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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21


ACADENY. or MUsIG.-It was generally re.
marked as little singular that MI. Mexican Bu-
chanan, who came amongst US herad:d as a
heavy trsgedlan. shOuldohaYe chosen to make his
nrst appearance upon the Charleston boards in
comedy. Nevertheless, ne was greeted last night
BIZ very good house. "London Assurance" Is
one or those modern plays framed rather with
view to exhibit the aggregated exct lieuctes OF
stock company, than to display the superior
efrugence of any single dramatic star. Indeed,
1t Is not easy to decide to which Of the four or ve
leading characters belongs tha chief prominence.
fhs piece last nigrti as q wdele; WAS very re.
specially put upon the stage. The Sir Harcourr
OF Mr.. Buchanan, although not o role
atrurdlng frequent opportunity for those hits
whica .'brlng atwn the house,n was we'll and
carefully acted. Miss McKean played Lady Gay
SpanEer with grace and spirit, although her fra.
gle ply sque hardly looked that OF the dashing
ana impetuous huntress. The part OF Dazzle was
rather over.acted by Mr.. Brent In whose hands
what many consider the best part In the comedy
lost much OF Its erect. The..getup Of Dolly
spanker (Mr. KendaD was capital, and his acting
very ere litable. Miss Abbott made pleasant
aud pretty Grace Harkaway. The other charac-
tiers we're fairly personated.
To night We are to have Richelleu; or, the Con.
spiracy, which will give us a better opportunity
of judging OF Mr.. Buchanan's merits.
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THE CONCERT at the Freundschaltsbund
Hall last night, in aid Of the Memorial Fair, was a
decided success. The attendance was excellent,
the audience being composed OF goodly number
or Germans, as also Representatives OF OF the best
class of our native population. The hall, bril-
lIantly Illuminated, (for it Is certainly the best
lighted hall in the city, and nilee with the beau
" ard fashion OF Charleston, afforded most
pleasing coup d'oeil. The programme was well
arranged, anording au admirable variety OF vocal
and instrumental music. The chorusseS, by the
Sangerbund, uf we mistake mott under the diree-
tion o: Profe. sor Aiche were specially well exc
cused, showing most thorough and painstaklng
training. The chorus was composed OF twenty
four gentlemen, every one OF whom sang con
dnaore.
We have never heard better chorus slnging than
was givenast night, ard this -is particularly tho
case in regard to the concluding piece, "De Wacht
am Rhine,n which was sung With great spirit.
The solo, trio and quartette were all well sungi
the solo being encored the applause not ceasing
until Madam returned and gracefully ac-
knowiedged the compliment. Similar apprecla-
ton was also shown to the three young ladies
who played so.os and duets on the piano. These
instrumental performances were under the direc-
ton OF Professors Muller and Deden.
Although It did not need this new proof OF the
thorough Identification Of our German fellow.
citizens with what lies so near to every Southern
heart, we hope we shall be pardoned for taking
the liberty Of thanking them for this renewed c4
hibition OF public spirit and patriotsm for gener
ously rendering their kind offices, and for the
very handsome manner in which the programme
was executed.
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PHoroaRApH ALBUMS CHEAPER TEAM EVER |!
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; .Q.d
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. 10 Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old,prlcs 81 2Ss In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 90; old price 81 SO.
HAsEL ar. BAZAAR, AND No. l61 KIEd ST.
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THE MEMORIAL. FAIR.-In addition to the ar
ticles already acknowledged, twelve fine straw
brooms have been received ct Mrs. Snowden's %
table; also lot OF preserves and fancy articles,
from many friends, whose names, at their own re-
quest, are not mentioned. The handsome music
box will be rafded at Won Santen's In the course
OF the week as soon as the few chances which yet
remain to be taken are filed up. The large doll.
house VIII be returned to Mr.. Bowman, to be raf-
fad In a short time.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

-, DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. ,sgs,
cases Of A. FINE EoSGcLoTH, only l0c.
formerly 123sc !. 80 "a: -. rsSfs :
cases OF "a Fine7Lopg cloth, only $40, former:
10 CASES sol Mof4-4Fine Longoloth, eouy I2xseo2oc,
casss ie4 Fine IN IS She Sting, only s7kc formerly
-6Oc -, n :, ,,SsF.,S - ..
cases 1o.4 Brown Shee.ing, only s7Hc, formesi
Q cases Is in. Pillow-case Sneetiug, only 17hc,
formerly a0c.
500 dozen, All.Lincn, Buck Towels, 81 per dozen,
worth 81 Is
500 dozen, All.ldDen, DamasS Towels, 81 70 ano
81, worth 81 80 aud SIS so
lO0>pIeces 22 inch Diapr, 81 80, worth $3.50. = (
A large and well selected stock of TABLE DAM
ASKS, Crashes Napkins and Doyftes, at cerres-
poadngy low prices.
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By J. FRASER MATHEWES.

BY J. FRASER MATHEWES.
WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY, THE 21s1,
w at the Old Postoflce, Broad street. at Il
FOUR PLANTATIONS, adjoining each ether,
belonging to the. Estate Ae! Logaa, known as
"Dungannen,n "gerry Hil,n "Chiso!n'sm and
uMeye yer5n situated on Savannah and Charleston
Railroad, in the forks OF Wiltown and Savannah
Roads, thirteen miles from Charleston, In st.
Paul's Parish, containing about $500 acres, well
adapted to the culture OF cotton, rice nd provis-
ions, and weil.tlmoered; good dratnage on Log
Bridge and Wallace's Creeks, and good landing
for schooners on the latter place. On the place Is
large dwelling and outbuidngs. The Savannah
and Charleston Railroad divides the Tract into
two equal parts.
The PINE LAND SUMNER SETTLEMENT, near
the above, known as "Mil Brookn or "Logan.
vIlle.n containing about 800 acres.
Terms-OnetlIird cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bond OF tile purchaser and
mortgage Of the property, with interest from day
Of sale. Purchaser TO ]. F. Mathewes for papers
and necessary United States internal revenue
stamps feb2l
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auction Sales This Day.

Henry Cobia Il Co. will sell at O'Clock, at
their store Shoulders, butter, DC.
P. B. Lalane & 90. viii sell at Q O'Clock, at their
store, apples, sorgum. &c. -
Laufey & Alexander will SELF at 10 O'Clock, at
theirstose, rope. =
Street Brothers Go. viii sell at IL O'Clock, at
NJ II East Bss, sugar and molasses.
81. F. Matdewes viii sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old Ppstmnse real estate.
J. G. Mllnar Co. will sell at 10 O'clock at their
store; dry gdals and sundrle1.
A. a. Ab,ahams i Sons viii sell az 10 O'Clock,
at their store, drygoods, hosiery, &c.
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The ST. PETERS SCHOOL RAFFLE.-We are
informed by the Rev. Mr.. Folchl that the splen'
didy- bound family Bible, valued at $40, and other
articles remaining ever from the st. Peters
School Fair, will be raed tonight at the school
house In wentworth street. Several chances re-
main to be filed, and It is hoped that the friends
of the school will supply the deficiency. The fair
was only partially successful, and DEBT OF SOU
remains upon the school.
The articles to be rafied will be on exhibition
at the school from "a. NJ. until dark to day. At
night the school.house will be opened az 1880, and
the rafting will begin at $50. Admission ten
centG -. = - -
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The CHARLESTON RIFLEMEN BALL.-The first
grand annual ball OF the Charleston Rinemen
Club took place at the South Carolina Hall Last
evening, and was handsome aIalr 10 every
particular. The old South Carolina Haal, which
has been silent witness Of SO many joyous fes-
t,vIties Of The Kind was polished up for the oc-
cssion, and seemed well fitted to receive the
stream OF youth and beauty which began to pour
in about O'Clock. The hna band stationed at
the upper end OF che hall soon gave lofthnHe fn-
spfring notes OF march, and as the gay process
sion moved around the floor to the measured tune
of the music the effect was at once beautiful aud
striking. The dancing which followed was en-
ioyed with all the yiyaclty and sprlghiuness OF
youth, and the elasticity OF fairy FOOT eps as they
trlpped through the mazy windings Of the dance
seemed TO verify the prediction that it would
s.last till morning." neat refreshment table,
ornamented with beautiful confectionery, invited
the attention Of the assembled guests, between
the hours OF 10 and 2, and soon afterwards the
the melting not-s Of softly breathing music told
that the dance was again resumed. The ball was
managed in the most approved manner, and the
committee deserve the thanks OF the Rihemen
ana their guests for the courtesy and attention
which were never found wanting during the
entire evening.
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By A. G. KeGlLIVRAY,sst q
Renl Estate Auetio n eer9t

DOSITIvE SALE-GENTEEL AND0oE-
II AODI0US WOODEN RESIDEN0R, with 6Ie
tensiye Lot, on northeast corner OF TradA and
Friend streets, at auction. ~. .-5tesS 3sS.ys
Will be sold, on THURSDAY next, 23d inataner
at II O'Clock, at the Old Postofice. ,srl'
The LOT ts 60 feet front by 266 deep, on Erien1
street. House has ten or twelve rooms. with
Kitchen; and usual outbuudn9s. This vsluahk0
property can be made one OF the most destr-
able in the city M comparatively small out
lay in improvements ont the house, and the extern
sive garden and grounds connected Herewith. /.
Terms-One- half cash. balance In one andfw0
years, secured as usual, and with Insurance. ana
assignment OF policy. Purchaser TO pay auc-
tloneer for papers and stamps. fe617-3wth2
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j BY JOHN 7. HUMPHREYS. ,
NNE OF THE BEST FARMS


" CHARLESTON NECK. ;ts 4.;sssa,
On THURSDAY next, the sd instant, at u
O'Clock A. H., at Old Posto11ce, VIII % setd,
That DESIRABLE FARM, k9oYn 1 "Hey-.
wards,n about two and half miles from th6
city limits, opposite Clements Ferry Road, bean
tilully situated on the banks OF the Ashley Ryefs
containing, as per plat made by R0ht. &. Payne
l2l 32-1Go acreA dated April, 1857. Said farm u
not only valuable for agricultural purposes hus,
could he advantageously appropriated as Race
Course and place Of public amusement OF which
the City Of Charleston la In need, and for which
purpose this Farm was recently selected by par
one mile ataked out upon it. Its quick and easy
access by water. the South Carolina and North
eastern Railroads, the delightful drive to It AFFORD
ed by the shell and plank roads. all point 70 1t aS
peculiarly adapted TO the above mentioned pur-
pOses This Farm could be adVaptageously dtvad--
ed into farms OF twenty acres each.
Condltons-One third cash; balance 10 one
and two years secured by bond and mortgage or
premises sold; interest per cent. per aanum,
payable annually. :'S Ien0
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UNITED STATES William
DAVIS was brought before Commissioner Porteous
Yesterday afternoon on the charge Of obstructinng
voters in the e2ercise'or their rights at aprectnct
in Ward s. of this city, during the November elec-
tions. The evidence failed to identify the prla-
oner as the party who had really committed the
offence, and be was liberated.
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RUSTIC GOODS! RUSTIC GooDs!-A reduction
Of twenty per cent on Side and Corner Brackets,
BOOK Racks &C., at our stores.
CHAs. @. RraHTER & Co.,,
Uasel street Bazaar, and No. 1sl King street.
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A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, five
op,res for Soc, at the Hase street Bazaar and No.
l61 King street. octl0-mtu
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By STREET BROTHERS & co.,

BY STREET BROTHERS q EU.,
AuctIoneers.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN AND M0LASSES. 49,
THIS DAY, the 21st instant at IL O'Clock, A..
NJ, will be sold In our warehouse, No. "a East
Bay,
700 hhdB. of Fair, Good and Prime Grocery NEW
ORLEANS SUGAR.
lao barrels Of Choice New Orleans Molasses
Terms-All sums under $1,000, cash; $1,000 or
over, thirty days, with approved city endorsed
notes.
AT Columbia Phoenix, Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel. Atlanta Intelligenoer and Macon Tele.
graph will insert once and send bill to us for pay
mens. feb21
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r Ess C GooD s.. ~
100 pieces Black Alpacas,20 per cent. lower than
formerly
case Irish six Popllns new styles, 80 Inches
wide, only 80 cents, valued at, 81 25
SO China SILK pressr Patterns, all SHADES end
colors, only ST., worth S1o
so .uiaces Black Sllks, at great sacrifice <
The greatest variety or Dress Goods In any
Southern market. at prices to su1T tue times.
-FURCuGUTT, BENEDICT co.
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BUsINEss MOTT Es.

TIE GFTs OF HEALTH can be maintained
only by sedulous care, and the sick should seek 8
correct remedy. For MalarIous Diseases, Dyspep-
sia, &c there is none like. the Old Carolina Bit
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CAPTAIN KIDD TURNING UP.-A- city paper
says that on Saturday workman engaged In ex-
cayatine ditch near the South Carolina Rail
road Depot, came across an lron box buried In the
earth. After an immense excitement had been
raised by the assembled laborers over the DIS.
covery, the box was taken up, and, upon being
forced open, disclosed some worthless chemical
preparation instead OF the expected doubloons
and guineas. The crowd laughed over their sell
and went to work again.
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-nafti9a Balfg 9HllRIFlx pdnssl::
ByJ. FRASERMATHEWKS.

|TN THE COMMON PLEAS. .,,s,sass;..s
L. By yirtueef an order OF court II thiscass 20
on TUESDAY, the 2Sth day OF FebrnsH, lsHrat14
O'clock at the Old Postomc mce, Broad istress,
Il sTSe foilowInainaned REAL EsTAIE: 49, /
. All that, LOT OF LANE. with the bqildlngI:
' thereon, situate on the, north side OF YernoH
street. In tbeCity Charleston, known as No. 1ss
measuring and containing In front. OF; verne.
and ten .llo) feet IN depth; bounded north by
Lands OF O., south. by Vernon street east oy
Lands Of segnious and west by Laudsof EN-;
ming. 49,
( Al that LOT OF LAND with bullqingg thereon
situate In Hampton court In the CITY OF Charles
ton, known BY the No. "A. measuring and cor
tstning forty tfo) feet front by eighty lso feet tA
depth; bounded north by Lands or -, south By
Hampton court east by Lands OF -. aud west
BY Lands of NcGregor. .s,ti a s345s
Term onehalf cash; balance By bond ot the
.purchaser at one year from day OF e;sWfth IN
Iterest, and mortgage Of thepfoperty; buildingst0
be insured and: policy a8slgned. Purchaser -
pay for papers and stamps. u ~. = "a
feb2ltustu3 80 y. WI. GkYER, Referee.
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RANGE OF TEE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Blackman's drug store, No. 80 Broad street, Feb
ruary 2o O'Clock, so; TO- SIS; 12 IS; 2, 81; 4, 80;
s7.s.-58 So = =
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PAPER DOLLS PAPER DOLLS Sold at s, G,
and p cents each former prices, S, 10, Is and
20 cents.
No. 1e1 KING ST., AND RAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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SUSPICIOUS Characters. Sam Jackson, Jos.
Smith sad Henry Taylor, three old thieves were
discovered by the police on Saturday morning,
squstting La house up the road, and all arrested
on the chargeot kagrancy, and locked up In the
Guardheuse. On the same night James Drayton,
another OF the gang was also arrested. They
were brought before the Mayor, who, upon proof
OF their predatory habits, and having no occupa.
tlon, sent them to the House OF Correction for
twenty DAYS each, under the wages law.
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FREIGHT on RICE TO NEW YORK LOWERED.
The new Iron Line will take rice, per steamship
Georgia, Thursday afternoon, at 81 IS per casS,
and issue through bills OF laing to Boston ut 81 So
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
ATLANTA, Ga.
General John B. Gordon, President. Atlanta, Ca.
General A. II. ColquItt, Planter, Barker County,
Ga.
A. Austell, Banker, Atlanta, Ga.
E. w. Holland, Atlanta, Ga.
]. H. Galloway, Atlanta, Ca.
Hon. B. U. Yancey, Athens, Ga.
3, j. Smith, Planter. Cuthbert, Ga.
X. v. NJ. Miller, Atlanta, Ga:
General Wade hampton, Columbia, s. c..
William Johnston, President Y 3. q. H. r.,
Charlotte, n. c.
C, h. PhInzy, Commission Merchant, Augusta,
Gu.
Robert Thomas, Athens. Ga.
II, e. Butler, Commission Merchant, Augusta, Ga.
n /" Willingham, Planter, Aendale $. G.
w. A. Caldwell. Greensboro. N. O..
r. II. Oowan, Wilmington, N. G:
d. X. Murchison, wilmington, n. U.
+. ], Pe:zer, Charleston, y. Q.
d. q. PoWle, Raleigh, N. q.
General W. r. Cox, Raleigh, N. q.
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RusNEss ESyELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Ofice
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business nan should have his card printed on
his envelopes
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GEESE REcovERED.-EarlyS Saturday morn
ing, Private Slmons, of the police force, who had
lost four geese few days before from his
premises, heard suspicious gabbling about q
square from his residence and on investigating
the source Of the noise, found that 1t proceeded
from his four lost webfooted pets IN the yard OF
one Daphne Davis. The latter and the geese were
taken to the Guardhouse and duly brought be-
fore the Mayor. Daphne stated that she bought
the geese from boy, but the vendor not being
produced, the plea was not received, and the
prisoner was turned over to trial justice. The
feathery blpeds were turned over to the real
owner
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PsasoNAL.-The Hon. R. B. Carpenter re-
turned from the North on Sunday morning, and
is in the city.
General James Chestnut, OF Camden, lsrrivoS In
the city last evening, and is staying at the
Charleston Hotel.
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Buy your BOOTS AND SHOES at
T.EIB e RS,
No. Al BROAD STREET.
He makes them to order, In any style desired,
using only the best material ana worEmanaalp.
COpsta1tly on hand, large assortment OF Gus.
tommade BOOTS AND SHOES, Of all sizes.
The New
EXCEL SIOR GATE r,
Which dIspenses with shoe strings and elastic,
MADE To ORDER at This establishment.
Call and examine specimens:
JACOB STEIBER
dec13-tu ths3mos No. Il Broad street.
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SMALL CHRoxos SMALL CHRoMos !-Chro
mos in Walnut Frames at Is cents each; formerly
sold at 81 SO. No. lol MING STREET.
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cAyANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL

SAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL
- ROAD.
&@M E1 afs
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily ae
follows:
Leave Charleston ..s... .o.oo a. ~
Arrive at Savannah. a1.............aO0 r. "a.
Leave Savannah.... a. n
Arrive at Charleston. .......... ..o.Zo r. u.
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic'1 Guu
Railroad for Jacksonville, st. Augustine, and all
WITH Central Railroad FOR Macon, Atlanta, Mo-
bile New Orleans and the West.
With Steamboats, for points ON the Savannah
River.
Carolina Railroads and Steamships for all points
North and West. r...,,
In Charleston Screven House, Savannah; aAd OIL
nripctpal Ticket offices North and South.
Frcghts forwarded daily to and from SaVan'
nah and all points beyond.
Through Bills OF Lading issued to Jacksonville,
sPalatka, &c. ,
@. 8. GADSDEE,
ocrb Engineer and superintendent.
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FOREIGN ExPoars-The Spanish bark Eu-
laiia, for Liverpool, Wa cleared yesterday by
MessracB.zs. Rhets Il sonsS with the following
assorted cargo, viz: 81 bags sea island cotton,
sss bales upland cotton COL b5ls rosin. s5S sacks
cotton seed. $50 tons phosphate rock and bbls
phosphate samples. Weight, s2s,7es pounds;
YSsiue, s8S,5S3. Z
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By ], FRASER MATHEWES.
VALUABLE PHOSPHATE AND PLANT

viii be sold THIS DAY, the ;21st February, at
the Old Post0fflce, at II O'Clock.
AM that TRACT OF LAND at Parker's Ferry, on
the Eaisto River and Iron Mine Beach Greek, IN
Colleton County, formerly the property OF J. j.
Perry. Esq. containing about 1900 acres, more or
less, on which Is large deposit Of Phosphate
The Tract consists OF good Cotton, Rice, Provision
and Timber Lands Can be treated for atprivate
SALE
years, secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the property. Purchaser to pay j.
F. Mathewes for necessary United States Inter-
nal Revenue stamps and pagers. feb21
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BILL HEADS printed On fine paper at s., 81,
sb, So so snd So 80 per thousand, according TO
aze. at TIE NKws JOB once,
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A FAMOUS BLOCKADE RUNNER CALLED TO
ACCOUNT New York letter, Of Friday last, says:
application was made to Judge Barnard this
morning for the appointment Of receiver to
take care of certain valuable city real estate be-
longing to one Henry Hart, Esq, who during the
war, as is alleged, was president OF the Consoh
dated Steamship Company, whose headquarters
were at Charleston. The company was formed
for running the blockade. After the'war was
over defendant, it is further alleged, took the
money pelongmg.to the company in common and
cameto New;Yor$, where se eintestef it in Filth
avenue properly Decision reserved.h
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To STIMULATE and strengthen the human
frame for the labor allotted to it, use the Old
Carolina Bttera,
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THE ELEcr1oS.-The counting of the votes
cast In this county a: the late senatorial election
vii begin to-day all O'Clock, at the Courthouse.
Sheriff Macsey Is, is,sonvalescent, but too III, it is
thou5ht,to be present. In bis absence, the count
ing win be ccndlcted by the other two commits,
sioners for this c6unty, viz: Messrs. R. s. Bruins
and n Montgomsrv.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. 1Sl King street,
orat the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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oHARLRsfoN HorFh,

Us. Brolly Miss NJ. A. Brolly, New York; N. F.
Groves and wife, Miss Mary E. Farmer, Miss Gets
ton, Miss Ogden and man servant, Syracuse; 3. D.
Jencks, Providence; T. Olett and lady, Miss Grace
Mcclure, Miss ]. T. Jerman. Albany; E. Blondel,
W. T. Seward, New York; G. G. Selmsn, J. McRae,
Wilmington; W. Il. Gelderslune, Wisconsin; Jas.
Chesnut, Camden.
MILLS HOUSE,.
H. G. Wolfe, E. c. Roots and wife, Miss Roots,
New York; Mr.. ard Mrs, Houston, Miss Houston,
Newark; A. Barlow, 8. b. Ross, Phiisdeiphia; Jos.
Bradstreet, Gardiner; F. T. Bradstreer, New York;
J.eYannewan, Massachusetts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

900 pieces Marscies, from 20 to so cents, worth
90 to Is cents
100 pieces Tarletan, only 25 cents. worth 40 cents
500 pieces Swiss, Cambrics and Jaconets, from 10
| to so cents, worth 20 to rs cents.
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT co.