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The Boston " Coliseum, which served 70 noo'e
a puEpoee must, ~ Inevitable law, be removed.
We are glad to note that three grand popular eon-
ctsts win oceupy III closing hnur1. A. 1stinV
neuen1o, every purchaser Of = concert ticket u
entitled TO a ane colo1ed 1tboR11phlc view OF the
Colleeum building. An add,uonai !ndacement 70
also offered, making ese1! t.ckct-hoader n owner
Of al uullyided interest ii the property. So ese7J
ono Vkp haa felt tu1t pride ID the glorious mutt
csi achieymenta Of the "Pe&ee JQotlee may
tpotsenn. aud become raIt owuer ta It.
, 1869-10-09
cItt FollItsS.
t(tlsrprs ntresin9-s.sN cansen'!An In las
Twnetieah Wara-Aaasuucriarnts.
w1Er}1Tll NARD.

16ANlkAaH NA%ut
An adjourned mee,ipg Of the citizens OF the
Twentieth Ward was ht.d last night At No 19l
North Cart streeL the old headquarters having
MT NJ. i John u il. walta, tho Chairman. called the
large assembly TO order:
II xaa moved that nitecn peraonl te scleclcd 10
net with tue Il nts4l Committee, Eud II *As ~ o.
ierrd. and the foD*iuR gentlemen *efc elected:
john rlszeeraii. Michael scuig, J: 4 xauGass'
Henry NishMeyer. John r. Fnnert5, !3nn
USei,, Mortimer scxpiAu, tlcnry Slbhe, Henri
Scho+n;ey, l.. Mueller, Nj. RAmsnelrRe5cr. MI.
6chaaL
Ia the meantime the Chairman nsde soHae r., e,
lna1kt relative TO bis opposltion to rfcgs O ~
1IIdS-DeEpctzt!o or Hcput!1can-~haeu Eese
Eectlred With Qrcst applause. .-.,.
Itw1s oycA and ordered thst committee Dc
| Appotutsd 10 reIort perions 10 tue meeting II
l Subsequent DAY fcrwaTd cfrcerx
| The committee, as appointed ~ ihe Chair, coo.
s.sis Of Anton Stanm. Il. ffouiyt John Rren
| nan. ]. tihons, r. Srn john Eden, +. J. Towrlt
The nset'ng then adjourned, subject to the call
penr'e'A meeting Will be heaa tn!s evening a
| Ftedef.chiN Sn1oOu, cotuer 0i Lincoln avenue 1nd
| Ccut1c street. Good sreateFs rill oe Ia attend
ance. - .,
| 4 prstrary meeting for the nomination Of ~
-AIdeImap. \ Supervisor, An A1si1tAut supervisor
md Constable, On the Cltixens' tiekes. FAa helt
lltt evening, IN Inc Eshicea'a "asa, VIII III
''so For AMaxsMan-Thosuaa M Carney. ecl ro*ss; y
eIsndel BeIgey, as7 sotes; John Aecaoe'J' -
For rsuneryfsoss-1opn Wren- =: votes; Jane
Stanton, e63 roles; scAtefinMf. M.H.n", e. az vot.,
! George uav.e, ao& votes; Fetet noMo, - tG'G =
fneet1ps 10 fattty these uou1u1uoas VIII Q
held On Monday evening.
, 1869-10-09

Deapatch from the tthRtFtnfa AN of s4ts
Nrnt aas.4e tom stattsee to she PFcsl.

DeapAtck from the chairman 0E a4te
Mrht eta4e Nonastastses to she 2'Fcsl.
deNt+
vJexsprna. M,1a, .tr.. R.--1he following
telektAtn hhs l,etu seht IN ttr President:
i" ueuetal At1e*4 Id Al etbelsl lntef .asH WIN z
ctitpf, Ut thla Rtale. 0n AHti'lat last, srti tha
i*ugnsEet / ihiehl u cattJ lie e4tcao, 70 No.
ttn,tef szAlhsl The tltnt tfckef y hsst 70
tnstrt, thy e<aeft fttfti tterlnrt to rfetfunt 70
III. II IT," VIII rHr1t sttiutt EaE ~liiin ts iex!1.
tnste oclai lvw#tf Ths pet,rle % xls Il; ~ f,. ~.
II u, 1hp r.usuththaliut III t9e military i!nt.
ttbfA AshHtst tttftate n n feh'tes ahR eest}5ta
teIrt,t1) 4, q. f,ef.
t,i,s,ftW.i AaItnl,al r,Ai, ltel'4bsAA ntsle IA
t4H,1*A G.,Htt4t&tn1t
jAhsuh, Mia, tkt A=tishsf.i Aftas ttls esst
lhy le%EEathtst la1 fHltaHpR ~ al1a tFFnshle!t1
tts h, ,stAttt4 H. H. tfsni, 1tssI*& " tAs EH1fh
| n ts.t Hasht",,tat. u, 81
u ~ {tls r&F Fnfa seS thsI telegram hAs tteet
srrI IL 3a,l huFsIn ~. 1otad tu tba annae tts
will not give E~lE s!ecllan, 1ha stAlsAeAI
| nIih0ut ltAtA. "
tH.Kped} "AnhtAk*r Ahk*s
"liEeFtt A&kH GsnAlAl."
, 1869-10-09
NA~r 1aA&4ts.
unr sfoCk1SE9 yHN r4Cff1Ca.

ffnm ahs .ipa CufV;rnta. ii int.
Thc l.srttc ts1uI, 1tpc commenced thc second
game With lhe Krl stock'nps WITH the aiEsnsAxe
rt hag1oH tlaw pitcher and csiehtr-or II leastit
err,Ied IN kttrantaret TOT thcy made t@o flht on
The ont tuntnE. and three ,he fourth, bat then
the charm xAs trokeu, And zero MtrkE1 The scare
yot esch ,nnlpx atef zhrja. Hralna+l. pItohcf for
The Ks.l Elocklnga aud A1lla0u. catcher, changel
ppstions With i1akyJ MHkht AMI Waterman. 10
s4,c themselves fHf tbs uoatCh With the piceri hlne
pu HttutthY. NJ ntsL the slHwct oHllna 81 :" sl1nt
sssnxd ~ Cttnn 21a to tAr strkrss: hut rcsl.
" ths rms rr!r rpahc m \ Wild throw hnd :
tnwsea tntl u htst tmse. fof t1hsrIncntx IN" ~
"iWtsirfs" srnt hy Wright fsnthcIr'i them M much
~ Tho cbssn fRhtnnHs" '1t1lsefcl ~ !irAnatsi.
Another rsrlty r8hibsllou 0f x1s! bAtt1tR va
rirer by {1rntxe Wright, YrArr1ia.: fhrro tneo ~
tr ecsrsAi hasr4 and t1rrxc at tho ssat; asirr Fe
s*ts,u9 iwn hAlls from thr plt'hrf nc AsFpteo
ihr ttrt1, md htr1lck u otlt trtMern coHtfc ht'f
right nrld, md hil faur tna,tn tho nom" ny"
t.ount,rg four f1lpa for th~ 1srtt hlorA'n1E sh!
ntfnr run or "tnuul~s" taF tin sftiknf. ~ s1t
wsy, tjtnlld should HAyn tsrn sr~dtt<si w!th toe
s,t,,IIsr asrlko made on thr rrrslt'ah tta5 hr q
liz lHcinc n,nr {Atslkpn, rrlltcd Oh tho shifn N
plns am = Iktuh Arm, nhst hatset auhal.tais
1uok hI. platr- Nachlcl. 5'tichrf. Aua AouKets
%tu{t -sfap, lid soma gn0d playing N Geuthi
rtuupt rails quickly 10 nrst e'n4e. lot shrft W.
he enyne lark Of atraiirrHt ~ scc1HH nAse an
I'll GELD. Gta!xu C0hl. mails scs@ Eoa pro
trrtor VI thtrt bas". anil scurt.t ons " thc run
ttrtltr.l to tho i'actncs. folloslng IL the sun
,n,rx ~ sts. rnn1c:
, 1869-10-09

Tho Heat nnd original Tonic OF
Iron, Phosphorus zn,l Cahsaya. known as CAS-
we'll, NECK L Co q Feryo-FhOsPnAte1 Etxfr Of Cal
.eaya Bx1k. The iron restores eolor to the blood.
the phosphorus rcneEa waste Of the nerTe.tlssae.
and the CaltsAyA gives natural hea'thfu} tone to
its ssripuA forms, H2sefu'ness, Ernefn! deeAtk3
aud depression Of aplr.tas Manufactured only hy
CAswell. uAzar,l X Co., New York. Sold oJ all
1tuprlAf6
, 1869-10-09
1.oa,nn poinonlur Case,


Bosgok. Oct. s.-The coroners Inquest Into the
death ri Michael DuWphy, has resulted III charH-
tpV Mn. Duinphy and Daniti Harrington with
poisoning the deceased with landauun. The Wife
hnd cbNI of Harrington also dted suddenly, and
nj, pjct0n exists that they ~efn also poisoned BY
tfcFe rAftttA.
, 1869-10-09
BUsINESa NOTICES.

Pntcnt&.-InvensoFs who wish in
formation how to take ont patents. hsd better
No. 81 Pz1k Kpw, Now Tosk, and get tneE optalon
and ativice, which "a given without charge TINS
agency VA established tEeut5 -dre years ago, aod
naa had uuch larger experience 10 examining
Inventions and securing patents than Any other In
tne world. Communications confidential. Pam
phlet OF laws and Information Tree. AadIeas -
RD1YR.
, 1869-10-09

Mnny American nnd E.urorcMn
nhfb!ctaua prescribe Iiot1-s Mali E1ttrrt - :
ionic, ~ we'll pleasant remedy for D5tpepttcs.
Cop5atc4cepts. Inya!tis, Dcbilttstet, Consumnttve
mad weak pefsoua. ktntncnt rh!etcitns ot Ne"
York rsy: ave hare use,l lfon's Malt Extract 10
prnctlce, aud the resnta have l,een huch ~ te
fuY iustuy tho clstms ns1c for Il: We feel cct91t
thhs it Is lrsttned 10 supptE want long felt
Eoltt s,y all 1rlRglgts Ant rfpceIA
, 1869-10-09

J. Gray acted ~ umptrr, and c. n. Richards as
EcOret, ...--.
soTNOHoRE Us. r1CKKD NINE
4 match game Of base ball WIS pEased yestet
day on Camp Douglas Rrnunda, between the
sophomore Rate Bsll c1atA Uatretsity q Ch1c.eo
ana picked uine-resulting in favor Of the latter
by the following
, 1869-10-09

s1hoeo 70 psJ tho expenses OF the prrseu sesaon
OF the Legislature.
George Morrison. OF Cincinnati ticket agent OF
Robinson b rltIuf EaA 1Ataily Atahbe1 ta.daT by
CLartes Spain, rho, II Is alleged, mwtocg hIu1 for
Arotkef nAu.
, 1869-10-09

Presbyterian synod Of Illinois.
ALTON, Ill, Oct, 6.--The Pre*nJtet1aq synoG o.
Illinola III now in sesson IN this city. 1t consist.
Of the Presbyter1es Of Schuyler, Wabash. and
Alton. The Moderator Is KeF. G. II. Foose, o.
Catro. Tbs attendance IL large.
, 1869-10-09
ktI1EH.


14s 80
prd <.crlJnr. ,.x.,,...-l7 \ Il :%a
P.1tt;r. ,....-..4 o ) Q . e-S
i THEATRICAL CANE.
"A match raue OF sase eall waa p&yed festsIaa! az
TbestFc. win the lolioR1ng result after SIX No.
UlURN.
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SPORTING.
The Fail Trotting Meeting The
Louisville Races,
Fi0eon S1auehtarins and Baae Bull.


THE TURF.
TIE pEIIxx rAxI rAIl. NkErth0,
Colonel Mansur. who rcsurued from St Louis
.esterday nfosps Is that III the nozses thst haTe
been IN attendance At the st Louis Fair viii pe
here to compete It Dexter Park, ne1t week. Ins
eastern horses viii not come, hut The meeting vii
vii. be made Eoocesa u sptk1 o.
close thta evening, ~ heretolore 1nnooneed, but
the book viii be Kept open untn Monday rvenlnR.
Durfnr TWO DAYS OF the aeetinS there will De i1a.
meme attractions offered to the lo!ets o. TIC tntt
when nelda conpstnnE etFat or Yen o1 TUG oest
Western hoTses Will 50 &~ay together.
Tux LOUISVILLE RAcKA -- -.
1pc1Hvt1LE, DcI s.-Tht announcement thai
the Congress stzke you'd be run foS toraAJ dreE
An axxenbaAge Of 6,011 pcEsous 70 tho WoodtAwu
CooYpe. seven sxsoe.asaous were represented
Noblle, Sex O,leans, 81. Louis, Memphis, Saan-
v,lc, Louisville, and Lexington The weather
,lne order The New orleans .1ssocia'ion cntered
carrie Thorn. .yeaf. old: Ioutly,ile
lexington, Oh {. Exchange, years Cd. The osnei
asscdhsiers E.sde no emitted
d fisy fi ds a*; r.s %ssds"s as s
G.is gu
tTsetAoo
7ysat-: Ill :::ssS.
In The pool selling the winner ~as the iaEostt
aEd Exchange SECOND .
PROVIDENCE, Oct s-Tnr Sai1aEsIsett laf
rarts cio*t q to day. The t1rft race fof rnfsc
$1,000 was wou By None s1ch. Tine, 2;sss
rur:e 81 9a"ca, resulted rs io''o~.:
fsay 1h"rp. ''''''.'.+.'
;;aiasnth Mid.
lNE......::;.. -.'--'''''-'*'''..'' I
A'"s'fs" :: TIut. :isi., 1:isS. 3isi, Il
, 1869-10-09

The attention 0E tho public 10 cnll-
cd 10 Tho Fire 1,tpenRa!J, corner Of Van Hlstef1
aud c9aFk stfceIa. Whcrr treatment vii t,e x!sea
10 ali clasaca Ut ttscascA free Of chnfaN. tnns
p,ps,ee tycslneut withnut the dreaded tlootos
Bill tullo wing. EntfRbco through drug store.
, 1869-10-09
MARRIED..
-
DIED.

nrsast,-WRLtSrkRt In DHHA4, n. r. Sort
N +, itrv. Il Is. Edm,1nat ii t'>w kiArnre It h
Eriar's father X. l. Messrr. of uateaf'. and xsrJ
u el1strtA.
, 1869-10-09

Cppt.c-Cha.tcrton, OF tho .E.nA n n C.
Scoier-J. buckingham, Of the Sophomore D.
&c. ....-.....
GAZE N WASHINGTON, ~
wAsn1NG1ph, Uct a--Ihe Nationals dtIsated
The Eclforas Of Brooklyn at base ball 10 dag,
Scpfe-6 Ac1tn4t2
, 1869-10-09

ar,i ,bnts nI cftxt at Hamilton Il llnk1leys III
Lake Hirrtt. Now II inc lluc tot katGalss, Al wc
nrc ripttnE ons bnf ssect.
shtcnep window &Hntfe Company
neIJbnY L tIsHkIuR, " Hknttnlrh aisrrt- tfntf
rljAir and rot,tr shaheA euI!a, teasr1s, tlc Tht
tsttrAt kttr:k In The NtNt-
, 1869-10-09
REAL EaTATE WANTED.

IIAETEI.-HEAL RxrArR-THE MAN VIII,
" !IA. tie u lot s III EtAar g ssi - II
viii tjrs,s aAdFrt4 HASH, ffni INT
W f.yd rt }tet ftrnt f At ltAs MI fert nn s'inf
II tlte slits t lt~ f-ts ard TwensE s.t.na. y
iuf ltish ant In tttlI4sff u rAft taftfh
| ds.ttatir r'intty resldshee. uAAbtfeH. UAf|h q
90, Mo 1.tt.rftf.Rt-
, 1869-10-09
AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS wAyTED-FOR SECRETS OF TEE
AGAEAT CITY, work dessIdptlye Il tac Hirtse:
tunes arr p,.dc md lat iH day: bow shTs*d Ns.
nhafpsn: bew Niaistess .nd Aereaant1 .Fs - BIZ
aed 6a% n9 paif1 hoa<. asa .aa
daesrd; how stock sid o Conrsni;s originate b2w ~
tell abeut nj the Myssettes snd Uripes II
New York and - the Hpfcctt And CheAFst wpf6 pbs-
unprcsesenird sneeess Une il soath Bend. lad -.
b in Two days srpd foi circulate and sEetm q
r.xeA Address JONES BROTHERS 4 Gu. Ch1eA<'~
, 1869-10-09

MA. j. dRKsWoLp. md ~. JAs. " NnlAsAA
fhe tisftpFuhhrd &Enny tfosn besssu. tH-oy. ..
Ttehrtk IL eeasa zach. ltfee q. fof sa1e ~ III
tpuAst ssqseH lad ii tha too&.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

BASE BALL.-The meeting of the Hunki-
Dory Base Bal Club last evening was one Of
unusual interest. Their president, Mr. Law
renee Murphy. was made the recipient OF very
handsome gold badge Mr. G.. L. Finnegan
presented the badge, and alluded in very fe-
lcitous manner to Mr.. Murphy's long conneo-
ton with them-his diligence, zeal and impair
tiality. Mr.. Murphy made an appropriate re-
sponse. He returned his thanks with much feel
ing, and said that the present prosperous condi-
tion of the club was mainly owing to the exer-
tions OF the members. The Hunki Dorys are
getting themselves in good trim for the summer
campaign.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

THE New YORK HERALD has lately presented
q new and interesting feature interesting to
the general reader, but more particularly so to
the commercial community. Heretofore the
marine column has been conducted on the
same plan in use for years by The specially
mercantile papers, to make monotonous
record OF arrivals and departures, with, per-
haps, the slight diversion OF an occasional
item of acknowledgment of thanks to an oblig-
ing steamer purser for latest foreign papers.
Now the miscellaneous character Of the gene
raj news columns has been introduced, and
under the heading Of s'Shipr!ng Notes" the
livelest bits of gossip and information con-
cerning tho movements of the five or six hun
dred vessels usually in port are given, and by
a writer who is evidently thoroughly posted on
the subject matter of his contributions. The
Herald has two steam yachts engaged in the
gathering Of ship news-two regular marine
editors, and the special writer OF "Shipping
Notes." and is certainly entitled to the credit
Of being beyond rivalry as news gatherer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24
PURIFYING PILLS.

rNsE FXcELIENT REMEDIES OF o. S. PRO.
! PHITT, M. D.. need no recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases Pc
cuar to our Southern climate having already estab
lished for them IN e1viable reputation IN Georgia
I'D the adjoining states AS the majority OF persons
living in the South predispo tc disease of the
Liver 1t is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most of the pains and aches OF our people are due
TO org mic or functional arrangement Of that impor
tant organ. Prophiu's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly ut the root of the evil.
They cure the Liver, which in nine cases out OF en-,
is at The bottom of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Coic,
Sick Headache. rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
strual Distractions, &C., so common among our
people. Earache, Tuothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PHOPHITT's PAIN KILL 1T
like chaif before the wind.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

OUT OF THEIR ELEMENT.-Night before
last seamen, belonging to the schooner An
ME E. Glover, lying at Browns wharf, discov-
cred long black object floating along the
head OF the dock, while directly in its rear we're
several smaller ones following at rapid pace.
Being unable to determine their character, ne
procured boat and went in hot pursuit, when
he ascertained the object Of his curiosity to be
o large female mink, with eight or nine young
ones, trying their utmost to keep up with the
mother. He succeeded in capturing young
one, and yesterday had it aboard Of the vessel.
1t is about the size of small lap dog, and ap-
parently several weeks old, and has long sharp
teeth. Several persons made attempts to cap
ture the mother but failed, and only caught
some Of the young. Those that were left with
thu mother got into the Customhouse dock
and could not be found.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

HOTEL Arrivals, April 23-Paoiiion Hotel.-
FL Hisdou, Jamison's T o; D Hoskins,
Greensboro; Mimms Sullivan, Greenville;
James Stewart, New Yo,k; L Dantzler, st
Mathews; " Mallard. Boston.
Charleston Hotet.-A n Chisolm, City; j
Andell, Johns Island; S S Hoe, NJ Hoe, G Il
Hoe, A H S!ockwell, New York; James NJ Moss;
C q Hall, Orangeburg; Charles H Delano,
New York; Ezell, Columbia; Frank E
Taylor, h Green, City; Salo schnrey, st
Louis; S Black, Gordon McMay. England; E
T Jaques, Pennsylvania; F L Mulford and wife,
Colonel " W Price, wife and servant, Thomas
E Smith and wife, W Il Ford, Mrs. Gregory,
Miss R Gregory, Miss Blendel, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

PARADE.-The Augusta Chronicle announces
to the thousands Of friends of Colonel Jeems
Meredith (Grand Cyclops Of the Ku-klux
brigade) both in Augusta, Charleston and
elsewhere, that he is rapidly recovering from
his serious indisposition. His physicians
think that he will be able to participate in the
grand freman's parade at Charleston on the
9th. 1t is understood that he will represent
the beauty of Augusta on the occasion. He
vii! reach here on Tuesday morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

QUARANTINE REGULAT1oNs.-O the first of
May the quarantine regulations of the port will
be put in force. They will be of very strin-
gent character, and every exertion will be used
to preserve the best hygiene, by constant vigi-
lance on the part of the health officials. DR..
George NJ. King, of Baltimore, Nd, but who
has been residing here, and practicing his pro-
fession since the war, has been appointed by
the health officer, DR.. R. Lebby, and approved
OF By Governor Scott, as the boarding officer
at Fort Johnson.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

REPORTERS CRUMBS. = G. W. Wiecling is
erecting a booth in Meeting street, immedi-
ately opposite the Charleston Hotel, to satisfy
the wants of the thirsty on the 9th.
The City Park has been relieved OF its weeds
and the brick base of the railing has been
cream. .colored. The contrast with its former
appearance is pleasing.
Washerwomen. tailors, seamstresses, &c.,
are as busy as bees, getting uniforms ready
for Tuesday.
CIV. Clark & Co., report says, are soon te
change quarters to the building diagonaly
opposite their present location, and f'rmerl!
occupied by James ". Brown & Co.
The Union League, at its last meeting, trleo
Daddy Cain on the charge of doubtful fealty
and acquitted him DeLarge was to have beer
arraigned, but Gains acquittal quashed the
Indictment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

The UNITED STATES COURT, ArEu 2S-HoN.
GEORGE s. BRYAN, PREsDMa.-M. Mannheim
was finally discharged in bankruptcy. Hearing
petitions for the establishment Of liens occu-
pied the attention OF this side of court.
In the Circuit Court the following cases were
disposed Of before the jury: The Tredegar
Iron Works against John Alexander; the Judge
signed decree for 1904 72 and interest. Miller
& Ellis against J. Lilienthal & Co.; dec, ee
signed by Judge for s652 with interest. h. B.
ClaAin & Co. against Bristow & Blackwell; de-
cree for s716 Il with interest, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

HIGH SoHooL.-At meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors, held yesterday afternoon at
the Mayors Office, MIR. Virgil C. Dibble was
unanimously elected first assistant teacher.
Mr. Dibble has been Jealous, painstaking
and successful teacher. His promotion is 8
SIMPLE act Of justice gratefully rendered by
the board. AS much to his surprise as gratifi-
cation, Alr. Dibble was yesterday presented
by the pupils of bis department with very
handsome set Of gold studs. Action on the
subject of electing other assistant teachers
yves postponed until Friday next, at five P. N.
Mr. ". 4. Kingman was unanimously elected
secretary Of the board.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24


they we're painfully afaictiog, have been radicaIy
cured In such great pumbers IN alme every section
of the country that the public Scarcely neeo 10 pe
informed of its virtues or uee'.
Scrofulous poison is one OF the most oes Iucuse
enemies of our race. Often this unseen and unieli
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution,
ani invites the attack OF enfeebling or ata Diseases
without exciting suspicion OF rs presence A3aIu,
1t seem. to breed infection through the body, ano
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly develops
into one or other oil its hdeous forms, either on the
surface among the vits. In the latter iuoelcles
mny be suddenly deposited In the lungs or hear OF
tumors formed in the liver 1t shows ita presence
by eruptIons on the skp or foul ulceraons on some
part of the body. Hence the occasional use OF
bottle Of this SARSAPAR1LLA is aiVisaDle, even
when no active symptoms Of disease appear. Per-
aficte1 with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief, and, ut length, cure by the
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TIE BATTERY.--A force of laborers was en-
gagged yesterday in putting this favorite resort
in something like decent order. But the weeds
and overgrowth are not the only marring fea-
lures of the garden. The walks, especially on
the sea face, ,ars in shocking condition and sad
ly need repair. In several places there are holes,
which after every rain fill up and render the
way impassab!e. In this age of improvement
something surely should be done to prevent,
at least, further deterioration.
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7alua5ls Real Estate in Orange5urg District q
AUCTION.
BY II. RIGGS, Sheriff O. C.

By virtue Of an Order Of sale to me directed BY the
Hon. George S Bryan. Judge Of the United
States District Court for the District OF South Caro-
lima, will offer for sale at public auction at Orange
burg Courthouse, on MONDAY, May, 8, 1853, at IL
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND in Ct Matthew's
Parish in the District OF Orapgeburg and State
aforesaid Hallway Swamp, waters OF ssntee River,
containing fifteen hundred acres, more or less;
bounded on the north by lands formerly OF James
Stewart and Jacob Hare now or lately Of Chailes r.
ick on the east by lands Of Charles B. Eck, j. ID.
Trick, John Shrer and John Townsend, on the south
by lands Ct william Reese, John Townsend, Joel
Bookhardt and David Bookhsrdt, and on the west by
the run OF Railway Swamp. Separating the same
from lands now or late of F. j. Pelzer as by plat OF
said lands made 2Qkh of December, 1885, by Stiles 4.
Mellichamp, District Surveyor, and now In my hands,
will more fully appear.
wear. 10 be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises Purchaser to pay TOR pa
,,srs and stannps. g. herbert SASS,
tTN' Assignee OF Evans b CogsweI.
| ,u 20 tuths8 mi