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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17

POLL ASB WORKING COMMITTEE WARD No.
5.-The following named voters OF Ward No. will
constitute the poll and working committees, at
the several voting precincts for the Union Reform
party, at the ensuing election:
JAMES MosELY Chairman.
A. JOHNSON, secretary.
FIRST Precinct, Eagle Engine bouSe.-A. Jones,
c. H. Drayton, A. A. Williams, +. S. Wood. w.
Randolph Fordham, r. f. Devices, l. S. X. Els
Patrick Brady, W. 8. Frazer, +; Terrette, II. c..
Merchant, James Campbell. J. w. Carsten, B. A.
Carson, Charles Foster, William Moran, Frank
Tamplett, Joseph II. 0ppenhelm, 4. Houston, W.
Whiting, Andrew Jackson. w. 81 g!eton. J. +.
Redding, James NJ. Caldwell, w R. Caldwell, J..
A. RIols, A. RlOls. John b. Steele, John s. Riggs,
Swinton Blssel Richard Arnold. II. Il: Williams,
Teasliale, ]. r. Gadsden C. Manly Smith, J. g..
Klatte. John II. Weters, n. Bulwinckel, s. g..
Holmes, R. Morrison. W. G. Rout, F: II. Honour,
c. Bernie, Parker H. Wilson, Paul S. Wilkinson,
A. ]. Crews, J. II. Honour, W. F. Holmes, Oscar
s. Miscally, DIR. Raou Samuel Tupper, Vim. Tup.
per, Captain W. Dsher, Z. W. Webb. g. 3. Sell,
James Rout, J. Harbers, DR.. John S. Mitchell. DR..
Luhh.
Second Precinct, An,erfcd Street-A. Lennick,
Fl. Nelson, Il. II. Uppenhelm, T. Masterman. A.
Parker, J. D. Aiken, h. c. Foster, Major Burnett
Rhett, E. H. Sturcken, John Madden, Frank
BrOWD J. u a'dlus, .. L. IhuI uuuSH. T.. !. DihhC'
lev, Samuel II. Oppenheim, S. e. Bodow, John
Deighan, NJ. Noland, P. Belmore, l.. C. Birnle, W.
T. Sanders. A. Coburn, 3. Campbell, J. Powder,
L. Pinknan, Geo: Stanley, Jack Deas, Peter Hasel
John Manigault, Richard North. J. S. Menday, W.
S. Allison. Robert Murdoch, n. Tyler, Jr, James
i,atford, W. Nichols, F. w. Mcmillan, T. D. Dot
terer, Michael Kelly, James Kealey, John A. Blum
Horace Massot: VIM; Devices, Thomas Devices
George Rouse, Wm. Cummings, James Maher, W
O'Shaughuesy, John Carsten, o. Tiedeman, G. T
MacEey, A. Green. L. Walker John Moseley, San
DIV Middleton. H. ]. Miller, ]. Judah John Bennett
John MIscally. James Hartwitt, F. Weston. Jos
Cowan. Robert Gordon, Dr. L. A. Frampton, Hen
| nv archer, G. W. Almar, Charles Aimar, L. G
| Hendricks, John R. Read, G. F. Babbage, B. F. Nc
| Cabe.
The above named committee will assemble a
arnSla's Hall, corner OF Meeting and John streets
this tMonday) evening" 18th instant, at O'Clock
on business OF importance. A punctua! attend
ance Is earnestly requested.
FREDERICK PANNING,
! President o. r. Club, Ward S.
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UNION RRRoRM CLUB, WARD No. by reso-
lution OF the club, the following named gentle.
men were appointed to serve as the working COM
mlttee =
W. q. Easterby, chairman; A. 8. Trumbo -Ju.
lien Barbot, G. c. Trumbo, J. N. Muraney, q. o.
Trumbo, !. G. Carpenter, j. ). Westendorr, David
O,Keefe, E. L. Henry, Henry Hall, John Nelson, O..
Mlchaels, Joseph Samson, n. l.; Samson. Samuel
Samson, J. p. Alley. f. H. Alley, J. II. 0sten-
don, Lo lis McLaIn, 8. N. Brown, VIM. Thomas,
John Kenny, a. E: Kenny; John Kenny; Jr, E. r.
Bolger. J. hn Burns, J. E. Burns, John Byrnes h.
]. sicCormack. E. Prendegast, P. H. Sheridan,
John Ahrens. VIM; Ahrens, 2; Lowndes, Robt.
Hancock, El!yson ,Smythe, J. MCPHERSON, W. T..
Miller, A. W. st. Amand, Z. II. Flynn, A. B. Gun.
nlngham, c. c. Wightman, E. Gaillard, D. John.
son, j. r. Tully, Chas. A. Bowman, Frank Huger,
]. w. Barlow, Samuel Webb, D. B. Dupont, R. J.
Morris, T. A. Beamlsb, C. L. Burckmyer, F. F..
Chapeau, NJ. W. wlgg, Motto A. Prlngle, P. G.
Lewis, walter Webb, tr., Henry Frost,l D. A. J..
sullivan A. Mauldin, John Butler, Samuel Fraser,
]. N. Edwards, Wm Bell John SchedelL Westley
Steadman. C. Wagner, John Murray, ". b. MI
mott, George P. Parker, George Hughes, ]. S. Mat.
thiesseu q. irwin, W. P. Rayenel.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.-The semi
annual celebration OF Trinity Sunday School took
place at Trinity Church yesterday afternoon. The
church was nlled with the little pupils and their
older friends. The exercises were opened with q
hymn and scripture lessons, which were followed
by an appropriate prayer by the Rev. H. NJ. Mood.
The superintendent's report showed that the
school Is In q very nourishing condition. An adj
dress on "The Bible" was delivered by Master
Hervey NJ. Cleckley, In very credltable manner,
as was also the dialogues between Masters Ken.
dali and Nelson, ami W. A. Walker, Whitehead
and D. A. Walker. The singing was better than
Is usually heard OF these celebrations; 1t was
joined in.by the whole school, and was led by Mfr.
R. NJ. Edwards, Miss Mary z. Mood playing the
meiodeon. An address was delivered by Assist.
apt.Superlntendent v. C. Dibble.
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GEOLOGY AND MINrNG.-A good, practical
geologist has been a great desideratum here for
some time. During the past two years, more es.
peclally, there has been almost daily inquiry for
an expert who would undertake the examination
OF phosphate lands or lands supposed TO conratn
phosphate rock; who should give professional
opinion on the character OF the land, On the guam
tlry OF the deposit, and approximate estimate CT
the money value o. such land. To do this requires
thorough scientific knowlege, as also practical
acquaintance with geology and mining. Mr.. Otto
Moses, whose card appears in TIE NEWS this
morning, had thorough training in these
branches for four years, at the world.renowned
mining school In Freyberg, Saxony, where, after
completing the regular course, he was engaged
in exploring the coa, fields In that vicinity, under
the guidance OF one of the most distinguished
eeologsts OF Germany. Mr.. Moses, In addition
to these facilities for preparing himself for his
profession, has been engaged during the past two
years on the phosphate beds In the vicinity OF
Charleston. -
There Is plenty Of work for the young mining
engineer, and we doubt not he will do 1t well.
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RIp yAS WfNkLE To-NraHT-HARvEY's NEW
YORK COMEDY CoMPANY.-Thls excellent Com.
pepy will give their first performance in this city
at the HbernIan Hall tonight. The Savannah
papers say Of their performances In that city that
Mr. W. P. Sheldon, In his great lmpersonation Of
Rip Van Wtnkle, far exceeded their most san.
guine expectations, and that Miss Annie Sefton's
Gertrude '"dytded the enthusiastic plaudits OF
the audience With Mr. Sheldon;'' while &rs. Shell
don, whom our readers will remember as one OF
the favortes OF Mrs. oatss's Very popular troupe,
gave great satisfaction as Lorena. We bespeak
O warm welcome Tor the troupe.
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us to be utterly crushed. Since the days Of the
ancient children Of Israe no people eyer entrust.
ed their cause more fully to Gods care than We
motto :"Deo ui7dtce p, God our Trust God our
Defender And at the bidding OF our pious Presf.
dent, We. invoked the aid Of the Almighty con.
tinually. Let US, then, not be afraid. His ways
were not our ways. His purposes must be full
filled; but as we trusted In Him, and yet trust in
| Him, He will bring us-tarough many trials yet,
| through deep sorrows still It, may be-to greater
happiness and prosperity perhaps even than that
But, Mr.. Chairman, have already said too
| much. where words are hopeessly inadequate.
The resolutions were then unanimously adopt.
ed, and, after benediction by the Rev. DR.. Wink.
Ter, the meeting adjourned. -.<'t p.
aIn Outward Symbol
The flags Of all nations were at half.mast In our
city and harbor on Saturday, In token OF reyer-
ence for the memory OF q man mourned by hu.
manity. st. Michsel's bells tolled throughout the
day. Business was very generally suspended at
IL o'clock, and many Of our stores were draped
IN mourning. Prominent among the latter were
the establishments Of Messrs.-J R. Read & Co.,
G. H. johnson, James f. Spear, McLoy & Rice,
and W. Dayton. The hall Of the Phoenix and
Etna Fire Engine Companies and that OF Hook
and Ladder Company, No. 1, were also decorated
with simple taste. AT Mr. George S. Hackers
factory the old Palmetto nag dropped around It's
stan as though it, too, felt the weight Of our peo
pies grief.
The Sud Event In the Churches.
Yesterday the chaneels and altars Of st.
Michaels, St. Philips, St. Paul's, and the Church
OF the Holy Communion were draped In black, and
in all OF the Episcopal Churches the (sweetly
simple prayer set forth in the ritual OF that de-
nomination for 'ta family in afilctlon," was offer
ed up, one OF the pastors substituting the word
nation for Jamtly. 1t is worthy OF note that this
is the first OCCASION on which st. MIchaels has
been clad IA mourning for layman since the
death OF General Washington. In most Of the
churches OF the city appropriate illusions were
made to the loss Of our people, but at the Citadel
Square Baptist Church the Rev. DR.. Wlnkler de-
liyered most eloquent and beautiful eulogy,
which we shall have the pleasure OF presenting In
full to our readers in to.morrow's NEWS.
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SPECIAL PoLIcE.-The following are the
names OF tho special police, appointed by Cap
tain II. W. Hendricks, to serve during the cleo
ton:
Thomas Lewis. William Rutledge, John Free.
man, NJ ". Sparks, Samuel Dawson, James VII
liams, Michael Kennedy, Allied Bedford, William
Mitchell, anthony Grant, .,4nuel Mahers, Daniel
Legare, VIM. Roberts. lanes Wari1g, James
Reeves. Charles Ca,n,ur., Robert Miller, Jesse
Walker, Albert Erlsb Jacob Ashe, James Nash,
Richard Prince, u i. Strong, J. G. Williams
Henry Smons. Fruic Fisher, Becker, Joseph
Hettinger Edward sanders, Thomas DeLarge,
Isaac Drayton, Joseph Fraser, T.. Jackson,
Charles Lawrence, D. Ferguson, J. W. Devices, -
Dougan and D. Wingate. -.
The following night policemen have been detail.
ed for special duty: - --....
Alston Lewis, Simpson, Macbeth, Wealth
ers, Dantzman, Galllard, Gadsden, Cr0cEer,
Parker, Perkins and Charlton; also the following
eseeplemen: Bunch, Hogan, Whipple and Sexton
Ten additional special policemen will be ap
pointed TO. day.
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Meetings This Day.

2 Reform Club, Ward Z, at hslt.past7 P. NJ.
Reform Club, Ward 2, att. NJ.
Working Committee, Ward .. at half-past
Pm. i.
working Committee, Ward 4, at II.
Working Committee, Ward g. at ! P. NJ.
st. Andrews Lodge, at s P. M.
Committee Of Arrangements of Institute Fair,
at half.past 7P. n.
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THE M,cULL0cH-BRIGN0LI MAR
RI4GE. IL !.H@
A Card from Madame Brignoli.

NEW YORK, October 9. 1870.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
beg the use of your columns to deny the
many incorrect and absurd accounts OF my mar.
rlagc that have been going the rounds Of the
press. For reasons Of business nature, Twas
advised not to publish the marriage, but as these
no longer exist. beg leave to state that was
married to Sguor P Brignoli on the 14th Of last
July In St. Pau!s Church OF Scotland, Montreal,
Canada, by Rev. J. N. Jenkins D. D. -. -
Very respectfully, -
. ISABEL McCCLLocH BRIGNoLI.
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CITY AFFAI R S.

ADVERTISERS win take notice that we cannot
engage that any advertisement sent to PHE
NEWS ofles at later hour than haf-past nine
O'Clock at night will appear In the next morn
ing's paper. An exception to this rule is made
in favor of notices Of meetings, deaths and
Si,nerals
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Rev. DIR. WNKLER's SERMON on TIE DEATH
or GENERAL LEE.-The admirable sermon deliver
ed yesterday by the Pastor Of the Citadel Square
Baptist Church, will be printed in full IN TO-
nerrow's Issue OF TIE NEWS.
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A HANDSOME GrFr.-Messrs. Walker, Evans
& cogswell have presented 10 the Chamber OF
Commerce Handsomely bound volume for re-
cording the names Of visitors who may be intro, y,
.duced to the reading rooms.
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TERPsIcHoRE SOCIAL CLuB.-The anniver-
sary OF this club was celebrated by grand
soiree on Friday evening. The occasion was q
very pleasant one, and the dancers kept up their
merry tripping until the, .'wee SINAI hours"
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Auction Sales This Day,

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store. dry goods, &c.
VIM. Mckay win sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
contents Of tailoring establishment, &C.
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Appointments.

Judge Carpenter has made arrangements TO
address the people as follows:
On Johns Island, on Monday, the lftn IN
slant.
AT the Camp Ground, Edisto Island, on Tues
-day, the 18th instant
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TIE CATHOLIC FAlR.-We' learn that the
eontemplasss fair of ths Sisters Of our Lady OF
Mercy has, by the unanimous consent OF the
ladies engaged In the same, been postponed to
next April, - - -
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RANGE of the thermometer at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. 80 Broad street. October
1Sth O'Clock, g.; TO- 81; IL, es;2, 1854 50; g. S.;
, "a. October 49, O'Clock, 50; 10, 7a IL "a; 75
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AssAULT.-'Majorn Tickling was knocked
down in Queen street on Saturday night by an
unknown party, and was stunned for about
tweaty minutes by the force Of tile blow.
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PERSONAL Edwin Bates, the Reform
candidate for the State Senate, has returned to
the city and Is staying at the Charleston Hotel.
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r THE, NEW STEAMSHIP GEoRGIA.-The Phila-
delphia Record. Of Friday, the 14th, says: ''The
tine new iron steamship Georgia, recently launch.
ed from CRAMPS snipyard, sailed at II O'Clock
yesterday morning for New York, and Is expected
to make the run In eighteen hours. She Is COM
manded by Captain Crowen."
This superior steamship may be shortly ex'
pected here from New York
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TIE ADaER LNE.-The superior steamship
Manhattan, Captain woodhull, left her'wharf on
Saturday, at 10 P. NJ, for New York, with full
and large freight. The Albemarle, now loading
In this line. will probably be ready to-day, and 60
to sea Immediately. The amount OF business
now being offered to this line Is heavy, and takes
up the full capacity OF these excellent vessels:
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BURNING OF THE STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON
AND CARoo.-The steamship Washington, Captain
Wallace, which left Wilmington, n. c., on Friday
morning last for New York, with cargo Of 100
bales cotton $50 barrels spirits turpentine and 4s
barrels rosin, was found TO- be on fire about TWO
hours after she left the former port. She was
headed for the land and oeached on Big lsland'
where the cargo and vessel were entirely de-
ssoyed. The ship was insured for $4,000, and the
cargo for about the same amount
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Newspapers, Masa3lnes, &r.
d u R A L C A R OL N A N
VOLUME II-No. L.
OCTOBER,
N O " r E A D Z.

LABOR, by Hon. Alfred Huger. ~.
Is the South STOCK Country ?-by ID. wyatt
Aiken. -
Texas istle In England-by Alex. s. McRae, OF
Liverpool. 81
Cofee and C0t1ee Culture-by F.. ,tl
Suggestive Experience In Farming-hy A. II.
Latham. -
Best Culture for tie South-by Thos. G. Clemson.
And many other interesting articles filling
slxty-four royal octave pages-ef folio reading
matter. -. =; H. I -
a5- The RURAL CAROLINIAN Is specially de.
voted to the development OF the agricultural,
horticultural and pomologlcal,, interests OF the
southern Cnited States, and contains Information
to that end not to be found IN any other magaz
In the world. T.,
Subscription, So per annum, lin advance.
Address WALKER, EVANS i COGSWELL,
sepe5 - - Charleston. s. c.
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smart frost occurred at NllIlamStou, AnoeiSon
County, on Friday morning last
The Gas Company have filed up the water lot
adjoining their wells on Washington street. and
turned the two lots into one large yard.
Alfred Smith was arrested on Saturday even
ing. ny Onicer Lovett. charged with stealing some
clothing from the premises OF S. b. Hare, on
Meeting street. -
E. Brown, charged with larceny, hos been ar! ar:
rested By Oficer Marochettt. - i-'1''
CLUBS AND SrARs-On Saturday, Private
Bamdeld. of the police aforce, was fined IS and
costs. for using unnecessary violence In arrestlng
Henry Draine. Bamneld appealed from the de-
clsion!
Prince Manigault, william Prlngle, Simon Cole
man and william Coming, were bound over 70
appear at court to answer the charge OF riot.
Hamilton Singleton was turned over to the
State for p,osection, on charge OF stealing a6al-
moral skirt from Mr.. Strauss, on King street.
John McManus, a pauper who reached this city
last week ON the steamship James Adger. was re-
shipped to New York. =
WIlliam Brown was sentenced to pay IS and
costs or 10 to jail for twenty days, for commit
ting larceny on Adger's wharf,
Alfred SmltQ lSS1lelu 4oI cA3hAinolioh o4 s''S
charge Of stealing clothing from TAILOR.
REFoRx MEETING AT MOUNT HoLLT.-A meet-
ing OF the people Of st. James Goose Creek, IN
and around the neighborhood OF Mount Holly,
tok place on Saturday last, and was numerouSly
attended The meeting was organized by calling
to the chair the Hon. John E. Carew, and the ap-
polntment OF Dr.. Rhame as secretary. Colonel
Carew, on taking the chair returned his acSnow-
Judgements to the meeting, and said that he had
long since relinquished politics; that he belonged
to neither Of the great parties which were at
present agitating the State, but that ne had been
induced to quit his retirement and come among
his old friends and fellow parishloners, because he
felt 1t TO be the duty Of every man to do what he
could to rescue South Carolina from an admins
tration which was dragging her down to ruin and
degradation. After short review Of the conduct
OF those at present entrusted with the govern.
ment Of the State, he gave way to Mr. B. G. Press.
ley. Mr.. Presley, in an able and mastery man
ner, exposed the perndy OF the Scott Ring, the
corruption OF the Legislature, and demonstrated
the necessity OF change Of rulers as the only
chance left to the people for return to good gov
ernnnent and the establishment OF peace and good
ltiamone our people. The meeting was ad-
dressed by several colored speakers-Messrs.
Rout, sneed McCsrt and Fenwick-who, though
frequently interrupted by some Of the Scott gen
try, nevertheless acquitted themselves handsome
" and did good service to the cause. Colonel
W. Seymour closed the meeting in his usnal elo
ouent and impressive style, and told some truths
which took deep hold on the audience, and VII
doubtless bring forth good fruit on the day o.
eTtion.
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CENTRAL C.uB.-At meeting Of the Central
Climb OF the Reform party, held Friday evening
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
.,Wnereas. The Union Reform party, througc
their delegates regularly elected, have presented
a ticket. alter due consideration. for the support
Of the people; therefore, Be It c,n, REGARD it as
easentaIly important that this verdict OF the peo
ne' through their delegates, should be respected;
and that the whole ticket, as nominated, snonid
beeupported by every friend OF union ana ne
Resozved, That it is the duty Of every patriot
and lover OF his country and State TO discounten.
ance every eort Of disappointed aspirants 10 spus
sesoined .S That We viii support the whole ticket
aa:thus nominated, and that these resoutlonS oe
nnhi,shed i'm The DAILY NEWS and Courier.
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GUPERIOR GOLOG NE WATEk.
Manufactured. and fer sale by
DR.. q. BAER-
oot5 l3l Meeting street.
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Anrtiollsers' il]ripate Gales. &r

BIZ J. FRASER MATHEWEs,s s,ss;,,, l',' {,
Real Estste Broker, No. se;Broad street.
A TaPRIv:ATF SALE, e'.'iii's;i,
locations.l t.1 ms; l..s!,.fT 8 do, -. 81:
State. g - -
City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. 'i T5l " ggIlsiS- .oct12+8mo
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i sm now Offering q rich stock OF .entirelyneM
and elegant FANCY. GOODS, TOYS oONREG1
TI0NERY, &c. Ny assortment of CHINA VASES,
TOILET SETS, MANTLE ORNAMENTS, LADIES,
WORK BASKETS AND BOXES, WRITING GASES
AND DESKS, JEWEL ,BoXEss and ALBUMS,
amongst which the new ROTARY ALBUM, With
Lock and Key, iRETICQLES, P0RTEM0NNAIs,
OPERA CLASSES. oPERAaaFANs;s ;&o., ,Iis very
complete; and embraces all the latest patterns
and designs MANUFACTURED mp to this time GER
MAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN TOYS, IN end!
less variety, Games, home and outdoor amnuse.
ments-hundreds Of different kinds to suit all
ages, and OF the most popular andlatest publical
tions. ,sELF-AoTING, SWINGS, FOR Boys and
Girls; CROSS, BOWS. BLoW:GbEs, TABLE BILL
LIARDs vELoC1PEDEs, ROCKING, HORSES,
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, t., &c. FIR E!
WORKS, FIRE CRACKERS TORPEDOEs, T0H
FLAGS, TRANSPARENT LANTERNS, de-, &c. .
FINEST HCoNEECTroNERY,w warranted
pure and entirely fresh. q guarantee that there
is no better imported or manufactured In this
country.l INDIA RUBBER GOODS such as Cloth
ing, Nursery sheeting, &o.,l always on hand. I
beg to call special attention 70 my :ia.f;fi&a a. J.
a. ~ ONE DOLLAR DEPARTMENT, y; 80,
Containing beautiful line Of GOODS and con.
ceded by everybody who has see them to be the
cheapest in the city. All Goods :willbe sold at
prices much less than former years. win supply
the city trade and country merchants with Goods
In my line at as low rates as they can possibly
buy elsewhere. 49,. ;,,3|,ei', n. =; 10 : ~
Thanking MY numerous patronsfor past fayors,
I most respectfully invite them TO an early exani!
nation Of my beautiful Stock Of new and cheap
Goods. p. 'voN SANTEN; i.joJr
No. 220 King street, =. =,
octl5-o Next to Academy OF Music, J, ,
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THE MEMORY OF LEE.
TIE TRIBUTE OF TIE PEOPLE OF
CHARLESTON.

A peoples voice! We are people yet.
Though all men else their nobler dreams forget,
Confused by brainless mobs and lawless Powers,
We have voice with which to pay the debt,
or boundless love and reverence and regret,
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fanrn Goods, &e.l,a ~
SANTA cLAUs's HEADQUARTERS; 2s'
NEXT Door 70 THE ACADEMY or music.
RAN @-DI,sP,LAY

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POLL ASB WORKING COMMITTEE WARD No.
5.-The following named voters OF Ward No. will
constitute the poll and working committees, at
the several voting precincts for the Union Reform
marty. at the ensuing election