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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
FOiy.Plni CSnpss-.Ssssnd Regular Ss,.lOn
MONDAY. MASON y, isTo.
SENATE.

SENAIE.
NJ. s.w,'a. 1890 "A nss,,c, n .ooiofed
citizens q South cSfoiias, sskiss = sRgTo'
fhsv sta,e n. Al thIs institution IL mostly odu.
eati5S vouer seiofed men from the south who
istspa to isguTn there a. tsaehsrs. Rsferred
to Committee on E snS ses s sss i'aoor'
MI, uoweIi presspted joint resolutions Of
he nsiTiot Oubsns, sondennlnE he Jpaaish
ipSspeSa.nes, and asRinE hal ne BE- q pssos 70
sane seoeis 70 our ports as spain. The reso-
buttons were read and referred 10 the Dom.
mItteo on Foreign Relations. y so o0'"'
TRxAa,
Mr.. Drake Inquired OF the chairman OF tho
Judiciary Committee what had become ~ Inc
bill for tho admission OF TcXal, referred 10
the committee had not reported III -
Mr., Trumbuli asked what was tho oue.tion
NJ nTsts wonld ,.t. nj, .s., ir n. wa. M,
in order. Hut N he was not offsrinr Anv in
dignity to the honorable chairman and his
soaWes' Nv "ou'D 0' o0"s'1 " nun '0' :"
MI, TrumbulI did not understand tho great
haste that had been evinsed in regard 20 rexas.
heee,sitV for an immsdiats revert. because
there were other matters which must be dis
posed Of frst, the aeorKia bill and the case OF
fMI. sumnsrl wanted The Texas Bill considsr-
ed without any reference al an. One OF The
features Of the bill provided that Texas shall
pfoyIaIons upon which Texas was originally
sdmittsd, Now one OF the Origin al conditions
prSVidea LOT the suma.lon o. slA.o states;;
Ihi1 aV staten HSd ne sS no1 SappoS.
eitheY the Senator from Missouri IMr, Drakel
or from Massaeh bus ny, sumnef1 would be
inIhsd moi head nun, and they desired 10 con
sIieI thiS and also other let's In eonneetion
with the BILL -,
MT DtHne VA W Nv senS, or but tSou9ht tSSs
rs. Ss"t nat thsss deIeo,s In The bIii sh ouid
be considered and remsdied as soon az pos
slSie' rh,,m.D. a. ooo n.mbsr of the In
Siss NH 1bs somm,,se seaid decide TO mae
w a.s Snsa TeDort' besauss then ths S.aatoS
course go counter to the committee Laugh
teri 49,, A. r.,,
TO his proceeding.
MT: sheImhn suVSeluen.y maae monon
that the Judiciary Oo%Ilttss Dc dis,sehnrrEsd
6ili, but objesiion wa, made and the motion
went over until tomorrow.
Mr.. asmiiS called Sf up bIii 10 IpsoTpoEats the
National Union savlnsn BANK oil the District
o. Columbia. fasseu.
,yu. TUE s. soLp ~. G noan. MN.
taTy A. Salr,, reported joint 5eaolutiOn relating
to office OF the solnleIt rome
SoTriNh s sm =,
inio eSesStiv, session. ,.,.u.,, =.
the Admission o, TeEAs, which motion, the
Vice President stat cd was not IN ordeT.
The motion to go NY, s executive session
The senate adjourned ,,svvr,-,v,,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Under the call OF States for bills and Joint
resolutiops for reference only, large number
were introduced, and among them the fol
iowinRt '.l.
Nv r. Hale, of Maine Bill to prevent the
ooiIeetion OF illegal fees levied upon pAssen-
gers bV state authorities. Referred to Com.
mittee on Commerce.
Nv ME- Poland, Of Vermont Joint Tesolu.
ton for the settlement OF accounts OF q. y.
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THE COURT

CRruNAL CoURT = Judge Hshsr.- This
court was engaged a. follows on, yesterdny
during short session. EtJAn
Oliver Briee, indicted for tho larceny OF a
locket and breastpln Of Margaret Berry IN
October last, was acquitted. Also, second
Indictment for larceny OF ave silyerspeons,
oulwhlch he was also acquitted. Harrington
for tho defence In both casea.
The District attorney declined 70 prosecute
further in the following casesi George Pool
for Assault and resisting Omeer Marx H.
Green In june last, VIM. Miles, Indicted 10
connection with Edward Smith, (who was
Convicted or the 27th Of October last for
assault on Allied Hall In July last, but they
dld nothing.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

ItOUaHLIH DRU0 sTORR, OPPOSITE
SssSsIlS sS6P0sAaSa, IHd AGhS isNtil sSsitSI,
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remarkable remedy.
.P.rsons In Baltimore, suIiogs q Learn % eenss
South Charles, g lllaoysI, 81 81 haul. ~ IEnnh-
IN ,7oQ Saratoga, 81 and y North 0lln9ns,laS Norm
Ali the drugEisls' ana huadTeds Of person. In
icssaisG soShtiS. iSoS q sris; ~ his woadsI.
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Hopslsss Consrmptton.
WAAHtEqToI, ID. O Aug. Disc.
FOR several years had bean subject 70 souah
took a heavy eeid, which settled on my lunEs.. l
bad BAD homoTrhaEs., used nany souGh PlI;
bsnshi net bit Nhsa I FstuTnea ~ s9ugh vas
EsTseus,. ssS safsrSd ron sROftssss q ,Brssiki
petits, tried sVsfJlhinG M ftepd d Iqeonmsnds
ed,butfouhd no relief until tried De RinG'sM oa.
dGhI months an NJ tEisnds Rnd huBdrsdS Of az
qaAintanees in WashinEton, Who knsv NJ asS-
prised 70 see ne Atlsndlba 10 nj honaehold AnaiTs
and about the city, sppATentlI - veil ~ other
oral AFFLICTED persons during the rear. who have
aSs. EOSISA HvRpLu. On street.
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YIHAHUIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsHfSaToS, March -, 1870. = Jay Cooke
4 90. furnish the following quotations ofdoV
ern ment aeeufitIeat 90.
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Mr.. Beck, OF KY, asked leave to offer a
RESOLUTION directing the Oommittee OF Ways
and Means to report = bill forthwith levying
tax OF ten par cent. on the interest Of bonds
OF the United States, which amount shall DO
deducted from said interest by the dlsburalnE
1fIieer OF the United States before pAying the
a.. Ne to the holder.
sa H. Houns refused 10 sssOh1 the demand for
a. ~. ~Ious auSatIon-yeas ~, nays 80, and
dsSats Ar. cling tho resolution went over nnder
the Fulea. .. n .t.
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Mr.. ArneiI, OF Tenn, offered the folloWingi
whereas the Christian religion 10 part OF the
common law Of the lAndi therefore
ReSoiped By The Senate and HouIs Of RspuseRid-
upsE, That the use Of tho Bible IN tho publlo
schools OF tho country 10 emlnently wise and
DropeT, as Its teachings aid to fostor Virtue and
morality, Without which free and Justl gov
eTnment cannot DO mAintalned.
ali Quarters, aud thu HDuae, by = large ma
jorlty, refused TO second the demand Tor the
previous question, and the reaolution went
over under the rules.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

CIRoU1T CouRT-QAicf Justice Cdytisy.-
Thls court Was engaged as follows yesterday
DArneiile W. Wilkes. Verdict upon In
aulaitIon for S221.5O
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Tha many thousARds cured a. IBIS insutanon
Withiu TIE fast slEhisen years. tsa me hImsfeas
sIf sss,ssssd 81 lie reporters o. hS Ban, Aad
WIZ MAJ pRnAT6, notices Of which Appeared
may vndSa tain before the public, besides klu
snndiSS As a gentleman Of character aas EssPoasi-
ttiit.' "a A A Client EuATAntCe 70 the Aalleted,
ph''l kiH DISEASES SPEEDILY ouhkD, ~
PeTsSna WTlllRE should bs pArtieul4r Ia direct
lSltSTs 10 his inlitutiOb, In the follOWihH
sssSsI, JOHN n. JOHNSTON, N. b.
Baltimore Lock HOapilAl,
Iss-lT Baltimore, hArSisSa,
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marriage, ,bslnE AHSTS Yf physisal Ws0f aslI, 81
E1si' sSsili.y. sfSiCIni,l:. Ss ssssaIiI sSEsa
~, ssd sSSIsssiiT fsiS sSSs Ks xii as w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02
BY LOUIS D. DesAUSSURR.i :

VALUABLE RICE PLANTATIONS ON
" Cooper River known as the "Farnnz ana
"Seaton.n :; -ls.j i,i;'-t-n
on TUESDAY the 9th day Of December next, ct
II O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at the Old Postofics,
In Charleston. .a - - ;.-ti
All that PLANTATION situate In the Parish OF
st. Johns Berkeley, on the western, branch OF
Cooper River, known as the "old: and New
Farm,n measuring 555 acres as per plat or
Thomas ]. Mellard, dated 10th April, 1874; bound
Ing northeast and north on Lands lately or krede-
rick Ford and Mulberry Plantation; southwest on
Wappahoola Creek, which separates 1t from
Seaton; southeast on Dockon Creek. and east on
ton, the tract known -as the ''Elbow Tract,n
measuring rs acres. On the Plantation area
Dwelling House. and negro houses Sufnclent Tor
the necessary force OF workers There are 206
acres OF good tide swamp Rice Esnd mtst or 1t
under cultivation and ln fair order. There is also
good Cotton and Corn Land. -, '''...'.o .
All that adjoining PLANTATION. known as
'"Seaton and We5tham, Or Weston,m measuring
1880 acres, as per plat Of John Diamond. dated
July, 1872; pounding northeast on Wapp8ho0l8
Creek which dlvidts 1t from the Old and New
Farm and from South Mulberry Plantation; north
on Lands formerly Of Thomas hi 'llken; west on
Plantation. There are % acres OF good tide
swamp Rice Land, and 40 OF inland swamp Rice
Land. ~.
The said tracts OF land are under lease until 31st
December, 1870 at which time possession will be
given. -e';'.c
three years, secured BY bond and mortgage OF
at seven per cent per annum, payable annually.
Purchaser 10 pay for papers and stamps p .b.-iE
n B.-Fossils have been found I'm rlfe neigh
borhood. .. nOvl9-slfu, h4dect!5,6
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BY W. Y. EEITCH, B. s. BRUINS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT AUC-

- - 1t,. ~
BY virtue Of an order Of. sale to me dlrectedsby
the Hon. g. s. Bryan, Judge Of the United Ststaa~
District Court for the District OF South Car6llna,
will orer for sale At public. auction, on THURS.
the 0ld Postofice, foot or Broad street, -"
All that PIECE. PARCEL OR TRACT 0F,LAND,
situate. lying and being In the Parish OF st. J8mad
Goose On the ,sa SIDE o. e ensh
ton and State aforesaid, containing one hundred
and ffty-oue l61) acres, more or less, nd.mOre
fully described In a mortgage recdtded In the
office Of Mesns GonyeyansS fer Charleston Conn
= Terms-0ne-half cash: balance III one year, to
be secured by bond Of pui chaser, h1nterest at
the rate Of per cent. per annum, and smortgaRe
Of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. 80 ~. ..,-. -. 80
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAED.
situate lying and being on Edisto Island, in the
County OF Coleton and State Aforesaid, known aa
Laurel Hill, containing three hundred (SDo) acres,
more or less; hutttng and bounding north. on
Lands Of Henry Seabrook; east on creek; south
on creek; west on Lands Ct j. !. Murray.
Terms-one. % cash; the balance In two
ed by bond OF purchaser. bearing Interest at per
cent. from day Of sale, and amortgage OF the pre-.
misses. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
All that HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND, With Bake
ry attached, situate, lying and being on the north
side of Tradd street, In the City Of charleston,
lately owned by the estate Of James F. Marshall
ALSO, ttSa
All that LOT OF LAND, situate, lying aud being
on the south side OF Tradd street, In the CITY OF
Charleston, lately owned by estate OF James F.
Marshall. 10000. 4. -.
Terms-One.th third cash; balance In two equal
successive annual instalments, to be secured by
bond Of purchaser bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent. per annum, and q mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps" LOUIS NOLAN,
nOv4-ftu6th2 fg'T-.J. :. Assignee
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ever made. Ordinarily, 1t could carry easily SO
pounds Of steam; and consider 1t sale. Win 1oV
pounds, and no risk, have no: idea how the
collapse occurred. From the testimony given OF
nesses may have been mistaken, and saw the
foam which rises In new boilers. have seen
boiler, to all appearances, full, with water coming
even from the safety valve, and In the next mo-
ment sunk below the first guage, the foam having
subsidized. From his testimony, l don't think tae
negro Campbell a competent fireman 20 take
charge of this boiler, as he could not even reao
the guage. II the boiler was foamlng, the nues
would not have collapsed while 1t was doing 80,
bu. on its spbsiding. II the water had got hall
an inch below the heated 1ues, aud cold water
been pumped on, the possibility Is there would
have been an explosion.
Henry A. Burns testified I am employed by
Eason Brother as foreman OF their boiler SHOP
superlntended the construction Of these boilers
for the Etiwau Works. The boiler was 30 leet
long and 81 Inches In diameter. 1t had internal
return fues 80 feet long, TX inches IN dlsmeter.
These were 3-16 OF an inch thick and 7,lo at tne
head The boiler was not tested, and this B not
customary except on steamboats,. have no Idea
what was the cause Of the explosion: tnere
had been flaw in one fiue, s Is not prooaoe that
both would have exploded. DO not Deileqe
fqw was the cause. l handled al! the iron OF the
boilers myself, and considered them as worthy as
any we ever turned out.
The examination was here c.osed, and the Coro-
ner informed the jury that " they wanted any
further evidence It would be produced. The by
ISLANDERS being excluded, the jury commenced
their deliberations. Several witnesses were re-.
called to be questioned, and. after long session.
the Jury adjourned until O'Clock to-day, for the
purpose Of sending up committee to examine
the boiler.
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BUSINESS MOTTO CEs.

WHAT SIGN OF THE TIMES IS THAT?-Pass-
Ing along King street in the evening, the atten'
ton is forcibIy arrested by strange noise In one
OF the windows Bedford's famous grocery. The
light shlues brilliantly through phantom figure
OF surprising beauty and the awe.strucE and ad-
miring spectator gazes in'enrly ut the ondrous
shadow, marvelllng much what Is all doth mean.
The beautiful spirit is truly benevolent one, aud
carrleth healing upon her wings, for she herads
the virtues OF that world.renowned tonic, the old
Carolina Bltlers. In short the strange noise
which attracts 80 much attention Is not q mean
ingless inscription upon gqudy banner, but an
Illuminated sign. gotten UP expressly for our en-
tcrprising townsmen, Messrs. Goodrich, Wine
man Il Co., the proprietors and manufacturers
Of the old Carolina Bitters
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anrtion 5ales--euture; !. :s.uaps.
BY W. Y. LEITCH 6 R. 5. BRUNs,

GALE POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY,
90 7th Observation-Disclosures odsttDp wharf
Property. property can be treatetfof aY
Private Sale. Sealed Oilers for the smecanbeHft.
at our ONCE at any time before day Of saIe]Ke-
commodation Wharf Property sod iofS division
others. .4t3j4Fi.:t 3aassttGss Z,
GWill be sold onSWEDNESDAY, athes7th :Del
cember, at71 O'Clock, at the. Old Poatnnfces
The following desirable Wharf Pr0perey:i;.t !.
ACCOMMODATION WHARF, - Sgztss z. =
Consisting Of an extensive Pier. running 20 tho
channel, with accommodations for The heaviest
dralt OF vessels upon both sides .of the Piers and
berths for smaller vessels upon each abutment,
shed. measuring asa feet. by a feet & inehssia
width to the east. and u feet 70 the:west. s$g
One large BRICK aWA8EH0US Two stories
high measuring 100 feet 'front.' by 81 feetin Htdth,
with storage capacity for-bales oftcotson.or
''s one ga;en large WOODEN SHED, for stonneaana
Weighing cotton; measuring in 'front.' 176fees by
SO feet In depth-sS.i 4! L. -, 49, isItscf.r
That eommodlous two STORY BRICK RANGE,
containing twelve 0filce5, now occupied yby COT
ton factors, 11s feet by % feet.
| - =. .----s. ALSO, s-.f. s's,..' -sissS
At the same time and place, y = "
That two story BRIGK STORE, situated on Yen.
due Range, containging four ,of6ces, 'knpWn 9s
Nos. Is and 90; how occupied by Messrs W.sK.
Ryan and Wagner d Murdsugh, cotton fRct0fSs
ton ton wharf, Il fees on n vsndne Range SSss iess Ia
dssssh' sA,ao: ..;;: -
Rapss That iss snrss wssE ss ess .sN ss
tached, opening on Accommodation iWharf,l
known as Nc. 22 Vendue Range; measuring
feet In front, by feet In depth. ,,,9 y ~
Terms and particulars can be had on apglca-
tion at Our office No. IS Broad streeS where q
plat of the property is on exhibition. -; :5- K
0eCE-lmWo
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THE ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION,
whose Incorporators are gentlemen Of integrity
and wealth, have theit advertisement In another
column in which they propose to distribute $780,
600 In grecnbacks to holders OF tickets In sums
ranging from $40 to SIS, 600. This association Is
vouched for by the press OF Montgomery, as well
as by prominent bankers and merchants, and
will deal sauarely with the patrons. 1t Is similar
institution to the California Mercantile Library
Association, that dispensed such large sums OIL
money few weeks since. Tickets only 81
Read their advertisement in another column.
povon IN
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RAILROAD WAR IN AUGUsTA.-With the as
sistance Of the South Carolina Railroad Company
the Street Railway Company Of Augusta were
enabled to lay track to the Fair Grounds neal
that City, which, during fair week. was great
convenience to the citizens and visitors. Since
the fair closed the track has been used to convey
guano from the South Carolina Railroad depot to
o storehouse erected by Mr.. j. Q. Mathewson,
heavy dealer in that article, few miles out OF
town. The track crosses the Georgia Central
Railroad track, and on Saturday last the iaoorers
OF that company TORE up the new track wheredt
crossed their own. Since then they have not al
lowed it to be repaired, and traffic on 1T Is stop
ned. to the Inconvenience Of Augusta in general
Shd Mr. n. IN particular. 49,.
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AL the newest and most exquisite designs IN
Jewelry, comprising,
SETS OF PEARL, GARNET. ALL GOLD,
CORAL AND STONE.
Leon,ine, Opera. Neck and Vest CHAINS; Seal
Rings, Diamond Rings; Cents Pins, Pearl and
Diamond; Plaiu Gold and Wedding Rings always
on hand or made to order; Sleeve Buttons and
studs. Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings; Armlets
and Necklaces, In Gold and Coral; Brooches for
Hair or Miniatures, Lockets, Charms and Masonic
Pins, Glove Bands, at
JAMES ALLAN's, No. 3O7 KING STREET,
A few doors above Wentworth street.
noy2+thftu
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UNITED STATES CoMMrssIoNER.--Lewis
Thompson, one Of the wappeta~ Church rioters,
was;Srought up yesterday morning before Com
missioner Porteous. After an examination ne
vas released upon his giving bonds properly
secured In the sum Of slooo to appear at the jan
uary term OF the District Court.
Some seamen preferred charges against
clearinghouse keeper in the city, but were re-
ferred by the commissioner to trial justice.
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Meetings This Day.

Strict Observance Lodge, at halfpast 7 P. NJ
Marion Lodge at P. II.
Eagle Fire Company, att p. M.
Marion Fire Company, at = P. N.
aCnamber OF Commerce, at half.past IL II.
Board OF Trade, at halfpast P.M M.
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OUR PRICES CURRENT.-Wee especially invite
the attention OF our merchants to THE NEWS
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, it forms, with the business
card OF the house forwarding it, the most attract
LIE and welcome weekly commercial circular
that can be used. Price, for ten copies or more,
with business cards, two and half cents per
copy; single copies five cents.
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MACON AND AUGUSTA RAGLRoAD.-The last
Fail was laid and the last spike driven on this
road several days ago. The first passenger train
ran between Augusta and Macon-the termini oi
the road-yesterday, making TIE run between the
two cities In six hours. Attached to this train
was the special car-the Pennsylvania-belongln
to Mr.. Tyler, the vice-presldent OF the South
Carolina Railroad. Hon. JOHN P. King, president
Of the Georgia Railroad, Mr. 8. X. Johnson, su-
perlntendent OF the same corporation, and MIR.
Tyler made an excursion over the road on this
car to Macon. Several hundred bales are await
ing shipment In the former city, and, though the
season Is 80 far advanced, the indications are
that the new road will do "a heavy freight busl-
ness during the coming winter. The road will
also do large passenger business, as 1t Is by far
the shortest route from Macon and the Southwest
to Charleston and New York. Two passenger
trains are run on this roal, the schedule time
being about nine hours. q
- The Augusta Constitutlouallst says that, on the
return Of the excursion train from Macon, q num-
ber of the stockholders OF the road AMI leading
citizens OF Macon will join the party and proceed
to Charleston where the completion Of this tm-
portant line Of communication Is to be celebrated
with becoming ceremonials.
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SUPREME CouRT-CoLUMBIA, November 80.
The following cases were heard:
A. d. Abrahams b Co. vs. Kelly Barrett MI.
Phillips for motion. Mr. McCrady contra.
Charles D. Ahrens VS.. the president Of the State
Bank. Mr.. DeSaussurs for motion. Mr.. Phillips
contra. Mr.. DeSaussure In reply.
III. Edwin Matthews, executor and assignee, vs..
J5savage Hayward, trustee, ct al. Mr.. DeSaus-
sure for motion.
At3P. M. the court adjourned.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to .furRlsh good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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FRAMES FRAMES FRAMES Ar REDUCED
PRICES, AT REDUCED PRICES For Photo
graphs and Imperial Cards-the greatest variety
ever seen In this city-the Ladies are especially
invited to call at No. 161 King street, or at the
Uascl street Bazaar. ocCl4-is
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DRowNED.-Michael o O'Loghlan, a shoemaker
by trade who has been engaged, for some time
past, in trading up Cooper River, was drowned
on Wednesday morning. He was about to leave
the dock In small boat, when it was upset by
the heavy wind prevailing at the time. AL at
tempts which have been made to recover the
body have proved unsuccessful.
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By W. Y. .LEITCH& B: .:s::BRUNs,.

GALE POSTPONED ON ACoeUNTsOF
- WEATHER.-DESTEABLE STORE No: "a
vendqe Range, running Through i Io Accom- nhoda:
wv Wlli be- be sold on WEDNESDAY, December 7t,as
That desirable o two-story BRICK STORE,
store OF +. n. Cater; ESD, measuring In 'FRONT.'
10 s12 feet, on back line IS 8I2 Feet andin dapfh
I27 feet, be the same dimensions more or less
Terms-Hal1 cash; balance In enc year, with In.
tsrest; policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for
II O'Clock. at the old Postodee; as.
papersand stamps. dec2-fmw8
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Particular attention Is Invited to the NEW,
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF WATCHES,
JEwELRY, sILvERwARs AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Presents, just received and opened
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02

NEW EXPRESS AGENT.-We announced some
time since that Mr.. Gillespie, the popular ex-
press agent at this point, had been promoted to a
higher sphere Of duty. Our readers, especially
our business readers, will be delighted to hear
that he has been succeeded BY Mr.. Maham Haig,
who, for number of years, has filed the position
of money clerk, with satisfaction alike to the ex-
press company and to the public. Attentive,
polite and lndefatgable, Mr.. Haig is emphatlcally
the right man In the right place.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02

NEW REGIsTER.-The Pavilion Hotel has
opened the winter season with handsome new
register, in which the first entries were made yes
terday morning. We congratulate the Pavilion
on Its prosperity, and hope the new book may be
filed up as rapidly as the one just laid aside.