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A.-Wanfod, Zirc0n.
The mineral in quantity.
a. Nassau street. New York.
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For Black Worms, Grubs and Pimples On
the face use PERRYS COMEDONE AND PIMPLE
REMEDY prepared only by DIR. B. c. PERRY, q Bond
street, New York. Sold by all druggists.
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Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental HaiP.-Bsss
quality Hair Dye aud Hair Dyeing, all coors, BAICHks
LoR's l6 Bond street
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Important Notice.--The Havana Lottery:
fn several In the United
States stating Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba would
discontinued authorized by the Administrator of
Lottery there truth whatever In heoo
reports. TAYLOR 4 CO., Is Wall street.
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NIIssisquci Spring Water-Only Known
remedy and all diseases Of the kdneya Sold by
druggisss. Depot, b3S Broadway. N. Y.
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Fifth Avenue Hotel.-LRdies Residing at the
various hotels and wishing Boots and Shoes patronze NIL
LER CO., No. 3 Union square
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unlenness.-C. G. Beers, NJ. D., Boston,
circular.
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ENGLAND.

Rumored Death Of thc P0pc-President Grants
Inaugural Address Warmly Received.
LONDON, March s, 1859.
report published In the Paris Lt0erte OF to-day
announces the death OF Pope Plus TX. The state
ment s generally discredited.
The English and French journals are almost unani-
nous in their eulogies over President Grants
inaugural address to the people OF the United States
That portion OF 1t relating to the foreign policy which
the President elect considers to be the true course
Is regarded with much satisfaction and indicates
desire towards the maintenance OF peace.
The Ocean Penny Postage Question Before
Parliament.
LONDON, March s, 1859.
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Had
field asked II the government intended to take any
steps in the direction Of ocean penny postage.
The Marquis OF Harrington, the Postmaster Gen.
eral replied that for the present the contracts en-
tered into between the Post once Department and
the various Atlantic steamship companies would In
terfere with the proposed notifications in the rates
Of ocean postage.
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Du Barry,s Revalenfa Food cures Dyspep.
Phthss Cough, Asthma and Nervousnesg
Tins, lb, 81 2s lbs william street, New York. and -
chemists.
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A.-Novelties I'm Dry Goods. SuRden q
BRADBURY, Of Bowery and Bleecker street (ass
with Lord Taylorl.
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Cure for Cancer, Scr0fula, BrtGhrs and
other Kidney Diseases Cutaneous AGectons Dyspepsia
&C. THE VERMONT SPRING WATER. Get the best.
BAXE CO., All Brooms street, New York.
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Blank Books, Envelopes, Writing Paperss
j. w. o'BRIEN % Nassau street, NJ.
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The Evening Telegram Extra Of Yesterday
the rst 70 give the news Of Grants Cabinet apponlr
mentS.
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s HIP PIN G. NE w S.

Almanac Tor New York-.-rhis Day.
Sun rises ....... 6 27 Moon rises. morn 2 O4
Sun sets......... 8 81 High water ...eve 3 30
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Brokaw Brothers, Great Clothing EnpOrs.
Gents and boys; wholesale and retail opposite Coop
| Inatituta
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Cristndoro,s Unrlvallcd Hair Dye.-Seld au6
applied At No. House. Mandatory 50 Maiden lana
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David's Spring Style Of Gentlemen's Hats.-
2s9H Broadway, Duane street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Vhe Best In the
world. The only perfect dye; harmless reliable nstanans
oua. Factory 10 Bond
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The Great Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
Seizng they rise, and showing them up TO pune
censure praise.
UNPARALLELED
IN CIRCULATION.
EVERYBODY READS IT. 80.
MEDIUM
OF
ADVERTISING.
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Feeling in England and France Over
President Grants Inaugural Message.
RUMoRED DEATH OF THE POPE.
Progress OF the Revolution i'm
Cuba.
The Insurgents Concentrating About
Cienfuegos and Remedies.
Political Prisoners at Havana to be
Sent to Fernando PO.
~~~~~~~~-~>~~~-~~~~~~~~~
WRONGS OF AMERICANS IN MEXICO.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
--~-~~~~>~
Caxias Resigns the Command
Of the Allied Army.
-~~-~~~>~~>~~~-~~->>~-~-
The Snow Blockade on the
Pacific Railroad.
~~>~--~-~~--~~~~~~
A RAILROAD WAR AT EMLIRA.
The Northern Central Trains Stopped by
the Erie Managers.
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Bass' Pale Ale, 81 50 per Dozen.
GEERY KENDALL, fl9 Broadway.
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inherited diseases Of scrofuous character can be
the persistent and regular Of Sagod Iron and
Sulphur Powde The natural magnetism Of the body which
every form OF ucerous and eruptive dis
case and nenshed by the action OF the iron
ana he whole system revtazed nvgofatsd The sui
phu berate the emposoning principal from the circulation
Ia of gas and when Il ID determined 20 the srfacb
expelled through the pores instead Of the skin TO feed in
aammation The cure . complete and snorousn. Iaks -
Sold By druggists package, POWDER, 81 IS packages,
72 powders, $k Mailed free.
HALL : RUCKEL, 2ls Greenwich street. New York.
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Notwnstandingt have spared no expense 10 seuas ~
ses engraved and labels for the protection OF
business the counterfeit Of these calculated 70 dsceiv
Information derived leading 10 dssetinn viii os rewarded
With shs amount OF thousand dcars and a. the sane
''-' X 7. HELxBoLD, Druggist
teS Broadwsy,
New vork.
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Al Reduced Price, "a 30 Per Dozen
Delivered free In this city or suburbs-
HOFF's MALT EXTRACT (Importsd).
Endorsed BY eminent physicians, both In -
United States and Europe. 49,
JOSEPH :. PEDERSEN, No. ~ Murray strees.
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ANNUAL acknowledgements OP RESPECT
ELECTION OF oFFIcERs.-Thc annual meeting OF
the Society for the Relief Of the Widows and Or
phnns OF the Clergy Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF South Carolina was held Mt the MAN.
sion House, yesterday. at O'Clock.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Tho following preamble and resolutions were
offered by the Standing Committee and adopted
by the soclety: ..-..... ......H
Since the last anniversary OF the Society the
Honorable James Rose, having nearly completed
Ills four score years, has been removed from this
liis @ ana @ eIt vacant The places which he had
lully ana honofqby 1licd. lie was among the
very oldest members OF our venerable Society,
having been elected IN the year. 1916. lie also
served as president Tor the usual term and since
Occupying us he did important and responsible
trusts In the community, and distinguished as ho
soc 5e ns s Sdes II T
weh want or demanaed il It's IS not So too
nny poor man" MS Interest In thls Society was
shown by the length or time during which lie was
occasion occurred. II is, therefore, .iy,r'l,-
6, ReSolted, That IN the death Of Mr.; Rose, the
Standing committee Of lls Society has lost an
Resotred, That this preamble and these resolu-
tions be comihulieate TO the Society at It's next
aay papess & snS S' tho so
the famiy 6r Mr. Rose, With the assurances Of the
sincere sympathy OF tho committees in their be-,
4. IA. RLHCTIoN OF oFFIckRs. ..,,i i.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.: President, A. j. White; vlce.Prcsi-
dent, YIN. @. Courtney; Treasurer, James R. Prin.
gle; Secretary, E. Horny Frost; Standing CON-
mIttcc-Chafles Alston, Sr Henry d. Lcscsne,
William d. Pringle, William c. Bco, w. Alston
Prngle, William Aiken, DIR. william T. wragg,
Hon. A. Huger, Charles T.. Lowndes.
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Hotel Arrlvai.Aoc,ober az.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


Mrs. Epping, Grahnmvillo; Geo. s. Darthelmcss,
Savannah; James B. Haywood, Jr., South Carroll
mn; ~. W. Shachford, Steamship Pioneer; James
P. Boycc, Grcenville; w. g. Harris, Edgeneld; 8.
E. Mnssmar, Philadelphia; Colonel VIM. ]. Frost
Anderson, Aiken; B. B. Parker, Jr., Hart County,
Ca; II. Tuchman, Columbia; N. Tcdeslin, Rich
mond; @. Isaacs, New York; ]. W. Rockwell,
Connecticut; Charles Johnson, City; A. Asonsor
Philip s. Muller, Lcnox Smith, q. D. PandoTcns,,
New York; Miss Emma Drew, w. NJ. Drew,
Jacksonville; r. G. Richardson and Indy, Claren-
don; Frank Arnum, II. Lcgler, Edgencld; w. Mac.
murphy, wife, five children and nurse, Augusta;
J. D. Thomas, Ornngeburg.
PAVILION HOTEL. '.ipiff 4f l
J. B. White, Mars Bluff; ]. II. Wilson, wadma.
law Island; q. G. DuBose. st. Stephens; s. II.
Barker ]. n. Brathnrn, Barkers Mills; John VIII.
cock, John Davis ]. p. Harley, Orangcburg; J. II.
Keels, Gourdin's; James W. Grace Master Chas.
NJ. Grace, Yongc's Island; James G. Foster, En-
tcrprise; d. b. Pocllnitz, Florence; Miss Ecceston
Baltimore; George F. Stevens, Selma; NJ. S. David,
Clarendon, g. @. Moore New York; Richard Cox
and son, Henry Norneet, Portsmouth, Va.
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by w. Y. I.EITCH 4 II. =, HRIJNS.
huctiOnccrs.
.TTNDER DECREE INEoU1TY.
II. II. WILLIAMS, ADMIR- vs. GILBERT +. Will.
LIAMS ET al.

viii be sold In front OF the OLD Customhousc. on
IhURSDAf, the 2Sth day Of October a. ID,
iSGo nt IL y. NJ. precisely.
All That LOT OF LAND. with the buildings
tlereoh, situate south sldo Of Liberty street
III inc CITY or Charleston; measuring in front
OH Liberty street " feet on back line 80 feet B
inches, on cast line 1853 feet Inches, and on west
me n ~ feet, more or less. bounding north on
Ilnerty street, east on lands of Mor,lccul Cohen
peter NJ. Epplng and q. Jackson, north OH lands
now or late or i. S. Smith and Weston luntIs
now or & late OF John May; said Lot known as No.
OF pint OF lands OF the estate of Mortlccai Cohen
urnwn by Charles Parker Surveyor, November
1881, duly recorded IN Plat Book "A,n No. I, ,nRe
90, Register Mcsnc Conveyance Oncc, Charleston
County.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate I'm the Town OF
Cnernw. chesterfield County, $. c. on Market
street OF tue saitl town, and cont taning six Jnygs
i g. ag" Y53, Yaj,' Which iih sali piece or parce
OF land Is bounded east Ivy lIugcr street south
ny Market street west 10y High street, am! north
Dy LOIS lS7 anu l70 a. per plat OF said Town of
.Cheraw, recorded In Registers Onicc OF tho
County OF Chesterfield, S. e..
Terms-Onc-thlrd cash; remainder In one and
TWO years, secured by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage Of the property sold.
F.. w. M. MACKEY, s. C. c..
The above described property can be treated
for at private sale until disposed OF ut auction.
Apply at Sherin's 0nice, Charleston County,
aB- Chcraw Democrat will please publish ON
l4th 2lst and 2sth October, 1862 and send bill to
NEWS Onlce. oot7 th4
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BY w. Y. LEITCH G. r. S. BRUINS.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUG
TION.

BY virtue OF nm order OF salc to me directed by tho
Hon. Georges. Bryan, Judge OF the United States
district Court for the District or South Carolina,
VIII 0iler for sale, ut public auction, on
THURSDAY, November Illl, 1869, at the Old
Postoiiicc, foot OF Broad-strcct,
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND, long
known as "Itacoon Island" situate, lying and
being In 81. Johns Parish, COlleton District, ada
cent 10 fuisto Island, anu by camscway CON
Lands OF Major w. 8. Murray, formerly OF Wm-
Mcggett. and the South Esto River, nnd cast on
Lands OF w. 8. Murray, south on Haynes Greek
and the South Edisto River, and west on the South
Edste River. .-...
Tcrms-Onc-half cash; balance III one year. Sc
cured by bond OF purchaser bearing per cent.
interest and mortgage Of the ltcmscs. Pur-
chasher to pay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS MCLAfN,
oct19 tutll1S Assignee F. W. Seabrook.
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TIE LoNGsnoREMEN.
Shippers OF Cotton Object 10 tho Em-
plOymcnt OF tho IIarbormnstcr us
Stcvcdorc, and the LonSshorcmcn
Strike.

Yesterday the captain OF the bark A. Il Wymnn
employed G. H. Stoidard, IInrbormaster, as
stevcdorc The shippers OF the cotton objected TO
the appointment, and the captain discharged
him
The longshorcmcn Immediately suspended work
all along the wharvcs, and at haf-past one O'Clock
to tho number OF four hundred assembled at the
Military Hail.
q. b. StOddard appeared with the black eye Ben
jamln Aldcrt presented with him two or three
nights ago.
After any amount OF excited talking, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were presented and
adopted m
Whereas, The shippers per the Boston bark a.
B. Wyman, bound for Liverpool, have refused to
Captain q. d. St0d,lard, stevedOrc, Is dismissed
from loading said vessel; nlu, whereas, the ship
pers have declared that they make this demand
ON the sole ground that Captain Sioddard is a
Rcsolced, by the Longshoremcn's Protective
Union OF Charleston, that no member or this
Union viii work on board the bark A. u. Wyman,
unless their brother member, Captain q. y. Stod-
uard, be first restored TO duty as stcvcd0re on
board OF said vessel and further, no member Of
this Union VIII Md in loading my vessel with cot
ton until the shippers withdraw all discrlmina.
ti0n against longshorcmen on account ol their
political sentiments whether such members DC
Republicans or Democrats.
Resolved, Tint copies OF these resolutions be
Journal, the lIoston Post, the New York Herald
and Tribune, the Bath (Mc) Journal, and the pn-
pcrs In this city. u-f
After these resolutions were disposed OF, 1t was
resolved, that as the shippers Of cotton to Eu-
rope were the only ones wLp objected to Stod-
dard, Inc iongshorcmen wUnsi refuse to work
only on board OF vessels loading for Europe.
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THE MASONIC FAIn.-This Fair Will not only be
OF interest and benefit TO the City Of Charleston
and the Masonic fraternity here, but to the
Aasons throughout the State. Arrangements
have been made which will Insure Its being \
complete success. As 1t viii be held during the
session Of the Grand Lodge, when there Will be n
large representation from nearly all, If not MI, OF
the Lodges in the State, we would suggest that
therc he grand ana imposing procession OF the
Aasonie fraternity on the fifteenth Of November
WHICH VIII nntn 49, trta-neti i,r <aat"-o nr tho
proceedings during the Fair week.
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PERsoNaL.-wm. B. Shaw, ESP, the general
agent OF the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
has returned to the city from New York Tie
Offices OF Mr.. Shaw Mt No. 141 Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel. ~ 4 F}y -
+. M.'Wrlght, ESQ.,, OF tho lrm of r. L: Maitland
& Co., OF New York, arrived In Charleston by the
Champion, and is the guest or the Hon. George
A. Trenholm. The house OF Il. L. Maitland & Co.,
OF which Mr.. Wright has been the managing part
ner for number Of years, Is well Auown US one
OF the most substantial and influential firms in
New York. NJ -. ~ ~ -
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MODEL EsrABLIsHMBNr.-we invite the atten.
ion Of tho friends OF THE NEWS in the. city and
throughout the Stato to the excellent facilities
which our oflce enjoys for the prompt execution
u all kinds Of Book ani Int p-".i.e. r.uiiy I,rn
vided with new type and machinery OF tho latest
and most approved pattern, md having q large
and carefully selected stock Of cards, envelopes
and papers Of all qualities, THE NEWS Job once Is
now prepared to fill orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing in the very best
manner, and at rates at least as 10y as any other
establishment In tho Southern States. Gall at
THE NEWS building tup,stnlrs) and examine oar
scale Of prices and specimens Of our work.
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SOUTHERN Observation-Disclosures John F. Tay.
!or & Co., of the rhGnix Iron Works. have re-
Gently turned out one OF tho largest boilers ever
made in Charleston. 1t was ordered for the
sicf or Amie, and is nine feet two inches In
d'.:neter, sixteen feet long, and nineteen feet
high; two hundred horsepower, and .weghs ff-
teen tons. One Of the noteworthy peculIarfties
is the large plates or which the boiler Is manufac-
turel, the arch Of the furnaces being formed from
single plates. The boiler has four fues sixteen
inches in diameter and eighty four tubes four
Inches In diameter. 1t has been finished In q su.
peri,rmanner, and Is In every respect a credit to
ihe puilders. as
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SIREps OF STATE NEws.-Thc Grecnvlllc and
Columbia Railroad has done q larger freight busl-
ness this fall than ever before since the war.
The weather In Columbia, during the last few
days, has been quite Novcmberish.
H. a. Wright, OF Edgcncld, has been appointed
notary public.
Mr.. =. ID. Lincoln, the business agent OF the
Sumter News, is guest at the Pavilion Hotel md
Will solicit advertisements for his paper.
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THB PLANS for wooden trusscd brldge,,to be
erected to connect Johns and,sWadmalaw ISL
ands, on exhibition Mt tho once OF the County
Commissioners. The bridge win be sixty feet
long. The proposals for building it have not yet
been opened.
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TIE FREuSDsCIIArTsDUSDw will give an entc-taln-
ment ut their hall Mt eight o'clock this e. ching.
The musical ana dranlatical portion OF .,thcenter
tainment promiscYb be better than has ever been
produced before tito society. 1t will be pleasant
nlYalr. ~ NJ .t "a n U
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LAND'iND IMMIGRATIoS.-we. print this morn.
ing o sensible letter from MT. Morgan, OF the
house OF w. @. Alden d Co., OF New York, urging
the land-holders to give away part OF their land
as bonus to white emigrant nborers. Mr.. Nor
gan is now,in Charleston, aud may be seen at the
Offices OF q. A. Trenholm g. Son, ut the corner OF
East Bay md Broad streets. -..-
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A. G. McGILLIYRAY,
.Auctionccr.
TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

J. EDWIN MATTHEWS, TRUSTEE, VS.. IT. SAVAGE
HEYWARD, TRUSTEE, EFT AL.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, 2d November at IL
O'Clock a. NJ, In front OF the Old Cust0mhouse,
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL. OF LAND,
with the buildings thereon situnte, lying md be-
Ing ut the southeast corner Of I,csnre aild Lam
h0il streets, In Charleston, measuring and con-
tanning on Lcgarc street, rs per plat OF Charles
Parker, III feet inches, and on Lainbo street
G7 feet inches, more or less. Butting and bound.
ing north oil Lamboll street, cast on land OF
Estate wilkins, south on land OF Elizabeth N.
street.
Terms-One.third cash; balance on ! crc'tt or
one and two years, secured by bond WITH il,TeS'
ut the rate OF per cent. per annum, j.
semi annually. Mortgage or promo iTalyc
| surance OF buildings with ass'' -.ty cnl II.
Purchaser to pay for par Enmcnto policy.
gers md stnnips
'octI4 ...,, T.. ". NJ. MiCREN
D u
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NEW LIGHTS AND SHADEs.-Mr. p. L. Guilomin
has recently introduced some novelties in the
shape OF rotary glass burners that are now oil
the vogue. and the chief attraction In some OF
our business houses Mr.. Guillemin has also
new style Of argand shade that sheds soft light
in no ways Injurious to tho eyes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

THE SwINDLERs, Wcstlakc and Bergman,
reached Savannah In safety eary yesterday morn
ing. 1t is thought that Bergman will plead
guilty. .t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

CHALLENGE ACCIrTED.-Tlc Alert Base BAL
Club have accepted the challenge OF the Palmetto
Club pub. lsllcd In TIE NEWS OF Tuesday.
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THE PAINTERS STRIKE.-Thcre are about eight
white and six colored painters ut work mt present.
The remainder are still striking" for 81 so per
dnY. They are orderly.
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Tim nnoIsrHn DooE tho 1Ii,i .
House is completed, and now on exhibition at the
store OF the manufacturers. Advertising sub
scribcrs are requested to call md examine 1t at
Neufvillc Hannah, No. o Broad street. :,
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THE CHEAPEST YEr.-rnE NEWS Job once Is
now printing bill-hcads in thc best style and on
Anc paper, at 50 SO per thousand Merchants. think
Of it2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

MEssRs. MARSHALL Il Bro. will offer. for sale to-
day some valuable real estate property See theil
advertisements.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

CoSpITIoS >r BRIDaEs.-Mcssrs. Mclaughlin
ana MlpeE, coun,; Commissioners, have been in.
spcctirgthe bridges Il the county within the
past few days Mr.. McLa, ,.,h,,n r.norts tnot tho
midaeths bonneaa.s rerry, LIST; Thomas Rock
in q very bad condition. MFR. Miller reports -. ~.
the bridges over whitehall, or Fcrgussns Swamp,
aye niles from Pincopolis and ten miles from
None rs Corner, Northeastern Railroat all in st.
Iorr' Berkeley, nre NIL In very dllapithted con.
di lon, andIthat the life Of any one VIII, attempts
L, gro IS them Ia endangered
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Auetion 5alcs- future pans.
BY j. A. ENSLOW Il co.
UNDERWRITERS SALE.

ON SATURDAY next, 30ih Instant, will br sold at
ii O'Clock, as she now lies III Palmetto Wharf
OH account Of the Underwriters anu all con.
ine lirtisii brig "LADi PERIE," of Sunderland
,Iimp,.ini, J'6 tons register, carrying capacity
H,lomt Mmt 80 tons dead weight, together with her
Mas,s Spars, Sails, Rigging, Tackle Apparel and
Two SHIPS BOATS
Conditions cash. :; 30
OctaS "' - To- =" ".
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

THE OLD FiREMBN OF NEW YORK TO VISIT THE
SoUTn.-Thc New York Sun says: 'Thc New York
FIrcmcn's Association, composed OF the old onl-
GERS and members OF our once famous volunteer
department, have received an urgent request
to visit the South during the coming season, and
'are promised q superb ovation. At the close OF
the war The nremen Of the South made an appeal
to their brethren OF the North for MD, nearly
everything they had having been destroyed.
The Ncw York. Firemen's Association responded
to the appeal, and gave n splendid hose carriage
to Hose Company No. 1, OF Columbia, 8. @. Our
citizens may remember the melancholy loss Of
the steamer AndalusIa, with their beautiful gift
on board, togetherwIth a full set OF fire equip
mcnts for each member; yet, nothing daunted,
they had another carriage built and presented
to the Columbia company, Mt an outlay of near
$4,000. Many OF the Southern hrcmen have
been on visit here, and have urged the New
York 1remen to visit the South"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

II. 4 A. p. Caldwell will sell at half-past
O'Clock, at their store, provisions, &c.
John G. Minor K Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, ut
their store, assorted dry goods, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

A FINE ASSORTMENT. OF PhorooRApus impe.
rial cards and frames, ut G. C. Fighters, No.. lei
King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

W. G.. wnLDEN L Co. have for sale 1000 sets
small platcs at reduced prices. See advertise
ment -.