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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-22
THE GRAND LODGE 4. F. II.
The End OF the Session.

After the election of the officers ofthe Grand
Lodge for the ensuing year, the Lodge entered
into an election for hall committee. which
resulted In the choice of the following masters
of city lodges to serve on the committee: j.
Adger Sinythe, chairman; T. Y. Simons, B. s
Mucken!uss, VIM. Tennent, VIM. L. King and
]. E. Burke.
The newly-elected officers Of the Grand
Lodge were then duly installed, when the tol
lowing grani officers we're appointed: Bros,
Wm. Elliott and II. Villeneaux, G. S. D.; Rr1s
T. s. Hacker and w. L. Reed, 6. j. D.; Bros
B. S. Muckenfuss and R. West, stewards; Bro.
ID. Corbett, grand pursuivant; Bro. P. X
Coburn. granl marsha; Bro. W. A. Wilson
grand tiler.
Some unfinished business OF no public inter
est was then disposed of, and q little after one
o'clock the Lodge called off until the next an
nual communication.
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Anr1lon 9ales--3mtmre MANS,
By s. C. BLACK,

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE, THURSDAY, JAN
IA. UARY 25, 1S72-ln the matter Of THE0-
D0RE STONEY, Bankrupt, In re BEHREND
B0LLMANN, surviving partner OF Bollmann
Brothers-In the District Court OF the United
States. itL ~
BY virtue OF the decretal order of the Honorable
George 8. Bryan, Judge OF the said Court, will
offer for sale at public auction. at II O'Clock A.
H., on the 25rH Day OF JANUARY, 1872 at the
corner OF Broad street and East Bay, near the Old
PosIofice, In the City OF Charlie ,ton,
All that valuable SEA I>LAND COTTON PLAN.
TATIoN, known as "Laurel Hi, - situate In Christ
Church Parish, In the County OF Charleston, cone
taining 100! acres and consisting OF six separate
Tracts OF Land, as set forth on plat made ny
Charles Parker, surveyor, on 10th December, 1850;
bounded to the north on Lands OF J. Il. Warng,
Jr., ana II. L. TOomer; to The south on Lands OF
Philip Porcher and the Messrs. Horlbeck; to the
cast on Lands OF II. L. P. Mccormick: and to the
west on Lands or Robert ID. Parker.
TOGETHER WITH,
All that other TRACT OF LAND, formerly part
OF the Plantation called "Elm Grove" situate in
the Parish and County aforesaid, containing 1873
acres; bounded to the north on Land now or late
OF George White; TO the east on Land OF q. u. P.
Mccormick; 10 the south on Land OF Philip Por-
cher; and to the west on said "Laurel HIP Plan-
tatiou. .fu 49,
Terms Of Sale-One.half cash, and the balance
payable in one year, with interest At per cent.
from day OF sale, secured by bond OF purchaser
and mortgage Of The premises sold. Purchaser TO
pay for stamps and papers.
dec22-fCulOthl L, w. O'HEAR, Assignee.
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WILSON'S CAsED DEMONSTRATING long
seen the necessity Of placing pure and un-
adulterated stinulant before The public for
medicinal purposes, We have determined 10
pack the following iavorite brands Of liquor
in cases consisting of one bottle each Of Pinet,
Castlon & Co.'S Brandy, Private Stock Port,
Pale Family" Sherry, ''old Velvet" Bourbon,
Jamaica Rum, cabinet" Gin, Loeb Katrine
(Scot.) Whiskey, which we sell at ten tslO)
dollars per case. To our friends we will say
that we guarantee the purity Of the above.
They are endorsed BY our leading physicians,
and are, without any doubt, frst-c!ass goods.
Send orders 10 WILSON'S GROCERY, Box No.
3s3, Charleston, sc. No charge for deliver
in1 decl8-l2
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r. M. MARSHALL g. BRO,
AuctfOneeEs.

MI
GALE OF A VALUABLE PLANTATION.
- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON COUNTY-In the Common Pleas
DANIEL R. SORTWELL VS.. WILLIAM BELL ct al.
By virtue OF o Decretal Order In the above stated
case, will sell on THURSDAY, the 4th OF Janu-
ary next, at ii o'clocl1 at the Old Postoflce,
The PLANTATION In It. James Goose Czech,
known as the Spring Grove Plantation, contain
Ing 1890 acres. more or less; bounded on the north
by the main road leading from Strawberry Ferry
to Charleston; on the east by the Mepshew Plan
tatlon, belonging to John Lewis Gervais; on the
south by lands OF the e tate or Robert Hume, and
on the west by lands Of Mrs. Broughton.
ALSO,
Tint PLANTATION in ST. James Goose Greek,
known as Pine Grove, containing 1900 acres, more
or less; bounded on the north by Spring Grove
Plantation; on the cast by lands OF P. G. Stoney,
and on the west BY land, OF the estate Of Odom.
Terms-One-third cash; balance on credit OF
one and two years, secured BY bond or bonds OF
the purchaser. bearing interest at the rase OF =
per cent. per annum, payable annually, and
mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser to pay Tor
papers and stamps.
dec6-wf9th1 heleree.
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DAN RICE CoMING.-The approach Of this
veteran and acknowledged leader OF all Cir
Gus showmen in this country, with splendid
company, has thrown the juvenile community
into high state OF excitement This season
he is said 10 have eclipsed all tcrmer effJrts,
and organized troupe of gymnasts, acrobats,
equestriennes and trapeze performers, com
posed wholly of leaders in their profession.
His wonderful trained horses, comic mules
and performing dogs are peculiar to Dan Rlce'
and enough 10 make an audience split Its
sides. The canvas will be heated by furnaces
AMI lighted brilliantly by The portable gas.
The circus is one of the best appointed in the
country, and is just the thing the young peo-
pie want to make Christmas complete.
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The New YORK IRON LlNE.-When the no.
iday season comes on, steamship lines else
whsre look for slack times; but Charleston
furnishes cargoes Of ponderous size, even
during Christmas week. The Georgia sailed
Yesterday with twenty-five hundred bales OF
cottoe, Including nearly three hundred sea
island, some rice, naval stores, goods, DC;
and the Virginia sailed about the same time for
Philadelphia, with full load. The Champion,
foriNew York, and Sea Gull for Baltimore, will
follow to-day and tomorrow, with large out
ward lists.
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OUR PRICES CURRENT.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
I'D with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card of the house forwarding 1t,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and half cents per copy; single copies
five cents.
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5em ,lg Hlarbines.
WHAT ADVA TAGES
TIE "EL!AS HOWEn MACHINE OVER OTHERS

First.-1he public know it TO be durable A
conclusive evidence is twenty years have not
placed secondhand HOWE" Machines In the
market 1t cannot be said Of any other machine
Second.-It contains the material for It's own
repair
ThId.-It has less wearing points than any
| her.
Fourth.-It draws up stitch as yol do by
hand others do not.
Fiftn.-You have perfect control over both
threads; others have not.
SiXth.-It gives or thread 10 proportion to the
| thickness Of fabric sewed, thereby avoiding slow
ing OF needles-a great objection to oil other ma.
seventh.-It sews tight seam in cashmere.
burying the threat On either side, and then a
tissue paper, without change OF tension.
Eghth.-The presssr foot IS easily swung out
of the way when you set q needle or put under
work. II 8 not 80 with any other.
ed TIE ELIAS HOWE SEWING MACHINES may
be mentioned the following:
The International Exh bition OF all Nations,
London, 1862, Gold Medal.
New York state Fair, 1866.
EXPOSITION Cniverselle, Paris, 1851, a Gold Medal
Cross OF the Legion OF Honor to Elias Howe,
Jr., as Original Inventor.
Ohio State Fair, 1883.
New YORK State Fair, 1868.
Vermont State Fair, 1863
Recollect that Mr.. HOWE was the Original In
yentor OF Sewing Machines, and gave twenty
years Of his life to perfecting this Machine.
EVERY MACHINE is FULLY WARRANTED
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
IN EVERY CASE.
~ II you are prejudiced In favor OF any par.
ticular Machine, at least examine THE HOWE
before you purchase.
OFFICE No. 3O2 King STREET,
ALFRED G. ELY,
Gecl6-swlmo Agent South Carolina.
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Hotel acknowledgements Is.
PAVILION HOTEL.


D. H. Traxler, Summervile. S. c.; H. Mil
ler, Galveston; W. Graham, Savannah; j. S.
Burroughs, Coawayboro', S. c.; A. H. Thomp-
son, Grahams; F. V. Walsh, Sumter, s. c.;
W. S. A. Higgins, Williamsburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sigman, Connecticut; F. c. Gibbes, Cooper
River;J. B. E. Vance, Newberry, c. H.; W.
R. Mcclellan, Sumter.
MILLS HOUSE.
George S. Bacom, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. D.
H. Showers, New York; A. E. Cole, New
York; A. Wright, Savannah; c. P. Leslie and
servant, Columbia, S. S.; j. N. league, Black
vile, S. c.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
George q. Hubbell, Cincinnati; N. S. Fin.
ney, Brunswick; H. Young, City; ]. V. Jones,
Georgia; DR.. and Mrs. C. J. Burroughs, savan.
nah; E. S. Johnston, VIM. b. Burroughs,
Quincy, ILL.,, VIM. P. Clyde, New York; c. S.
Mccall, J. A Calhoun, South Carolina; Hardy
Solomon, F. H. Girder, Columbia; A. D. Fred
erick, Orangeburg; H. Rusnig, w. Graham,
Savannah; E. NJ. Cherry, Florida; A. ]. Bent
ley, New York City; A. Gilbert, Florida; w. j.
McClary, Winnsboro'; N. ]. Leake, City; Geo.
Swift, Wheeling; VIM. P. Mattack, wife and
child, Virginia; Mrs. J. Clark and daughter.
Mr., and Mrs. E. w. Peck, Bluf'lon; P. W. Fra
ser, Georgetown; L. F. Johnson, Massachu'
sets; c. W. Fox, Atlanta; A. J. Coe, Boston,
Ed. Carols, Branchvil:e.
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THE NEW PoSToFFICE was opened to the
public yesterday morning for the hrst Time
since its renovation, and the mails were de-
livered with as much regularity and precision
as If it had been the Postofflce all the year
round. Business men fell into the new ar
rapcements quite naturally, and general sat
isfaction at the turn things had taken seemed
to prevail. After the battering it received
during the war, from the guns of Mr.. Gilmore,
il, was for some time doubted whether the
p4eding would ever again be used as q Post
office During the latter part Of the war
number of applications were made 10 pur'
chase the premises, but the State not being
willing to sell more than the building
Itself. the offers were withdrawn. Soon after
the war, an effort was made BY a number OIL
our citizens to have new postoffce erected
on the site of the old Theatre, which was TO
be purchased for the purpose. with large
building already in Its possession, the govern
ment declined to erect new postot1ce, ana
the bill was killed in Congress. Later, a COM
mittee Of three members, consisting OF Messrs.
William Ravenel, chairman, and E. WINS anu
Colonel Richard Lathers, were appointed ny
the Chamber of Commerce, by whom pet'-
ton was filed in Congress for an approprla.
ton to place the building at the head Oh
Broad street in a proper condition 10 oe
occupied BY the United States pestai
department. The committee went to
washington, where they were heard with
all attention by, and received every assistance
In their power from, Senator'S Sawyer and
robertson. Through the aid of these sena-
tors and the untiring exertions Of the commit
tee. a sufficient appropriation was made to de-
fray the expense of repairing the building
and the result of the appropriation was ex-
-perienced yesterday morning BY the puol.c
when they received their mails at the o'o
paace. The change is most acceptable one
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at NO.
lOl Meeting street, furniture, dental lnstru-
ments, &c.
]. A. Enslow & Co. will sell at IL o'clock, on
South Atlantic wharf, the steamer Agnes, wood
fiat, &C.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at MS
store. boots. shoes and hats.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, at his
store. holiday goods, &c.
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CLUBS AND sTARs.-William riley, for being
drunk and unable to take care of himself in
Magazine street, was sentenced to pay NE
of one dollar or spend five days In the
House Of Correction.
Thomas Griffith, for lying drunk on the
corner of Market and Meeting streets, was
visited with similar fine, and an alternative
of ten days in the House Of Correction.
Sire Grimball, a colored votary of Bacchus,
was fined fifty cents for being drunk and disor-
derly.
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FIRE.-Tne alarm OF fire, on Thursday even
ing at six O'Clock, w.s caused by the burning
of chimney on Walkers lot, Arson street,
the premises being occupied by colored
woman named Maria Benson. She was duly
reported at the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing, and sentenced to pay a fine of two dollars
or 90 to the House of Correction for ten days.
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The wEATHER.-The cold yesterday was
as penetrating and biting as it has been at
any time this season. The gray sky shut off
the sun completely, and kept the thermometer
to strict winter quotations. At DR.. Black
man'sit stood as follows: s A. NJ, 20 degrees;
u NJ, "a; P. NJ, 33; P. NJ, 81, with strong
downward tendency.
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BY ]. A. ENSLOW & 20.

GALE FOR DIVISIONS
y AGNES AND FLAT.
THIS DAY. l2d instant, at II o'clock, VIII be sold
at South Atlantic Wharf,
The Steam Propeller AGNES, lately used as q
Water boa, She Is q i5.loo tons register; built
breadth, and 47-l0 feet 10 depth. Has two FIJI.
Ten horse Power Engines In fine order, having
been lately thoroughly owe hauled; built in Glas-
gov, with Tubular Perpendicular Boiler.
Also, will be sold. at The same time and place,
one Wood FLAT, capable OF carrying from 20
TO 25 cords Wood.
Terms OF sa:e-One half cash; the remainder in
six aud twelve months; approved endorsed city
paper, with bank interest added.
n: B. Can be treated for at private sale previous
to day OF sale. dec22
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By WIN. Mckay.

CHRISTMAS GODS, CATHOLIC
~ BOOKS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, &c.
Will sell THIS DAY, tFriday.l at his store, No.
l40 Meeting street, at 10 O'Clock,
A general assortment Of TOYS, Cordial Sets.
Vas s. Plated Tea, Sets Butter Dishes, Plated
Knives and Forks, English Dinner and Dessert
Knives; large lot Of well bound Catholic Books,
suitable for presents. fine assortment OF Gold
aud Plated Jewtlry, twenty-five Gold. Silver and
Oride Watches. sixty lots assorted d. y Goods. 10
ose consignmehts, and thirty pairs lo-4
Blankets. VIII sell few pieces Of Household Fur.
irure at half.past O'Clock. SAFE without re-
serve. Terms cash. dec22
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EIRST. CLASS RIVER.BOTTOM LAND
II in q high and healthy part Of the State for
sale with Flour, Grist and saw Mills, Cotton GIN
and Thresher, and successful atand Tor Coun-
try Store. 80.
der, at Spartanburg, =. c., on the first MONDAY
In January, 1879, II not previously contracted lor
o. The he well known Plantation Of cAhPoBELLA,
belonging to the Estate OF the late Major d. j..
Dean, containing 1341 acres.
It is situated on the great thoroughfare BE-
tween Spartanburg, 8. G., .and AsneVlle, n. O2-
seventeen miles north OF SFsstsn01fIE, snS d
twenty five miles northWest OF GreenVuie sno
i've miles from Gowansville.
the place Is one OF the most desirable In the mp
country being unsurpassed lot neaitn, ana ~.
most unequalled for the quantity and quality OF
it's Reed Bottom TO be IN gest ny ocaiy, sver. WILL
faillng return for the capital invested--haylng 20
acres OF best Reed. Bottom In one body, within enc
fence In high state OF cultivation, never naVlng
failed even in seasons OF greaest arougns p,lng
Ing, and the whole well ditched and drained.
ALSO.
100 acres OF best Creek Bottom, fresh and nm
The remainder OF the Tract is well wooded, In
original growth, and no green timber mas eeeo
cut on the place in SKI cen years.
There are 1ye Settlements on the place, sultaole
for tenants and smPe, mseas MAJ saW ri 0o'n "o0a
The Flour and Grist Mills are well BULL, nrst
story OF stone-has three sets OF boiling chests,
three run OF mill stones, and make as good aoor
as any made south OF Baltimore. They have been
rebuilt, as well as the Saw Mill, within few
wears, and all have good run OF custom. inc
near completion Of the Airline Railroad Will aoa
The Mills viii be rontracted for separately las
also the Lands in lots to suit purchasers, at pri-
Terms-Cash is preferred; but II more convs,
cash-one fourth in six months, and onefourth In
twelve months, with interest from day OF saie,
and bond and mortgage to secure the payment Oh
the same. Title indisputable.
directed at the Mill to Henry F. King. Esq. or
William ], W -lden on the place. ANY Information
desired can be obtained by applying peTsGm m r as
Hr r r. Fleming-or by letter to the Executrtx,
"a " N' MRS. MARY OWEN DEAN,
noys-fe Lock Brx 20, Spartanburg, s. Q.
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Rv ". Y. LEITCH g. R. s. BRUINS,

By w. 7. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- by order Of the x-cutor.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, 2Sth instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postoflce, the following dest-
rable REAL ESTATE:
That Three and q Half Story BRICK STORE ana
RESIDENCE, with slate roof, double piazzas and
Kitchen, situated at the southeast corner OF
Fast Bay and Adger's South Wharf. Said Dwell
ling contains square and 2 attic rooms, besides'
Lot measures "a feet front on East Bay BY ss
feet in depth on Adger's Wharf.
ALSO,
That Two and Half story BRICK STORE
HOUSE on the north aide Of Vanderhorst's Wharf,
running through to Adger's Wharf, formerly oc-
cupled BY Messrs Capers d Heyward.)
Lot measures "a feet front on vanderhorst's
Wharf by es feet on alley running through to!
Terms-One third cash; balance in one and
two years, with interest. Purchaser to pay N
for papers and stamps.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Thai Two and Half S.ory RESIDENCE, on
brick foundation, with 1ne Billiard Room, Kitchen,
and stable, and situated at The northwest corner
OF President and Bee streets, with nne Garden.
sufficiently large for horticultural purposes.
Lot measures In front on Bee street $40 feet BY
240 feet In depth on President.
For terms apply to No. S5 Broad street.
decl9-tufwtu&
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IN MAKING your holiday purchases don't
forget that Gardner has large assortment of
choice and fresh Confectionery, which he Is
selling at unusally low prices, at his uptown
establishment, No. 449 King street, near Cal
houu. dec2l-2*
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By MILE; DRAKE.

DOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
ID his MORNING, at 10 O'Clock will sell at
my st re, corner Of King and Li6er streets,
large lie or Mems and Boys BOOTS and
SHOES, on account OF manufacturers, to close
consignments. Consisting OF III ms Boots Bro
gans, MalakOhs. Balmoras. Congress, Blnchers,
English Ties, Wax, Calf. Buf, Serge and Goat
Ba morals and Polish, Children's and MiHses' Bal
morals and Polish, Mems Army Boots and Bro.
gans.
Also. large assortment OF Mems and Boys'
Wool and Felt III ATS dec22
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MAsoSIc.-At a regular communication of
Hopewell Ledge, A. F. NJ, No. l27, held at
BarnweI, s. c., the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: w. H.
.Auncan, W. NJ; Jeremiah Smelling, S. W.; w.
Sullivan, ]. W.; D. H Ovens, secretary; E. D.
Owens, Treasurer; S. NJ Key, tiler; B. F.
Baxley, s. D.; w. c. Roundlree, J. D.; J. R.
Turner and ]. W. Roundtree, stewards.
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FURs-FuRcHGoIT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244
King street, offer extraordinary bargains In
Furs. Few more cases Of all kinds and prices
received, and will be sold at extremely low
prices.
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ALL THOSE in .geed of Broadcloihs, CASH
meres, Doeskina, Beavers, &C.. will do well by
calling on US 10 take advantage Of the twenty
FIVE per cent. reduction Of prices in this line
of goods. Tailors are invited to price the
goods. Samples given. FURcHGorT, BENE-
n1cr & Co
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A GRAND CHRISTMAS GIFT.-The finest i'm.
ported Musical Box ever brought to this city
for rattle at Won Santen's Bazaar, King street.
Two hundred and fifty chances at two dollars
a chance. List rapidly filing up.
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anrtion Bales--dbis Dap
BY w. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DEN
~ lists instruments, Tools and Fu: niture,
&c.
Will be sold THIS DAY, 22d December, at No.
l0l Me- ting street, the late residence Of DR.. B. A..
kodrigues, at 10 O'Clock,
The largest assortment of DENTIST MATERIAL
in the South. consisting In part Of:
LATHES. Vulcanizers, Ope ating Chairs Me.
chanical Table, Teeth, Dental Instruments OF the
most approved and modern inventions. The
Instruments will be sold In Sets or Cases to SUIT
purchasers. Among them are four com plete
Cases beautifully arranged.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURr, consisting in part
Of Brussels Carpets, Rep Sofas, Chairs, Mirrors
French Flower Vases, Tables, Pictures, Arm
Ch iirs, Sideboard, Marble-Top Tables. Dressing
Case, Centre Tables, stove, &c. dec22
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UNION KlLw1NNING LODGE, No. AT The
annual meeting of this lodge, held last evening
at Holiness Lyceum, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year: ).
Adger smythe, W. NJ; J. B. Sloan, S. W.; W..
A. Wardlaw, ]. W.; Douglas INSECT, treasurer;
W. Geo. Gibbs, secretary; W. P. DeSaussure,
Sd: R. Pringle, ]. D.; L. F. Meyer, tiler.
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The AcADEMY.-With the mercury at fseez-
ing point, a rather thin house was matter OF
course at the Aca lemy last night. More aus
p!cious weather Is hoped for tonight, when
the new romantic drama of 'Notre Dame"
will y presented for the first time to
Charleston audience.
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CHRISTMAS FEsTIvIrIEs-On Tuesday even
ing next, The German English school Of Mr..
C. q. Bergman, in Wentworth street, will
celebrate Christmas at the Academy of Music.
The children Of the German Sunday School
will pay due honor to Santa Claus in the hall
of the Freundschaftsbund, next Wednesday
evaS<no
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The DAY OF FORTUNE approaches. The
Academy of Music, with the other grand
prizes of the Scheme, will be drawn for JAN
uary 9th. Get your tickets in time, from Eoen
Coffin, sub-agent, at No. 20 Broad street.
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NEW ENGLAND SoclErY.-Members OF the
New England Society will please take notice
that their annual meeting takes place at u N.
to-day, at the Charleston Hotel.