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The UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 3-HoN.
GEO. g. BRYAN PREsIDlNa.-The petition of j. p.
M EppiDg. United states Marshal, to sell property
OF A. '" and O. @. Thames blnkrupts. heard
ana the order for sale granted. The report OF the
assignee OF james e. Thompson sales made was
read and confirmed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Sheriff E. w. M. MACKEY will sell between
the hours of IL and o'clock. at the Courthouse,
Leases, not exceeding seven years. CT property in
Charleston County.
A. O. MoGILLIvRAY will sell for the Sheriff at II
o'clocb, at the Courthouse. lot Of land.
LErToH BRUr 8 will sell at IL O'Clock. at the old
Postofhce, alot Of land with buildings thereon.
KNOX, DAILY 4 Co. will sell at 1O o'clock at their
salesroom, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets,
furniture, glassware, go.
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CONFIRMATION AT THE CATHEDRAL CHAPEL
Yesterday morning ninety-seven young persons
were confirmed at the Cathedral Chapel Queen.
street. Seventy one young ladies marched from the
Academy Of the Sisters 10 the church, where Bishop
Persico addressed them prior to admit 'nster,ng the
sacrament. In tho evening there was renewal of
bspdsmal vows. when the Bishop again addressed
the children.
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USINESS NOT TICES.

4 CHANGE OF BAsE.-The well known Station
cry and Printing House Of Denny & Perry, having
purchased the stock in trade of Mr.. Henry's Book
Store. Meetng-street opposite the Charleston Hotel.
have made change OF location from the rather
cramped quarters they have hitherto occupied.
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THEATRE Positively the last performance
hut of Manager Templeton's Company takes
place tonight The emotional drama Of Camille
is to be presented with Miss Alice vaue. presume
in the leading part On Wednesday evening the com.
pany Is announced to appear in Augusta
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CAaPERs, Estate J. =. 1.-TWO executions>
. 365 acres Land-22 TO-
FREEMAN, Estate Henry
NIEMAN, A.
Lot ia Mount Pleasant-1o 65
PEURIFoY, Estate A.
Lot in Mount Pleasant-0O5
ROSE HENRY (two cxecutions)
29O acres Land-29 81
redwood. o b: L. Ubree cxccntione)
STEWART, ID.
225 acres L1nd on Palmetto Point-11G CO.
WHILDEN, w. H.
1900 acres Land-2i 65
st Thomas and st. Dennis.
JENKINS, Estate JOHN (two oxeoutionsl
3l2 acres Land-$26 ST.
LUCAS, Estate Il. B. 1.-TWO executions)
800 acres Land-23 OF.
LACHICoTTE. J. 1.-TWO executions)
4724 acres Lsnd-284 IL.
ST. Johns CoIlcton.
LEaARE, J. c. w. 1.-TWO executions)
322 acres Land ON Johns Island-s3T 96
MIKELL. Estate e. s. 1.-TWO executions)
S5 acres Land on Edisto Island-2O 70.
st. Johns Berkeley.
BALLESTINE, Estate ISAAC ).
26O acres L4nd-941.
DAVIS, Estate JOHN N.
600 acres Land-1O 53
WINTER, Estate X. :. p
6O0 acres Land-956.
st. Stephens.
BRINsEN, ISAAC 1.-TWO cxecut,ons)
$3.50 acres of Land-$286 c.
CANNON, w. II.
174a acres Of Land-22 o5.
CANNON, w. H., Ef.
acres Of Land-9 76.
HICKS, 81. II.
- acres Of Land-l1 81.
LOTION. j. j.
acres of Land-13 "a.
MONEY, JOHN (three exccutions) .1
1000 acres Of Laad--25 IS.
PHILLIPS. Estate r. L. y
1870 acres OF Land-11 o.
PLATT. Mrs. A. E. (two executions)
1890 acres Of Land-3i SO.
PIrKIN, e. 1.-TWO executions)
boSo acres Land--39 SO.
RODGERS Estate VIM.
75O acres Land-10 65.
| WARISG, DR.. Il. 8.
- acres Of Land-15 66.
st. James Goose Crook.
BELL, VIM.
448O acres Of Land-$43 76.
BURBAaE, Estate JOSHUA
as acres Of Lapd-92S
CARROLL B.
Lot-l3 t8.
Comfy, FORCE & Co.
500 acres Of Land near Ladsons Road-9a Is.
100 acres of l. and-11 12.
GIBSON, w.
Lot near summerville-10 Sc.
HART, h. 8.
$50 acres of Land-16 A.
JOINER, LEMUEL
143 acres Of Land-00 05.
KEITH, M. J.
900 acres-l7 70.
| KENNEDY, Mrs ANN, 1.-TWO exeoutions)
Lot near Summcrville-16 49,
| MEACHER, G. w. ,B
Lot near Summerville-1O g. .
PAYNE, THOMAS.
Lot near summerville-10 "a.
PERRY. j. j., 1.-TWO executlons)
Lot near Summerville-30 81.
ROBERTSON, r.
LotneAr Summerviile-0 o.
| SHREDDER Mrs. MARY
Lot IN Summervile-99 %. /
| WINTER, JOHN
| Ill acres OF Land-1O57.
| WILLIAMS, VIM.
75acres of Land-10 IT,
st. James, Santoe.
BATES, o. q.
| - acres of and--12 49,
BRINsEN, ISAAC
2l00 acres Of Land IA 80.
| BRINsEN. j. r.
| - acres Of Land-l9 76.
QUERY. w. 8. { our executions}
300 aor res of Land-44 20.
LOTION, Estate J. H.
5000 acres of Land-19 16.
PRKIN. f.
1887 acres Of Land--11 ~. Apri]
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CLAIM AND COLLECTION AaENcY.-L. I. Woolf.
Claim and Collection Agent, Broad-street, b tween
King aud Meeting-streets Prompt attention gtvon
to business entrusted to his care Having faoil.
lilies for the transaction OF business in his lne he
guarantees dispatch and correct returns
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SIlEKIFF.S SALE.

SIlEKlFFS SALE.
By virtue OF the following Tax Executions, to me
directed and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY
and TOMORROW, the 9th and 9Th days OF April,
at the northeast corner OF the Courthouse between
the hours OF III O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock P. M. ).
All the RIGHT, IT'LL AND IN rERESr Of the
defendants below stated in Leases not exceeding
seven years, in the following described property,
levied on and to be sold for Taxes due the State and
Costs.
Terms cash. r. W. M. MACKEY,
Sheriff Charleston County,
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ATTEMPT AT SUIo1DE.-A very unfortunate
character In this city. we'll known Major Tickling
trie1 to commit suicide by drowning himself in At
lantc dock on Saturday. His movements were OBJ
served by gentlemen by. who ded in fus-
Gating his purposes. He was evidently under tho
influence Of melancholy superinduoed by distress
and poverty.
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The CHARLESTON PREsBYTERY, we learn, will
assemble on Wednesday evening next at the Glebe-
street Presbyterian Church. and probably be In
session during the remainder of the week. Each
eavening during the session there will be religious
services at the church.
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FIRE IN THE SUBURBs.-Tho piazza of the
dwelling house Of Mr.. Wood, one OF the farmers
near the city, caught ere yesterday from some
sparks which few out of foul chimney For
tuna ely the fire discovered before it had made
too much pro. ress to be easily put out.
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The STATE CoURT-HoN. r.. Is. CARpENTEe. r.
PREsDNG-In the Common Pleas.-On Saturday the
jury charged with the case of Hayne vs. the Insur-
ance and Trust Company Of Charleston having failed
to agree upon a verdict, we're discharged under the
recent act of the LEGISLATURE No other causes of
public interest were heard.
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The "CARoLINA DRAMATIC CORPS" gave one
of their delightful enter ainments to crowded
house on Friday evening The programme was rich
and varied the acting perfect and the audience
tired fully convinced that they the most tai
ented amateurs in the city. We wish the club all
DrOsperity.
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GRIFFITH GAUNT.-A new, neat and cheap edi-
ton of this somewhat celebrated novel has just been
issued by the Harpers, and may be had at Holmes.
It is handsomely illustrated and is sold at twenty
ave centa
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PAYMENT OF INTEREsT.-The January, 1869,
interest ON the hrst mortgage and guaranteed debt
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad C~mpany,
viii be paid at the Columbia Office and after tho
9Th instant provided that the holders of the bonds
will fund all interest accrued up to July l. 1885, in
guaranteed bonds ofthe company.
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5'ii Valuable Plantation at auction.
BY ALONZO j. WHITE & SON.

90
Brokers, Auctioneers and Real estate
. r tf't; 4.:. .5't a gents. XII Gj.s.' ,a
BY virtue Of On order Of sale. to me directed by the
Hon. Gorge 3. Brvsn, udge Of the United states
Court for the District of south rarolina, will Of.
ter for sale, at Public suction, ut the Old Posoface
foot of broadstreet, Charleston, 3. c., ON Tues.
Day, the !8h Of April. 1869, at II o'clock a. M,
All that tIANIA fION. Or TRAc' OF LAND.
known as sea side containing 115S acres. moro or
less. aud FOUNDED on The north by lands e Mr NC
Can!s, on the east by lands Of Mr. Corbett, on the
west by land OF Mr. venning, and Oh. the south by
the Sound. a per pat ans survey ade by Robert K.
Payne. Lsq.: said Land being in Christ Church Pa
rsh County OF fCharlesio The above Plantation
to be sold is subject TO lease TO ose VIM. Hock-
ady 70 period Of Eve years, commencing ON the
fret Novemb r, 1857 and ending on the frst Novem.
tcr, 1917 Annual rent $500 to accrue to purchaser
from div OF sale. "a
Conditions. ne -halfcash; balance payablein two
equal successive annual tnsalments with interest at
the tate Of pei cent per annuIn, payatle sern.au
nuRllys secured by bond or bonds OF the pur.
chaser ond mortgage OF Plantation Purchaaer to
LAWRENcE w. UHEAR.
March "a mwf1otul Assignee beodore stoney.s
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IN EQUITY.
w. Y. LETT III & II. S..BRUNS,
AuctiOneerS

Fair, Executor. ps. 7huyer, administrator
Pursuant to Decrotal Order in this case will offer
n public outcry, at Tho O,n Customhouse, THIS
DAY, the 9th of April, at IL O'Clock. A. NJ.
All that I,OI OF LAND with a three story Brick
Dwelling situate the south side OF Sooiety-ssreet
measuring and containing front on Sociey-street A
teet and o. tho back line A ieet and In depth ou
the east and west lines i02 feet be the same more
or less. On the lot are all the necessary buIld-
idence.
Conditi 'ns-Onc-third cash; balan e In one two
and three credit portion to be secured by bond
and MORTGAGE bond drawing interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum. Tho purchaser will be req,lr-
the continuance OF the credit, and assign tha policy
OF insurance, and will also be required 10 pay tor
papers and the necessary slenps.
l.. w. M. MACKEY
April II 25apl25 y q a
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LOST AND FoUND.-The loss OF pair of gold
spectacles advertised on Saturday IN The NEWS,
which every one reads. and by quarter-past 8
O'Clock the missing articles were delivered to the
bookkeeper Of THE NEWS establishment. "Com-
ment is unnecessary
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Anetionfers' lDriphlr Salss.
BY Il. Ms BRIDE. SMITH

At Private Sale--- '--T M "I@0af
20 0eorge.street aext to the nj rtaessS oorssse os
@ Kingstreet Seven square rooms. dressing room.
DMe @ I1om ana pentr gas ,hronyl0 II bfick kiteh.
ICONS; fsss ass sisDs cst ern Lot an tea 'front.' BY ISs
a For terms apply to a. Mon rTR 4nfrr tr
Reat Estate Rroker NO, o. Brtsa-strest.
Ngxn =. -.-. z Lsiti la. asff mwnS
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Palmetto Encampment, at z p. M.
Solomons Lodge, OF half. past P. NJ
Palmetto Fire Company, at p. M.
Charleston Hook and Ladder, No. l, at half past
p. M.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at8 M.
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ASSItaNEE'sS . ALE AT WA liter RO hep
SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA
BY virtue Of an order to directed by tho Hon.
o' george >, sfyan, Judge Of United States District
outcry at Walterboro., 8. O., on go! day next,
being THIS DAY. the 9th day Of April. 1862
St. Rarthoomew's Parish. Corton County 4. c.,
on the south side Of Ediso River, and on the head
waters OF Island Greek and Red Bank Creek. Buttina
and bounding to the north ON lands now or late OF
John E. Meistcr & Co., Peter w. Reutz and Eldred
Spel; TO tho south on lands of J. NJ. Raysor, James
j. jennings and John Meist4r & Co east on Ian
OF the saw MIL Company" now late OF John E
Meister Co.. and west on Lands OF Lewis f. Linder
1crms-onc-half cash; balance in one year. secur.
ed by bond of the purchaser ana mortgage OF the
premises Purchaser to pay assignee tor necessary
papers and stamps. B. BISSELL,
April5 fms Assignee OF Hutson lee
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Aatiuu Sales.
Furniture ofa Family Leauing the City,,
KNOX, DAEY & co.

NO. 100 Meeting street, corner OF Went
worth,
Will sell THIS DAY. comm encing ut l0 O'Clock A. NJ.
mahogany >ECRETAKY, Wardrobe, Bureaus
Marbe Top Tables 1eapoy and Kitchen Tables,
aetea'tetes. Loun Parlor Chairs, Nurse and Arm
HocGers. IN wood aud cane; Washstands, Glassware,
Crockery. Meat safes, Large Mirror. &C.
ALSO.
VOLUNTEERS, Jars Decanters. Bottles, Boar Pump
Pots, Kettles, Cooking Stoves Glass Drawer. Cnstors
Measures. '
Conditions lsh. Apr;l
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TO THE LADIES.

WYE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
w many years experience in tho manufacture
OF ORNAMENTAL II AIR WORK enable us to offer
to our customers tho finest assortment OF every ar.
tole required in our line, from the small FRIZZES
to the full VIC, embracing Braids switches, Coils
Waterfalls, Cushions. Crimpt Hair, Bands. Curs,
Ripglets, &c.
TORTOI ,E-SHELL DRESSING, TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS and COMBS of every other class
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PRESENTATION TO COLONEL ANDREws.-A
special meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce will
be held to.dayfor the purpose of presentiug tesd-
Donia to Colonel A. o. Andrews, tho late president
of the Chamber During the many years that he
presided over the deliberations and the festivities OF
ehe Chsmber, Colonel Andrews was Q worthy repre-
sentative Of the culture the commercial spirit and
the generous hospitality of the merchants Of Charles
ton; and whom at the late anniversary he declined
reelection 1t WIS felt that he hould carry with him
into private life soIne BILE emblem Of the regret
and regaSd Of his fellow.Enembers. The presents.
hon will take paoe at halfpast IL O'CLOCK the hall
Of the State Bank.
THE STATE INspEoToRsH1p OF GUANos, &c.
Perhaps no appointment under the present State
government has been more juaiciousIy bestowed.
than IN the designation of Professor @. U. shepard.
Jr, state Inspector OF Gulnos. 1t Of the last
importance to the interests Of our merchants aud
planters that the position should be 'flled by .
thoroughly competent chemist. Not only was this
demanded tor the protec ion OF our agrieulturists
ofacial stamp Of properly qualified inspector will
90 far to establish the commercial value OF own
phosphates and help to introduce them to the
markets Of the world.
DR.. g. U. shepard, Jr. S. almost born chemist.
He was educated under the immediate supervision
OF his father Tor many years distinguished ono Of
the foremost professors OF physical science Amer
ica. To complete this excellent training, Dr. Shop
ard. Jr, pursued this speciality FOR Ave years in
Germany. finishing his course under the tuition Of
DR.. Moohier, OF 0ottingsa, and gaining no little
credit by his inaugural essay abstruse ques.
tion In analytical chemistry. During the past two
winters he has been assisting his father in the Iabo
rstory OF the Medical College Of South Carolina and
leoiuxang on organic chemistry In connection with
his professional labors. he has been engaged in
making various analyses. and among them many
OF ns'ive phosphate oarths. GIE
We learn that Or. Q, U. Shepard has resigned bis
professorsh,p in shs Medical College. ana that DR..
q. Shepard. Jr.. has BEEN elected by the Trus,ess
and 1scnly 70 an tine place 90 long and 90 ably oo-
Surdsd ny his fasAse. .4.Ge
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l Valuable Lands at Auction.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH.


BY virtue of ON order of sale to me directed bv the
Hon. Geo $. Bryan, Judge of the United States
Di trict Court for the District of South Carolina
Apti 49, 1882 at IL O'Clock A. M. at the old POST
Office. foot Of Broad-street, Charleston. y. c.,
ALL THAT PLANrA rION or tract of land ait1
ate. lying and beng in Charleston District ST. ste
phens Parish, and State OF south Ca, olina contain
ing sixteen hundred Q60o) acres. moro or less and
own as the Ton Allie House, set forth in the pie ID
inRs heard in the Court of Equity for Charleston
trtct in january. 1850 OF the estate OF George An
"a consisting Of three tracts. all Of which is nt re
plainly deneated by plat made by Andrew GIL
mour. Deputy Surveyor. in February. 1855. T
ALSO, @X
ALL THAT PLANTATION or Tract OF Land. with
the dweli ing house and outbuildinas thereon, con.
tainiug nine hundred and sixty acres moro or less
butting and bounding west on lands Of Peter pom.
toux, south on lards Of W. v. Pontoux and Little
Hell Hole swamp, east on lands unknown. and
moro parh ularly set forth and delineated in olaf
thereof made by J. J. Guignard. Survey r-Generai
Az ths fgs1 IL ts u Aaa rs, & 4SAp @ Hs
OF Land In the District of Charleston and Parish of
st. M steyhens near Wall Eye swamp. bounding north
lands of w. v. Poutoux and John Bradley east c-,
estate of Elias Bill having such form and marks as
are represented IN plat thereof made by Antenas
B. Darby, In November. 1800
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME and PLACE,
ALL THAT TRACr OF LAND, situate in Laurens
District. South Carolina, about 10 miles south OF
seventy
acres more or less, bounded on the north by pub
lie road. east bv lands OF James Bryson. west by
lands OF Hogan Notes. and north on branch
which divides 1t from lands OF Miller.
erms cash. Purchaser to Jay for papers and
stamps. LOUIS NOLAN
Assign Of John o. Edwards and Geo. Gree
Aprn2 fm4thstu4f1
Auction Sale Of barbados and Matanzas
Sa9ors, English Island, CUBA Czayed and
Aaseopado Molasses.
BY RISLEY & CREIGHTON
Importers.
Will be sold by Auction, at II O'Clock. A. M. ON
THURSDAY, 9th instant. at Accommodation
wharf, t.!ae 'e -i jlIa M
THE FOLLOWING LOTS OF SUGARS AND MO.
LASSES: Il
0ARao Ex-sCHo0NER EMMA, FROM BARBADcEs
81 HHDS. CHOICE AND EXTRA BARBADORS
GR0OERYsUGARS
tcs. Choice and Extra Barbadoes Grocery sugars
"a bble Ohio and Extra Bnrbadoes Grocery Sugars
80 punckeops Extra Barbados Molasses.
BALANoR OF CARGO PEE MARY A. HOLT FROM MArAH.
ZAB. r'fH'N
60 hhds Choice Grocery sugars .rs
so poxes Dry Centrifugal Sugars 3a ffSt
65 hhds. New Crop Ciayed Molasses a
40 hhds Bright New Muscovad0 Molasses.
ExPnOMRTHEUS.
40 hhds Old Museovaso Molasses
10 puncheons Old Muscovado m MolasseG
1erms ut sale. j. n. RISLEY,
Apriib Auohoneer
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10 Our Customers GeneralIy.

TO Uur CuStOmerS Generally.
THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PERU.
MEIY. SOAPS, POMADEs, HAIR OILS. HAIR RE
srORAT1vES, cOSMETICS, &C., from the most re-
spectacle houses in each country.
Ou' GEMAN COLOGNES are unsnrpassable.
For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, Torteishell Buffalo and other Dressing
Combs, we challenge rivalry.
Particular attention le paid to the making Of Me-
nento Hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS,
FINGER RINGS, CHARMS, &c.
All olders by mail will be filed that the reputa-
ton of the house for tne past thirtyve years shall
not suffer in our hands. Always on hand fne as
sortment of French Jewelry A liberal discount to
merchants and the trade.
M. q A. ASHTON,
@a No. 240 KING-STREET
january tu1 CHARLESTON, s. c.
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Five Hundred and Fifteen Shares Stock Sa
oannah and Charleston Railroad Company
BY HOLMES & MACBETH.
AucttOneers.
VIII he sold TOMORROW, the 9th day of April,
1863. at the. north OF the Exchange, at III O'Clock
A. NJ, In lots. to suit purchasers, to tho highest
bidder for and on account cf all persons whom it
may concern, or who may be anywise interested
therein, " I-.
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN SHARES OF
THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESIO ON RAILROAD. COMPANY, pledged as
collateral security.
Terms cash. wsmtu4 April s
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4dE OPh1NG OPEkA E3EASON-NOt the least
striking evidence of the changed aspect of affairs in
the South compared with last year. is the approach
Of much better and more costly class of amuse
ments than any which have yet been presented to
our people. The purveyors of public amuseuents
are shrewd fellows in their way. and scent from
sfar OF the tent of the loose change In the pockets
Of community. On eaturday evening next we
shall have the frat of the three representations
which Brignois picked opera comp my are to give
IN charleston. The engagements of the company
will only enable them TO give nights performance
on Saturday and Monday, and matinee on Tuesday
OF Brigno himself 1t is needless to speak. His pop
ularity as the sweetest living tenor is worldwide
The corps of artists by whom he will be assisted
have all and each wel-estabhshed regulations in
their various roles. Among these Is the young
Charleston prima donna. Mile Durand, Of whom
New York contemporary says f" We are now ready to
predict for her more successful career than any
American prlma donna has ever yet achieved Her
native city ought surely to give her rousnR rscep-
ton.
Nor is this all The indefahgable Grau, who is
now IN New York. announces that he will visit
Charleston with large and powerful ope o troupe
during the latter part OF the present month Mr..
Grau appears to have arrived in New York at the
right time for his plans The season there is about
ending, the companies breaking up. and the mem-
bers seeking new engagements Thus he has been
enabled to secure excellent corps. 1t will be de-
cidedy the bst and largest troupe that has ever v,-
tied the South. comprising not lese than forty Ave
members. with full and good orchestra and power
frl chorus. French. and German operas by the
great masters. win be given. and we promised an
entertainment which shall be rst class every par
Hcular. -'a s
Among the operas to be produced are Mozart's
DON Giovanni; Meyerbeer's Robert L'Diable, and
Les Huguenots; Bsethoven's Fidelio; Ross,pi's
William Tell; Donizetti's La Favorta. The troupe
begins short engagement in Baltimore on the l2th
instant, and will come thence cirect to Charleston
opening here probably on the 10 instant