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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-21

TAPPING A WHrsKEY BARREL.-Jack Curnel
was arrested on Thursday afternoon, charged
With stealing liquor at the Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad Depot. The accuser states that sew
eral barrels Of whlskey were at the depot. and
Jack, unable to resist the temptation Of a good
long drink, armed himself with an anger. With
thIs he bored hole In oae Of the barrels and
drew OF the nuid in cam After seVetai 1astes'
his Jolly demeanor attracted the attention OF per-
sons near, and on investigation Jacks little ruse
was discovered. Before the Mayor yesterday
morning, however, he Indignantly denied the
whole story, AMI claimed to be temperance
man. he is held for further examination.
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ACADEMY OF Musrc.-ons OF the finest au-

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-one Of the finest au-
dlences we have ever seen In this Temple Of The
Muses. greeted Mrs. Oates lost night and proved
thus, In the most substantial manner, Its high ap-
probation Of her versatile grts charms and &C
complishrnents. The farce, "Nan, the Good for
Nothlng,n afforded Mrs. Oates fine scope to dis
play to the full her mimic powers; and we do not
think we ever saw better acting tnan when "Nan"
male her toilet before all the people.
The daughter Of the Regiment" though not
exactly given according to Donlzctti's text, was
admirably rendered, Mrs. Oates being applaudcd
and encored time and again. Mr. Allen also
acted with his usual spirit, and was In excellent
voice. The audience was delighted throughout.
Little Faust" Will be given at the matinee
today, commencing at half past P. NJ, and to-
night Mrs. Oates will make her last appearance
this season In our city Ia the "Riug'o Secret" as
will be seen by reference to our advertising col
umns,
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A ROBBERY AND CAPTURE OF THE THIEF
Joseph Maxwell, an old offender, was arrested yes
ter,lay afternoon, by ehlcers Burke and Davis, on
suspicion OF having robbed George 4. Glover,
sader resldlng at No. II College street. OF several
valuable pieces Of property. Joseph is brown
fellow, about eighteen years OF age, aud took this
sudden reverse with equanmiry. lie had not
been incarcerated quite half an hour, when he
notified the officer that he wished to relieve his
mind, and In short time he made clean breast
OF cy .rythlng. He confessed to having stolen two
bank bills Of the State OF South Carolina each for
500, 81 so In greeubacks, 81 so in coin, gold
pencil case and two gold studs, from George A.
Glover, in College street, and gave directions
where they could be found. He is held for examl'
nation.
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UNITED STATES CoURr.-The District Court
Ms opened at II O'Clock yesterday morning. his
Homer Judge Bryan presiding:
The United States vs. Cyrus Lewis, for securing
q right to vote by unlawful means. The jury
found verdict Of guilty, but requested the court
to take into consideration the ignorance Of the
prisoner.
The United States vs. James Benton Squlres, for
same offence. Verdict guilty.
The United States ys. Hannah Fields and Nancy
Lawrence, for voting unlawfuny. In ootn OF
these cases the defendants pleaded guilty, and
were sentenced to pay fine Of SO and costs.
The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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UNITED STATES CoxMssroNER.-Andrew Sc.
gar was brought before Commissioner Pofteous
yesterday morning. charged with participating
In the Bigglns Church riot during the late cleo
tion. he was proved to have been one OF the
Strawberry party who captured and carried OF
the ballot.box, AMI came over to the church
mounted on horse. he rode up to the door OF
the church and demanded the head Of Stephen
Brown, for which he said he had special order.
He was bound over for trial at the May term o.
the United States Court.
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WHO WERE Tai. L1SsfEas SEVENTY YEARS
Aao-The following nat OF the members of the
Bar.of Charleston, from Eno t31soT was copied
some tlnaslpcs cmsnsrecoraso ofsthe Court OF
Appeals: Alexander Moul;rle, Ande<son Morris,
CHARLES Lining, Tobias Bowles, William q: Gibbes,
Joseph Peace, William Fraser, Thomas Kinds,
join, j. Prthgle, wnitsm.M II. Parker John r'B.
Holmes, william Peronneau, Theodore Gaiiiard,
Jacob Ford, Thomas Psssef,. David Deas, John
Dragton, Frederick Rntledge, William H. Torrane
Henry Bailey, Henry W. Desaussure, Edward
Darrell, Timothy Ford, william g. Smith. John
Parker, Robert, ]. TurnbulL Thomas Winstanly,
James Mathewes, william A. Deas, Isaac Griggs,
John Ward, James N. Ward, Alexander Edwards,
Robert E. Oothran, James Nicholson, John Parker,
Thomas Lowndes, Keating L. Simons, DominfcS
A. Hall, Samuel Kerr, James Lowndes, John Nc.
Grady Fraucls Dickinson, James Home, William
Robertson, Thomas Hunt, Isaac II. Dart William
Logan, II, Henry Deas, Edward F Legge, william
Drayron, Edward Croft, Richard b. Peyton, John
Geddes Langdon Cheves, Benjamtn B. Smith,
william Yesdon, William Lee, Jr, Roberto. Lau,
rens, John s. Dart, John S.lGogdell, George Hen-
derson, william Clement Daniel Huger, John s.
Richardson, Sinclair D. Gervais, James Duncan,
Henry a. Bacot.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Kate Pinckney, colored,
and Eliza Mcdonnell, white, arrested for stealing
five dollars from man who was visiting their
house, were each sentenced to pay fine Of $40
or 20 to the House OF Correction for ten days.
Saunders Wright and Sarah King, arrested for
giving a public ball in Veins Court without
license, were discharged on pleading ignorance
Of the law.
A. Simmons, lodged for peddlug varnlsh, paint
and blacklng in King street without license,
after o hearing, was discharged.
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PAINFUL AcCIDENr.-While Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert C. Magill were taking q dive yesterday
afternoon in an open buggy, the bit suddenly
broke in the mouth OF the horse, which was
very spirited animal. BE Immediately TOOK
fright, and there being nothing to restrain him,
ran or at furious rate. Mr.. and Mrs. hagl
we're both hurled violently from the buggy, and
we're, we learned, seriously injured. The buggy
was smashed to pieces before the progress OF the
frightened animal could be arrested.
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THE Coon TEMPLARs.-The Degree Temple,
In connection with Prospect Lodge, No. I, Of Good
Templars, held last night its election OF officers
for the ensuing year, when the following were
elected: Mr.. A. Kalstrom, D. T.; Mrs.. A. Kalstrom
Dv.T.; Mr.. Geo. Klttson, D. K. s.; Mr.. G. Smith.
D, S.; Miss F. Lunsrord, D. Treas; Mr.. Joseph
Billugton, D. NJ; Mr.. @. Fitzgibbon. D. G.; Mr.. c.
@. Player, D. S.; Mr.. f. Ludett, D. Chapl; Mr.. L.
T. Gardiner, P. D. T. Prospect Lodge Is the
pioneer temperance organization in this city, and
is very prosperous. 1t meets in the hall under
Odd Fellows Hail. every Friday evening, and is
rapidly Increasing In membership. Persons
desirous OF Joining should address Mr.. A. Kali
strom, Postoffice Box 655.
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ONA BENDER.-Five young men on Thurs
day night entered dlsreputable house on st.
Philip street, and In few moments raised
general row. The police was called IN TO tne
rescue Of the female Inhabitants, and the whole
party OF 'Jolly fellows" was taken to the Guard
house. Four OF them male their appearance
next mernirg at the Mayors Court, and were
fined each the sum Of S., which they paid. The
afth never called for the $40 note he left as Sc.
curity for his appearance in the morning.
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSIIRE.o, I,

n& TUESDAY" THE .31sT INST.,.AF1a
" o'clock A.. NJ, win be sold at the north 6
the Old Postof1ce at public auction. a5i ,. .,..s
All that LOT or LAND, with the two and D half
Vanderhorst streets, immediately oppost5e Gt.
Paul's Church. In Charleston, known as 1l5t
measuring In front on Coming street 3s ,fe6t, and
In depth on Vanderhorst street laS feet. H1oEe9r
less. T-.,i .,1s' ~ t3si t3s7i:'iss
The House contains ak upright and two RsfFes
rooms, pantry, dressing rooms, piaHzss gr1tee,
gas, DO. .stf-5i .!;!i gGi s.ii;iaj iiii:
able In one year. with per cent interest," seeured
by mortgage OF the property; house to be Insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay fof 6SperS
and revenue stamps. jau11 1eatnthmtu6
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofiice
at Charleston, for the week ending January TO-
1871. and printed officially In TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
"a Persons calling for Letters AdVertlsed'
should state that they are Advertised"
as- ONCE hours from A. II. to 6H P. n. On
Sundays, from 5h to 6H P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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TIE XIX CESrJaY.-Mr. C. G. Erckmann,
the former editor Of the Sud!cher Correspondent
has taken charge Of the business department OF
the XIX Century, and removed his ofice to the
southeast corner Of Broad and Church streets.
The February number Of this magazine will
appear next week.
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TIE NoRrHEAsrERE RA1LRoAD.-By the
change OF schedule on this road, which takes ef-
feet on Monday next, the day express Will leave
this city at 12 NJ. and arrive here at halfpast p.
NJ, and the night express Will leave at half-past
p Mand arrive here at half-past P. H., excepting
on Sundays when there will be no night express.
By this schedule close connection Is made at
Florence with the through trains to and from
Northern cities, and also on the Cheraw and Dar-
ltnoton Road.
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CLEARING A HAT-RAcK.-Last evening, the
residence Of gentleman, in Hasel street, was
entered Just after dark, and hat-rack, standing
in the entry, was cleared Of everything upon IT.
The robbery was effected in IN adroit aud noise
less manner, without alarming any Of the family
who were. in an adjoining room. The hats OF all
the family were carried OF, and as there were
five of them the thief is well provided with head
pear for the winter
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FREIGHT FOR BALT1MoRE.-The steamship
Maryland, Captain Johnson, which was cleared, by
Mr.. P. C. Trenholm yesterday, for Baltimore, had
q general cargo, and among her freight was
large shipment Of rice We learn that this con-
siderable amount; say $50 tierces, Is to be dis
tribused to Chicago, Columbus, Fort Wayne, Al
ton; Cincinnati, Boston, Philadelphia, and other
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WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL Do.-The adver-
tisement OF the Aiken Premium Land Sale shows
wha. i've dollars will do, and severy precapton Is
taken to make the drawing absolutely: fair and
above suspicion. The following named proml'
neut aud we'll known citizens Of Augusta have
consented to superintend the drawing: Mr..
Thomas Richards, DR.. VIM. Il. Tutt, Colonel 7. P.
stovaIl, G. A. Whitehead, Esq.,, and Major Jno. D.
Butt Who they are, is shown by the following
letter
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INoUEsr.-Coroner Taft held an inquest yes
terday morning, at No. 20 Radcliffe street. over
the body of an old coored woman, sixty-three
years OF age, who died during the previous night.
The verdict Of the jury was, that she died from
cosgestion OF the lungs, brought on by long
neglect
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MAYORS OFFICE,

AUGUSTA, Ca. December II, 1870
This is to certify that Messrs: Thos. Richards,
Or. VIM. H. Tutt, Colonel T. P. Stoval, G.. A.
Whitehead and John D. Butt, OF this city,
appointed a committee to conduct the drawing
OF prizes in the Aiken Preml I'm Land Sale, are
gentlemen or integrity, problty and reliability,
and that the commission committed to their
charge wilt be fairly and honorably conducted.
CHARLES ESTES, Mayor c. a.
Attest: L. T. BLoME, Clerk OF Council.
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel Sneed: of the Savannah
Republican, and T. g. Andrews, Esq, OF the
orangeburg News, arrived In this city last evening.
The former is staying az the Charleston Hoteh and
the latter at the Mills House.
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Auftinrr 6aIes--Gntnrs Dars.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF THE VALU-
~. ABLE LANDS, known as the TUPFEK
LASDS-ls5 Building Lots In the Town Of Aiken,
s. @. ~ NJ = 70 81 Z, no -, >. :
TUESDAY, the 24th day Of January next, 81.
sL0TS In Square No. 1e6, east side or Sumter
10 Lots in Square No. 1s7, west side Of sumter
street. -. fi..j -s.s. ..-a.,. -. ltg
10 Lots in square No. 1877, east side Of Kerahaw
10 Lots in Square No. 1es, west side Of KerslaH
street.
10 Lots in Square No. 1ss,. east side OF Unloa
10 Lots in Square No. 1ss, west itde, Of Union
street. ~. = ~ 80 :. ;,,t;.
10 Lots in Square No. 100, esst!slde Of, Fsirdela
10 Lots in Square No. ITO, west side of Fairasld
10 Lots in Square No. 17o east side or York
o Lots in Square No. III, west side Of York
street. - -
8 Lots in Square No. III, east side Of Chester
field street. ). .1I- -
!, Lots IL Square No. 172, west side ofcheaier-
8 Lots In square No. 172, east side OF SeBberr1y
street. Iis..!f,, elS; !, -
z Lots in Square No. 17s, west side Of aewberry
Lots 8 IN IS Square No. l7s, east side of Laureps
8 Lots in Square No. It's, east side Of KershaM
street.. {gii:.
! Lots in Square No. 17o, west side OF Kershsw
street.
9 Lots in Square No. 17e, east slds Of Union
street.
2 Lots in Square No. III, west side of Union
street.
j Lot in Square No. III, east side Of Esirae4
street. - -, -. -
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for spspss
and stamps. -! .-lI. l.lS.:...
Nearly all these Lots are go by 1G0feet.
The whole tract lIna within tho cnrnoPata 1lnnfta
OF Aiken, and contains 80 acres-wolld make
valuable fruit and market farm, being the only
oak aud hickory land In the neighbofhood. It
will be sold entire at private eale az any dine pre-.
vlous to the above day OF sale, on application TO
FREDERICK A. F0RD,
janG1-1 Law once. Aikely go
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FRAMES FRAMES! FRAMES !-AT REDUCED
PRIoEsl AT REDUCED PRICES !-For Photo
graphs and Imperial Cards-the greatest variety
ever seen In this clty-the Ladies are especially
Invited to call at No. 1s1 King street, or at the
Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-is
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & B. 8. BRUINS,
Auctloneers.

BANKRUPT SALE OF A RETAIL DRY
I'D Goods Store. s., .s,, "a ), aI3 ilge
by direction OF the assignee OF the estate Henry
Campsen, bankrupt, we will o1er at auction on
FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at No. 1875 King street,
opposite Berregford street, -,
All the stock remaining from the said estste,
consisting OF ta.,...
A choice and valuable collection OF DRY GOODS,
such as constitute the stock Of King street re-
tail dry goods establishment. '.e,.
ALSO, VIZ. =
One Desk, Stove, Showcases, Mirror and Store
Stalls, &c. .t...'-J !. 81:
Terms cash. Purchases to be removed upon
day OF sale. or subject to resale at the expense
and risk OF purchaser. F. Il. SCHR0DER,
jan19-thstuwf5 -. Assignee.
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81. Persons derositing letters In the Postoflce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
pIease to remember that without the stamp let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter 0ffice.
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ByW. Y. LEITCH & B. s. BRUINS,

AUcttOneer1s ...-.,-.-
TXTENSIVE AND DESIRABLE PROP
IL ERTY, with Genteel Residence and Water
Privileges on Cooper River. between the Property
of the South Carolina Railroad Comoany snd
the Charleston Gas Company, In Washington
street. = -. 90
2ith instant, at IL O'Clock. n5ls. - -.
That spacious LOT OF LAND, with Dwelling
ana outbuidlngs, situate in Washington street,
east side, formerly known as the, .Prothro ,M1lp'
site, containing iD, front 122 feet on Washington
street, and lii depth 70 the channel OF Cooper
River. = - y. . -.
This location OFFERS pecailar advantages as site
for either mechanical rJaaaufaetu poses,
and, being adjacent TO ,thef Depds or the North
eastern Railroad, may be arranged as depot for
some of the Phosphate or Fertillztng Companies.
Terms-One third cash; balance IN one and two
years, with interest," secured by bond and mort
gage. Property to be insured, and policy assign
ed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
iRnl7-tuthSA ....-,,,..
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FANo1FUL.-Mr. william Matthiessen, corner
OF King and Wentworth streets, prints to-day the
most interesting Business Notice Of the season.
Read It,
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RANGE OF THEkNoMETER at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. 80 Broad street, January 20:
Eight O'Clock, ss; 10, Az 70 40; p 52 4, 4s; g. At;
q
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If You would successfully combat the ills
produced In malarious country, use the old
Carolina Bltters, the Great Southern Tonic.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, s.,
S., SO so and So so per thousand, according to
size, at TEE EKwa Job ONCE.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. -stereoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. 16l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noVl2
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Hotel Arrivals-January 20.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL
F. Marsh, N. Y.;A. D..NeNulL araham's; @. b.
Myers, LeesEille, s.. c.; J. B. BraSdon, Jas. B. Bell
N. Y; Peter Vannes and wife, Somervlle, N. j.;
Jss W. Grace, Walterboro, S. O.; J. H. T. Coul-
,elth, Clarendon. s. c.; O. Il. Whtneld, Williams
bury s. c. .
CHARLESTON HOTEL
]. o. .Gaiy and lady, Athens; John A. Bohler
Augusta; Geo Hancock, Vim. T. Nance, ]. G. Har.
ris,, South Carolina; b. p. Hingland, New York;
Chas. .DeRevere, Tarrytozn; VIM. H. Stearns,
United States Coast Seryice;S. Kahn, II. B. LOCK-
Mrs. Kate Ngnan, Horace Noses, Philadelphia;
Ohas. R. Gill, d p. DeLeon, New YORK; @. B. Car.
ter, Southington, OF; W. F. Britain, New YORK;
A. D. Frederick. Cd. straulnan, South Carolina;
h. Bogen, Cincinnati; D. Aordecal, Baltimore;
Jas 8: :sheldon anasiady, oaild and nurse, Miss
Sheldon. Geneya, NY; G.. o. Ktngbury, MIS-. Y. o.
Kingsbury, springfield, Mass; B. Young and
wife, Mrs. Goodwin, Calais, de-; Mrs. York, "
n. Snesd, Savannah.
MILLS HoUaB.
O.P. Fitzsimons, Georgia; G.M. Campbell and
wife, Philadelphis; J. Wyman, Mississippi; G. A.
Peabody, Salem; T. g. Andrews, Master ]. D. Au-
drews, Orangeburg; 8. D. Walton and wife, G. B..
heuch, Ph,fade!piia; A.P. Monroe and wife. Miss
Monroe, Belfast; Ara A. W. Johnson, O. B. Hasel-
ton, Elfe, and child. Belfast; 2 A. Smith and
family, Lockport; Mrs. n. Mitchell and maid, O.
A Jewell ana Wus, Hartford; r. w. 'Bsuartes,
Springfield; Miss A. weltey, Mrs. Il. D., selxas,
Baltimore; Mrs. b. Levy, M. and Ms. S. B.
French and daughter, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Wall and
neice, Ney Yokk; j smitns F. o. Hill, W. G. VIII
son, Philadelphia; o. H. P. Stern, New York; Fl.
o. Wilson, North Carolina; II. o'Conner .Savan'
nah; W.. J. Bell, New York; A.. Williams, Beaufort;
F.S. Bixby, J. Nix, New York.
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HoUsEKEEPERs acknowledge Pioneer Yeast
Powder best In market. Sold by all grocers.
decA-sw9
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side ard
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, psrer
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 181 King street. octlS
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CHRoMos! "CHEAp" CHRoMos = Hasel
street Bazaar and No. 161 King street. nov12-s
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MARX Your CLOTHING !-0rder your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl+fs
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CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURcH.-We are
Informed that the distinguished revivallst, Rev.
Geo. G. Needham win preach In this church on
the evenings of the ensuing week, commencing
bis series OF dlscourses tomorrow night. For the
convenience OF the congregation the usual after
noon service will In this case bs dispensed with.
Mr. Needham, we understand, is an Irishman by
birth; and disciple OF the great LONDON preach
er, Spurgeon. Although still quite young man,
he has labored with great success among the At
lantic cities, aud has recently conducted meet
ing of great interest in the city Of Augusta We
are informed that he deals In no "machinery" to
produce pulpit effects: His power Is In the earn
est !eloquence OF his preaching. The religious
public win enjoy IN. oppdrtpultrsot nearing this
devoted preacherS The services begin at quarter
mast seven. =,
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- IL ~ - LIZ w T. ID ID $S ~ We
Will offer this morning the balance OF their stock
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, to close ont.
They consist in part Of:
CoLoRED EMPRESS CLOTHS, 80, 90, Is cents.
4.s Figured SILK and Wool Poplin, s5 cents.
4-s Plain Silk and Woo; PoplIn, IS cents.
7.s Plain SILK and Wool Poplln, 81 25.
F.s Ottoman Cloths, IS cents.
Plain and Figured Poplins, 20, 26, so and 40 cts.
Poplln PlaIds, 20. 80, 10 and so cents.
Figured Delatnes, 20 cents.
ALSO,
Super BLACK ALPACAs, at rs, a5, 40, 50 and 90
cents.
Empress Cloths 50 cents to 81 per yard.
Black Atwood Delalnes, 40, so and 90 cents.
Super Black Silks. So, So 50 and So per yard.
One lot Silks at 81 per yard, in colored and Fig
ured Black, with complete assortment OF all
Goods in our line, which we are onering at Low
PRICES for cash, at
sToLL, WEBB & CO.'S,
tan1Q.ths2 Mo-. 2s7 and 2ss King street.
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Ours YOURSELF of dyspepsia, indigestion
and nervous exhaustion. You can DO tnis IL you
will use the Old Carolina Bltters.
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The BEST REMEDY for want of appetite,
weakness and female diseases, is the Old Carolina
Bitters.
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BUsINEss TI0Es.

You've GENTS, call at Vim. Matthiessen's,
corner of King and Wentworth streets, and look
through his supply Of fancy scarfs ties and bows,
received this day per steamer James Adger, viz:
Clubhouse Oxford, Kensington Fancy Pacific,
Chancellor, Rochefort, King William, Windsor,
&c. And full supply ofStar shirts and collars