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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-07
By A. C.. McGILLIVARE,
AuctIonee1l

DEBECCA, J. COUTURIER, EXECU-
LII TRX. ofDr: J. J. Couturier, Plaintiff, ys.
Samuel W..Palmer, Defendant In the Common
Pleas. sE, 'f--~Y. r.t's.a
By virtue OF an order OF the hon. &, B. Csrpen-
ter, Judge Of the First Clrcalt In the sboYe case
Twill expose for sale at Public Auction, on s[0N-
DAY, the 7th day Of November, at II O'Clock A. n,
In front Of the Old Customhouse,.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF EANO,
situate In ST. stephens Parish;s In the County or
Charleston, State of South Carolina, measuring
and containing seven hundred and twentyeight
acres Of high Land, more or less, and the swamp
Land adjoining on the Santee River, Quitting all
bounding north partly on. 4rs. S1oWdena Land,
partly on the Santee River, east ON Lands now O.
late Of John Palmer and Robert y. Palmer, south
on Land now orlafe Of Robert II. Palmer, west -
Land Of Mrs. Snowden; and having such smete4
and bounds as are delinea,ed In q plan Of survey
made of the same at the request Of Joseph Palmer,
Administrator Of E1rate OF John Palmer Jr, Dc:
ceased, by T. Sessions surveyed the 18th Of De-
cember, 1888.
Terms of sale-So much cash as will pay the cost
OF the proceedings for Judgment and foreci!2sgrS
and the balance In one year iunQn 5Jofid Win N.
terest al the rate Of seven per cent. Der snpua.
payable annually, secured by mortgage Of tho
premises. 9. W. N. GA0KEY,
.oct24m3 sheriff Charleston County.
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POSTAL IRREGULARITIEs.-The complaint
contained in the following paragraph OF the
Columbia Phoenix applies to nearly every post
route in the State: There is great complaint
relative to the irregularity Of the mails on the
different railroads One day last week no agent
went out on the Greenville Railroad-consequenty
no mail was distributed. On Thursday there was
no Northern mail received here, owing TO the
absence Of the mail agent from the Chario! se'
Columbia and Augusta Railroad. Yesterday there
was no mail from Augusta These irregularities
should be looked into, and, II the present agents
are incompetent others should be appoln'cd- We
cali the attention OF the officials at Washington
to the matter as it is growing evil. If the WORK
casAot be done by the mail agents, we hope an
arrangement will be made with the Adams and
southern Express Companies, anu our word Tor
1t. there Will be no cause OF complaint"
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ST.. PETERS FA1R.-On Saturday night the
attendance at this fair showed marked improve
ment. The music Is good, and the supply OF arti-
cles attractive; aud, independently Of tile good
object In view, the fair Is worthy OF support.
While the fair is In progress, the St. Peters
evening school will be closed. III.
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DONATIONS.

The ladies Of the German Church Fair respect.
fully acknowledge the following donations: one
box South Carolina wlne F. q. ". Bruggeman,
Of orangeburg; two bundles homemade broons.
Henry 8. Tew, Mount Pleasant; one bonnet, Mrs.
zernow; one aue sash, Mrs. Booth; one basket
fruit, Mr.. Klein; one cake, Mr.. Kaprel; one dozen
cups and saucers and one dozen cut glasses, Stol
& Webb; one cake, Mr.. Fleming; one butter cake
Mr.. Ufard; enc round Of beef, I. q. Cunningham;
truck received at refreshment table No. 2: mill:
from Mrs. A. F. Cars.ens; oysters, Mr.. Torck and
Mr. wulbern; milk, Mrs. Sahlmann; ice cream,
Mrs. often; fruit Mrs. L. Barrt.
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HBgRN1AN HALL.-Bishop and the Chapman
sisters gave their farewell performance on satur-
day night. to crowded house. The programme
was the farce Of "My Precious Betsy, the Austria
Ian musicians, and the barlesque OF tne "forty
Thieves" Everything was we'll done In Its way,
and the applause was frequent and vociferous.
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TWENTY-FIVE head Of fine Horses just re-
ceived and for sale low at the Mills House stables.
Horses; also large ones, suitable for hoisttng
work. T0ps ( THORNTON.
n0v4-3
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I HAvE REMOVED from No. Broad street to
No. o. East Bay opposite Courier ofnce,l where
will continue the stationery, job printing land
blank book manufacturing business, until the 1st
OF December when 1 will occupy permanently
one Of Mr.. Lltschgi's new stores.
nnrho z z NRuRvIIIR
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BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS I! at McLoy
Rce's, No. 27o King street, In Black Silks, Irish
and French Popins, Empress Cloths, Delaines,
Flannels, Blankets, Domestic Goods Of all kinds,
Carpets, Matttngs &C., DC. nov1s
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STRANGERS in the city desiring to subscribe
to the best and cheapest newspaper In the South.
will call at our office and have their names en-
tered for the DAILY, TRI.WKEKLY, or WEEKLY
NEWS:
THE DAILY NEWS for one year. So 90
TEE TR1-wELkLY NEWS for one year....... 400
THE WEEKLY NEWS, for one year.........." 200
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE News Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send year orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes. -"
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fertilizers
A GENCY FOR THE ERUVIAN
N GUAN0.

The Subscribers having been appointed Local
Agents for the sale O: PERUVIAN GUANO, would
respectfully informed manufacturers and dealers
that tney will deliver frO!n warehouses, as we4
as from ships direct on arrival rrotn the Peruvisu
Islands, PURE PERUVIAN GUANO, ot the Gene
ral AGENTS price In New York. to VIII: SlxfY
inspect 4 and anil, red 6y Professor SHEPARD,
and saIfactory guarantees Of its qnslity au"
purity viii always be furnished when deslrsu.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS + CC..
sanas FACTORS,
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GRACE CHURCH The repairs on this church
are surlciently near completion TO admit OF Its
being reopened for public worship, and for the
first time for some weeks divine service was per.
formed there yesterday by the pastor, Rev. G. O.
pIncknev
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funeral Nptires.

FLEkING.-=DIed, on the 5th instant, Miss ELLA
LOUISA FLEhfNG, daughter OF D. F. and N. B..
Fleming, In the 22d year OF her age.
@e- HER FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Fleming, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gregg, are respectfully In
vIted to attend her Funeral. at ST. Paul's Church.
Radcllneboro', THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock
now
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CITY-AFF AIRS.
Meetings This Day.

Charleston Mechanic Society, at I P. NJ.
Palmetto Fire Company, at n.
Charleston Rihemen Club, at half.psss +. M.
solomon's Lodge, at half-pa P. NJ
Charleston City Railway Company, at-A. h'
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The MAIDEN's PRAYER, and other handsome
Chromos, at the Uptown News Depot.
poy2-wfm3
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CAsUALrrEs.-During the week ending with
the dawn of Saturday, Charleston has been visit
ed by an unusual number Of deaths BY accident
and other sudden causes. A recapt;rlation e&-
hibIts the following results: Sudden deaths, hve;
drowned, three; suicide, one; supposed murder,
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A RARE CHANCE FOR ADvERFrsSEs.-During
the present week Charleston will be crowded with
-strangers and very large extra editions OF THE
News will be issued to meet the unusual demand.
Now . the time for our merchants and business
:1isn to ayan themselves Of our advertising space,
and reap hundredfod advantage therefrom. A
word to the wise, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-07

pRssESrAr1oN.-The salamander HOOK ano
Ladder Company, Of Georgetown. presented .
handsome silver trumpet to their president MI
Vim n Dorrlll, on Tuesday.
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RUSTIC GOODS Rustic GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks. wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 1s1 King street. oct1s :.
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TaE WATT PLoUaH.-The committee on the
ploughing match have awarded the premium for
the best two horse plough.tc Mr.. George Watf' OF
Rich nond, Va, also the premium for the best one
horse plough to Mr.. George Watt. These Celebrated
ploughs were entered by Messrs. ]. 3. Adger d
Co., who are the sole agents for them in this city,
and who advertise them for sale at Richmond
prices, freight added. T. =.
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Tursos THrArR1cAL-Mr. Edwin Forrest, MISS
limo and Mr.. McArdle, Of the Forrest-Holand
Dramatic Company, are staying az the 'anlS nou,s' 80
and the other members OF that company a. 'n'
Pavilion Hotel.
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FATAL LACCIDENT.-Saturday morning, about
oiaock, Ansel Bryan, colored, OF Mount
Holly, was run over By train on the Northeast
ern Railroad, while attempting to save his dog
from the same fate, his left arm, right leg and
lower jaw bone being badly fractured. The ira n,
after running on about quarter OF mile re-
turned, and, tasin1 up Bryan, brought him to he
city. He was taEeu to the City Hospital, where
It was found necessary to take or his leg above
the knee. His other Injuries were also properly
cared for, but with little hope of his recovery He
expired about 4o'clock on Sunday morning, having
never recovered from the shock of the amputa-
ton. At 10 O'Clock the coroner held an inquest
over tho body, and tho jury brought In verdict of
Academia, death, laying no blame whatever on
the riad.
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TIE MONUMENT AssocIAr1oN.-The annual
meeting Of the South Carolina Monument Associ'
alton will be held In Columbia, on Thursday, NO.
vember 10th. A full attendance Is requested, as
business Of importance will be brought before the
meeting. District managers who may be In Co.
lumbis at the time are specially requested to be
present, and to report to the viee-presidens.
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A NEW LOT Of mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
quires for 5oc, at the Hase street Bazaar and No.
151 King street. oct10-mtu
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ACADEMY OF Music sALooN.-A Hot Lunch
every day from II to O'Clock Oysters served In
every style, day and night. ]. P. HoRBACH,
oct27-1mo Proprietor.
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Tur SOLDIERS GRAVES AT MAGN,LIA.-The
committee OF ladies having In charge the Conieo'
crate grounds at Magnolia Cemetery, request ene
c9ntrbutlon OF rose trees, cuttings, o. plants OIL
any kind. They will receive them at NO. lfo
Coming street and No. 800 East Bay, on the zza
November.
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IMPORTANT ARsEsr.-oflcers Davis and
Burke, OF the detective police, have succeeded In
srresslns, after dillgent search faereralweeRs'
John Henry Brown, the head waiter of the Victoria
Hotel who, during the past month or two, had
carried Oh, at various times, several articles OF
furniture, railyef:ware, clothing, &C., from that
house. Brown confessed his crime, and through
information obtained from him, several Of the
articles have been recovered.-
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5ueriai Nu.lcss.

TICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
has this day resumed the AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS, at No. 90 East Bay, and will
be thankful for the fsvors OF his friends.
noy7-o A. P. CALDWELL.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBuHs, Sin leather bindings,
holding nfty pictures, r5c. and soc. each, at No.
1s1 King street; also at the Hssel street Bazaar.
octl0-mtu CHAs. O. RICHTER & Co.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Holmes & Macbeth will sell between the
,,,rs =, , and O'Clock, at the farm OF Mr.. E. L.
Roche Rutledge avenue, near Fair ounds&micn
cows and beef CATTLE
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The Iron LlNE-A WsEk's FrGJRsS.-The
total exports to New York, during last week, by
this line, shows $50 ,erces rice, 40 barrels dour,
$50 packages naval stores and 645l bales OF up.
land and sea island cotseu-a grand total OF
eight thousand large packages forslx Worrying
days. Thesefgures indicate plainly the capacity
a&l usefulness OF the new Iron Line.
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SALE OF CLoTH1NG.-The sale of clothing
advertised by Mr.. T. NJ. Cater, has been postponed
until tomorrow in consequence Of an error In the
publication Of the advertisement. y, -
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Typ GEORGETOWN TaEs--Mr. Jno. ". TarooA
having engaged in other business, has disposed
NJ his interest In the Georgetown Tmes to MessrS'
Doar r Dozler, who are now the sole Eroprietors'
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LIGHT BUFF ENVELOPES, s cents per pack, at
the Uptown News Depot. nov2-wfm3
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For PHILADELPHIA THIS AFrERSooN.-ine
steamship Empire, Captain Holmes, win sau !of
philadelphia, from Browns North Wnati' 'nls
afternoon. Shippers will hand In bills OF ladins oy
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~ THREE WEEKS AFTER DATE,
application will be made to the Planters aud Me-
chanlcs' Bank for renewal Of Certificates lost: 2
Shares, dated Februsr. 10th, 1913, K. L. SlhONS,
In tru-t for A. TAyEAU SIM0NS, and Share,
No. Il, 1888, In the name OF z. L. SlM0NS.
noy3-th1 me- AUGUSTUS T. SIMONS.
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Marrlcb.

SADLER-XcSWINBY.- AT home, On the even.
ing OF the lat Of November, BY the Rev. ]. Moore,
D. D., Mr. W, B. Sadler. OF iorkvile,, 8. O.. 10
Miss B. E., daughter OF the late P. McSwiney,
Esq, OF this city.
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g- GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYs
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the propristy
or improprety OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress Howard Association, Box r, Philadelphia,
Do eepI7-3m0s
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INITIAL PAPER at 80 cents per box, at the
Uptown News Depot, King, opposite Ann street.
nov2-wfm3
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@-OFFICE OF CHERAW AND SAILS
BURY RAILROAD CoMPANY-CHERAW, s. c.,
OCTOBER 25rH, 1s7o.-TO CONTAGIOUS
Bids are Invited for GRADING the CheraW and
Salisbury Railroad, between Cheraw and Wades-
boro', as far as located, say IS miles, COM
menclng at Cheraw.
Pronles and specifications will be shown, and all
necessary Information given BY the undersigned
at Cheraw, 8. o., from the lst TO the 2lst Novem-
her ensuing, when it Is proposed to let the con-
tract. GEORGE W. EARLE,
octos- winnie Chief Engineer.
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DoN'T FAIL to visit the Uptown News Depot,
and see the handsomest and most complete as.
sortment OF Chromos h the South nova-wfm3
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BILL, HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, e.,
IS, So so aad IS 50 per thousand, accordlnS 70
size, at THB NEWS Job ONCE.
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COUNTRY DEALERS can purchase. their Al
buns at New York prices at the Hssel street Ba
zaar. oct1o-mtu
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, In velvet, .9oc. each
Basel street Bazaar and ls1 King street.
oct10-mtu -
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
Blackf WILSON'S GROCERY. junS
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n@ATTANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPA-

m@ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPA-
NY OF CHARLESTON. s. C.-cHAkLEST0N, s.
c.. NOVEMBER lsr, 1s7o.--ln accordance with
resolution OF the Board Of Directors Ten uol PER
CENT. of the Capital Stock OF this Company Is
hereby called for, payable at the Treasnrer's
oiice, Browns wharf, on or before 10th instant.
noy1-tushmtuwth6 FL. PELZER, Teasurer.
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MURDER OF CoLoA IL G; 7. AMEs.-Colonel c.
T. Ames, the proprietor Or the wei known Circus
anaManAgerie which haaso often visited our city,
was fouliy murdered at Dawson, Terrell County,
Georgia in the carly part orlast week. Sen the eve
ming OF Wednesday. the Colonel was near the en-
trance to his !args circus tent, where the perform
ance had Just begun, Shen difficulty occurred
between The doorkeeper and q drunkeu ruffian
named Russell In attempting to quiet this disturb
auee, the Colonel was fired upon by Russell, and
while In the act of'retreating, was again fired on
by two brothers named Kelley. friends OF Russell
From this fire the Colonel receives ball in the
thigh and one in the hip passing through his
bowels. He expired next day at AZ P. N. The
murderers are In custody, awaiting their trial.
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n- NATIONAL FREEDAIAN'S saw

@ NATIONAL FREEDhlAN'S SAF-
1NGs AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON
BRANCH, No. r. BROAD sTREEr-Money de-
poslted on or before the .lst Of November, will
draw interest from November 1st. Interest allow
ed and compounded in March, July and NoVem-
ber, and on Special Deposits every thirty days.
All Deposits payable on demand with Interest
due. NATHAN hi1aE
oct2q,1Q CaSHleT
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BUsINEss NorICEs.

% POTATO AND GRAHAM BREAD can be had at.
KInsman's Saloon. 8; .noY7!1
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% AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
rRUssEs.-comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. s. B. rO0TE. No. l3o Lexington ayelue, New
york. dscl6
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~ A FEW WORDS OF WEIGHT

~AF FEW WORDS OF WEIGHT
"Doy you mean to say, madam, that he has taken no
other medlclnes'' 3.
This question was asked the other dsyin relh-
tion to a young man, "the only son Of widow"
who was then rapidly recovering from state of
absolute prostrssol. occa.ioRed BY chronic indi.
gestion 1t was asked by a friend OF the family
OF the icvad's mother, Mrs. Herman, No. 65
Abingdon Square, New York.
The medicine referred to was PLANTATION
BlTrERS: ~ do mean to say It," replied Mrs. K;
1--WE had tried twenty other remIdles before, with
out the slightest benefit; but we tried none after.
wards, for the Bitters proved all sufficient
The lady herself Is the authority for this state.
ment; and she further states her belief that the
restorative In question Is the best tonic and invi
gorator ever administered.
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At1ttion 9ales--fatmre Daps.
By WY. LEITCH & RS. BRUNS.

E,SnIaAA,TIE OF MRS. SUSAN c. NEWTON.
lX Residence No. s2 Cannon Street and s tfrss
Building Lots on Spring. Iifs: - M ~: Wv
at the old Post once at II II oieioeS pAfsth inst,
$ That desirable two story wooden DWe11-
ING. on BRICK basement, wish piazzn!i.nI
known as mo. 90 (north side| Csnnoa
street. House ,s contains 1s siX square roons,
front on Cannon by $50 feet In depth more or iess
Also, three lots In rear OF the above, fronting q
Spring, measuring 80 feet each by 15o In depsh.
more or less.
Terms-Half cash, with balance In one year with
interest, secured by bond and mortgage Pur-
chaser to pay us for paper and stamps.
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aSDANCING SCHOOL, BY MONSIEUR
BERGER, over Mr.. Knsmsn's Saloon. No EXTRA
CHARGES for weekly Soirees. For particulars ap-
ply at No. 332 King street. noY5-3f
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M8- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA." from New York, are notified that she
will discharge cargo TO-DAY, ut Pier No. 2 Union
Wharves Goods uncalled for at sunset will re-
main on wharf at owners risk and expense.
noy7-l WIN. A. C0URTENGY, Agent.
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R1cHELnu.-The Holland Dramatic Com
pany open at the Academy Of Music to-night With
Bulwer's "Rich-lleu," q tragedy in which Mr..
Forrest has won laures sufficient In themselves to
place him ct the head Of his profession. Nj. For
rest [, In all the ripe maturity Of his great powers
and, supported as he Is by good stock company,
che performance will be worthy Of the palmiest
deys Of Charleston. This city has ar abiding love
Tor the legitimate drama, and we doubt not that
here, as in Augusta, the theatre will be crowded
every night Of Mr. Forests engagement Re-
served seats for any night may now be secured
at the box office in the Academy Of Music.
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aurtiot. gales.~@bis pap.
BIlHoLMEs & MACBETH,

E,NE DROVE OF MICH COWS AND
u BEEF CATTLE, -, -, -. - -.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 1th November. between
and O'Clock, at the Farmt CT MI. e. L. Roche,
Rutledge Avenue, near the Fair Grounds, 40.
. A fine, lot OF Mich COWS and other Cattle,
Terms cash-cattle to be removed Immediately
after the sale. now
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THs STEAMSHIP G. W. LoRD.-The following
is from the Savannah Advertiser OF Friday last ::
"a bvard Of survey, consisting OF porswardens,
assisted by q. F. Willink, Jr., ship carpenter and
the engineers OF the STEAMSHIPS Magnolia and
Montgomery, was held upon the steamship Chss
W. Lord yesterday. 1t was recommended by the
board that the vessel discharges and tranship one
half of her cargo of $500 boxes sugar, In order to
enable her to proceed oniher voyage to New York
with safety, after undergoing temporary repairs
TO her machinery. Ut seems to be the opinion
that the cargo was 700 heavy forthe vessel. The
Lord was libened on Tuesday for salvage by the
master and owners Of the steamship Hermann
Livingstone 81 -:a:,i:is ,.--'.',::-:
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twenty-five cents will buy package OF SEA
MOSS FARINE OF your Grocer or Druggist, which,
In ton minutes, will make sixteen quarts Of Blanc
Mango, Puddings Custards &C., &C.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-07
..anrtion Sales.--future paps,

By 7. NJ. CATER. -
GALE OF CLOTHING ON TUESDAY
y MORNING, at my Store on second moor, at
half past 10 O'Clock, No. % vendue Range, such as
FROCK COATS l.... :
Black and C0.ored Pants i,rn;
Overcoats
Vests, SILK and Velvet
Cents Shawls
Ladies' Shawls y,
Herino Undershirts, &C., &c
Z And many other articles.
! Conditions cash. .-''s,-t: now