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THsEr. PEpzeas tColoRzpl OAgHoI1o
CHuRoH.-We learn that about Christmas there
will b. = fair for the benefit Of this church,
which has been opened about two years. and
daring that time has besi, struggling through
many difficulties, owing to the impoverished
stats Of the congregation. Rev. A. al. Folchi,
tho pastor, considers this plan necessary to
raise funds to deirsy expenses and make need
ed Improvements to the church. We trust
THAI those who may solicit contributors and
donations for the fair will be lib rally respond
ed to BY all classes OF our people. 10 prevent
any misunderstanding the collectors will be
proyidsd with certificate from the pastor,
and the seal Of the church on the certificate.
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Too IzL 10 APPEAR The case OF the old
mar who spap .sclubbed" By q policeman, on
Thursday evening last. was again called before
the Mayor Saturday morning; but the wounds
he had received prevented him from attend
ing. The Chief Of Police desired us to state
thafpo charges have been preferred against The
arresting officers, and he could not take Official
notice Of the matter until such was done.
Some one who Witnessed the affair should at
once prefer charges. The officer who i'd the
clubbing, IL found guilty Of unnecessary vio-
lcncs, should bs discharged from the force and
severely punished besids.
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bravey on. Not by day only, but far into the
night the building, ablaze with temporary gas
lights, resounds with the olatter of busy ham,
mers, and, under the fashoning of hundreds
OF stalwart arms, The graceful outlines OF the
auditorium begin to assume form and SUBJ
stance. The massive roofing is now COM
plete; the floors Of ths stage, orchestra, pit
and vesnbules are already laid; the gallery
frames are in position; the walls are neatly all
lathed and ready for the plasterers; and, the
heaviest portion OF the work having been thus
disposed Of in the incredibly short space OF
eighteen days, the construction OF the seats,
boxes, and gallery stairways will be at once
begun. From an inspection OF the plans, in
cludiug the style Of decorations, &C., we are
glad to be able to express the opinion that our
new opera house will be by far tha cosiests
handsomest, and most complete temple Of the
drama that the South can boast. Combining
the best features of Booths and the Fifth Ave-
nue. theatres iii New York, 1t will enjoy some
decided advantages over either Of them. The
pitch of the pit and three galleries will be such
as to offer full and easy view of everything
behind the foothghts from every portion OF
the house; and the noble proportions OF the
stage will afford ample scope for the produc-
ducton OF the grsndest and most elaborate
scenic effects. The prosoenium boxes, four in
number, will be richly ornamented, and the
frescoes and general adornments will be q
faithful reproduction of those 30 aenerally ad-
mire1 in Brougham's beautiful little Fifth
Avenue theatre. Altogether, the operahouse
bids fair to be an attraction added to our city,
of which her people may well be proud.
The architect, Mr.. Devereux, is pushing
things" with an energy OF which we have never
before seen the like IN Charleston, and the
prospects are good that the building will be
ready for the opening early in December. An
incident will illustrate the generous and hearty
cooperation afforded to the young contractor
in his efforts to be ''up to time." A well known
veteran disciple OF Vulcan, who for more than
q quarter OF century has retired from per-
sonal service at the anvil, having heard that
some delay was threatened in the construction
OF the roof for want Of the iron clamps required
to unite the girders, hasiened to assure his
young friend that he would himself see to the
removal of the threatened embarrassment.
He was as good as his word. Barring his
brawny arms, he Al once took hia place at the
forge with all the spirit and something Of the
vigor of his youth. ard, animated by his eIam-
ole. his artisans worked with q will, and In one
night the iron fastenings we're all finished and
ready for use. Sach seems to be the spint
which animates everybody engaged on the
opera house, from the raaster-mind who d.
rects he work to the humblest Of the lahorers.
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@aepinsrp, Castings, Gtf.

5@aepinsrp, Castings, Gtf.
NEETING-sTREET FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS Of various aises
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS. SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. of all sizes
HoRsE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from to
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES foT Hand
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD
INGs, GRATINas,
czsrERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, &C., &c.
WILLIAM s. HENEREY,
MAOHINIS1 AND UNDER.
No. sl1 MEETINa-sTREBT,
CHARLESTON e. O.
August mwB
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DO YOU WISH TO HAVE A GOOD
APPETITE, relish for Food, and perfect Diges-
tions USE soLonoSS B1T1rRa.
ooa.,1 3mos
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THE AMusEMRNr SEASON opens on Monday
evening next at the Hibernian Hall, when o
newly ors auized dramatic company, under the
management of Msssrs. Collins and Morse,
are to appear, with the advantage of new
scenery and appointments. upon stage vast
" improved. Most of the members of the
combination in numbers. at least, is
strong one-wiu be new to Charleston audi
ence. Miss Kate Raymond, the leading lady
ia we'll known to OUR playgoers. She has
achieved considerable success in her line since
we saw her last, aud is doubtless much i'm
proved. II the fair promises of the managers
be fulfilled, the engagement can hardly fail to
CRuBs.-The deposits in the Charleston
branch of the Freednaen's Savings Bank in
August we're, $40 ,4s7 80; drafts, s14,8s4 e6.
Amount due depositors $110, ,2M 81.
There WAS no one fined by the Mayor Satur-
day.
Eight new lamps were put up along the King
street plank road last week.
The remains Of Nix. A. 8. aargrove, who was
killed on the South Carolina Railroad, were in
TERED in Columbia on Friday last, with Masonic
honors. Il.
The magistrates who we're ordered to inves-
tigate the charges against Magistrate Bunch,
are awaiting further instructions from the
Governor.
The Collins theatrical troupe is expected to
arrive Tuesday.
Efforts will be made to force Collector Clark
to testify before the City Engineer Ingestiga'
ting Committee.
Seven thousand six hundred and sxty-eight
feet of mill timber and two hundred and seven
teen thousand three hundred and twenty-nine
feet Of lumber we're inspected last week.
It is runored that professional gentleman
OF this city "burnt his fingers during the
recent gold fever.
"Ye tiger" was bearded in his den on Queen
street BY the detectives early yesterday morn-
ing. Those who were gamboling with the ami
NAL will appear before the Mayor to-day.
The sceae painter and stage carpenter for
the Operahouse are expected to arrive to-
morrow.
A match game of base ball was played upon
the Citadel Green Saturday afternoon between
the Charleston and Emerald clubs, resulting in
a score of eighteen for the former and thirteen
for the latter club.
MIR. Chadwick returned 10 the city yesterday
from a trip North, where he has been to pro-
cure workmen and material for the finishing
work upon the Operahouse.
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- SHERIFF,S SALE.
AsC. McGILLIVRAY. ea

AuCfAOnoer.
BY virtue Of writ Of Fe Facias to me directed and
delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, the 4th day Of
October next at the northeast corner Of the Couft
house. between II o'clock A. n and P. M.,a
All the right title and interest OF the defendant
In al that TRACT OF LAND situate in the late Par
ish Of uhrst Church. on the Georgetown road, about
three miles from the Town Of Mount Pleasant Charles
ton County, containing 100 acres more or less form
erIy the property Of John Hamlin. Buttng and
bounding south on the lands of q. F. Kinoch, east
on the Georgetown road, west on lands OF e. g. Tew,
and north by the Georgetown road. -
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF John
n Bryan, at the suit Of Henry Horibeck ct al. ana
William Won Gohren. y z9E t--s-I
ALSO, ,r...,-
80 At the same time aud place; -
All the right. title and interest Of the defendans
In all that PLANTATION known as "Bull Head."'
in the Parish OF ST. Thomas and ST. Denis, contains
ing GAL acres. more or less Bounded southwardly
and eastwardYY on lands now or late Of Colonel
Thomas screven; iwestwardly on lands row or late,
OF Alexander Chovin, and northwardly on hnds
now or late of william Capers. -.- =,
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF Aaron
Logan, at the suit Of Ellis DeTreyille. - =.
ALSO, % X ~
At the same time and place, "a ~ :. !.
All the right title and interest OF the defendnnt
in LOT of LAND situated in Meeting, between
Line and Columbus streets. and known as No. 39ssl
with the improvements thereon. Lot mtasming IN
front 40 feet by 200 feet in depth, more or less
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF d.
3. stafford, at the suit Of Johu T. Forbes. -, :
Terms cash. E. W. M MACKEf.
Sept IS ma - SO. U.
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Cotton Gies.

n o T II o N II L e 8 q.
Boards PATENT LOCK TIES. ell5
THIS TIE Is UNDOUBTEDLY JHE BEST NAN
UFACTUBED, Is easy to manage. ane possesses
great strength and durability. Having sold them
for the past two years. we can cordially recommend
them TO our planters and others, IS tho very tn
they want to render their bales neat, strong and
compact; capable Of binding bales from 400 to 600
pounds. For sale by - a
GEO. W. WILLIAMS CO., Factors,
August 16 mwf2mos Charleston, Sc.
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DUkOLINE AND PORTABLE
GAS LIGHT.

The UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY CALLS
TTnar for which he Is DOW prepare to receive
orders Il Is claimed for tn Light that ii is supe-
rior to Kerosene or any other Illuminating Oils
that it is Nou.oyplosve. and thaai gives high al
most equal 10 that Of Coal Cas- ana ID JUST as cneAP
camp may be seen at No Boyce's Wharf, and
full information given by ,o,co-
AuoustN flpw limo U. D. CoLoOCA, JR.
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@isfeQaneeus.
WE OPEN THIS DAY
w
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
NEW GOO D S ,

AND TAKE PLEASURE IN INVITING OUR
friends to INSPECT the same.
No pains has been spared in the selection, and Dr.
inc bouoht from the most reliable direct importers
and manufaoiurers can, % heretofore, be received
Our Fren h aud English Perfumes, Combs. Rrush-
es aud all binds Of Toilet artcies cannot DO e1cei
phiIadephia' while In the Hair Department our ntt.
mate relations with the largest and best importer Of
Hair Give us facilities that cannot be exoeled in the
state and we can always furnish any article as cheap
Our srtepds In the country can always rely on their
orders receiving our best attention.
Nj. & A. ASHTON,
No. $40 KING STREET.
Five doors from Market street.
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NHAs. HICK EY,
G. IL D e R,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAME AANVFcS
TURER,
M. a45 KING T R E T
CHARLESTON. SO.
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July DAo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-12
ON THE ICE.
4 Bohemian EIaqaent oF e autE
Oa Skates.

From the New York Round Table,
4 pretty girl on skates, L any girl on
skates can be otherwise chan pretty, clad
in enc Of those j Jsuuty, luT-,rim med Pc
lissss that Cupid himself must have fash
iOled, the 1.-The form bending to and ffo
Ia undulOus ami Iylhmic motion, the
glowing cheeks ana radiant eyes kissed
by kindly winter into teuflld beauty, IL
suca q sight SO the hOiiast and hlEdest Of
aBc50Cites might he pardOleG fyT !aiiiEg g
10 love with. and il she be, on tbs con-
traTy, poor skater, the charm Is, if any
thing, heightened, 81 least 10 her cava-
Her. There - s0cb an Irresistible i&sci
nation IN her absolute GepeT dencE on his
protecting arm there is ouch Charm in
her pretty tsTT0rs, h5F ID ciyu5 helpless
ness, her eF5o5fG, tuaUies; such music
ia her iittieashTiaks Of dfea and sal If
accusing laughter; and then 10 is so de
igatful to pick her up after each C1ElicaI
Upset, and she Is Throughout 30 good na-
lured aud So graceful, and 20 prUvok ng-
ly pretty that she IS, II any thing, more
prJvOk+ug.y pretty than If size ssAted
ike Champ!OusG3. Au iCs p1gd, too,
ou 2 bright, sill night, wiJh the moon
aud stars Ia thsir places 10 smile encUur-
aging approval, is no bad place 20 make
lows IL. When the mOss adOrad Of her
sex asks you, for Instance, IS you 60 gid
ing ike the wial over the CLASSY suffice,
"it this isL'J heavenly" and says she
could go ION so forever" what is essier
or Eaqrs pslgrsl than 70 press a little
tighter the IiHy hand that uestles ii your
OWn, and su4 gssjs that it 10 heavenly,
and thst it viii b4 her fault II you don't
go on forever? Or if she be one of the
tumbGGg kind, she is quite as iksly TO
deserve, when you pick her up (uOG too
quickly for the fifteenth lime, THAI you
are 8 deer, sweet i0ye, and what can she
ever do to repay you Whereup0B yOu
have only to mUrmur in her bush
ing ear that she can be yours, and the
thing Is settled at once. Taeu there l.
all the business Of lsCing and G1iscing
skates, ana uIrE0ning ana unbutton 1g u
tippets, and thousand other delights
that only the Initiated know and, last
Of all, the brisk walk home lno sensibe
skater ever rides) under the mild bene-
dicti0n Of the starlight, II there bs Guy
Of Oug readers whose ElsD0ry does n0l
bold a bsttsr picture Of this Winter IS en-
joynslt than any words can give, he OF
she has our commiserati0n and our coun-
sci to bs Wiser hereafter.
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al but German. Not that TIN Quaker
city Will remain Tsutonfe. The Ger
mAEs, too, are going cut upon the land :
the ITiah alone paur In Unceaslngly. III
great American towEs Will soon DO Celi-
20, while the country rem aims Engiish.
4 fierce and easily reused people viii
thrOng the eitiess while the law abiding
Saxqns who TIL the land viii cease q
rule Il. Oar relations with America are
questions of small moment ~ the siag-
II this one great QUESTION: Whoe1e tie
Americans 70 b
Bigham's personal positlsa IS r
strange one. Ho calls himself prophet,
and declares tEG5 be- has revelations
from G9d himself; but, when you ssk
him quietly what eli this means, you
fad that for prophet yau should resd pe-
ntieal philosopher. H5 sees ths g cana
fron Utah Lake to Salt Lake valley
would be Of vast utility D. church and
people that q new settlement IS uF-
gently required. He thinks s5ont thess
things till they dOmiuEto L mis- mird
and Eske In his brain the shspe o. physi-
cal creations. NeE5 SuId4y, az the
rRbernscie, be steps 20 the 'front.', anc
saye, "GCd has spoken. lie said uoto
His prophet, Get thee Up, Bighami
and build me city ia this fefiiie valley
Of the South, where there Is wafer
where there ere Esh, Wners the SIN Is
strong enough 70 ripsn the cotton plant
and give raiment az we'll as food 70 my
saints on EARTH BcslhIen wiling e.
aid Gods y rk should con to ua Re
fore the Bishops meetiBg" As tas
prophet takEs bis seal agsin and e On
his broad-brimmed has, . hum ef sp
plause runs round the BoFeFyi auG
teams ana bagroEs Ers freely pro l,sed.
We notiosd &C once ths5 the iezdirs
ladies were eli slIe-fl-l Of taste, full o.
sense, bu5 fail, st the same time, Of q
kind Of Gac0nsoi0u5 msiaucboly. Every
where yen meet the sad eye which lad
seen but once bsfOre-amoug the SaAkefs
at New L sba1on. TEs women knowing
no other Stale, seem 70 think hsmseiyes
ss happy IS the day is long; their eye
alone is there to show the G51iiie that
they are, II the expression may bs 81
l0HsG, unhappy without knowing il.
That these Mormon women have theil
religion aEC reverence It's priests, is bu,
q consequence Of its being their reEi-
gion-the system In the aiI5. 5f which
they have teen brought Up Tlat the
Mormon girls, who ara educated as high
iy as those OF any country il the world;
EhO, like all American g iris, are allowed
20 wander where they please; who are
certain Of protection IL any OF the f ty
Gentle houses ia the city, sui actually
safs in Camp Douglas, ~ q distance OF
two miles from the city galI-sIl con-
sent deliberately o. enter oa polygamy,
shows Clearly enough that they can, as
rule, have 80 dislike 10 10. beyond such
feeling as lu0lio opinion will speedily
overcome.
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THE SEA WEEiT-ES-ET -
Part Beast, part EIsh-The story
or its Capture.

The curiosity OF natural history, caught
u Down East" near L ,sJpoFt, Ne, a
few weeks ago, which has attracted so
much attention among scientific mep.
such as Prof. Baird Of Washington Prof
Hamlin, Of Wsterviiie, and Prof stan
ley, Of Bates College, is still Interesting
to curious people spd the ns,gralsts h.
its present location, Woods Museum. a
description C I VIII not be Uninterest!ng
at the present time:
TIL s animal, part besst and palt fish
is over tEirty feet Ia length, and cirtbe
tWenty-one feet. IL has one enormous
dorsai fin, two side belly Eua, and
broad, shank iks tail. AboQt one.tbird
of is length from its tail, 10 connection
with small fiDs, il has two huge legs, ter
minsting in web feet. It's mouth makes
liGe five or six feet ia length, the whole
extent OF which is sst with inDumersble
small teeth, very much TeSeu bling 10
size and shape tie Eerhei Of species OF
sharp pointed popcorn. It has e series
of giils which overlap each other like the
hpunces once the style in ladies' dresses.
It's immense body, which was estimated
to have weighed, when captured, about
eleven tons, had no framework of b mes.
its most solid pos tloDs consisting OF car
tilege, Incapable Of preservation. It's
skin is dark and tough Ike that Of the
eephsrt and rhino0eT0s.
At various times during the past if
teen years strange monster, believed to
be huge serpent. has been reported
seen 10 Lake Utopia, ia New Brunswick,
just across the Ststs line; bat as these
reports in each Instance rested upon the
testimony Of but one or two individuals,
they were general y discredited. Lat
terly, however, tbs reports sno the num-
Der Of witnesses had so increased as to
take the story out of the realm OF fiction.
o. Sunday, August ,, the monster was
Gisc0Yered nezs the shore an tie west
side of EasipOrt island, where Pes ma
qpoddy Bay Is connected with Lake
Utopia by a marsh quarter OF a mile
long. Being STACKED by muskesry, Il
struck for the u srsh, and proosbiy for the
lake, which was undoubtedly its home,
and before being rendered incapable OF
loeomotion, It hsd worked its way with
It's fins and legs number Of rods. The
report OF It's presence at once spread to
the toRp, attracting q large humber to
the spot to sid Ia its destruction. IL re-
ceived some seventy nousket balls with
oat effect, but was at last brought TO by
3 bFoadside of spikes from cannon.
Although attacked in the forenoon, 1t
exhibited signs Of life the following day.