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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29

The receipts Of fractional currency at Washington Tor
the week ending to-day amount to s256477 The ship
ments were: To the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, $4,000; to National Bank and others, s2662Oi
Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for National Banks
as security for circulation, SSi05e26jO; Tor pup
liodepOss Fractional currency redeemed ana
destroyed during the week. S24OOO National bank notes
burned during the week, S15O5O total amount burned
bank currency issued for bills destroyed dur
ing the week. sll24O total amount issued therefor S
sO935O Balance due for mutated notes. Sl9l,526 Bank
circulation outstanding at this date. S29973I,o5
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The following were the bi,

Money on call was easy at car per cent Commercial
paper dull prime names saable at 9al2 per
cent while inferior grades quoted at 1913 per
cent The shipment of currency the South and West
continues moderately active but the amounts forwarded
are not large.
The following is a recapituatlon of the NewYork City
Bank Statement for the week ending Nov 81 compared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

t.l
LONDON, Nov Pill a. m-Consols open at yjl of o'n IT,!
and the United FgefWeuty bonds iSo
Old ga 1861 Bik 1enFortes stocks easeri bres WI
CeutTals, Y9I Atlantic and Western. 23s
LIVERPOOL Nov. FILL a. injection opened buoy au' 'S
Uplands ll!0llsd Mdtlng Orleans III 0lh "a, n, 4, ,,,
LoND"S, Nov. 21-Taow, al v cgL Whale OIL ~ iS ~
Eor. 27TLe Bcnse opened quiet; ReGtes I'M O .DA
LOsDOS. Nov 27l Couo elossd st 9H for po'a ~OHe' ~
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THE MARKETS.
Icaremny reported for TnE TRrBuSE.I

ICaretnry reported for THE TRiBuSEi
Nov. n. 1888.
ASHES steady and moderate demand sales Of Pots at - J7a
gu. Pearls nominal
COTrON-Ihe demand j. more from exporters favorable
foreign advce prices higher and close strong at The improve
22 we're export consumption 996 for sPcuaou aud 30
In transit for future delivery bales Nov 25 25c 200 Nov ~
"a l5Cc; December ?ic 100 January Alc 20 fehTul
2ic; March, 25c 500 tree Board, New-Oeaus 2i! ~
fee Board December private terms; snd 500 free on
Bor Charleston December 2Jl all on basis or Low Mddu We
tn follO
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-np CIR THOMAS and BRAZIL

TOR ST. THOMAS and B 81 Az iasu,p COMPANY
- w ~, steamer, sailing the 23d OF every monmi =,
SOUTH AMERICA CAN'T l. T s SSSS s -
MN r'npRnpIylcK Can't WISH January - a. -.
sail schedule time and Cali az
Bahia and Rio de anelTo, gong aud returning F
ensaSs@wS9s, r. GARRISON AEu 5BOwpgCesn. EsvrOEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29
FORT KEARNEY.


Distance Mortgaged, Ill Miles,
and at the rate of only $13, 800 per
mile ON completed road, costing
to build and equip more than
double the amount mortgaged.
Trustee for Neutrality-suspicious.
ers' Loan and Trust Company of
New York.
This line of Railroad is the Ex-
tension of the Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad, s0ih its connections
North and East, and tile ST. LOUIS
AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD, agitb its
connections South and East, both
lines cOnrerying at st. Joseph, and
connecting at once ariM the st.
Joseph and Denuer City Railroad,
running Vest through Eastern Kan
saS into the heart Of Nebraska, and
connecting arith the Union Pacific
RGilrOad at the city Of Fort Kear-
neg, making the shortest route knO,Cn
to California and Pacific States.
These Bonds have Thirty Years
to run from August ID, 1869, Pay
able at Maturity in Gold in the
City Of New-York.
The interest is payable in Gold
on the 10Th of February and August
in each year, at the rate of Eight
Per Cent, Free of Government Tax,
in New York, London, and Frank
fort On-the- Main, at the holders
option, without notice, and at the
following equivalents on a $1,000
Bond.
In New-York, $40, gold.
In London, fS As. I'D.
In Frankfort n-the-Main, 100 flor.
On $500 bond, One-half these
amounts respectively.
They are Coupon bonds in de-
nominations of $1,000 and $500,
but can be registered, and on sur
render of the Coupons can be con-
verted into Registered Bonds.
Company's Capital Stock,
$1O,OOO,OOO
to which nearly $4,000
600 is subscribed and
paid up by local sub
scriptiOns, which amount
has, and is being ex-
pended on the road.
The Company have
100000 acres of SUI
perior land Immediately
adjoining the line. This
was a grant direct from
the u. s. Government to
aid the Companyin their
work, and at the Govern
ment price of 50 80 per
acre, has a value of S4,OOO,OOO
While the loan is only 81, 5000
and is the only debt against the Com
The issue of $1,5OO,OOO of these
Bonds is all that can be issued by
the Company. =
Bonds sent and packages received
free of Express charge, and market
able securities converted without
commission to parties investing in
these Bonds.
We offer these bonds at the low
price of 975 and accrued interest in
currency, with the reserved right to
advance the price without notice.
Pamphlets, maps, and informa-
ton furnished on application.
Parties desiring safe and lucra-
tive investments should lose no time
in investigating these securities.
w. =. CONVERSE d Co.,
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The Bank Statement was favorable. The loans show
decrease Of $3.50 sl and the deposits decrease OF $780,
1885, The specie has increased s75s25 and legal ten
ders decreased s27323 The circulation shows decline
Of s7GOsl The net gain on the reserve was Sl53sSh
Sterling Exchange was dsll and firm at quotations.
London 60 days lSIa1O0; London, sight, 1904 0lO0a
London (prlme commercially 60 days. lOst9loSs; PARIS
long, 6isla5I7l; Paris. short, 6l5190'bi Antwerp
klSia5l7i; swiss, 6Is2Q6I7i; Hamburg, s5E0$C; Au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29
NACOUPIN COUNTY TEN PER CENT
WI BONDS

HOWES G MACY, BANKERS.
30 wALST offer for par and accrued Interest BONDS Of
Macoup County Illinois issued for the building OF Court ho'e
bearing interest O per cet per ahaum beng the
lawful rate Of the State Iuo Coupons payable semhnnuaT
on the FIRE, April snd October The City Of NeWior These
Bonds are regarded every respect and desirable for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29

USlOS PACIFIC LAND GRANT BONDS,
hearing per cent rrurec uet FOR SALB at 81 ani accrued
Interest These Bonds are taken At Ir the purchase Of the CompA
uy's lands tORNE Z SlANloN, W 80 b"AusE
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Sails bu &nftign.
A. MsRwIs AaetoBeer
nv RAMOS. MERWIN e. Co., Broadway, cor.

B htSslss B0oks Works Of Art Fancy Goods PaTls ke
MONDAY AFTERNOON. Nov 30 at o'clock
VALUABLE COLLECTION Of BOOKS many them Illustrated
costly Botanical Works aud lumber Of Faocaos
from the Tanchpitz PREM &c. &c.
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financial.
ONO 4 MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY CosPASL

oYTicE No 90 WALL.sr., NEwYoKK. November H. 1902
UNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due Dec.
l. 1860 on the PREFERRED STOCK Of the OHIO and hlssS
SIPP RAILWAY COMPANY vii be paid on and her that date a.
the Once Of Company, No. SO WalsL hwloE IhS transfer
hooks OF the Preferred will be closed Nov 70 at clock m
ana reoponed Dec at 10 o'clock ~ oIie o. Liuue AID
Efr.pr Gorautt tee III
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serdam 4o,aiO, Frankfort 4OIsIOs; Bremen. 7s5s7s;
Berlin. 71b07lt
The transactions Of the subTreasury today were as

hdshiusIOn--.--- '--"'''''. oOO,OOO %
The following shows the expcs exclusive of specej
from the port OF NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending November 49, and since the beginning Of the
year:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
GOUTII CAROLINA, KERSHAW COUN-
- TY-IN EQUITY.
JAMES CIESNJTr. EXECUTOR. VS.. MARY c
REYNOLDS, SARAH CiiESNUT, MARY
e. FRiERSON. 1T AL-BiLL FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL.
PARTITION &c

In pursuance OF Il decree made in the above causc
1T September Term, 1862 we will expose 10
public sale. before the Courthouse in Camden
December next,
The following most valuable LANDS, lying from
three To four miles from tile Town 0i Camden,
immediately on the South Carolina RailrOad
fronting on Watcrec River, and running hack,
castwartlly, five miles, covering over five thOIs.
and acres, one thousand Of Which are fine swamp
las IN cultivation, one thousand line nplantis in
cultivation, and over three thousand in original
forest. heavily timbcred with oaks hickory. dug
wood, pine, &c, much Of il very fine cotton land
ilncly whtcred ami Offering abundant winter
First. BELLE-MONr, very choice Manhattan
Oh over elgnt hundred acres, on Watercc River,
three miles from Camden, with large settle,
men msnt on IL VIII produce, without manures, u
the acre. This is regarded as the best body of
land OH the Waterec River.
Second. TOWN CREEK PLANTATION, adjoin-
ing the above, consists OF four thousand five
hundred acres, recently held one large planta-
tlOn comprising swamp, second BOTTOM anu liI,.
iands, heavily timbercd and finely watcretl, hay
ing tw0 fine streams running through II. The
South Carolina Railroad and two public highways
run through these lands and render them Access
slbie at all points. They are very convenient TO
Camden; the upands are perfectly healthful and
present rare advantages.
THIS place Is subdivided into AMI will be sold as
twenty.one farms OF one hundred to four hun
drcd acres, Offering rare opportunity TO settlers
seeking homes. Adjoining plantations have
been divided into small farms and are taken by
our hest people.
Terms-One-nfth cash; balance on a credit OF
one, two ana three years, In eqnal annual install
ments, with interest from date, payable annually
at seven per cent, secured by bond, suretics
and mortgage OF the premises, with the priyl.
lege to purchasers 10 pay cash. Purchasers to pay
for stamps and papers.
An agent OIL the place will show the lands, and
the plnts can be seen Mt the oilcc OF VIM A.
Shannon, Esq., Camden. s. G.
JAMES CIIESNUT,
WM. NJ. SHANNON
Special Masters and Receivers
Camden, s. c., Nov. l, 1853. oct30 m5wc,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

TIE LAURENSvIiL.E Exp,EsS ROBBERY.-
Before the laurcns Court, OH last Thursday week,
ihc case OF the State Peter II. Scott, charged
with the robbery OF the Southern Express Com
plny. was taken up. The Indictment i'm the case
Tried charged breach of trust in one count, ami In
another larceny. The investigation consumed
until Saturday night, AMI the argument Monday
last ami Tuesday until lp NJ. The State was
represented by Solicitor McGOwan, Samuel Nc
Gowan. Esp., AMI Mr.. Ball; Tie defence l,y G. T..
Sullivan, ESD, Simpson y Simpson, Totll & Toll,
AMI darlington Jaeger. The jury brought in u
verdict of guilty on the first cOInt-that is 10 say
of breach OF trust with fraudulent Intention. The
case excited very great interest, aud was pros
ccuied anu defended With much zeal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

CRrMTS.-Dr a. e.. Mackry arrived from
Columbia saturday afternoon. |: !. supposed
that lie has comcas Il rcaccnakcr tp heal the
breach between his half brother AMI son.
The fines imposed by the Mayor saturday
amounted To S35.
The United States Assistant Treasurer here has
received S10o.O0D in fractional currency.
Vessels bound for this port will not now h. tie.
tanned at quarantine longer than is requisite 10
make an examination, unless they havr or have
had on hoard during The voyage "infrc,ious or
cuniagio;is diseases" then they will lie detained
rs long rs the Health Officer Shall prescribe.
Tomorrow there will be an inspection an. par
ale Of the coiorcd fire companies.
The citizens recently appointed asscSsDrs by
the Committee ON Assessment will commence
their lahors to-day.
The Legal Debating Society meets illiS evening.
WcStlakc ami bergman have hccn committed 10
the Savannah Jail tO await trial before the S;mpc.
ri0r Court.
special meeting q? the {. l.. will be held at
half-,ast : O'Clock This evening
The street cars are now used as advert isng
mediums.
The Metropolitan Theatre Company will per.
form ut lie Savannah theatre tonight.
Governor Scott has appointed George l.. Holmes
notary public FOR Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

UNIVERSAL RKNCoNTRE AND MUTUAL SUR
rRlsB.-Thrcc intended brides, on equal number
OF would.be grooms, twenty -one fair single Ia
dies intent OH assisting the three afOre mentioned
happy damscls in n certain important ceremony,
twenty-onc well dressed single gentlemen who
expected to meet the said twenty .one single Ia
dies ut II time not far distant, half dozen gray
haired, Old gentlemen, and their complement OF
Old ladies, whose hair should have been gray,
were enough to crowd one Of the counters OF Won
Santcn's Bazaar. There such shaking of hands
ami exchanging OF compliments, next such a
unanimous loUS at the counter, and lastly such
blank looks ~ each other Their embarrassment
can be better imagined than described It was.
Of course, rather awkward for them all to have
met at the same place and time to purchase their
wedding presents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

TiIE RAILROAD lNmCAroR, patented 10y l.. B.
Marshall, Of Atlanta, AMI owned by General
walker, were yesterday placed on each passenger
train on the South Carolina Railroad leaving
Charleston. This indicator gives, not only the
time Of day, but denotes the time when the train
Is due at each station AMI Is one Of tile hest as
to travellers that has ever been invented. by
Tuesday morning these Indicators will he placed
OH the passenger trains OH both the Savannah
AMI Charleston ami Northeastern Railroads. Scvc.
ral attempts have been made ut the North TO i'll
vent an Indicator. but il was left to Southern in
gcnuity TO bring The scheme 10 perfection.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

THE LONGsHoREMES AGAIN-THEY RESOLVE
NOT TO WORK FOR ANY SrEyED0RE WHO is NOT
A MEMBER or THEIR USIoN.-The strike OF the
longshoremcn continues, but they are very order
ly, and do not congrcgale about the wharvcs or
Interfere with those who are at work.
On Friday night last the Union held q meeting
and resolved that rs the "lOngshoremen have ever
been true to The principles and the Instincts of
justice in maintaining the rights and the honor
OF the laborng classes, both individually and col
loctiyely, which cannot fail to be regarded and
will not be forgotten by its members, no aid or
encouragement ought TO be given to those men
who are striving TO weaken and break UP the
Unlon," and therefore mo member shall DC al
lowed to work at storing or store any cotton for
any stevcdore who Is not . member of the Union,
under pain Of being fined in the sum OF ten dol
lars.i
committee OF nine was appointed to report
any member who violated the resolution.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
Suriion Gnlcs--Ihie Dan.
A. G. HrGsy.IiEi.tY.
y Ancf;Oncrr.
8 EEI F's 5 \ l. L..

= il r. + FfS ) y l. T..
~ vir'il" "i Il writ of Fcri Fa"ins 10 ne directed
MORROW. line y; aui ~ days "f November
~ III" northeast corner "i the Courthouse, lc-
tween The hours al II o'circE \. " AMI :; J.. NJ
NJ NE rl%li. 'i;'r anl interest ui defendant in
IL ioI oF LAND. with The buildings thereon Ill
u',," uii rISt Si'lr or MaZvCk STREET; I,lr W,,,
street SAIL lot inr.,>lIrin" in tr,,ui an N.,Z,rL
street ~ feet, hy 100 feet IN depth ir same more.
or less.
Levied nn AMI to be sold as the prnl.rr,y ur
Henry Warner. III the slit oi John e. IiarI,rrs
Also.
NJ The same ii'ir :.irI p;:cc
All thr right title and interest Ur thr ,IrIcnIap.
IN "a TRACT pF land situate in thr Parish or
81 JIrir'. Gn''c creek. ai the junction nr Cooper
River AMI t.nU,,. Greek. cOntaiui,I. IGII acres
Nor" or less. Bounded north nv t;ouS,. Greek
east hy Cooper River south l,y riiins CrccS. ami
WcSt by lands oi - Hard: said tract known
as Palmetto" Also. IL TRACT or LAND nrnr,s
~ owned hy J. +. DcfctuN, AMI known i.S ..Oak-
lands
Charles II. Cohrs. ut the suit of J. W Sri;lg,c X
Brothers.
ALSO
At the same tmr anil place
All tue right, tiii" and interest nj lcfcnlan; in
The following LOTS OF LAND, with the I,uil,l.
nrasurin" - feet front, by 100 feet in depth
Also. on" l.o' Dll lilcaS street Known ~ M. IS;
measuring ~ feet front. by 80 feet In rplli
Also, Il Lot OH the "aSi side of t;aS'lrn street.
near sprung: measuring IN front 81 feel. by Ia
feet in depth, he the said measurement NOR. or
less.
."ric,i on AMI to ba sold n Tie property of
l!ofrrt IT, farnry. a; the suit Of the Exchange
National BANK OF Norfolk. Virginia.
1"rInS cash. T.. w. NJ. MhCkEY, S. G.. e.
nj
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

INTERESTING TO PLANTERS. .-McssrS. George
W. Williams anu Co. offer in tu-luy's NEWS very
tempting array Of substantial and valuable prizes
10 The planters who may achieve the most conspi-
cnous success In the culture Of cotton. corn or
wheat. hy the all Of their excellent Carolina Fer
tilizcr The feature or tcir offer is that The prizes
are tO bc awarded, moi TO The largest yield abso-
lucly. hut To The largest percentage Of increased
production. In thiS way the owner Of punr land
will have quite as gOnd :. chance IN the contest rs
his more fortunate ncghborS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

TIIE OusrED 0rfrcERs.--P. j. Coogan, VI. G.
Camplin. cOlored and 81. CauiIicld, holding the
offices respectively 0r Assessor atlas Appraiser,
and Assistant Assessor alias Assistant \ ppraiscr
and Flour Inspector. have sucl out wrlts OF error
To the Supreme Court to reverse the recent de-
cision of Chief Justice Moses. forhi,l,iing them TO
exercise tile duties Of their Offices. The adverse
parties have iicen cited hy the Justice To appear
before the Supreme Court ON the fourth Tuesday
in this mouth.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
by JOHN :. RYAN.
A UCTTON SALE OF LOT OF LAND
"a NORTHEAST CORNER or EhSTBAY
AND GUIGNARD STREET.

On TUESDAY, the 2,I iay of November nj the
!iu poStoicc at ii O'Clock a. NJ. will sell ut
l'nblic Auction, without any manner Or reserve
~ That LOT OF LAND, at the Northeast corner
o faSt Bay an Guignnrii street. measuring and
containing 2l feet q inches front on East Raw by
iI' feet on Guignar, street. and "a feet Inches
on Tie back, he the same more Or less.
ALSO,
The LOT Immediately adjoining the above OH
the north line, same dimensions.
Terms Of Salc-Onc.thirl cash; remainder In
ohc Two ahd three years, secured by bond aud
mortgage OF the property sold. Purchaser TO nay
for conveyance aild stamps
y. R.-For further information, apply to
octa6 JOHN S. RYAN, No. So iiroll street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
BY KNOX. DAILY & co.
IMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED SALE
Il FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS AND
ALL CnSCERSED, UT GOODS DAM
AGED DURING THE LATE
FIRE On KING: SrKEET

We will continue 1o sell THIS DAY. The ist in
stani nj ~ O'Clock y. NJ. ana continue from
day To day until disposed uf.
The entire stock Of Mr.. \. Hing, No. -, King
street. 'ialnaIrl by water. huiin. the late fire,
an appraisc al over S.'.o;ip. comprising DRY
Toys Of every description, .sc.
Mt IL ocidcS TODAY VIZ WILL. SELL. IIBBUSS
AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Conditions cash for all amounts uncr 100:
sloo to $500. thirty days; over $500, sixty lays,
approved endorsed notes.
Eo 'Ali persons unknown TO the aurtionccr will
he rrquirc'ltp give 4 deposit on purchasing.
nuri
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

TIE CHARLESTON lIoTEL.-The improve
mcnts upon this long and fayorably known hotel
are nearly completed, and it Is now not only an
ornament to the city, hut, as OF yore, an attrac.
tive resort for the travelling public c., if the
large number OF arrivals daily recorded on the
register be any criterion.
During the last two months large force OF
painters, carpenters, cabnct-maRers, carpet.
workers and whitewashers have been diligently
employed in refitting the hotel and preparing Il
for the winter campaign. That their work hos
not been in vain Is shown by the nuInberess ex.
tcrnai and internal Improvements. On the first
hoor are located the office, ladies' and gentle.
mems reception rooms, reading ro0m dining
room, bar room, all OF which are arranged in
way that affords every convenience ana com.
Tort FOR the guests The parlOrs and chambers
above are elegantly furnished with black walnut
furniture, while heavily tapestried windows. and
velvcty carpets, that spring beneath your feet
complete the attractions OF these apartments
The number Of rooms Is about two hundred, and
over one hundred servants stand ready ana will.
ing to supply the wants OF the guests.
Mr.. Il. ii. Jackson, the proprietor, whose man.
agement since he has had charge OF the hotel has
entitled him to the degree OF .'IIc knows how tC
Keep hotel" understands the wants OF travel
lers, ana literally provides for them. I'm his
chorts he Is ably assisted by Messrs. G. A. Miller
A. Buttcr0cid and T.. r. Hurdcl all Of whom have
had considerable experience i'm hotel matters
and one Of whom, Mr. Miller, has been connected
with the "Charles.onn for the past eighteen
years.
To say that the Charleston Hotel Is now the
handsomest and best furnished hotel in the city
would be doing Injustice to It's magnificent pro
portions, imposing appearance and elegant an
pointmcnts. IL IL the Iandsomest hotel In tho
South, and will compare fayoraby with any no
tel OF the same size In the Northern cities. Tht
men who built II were Charest0nlans, ana they
were determined TO make 1t worthy OF the namt
1t vas destined tc bear. They succeeded; and
Charleston may we'll be proud OF the Charleston
Hotel. P0r many years IL has represented lie,
hospitality and her enterprise, and has given
TO thousands Of strangers their most lasting i'm
precision OF this city. And he hundreds OF North.
erners who have passed through the city on pro
spectinR tours or p'easure trips have formed
high opinions Of the wealth and importance O,
Charleston on account Of It's having so fine a no
tel In the hands Of Its present Management,
there b no probability Of it's losing any Of ths
good reputation 1t has gained as o convenient
comfortable and well kept hotel
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
CITY AFF A IRIS
Meetings This Day.

So.omOn'S Lodge nj ~. ~
L. L., NJ lialf-i,ast NJ.
81. Andrews Society, ai7 NJ
Charleston Hiilc Club, III hali.pa>t T.. NJ.
Carolina Ric club. n; +. VI
Homestead Building and Loan Association. Il
half.paSt /. ~
Medical Society. nj n. II.
Mechanics Union. At T. NJ
Palmetto Social Club. III haifpa-I J.. VI.
Charleston Mechanics society, III I. u.
Hampton Rinc Club. ut $ l.. N.
Palmetto Fire Company. at : +. VI.
Charleston Citf Hallway Company, ut 10 \. VI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
J. r.. R e A d g. G o..
No. 2ss KING sTREEr, cnARLEsroN S. c.

We are now exhibiting the largest and selected
S ca S
French ropuns
n . I Ts
in
nLhidc yDcpaun
i'll
u udrcn
he hos
CI4OAKS a
Most
hfrons
&c
L
OUR FALL AND SToCr
cions escwhcr ocI4 Inn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

ALMOST Too ClIEAr.-TnE TRl-WERKIY News,
ut Sia year. is wonderfully cheap. but when we
offer TO give The Rural carolnian and TR-wEEHLY
NEWS for year for -, wc place within the
reach OF ovcry man si-class newspaper and
frst-class Southern agricultural magazine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

ANOTHER FIRE.-At haI-Eist O'Clock, Satur-
day morning, while tile Citadel WAS burning, an
alarm OF fire WAS given II was Occasioncd by
thc partial burning Of IN Outlousc belonging To
Mr.. J. q. 1acOsc, on Montague street. Tile flames
were eNtihguslie,l before much damage was
done. II is supposed the fire originated from
sparks from the fire nj the Cta,lcl.