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TBBMB OW TEX NEWS. THB DAILY NBWS, by mall ono yeer, SS; eu montea $4; ttroe ment?? sato. atty at EI8BTXBN UKNTsa wees, payable to tbe car riera, or SS a year, pal? in advance at tbe office. mtotnot Nsws, published on Tuesdays, Tbnradaya and Saturdays, one year $4; six monttui ?a so; taree montbB Si 26 nra. WA**"- NBWS, one year S3. Six copies $io. Tea copies, to one add rosa, tis. suBgcBimoNS m au cases payable m advance and no paper conttnned after the expiration of tbe time paid for. RakTTTAKOBS should be made by Postoffloe stoney Order or by Express. Ii this cannot be done, protection against losses by mall may be g eoored by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able to the order or the proprietors of Tra N s WP, or by sending the money in a registered letter. Nonda ot wants, To Rent, Lost and Found, Boarding, *c, not exceeding 20 wordB, 26 cents each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding so words, 40cents each insertion; over so, and not exceeding 40 words, co cents each insertion. TUBBO rates are HIT, and most invariably be paid in advance. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., s Ko. 10 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. Wit $bt?k?t$n FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1872. TBS CHABXBSTON DALLT NEWS "IS deelgoa "ted aa tbe newspaper for tbe publication of "all legal notices, and official advertisements, "for the County of Charleston, under the act "of Pebruary 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu ?-late the publication of all legal and public | ".aatlcea.'' , ,, " , , . , NEWS OF THE DAT. -Indianapolis boasts of a leading contrac? tor who can neither read nor write, and who does not know one: figur? ?rom another, yet | can accurately estimate the number of brick for a wall, or shingle's tor a roof, ot given di? mensions, and the cost of construction. As tVetgo ol the times it may be ?tated that J the'1 Cia oin natl Gazette, heretofore ? strong | protectionist Journal, now takes ground In favor of sTevenue tariff caly; and explains Its position by statin g tb at any party tbat should J favor a protection tariff would, In a general election, be beaten ont of Bight at the polls. -it le stated that a gentleman recently ar-1 rived from Paris says that the notorious Jose? phine Mansfield appeared lo that city some weeks ago. She had about.thirty-seven thou? sand dollars lo money. This she deposited in to? banking boase of Bowles Bros. Wheo the fallar? of that house was announced s'?e ' wrang her hands in grief, and declared that she waa, ruined. It ls not probable that she will recover a cent or her money. -Tbe'Emperor ot Germany ls reported to J have Issued a decree creatlog twenty-five new | Prussian peers. The persons thus ennobled have been taken from the ranks of the gov? ernment officials, generals of lbs army and landholders. This creation of r.ev peers ls a measure adopted by the Emperor In conse ' queuce of the obstinacy ox the Prussian House of Lords lo refusing its assent to the oew comity reform bill, which bas passed the Lower House. -Mr. Ruskin recently wrote the following j choice criticism of himself : "I was obliged to J write too young, wheal knew only hail-truths, and wa?, eager to set them forth-by what I thought fine words. People used to call me a good writer ? thea; aow 'they say I can't write at all; because, for instance, If I tbink anybody's bouse ls on fire, I only say, 'Slr, your house is on fire;' whereas, formerly I used to say, 'Slr, the abode lu which you probably passed the delightful days of youth ls la a state of Inflammation,' and everybody med to like the effect of two p's In 'probably passed' and of the two. d's In delightful day*'" -It ls said that the officers of the sl^jai service on Mount Washington are trying to teach a dog to carry the mall ti and from that j station.. A correspondent of the Boston Ad? vertiser suggests that this is aa inappropriate season for such instruction, there being four or five feet of BOOW on the ground, but that with a dog of good Intellect, quick perceptions, aod ordinary docility, Euccess may be easily secured, in support of this opinion be says there ls a tradition, coming through euch worthy sources as to authorize belief, that pre? vious to the year 1760 the mail between Ports-1 mooth,. N? H, and Wells, Me, for seven years j waa-regularly carried by a dog. The malt was carefully made up, tied to tbe animal's neck, and carried safely through, until at last, oo one of his Journeys, the faithful creature was killed by tbe IodiaoB. -The NewTork Journal of Commerce of I Tuesday says : "Yesterday the quotation com? mittee, of tbe New Tork Cotton Exohange were presented with a boll ol cotton which baa been aokoowledged by experts to be the largest and most remarkable yet shown on this market. The presentation was made by Mtv French, of Messrs. Mortoo, Bliss ? Co. The boll has spread in a peculiar Ian-like form, from a large, strong stem. It was grown from Improved Dixon seed, cultivated by F. C. ? Joba Morehead, of Catalpa plar.tatloo, Washlngron County, Mississippi. The sample sbowe the Improvement by selection aod cul? tivation, which baa taken place lo four years, front first ?xperlmeots. This boll contains twenty-four seed-cells. The seed was planted May 2A. the plant was Injured by drought j and worms to some extent ; but six hundred bolls were counted oo some of the stalks. Many ol the bolls were of the ordinary form. The planters expect to Improve the seed so that lt may produce ten pounds of lint cotton to'th* stalte. The boll is now oo exhibition to members at the Cotton Exchange." . -Groat dissatisfaction is manifested la Eng? land at the text of the new commercial treaty with France. It ls complained that France has been g ranted several important conces? sions without any corresponding equivalent, and that the future of the trade with that coiiHtry la placed entirely at tbe mercy of President Thiers, who ls now at liberty to push his protectionist crotchets to any ex? treme he choses. Coder the "favored nation," sad the equalizing clauses, the French Gov? ernment Is io a position to Bucceselvely ad? vance the duties to a prohibitive point. This resaltlsmore especially deprecated in view ol the fact that the prevailing sentiment of Frenob manufacturers and business men ls overwhelmingly lo 'favor of free trade, and that M. Thiers has only succeeded in imposing hlsJfetrograde notions by the threat of resigna? tion which be Invariably shakes af bis oppo? nents. The time cannot be distant when France will recover her commercial freedom, and-thea the treaty will be found to be an obstacle to progress. The new treaty Is ap? parently destlued to render still more unpop alar tho Gladstone ministry, which ls already smarting under the resulis of the Alabama and Ban Juan questions. -The Ban Francisco Chronicle bas a much ! faller report bf the attendant circumstances of | Jks, Fair's lecture, that didn't come off, than would have appeared had that well-advertised Cbariaeter given ber views folly upou "Wolves jo the Fold.'' Her name seemed sufficient to I attract a crowd, and at the time appointed the streets about the hall where she had promised to lecture were almost Impassable. The les? sees of Platt's Halli however, refused to open its doors to the lecturer, and she announced her Intention of going In person aud claiming admission. The chief o? police thinking that his services might be needed, detailed twenty men and headed them,but when Mrs. Fair de? manded their escort to storm the hall which an Invidious discrimination had closed against her, the chlet wisely refused, saying that she could apply as well through an agent as to make a fuss lu her own behalf. About this time, Mrs. Lane, and a sister of Mrs. Fair made their way through the crowd, the old lady expressing an opinion that Laura would lecture if she had to try twelve years for lt. A man in the crowd, who Beemed to repre? sent the sentiments of those around him, car? ried on his arm a basket, of which he seemed especially careful. The following Interchange tood place between him and a reporter, who asked, "My friend, what have yon In that basket?" "Eggs," was the laconic reply. "What are you going to do with them ?" "Take'em over to the lecture." "Oh!" said the reporter, "bad eggs." "Well, they ain't very fresh; I've bad the devil's own Job a gettln' 'em, too. Hunted all day In the mar? kets for 'em, and now I am afraid I ain't agoln' to get a chance to use 'em." Many warnings were sent to the hall managers not to open Its doors, or "giant gunpowder or I ! phosphorus" would be applied to the founda? tions._ Legislative Assistance In Rebuilding I . tbe Burnt District. .The rebuilding of the burnt district is of I extreme importance to Charleston, and, in the measure of its influence upon the growth of the city and the value of property, it is I also a subject of deep concern to the whole State. Some progress has been made. A number of flue buildings have been put up, and in the western part of tbe district in question the evidences of activity are ex-1 tremely. cheering. But the work goes OD too slowly. I j Before the war many of the low-country planters bad honses in Charleston. Every family strove to have a residence of their own, and the army of servants occupied considerable room. A glance at the "quarters" of the old Charleston honses shows how much valuable space, formerly devoted to servants, could be rented out I when emancipation and contracted means compelled housekeepers to reduce their working force. The low-country planters had not the means of rebuilding their town houses; many Charleston families, to save I expense, determined to join hands with their neighbors, and make one residence serve for two families. These circumstances, coupled with a State and county taxation of about three per cent, prevented the rebuilding of the waste places, altbongb, the while, Charleston was steadily improving. Sol great is the improvement that it is confi-1 deafly believed that the most eligible sites in the burnt district can now be rebuilt, with-1 out delay, if a sufficient prospect of prout I is held ont to capitalists. There are nnm-1 bera of person s in Charleston who live with their connections, or hire suites Of rooms, or "board oat," who would gladly rent I houses, if those could be furnished them at moderate prices. They do not want pala? ces. Their aspirations are limited to snag, well-built houses, at a cost of thirty or forty dollars a month. j Nothing less than a partial or complete I release from State and county taxation, for a term of years, will induce persons of means to put their money in honses expected to be rented out. Without such an* exemption the "burnt district will lie idle for years. I With such aa exemption residences will spring up with the rapidity of magic, to the advantage of the city and Stale, to the ad- j vantage of merchants and mechanics, and to the advantage of the large class who I cannot afford to rent such dwellings as are now oilered them. From the start the city and State would sustain no loss, and In the I end they would be gainers. The rebuilding of ihe burnt district will lead, both directly and indirectly, to a reduction of taxation. And tiie Legislature has never bad before ll I a non-political measure more pregnant with private and public benefit than the bill to encourage the rebuilding of the burnt dis? trict of Charleston. The subject is a fertile one, and we hope to discuss the general merits of tbe scheine and the particular mer its of the form of relief proposed. I That scrip. The last act of Judge Melton's judicial career was an eminently good one. Had he decided that the Bine Ridge scrip was con? stitutional, and receivable in payment of taxes, no citizen would have ventured to ascribe the disappointing result to any other reason than the firm belief of the judge that such was the law of the case. And the de? cision against the validity of the scrip is at? tributed, in like manner, to no other motive than a determination on the part of the court to express his deliberate convictions. ID the judgment of the public, the isBue of the scrip and the attempt to force it dowD their throats was a barefaced fraud, and their view is confirmed by Justice Willard, of the Supreme Court, in chambers, and by Judge Melton in the Circuit Court. The case now goes to the Supreme Court. A decision against the scrip i 3 the Supreme Court will be bard upon the bona fide holders, but the public are resolved not to pay, while they can avoid it, aoy claim which is tainted with illegality, and for which, therefore, they are net liable. The License Law. The General Assembly can very well afford to push the bill repealing the license law. It was a vexatious enactment, of doubtful con? stitutionality, bringiog very little hard cash into the treasury. It is a long time since a Republican Legislature have made the peo? ple an acceptable Christmas present. Let us have the repeal of the license law to give ns aa nppetite for turkey and a relish for eggnog ! Too Thin ! Nash, the colored wise-acre, who repre? sents Richland County In the State Senate, gives notice of a bill "to resirain the judges "from graoting injunctions suspending the "operation of acts of the General Assembly." This is very funny, except os ah indication, that Nash contemplates the adoption of some swindling bill or other, which he would like to make court-proof. . Nc .Toke for Corbin. Jadga Mackey will have his little joke. The last was a proposition, io the electoral college, to cast the vote of Sooth Carolina Tor Corbin, the pluralistic District Attor? ney. It ls a relief to know that the motion was withdrawn. But a President brooks no rival near the throne, and the official head of the luckless Corbin will soon fall into the basket That's what's the matter. Phew! The Columbian Union of yesterday says "The Joint Finance Committee last night .'agreed upon a tax levy of fifteen mills for "ail purposes, Including the county tax; "Uve mills for general purposes, two for "school purposes, aod three for county. In? cluding the highway tax, aud rive for de "flciency tax." A Rocky Old ?nw. Senator Whitemore is keen in his pursuit of the light-fingered gentry who walked off | with the huge blocks of granite from the Statehouse yard. The members of the Legislature have always been credited with looking after "the rocka." Special Notices. "~^?Sr^bl?sni?^BS PER~^T1?AMSHIP J AUFS ADO ER, from New York, are notified that she will discharge cargo THIS DAT. at Adger's South Wharf. Gooda uncalled for at sunset will remain on the wharr at owners' risk:. decC-l JAMES ADOER A co.. Agents. ^KNIGHTS WISHING TO ATTEND the GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL to bj given at Walterbora' on Christmas Day next are required to forward the character in which they will ride, also five dollars entrance fee, on or be? fore the 20th December. AU applications must be made to J. W. WILLIAMS or L. B. cr B R Y AN. decs-flaws NOTICE TO LOT-OWNERS ON SULLIVAN'S IsLAND.-Notice is hereby given that the Resolution adopted by the Town Council or Mool' rlev l,ie, vacating all Lots on the first day of January, 1873, upon which a Building bas not been erected, o: Is being erected, and subjecting them to a new allotment, will be rigidly enforced. By order of the Intendant. dec6-f? D. B. Gi L Li LA ND, Recorder. ~??T. PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB. The Members are requested to call at Messrs. BROWN A JOUNSOS'? Hat Store, King street, opposite Hasei, and have their measurea taken for the N .-w Hats, where a sample can be seen. dees /.""SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD O O M P A N Y, OHAKLESTON, S. C., DECEMBER 5. 1872.-From and arter this date Naval Stores will be allowed to remain in this company's jard, tree or storage, for a period of twelve days from the date of its arrival, ir cot thea removed a charge or two cents par barrel per week will be made. S. S. SOLOMONS, deco-5 Superintendent. ?&* THE CONSUMPTIVES OB SUF? FERER from any pulmonary disease will find TUTT'S EXPECTORANT the most genial restora? tive ever erre red an invalid. dec6-8DAW NOTICE. - CAPTAIN COCURANT, ex-Commander or the French Bark CANTON, disabled at sea and condemned at this port, de? sires to charter a vessel to carry forward his cargo, consisting of 467 pieces or Mahogany, measuring about 648 tons cubio measurement, to Falmouth, England, for orders to a Port In Great Bri t at n or Continent, between Havre and 'Ham? burg inclusive. For particulars apply to MANTO CE A CO., dec4-3 consignee?. ^THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN HUSSARS TILTING CLUB are requested to call on Messrs. M KN RE A MULLER and leave order.? for their Uniforms. By order of the President - J. O. W. BISCHOFF, octB secretary. fm* BURN HAM'S AROMATIC DENTI FKICE, for Cleaning, Beantiiying and Preserving the Teeth, and Imparting a refreshing taste to the month. Prepared by EDW. S. BURNHAM, Graduate of Pharmacy, No. 421 King street, Charleston, 8. 0. Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr J. B. PATRICK, Dr. B. A. MUOKJ&NFUSY. sepsssmos ?3T~ BELL SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED by the Proprietors at Schiedam, In Holland. An invigorating Tonic aud Medicinal Beverage. Warranted perfeotly pure, and free from al. deleterious substances. It ls distilled from Bar. ley of the Soest quality, aud the aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy, and designed expressly for cases or Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu? matism, General Debility, Cartarrh of the Blad? der, Pains in tho Back and Stomach, and all dlaeas ? of the Urinary organs. It gives relief in Asthma, Gravel and Calculi In the Bladder, strengthens and Invigorates the system, and ls a certain preventative and cure of that dreadful scourge, Fever and Ague. CAUTION I-Ask for '-HUDSON G. WOLFE'S BELL SCHNAPPS." For saloby all respectable Grocers and Apothe? caries. HUDSON G. WOLFE A CO., Sole Importers. Office, No. 18 South winiam, street, New York. 8op30-8mos .fertilisers. pACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S (CAPITAL $1,000.000) SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. This GUANO ls now sowell known lu all the Southern States for Its remarkable effects as an agenoy for Increasing the products of labor, SB not to require special recommendation from na. Ita use tor seven j ears past has established Ita oharacrer for reliable excellence. The large fixed capital invested by the Company tn this trade affords the surest guarantee or the continued ex? cellence or tula G uano. The supplies put into market thia season are, asheretorure, prepared under the perennal super? intendence or Dr. st. Julian Ravenel. Chemist of the Company, at charleston. S. o., hence planters may rest assured ibat Its quality and composition ls precisely the same as that heretofore sold. J. N. ROBSON, selling Aeeot, charleston s. c. J Nu. S. R? ESE A CO., General Atenta. Baltimore. TERMS-$48 cash; $63 time, without luterest. To accommodate planters they can order now and have until the ist of April to decide as to whether they will take at time or cash price. When delivered from the Factory by the carload no dray age wlll.be cnarged. ?sr Papers that loaerted my advertisement last year win please copy. n >v20-wfmnc*w3moB D. Snsiness (Tares. A. J. BULLI VA N BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, No. 113 MEETING STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO Desires to inform hts mends and the public that he ls prepared to carry on the GENERAL BUILDING BUSINESS. Repairs or all kinda at? tended to. Designs and estimates furnished upon application. sepO jyjOSES GOLDSMITH & SON, COLONNADE ROW, VENDUE RANGE. Highest Cash Price paid tor WOOL, WAK Bides, Skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds of Metala. ALSO, Dealers in COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch Pig Iron. mayso-m wilyr Meetings. STEIGT OBSERVANCE LODGE, No. 73, A. F. M.-The Anuna! Communication of tins Lodge will ne Held at Holraes's Lyceum at ? o'clock THU EVK SING. If embers will come pre? pared to pay Arrears. Brethren will take due and timely notice ana govern thenjoft'.vesacoordingly. KV order of the Worshipful Master, dies _E. W. LEMAN, Secretary. STONEWALL LODGE, No. 6, K. OF P. An Extra Meeting or this Lodge will be held THIS EVSN^a, at s o'clock, at Pythian UalL Busi? ness of importance will be submitted. Members are particularly requested to attend. deofl BO BT. u. STA Bit, K. ot R. and SeaL MARION LOL GE, No. 2, L 0. 0. F. Toe Regular Weekly Meeting of this Lodge wllioe heidi HIS Evsierna, st'T o?cluck, at Odd Fellows'Hall. - BOBT. 0. STA KR, , uecS*_ Secreury. SUMTER SOCIAL CLUB -ATTEND tbe Extra Meeting or your Club on THIS (Friday) EVENING, at half-past 8 o'clock, at Mrs. I ?ernard-a Hall. Society tggj^ ^ I nova-l*_secretary 8. a club. I LADIES' FUEL SOCIETY.-THE REG ULAti Monthly Meeting of the Fuel Society wm be held at the Depository, Ohalmers street, To-OAT, at ll o'clock A. M. Ky order of the President._decs I MEETING OF THE GARMENT SO0I ET r will be held at the Dtposltory, Ohal-1 meid fctreet, THIS DAT, 6ttt inst, A punctual at-1 tendance of the Board ls requeated. Bf order. decs_-, secretary and Treasurer. I CAROLINA DIVISION, 8. OF T. The Regular Weekly Meetlnr of this Division I wUl be held THIS EVSNINO. Sj Booms or Young Men's christian Association, King Btreet, at hali-1 psst 7 o'clock. A tull attendance to desired. ?y order. W. J. QUlGLEY, B. 8. decs _' _' I EAGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM OOMPANY.-You are hereby summoned to I aticnd a Regular Monthly Meeting or your Oom-1 pauy, at your hall, on ima (Friday) EVENING, 6th I Instant, at 7 o'clock. By order. I decs_ARTHUR M CuBEN, Secretary. I MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. Attend the Regular Monthly Meeting or juur Company at your Ball, THIS (Friday) KVI- j NIKO, the eth instant, at 7 o'clock precisely, by order. O. A. CA LD nt, secretary. decs_ I SDRV1V0BS' ASSOCIATION OF THE J STATE OF SOUTH ??KOLWA.-The meeting ot the Snrvivoia' A-aoctadon of the State of I -oath Carolina, to be held in Oh ? rleston on I THURSDAY, the i2ih instant, will assemble at the li I oem lan Hall at 12 M. The address by General J. I B. HOOD, win be delivered at 1 P. M. on same day, at the same place. _ ... I .By order of General WADI HAMPTON, President. di. ca_A. 0. HAS KB LL, secretary, ? _genia._r W~ANT?D, A GIRL TO DOHOUSE - WUKK. inquire in Tradd street, south side, first house beyond Logan._dec6-l? I WANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY, with recommendation, at ..Northwest cor-1 ner of Rutledge and Montague streets. Woman pro erred._ '_ novS-l? I WANTED, A COLORED GIRL AS general house servant. Most have writ ten reference. Apply at Mo. S6 Hasel street, next I tost. Mary'a Church._ dec6-l* WANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO COOK and do Housework.. Moat bring the best of recommendations. Apply In Bntledge ave noe, one door south or cannou street, deoe-l* WANTED,; A WOMAN AS COOK. Good references required. Apply at thia I omeo._ dec 8-1* I WANTED, WASHER TO TAKE WASH? ING or small ramily ; ulso small g ri to as-1 slat about house, at ion ot. Phillp street, decs-l* ACOLORED WOMAN, WITHOUT A child, wau ta a sitoatlon as Wet Nurse. Ia quire at No. 10 McBride's lane._dec6-l? : WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WITHOUT incombranoea; also, a Oin about fifteen years of age. Apply at No. 70 Wentworth street. I deesa*_j WANTED, WOMAN AS COOK, washer and Ironer, for a small family. I Good r?f?rences required. Apply to Captain I WHITS at the Citadel._decS-2* WANTED, LADIES TO BUY THEIR FANCY QUOJS at ARCHER'S Bazaar, I and save afty per ceut. by si doing. i dec- mwf8*_?_ I WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK, Wash and make herself generally useful. I -Apply tn Thomas street, oue door from RadchlTe. I decs-a*_. I WANTED, A WET NURSE, TO I whom good wages will be paid. Apply at Somhwest corner Meeting and Calhoun streets. I dcc3-tnwfs4_ I WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO cook and do Housework for a small ram-1 lor. Apply northeast oorner Meeting and Traud I streets. decs WANTED, LADIES TO SAVE FIFTY PER 0ENT. FANCY HATS, latest styles, fioui 26c. to $1. Fren.h Corsets, 75o. ARCHER'S I Bazaar._deo*-m wis? WANTED, ALL TO KNOW MY STOCK ls the largest and cheapest collection of I FASCYGOODS thia aide tue Potomac AKUHtK'a Ur zan r. dec2-i_wf8* WANTED, AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Raocllffeboro', sn ORGANIST, TE > OR, and j li a ss. An oiganist who can combine eu her tenor or cass with his instrumental performance I will be paid in propurilon. Apply to the Hector I of the chu. cu, or to the Gbairuiau or the Vestry, I Dr. William T. Wi egg._decs- j WANTED, AT No. 6 WENTWORTH Street, a house Roy, aged Irom 14 to io I yeats, ami with gOud lecommendatluna. deo2 AYOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA? TION, lu a healthy part or the State, aa I leuoner of the En.llsh brunches and Rudiments I or Music. References given if required. Ad-1 dre*B J. h. E., through charleston P. u. novto AGENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER SPlidrSUF THE WORLD. THE TREAS-I U K.E HOUSE OF A M ERIC A. TUE GREAT BOOK OK THE IEAK. Agents report sales oi 26 io loo I copies tn a few hours or days. Prospectus free. I Addre- J. W. GOODSPBBD, New York, Chicago, cincinuatl, s<. Louis, New Orleans. I OCtl-8lU08DAW_ <w?l ^fl p B R 0 A Y.-LABORERS wXmtJyJ Wanted, to Mine carolina Phos-1 pu?tes. Able-bodied hands can make from $12fi I to St o0 per day. Comfortable Lodgings pro-1 vided free of charge. Apply at the WorkB or the Ashley Land Phos-1 phar? Company, near Sineath's station, South fl Carolina Kailroad, or to 0. R. HOLMES, Accommodation wharf, cnarleeton, S. 0. nov8-fmwimo Cost ano f ?mir. LOST^ON^THE THIRD, BETWEEN Thompson's Dry Goods Store and Dr. Solo mou'a office, Hasel street, a pair or GOLD SPEC? TACLES, A liberal reward will be paid ir left at i his office._decO-1* So tient. ROOMS TO BENT, AT Na ll DOUGHT Y street. Inquire on the premises, novu FOR RENT, A FEW MORE COMFOKTA BLE ROOMS, from $2 ro S3 per month. Plenty of cistern water. ARCHER'S bazaar. dec2-mwi3* TO RENT, THAT FINE STOKE AND Dwelling occupied by Melchers A Muller, Nu. 217 Klug street. Apply at No. 6 Liberty street._nov26-tnf4* FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI? DENCE, southeast corner of Meeting and Charlotte streets; a floe cistern, large yard and ample servants'accommodations ou the prem? ises. Apply to CHAS. J. O?LCO?K. North At? lantic Wharf. nr>v27-wfm&* 110 KfcNT, THAT LARGE AND OOM . MODIOOS Building. No. 149 East Bay, re? cently occupied as Hie Publication Office of TUB NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee House. For terms, Ac, applv at the office or TUE NEWS, NO. ia Broad street. tep28 Jot Sale. FOR SALE, A FINE SLOOP RIGGED BOAT, of three and a hair tons, in good or? der and ready for use, can be seen on south side or Mr. Malony'a Mill, on toe Causeway. For farther Information apply to T. Q. GIBBS 24 Marah Btreet._decs i* JUST ARRIVED, ONE CAR LOAD Cheap MULES, PONIEM AND MARR?, at R 0.4 KM AN'S SALE STABLES, No. us Church stree;. _?_decfrS* ANO. 1 COW AND CALF FOR SALE at southwest corner or Klug and Line Bluets. dec?>2* KENTUCKY SALE STABLES No. 89 CHURCH STREET.-Fort'y head of HuctSES, MARES AND MULES, for all purposes for sale low. Parties wtohing to buy good an?? mala will Had lt to their Interest to cal; and ex? amine our stuck. BAMBERG A MoOOY. deo2-fl* I Simnsflnente. ^CADEH? OF MUSIC. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, Brilliant engagement or tbe bean timi and talented C Ii A P M A N* SISTERS, And Unit time of the sparkling new Burlesque and great New York Success, LITTLE DON GIOVANNI, Full of bright, original Music, Songs, Dances, Ac. Mr. JOHN MORRIS, the Musical Proteus, in his wonder.'ni MYSTICAL CHANGE. Mr. JAMES COLLINS and Miss MARTHA WBE.v, m their cit arm lng I ri? ti Sketch, entitled BARNET'S COURTSHIP, And Mt. G. K. FORTES QUE in the laughable Farce ol BETSY BAKER. In Preparation: GOLD, DEMON, FRA DIAVOLO, AO., Ao. Admission to Orchestra and Dress Circle $1; re? servo i Sfio extra; Faml'y Circle 60c; Gallery 26c. Sale of seats commences at Box Office of Acad? emy ? a< urday, December 7. dece-4 .financial. g EVEN FEB GENT, SECOND MORT? GAGE BONDS SOUTH' CAROLINA RAIL? ROAD COMPANY. The South Carolina Railroad Company having created a Second Mortgage, amounting to THBEE MILLION DOLLARS, for the purpose of retiring all Ps floatlog obliga? tions and arranging Its Non-If engage Bonds, and the Bonds authorised to be Issued under said Mortgage having been duly executed, they are now offered for sale at this office at 76iper cent. Payment will bo accepted as follows, vis: Two thirds of the purchase money will be received In the 7 per cent. Non-Mortgage Bonds of the Com? pany at 76 per cent.; balance la cash. The value or the security now offered entl les lt to very high considerad on. The Mortgage cov? ers the entire property or the Company, embrac? ing 242 miles of first-class Road, abundantly equipped with Locomotives and.Oars In One con? dition, and all the appurtenances of a first-class Railroad, the first Mortgage being only $3,000,000. The business of the Road for the. present year ls estimated at $1,400,000 gross, and Its net revenue at over $650,coo. Its present prospects furnish ample ground for very satisfactory anticipations of future earnings. The Bonds bear date October lat, and have attached coupons for 7 per cent, per annum, Interest payable in April and Octo? ber In the City of New York. J. T. WELSMAN. dece-fmwS Treasurer. Soaiuma. B^)lRD?m^AS??Q^ can obtain a pleasant Boom and excellent board In a private ramil v for $26 per month, by addrnsslng C. C.. Narwa Offloe._dec6-2* NO. 266 KING STREET. -FAMILIES and single gentlemen can obtain perma? nent and Transient Board on reasonable terms. deo3-4* Rc menais. N~~ oTicB OP REM7)V?II^^?WT1?I? DAY removed rn r office from Accommoda? tion Wharr to Exohange Range, Atlantic Wharf, over office or WITTE B SOS. HENRY CARD. deot-e ._ ' Sim in g Sic ri) nu a. rp HE NEW IMPROVED WHEELER ? WILSON 81 LENT SEWING MACHINE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. . We are now selim g these superior MACHINES on Ten Dollar monthly payments. Adjusting and Kepal:mg done promtly. WHEELER A WILSON MANDF'G CO., aprMyr No. 9M King street. ftamoao*. g'JU TH GASOLINA RAILROAD. CHARLESTON, December e. 1872. EXCURSION TICKETS to this city, on the occa? sion of the Dedication of the Masonic Temple. will be on sale at points on this Road, from the 8 h to thelotu instant, ?jood to return until the 14th instant. 8. B. PICKKNS, 4^-Papers la the ir tenor will piesse copy. ueco-4_General T. cket Agent. VrOBTHE AST ERN RAILROAD COM JJI PANT. CHAKIX8T0N, S. C.. June 8, 1872. Trains will leave uhiurleston Dally at 10.16 A. M and 8.00 p. BL Arrive at Charleston 6.00 A. M. (Mondays ex? cepted) and 8 P. M. 'hath does not leave Charleston 8.00 P. M., SUN OATS. Train leaving 10.16 A. M. makes through connec? tion to New York, via Richmond and Acqula Croak only, going inn ugh In 44 hours. Passengers leaving by 8.00 P.M. Train have choice of route, ria lUcnmoud and Washington, ur via Po rte m otu. h and Baltimore. Those leaving FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY lo Bal elmore Those lea vin j on SATURDAY remain So? DAT lu Wilmington, K. C.* Thia ls the cheapest, quickest and most pleas? ant route to ciuclnnatl. Chicago and other points Weat and No thwest, both Trains making con? nections at Washington with Western Trams of Bsltlmoro and Ohio Railroad. S. S. SOLOMONS. Engineer and Superintendent. P. L. CLEAPOR. nen. Ticket Agent, mayal Cl AV ANN AH AND CHARLESTON O RAILROAD. CHARLESTON, Jnne 13, 1872. On and after MONDAY. Jane nth, the Pas? senger Trains on true Road win run as follows: EXPRESS TRAIN. Uta ve Charleston daily..a. 30 P. M. Arrive at savannah dally.?.46 P. M. Loave Savannah dally....'..11.80 P. U, Arrive at Charleston dally._ 7A.M? DAY TRAIN. Loave Charleston, Sundays excepted.. 7.40 A. M A rrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. 8.30 p. u, Leave Savansah, Sundays excepted... 11 A. h. Arrive at Charleston, sundays exo'ted. e.so p. M. Passengers from Charleston by 7.40 A. M. tram make olose connection with Port Royal Railroad fer all Stations OB that Road, (Sundays excepted. ) Freight forwarded dally on through bills of lad ut g to points In Florida and by Savannah Une ol steamships to Boston, Prompt dispatch given tu freights for Beaufort and points on Port Royal Railroad and at as low rates as by any other line Ticket? on sale at this office for Beaufort over Port Royal Railroad. C. S. GADSDEN, Engineer and Superintendent 8. O. BOYLSTON, oen'l Ft, and fioket Agnnt. janis_ gOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. CHARLESTON, S. C., September 27, 1872. On and arter SUNDAY, September 29, the Pas sun ger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will r m as follows: FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.......... o so A M Arrive at Columbia. 6.20 p M VOR AUGUSTA. leave Charleston.0 so A 11 Arrive at Augusta.6.40 p u VOR CHABLXHTON. leave Columbia.:.0 00 A M Arrive at Charleston.4.30 p M Leave Augusta.O.Ou A M Arrive at Charleston.4.80 p 11 COLUMBIA NIGHT BXPRSSB. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston.?. 7,10 p K Arrive at Columbia.e so A M Leave columbia.7.60 p u Arrive at Charleston. 6 46 A M AUGUSTA NIGHT SXPBKSg. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston.,.. s 30 p si Arrive at Angosta.7.86 a u Leave Augusta.?. ". e.16 r 11 Arrive at charleston.6.60 A M H UH* BR VILLI TRA rN. Leave Summerville at. 7.26 A M Arrive at charleatou.8.40 A K Leave Charleston.8.u6 p H Arrive at summerville.4.40 p M CANDIN TBA IN. .Leave Camden..........7.20 A If Arrive at Columbia.11.66 A M Leave columbia.2,10 p M Arrive at Camden.6.66 p 11 Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta with Macon and Augusta Railroad, Centra) Railroad and Georgia Railroad. This 1B the quickest and most direct route and as comfortable and cheap as any other route to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis and ail other points West aid Northwest. Columbia Night Train connects with Greenville and columbia Railroad ; and Day and Night Train s connect with Charlotte Road. Through tickets on sale via this route to all pointa North. Camden Train connects at Ringville dally (ex? cept sundays) with Day Passenger Trato, and runa through to Columbia. A. L. TYLER, vice-President. 8. B. PIOKENS, G. T. A. sep27 | _J^gt%t tiquete, &t. gPICED~ PIGS' EBE? ~T. .10 nrf?na Oholc?jSPlOED PIGS' PEET. For sale dflrfl.l"' HENRY COBLA A CO. JpOR SALE, BAGGING 1 BAGGING I AnnfRDEJ1^^AD^E<, RO,J? No-1 LUDLOW BAGGING. t?0?Mmo ~ MOSES GOLDSMITH A SON. WOOL, HIDES, SKINS AND FURS WANTED. H?S? <?r nonM.no M?^Q0^H^p^. J^EW STORE I FRESH GOODS I We would respectfully inform our friends and the "/ltlzena of Charleston that we have opened a GROCERY BTOBE, AT NO. 318 KING STREET. OPPOBIH* LlBIBTT STBBBT, And are now offering First-class Goods at prices to suit the times. BYRNE A FOGARTY. " IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. BYRNE A FOGARTY have opened a GBOOEBY STORE at Na 318 King street, oppoalte Liberty street, on the oaah system. Buying and selling for cash only, thereby giving their customers the aavantago of getting their goods at the lowest possit) e ratea. Call and examine for yourself. Do not forget the nnmber, 818 King street, oppo slte Liberty street_novas-fmwsmos jyr* ART IN & MOOD, . (Successors to late E. E. Bedford,) WHOLESALE AND. BETAIL GROCERS, Nos. 127 and 129 MEETING STREET, Corner Harket street, Charleston, South Carolina, Seep on hand a well selected Stock or Choice. Family supplies. , Oountry orders respectfally solicited. No charge ror packing, and goods delivered tree or charge to any part of the city, Railroad Depots and Steamers. W. H. WELCH-FLEETWOOD LAKKIAU-li EASON, 0Ct24-DA03mOB_ "^TINE OF THE ALTJSPIGE. Indus nterqne servtet nnL Ike greatest natural Tonic in the world and most certain cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diarrhoea, Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morons, dr any other Derangement of the Stomach or Bowels. Highly endorsed by the Medical Faculty or the.. North. It ls net an Alcoholic Compound, being mann fae tn red only from the Juice or the ripe Allspice. Price fi per Bottle. Sole Proprietor, O. Dz GORDO VA, No. 02 William street, New York. Agents, MARTIN A- MOOD, oct26-8tutb8moa Charleston. pOODFOBTHEMALLION. THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE, . AM ERIC AN CLUB PISH-BONELESS YOUNG SHAD. The Cheapest and best Food In existence, in whole, halves and quarter boxes. PAUL B. LALANE A CO., Na 176 East Bay, Charleston, S. C., Bole Agents. Liberal discount to the trade. aepl9-3mos (Brags at tttyalesale. ?^r?T EARNESTLY INVITE THE AT? TENTION of Physicians, Druggists and the publlo generally to the ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS OF MESSRS, JOHN WYETH a BRO., PRACTICAL CHEMISTS, PHILADELPHIA, PA, which have become ao deservedly POPDXAB for their iKTBiKSio worth, the BLEQANT manner lb which they are prepared, and tho RELIABILITY of the QCALiTY of EACH SPECIFIC article they are said to contain. First among them la their COD LIVER OIL WITH PHOSPHATE LIME, a most valuable remedy In the lar pe class of was ttug dlse-tafs caused by iHPAiaxsirr or PERTER SION of NUTRITION, the too rapid TISSUS TRANS POKMATION and the want of certain sabstano* es? sential to the organism, and lt Is offered with the utmost confidence as au HCPOBTANT addition to the resources or medicine a? alni t th-i diseases which. In this country, are the most numerous, and formidable say CKOFOLA In children and PULMONARY COMPLAINTS lu a,lUita. "Each ounce of the mixture coutaina is grains of the Phosphate of Lime." BEEF, WINE AND IBON. This delightful nutritive tonio has been so uni? versally used ana approved, lt ls unnecessary io say more thai that lt ls kept op to Its usual stand? ard or excellence. "Each tablespoons contalna 1 ounce ' of Bref, hair ounce of Sherry Wine and 2 gralus of Oltra te of Iron." BEEF, WINE, IRON AND CINC BONA. The combination or Calisaya Bark with our pre? paration ol Beer, Wlue and iron adds the nerve tonic and antl-perlodlo effect or Cinchona to the nutritious and stimulating properties of the other ingredients. We doubt If a more prudent combi? nation of tonio, nutritious and stimulating agents could be preecrtbf d, and ask tee attention o phy? sicians toits une, as a prompt an l reUable remedy In i he many casea in which lt would naturally be Indicated. Each tablespoonful contains 1 ounce of Beef, 2 grains citrate of Iron, and half ounce ot Wine or Callaaya Bars. SHERRY WINE AND BEEF. . The advantage of administering Beef with Wine to patterns requiring both nutriment and stimu? lant, win i e rea iny appreciated-the sustaining and nutritious effect or the beef often enabling delicate and sensitive Invalids to take the wine with benefit, when ordinarily they would be un? able to take lt even m small quantities without occasioning headache, Aa- Each tablespoonful contains one-half ounce of Sherry Wine and one ounce of beer. We also call attention to the following as some among these preparations most In use: Elixir Calisaya Bark, Iron and Strychnine. Elixir Phos? phate Iron, Quinine and Strychnine. Elixir Va? leriana!? Ammonia. Elixir Pepsin, Bismuth and Strychnine. Bitter Wine of Iron. Elixir Gentian, Ferrated. Wine of Wild Cherry Bark Ferrated. Syrup Lac? Phos. Lime. Tasteless Cod Liver OIL Wholesale Agents for Marvln'sPnre Cod Liver OIL BOWIE, MOISE a DAVIS, nove-tuf Agents ror South Carolina. Ct 19al Notices. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF BARNWELL.-court of Com? mon Pleas.-DANIEL i. THOMA?, Plaintiff, against MAGGIE H. THOMAS, Defendant.-sum? mons ror Relief.-To MAGGIE H. TBOMAS, Die Defendant above Damed: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint tn this action, which will be flied in the office of the clerk of the Court of common Plea*, for the said county, and to serve a copy or your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at hts ofllce at Blackville, in the county and state aforesaid, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, and ir you rail to answer the com? plaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in thia action will apply to the court for the relier demanded in the complaint. Dated at Blackville the twenty-e'ghth day or November, A. D. 1872. SAMUEL J HAY, Plaintiff's Attorney, Blackville, s. 0. To MAGGIE H. THOMAS, the Defendant in the above stated action: Take notice that the sum? mons in this actio j, or walch the roregoiug ls a copy, and the complaint therein, WdB filed in the office of the clerk or the Court or Common Pleas, at Blackville, ror the County of Barnwell, In the State or South Carolina, on the twenty-eighth day or November, A. D. 1872. ann that the object or thia action on the part of ihe Plaintiff, DANIEL J. THOMAS, la to obtain a Divorce from you, MAGGIE H. THOMAS, the Said D?fendant. SAMUEL J. HAY, Plaintiff's Attorney, Blackville. 8. 0. November, A D. 1872. nov29-fe hotels AIKEN HOTEL, AIKEN, SOUTH CARO? LINA. Having recently purchased, thoroughly over? hauled and refitted the above Hotel, we reaptct fuliy announce to our friends and the public that weare now ready to receive and emertain guests in first-class style. BAILEY A PEGG, nov30-2mos Proprietors. WILSONS' Irfr- J* WK?SONS* i WILSON'S WILSONS' WILSONS'. WILSONS'' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' HOLIDAY GOODS I ? Holiday Goods I strawberry Jam, in ' ' . 40c each; Dandee Marmalade, 3 pourid-pots for one1'' . . ' dOUstt. 3.1171 GROCERY. a no OKEY. GBoak^r. GROCERY. a ROCE EY, GROCERY. QBOJERY.' Buy your Holiday Goods from ? . 3Wr t . ' ?* j Uti') liwC-fA GROCERY. Smoked Tongue*, 'SW . ': WILSONS' eoty-flve- cent? each, GROOKRY. worth |?2*. WILSONS' Brandy Fr ni t s, all GROCERY, kinds, (rom one to tor * " tydullarsperjar. " '? '- ?. WILSONS' aE ^oiT ,. ,..? . GROCERY, i Seedless Raisins, eight _. .^?._. potmdB for one dollar. ""??*.-! WILSONS' ?i<i*o-> ? ,r. . : GROCERY, i . send your orders, to . u WILFONS' WILSONS. GROCERY. . Preserved Fruits tn all " ? . WILSONS' atyltes. G ROCE RT. . Pickled Fruits, some- '. *TJ15 WILSONS' thing new, arl shapes. GROOHHY/ New citron, New Lem- .^??v''' WILSONS' on Peel. _ "jT GROCERY;J ' .'' . ' . ' 'Oi' ''j .'J .?i S Ifl;**,!*?) For anything Nico, go .^^.^?u WILSONS' ? to '-- : GROCKFY. ' WIL90NS? . ' GROCERY;" . New?' Currants - elg?it ' ?a L*TI W 1 poonda lor one dollar. r-tP-.^...,. WILSONS' -O- GROO&fiT. Jeales" fro rn? twenty ^v^rviiWi .' cents ton ve dollars; ' V.wfcif? WILSONS' , per jar. ;. GRfj^tVi sweet cider oa draught <y?~i<?? h?-. raLS0N8' Neates^s^-tte^^V ?. ! -J ?-? city goI0.-..1 VJ'*:-*ur.'*iit?f . 306 K LNG ST, WILSONS'.. SM KING ST. Choice Table Butter al- WILSONS'.' ? w?ysoh:hand.' '? ? ? . .^.?r Eoe XING ST. Family Flour, ground WILSONS'.-: expressly for us. 806 KING 8T. Parched Coffees receiv WILSONS'. < ru I .i . cd dally. ?Ai >U .M*l!rr 80s KING ST. U you want anything WILS?ffoC .- .::.'!. ??...?::.. . , .J .....^ son KING ST. . w r L s "oir'i j'. " iii?fi?HS*.-i around Coffees to Order -.'?'A i)v 308 KING ST. >' -H>- . WILSONS'.:: Try the- Tess it'fifty - ,',aM?f .cents, told only ?-iv J> J-H,A~* ' 306 KING ST. . at. ..,;... WILSONS'. 808 KING ST. -o-; ; . ; iTyjjrjMffl^ Best Tea dnr* one dov :;i ~~ 1 lar and forty cents. 805 KING ST. ?-0-' WILSONS' Good Tea at. eighty '-.i . -I -1 cents. v< . , ,u. ? 808 KING ST. .-.p-o-. .,-:,., Nt mLSON*?., You can save twenty ?ve cenuon ?. ... w ** V? 806 KING ST. every ^u^d*^ .Tea WttSOJ^.;!. 30? ENG ST.. WIL80N-?'.' WTLSOBYvr . i - -o- V/? ^??- t l3A..rtr5X?VJ?5 No charge for. fiettrtx* . ? -.x-sa ?U\% 80S KING ST. lng Goods. WlLfrMf*# Ko chsja^for?s^da? V..-?^L^' 805 KINO ST. . TT^jLiS^^ ! i . - "T^to: ':.:(,*; !:,n 806 KING ST. Particular atten'donto WILSONS'; ' Country ordora- -t'i - ? 806 KINO ST. - WTL|ONS'. 806 KING ST. W I LS O NS'. WJL&0K8A/ . . ... i-f. wsfiai. m KINO ST. Address Box sw F WTL?pNS'.' ? ..... ?;..: *.: ? : 808 KINQ ST. ?DD?XSS BOX 888I WbiiOWfi^ ?..J"ii _; smajSjS'i ? 80S KING ST. ADDRESS BOX8831 WILSONS'. - - . ll . I K;'Vi$nt6'il. C ^RT.^HARLSTONfsrc^^OB^ 187A-By Ordinance tte tune lor ?f?i ?s list instalment of Corporation m*nd sitlmr?2c Taxe* for tfcla year, will end on toe ISth^anT .and upon all Taxea due sud unp&W os Uatdav a penalty of twenty per cent^rlllatuch aadi re, tnrne for snch Taxes ?111 be on ut JaeYariSR aent to the sheriff for execution. -*,T ** deo?-8P. J. OU^AN;01t>T^SSmjL/... CITY 8HEBlFPS.OTOOR OTaBiUBm ,.," ?,!' i2???Z^u!?* PWPWMvert?ed by rne: city sheriff for aale on Monday..3d doeaaWisnd not paid upon thsC?ay.tw?Lpe s<>id . ato noto auction, In front of th* City flail, on Mondsj ftth> December, Instant, ^mv?fT^, *7 it. O^EADI>IipK^,, CITY HALL; O?WCE OLBBK: OF COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, S. fe. SOYEB?BES? 2 IST, 1873.-Sesied e tim ate? wm be receives at .his office optai TtnajDAr. December ma,: 1571, ai 4 o'clock P. M;, mr Uta conversion ci: UM old Workhouse into a City Hospital, and for tbs rs palrlng or the Masyok street Hospital, the pom ag down of the buUdUtn used for the ID sane, ind present bniid lng nsed as a Bakery, and the con strnctlQn of new buildings for Hospitalis? the Insane, the Bakery and servants? Qaarurs> - : The offers will state aeparateiy tue cost af the alterations, Ac,, .of the. main Hosp ital ot? Maga - sine street, the alteratlona and repairs of the Ma ay ck street Hospital, joe polling down of the pees ent building used for the Insane and bofijlag new one, the puning down of tho present Muri lng nsed aa a Bakery and th? bonding era new one, and thebnlldingof Servants' Qnirt?rs. Tbs Oommitee reserve the right to reject an v cart or psi ts, or sil or the bids. All agreesDtjt to 1 picas and sp?cifications in the offloe of tho city gagl 1 neer. W. W. SIMON8,. .'. nov2a,36.29 dec8,6,10 Clerk of SfflPC T *?- 1 5 j1 .1 Moint Stack fomnartrj. OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COM? PANY for the benefit of the state Orphan Asylum. CLASS No. 28fi-THDB8DAY MOBKLVO, Dec. i. ' 2-15-49-15-10-44-59-27-24-13^37-35 CLASS No 280-THDB8DAT EVKmm. Dec' av " 44-40-19-78-67-58-21-^5-33-13-74-4T deco-i A. MOROSO, sworn OumssiBMner. unn DR. FTTLER'S YEGBTAfiim WOh MATIO SYRUP, Warranted under oath never to nave railed to cure. 23,500 certificates or testimonials or cure, including Rev: O. H; Ewing. Media, Penwylvania; I Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls of schuyikiiL Pbtiadei. phla; the wife ol Rev. J. B. Davis, Hirtutown, I New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford, Philadelphia; Rector Jennings and Doctor Weitrm, 1 Philadelphia: Hon. i V. Creeley, member OODT g ress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam? den, New Janey; ex-Senator Stewart, BaiBinere: ex-Governor PoweU, Kentucky, and thousands of others. Warranted to cure or money rwrmdefl. DB. GBO. OA?LIBB, Agenv Julyl-lyr - charleston. 8XL fl Q J- L ? H N, : 'PHARMACEUTIST; IMPORTER OF FINE CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. ' ], h No. 450 KINO STREET, CORNER OF JOHN. Now m Stock of my own importa tien, .. ' ' LOW SON AND HAYDEN'S SOAPS, Tooth Brushes, Carbolic Acid, Patter's cold Cream. English Daley's Carminative, British oil, Roche's Embrocation and chlorodyne. . .: .-. ,.. ' AGETT FOB '. TILDEN A CO.'8 SOLID AND FLUID EXYAAOTS, Pharmaceutical Preparatkms, sugarcoated Pills, Ac, ia INT FOB . uateffi/r FORD'S SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.1 AeXNT FOB SOUTH eABOUBA FOB ,. t DB. JEROME KIDDER'S ELECTRO wwrn^aTi MACHINE AND APPLTANCES, .', Surgical Instruments aad Goods or foreign BAB u facture Imported to order. My Dispensing- Department ls complete, em. bracing all New Remedies. A mil assortment of Trusses and Bandages SJ. ways on hand. _ , " . T PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS oompotta did with accuracy day or night ja?l&w?nly