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? F. u. Ha.U H<ait 6 a.m. ?7 JMday Irw4ftmt, tkataift fooi ? A ILu,fct Mi idvwtiNWU ^E~2 ? Wemibtk* those vinMjMnliflM up dub? of aubecribera for the Gazette : To the one who gats up a dob of three aobacriben at $2,00 we wfll give hi Months mbecripiioa to the Gasbhe. To the getter ip?fa dak of Ave sah aoribcrs, or awe, at 92,00 each. We will gira a oash iiiimanwiia of $2#0, or a yean subecriptio* to the Oasvtts. - : j To the peraoo who gala up a c)ab nf ten subscribe m or mora at 43.90 we will gWa * caah wlawna of ^,00 Now ia the tiaae to work ft>r us and take advantage of our liberal offer. Muddy and rather diaa?rc?ai>le on 1. Friday. ** ? Last Saturday wa> the anniversary of the battfe of Fori Uonry, ia 18G2. The month juat paasftd was the warm cat January known for half a century. A number of mules were sold at pri vate sale, on Saturday. Valentine's day will booo be bore. The youthfal eeutin?eotaUst can now he gin to prepare his missive*^^: ication ..f Kor The regular oonima^ia ahaw Lodge will be held at 71 o'clock. A dwelling houao is being erected on Church Stroet, between Eutlcdge and DoKsIb Streets. ? i The County Tree*xn*r makes lilt re port to the County Com mission*? oo the 15th last 1 T Aamrr eighteen hundred h.r., *o far, p?id thdr turn In ?*,?? tj , wd y? ooly .Worn of lk.ntol.Ml 4 * *H? ' iJI Hi Ff, & Awmone's stoek of muta ittnet? the attention of admirers of the '"critters." Hie *sUee are kept weQ-ftlled with foe -ock? t | " ui'Cii'iiA^.") ? ?M ? FftAHK P. BkaaO offer* his lervieos m N$nry PaMk, to the eitinfanef ?sm den M|htWn. He may he found at the OasRTB often. Tn ride-walk on IVXnlb fitrcet, near Brood, sadly need* the attent:on of mM city papas. What's the n?c of i . attention to lt> though T Attention to the onrd of Messrs. Kal isky A GoMharth. These younj* men possess inm? in basin < ?en? and donbt lean trift merit a largo patronage. Grand Beynl AaA Chaffer South Carolina will be held ia Qkarleefen to day. DsAegatea be patted orcr the roads for one fkre. ^ zJfefc cv On aocount of eomo disaffection, acv end members Have withdrawn (Km t h.; Baptist Church, in Columbia ; and have organised the Bsaond Baptist Church. CAXOtLtBD.?- pent Master Witter in farm* us Aatduriag the period of six dfatt, 1873, _ Poet Ottos Pmtty .m *? +*?*** ?re to Auditor Blair for the follow i of real estate, which Mb office since to At\roo Alexander, 5fl of land in Flat R > k township. ?? '*v ..j? J. C?uifiy> to A. vf. Cb pram, 118 acres is Flat Rock township, for k&, ??50. McCaskill to Jacob Scott, 118 acres in Wateree township, for . Davis to Margaret Thomas, 39 in DcKalb tow^itp. $07,50. ] It. Leonard to J. D. Dan lap, towa lot, for $250. - Z*ch Oaotey to Aonecha Benny, town lot, for $100. Saml. Place, Sheriff, to Thomas W. Lang 673 aorea in Wateroe township, for ? $8,3B0. W* arc indebted u> County Treasurer McQnwn. an old member of the Wash ington Li?ht Infantry, for,* oopy of a pamphlet ou tided "In M jmoriam. ben jamin F >Rraaa.. Tdbuto of Sorrow and ASucuon 'O their late Yigo-Preaident, by his <vmv vU, - *he Washington Light T, < ' N1..1UBLE.?Letter* addressed to the following persons are held for pos tajfe in the Camden post-office : W. R. Bruce, Camden, S C.; Col. Samuel J. C. Dunl^p, Rock Hill, S. C.;. Mr. Cornelius MeOee. Brunswick Puint, Warren Couuty, Mississippi.; Mrs. J. F. Kershnian, No. 50 Varick Street, New York City. Attention is incited to the advertise ment of fertilisers *-y Messrs. John B. tSardy &. Son, Charleston, 5. C. Refer to |U* JfcjsiNKRB w-u tolerably brisk on rdav. ?le notice tor petiliou for horn stead, in this issue. The Taxpayers Meeting at Tow>. Hall, on Saiurd.ty last, wa* nut very i largely attendod. owing in a great iuea*-| urc, no doubr,, to tho very inclement stats ot th ? weather, The meeting was calfed to order, C<*'. William Shannon in j the chair, who stated this to ^ean ad- j joaroed meeting of the taxpayers con vention of Kershaw County. i : On mqjion of Capu J. M. Davis, the following gentleman were elected as ad ditional representatives to Tfc3 State Con vention of taxpayers, to be held in the fdty of Columbia, on tae 17 th instant: fMtfular*, Col.T. H. Clarke, Col. E. M. uBovkin, K. Banin Ekq. Alternates, Col. fcouU J. Patterson, Capt. J. T. Mickle, John Goodale, E*q. On motion of Copt. James M. Davia, the meeting adjourned. [ Lancaster Items?The first quar terly conference of lielair Cireoit and Lan coaler Station (Methodist,) was held at Mi Carmcl, on law Saturday. v?Upon the reoommendation of Judge Mftckcw, Lewis Thompaon, convicted of la?eny, has Veen pardoned. '?The court of General Sessions con vened on Monday of laat week, Judge Mickey presiding. ^ The IjcJger aays that tKvcIy interest i* Se'tln ihe ozuse of immigration, in I *'<*?'. vuntv. ? - M \Yft. Loinmond was married ui Misa Sullie Mayer, on tho 2'Jth of , .January. ^ ??Mr. W. H. Craig, a worthy young man, fell from a wagon, on the 28th inst, aad war killed by ono of the wheels pas , sing ovor his body. \ % y The Kurai. Carolinian.?The Feb ruary numbt r of this deservedly popu lar ajfricukur.il monthly comes to na with its aocusto;rifd relulnrity. Its ta ble of contents shows groat care in the Miction of the valuable matter with which its pair s are filled. The artrelra 'are *hort, Hod t<ea? m n-??rly *:l auh. jectsof every day in er .u :o hi- South 1 #m fhrmer. The I.aU?rary iVparttueni 1 of tfce present number contains another of those spicy article* from the pen of i*'Cornelia BU?sber," caption of "Georsr" Augustus A Ruin," which will amply re pay perusal. We ace the 'publish ers ? It* ? still advertising for Cao* t vaasiog Agent*, not having as yet tlUvi up tbeir corps in all tko States. ;.Wa understand the Chrotno scheme, instituted by the publishers for the ban sflt tf the subscribers to the "RdEAL," Ihaefftt af aameroas order*, all showing that the fillers of the Soil have a lasto ft>rttta**? as well aataw* pea^le. Ad dress tha pshMshm at CWarWon, 8. <'. SabtsHftiou pries to th* "Rtriut, Car OLftfUX91 per annum, with 1 vC*.7 jL - Southern Sketches. - TH* PAJUS 09 AMHUTH, . - y i ? Strange it is bow things ohange amoag the haman family. What joys and wha* sorrows tiijj go^throagh , how) tbe\ are born and m&y ;?rkow they r and weep : and how. in tha ?nrJ ?nd weep ; and how, in the end, Huws, they p?ss twoy. Lii'? is not ttnlike the mingled hoes of a gorge <KM tapestry?each life a thread, wiuding its wsy in sod out the coarse oanvass ; a strange medley ?f colors, yet each required to make the picture.* * j. > Here in New Orleans, how forcibly v? s are remioiW of the Varied grooves iu which the.livus of different pvx>plu move. No other American city stfords so great a variety . of material la a few hours' stroll, we enoounter the civ ilisation of Paris, Madrid, Messina, Lon don snd America. Here, we can daily see people of all races, and of all posi tions, from the highesW in wealth ?nd affluence to the luwest in poverty ; all required to weave the pattern ; esch in dividual, like thrwds of varied hoes, ?sparately woven in the warp, and form ic * picture, which, whsn examined, reveals to the eye each hue sepsrate snd distioot No blending of grades, no oommiu^liog of races. At early dawn, strange weird cries echo along the streets, such as in heard in foreign citi?a. The fish w .man loudly screams her curious Creole patois. The Sicilian fruit-sellere. both men and women, make their mellifluous dia lect heard loudly amid tho dio. These cries, combined with tire rumbling of carts over the stone-paved streets, forma a living picture so familiar in foreign cities. Let us go to the old French Market, far-fumed throughout the States. Fir*' we go through the meat utarket, a l.ug low buildiug of ancient architecture, the roof supported by massive brick columns, the floor paved wi'h stone. Up and down are rows of tables itulen with meats, each presided over by a butcher qj- his wifb, waiting on customers, cutting steaks, boning roasts, chopping sausage meats, or, perhaps, feeding do#?. The butchers are principally Germans, who i-'Oodhuiroredly sinile on all. Handsome ladies, accompanied by servants, are ex amining viands before purchasing. Mer chants are selecting choice pieces. The poor, with careworn countenances, are taking the refuse, W-tcrosfranarrow alley and enter the next building. Here tho scene is morvoJously different from the first. Countless baxars on all sides, uoutaining merchandize of al.Jde.wjriptions. Haady uiade clothinjsjn One, presided ovor by u youthful Jew of pleasiug appearance. Opposite is a stall containing ladies' wcar ing apparel. B-*tide it tits -*a tidv French woman, bus ly enga^edjjw th her embroidery. Near by, another, before which a pretty little Spanish worn ?n is ^ndeavorinjr to convince a lady that her goods are the "cheapest and the very beat in the city. ' Boots and shoos in the next, tinware iu the third, hardware in the fourth, crockery and glassware iu the next, and so on through the eutire market. * -? Wo now enter the fruit and vegetable market. All the fruita and vegetables oT Northern climes, of the South, and of the tropics, are here. An old German woman thrustsa stick at.us, on which is tied half-a doson onions, and soraaws in our ears "noioe. pooty o onions." An other admiringly holds up a head of cabbage. On and on wo move through the crowd, passing table* of vegetables, stalls of fruits, and coffee stands, around which are men and women quietly sip? ping coffee. We para flower-women with baskets of beautiful boqueta, tables strewn with flowers and fruita, bread ta bles, oske stands, in almost endless vari ety. ? ? We so<? the inevitable Yankee for the first time buying Southern fruits. lie prices the delicious golden snd crimson bananas. &nd tho large yellow plantains. Not knowing tho flavor of either, he pur chases the latter. True, they are the cheapest 5 but let us imagine his surprise and disgust when he tastes the carse fruit. And that lady hns bought shad docks for oranges. "They are the finest I hsveevor seen, sbo exclaims, '"really I must take some North with me." How that SpanUrd's eye* sparkle at her simpli city. Leaving the fruitand vegetable mark et let us enter the next We cro s a narrow street, where a number of In dians are squatted on the stone pavement Filed sroand them are basket* of herbs and roots, which they areofforing to sell. The squaws are sewing or making bead works. Big and ' little injons" arespraw ling about. All are dressed in the most outlandish kehlons. We enter the fish market, whore fresh and salt fish of all kinds are spread out on tables Baskets of crabs, eels and shrimps abound on M|| sifU?. Beyond are tables laden with Mtate of every description. Hero, as elsewhere, eroards of eitisens sre porch ?ing their daily supplies. Mere than twenty languages are spoken in thea? an ?ent markets. Will Wajkinoton. Pboplk who have ever been called up on to teeeh the _v>ui?g reKffioun idea how to ehout will eppreviete the fbUoviug s An eicellent wty to entertain an intent dene U to keep them chewing. Hard boiled mokeeee .enuUy fttioke to their flwe, oecupiee their minds, givee theui ?treet reeolleetieee, anil nMlkee thorn be* here. generally, daring the reoiUiion. $ar very turbulent children put ? liule more ro*ie into the cendy while boiling ^ ' CHlAfrNOP& JO& FALL *#!>': WJXTERy CiM'O l 'i ti ? t T* ?*? Oral C3jtrsl DPT-ftDds EsfflMaatf ?*? OB W. Q. tffll ft GO, Co ? Colombia, o. Ga. iy*'t "1 ' j ARK DA?tf ADD15G TO Otf R fcXtensirt stack of flood*. and will Continue to sell d urine the present month 1 at USUSUJLLT LOW AND ATTRACTIVE THINKS. anftrt Visiting Ole City During Fair Week emd FAMILIES Making WinUr Purchases WILL flSD IT BRCIDEDLT TO THEIR TO EIAWE QfljB CHOICE Bc/Werurchasing. *.* ?4 AM TLES wit fr?taitoa?lj to *11 parts of the country. oa application, of all goods that we can cut.- We ?aj cTiargis on all parcel of TUN DOLLARS and over, to the nearest express depot, when amount n^om panies the order. ^ WD LOVE ft CO. w. n. lots Columbia 8. C. b. b. M ckiif ' Under Wheeler House. J. MEIGHAN, Wholesale and Retail De-uler in BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CAPS, LKATHEU TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS. &e. Court l!nu?e ^qusre, COLUMBIA, S, C, FALL AND WINTER G33DJ, ? ?AT? J.&T.UOkES, CHEAP CASH 3T3U3. out STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANT R Counwtiu^ iii Part of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, II Ail > W ARB, CIITtiLR Y BOOTS. SHOKS, NOTIONS. HATS, &c Will be ?old at tlie very lowest priivs, for cash or its equivalent in barter. All good* sold by us are warran ted an represented. We havo a largt? and well assortc 1 atot k of NORTH CAROLINA SHOES, Which wc offer at low figures. We pay the highest market price for cot ton und cot n ry produce. Amenta for NeUlett Btid (J ood riches Cotton (J ins, which we offer at manufacturers prices. All goods purchased by persons living within the corporate tlxnhii of the town will bo delivered by us free ol charg-. oet4 tf *. J. AT. I. JONES' KINARD & WILEY, ..\xtUty y # . ? ? DEALERS IN . GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, UMBRELLAS, CANE8, &c. Main Stmt, Columbia, S. C. WE SELL the, celebrated Star 8hmit and Broadway Beaver ffat> ?j#~Order? from any purl of the eountry ?Mt our prompt attention. 6mX STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Columbia, Doc., 20th 1873, THE "Kerjhaw 0.\*kttb'' is hereby designated m the newspaper for the publication of all legal notices and official advertisement* fbr tha cmitiy of Kershnw. under Act approved Feby 'JSd 1*70 entitled "An Act to regulate the publication of all legnl and public notices." By order ofthe Hoard f Signed) S E Hatsr. Sec, ot State and of Board, State of South Carolina, Office of Sec of State, I, TI E Havne. Secretary of Stale il?? here by certify thattheforegoing i>? a true an I corfect copy of the original now *n Iwu in this office. Sijcocd II E HAVNE, Stvy .,1 State. % Notice. All rr';?<?N^ i\mnrKi? t-> v, n kv I KK.I.I KV, d?r*?4*.' ra?.t n?tl' ?! < lay, niiVe parui?ni i<?i>?? m?,- ' * -i i all those having cU'wn.s . ['. v-- . i present them. l?*?*Uly nuth> >< . ?i. w.- .. the time pre* rl'nsd by U* o at win t ?i * notice will be plead in bar ot liicir no>v#- . JOHN K. Si I AW, Jan, 20, 1R74. Administrator SARDY'S 1MM0MTEJ) S0LDBLEPACIF1C GUANO Cash Prioa at Factory, ft*. Tim*. #*>$. PHOSPHO-PIRUVIAN QUANO. U*h~%o'A. Timt, lb*. DISSOLVED IONE PHOSPHATE. $35. Tim*. .**u. GROUND CAROLINA PHOSPHATE. (Jruth, fJU. 2Yi?k, $'Jo. ? A LHMMral Wocount to T>eal*rs and Oranges. The abore-mamtUaad AramonUted Soluble Pacifld and l^oipho-l'wuriift Ouanos sre rich compounds of fh?t bluest grade* of Bone Vti<*phste, rendered soluMe, and ?m moniated with W. 1 PerMiian Oaano end aniiAa] matter, aAhig Omt moet oaarmxra ?ed aad profitable Hsrt II Iters ,n **?. imMif Uig tfcal??L'r? li?nts faquir** la pradace and the cotton plaat and cereals '? ManuflMtiiK) snJ *sr sals m Gkarlseton, by f J(H4N?B:i<AA1>YA84?N, North Atlantic Wharf. JOHNATHAN PAOK A**nt ?t CMm, 9. C. * fW>8*3 % ? v ? ? * ({M *v ? i ? ?* v ''??> a*! ii J. W. McCURRY } BEGS to thank bis friend* for tl.e !>>rct patronage tfc*y have dhotowed uujr, h.ui during tUe past roar, an solicits a stm great er increase of the iaa?. ?*** *^y~ -v - r ? *;?<> T AM NOtTBECmVlKO AND OPSWINQ A LASGE ABD COMPREHENSIVE STCKC Consisting In part of DRY GOODS, . . ? CUTLERY, " HARDWARE, GROCERIES BOOTS, SHOES, . * CLOTHING. FUBNITUSE, -.r, -X. Ladle* Whit* and Paney Good*, Linens, Towels Domestics, Yarns; and a large cata logue of seasonable and faahionable goods. EN COTTR AGED /?> -?*?: by the anccasa of the past year, I am deter mined to extend my business to a larger ?oape of patronage, and can assure my friends -and the general public \h*( I shalf spare no trouble or expense to ploase my patrons A FAIR TRIAL i. all that is asked. I guarantee to sell as cheap and aa good goods as cnu bo bought anywhere in Camden. Oct 24tf "!W J. W. McCURRY G. F. JACKSON, TUK I??ADEK OF LOWPRICES HAS NOW READY ONE OK TUE BEST STOCKS OF DRY GOODS, AND NOTIONS IN THE Cm OF COLUMBIi BHV-For Sale at SMA*U DO?VN -PANIC i Pric?s. All new and tn?<uouable goods. IAMD F9* SALS. ;S;K> At.i.E-- ? >i" \\ 001), three miles iro:u C .i^.lcn, l,u . i.e t'licraw to o'u.i i'. Grab un and C. io i_. NELSON, Trii?tee. ilai'asvare: Jiardware! j ?? 2! . im icrsigni' I DIRECT IMPORTERS M <>; t ultolry and Hardware, carriage j ia lr ?ti, vuI.h, Steel, l'ot-wure, < ar [ ,A.ntlvf' ? ti ! M-v'*- faiths' Tools, faints,Oiln, <> iu i? i ?v ^ium, - iraixliCd <tc. <tc., oticr a vwe1 select <M mucK ul K*xt lj in their line, at low prices, to I AMI (Jc -TO MERS. We u re now nelling common siie.? ;.erincd Tire and Dir Iron ut "jc. .? Jklea Sc.. &nd Springs lb., with many oilier goods at re?1ui-e<l prices, For ?.'ash. JNO AGNEW & SON. no" tl WILLIAM GLAZE, VfcALKR IM GOLD AND SIUER WATCHES. COLUMBIA, X. t. SETS?Diamond, Pearl. Cornl and Gold. DIAMOND lUNGS and brooches. JEWbl-UV?in Jet and Gold, in variety. ^iLVEK W.UU:, PI at ed Ware, Military and Fancy Goods, Household Goods, Gnus, Pis tols aud Sporting Goods. FIRST CLASS_CHINA HALL. E.M. NATHAN, PROR. COLUMBIA SO. CA. W OFFER to tli? citizens of Camden, and I] Kershaw county, one of the most attract ive itocksof CHINA, Q it AN ITE and .. GLASS WA RE, . Ever brought to any market in this State. My good* are bought with grout oare, under my personal supervision, and from the flatter ing patronage I have had bestowed upon me, 1 ain sure that my patrons have found it to their interest to bny fVom me. 1 guarantee to sell at price* tuuch below thoseohargad in Camden and eUewhere. ? Parties visiting Columbia are cordially in vited to call and examine n>y stock, which they will find complete in every respect. Dont pay the exorbitant prices which are usually charged when you can save 2o per. cent by sending your orders to EDWARD H. 5ATI! AN, fblumbla 8. C Satisfaction guaranteed no"> m Farmers & Planters OF Kershaw County, liCY FA MIL y G K O CEll I EH PKOM JZAEDY SOLOMON. COLUMBIA, S. C. '?tnai:i> i;u.su-" i*' ? rusit of JH ;V, l . ' ?i' <4: .iiv. ?:trtu week I j .1 . ? .ii ? >?! >t?. . <6 \ invj.itfv r?? .uction ' ( ,-ic in Ktsiil profits, and i,.. ii >;e per i><iunJ. ii '1 . r ..ib, free tr<?m bone 10? lie ii f.' ? !'??) -iMi'MfU. o lb. liuru? U^c pr ??ww fu^nr cured l/jt , v iii?.t e OovIkii <??'<? gilt edge iAo pr lb ('/>?<?*< ? I'incMt family *.f>pr ?b. ?Ex tn? bei?'fl?M9 niMM I to F our? New I-amity $10 nrr barrel. y>yttr~~New extra 11 per oarml. Moln**r*~-4t>e per gallon. now crop eyrups trorn .ItM' Wti per gallon. HrUoB ? f lcprtb, I *? iii 7>?r lb, Hani extr* C fi lo, A sugar IHc pr IU vi-iksIivU ?ug?r l?c pr k>. ootfeo '2'o, Java 8J!j, parched cof Iwv'ii' pr lb. Tr./t?Uliiok tea, fume.I for its rich flavor SI potad, Orecn tea ite* undidioiCt $126 per puuud. Fresh ground rnea1$i per bushel Fresh ground Ortts, $1 j?er bushel, Fine whiskies, drawn from original packages $1.00 to 94 pvr gallon. A full line of atl other good* on heads and j prices at corresponding rate*. U) Pitt Dealing, Oholofl Ohmds, nmi small iKofltn, Slid Ml t?ntio? to our ctMioAers, w?- hupe u> merit s continuant of the largo put roasge with which w? haw b?eo fkvorad. . < mJ i HARDY SOLOMON. * tf ' " ?? m, ? Wanted. A voung '.air, having been principal of a lare school for two years, *is he* a situation in a wcboolcy aVjoT?rnew. A pteaaam home mere desired than uluj. Iicsi of ref?r?ucc-? given Mto family. qualifications, kc. Addrmr. Editor fb "Kxasuaw oairrrt '* FACIEI] 6UAH0 CUPASrS (CAflTAL I.#00,000.) Soluble Pacific Guano. TII1S GUANO is now so well known in all the Southern Sutea, for its remarkable effects U an sgeacy for iacrcaatag the prod ucts of labor, as not to require special com mendation from us. Its um for eight jean past haa established Its character for reliable excellence. The large fixed capita) invested by the oompany in Its trade ntfor.ls the nr est guarantee <k the continued exccHrtiea of this Guano. The supplies put into market thla season are as heretofore prepared under the superintendence of Dr. St. Julian Kara* nel, chemist of the company, at Charleston, 8. C. Hence slant ere may rant assured that its quality anil composition is precisely tho same as that heretofore sold. J. N. ROBSON, Selling Agent, Charleston. JOHN S. REESE A CM. General Agents, Baltimore. * Terms?$49 cash ; ?*>3 on time, withoat interest. To accommodate planters they ean order now and have until 1st of April to de cide whether shey will take at time or cash price. When delivered from the factory by the carlosd, no daayage will be charged. ACID PHOSPHATE, GUANO, BONE, PLASTER, Ac., ilways on hand, quality gu arsuteed. jaCm3 J. N. ROBSON. Arrive! At Last. I WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY friends, and the people of Korshaw and adjoining counties generally, that 1 have at last arrived in the town of Camden with a Urge and select stock of the very finest H0EC2 3 and MULZS, just fron Kentucky. These I am prepartd to dispone of at prices suitable to the extreme stringency of the time*.. 1 MUST SELL, snd therefore all who favor mo with a call will obtain bargain*. My Stock can be seen at the stabTe* of Mr. H. C. Salmond. on LeKalb street, where I have established myself on account of the many conveniences of the grounds. The public is invited and solicited to give me a call J. A. ARMSTRONO. THE PFN AND THE SWORD CAROLINA MXLIT ABYINSTITUTE CHARLOTTE, .V. C. THIS MILITARY COLLEGE, combining the opportunities of an education both liber al and practical, with thorough discipline, and now fully organiisd and in successful operation, otTers its advantages to the people of North and South Carolina. It has a pre paratory department Sons of clergymen al lowed a discount of 20 per cent on the regu lar rates. For circular and details, address jar,ml Col. J. P. THOMAS, Sup't. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BY AUTHOR!? Y OF J. F. SUTHER LAND, Esq.. Judge of Probate, I vc'.ll, on the 3d day of February next, at lQo clook A. M., sell at the late residence of WILEY KKI.LI'Y, dcceasud, tine Horse, One Mule, Two Oxen, Nine Head of Cattle, 13 head of Hogs, Wagons. Cart, Buggy, Plantation Tools, Blacksmith Tools, Household and Kitchea Furnitnre, a few Shares of Railroad Slock, and a great many other articles too tedious to mention. Terms made known at sale. . Jan 20, 1874. J. K. SHAW, 2t Administrator. SL Marfs SnMI, Raieiiti. N rc Faun For mora than thirty years this schoo? has been conducted bv Rev. Adelbert Smedes, D D. His son, Rev. Bennet Smedos is his as sistant. Bishops Adkinson and "Lyman are visitors; in r?spect to acceesibility and heal thiness of situation, extent and convenience of buildings and n-ounds, and moderation in charges, this challenges comparison with any similar institution For circulhr containing full information, opply to the rector To Rent. Charming Cottsge House, situated in a vlll age among (he Catawba Hills, with plain but neat furniture. A Planter, merchant or phy sician would do well to give this notice his attention. For farther particulars apply to the Editor of tho "Kkksiisw Gaistts," at this office. _ dec2 DRY GOODS AT PAK1C PRICES. AT H. C. STOLL, AGT. SUCCESSORS TO STALL WEBB &CO. CHARLESTON. S. C. VI AS j??t raeelvad by taat itwmtr from M"P Stw York at prcatly raduced priea* and wtlloffcr th*m at a *tnal1 advance on coat. Si'k strip* Poplins, l2io Alpacas 25? Sup*r Empress cloth 50c, 8ap?r French C?*amere*, Japanese Poplin#, Japan*** hi Ik Black silk, Black Kmprea* cloth. Btk French Cashmere*, Black French Bom hazino*. Black alapackaa, Blanket* Flan nels, Casaiineree, Twe<"d*, Shawls. Cloak*. Prints. 12 jds. for one dollasr. 4-4 Long Cloth, 121c. Ginghnms, 12Jo. TabU DaUitska, Diapcra, Linens, Towel*, Kid CBorc*. 2 Butlons, onlj 75c, a pair. Pries guaranteed a* low a* any I (oust* I in the city. No troubl* to show goond. 277 King Street, opposite Masonin Temple. dec 16m 3. D. H. Silcox & Ron. ??, . ? / a mNTTUBl WAXXaOOCL - 175,177 k 179 KINOSr CHARLESTON, SO. CA D. IL ULCQX. '* ' P. * !?ILCO*. Foifut 9o?w< I 0(0. L MATT, PJIOMIfTM. C8AfiLimO?? #?. Ck