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COUNTY CORONER.
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:...=,, TO THE EDITOR OF THENEWS. IA;
:. Mr.. E. L.sRoche, in his card replying to the
card published by me on Thursday last, states
that 1 was a candidate before the Union Re
form Convention, and that every effort was used
by my friends and myself to secure my nomi-
nation; and further states that he was placed
in nomination and received ffty-one votes,
while l received twenty-one, and then objects
that /, in announcing myself as an indePend-
ent candidate, am endeavoring to defeat the
voice of the convention.
In the first place, am not aware that the
r5Ing Of the CONVENTION has any force the
moment it ceases to be the'voice Of the peo-
pie, or the moment it oversteps the measure.
and extent, of It's delegated authority. -.
Nevertheless, ! am willing TO meet Mr..
Roche, Of any one. else. upon the question OF
my endeayoring to divide the party, and the
best way to do this is to offer 10 my fellow
citizens a plain statement Of the facts. i!The
Office of coroner was not. included In the call
for the convention, which Call was published
by Geo. H. Walter, chairman pro tenn. Charles
ton County, in the following words:... :. Ea
Z. .0The convention will nominate candidates
for the following offices, viz A judge OF pro.
bate, q State senator, eighteen members oi
The House of Representatives, three county
commissioners and school. commissioner
&This call liked and limited the power Of the
convention.2 : EE 1 E. az saaeeas
eat the time Of this call, no proclamation had
been made declaring the Office Of coroner va
cant or ordering an election, and certainly no
opportunity was given TO the members of the
convention to canvass among their constitu-
ents, in their primary meetings. as to who
should be nominated to I'll that office.
On Monday morning, October Sd, the day OF
the. meeting Of the Reform Convention the
proclamation ordering the election was for the
first ltime published; and at 10 o'clock the
Charleston delegations, as am. informed,
W ent into secret caucus, and at IL o'clock the
convention into secret session, thus cutting of
all communication with Its members, and pre-
venting all canvassing unless it was between
it's own members. 1t was on these grounds
that my friends and myself objected, more
especially when it is remembered that Mr..
Roche was q member Of the convention.
NV friends thought 1 had not been fairly
dealt with, and few days after the nomina-
ton BY the convention was nominated by q
card, endorsed by forty Of my tellow-citizens,
This nomination did not Immediately accept
until l had consulted with my friends, and
submitted the proposition to Mr.. Roche pub
lished In my card of the 18th instant. Under
these circumstances, am perfectly willing to
leave it to the determination of the voters Of
this county to decide between the nomination
of convention so made, and the nomination
Of my fellow-citizens. E. n. WHITING.
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paesenQerEs

Per steamship James Adger. from New forKo
nenz, Miss Mccarthy, " Chlsoln,, G Wier,. Mrs
9 s LecHe Mrs E TRacker: 7 E Roper, G Gslt,
Miss EA Heath r Fleet, :Parses, Mrs ssIad; MeaT.
tens. ,Weeh, Mrs Mary Lapsey' mrs sSsr Sserot;
Custer, III Knani, E Sulliyan, D Elliott, n Leboy;
bishop c T.Quintard, Bower, Mrs Qalntard,
Brown and servant, Miss ountard. Mrs Webster,
Hiss AngelIne Small, NJ Mooney, Gallsgner,s e. u
bath, p Ward, McGower,J J Kelly: J Jordan, and
10 steerage. ~.
Per steamship Falcon, from Baltlnofe-mf
Siton, and Mr. Newki
Per steamer Emile. rrom Georgetown z.
Bowman, Young, A ka9apau1. a ,iaa ianR, ~
i Crors and Child, n Ford, T Ford, Mrs n Cal;
7itt, Mrs 8 " Taylor and servant, MISS pyats, =
u King, Miss Mazyck, Miss Pyatt, > d
King, D Huger, and decE.
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THE charles,on Cotton, kics and !.!s,.H' Naval
- stores Market.
:'.!a" 1G"c1 OFFICE .eHAEIESf0F NEws,%:a{
.seg ..en FR1nAY EVENING, October 4, ls1o.a
ooTToN.-1his staple was In good request, an and,
With only q moderate stock, ok factors IN many
cases were enabled to procure 'slghtiy sdrtner
rstes! Sales near 800 bales, say 90, at 1sc;is a.
1sstc; rs at 1sKe;2 at 1870; 81 at lsXc; = o.
l31Ic; 1853 at l4c lS5 at 141c; 16o at 14Mc; u OF
i4Xc p n. we duote! IBID -''' l. '''''''''''
.i:;:E 'sao:LrvsRYboL CLASSIFICATION. =! 1c@9r
81; Ordinary to good ordinary;s'.s.ll222H@g11ssa
Low mlddlng 3s1sSgfs Sg1s1>
strict midd1ng. -. ..... .... .....141914H
RioR.-The business in this grain was light
Sales So terces Of fair clean Carolina at7}zc 10.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no transactions OF
note.
FRsIeHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi' on
nal; via few YORK, IA on uplands,i TX on sea
Islands; by call 31d On. ;1plands, AdGon sea
Islands. To Havre nominal. .CoastWise-to NeW
York, by steam, &c On uplands and 1c on sea
Islands; 81 so p tierce on rlce by SAIL &c g 10 on
cotton;-H tlerce on rice;46c p barrel on rosiH !;
s7@s p NJ on lumber; se@1o Pm on timber. TO
Boston, BY sail, h@Hc, q y on upland cotton'
To Providence, by sail IS p on boards, Hc
a. is on cotton;tby. steam SLIP bale ON New
York rates.: To- Philadelphia; by steam. nc q ID
on uplands;, by sail, 81 p II on boards; So on
timber; So ss ton on clay, and s3@s SO on phos.
piates:: To Baltimore, BY Steam; ;lc'N B;' by
SAIL Sc 5o@7ST Non BOARDS sa@a Is q tom on
phosphate rock. = Vessels. arc. in demand by
our merchants to take lumber, freights from
Georgetown, s. c., Darien and Satila River, Ga,;
and Jacksonville, Fla, to N0rthsrn ports, ands1o
'@l2 q Ut are the rates on lumber and boarhs
.. ExcHaNaE-:sterllng6 90 day bills q 2l@2l >tal.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
sight checks at N@1 Oh, and sell at par. -
: GoLp412@14.' NJ
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For CORONER, E. NJ. WHITING, Eso.-4essrs.
Editors Believing that thisis no time to re-
move from office an efficient officer who has
long and faithfully served the public, and who,
by his energy, courtesy, uniform Kindness and
consideration, has given universal satisfaction
TO the entire community, We: would respect
fully nominate E. NJ. Whiting, ESQ.,, as a can
didate tor the office of Coroner OF Charleston
County at the ensuing election. ~. -
octs ltANY CITIZENS.
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FELLow.C CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON COUNTY,
S. 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.
There are great many of my fellow-cltizens,
both white and colored, who have solicited my
name to be used as an independent candidate
for said office, knowing my capacity to I'LL the
same. !.--..l
], hereby accept the nomination, and II
elected, will do what honor and justice de-
.mands to myself. and my tellow-citizens OF
Charleston County. Yours, &C.,
LOUIS DuNNEAANN.
Charleston, 8. c., October 10, 1870. oetll|
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For Governor,

-,...a..,. For Governor,
:. o.. Hon. RIB. CARPENTER.
For Lieutenant-Govcrnor
GENERAL n. c. BUTLER.
For State Senator,
EDWIN BATES.
For Representatives,
FRANZ MELcHERs, ABRAA BRoWS,
Jos. EpMossroS, T.W. EAsrERLING,
CYRUS FENw1CK, A. NJ. JACKSON,
B. O'NEILL;; 49, ]. c. SHULER,
W. a. Francis, GEO. WASHINGTON,
JNo. F. BR1TTON, SIP. SMITH,
E. D. ENsroN, SIMON POLITE,
RICHARD HOLLOWAY, CARL BERLIN,
JONAS BYRD, PAUL b. DRAYToS.
:. -. For Probate Judge, Il,
&. 80. -: =. GEO, BUST. =. a,s::'saa
r For County Commissioners, -:
LOUIS DuNNENAN, T.iS. BROWNING, -
SAMUEL HOLLOWAY. ',z'
For school Comm issioner,
E. MONTAGUE GRnKE.
For County Coroner,
octl3-7+ E. N. WHITING.
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roo.MMER0IAL NEWS. >.
-. ..N ia. iry..' '..t
ImportS.

L1vERpoo1-Per bark Annie KtmbaIl-sA rails,
to order; case books, to Frost e. Adgeri case
containing piano. TO Gibbes co; IS crates ana
Ii casks eafthenware, ito 'Asbury Young; 10
s Hanckel; 2 boxes plates, bales twine, to Moore
Holt; II blocks and 3S slabs marble, cases
marble work, cases wine. to G A Trenholm
Son; 81 crates earthehwaie, to W q WMlden hcoi
"A crates and casks earthenware, TO w WeDp;
bags nails, casks and-3 cases hardware, 1913
plough plates, 80 SR Marshall; 1859 iron lalls to
Order; Il tons pig Iron, to RaYehel co; 4caseH
mdse, to 8 Gibbes.------
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SHOES SHOES! SHOES The public are re-
speetfany invited to call at Lyons's Cheap
Shoe House, No. 70 Market street, near Meet
ing, north side, opposite Cooperative store,
siga of big boot and sign OF big shoe, where
you will be politely waited on; the proprietor
always on hand at this fancy establishment.
You will certainly obtain bargains.
aug27-s6mos T. LYONS.
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Receipts by Itailroad, October le.
anrru clRoIINI RAILROAD.

1902 bales cotton, Al bales goods, lsl bbis flour;
$50 sacks -four, 5Sf. bushels gram, 100 pols naval
pessusssufe, s G' MoWry c1 SON, v Ran. Graeser
Smith, Caldwell 6 Son, T p Smith, q W Williams
& CO. Sloan &,Seignions, Pelzer, Rodgers 1 co, G
Reeder l. Davis. smith & Chapeau, A. salinas, J
G II Claussen, " Courtenay, C A Trenholm 4! 4
Son, Wagner Monsees, Stenhouse co. ana
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UNITED STATES CoURT--HoS. GEORGE S.
Bryan JUDGE, PRESIDING. The District Court
was opened at II 4. NJ. yesterday, and the
following business was disposed OF:
.,c,Inythe matter of the LaIsens Railroad, it
was ordered, that counsel be heard, ON the
report Of the registrar, on the 2lst instant.
SO The petition lof Charles Fl Williams, in the
matter of Edward W. seabrook, which was
Il referred to the registrar, was reported on,
and the report .conarmed, and. Laurel Hill
plantation ordered to be s9i 9h at auction, and
the proceeds Of sale applied to the payment Of
costs and the satisfaction Of the. bond. :,
"a, II. Gilbreth, applicant tHr examination in
bankruptcy, was ordered tc 'ar: before W.
y j. GlaYson, at Yorkvile, on the l4thi Of De-
cember, 1870, to submit to an examination ac-
.eordine to the act '!oI:-.tl 80
John Carroll filed his notice of intention to
become citizen.
T. Il. Hawkins, of England, was made a
citizen OF the United States.
CRuXBs-The s'nominees of the Regular
Republican Convention Of the 18th Of Sep
q bern. will meet In pow-wow this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. =.
Il: Mr.. Nj: :Thouron is announced as csndi-
date for Congress, Tin opposition to R. S..
Tharin, Esq" :c'.e'
Congressman Bowen's speech did not please
the lesser lights Of the Ring, at the mass meet
ing last Thursday night, and one Of the most
prominent among them left the stand Il. e..
the, City Hall steps, very soon after Bowen
commenced speaking. -, 49,,
There was another magnificent auroral dis
play last night. ,,---,--..
Yesterday afternoon little boy named
/ Mcbride was severely cut on the head by a
brick while engaged with some boys in throw,
ing at acorns in Aiken's Park.
Mr. Isaac T. Hard, an old and prominent c1ti,
= zen or Augusta, died on Thursday morning OF
disease. of the heart.
BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at ts, "a,
IS, 80 so and IS SO per thousand, according to
stze, at TIE NEED Job Office.
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MnrketI.by Telegraph.
.F0RgiGy.. !.L...-.." :.

LONDON, octob;rl -Noon.-Consols s21l. Bonds
s8X. .s;-t:s -,
Evening.-Consols s2,i. - -, = :, ~ =,
LIVERPOOL, october, ,,14TTN6on:-Cotton quiet;
uplonds sgd; Orleans sgd; sales 10000 bales;
for the week 1000; exports 5000; stock 508 900;
American 100, 900; receipts ofthe week 5000 Amer.
lean. Red Western wheat2ss Sd to 2es Sd.
Erening.-Corn 2ss Cd. Bacon, Cumberland cut
53s. Talow 42s Oh. Wheat total receipts past
three days 10000 quarters, OF which $500 are
American. @H u12ys, a.= ~ 49,, 80 ~
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BUsfNEssa aNoTI G ES.

A FINE SFock.-We would refer our. reaG-
ers to the advertisement Of Mr.. Won Santen,
in another part ofou. columns, where 1t will be
seen that every little want can be supplied, by
stopping In at his store.
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NnpruRAsrKRN 2A1l.RoAp.

245 bales cotton, 42 bbls naval stores, lSS Dusa-
mdse, Sc. To jew Williams t / CO. Frost & Adger,
Ravenel L co, Mowry L Son, " X Ayan. :Graeser
& Smith, Reeder i Davis, Peizer, Rodgers q co,
Salinas, G Il Walter co. Caldwell d Son; HOP; p
Slns, MCPHERSON co. Brodie c. - p,sno,s Soh y
Son, T webb, 4 onackenbush: Sloan seig'
nIous, Marshall; Jr, Kinsman & Howell, Wilcox,
Glbbes Eco, D Stoney. J E Adger co, q q
Devices. G Luhn, volgt, as,ans,t nant No'pn"''
Works, E Wei. ing, and Railroad Agent.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MECHANICS 4SD LABOR1NG MEMS TICKET
To the Editor of the Ne,os: You will please an
nounce in your columns, for the Union Re-
form Ticket, in behalf of the mechanics and
laboring men, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
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FsR CONGRESS, R. s. THAR1S.-Aessrs,
Editors. Please announce R. S. THARIS as the
PEOPLES Candidate for Congress for this Dis
trict, and oblige .'.'- MANY VOTERS
nctll-8*
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REroRa.: MEErNe; At MOUNT, PLEASANT
|, meeting Of the citizens of Christ Church Parish
will be: held at the Club House.. at aeunt
y. Pleasant, tonight, at s:o'clock. Prominent
speakers; VIII address the meeting: 10"
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MsssRs. EDIroRs-Please announce LOUIS
DUsNEMAH as q candidate for County Com
mlssiorer-f for Charleston County, and oblge
oot5-s =. MANY VOTERS.
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~ TlysE TRINITY: c esc scHrRcH SUNDAY ScHooL-The
: regular semi-anniversary" ",of this Sunday
school viii take place Tomorrow afternoon,
!: athalf-past s. O'Clock: Several scholars will
= deliver ra addresses suitable to the occasion.
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FRAMES FRAMES! FRAMEs!- LAT REDUCED
PRICES !, AT REDUCED PRICES For Photo
graphs and Imperial Cards-the greatest va
riety ever seen Ia this city-the Ladies are
especially invited to call at No. l6l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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c4fl.:ip j. This, gentleman
.rretmned toe Cam derry esterdayi leaving in
: Charleston pleasant recolleetions of the time
ly, eloquent and patriotic speech delivered by
him, on the spur OF the moment; at The grand
Reform mass meeting of Tuesday last: /
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L. BUSINESS ESvsEopEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81 per
Thousand. Send your orders. Every mer'
chant and business man should have his card
printed on his envelopes.
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Nemspapfrs,, aldsa,,aes, &e.
DUR'ALf CA ROL IN l A N :
VOLUME Ii-No. ].
OCTOBER.
N O ~ r E A D 2.

Is the South Stock Country '-by ID. Wyats
B - Aiken. 2 '!'t ~ T.. il l: - .i;:c y.
Texas Istle In England-by Alex. s. McRae, Of
~ LIVERPOOL. ..tg as.:t '.s. '2n.tna ~. =.
Suggestive Experience In FazmingTby 4. u.
Latham. "
Best CuIture for the South-by, T1os 9. Clemson.
And many other interesting articles, filing
sixty.fonr! royal octaVo pages q Ieao pug % reading
matter. :, '.I.'.'' ~! Ti:,o
NJ The RURAL, CAR0LfNIAN is specially de-
voted to the development OF the agricultural,
horticultural and pomologtcsl interests OF the
to that end not to be found In any other magazine
IN the world. -. 20. = .,'.!fr ~ .-;;f..i-y;
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 per annum, In advance.
Address WALKER, EVANS 3 CCGSWELL,
sep26 Charleston, s. @.
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MARX YOUR CLOTHING !-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs 70
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R.soF. loP THE THERMoatETER at Joseph
BlackmAas drug store, !No..ss. Broad street,
Der "A: O'Clock, eo 10, 81; a2,'ss; So; !, es;
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/. 6, TIE STocK. BOARD Of this city adopted the
following resolution yestsrdas;;Il,,.. ai5a,i ' >.
nr IE Rssohsdr That through respect for :: the
. nmemWy.ofi General Lee, there be no meeting
. orthis board ON Saturday, the 18TH instant;
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Meetings This Day.

!. Relief Loan Association, at balf-past P. III.
Reform Club, Ward 5, at 8 P. M.
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WRITING DESKS AND PORTFOLIOS, one dollar
each-Hasel street Bazaar, and No. l6l King
street. - ~ ) - - -" octl4-ls -
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
p,oct, WusoN's GROCERY. jun8
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Judge Carpenter has made! arrangements "
address the people as follows: Ugh
/" 1t whapetaw Church, on Saturday. Inc i0'n
q Al the Club House, Mount Pleasant, on Sat-
nrdav thell5th instant, ats Pm.
On Johns. Island, ON Monday, the nth in
stant... ::2 To- :.gec y.c:c =: -: - ~ .
at the Camp Ground, Edisto Island, on Tues
day, the 18th instant. - - Lii
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Exports,.

BosroN--Per scnr Montana7ss bales upland
cotton g bags sea island cotton, o., GOO leet ium
ber, ~ bales paper stock. 40 to9sT2P, ss Gasks
ltons bones; ?.ry .,SG.i 81. %Gs: ,o:h -:!!i!"I
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7TITY-..,AsF.Ra.Al / L S.

- {.,,r.,isErs wiii. lake notice that we czdnol
engage tina. rttfsemenE sent 20 g HTHE
MS office at a later hour than .hali-past nine
O'Clock a, night win ., the next morn r
ne,s paper. All Exception to this rule is made
In favor OF notices Of meetings, deaths ann
funerals. .lLG2E -,
tf.. .':;;.,t1 Appointments. ! t'.''
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WATERPROOF BRoGANs.-Just received, tour
cases OF those celebrated brogans for winter
wear. Sold by the single pair.
.,.,..- JOHN CoMAISs,
y -. No. l3l Meeting street,
ocrs-thA Near the Market.
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Cabinet Making, &r.
CAB1NET.MAKING AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AID SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
frry. q
BY
J. l.. LuNsFoRD, No. ~27 Queen Street

wish to inform my friends and the p16lc gen: ?:
stii At No. 81 Queen street, where all the diseases
that Furniture is heir to will be cured speedily
and on the most reasonable terms as usual
send in, therefore, all your sick and woundea
patients, and will heal them and MAKE glau tae
the hearts Of all those who favor me with patron!
would respectfully beg leave to call your at
tention to the fact that am selling the best Sew
nm Machines to be found In the market, alleon
plete, for only SIT. Csn and examine for your.
selves, and read the testimonials In favor OF the
Improved, Common Sense Family Sewing Ma.
chine and then / am sure you win take one home
with you. .. l. LUNsFGkD
No. q Queen street, near Calder house. :,
aprU m: ra' ~ al .;.'.7 OF :: .iLT'
piIJCsS = PITEg' T3ENNry -
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The MEMORY OF GENERAL LEA meet
Ing OF the citizens of Charleston will ibe held
,;at tie Hiberhian Hall; at II O'Clock to-day, for
Ithe purpose ofpaying a tribute to the memory
of General r. E: Zee. Arrangements have
been. made for the. accommodation Of the
ladies who may be present. %:7..,' =. i
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4 - .
AcADEKy: OF 4Us1S--BESEFiT OF r. Dor
sAY OaDEN.-The benefit Of the above accom-
plished actor and efHcient manager drew out
a fashionable house last night. Z" The; comedy
iof Perfection or the Maid OF Munster, opened
the performance. Thisipiece was especially
chosen for the debut Of Mrs. RID. Ogden. wife
of the benefciare. She played the title role,
Kate O'Brien,, in az effective and lady-like
manner, and her first appearance gave token
Of much excellence in the art which she has
chosen for the future. Charles Paragon was
performed to the lie by. Mr. Ogden. 9Of the
other parts, L Mr. whitaker. was bustling
and vivacious assam, and MISS nsal-
lie Partington; correct, as usual, as Su-
SAN. Sir Lawrence was creditably per-
sonated by E, R.. Dalton. The pantomime Of
the Green Monster closed thoroughly enjoy
able performance, and we sincerely trust that
no great space OF. time viii elapse' before we
again have the pleasure Of welcoming Man
ager ogden and his company back TO our
boards-a wish which we feel is shared by all
patrons of the Drama in our city.
There viii be grand Green Monster matt
nee for ladies and children to-day, at P. NJ,
and the farewell performance of the wondrous
Martinettis takes place tonight Be sure and
attend, or else you viii miss rare treat.
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'lETrai, "a, GREEN MONSTER MATINEE to-day ls 9
,,re.t ,bano,;. for the children to see the "os1
Observation-Disclosures of'tha age. Let; ;them'go
a.,,v 90 there will be great crowd. o.i, .aa:
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p, DONATIONS TO THE FAIR OF TIE GERMAN ERR
LADIES, Soo1ETY.-The. ladies gratefully ac"
knowledge the following donations: one
seven per cent. bond for slOO, J. b. Kal6; G:
D. FRANKIE, $50 in cash; one pair vases, Mrs
'Graver; one castor, Mrs. Funke; one crochet
tidy, Mrs. Catherine Block; one pair shoes,
Mrs.,J. Wulbern; one ps!: vases, D. W. Oh
landt; packages of coffee and sugar, Mrs.
Kuesk; one pair vases, Mrs. A. F. kueck; one
bottle Rhine wine, j., Martin; one pair vases
+. F. Fl LIehmkuhl; one metal 'sugar.dish, one
bottle branded cherries, MI; Hesse; one pair
vases, one silver teapot, daone, bead basket,
J. Garvers; one pair bead baskets, Mrs. Won
Hadeln; one ton Of ceal, F. P. seignious: one
crochet table cover, one pair OF cups and
saucers, Mrs. Dunnemann; two pair vases,
Mrs. F. Meyer; two pair crochet mats, Mrs. M,
Torck; one crochet table cover, Mrs. G. Graf;
one china basket, Mrs. Fedder; one pair china
candTsstick5 and one package.of citron, Mrs.
A. Gerken; one package sugar. H. Wulbern;
eight dozen eggs,- L. Habenicht; two, pair
vases, W. G. Whilden & Co.; H. Gerdts, $40;
A. Geilfuss, IS; A.Koennecke, So; D. Lilien-
thai, So; h. H. Knee IS; ]. G. Often, 81; 0.
Wieters, 81; b. Kueck, s.; Il. Hoffman, 81; F.
W. scharfer, 50; G. Hadderly, sai = Ii ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-15

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