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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15

THE SALE OF
THROUGH TICKErS
TO ALI POINTS NORTH AND EAST
RESUMED
The only pare where baggage can be called for
and ehetEet rem hotels and residences to destinA
tion, l. az
hCCLISTCOKs EXPBESS OFFICE,
]SS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Were seepl1g Bsrths and Tickets can be pur-
Susss0' al al arrangements made before leaving
,SI .!e C POI Also Passengers Waiting Europe via
Dsun ore si.a bremen Line, have their baa are
called fCr 10 Naslfngron or GeorRstovn ana dsI}y-
cred OF board steamers ct their wharf in Baitimore
AcCLInroCK 3 lXPRnss.
RVS I'm ass PENSsYrvAyI. avxxr,
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct,oueera
VI No 319. southeast corner Of 7th ana n straet,

Rf GNFEN q W ILLIA-YS, AuctiOneers.
W No. 319. southeast corner Of 7th and D streets
VALUABLE COUNTRY EATNEARTHE LONG
HRIDuE AT AUCTION
H. On TUESDAY, the sd inst At 4 orc,oct ,
Hs N, We shall sell at'2u auction rooms thirty.
50 f)nr acres one Food and fifteen parches If
SOD land being in the cou ~ Of Alexandra in ts
safe OF Virgin ia about TIVE miles from the Lons
DR. &C. AMI near Roach SoriDg. with the inn prove.
ot.T u buildings fine we'll of water. and vera
skringS o. NM water on tue place, known "a mar,
of GTeen Valley Farm: being = beanttfuI sitnstioa'
commsndtng fine view of W Ashing ton. Georgetown
Terms; tine third cash: balance and years
or notes bearing interest, asd secured be- Il ed Of
lIu3 Oh The premises sold. Ali couy.yan.Ipz ana
Iv-nue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser SD
dOT Il on the day Of sac
uy5 GREEN WILLIAMS, aucts
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X GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneen,
" SOuthaaat conner ~ n -I-a>e.

X VIXEN WILLIAMb, AuctiOneep,
/" Southeast corner o. "a an n -t-sets
EiGd .-rINEACRESOFLAN COON
bhi DWELLING ROUSE, STABLE CaR
hiAGE HOUSE, GRIsT MILL TENtNT
HHto1nssE' EARN, CORN HOUSE, &C. Ar AUG
IA On WEDNESDAY. the a.,b ,D,..n.
~ CLOCK m, We shall sell, on the pr.misas
- D acres CT land, in high state Of cuttiya,ion
Win tEe I'm prov emen's h.t-g parts of tra-ts ~ -
cA'..d Little GleaIings and 'asture and GIs,ninr.
10 Warrington county. u. q. This farm lies o.
me raVE yard bridge about three mile, from III
citN $40 one mile from the Insane Asvium in he
neighbOrhcod OK Mess1s Ia bert aud aeDry n Il
Murphy resides A"-ilCh
Tern 9; SS 700 cash; balance La and yelrs FOR
20 IS bearing interest and secured b. led ~ .s,
on the PR rnises sold. All conveyancng and reve-
nue. stan p At TIE cost OF the purchaser s,S0 .oSn
Alsc after the ssIe Of the farm We sbaI .eI,
goco Mules two Work Horses, ten Hogs w..
Cs,,s s, HsI ness, Farming Utensils, &C.
Terms cash.
mJ15-d GREEN WJCJJAMa A..
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TT LATthRR 4 CLEARY. Auenone-r..
tsuceessors TO Oooper a LstimerJ
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kY LATIMER OLEABY, Auetfonsers,
Southwest cornss q P.nSs!i1.n,. s svs sn; ,,.s
IMf IN Thp AMP APP TNInPEoxEp PROPERTY
- On THURSDAY ATE RNO0N. Nav Is. .,
oc,ock, we will sell, ia front Of the prem
is situated on The north side OF L street north be
tween 18th and loih streets west, having a from, of
s1q mil g ss to alley
tront each The west half is improved by story
months. with interest from day OF sale securei by
d.e1 OF trust on the premises Conveyancing an /
stamps st cost OF purchasers. $50 down on each lot
myll-d6ds LATIMER OLEARY, Auct..
RY bATIMER CLEARY, Auot1oueers,
- (Successors to Cooper Lat.mer,I
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and lth street.
CHANCERY SALE.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Sui reme Court
cause No i,iss, docket ., Henry Him6sr w.,
he r. aa u IS Sy ct t. a. shall on WEDNESDAY,
O'Clock oer fOr sale =. ON nr fhe prs%sss At
piece OF sround described a. follows Com%ene ehS
= feet north OF the southern line Of lot No H. sauare
washing ION, D. o.. where said line iptsrssct. 20, o.
western boundary OF 1st street west running the
SSnf $40 ,1sst north Is feet esooe yest lime
- eet on line parallel with 2l,t street. thence east
NO feet to the place Of beginning. containing 800
This properly 10 Improved by q Frame Dwelling
ard Stable, and fronts on 1lst street west. WILLING
Terms Of sale One third cash; the balarce in two
q and DEED " o. .u :so1 or Ss
ds,s after sale the property will be rssoa a. the
risk and cost Of defauitisg purchaser stamps AVID
e3pt. yanc'Dg at purchasers cost. $40 70 be paid
myi9-eoAds LATIMEk 4 ULIARY, Xucts.
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4 TIM hEGsrOAB
i SEWING MACHINE

fL>i nACHIsI 8vER OONsrkUCTED
Cal =. the Office,
ia MARKET SPACE
snt eIeCIiEe 10. Sold on monthly fnstaimeuta os
zen IoIIH's =. b. ELLIOOTT Co.,
nhiS u Agents.
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VMPoR TAST EorIoI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13
BY JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
AuctfOueer.

DOBERT NJ GORDON, ADMINISTRA-
III TOR de bonis non cum test. ann. Of George
MaCauiey va. Street, Administrator OF Smith, et
al.-Under Decree or Court OF Common Pleas.
By virtue Of the Judgment OF Hon. X. +. era.
ham, Judge OF First Circuit In above case, Will be
sold on TUESDAY, 21st November, 1871. at II
O'Clock A. w., at the corner OF East Bay ana
Broad streets, Charleston,
All that certain PIECE, PARCEL Oh LOT w
LAND, with the Three story Building and all the
outbuildiDgs 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 leet
elnches on Church street, on the south line from
east to west l46 feet the east line 62 feet, on
the north line commencing from Church street
and running eastwardly liz feet IL inches, thence
running northwardly 6fe t 8 inches, thence east
waldly 33 feet 10 inches, where It joins the east.
ern line of said lot, these dimensions being more
or less A reference being had to plat OF nve !otS
OF land drawn by Chares Parker, Surveyor, dated
llth OF February, 1888, AMI recorded In BOOK 4,
No. O. page 270, In the once OF Register OF mesne
CONVEYANCE uf Charleston County.
Terms-One fourth cash; balance In four equaI
successive annual instruments, with interest,"
thereon at the rate Of seven C) per cent per On.
mum, payable annually, secured by BOND OF ponas
Of purchaser and mortgage OF premises; ou.o-
ings to be insured and policy OF insurance assign-
ed. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
noy1sm2u1 Special Referee.
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BYJ. A. EN.LOW & CO.

UNDERWRITERS SALE OF SCHR.
WIN. B. MANN AND CARGO.
MONDAY goth instant, at II O'CLOCK, VIII Oe
sold, at the Postofice, corner Broad street anu
The American Schooner WIN. B. MANN, as she
now lies in the harbor Of Beaufort, S. O., together
with her Anchors, Rigging, Chains, DC, &C.
year 1884; Is ~ tons register and 10 feet draft.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
The under.deck cargo as 1t now lies on board
the above vessel, comprising a6ont one hundred
and twenty thousand feet Of Yellow Pine Plank
and Boards OF the following dimensions: 4kx
10Kx32.s, 3xxsHx328, 61<xskx32.s, 4xxshx2s.S,.
Sxx8kx2S9, 2x5 to and wide boards.
adelphia and Erie Railroad.
Conditions cash. noVl0'
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GOODBYE TO THE FEVER.

1t is agreed on all sides that the yellow lever
In Charleston Is on its last legs. The cool, orsclng
weather Is killing the germs OF disease, no new
cases are heard Of, and the whole city Is growing
cheerfully BRIGHT Some leading physicians nave
advised their patients that they may safely come
back TO Charleston, and, every day, large num-
ber OF refugees return thankfully 10 their homes.
During the last two days not even one death
from yellow fever has been reported.
Iswill be noticed that the City Council have or.
dered a day OF prayer and thanksgiving on &C.
count OF the abatement Of the fever. In this we
can all join with hearty goodwin. But scotps
impudent proclamation Will find few oo erVers
outside OF the Ring, who seem 10 think 1t pious
and patriotic duty 10 plunder the people.
The First Frost.
1Nk rapid change in the weather on Frilay eve
ming, fol owed by the brisk cold on the following
day, has no doubt prepared or readers for the
announ cement that the first # st Of the season
appeared in our city yesterday morning. Even
the most incorrigib'e unbelievers on the subject
admitted, with blue noses. that few d. grees
lower would bring the frost, but those In the up.
per part OF the city were convinced by an actual
sight OF the long wished.for visitor. On the sheds
and in the yard OF the South Carolina Railroad
\rreight depot good frost was visible at an early
l6our Sunday morning. ard men from up The road
report it tn cSer and heavier 81 q distance from
the city. Heavy frosts are reported in
Chester and Columbia, and sever "re.iable
Witnesses according to Savannah journal,
vouch that their city was visited by
q frost on Friday night These reports
are not unexpected, as any close observer OF the
thermometer for the past three days Will admit.
On Thursday night or rather Friday morning, the
minimum point to which the thermometer fell
was SO. On Saturday 1t touched Al, and on Sum
day 46. The highest point reached by the quick.
silver at Dr. Blackman's store on those days
were tat 2 O'Clock P. NJ Friday 72, saturday
81, and Sunday 90 degrees. The difference be.
tween the temperature on Friday and saturday
averaged ten degrees, and this sudden fall shows
how quickly the cold Is coming when it Is read.-.
As cold as 1t was on Saturday night ten O'CLOCK,
the thermometer was three de. rees lower last
night at the same hour, with every prospect Ct
reaching much lower point this morning than
any !, has hitherto, touched. a good frost is in
store for this morning. The people are pre-
pared for the worst. Let It come.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

The BLASTS OF WINTER are at hand, and it
is high time for every prudent reader Of THE
NEWS TO be dorning warm and reasonable under-
clothing. The indefatigabie Scott, whose sum.
mer shirts and neck gear are notably the breezi,
est OF the breezy, has made ready In time for the
coming OF Old Boreas. The shelves OF the cosy
Star Shirt empoyiam, which has become as
household word to every Charlestonian, are
stocked from noor 20 ceiling with everything that
can contribute to the protection and adornment
Of the outer man. Undershirts and drawers OF the
finest and softest shaker flannel, all wool merlno
socks in great variety, scarfs and necSties that
are at once marvels OF STYLE and miracles OF ease
and comfort, besides an endless assortment OF all
the thou and and one articles OF gentemen's
furnishing goods. These are the attractions which
are just now drawing crowds OF customers 10
Sco;t's popular establishment. An Inspection OF
his stock will we'll repay a visit to his emporium.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

THE OPENING OF THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.
on wednesday last a large party, among whom
were several gentlemen from this city, assembled
at Yemassee Station, en- the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, for the purpose Of par icipa-
ting in the excurs ion over The first forty miles OF
the FORT Royal Raj al. which terminate at Beau
fort. Three comfortable passenger coaches, at.
tached to the engine S. g. Millett, named after
the superinte ndent OF the road received the party
and took them, after pleasant ride, to the an
cient town OF Beaufort. They here repaired to
the saxton House, where handsome entertain
ment added its persuasive powers in drawing
forth the genial spirits OF the excursiorsts. The
occasion was enlivened by happy interchange
OF sentiment; and appropriate remarks, touching
mon the event, were made by S. c. Millett, Esq i,
superintendent, and George Gage Esq, engineer
OF the Port Royal Road, O. =. Gadsden, Esq,
super,ntendent OF the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad, aad VIM. Elliott, Esq. Letters were
read from the Eon. James B. Campbell, OF
Charleston, and DR.. Geo. Cook, OF Augusta,
director in he road, expressing cir regret AZ
being unable to attend the celebration. At the
conclusion Of the festivities the party, among
whom were quite number Of ladies, again took
their train and lded rapidly back to the station
ON the Savannah and Charleston road whence
they had departed. The road is built on the fve-
foot gauge, and has branch Of fourteen or nf-
teen miles long towards Augusta. 1t is the deter
mInstlon Of the company to complete this branch
at an early day. The forty miles completed from
Yemassee run through Barnwell County, a rich
cotton.growing section Of the State. The road,
G6s far as completed was orenei for business on
Thursday last, and trains now leave Port Royal
and the other end OF the road, connecting daily ct
yemsssee with the trains on the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, to and from Charleston and
Savaunah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

SwEETwINE IN TRoUBLE.-On Friday after
noon, q policeman came upon party OF colored
men on East Bay, who were speaking in dis
orderly manner, and threatened serious dis
turoance. He ordered them 10 disperse and move
on, when one OF the party left or his discussion,
and turning upon the policeman, vented his rage
in language more emphatic than polite. The
policeman Immediately arrested the man who
was creating the dLturtance, and lodged him in
the Gusrdhouse, where lie gave his name as Ed
ward Sweeiwine. He was brought before the
Mayor on Saturday morning, and after an eI
Animation, was sentenced 10 pay nne Of two
dollars, or 60 to the House Of Correction for ten
DAYS.
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ELLIPTIcAL.-On Saturday night two colored
men came TO blows in the Market, and one Of
them struck the ether in the mouth, innicting
severe cut. The wounded man, who proved to
be Henry Draine, was taken to the Guardhouse,
where the dificulty he experienced in articula-
ting was explained by the fact that his upper Up
was cut completely through, from the left OF the
nose to the mouth. he refused to tell who struck
him, and was discharged, to right himself before
a TRIAL Justice. he was sent - surgeon to aave
the wound sewed up, and the blood being
staunched, the sufferer was soon doing well.
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received its third reading by the title, was passed
and ordered to be engrossed for ratification.
Alderman Taylor asked whether the records OF
the late Council meetings would be written up py
the next regular meeting. and moved that II
necessary, assistant clerical aid shoald be pro-
vided.
The Mayor said he would see that the matter
was attended to; and on motion the Council
adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

ACCIDENT on BOARD THE STEAMER CITY
Po1NT.-The Savannah Advertiser says that about
eight O'Clock on saturday m orning, as the steamer
CITY Point was on her way 10 that port from
Cha. lesion, Mr.. Robert Sassard, the second ensi
ne r. was struck in the keld by the revolving
crank. Upon arriving at Savannah the services
of DR.. Read were obtained, who pronounced tie
skull 10 be uniDjured, although the injury 10 the
scalp was quite severe. ..-.----
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

BUSINESS ESyELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
bu :iness cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

rTHE MILLS HoUsE.-The public generally,
and travellers in particular, wtlle glad TO arm
that this popular hote! will be opened this morn
ing for the accommodation Of visitors. Mr.. G. W.
Parker, who has been sol ,urniug in Summerville
during the prevalence OF the fever, has been busy
at the house for the past few weeks, and every
arrangement has been completed by him which
can conauce in any way tc the comfort and con
yenience OF his guests.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

LARGE SALE OF CRocKERY.-J. G. Minor &
Co. will sell on Thursday, at halfpas 10 A. NJ, no
less than one hundred and SIX crates OF all kinds
Of crockery-a rare chance for thrifty houseEeep'
ers and country dealers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Co..
certs, as advertised BY Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary l. Co.-Mr. Eben CONN, suo-agent for this
splen did and attractive scheme, is now prepared
to cell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the ofice Of Mr.. Edward N. More
land, No. 20 Broad street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

A NEW ASSORTMENT OF HooP SKIRTs-some
with the latest style OF Panners attached. Ladies'
and Misses Boulevards In all co.ors and prices, at
A. R. sTILLMAN's DRY GOODS Eouss,
No. 2sl King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

A NEW TELEG RAPH OFFICE.-The Orange
burg News informs its readers THAT the Southern
and Atlantic Telegraph Company are about to
open o new telegraph office at orapgeourg The
oflce Of the new company viii be al the post.
Office.
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Auction Sales This Day.

IA. Enslow & Co. will sell at IL o'clock, IN
store on Union wharf, pots, ovens, hoes, &c.
William Mckay win sell at 10 O'Clock, a. MS
store, prints, fannels and satiness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

TIE ATTENTION of dealers is Invited to the
sale Of Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Hoes, Trace Chains
Corn Mills, &C., &C., by Messrs. J. A. EnsloW
Co., at II O'Clock this morning, In Union wharf
store.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

AMusENENTs AT THE ACADEAY.-Horace
Lingard, The Protean comedian, viii begin an en-
gagement at the Academy Of Music today week.
The fair Lille E!dridge is also expected to play
short engagement, in tie course OF which she ~"
make her appearance in the new play OF Alma, Or
Held in Bondage, written expressly ftrher By Mr..
Frederick Marsdep. Both actress and play are
laudad TO the skies BY the Northern press.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

To TIE LADIEs.-Frank Leslle's Lady's Jour-
nal, With colored plate; Fashions BY worth, OF
Paris; !; price 10 cents, for sale at the popular
stores, HAsEL STREET BAZAAR
novl3.3 AND EAST BAY NEWS Room.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

CLUBS AND STARs.-Wiliam Richardson, ar
rested for peddling fowls without license was
fined one dollar.
]. W. Hartsll, lodged for bling drunk aid dis.
orderly in Line street, was fined one dollar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

A. R. sr1LLMAN's DRY GOODS HOUSE, No. 2Sl
King street, fourth door below Wentworth street.
Every description OF Dry Goods Cheap.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, "a,
SIS, So so and S. so per thousand, according to
size. at TIE NEWS Job Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13
TTNHE CONTINENTAL INSU RANCE E
COMPANY.

TNHE CONTINENTAL INSU RANG E
COMPANY.
OFFICE OF TEE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co.,
NEW YORK, october 25, 1871. !
Hon. Geo. W. Aaler, Superintendent Insurance
Department, State Of Ne,o York:
DEAR S1R-The failure Of many insurance COM
panies by the chicago fire, after assurances had
been given that they were able to pay all de-
mands, and to pursue their business, has justified
an apprehension In the pablo mind, and perhaps
In your own, which 1t is important should be al
lsyed.
We, therefore, so far as this Company is con.
cerned, request you, at your earliest tconveniencp,
to investigate its affairs, and 10 ascertain its po
si;ion and ability to fudl existing obligations aad
all that may arise In the ordinary course OF busi
ness.
We wish also, to call your attention to our in.
crease OF capital, already largely oversubscribed,
and desire TO know when we can close the sub.
construction OF the statute.
Your prompt attention will be regarded as
favor. Very respectfully,
GEO. 7. HOPE, PRESIDENT.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YORK,
ALBANY, November 2 1871. J
At tie request Of the Continental Insurance
Company, OF the City OF New YORK, have taken
the earliest opportunity, since the adjournment
OF the National Convention OF Insurance Commis.
sIoners TO invest gate the AFFAIRS OF the Company,
and find It's condition 10 be as follows:
lis assets, amounting TO $2,s47,3 ,3O7 81 are judi.
cIously and safely invested.
capital Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars is
unlmpaired, and 1t has surplus Of net assets
largiy in excess OF the amount required to rein.
sure its on Standing risks, after providing for all
other liabilities inducing Chicago losses.
Its losses sustained at Chicago are in course Of
rapid adjustment, and leave the Company with
abuu dant ability TO afford indemnity to its Gus.
toners and to respond promptly to all customary
claims.
The subscriptions to Its voluntary addition OF
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars to its capital are
much greater than double the amount to which
the st. ckholders are entitled, and the subscrip-
ton books must yet remain open until the goth
inst, at which tine the subscriptions may be
made payable.
(sign,d) GEO. W. MILLER, Superintendent.
Messrs. W. B. HERIOT co. continue to take
Risks for the above named RESPONSIBLE CON-
PANY. a. No. 9 Broad street. noVs-thsm3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

PERSONAL Benz F. Huger, of the firm
Of Wagner Huger Co., arrived IN the chy on
Saturday by the steamship South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

FIGURED DELA1SEs zoe. Black and White
Plaid Poplns, 25c. Rich Crimson Plaids from Csc
TO 81 25. At
a. R. STILLAAN's DRY GOODS House.
No. 2Sl King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

The STEAMSHIP SOUTH CAROLINA, with her
accustomed punctuality, reached her pier in this
city, from New York, early yesterday norning,
and will SAN hence on next Thursday, as adver
IIsed.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This. Day.

Orange Lodge, at P. NJ.
Pioneer FIRE Company. at half.pas. P. N.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, at ?. n.
Red Stocking Base Ball Club, a. ! P. III.
stonewar Fire Company, at quarter-pas: T. H.
Hope Fire Company, at P. M.
German Scnuetzen Artillery Club, ats P. M.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

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want Of DISINFECTAN1S S Will find q full assort-
ment at the Drug Store Of Dr. q. BAER, IN Meet
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