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Throwing Kisaes.
Girlie on the stairway. mother np above:
Girlie's ejes and mother'* ull of tender love;
Girlie's little anger- throw a hrnrylnir kim
Right, to motber. li ving, rearing jo! to nu?;:
Motn?r throw? one downward to her golden hair:
Girlie cries, ..They're meeting motner, in the air.'
By-and-by the girlie stands all, all alone.
Looking sadiy npward for her motber. s one
Up the heavenly stairway. Girlie standing here,
Know* i he mother sorely, surely n>u-t be near.
lr she throws hrr kl?se* nr? the golden stslr,
WM tn ey meet the anther's hilf-way In the air?
State Notices.
rjIBIBDTE TO JUDGE GEORGE LEK
The following resolutions were adopted hy the
General Assembly on the death of Hon. GEORGE
LEE, Judge of the Inferior Court of Charleston
Whereas, It bas pleased the Divine Providence
to call from the sphere of bis worldly duties the
Hon. George Lee, Judge of the Inferior court at
Charleston ;
And whereas, In his untimely death the State
of South Caro ina ha? list an active, able and
most faithful public serva it, the people an honest
aid earnest advocate, the bench an Indefatigable
and upright judge, and the Republican party a
staunch and devoted adberent;
And whereas, lt ha . bee i well and truly said by
a public journal, that "when his physical frame
was broken like a shell and hs fortitude was
tried by an loslduous an l fa'al disease, he stood
to his post on the very verge or th? grave a!
died, as be lived, in tbe service or his people, in
the /a! th rel discbarge or hi-: duty ;" therefore, be lt
Resolved by theSeoate, the House concurring
That the General Assembly or the state or South
Carolina have heard with sorrow and regret or
the death of the Hon. Georg* Lee, Judge of the
Inferior Conrt or thc City of Charleston
Resolved, That we tender t) the bereaved
ramil/ of the deceased onr heartfelt condolence,
and sbar i with them th 3 affliction of a public
misfortune
Resolved, That the above preamble and reso'u
tiona be engrossed, and a copy thereof be sent to
the family of lha deceased, and that they be
farther published in the Dally Evening Herald,
the Columbia Union, of the City of Columbia, and
in THE DAILY NEWS and Daily Courier and the
Missionary Record, of the City of Charleston.
reb381
Eemonals
REMOVAL.-MT OFFICE IS RE HOV
ED from Boyce'* Non h wharf to East Bay,
corner Boyce's South Wharf. Persons wishing
Coal will note same to prevent mistakes and de
lay in delivering their orders.
JULIUS A. BLARE.
200 tons very superior free burning DEEP RED
ASH COAL now on hand. feb24<3
inmitore, Ut.
.piRST-CLASS FORNITURE,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
MILLING'S FURNITURE STORE,
Na 444 KING STREET. NEAR JOHN,
Ia the place to get hand-some and substantla
FURNITURE of the latest and most elegant de?
signs at prices to suit the times. 'Ibis establish?
ment has just received a large supply of superior
Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room rets In Oak,
Walnut and imitation, which aro offered at prices
len or fl (teen per cent. lower than those charged
elsewhere for less suoBtantlal yu* ni ture.
SUPERB BURIAL CASKETS A SPECIALTY.
Call and examine the stock and prices.
SION OF THE MAN AND ROCKER,
No. iii KING STREET.
declB-3mnsn?o
^Ct?road*
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
PANY.
CHARiKSTOS, ?. C., Jan-.:arv 20. 1372.
Train a will leave charleston Daily at luoo a. M
and 8.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston 6.46 A.M. (Monda)s ex
cepted) and 8.ao P. M.
Train docs not leave Charleston s.oo p. M., suv
DATS.
Train leavlnglO.OO A. M. makes through connec?
tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquis
Oreek only, going through In 44 honrs.
Passengers leaving by 8 oo P. M. Train have
choice of route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Ealtimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY in Bal
timora. Those leaving on SATTTBDAY remain sers
DAT in Wilmington, N. C.
This ts the cheapest, qolokest and most pleas
ant route to cincinnati, Chicago and other point?
West and No thwest, both Trains making con
rectloBsat Wushlngtou with Western Trains ol
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
S. S. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPOR. Gen. Ticket Agent. ma?2l
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
CQABLBSTON, January is 1373.
On and after MONDAT, January 20, the Pas
Benger Tram s on this Road wai mn ss follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN-DAILY.
Leave Chai ?es ton........ 4 00 P. M.
Arrive at savannah.lo.li P. M.
Leave Savannah.?.IL30 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston. 7 A. M,
DAT TRAIN-SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Laave uaartestun.7.?u A. av
Arrive at Savannah.3.30 P. H.
Leave Savannah. ll A. Ia.
Arme as Charleston.o.to p. M.
Passengers from Charleston by 7.40 A. il. train
make close connection with Port Royal Railroad
for all Stations OB that Road, (Sundays excepted )
Tickets for Beaufort on sa e at th's Office.
Freight forwarded uauy on tnrough OILS of lad
lng to polntd In Florida and by Savannah line 01
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given u
freights for Beaufoctand points on Port Hoya
Railroad and at as low rateo as by anv other line
O. S. GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent
S. 0. so YLSTOjv, Gen'l Ft, and TICS ot A* cut
kna14
gOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
- OKXBXXBTOK, S. C., December 14, 1872.
On and after KUNDAT, December ?6, the Pas?
senger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad VJ il)
tus aa follows:
roa COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.M.9.30 A M
Arrive at Columbia.M.6.20 p M
POB AUOUBTA.
Leave Charleston.*.- 9.30 A M
Arrive at Augusta.6.2? p u
YOB CHABLBSTON.
Leave Columbia.9.00 A II
Arrive at Charleston.4.46 p M
Leave Augusta.9.00 A M
Arma at Charleston. 4.46 ? u
COLUMBIA Niant BXPRK88.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston.7.30 P M
Arrive at Columbia.6.30 A H
Leave Colombia.7.30 p u
Arrive at Charleston.s 46 A M
AWfUBTA NIGHT KXPBXSS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charlocton.....8.30 p ?
Arrive at August?..".7.36 A II
Leave Augusta.............?.15 p M
Arrive at charleston.6.60 A M
8UMMBKVTLLB TRAIN.
Leave Summerville at. 7 25 A ll
Arrive at charleston. 8*40 A M
Leave Charleston._.".J a36 p M
Arrive at snjDjnervlile. 4 60 p M
CAMDIN THAIN.
Leave Camden....*.> . K
Arrive at Columbia. ms a a
Leave Columbia.?io P M
Arrive at camden.e.56 p H
Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta with
Macon and Angosta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This ia the quickest and
most direct routo and as comfortable and cheap as
any other route to Louisville, Cincinnati, chicago
Sc Louis and all other points West and Northwest.
Columbia Night Train connect? with Greenville
and Columbia Railroad ; and Day and Night Train ?
connect with Charlotte R?ad.
Through tickets on sale via this route to ail
points North.
Camden Train connects at Klngville dally (ex.
cept sundays) with Day Passenger Train, and
runs through to Columbia.
A. L. TYLER, vice-President.
8. B. PIUSENS, G. T. A. deal8
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{Urnas and ?Uornnes.
NATT ANS'
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR,
A CLEAN, CLEAR AND HARMLESS TOILET
ARTICLE, IN ONE BOTTLE
For restoring to Gray or Faded Hair Its original
and youthrul Color, to prevent the Hair from Fall?
ing and restore its Gr..wth. eradloate and prevent
the Forming of Dandruff, and answers every par?
p?se as an Elegant and Healthy Dressing for the
Bair.
Permit us now to direct your attention to a few
remarks in explanation to tie above, least you
Bhonid class lt wi; h the hundreds of ai titiles palm?
ed off dally, which produce many aeneas com?
plaints to such an extent that the press of the
country has felt Itself railed upon to warn the
public against their farther use.
First. The style In which Natians' Crystal Dis?
covery is presented t J the bnycr IB a convincing
guurantre that he really gets the harmless prepa?
ration he wants.
Second. The theory of Ita action ls an equally
plain, rational and convincing argument of its
purity and effectiveness. By its action the roots
or the hair are supplied with the principle and
vitality which they need, from the very fact that
the hair had begun to fall ont or become gray.
When the hair shows these Big ns or decay, lt mast J
be supplied wi-h nourishment, In the sane man?
ner that vegetation, la want of lti narnia! sus?
tainer, "water," must be supplied during the
heat or summer or lt will wittier and die. The
causes are vari us, and t o lengtiy to be properly
explain d here; but they ail produce the same re?
sult namely, falling out of the ta r or Ita becom?
ing gr-ty, either of which are effect jaliy stopped
by the use or Nattats' Crystal Dlicovery.
Third. Its composition. In this, as lo its act L n,
it is based on entirely scientific principles, easily
comprehended. Years of deep sm ly and re?
search having been devoted to its preparation,
the Inventor natters himself In his entire snccesB
as evidenced by the large and dally Increasing
demand.
These explanations must convince the most j
sceptical that this Invaluable ai tide ls la no par?
ticular like the poisonous nostrums in use. 1 hat I
Crystal Discovery will perform al Its functions |
promptly ls further proved by the mode or Its In?
troduction. Thousands or bottles have been
riven away gratuitously for trial, from which the
most sanguine hopes have already been realised,
any one tronbled with dandruff or scurf may be
readily relieved In a month or two. Those suffer?
ing from headache will also and it a very useful
cooling applica' ion. AB a dressing to keep the
hair clean, moist and glossy, lt ls unexcelled by
my ott er preparation now in use.
We subjoin a few o' the many testimonial! In
Dar rossesslon, the origin?.1 of wt Ich may be se?n
at any time :
Wi suis G ' ON, November 4, 1870.
Ma. AUTHUR NATTAKS- Dt-arSlr: After avery
thorough and impartial trial of your Crystal Dis?
covery for a month. I feel compelled to acknowl?
edge PB very great superiority over any other
article now lr use for the purp .se designed-the
speedy resto.atloo or the color and growth of the
bair, and none using lt according to directions
:an fall, I am convinced, to attain this much de?
sired result to perfec ion. The slmp'lclty of this j
preparation and ita entire cleanliness affords a
new opportunity to the vast numbers utterly
ll-i gusted with the poisonous noa: rums In use.
Having a large number of my personal acquaint?
ances who use your preparation wllhequalsuc
:ess, I cordially recommend Crystal Discovery to
ill persons desiring to use anything or this kind.
Vei y respectfully, P. DOYLE,
No. 701 Ist eer, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 25.1870.
UK. ABTD?R NATTANS-Dear M : It affords me
ileasure ?osay that I have used yourCrystul Ins
Mvtrv with perfect success. Havlug trlui many
it i ie s. I And v cu s s II pi il r lo ai-y I have here o
ore u.e*. and I caneot roo higmy recommend f
? a rapid promoter of i he growth of the hair, and
ty arew applications restoring lt io Ha original
olor. It ts perfect.}- clean and free rn m any ob
Lei lon able rustier.
Very rei-p- oifuliy yours, R W. SILVOY.
K. street, between 4 and 6th, N. W.
Fi ice (1 per bottle, or $6 bottles tor 15.
This valuable preparation is for Bale, wholesale
.nd retail, by
DR. H. BAER,
Io. 131 Meelina street, Charleston, S. C.
declS-wlydcAw
Drnys at ?JrjoUsale.
CAU DICHAU PS
SANDALWOOD
TB free from 'all unpleasant taste or tmell,
leicg a sweet aromatic confection, that can be
?ken by All ages and conditions.
it positively contains no Mercury or other
TJincrni or vegetable poison, and can be taken
with perfect safety by children or adults.
Unlike most preparations containing Copaiba
ind Cobebs, this extract docs not nauseate, for
;hls reascn, whenever Copaiba and Cobebs, or
alain Oil or Sandal are Indicated, this extract wi 1
DC found preferable to either or the above.
Samples end pamphlets furnished on applica?
tion or physicians by
DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS.
Wholesale Druggists,
feblO-wmOmos Charleston, S. C., Agents,
THE CELEBRATED
H. H. H.
MEDICINE
ls beyond a doubt the greatest discovery in
Medical Science known to the world. The won?
derful cures lt his made oa ail external diseases
at Horses has astonished ih<maands. For Mun
and Beast lt has no equpl. All ihe readers of THB
NEWS should have lt in incur families; ryoar lit?
tle onrs and youiselves win rind it a sure irien-i
to relieve your pain. For Rheumatism, Neural?
gia, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat, Bnros,
Lameness oran kinds, Paraly-i.s. Swelled Joints
and all external diseases it ls a ready relier. No
one will be wttnout lt arter ouce tried, as lt
proves li self. send for catalogues free of charge.
Agents wanted la every county. Great luduce
mema offeied.
FRANCIS ? ELDRIDGE, Proprietors,
No. 920 North Front Btrett, Philadelphia, Pa.
DOWIE. MOISE & DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. C.
Sam?le Bottles furnished gratis,
fi bl9 wmlyr
Pianos, ?rgans,
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Furnished at factory prices for Cash, or by
Monthly Payments, on the most liberal terms.
CHARLES L. McCLENAHAN,
Plano and Music Store,
jana Na 101 King street.
Cljirojjocist
QORNS, BUNIONS, 4c, CUBED.
Mrs. EEO c. n having returned to the city ie pre?
pared to give teller to those suffering from
CORN?, BUNIONS or other < lseases of the feet
AB to her skill and Buccess as a Chiropodist, she
j'.,by PermUslon, to Dr. Fitch aud Dr. Ed?
ward North, she will, ir desired, attend those
who may require her services at their residences.
She may be found at No. os Church street, be
tween Broad and Chalmers Btreeta. ieb&
Mmnxantt,
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS, President.
WADE HAMPTON, Vice-Prealdenl.
J. X>. ICErSTiVEDV* General State Agent, South Carolina.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEES APPOINTED AGENTS OF TUE ABOVE COUPANT
fer Charleston, are now prepared to receive offers.
STONEY, LOWNDES A CO., AGENTS.
WM. H. HUGER, M. D., Medical Examiner.
Janl5-ws
.fertilisers.
l?PORT^^
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THE MARYLAND
HAVE PREPARED A SPECIAL FERTILIZER ADAPTED TO
THE COTTON PLANT UNDER THE NAME OF
COTTON FOOD,
WHICH THEY CLAIM TO BE OF THE HIGHEST GRADE OF FER?
TILIZER SOLD IN THE SOUTH, EQUAL IN ITS RESULTS
TO PERUVIAN GUANO AND OF MORE PERMANENT
BENEFIT TO THE SOIL.
Et has been used by SEVERAL HUNDRED PLANTERS in
North and South Carolina and Georgia, for five seasons,
with the following results:
lt Increases (he Crop ?rom 75 to 200 per cent, lt produces a better quality of Cotton.
lt resists drought In alt cjses. The Crop lt not affected ny rn * t.
It matare* the Crop three or four weeks In advance, thus insuring against early frosts, or In the
:vent of a backward season enabi-s thc Planter to put in lils Crop as ?ute as June ia , with a certainty
>f succ?s. The effect on tue second year's Crop, without additional manure, ranges from one-third
? one hilf o' the first year, lia mechanical preparation surpasse* that of all other Fertilizers, being
lt all tunes and In ail o editions of weather in ported ordor for drilling.
lt ls sold on a basis In quality or Peruvian Gu ino, pound for pound. Agents are Instructed,
where Planters use lt side by t-lde with thebes: feruvlau Gu mo, in equal qu unities, to refand snch
imoautas will make lt equal If lt falls to produce as much Cotton.
The Intelligent Planter will readily comprehend the ne e s tv of using nothing but the highest
-r.-vie of Fertilizer*, and of stilctiy avoiding those whose value liai bien reduced by adulteration or
.he ase of cheap materials nnder pretence ol meeting thc l>w price of cotton.
If his Crop ls only dca tiled by ihe use of '-cor MN KOO-'." a wi; give tilui from one ro two hun
Ired per cent, proat on his outlay, with cotton at is cent* per pound, and enables him to plant
ewer acres with a corresponding reduction or labor aad expouse, with better resalta. .
LAWRENCE SANGSTON. President.
J, EDWIN MYERS, General Agent,
NO. 58 EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
JAMES R. PRINGLE & SON,
febl2tvs lmonac _ AGENTS. CHARLESTON. S. C.
EVER T JEt I XJ JM. DP H A IV T
is
THE GAR0?NA FERTILIZER!
OFFERED BY
GEO. W. WILLIAMS Ac CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
THOSE WHO HAVR rS?.l) IT KNOW ITS MERITS. AND PRONOUNCE IT A "FIRST-CLASS
.'ERTiLIZER I ? It meets the wants of the Planting community, and its beneficial effects upon
ne Ci ops cannot oe surpassed.
PRICES AT WAREHOUSES IN CHARLES! ON:
$48 00, CASH, PER TON, 20O0 POUNDS.
$33 00, TIME, PER TON. 2000 POUNDS.
PAYABLE NOVEMBER 1ST, FREE OF INTEREST. SEND YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., Cotton Factors,
feW9-wfm2mos
CORNER HAYNE AND CU?ROH STREETS, CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
?urucntinc Kools, Coouers' (?cois, fe?raare, &c.
TURPENTINE TOOLS.
COOPERS' TOOLS
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
HACKERS. BRASS WIRE CLOTH.
DIPPERS. IRON WIRE CLOTH.
AXES. TRUSS HOOPS.
GLUE. HOOP IRON
FOR SALK UV
HART & CO.,
CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS,
AND
39 HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON, C.
dec4-wfm3mo8D4c
?Drags at UJIj?keale.
DOWSE, MOISE & DAVIS,
, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Proprietors of the following STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES, which the; offer with
confldenco as being equal to any before the Public, and solicit a trial for them :
SUMTER BIT T E R 8, the Great Southern MOISE'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, war
Tonio. ramed io cure.
MOI8E*8 LIVER PILLS, purely Vegetable. MOISE'S POPULAR WHITE WORM CANDY.
MOUE'S HORSh', HOG AND CATTLE POW- MOISEM MORNING 8TAR,YEAST or BAE3NG
DEES. POWDERS.
MOI-E'S SOOTHING SYRUP, Reliable and COLLIER'S REMEDY FOB MAN AND BEAST,
Harmless. the best Liniment ever used.
MOISE'S READY RELIEVER FROM PAIN. GREY'8 VEGETABLE VERMIFUGE.
VALLETS MANGE OINTMENT. DAVIS'S PAIN CURER.
CLAYTON'S KING OP PAIN. PARKER'S COUGH SYRUP.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
waurn HEPATIC COMP?MD, OR TOR CURB.
VON GLAHNN'S ROYAL CROWN SCHNAPPS.
CUBAN BITTERS,
THE GREAT WEST INDIAN TONIC BEVERAGE.
novs-mw
SrjotD (Eases.
SWC?WH?HWC
WITH PATE *T SPRING M ?QI i DOOR*, wh ch canses thom 'o open and shut without noise. Jar of
breaking of glass. Parties desiring to purchase are Invited to call and examine i hem aud the
New style. Round Ola s Front, Nickle Sliver Frames.
New style. Bevel Front, Nickel Silver Frames.
Square Front Mahogany. Walnut and Nickle Silver Frames, donbe thick French Glass, all sizes,
ano keep a fail supply always on hand. DOWItc, MOISE k DAVIS, Agents,
jaaia-mwstimos Corner Meeting and Hasel streets, Charleston, S. 0.
?rrj Ooo?a,
No. 375 King Street,
ARR OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FOR THE NEXT FEW WEE RS.
Great closing ont aale of onr extensive stock of
ORV GOODS AND CARPETS.
To make room for oar Spring Stock we win now
offer
CARPETS
10 pieces 4-4 HEMP CARPETING, only 30 cents.
26 pieces 4-4 Wool and Cotton Carpers, only 60
cents.
25 pieces 4-4 Wool Carpets, only 75 and 86 cents.
25 pieces all Wool Ingrain, only ooc. and $1.
60 pieces Engl sb Brussels, only $1 50.
Fall lines or RngB, Mats, oil Clutha and Hatting.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
6 cases 3 4 Bleached at 9 cents.
6 cases 4-4 Bleached at 12X cents.
6 cases 4 4 erl ra One at 15 cen ti*.
2 cases 4-4 Waraantta, at 20 cents.
6 cases 10-4 bleached Sheeting at 42 cents.
loo dozen Towels at ti 26.
200 dozen Towel-? at $1 75 ami $2.
Full Unes of better quality Huck and Damask
Towels at $2 and se.
Foil lines of Linen shee rig, Linen Pl 1 iwcwlng
Shirt Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Table l'amosks.
Ac.
Blankets, Flanne's, Shawls, Cloaks have been
greatly reduced In price.
. DRESS GOODS.
20 pieces SILK VALOUR, al) colors, 86 cents,
formerly $l2>.
6 cases Dress Goods, all styles, 25 to 40 cents,
formerly 35 to 60 cents.
25 plea a Black Silk, $1 25, $1 60. $1 75. $2, $3,
reduced 20 per cent.
Our entire Mourning stock his undergone a re?
duction of from 60 to i& per cent.
Black Alpaca, only 60 cenU, worth 66, the best
in the city.
Full lines of Satins. Silk Valours, Silk Velvet,
Ac, are offered at great bargains.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT,
The best selected stock n this market, consist?
ing of Foreign and Domestic manufactures, bas
been marked down, and we offer great bargains
to purchasers.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Full lines of Ladles, Misse 'and Gents'HOSIERY
and UNDERWEAR.
Full lines of Kid Gloves at following prices:
1 button Kid Glove. $1.
2 button Kid Glove, $1 26.
Also, sole Agents for the celebrated Chellly's
Kid Gloves, each pair guaranteed.
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Corsets and Hand?
kerchiefs in great variety.
See specials. Respectfully,
Srjirt? ano -famishing *?oa?8.
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AT THE GREAT SHIRT EMPORIUM 1
LOOK FOR THE STAR SION,
MEETING STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL.
Eloora, Sasljra and Siin?B.
p. P. TOAI?T
Manufacturer and Dealer in
DOORS,
SASHES i ND BLINDS,
STORE DOORS, FRENCH ARD AMERICAN
MOULDINGS, WINDOW GLASS,
NEWELS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
BALUSTERS, SLATE MANTELS.
OFFICE AND SALES ROOMS,
No. 20 Kayne street,
FACTORY, H ORLE EC K'S WHARF
mc.hR.rm wi v
SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS.
WHITE PINE, WALNUT
. . . AND
FANCY LUMBER,
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES AND
HARDWARE.
LARGEST 8TOCK.
LOWEST PRICES.
Send for Price List.
I. H. HALL & CO.,
EAST BAY AND UARKET STREETS,
VICINITY OP NEW CUSTOUBOOSK.
(leoo-iDwfly_
DOORS,
SASHES,
BLINDS,
VOOU MOULDINGS, STAIR RAILS, NEWELS.
AND ALL RINDS OF FANCY GLASS.
LARCE STOCK-LOWEST RATES
ORDER WORK SOLICITED.
SEND FOR ESTIMATE AND PRICE LISTS.
KEOGH & THORNE,
254 AND 2S6 CANAL STREET
drcfl-lyr N?w York City.
ilotijmq ano itarmemno, <S>ooct.
BARGAINS IN
CLOTHINGI
MENKE & MULLER,
CORNER OF WENTWORTH AND KING
8TREET9, ARE NOW
CLOSING OUT
WINTER CLOTHING
AT REDUCED PRICES,
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
SPRING STOCK.
GIVE US A CALL !
JanSO
jy^OSES GOLDSMITH & SON,
COLONNADE ROW, VENDUE RAN GD
Highest cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides. Skins, Taper Stock:, Iron, and ai! kinda or
Metals.
ASM,
Dealers in COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch
Pig Iron. may 20-m wilyr
ftnttion foict^gbii gnp
By J. A. ENSLOW b CO.,
Auctioneers.
DAMAGED BAU GING ! DAMAGED
BAGGING. For account of Under writers
aud all couc- rna'. . ?-A .
THU MORN I NO. Wednesday, 28th Instant, at ll
o'clock, win bs sold at store on central wnarf,
for accoont of Underwriters and all concerned,
128 roll? BAGGING, slightly damaged on voyage
of importation from Boston per schooner czar.
feb26-?_
Bj WM. HCEAT.
LARGE LOT OF NOTIONS, EMBROI?
DERIES, Shirt Fronts, Morocco Rana, La?
dies' F ?ney Handkerchiefs, Pieces Lawn, Japan?
ese Strip* d and Solid Colored Miks, Spool and
Meei QR silk, Honer Comb Quilt*, Pins, Ac. will
be sold THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, at his salesroom,
No. 45 Wentworth street. 'eb26
By MILES DRAKE? "
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, AO., 40.
THIS MORLING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell at
my store, corer roi Slog and Liberty street*
A Hue of Men's winter and Sommer CLOTH?-?, -1~'
INO, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Cravats, and all
stocK now in store.
Te< ms positively cash. feb28
By SAM. C. BLACK,
SALE OP STOCKS AND BONDS JLT
AUCTION.
THIS MORNING, the 20th February, 187S. I will
sell, at ea? t end of Broad street, in the City of
Charleston, >. c., at li o'clock, A- M..
The following sEitUKiTIPS, say:
1800 SHAKES ?. C. KA1LKOAD >TU0K
200 Shares Georgia Rai road Stock - - lt"
300 Snares charlot'e, columbia and Augusta
Kallroad .-tock
171 Snares savannah and Charleston Bau*
road stock
320 Sbai 09 Memphis and Charles on Railroad
Stock
76Shara Central Railroad or Georgia
stock
110 Shares Southwestern Railroad of Georgia
Stock
I60CO Sou tn Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent.
Honda, First Mortgage
$11.000 ?outh carolina Railroad Seven Per Gent,
Bou ts, s- cond Mo:tgage
121,000 central Railroad cr Georgia First Mort?
gage Br>nd*
And such orh< r securiti s as may hereafter be
added to the list. .
Tenis cash; Purchasers can arrange to have
their purchases carried for thirty days, as banc
rate of interest, upon deposit of proper ssantM.
ieb2S J
~By SAMUELc7~BLACK,
Nu. ?8 Broad Street.
FOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE LOT OF
Land on the west - Ide cr Archdale street, di?
rectly opposite Unitarian Choren grounds. Di?
mensions *4 feet front by 889 feet la depth.
For te'ms apply a?? aboie._leb2ft-l
Annion ?aieo-i;mnre ?aria.
By LOWNDES & 6 KIM HALL.
PAU M ON. THE ASHLEY .RIVES,
wi hin a short distance or the City, at Auc?
tion.
win bo cold at the Old Post?nico, TUESDAY,
13th March, nt il o'clock.
All that FARM more partlcu'arly known ss
M'sroou's Farra, on charloHto.i Neck, containing
ililrty-tilz (34) aa oa or high land and six (6) acre?
marsh land, more or les?; batting and bounding
sooth on Ashley River, southeast on Land for?
merly of Nathaniel Hey ward, deceased, and on
?ll sides on Land formerly belonging to Gabriel
Manlgault
ALSO,
Two Small ISLAND^ OF MARSH, in front of
the Land bbove described, on Ashley River, om
containing 12 acres, the other 10 acres.
ALSO.
A'l that PIECE OR PA RC UL OF UND, contain?
ing eleven 16100 acres; butting and boondine
north and w. st on Public Road to Clement's
Kerry, east on Lind f innerly of the estate of
John.Clement, and to the south on Laud former- '
ly of * ade Hampton.
Terms-une-third cash; balance la one and two
years, secure I by bond or bonds of the purchaser,
with mortga.eof the property sold, bearmg in?
terest from toe fay el sale payable annually.
Purchaser to nav os ror napnrn frtrtS-wSnUM
NITED STATES INTEKNAL HEYE
NUE, COLLE ?TOR'S OFFICE. SECOND
DISTRICT, 8. O -CHARLESTON, February 25,
1873.
wm be sold at pub ic auction on the :o h March,
I87?, . ?.
A quantity or FITLER'S RH EU VATIO SYRUP,
8-lzed from ihet>tore? of G. J. Lunn. G. H. Cacher,
Dowle. Moise A Davis, W. A. Eckel A Co.. W. A.
Skriue, Jos, Blackman. H. Baer and E. H Kellers,
for violation ot section 10/, Act Joly i3tn, 1808,
Internal Revenue Laws. W. H. CLOCTM
feo26mch5.i2_Coiieoior.
By J. FRASER M?THEWE8,
HOUSE AND LOT BURNS LANE.'
will be rold on 2 HUKSDAY, 27th.Instant,
ueor I ha Post calce, at ll o'clock,
LOT No. 8 Burns Lane with Two Story Worden
DWELLING. Dimensions of Lot 20 feet front by
87 fe?ideep. .
Terms-One half ra?b; balance, in twelve
mouth*, eecureu by bond or the purchaser and
mortgage of ti<e premises, with lui e-est; proper?
ty to uc maure t and policy assign* d. Purchaser
to pay me for papera._lt b20,22.2?,2S,27
By W. ?. LEITCH & R, S. BR?NS,
Auctioneers.
ACHOICE LO r AND FRAME BUILD?
ING OV MJLLIVAVS ISL AND.
Will sell on THURSDAY, 27th inst., at ll o'clock
eas. etd broad street. ...
A L A KG hi ia S TORT FRAME BUILDING.
Frame c?mplete lo every particular. All par.
(Kiona located. . studdings In position. Als?
frame work of piazza. Rafters are ail np, and
entire roof covered with laths ready tor the
shingles.
Tue basement a or is 8 feet high la the clear,
arranged to contain KTclier; serf ant,'rooms,
pantry, stove room, with large doable balls
12 by 18 and 14 by 24.. -.. V-^Q-J
1 he second story, or main floor Is' Vt feet h Igh
in the c ear, divided In two large rooms 16 by 16
and 13 by 10, and hallway In T shape 12 by 18 and
13 by 24. ' ' .. ...
The attic ls 8 feet high, divided Into threo
room?; with holes for stairs running from fcaae
ment io this punt. . - .
Piazza iron ts the south" with a return to the
east and west. Building U 66 feet front. Frames
of goo?! material, and erected In a workmanlike
manner, as will be confirmed by Mr. Daniel sul?
livan, build er.
The lot ls known as No. 126 Holmes' plat, ? ! tu
ated on Front Beach, at the corner of a street, a
lew lois east or the fort, and regarded as oi,e of
the be-t lots on the Island.
Gn the premises there ls a frame kitchen one
story high.
Plan can be seen, and farther information ob?
tamed, by application to us.
Terms-One-half cash, balance In one y ear, wi th
interest. Purchaser to pay ns lor paper and
stamps._feb20-th?mwthfi
By R. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
WILL BE SOLD -AOV-THB EA8T END
ot Broad street, on THURSDAY, 27th or
February, at ll o'clock A. M.,
AU the Eastern portion of that FARM OR
TRACT OF LAND, upon which the Works of the
Farmers' Fertilizer Company now stand, ex?
tending from the fence of said Works on the
west, to the -i .nth Carolina Railroad on the east,
and containing ten (10) aeres, more or leas. .
ALII,
SIX LOTS, between Meeting street Road and
the South Carolina Kallroad, fronting the Farm,
measuring 60 by 185 feet each, be th sane more
or less. Fiat Ottn be seen at No. 88 Broad street.
Terms-One-halC cash; balance in one-year, ,
secured by boud or purchaser, bearing seven per
eent. interest, and mortgage of Hie premises
sold. Purchaser to pay Auctioneer for necessary
papers. _feb21fmwth4
By It M. MARSHALL & BRO.
MOUNT PL1EA8ANT PROPERTY
CHOICE .LOCATION.
On THURSDAY, 27th Instant at ll o'olock, will
be sold neat the Postoulce. Broad street,
All that LOT OF LAND In Mount Pleasant,
wiih the Buildings thereon, formerly owned by F.
0. Prioleao, i-sq., measurlog In front 178 feet, on
back line 172 reet, on east lme 650 reet, and on the
west Hue ooo feet.-be tue same dimensions more
nr lesa. Bounding to the north on White street,
to the soutn on Beach street, to the east on lands
of chlsnlm. LUCKS and Kerrison, ana to the west
on Und of McCormick.
Terms casn-i-uicuttser to pay R-* *?o.
for papers._ feb21-fmwlB4
DSflTUtf QtOTlf.
HAM'L W. MELTON, D. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney-General. Ex-Attorney General.
RELTON & CHAMBERLAIN,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, a. G.,
Will practice in all the Courts of this Stau, and
in the United States Courts .for the District of
south Carolina. *"
oncea at colombia, s. G.. In the Statehouse,
and in the Carolina Nation.il Bank Ballding, (up?
stairs^_ lana-lyr
TIT A. KENYON,
PRODUCE CONMISSION MERCHANT AND FOR?
WARDING AGENT,
NO. 42 MARKET STBII?..
In Pipe and Barrel staves, shingles, Mat,
Wood. Hough Bice, Peas. Corn. WgfLg?
Peaches. Potatoes, Onions. Hides, Furs, Beeswax,
Tallow, Hogs, Fowls, SMJiJSfS^g. J '
Send for quotation of market prices.
febl5-stu8*