The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-17

a. the dlnereAG pfeclnCts. lhete was "pPeten'A'
very little ";reatlngn goI1g on, and wehaVe not
single c,se oscdlaordery or drunken conduct at
the polls to report At ali polls IN the city, WIN
ont execution, 1t is beleved-sthat Il. q. Cain Is
ahead followed closely by s. q aaillard, and at a
| respectable dl:tance' by Major Wiloushby. 1t is
| thought, however that the county voters, will
generally support the.regllar nominee, andelect
S, E. Gai,lsfd.s The total VotessGast nsthe city
amounts to:ss7s,u ,uf which Ss2 are white and sSl6
co,oteds IRsrhe late. eiecnon, ,sin October last,
there were cast IN the city 5ls2 white and 6o4s
colored votes, making . total of 1881. Cain Is
supposed to be ahead BY SOC votes In the city.
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TIE MEMORIAL. ,FA1E.-fhere was very
large ana brilliant crowdHlas evening at Hiber-
| nian Hall, and VIC are, sure that handsome gums
were realized at all the tables. A yeey' peculiar
| and most notable feature OF the evening was Mr..
James R. Randall's poetical recitation. Mr.. Ran'
dslt selected for reading the passionate poem OF
0wea Meredith called "AuX Itsiiers" and his
own lyric, sTbe Lone Sentry" These recItations,
II not in the highest style Of .arttsts elocution,
were very remarkable specimens Of the mastery
oflanguage and exhibitions Of fervid eloquehce at
once sympathetic and dramatic. Mr.. R.rwas vo-
ciferously appiauded aud liberaily rewarded with
bouquets fiom the fairest Of fingers What
higher honor could the poet have than such
cRarce to reveal his talents to such an audience.
The opportunity for viewing the remarkable
"works on art, COLLECTED In the art gallery, oc-
ours tonight. as the stage Will cleared TO NOR
row night to make way for the tableauT. The art
gallery Is one OF the wittfest $Dd most original
conceptions for amusing visitors to fair that has
ever been devised, and is additionally attractive
from the clever aud humorous manner IN which
the contributions are describedaby the lady who
plays. the.p of.showman. The admission TO
this feature Of, the fair lis but nlteen cents 1T
may alsoba said 10 this connection, that prices
Of articles for sale atthe tables are really lower
than In most of the stores.
'eosfarB64r6Ss 70 MRS ,wrsEnAN's TABLE.
Mr. SBedep; copy Of the Life OF General Zee;
Mrs. Valentine, aGbWnofSices. cream; Mrs. G.G.
Goodrich, two ehurnsef ice. cream; sAr. Schuck-
man, fancy artlcl .s; Miss Rachel Levy, fancy inl-
tiai cakes; Mrs. F. Blum,' hot rolls; Mrs. =. j.
Moses, Augusta, Ca, a pair Of mats; Mrs. q. D.
Cohen, Augusta aa.sa pair Of fffdys; Mrs. .shep
herd, large Ice cake; Mr.. David Lopez, handsome
cake: ,
LARGE SALES or REAL EsyATE.-The follow
Ing pieces of real estate were sold yesterday
mo-! ming at auction:
.By Lowndes & Grlmball; Lot No. Z on plat, one
door from ,the northeast corner pf Market and
Enst Bay streets, rs feet front by los feet deep,
for sr20s, !.
Lot No. 9. next north OF above 25 feet front by
12O feet deep, for $780,
Lot No. s, next north Of above, % BY 173 feet,
for $7e5.
lot No. 4, next north OF above Is by l76 feet,
for $500.
Lot No. 9, next north Of above, rs by 1Te feet,
for ssl5.
Lot No. 2, next north Of above rs by 1s2 feet,
for $s25. q.
Lot No. l9 on plat, at northwest corner OF Con-
cord and Market streets, rs by 100 feet for s45S.
Lot No. IS, next west OF above same dimen.
slons, $3.50.
Lot No. II, nexo west OF above, same dimen.
stens, $3.50. .. =.
Lo. IS, next west Of above, same dimensions,
$40.
Lot Is, next west OF above same size, $a75.
Lot II, next west OF above, same size, ss7O.
Lot ts, next wes.o Of above; same size $3.50.
Lot 19, next west Of above, same size, s4ol
Lot IL, next west or. ,ahoye, same size. $3.50.
Lot 10, next vesfnfaa6oTe same size, $3.50.
Lot 9, lext:Ksst os above, ssees front, by so
Lot $, nextsata sss 81 isst set front, by 80
feet deep, for s$tss.s sss,a.
The lot running east irogthe projected line Of
Concord street 10 ths Channel of Cooper River,
2o4 feet on the line OF the street, for 5000.
The lot on the west side OF Concord street, one
door from the corner OF market, ioa feet front, BY
$50 feet deep, for, ,sIsooe
Lott at the southwest corner OF Church
and Market streets, 20 leet'on Market street. BY
1s feet on Church, for $4,000.
Lot No. 2, next west OF the above on Market
street, 100 feet front by n feet deep, T $4,000.
Lot No. 4, TO west OF lot now or formerly owned
by Bart Wirth 81 feet front by 10 feet deep, for
$l85O.
Lot No. S. next west ofthe above, IS feet front
by 10 feet dep, for S4i25,
Lot No. G. next west or the above, q feet trent
by 10 feet deep, for $500.
Lot No. Z, next west OF the above, es feet front
by 80 scetaaeep. for s4lea 81 ysSfsS%
Lot Nd sSnsSt asst Gttns aboss feet front
bi Gss deep, 9gs 500 -,;s-ysts,..,s......,,
Muns aas above asls onsshttd Dash, and the
bs,snesin ops, Two ana thIeeyeatss
BysR aissKasshal s Bresher.r LosNos1s Price's
alisysnext 10 King strees with dwelllnss 80 feet.
By. .3xn tor. $3.50 eash. = s.sfi ,as2.ss$T
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