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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22
by Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME STORE
l. AND DWELLING tAND Two FRAME
WIDE Alley ON BROAD BETWEEN
MUNF0RD AND GILMORE STREETS, 1T
AUCTION BY virtue of deed Of trust exc
cuted BIZ John +. frhardt bearing date 3st day OF
October $780, to the subscriber as trustee duly re-
corded In Richmond Chancery Court, TO secure
fled and default hlvng been made theI Elm, / VIII
proceed TO sell beinE requested SO to do by the ben
efclaTy securely on the premises, on THURS
DAY. Esd day OF November, 1871 the real estate
conveyed in said deed-viz All that certain lot
or parcel OF land lying and being In the city OF
Richmond On the north side OF Broad street be-
tween Munford and Gilmore street,, fronting on
said Broad street rs feet more or less and eXteud-
log back LIS fes more or less, on which there 10
frame store and dwelling; also, TWO frame tene-
mepts in the rear.
TERMS: htsala.
ia MES f. GoDDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE L GoDDIN, Auctioneors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22
D Il. MAURY & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS'.
No. lola MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA,

Buy and sell on commission Government, state
Commercial Paper, Notes and Bonds secured by
real estate coIlaterals at market rates dealers
In Foreign and Domestic Exchange.
CuLLECTIONS made on all parts OF the United
Sta.es, Canada, and Europe.
Special attention given to T UNDIN Il VIM
act seth March, 1871. s2SG,
Thankful for the patronage and kin. ness OF
friends IN the past We now respectfully ask ,on.
20 ali business entrusted to ne. oc I7.sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22
SALE OF LAND
BY Lyme q Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street,

MISERABLE BUILDING LOT, STU
~ ATED ON MAIN AND @ n r. II
STREETS, NEAR MONROE PAkK, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction
on EKIDAY, oath Of November, st O'Clock. upon
,he premises, the above. described LOT, II ontina
on the south side OF Main Cherry street 81 by
ISL feet TO an alley.
TERMS Reasonable, and at sale,
LYME & BROTHER,
no o2tds Aucuoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22
By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneer5 and Real Estate Agents,
... No, l2l2 Main street. a. a.. -

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO
e BUILDING LOTS flontlng on the Park near
Two BUILUIEG LOTS fronting on Main street
near the Park
TWO BUILDING LET'S on Franklin street ore
square from the Psrk.
Two BUILDING LOTS on Grace street near
the Park.
Two BUILDING lots on Leigh street between
The above lots are beautifully situated and In
rapidly improving neighborhood; apd will b. sold
on sc iSInmiod itins terms. Apply to
HILL & GODDIN, Real Estate Agents,
no l5-eod5t HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22
BY w. u. Robins,
Euctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Ills Main street.

Ills Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
N BUILDING Lot IN THE BUSINESS
Ps.T OF THE CITY.-By request OF the owner,
will b.. So ID at public suction ON The premises. at
htif-past O'Clock L. NJ, on Tau nSDAi, "a Of
november instant, that very valuable LOT OF
GRoIIND fronting 22 feet on the north line Of
Gary stree, between shockoe creek and Seven,
teenh street. adjoining on the east the lots owned
by ~ e3srs Talbot & Sons. This lot IS just opp0-
site 10 the valuable foundry property OF the
M.ssrs. TalbotG, and in q business location thit
shonII command the attention Of buyers OF real
estate. 1t runs back between psraHel lines iio
feet to an alley 80 feet wide.
TERMS: At sale. -
mo, 11l5 Main street.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.
N 0 W r E q ID "

ONE OF THE MOST sALEABI.E BOOKS OF
THE SEASONl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
THE ToILERS IN THE FLAMES.
Sermon Before the Fire Department and
Visiting Company by the Rev DIR.
Winkler-The Lessons and Duties OF
the Hour.

The announcement that the visiting iremen
had accepted an invitation to attend divine ser.
vice at the Citadel Square Baptist Church, aud
that sermon appropriate to the occasion would
be preached by the Rev. Dr.. Win! r, r,attracted a
large congregation to that charch yesterday
morning, Of which about one-half was composed
OF members Of the Fire Department. for whom
the pews on either side Of the main aisle had
been reserved.
The text was from Hahakkuk, cd chaper 18th
verse: "Behold, is 1t not Of the Lord Of Hosts
that the people shall lab!r in the very fire ?' DR..
winker, before entering upon his discourse, said
that he had overheard remark, questioning
the utility OF religious service in connection
with the hospitalities that had been extended to
the guests Of the occasion, and denouncng 1t
as inappropriate; but he believed otherwise. BE
believed that in these DAYS the practice and the
profession OF religion were becoming more init.
matey related. the proper balance between Chris
tian contemplation end Christian action more
justly established, and that the time when religi.
Gus duty and devotion devolved only or mainly
on certain class OF ecclesiastics, who passed
their ascetic lives In the c.oister and the convent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
By JOHN 4. HUMPHREYS,
Auctfoneer.

DOBERT NJ. GORDON, ADMINISTRA-
III TOR de bonis non cum test. ann. Of George
Macauley vs. Street, Administrator OF Sm tn, ct
al.-Under Decree or Court OF Common Plea.
By virtue Of the judgment OF Hon. X. +. Gra.
ham, Judge OF First Circuit in above case, " LII be
sold on TUESDAY, 21st November, 1871. at II
O'Clock A. w., at the corner OF East Bay and
Broad streets, Charleston,
All that c.rtain PIECE, PARCEL Or LOT OF
LAND, with the Three.story Building cad al the
outbuiidlngs thereon. situate, lying and being on
the east side Of Church street, In the City OF
Charleston, opposite the Calder House, and known
BY the No. los, measuring and containing 46 feet
elnches on Church street. on the south line from
east to west 146 feet, on the east line 81 feet on
the north line commencing from Church street
and running eastwardly liz feet IL inchN. thence
running northwardly 9 6fe { inches. thence east
wardly SO feet 10 inches where 1t joins the east.
ern line Of said lot, these dimensions being more
or less. reference being had to plat OF nve ots
Of land drawn by ChaEes Parker. Surveyor, dated
llth OF February, 1888, AMI recorded IN BOOK 4,
No. g. page 270, In the otfice OF Register OF Mesne
CONVEYANCE of Charleston County.
Terms-One fourth cash; balance In fcur equal
successive annual instaments, with interest
thereon at the rate OF seven tl per cent. per an
mum, payable annually, secured by bond or bonds
OF purchaser and mortgage OF premises; build.
ings to be insured and policy OF Insurance assign.
ed. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
noy1s-m2:ul Special Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
BY A. c. McGILLIvRAY,
Aucttoneer.


Under DECRSE OF COURT OF
u Common Pleas-Resale at risk OF former
Purchaser, who has failed to comply with terms
Of sale-Behling vs. Hagermann, ct al, Buist vs.
Hagermann, ct al.
OF the First Circuit, In the above cases. will be
sold on TUESDAY, the 28tn day OF November,
sl7l, at the Courthouse, Charleston, at IL O'CLOCK
An that TRACT OF LAND, stu :te, lying and
being In that part Of the County OF Charleston, in
this State, known as the Parish OF st. Thomas
and St Dennis measuring and containing 6,266
nSa sgS and 81
TO the north on lands now or late OF estate OF
- Collins, W. r. Mcdowell and William Robert
son /; to the east on lands OF William Robertson
BY the lands OF John Marshall, W. b. Mccall and
james E. Dutart, and west by lands now or late
OF estate OF - Rembert and lands OF william
ga OF !ps.ans T appear oy Rs1 1sss
lands, as conveyed TO Henry Hagermann BY
James Taper, Master in Equity, by deed, dated
Terms-One.fourth cash; balance PAYABLE 10
nve equal successive annual instalment', with
interest thereon, at the rate OF per cent. per
nd Of
the premises. Purchaser TO pay for papers and
stamps.
AL tQ2t flAuLAtlOu VI tIdCb VI inuu, kuo"n =
"CHARLYWOoD,n situate, lying and being. part
In Christ Church Parish and part In st. Thomas
Parish, 10 the County Of Charleston and State
Aforesaid, and containing 1854 acres less 80 acres
Of Rice land, previously sold 70 4r. Hugh Rose.
and butting and bounding TO the Eerth on lands
Of Thomas screven, aid Of the estate Of Daniel
Lesesne, and Northeast on lands OF Joseph For.
garte; East on lands OF Thomas screven, Hugh
Rose and Jshn Ward; South on land: OF John
Champney and West on lands OF DR.. Alex ,nder
Gardner and the western branch OF the Wando
River, as per plat Of the aforesaid Plantation,
made by Joseph Purcell, surveyor, dated Aerch,
1888, which piece OF land Aforesaid was conveyed
by Thomas Wigfall to the satd Hugh L. Rose, by
deed bearing dlte nth February, 1902 and record.
ed with pat thereof. In the Register OF Meme
Conveyance, at Charleston, Book @, 10. :, page
Terms-Onethird cash; balance payable IN TWO
equal successive annual tnstaments with interest
thereon, at the rate Of per cent. per annum.
payable annually, secured by bond or bonds OF
the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises.
Purchaser to ply for papers and stampa
E. W. n. AACKEY, Sheriff OF O. O.
plat OF the above valuable property can be
seen at the ofices Of either Messrs. Stmons &
Simons, or Buist q Buist, Broad street. Charles
ton, 8, &. n0VN-mNul
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
The Steamers aud
Hook and Ladder Companies
OF
Charleston, S. c.,
to the
Liberty Silver Cornet Band
OF
Philadelphis.


The presentation was made by Captain james
Armstrong, Jr., and. replied to by Mr.. Ben nc.
Clurg, the versatile and talented leader OF the
band.
During the afternoon, the visitors were hand
somely entertained by the German company at
their engine.house, and various impromptu par.
ties were made up to visit the different points OF
interest about the city.
This morning the Delaware fremen will be es.
corted to the Northeastern depot and take the
O'Clock train for the North. Their programme
for the next few days is as follows: On Monday
night they will remain at Wilmington, n. G., as
the guests OF the Wilmington Fire Department on
the invitation OF the Mayor; Wednesday and
Wednesday night they will be entertained BY the
United Fire Company, OF Norfolk, Va; on Thurs.
day morning they will be escorted through Balti.
more by the chief engineer and other officers OF
the paid Fire Department o! that city; and they
expect to reach Wilmington, DEL, on Thursday
afternoon, where they will be welcomed home by
the entire Fire Department.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
By JOHN G. MILNOR & co.

Dy JVnN Us mAbNVh -" i've
CPECIAL SALE.-ARMY CLOTHING,
y Clothing, White Shirts, Undershirts, Dry
1t On TUESDAY next, 2lss instant, at 10 O'Clock,
we viii sell at our Store, No. 13s Meeting street,
200 Fancy Cut Velvet and Fancy Cashmere ana
SartneL VESTS
$50 pair Black Cashmere Pants
so Lack and Gray Beaver 0v, rcoats
$50 Fancy and Black Sainer Pants
800 Gray, Mixed and Brown Melton Goats and
so Black Cloth Frock Goats
1000 pair Assorted Twill Jean and Kersey Pants'
90 dezen White and Colored L. B. and Cotton
100 dozen White and Blue Mixed undershirts
$50 Blue Military Frock Goats
80 Blue Military Overcoats
100 Blue Military Jackets and Pants
1000 Blue Military Cloth Caps
2 bales $50 pair) IL pound Brown Blankets
126 dozen Assorted Aerino Half Hose
so dozen Assorted Balmoral Skirts
so dozen Calico and Hickory Shirts
100 Large Calico Comforts
so Spanish Bed Spreads
Fancy and Colored Border Quilts
Ladies' Chemise, Night Gowns, Morning
wrappers, Tuck Skirts, Calico Cows
25dozen French Suspenders
Black and Fancy satiness, Kentucky Jeans
Fancy lels!n.. Fancy Prints, Rlaek and COL
Bleached and Brown shirtins, Blue and Fan.
cyPlaids
Ticking, stripes, Denim:, Stripe osnsourss
Plaid Wool Sbawls, &C.. DC.
Conditons-Sums under $loo cash 500 70
$500, go days; over $500, 90 days, for approved
endorsed notes, with bank rate interest.
nOy1S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
Wilmington, Del,
from
Charleston, 8. c.,
1871.

The girs was received BY Mr.. Quinn, in few
words expressive Of his appreciation OF the ceur.
tesy and hospitality with which his company had
been received. They had not been wholly unpre
pared for such reception for they still cherished
the recollection Of visit TO Richmond in 1855, at
q time OF great desolation and distress in that
City, where they had seen something OF the pro.
verbal, Lever. changing Southern hospitality.
They had known. therefore that generous re.
certion awaited them In Charleston, and they had
not been disappointed. Their expectations had
been more than realized, and they would go back
to their friends in Delaware and tell them to do
all that lay in their power to ,el!e the calumni-
aSSss and ameliorate the cor aition Of the noble,
generous and chivslrous community OF Charles.
Ton. BE was unable however, to give proper ex-
preston to his feelings on the occasion, and
begged to present Mr.. ! Frank Hazell, OF Della
ware, who would more nttingly respond for the
company to which be belonged.
Mr. Hazell's Remarks.
Mr.. Hazell said that even without the beautiful
and.costly souvenir they had Just received, they
would have carried back with them such recollec-
to-s OF their visit as would have oeen "apples OF
gold In pictures OF silver" Every .ccident Of
their visit had been one OF pleasure, and at that
moment standing a. h did in the pre- sence Of the
famous relics Of the recent strife, he felt that
there was no incident In his life more replete
with interest or more deeply impre Sive. There
was fortress whose fame was az wide as the
world, whose every stone was typical OF death,
and every grain of mortar represent ed drop OF
blood, aud there were some OF its defenders and
some of those 10 whose arms 1t had at last sur
rendered. No nobler or more gallant garrison
ever held crumbliAg fortress till all hope
was gone, and their actions speak IN tones
as loud as the thunders OF their own
cannon Of the truth, courage, manllness and con-
fdeace in the justness Of their carse, that made
them strive as bravely as ever the old Greeks and
Romans fought to defend their liberty. The SONS
OF Delaware sealed their devotion with their
DEATH some on both sides Of the civil war, but all
could look down upon the compact this day made
Of friendship and fraternity between South Caro-
lima and Delaware and bless the omen. he &C.
cepted the gift on behalf OF his company as
another tie to bind them to their comrades Of
Charleston In addition to the golde:. chain OF re.
collections Of their visit.
= Captain Armstrong was then loudly called for,
and responded in his usual f.icltous style with a
running nre OF Jokes and anecdotes that kept his
audience in aroar until the parade was dismissed,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

READS OPENING takes places to-day. This
will be good news to the ladies, with whom his
store has always been favorite resort, where
they were sure to ind the richest veivets, the
heaviest silks, the most delicate laces, and the
daintiest trimmings Of every kind. But Mr.. Read
has taken a new departure. Not satisfied with
giving his establishment new front, which
everybody says Is the handsomest on King street,
he has stocked his shelves with fabrics which far
surpass any which he has heretofore been able to
offer. Let the ladies who doubt this go there TO.
day and see for themselves.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
vigilants, Of Charleston, S. c.,
to the
Washingtons. OF Wilmington, Del

This was presented on behalf Of the Vigilants oy
ex.Presldent julius Trouche, and accepted on be
half Of the washingtons BY chief Marshal Quinn
Before his party was allowed to dsperse, the
members OF the excellent band, by which the
Wilmington Company has been accompanied
were captured and brought to the room to re
ceive parting testimonial from the Charleston
nrenen In recognition OF their excellent and un'
firing performances. and the admirable good fel
lowship. to which they have contributed In NO
small degree during the festivities OF the pas,
few days. The testimonial was beautiful solid
silver goblet, richly chased and inscribed as fol
lows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

. The POLICE REoRGANIzATIoN.-Theo oficia
roster OF the non comm issi,ned officers OF the
new police force is published in another part o.
this mornings paper, and summons from Cap
tain Minoit to applicants for appointments as
night policemen to attend for examination at Il
O'Clock this morning. Tha eigaIy names now
published have been selected from those Of seve
raj hundred applicants principally on account Of
the excellent recommendations by which their
applications were supported, and from anon 8
these eighty individuals notified to appear for ex
animation, sixty will be selected for appoint
ment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT occurred last evening
at the englne-house OF Hook and Ladder Com.
pany, No. !. on Queen street, which may have a
fatal result. 1t appears that while number Of
members OF the company and q few Of the Della.
ware nremen were standing In the engine house,
the company's truck was brought in from the
yard for some purpose, and an accident happen
ed to the tlller, which swung arourd and hit Mr..
L. Cavanaugh, vice.president Of the Washing ton
Engine Company, in the lower part Of the face,
crushing in his Jaw and inncting dangerous
wound upon his neck. Mr.. Cavanaugh was i'm.
medIatey conveyed to his home, and medical as.
sstance procured, but at late hour last night he
was lying In a very precarlous condition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

CALL AccEPrED.-The vestry of st. Johns
Lutheran Church, Of this city, have received let
ter from the Rev. T. W. Dosh signifying bis &C.
ceptance OF the call rendered him to that church.
Mr. Doah ls prominent divine Of Virginia, and
is now nlling the pulpit Of Lutheran Church In
Winchester, Va. He has resigned his charge, 10
take eject on January nrsr, at which time he will
assume the pastoral duties Of st. Jehn's Church.
he is represented as pulpit orator Of great
ability, and one in every respect qualified to act
asIthe pastor Of q congregation 80 long presided
over by the venerable DR.. Bachman.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

FuRcHGoTT, BRSEDIcr & Co. SELL
Cents Travelling shawls for 81 50, worth s.
/ case Scarlet Opera Flannel, 40 cents
500 Blankets at sstonIshlngly low prices.
FURoHaoqT, BENEDICT & Co.,
noy20 nos. IA and 437 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at No.
- St Philip street, between Morris and Cannon,
furniture.
]. A. Enslow Co. will sell al 10 O'Clock, the
sch oner VIM. B. Mann, and lumber.
William Mckay will cell at 10 O'Clock, at bis
store, dry goods.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
TEE AMUSEMENT SEASON.
Opening Night at tho Academy OF
Music-A HostEof Attractions I'm Pros
pect.

This evening, the Charleston Academy Of
Music will be opened for the season, under aus
pices that furnish an assurance OF the most com
pete success. The auditorium has been refur
nished and redecorated In excellent taste, and
number of improvements have been introduced
In the scenic and mechanical effects which will
no doubt be fully appreciated. The management
continues the same, and the season Is now nearly
filled with engagements OF series OF companies,
some Of which will be recognized as old favorites
In Charleston, and many OF which possess such
artistic attractions as cannot fall TO secure the
attendance OF even the fastidious audiences for
which this city is famous.
The opening nights are engaged by the versa
tile Llngard. with his accomplished wife, NEE
Miss Alice Dunning. and an excellent support
This evening will be presented NAVAL Engage
ments" and Marriage at any Price," with Miss
Dunning In the leading role In both pieces. Be
tween the dramas Mr.. Lingard will give selec
ton OF his inlmitabe lmpersonations OF Old and
New World celebrities, with some Of the jaunty
songs Introduced In this country by him, and
which have already become as we'll known as
household words. Tomorrow evening will be
presented "David Garrlck" and "Little Toddle
drama "Frou.F Frou,n that created such furore
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, In New York, las,
winter. On Thursday evening the Ltngard's
take beae6t, on the occasion OF their last ap
pearance, and "Unan will be presented. Mr.,
Lingard will appear each evening In his marvel
lous Protean presentations, and can hardly fail to
add to the pronounced success that be has en-.
countered In all parts Of the country.
During the remainder OF the season, q large
number OF other attractions will be presented.
Among the engagements are those Of the Formes
and Habelman Opera combinations; Madame
BrignolI, nee Miss Isabella Mccullough, an artistic
who needs no further introduction to South Caro-
lima than the statement that she is about to leave
New York with an excellent troupe for tour ol
the South; Theodore Thomas's famous orchestra
from the Central Pork Garden, New York;
Madame Janauschek, the eminent German trage.
denne, and Mrs. Charles Moulton, whose recent
advent in the musical circles Of New York last
season took the town by storm and almost dis.
armed criticism. Each OF these announcements
is such as to insure the fullest possible houses In
this city; and beside these, engagements have
been entered into with a number Of other troupes
OF hardly less celebrity, among which are Girar.
dys company from Augusta, Ca, John T. Ford's
three companies from New York and Washington
the wyndham Comedy Troupe, Ab5ott's Panto
mime Company, Mrs, oates's Burlesque Troupe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watkins, and last but not
lelst, Miss Lydia Thompson and her troupe OF
blonde buresquers. Altogether, the season pro-
misses to be a particularly brilliant one, and
Charleston has no cause to fear any lack OF varied
and refined amusement during the winter months.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

TIE ACADEMY OF Music sALooN.-This popu-
lar stand has been leased by Ar. A. stellng, 9
well known restaurateur Of this city. 1t viii be
opened tomorrow, when free lunch and the vart.
GUS concomitants may be expected.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

REVIVAL OF THE PORT SoCIETY.-This So
clety was prominent before the war in Studying
the welfare and improvement Of the sailors In this
port. The surviving members have determined
| to re-organize. and Mr.. T. L. Halwell has been
appointed the agent Of the society to obtain sub
scriptions for that purpose.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

The ATTENTION of those interested is invited
to the auction sale OF schooner VIM. B. Mann and
cargo Of lumber, which Is advertised by Messrs.
J. A. Enslow Co., TO take places at the Postofnce,
| corner Broad street and East Bay, at II O'Clock
this day,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

A. B. sr1LLMAN's DRY GOODS HOUSE, No. 2sl
ENG STREET, FOURTH DOOR BELOW WENTWORTH
sTRErT.-Eyery style Of Dress Goods; Empress
Cloths, all colors Soc; Manchester Poplns, double
fold, Soc; Corded Apacas 25c., very cheap.
poY2Q-l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20

RELIGIOUS CoNvocATIoNs.-TheB Baptist
State Convention is to convene at Camden on
Thursdsy, 23d Of November.
The Synod OF South Carolina will meet in the
Presbyterian Church, in the Town Of Sumter, on
Wednesday, 18th Of November.
The South Carolina Conference will assemble
at spartanburg on Wednesday, 18th Of December