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London, February 15.? Karl Blind,
the German Liberal politician, haa
' been aeaaalted and hart by e German
fanatio.
The Britiah Government haa official?
ly recognized the Government of King
Alfonso, ef Spain.
London, February 15.?The steam?
ship Laipsig, whiob ran agronnd yes?
terday off Start Point, got off at
11 o'clock, laat night. She will return
to Southampton.
A telegram from Singapore reports
that an erneute occurred among the
Chinese prisoners in jail at that place,
which Was not sipprecsed before nixty
nine persona were killed and injuiel,
including sixtceu of the warden* of
the jail.
Paius, February 15.?Paul Guistave
Dare, the well known artist, is serious
> iy Hi
Paus, February 15?There is no
change in the political situation. No
one to whom President Mao Ma ho u is
willing to entrust the formation of a
cabinet will undertake the task until
the oonBtitutional bills are acted upon
by the Assembly.
TiligraulUc-Amerii-nn Matter*.
Washington, February 13.?Dur?
ing the debate in the Radical caucus,
Speaker Blaine spoke in opposition to
the proposition for a general suspen?
sion of the writ of habeas corpus. He
could eee no possible reason for giving
the President the power to suspend
the great writ at his discretion in
Meine or in Michigan, because there
was a disturbed condition of affairs in
Louisiana or MiasiBsippi. If there is
a condition of affiirs there to warrant
it, let the suspension be connned to
the disturbed districts. He oould not
see why Southern States like Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee, that
were now trying to sustain good go
_ . vernmont, should be menaoed and ex
1 cited by a suspension of habeas corpus;
& moreover, the pending proposition
b1 was unlimited as to time. The bill, if
r it should become a law, would confer
upon the President of the United
States for all time to oome, whoever
that President might be, the right and
power to suspend the habeas corpus at
bis sole and absolute discretion, in j
any oity, County, District or State
within the Union. He said he felt re?
spect for President Grant, and would
trust him aa far as he would any exe?
cutive officer, but he woold never vote
to confer this autooratio power upon
any President now or hereafter. Even
if no actual harm should come from it
for a long period of years, the people
would in the end become too mnoh
familiarized with tbe Bnepecsion, and
would lose that intense jeulonsy of in?
dividual and personal liberty wbioh is
the great characteristic of the Anglo
Sixon race, and which all our legisla?
tion should stimulate rather then re?
press.
fc Washington, February 15.?Capt.
v> Henry, of the ship Observer, reports
m that the Britiah brig Kewoden, Peter
' kin master, from Havana to Baltimore,
went ashore. Her crew are atill aboard,
and numbers ten. She has 220 hogs?
heads and 768 boxes sogar. She haa
sent to Norfolk for assistance.
Washington, February 15?In tbe
Senate, the Secretary read a note from
the Vioe-President, stating that he
would bo abseut from the oity soveral
days. On motion of Mr. Hamlin, Mr.
Anthony was chosen President pro tern.
and tbe usual notification was ordered
to be sentao the President and Hou?e
of Repre.F.utatives. Mr. Elmunds,
from the Committee on tbe Judioiary,
reported, without amendment, the
Civil Bights Bill, and gave notioe that
he would call it up at the first oppor?
tunity. Mr. Soott mado a report from
the Committee of Conference on a bill
to fix the compensation of Bank Ex?
aminers, whiob was concurred in. Mr.
Pratt said that, on Wednesday, be
would ask for un evening session, to
consider a number of private pension
rbills, and also several general pension
bills, including the bill in relation to
soldiers and ssilora of the war of 1812.
Mr. Robertson introduced a bill to se?
cure to depositors in the Freedmen'e
Savings and Trust Company tbe
money lost by them. Mr. Dorsey in?
troduced a bill regulating the trans?
mission of registered packages and
money letters through the United
States mails. On motion of Mr. Mor?
ton, the case o! Pinchbaok was taken
up, and Mr. Morton proceeded to
speak thereon. He said he desired to
notify the Senate that to-morrow he
would esk that no adjournmont take
place until this case was disposed of.
In the House owing to the lateness
of tbe session, the number of bills in?
troduced under the Monday morning
oall for reference only wss mnoh less
then heretofore, and those introduced
f were generally for settlement of claims
and the granting of pensions. Among
those of a general nature are the fol?
lowing: By Willard. of Vermont?Bill
to authorise the refunding in certain
oases of internal revenoe taxes ille?
gally assessed; by Cain, of South Caro?
lina?to amend the oharter of the
Freedman's Savings Bank and Trust
Company, and to continue the same;
by BOOkner, of Inissuuri? concurrent
resolution of tbe Legislature of Mis?
souri protesting against an inoreaee of
the tax on tobacco; by Dawes, of Mas?
sachusetts?resolution directing the
Committee on the Judioiary to inquire
into tbe refusal of tbe Western Union
Telegraph Comp-uj to transmit de?
spatches for tbe American Prese Asso?
ciation or others on soooont of criti?
cism on the part of said association
and to report by bill or otherwise.
Tbe bill providing for tbe redemption
fc of overdue bonds of the United States,
" known as the Texas indemnity boods,
whioh esme over from Monday last,
wss then passed, under a suspension
of the rules.
New York, February 13.?The San?
dy Hook Pilot Offioer reports tbst the
bay is worse ?theo ?Ter. The tags
which went down yesterday refuse to
return autil daylight. There is little
call for outgoing vessels, none of which
c*n move without steam assistance.
The ice is sufficiently heavy to inter
fern with the ocean steamers.
Providence:. February 14.?The
John ltommell, from Mosquito Inlet,
for Boston, is ashore at Cape Cod. One
man was lost end the rest were badly
frost-bitten.
Philadelphia, February 13 ?The
steamer Mary, of the Clyde line, is in
a precarious sitnstion at the ioe
breaker in the bay. A total loss is
feared.
Financial and Commercial Report*.
New York, February 15 ?Money
3. Exchange woak?4 83@4.86>*\
Geld 1.14%. Governments dull. State
bonds dull. Flour closed dull; South?
ern steady bat quiet?NO. 2 3.70@3.74.
Wheat closed weak and vory dull.
Corn firmer and more active. Bacon
steady. Cotton doll and easy, at 15;<>
(a)H5}t'. Whiskey decidedly lower
and demand fair, at 1.05.
Sr. Louis, February 15.?Flour
quiet and nnohanged?saperfine win?
ter 4.20(3)4.30. Wheat dull. Coro
quiet and steady?62J?@64 for No. 2
mixed. Whiskey firm, at 1.10. Pork
quiet, at 13.75. Bacon active and firm.
Lard easy?steam rendered 13'.J.
Cincinnati. February 15 ?Pork
quiet, at 18.75(3)19. Bacon quiet uod
atoady. Cut meats quiet. Lard quiet
?prime steam rendered 13jVg. Whis?
key steady; sales at 1.10.
Baltimore, February 15.?Cotton
quiet but firm?low middling 15(7/)
15}&; middling 15^(a)15j 2; sales
275. Flour quiet and nnohanged ?
family 5 25?0 25. Wheat dull?No.
I Western red 1.20. Corn quiet and
steady?Southern white 77@79; West?
ern m<xed 77. Provisions steady and
firm. Pork quiet and steady ? 19.25(a)
29.00. B&oou active and steady?
shoulders HJ.j; dear rib sides liy+iqi
II )a; bams 14(a) 15. Lard quiet and
steady?13%@14.l?. Whi-key weaker,
at 1.08(3)1.09. Sugar firm, at 10>a(ffj
mi.
New Orleans, February 15.?Cot?
ton easier and demund good; receipts
8,632; sales 7,500; middling 14%; ex?
port Great Britain 5,455; comment
5,574; stook 287,239.
Galvbston, February 15 ?Cotton
quiet and demand moderate; receipts
2,465; sales 1,960?middling 153?;
stock 74,972.
Mobile,February 15.?Cotton quiet;
receipts 4,181; rales 2,000?middling
14%(o)15; stock 66,996.
Savannah, February 15.?Cotton
?buyers and sellers apart; receipts
4,03(3; sales 350?middling 15 >b; ex?
ports Great Britain 2,900; stock 105,
623.
Wilminqton, February 15 ?Cotton
dull and nominal; receipts 157?mid?
dling 14^4; exports Groat Britain 2,511;
stock 2,8*3.
Charleston, February 15.?Cotton
quiet and easy; receipts 1,890; 6ales
800 - middling 15(a)!51?'; stock 53.529.
Norfolk, February 15.?Cotton
quiet and firm; receipts 1,790; saleH -
300?low middling 14>,(ajl5; stock
8,142.
Philadelphia, February 15 ? Cot?
ton quiet: receipts 153?middling 15?^.
Boston, Februury 15.?Cotton quiet
and steodv; sales 90?middling l?^ai
?rock 22,089.
Memphis, February 15.?Cotton
quiet; receipts 1,550; sales 1,500; ship?
ments 2,424?middling 15; stock |
G9.295.
Liverpool, February 15.?Cotton)
easier and a sha le lower; sales 12,000;
speculation 2,000; middling uplauda
7j^@72*i middliug Orleans 7?,; Janu?
ary shipments, not below good ordi?
nary, 7fs; January, not below low
middling, 7 11-16.
Some amasing points in Tiltou's
orosH-examinatioo, last week, not re?
ported by telegraph, are given in the
New York papers. Whon asked who
Oliver Johnson was, he answered that 1
he had been editor of the Anti-Slavery
Standard and Independent, and con?
cluded by saying, "and he is the man
whom I put in the Christian Union to
to help Mr. Beeoher to carry his case
so that the publto eya could not aeo
it." Mr. Evarts protested ogaiust
this. Tilton said: "Mr. Evarts, if you '
wunt to know who Mr. Johnson is, 1
can give you a written biograpby of
him, which he has prepared for me to '
use, to be printed after his death."
This caused a laugh in the court room. ,
Again, in answer to a question whether
he was acquainted with Mr. Johnson ,
now, Tilton said that he was not?that '
ho would not recognize him in the t
street. Mr. Evarts said: "Bat you
would know his person," and Tilton
answered, "That is all I would oare to
know." Mr. Evarts asked Tilton if
Mr. Beeoher did not theo say, "Theo?
dore, this is all a dream." Tilton an?
swered: "He said, 'I am as one in a
dream. I am in Dante's Inferno.'"
Mr. Evarts said: "Are yoa sure he
said Dante's Inferno?" Tilton re?
plied, "I am not sore?I am certain."
Mr. Evarts said, "I don's knew the
distinction." Tilton said, "Excuse
me, Mr. Evarts; I do not wish to bo
captious. I am certain the sun rose
this morning?I am sure it will rise to?
morrow morning."
The widow of the late Commander
Cashing has forwarded to Gen. Alfred i
Iverson, of Georgia, a sword that was
presented to that gentleman by citizens
of Columbus, Ga., when be was Lien
tenant of the United States cavalry
before the war, but which had been
oaptnrsd by Commander Cashing in
one of hie raids. Mrs. Ooshiog't
kindness will be properly appreciated
by Gen. Iverson,
Bkeohek on Diiuqs and Medicines.
?Referring to tbe want of fidelity be*
tween men end man, which begets a
epirit of freed, he says: "Medicines
are adulterated; bread is adulterated;
coffee is mixed; yonr sugar is adulte?
rated." This is all true; and we may
add some atartliug revelations wich ro
to the adulterations and mixture
of medioines, whiob our people, with
blind credulity, swallow upon faith:
Brandreth's Pills coutain extract of
pokeberries, saffron, cloves, aloes;
Bad way's Relief contains tincture of
popper, alcohol, camphor; your spices,
too, are mixed with baw-du?t and
ground-up musty ship crackers; oream
of tartar is mixed with white earth
and {dime, und cooking soda is a mix?
ture of powdered washing soda.
Your security, then, is to buy articles
prepared at home, of wnrrunted purity
and approved worth.
Heinitsh's Baking Powder?cook's
favorite?is tbe best and cheapest.
Hcinithh's Pure Baking Soda and
Cream Tartar, for bread and biscuit.
Heinitsh's Pure Ground Pepper,
Mustard and Cinnamon.
Heinitsh's Pure Flavoring Extracts.
Heinitsh's Quaker Liniment better
than Ready Relief; a speedy cure.
Hesnitsh's Blood and Liver Pills,
entirely vegetable, and a marvelous
medicine for the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels. Heinitsh's Blood Purifying
Liver Pills cures Liver Complaint,
Headache, Stomach Disorders, Indi?
gestion and Constipation.
Stanley's Cough Syrup cures all
kinds of Coughs, Hoarseness, Bron?
chitis, incipieut Consumption. Try
it; don't delay. A Cough gets worse
with every day's neglect.
Medicines of all kinds, of warrauted
quality, at tbe lowest prices. Make
but one trial and bo convinced. f
. . ? - ? -
Consumptives, Take Notice. ?
Every moment of delay makes your
cure more hopeless, and much depends
on the judicious choice of a remedy.
The amount of testimony in favor o(
Dr. Sohenok's Pulmonic Syrup, as u
oure for consumption, far*exceeds uli
that can be brought to support the
pretensions of any other mediciue.
See Dr. Schenck's Almanao, contain?
ing tbe certificate.1! of many persous of
the highest respectability, who have
been restored to health, after being
pronounced iucurable by physicians of
acknowledged ability. Suheuck'?Pul
mouio Syrup alone has ourod many, an
these evidences will show; but the
oure is often promoted by the employ?
ment of two other remedies whiob Dr.
Sohenok provides for the purpose.
These additional remedies are
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Man
iaake Pills. By the timely use of
these medicines, according to direc?
tions, Dr. Schecck certifies that most)
in v case of consumption may be cured.
Dr. Sohenok is professionally at his j
principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
?treete, Philadelphia, every Monday,
where all letters for advice must be ad?
dressed. Feb 125f9f3
Money Saved, Monet Made.?It is
no longer neoescury to pay two aud
threo profits. Messrs. Furcbgott,
Benedict & Co. beg to draw attention
to their immense closing out sale of |
$500,000 worth of dry goods, carpets,
Furs, etc., which takes placo annually
between January 1st and February
l?th, prior to purchasing their spring
stock, at 275 Kiug street, Charleston,
i. C 5-1 White Hall street, Atlanta,
Gleorgia, Biy strout, Jacksonville,
Florida. Samples seat ou upplicu
tion. Remit per express or post office
arder, or goods will be scut C. O. D.
All retail orders ovor $10 will be sent
from the Charleston brauch free of
sburge. F12t
Two Monsters.?A monster concert
iccomeauies a monster druwiug ut the
Public Library, at Lotm.ville, Ky., ou
the 27tb of this month. Almost every
note of music will represent a bank
note. Tbe plaudits of the audience
tvill be given alike to Gilmore and the
gainer of a great gift. It is safe to nay
that tbe applause which greets the
luckiest man will out-weigh uveu that
tvhich Gilmore's music will inspire.
Sin ill .h brought his two weeks' spree I
:o a close on Tbnrsday night. He'
ay ou a lounge in the parlor, feeling
is mean as sour lager, when some?
thing in the oorner of the room at?
tracted his attention. Raising on his
dbow, he gazed steadily at it. Rub
?ing his eyes, he stared again, aud, as
jo atared, his terror grew. Calling his
wife, he asked hoarsely: "Mirandy,
what is that?" "What is what, Likey?' I
Sniffles' name is Lycurgos, and his
wife culls him Likey for short und
iweet. "Why, that?that?thing in
the oorner," said the frightened man,
pointing at it with a hand that shook
like a politician. "Likey, dear, I sec
nothing," replied the woman. "What!
Ifou don't see it!" he shrieked. "Then
L'vu got 'em. Oh, heavens! Bring me
kho Bible, Mirandy, bring it quick!
Here?here, on this saored book, I
mear never to touch a drop of whis?
key. If I break my vow, may my
right hand oleave to the roof of my
mouth, and?" Hero catohing un
Dther glimpse of the terrible object, he
clutched his wife and begged in pite?
ous tones: "Don't leave mo?don't
leave your Likey;" and bnrying his
Face in the folds of her dress, he
jobbed end moaned himself into a
troubled sleep. Then bis wife stole
gently to tbe corner, pioked up the
toy snake, and threw it into tbe stove.
[New Brunnwicker.
??-??-?
At the instance of Bergh a man ha
been sent to tbe penitentiary for three
months, for killing his oat. The msn
bad a wife end three obildren depend?
ent upon him for support, but tbe ost
had nine lives.
Thought it Must bb Twins?Pit?
man was iu Williamsport the other
day, and while attending to his busi?
ness there he bud sstroug premonition
that something wan the matter at home,
so, ia order to satisfy himself, he de?
termined to inn down to Philadelphia
on the.next train. In the oieantiine,
his mother iu law sent him a despatob
to this <ff tot: "Another daughter has'
arrived. Hiouah ia poorly; come
home at ones " Tin lines were down,
however, and the de:-p*toh was held
over, aud meanwhile Pitman srrived
home, und found his wife doing pretty
well, and the uurt-e walking around
with uii infant a day old. After stay?
ing 'wenty-foiir hours, aud iiodiug
that everybody w a tolerably cum
fortabte, he returued to Williatnxport
without unytbiug being said about the
despatch, his motber-iu-taw supposing,
of ooursn, that he had received it.
The day after his arrival the lines were
fixed, and thut night he received u de?
spatch from the telegraph oflico dated
that very day, aud eouveyiog the fol?
lowing intelligent;- : "Another daugh?
ter bus just arrived. Hannah is poor?
ly ; come home ut once." Pitman wus
amazed and bewildered. lie couldn't
understand it. Liu walked the floor of
his room all night tryiug to get the
hat'g of the thing, aud tho more he
considered the subject the more he
biciinu uluruied ut tho extraordinary
occurrence lie took the early train
for the city, aud duriug bis journey
was in a state of bewilderment. Wheu
he arrived he jumped into a cab, drove
furiounly to the house and scared his
mother iu-law iuto convulsions by
rushiug iu iu a frenzy aud demanding
I wbat ou eartb had happened, lid was
greatly relieved to find that there were
uo twins iu the uursery, and to learn
how the mistake recurred. But he is
looking now for the telegraph operator
who changed the date of thut de?
spatch. Pitman is anxious to meet
him. lie wauts to see him about
somethiug.?Danbury News.
Effect of Nervous Influence on
the Heart.?Experiments mude with
much care aud precision, show thut
the circulation of the blood is accele?
rated or retarded by nervons iuflaeuces
in u maouer wbiuh before wm ouly
vaguely suspected. More recently, tho
investigations of this subject, made by
M. Marcy, in relation to the beating
of tho he irt aud its connection with
muscular exercise, fever and the vio?
lent omotions of anger, fear, joy, ?fco.,
all of which, he says, exercise a duect
action ou the peripheric circulation,
have txoited peculiar interest. M.
Marcy does not consider variations in
the beiitiug of the heart, to be due to
any change iu the uotivity of the heart
itself, but says it is certain that
changes in the general circulation take
place under the influence of moral
emotions, the face becoming red or
pale, etc. These well-known changes
must entail variations in the frequency
of the heating of the heart, so that the
power which moderates or accelerates
tho con!??notions of the heart, he
thinks, can be uo other than the con
tractillity of the vessels of the whole
body by nervous energy.
-? ?
Doomed and Desperate.?Joshua
Freier, who is under heute neu to be
banged in Carnden on the 2Gth ol
March, recently tried to commit sui?
cide by strangling himself. Ho pre?
viously luaJe au iui flcctual effort to
escape by working through the Ceiling
into the garret, and theuee out of the
top of the jail; aud, in consequence,
the .Sheriff hid securely ironed him
aud fastened him to tho wall of hi*
cell, by mentis of a small chain which 1
oouuouted with tho shackles ou tiisj
feet. The prisoti? r doubled llimueli
lip und tffiste 1 the chain arouud his .
neck iu rilcli a manner as to interfere j
with Ins breathing, aud wheu foil mi ]
by the jailor was iu a speechless coudi- i
tioti. It is now thought that he is j
willing to await the sentence of the!
law, and that he will not try any more
hanging ou his owu hook.
Agricultural Liens?If you have
not already ordered your Agricultural
Liens to secure advances, do so at
once. Walker, Evans & Cogs wall,
Charleston, 8. C, keep ou hand four
different kinds, aud if neither of those
meet roor views, they are prepared to
print, ut the lowest prioos, any special
form to order. If the Planter or
Farmer has not yet bought the Rural
Accountant, a book for simple farm ac?
counts, let him do so at once. They
also have a New Agricultural Lease
which gives the Landlord a linn on
crop of tenant. This is very valuable.
F12f
One prominent man hasshaken the
mud of Louisiana politics off his feet
in disgust, and gono in search of fresh
fields and pastures new. It is General
Longstreet, whilom Confederate com?
mander, aud since a Republican politi?
cian in the distracted State. Ho has
bought a farm near Gainesville, Ga., j
and there proposes to spend in peace ,
and quiet the remainder of his days,
forgetting iu a country life the me-;
mories of Mm battle field and the can-'
cuh.?Baltimore American.
The following story, which is going
the rounds, may or may not be true:
"When the news of Carpenter's defeat
reached the White House, the Presi?
dent was engaged with a Republican
Senator ia discussing the Louisiana
question. After reading tho telegram
announcing the sad result, he handed
it over to the visitor with the inquiry,
'Where is this to stop?' The Senator
paused a moment, and then signifi?
cantly answored, 'That depends on
you, Mr. President.'"
A bad style of arithmetic?division
among families.
A Ban Francisco Dowapaper gives
tbe following account of an invention
on which a young mtohanio of that
oity tins applied for a patent. Tbe
idea in to toru electricity to the pur?
pose-, of a motor for railway truine:
"The principle is the construction of
driving wheels of enormous electro1
mago itcs, which diverge from the cen- j
tre in tbe same form as the spokes of
an ordinary wheel, tbe poles of oacb
magnet terminating with tbe outer
circumference. Tbe electric circuit is
complete us the magnet impinges upon
the steel rails of the track. As the
poles of each magnet forming the
driving-wheel approach the track, an
euormous magnetio attraction is ex?
erted, and as they pass the centre, or
perpendicular point of the maguol
upon the track, the current is cat oil
from each particular magnet and the
attraction abated. By tbe multiplica?
tion of driving-wheels of this descrip?
tion, the inventor expects to acquire
any degree of power requisite, and
accomplish nny rate of speed at which
a railroad car is capable of traveling,
with no possible dauger of the loco?
motive's leaving the track. In place]
of the cumbersome steam boiler and
tender loaded with coul, the looomo
tive will curry n magnetic battery of |
immense power."
A Sure Thing ?lu Iohs thau four
weeks the great agony will be over.
The tioket-boldorH in tbe last gift con?
cert of the I'ablio Library of Kentucky
will know each oue his own fate.
Everybody now knows that there oan
bo no further postponement. On the j
27th of tho present month, at 6 o'clock
A. SI., the great (Jilmoro band will
open tbe drawing with a burst of
melody, and at night, when the draw?
ing is over, the baud will give their
giuud jubilee concert to the ticket
holders.
Shooting a Deputy Sheriff.?
Simon Cryer, a colored deputy of the I
Sheriff of Charleston County, web
hhot in St. Audrew's Parish last Fri?
day and badly wounded iu tho shoul?
der. The shooting was done by July
Gadsden, colored, on whom he had
served a warrant of arrest for cow
stealiug.
Death of an Old Citizen.?Mr.
Francis (J Lynch, ono of tbe oldest
und most respected citizens of
Charleston, died at his late residence
in Be.tiifaiu street, last Saturday, in
the pcventy-uinth year of his age. He
was born in Philadelphia, and was tbe
son <d Johu K Lynch, assistant sur?
geon iu tbe United Scutes army; but
removed to Charleston in 1818, where
he ba-' ever sinoe resided.
Three sisters of Dubaque are so set
in their temperance principles, that
they make the hired girl smell the
breath of every young gentlemen oaller
and report the result before admittance
to the parlor oan bo obtained.
Pardoned. ? William James, ooo
vioted ut tbe August term of the Dis?
trict Conrt at Greenville, b. C, of sell?
ing liquor without pacing tue special
tax, aud sentenced to six months im
prisouui'-nl aud to pay a hue of
81,000, i;,'- lioou unconditionally par?
doned by Prctddeut Grant.
"C. O.gD"?A young ladv trans?
lated, "Call On Dad."
The stamp of civilizitiou?Toe
postage stamp.
End ?se tto* po-tHgo with your sub?
scription- -D uly, six mouths, Uf? cents;
Tri-Weekly, 1">: Weekly, 10 cents.
Perry <8t Slawson's
HALF
DIME CIGARS!
tN\.Vi'l 5 cent? anJ got a better Hn -ko
than heu totore for 10 cents.
Iii i xclusively by
FEt.UYAHLA.WSON,
r'nU 141 Columbia, 8. C.
Xtfaphtha Lamps.
GAS LIGHT.
AUAS LIGHT at much le?b expense,
'f tieso Lfl MI'S are in ditToreut styles
aud well adapted tor Stores, O?iccs,
KntricB and Koonis. Each Lamp is of itself
a gas iu tuufautory. The oil is fed through
a tubo or pipe, at the end of which the
burner converts it iuto gas, which bums
ah li a brilliant white llame nearly oqoal to
the best eual gas, and ourpassiug mauy
coal nas lights. For dale l>y
M. E. CAItR,
Feb 10 57 Bridge street._
Uhicora Tribe, No. 2, Improved
Order of Red Men.
A ?K.UhMt COUNCIL FIItEofChi
/ V ' >ra L'riho will ho kindled at their
Wigwam, (Odd Kollow?' llaU,) 7th Bun,
10th Mi en, Snow Moon, Q. B.D. 384. By
oritei .>: t:.e Sachem.
A. n. HALLADAY,
Fob Hi 1 Chief of Hecorda.
Acacia Lodge, No. 94, A. F. M.
A AN EX Tit A Communication of this
?/%rl.o.lh'? will be hold at Masonio Ball.
7V\'I'?"S (Tuesday) EVENINO, at 7
o'clotik. 1'hu K. A Decree will bs conferred,
liv or l. r of the W. M.
fth If, 1 F. M ? DltKNNAN, Jb., Src'y. ^
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Vvu i? l Heoretary.
j Capital Building & Loan Association.
1VIK fortj-sixth monthly mooting of the
Stockholders of this Assooiation will
I bo"held at the Hibernian flail, THIS (Tues?
day! KVKMSO, at 7J o'clock. Daea rc
ooived and money loaued as usual.
W. R. OATHGART,
Fob m 1 ?eorotary and Treasurer.
A-xiotlon Sales.
Bacon, Fiour, Chtese, ?C.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS MORNtNO, ICth inst., at 10 o'clock,
at my atoro, to oloae consignment,
Smoked BACON HIDES?warranted.
Bbla. fine Family Floor.
Boxes Factory Cheese.
Cases Picklss. one dozen each; Sugar
Crackers. Boap, C indy.
(Sundry articles of Furnituro, Wire Safse,
Btovoi", ac.
ALSO,
An sssortment of sheet Muaio for Violin,
Piano, Ac, Instruction Booka, Operaa, Ac.
Fcb_16_ _I
SINGING CLASS.
I>ROF. WM. If. EVANS will organize a
Claas for ioatrnotion in 8ING1NG and
THEORY OF MUSIC, at "Choral Union"
Hall, over U C. Shiver's atom, THIB
(Tuesday) EVENING, at. Tj o'clock. All
persons interested are invited to attsnd.
Terms moderato.
Beforcnces: Prof. W. H. Orchard, Capt.
C. i. Iredoll, Major E. W. Seibels and H. L.
Tapp an, Esq. Fes 16 1
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Opera House?Do Murska.
TOE greatest musical event nines Jenny
Lindl DxMUBsKA CONCERTS! The
finest ever given in Colombia. Mr. D. D?
Vivo has the honor to announce that
M'LLE Dr. MUKSKA, the famous Hunga?
rian Nightingale, will giva ONE OB AND
GONOEBT, FBIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, at S
o'clock, aasisted by her Grand Concert
Combination. Mile Carreno Bauret, the
charming pianiat; Sig. Ferranti, the greak
: est buff > einger; M?ns. 8Attret, the bril?
liant violinist; Sig. Braga, the king vio
| lincellist and composer; Mr. Charles' K.
Pratt, the able aecompanist. aar Admie
sion?Balcony and Orchestra il.50\ in?
cluding Beserved Seats. Gallery ?1.09.
Sale or seats will begin on Wednesday
Kn.ibe Co.'s pianos are exclusively ns?o.
Beserved scats may be secured at Wheeler
House Fob 13 r,
Important to Containers of Tea.
T HAVE made arrangements with an im
JL porting Tea House to supply me with
it uniform grade of TEA, SO that consumers.
tiudiuK a Tea suitable in strength and
flavor, can alwayt depend upon gottiug the
same, by asking for that grade and prioe.
Wo have opened, to-day, twelve Chestn of
Tea, aa follows:
Fise Oolong C.
Fancy Oolong A.
I ine English Breakfast C.
Fancy English ISreakfset A.
Choice Imperial II.
Fine Imperial C.
Fancy Young Hyson A.
Choice Young Hyton B.
Fiuo Yonug Hyson C.
Choice Gunpowder B.
Fanny Guupowdor ?.
Fino Gunpowder C.
I invite an oxaiuioatiouand trial of those
Teas, which will bo found unusually cheap,
und the quality superior to anything bcre
tolore otfercd in Columbia. ' Tea, when
properly prepared, is more healthy than
coffee, and is much cheaper.
I also call attention to my GENEBAL
STOCK OF GOODS, which is unusually
largo, good and cheap, narlicularly in
Fanoy Family FLOU V
Davis' Diamond HAMS.
Davis' Pure Lear LAUD.
GOSH EN BUTTE It?host and cheapest
in town.
BIO COFFEE?parched and raw.
LAGUAYlt A COFFEE?parched and raw
Old Government Java COFFEE?parched
and raw.
All goods marked down five per oent. to
meet the times.
FebTi HARDY SOLOMON.
Spring Prints?New Styles,
JUST RECEIVED.
FOB 81X1Y DAYS, FALL AND WIN?
TER GOODS will bo sold REGAIiD
LF.SS OF CWST. O. F. JACKBON,
Jan 29 _Leader of Low Prisea. _
For Sale.
"Hsr^ A No. 1 FAMILY
/v>^ SOB8E; also a
light WAGON will be soldi
on easy terms. Inquire of
Feb 12 W. D. STARLINGJk_ CO.
City Taxes.
THE booka of the City Tieasurer are now
open for the resolving of taxes for
1875 All citv taxes must be paid before
the 15th day of MARCH NEXT.
BIOHARD JONES,
Fcb 14 tl2 _City Treassrer.
Final Discharge.
NOTICE is boroby given that John
Meighan, guardian of the estate of
Henry Kram, minor, has applied to Hon.
B. I. Boons, Judge of Probate, in and tor
the County of Bicbland, for a final dis?
charge aa enjh guardian. It is ordered,
that the 15th day of MARCH A. D. 1875, be
fixed for bearing of petition, and a flust
settlement of said estate.
B. I. BOONE,
Judge Court Probate. Bicbland County.
Feb 13 _ *? _
Professional.
DR. F. OBUBN offers his professional
sorvices to the citizens of Columbia
I sod vicinity. Office at Miss Psreivalw,
Plain street. Feb U tU