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Evening star., 1870-01-06

A CUBAN PRIvATEER IN CHARLESTON HAIR
BoR.-Mr. Roberts, the Spanish Minister, has
notified the State Department that the steamer
Annie, Cuban privateer, crossed the bar OF
Charleston harbOr yesterday about noon, and
anchored off Fort Sumter, with portion of the
crew Of the Hornet on board. The Secretary Of
State Immediately notified the Navy Depart
ment, and 1t is thought that one Of our iron
clads will be sent to Charleston Immediately, In
case Of any emergency A revenue cutter, with
the U. s. Marshal on board, has been ordered
down to the suspected steamer.
Evening star., 1870-01-06
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disapI ointment; ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects o. had Dyes invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK OR
BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
16 Bond street, N.Y. Sc 5-eoly
Evening star., 1870-01-06

TIE RHcRPTIoNs.-Those who received yes
terday were Mrs. Vice President Colfax, Mrs.
Secretary Fish, Mrs. Secretary Boutwell, and
daughter, Mrs. Secretary Belknap, Mrs. Cres-
well and Miss Mcintyre, her sister, Mrs. Speaker
Blaine, Mrs. General Sherman and daughter
and others. The hours Of receiving were from
1 until 4 O'Clock p. M, during which time the
streets were fairly thronged with the equipages
Of the various members Of the different Lega-
tons and many Of our prominent citizens The
delightful weather was highly favorable for q
full turnout Of the beauty and fashion Of the
Metropolis.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

On the petition OF Sf cikGs R6BERTs. q q Three %
Rivers, Mich, and JOHN cox, Of Newhope Penn
praying for the extension Of q patent granted 10
thsm the 18th day OK March, 1859. for improve
ment In Grain Separators:
IL is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the I'd day Of February next that the time
for fling arguments and the Examiners b report b.
limited 10 the 9Th day Of March next, and that
ksid petition be heard the 9Th day Of March next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL y. FIsHER.
de24- lavSw CoRnissionercf q Pateafs,
Evening star., 1870-01-06

Opeu from ea. n. to = ,. N. The Bar II stocked
With the finest Liquors, Wines, and Alee.
segars Of the finest bRands.
ean and re. e<Iy
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anrtipn gaIes= fntHrs lgars.
.I1ssIGNEEs IS A"Ek
..IA iTEREE VALUABLE RICE PLANTATIONS

"A S S l u n II II d . H.
~ THREE VALUABLE Rf0E PLANTATION ts
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed ~,
Ihe Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge Of the Unted
States Court for the DISTRICT ofS0ut1 UasGnaa,, &!
win otler for sale at Public Auction, e. @s V!9
the first day Of November next at.lf O'CLOCK
I; : : : :; the following PLANTATIONS, to,wit::
o l.; GREEN POINT PLANTATION, IN Beaqlofs
100 acres, OF which 2aI acres are tide swamp rios
feldsIunder bank, and the balance high lands, II
woods, pastures, &c. Bounded north on Lands
Of Mrs. susan s. Keith; south by Lands OF 4rs:
River; east by said river, and west BY Lands Of
= & q GROVE PLANTATffoS. In Colleton County:
north side Of Combshee Elver. containing 10
cleared swamps, and S13 acres OF highland nelds,
woods, &c. Bounded north BY Lands OF ,Mrs.
William Henry Hayward; east oy Lanas oL MeyeIS
and BIasel, and west by Lands Of Nathaniet Hey
ward and Mrs. William Henry Hayward. 20
Also all that TRACT OF LAND; adjoining the
above, containing q acress OF uncleared swamp,
and formerly part Of the Vineyard plantaaon.
above, containing 38 acrea Of uncle8redi swamp,
and origlnally'a part Of the Vineyard reserved
:, Part s. PART OF THE BLANFoRD PLANTATION,
IL Beaufort County, south side OF Oombahoe
River, containing SOS acrsa Of pnreclaRsd
Ia Lands r or Mrs, Wiiaani HeywMd; east by Cdmbsf.
hee River; south and westby Lands Of htsa VII
!. l., PINE LAND HOUSE, on the, Waterford
Ter, Ter,msMone.foufth % % cash. the balance payable
In one, two and three: years; the deferred pay.
naents to be secured BY bonds Of the purchaser
ana mortgage Of the premises, with interest as
the rate OF seven per cent. per annufn. Purchases
HENRY IDEAS, JR-,
2, Assignee Of William Henry Heyward.i
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ss- AN AUTUMN SUGGESTION

sr AN AUTUMN SUGGESTION
Now, as heavy fogs arise and searching winds
commence to blow; now, as the human body,
exhausted like inanimate nature by the heats oi
summer, begin to wilt and droop; now, ere tne
inclement winter makes Its trying onset; now is
the time for preparatory course OF the best &C.
clIlnatlng medicine In existence, H0STETrhR'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
Fever and Ague is rampant in ail parts OF the
country. Quinine, the physicians admit, will not
nuell the phase OF the disease which at the pres
ent pervades the entire West 1t is well that II IS
90. for the remedy (so-caledl is deadller than
the malady. But if quinine Is inefficient In inter-
m,ttrnt feyers, Hostetters Bitters Is irresistible
II wonld be safe to make contract, under heavy
penalties, that any given "Fever.and Ague DIS
trict, should be exempted from the disorder ior
any particular time, provided every inhaoitant
would take the Bltters according to odrectlonsd
ING the term Of the contract. There has never been
an instance in which this sterling invigorant and
antI-rebr!le medicine he's failed to ward on tne
complaiat, when taken duly as protection
against malaria. Hundreds Of physicians nave
abandoned all the oficinsi specifics and now pre-
scribe this harmless vegetable tonic, and nothing
else. as preventive and cure for all the forms o
chiIls aud fever. vigor is the thing most needfu
| In thee cases, as well Us in dyspepsia and ner
| yous affections, and Hostetter's BlIters are TN
safest. suress, and mcst wholesome Strengthening
nreraration that human skill has yet concocted
| oct2o-pSC6
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TIE GREAT GERMAN RAIR.

The work of arranging the concertrooms OF
the Academy OF Music, for the accommodation
ofsthe Fair Of the German Ladies' Society, will be.
gin this evening. Four long tables, for display
ing the fancy articles. viii be set IN regular order
along the sides OF the rooms, and will be under
the management OF Mrs. a. Bischon, Mrs. n.
Fehrenbach, Mrs. E. ]. b. Fischer, and Mrs. G..
ANNE. There viii also be two refreshment ta-
bles under the management Of Mrs. D. A. ANIME,
the president OF the society, and Mrs. A. Nlwitz.
The rooms will be elegantly decorated with ever.
greens and flowers. and the flags OF all nations
will be hung along the walls. In one Of the rooms
will be Jacobs well, without which no fair
would be complete.
The fancy tables will display great many
handsome articles, for sale and rafne, varying In
value, fr ON twenty five cents to five hundred dol
lars and number Of grab-bags will be carried
around the rooms, for the satisfaction OF juvenile
, purchasers. The refreshment tables will be load
ed with every luxury that the sppetltes OF the
visitors may demand Four magnificent steeple
cakes will be rafied for reasonable amounts.
Refreshments will be provided at low rates, and
the hungry and thirsty may obtain anything be-
tween glass OF lemonade and square supper. ::
"A magnificent epergne, or combined fruit and
cake stand, two feet and half high, made OF Sill
yer and valued at about i've hundred dollars, will
be awarded TO the fire company holding the
largest number Of tickets. The price Of the tickets
has not yet been fixed, but they will probably be
sold at enc dollar apiece. The epergne Will be
placed in the centre Of the presidents table. Mul
ler,s Band will be In attendance, and will delight
those who love the pleasures Of the dance.
The doors will be opened at P. N. on Monday,
the slst instant, and win be closed nightly at mid
night. Tickets Of admission will be sold at ffty
cents piece, children halrprice. This Ia the nrst
fair that has been undertaken In aid OF the Ger
man Church In this city, and it gives Us pleasure
to announce that the ladies Of other denonina-
tions have, in many cases, manifested their inter-
est by liberal donations.
A number Of exquisite pieces OF neede-Wors,
and other articles donations to the fair, are to be
seen at Mr.. F. Won Santen's, No. 27o King street..
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TIE GREAT FAIs.-The air opens on Tues
dsy, and many things are still wanted by the
committee In the way Of decorations Tor the
great hall. The efforts Of the young ladies and
gentlemen who have already given their assist
ance in this line have accomplished much, but
the building is 30 large, thai the committee are
again compelled to carupon the ladies for aid.
Five hundred baskets OF flowers, arranged Tor
show, are wanted to complete the decorations,
and assistance from the young people Of Charles.
ton Is earnestly. desired The baskets are to be
he1t to Holiness. Lyceum, where they will be
taken in charge by committee, and receipt
given for them to insure their return visit to
fairgrounds to-day win amply repay oil the young
people who desire to spend a pleasant Saturday,
and assist In promoting En- object OF such impor-
sance to the internal Improvement Of old Caro-
lima. ts'
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Hotel Arrlvaiss7oe.ohsr; ; ~
CHARLESTON HOTEL


B, E. Bliss, New York; E. B. Stoddard, Bos-
ton; J. T. g. Anderson, wife and child, Florida; B.
G. Rockville and wife. Aiken; p. Aborn, Boston;
T. S. Els, Florida; J. D. Robertson, Blurton; A.
Dewitt Baltimore;J ]. McRae Georgia; W. q. Ger
spach. J. g. Kemsman, Pennsylvania.
y MILLS HOUSE.
W. q. Fowler, New Orleans; A. E. sommers,
Florida: @. Qulntard, T. NJ. Nevin. W. Bonner.
New York; s. Dewitt, Augusta; J. &. Bacon,
Edoeue,d: ". q. Burnett Baltimore; R Anwan,
New York; ]. Gorlam, Savannah.
PAVILION HOTEL
R. Thompson, Barnwell; A. Huu' Ne" io.k l,
r. .,,s,n ". Biers, Baltimore; J. Humbert, South
Carolina: ]. 8. Foster, Florence; J. s. owen, Az
I'D RIM: p. R. Ooburn, Summerville; J. ?. Baea
nslssr, Wlllissen.
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prA GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

R-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, In 1884, DR.. RUGGE dlscov.
cred "CarboNc Acid" and its extraordinary medi.
cal effects, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
euuallsd It. Largely used by the French physi-
clans In treatment OF corsunptlve and sTofu-
lous diseases, it was introduced bJ the Court Ply
s,c,an OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus.
sta, and. from thence 80 the United States. No
thing else of the present day can equal HEN.
RY,s SOLUTION OR CARBoIIo CONSTITUTION
RENOyAToR. Patients get better after only one
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
II to the publc.|Editor "Argus." r 1anl7 lyr
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! By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,.
AuctIonecrs. =

!. 4 UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
~ Will be sold on TUESDAY, 1st OF November
Ali that LOT with the two story DWELLING
HOUSE and KITCHEN, on Park street fE Mar9
No. 8, near Rutledge and Line, measuring 40 foet
on Park street. IS feet on the northa and 60feet on
the south line; bounding on Lands:now or FORM
erly of p. Mathews,f- Ryan and, others un-
known: but marked as Lots 2 and T. onJ. Il.
Brsnchs DIS. Survey OF Upper Wards. llLsi. siisS
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay LIZ @. for pa
pers. .i:Fs S!-..s '- oct2'-thstaS =
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COUNTING EHE VOTE.
A Reform Majority in Charleston City.

Last evening the board OF canVassers, having
made better progress than on any previous day,
finished the votes for the eighth ward and We
are able to lay before our readers tnls morning
the result OF the late election as far as the City of
Ch srlesron is concerned. The majority for Re.
form is smaller than was at first expected, but
still shows an exceedingly gratifying change for
the better since the municipal election OF 1858,
when the Conservatives were defeated by ma
jority Of eighteen. The people have done their
duty and although their success In the city Is not
sufdcient to influence the county vote, they have
done enough to satisfy themselves that IN the
municipal elections Of 1871, with good represen'
tative ticket and plenty Of systematic hard work,
they can elect Isyor and Board Of Alderman
who will economlze the revenues Of the city, re-
duce taxation, and carry ousin every particular
the broad principles Of Intelligence, Retrenchmens
and Reform.
The entire number OF votes cast, as shown IN
detail in another column, Is 1o,s9S. OF this mum.
Der Judge Carpenter the Reform candidate lor
Goyernor) received 500, and Governor Scott (the
Radical candidste) received 532a giving the Re
form party q majority Of 3l7 votes. General But
Ter fthe Reform candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor) polled Sis votes-4s votes more than Judge
Carpenter and 42l votes more than his opponent
Mr.. A. ]. Ransier. -, -. ~
&C. Bowen, Radical, for Congress, received
SAT votes beating his opponents, r. e. DeLarge
colored Radical, by sl74 votes, and R. S. Tharin'
Independent, by 5242 votes.
Mr.. Edwin Bates the Reform candidate ior
State senator, polled 57oe votes, beating W. d.
Nishaw, Rae al, by 1866 votes, and Cain, Radical
by 421s vot
These fig 3d. Of course, relate to the city only.
After fin ling the city vote the commissioners
went on VI ith the country VOTE completing ST.
Thomas and St. Denis, Wadmalaw Island, st.
stephen,s, Pineville and Christ Church Parish.
Adding the additional vote, wehave the following
totals as far as the vote Is counted. Carpenter
s0ss. Scott 74l6; Scott's majority 13+S. Butler
gill, Ransier 1885, Ransler's majority 1872. For
G.. Bowen 72ti, R g. DeLarge 27Si.
Bo1en's majority 4tso.
For State senator, the vote stands y: Bates, Ae-
former, 5000; Mishaw. Radical, 54s6; Cain, 1870.
Bates,s majority over Mishaw, s4s votes.
It viii be noticed that the Bowen ticket makes
oll the running in the parishes except IN Christ
Church; where the DeLarge ticket Is ahead. L.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. George Qulntard, president
of the New Y rs and Charleston Steamship Com
pany, arrived on the James Adger yesterday, aud
Is guest Of the Mills House. Accompanying
him, are Messrs. T. N, Nevin and William Bon
ner, both "solid men'' of New York. Mr.. Quin'
tsrd has done not little to benefit our ''City bJ
the Sea, and we trust he will find his brief stay
among rs both pleasant and profitable.
:, Major John E. Bacon, Of fEdgeaeld S. c.. arrived
IN this city yesterday afternoon and is staying at
the Mills House.
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suIc1pH.--Mr. }. 7. Wescote, student OF
the Greenyile Theological Seminary, cut MS
throat With razor in his room In the Seminary
hoa,dIno house on Thursday evening last The
Enterprise says mat Mr.. Wescott was known 70
be subject to attacks Of gloomlness. and his most
intimate associates have for months past reared
that his mind was at times seriously anected Dy
them. Disor 1ered health, acting upon his pecuh-
ar teunperament. was doubtless the cause OF these
attssfs. Mr.. wescott was from Smithyille, not
far from wilmington; n. c., and was about twen'
ty.seyer wears old.
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ms- AWAYWlTH SPECTACLES.-
Ewes made new, easily, without doctor or medi.
e,nes. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad.
dress DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue,
Now York QeGlh
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CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHuRcH.-We are
informed that public services for the sunday
school OF this church will be held In the main eol'
dce on tomorrow afternoon, at halfpast O'CLOCK
Rev. John T. wightman has kindly consented 10
deliver lecture, with blackboard exercise ior
the instruction Of the pupils. The school OF the
soring street Church will also attend. The gene
raj public are Invited. The children will occupy
the middle aisle.
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@ SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
FAIR--Persons desiring to send articles for e1ni.
bition at the approaching Fair Of the "soush Caro-
Lima Institute" are notified that the building is
now ready for the reception Of goods.
The undersigned will be at his office on the Falr
Grounds every day, between sunrise and sunset,
until the lst November, for the purpose Of recev-
ing aud entering articles for exhibition or
aeompetltion for premiums"
Small packages can be left as the store OF Messrs
W. G. WHILDEN 4 co., corner King and Beaufain
streets. 8. MONTAGUE GRIMKEi
octas4 superintendent.
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npCOTTON PRESSES ON UNION
WHARF.-The Press at East end OF Shed on Union
Wharf will be known as STEAMERS PREss.n
aud that at the West end will retain tue name Of
"STATE PRESS.n
Both Presses Will be 1nder the management OF
the subscriber, assisted BY Mr.. MCcABE.
Shippers OF cotton will please take note OF the
several names Of the Presses, and draw up their
receipts accordingly.
No change has been made in the charge for
COMPRISING. sa-ra
John HANCKEL.
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CRuMBs.-Two vest patterns have been re-
covered by the detectives and are now AZ the
suardhouse, where they will be delivered to tne
owner on proof Of property
Miss Annie Seton, the accomplished young
actress, lately attached to the Harvey COMEDY
Company, has gone to New York.
The Comet Star Fire Engine Company WILL give
. grand fair at the Military Hall, commencing
on Monday night.
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CITY AFT AIRS.

We BEG that the commissioners and nsn-
ayers Of elections win send us' as soon as posi-
bic, statement of the number Of notes cast, and
OF sseprobable result Of the elections 1t is IN
poysant that all friends Of THE NEWS attend to
this matter without delay.
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FRaMEsI FRAMES! FRAMES !-AT REDUCED
PR1cHsl AT REDUCED PRICES !-Por Photo
graphs and Imperial Cards-the greatest variety
ever seen In this city-the Ladies' ore especially
invited to call at No. 1sl King street, or OF the
Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-is
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CASES BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CoAA1s-
sIoSzR YEsrERDAY.-Jefrey Snipes arrested Tor
voting twice, gave bail to appear for examina.
lion o4 the slst inst. 40,
Prosper Flood aud Robin Geddis, charged with
unrsirness as managers OF a poll, gave bail to ap-
pear before the January term Of the United States
court. Several warrants Of arrest were Issued.
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BUsINEsS N0TI Toes.

MEssss. ANDREW & sALyo have just received
large supply Of apples, large enough and fair
enough to tempt the modern Eve without the IN
terventlon Of a serpent; also, cabbages, almonds,
potatoes, and every other variety of nut, Vegesa-
BILE and fruit.
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CHANGE OF ScHEDuLE.-The schedule OF the
steamer Emile has been chLnged Jor m1s trip
o,,lv, 80 that she viii leave on Sunday morning.
at O'Clock and returning Will leave Georgetown
on Monday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock. This change
is made for the special accommodation Of visit
tors to the Institute Fair, who will be passed for
the round trip on one fare, which rate Will re.
main in force until the trip on the 9th OF Sovem-
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ros NEW YORK on MoNDAY.-The Al iron
ecrew steamer Hercules will sail on MONDAY, Slss
Tor New York. as will be seen BY the advertise
ment. She can take limited amount OF cotton
II applied for early.
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asr ASsIGNEE's NOTICE OF AP.

~ ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE OF AP-
PoINrMENT.-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
TIE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-In the Matter Of G. N.
AYERILL & SON, Bankrupts.-fn Bankruptcy.
To whom 1t may concern: The undersigned here
bySgiyes notice Of his appointment as Assignee OF
C. n. AvERILL 4 SON, Of the City Of Charleston,
In the County OF Charleston, and State Of South
Carolina, within said District, who have been ad-
judged Bankrupts upon their own petition, by
the District Court Of said District, dated at
Charleston, the day Of October, A. D. 1870.
HERMANN BULwINKLE,
oc,oo oo Assignee,
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The BREHES LrSE.-The Bremen Line OF
North German steamships having resumed their
regular trips to and from Baltimore, MI Paul U.
Trenholm, OF Union .wharves, the agent OF the
Charleston and Baltimore Steamship Line, VIII
issue through bills Of lading frem Charleston 10
the North German ports.
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TAxEs.-The extended time allowed for the
payment Of the city and State taxes expires on
the SIS. instant and the attention OF all who oo'
jsct to paying the % per cent. penalty Is called 10
the notices Of the city and county treasurers, In
serted In our columns this morning.
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TIE MANDAMUs. AGAINST Cry, ,CoUSCH--,
JUDGE PLArrs DECISION The pesitieh for man!
damus, to compel Ceult4 to. issue an order for an
election to al the vsearcles existing n the pres
eat Board Of Aldermen, octasioned' by the resig-
nation Of Aldermen T. J. Haekey, and, q. ". NJ
Msckey, and the death 81 Alderman David Bar:
row, has been dlsmlssed.s The pefouowIng is the de-
-oislon Of the Judge: -; a.. ,..i,,, =
The State ex relatione g. L. Bennett ct al vs..
the CITY Council nf Charleston Petition for man.
damus to compel the city to order au election to
ffll vacancies In the City Council.
The respondent (the .ciryl showed for. cause
against the granting Of writ. OF uandamus,
first that the Uou { OF General. Sessions had no
the rule is asked does not show suti1cie nt cause
The Judgment Is ss follows: "The questions
arising from the two; grounds OF demurrefsMele
fully argued before me BY counsel on both sides,
snd subsequently Ihave investigated the re. oras
OF the Supreme Court to ascertain tne aecision ~
a certain case referred to by respondents coun-
sei and wherein the demurrer was precisely the
ssmeas the first branch OF demurrer II tnts case,
to wit: that the Court OF General sessions nau no
Jurisdiction in :7pdndqne1ts cases: ~ was tue
case OF the Stateex rel. b. D. TOWNSEND ct az VS..
H. McIver ct al The Supreme Cours rulen o.sA Ina.
the Constitution had transferred the Jurisdlcuon
In 1nnndantus cases from the General sessions
,Conrt to the Common Pleas Court, and tnal the
latter court possessed 1t exclusively"
the Supreme Court having thus teclued as W
the question ofjurisdlcti0n no lurther no,lce can
hers be taken Ul the second ofancu VI respou'
The netltion for r.nrdan,us is dismissed.
2. PLAT, Judge Second oHee!ss
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GRAND AND FIRST OPENING OF DRY Goods,
consisting Of Dress Goods, Blankets, Fiannels,
casstmeres, velvets, Silks; also, Carpets and
olleloths, &C., at the Branch Store Of Furchgotr'
Benedict q Co., No. IA King street; nextto the
Misses Ashtons., Most all the goods are OF our
own Importation, and VIII be offered to the public
at such prices never known in Charleston be-
% - ,fe.r. oot4
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WRITING DESKS AND PORTFOLIOS, one dollar
each-Hasel street Bazaar, and No. l6l King
street. octiris
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ACADEMY OF Music sALooN.-A hot Lunch
every day from IL to O'Clock. Oysters served In
every style, day and night. Up. HoRBAcH'
oc,o7-1mo Proprietor.