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The New York herald., 1871-12-15

A TESTIMONIAL TO BARON GERoLT-The
American friends of this amiable and re-
spected diplomat, who for 30 many years
ably represented the Fatherland at Washing
ton, have just subscribed for an elegant
epergne of solid sterling silver, described
elsewhere, which they intend TO present to him
as a testimony of their esteem Of his high
personal character and as an evidence Of the
appreciation of bis genuine and generous
qualities. The old Baron, despite the intense
pleasure Of boar hunting over his broad lands
in Germany, will doubtless spare time to
return many thanks for this high mark of
value set upon bis character by the people Of
The United States.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

THE FRENCH LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE on
the subject Of capitulations to the Prussians
during the war have reported unfavorably of
the conduct Of the officers in command OF six
fortresses Of secondary Importance. The COM
mandants have been sentenced to punishment.
The committee will proceed to inquire into the
cases of the capitulations at Sedan and Metz
very unpleasant subjects and Of little benefit In
any point of view except to persons who
delight to be classed as the prophets Of the
past"
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

THR MURDER OF Dr. ROBINSON, OF SALT
LAxK.-Four Of those charged with the assas-
.inatiou OF this gentleman were before Judge
NcKean's Court yesterday, and grand SEN
.st,on was occasioned by the positive dentid-
cation by witness Of two Of them. He swore
=. .ow them knock him on the head with a
.vord and then shoot him afterwards.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

THE WOMAN SUFFRAGIsTs are in state of
great CONSERVATION. While the Wyoming
Repeal bill has been banded from the Legisla-
ture to the Executive of the State, vetoed by
the Governor and then passed by the House
over the veto, thus putting the pettlcoated
preachers there In grand ferment, the branch
in New York is by no means settled on a
peace basis. Julia Ward Howe ven tilated q
perfect host of grievances at Chickering Hall
last night, among them the disappointment
felt at not receiving invitations for herself and
friends to the late ball at the Academy in
honor Of the Prince Alexis. These, with the
difficulties in the ranks recently developed at
Washington and the troubles horoscoped for
the movement during the present session of
Congress, leave the followers Of Stanton in a
singular condition.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

nN 1ahDEA. broadway. between Prinse and
'sop sueets--oCR AMERICAN COUSIN ~
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

INA EDWIN's THEATRE, No 7sC aroaa~.v
oTE-LE font DIES SourERS
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

THE DANGER to the republican party of a
split which cannot be healed is thickening in
the Senate from day to day. Let it come, and
let us see what is the strength and what is the
game of the anti-Grant republicans. The
time is at hand for action.
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THEATRE. Broadway AMI IN. -.
N GARTH "n' iStu street. -
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ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING.

frTH AVENUE THEATRE rwa,,v e,r.. -.
kkw DRAMA or DTvoEoE
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couraging. The Presidential game Of the demo-
Gratis is evidently the game Of hampering and
battling the republicans In their relief meas
ures, and then to hold them responsible before
the country. On the other hand, the republi-
| cans appear to be afraid to venture into the
deep water Of financial reforms, because Of
the danger Of discords and splits that may
strengthen the ant-Grant faction. The two
houses will doubtless adjourn over, at least
from the Thursday or Friday before Christ
mas to the 9th of January, to allow the
members the enjoyment at home Of their
| Christmas and New Year holidays, so that it
will be nearly month yet before we can
expect either House to 60 regularly to work; /;
and then, from the increasing excitements of
the Presidential agitation, we fear that bun
combe resolutions, amendments and speeches,
will prevail to the end Of the session.
We were informed last week that Wednes-
j day evening, the 18th instant, was appointed
for conference and confidential oyster sup
per, on the half SHE'LL at Washington, between
the ant-Grant republicans, George Wilkes in
the chair, and the bewidered democrats, on
| the project of joint stock coalition for the
defeat of General Grant. SO general, how
ever, has been the outcry from the unterrifed
democrats Of the country against this passive
or possum policy, this policy Of pretending tc
be dead when the party Is still alive and kick
iny. this policy Of reversing the old fable by
Disgusting the democratic lion in the skin Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-20
By Z S. K. RENNETT..

LNXECUTORS OF THOMAS .BENNETK
Ell Vs. Jane N. Bennett, ct ALA Spendid Reet-
tlence-Under Decree Of the Court OF Common
PlSsn5e %i ae daslea aa1ta for sale on WEDNESDAY, the
9Th March ensuing, ct public eutcrt, sre 0id
Postofiice, corner Of Broad and East L bAkfeetsf
In Charleston, at IL O'Clock, s4.ssiiss,tI
:. One or the most attractive eRESfDRHCESatthe
own use, Immediately adjacent 70 the ae5i
River, and In full view thereof.
Tbls very fne Dwelling 10 three steres high,
with extensive piazzas al facing the south. 10Th,
blseu1ent and attic are lifted FOR 0ccupation.
The parlors are elegantly finished both In tho
right rooms Id the ReSldence are twelve, most q
the same: being large and airy, with high ceilings
besides dressing rooms and attic. Gas tpt9tnG
runs through the entire establlshment. On tna
premises are complete and extensive outbutld.
ings, With three large cgsterns aud conservatory.
The fruit and flower gardens are quite extenstVa,
and contain many choice plants
The Lot measures three hundred and fofT-eignt
feet, be the same more or less; lisa hist, snd dst
one having been always exempt lnm prevMhn9
feyers, and Is located In the north western portion
OF the city 1.-THE fashionable portton,) on Lucas,
near Calhoun streets, HAVING 20 tns east an ;SPsa
This splendid establishment o6ers the lstgest
inducements either toa Northern purchaser de-
string an elegant residence at the South, " inA
winter, or to Southern purchaser VINO uonu ae.
sire an open and convenient reaoence ioF uz0
"G Conditions Of saie-one.alth cash; balance IN
four equal annual nstafments, with Interest nom
date, payable annually, 81 Per cent, sasafed ny
bond with mortgage OF the property, with poncy
Of Insurance on the buhatn9s. asNgnea. f1lcna'
ser to pay for all necessary pspers and sta1aps.
, 9. e. q. !. sEsMsG'sK, aEssMhssGG's Ezeoassrr.
jans-as,17, -febl, IL, IL, ,2oS2s, ,2s-mAl,
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Hotel ArrIvals-Febru.ry Is and 10.

KILLS HOUSE.
William Kershaw, James G. Gordon and
wife, J. NJ. Gordon, New London; Mr. and Mrs, ".
E. Psfs1ns, Boston ;zA D. smg6t $shtatogs;
Jamssss1s1, IL, New York; z-ifaksk 'Aikeh; R.
F,ases Aasa Rle, Australia; J. T. Smith Ind son.
@fea&6S3H. e. Soatherland and wifss Nad,son,
NAJ.;EE.. Spooner, Miss Lllhe spooner, Hiss 3 A.
Mbfden, Philadelphia; j. Henry weeaks and1ady,
NewTork; simon q. Eeldmsnu, Philadelphia; F;
A. GSssln,, New York; D. q. DeBevoiee, New. York;
R. @. s,mklnta and wife. Philadelphia; james 8.
Lyons, Edward Bennett, Buffalo, N. T.; Dsud OFT
and wife.Nsw Yors, Dr. George B. Eouglas,
Savannah. ca, j.. THIN and wife, Montreal; W.H.
Gsndar, Brooklyn, N Yss NJ. Stale wife and tboys
7. G. Htgglus Ne@ Yorrf ;Chafies ". Lends; oR
ton; w. VI. Emagsens New FORK; Thonas. Ha:
mans, Caacago; WI. FoBlet. WHINING tom o.;
Nsri@ M.3yaiii Columbus s. o.. p sGraef,
Noiph oEreltna; william, Hacker Miss Hacker,
Misss sXewhall, PhimdsspatsS %. aosFo,Bysh New
York;sGustave3 4. Jahn, New Yor&ssL 2. EEp-
ping; South oaroHha swinism st john New York;
DTHs sChsmberlain, city; G. 6. ,Heason. S
CHARLESTON Fp<sb. { :ssiS
M.Meymana, Savannah; $'E.fRr Read, 0onnee.
tieut; johnson Hagoed, Barrmed; 8. a. Smith,
Maryland, +. b. Roweds chicago;,R W. Carton.
aud wife, J. G. Warren and vife.;lsr j. d Ohts
holm, Boston; DO. Anderson, Wando Mtnes; B.
orawlsy, Philadelphia; II B. <HIlton, Penusyfvas
mia; A. W. Taylor. Jacksonnoro,; Joseph shadlel.
James Gsheidon, New York. Walter Mutt, iHor:
ace A. Nsthans Philadelphia; q. R. Thomas, Iohn
G. johnson, Florida; E. T. Walton, Delaware; .,
Il. Loper, Virginia; A. Mclaughlin, Savannah;c.
Lydier, W. L. Dawson, South Carolina; Charles
Nswhouse, Philadelphia; J. b. Max, Columbia; F.
Banclre, New Jersey; R F. Bower, Frank Som.
ers, Philadelphia. ses.
PAVILION HOTEL. =.
9. s.shsSpe, North Carolina; +. ". Kelly, ,. Perry,
Ytginia; D. I:Judah aud wife, Washington; 81
Lance ssvannah;y, g.Gdrney, G. u Caldwell
Nssburtpoft; c. Buckley, city; 8. Morrison, Co
lufn5ia; MoKean Buchanan and niece, KFB ca
brela McKean. New York; g.. ". Wheeler, Salem;
J. B. Parnell, arahams T. o. ;r. J. Harley. Ridge
Vile; q. W. Rice, Lexington Courthouse; ". N.
Jones' South Carolina.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

cases OF A. FINE LoSGCLOrH, only loc,
formerly 12nc
cases OF 4.4 Fine Longcloth, only SIC, FORMER
10 cases Of A. Fine Longcloth, only f2K to 2oc,
formerly Is 70 26c
8 cases 1o:4 Fine Sheetlng, only 37hc, tormeriy
soc
cases 1o4 Brown sheeting only 37Xc, former
. cases as in. Pillow.case Sheeting, only 17Kc
formerly zoe.
500 dozen. All.Llnen, Huck Towels, 81 per dozen
worth 81 s5
500 dozen, All.Linen, Damask Towels, 81 26 anu
S., worth 81 90 and So SO
100 pieces n inch Diaper, 81 80, worth 81 90:
ASKS, Crashes, Napkins and Doyues, at CORES
pondingly low prices.
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Atftiott 8ales-cfH anaps.
By A. C.-McaILLIYRAY,

ESTATE POSITIVE SALE OF
~. valuable PLANTATION, 900 acres; on Goose
Ureek-by order OF the Executors.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY I'd March, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Pcstof1ce,
"A well settled PLANTATION, belonging to the
Estate OF the late B. G. Gadsden, shout 900 acres
In all 150Reres'hlgh land cleared fof cultivation,
about go toleo acres rice land balance well wood
ed In pine and oak. Buttpg and bounding
Bradford. west by Goose Greek south by Lsdds
" Tennent. A conf0ztahls Dwelling and houses
for forty or ffty laborerG FIVE or Six landings on
the river or creek. Fane .ashtug and hunting.
Titles warranted good. Location about one aud
quarter miles from Porcneris Station, On North
emssrn Railroad, which sis about fourteen mfas
from this city, ,..F,.f - ST. if5T;-e
years, secured'as nsnali Pnrcfader payiuc afic-
toneer for papers and stauapa d, Hb2o-rntuths6
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.,

GALE STPONED.:-WlLL BESQLQON
y THURSDAY, 7sd February, at the Old Post.
Oiiice, Broad street, al IL O'Clock, s' sI:1,'
All that TRACT OF. LAND on Poe Pom: Esc,E
Coleton County, known as Pine Islgnd, the PROD
erty OF DR.. f. Y. Glover, containing 1000 acres Of
Land. Bounded on the. north BY Csttlej Ialand
the east by the Lands Of the late Colonel Ashe,
Mrs. Wayne and the Village; on the eouth oy tne
Pou Pom Neck Road and Lands Of the Estate or Z
Raven Mathewes; aud on the west by the Ashepoo
River and ELECTS Cot Greek. as --3S.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay ]. +. MatheW9l
for papers and 6t8ufpS. f6bM-H1lntn4,
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, is cents; oid
price 90 cents. In Velve and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price ST. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, ST.; old price 81 25. In Velvet and Lea
rher bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsEL sr. BAZAAR, AND No. 161 KING ST.
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''TRUrH LIES IN WELL" but the mis-
fortune Is some will not use the means TO draw
her up. II ",twere done, 'twere well done
'swere done quickly" So say we who know the
beneficial effects experienced by the used Of the
Old Carolina Bitters
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STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA NEXT THURSDAY.
The commodIous screw steamship Fall River Will
be dispatched for Philadelphia on the 2ad instant,
from Browns wharf, taking frcights on liberal
terms. The Virginia will follow on the I'd March.
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: BY STREET BROTHERS &C0.,f :

NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN AND HOLASSES. -.
On TUESDAY, the Hst instant, at II o'clock; 4.
r. will be. sold in our warehouse, sNes r. East
Bay, o-.z4
20 200 hhds. Of Fair, Good and Prime Grocery NEW
ORLEANS SUGAR. NJ ~ 3. -: !! = ~ Z
l40 barrels Of Choice New. Orleans NolssseL Il
Terms-Al sufds under $10oe, cash; t1to0 Or
over, thirty days, With approved .cssy enttotsed
notes. 81 - -.33s,;i-. al.gts ~,
~ Columbia Pnnuix, Augusts Chronicas and
Seutinei; Atlanta dgemcor, and Macon Tcf6.
graph Will insert once and send bill 70 gsllE Pay.
ment. -, fe4lE.6,
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RUSTIC GOODS! RUSTIC GOODS "A reduction
Of twenty per cent. on Side and Corner Brackets
beok Racks &c. Sat our stores
CHAs. @: RICHTER i Co.,
basel street Bazaar, aud No. l6l King street.
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sUsrNEss NOTI cEs.

FEEsH BUTTER CRACKERS, IL cents per
pound; Egg Biscuirs,, 80 cents per pound; Ginger
Nuts, ls cents per pound; Soda Biscuits, 10 cents
per pound at KINsMAN Bros, No. 81 Market
otreat ieb20-l
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CHOICE Srock.-Mr. J. Fraser Mathewes will
SSH at auction on Wednesday next some OF the
best stock ever offered In this market. See adver-
dsenfenEs r I r. irS
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PURE GYPsUx-The attention of all inter-
esled in planting and farming is dIrected.to the
advertisement by Mr.. John h. Holmes OF this vol
liable and low.priced manure.
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A NEW LOT OF mercantile Note Paper, five
quires for 5oc., at the Hasel street Bazaar and No.
lsI King street. oct1o-mtu
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RANGE OF. fHERMoMErER at Joseph Black.
lnnxn:s drug store, No 80 Broad street. Febraary
i: soclock sfsilo, So i&s4 &ss; alss; ssss;
!, SO. February 10: s,4s; 70, 80; IL, 55;:2, 81.
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ATTENTION., TOURISTS. views
Of Charleston and vicinity at No. l6l King street
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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CRUABs.--The grand annual ball OH the
Cherss bon Rtaemen Club takes psaee'ihis even
ing at the South dsEa.inat 9an. M q /. =
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THE OLD CAROLINA BrrTERs, q pleasant
and enective cure for very many OF the Ills that
hesh is heir TO.
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SHALL CHRoNos SMALL CHRoMos !-Chro-
mos In Walnut Frames at Is cents each; formerly
sold at 81 so. No. l6l KING STREET.
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CsuELrY TO PRlsoNERs.-specialo oficer Her.
naudez.ortas Detective tsFcs, has been suspend
ed BY the Mayor FOR cruelty TOWARDS q prisoner.
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By BysJOHNT.HUHPRHEYS., J.

4 lNE IOF THE :. BESY; n EARhSss ON
~ CHARLESTON NEGK..ss s,ltss;sst
On THURSDAY next, the fSd .instsnt, q IL
O'Clock 4. M. at Old Pesto1fce uKiitsbe sozdssfz
That DESIRABLE FARM, ..lrRgWn as%sfHey.
ward'sn about two and half miles froM5he
ctysnmits, opposite Clements Ferry Road ib6Su.
tifully situated on the banks of the, Ashley fsr,
containing, as per plat made by Hobt K PaJle,
l21 82190 acres, dated Apfil; 186I Said fafln u
not only valuable ;foE agyic1Itural, purposea hpt
could be ad7antRgeously appropriated rs q H&ce
Course and placeof public amusement uf which
the City Of fQharleston taIR need, 3Gnd sfor (which
purpose this Farm was recently selected By par.
tiejWell 7ersed In such aubjects and q course It
one mile staked Joutupon1r. 51tsqutok and; easy
access by water. the South Carolina, and NORTH
eastern Railroads., the uellghfur drfSe toftanofd-
ed by the sheik end plank roads, all point $oitAs
peculiarly adapted to the; ab0ya, meuttnnHd pnt.
poses. This Farm could be advaptageously dtYia-
ed into farms OF twenty sores each! p .sSsss
Condia9nszOnet third cash; balance in enc
and two years, secured by bond and mar: gegeof
premises, sold interest & per cent. per annuin,
payable annually. ,,i@:s Il .ei1eh2o,
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, s4,
IS, ss so snd So so Per thouaand, according 70
SIZE at Tm NEWS JOB ONCE.
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RIBBON. GLOVE AND HOSIERY DEPART
MENT.
The finest stock OF RIBBONS ever brought to
this market have been imported by our Firm,
which viii be sold TO- milliners and consumers at
prices low We beg sush 70 ex-
1"n Jozen celebrated yldette Kid Gloves, at 81
per pair-each pair guaranteed 49,, ,,,o.
Finest Challey,s, AleXandre's, Felix's, and otner
cejehrated Seamless Kid Gloves, only 81 10
500 dozen English Hose, only $S so ana 81 per
Greatest selection OF Hosiery in the city, from
81 per dozen up. nrx,En,cr l. m
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THE ApaER ,L5sg han feaucsd the toeatrates
oneesonst York e hc On aularaAad &c
oa.ges leland cotton. ~. s: .r.4-Ssss7s.Sssssa
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U ING Will L I A n.
Railroa6s.-
Railroa1s.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.
EH Ell m !

CHARLESTON, 8. c., February II, 1871.
Trains leave Charleston Daily at II II. and $3.50
Arrive at Charleston 7:so A. n (Mondays ax-
cepted) and $50 P. IL
DAYS.
tion to New York. via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through in ~ hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS.
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lag over on SUNDAY In Bal
tmore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY In Wilmington, N. q.
This Is the cheapest, quickest end most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making close
connexions ut Washington with Western trains
S. 8. sOLoMoNS,
Engineer and superintendent
P. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
febll.12moS
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL.

SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
y ROAD.
2 && I'll
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily as
fUiiows.' -
Leave Charleston. .........,.... $40 4. y.
Arrive at Savannah: ........... 800
Leave Savannah. >. Ills A. y.
Arrive at Charleston. ........ $50 2. NJ
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic Gull
Railroad for Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and al
points III Florida.
Witn.C Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, No.
bile, New Orleans and the West.
With Steamboats, for points on the SaVauuah
River.
At charleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for all points
North and West.
in Charleston; Screven House. Savannah; and all
principal Ticket offices North aud South.
Freights forwarded daily to and from Sayan-
nah and all points beyond.
Through Bills OF Ladtng issued to Jackson vflie
Palatka, &C.
Tariff as low as by any other line.
G. 8. GADSDEN,
oct6 Engineer and superintendent.
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Aussfsh Sales This Day.

wnliam Mckay a# salst 10 oeloca at his
a-aoasehold dfarniture, &c. g.
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WHY USE foreign mixtures when you have
reliable remedy at home such as the Great
Southern Tonic, o!d Carolina Btters.
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CITY AT FA.f r r S.
meteorological Observations.

The tolowiugts is the War Department wealth
er report-d!vlsions Of kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF commerce. Observations taken
,Ssterday. at 4:51 p. NJ. Charleston time.
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OFF THE !TRAeE-Phe vassenger HainS on
thesavanuaff and Charleston Railroad gps on The
track on Saturday, near Yemaesee ststionsos1ng
to the rails. Sweating open under the weighs OF
the cars. There was no damage done beyond the
delay ana yesterday tue trains ran regularly as
usual.
TIE AcADEMY OF Music opens this evening
for six nights OF the legitimate drama, the bill be-
tnr Boucieaulrs "Lonfon Assurance with Mr..
McKean Buchanan as S,r:HaisodN epuffly. The
comnany has been highly praised In Augusta and
elsewhere, and, should TIA merits Justify the good
things that have been said Of VIII doubtless
have successful week. - -
.i-s-i sss: TTtEsy77vS! : ~ 80
THE GRAND ,CoNcERT -;in aid Of the Ladies'
Memorial Fair takes, pic % this evening, at the
man OF the fteundscnaftsbnnd and win undorbt-
edly be, q ,Ssss deflSfsfdta dtanatr.l BY gianSeeat
tie pruerahmsSn anssnarcnlamn k'win Ses Seen
ths1sheepssstrs sAections canics aaa varied,
and thsse 2sIendered by TIE .EeH knpoKn 9s ia am
ateur;s whom p9S1e sympathy has enrssed in
the canse, canaqf 9aif 70 please even the most
criacafAS4 sAaldfoss. slssa .a
S IS srcz
SrABB1NG AFfnAY.-AboutS oelecko1 Setur-
day morntngs Robert MeKsekRey and TChaEtes
Jones' tWb seamen Or the sch6oaef Amir S. Dsas,
began to quarrel, %heh Jones dtew knife and
s5Stbed his antagonist in the left side the blade
came-very near sae spine, but did not penetrate
very deep. The-wonnded man lost a large guam
tity OF blood before help could be obtained, but
was at length removed to the City Hospital He
is doing well. So,
CHEAP STEAM FREIaHrs, TO New YORK AND
THE EASTERN CrIEs.-The Iron Line, with nsrad-
custc llberaity, has reduced its local rate on
New York cotton to Nc p 70, anda consequence
cotton to Boston, Providence andthe Kew EnS'and
manufacturing towns has correspondtngly de-
clined &c all round. With such reasonable
freight figures to Northern points, andonly 50
on uplands and Ill ON sea islands, all steam to
Liverpool, the Georgia on Thursday, go, VIII
doubtless attract considerable amount OF cotton.
THE SOUTHERN WHARvES.-The wharf prop
erty adjoining East Battery and known as the
Southern wharves, has passed under the man
agement Of Mr.. John Il. Holmes, Of our CITY, The
pier heads have been placed il superior order, the
storehouses and offices are In nne condition, and
the whole establishment Is on footing to give
satisfactory dispatch to large business Its
proximity to the sea, aud the comfort arls-
ing from its 1ne Southern position, should attract
to it alarge business, whioA4Fe ere sstiaaed tpe
gentleman in charge will do eSesythtns to-en-
courage. Those exGsllsns steamers, the Dictator
and City Point 5ssss will e1safter
land at this PG A
corros sisSS Sl ssissocffhe following
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-20

PAPER Dolls! PAPER DOLLS Sold at 3, 6,
Q and Il cents each former prices, s, 10, Is and
20 cents.
No. lsl KING ST., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-20

DRESS GOODS.
100 pieces Black Alpacas, 20 per cent lower than
formerly
case Irish Silk PoplIns, new styles, 80 inches
wide, only 90 cents, valued at 81 25
so China SILK Dress Patterns, all shades anu
colors, only $l2, worth SIS
so pieces Black Silks, at o great sacrifice
The greatest variety or Dress Goods In any
Southern market, at prices to suit the times.
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT co.