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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-09

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The ssoBurzrNyEsr.-This week, parties in-
tending to vssis the sshutensfest, to ensure ad.
misssnoqEsmust get card OF invtstion from one
sf tho oommtssee In the city, % no cards are sold
at tho gase.
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m CHARLESTON COUNTY-IN THE
COMMON PLEAs.-Equlty side.-MARY CUN-
NfNGHAM, EXECUTOR, vs. ANDREW CUNNING
HAM, HORACE 8. HALL, ET AL.-BILL TO SET.
TILE ESTATE.-In accordance with the order OF
the Hon. r. B. CARPERTER, OF the 18th Of
March, 1870, the Creditors OF the Estate Of
ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, deceased, are hereby
notified that they are required to establish their
respective claims before me on or before the fourth
Monday In MAY, next WIN. ]. GAYER,
mcll2l milo Special Referee
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nsrBSTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of RICHARD
YEADON, deceased, will present the same duly
attested, and those indebted to said Estate viii
make payment TO Messrs. BUST & BUST, Solic-
tors, No. Al Broad street.
CHARLES MACBETH,
may5-thm8 Qualified Executor.
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M1- CARD.-WILLIAM COMINGS
late practical Painter Of the firm Of T. A. BEAM
IsH L CO., Painters, begs leave to return thanks
to his friends and customers Of the late firm.
Being now in the employ Of DOUGLAS i MIL
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POSITIVELY no admittance to the Schutzen-
fest without card OF Invitation got In the city.
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re- MRS. MCMILLAN, HAVING OPEN
ED q SETING-ROOM at her residence, No. "a
Wentworth street, will be pleased to receive q
continuation Of the patronage hitherto extended
to the Sewing. room Of Mr. D. B. Hasclton, in King
street. which is now closed. Mrs. NJ. thinks she
can give general satisfaction to all her patrons.
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m@ SPECIAL NOTICE.-BUUKS FOR

g SPECIAL NOTICE.-BUUKS FOR
Subscription to the Stock OF the ENTERPRISE
RAILROAD COMPANY Of Charleston will bo
opened on and after THIS Day. the 2st instant at
the onlce OF Messrs. WHIPPER, ELLIOTT All
LEN, No. 81 Broad street, where the undersigned
may be found daily between the houra Of 10 A. II.
and 2P.M. WIN. MCKlNLAY,
mch23 ws2mths Treasurer.
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THE ACADEMY OF MUSIc-LA TRAvIATA.-
Mrs. Rchings-Bernard complimentary beneat
took place on Saturday night, when the Acade.
my OF Music was filed with a fashionable aud ap.
precia.ive audience. or the. performance itself
we do not desire TO speak at length. Mrs. Ber.
nard was so seriously ILL., thatshe could, with difi-
Guilty, remain on the stage, and the mortal sick
ness Of one Of the chorus singers, and the grave
indIsposltion OF Miss Mischka, cast damper
upon the spirits Of every member ofthe company.
Mr.. Bowler was evidently tired ont, but struggled
hard &,sing up to his usual level Mr.. Drayton
drsEged in his singing, but his acting was spirit
ed and harmonizing. The company, in general,
did their best, and were warmly applauded, Mrs:
Bernard, Mr.. Drayton and Mr.. Bowler being called
before the curtain.
sThe operatic season Is now closed, and in
taking our leave OF the Richings troupe, we can
emily express once more the opinion that 1t Is,
by far, the most con plete and satisfactory ope-
ratio company which we have had in Charleston
since the beginning Of the late war. There were
one or two disappointing changes Of programme,
and the curtain did not rise with punctuality but
the singing and acting were very satisfactory,
and the operas, as whole, were well rendered.
We hope to welcome the company In Charleston
early next season.
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re- PRoPOsALS.-oFFICE SINKING
FUND COMMISSION, COLOMBIA, 8. c., APRIL
25, ls7O-NotIcc ls hereby given that the Commis-
sion Is now prepared to receive proposals for the
purchase of STOCK owned by the State. All COM
raunieatIons must be addressed to the under.
signed. J. II. RAlNEY,
Secretary Sinking Fund Commission,
anro9 q <ok Columbia, s. C.
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MAY FssTIyAL.-The May Festival of the
Second Presbyt yterian Church took place on Satur.
day afternoon last, on the green in front Of tho
church.
After singing and prayer, Mr.. c. N. Averill. as
sistant superintendent, submitted the annual re-
port, showing that the school was in very -four
ishing eondition-number OF scholars on the roll
oss; average attendance ls5; collections for mis-
slouary purposes during the year sl7S. Address
es were delivered .y Masters Frank WhiTden and
James J. Chisolm, and by Rev. Mr.. Gowan.
After the exercises in the church the children
and the guests partook OF an excellent feast pre-
pa, ed for them on the green. When they assem-
bled around the table. Master James G. Chisom,
In behalf OF the scholars and teachers, presented
to Mr.. G. n. Ayerll, assistant superintendent and
singing master OF the school, silver goblet. In
presenting the goblet, Master Chisolm said that
during the four years Mr.. Averill had filed the
position OF superintendent In the school, his In
terest In It and efforts In its behalf had given un-
bounded satisfaction to all OF the teachers and
scholars, and they had taken this method OF
showing their appreciation Of his services.
Mr.. AverilL on accepting the gift, said:
Dear Chtidren-You have taken me by sur
prise. cannot express the feelings OF my heart
at this expression Of your Kindness in the gift Of
these most beautiful testimonials, as reward for
labors among you.
In thus laboring for your good, have only
acted In concert with my brother teachers, In
distributing the talent God has given US to bring
the lambs into the fold OF Christ.
! accept these tokens OF your appreciation, and
be assared they will renew my heart and all with
in to greater diligence In this blessed work: And
may we all engage more heartily IN u, Inat we
may become bright and shining lights In Heaven.
The entire affair was most pleasant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-09

RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN-0NE PERSON KILLED,
SRyEaAL LWoUsDRD.-Yesterdsy afternoon col
lis!on occurred On the South Carolina Railroad at
the Pive.miIe Curve, between the regular down
passenger train and Q special train which left
here at 3 o'clock with several hundred colored
persons aboard bound for the Camp Meeting at
Ladsoa's station. One colored boy named Joshua
Mlshew, living In Nassau street, was instantly
killed. and Sheriff Mackey and several colored
persons wounded, but none seriously. The names
OF the wounded could not be ascertalned. No
one was injured on tho passenger train. 1t is
stated that the engineer OF this train. observing
that the collision must occur. detached the pas-
senger coaches and ran on with his engine,
letting that receive the shock. Both OF the en-.
gines (the GourdIn and the Dukes) were badly in
Jured. Several OF the box cars and one or two OF
the passenger cars were also injured.
As soon as tho news OF the accident reached
tho city, crowds or persons nocKed 70 the depot
TO hear the particulars, and were gratiHed to
learn that the casualties were less than at nrss
reported.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-09

@ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are notified
that the cargo is being discharged at Pier No. 2,
Union Wharves. All goods uncaed for OF sun
set will be stored at expense and risk OF owners.
wM A. COURTENAY,
maye-1 Union Wharves.
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If YOU wish to go to the schutzenfest du-
ring It's 1--WE days. term, provide yourself with a
ticket before before leaving the city, else most
positively you can't gain admittauce.
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mrFAST LIVING, AND IT'S CONsE

@rFAST LIVING, AND IT'S CONSE-
QUENCES.-when "fast llfe" has undermined
the strength, destroyed the appetite. impaired
the digestion, and stolen the hue OF health from
the cheek-when the hand tremblcs, the spirits
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which have wrought the mischief is, Of course one
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and mental energies from their state OF collapse.
This good work 1t Is the mission OF the Plantation
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be taken.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-09

MBNoRIAL Ass0CIATIoN.7The decoration of
the Confederate soldiers graves will take place to-
norrow afternoon, when, In compliance with q
request OF the Ladies' Memorial Association, the
Grand Lodge OF Ancient Free Masons, OF South
Carolina, win lay the cornerstone Of the monu-
ment to be erected at Magnolia Cemetery to the
Confederate dead. The Craft will assemble at the
Masonic Hail at 2 O'Clock. The subordinate
Lodges, In regalia, will form procession accord
Ing to the date Of their charters, the youngest
drst The procession, under the charge Of Grand
Marshal P. X. Ooburn, win move from the Lan at
3P. n precisely, and take the cars at the depot
OF the South Carolina Railroad Company. The
Chapters, the Oommandery, Delta Lodge Of Per.
lection Nc. I, Past Grand Oilcers and Past Mast
ers are respectfully invited to unite with the
Grand 1hdge. Brothers A. T. smythe G. Ingesby,
scd 8. Thomas, Jr., Past Masters, will act as the
committee OF arrangements.
General Conner will deliver the address.
With pleasure We publish the following appeal
y. the Memorial Association, forwarded to US by
lis president. Mrs. N. A. Snowden:
braye Confederate dead. On this occasion the
Ladies' Association propose to lay the corner.
stone OF monument In honor OF the thousand
who sleep their last sleep at Magnolia, and who
died tnAE We mlgnG. i've. IuS etOuc VIII NC lalu
with Masonic ceremonies, and an address ap-
propriate to the occasion will be delivered BY
General James Conner. The ladies desire TO make
the occasion solemn and impressive one; more
30 than ordinarily. Let flowers and psrlands be
sent In profusion. Let our citizeps attend In full
numbers, 70 attest tn ir respect FOR the memory
OF the fallen brave And to this end the ladies re-
spectfuuJ suggest that schools be dismissed and
stores closed At O'CLOCK P. n. on Tuesday, so
that all who desire IT, may participate In the
solemn rites The ladies hope and believe this ap-
peal will meet ready response. We can surely
give one day In the year to those who gave their
lives for as.
Tho trains Of the Northeastern and South Caro-
lima Railroads viii leave their respective depots
as and balfpast O'Clock for the Cemetery. The
exercises win commence, at 4 O'Clock. Tickets
fsr the'trp can be procured at all Of the book
stores, and the onaces OF THE NEWS and Courier.
Those desiring to contribute movers and ever.
greens are requested to leave their contributions
at the rooms OF the Ladies' Mutual Aid Assecia-
sion, on Chalmers street.
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for
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@ @SCHUTZEN FESTIvAL.-THE
Members and Visitors to the Festival are respect
fully informed that the Restaurant in the main
building is superlntended By JOSEPHINE
CORDES. may93
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wNOTICE TO CONSTGNEES.-CON
sIGNEEs per steamship PR0METHEUs, from Phil
adelphia. are notI1ed that the cargo Is being
discharged THIS DAY, at Browns South Wharf.
All Goods not called for at sunset will be stored
at their expense and risk.
VIM A. CoURTENAY,
may9-1 Agent
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m AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSSES-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents Address
DR.. E. B. FoOTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue, New
York. decA
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ngr SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS.-TO
have good light, spongy, and at all times sweet
Bread, Biscuits, Rolls, Cakes, &C.. to have it nu.
tritious, and yet not Injurious to health, is Ger.
talniy great tleslderatum.
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coyERY.-Mark this II you feel tile least pain
during or after the operation, or II you arc not
satisfied, you'll not pay.
Mons. BERGER will henceforth remove corns
by NEW SOLVENT, which acts only on corns,
and has no more effect on the skin and hesh than
pure water. One must see to bolieve. Apply OF
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-27
AMUsEMRNTs.

PIpER's OPERA HoUsE-THE ZAvIs-
TowsxI SIsrERs.-A densely crowded
audience greeted the first appearance
of the famous Zavistowski Sisters last
evening, anu a very different rs we'll
as much more acceptable style of ell
tertainment was given than has been
seen there for some time past. IL COM
menced with the farce of The Lottery
Ticket, which was most eX~cellently
performed. The Zavistowski version
of Lrion, or he Nan at the Wheel, was
next given, and it was in this popular
burlesaue that the Z~avistowski's made
their appearance. The merit of the
niece consists altogether in orig
inal whimsicalities, eNtravagant in
cidents, music, song and dance,
local hits and general promiscuous
fun, with n refreshing disregard
for arbitrary plot and cramping
conyentionalities. The Sisters were
the prominent feature Of attraction.
and In ~pronouncing them a decided
success, we simply give the opinion Of
everybody present. They are eomely
in form and feature, and inflSe into
their acting n degree of original dash
ing grace and peculiarly irresistible
style decidedly captivating, and neve
falling to secure hearty applause. In
son aud dance we have seldom seen
their equal. Their wardrobe Is splen-
did, but above all it is their style which
so attracts. In the interlude, between
the plays. Miss Emma Webb reclte9
the BeaaifM Snop very tastefully anu
GOOD. As whole the entertainment
Was first rate, and passed off smoothly
with drag or mistake in any respect
II commenced on time, aud closed oe,
fore II o'clock. Bion will be repeated
Tonight, and a new farce Will De
given, entitled Wdnted, Il Young L"oy'
TIE Ar.HNNmnA.-Lew Rather was
we'll received by his old friends last
evening. and infused renewed vigor
and extra jollity into the entertainment
given. Family Troubles 6yM tie B'o@"S
and Ctam-E'el were among the new anu
amusing acts introduced, and h whole
closed with the popular old Ethiopian
opera of Oh! HuSl. The best nleio-
deon company on the Pacific coast Is
now performing at the ALEXANDRIA. See
the bill for tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sh.kius and Burning.

-
II Is not necessary TO Journey. from the tropics TO
Alaska In order to experience the extremes OF neat
and cold. Thousands undergo all the Inconvenience
Of this thermomctrica change every day. or every
other day. as the case may be, without The trouoie
Of moving over the threshold. A word with these
involuntary shakers. What arc they doing to expo
dlte their return to a medium temperature Ito
break the chills and Danish the fever? Arc they
dosing themselves with quinlne. thereby imperilling
the soundness OF their bones and impairinS the vlgor
OF their brains and nervous system? Some OF them
are, no doubt, but not the majority OF them. 1t Is
believed. The value OF Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters
as u harmless and certain specific for fever and asue
Is understood and appreciated In all parts OF the
country where intermlttents prevail. The residents
Of such localities begin to take It early In the spring
as a protection against the mlasma by which they
are surrounded; not all Of them, perhaps, for = blind
adherence to error Is the speciality Of some people,
but not the greater number. .4.f
II there Is any fixed fact In therapeutics, II Is this:
that the Bltters are u far better safeguard against all
the varieties OF periodic maladles produced by I'M
wholesome civilizations than any drug or compound
In the materla medica Of the profession. This asser.
sertIon Is male with all due respect to the faculty.
but being an important truth. and one that nearly
concerns the health OF large settlements In various
parts OF the country, and indeed Of the public at
large, It L. made ~fearlessly. Founded on ample and
unimpeachablc testimony. It deles d%isproval.
To break up chIlls and fever, as well as to prevent
them. there Is nothing 30 reliable a. this wholesome
vegetable restorative.
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