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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05
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THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference Register,

THE Merchants Protective Union, organized to
promote and protect trade. Icy enabling its sub
sribe,s to attain facility and safety of credits and
the recovery OF claims at all points, have tn an
nounce thai they will. in September, 1865, publish
III one large quarto volume
The Merchants Protective Union Mer-
camille Reference Register,
containing among Other ;hiuEs. the Names, Nature
Of Business, Amount of Capital, Financial Stan /
ing aud Rating to credit, of oTer 4en 000 OF the
principal merchants. traders bankers, manntactur-
ers and public companies, in more than 80 900 Of
the cities. towns villages and settlements through
ont the United States. their territories, and the
British Provinces of North America; and embracing
the most important information attHinahe and nee
cssary to enable the merchant to ascertain at
glance the Capital Character and Degree of Credit
of such of his customers a. are deemed worthy Of
any graduation of credit. comprising. also, News
paper Directory. containing the title, character,
price, and place of publication, with lull partcu-
lars relative to each journal, being a complete
guide to the press OF every county in the U. States.
The reports and iGlorma'i ion will lie confined t.
those deemed worthy of some line of credit and as
the will lie bias, d. far pra ;ticable, upon
the written statements of the parties themselves,
whose char cter will prove guarantee of the cor
rectness OF the information furnished by them it il
! believed that the reports will prove more truthful
/ and complete, and therefore. superior to, and of
much greater value, than any previously issued.
/ BY aid of the Mercantile reference Register, bu-
Siness will be enabled to ascertain at glance
with financial worth of nearly every merchant,
manufacturer, trader and banker. within the abovei
named territorial limits.
On or about the first of each moath, Subscribers
will also receive the Monthly Chronicle, containing
among other things a record OF such i'm portant
changes in the name and condition OF firms thu o
out the country. as may occur subsequent to the
publication of each haf-yearly volume of the Mer-
camille r, ference Register.
Price of The Merchants Union Me-cantile Refer
ence Register. fifty dollars (s50 for which it will
1-I4 tloT HIT,
transportation paid.
II Ilders of five $40 shares o. the apital Stock
IN addition to participating in the profits will re
ceive one cory of the Mercantile, Reference Regise
free of charge holders of ten shares will be entitled
TO txo copies; and more than ten shares Of ths
Capital Stock will be allotted to any one applicant
All remit tances, orders, or communications rela
tive to the book should lie addressed to the Mer
rhant's Protective Union. in the American Exchs
Bank Building, No. rs Broadway, CB 2566
New York. (aug29op
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05

4 IL those who credit the BARRIERS cr1p1oT
l \ ed by the undersigned must look to ther
for III" money J viii pay n debts OF ,hc;r
contrasting. BEN. GARRETT.
Canton, May /, 60
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First, on dry soil, and, if conven-
lent, in some quiet spot, away from
the busy routine of the domestic cir
Gle. Tt should be shaded by trees,
to relieve the little occupants from
the rays of the burning sun, and
shield them from too much exposure
to strong winds. The best bee-house
that was ever used, is the shade of a
tree and Il good hive. The hive should
always face the south east, if posi-
bic, so your bees get the morning
sun, and fewer storms come from
/ that direction. Let it be located
where it can be readily seen from
some door or window, from the kitch-
en-, if possible, so that the women
can give the alarm in swarming time.
The grass should be kept short by
occasional cutting. All ant-hills in
/ the immediate neighborhOod of the
apiary should be destroyed, as also
Spider-webS and the like. | recon-
mend the planting of trees, where
you are not already favored with
them, and setting one or two hives
under each tree, always avoiding a
| bee-hOnSe or room. as there is no
/ pace like the open air.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05

'lNHE aw Partnership Of LUCKETT 4 FEARN
4 Is his day dissoIy ID, by mutual consent
o Luz kFTT
ll9jh N"v.lN6~l GEO FEAEV.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05

RELIABILITY
Is the thing above all others that is most de-
irable in business man. Advertisers will find us
Cways ready to guarantee perfect satisfaction in
lbontracts that may lie made with us. We are ena-
ased to on"r special Inducements to parties who
IN Y wish to advertise extensively. Send all orders
direct to US. write for estimates We are agents
for all papers throughout the United States, and
the Canadds.
F.. DIBBLE & CO..
Publishing and Advertising House.
scpl9-f 20S Main St. Louisville XIV.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05

Reasons Why Families Should Possess These
Machines.
EAMILIES generally wash So times every year,
l. or in other words, spend one-siXih of their
time for labor in doing washing the ordinary way.
BY using these machines they do the same
Bloody fingers, sore back, strained wrists and in
hallng steam consequent upon the old way of wash
ing, are all avoided by using these machines. 1t
does not require able-boded persons to operate
them. A hoy or girl twelve or fourteen years Of
age, can d. much washing with these machines,
in few hours one able-bode ed won can in a
whole day by the usual process.
See card Tor using the King of the West.
For sale by
v; FITCHETT, Agent.
CantCn. April SIN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05
Filc Saturday Evening Post
Enlarged and led.

sNHIS" oldest and hest of tie Ltcrrry Week
L lies h been recently enlarged and Lr,u,i-
led. 1t is weekly emlrlli."d with Engraving
,nd its Novelets, Stores Sketches. &C., a;e II
ur,a~sed.
1t has inst commenctd two splendid Nnvc!et,
The Qurtn Of thr Sduannah,H iy Gustave A..
I'd and " 81. GPorgr aHt III Dsagon = Ep.e
II Society, by Elizabeth Prescott the author "i
How Woman Had Her Nay" L..
New Nuvrltts will celtiauaily succeed each MI
y. Among those already on hand, or in pies.
The Mgsfcry If ihr Reefs a pow lfal stf.r,
Hr>. llnsner; aud - Cut 1h!f or. The It'd -
Fht", ly Ms Amanda NJ u uei,s
The foSr also gives the Gems Of The English
iay|Znes
4 ccpy of III" large ard 'cautifui Premium Steel
Engraving -" The Sung ot III a. Sra. --rn-
tr4v-d expressly for read rs. at cost for Il
nc}aVng alone Of nearly .0a0 will e lent e.. t
oaidD to every tsl 5OJ subscriber and t. y -,
IN sending GLIB FL.is ia tr~ly beaL'l III
naraving!
To INV SrB-CRIBFRs.-M nIK : y snit e III
! rs for 1869 will have their -u'Srl ltiriI> d,1td
h eek 10 the paper Of September l9h until the large
Extra edition "t that die is * au.trd. IN III
| paper We crmmrncrd two S.ve.ets-" TIL Q 81 n
| If the savannah. and 81 G,uf g. ard Il Drag,
m. This will b6 teen papers in addit.u to Ito
| esu'rr weekly numbers Iur 1869 nearly ~.
| teen IN nths in al ! When cur extra di'nn
; x'au ted. the names OF all ncw subscribers tor
1863 will he rIt,i rcd list the irry wrek tn
| ire received .; rourS- iIn-e who sind ia thu
names earliest will get the great i humber OF
ira papers
! Owing 70 the urusuiliy LIBERAL character Of t is
fftI, shall be compelled 20 adhere scIety 70 it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05

Passengers holding though tickets can
stop over Mt Cave City, to visit the NAM
MOTH CAVE, and resume their journey
at pleasure.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05

BEE-KEEPING A correspondent
Of the California Farmer thinks eve
ry owner of rural home ought to
have a few swarms Of honey-makers,
and he gives the following sugses-
tons as to where they should be
kent and how manarpd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05

and all other cities in the North and East
and with the splendid steamers of the
L. s. NATL LINE,
Arriving at CINCINNATI next morning, in
time to take early trains East.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-05
AGENTS WANTED
ST. PAUL

To sell the only Unabridged Complete
Piles Edition of BONYBEARE & HI
SONS LIFE AND EPISTLES OF
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

LIFE INSURANCE. This subject is but little
thought Of In this country, particularly In the souh
and why it should be SO We cannot imagine, for It
concerns the pooras we'll the rich, the man living
on his income, The mechanic, the farmer, the pro.
fessiohal man, the merchantin short all classes OF
the community. Times like the present make most
manifest the peculiar benefits Of this mode fprotec-
tion. Business is interrupted. are anxious for
the future. Thousands have families serowng up
around sheTa whcse maintenance depends upon the
fathers life. To oil such we would soy, 20 and In
sure. II you have property you insure that, why
mot your life. For nothing is uncertain as Hfe
And IL you are rich you cannot be certain that You
VIII remain so: the rich man Of to-day s constantly
from causes beyond his control, poor tomorrow
NC !.o-o::o-S Soy &c O.! vino za;so tho premium
and few cannot, 20 ana Insure your lives for what
you can afford; you will never repent It,
These thoughts have suggested themselves on our
observing the number Of highly respectable and
responsible Life Insurance Companies that have
agencies in our city Another appears this morning
in our advertising oolnmns--The Etns, Of Hartford
Conn--infenor to none. and Offering some striking
advantages. We would advise those interested to
look into the condition Of ths company, The sgentey
Messrs. Hugsr fsaveneI. win give all the informa
ton that may be desired.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

r.. & A. p. CALDWELL will sell at 10 o'clock,
in their warehouse. Chalmers-street. four hundred
and eighty four barrels flour.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock in
their store, East Bay. bans, butter &C. Also at IL
o'cloch. at No. 155 East Ray. five hundred barrels
Irish potatoes.
LEIroH & BRUINS will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old tostofice elegant private residence and other
valuable real estate.
A. Q. MCGILLLvRAY will sell for the Sheriff. at
II O'Clock, at the old Pcstoce. lot Of land King
street.
r. NJ. MARSHALL. 4 BROTHER will sell at IL
O'Clock, at tho old Postofice, dwellings, tracts of
land, SO.
g. w. sTEFFENs will sell at halrpast o'o'ocS. In
front of his store Vendue Range. cheese bacon, &c.
T. M. OATER will sell at three.quariefs past 8
O'Clock at hi, store. Browns wharf, butter, crock
ery &c.
john G. M1LNon & 90. will sell at 10 O'Clock, in
their salesroom, Meetipg-sreet, an assortment of
seasonable dry goods,
KNOX, DAILY L Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock at their
salesroom, corner Meeting and Wentworth st1 Gets,
Shoes, fancy goods, sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

PERsoNAL.-Hon. George VIM. Logan, late
DISTRICT Judge. who has been for some months in
New Orleans. has returned to Charleston, having
cepted the position to which he recently elected
in the South Carolina Loan and Trust Company.
Mr. VIM Little. Of the Bennettsvine Journal, Mr..
E. p. Lucas. Of the Darlington Democrat, and Mr.
Lucas, Of the @ arendon Press, are in town.
GENERAL GoNZALES.-We learn from private
letter thai General Gonzales, whose arrest and
fnement In Moro Castle within fifteen minutes after
his arrival at Havana enormously reported O
week or two ago. was treated with courtesy and even
kindness by General Dulce, and has not been In
way interfered with by the authorities. No person
from the steamship was allowed to land until Gen.
eral Dulce had been person ally informed of tho OBJ
tect of General Gonzales return to Cuba. Beyond
this General Gonzales suffered neither inconvenience
nor confinement.
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BUs1N MSS NOTICES.

MoCLELLAN SADDLES, SADDLERY, &C.-The
wholesale and retail saddery establishment of r. f..
Chapeau, Meettpg-street, next the Mills House. has
recently been enlarged In order to accommodate ex
tensive additions to his stock already complete I'm
every particular appertaining to the trade Besides
the goods Of his own manufacture. Mr. Chspesu is q
direct importer Of tho finest and best English sad
dies and saddlery, and persons in need of well got
up saddles. brides and harness generally, should
examine his stock. He is extensive dealer in
army saddles and harness. and has now on hand for
sale at moderate figures upward of twenty-fye hun.
dred OF the famous Mcclellan eaddle. the most en-
during In use. and large lot Of wagon harness.
since the days Of the we'll known Mckenzie there is
no saddlery house that has been better kept or more
complete in all that constitutes reliable and well
stocked concern.
TO THE PLANTERS OF South CAROLINA AND
dEoRaIA--Believing ''WHANN's'' RAW BONE su.
PERPHosPHATE OF LIME to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market and superior TO MANY.
and being desirous of having 1t thoroughly tested
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums:
lst For the largest yield Of Cotton ftom an acre OF
land, Silver Pitcher worth $10O. 3D. For the SEQ
ond largest yield OF Cotton from On aero of land o
Silver Pitcher worth $50 3d. For the largest yield
OF Corn from of land, q Silver Goblet worth
$25.
Inc above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANNs'' RAW BoMn SupEapuospHArE alone ts
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums viii be required
to furnish satisfacto evidence of the amount pro-
duced ON the acre. and statement Of the manner in
which they applied the manure. limited amount
only Of this Phosphate will be distributed during the
season. Prices. delivered the cars at Charleston
s66 per ton, cash; $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable lat November
CLAGHORN, HERRING l. co.,
Accommodation Wharf Charleston g. c.
And No. Warren Block. Augusta, as.
February 2S 1mo
HOMEMADE BREAD at Kinsman's Saloon.
March q tnthse
-~--O---
The PRopRIEToRs OF ssWhann's Raw Bone
Super iphosphate Of Limo cordially auvite farmers.
dealers aad others interested In procuring farst-
class manure, to call and examine their works ss,
process OF manufacture. and insp ct the materials
used. They have no secrets. give full value, ana
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to the tan
dard analysis. Cisrhorn, Herring & co. are the
agents for the sale Of it In AUGUSTA ana Charleston
repruarV 10 H. limo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

as- LARGEST CIRCULATlON.-rHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TsE LARGEST CIR.
UULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROvIs.
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFFICE LAW.
THE DAILY News will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at SIX poTLARs year in advance
at FIFTEEN CENTS a week. payable to the carriers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

St. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at 8 P. NJ.
Jefferson Lodge, at r. M.
Carolina Chapter, at P. M.
NJ.
Survivors Association, at 7PM
Charleston Rifemen Society, at half.past P. M.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09
Elegant and Desirable Residence.
w. Y. LEITCH & II. s. BRUINS

w. Y. LEITCH e. II. s. BRUINS.
AuGt1Oneers.
Will be sold Mt Public Auction, THIS DAY 9th
March, at the Old Poetoface,
That SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
In tho eastern part of the city, known the Tucker
House. ibis property ia situated high and
dry portion Of the city. commanding fnc view of
the bar and harhor of Charleston. and COZ nprises
the advantages of city and shore residence; is
on one OF the healthiest localities, and altogether
the most desirable property shat has offered at
auction.
! he Lor IS largo and spacious, measuring in
front on Bay rect = feet Cooper street = feet,
and occupies one half OF the square, aud capable OF
being so ub-dlvided.
Terms One sixth o. the amount c,sh; the balance
payable in twelve months, with interest ty
bond and mortgage Of tue properly; insurance OF
the bui ding, and assignment Of the policy. Pur-
chaser to pay us for papers and stamps.
March mstu3
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Auftion Sales.
Elegant Private Residence at corner of Oranoe
and 7Tddd streets
w. Y. LEITCH & II. 8. BRUINS,

BY virtue Of an order OF sale to directed by the
Hon. Geo. y. yam, Judge Of tho United States
Court for the District of South Carolina 1 will sell
at public auction THIS DAY, 9th March, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Postofflce.
Tnat very desirable and spacL us RESIDENCE nj
northwest corner OF Orange and rradd Streets now
occupied by the Hon. p G. Gaillard. The House
contains -. rooms. and upon the premises are all
necessary outbuildings with spa. ious garden spot
under cultivation
haIicston. and is we'll situated h reference to the
business part OF Charleston and in close prox xanity
20 tne battery. Lot measures 11O feet on Tradd by
$50 feet on Orange street. ~
. Ierms-One- ourth cash; balan o in ore. two and
three years, secured by bond aud MORTGAGE of The
property with interest; property to BE- insured and
policy assished. Purchaser to pay Auctionecrs for
papers and stamps. O
LAWRENCE w. O'HEAR
Assignee of Theo lore Stoney
MRrchS mstthmtuG
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Assignee's Sale.
II. nj. MARSHALL & BRO.

ny virtue OF an order to me directed by Hon. George
D. Bryan, Judge of he United States District
Couit viii DO sold at public ou,cry THIS AK, the
oth day OF March next, at II O'Clock A. NJ, Mt The
CD Cusiomhouse
hn mat LOT OF LAND with the buildings there.
IN, siua'ed M On the northeast rncr OF Ashley and
Doughty streets; butting bounding to the north
on on Iands OF Lucas one hundred and eighty-three
teeI s,x ,nches; to the east lands of Lucas ono
nunoIeo 1eet, and lands of Williams one hundred
feet; to the south on lands Bates and Wiliiama
ninety feet, and on Doughty-stre hundred and
dred feet, be the same more or les -~--
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. .ecnred by bopd and mortgage buildings 20 ba
insured and policies assigned. Purchaser to paw
assignee for papers and stamps.
j. B. BTSSELL,
Marcn tU2 Assignee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

OmRIBUs s.1N E TO MA GNOLIA.
The SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
announce to the citizens OF Charleston that and
Sftar Thursday, the 11th inst, he Will establish
LINE OF OMNIBUSES. under tie super,nte dence
OF Mr. n. GATES, to run from the corner Of Meet
ing and Ltne.streets, to Magnolia Avenue and the
Three Mile House.
These OMNTBUsEs Will leave each terminus
every hahhour from 0 A. to IL M, and every
quarter hour from to p. NJ, and will run every
day.
Fare-1O cents
A strict adherence to Schedule guaranteed.
Arrangen ents can be made for Pic-nio Parties
from same date. at stage Ohice. corner lime and
Meet ng-strects. 8 ROBERT GRAHAM
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

BY JOHN G. MILNOR & 60.
THIS DAY. 9th instant at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at
our Auction Salesroom. No. 1876 Meeting street,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF sEASONABLE
DRY GOODS, JUST RECEIVED,
CONsIsTING IN PART OF:
ades, Kentucky Jeans, Black satinets Chanbrays.
Blue Denim, Sbirting, Stripes. Blue Plaids and
and slate Jeans, 34 9s and Bl ,ae he'd and Brown
Shifting, Dressing and tlantauon Combs. Muslin and
Madras Handkerehiefs. Brown aud Mixed half Hose,
White Hose, Lace Wells, Paper Collars, Mens' and
Boys Hats, Linen Shirt Fronts Buttons Pms,
epool Cotton, Flax Thread, Thimbles, scissors
Hooks and Eyes, Buckles, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. March
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09
Auetiou Sales.

Positive Sale
BY Il. III. CATEB..
VIII be sold Browns Wharf, at $mec-quarters-
past O'Clock, THI, Da {.
80 tubs BUTTER
SO bbls. Flour now landing
60 tubs Lard
3nG0 hoce sugar-C Cured New Yprk Strips
600 Choice ugar. Cured New York >boulders
quarter Casks Pine,t Cas,illon 4 Go.
Brandy
80 cases pinett Cas- t,llon & 60. Brandy.
LO1 OPEN CKOCkhRY.
SUCH AS:
EwERS AND BASIN :, Tun ops, Plates, Covered
Dishes Hand Teas, &c &C., &o.
Conditions cash. March 0
Cheese, Strips, Hams, &c.
by GEORGE w.. STEFFENS.
80 vendue Range, at halE,past O'Clock
40 boxes CHE ESIS,
10 boxes StNps
boxes BnlOs.
hhds. Shoulders
10 boxes Sodfish
2Fairbank's ScaloI Marca,9
Under Foreclosure Of Nortgoge- Contents of
Grocery Store. horthWeSl Corner Laurens
and Wharf streets.
&>Y LEEFORDS & co.
Will bc sola TOMORROW, the 10Th Instant, at II
o,vlock at the above place.
The CONTtNTS OF said store consisting of q well
selected stCch OF Groceries, Liquors. &c.
Tho lCaSa of. Stora To RIM n ar
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

E
VHyHIs aUANO DTFFERJ FROM PERUVIAN
n Guano simply IN ,he relative proportions of
the same el, ments OF fertility. MI
Its use during the past four years for the cnIture
Of cotton and .orn has given to 1t character tor
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine Peru
vene, u produces large Increase Of crops
The price ut w1ltce thIa GnAno is PLACED "A rf,.
much below that Of Peruvian anano 40 70 constitute
y an object Of nstestai importance 70 Southern
Agricuiture. ~ m lly III
COMPANY
enable II TO furnish 9uanoos the highest yalylo nt
the lowest possible cost to consumers and the
this policy. -7 80 - u
Inc Company looks To largo sales, snasi praBty
and permanent trade for compShsation on cepital
pr. sr. JULIEN RAvENEI. Of South caro-
lima, 10 Hcfenahn Director I'd the Company
which anords eure guarantees Of the continues ex-
celiencs pfth0 0uanos None nonutne unlase brand.
ca with tho name OF JOHN 8. REEksE A CO., Gezto-
ral Agents or the PAcEEIG @UAMO COMPANY.
4 For sernas and mode Of apPlic atton. apply 70 !,
Agent f6r th6 stato of South Uarolina.
Moa- axd Atlantic WherE.
Deoemosr ~ DA0 stuthSmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

A NUISANCE. -Meetingstreet was blocked
up for more than an hour yesterday afternoon by
the crowd which assembled to see Bond, the tight
rope walker, put his neck in jeopardy. If the
greatest good of the greatest number is prevail
and we must put up with this public annoyance, we
may at least ask that the President OF the Street Rail-
way Company will not again allow his cars 10 be
stopped for an hour to tight rope performance
On the Rutled2e-street Line there is an occasional
interval OF twenty minutes between two cars going
in the direction and f to this Is added an hours
delay for the benefit of Professor Bond, it will be
necessary to start from the old Posoce In the
morning to rea>h Calhoun-street by night e. d.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

THE HANIloNs.-The renowned Hanlons gave
the FIRST entertainment hast evening In Hibernian
Hall.
The performance was varied and at times very in
teresing. The gyInn~stio feats were very fine and
surpassed all expectation.
The solo on the harp by MIR. Bamphin showed
complete master of the instrument and was replete
with skillful manipulation. The velooipede riding
was extraordinary. Mr.. Hanlon performed acts of
equestrianism ON the .shellton animal" not very
inferior to the doings Of Jim Robinson on bareback
''live stock
Tonight they will appear again in excellent bill
which will show this capital troupe TO advantage.