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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

TIL: SrEEpIEMAN DlsciIARGED.-- investi-
cation Of the false alarms given ut ,hc late fires
was held before the Chief OF Police yesterday
morning, and II appearing that the stccpcman
had struck Ward ~. without receiving any In
formation from the gony-tcndcr, he was ut once
discharged. This prompt action, it Is hoped, will
pro,l;icc beneficial result, by causing the stce-
plcmcn ,obc more careful AMI attentive To their
,iutlps.
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Nri WARNER.-T distinguished English
;ingc,l,an has won golden honors In San Fran
cisco and in Utah, and IS hoped that We may see
linn In Charleston before he accepts MI engage
inrnl IN The Northern States. Mr. Warner Is
spoke, of as zone OF the brightest hopes of the
EnglSl' ShaEcspcrivn stage" and has only been
Il slrrJ 'imc In tis country.
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by LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

PESIDENCE, ARCIIDALE STREET,
lO VIII be sold, TUESDAY, January 9Th, 1870 NJ
Ine Old Postoillcc, ut IL o'clUcE.
That elegant BRICK RESIDENCE. on the west
siuc OF Archdnle street, one door north OF Maya.
zine street. known as No. 81. The House contains
Sin large upright rooms, pantry, dressing rooms,
Sc., Win double pinzZns tn the South. Lot meas
ures a6oht so feet front by about $50 feet Deep
Terms-One.thlrd cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage. Property
10 he Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 10
pay for papers mud stamps. dec24fwthtu4
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TRIAL. oF THE HOPE STEAM FIRE ENGINE
The new steamer of the Hope Fire Company was
subjected to n trial yesterday afternoon, and
played II distance Of 300 feet, through one hun
drcd feet OF hose AMI an inch and n hair nozzle.
The Hope Is thrti-class engine, from the Amos
keag manufactory, and will compare favornbly
with others in the department. being only Inferior
TO the Palmetto The new steamer IL u beautiful
specimen Of workmanship.
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by LAUREY e. ALEXANDER.

u S a T E s A T. E.
lL On WEDNESDAY. 29th instant, will be sold
In Marsh's Shp Yard, ut IL O'Clock, OH account OF
an Estate,
The PILOT E0aT "YOUNG AMERICA" as she
now Hes. Length o. feet; beam 10 feet; depth OF
hold feet.
And Immediately after, OIL Accommodation
Wharf,
CApSTAS
lot Sash
l lot Blinds
lot Shutters
lnt Blocks
lot Steering Wheels
Conditions cRsh. dccS thtuma
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voy SANTEN's Music BoN.-rhc ralllc OF
,ls bon has been postponed 10 Wednesday, when
all persons who have taken chances are earnestly
rcqicS,c ,cd to come forward anI claim the same.
Many Of the numbers OIL the list arc simply
niarEc.. with initials, anu others are not yet paid
rnr II understood that those In tho latter cate
.nry .cMalning unclaimed Will bc forfeited.
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MnssRs. BssELL d Co. have recently re-
opened their hardware store on Hasel street, with
large and we'll selected stock'of every article In
that llne Most OF the stock was purchased at
prices that win enable tho proprIetors TO sell at
extremely low rates, and the attention OF all per-
sons desiring supplies is directed to the sign OF
the big paddock, where they can obtain goods at
prices that suit tho pocket.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsESEss.-All
suffering from irritation OF tho throat md hoarsc.
ness VIII be agreenbly surprised at tho almost
Immediate relief Afforded by the uso OF "Brown's
Bronchial Troches." The demuicent ingredients
alay pulmonary irritation; and, after public
speaking or snging, when tho throat Is wearied
and weakened by too much exercise, their use
will give renewed strength to the vocal organs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

t'uricS FOR LIvBRPOOI..- -Mcssrs. X. Murc X
Cv. cleared yesterday at this port the british
steamship Marmora, Captain Robinson, for Liver
pool WITH 500 bags scaislnnl, iii3 bales upland cot
ion loo barrels rosin, 80 tons phosphate, and 40
bags ui cotton seed.
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TnE CHEAPEST YET.--The NEWS job ONCE Is
now printing bill-hca,ls In the best style anu OH
,lnc paper III - SO per thousand. Merchants, think
OF IL :
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rIE SAvASN,H RIvER.-By private iclc-
rgra,n from Augusta, We learn that the river was
cig!lircn feet six inches above low water mark ut
1880 \, NJ yesterday. The rise was very slow,
and Horse Greek Is reported to be quite full.
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THE FALsTArF OF TIE PERIOD. James
II. Iiackct the only worthy representative OF tho
doughty Falstar ON the American stage, Will ap.
pear In legitimate drama ut the Academy cf
Music this season. When Miss Entenan terminal
tc;l her engagement at BOOTHS theatre, New
York, Mr.. llackett opened as "FalstaT" appear.
ing In that character every night until Christ
mas, when he brought 10 d close prolonged and
highly successful season. Mr. Hackett has won
many triumph I'm SlakespcarIan comedy, and
In Charleston will add another leaf 10 his histr-
onic crown
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Auction Sales This Day.

ucnry Cobiu & Co. will sell nj llali-past ?
o'clock, ut their store. strips, bellies, &c.
A. H. Abrahams & Sons will sell ut half-past 10
O'Clock, ut No. 81 King stree, stock ami fnrnl'
lure wi Il fancy dry goods store.
William Gurncy Will sell NJ haltpast 10 o'clock.
at his store. commssary stores, bacon, &c.
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4 ARaE SALES OF VALUABLE LANDS

a hNtE SALES OF VALUABLE LANDS
IL at Camden, g @.
As Attorneys and Solicitors the subscribers will
have sold In Camden, on MONDAY, tho third iay
DEGREES IN Equity, i,-lil,l-.T' n = "
Largo numbers OF valuable puroels of LAND
near Camden, forming lists too exteuaIye for
general advertisement. By arrangomonls Sher
ins 5aies as well as Equity sales 'wIli bs made
Porlists and Information apply TO eitAef Of the
undersigned. 's'. c JOA b. FRSHAW.
WI. ~. SHARON.
Camden. 9. e. December %, lses ~
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UsINEss NOTICES.

BUSINESS ENvEIoPEs.-THs NEWS Job Oflce
Ia now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, With
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
AMI. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have hs card printed on his
envelopes.
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T Y A F F A | Il S
Meetings This Day.

Charleston Rilcmcn Society. nj half-past
A. NJ
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TnE SPANISH GrNRoAT FLEET.--Durlng ycster-
day forenoon intelligence reached the city that q
part ofi!e Spanish gunboat fcct lately construct
c,l near New York for the Spanish authorities. lad
arrived OIL this port and during the afternoon the
Spanish Consul, Scnor Moncada, proceeded TO
meet the vessels, some seven In number, which
afterwards steamed UP the harbor, and anchored
oil the Battery. They are schooner riggcil. and
VERY much in tile style OF an ordinary propeller,
Snh arr Intended to guard the inicts Of Cuba.
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goli0nn GOODS.
NOV IS THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP


shall. from this day until the LIST January.
1879, offer the rest OF my stock or
FINE FRENCH FANCY GuuDs,
SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, NEW YEARS GIFTS. &c.
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Some beautiful WORK IloXES WRITING DESKS
JEWEL. STANDS. TOILET GASES. CHINA VASES
and beautiful ORNAMENTS, were received during
the Holidays, hut could not bc shown until now,
and they will hc sold very cheap.
TIE REMAINING STOCK or TOYS Is OFFERED
At COST.
r. Won SAN I Il y,
ni OF MUSIC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

, TIN GALToS TRoUPE.-.FaDchcttc,r with
Which the Dalton Opera Troupe opened their en-.
ga8cment at the Academy OF Music last night. Is
a light and sparkling operetta, which being well
played AMI well sung, went on trlppIngly from
beginning TO end. Operettas OF this class demand
peculiar talent in tho performers. Mere fine
slnglng and nne acting are not enough. URlcss
the performers have particular chic In delivering
the dialogue and in giving point TO the airs no
ability can redeem them from dullness The Ga-
ton troupe, however, are masters OF this situation
and can give the ephemerA OF opera with all the
dclcncy and pungcncy they require. Miss Susan
dalton has q flexible and highly cultivated voice,
triis charmngly and acts With marked viyacIty.
In Panciette "The Last Rose OF Summer" was
sang deltciousy In response 10 an encore, and, In
the aftcrplccc, "Comin' Thro' tho Rycn was
awarded similar compliment.
MIR. Kelleher, who played tile "SIarquIs de
Beanpre," has pleasant voice. and the deep bass
OF Mr. Clark is very effective. The freshest and
sweetest voice In the company Is apparently that
OF Ar whimn. Whose clear tenor notes and
iacile vocallzatlon were pleasant Indeed TO hear
Mr.. Whialn Is flne actor, and sang the burlesquc
stow Pau song 30 as 70 gain long rolls OF ap.
p!auso. Tho audience were well pleased with
the performance, and called the company before
the curtain ut tic close OF ench act. .s..
Tonight the Galton Tronpe will play 80. or the
Capital Prlze,h one OF 0ncnbachh brightest opc.
rettas, ,whiOd ran hundred consecutive nights in
Philadelphia. The after.picce Is "Iiachen and
Pritzchen," which, In It's original dress was q
great favorite with the Partisan public. The Gal.
sons, u will be seen, do not .attempttoo much.
fhey attempt no operas which arc beyond their
powers, and Whatever they do perform they per.
form thoroughly well.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

TRINITY CHURcu-TuE TRIUMpH OF A
CHARLESTON ARrIsr.--Thc painting of tho intc-
rlor or Trinity Church, which has just been COM
plctcd 10y i. w. Brewer, OF this city, Is ono OF
the finest pieces OF ornamental painting In the
State. Ecclesiastical painting is distinc'
branch OF art. and requires the incest adaptation
OF c0loring TO the subject to avoid all gloomy
tngcs on the ono hand, and aiI unsecmly gaudi-
ness on the other. The artists have here sue
ccc,tcd to q charm, and have even seemingly
rcmcdlcd what was nn evident defect In the plan
OF the building by their ingenious application OF
the principles Of perspective. The length OF the
church Ia sevcnty-siX feet. its width sNty-two
feet wide, while the height OF the ceiling Is only
thirty feet Isy using heavy or dark colors at the
base Of the interior AMI light colOrs on the moro
elevated portions, Il greater apparent elevation
has been given TO the ceiling.
The walls are painted in panels, gray In the
centre. with nm exterior band Of chocolate
color. The ceiling Is OF an nslen or sky-gray.
Abou, twenty feet from the wall, on either sihc,
broad band runs around the entire ceiling, en-.
closing rectangular space Inside Of this band
there Is series or five or six narrower lines di-
minslling In breadth towards the centre Of the
ceiling, all painted In the several shades OF dove
or slate color. AT each corner OF this rccangic,
and midway on each sldc there Is All exquisite
scroll work with u pineapple painted in the
centre, blending haraonlously twenty.siN diller-
cnt shades Of co,orlng. The centre piece Is an.
elaborate scroll work In plaster OF Paris, pantcd
In white and gold, nnd g'ittering like perfect
gem. The large window In the rear Of the altar
Is painted in n sober brown color, through which
streams what the poets term IA soft religious
light" On each side of this window is painted
n Corlnthan column, so admirably executed
that they appear To project from the wall, while
The Outings and ornate capitals seem 10 he the
polished work OF the sculptor's ciscl ralhcr
than OF the painters brush. The painting OF
Trinity Church is an admirable proof TINT when
any one in South Carolina desires ornamental
painting executed In the highest style OF art, he
ncctl not go beyond the limits OF Charleston TO
find the artist.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

T..Sr. rRTRR's CATHOLIC FArR.-Thc fair tor the
,onoSS oil ST. Petcr's Catholic Church was opened
Ia -, n;,eH Mt No. 1io Meeting street, opposite the
n.,,,,on ,In,ai. The hall was tasiefay decorated,
,,,, ,ho ,,,,o. covered with profusion OF every
,hin,r ,ornnt,r, large number Of persons vis-
,oI ,,o ro,r rnnr,n,,> the evening. Father Folchi,
,n ,,,,o mi ooi.on pastor OF st. Peters, has ln.
nnred carncst,v n h,lild up church for the col
orcd Catholics. ThoSe" ms ehoi'' nave peeh
crowned with partial sx'eeaS' inuon iei'"i's 10
hc aonc and Tho fair ia n mute hut forclbe appeal
to the charifivs Of liberas2eOpic
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I,oBBENIEs. rainy weather of the past
few days has rendered the nocturnal thieves holder
In their operations, anu the number OF robberics
Is largely Increased. The residence OF Mr. J. ID.
Aiken ut the corner OF Charlotte ard Alexander
streets, was entered by cutting through the Stats
Ola venetian blind, and he was robbed Of watch
ana chain, orcrcoat, and other articles This Is
the second time Mr.. Aiken has been robbed In
week.
The honse of Mr.. George Trenholm, Jr., IN Smith
street near Calhoun robbed of yarious articles
OF clothing. Bfr Morrison, carpenter, living nc
No. Al Charlotte street, lost 1900 worth of tools on
il,c 25th instant. These robbcres were oil effect.
cd OIL those nights when It was raining acrcely.
No policemen were to be seen, md the inmates OF
The houses were, with one exception, unaware OF
the midnight visitors until the next morning
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SHOOTING APrEaY.A cont rpversy arose yes
icr,Iay In the grocery store or Mr. Mnier' at the
corner of broad and King streets, between the
proprietor and young man In The store SliG the
latter was elected. Sergeant Fosb,iry twhitc)0
the police force, and George Simmons tcolorcd)
wio we're in the store ut the time, took sides In
the dispute and from words came to blows, and
F0sbnry fell before a well directed tap between
The eyes. While down he drew q small pisto!
ami fred three shots inefiSGtually. The scuflle
attracted q crowd, and the two combatants were
each assigned cells In the Gnardhousc. Fosbury
was considered 10 he the agressor In the matter.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-17

ELOQUENT E1TRAcr.-Writing of the
closing scenes in the history of Gen. Lees
army, J. Quitman Moore, Esq, thus thrills
chord that will vibrate forever-thus be-
queaths gem to the literature of the
South:
There stood the mournful remnants of
that once glorious army that had dipped
its co6quering banners in the crimson tide
OF eight and twenty sanguinarY battles, and
strewn its heroic slain from the feet of the
Pennsylvania mountains to the gate of our
own capital oity; that had given Manassas
to Beauregard, and twined the fame of the
Seven Pines battle in the laurel wreath of
Johnston; that had caused the waters of the
Shenandoah eternaHy to murmur the name
right arm out to the distant West, had
planted victory upon the droooing banners
Of Bragg; that had witnessed four gigantic
camp signs, and through all their shifting
and trlgio scenes, and under all difficulties
and dangers, had Remained steadfast to the
last. And after having witnessed the rising
of the Southern constellation as it loomed
up brightly on the horizon of war, pursuing
to its splendid zenith the fiery path of Mars,
now behsla, net nnmoved its declining
splendors going down in the gloom of
eternal night. And he, its illustrious chief,
whose lofty plume was ever its rallying
point in battle, and round whom its affec-
tions warmly clustered, now commencing it
for its past devotion, bade adieu forever.
Slowly and sadly he rode from that mourn
full field, and the cause that he fought for
was beneath the foot of power. Few were
the eyes that grew not moist at witnessing
that departure It was the agony of a
great cause finding expression in the
sublime soul of it's great defender. And
though that cause be dead, yet will its me-
mory continue to live, and ever honored
will be those names that sacrificed at its
affairs And on the scroll of fame no name
among the list of worthless shall shine in
purer or more resplendent light than that
OF Robert Edmund Lee. His name will be
placed by the side of those of the great
captains Of history-of Marlborough and
SAKE, of lilly and Eugene; and as long as
the fame of tho Southern struggle shall
linger, will be cherished by the descendants
of the Southern race; while his character
will stand up in the twilight of history like
some grand old cathedral, lifting itself in
imperishable beauty above the objects of
earth, majestic in its vast proportions,
awful in its solemn stateliness, sublime in
its severe simplicity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-17

BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY Smith
while playing q game of billiards at the
Nachusa House, Dixon, ILL.,, on carom table,
push shots barred, made run of 1,426,
and then stopped from exhaustion. During
the game, 200 points were made in three
and quarter minutes. This is probably
the largest run on record, and we are safe,
we think, in assuming that he is the cham
pion of his age-eighteen years-in Anne
rica, and perhaps in the world
Diron Telegraph
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THREE VOLCANIC ERUpTIoNs IN THE Moon
SCIENTIFICALLY DEMONSTRATED volcanic
action on the posterior hemisphere of the
moon has been observed by Mr.. DeCrety, a
French savant, at Sarah Island, opposite
Aclen, at the time of the solar eclipse which
took place in the East. He observed, he
says, three luminous proturberances on the
moon unite; they were feebly illuminated
and resembled the tops of mountains re-
ceiving light from the solar rays. Fifteen
minutes later, continues Mr.. Crety, two
thirds of the suns disc having emerged
from the moon, the same appendages were
seen more strongly illuminated and better dis
tinguishable from the lunar disc; their sum
nit had the appearance of metal iu fusion.
DR.. Montucci, the reporter of these facts at
the Academy of Science of Paris, says this
is phenomenon hitherto unheard of in the
annals of astronomy.
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THE QUEENS DELIGHT.

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The Queens Delight will remove Blotches and
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The Queens Delight will euro chills and Fever.
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queens Delight will cure all Female Complaints.
The Queens Delight will restore the lost Energies
Queens Delight will restore the Feeble to Health.
The Queens Delight for Young and Pale faced
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The Queens Deliget has occurred the favor of the
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Queens Delight is now the great Family Medicine.
The Queens Delight has been tried, and gives
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The Queens Delight should be in every Family.
The Queens Delight is the cheapest we'll
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Strong Testimonials -"
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Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, and
of the South Western Railroad Bank.

- IL @
VNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
i above institutions will be held, in the city Of
Charleston, on the SECOND TUESDAY in Febru-
Ing, Hall OF the l}outh- Western Railroad Bank in
Broad street. Hour OF cc.-c1::c.. IL O'Clock A. M
=, On the day following, WEDNESDAY, the 10th,
there Will DO an election held at the b, me place.
between the hours of 8 A. M. and P. NJ, ;nr FIJI
teen Directors OF the Railroad Company and Ti;r-
teen Directors OF the Bank. A Committee to
Verify Proxies will attend
Stockholders will be passed, as usual, over the
Road, to and from the meeting, free Of charge in
Of 1864. ]. r. EMERY
Jan 10 smw Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-17

Col. SMPsoN's SEAT CONTESTED S.
Wallace, of York, defeated candidate for
the Fourth Congressional District, has fur
nished Col. Simpson, who holds a certificate
and commission, with notice and grounds
OF contest" The document is most formid-
able in volume, and charges a fearful array
of enormities upon the good Democrats of
the Fourth District. We hope soon to be
able to give choice extracts, but not the en-
tire bill of particulars. ars.-Laurensoi Herald
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DENTISTRY,

DENTISTRY,
hR. d. l.. BOOIER, grateful for the liberal
~ patronage he has received from the citizens
OF this city and the surrounding District, during
the past year, respectfully announces that he now
permanently establishes himself in Columbia All
operations on the natural Teeth faithfully per-
formed. ARTIFICIAL CASES, in every approved
method, carefully and satisfactorily executed
among which he would call special attention to
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this beau
tiful and durable process he is enabled, with con-
hdenco, to refer to his patients and to the
patentee Office on Main street, over First Ma
tional Bank Ian
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-17

IT DoN'T PAY.-Plymouth Church. The
Legitimate receipts last year, says the New
York Times: were $50, 900, the expenditures
S62, 900. There is prospect at this rate.
that Beecher may follow Cheeyer, and have
his church sold for jewellers shop-and
this, too, with an organ worked by water
power.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-17

A lover who was sighted by the ladies',
very modestly asked one if she would let
him spend the evening with her
No" she angrily replied, "that won't" {"
You needn't be 30 fussy about it," re-
Piled he, II didn't mean this evening, but
some stormy one, when can't 60 anywhere