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Oh tire U I>i rectory. Methodist Church, DeKalb street?Rev R. L. Haider, Paster?Services at 10JA.M and 7) M. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wed nesday at 4 P. M. Presbyterian Church, DeKalb street? Rev. 5. II. Ilay, Pastor?Services at 10} A. M. and 5 P. M. on Sunday; Prayer Electing on Wednesday at 5 P. M. Episcopal Chprch. Rev. B. F. D. Pkr. uy ?Sunday, at 11 o'clock A. 31. and 5 P. M.; Baptist Church, Broad street?Roy. Robert Thompson. Paator?Services nt?10} A. M. and 8 P. M! ; on Sunday. Prayer Meeting Thursday at 8 P. 31. MEETINGS. Wateree Division No. 9, S. of T. ^ Attepd the Regular Meeting. JfJk Oiyour JLMVision ai xt tnptraucc Hvll on MONDAY evening next, at 74 o'clock. r*Rj order of the W. P. J. M. GAYLE, R. S. LOCAL Me!tnrK. GRIFFIN 4 HOFFMAN, Newspaper Advertising Ageum, No. 4 Swath Street, Baltimore, Mil., are duly atithomeu to contract for advertisements at our lowest rates. Advertisers in that city are requested to Miave their favors with this house. This Arm has exceptional facilities for niacin# advertisements cheaply, and we take pleasure in. referring all \ybodealro to advertise la oot-of-town paper*, especially thoee: having real estate to sell-rto these gentlemen. r ] Fair at Temperance Hall.?The Missionary Baud of youog ladies and children attached to the Presbyterian Church of this place design holding a Fair at Temperance Hall tliis (Thursday) ' evening, with the jiew of raising funds to assist tho Missionary enterprises of that Church. We hope they will receive that encouragement and support, that their labffr, leal, and noble cause, deserve. The Hall will be decorated Refreshmoots auited to tho season, and snob articles as are'generaly provided and dispensed of on aook occasions will bo offered by these fair merchants, while an opportunity but too rarely occurring for the social gathering of ourjieople, wfTftbusbe afforded?A cordial welcome will be extended to oil patrons. The Post Office.?The yorthern, Wcs? tern and Southern mails will, hereafter, be | closed daily-(except Sunday,) a 5, a. to. The office will he opeh oil Sunday, from 1 till 2 o'clock, p. m. (/ TTM % " r ~ Memorial f).w?This anniversary, dedi rated to tljn^acred memory of our departed herofes'/^as .celebrated <3h the 10th instant, at the Quaker Burial Grouud, by the ladies of tho Memorial Association, in the presence of a large toufcVer of ladies and gentlemen. The exercises were conducted by Gem John J). Keouody, as Chant-man, at I whose invitation a prayer was said by Key.: Mr. Hay. The President, in fitting terms. ! introduced vol. ft. Ji. .Boyxio, wno ueuver- , ed a chaste, eloquent and appropriate ad- j drew, equally admirehk in. laogaago and sentiment, and eminently worthy of the occasion. (This address is now in type, and we shall have thu pleasure of placing it before our readers next week.] The benediction was then" said by Rev. B. F. D. Perry, after which, the ceremony of decorating the soldiers' graves was affectionately and tenderly performed by the ladies. The weather was beautiful and balmy, the flowers bloomed sweetly, and bright-winged choristers of the wild-wood warbled gentle melodies, while fair women wreathed choice garlands around theiowiy tombs of the sleeping soldier by the silvery light of the pale moon and the irolden glow of eventide. Tho EplMepal Convention. The paet w<Ni has been one of unusual' interest and enjoyment lo the Episcopal portion of our community. The Convention of that Ckuiob held .its eighty-third annual meeting. h*re, commencing its seasiou on Thursday last, and finally adjourning on Saturday afUBruowa lu oooncctioQ with this ? rnlifftnltQ CiiPlMT'OC m ecu IJIT, IIIVIV WUV o^/vviut <vu^IV%M 0v> ? .WW of a deeply interesting character. Indeed, we have never known of any single occasion upon which all the righto and ceremonies of the Church were so generally observed. Tfca Bishop of the diocese, with about foortoen clergymen and sqpte laymen arri. edon Tuesday night, the'Cth instant, as Wednesday, the 7th, a day before the time appointed for the meeting of the Convention had been appointed, fur the consecration of the now chareh. On the eveniog of their arrival, the weather threatened to oppose a serious hindrance to many who desired to witness the imposing and rare ceremony. The oioids that o.vered the heavens, appeared to oar interested eyes, never blacker, and the falling torrents that descended during Tuesday evening, aod^we believe, the entire night, never seemed more like that " melan eholy rain" of which we have read. On tlio day of the consecration, the rain abated sul ficiently to allow a large congregation to re pair to the ctinrch, with comparative comf Vt? itnnn<:?? ,.?amnnff rtf rnflSPOm 1VIK. 1 HV lUiprnill^ V V I V IUV?J v v v tiun commenced at 11 o'clock, A. M. At that hour, a procession of fourteen clergymen vested in stirpliees and stoles, headed by the Bishop of the diocese in his episcopal robes, proceeded from the residence of Gen. J. B. Kershaw, the juuior warden of the parish. i... it * 4i i ...... * - * At the south door of the elrtirch tlicy were received by the wardens and vestrymen, and the Bishop entered first, followed imuiedily by tho Rev. President of the Standing. Committee of the diooese, and the Rootor of tho pansb, and began the pre&wibed service | fo^ gpWjCcrAtiou of a church. The Bishop and j Clergy having taken their places in the chancel "the articles of donation and request', were read by I*. L. H. Peas, Chairman of the vestry nnd senior warden of the parish, the sentence of consecration was rlad b)- the Rev. B. F. Dunkin Perry, the Rector. Morning Frayer was said by the Rev John Johnson, for several years the beloved pasI tor of Grace Church. The lessons were read by the Rev. Mr. Capers. The Key. Dr. Ellott said the Litany. The ante-communion service was read by the Bishop, the Rev. Mr. McCullough reading the Epistle. The Bishop's very able and eloquent sermon was preached from 1 Kings VIII ch\, 10th, and llthA Verses* "And it came to pass> when the priests were come out of holy place, that the cloud filled the house of the Lord, so that the priests could not stand to minister because of the cloud, for the glory of the Lord had filled the house of the Lord." At the conclusion of the sermon, the Holy .Uomtminibn Was celebrated. On "Wednesday evening the Church was again filled by a deeply attentive congrega-. tion. Evening Prayer was said, and an exceedingly iitteFeetiag eormou was preached by the Rev. Br. Elliott of Charleston. On Thursday morning an early service was held at the Church, commencing at 61 o'clock. These early services |werc lreld during the session of the Convention ; and the full attendance upon each morning indicated the interest which*was connected with tlieni. At 10 o'clock the opening services of the Convention commenced. The sermon was preached by the Rev. 3Ir. Bellinger who was called upon unexpectouly to perform this duty in the absence of those appointed at the previous Conventions. The business of the convention on the first day was un important to the pnblie, as routine business generally is. The Convention consisted of tw^nty.fbur'Olorgymen, and the reprcsenta- J tives of about twenty-eight parishes. Thursday night was devoted to the advancement Society whose anniversary meet ing was held in the Church. On Friday morning after morning Prayers, J the Bishop read his annual address. ITis labors have*.been, abundant, He ban confirmed, during the year, four hundred persons. Between one and two hundred of these wore oolnred people. Three clergymen have died since the lastmectiug of the Convention, the lie v. Paul Trapicr, D. D.; the Rev. Stiles Mcllichauip, and the Rev. P. Bruce Pans who was known to this community from boyhood? and whose early grave is with us. The address in its review pf the roll of deaths brought also to the notice of the Convention the decease of three of the Bishops of the Church : Bishop Upfold, of Indiana ; Bishop V-iofk nrn nP AfnaaApTmspf fs and Rishnn I Mcllvaine, of Ohio. A suggestion of souie importance was made in the address, in regard to the colored congregations of the Church. The Bishop discouraged any thing like an immediate decision of, and hasty legislation upon so grave a matter, and offored his suggestions with the hope that they would be carefully weighed with others that may bo presented, lie thinks that the colored congregations shsuld be formed into missionary jurisdiction, over which a missionary bishop should be I placed by the General Council of the Churchj The address further recommended, and j strongly, the creation, by the Convention, of the office of "Registrar of the diocese"; the observance by the families of'the weekly offertory; and the hearty support of the monthly Record by South Carolina Church men. Cpon these last three recommendations a couiuiittco was appointed, which subsequently presented a report recommending to the Convention the adoption ofthesugges tions whieh had been reforcd to them. Tho special business of the Convention was the consideration of the Revised Constitution and Canons of the Church in this diocese This Constitution was passed by a majority of the Convention of 1S72, and required, for its adoption, a two-thirds vote of this Convention. The Constitution was adopted with the oxccptionof one ofits clauses, re striding to <OMniuittcui<u> parueuuu n-jmscuUitioii in Conventions. Tim Canons wore reached at too late a period in the session to disposed' them, and the further discussion of the subject was postponed until the next Convention. On Saturday afternoon the Convention adjourned to meet in Charleston, at St. Paul's Church, in May, 1871. On Sunday morning, the Kov. William Johnson was ordained priest. The services were deeply interesting and imposing. The Kev. John Johnson, the former Hector < ( the parish in thfe town, preached the sermon. It was a great pleasure t<> hear his familiar voice once more. On Sunday afternoon a children's service , was held. We over-heard a layman say as we came out of Church, "T wish you clergy, men would always preach to your congrega. tinns as if they were children." Ou Saturday night the Church was tilled, crowded, packed, with a deeply interested & . x ? congregation. We have never seen a building more entirely appropriated than Grace Church was on Sunday night. The RevMr. Pinckney of Grace Church. Charleston, preached, and the Bishop administered the Rite of Confirmation to fifteen persons. On the next day he confirmed.in private two others, making a class of seventeen. Thus, as we said at the begining of this article, w. at least, have never kuown of any single occaisou upon which the Rites and ceremonies of the Church were so generally observed. Both Sacraments were administered) a Church was consecrated) priest was ordained ; and a class confirmed. Our visitors hove* carried away the uost dolightful impressions of the beauty of oar town, and the hospitality of our people. To the congregation of Grace (Jhurcii we offer our hearty congratulations. Blessed in the past with the zealous and godlike guidance of tuosc who now sleep in hopo, , and whose names were never mentioned but j with trembliug lips during the past week, j may they continue to feel the effects of that guidance, and be led to blessrags yet greater. Personal.?We had the pleasure of meeting here, in attendance upon the Dio- i ccsan Convention, our esteemed friends, Col. i J. P. Thomas, of the Souf/i Carolinian, and < Col 11. II. Wilson, of the Georgetown Times, j We are gratified to learn that many new subscribers were obtained by Col. Thomas to ' his able and valuable pajfer while here. ( Another Fresiiet?On last Saturday the River without potiioniCiou or occurrencoj . of rain that we were aware of, suddenly roser ' several feet higher than at the last freshet; inconsequence of which dams hate been brokgu, fields overflowed, and considerable^ a injury done crops?the extent of which wo a arc unable at this time to accertain. \ j?'*#/ Js if,. t . . i * *3 ? Almost a Fire.?The alarm of fire on' j n .Monday was cause^ by the igniting of tho | J roof by a spark from the engine of the Cam- J b deu Steam Works. Our fireuien were o promptly on the spot, but the admirable; arrangouaente at the Works for extinguishiBg a 8to, rendered their services unnecessary* carpenters, pattern-MAKERS. and Cabinet-Makers will take notice that p. p. TOALE, of Charleston, has on hand and for sale, White 'Piu? of th? finest grade, wholesale and retail. Also, Walnut, Oak f and other Hard Woods. 1 , b South Carolina Loan and Trust Company, Charleston, S. C.?Wc would call the special '' at rntion of our readers to the advertisement of j p the above Coiupauy in another column. It offers ' t inducements idhdAeeiirhy for the investment of j a savings such as are rarely to be met with. Iu-, a terest on deposits ?t six per cent., compound quarterly, is in itself a handsome returned, while; the depositor is able to rest satisfied that he is running absolutely no risk at all. For in uddi- J tion to the fact that the Directors aud Trustees are among the most prominent and trust Worthy business inen of Charleston, the whole amount of w the hanking capital, viz: $-'500,000, is a security w for all deposits in the Havings Department. The Purest and Sweetest Cod-Liver Oil is JHazard & Caswell's, made on the seashore,from ' fresh, selected livers, by Caswell, iiazaud., Co., New-York. It is absolutely pure and sweet, l'utients who hftvo once taken 'it prefer it of all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in mnrket. 4t. The Easwian Atlanta Business College.? This Institution hat achieved a success which is unparalleled in the history of Commercial Colleges. Starting in AtfciYitn, (la.. May !)th. 1871, with four students, it has alreay sent out to the business world nearly three hundred students to nt-test its superior merits. The secret of its wonderful success is 1st. it is the only College in y the South that is conducted on the uctual llusi- * ness plan. 21, it keeps up, to the letter of its advertisements' 3d, it is conducted by men who have had years of experience as practical accountants, business men. and teachers. The total cost for h full course including board, washing, tuition, books, and stationery will not exceed $180* For specimen* ,of 1'eumanship and CollcgeJour'nal containing full information. Address, fi. K. DETWILER, PruV P. O. Bo* 636, Atlanta, Ga. fl?-SEALED PROPOSALS IX DUPLICATE will 1)0 received for Sixty Days bv tlic C)iairman of the Hoard of Trustees of the State Orphan Asylum for n SITE AND liUlLDIXG for the above named institution, iu accordance with a joint resolution of the General Assembly, npproved February 27, A. D. 1873, to iuvitc Proposals for a site and Building tb required by anid joint resolution. IV. AY. TURNER, Chairman of Board State Orphan Asylum. a April 10-Ct. J Terrible Accident at the Scene ok a Baptism?A shocking disaster occttrrctl at Dixtiii, 111., on Sunday afternoon, tlie 4th inst., durintr tho oercmonies of baptirinp a number of recent converts to one of the Baptist churches there. At a point on lioc-k llivcr juat below the Trucedell Iron ( Mridge, about 200 persons, including many ladies and a uuuibor of children, had gathered on the bridge to witness the baptism ? Suddenly without warning the bridge gave way, and precipitated its living freight into 1 the stream below. The scene which ensued ' was indescribably terrible as the strugling ^ victims vainly endeavored to .live tbeni- r selves from the ruins of the bridge and from each other, barge crowds of poapple on ' tlic dauks rushed w Idly tosud fro, many of them so distracted with terror as to he unable to render any assistance. Others more self possessed, speedily brought ropes plank-, and boats, and went nobly to work to rescue the living and recover the dead. Some of j I thotso who were on the bridge when it foil were so near the edge that they were abl to reach land without assistance, whil others wert fortunately in reach of those 01 the shore; but up to? Monday A. M. 40 dea< bodies had beeu taken from the river, am 24 others were more or less injured. Man; are still missing. Estate of William Johnson. NOTICE is hereby given that one month afte dote I will apply to the Judge of Probnti for Letters of dismission as administrator of th< above Estate. W. D. McDOWALL, Adm'r. May 10. 4t. Estate of Benjamin Perkins NOTICE is hereby given that one month af terdate, 1 will apply to the Judge of Probati for Letters Dismissory as Executrix of the abovt estate. P. l>. PEUKIN3, Ex'r'x. May 15. 4t. Strayed or Stolen FROM the subscriber, near Liberty Hill, r chesnut sorrel Mare, pony built, flax mane and tail, n small white spot in the forehead, and one behind the left ear, shod all round, and the fetlocks newly trimmed, one eye white, and both having the appearance of going blind. Any information of the above Mare will be gratefully received. CAROLINE M1CKLE. May 17. * It* AcarbT IMIE subscriber proposing to visit his native Germany the ensuing summer, takes this nethod of returning his thanks to the citizens ol 'anideti and the vicinity for the kindness and nnny favors which he has received at their lands during his residence in Camden. Mr. MARCUS TOBIAS is my duly authorzed attorney during my absence from the State, o whom payment may be made of all monies luc me. CHARLES ELIAS. May 10. 4t. Kershaw?In the Probate Court. ESTATE OF C. SHIVER. ri TIlERfiAS, J. L. Ellington has applied to \\ me granthim Leltcrsof Administration- of ill and singular the goods and chattels, rights ind credits which were of the said C. Shiver, leceased. Now these are to require all and singular the ;indrcd and creditors of the said deceased to be ind appear before mc at a Court to be holden on be 12-nd day May iust., to snow cause, 11 any hey have, why said administration should not >* grunted. Given under my hand and seal, this 8th day f May, 1873.. J. P. Hutheblaxd, J. P. May 8-3t. SOUTH C AROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, CHAIfrliENTOIf. S. C. OFFICE >0. 17, UIIOAD STREET. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. ' rHE deposits in the Savings Department of this Company arc invested as a Special Trust, nd, therefore, arc not subject to the hazards of anking. In addition to this special security, depositors avc the guarantee of the entire lbink Capital, rhich amounts to three hundred thousand dt?lirs ($3IHX?,tRK?.) Titis department will enable all classes to find safe security for their savings, however small: nd at the same time bearing a remunative invest (six per cent compounded quarterly.) urrency can be remitted by express and drafts y mail. F- A* M1TCHEL, Cashier. nuiKCTor.s ami trustees. EO. 8. CAMERON. It. I.. UCIST, . it. rnosT, w. j. MinntKTOX, '. C. nEE. A.J. CHKAVS", n. WILLIAMS, WALT J EX, . II. DEI.EON, < . O. MEMUOiGBB, . o'SKJLL, WJI. L. WEBB, . P. CALUWELL, j. t. WELSIIAX, . M. SHACFELPOBIA, GEO. R. WALTEH, , C. It. OLAUSSKJi, II l>. LAZABL'S. IRESII Spring Goods, AT CLOUD'S Emporium of Fashion. l now ami complete line, and largely increased stock of DRY GOODS, CIOIIIIM.. IlatsandCapH. Fancy and Staple Goods. A complete assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES tub: KI:ST B\ MII I>F.\ .'aicfully selected l?y the proprietor in the NEW YORK MARKETS. Radios and gentlemen will please call and ixaniinc this ATTU VCTIYE PISI'LAY if Senp.oiahle ponds hefmo pursha.?ing else villi c. The well-known standard of SATISFACn>HY CASH P1HCKS .strictly maintainJOS. S. CLOUD. Brusircs, Ac. English and Freiiolr Hair mnl Teeth Brushes, if nil qualities. Whitewash, I'nint mid Horse [Implies, a very lur^o n'sorimeut. For sale liy November :'H. HODHSON \ l?lTM,.\l\ i p ^^4?PI^^S?^ ^? ^ P&>^ jBtt u i v^P^^ywMv^i^^NviB s?? For over FORTV i'EARS this ; PURELY VEGETABLE ; LIVER MEDICINE has proved to be the GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC for Livee Comm.ai.vt and the painful oft'spriti) DYSPEPSIA, OXSTIPATION. Jaundiee Bil ious attacks, Sick IIkauachk, olic, Depressioi i of Spirits, Souk Stomach, Heartburn, LULLS s AND FEVER. &c., &e. I After years of genuine experiments, to mee f the great nnd urgent demand, we now prochici from our original Genuine I'oucUrs, THE PREPARED. a Liquid form of SIMMONS' LIVER REGULA TOR, containing all its wonderful and valuablt properties, and offer it in ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES. The Powders, (price ns> before.)Sl,00per p'kg'e Sent by mail, 1.04 83T CAUTION ; Buy no Powders or PREPARED SIMMONS : LIVER REGULATOR, unless in our engraved I wrapper, with Trade mark, stamp and signature ! unbroken. None otlter is genuine. J. H. ZEILIN & CO, MACON GA., and PHILADELPHIA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. j February 3 (112) Gm. 1 New Spring and Stammer GOODS. The undersigned respectfully iuvites the attention ol purchasers to his large and carefully selected stock of SPRING and SUMMKll I)Ti\ GOOD8, Embracing every article iu the line of Ladies' Dress Goods.. ALSO. A fiuc assortment of MEN AND: BOY'S WEAR, CLOTHING, ' HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Domestics, &c. With'a full stock of Groceries, ?? ^ i _i Hardware ana trocKerj, With a variety of'other articles. All of which arc offered on the most reasonable terms. J. W. McCUltllY, Agent. April 10. tf Egyptian, or Cat Tail Millet Seed, For safe-at HODGSON & DUXL'AP'S, carefully selected seed of the above variety of Millet, the best substitute for forage so much needed at this season. Price 5U cents per quart. March 20-4t. Security Life Insurance and Annuity f!nnman\/. I I CI I IJ W ^ I i wi i ( j OA' Aew York. ORGANIZED 1SG2. CAPITAL 83.000.000 INCOME 1.500.000 J 'aid to Widows and Orphans of deceased members 1.500.000 Insures on all popular and reliable plans. LOUIS SIIKRFESEK, General Agent, Charleston, S. C. IJARLES A DKSAUSSURK, Agent, Camden, S. C. January 1G. tf CROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Rest Now Orleans Molasses Sugar House Syrup, Selected Goshen Rutter, Rest Family Flour, Pure Leaf Lard, Coffee, Tea and Sugar, Pearl Grist and Meal, Maekarel and Cheese, Irish Potatoes and Onions. Soap, Starch and Candles, English and American Pickles, Canned Goods?all kinds. Candies, Confections, Ac. And every thing usually kept in a first class Grocery and Provision Store, all of which will be sold at low prices, by ]>. 0. KIUKLKY, Agent. January 30. tf W. H. R. WORKMAN, XOTAllY PtBLK, CAMDKN, S. C. Will make PiotesU where lu'cC.suury, take Probate of l>.irHr ari l Mortgage*. Kemmeiatioiis of Dower aOmiiiitsterths, \e. April 17. I TiTinmiTfimniT ttittttpticitiw (USniJMUfl UiWMOUI. MI.DICAI, DEl'AKTJIll.NT, MD. THE Til IKD ANNl'AI. Sl'MMKK SESSION Will coumieiico on Monday, March "U. 1*7:?, ami continue four mouths. The course of Ice lures is full iitul complete. Entire Foes, For particular, uddres. Frof. ClIAS. w ni vyrELLOn. Pcan WILSON'S LITER REMEDY. A sure find permanent cure for all diseases caused by a deranged Liver such as Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Haartburn, Fevers, Nervousness, impurity of the blood, Melancholy, Costivencss. Slek Headache, Pains in the Head, and all kindred diseases. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE IT. j3old by all Druggists. PREPARED ONLY RY W1LNOX A SLACK. March 1?Cm, Charlotte. S, C. ! $500 IN PREMIUMS. ~ TWO NEW POTATOES. Lu EXTRA EARLY VERMONT. Ten Davs | T/i Earlier than Jiarti Rose. ENORMOUSLY | O PRODUCTIVE, ami of EXCELLENT FLA) lyj Q VOR.^i per pound; 4 pounds by mail post LJ limn, iur t 1 m ? ; W n COJJPTON'S SURPRISE, 2S? Bushels to the [t] rM Acre. A little later than Early Rose". EQUAL 1 UJ m iu quailty. $3 per pound, by mail, postpaid. $500 will be awarded In PREMIUMS to those , r-\ who produce the largest quantity from one C/J GD pound. Descriptive elreutar of the above, e with a list of 300 varieties of Potatoes, free to (/) Q *? rr\ /y? Illustrated Seed Catalogue WO pages with VI Mh colored Chromo, 25 eents. *~~i <r\ A new Tomato, the " ARLINGTON", Early, J 71 solid and productive. Price 25 cents per pack rh et. Five pacets for $1. > PQ B. K. BLISS & SONS; 32 Park Place, New York. Dr, Martin's Cow-Pox Virus. ABSOLUTLLY PURE NON-HUMANIZED VACCINE VIRUS, obtained by the method ol tbcb Animal Vaccination, Instituted by Prof. DePaulpf Paris, In April, lsos, from the famous case ot spontaneous cow-pox at Beauge'ncy, in France, and inaugurated in America In September, lb'O, by l)r. Henry A. Martin, with Virus ' and autograph insructlons frwiii Uie baud of Prof ass or I BePanl. Our establishment ts by far the largest and most perfect iu the world, feafgc Ivory faucet"points i packages of 10 $2.00; primary crusts, (scabs,) most, carefully selected, $5.00. All virus Is fully warranted efficient. It will be packed to go with perfect safety bv mall. Full directions for use accompany each package. Remittance must accompany the order, Safe delivery of Virus iusured. DR HENRY A. MARTIN & SON, Boston Highlands, Mass. AGENTS WANTED FOR BEHIND?SCENES IN WA8HINCTON. Thd spiciest and best slug hook ever published. It tells ail about the great Credit Mohllier Scandal. Senatorial Briberies, Congressmen, Rings, Lobbies and the wonderful Sights of the National Capital. It sells qnick.? Send for circulars, and see our terms and a fundi) ui iiic vtur*. Auurera A>aiiuiiai rUDuSilinK Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Atlanta, Ga., #r Memphis, Tenn WAN TED Immediately?60,000 addresses, to Which specimen copies of Smith s Maoaxin* -will he sent free. Agents write Piiny P. Smith, 51 Liberty-st., New Yorlc. 4) i From 25 ctsi?Eight samples mailed free forttc. M that sell at sight for four dollars, to any person Jn * Camden who win act as agent. RANDALL * Co. T67 Broadway, New Tork. T1TTTT TiTiTlCI Scnf1 onr illnstratert catalogue of bUILUHitlb ? ^^.T'S'SELL A CO. 27 Warren street. New York. A WATCH FREE^Ti&T.'Tys act as onr agent. Business light and honorable.? $300 00 made in live days. Saleable as flour. Every body buys it. Cau't do without it. Must have it. No Gift Enterprise, no Humbug .Kknndy k Co. Pittsburg; Pa. 100 TEACHERS OR SMS MALE or FEMALE, can secure EMPLOYMENT PAYING FROM $100 to $15D per month during the Spring and Summer. Address, PEOPLE'S JOURNAL, Bis Arch-st. Philadelphia, Pa. $10 A DAY. Easily made by an Agency of 'OUR OWN FAMILY DOCTOR." Best medical work extant. Every body knya that sees it. Unusual Inducements to agents. Send for circulars and terms to HURST 4 CO., 746 Broaday. New York. tWAn easy and sure wv.v tc uiyke money. ; Write for Lanjt flhmtrated rrire rj* t. A<ldrr*t: Breech-loading shot Guns $40 to $200. Double Shot Guns. $s to 140. single Guns (.1 to $20. Rules, $8 to IW. Revolveos $0 to $25. Pistols$T to tw. Gun Material, Fishing Stock. Large discount to dealers, clubs. Army Guns, Revolvers, Ac, bought or traded lor. Goods sent by express C. O. D. to be examined before paid for WAR DEPARTMENT, Adjutant General's Office, > Washington, March 18, 1873. / To the Hon. Joseph II. liainei/, M. C., Georger (own, South Carolina. Sib: I ha\6 the honor to inform you that all Colored Soldiers, or Sailorsror their legal representatives, who have received notice from the Treasury Deportment that certificates have been issued in settlement of their claims for Pay, Bounty. Prize Money, &c,, and who hare not nerieed the lumiienH </? tXem, can now be paid promptly without further expense to claimants, . us soon as this Office shall have learned the post etneo address. Therefore, I respectfully request that you will inform the claimants within your reach, and request them to send their names, with postoffice address, and the designation of the company and regiment in which the service was rendermi to the Ad in taut General of the U. S. Arm v. Washington, D. C. It should ho distinctly understood that a claimant need not send his or her name, &e., unless he or she shall liavo heen notified from the Treasury Department that a certificate in bis or her l'avor has been issued, this Office not having to do with cases prior to that action. Your aid in the matter indicated will not only benefit the colored claimants, but prove advantageous to the public service. Very Kospeotfully, Your obedient servant, K. D. TOWNSEND, Adjutant Geber.il. May 8. It. KERSHAW & WORKMAN, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, CAMDEN, 8. C. rilHE subscribers having formed a copnrtner, I whip umler the above name, will give their attention to collections, conveyancing, business in the State Court? or the I'nited States Courts, Pensions, Bounty Claims, and all oilier^ matter? entrusted to them professionally. .1. B. KEBSIlAW. W. II. II. WORKMANMarch 7. timo The Great Southern Weekly. } f|1HK WORKING M AN. the l>est and cheapen X newspaper in th South. 1'evoted to linniigration. Education of the Masses, Agricultural and Mechanical pmmits. to the Household and jJ'irosi.lo. Contains cijiM pazes, i.nciv jtiuh-'i i on e&ei'llont paper. l'ricf 5>- it year. S|hn-!imi?ii copi.a scut free. Address T1LM VN U. <i.\lNE8, I'Mitor and I'rnpriolor. Columbia. S. C. February 3nr JlOll sale, o.Uttii I u-hcls oft'ottoii Semi, if ap . plied for soon, at the OA MPKN STEAM WORKS.