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Reply TO Mr.. CIOhnn.

10 mo EsQllOE VI JuS 4hlClIA6SASS1'
respectfully ask space in your daily
for the following, from the Clerks re.
cord of the proceedings of meeting OF
the Board OF Education, held Nov. Is,
1868:
"Mr. Clohan offered the following
resolutions, which were referred to the
Superintendent" (The first resolution
relates TO the infliction of corporal pun
ishment, and has no bearing in this
ConneCtiOn.)
"2. RCSoLvcd, That the Principals of
the schools of the District be required
to adhere strictly to those articles of the
bv-laws which relate to absentees; ana
that the Superintendent be requested to
report TO the Board any infringement
of said articles by teachers, which may
come to his knowledge"
At the next meeting OF the Board,
held december Sth, the foregoing reso-
luton of VIM. Clohan was amended:
by substituting for Encouragement Cy,
the words 'JuitHre to 00SeTTe: 1h ns' Lnis
adopted, and has never since peen
modified or repealed. r,,.-,-,.
With the foregoing from the CLERKS
record staring him In the lace' MF:
CIohan is entitled to the full benent OF
his emphatic denial. And, MI. EultoF,
as it has been in the past, SO snail II pG
| in the future. that your columns snalI
not be numbered nor the community
bored with effusions from this pen upon
topics, the discussion of which can re-
suit in nolprofit to individuals or the
community. will not say, however,
that occasion may not call forth lur-
ther expose of Mr.. VIM. Clohan's
record, which will afford him ample op-
portunlty to sport his propensity Tor
denial and evasion. +. S. WILLIAMS.
AN ardent young man, on train on
the Dayton and Union Railroad, MOTTO
ed a young lady on a neighboring seat,
and his admiration impelled him to:
II Jrop tfle following note in her lap
"Miss Josephine, pardon me II I pre-
onne TOO far in thus addressing YOU
am a resident of Dayton. There is
aomethipg undefinable to me which i'm.
nels me TO ask you If you will cores
pond? hin this have given offence
nIease forgive your friend and admirer
Alfred" The train stopped at Green
Vile, and the indignant maiden disem,
barked. She was met by stalwar
brother to whom she handed the note
} at the same time pointing out IN
spooney author, who was standing .eL OF
the platform. he sprang to the car
seized ALI. by the collar and threw mn M
: to the ground, and pummeled him untl
[ the train started, when he kindly n1tet
: the crest-fallen lover to his feet, and p1
: a tremendous effort placed him on tn'
rear car.
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River aud weather.

C1NClNNAI41 hH1UH III
Weather clear; Thermometer 800.
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n LI I'd 1IIOH TfJUN
From Mr.. Chas. W. HaIIar.

FREDERICK CITY, Nd, Sept. IL, 1865.
From a conviction of benefit arrived from
the use OF DIR. HoOhRnd's German Tonic, al
though in general averse To Patent Medi-
clnes cordially recommend the ''TOnic" To
ALI suffering with Dyspepsia, as no other
medicine afforded me such prompt and por-
mAmAnent relief"
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Hoofand's German Bitters,
AND

PREPARED EY DR.. C. N. ia CRSON,
PHILADELPHIA PA
Thirty.tive years since they were first in
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
Ing humanity to create extent, than any
other remedies knO Wn to the public.
These remedies will enectuaIly cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility ,NChrOnic DlRrrhTa.
Disease of the Kid 'neys, and all DtSeH-
Ses arising from a DisOrdered Liver.
Stomach or InteSA tines.
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There Is no medicine eXtant equal to thekC
remedies in such cases. A tone and VigOr is
impaired to the whole system; the appetite Ii
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach
dIgesLS properly, the blood Ii purified, the
com mpleXlOn becomes sound and healthy
the yellow tinge ls eradicated from the @, es n
bloom IL given to the checks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes a strong and
healthy being.
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5EO. w. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson.
Jmtlge Of the Supreme Court Of Pe1lnSylUn,'in.
PHILADELPHIA, April IS, 1866.
"I consider "HoOfland's German BItters"
VALUABLE N EOICISE in case of attacks OF
Indigestion or dyspepsia. l can certify this
from my experience Of II.
Yours, with respect,
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A bill has passed Parliament securing
freedom of speech in all tho Diets of
GERMANY
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cleveland.

MARCH 17.-FLoUR-City made $40 %
aIO so for xxx white; IS 5Oa9 rs for
XX amber; 81 5Oa7 75 for XN red win
ter; s. 50aG 75 for y, red country made;
$7aS 90 for NN red and amber; $6 25a
I 90 for Xxx spring; 50 50alO 90 for NX
white winter.
GRAIN.-Wheat-No l red winter
held at 81 AZ; No. 2 do. held at 81 30
nominally. Corn-Held at Toe. Oats
Held at Gle.
OILs-Petroleum continues very dull
and refined is nominal at 20a30c as ask
ing rates for car lots of standard white.
Toledo.
MARC II 17.-FLoUR-Inactiv small
sales fine at So rs.
quiet; sales of amber at 81 4714 for No.
l: white Michigan 81 G714a1 GS; white
regular 81 47a1 As. COrn-No. quiet
and unchanged at 6Gc, with light Dusi-
ness; No. 2, 1c better and moderately
active at CSC. Oats-Better and quiet
at Gle for No. 1. Rye-Dull and nom
a5a j4ally :, UNCHANGED; nc Bnariey.C"nSd"
Ho0s-Dressed Hogs-Nomi
Receipts-l,70O bbls flour; 1900 bush
wheat; $4,000 bush corn; 1000 bush
oats; 700 bush barley.
Shipments-1,OOO bbls flour; 5000
bush wheat; $1,000 bush corn; 1000
bush oats: 600 bush Rye.
New Orleans.
MARCH 17.-CoTToN-Declin mid
dlings at 2734a28c; sales of 2. 800 bales.
Milwaukee.
MARCH 17.-FLoUR-Dull and prices
unchanged.
N-Wheat-Steady at 81 1l1z for
No. in store.
Buffalo.
MARCH 17.-Market dull and prices
unchanged.
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11S4t1O2'A1 N 2A-VN4L nv lit H.
And feeling the hand of time weighing
heavily upon them, with all its attendant
Ills, will lind in the use OF this BITTEIt5, or
tho TONIC, an elixir that will insIiIl new
life into their veins, restore In a measure tho
energy and ardOr of more youthful days,
build up their shrunken forms. and give.
health and happiness 10 their remaining
years..
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DEBILITY

Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TKATION OF THE SYSTEM. induced
by Severe Labor, Har!iships, TX
pOSIlre. FeVeTR. DC.
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II is a well established fact that fully one
population pop are sci dom in the en- 10y -
f%s1 %s%s own ST: 70 s US
we'll" They arc IanguId, devoid of all
energy, extremely nervous, and have no ar
petite.
TO this class of persons the BITTEKS,
the TONIC, is especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use OF either OF
these remedies. They will cure every case
of AIARASMUS, without fail.
Thousands OF certificates have accumnlat-
ed in the hands OF the proprietor, hut space
will allow OF the publication OF but few.
Those, II will be observed, are men OF nOIe.
and ofsuch standing that they must be be-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

Yesterday the captain Of the bark A. B. Wyrnan
employed G. B. stoddard, Harbormaster, as
stevedore. The shippers OF the cotton objected to
the appointment, and the captain discharged
him.
The longshoremen Immediately suspended WORK
all along the wharves and at half-past one O'CLOCK
to the number OF four hundred assembled at the
Military Hall.
G. B. Stoddard appeared with the black eye Ben
iamin Albert presented with him two or three
nights ago.
After any amount Of excited talking, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were presented and
adopted:
Whereas, The shippers per the Boston bark A.
B. Wyman, bound for Liverpool, have refused 10
ship any cotton on board OF said vessel unless
Captain G. B. Stoddard, stevedore, Is dismissed
from loading said vessel; and, whereas, the ship.
pers have declared that they make this demand
on the sole ground that Captain Stoddard Is
Republican; therefore. ,..o..,,..
Union OF Charleston, that no member OF TINS
Union will work on board the bark A. B. Wyman,
unless their brother member. Captain u. b. etoo-
dard, be first restored to duty as steyeoore on
board OF said vessel and further no member oi
this Union will aid in loading any vessel with cot
ton until the shippers withdraw all discrlmlna-
tion against longshoremen on account OF lneir
political sentiments, whether such members De
Republicans or Democrats.
RESOLVED, That copies Of these resolutions be
forwarded for publication to the Boston Shlpplng
Journal, the Boston Post, the New YORK Herald
and Tribune, the b. IL (Me.) Journal and the pa
pers in this city.
After these resolutions were disposed OF, it was
resolved, that as the shippers Of cotton to Eu-
rope were the only ones who objected to Stod-
dard, the longshoremen would refuse to work
only on board OF vessels loading for Europe.
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Hotel Arrivals-October 27.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Mrs. Epping, Grahamville; Geo. S. Barthelmess,
Savannah; James B. Haywood, Jr., South Carroll
ma; j. W. Shachford, Steamship Pioneer; James
P. Boyce, Greenve; W. G. Harris, Edgefeld; s..
E. Massmar, Philadelphia; Colonel VIM. J. Frost
Anderson, Aiken; B. B. Parker, Jr.. Hart County,
Ca; H. Tuchman, Columbia; N. Tedeslin, Rich
mond; G. Isaacs, New York; ]. W. Rockwell,
Connecticut; Charles Johnson, City; A. Asonsor
Philip S. Muller, Lenox Smith, G. q. Pandofrens,
New York; Miss Emma Drew, W. NJ. Drew,
Jacksonville; r. c. Richardson and lady, Claren-
don; Frank Arnum, II. Legler, Edge1eld; w. Mac
murphy, wife, five children and nurse, Augusta;
J. D. Thomas, 0rangeburg.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. B. White, Mars Bluff; ]. R. Wilson, Wadma-
law Island; c. c. DuBose, st. Stephens; J. H..
Barker j. N. Bratharn, Barker's Mills; John Will
cock, John Davis, J. p Harley, 0rangeburg; J. H.
Keels, Gourdin's; James W. Grace, Master Chas.
NJ Grace, Yonge's Island; James G. Foster, En-
terprise; B. B. Poelnitz, Florence; Miss Eccleston,
Baltimore; George F. Stevens, Selma; NJ. S. David,
Clarendon, C. c. Moore, New York; Richard Cox
and son, Henry Norfleet, Portsmouth, Va.
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ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF RESPECT
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The annual meeting OF
the Society for the Relief OF the Widows and Or
phans of the Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF South Carolina was held at the Man
sion House, yesterday, at O'Clock.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The following preamble and resolutions were
offered by the Standing Committee and adopted
by the society:
Since the last anniversary Of the Society the
Honorable James Rose, having nearly completed
his four score years, has been removed from this
life and left vacant the places which he had use
fully and honorably filled. He was among the
very Oldest members OF our venerable Society,
having been elected in the year 1916. he also
served as president for the usual term, and since
1S40 has been one Of the Standing Committee
Occupying as he did important and Responsible
trusts in the community, and distinguished as he
was for his attention to the hospltallties ol re-
fined society, he was not unmindful OF the duties
which delicate charity required, or the claims
which want or necessity demanded. 1t Is not too
firich to say that he "never turned his back on
any poor man." His interest In this Society was
shown by the length of time during which he was
a member, and was felt by Its objects whenever
occasion occurred. 1t is, therefore,
Resolued, That in the death OF MI: Rose, the
Standing Committee Of this Society has lost an
active, esteemed and valued member.
RESOLVED, That this preamble anu THESE resou
tions be communicated to the Society at It's next
annual meeting; that they be published IN the
daily papers Of the city, and communicated TO
the family OF Mr.. Rose with the assurances OF the
sincere sympathy Of the committee In their be-
reavement.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, A. J. White; Vice-Presi-
dent, VIM. @. Courtney; Treasurer, James R. Prin-
gle; Secretary, E. Horny Frost; Standing Com
mittee-Charles Aston, Sr., Henry d. Lesesne,
William B. Prngle, William G. Bee, W. Alston
Pringle, william Aiken, DR.. William T. Wragg,
Hon. A. Huger Charles P Lowndes.
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
TTNDER DECREE INEQUITY.
h. Il. WILLIAMS, ADMIR- vs. GILBERT F. WILL
LIAMS. ET AL. - -.

Will be sold in front of the Old Customhouse on
THURSDAY, the 2sth day OF October A. D. S
1862 at II A. NJ. precisely.
ALI that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, situate south side Of Liberty street,
In the City OF Charleston; measuring In 'front.'
on liberty street az feet, on back line 3S feet
inches, on east line 15s feet inches and on west
line 147 feet, more or less. Bounding north; on
Liberty street. east on lands Of Mordecai Cohen,
Peter N. Epping and G. Jackson, north on lands
now or late OF p s. Smith and Weston lands
now or late Of John May; said Lot known as No..
of plat Of lands ofthe estate of Mordecai Cohen
drawn by Charles Parker, Surveyor, November,
1851, duly recorded in Plat Book "a, - No. J. page
70, Register Mesne Conveyance ONCE, Charleston
County
All that LOT OF LAND, situate In the Town OF
Cheraw, Chesterfield County, S. c., on Market
street OF the said town. and containing six Town
Lots, numbered on the plan OF the said town 173,
ia, 175 17S, 1885, 100, which said piece or parcel
Of land Is bounded east by Huger street, south
by Market street, west by High street. and north
by Lots 1877 and 176, as per plat Of said Town OF
Cheraw, recorded In Registers ONCE OF the
County of Chesterfield, s. c. ~
Terms-0ne-third cash; remainder In one and
two years, secured by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage OF the property sold. 5slz
E. w. NJ. MACKEY, s. O. @.
The above described property can be treated
for at private sale until disposed Of at auction.
Apply at Shcriff's ONCE, Charleston County,
Charleston, 8. G. Sfeg s5sls
HS- Cheraw Democrat will please publish on
14th 2lst and 2sth October, 1882 and send bill to
NBws ONCE OGtT th4
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS.
INVALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUC-
TION.

BY virtue Of ON order Of sale to me directed by the
Hon. Georges. Bryan, Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District OF South Carolina,
will offer for sale, at public auction, on
Postoffice, foot of Broad-street, ~
All that PLANTATION or TRACT Upland, long
known as "Racoon Island" situate, lying and
being in st. Johns Parish, Colleton District ada-
cent to Edisto Island, and by causeway con-
Lands OF Major w. s. Murray, formerly OF VIM.
Meggett. and the South Edisto River, and east on
Lands OF W. S. Murray, south on, Haynes Greek
and the South Edisto River, and west on the South
Edisto River
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one year, Sc
cured by bond Of purchaser bearing per cent.
chasher to pay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS MCLAIN,
oct19 tuth1S Assignee E. w. Seabrook.e
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& u. Narsnau4 4 Brother will sell at 10 O'Clock,
1t the old Postondce, valuable real estate
.yyra1n Gurney viii sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. 1O2
Hast Bay, eommissary stores.
Knox, DAILY 4 Go. win continte the sale, at 10
O'Clock, at store No. 2s7 King street, Of stock OF
zcncy goods.
r. = A. p. caldwell VIII sell at half-past o
e,ciock, at their store, provisions, DC.
John G. Minor 4 Co win sell at 10 O'Clock, at
SnaIr store, assorted dry goods, &c.
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THE UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GHoRaH S.
BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsIpING.-A special session OF
the District Court was held yesterday.
The Judge gave notice that special session OF
the District Court would be held every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at IL O'Clock, for the
transaction Of admiralty and bankrupt business.
In the case OF James S. Glover Qien creditor) VS..
Edward F. Davis, bankrupt-appiication to ex-
anime bankrupt-the bankrupt was ordered to
appear before Registrar Carpenter for examina-
tion on the 10th OF November.
In the case Of James S. Glover VS.. Edward +.
Davis-appncation for an order directing testi-
mony to be read in regard to the validity Of judg
ment in favor Of Mrs. S. G. Davis-the order was
granted, and Registrar Carpenter ordered to re-
ceive the testimony.
In the case Of ]. M. Rose and Cohen VS.. W. Win
stock-petition to allow compensation-thep petit
ton was referred to Registrar Carpenter to report
upon the facts and the compensation due.
In the case of John Horlbeck, executor Of estate
of E. Blum VS.. Levy & AleXander-petition Tor
payment for rent-the report Of the registrar was
confirmed and the assignee ordered to pay one
hundred dollars to petitioners; also, ordered that
the petitioners have leave to prove before the re-
glstrar the amount due for rent from the period
OF bankruptcy of said Levy Alexander.
Petitions of Samuel W. Evans, of Chesterfield,
Christopher D. Easterling and Robert c. Easter
ling, Of Marlboro, Thomas l.. Waring, OF charles
tan and Ephraim NJ. Seabrook, Of Beaufort, for
final discharges in bankruptcy, were ganted.
In the case of Lemue B. Stephenson VS.. Addison
A. Mcdowell, petition to sell real estate, the petl
tion was referred TO Registrar Carpenter.
In the case Of Lemuel B. Stephenson VS.. James
L. Mcdowell, petition to sell personal property,
the petition was referred to Registrar Carpenter.
In the case Of James Patterson VS.. Silas Evans,
peti.ion for sale Of real estate, the petition vas
referred to Registrar Carpenter.
In the ease Of ". W. Brady vs. I. NJ. Godbold,
petition 10 establish lien, the petition was refer
red - Registrar Carpenter.
In the case of Francis 6. Cart, the United States
Marshal was instructed to sell the uAexpired
lease and growing crop Of the plantation called
the Johns Island Ferry and Wilkins tract.
In the case of A. McRae, assignee VS.. Jerry Il.
Lee petition to sell real estate, the assignee was
ordered to sell at public auction.
In the case Of A. McRae, assignee, VS.. John NJ.
Waddel petition to sell real estate, the assignee
was ordered to sell.
The court then adjourned.
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: sHHEDs OF STATE NEws.-The Greenyflle and
Columbia Railroad has done a larger freight bust
ness this fan than ever before since the war.
The weather in Columbia, during the last few
days, has been quite Novemberish. u
H. A. Wright, of Edgeheld, has been appointed
notary pubic.
Mr.. P. D. Lincoln, the business agent of the
Sumter News, is guest at the Pavilion Hotel and
viii solicit advertisements for his paper.
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BY JOHN s. RYAN.

A UCTION SALE OF LOT OF LAND
AND GUIGNARD STREET.
On TUESDAY, the I'd day of November, at the
Old Postofiice at II O'Clock A. n, will sell az
Public Auction. without any manner Of reserve
All that LOT OF LAND, at the Northeast corner
OF East Bay and Gulgnard street, measuring and
containing 81 feet Inches front on East Bay, by
1853 feet on Guignard street, and "a feet incleS
ON the back be the same more or less.
ALSO,
The LOT Immediately adjoining the above on
the north line same Dimensions.
Terms OF Sale=-0ne-third cash. remainder IN
one, two and three years, secured by bond and
mortgage OF the property -old. Purchaser to pay
for conveyance and stamps.
n. B.-For further information, apply to
octe6 JOHN S. RYAN No. 81 Broad street..
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
100 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION

win be sold at the Old Postofnce, on THURSDAY,
25th November, at II O'Clock, to the highest bid
ders,
tanning from one to eleven acres OF Land, situated
on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, Edist0
River and public roads around Jacksonboro' De
pot laid out into lots and streets, plat OF WHICH
win be exhibited on the day OF sale.
The above Lots will be sold separately. ~
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one year, with
interest from day OF sale, secured by bond and
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers to pay
J. F. Mathewes for necessary United States inter
nal revenue stamps and papers oct25 mth10
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TnH PLANS for q wooden trrssed bridge, to be
erected to connect Johns and wadmalaw Isl
ards, are on exhibition at the ONCE Of the County
Commissioners; The bridge win be sixty feet
long. The proposals for building ii have not yet
been opened
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

NEw L1aHrs AND SHApss.-Mr. P. L. Guillemin
has recently introduced some novelties in the
shape OF rotary glass burners that are now all
the vogue ana the chief attraction IN some Oh
our business houses. Mr. Guiilemin has aiso q
new styie Of srgand shade that sheds SOFT hSns
In no ways injurious to the eyes.
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TEr oHxApEsr Ysr.-THE NEWS Job ONCE is
now printing bili-heads IN the best style anu on
e,a yaner al 81 so per thousand. Merchants. think
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

MORTALITY AMONG THE CoLoRBD CHILDREN
During the forty-eight hours past, SIX colored
children have died-the eldest OF whom was not
quite eighteen months old. Neglect Is the cause
assigned for their deaths.
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We will continue to sell THIS DAY, the 2sth
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continue from
from day to day until disposed Of,
The entire Stock Of Mr.. A. Hing, No. 237 King
street, damaged by water during the late fire, and
appraised at over $4,000, comprising DRY
GOODS, Carpets, Mating, Fancy Goods In great
variety.
TOYS Of every description, &c.
Conditions cash for all amounts under S1eo;
800 to $500, thirty days; over $500, sixty days,
approved endorsed notes.
R6 All persons unknown to the auctioneer will
be required to give deposit on purchasing.
Oct4
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TIE PAINTERS srRIKE.-There are about eight
white and six colored painters at work at present,
The remainder are stin ''strikingn for 50 50 per
day. Tney are orderly.
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THE EFRzuNDscHAFTsBUNDw win give an entertain
ment at their han at eight O'Clock this evening.
The nnsical and dramatical portion Of the enter
tainment promises to be better than has ever been
produced before the society. 1t win be pleasant
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

THIS DAY. 2sth instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
at our Auction Salesroom, No. 1876 Meeting
street, on account OF underwriters and all
concerned,
Two cases assorted DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF:
Fancy and Mourning PRINTS, Bleached and
Brown Shirting, Ginghams, Fancy Plaid Osnar
burgs, Plaid Lindseys, White Flannel, Ticking,
Shifting Stripes, Blue Denims, Kentucky Jeans,
Cassimeres, &c,
With Invoices OF Desirable GOODS, received by
steamers Champion and Prometheus.
Black and Fancy SATINETS, Heavy Twills,
Kentucky Jeans. Fancy Delaines, Black Cloth
Cloaks, Worsted Comforts, Ladies' Kid Gloves,
Undershirts, G. F. Drawers White Shirts, Head
Handkerchiefs, L. G.. Handkerchiefs, Nubias,
Leather Belts, Flax Thread Hosiery, &c.
Conditions cash 0ct2S