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FBI DAY, MARCH 28, 1873.
THU CHARLESTON DAILY NKWS "ls designa
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KETTS OF TBE DAT.
-Professor Joseph Le Conte, In a paper In
BRUmr.n-'-j Journal,- upholds the opinion that
the whole, theory of geology muBt be recon?
structed on the basis of a solid earth.
-Late advices from Brazil report that the
cotton cropln that country has suffered serious
Injury, and that ihe deficiency will be much
larger than had been anticipated. The ship?
ments ar? already almost at an end, and but
trifles are still expected from the Interior.
-The burnt district in Boston now presents
an exceedingly animated appearance. The
work of rebuilding ls progressing at a very
rapid rate, and present Indications are that
before the snows of another winter fall little
. will be lort to mark the scene of ihe conflagra?
tion. - *
-Florida is destined to be the Arcadia for
tho sick and the Invalids of the North. Its
. delighitul winter climate, Its fruit, game and
fish, all conspire to mike lt attractive both to
the sick and the pleasure ce.'-er. Tbe num?
ber of visitors ibis year has been unprecedent?
ed, and many have concluded to buy property
and make'it a winter home in the future.
-Illinois workmen still enjoy the privilege
of working or not, as they please, but a new
law Just signed by the governor renders lt a
very serious matter for them to interfere with
others In the exercise ot the same privileges.
Persons convicted of attempting either indi?
vidually or IG combination to coerce either
workmen or employers are liable to a fine of
$500 or six month?' Imprisonment.
-lt ls announced that the Petit Journal of
Paris, which probably has really "the largest
circulation In the world." has passed Into the
hands of that mort enterprising ot French
newspaper meo, M. Emile de Glrardln, In
conjunction with M. Gilbrat ol Le Constitu?
tionnel and M. Jenty ol La France. It 1B
farther stated that M. de Glrardln bas sold
La Libert? to tils nephew, M. Detroyal, but
probaly at the same lime retaining consider?
able Influence over lt. The circulation of the
Petit Journal ls over 200,000 a day. Its price
ls a sou. It has a largo client?le In London
also. M. de Girardin ls now nearly seventy.
-The London money market, according to
the last mail advice, wat beginning lo be in?
fluenced by the prospector new foreign loans
It ls understood that a large operation on
account of the Russian Government is In con
temptation, and Egypt and Turkey will also
appear as borrowers before long. . Advices
from Brussels report the issue of a three per
cent, loan for 240,000,000 francs. Intended
partly for the purchase of the Great Luxem?
burg Ballway, and partly to assist to the con?
version of the (aisling deb*:. Subscriptions
have been Invited iot Massachusetts bonds for
$600,000 at five per cent. Interest.
-It ls not common fa,* a clergyman to die
In bis pulpit, but this happened a Sunday or
two al nco to the. Rev. T. B. Hudson, pastor of
the M. E. c aurch In Clyde. He had read
about fifteen minutes in a firm and distinct
voice, when suddenly he stopped, requested
that tho-windows be let down to admit the
fresh, air, pressed hts bands to bis forehead
and leaned forward on the deik. Tben, as If
rallying ali his strengin. for the effort, he
began again, and uttered the words, "These
days ar?passlag away," and, as the last sylla?
ble left his Ups, be fell back on the sofa and
expired. Mr. Hudson bad been lor a period
of thirty-three years in the active work ol
tho ministry, and was widely known through?
out central and western New York. ...
-An Important discussion recently took
placo In the New Dominion Parliament rela?
tive to the best and most direct route between
Ganada and Europe. It was explained that
St. John, the moBt easterly point 1H Ameiica,
and Valencia, the most westerly of Europe,
were divided by only about sixteen hundred
miles or one hundred hours, whilst about
forty more would, by railroad over Newfound?
land, by steamer across the Gulf of St. Law?
rence to Shlpplgan, Canada, and thence by
the International Railroad, bring mails or pas
Bengora to Quebec. The construction of this
link of railroad was advocated on the ground
that lt would enable merchants to cross to
Europe, transact their business, and return In
a period of time now scarcely sufficient for
tho outward and reiurn trips, n was also
stated that this route would be shorter aod
preferable even tor New York and Boston
merchants. The ptlme minister of the New
Dominion government warmly ecictses the
project, and promises to give tho subject
his best consideration, and It the scheme ap?
peared practicable, lt would obtain the sup?
port of. his government.
-The feast of Courban-Bdlram, which was
recently celebrated lu Turkey, left no room
for business In any quarter during the lour days
festival. Tue least ls one of sacrifices, and
forms an occasion on wblcb every good Mus?
sulman Immolates one sheep at least with his
own-hands. The poor are dispensed from ibis
pious practice, and And their advantage In
the.dlsiribniions of flesh, which at this period
the rich afford. On the latter ibis act of cbarl
ty ls obligatory, and their position and for
tune are reckoned by the number ot sheep
which they sacrifice, with a view to distribu?
tion among the poor. During the four or five
days preceding the least, Constantinople ls
one huge sheep fold. On every hand nothing
ls seen but flocks of sheep, crowding the
streets and public equares, where the peace?
able animals are offered for sale. The richest
private Individual and the loftiest functionary
of the State does not think lt beneath him to
come in person to this kind ot fair and plunge
his band into tbe tutted bair of the animal he
has already chosen by the eye to make him?
self certain that it is perfectly fat. The pro?
cession to the Mosque this year is said to have
been Immense, almost all the people brlnglog
their sacrifices and wearing costumes ol the
most bizarre description. Nothing In the way
of business is transacted dui lng the least, and
the desire of the Orientals for leisure is fully
gratified._
South Carolina Manufacturen.
We have received from our Washington
correspondent some interesting statistics of
the mechanical and manufacturing indus?
tries ot this State, which have been gathered
from advance sheets ol the United States
Census Report, on the subject of manufac?
tures, and which famish a gratifying exhibit
of the number and extent of these Industries.
The following table gives a concise state?
ment of the principal statistics in each
county, and io the State; showing the num?
ber of manfaoluring establishments and of
bands employed therein; the amount ol
capital invested, the amount annually paid
ont in wages, and the value of the manufac?
tured articles annually produced :
? . . <?
53 ? -? m T
COUNTIES. Sf Sj J ? g
Sa ~u o. Sr o
?d W O Sf ft?
Aoville.... 102 197 144,64" 24.470 272,876
Anderson... 78 225 138,660 23 8?8 534.677
Bara weil. .. 154 40$ 178,8 S 88.241 825,891
BOf.Ufort.... Si 12' 74,350 17,676 83.677
Ohl.neston.. 224 2,679 1,638 639 616,962 2,431,768
Chester. 33 74 88.3;.0 13,266 268.4.9
Gbe^rfleld. 69 112 l;6.45o 8.6W 126 223
Careudon.. 20 82 29 160 4,936 61 082
COdeton. lt 88 ?3.K60 18,256 96,838
Darlington.. 23 SP 29,650 28,920 121,293
Eiluetteld.... 64 780 1,10125T 251,249 1 316.807
Falrfleld. 87 141 32.110 10,560 93.977
Georgetown. 12 176 69.100 86,976 876,675
Greenville... 48 329 2 8 285 45,893 361,875
Horry. 21 Kt 82,076 81.496 266,f26
Kersbaw. .. 6 ll 0.860 i." 11,122
Lancaster... 26 46 81.118 6,387 iM.l?O
Laurens. 65 124 79,600 14 286 220,645
Lexington. 84 203 181.850 21.430 266.143
Harton. 17 18i 83.80f> 16.270 168,817
Marlboro'... 23 63 28,240 7,350 81.742
Newberry... 9 18 1M0O 2,276 H9 650
Oconee. 18 70 17,760 6,650 32.861
Orangebnrg. 28 01 17,936 8,986 76.864
Pinkett!. 66 93 32.380 2,105 100,061
Richland .. 69 493 637,120 112.191 686 9?2
Spartanbnrg 96 48> 247.446 49.910 467,162
Sumter.. 4. 237 69.061 80,648 178,267
Union. 66 126 93 680 16.939 818,078
Wlll.amsb'rg 17 8S9 62.660 02 661 2:6.658
York. 42 IM 97,626 28,880 238.297
Total.Il.684|8.iril6,400,418|l,643,7l6l9,868,981
This aggregate of annual productions,
$9,858,981, compares very favorably with the
value of the annual products in the other
States, which, from their size, geographical
position, <tc , are fair subjects ot compari?
son; and the following table shows tbat
there aro no less than fifteen other States
and Territories which are led by South Caro?
lina in this respect :
State. Annual Products.
. 8outh Carolina.$9,858,981
Arizona.- 185,410
Arkansas. 4 629.2 (4
Colorado. 2,852,820
Dakota. 178,670
DUtrlct of Columbia. 9,292,173
Florida. 4,685,403
Idaho. 1,047.624
Mississippi. 8,164,758
Montana. 2,494,511
Nebraska. 5.738.512
New Mexloo. 1,439.868
Oregon. 6,877,387
Ulah. 2,343,019
Washington Territory. 2,861.052
Wyoming Territory. 765.424
Io many of the States above named lhere
are extensive and varied manufacturing in
tereBts which might naturally be expected to
exceed in importance those of Sonth Caro?
lina. Thus the State of Mississippi has the
industries of Vicksburg, which are reputed
tobe vastly important; the district of Co
lumbla bas its big floor mills at Georgetown,
Nevada bas her lead and eilver mines and
smelting furnaces, Washington Territory her
vaal foreste and busy lumber mills, Arkan?
sas her diversified industries, embracing al?
most every department of labor, Oregon
tbe lumber, flour and mechanical resources
of the North Pacific coast, and Utah the la
bor of the frugal and industrious Mormons
and the extensive works of the Pacific Rall
road.
The explanation of Sonth Carolina's com
parative importance io this respect appears
to be furnished by a second table given in
the census report, which shows the great di
versity of the manufacturing industries in
the State, which probably contribute more,
by their great number and variety, than by
their individual importance, io the aggre
gate result. The number of establishments,
and the value of the annual products of the
most important of these industries, are
stated as follows :
Kind. Number. Products.
Carpentering and building. .. 64 $ 313,350
Cotton mills. 12 1,529,937
Fertilizers. 9 425,000
Flour and grist mills.624 3.180,247
Lumber mills.229 1,232,005
Machinery. 21 426,427
Printing and publishing. 13 257,166
Tar and turpentine. 64 774.077
In addition to these, there are specified
forty-six other branches of manufacturing
industry carried on in South Carolina, com?
prising from one to one hundred and fifty
establishments and manufacturing products,
to the value of from $1000 to $200,000 each,
per annum. These include blacksmith
sh xis, boot and shoe factories, brass foun?
dries, bread and other bakeries, brick kilns,
broom faotories, carriage and wagon build
log shop?, freight and passenger car works,
clothing manufactories, coffin and furniture
manufactories, cooper shops, gas fixture
manufactories, gan and pistol manofacto
ries, iron mills, furnaces and foundries,
leather tanneries and currying shops, distil
lerlea of malt and v?noos liquors, marble
and stone works, mineral and soda water
manufactories, molasses and syrup millB,
vegetable and colton seed oil mills, paint,
lead and zinc works, paper mills, photo
graph establishments, plumbing and gas
fitting shops, pump manufactories, rice
mills, quartz mills, saddle and harness fac?
tories, sash, blind and door factories, sail
lofts, ship yards, tlo, copper and sheet iron
works, tobacco and cigar manufactories,
weaving mills, wheelwright shops, wood
carving and turning shops, wool carding
and cloth dressing establish meets and wool?
len mills.
Tliis is a most gratifying exhibit of the
growth and development of manufacturing
enterprises in South Carolioa; and with this
record of what has already been accom?
plished, act! wi: h the evident increase of in?
terest on the part of the press and tbe
people of the Stau in this important source
of prosperity and stability, there is every
reason to expect a still more rapid growth
during the next few years, and an elevation
of South Carolina iu the census returns of
1880 to a stiil higher position in the scale of
comparative maoufacturing statistics.
Alartin Farquhar Tapper.
Marlin P. Tupper (the author of Proverbial
Philosophy) has been reading with great suc
cees, In different parts of England, selections
from his poetic worke. The Sydenham Gazelle
proclaims thal the number of editions through
which Mr. Topper's writings bas passed, both
In England and America, as well as on the
Continent, was unprecedented In the experi?
ence ot any Hvlnu poet.
Capital Punishment.
Among the various pulpit discourses in New
York on Sunday on the subject of tbe execu?
tion of Foster were those of Mr. Beecher and
one or two others, who "improved the occa?
sion" by declaring themselves opposed to
capital punishment. At a lime when the ex?
ercise ot the right and duty of society to pro?
tect itself was never more necessary than it
now ls lo New Tork, the sensational preach?
ers harangue In favor of a relaxation of the le?
gal penalties of crime. It seems a gross perver?
sion of the influence of the pulpit when the
only moral lt can draw- from the execution of
a murderer is that the penalty of a life for a
life is too severe. If tbe pulpit must discuss
I such matters, lt should enlorce tbe laws of
God and men, both as lo crime and Its penally,
not weaken their sanction. It might be ex?
pected that on such occasions the attention of
the congregation would be drawn lo the sol?
emn command, "Thou shall not kill," and to
its frequent and fearlul violations, and that
some sympathy should be shown with the
murdered as well as the murderers. The tide
of lawlessness will not be diminished in New
York so long as leading clergymen preach
funeral sermons over executed murderers,
designed to show that they have been harshly
dealt with, while not a word ls said of the hard
fate of their victims nor of the horrible Ini?
quity ot their crimes.
ftgricaltnral ?Hacfjintrrj.
QOTTON PLANTERS AND GUANO
DISTRIBUTORS
TBE DOW LAW PLANTER AND GUANO DIS?
TRIBUTOR. Prl?e, without Covertr, $10; with
Coverer, $10.
WRIGHT'd A?TOMlTIO COTTOM PLASTER,
planting either lu drill or at the distance of
12, is, 18, 21 or 24 inches. Price $25.
BROWN * WARNuCBL'? COTrON PLANTER AND
GUANO DISTRIBUTOR with Coverer. Price
SU.
A. D. BROWN'S COTTON PLANTER AND GUANO
DISTRIBUTOR with Coverer. Price $16.
WEST'S GUANO DISTRIBUTOR. Price $6 60.
For sale by
J. E. ADGBR & CO.
No. 62 East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
mch28-fmw6
J nourance.
J^mj?T^TATrffi?lT^
OP THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YOi.K,
FOR THE TEAR ENDING DECEMBER, 31, 1872.
INCORPORATED AND COMMENTED BUSI?
NESS APRIL, 1853.
CAPITAL.$2,500,000
ASSETS.
Cash in bank.$ 204,233 61
Bonds and mortgages, being first
lien on real estate worth $i,es3,600. i,9io,765 oo
Loans on atocka. payable on demand
(market value of securities $137,.
669.). 64,123 49
United States atook, (market value,). 1,695.74& oo
state bonds, (market value,). 80,220 oo
Interest due on 1st January, 1873.... 62,736 33
Balance In hands of agents. 274 262 47
Bills receivable. 17,126 83
Salvages and ether miscellaneous
ttams. 161,425 03
Premiums due and uncollected on po?
licies Issued at this office. 16,222 01
Total.$ 4,446,858 78
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding on 1st
January, 1873. $687,939 19
Dividends unpaid. 2,975 00
Total. $590,914 19
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
J. H. WASHBURN Secretary.
Policies Issued in the above Company at No. 36
Broad Street by HUTSON .'.EE,
mchS4-mwf3_ Agent.
Nearum a.
MR?T^V^LTER^HA^
Mrs. Pringle's House, la >urnmervltle, fur
ttie Hummer, will open a Boarding Hou-e ri om
tuc arni or April. Any pen-on Visiti g that place
she will be glad to accommodate. Terms mod?
erate. Retera to Rev. 1 oomer Porter. Rev. James
Elliott, Mr. James ll. WINNI, Mrs. E. Uoucln, or
to Mrs. Lots Walter, No. 79 cannon Bireet.
mchi2-wfm2moa
BOARDING.-GOOD BOARD, WITH
comfort ble rooms, on reasonable terms,
at No. 71 Broad street, betwetn King aud Meeting
streetB. 6 ttbtt
iSUsuUantoiiB.
c
HEMIOAL INK ERASER
For the Instantaneous removal of Ink stains
from marble, paper, parchment, linen, laces and
other fabrica, without Injuring the material.
To the patrons of the celebrated Ink Eraser and
to tbe pubaci We would respectfully refer jou to
WALKEK, EVANS & COGSWELL, No. 3 Broad
streets, our Sole Agents for Chariest D.
mch24 12 WALTER A CO.
Cl) ir op o? ist
QORNS, BUNl??sT&c., CURED.
Mrs. EEO1 ; H having returned to the erv ls pre?
pared to give relief to those Buffering from
CORN-, BUNIONS or other . lseases or the feet
AB to her s teilt and success as a Chiropodist, she
reren-, by permission, to Dr. Fitch aud Dr. Ed?
ward North, she will IX desired, attenu those
who may require her services at their re-ndences.
She may oe round at t.o. 98 Church street, be?
tween Broad and Chalmers streets. feb5
Special XolifJts.
pit* B )9K3 WAITES < CP AND
BALANCED.-The undersigned will attend to
writing np accounts, corree lng errors and
balancing books, or any other witing for parties
wishing his services. Ad ires* through Post
offlce, Key Drawer No. 153.
rach2i.rmth3'? JOSKPH WHILDKN.
^KS-TAX NOTICE.-THE CLERK WILL
be at the Town Hall of Summerville on the 3d
and 4'h of April, 1873 for the purpose of receiving
I Town Taxes.
OlUce honra from 10 A. M. until 2 P. M.
By order or the Intendant.
mch2B-l* H. j. LIMEHO?SE, JB , Clerk.
CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
I JAMES ADO ER, from New York, are no ti ned that
she will discharge cargo Trna LUYat Adger's
I South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf at owners' risk.
mch28 1 J A M KS ADQER A CO., Agents.
pa- FINE ART EXHIBITION -THE
greatest attraction In the city ls the NOVELTY
DOLLAR STORK, at "Russell's" old stand, No.
285 King street, where there ls the handsomest
collection or PICTURES ever placed before our
people; and they will dowell to go and Inspect
the stock whether they want to buy or not. All
of these, with the Watches, Notions, Ac , are sold
by a novel pim for One Dollar. The store ls pa?
tronised by the best of oar people, and those that
have not availed themselves of this One opportu?
nity should call at once. mcb2d-2*
PST ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harboring any ot
tbe crew or tho Norwegian bark DRAUPNER, as
no deb s contracted by them will be paid by the
captain or ageats. W. B. SMITH A CO.
mch27-2_
;s3r TO MAKE THE BEST SOFT SOAP
in the World, dissolve the DOLLAR REWARD ?
SOAP In bolling water.
DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, Agents,
_Charleston, 8. O.
?B* DR. TUTT'S EXPECTORANT.
A single dose relieves the most distressing
cough, sooths nervousness and produces refresh?
ing sleep. Very pleasam to take moti27 SDCW
*F F. A. SCHIFFLEY WOULD IN
FOKM hi* pitrons and the pu - ile generally that
on the 1st of April ho will move Into hi9 New
Photographic Rooms, King street, opposite Dasei,
which ard now undergoing thorough repairs for
that purpose. mch20-o
Official Baffle Numbers.
QFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
Or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
beneOt or the state Orphan Asylum :
CLASS Ko. 475-TH17R8DAY MOBNJNQ, March 27.
9-40-43-11-33-48-17-25-37-33-40-75
CLASS No. 476-THURSDAY BYZKIKO, March 27.
9-60-59-;j6-37-l-54-14-38-73-7U-33
mch28-l A. MORO>0, Sworn Commissioner.
? egal Notices?
NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
daie application ?lil be made to Bank of
Laurieston for reue wal of UerilQcatcn or Mock in
said Bank, standing in the name or JAB-Z
NORTON, Gaardlan WM. R. NOKTUN, In Cerilu
eate No. 6i05, one Whole Hiare, Certificate No.
3801. three Hair>hares, original CertiOcate being
lout, or destroyed._mch?H.iamo3?
ALL P. RSONS HAVING CLAIMS
agaln-tthe h state or the late QEuKGE H.
UKI;.SEK are rrqnened to hand them in, duly at
lested, and those indebted to said Estate will
make payment to thc subscriber.
MARIA T. GR?BER,
mch21f3 Administratrix.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Mine months f>om ditn. application will
no mode to the Bank of Oharlest m for th: Issue
ol a Uer ila csu) ?or Thirty Half shares, In lieu or
Scrip No. Sis ', thirty hilf shares, standing In
tbe name of J. BL. SASS, the same having : cen
lost or m siald. W. 0. COURTNEY, Executer.
feb28iamo3_
drags at Wholesale.
QAPSir^^
FOR
LOCAL AND RHEUMATIC PAINS.
BETTER THAN MUSTARD.
Apply and keep on till relieved, or renew as re?
quired.
This plaster ls prepared from an extract or
Capsicum (Cayenne Pepper) combined with Resin
Plaster.
lt ls spread on mus? n and put up In one and
one-half yard roll*, adapting lt for subdivisions
as occasions for sale or use may require.
Us application relieves Chronic Rheumatic af
feet ion*; Muscular and Neuralgic pains. Spinal
Irritation, Muscular Debility, Rheumatic Muscu?
lar or Nervous (shaking; Paralysis; Stiff Neck,
Lnmbago; Sciatica, Ac.
Jt is one of the best "Counter Irritants" ever
Introduced Into the practice of Medicine.
J. A L 0U?DINGTON, Proprietors,
New York.
DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, S. C.
Samples tarnished gratia. feb2i-fomos
JJORSFOED'S
SELF-RAISING
BREAD PREPARATION.
loo boxes Just received and for pale at Proprie?
tors prices, by
DOWIE, MOISE tc DAVIS,
Corner Meeting and flasel streets.
JOHN WYETH A BROS.
f COD LIVER OIL 1
I WITH [
I PHOSPHATE OF LIME. J
BEEP, WINE AND IRON*.
ELIXIR TARAX UlUM COMP.
SYRUP LACTO. PUOS. LIME
AND
MARVIN'S COD LIVER OIL !
Full Stock or the above al way H on hand, at Pro?
prietors' prices
DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS,
_Wholesale Agents.
gIMMONS'S
HEPATIC COMPOUND
OB LIVER CURE
The very best LIVER REGULATOR AND IN
VIQORATOR lu the marker. It ls already pre?
pared. Put up in hvge bnttle?. Mere pleasant
to take, and contains more intvinslc virtue than
any similar preparation before the public. One
trial convinces the most sceptical.
DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents for South Carmina.
JJ ANCE BROTHERS & WHITE'S
SUGAR-COATED
PILLS !
One Hundred and Fifty-seven DI -erent Combina
:ions-Soluble and Reliable.
FLUID AND SOLID EXTRACTS.
Full strength and guaranteed purity of every
kind known to Pharmacy. All at Proprietors'
prices.
DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS,
nove tuf Wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. C.
?tlcetings.
A^'TI^?T?ON^SIR KNIGHTS, -A REGTJ?
L.VK Monthiv Conclave or sonta CfiroIna
commandery. Ko. I, Kotghts Templar, will be
held at Masonic Hall, THIS KVESI.NO, at half-past
7 o'clock. ?
By order if E. Commander.
men?_W. A. WILSON. Secretary.
THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF
Marlon Lodge. No. 2.1 O u. F., v 111 bj
held THIS EVENING, at Odd Fellows' Hall, at
so'cli'Ck. Members will come prepared .to pay
arrears The Committee on Permanent Benefi?
ciarles will report. ROBT. C. STARK,
rath-28* secre'ary.
ATTENTION, NATIONAL Z-J?AVES -
Attend Drill with Rifles. Tnn EVENING, at
hair past, "i o'c ock. at Byrne A Fogarty'a Hill.
Uv order President. E. Q. VOIGT,
mcli28 Secretary.
AREGULAR MEETING OF ASHLEY
Grange, No. 1, Patrons of Husbandry, wilt
be held at Hulmes'a lyceum. 'JHIS EVENING, at
8 o'clock. Members are requested to be punctual.
By order of the Master. nicti28
PHONIX FIRE FNGINE COMPANY.
Attend.Extra Meeting of ihe company (HIS
(KI ld ay) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Members please
bu punctual, as ouslness or importance wi 1 be
transacted. W. B. R. MITCHELL,
mcli28 _ Secretary.
PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
Attend the Regular Monthly Meeting at
AI cher's Hall, at hair-past 7 o'clock, 1 HIS EVEN?
ING. Business of importance wm bo introduced,
abd a full attendance ls particularly requested.
The steward?, will matte a report.
By order C. R HOLMES, ive - idenr.
mcu28 J. J. WESCOAT. Secretary.
STATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME?
CHANICAL SOCIETY.-In pursuance or a
he soi ut km passed at. the Meeting of the State Ag?
ricultural and Mechanical Society la December
last, the spring Meeting or the Society will be
held in Charleston, on me first TUESDAY in May
next, beginning at ll o'clock A. M. The place of
meeticg and programme of proceedings will be
published In tue (morning) Charleston papers of
that date.
Tue following snbject9 hive been selected for
discussion at that IU etlng, and the names at
lauded are the appointees who will be expected
to open the debate on the i espectlve subjects:
Tue Culture of Upland Rice as a Stn pie Product
of south carolina.-UEO. T. WICKS, Richland.
The comparative Advantige of Labor saving
M iciila- ry, and their Adaptability to southern
Labor and Products -M. L. DONALDSON, Green?
ville.
Ploughing-Its Ellerts CDOU Dureront Solls at
dur?rent Seasons.-JOHN U. FCRMAN, Sumter.
. he cheapest Fertilizer, whether domestic or
commercial, and the most Economical Time and
Mi thoo or its Application 1'AUL S. FELDER,
Orangeborg.
ls un Exclusive Cotton Crop Good Policy for
any ?ingle Farmer or Planter In South Carolina.
W. M. SHANNON, K< IStiaw.
The Must Economical Method ot Wintering
Stock.- I'HOS. 0. MOORE, Spartanburg.
ja south Carolina In Greater Need of Labor or
Capital?-JA*. .Vc L'TCHEN, Williamsburg.
With cheap Hands aud Inefficient Labor, ls thc
Farmer Better R?mun?r?t a by Snpertl lal or
High Farming f-H. M. SIMS, York.
'1 he above named gentlemen are e irnestly re?
quested io attend i he May Meeting ol the society,
aud ne prepare! io open the Discussion with
Essays upon the subjects respectively assigned
them.
By order T. W. WOODWARD, President.
mcti6-:*c D. WYATT AIKEN, secretary.
w
manu.
ANTED, A CHILD'sfM URSE. APPLY
at No. 868 King st.eet. mch28 2*
WANTED A WOMAN TO COOK; ONE
without children. Apply at No. 8 Liberty
street._mch28-r?
WANTED. A YOUTH AS CLERK IN A
Store in Summervl le. Address Z, NEWS
oin ce._mch2?-i*
WANTED, A YOUNG LADY TO AT?
TEND In a Battery store. Address Post
ornee Drawer 230. with references. m ch 2" 2
WANTED, LADIES TO KNOW I RE
c - IVEL1 via steamer Charles on, 2jcises
Spring HATS Ladies save 60 per cent, a id pro?
cure latest novellier trench Corsets, 76 tenta.
Br adway Uoop skirt, 60 cents. Lotta, Lucca,
Nellso , Vienna and Minnie Hustles from 25 centa
to 60 cerns. > KCHKh'S BAZ tAR.
iuch24-mwf3*
WANTED, A SITUATION BY A PRAC?
TICAL Miller. He understands S>eam
Engine nnd waler power. Ilia mode or puning
rite, wheat, and corn mill rocks tu wo rte ls good.
No ohjecilon to tate charge of a country mill.
Address G . NEWS ofhee, or apply to No. SO south
Bay. ? hurlestoii. s. 0. . mchio-mwrimo*
OFFICE SOUTH CAROLINA LUNATIC
ASYLUM, COLUMBIA. M A KC 1 15, 1873.
MANT.-.D, twit Irishwomen tor co'kt at the
south Caroili.a Lunulo Asylum. Wage*, $200
per year. J. F. EN SOB. superintendent,
mean
?ost aub ionu?
L^STTfW^cl?ECK^^C^E DRAWN
by William Lebby, on the Teopte's National
uuuk dated is. ii of March. 1878 No. 07, ID favor
Cmirltsion Gas Llgut Company, for $260; the
other, druwu by ft K. Huger, Cushier, on tho
People's Natl, nal Bank, dat? il 17. li March, 1873,
No. 137, In favor charleston Gas Light compauy,
for $5145 loo. rersons are cautioned not to irade
tur the same, payment at the Bank having been
stopped._menus I?
S" TRAYED OR STOLEN, A WHITE AND
Lemon colored Pointer Dog, vi li end ol tail
cut. A suitable reward will be paid for delivery
or ?.ame at No. 45 Wentworth street. mch27 2*
?0 Stitt.
FOB RENT, THE BEST" BUSIN ESS
stand In Charleston, No. 365 King street,
particularly for Drugs, Clothing, urocerles. Boots
ami Shoes, or In fact any busloeKS. Also, Rooms
rn m $2 10 $3 per month in advance; plenty of
cistern water. Address ARCHER'S BAZAAR,
Kb g street._mch24 mwi3?
rpo RENT, TUE PHOTOGRAPHIC G AL
X. LERY. corner Klug and Llbcriy streots, for?
merly known as "Sctilfley'a." Also, Back Store
of same Building, OJ Liberty street. Apply at
No. 176 Meet lu g street, one door above George.
mchtiimo_
'MO RENT, THAT LARGE AND C?OM
JL MODIOUS Building. No. 149 East Bay, re?
cently occupied as the Publient mn t niloc or TUB
.\KWH, and formerly known us the French Coffee
Ho;.sc. for terms, Ac, applv at, Hie office of
TOR Nicwri. No. io Broad street. *ep28
lox time.
BEAUTIFUL PINEAPPLES, BANANAS
aud "Havana" Oranges at KLEIN'S New
t rult store, No. 70 Broad street, North side. Ex
ira fine Dates._m ch 28
MULES. HORSES, MARES AND
MATCHED PoMKS Just arrived at K.
OAKMAN'S Stables, No. 85 Church street, and for
aaio on time._mch27-4*
FRESH MALAGA GRAPES AND CALI?
FORNIA Pears Jusr. received at FISHER'S
Fruit store. No. 163 Klug street, aBd at the Ma
some Temple Baas ar. mch26-3*
JOULES! MULES! MULES I
y*nlved this n.ornlng, two cars of large, heavy
Turpentine ibid Timber MULES-the nntat that
has bien lu Hie Charleston Market. .
Also, a due lol ot Hores and Mures, draft, sin?
gle and double drivers, uuarauteed as reore
seo: ed For sale on lime at Kentucky sale sta?
bles, No. 89 Church street.
mch5-lmo*_BAMBERG A ijsCOY.
SEWING MACHINES.-ALL DESCRIP?
TIONS of sew og Machines repaired ou rea
>uii iiile terms and at Hie shortest, no: ice by J. L.
i.UNsKORD, Muli li stieer, Just north or Went?
worth a reef. Jan22
BUILDING SAND DEL I V E R E D
throughout the city low, from Chapel street,
near Elizabet h. Apply No. 14 Elizabeth otrecr, or
S ate cotton Press._mch2i-rtuo?
TO CONTRACTORS.-FOR SALE, BEL?
GIAN PAVING BLOCKS, the most approved
and durable pavement, delivered at the Docks,
direct from trie quarries on the Hudson River,
N. J., opposite New York City. For Information
as to size, freight, AC, apply to ADOLPHE
M ECK EUT, Dealer In Belgian Paving Blocks, No.
68 Bowery, New York._Jan21-tnf3moa
AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFER?
ED.-To close upon eitate, the Store and
Fixtures formerly occupied by Perez Frldenberg,
of Juck ouv.iie, Florida, deceased, is offered for
Rent, or wiil oe sohl on easy terms, together with
a portion 0 stuck In atore.
1 he store ls located lu the best business part or
the city, ia built or brick, so by au reet. thre6 sto?
ries hldh, French roof, nnd Brick Warehouse lo
rear. No bonna required. For further informa?
tion apply to the undersigned.
HA KRIS SOLOMON,
No. 65 Reaite street. New York City,
OrtO HENRY P. FtUDENBEKO,
Jacksonville. Florida.
meh8-lmo Exer-ntors En aie Perez "ildenberg.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWA KD! FOR
discovery of a dark BAY PONY, sprung In
right fore leg, and star lu forehead Also, a
Brown MULE, medium size, with white and
mouse oolor on the belly. Stolen from the sub?
scriber, near Summerville. HETLAR GRANT.
mch2l-fmw6*
^NNUAL FLORAL ?^rlIBIT??N
OP TBE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH
CAROLINA
Will be bela la tats city
DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL.
Time of opening and location, together wi h
the Premium Lists, will be announced In a future
advertisement. Premiums will be offered for
Oreen Hou9? Plants, House Plants, Cat Flowers,
Early Vegetables, Berries and.Frults. Any infor?
ma lon can be obtained from either of the un*
designed Committee of Arrangements:
Dr. A. B ROSE, Chairman.
E. L. ROCHE, C. A. OHISOLM,
A. BARRON HOLMES, S. P. RAVBNEL.
m h28-fstuths5
.financial.
rjpH? SOUTITIURC^^
TRUST COMPANY.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Depositors are requested to leave their Books
to be credited with the April Quarterly Interest,
dee 1st proximo.
All Deposits made on or before 20th April will
bear Interest from 1st April.
Interest (fl per cent.) six per cent, compounded
quarterly. h. A. MITCHELL,
mcb28-fmwll Cashier.
B
ANK OF CHARLESTON
NATIONAL B INKING ASSOCIATION. 1
CHARLESTON, ti. C., February 20,1873.)
On and after the first day or March next, this
Bank will be prepared to Consolidate the Stock
of the Bank or Charleston Into that of the pres?
ent organizaron.
One share of the latter, par value ($100) one
hundred dollars, will be Issued for five (6) whole
or len (10) hair of the ronner.
Future dividends will be paid upon tbe Consol?
idated Stock only; those accruing upon the un?
consolidated will be reserved until consolidation
or the same shall be effected.
The Books of Transfer will be closed from March
1st to April 1st. WM. B. BURDEN. Cashier.
??-Anderson iDteMgmcer, Edgefleld Adver?
tiser, Georgetown Times, Columbia Phoenix,
Sumter Watchman, Torkvllle Inquirer, Augus?
ta Constltntlonallit, a od New York Jooro ?1 of
Commerce will please publish the above once a
week for tures months and send their bills to the
Bank. feb21-f3mrs
CHERAW AND DARLINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
Holders of First Mortgage Bonds of the Oheraw
and Darlington Railroad Company are hereby
notified that the Interest due on said Bonds first
o? Apt ll next will be paid on presentation or the
Coupons at the People's Bank of South Carolina.
Also that the Interest dne on their Certificates of
Indebtedness first Joly will be paid at same Bank.
j. H. MCIVER,
mch26-5 Treasurer.
P
EOPLE'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
OFFICE NO. 9 BROAD STREET.
Deposits of FIVE CENTS and upwards re?
ceived dally, and Interest allowed Monthly on
all amounts deposited on or before the 15th day
o' ea; lt Month.
Interest ls paid semi-annually, In April and
October, on nil deposits which remain In the In
t-tltutlon to tae time of the declaration or the
Dividend, and ls compounded every six months.
In addition to the SIX PE;. CENT, paid annu?
ally, ALL THE PROFITS ARE DIVIDED, EVERY
FIFTH YEAR, among such depositors as nave
fonds In the Institution st the time of this quin?
quennial distribution.
HENRYS. GRIGGS,
Janl?-wfraijr* Secretary and Treasurer.
Drngs ano ifleoicintB.
J^XCELSI?R^
This Preparation ls Just what many persons
need. They wish no Dye, but only a Hair Wash,
or Hair Dressing-something that will keep the
Ualr clean, and at the same lime be a pleasant
Hair Dressing-not too greasy. Tho "Excelsior"
meets all these Indication, and should be given a
trial
Firry cents a bottle; 5 bottles for $2.
A liberal Discount to the Trade.
For Bale hy the Manufacturer,
DR. H. BAER, No. 131 Meeting street.
JJR BA ER'S IMPROVED VEGETABLE
CATHARTIC PILLS.
The proprietor of thene PILLS confidently be?
lieves that he has succeeded, by a skilful combi?
nation of veg. tablo temcdles, In producing a pre?
paration that will bring health and h&pr leesa to
the unfortunate sufferer. In the following dis?
eases they hare been used by thousands with
most wonderful success: Bilious Disorders and
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head?
ache, Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Neuralgia.
Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles, Diseases or the Skin,
Pain In the Side, Back and Limbs, Sick Headache,
and all derangements of the stomach.
Ihese Pills may be taken with perfect safety by
persons or any age or sex. No family should be
without them.
Price 25 cents a box; 5 boxes for one dollar
The usual discount to the trade.
For sale by DR. H. BAER,
_No. 131 Meeting street.
T3ITY THE TENDER BABE !
Give lt not the deadly compound known as
soothing Syrup. A certain popular article of this
name has launched thousands of helpless Inno?
cents Into an early grave. This has been proven
repeatedly, and beyond the shadow of a doubt,
for which reason lt ls condemned by the majority
of physicians. ,
Seeing tbenecessity for an an lele of this sort,
entirely free from oplatt s, and other Injurious
drugs, Dr. BAER has putnp the
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL,
for the use of Infants Teething, and for children
suffering from Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Ac. This
may oe given with perfect confidence, and ls ap?
proved by every physician who has examine 1 the
formula.
Price 25 cents per bottle; 5 bottles for $l.
Usual D^count, to thc Trade.
Manufactured and for sale by
DR. H. BAER.
No. 131 Meeting street, charleston.
JQE. BAER'S COUGH MIXTURE.
Pleasant, harmless, and effective. Try lt.
Price 2S cents a bottle.
For sale by DR. H. BAER,
No. 131 Meeting street.
D
R. BAER'S ESSENCE OF
JAMAICA GINGER.
Equal to any Extract or Essence ot Ginger In
the country.
Only 26 cents a bottle; 6 bottles for $1.
Try a buttle. For sale by
DR H. BAER, No. 181 Meeting street.
"jnp??tO UPATHIO MEDICINES.
A fall Stock or the best and most reliable of
these Remedies.
Fresh supplies received constantly, by
DR. H. BAER,
dec7-riy TDCA w Ne. 181 Meeting street.
?rcceriea, CiqooTS, Sf t.
.g?MERABA 8?GAB?ND MOLASSES^
189 hhds. Good to Choice Demerara SUGAR.
66 puncheons striotly Choice Demerara MOLAS?
SES.
Just arrived per brig Mary C. Pennell, direct
from Demerara and for sale by
W. P. HALL,
mch28-e Brown A 0? 's Wberf.
B
OLOGNAS ! HAMS!
looo lbs. Very Choice Servelat BOLOGNAS'
-tierces Duffield Hams
-tierces Davis Diamond Hams
-tierces Magnolia Hams
-tlerceB White Sogar-cnred Hams, fl). .A
Amme's.) * - . .
The above Meats Jost received, and at low
flares at D. A. A M HE,
s. E. Corner Market and Meeting. '
N. B - All Hams reweighed when ccld..,
mcim-2 .. " '
JpEAKL GRIST l PEARL GRIST 1 "
Always on band and ground daily. Ala-*, Big
Hominy, at J. C. H. OLAUSSKN,
mcb.25_Ko. 10 Mamet street.
jp RIME NORTHERN GOLD SHED RIO E.
400 bushels for sale by E. H. FROST k CO., j?
feb28-ftn_Adger'a No-, th Whanr
^yHITELOCK'S VEGETATQB.
- tons WHEELOCK'S VEG (STATOR, one o?
the best Fertilizers offered in thia market. For
sale by HEUMARS BULWINRLB,
mchl2 Kerr's Wharf.
S
A P O L I O!
For Hand and House use. For sale at Whole
? -rt -
sale, by PAUL B. LALANE A CO.,
febi No. 176 East Bay, Charleston, S. O.
M
R. D. FITZ GIBBON
wonld beg to announce to his Friends and the
Public generally that he has REMOVE o to the
Large New store en King street, second door
above Barns la?e, where he will be pleased to re?
ceive i he continuance or tbelr patronage. ?
A mu and well assorted Stock or o KO o ERIES,
Canned Goo is, Ac, always on hand. Goods de?
livered Free to any part of the City. Jan22
W
IL S O N S ' GROCERY!
WILSONS' GROCERY ! I
WILSONS' GROCERY ! I !
306.KING STREET.303
DUNDEE MARMALADE
DUNDEE MARMALADE
DUNDEE MARMALADE,
t
THREE JARS FOR $1
THREE JARS FOR $1
THREE JARS FOR $1
IMPORTED APRICOT JAM
IMPORTED STRAWBERRY JAM
IMPORTED GREEN GAGE JAM
IMPORTED DAMSON JAM
ONLY FORTY CENTS A JAB
ONLY FORTY CENTS A JAR
ONLY FOBTY CENTS A JAB
FRESH MILE CRACKERS
FRESH GINGER 8NAPS
FRESH EGG CRACKERS
FRESH IMITATION ENGLISH CRACKERS
AT WILSONS' GROCERY,
308.KING STREET,.SOS
MSr All Goods delivered free I
$&- No Charge for Packing Goods.
Slr BC fi ? beaman, &t
DB. FIT LE R'S VEGETABLE RHEU?
MATIC SYRUP.
Warranted nuder oath never to have failed to
cure. 28,600 certificates or testimoni?la of cute,
including Rev. C. H. Ewing, Medlo, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls of Schuylkill, Philadel?
phia; the wife or Rev. J. B. Davis, Hlahtstown,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Franxfrsd,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia: Hon. J V. Greeley, member Con?
gress from Philadelphia; Bon. Judge Iee, Cam?
den. New Jersey; ex-Senator Stewart, Baltimore:
cx-Qovernor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands or
ot hers. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
Ll. G F O. CACHER, Agent,
'nlYl-lvr_? marleston. S.*\
(Clothing at ?Jrjolesale.
gH5??Al^ a
M. N. ROGERS A CO.,
Manufactur?is and Jobbers of
MEN'S YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
444 AND 446 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
W. T. BURGE,
(Late Marshall A Barge,)
Charleston, S.O.
We offer to the SOUTHBBN TB ADS tblB season a
very LAROK and ATTBAOTIVB tstocku of SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHlNG.at prices as low as any
House In the Trade furnishing equal grades o?.
Gooda,
Our Stock ls manufactured EXCLUSIVELY for
Southern states, southern dealers are more oer
tain to find the Style ot our Goods, and a line ot
sizes better adapted to their wants, than. 1- possi?
ble in a ?stock ot Clothing manufactured for a
Northern or Western trade.
OBDKRS t-oLiciTKD; satisfaction guaranteed;
samples sent on appdcatlon. ' ?,J '"
M. N. ROGERS A OO.,
reb6-2mo_444 and 446 Broadway. N. Y.
?nfincff ?i atc?
|JH?OHARLESTON BAG FACTORY,
NO. 9 HAYNE STREET,
ls new In full operation, and ready to mate
contracts for al) kinds of SACKs-Phosphate,
Grain, Coffee, Flour, Peas, Rice, Ac,, ac. Our
work ls In all respects first class; wltb capacity of
from 1200 to 4000 bags per day. This enterprise is
begun and controlled by Charleston men. All or?
ders promptly attended to. V
mchio-mwf2moDAO .
W
I L LI AM C. MILLER,
AT THE OLD STAND, 91 EA8T BAY,
(LATE DOUGLAS A MILLER,)
Dealer In WHITE LEAD, Paints, oil?, Var
nlshes, Brushes, window Glass, Ac, Ac Also,
Agent for the MINERaL SPERM OIL, BURNERS
?ND CHIMNEYS.
I win continue to supply consumers In the City
by Wagon weekly as heretofore. Dealers
throughout the Staie will have all orders Ailed
promptly. MINERAL SPERM OIL DEPOV,
mcun-mwflmo_No. ai East Bay.
!.. CHAPEAU * CO,
DEALERS AND DISTILLERS
OF
TURPENTINE AND ROSIN.
OFFICE, NO. 173 EAST BAY.
The highest prices paid for Grade,
m c h 24 2mos
T.
jyjOSES GOLDSMITH 4 SON,
COLONNADE ROW, VENDUE RANGE.
Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides, Skln?, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds of
Metals.
ALSO,
Dealers in COTTON. Naval Stores and Scotch
Pig iron._ .narm-mwrwr
SAMT* W. MELTON, D. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorn ey-General. Ex-Attorney General.
RELTON & CHAMBERLAIN,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, S. O.,
will practice in all the Courts of thia State, and
in the Uulted States Courts for the District or
South Carolina.
om ces et Colombia, s. O.. in the Statehouse^
and in the Carolina National Bank Building, (n?
stairs.) jana-lyr