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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

WE INvITE ATTENTION 10 the advertisement
OF the Olympic Club, in our +" Proposal column"
Tor proposals for the exclusive privilege Of sell
ing refreshments al their match games. As they
nave great many games to play, and the
attendance Is large, this will be q valuable
privilege. As the award viii be made at IL
O'Clock on Monday, the successful bidder will
have the opportunity of catering for the large
crowd which will be present to witness the game
with the celebrated Atiantics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUsrEEs.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of Public
Schools was called for last evening, to receive
consider certain resolutions offered at the previ-
Gus meeting, by Mr.. Champlin, containing
charges against the Superintendent Of schools,
Mr.. u. Richards After so'clock Mr.. Judson =.
Browne called the meeting to order, Mr.. q. ID.
Curtis secretary, and but i've members-Messrs.
Brown, Browne, Mcclellan, Woodward and
Mcclellan moved TO adjourn, As there was no
quorum present. Mr.. Richards expressed a de-
sire 70 present reply to the charges in the res
oiutions, and would like to read 10 to those pres
ent. He suggested that quorum would be
present in q short time, If those who were there
remained. Mr.. Champlin seconded Mr.. McI-el-
lands motion TO adjourn, which was carried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

HIOE Dnh0Dl tkAOAks.
Queen Olives, PruneIles
Prunes,
Fell Iois, kaisins.
OLIVE OIL Virgin and other brsndsD
CkOsSE q BLAOkWELL.s PICKLES
EMlL MAIHIEU a SONS PICKLES
TEX FINEST OLD BYE WHISKY
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DONATIONS TO THE FAIR OF THE GERnAN
LADIES' SocIETr-The ladies again thankfully
acknowledge the following donations Photo
graph OF board or fremasters and two lanterns,
washington Lodge, No. 5, A. F. H.; one box wine,
Mr.. Pieper; five dollars c.. Wulbern; two pair
patent leather shoes, E. Pills; one rocking horse,
Mr.. Burbusse; one set children's furs and two
boys hats, ". Steele; two pair bab! shoes and
one pair mats, Miss R. Sahlmaun: one STOOL D.
H. Silcox; one ham, J. Graver, Jr.; packages cof-
fee and sugar, Mrs. Wohlers; packages coffee and
sugar, Won Claim; one pair of ducks, Fl. Bensen;
packages coffee and sugar, Messrs. SteGens. #er-
ner DusSer; one china jewel box, C. D. Harms;
one cigar stand, sCaptaIn H. Harms; one pair
vases, Mrs. H. Harms;' one cordial set, G. q.
Harms; one china tea set, G. H. LetJen; two pair
baby shoes, J. ". Schutze; one pair toilet mats,
Miss A. Lotz; packages sugar ana pickles. j.
wIeters one pair teIet mats and one plncushion,
Miss NJ. Angermaun; one pair toilet mats and one
worsted watch case, Miss J. Won Clan; tive pair
toilet mats. Miss C. Oldenburg; one picture, C.
Hickey; one fauey work basket, Mrs. A. Lucken !
five dollars and stand for Alpine Btters, O..
Wleters; five dollars Mr.. Bollmann; one dollar,
A. Roennecke; fve dollars. 8. q. Kramer; two dol.
lars, D. Haesop; one dollar, R. D. White; one dol
lar, J. Knobeloch; one sack nour, Messrs. Knohe.
loch Small; two dollars, L. Stelllng.
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IlLppo1yrMENT OF DEPUTY MAR
SEALS.
rs1rEp STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, J
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
ro,,nS 6 O. October 18th, 1870. J

|
| SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
! co.R1EsroS, S. c., October 18th, 1870.
Rv virtue of an act to amend the naturall
cations Ia VS., and to punish crimes against tn'
same, and for other purposes, approved July l4tn
| 1870 under section sixth OF said act, empowering
me to appoint special deputy marshals, hereby
appoint:
Republican: L. Benford, Tobias Scott, John
Jones. Montgomery, Alex. Pensile, Richard Eas
tom. Reform: G. A. Duncan, Arthur Lynch, j.
Cannaday, Joseph NJ. Fall.
WARD NO. 2.
Republican: George Philips, John freeman. Jr.'
George Butler, Edward Mathews, Er1mus Green
Sa mIel Ashe Reform: Louis McLain, W. st. ].
Jervey, F. F. Chapeau, T. R. Tully.
WARD no. 8.
First Poll-Repubcan Jerry Richardson, Thos
Richardson, Isaiah Richardson, Bfister Noise
Francis Bright, Jackson Grant Reforms: An
drew Farley, Thomas Ferguson, John Ferguson
Second Poll-Republican Robert Mears, JOS
Green Aaron Mccoy, Michael Saa1 Terry Jos; Fraser
Henry Brandes, Peter Guillemin.
Third Poll-Repubcan James Mitchell, Charles
Wright, Josiah Grant, Sclplo Cross, David Burns
Thomas Morrison. Reform Nv. Farrell, Mitchell
King, VIM. Heslin, Patrick Lynch.
, :. WARD NO. 4.
Hamilton, John S. Howard, Alstoa Barton, Daniel
French, William Dayton. Reform: James g.
Hyer, G. s. Pratt, F. E. Hurst. Thomas Theus.
Poll1RepnolIcan C. GaillaiGd, cs :; Steed'
Reform: Thomas R. Jordan, F. Parham, N. Hal
sey, e. E; Miller: :,,,o, ..on o,.s, william
LLOYD, o G benjamin. Blanchard. Lewis Brown, vii.
ham Mathews Lewis G. Brown. Reform: Henry
Riggs, r. s. Walker, George Bomar, b. &. Kin
loch.
First Poll-Republican: Robert Grant, Robert
Howard, William Hood, Jonathan Lucas, w. G.
Fields, Robert Hamilton. Reform WilliaIi
Moran, Robert Morrison, Patrick Brady Charles
Birnle.
James Nash, Robert E. Savage, Thomas Dickson,
Daniel Holmes, Samuel Holmes. Reform: James
Really Andrew Jackson, James Quinn, W. It.
Rout.
First Poll-Eepublican R: ". Givens; E. 2: =.
Tucker, Charles Tnsley, S: E. GaIllard, H. Bltvi; @
settle, Richard Smith. Reform J. W. Guy, Paul
wilkinson, James Melvin, W. Scott.
Second Poll-Republican. Seymour Gsrdner,
F. Letitue, Preston Owens N. N. Brown; Samuel
Jacobs, 81. R. Hamilton. Reform D. Mcnamara,
VIM Fisher, r. Gordon, J. F. Rsnapanx.
Third Poll-Republlcan: L. Gtooes, 7. .: D9'
Joseph Morris. Reform: John Hayran, I. E.
Ryan, John Johnston, p. Kinsman.
WARD NO. {.
Republican: Samuel Hasell. Abel Pinekney'
Samuel washington, Frank Oliver, John Brown,
Robert ". Turner Reform: s. Means, L. D..
Houston, Sam Myers, @. Helnsolm.
Ward no. s.
Republican ]. L. Fenwlck. Christopher Ro,
berts Edward western, Thos. D. Smalls, Edward
Weston, WIN. Logan. Reform Duncan Came
ron. =. Dunn. B. McTureous, J. II. Bordenave.
The persons appointed as aforesaid, are hereby
notified to report at S O'Clock P. NJ, this day, at
nv ofice, at the United States Courthouse In
Meeting street. L. s. JOHNSON
United States Marshal, South Carolina.
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SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE FAIR.SThe COM
mittee OF arrangements Of the South Carolina In
stItute Fair met on Monday night at the Board Of
Trade rooms Tie committee on the buildings
made very favorable report. The Race.track
WAS reported almost ready, and stables are in
course OF erection. Messrs. R. Arnold and C. E.
Holmes we're appointed committee to take
charge of the stables. The committee on booths
reported that the ground had been marked out,
and the booths would soon be ready for sale.
Professor F. S. Holmes was elected q member OF
the committee OF arrangements. The committee
appolnted at the last meeting OF the board OF
directors TO select suitable person for superin.
iendent; reported that they had chosen Mr.. E.
Montague Grmke, whose election was unanI.
-mously confirmed. Messrs. Grimke, ChupeIn Ker.
rson, and Bacot were appointed a committee
to enlist the cooperation Of the ladies Of the city
In completing the arrangements for the fair.
Messrs. ". F. Paddon and F. Won Santen were
appointed committee on lighting the fair build.
Ing and grounds. The committee on railroads,
&C., reported very favorably on the extension Of
the South Carolina Railroad track to the fair
grounds. The committee Of arrangements will
be prepared to receive articles on and after to-
morrow, and have agreed to pay the cost OF
transportation for all articles from abroad, from
and to the railroad depots, wharves. &c. We con.
graduate the gentleman composing the commit.
tee on the success which has so far attended their
efforts -
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n To THE MARTYRS OF

@ TO THE MARTYRS OF LIVER
COMPLAIST.-Among the wonderful medical
properties which have rendered HoSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERs preeminent among the
health.restoring preparations Of the age its anti
bilious virtues are not the least remarkable. No
words can do justice to its marvellous effect upon
the diseased liver. Perhaps the simple words Of
convalescent sufferer, who describes it as ''go-
Ing right TO the spot" tell the story as clearly as
may be. 1t does go right to the spot. 1t operates
directly upon the dlsordered orgaa, and whether
unduly active or In state Of paralysis, restores
1t to condition OF health. AThe Sickness at the
Stomach, pain between the Shoulders and In the
Right Side, Yellow Su1usion Of the Skin, Costive.
ness, Drowsness and Langour. 'D!mness Of Sight,
Collie, palpltation Of the Heart Dry Cough, Low
Fever, and other symptoms which indicate the
various phases OF Acute and Chronic Liver Com.
plant, are one and all promptly relieved, and
! finally removed, by the action Of! this famous
preparation, which is at once the best OF correc.
tives, the gentlest and most genial OF sperIents,
an infsl ibln regulatory and powerful restora'
tive. Persons OF bilious habit, who use the BIZ
ters as q protective medicine, will never suner
tho pains and penalties OF Liver disease or nn
Gus Remittent Fever. octl'-oSl'
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WARD 4.

WARD 4.
First Preoinct.-James Dobbins, Republican; E
B. White, Reform.
Second Precinct.-John Hubbard, Republican
R. s. Bruins; Reform.
Third Prectncs. Robert Hamilton, Republican
F. L. O'Neill, Reform. Il
80 - WARD s. 81 70; 81.
First Precinct.-W. T. Oliver, Republican; W. 8
Frazer, Reform.
Second Prectnct.-J. B. Plumeau, Republican
VIM. E. Holmes, Reform
wARD6.
First Precinct. R. Campbell, Republican
John Gonzalez, Reform.
Second Precinct.-J. D. Price, Republican; q. b
Olney, Reform.
Third Precinct.-J. R. Maurau, Republican; R
C. Barkley, Reform.
wARD7.
J. NJ. Adams, Republican; W. G. Eason, Re
form.
WARDS.
Peter Gregory, Republican; Robert Hunter, Re.
form.
Thepersons so appointed are notified to call at
the office of L. E. Johnson, the United States
marshal, at the United States Courthouse at 10
O'Clock to-day.
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GREENvILLs AND COLUMBIA RA1LRoAD-A
LIBERAL 0PPER-The officers Of this road have
issued circular to the effect that "for the accom-
modatIon:or visitors and delegates to the fairs te
be held at Charleston, Columbia and Anderson
and TO- the Grand Lodge Of A. F. N. at.Charles
ton, during the month OF November, this compa
ny will. furnish free return transportation to pas
sengers from all stations on this road from Co
lumbfa, from October 28th to November 2lst, In
elusive and for Anderson, from November lst tc
5th incfuslve.''
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ssso INsIDIOUs ARE THE FIRST

@rSO INSIDIOUS ARE THE FIRST
approaches Of Consumption tnat thousands re-
main unconscious OF Its presence until 1t has
brought them to the verge OF the grave. An I'm.
mediate resort to DR.. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTo.
RANT. upon the first appearance OF the Cough
pain or soreness Of the throat or chest would very
generally preclude fatal result or, In case the
symptoms indicate the presence OF Latent Con.
sumption, would tend to subdue the violence Of
the disease, and thus materially assist 10 prolong.
ing the life OF the patient. Use the Expectorant
therefore when you take a cold and thus prevent
the necessity for Its use In more dangerous conf
plants. Sold everywhere. GOODRICH, WINEMAS
& CO., Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. c.
nctl9-Min3
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~ TOO OFTEN A COLD Is CONSID.
Erred very ord mary, trid ,ng affair; just as we
let 1t go as 1t came; and hence systematically neg
lected, until simple, curable affection is con.
versed into serious and generally fatal pulmo-
nary disease. The more prudent, aware that
violent cough or cold should never be trihed
with, but on the contrary taken care Of from Its
Inclpiency, promptly make use OF Dr. D. JAYNE's
EXPECToRANT, curative which has sustained
Its reputstion'for over thirty years as remedy
always ellicacIous. and sure to exert most bene'
fetal influence on all the bronchial AMI pulmona-
~ organs. Sold by oil Druggists. GOODRICH,
WINEMAN CO., Wholesale Druggists, Charles
TIM g g. oct19-wfm3
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as-"BREAD CAST UPON THE WA.

@-"BREAD CAST UPON THE WA
TERs.n-n the Great Providence has not literally
cast bread upon the waters He has planted the
elements OF wholesome nourlshment on the rocks,
In the shape OF Sea Moss, from which the SEA
MOSS FARINE Is made. This new article has
everywhere won golden opinions of all sorts OF
people," and the housekeepers OF the land gener-
ally regard H. In the double light OF staple neces-
sary and delicious laXury; for while Its use
lessons the expense OF living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained even at an
extravagant cost, from any other source.
Scientific committees, hotel-keepers, professional
cooks, ladies who superintend their own kitchens,
physicians, nurses, dyspeptlcs and inyalids Of
every class bear witness OF these: facts. To this
mass Of Endorsements we unhesitatlDgly add our
own; and without fear Of contradiction say tina
the blanc mango, puddings, custards, &C., are
the most delicious we have ever tasted.
octl7-mwI3pdc
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THE HARVEY COMEDY CoNpANI.-We were
sorry TO see 80 small an audience In attendance
at the Hlberniah Hall last night. The popular
Irish Drama, ''The Colleen Bawn," was chosen
for the evenings entertainment, and was ad.
mirab,y given. Mr. ]. N. Wards "Myles ma
Coppaleen, was probablJ the best performance Of
this character which has ever been witnessed
here. Miss Seftons "Anne Chute" was much bet.
ter than her "Gertrude" OF the night previous,
and received considerable applause, es did also
Mrs. Sheldon In the sprightly character Of
pEily o'Connor.n Miss Annie Harvey as "she
lah,n Mr. Haly as "Anny Ann, and Mr.. Sheldon
as mt Corrigan," also made most favorable
Impression, though Mr.. sheldons Grip Van Win
kle" was certainly superior to his "Mr Corrlgan.'
The whole play bore evidence OF careful study.
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es-BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs

@BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any pttaltc poison to produce par
alysis or death. Avoid the, vauntel, and deluslre
preparations boasting virtues they do not possess
The genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnished reputation 70
uphold It's integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye,
Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No, l6 Bond street, New York.
fratp
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CITY AFFAIRS.

~ WE BEG that the commissioners and man
ayers of elections viii send US, as soon a' poss'-
bile a statement Of the number Of uotes cast anu
of the probable result Of the elections. IL Is 'n-
nortant that all friends Of TIE NEWS attend 70
this matter without delay.
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~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE.-
From the time when, in 1884, DR.. RUGGE discov.
cred "Carbouc Acid" and Its extraordinary medt.
cal effects, nothing In the history Of Medicine has
equalled 1t. Largely used by the French physi-
clans In treatment OF consumptve and scrofu.
lous Diseases It was introduced by the Court Ply.
s,cian or Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus
sia, and from thence to the United States. No
thing else OF the present day can equal HEN
RY's SOLULIOS Or CARBOLIO CONSTITUTION
RESoVAToR. Patients get better arer on,y one
dose has been TAKEN and we cordially recommend
II to the public-fEditor "Argus.n jan17 Tyr
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Hotel Arrivals-October Is.
CHARLESTON HOTEL


]. E. Marley, Georgia; E. Hern, ]. ]. Norton,
New York; q. S. Dotterer, Philadelphia; G. G.
Hutton, Scotland; ". q. Rice, New York; q. S.
Meyers, Pennsylvania R. E. Frazer, Miss S. c
Brown, Miss E. A. Brown, Georgetown; George
Kerr, wife and daughter A. H. Cook and wife,
Georgia; Thomas Weston, Detroit; J. E. Chan
ming, T. ]. Reynolds St. Helena; Mrs. Jewett and
two children, F. B. Jewett, Connecticut; F. Cox
and wife, Greenyille; S. Sendkim, Georgia; G. ],
-Geer, Jr, Norfolk; E. J. Lilly, Fayetteville; W. L.
Ledbetter. wife and son, Georgia; ]. 81. Buston. s
Hubbard, wife and daughter, Florida; C. T. Part.
ington, Richmond; G. A. Oliver, Baltimore; W.
Taber, Jr.,' New York.
MILLS HOUSE.
A. G Tunstall, New York; II. II. Moses, Angus.
ta; E. B. Morrel South Carolina; J. B. Merrill,
Savannah; DR.. P. L. Mooser, L. q. Harper, South
Carolina; George ]. Gray New York;J. P. Garniss
Steamer Champion.
PAVILION HOTEL.
CIV. Farmer, Georgia; q. W. Camp and wife,
Ohio; Miss Mary Leckie, A. LeeEe, Scotland; C.
r. Leckie, Rhode Island; b. B. Holleman, South
Carolina; T. NJ. Creecy, Northeastern Railroad; J.
W. Fairey, Brapchville; W. S. Utsey, Georges
Station; W. P. lppley. Reesyille; S. C.syles and
lady, North Carolina; E. J. Parker, J. 2. Buck
halter, williston; L. P. Miller, Columbia.
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TAKE CARE ANY persons who create dis
turbance, or interfere with the voting to-day, WILL
be arrested by the United States ofdcials and
tried sn the United States Court. No packed jury
OF colored scotutes will then save the offender
from punishment. Mackay's g raliying committee
and all kindred spirits had better take care.
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SUICIDE FOR LoYE.-In the absence OF the
coroner. Trial Justice Bunch held an inquest, yes
terday, over the body Of colored man nameo
John Baxter. The iury rent cred a 'erdict tnas
the deceased came to his death by suicide win
pistol The cause is supposed to have oeen dis.
appointment In love afair
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. THE CLUES LAST NrGHr.-The Reform Club
OF Ward met at Oppenhelm's Hall, at O'Clock
last night, President Barkley in the chair. only
the routine business OF the club was transacted.
Ward Club met at their hall, at o'clocS/Vice
President Bowers In the chair. After the, trans.
action Of the ordinary business, the meeting was
addressed by Messrs. John A. Moroso, W. F. her.
chant, and others.
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a ns- ESTATE THOMAS A HARVEY,
OF ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK, FARMER.-All
persons having Legal Claims against said Estate
will render the same attested, and those indebted
will make Immediate payment to C. J. CAIN,
Qualified Executor, Oakley P. o S. c.
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DEPUTY MARsKALs FOR The RIkERsvLLE
PREorScr-The following gentlemen have been
appointed deputy United States marshals Tor the
new precinct at RikersvIle: E. G. holmes, A. W.
Ma. hall, Jr., John Carson, Andrew Jackson, -
Wickham. :.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Oficer johnson, OF the
detectives, has recovered silver watch which
was stolen about year ofroaa- Mr.. 3. Cceh:,
rane. He also captured The thief, who Is held lcf
examination. - 60
John Carmody, q maniac, was sent to the CITY
Registrar yesterday, for examination and safe-
keeping
MarIYManigault was bitten BY savage dog,
owned by Mr.. M. Hlrshj in Anson street: sheaas
commenced suit for damages. aA\
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SOUTH CARo1r,A INsTITUTE.-A meeting Oh
the sonth Carolina Institute will be held at the
Board Of Trade rooms, at O'CLOCK 'ns e'en.ue.
Citizens favorable to holding falr are ia'''eo "
attend.
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BUSINESS ENvsLoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have bis card printed on
his envelopes.
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INFORMATION FOR THK PJBLrc.-It will be
seen by the advertisement in another column,
that Mr. A. R. Stillman has Just received nne as
sortment OF kid gloves, pla!ds, merInoes, &C., at
No 28I King street.
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1,,susEs. Green Erin was never more op'
,,ras.ed than is this poor State. Strike OF her
.shackles to-day, and give your aaop'ea Auu
rulers who will do you justice and ausmeh' Tue
., osperity Of all our people
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5uetial Notices.

TICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against credtting any OF the
crew OF the American bark shsrpsourg, as no
debts OF their contracting will be paid BY the
Captain, or BAGGETT d CO.,
oct1a-3 Agents.
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FOREIGNERS Look at the Scott ticket Is
there man upon it who represents the adopted
citizens Of South Carolinas There Is not. Vote
then, the Reform ticket upon which are men
whom you know and can trust.
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% AWAYWITH sPEGTACLES.-OLD
Ewes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
zines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. &. B. FOOTE, No. 12O Lexington avenue,
new York. dec16
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MEssss. Furchgott, Benedict / Co., at the
outhesst corner Of King and Calhoun streets, are
still Offering strong inducements to buyers OF dry
goods, blankets, csrpetlng, &C., and have very
full stock in all lines on hand.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-19

OUR CANDIDATES SERENApED.-A strong pro-
cesaon of the friends Of Reform were engaged
last highland this morning. In serenading the
several candidates on the Reform ticket. Every
body is In the best Of spirits.
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CITY MORTALITY RETURNs.-The return OF
the City Registrar for the week ending octooer
Is. reports the total number OF deatns 70 ee
twenty.one, Of whom seven were white and iour'
teen colored persons.
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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. 1e1 King street. ocs1s
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PHoroaRApHs.-The largest assortment
ever offered in this city, 90 for ST. or mailed, post.
paid, on receipt OF price. Hasel Street Bazaar,
and No. 1ol King street. octl2-wth
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gs-NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against crediting any OF the
Crew OF the Bark MONSOON, as no debts OF their
contracting will be paid by the Captain or Con-
sIgnee. O. C. OoE. Superintendent
= octS-1o II. 4 R. P. NJ. I'm. Co.
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ONE HUNDRED different varieties OF 10 cent
Song Books mailed, postpaid, on receipt of s. in
registered letter or money order
octl2-Eth CHAs c. RICHTER 4 Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-19

If You want to put a finishing stroke 70 sne
corrnnt work which makes needy legislator
wealthy man in one session, vote for carpenter
end Rntler and the Reform county ticket.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-19

TIE LINCOLN AID SoCIETY.-This charitable
association celebrated their fourth anniversary
last evening with supper. The society, we are
pleased TO learn, Is In fourishlng condition.