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L DiSthi ci1l EAiLao ~ ooMrANY; sn
IN. ue and coap Sas' Ga me me- AnSui mors.
Eiss per Cent Colo Boaa. q q. s. Jo.gpe and ben
Pa AZ l ne .a @ ,s G lss q
Cost ano youuo.
EOUSD-A strayed dog. The owner can have hi m
PE Poyng EfSneriy and pa aRg e1prhs sc AIRY
st. New York.
I O~T-sio Rewsrd-o THURSDAY. AUG. T. between
The hour; Of and oGoSk T. o "a so1ns fTom
"a sy ca, 10 10 MN = snbsyntinp PAPER signed ey
number Of shlp lug and commercial nrms OF tins Guy
once Of Eyenng Express
I .osT OR STOLEN, Aug, 8 nom aEo. PARsoNs
La CO., = Para pace NeNl ork GRAFT T. their or.
T% hs orI rom oSn II sepcns
sio ioh o. thee were without genuine EMO seent
atng them.
4 OsT-On Tuesday, Aug. =, red yellow COW. The
~ rndcT VII receive go on turning neI 70
PAitl' n FOX. isth ST., cor Broadwav,
Ok REwARD.-Gray parrot. VITA rcd 1a.l dew
'pO hom Sil Ma G.
Sors.s anO daTrlal's.
WANTED-To purchase some good. low-nriccd
VIOLA horses. Apply al isrrS house loot OF "a IT,
North River.
" SSlV Up. r q 4 ad % 3 Duane ST. Sc cheap
Aurtlun noness
ALnEnT. II; N II Hs i,tAyE,((TTioNEEh'
AUcli6NkEH HSb sf6tS Bi6KeR.
,,,.e,., go Onoos, ~ mes, erocrs All,
hEbS6SShb v AHRGGIMsSGSS p skSS II fhHH o.
SPEtlAl SALES made on other aant Mnen rqSiieu'
which has been the estaDhned custom VAN tnls house
SOCKS ana Bonds, Government Securities and Gold
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YACHT RACE Monday, August s-Amsrlea
Il against Englani tor the Queens Cnp The fast sea.
going steamer EAGLE and 9arge CoAsACkIE will
accompany the yAchts from the Club House, Staten
Island, around the Light-hip thus giving the Jublc
the pleasure Of witnessing the race Iickes Tor the
excursion 81 Leave Christopher 81, North River at
us Nj spring 81 9S5; pier 10. ilckets 70 be had
on the pier y. HUGHES,
ID ROMAN.
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I1ANhIsG HOUSE or
HENRY CLEws a co.
- WALL STREET
INTEREST ALLOWED
on DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY OR GOLD.
Ferrous dcposriug ia US eau check sight IN
manner ~ with National BANS
Certfc.es Of deposit is,ued bearing interest a. mar
ket rates Colectoas made on ali points, and loans
negotiated.
We boy and sell At current market prices u. s. GOV
kNMEAI BONDS OF oil Issues and execute orders
Tor the purchase aad sale Of GOLD and al rntclass
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BRooKLYN AND RocKAwAY BEACH RAILROAD

STEAM CARS will run from Hunters Point Il
- Calvary Cemetery Maspeth, Winfield, aud atut
every half hour irom5 A. NJ. TOR. NJ.
SAMUEL SMITH Lessee,
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RnbIit Notlt,s.


SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received ~ bi
= Committee ~ Normal, Evening, and Coiofel
Schools al the once Of the Clerk Of tn Board Of Efu
cstou, corner OF Grand and m streets untl ti1sy.
tue llth Gay ot August lSi, md until O'rilck T. NJ.
on "a q daY, tot grading the plot bonded by fuurh
aud Lexington avenues. aud sixty eighth aud 5lIY.
ninth -trcets.
Survey ana specification may OF the once q
The surcrirtendcut ot Buildings ana Repairs. No iB
GIaud street third floor.
Proposals mast state the amount for tho entire work,
and De endorsed Proposal Tor G ,adinl,'
Two responsible ana apnroVCd surCnVs viii be 70
quCd from the successful bidder. aud rpp VAL
MOI he considered unless suretirs are named
The Committee res the rgnt to reject any of ~
Of the PROF osas offered, II deemed Tor the pubic ~
tCrcst to 40
ISAAC BELL, Committee
MN. E DURYFA,
NATHANIEL JARVIS, JR.. Normal. Kyenins
MAGNus GROSS, aud
WILLIAM WOOD. J COlored schools.
New YORK, August 5. iS70.
~ INVESTORS OF WAiER METERS.
The Department Of Public wor. CITY OF New YORK,
will aud Altei the 20th OF August next he prepared
10 examine ana test the canarty ana accuiac' o any
wstei meter that may be lrcscated ~ Il for tuat paT'
nose. WILLIAM NJ TWEED,
Commissioner Public Murki.
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y 10 fipruPh6h ASb SrftNnniIibS
ITALY Grace, saturday, August 6. at n.
kNGLA u. Webster. saturday, August 10, ats y. "
ana currency
PrcDaid tccrarr tickets from Liverpool QueeustOWn,
Londonderry, aud glasgow, ~, clrreucy. -
STEAM To AND FROM HANRE AND LONDON
every tOrnight. calling Plymouth 10 land passengers
VIRGINIA, saturday, August 10. at A. NJ.
DENMARK, "Wednesday. August a. at ? p. NJ.
PENNSYLVANIA Wednesday. September :, at ? T. NJ.
Cabin 50 aud 80 currency
slccrugr passage ....................f so cutTcuCY
Passengers hookcl 10 Paris at teduced rates.
For further Information aoply al the Compauyb
ttices o. Broadway.
T. W. j. HURST. Manager.
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DREeIDENT'- OFFICE. ST.. JosErH AND
Il DENk EIs CIll RAILROAD COMPANY,
ST. JosEPn. Mo, August l. lSi0
=, The Interest and coupons on The = II MORTGAGE
Eight Cent Gold Bouds Of the ST. Joseph and Den
yer CITY Raj road Company, due August u.s. SiO Will be
paid IN gold At the armers Loan Ald Trust Company,
Of the Cay OF New York aud thai tc Tree oI
GEORGE II. HALL PTetldent
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Rttt,ngs,

DOIES.-To consider the question, What are
i tue we've OF the Poles sponi The warm Europe
meeting Will be held ~ Mr., OTABS 1is I'd st. sunday
next al o'clock T. M. Dr. MACKlEWlCZ, GAlCk,
kULIkOWSKl.
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q ugartntrs9Ip slOtnrs.

TuRrul snrInmems
GREAT OFrER.-HORACF WATERS No
"a ts Broadway, Will dispose OF 40 Pianos MclodcOns
aud Organs OF an nTa-ciafs makers incndiuE Chick
tf,nkt Al extremely Tow prices tor cash during this
mOhlh. or VIII IKE from q to SIS monthly uull paid
Tue same 70 let. and rent money applied purchased.
A NkW ioctays piano Tor Ss5 CASH also. n few
~ new, t00. organs ana meodeOns aud second -haad
pianos OIL nbtailnu his. NJ " per month I'll pald.
HORACE WATERS, ASl Broadway
L ADY leaving town viii sell Tor 800 hancs some
- piahoforte, stool and cover; celebrated makers
modern improvements d Third o.,
ID O~EWtbOD i-,CtAVo piano, sion fully qua an.
~ iced, JAAks GORDON, lsb DiVcckei st, Hear
haCduugal.
rHHE GREATI MON rIANO CO., at AZ iOlh
Az New YORK, are making the largest stock OF
square pianos ever made 10 this county the fall
frAde. tive tArsn q call J.f, HALE, President
1nn STANDARD ORGANS TO rent and cold
lowell toward me Pnrrhhue
FrI"GWSI rIIrG.lN 4 Co al aroaasas
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sortment of other agricultural implements 1t
thus appears that their object is to form an agrt
cultural colony"
The Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce has
unanimously adopted q resolution declaring mat
the financial condition OF the country requires
such supervision of the tarlr BY the present Con-
cress Is Will realize the largest revenues III inc
least hurLensome manner 10 the manufacturing
interests reqiuring it; that tarlir TO iosIcr
monopolies and give special advantages 10 Il cohl-
narrative small number of persons is oppressive
and unjust 10 tho gsca, body of the people, ami
will not he tolerated. by any political party, when
the ncople are enlightened as to its operations:
tn,f the Tarn' bill lately presented hy the Conn.,
mit,ce on Ways and Means is not such as is de-
manded in the present depressed condition OF
trade and manufactures: that 1t reuews AMI even
aggravates the odious discriminating characters
tics of existing laws by which large advantages
are given to some departments, creating cnor
nous wealth for few. which Is unjustly taken
from the pockets Of the many, under pretcnce o.
protecting labor, but which in fact robs labol
OF its fair returns by destroying other industry
and forcing labor into competition with itself
AMI that all raw material and articles entering
in the province of labor should he admitted fret
of duty or at the lowest possible rates conslstch
with the established industries and Win th'
| financial condition of the country.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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Address RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
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whittemorc and West Point.

Congressman.4W 4Whittemore is accused of
selling West Point cadetship for five hun
dred dollars, and the members of the COM
mittee which investigated the charge talk OF
expelling the impudent advcnturer from his
seat in Congress if the charge be sustained.
But whittemore need not be uneasy. His
companions, Hoge aud Bowen, are choice
examples of the indulgent kindness of the
Radical majority toward the supporters OF
their party. 1t would be a scandal and
shame to allow Whittemore to be expelled
for the sale OF o pitiful cadetship, while
Bowen and Hoge are allowed to retain their
seats and aid in making laws for the whole
American people.
If we were TO wait until doomsday, Radl-
cal CONGRESS would do nothing toward re-
moving the South Carolina trio. The
remedy must be found here in the State
here in the midst of the people whom they
have sandered and abused-here in the
milst of the white men and colored men
whom they insult and misrepresent. Al
ready a movement is afoot to defeat the re-
nomination of Wllttemore, and the Radl'
Gals declare that they are sick Of lIoge and
Bowen. 1t is even said that Rainey, the
colored senator from Georgetown. will be III
the field, ii necessary. in opposition to Whit
tcmore.
Senator Rainey is, for all that We know
an honest and conscientious man. And i
llfs choice must he made between an up
right colored man and Whittemore, WI
sincerely hope that the colored man may b'
elected.
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The Case of the Hon. Alfred Iuser.

The whole community will be gratiliad TO
learn that the United States Supreme Court
has affirmed the decision OF his Honor
Judge Bryan, in favor OF our venerable ey-
postmaster, in the suit brought against him by
government to recover certain monies held
by him, officially, al the outbreak OF the
War. The or,er dsinissing the writ OF error
Was Issued on Friday last. The Official
record in The case reads rs follows:
United Sta'as Suprra,e Court. NJ. 9C.-Thc
United States, plaintiff. in error, vs.. Alfred
Iugcr. ct. H. On motion OF NJ. p. Phillips
and consent Of Mr.. Assistant Attorncy-Gcne-
raj Field, ordered by the court that this writ
Of error be dismissed, without prejudice, &C..
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A Coppcr-Colored Caesar.

DeI.arge the mulatto representative from
Charleston, is grown so great that he jibes
and boots at those OF his brother legislators
who have q darker skin, and are too iGno-
rant or loo honest to quaff old wine and dress
in purple and fine linen upon nominal in
come OF six dollars day.
In the House on Monday DeLarSc told
Bosemon-who is, we believe, well educa-
ted man and trained physcian-that plenty
of men could be found to 10 his work at
three dollars day. and do it better besides.
Perrin was the next victim, and was told by
DeLarge that his services were not worth
more than ten dollars month, which was
double what he used to get. Then came
tine turn OF Burrell james, whom DeLarge
told that the State would be the gamer il ii
paid him forty dollars u month to stay at
home.
Ja this way DeLarge lords it over his col,
ored brethren dividing his time between
driving fast horses. drinking champagne and
rcyiling his fellows-whie his constituents
work from dawn to night for half q dollar q
day.
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JUDGE VERNON, of the Seventh Circuit is
charged with being an incorrigible iippler.
One of the members OF the House said on
Monday that Judge Vernon was so sot and
drunkard," and "a disgrace to the bench" "
If the Senate judiciary Committee are really
investigating this matter, it is due to Judge
Vernon, no less than to the public, that
their report be made at very early day.
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Rrnounls.

EMOYAL.-F. CHRISTIAN WOULD
HI respectfully inform Ills friends ami lic
l,nhc that he has removed firm No. a'!' TO No.
lG7 King street; three doors below Clifford street.
where he c0ntiuu $ to manufacture BOOTS ana
SHOES at The shortest notice. Also has general
stock nf eoJ;ls in his line OF hu>iEt Which he Is
disppsctI 10 sell al low rates for cash. fClI3 W.
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DURING the late judicial election the price
OF leyisatives votes ranged from $50 to
Sl50-in promises The cash rates were
decidedly lower.
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G0llrotlulluI.

nJc WEST FEMALE COLLEGE
J Tic Summer Session opens lst MOEpAf IN
March. ami cIoscs .d THIESDAr IN Jn,y. Iili'!-
;lpn AMI io;lr,ling, inci,lling lucl aud washing,
rrf Session. -. ~. M:l-lc, i'ano, $2l. French,
=. Tile College was never more rr!,SI""oIis.
J. +. KENNEDY.
feb19 II Secretary Faculty.
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House of Representatives have ''secn light,
or have been recognized" this session, TO
the handsome tune OF sixty thousand dol
lars. This is doing pretty well for be-
,rinnors
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r OsT ON TIE EVENING OF THE
4 3d, at the Grand Masquerade Eall, held ut
tile Hibernian Hail. one White Kill GLOVE, with
Gold fastening. a liberal reward will he given 10
the Hinder If returned to the Ticket UAlcc OF llle
Academy Of Music. 1eb1
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pRINTINC PRESS FOR SALE AT a
L GREAT EAnGAlN.-one small Cylinder TAf-
L0E PRESS in complete repair. 1t has been Dut
little used, and is sold simply because the present
owner has no use for it. The size of the bed OF
the Press is forty-four by iltycght inches. said
Press will be sold at great bargain II applied FOR
at once, Us the room it occupies Is wahteu lDr
i'oS,Oilice sep'2W
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horticulture, AsriruIlure, &r
GORGO SUGAR AND REFINED
~ SYRUP,

We woud invite the attention OF Planters to
the consideration Of some OF the advantages in
| tile cultivation OF SORGO as q Crop, which are
the small amount Of labor; the hardy character
of the plant in Its ability TO endure without ma
teria injury, both drought and wet; Its freedom
from the attack Of worms; its early maturing,
and the fact that the Seed anu every part OF the
plant Is Of great value.
In consequence ol the imperfect method
hitherto adopted In preparing the Juice OF this
Cane, there has arisen prejudice, and the belief
that Sugar could not be produced, but only very
Southern Process, these opinions have been COM
pletely reversed in the minds Of all those who
have examined and tested this Process, as they
realize that not only pure Syrup, superior 10 the
best Chemical Syrups Of the Refnerjes, is pro-
duced, but also Sugar equal to the best New Or
leans, in such quantity, as to make it without
doubt. the most profitable crop that can be plant
ed or these facts abundant evidence can be
shown.
Any information on this subject can be obtain
ell by applying to Nr. T. G. CART, Charleston S.
c., who has been appointed our authorized
Agent, and who will be prepared to furnish pure
Iinphee Seed and Machinery. Or to ourselves at
Greenyille, S. G.
PAsSMORE & WILHELM,
Greenville, S. C.
THE SOUTHERN PROCESS OF MAKING SUGAR
AND REFINED SYRUP FROM S0RGO CANE :
Having been appointed by Messrs. PASSM0RE
WILHELM, OF Grecnv:lc; S. c., Agent for the
Southern Process of manufacturing Syrup and
Sugar from Sorgo, will taSe pleasure in giving
any information that may be desired in relari ion
to the cultivation OF the Cane or the Process of
manufature, and will be prepared to furnish purcy
'rpNss ''s0 aHO a. 'A' Afiaa1s5k FRAScs G. CART,
janis Charleston, s. @.
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CTRAYED, ON FRIDAY LAST. BE-
- TWEEN the SiX-mile House aud the city, q
blue specklctl tan cared HOUND DOG. reward
vii! be paid for his delivery at No. 80 Ashley
street. feba WIN
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Cost al0 founO.

T OsT AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
IL have lost anything, make 1t known TO the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
words Oh less, each insertion, Is 25 cents II paid
In advance.
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ID L N 2 T 0 Ms
LLER SKATE,
PATENTED JANUARY, 1868, AND JUNE. 1850,
Is the Original
AND ONLY PRACTICAL SKATE

Which has yet been devised, whcre0n all tie
graceful movements AMI cvOuti0ns of ice skating
can he executed With ease and precision OH 4
smooth floor.
PL!MpT0N'S PATENT SKATES have already
hcen introduced, with gratifying results, in tile
Louisville, indianapolis. New orleans, Atlanta
and Savannah, AMI will be in many others Us
soon Us suitable halls or rinks can be provided.
TIE EXTRAoRDINY SUCCESS
which has SO far attended the Introduction OF
ROLLER SKATING proves eonclusively that,
while it is uncquallcd and Invaluable as IN inno
most popular and fascinating Of ainnscments,
Possessing all the merits an,i ATTRACTIONS OF Ice
Skating, wlthOntany Df its Objectionable features,
AMI meets with the most hearty AMI earnest mp.
prUval ami endorsement OF the Clergy and Medi-
cal Profession
AS AN INVESTMENT
there is probably none which offers such induce
ments to capitalists. especially those owning pub
lie halls or rnks, aS the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT 10
use and vend said Patent Skates, in proof OF
which it Is only necessary 10 refer 10 the lndill-
ap0s Rink, which cleared over $4,000 In ten
weeks and Glover, Of Louisville, the receipts Of
which were $40, 600 In two months Of Roller Skat-
ing. Nor are these exceptional Instances Of
success
For TERRITORIAL RIGHTS 10 use and vend
sail Roller Skates and information, address
l.. NJ. DRANE,
frbS wfmG Louisville, Kentucky.
IF YOU WANT TIE CELEBRATED
J. CARTEI'S WHITING and COPYING INK
''' EDWARD PERRY.
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, 5. g. dccl4 Gmos
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T OST, A YELLOW COLORED BULL
~ PUP, about seven months Old, answers TO
the name Of Jack. a liberal reward will be paid
for his return 1T southeast corner Of King str ct
and IIorlbcck's Alley. fcUla ~
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T OsT, ,pN THE EVENING OF THE 9TH
J. instant, between The Mills House and the
Academy OF Music. Cole, Open.iaced Watch
Harrison, maker. The Under will he suitably re-
war,led by leaving the same at TIE NEWS ofiicc
addressed TO W. i. ICbl6
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for Sale.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
~ PERTY of any kind may be advertised for
sale in this column, at the rate OF % cents ior
twenty words or iess each insertion, If pail III
gIr
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10 Rent.

HoUsES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
Il &C., now vacant, can readily he rented by
advertising them i'll this column. The rate Is %
cents for twenty words or less, each Insertion, II
pad in advance.
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STEyENS HOUSE TO LET-BEAU-
- FORT s. C.-Tllc abo:e oI-cstahliShctl IlO.
lei To let ur lease, and the furniture for SALE on
favorable terms: the commOdiOuS bar attached TO
lie Hotel will bc let with It. The store under the
Hotel is also offered to lc For further pariicu-
lars apply tn or address JuliE 5. SMALLWOOD,
postoiiice Building, Day street, Beaufort, 8. [.
Ic1ll fmw6
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To RENT, A LARGE STORE IN KING
i Street. Apply to II. II. RAYMOND. corner OF
BATTERY and Water street. jan2I ! fmw
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TJlO RENT, a COMFORTABLE TWO AND
i q half story House, No. Mary street, oppo-
site Elizabeth street. Apply 10 WM. BYRNE,
corner of Church and Chalmers streets. feblG
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WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain
and ornamental, Is executed promptly N the
neatest style and at the lowest New YORK prices
at TIE NEWS Job ONCE No. 149 EAST BAY. Call
and examine the scale Of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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VlURPENTINE Hands, WISH TO
4 employ 80 good Turpentine Hands Tor the
balance Of this year. 800 per month and Ra'
ton Any time during two months VIII do TO
come to Georgetown, S. C. A. MORGAN.
an15
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TlO RENT, THE BRICK STORE AND
i Dwelling, No. Is King street: to all approved
tenant. Apply at No. 81 King street. fcbl4 r
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A RCHER'S BAZAAR, 3G3 KING ST.,
N Wholesale and Retail Notions and Fancy
Goods, so per cent. less than elsewhere.
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER
w INTENDENT on a Rice Plantation ny one
armed man. who has seven years. experience in
Rice culture, and good recommendations from his
CharIeston s, 4. dec2
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The best Negro Delineators and Comedans-The'
most pleasing Quintette OF Vocaltsts-The
most Distinguished lnstrumen-
talistS and Dancers.
The fame attached to this Company mas led
them on In triumph and rendered them copy
fer all Others
THE GREAT RICARDo-Only male Artist living
with pure Soprano voice.
A, j. TALBOT-Thc best end man In the word.
BILLY REEvES-The best plantation darHey III
the universe
STEvlE ROGERS-Best lOg-dancer living.
"FUSSY" JOE MACK-Most versatile burlesque
Artist.
HUGH HANALL- Champion Ballad Singer.
LARUE'S Original Sensation,
sHoo, FLY! GARUES) Sh9o, 81 IF rix i y,
head It carries the audience to the seventh nrlal
regions OF delight. The blind can hear 1t. The
deaf see II. ,.,,,,,,,. >,,o,,r,
Begins ut 8. Grand MATINEE SATURDAY Az
TERNOON, begins aJ3. ..,
Usual prices OF Admission. Reserved seats
secured at the Box 0ncc from 10 A. M. to r. M.'
without extra charge
febl6 "PfiAI bol,' asenl'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-16

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