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IvoTE TRE STRAIGHT EtoKEf
no TaE EDITOR OF, THE NEWS

TO gaE EDITOR OF, THE NEWS; q;
1t is With regret that We have seen efforts
made to wseadken s tie ,.Uoion Reform Psrty' b,
the nomination of candidates in lthsfp1ac@n1
those selected. by the convention Of the parl.
'whi:sb assembled at Hibernian HaA on the 9:
instant! .!i;iiS .. s:'ij.Ns:;-i!:i!!)2 ui.a
This gcoaveusiouwls held nacoordhnce1tth
party usase;a.ao3i; ,;:;;4tr-tt,,.. yaaha
The delegates were regularly chosen, unde'
sheasA Of the county chairnan;S.t the pfilaar,
lassemblagesi Of the people. not onl5 infltha on
|tereptx wards OF the City, but also M the oshel
PORTIONS 81 the county. New tickets can, only
|restE In asreRsthsniaS the hands ot odr: enc
MES OF the Radicatpaly; and il any, disaan
|sions in our ranks are couutenancad by the
loesle. Tpi may 'kell look for the ftnn ani
disaster which have been so eloqpenty fore
],hadoat1dl', and which defeat viii asspredly
brig upon us, n aij = itiio3 2f' 'i
Lst.ail eood:and true men stnk;pers@sl COB.
|ieclopsa pnd Ipreferepces, and support tn =
Whsle regular tickst, and nothing but III
regular ticket. 'N,.,nlE 12suf fCHaRntsfoN. .
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THE MATINEE AT THE AcADEMY.-For the
especial accommodation of the ladies and the
Ryoung folks Manager Ogden offered afrare
treat at the Academy yesterday morning In q
frepetition of the world-renowned pantomime,
l. .sJocko." The personation OF the Ape by Mr..
iMartinetti Is the most admirable example Of
spantomime dilineatlon which it has ever been
our good fortune tc witness, and the little
actress who took the part of the halfdrowned
girl deserves high need Of praise, and her
perfect nonchalance at the treatment at first
bestowed upon her by the Ape brought forth
|loud applause. The audience was avery se7
;lect one, and the house was pretty full.
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funerals
Appointments.

Judge Carpenter has made arrangements to
address the people as follows:
At whapetaw Church, on Saturday, the 18th
instant, at II a. n.
1t the Club House, Mount Pleasant, on Sat
urday, the 18th instant, at P. NJ.
On Johns Island, on Monday, the 18th in
slant. r."
At the Camp Ground, Edisto Island, on Tues
day, the 18th instant.
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Meetings This Day.

Working Committee, Ward 5, at P. NJ.
Meeting of Citizens, at s P. NJ.
Agricultural Society Of South Carolina, a'
half-past P. NJ.
Catholic Institute, at S P. NJ.
Working Committee, Ward 5, at half-past
P. n. 81.
Washington Lodge, at P. N.
Reform Club, Ward 2, at P. NJ.
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funeral! iNotlfes.

-%w THE RELATIVES, AND TRENDS
Iof Mr.. ahd Mrs. " Il. Mcintosh, Of Mr. and Mrs.
&C. G. Gradlck and OF their respective families,
ARE invited to attend the Funeral Services OF Mrs.
w.. R. MCINTOSH, THIS AFTERNOON, at half.past1
B O'Clock, at her late residence, No. II Gadsden|
street. .t:'Dy - u "A
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at JOSEPH
sBlackman's drug store, No. 80 Broad street
October r.: Eight o'clock, 10; 10, "a; 1878; 2
Ia; 4, &c; C, 1873. "a.
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MECHANICS AND LABoRISG MEMS TIcKHT.-;
10 the EDITOR of,he Ne,cs: You will please an
:.nounce tn your columns,- for the Union Re-
form Ticket, in behalf of the mechanics andI
|laborlng men, and oblge MANY VOTERS.
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CITY AT F A | r S.

ADVERTISERS win take notice that We eanno!
engage that any advertisement sent 20 fHE
NEWS office at later hour than hali-past nine
3p'clock at night will appear in the next morn
!ng's paper. An exception to this rule Is made
III favor OF notices Of meetings. deaths and
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FouSD.-A bale of cotton was found by the
police In State street on Tuesday night, and
was taken to the Guardhouse. 1t was proba-
bly, dropped by some careless driver.
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TIE MANDAMUs.-The arguments upon the
peremptory mandamus, compelling the City
Council to order an election to fill the vacant
seats in the Board of Aldermen, were entered
upon yesterday.
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MEETINGS OF THE REFORM PARTT.-Ailarge
8meeting of the Ward Club was held at Ma
&thans Hall, Wentworth street, last night
#President T. Davis In the chair. Lea
The following communication was received
from the Central Club: lre
q. Dauis, Esq, Chairman Fourth Ward Ct'tb
DEAR SrR.At meeting of the Central Club
OF the Union Reform party, held on the 7th IN
3stant, 1t was -, ~!
Resolved, That the several ward clubs be
.requested to appoint committee whose duty
HI shall be to assist all foreigners desirous oil
&loining our party and aiding US by their votes
Fin the coming election, to obtain their naturah tl
|Ization papers. a- ~ ~. /.
From the minutes. rfi
WIZ. NJ. BIRD, Secretary.
The following is the committee appointed
&Messrs. James H. Whaley, A. Melchers and
John F. O'Neill.
81 On motion of Mr.. Charles Kerrison, Jr., #
awas
Resolued, That with view to harmonize
land strengthen the Reform party, all candi-
&dates other than those nominated by the
4Couuty Convention be requested to withdraw
king that patriotic sacrifice which the present
state of affairs requires from all good citizens
Resolued, That Ward will support tfle:en-
zure ticket nominated by the County Conven-
ation. :. ~
Resolved. That the above be published in
aTHE DAILY News and Courier. r.:,lC ~
On motion of Mr.. R. s. R. Chreltzberg, 1t was
Il RESOLVED, That our table-keepers be instruct.
Hed to remove from their tables oil ballots but
1.-The genuine Reform tickets, and that all Of the
&csubs in the city be requested to adopt the
3same course, and that this resolution be pup
lished in The DAILY NEWS and Courier.
On motion of Mr.. E. L. Roche, it was
RsSolued, That committee of three be ap.
pointed to confer with the Ward Club for the
#purpose Of making arrangements for holding
meetings every night Sundays except
&ed) until the day Of the election.
The following committee was appointed R.
Is. r. Chrlclzberg, B. q. Einioch, and Charier
IKerrlson, Jr. ,4ie -: 4
4 The regular business being over, the meet
ling was addressed by Captain Armstrong and
Messrs. Llnscott, of Kingstree, and A. b. Har-
aper. After which 1t adjourned.
The wards! CLUB met at oppenhe'4's aaIl'
$corner Of King saud Hudson streets, at half
&pasr o'clock. ID the absence Of the president,
Dir. E. P. Hoadss sss fsapkasdto take the
1chair.
) The following resolutions we're unanimously
adopted "a y, !
3 Resosuea, That this ciu61 deems:it unwIse to
EsupporL or countenance any tickettproposed
Hby my person or persons opposed to the noml'
4nations Of the County Convention. 9s
'Rsydles4; That }n,s cub viii mai eyetSst.
8ertioI In favor OF the ticket selected by the
Nominating Convention, sid that every man
: In it will pledge Aimself to vote for t9e SANE.
R:soiota, That 4 copy. of.these RESOLUTIONS
4be sent to the, different Ward clubs for their
WY '"''' = =
communication from the Central Club
slmlattg that;gseeiyea at WpF9d1 Wgg91!st! Fqs re-
9ceiEed as lntormation. - .ri.,..,.
M John A. Morosoand others addressed
the meetug::a4l aGsA @.licio3 :"
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The LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION
IThe receipts of this association for the MONTH
3of September, 1870, were SIS IS, and the ex-
tpenditures s65, leaving balance in hand of
Ssl3 rs. The work ordered during the month
amounted to SIS 81.
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sUsrI,NEss NoT1 G Es.

EDrnroRs OF THE NEWS: sirs-In the gallant
speech of Colonel B. q. Rutledge, on tae even
ng Of october IL, 1870 In alludlng to the enor-
nous taxation on the necessarles of lie, IL
must certainly have slipped his memory, (or
he would have mentioned it, that Wilson, the
peoples candidate for grocer, is selling good
tea, (green and black) for One dollar pound,
|at the; corner of Anson and Society streets.
| Take our word for 1t, and give 1t trial.
octI3-l MANY OF HIS PATRONS.
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,ia'i .ANNoUNoEME!Nrs:A

. = . - q
To TIE VOTERS OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
AS the convention Of the; Union Reform PETTY,
which assembled on the 3D. Of October, was
! {only authorized to nominate, caadidates for the
4 Senate, the House OF, Representatives,, School
ScommlssidlsiS ahd County Commfssl6 Gers,
: and as the questioned the election of coroner
Sdld not arise before the primary meetings
which. elected th6S delegates to thas: :eolFet-
alon, my friends have, seen 1T to ,nomlRsle "a me
: as iaan old and faithful -incumpept' to thai
office, have ofsbed to MIR E. L. Roche 2#h6
/ cannot claim regular nomination ior the rea-
sons above gbsn; the tollosapgg pEssoatlons,
to wilt: That each Of US, should select three
: friends WHO should os.aa,horizsd to call in an
umpire; that they should decide upon the
question Of who should be the candidate for
: the Office, and that both OF us should. abide by
Z THE result. Mr.. Roche has seen fit perenpto.
3rily to refuse, and 1 have no other recourse
8 than to offer myself as candidate tor the
Soff1ce in which have been tried and not found
8wautlng, and to solicit the suffrages Of my fel
elow-cltzens. l.5i..' '..',.. =.
: octl3-3 E. N. WHITING. :,
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T NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
69E ~ H EEs5s Ez;5z

Trains leave Charleston daily az $50 IA. NJ.
Sundays excepted and $50 7. u :, :.9!:a
Arrive at Charleston 7.so A. ~, Giondays, ,.ex,
|,eptea,) and P. ~ - Ho'-a =. -
Train leaving at $50 a. Il. makes through con
Iaection to New. York via Richmond and. Aqnii
Greek only-going through In AZ honrs, and With
|out detention on Sunday. ~, Dur w w
sTrain leaving at $50 p. NJ, have choice Of route
|gla Richmond and Washington, or Buy, route: VII
Portsmouth end Baltimore. Passengers leaving
1Eriday by thiB train lay over on Sunday In Balti
moEe , those ieaSng on sa.ure remain Sanday y
/ This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasan
Route to Cincinnati Chicago and other point
West and Northwest, both trains making clos.
connections at Washington with Western trains 9
baltimore and Ohio Railroad. -. H. -. q, =
= i'.ai,ii.H . NJ" Is. SOLOMONS:IE .
~. - 80 Engineer and Superintende deIto =
jP. L. CLEApoR, General Ticket Agent ~, -, ts
! ''.--' '''''
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Hotel Administrators IL.
: CHARLESTON HOTEL.
T. W. Giles, Unionyllle; D. W. Halnes

| 7. W. Giles, Umonvlue; D. W. Haines,
Sumter.
r.. T. ,Flannard, Savannah; Captain wood
hull, steamer Manhattan; W. E. Doane, saVan-
|nah; q. A. Wilson, T. H. Rowland and Vile,
y. P. Williams, New York; ". Wilson, Phila-
:delphla; W. 7. Smith, Baltimore.
Z. PAVILION HOTEL.
W. d. Jones, Isaac Stewart Columbia; E. T..
steel, Montreal; John Nettles, South Carolina;
Ia. c. Barclay, United States Army; j. S. Fos-
tier, Northeastern Railroad; ]. D. Crumpler,
Sumter; 7. E. Hewitt, Northeastern Railroad.
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For CONGRESS, R. s. THARIN.-MesSrs
Editors: Please announce r. S. THAR1N as tn
Peoples Candidate for Congress for this Dis
: 3trict, and oblige MANY Voters.
i octll-3*
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DoS'r FAIL to visit Houston's Gallery and
Examine his work and inducements-No 33s
king street. - octl3-l@.
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sEvEN-DoLLAR PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS selling
Ifor So, at Houston's Excelsior Ferrotype, Gal:
|tcry, No. $50 King stroot. oet19-1s2
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EIGHT BY TEN ROSEWOOD AND Rustic
FRAxEs, with picture. at Houston,ss; for onl.
ls2 so. ~. 81 s;.i.I .!ai octls+l..
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ONE HUNDRED different varieties OF 10 cent
Song Books mailed, post paid, on receipts of 81
bin registered letter or money order.
octl2-wth CHAs. G. RICHTER i Co.
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For Governor,
Hon. R. B. CARPENTER.
For LIeutennnt-Governor,
GENERAL NJ. c. BUTLER
For State Senator,
EDWIN BATES. :
For Representatives.,
FRANZ MELcHERs, ABRAA BROWN,
! Jos. EDMoNsToN, 7. W. EAsTERLrNG,
Cyrus FENw1cK, A. N. JACKSON,
i B. 0'NEnL, J. c. SHULER,
W. II. FRANCIS, GEO. WASHINGTON,
JNo. F. BRIrToN, s. +. SMITH,
ED. EnsroN, SIMON POLITE, :;
RICHARD HOLLOWAY, CARL BERLIN, :.
JONAS BYRD, PAUL B. DRAYToS.
For Probate Judge,
GEO. BUST.
For County Commissioners, +
LOUIS DuNNEMAN, II. S. BROWNING, :"
SAMUEL HOLLOWAY.
For School Commfssfoner,
E. MONTAGUE GRMKE. II
40 s For County Coroner, =
octl3-7* E. NJ. WHITING. -. -
MEssks. EDIToRs-Please announce LOUIS
IDuSyEMAN as candidate for County Com
missioner for Charleston County, and oblIge. z
oct5-" MANY VOTERS !
FELLOW. CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON CobHTY,
IS. C.-I hereby beg leave to state to the public
the motives which induce me to run for, the
(office OF County Commissioner Of this county. I.
There are great many OF my .fellow-citizens,
both white and colored, who have solicited my
name to be used as an independent candidate
|for said office, knowing my capacity to fill the
|same.=
hereby accept the nomination, and if1
elected, will do what honor and justice de-
|mands to myself and my tellow-eitizens oil
Charleston County. Yours, &C.,
Louis DUNNEMANN.
/ Charleston, s. c., October 10, 1870. octll"
For CORONER, E. N. WHITING, ESQ., Messrs.
Editors Believing that this Is no time t, re-
move from Office an efficient officer who has
|ons and faithfully served the putllc, and who
by his energy, courtesy, uniform kindness and
has given universal satisfaction
to the entire community would respect
fully nominate E. N. whiting, Esq, as a can
didatelio theof1ce of Coroner of Charleston|
County at the ensuing election i..:, - ~, n
oct6 MANY CIrHESs.:
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MEssns. ED1ToRs-Please announce LOUIS
DUyNEMAN as candidate for County Com
missioner for Charleston County, and oblige 2
oct5-s MANY VOTERS.
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BILL HsAps printed on line paper at s., s.
s6, IS 80 aud 81 so PEE thousand, according t.
size, Of THE NEWS job Ottice.
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q wSOUTH ~C4RotINJAa SOCIETY:
EPensioners OF the Society will please call on the
sTreasurer, No. abroad street. !. oct13-ths2
! ~TO APPRENTICES AND MINORS.
SBy virtue Of atemporary arrangement OF 'verJ
liberal character with the Charleston Library So
Felicity, the Trustees Of the Apprentices Library
Issociety invite all Apprentices eand Minors to the
FUSE OF THE BOOKS Of both LibraffesjIe eat the
srooms Of the Charleston Society, corner Church
and Broad streets, subject to the rulesof the t1fo
Societies and OF the following s= ~ ::5E)
g. g. '-.il!' REGULATION: y:a.:-. -. ..io|
Every Apprentice or other Minor shall be entE1
tiled TO tt use OF the Libraries, who shall brtuel
from his parent, guardian or master, or from anyl
member who Is not Ia arrears, q certificate Oh
Egood conduct, and shall sign his name in;the]
book prepared for that purpose, designating his|
|age: Provided that such parent master or guar
yetiesr snd that the person giving sucf certi6cates
lost, Injured or not returned according to rule.
And, In order to extend the usefulness OF the
|Seclety; the Trustees invite citizens to become|
fmembers. 'i'b'''''. 7''''''y 80
The Library IS open every day from 10 "A: II. I'd
tos p NJ, and on Saturday evening from frat toI
second bell.ring. w.D. PORTER
President AppfentIces' Library Sotiety..
ARTHUR MAzYcK, Librarian. ~ oet1s-S
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/ FOUR SPLENDID FERRoTYpEs AT HOUSTON:
for 81. Houston sells s by. 10 Black Walnut
Frame and Picture for onlI S.. oct13-ls
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PLAYS. PLAYS! PLAYS ,!!4-seventy-nye
|klnds-.l5 cents each; by 3mailnpost paid 20
cents each. No. l6l King street, and Easel
Street Bazaar. CHAs. G. .'RIGHTEs & Co.
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NATURALHAT1oS.-At the meeting of the
Executive Committee held last evening, the
following committee was appointed to assist
persons desirous of becoming citizens, In TAX
ing out their naturalization papers, VIZ: I. B.
king, A. T Smythe, G. D. Bryan, A. G. Ma
grath, Jr., Charles H. Inglesby, VIM. st. Ju-
|lian Jervey, Robert Chisolm.
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/ PHoToaRAr'Hs,-The largest assortment
ever offered In this city. 90 for 81, or mailed,
post paid, on receipt Of price. Hasel Street
Bazaar, and No. lsl King street. oct12-wtha
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MEETINGs.-An extra. meeting of the Cham;
her Of Commerce will take place tomorrow
lat o'clock.
There will be mass meeting of the citizens
3ot this city, irrespective Of party, at. the Mai
sonic Hall, tonight, where R. s. Thaiin, Esq. 7
the s'pecple's candidate" for Congress, Will
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Guerial Notiess.

: w SOUTH RotINa SOCIETY
Pensioners OF the Society will please call on th
Treasurer, No. Broad street., oct13-ths2
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CRUMBs.-The teachers of the colored Sun.
|day.schools, of all denominations In the city,
will meet in convention, m Friday evening
Ito adopt some plan Of gathering together'the
destitute children of the city, and taking care
|of their moral education, ~ :, s.re,i.s..u
The Etna Fire Company give grand solree
this evening, which promises to be a very
pleasant affair.
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mr GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYSi
|ror Young Men on Social Evils, and the propristy|
er lmpropriety OF getting Married, with sanitary
|uelp for those who feel unified for mstrimonlalI
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes Adj
Faress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia
PA seplT-3mos
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s- TRY THE "PIONEER" PAPER
COLLARS, pu, up in "Log Cabin" boxes. .onlyI
AT ..t,G BLACKWELL'S,
+ oct1o,, No. 12l Nee. Ing street, below Market.
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ELECTION IN SAvANSAH.--Tbe municipal
election In Savannah, on Monday, resulted 4 inn g
the choics-of the Hon. John Screven as Mayor:
|Ths Advertiser says: ''Ihe day was utterly
devoid of excitement, excepting that abrfefG
afforded by the circus, tie negroes entirely ab.
staining from voting or participating In the
election in the smallest degree The regolar
kicket, emanating from the nominating COM
|mittee, was largely scratched" So. III.
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WONDERFUL! WoNDERFUL!-Dr. o Crosses
Marriage Guide. Price Is. cents. BY mail,
post paid, 80 cents. No. l6l King street. y
octl2-Wth
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ns- NoTICE.-THE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA will
kppy 30 the Legislature, at Its next session. FOR
|an Amendment Of Its Charter. -, -.
sens 22.oct13 g7-noy317 srt
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wrA GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

~A GRAND EPOCH IN sClENCE.--
from the time when, in 1924, DR.. RUGGE discoV'
red "Carboic Acldn and its extraordinary medl
al effects nothing in the history Of Medicine ha.
.oualled it. Largely used by the French physi:
aans In treatment Of consumptive and aorofu,
GUS diseases, 1t was introduced by the Court PLY
acIan of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus
da, and from thence to the United States. No
hing else Of the present day can equal HEN
,Y,S soLULIoN OR CARBoL1C CONSTITUTION
.ESovATOR. Patients get better after only one
tose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
|;t to the public-rEditor "Argus." ian17 Tyr
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@r THE ESTATE OF ROBERT R.
3pEE.-Noiioo Is horooy Rivon thae the undersign.i
led WILL on the 22d Of October next at IL O'Clock
H., apply to the Hon. GEORGE BUST. Judge on
Probate, for Charleston County, for Letters Ds-i
nlssory as Executor ofthe above named Estate.
seps2. .shstulmos - ~: T.. ROBERT BEE.
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SOUTH CAROLINA E;sTITUTE.-The board OF
directors Of the institute met at the Board OF
2Trade Rooms last night-Mr. W. D. KirkWood,
presiding. Encouraging reports were received
from the committees appointed to collect
funds. The committee appointed TO confer
: with the railroad companies reported pro-
gress, and also that the South Carolina Rail
road Company had very liberally proposed to
make an extension OF their track to the Fair
Grounds, provided that the institute should
pay the cost of the grading. The chairman of
! the committee of arrangements made several
short reports, showing that he is engaged, with
! all his great energies upon the work of COM
|pleting arrangements. He stated that the
building would be ready to receive articles in:
tended for exhibition by the goth instant.
Also, that City Council would fix the sidewalk
lof Rutledge avenue above Line street, The
meeting was very satisfactory and harmer
|nious one.
The committee. on arrangements are re-
|quested to meet at the Board Of Trade Rooms
ion Monday next, at halfpast o'clock P. NJ. 4
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To APPRENTICES AND MINoRs.-It will be
seen by notice In another column that an
arrangement has been made with the Charles
ton Library Association BY which the use OF
the rich store of books belonging to that instl;
tuition is accorded to the Apprentices Library
Society. All apprentices and minors, there.
fore; are now invited to make use Of the books
OF both societies. At present the library will
be open every day from 10 A. M.rto g. Pms,
and on Saturday from first to second bell ring.
AS the resources of the society increase, the
hours of opening will be enlarged. We are
heartily glad that there is now prospect that
the joint libraries will be turned to good &c
count, and hope that the public, by becoming
members, will show that they appreciate the
privilege extended to them. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-13
Auction Sales This Day.

John G. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock
at their store, plains, blankets, &c.
Henry Cobia d Co. will sell at half-past
O'Clock, at their store, safe aud sundries.
Laurey & Alexander viii sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store, butter, hams, tobacco, &c.
- VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, millinery goods and sundries.
Macqueen Riecke will sell at o'clock, ut
their store, bacon, hams, &c.
TIE BOARD OF CONTROL gratefully acknow-
ledge the receipt, for the Widows Home, OF
four sacks of wheat four. from friend in Fair
field, and seven bags Of apples, from one of
their most benevolent patrons. .,.,,,.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-13

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