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loo gift In Silver Plated Fruit Knives - each. 20O
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100 gift In Gold sleeve Buttons, ~ each. ..... 20O
the balance comprising handsome Books rich
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Of Fitzgerald, tho Murderer
of Ellen Hicks-Defant Manner of the Pris-
oner in Court-He In Sentenced TO be Hung
the 18th of Ju.y-Thc Insane Assassin
jacksonville IL Sent TO the Iunatic Asylum
The Case Of Richard Lewis. Murderer of
Rev. 4. e.. Richmond.
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A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TlCKET
A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TICKET
A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TICKET
A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TICKET
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SPREAD THE TRUTH.

Some medical men insist that 1t is undgnihod to ad
yertise remedy however valuable 1t mny be-. Queer
reasoning this 1t is like saying that an article which
the world needs should bs hid In cornerthnt beneta
and blessings may be too widely diused-thn the means
:of protecting md restoring health should be close
monopoly and not accessible to all The argument ts
bad It ia worse'than that; it Is inhunan. Suppose
HosTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs-an absolute spe-
cho for dyspepsia biliousness and nervous debility
had never been known beyond the repertoire Of the
faculty. what would hays been tho conaequence2 In
stead of curing dinvgoratng Millions the good effects
of the preparation would have been confined to
paratiye few There is the highest authority for saying
that light should not be hid under bushe; that what
ever is excellent should be placed city on hill,
where all men TAXI cognizance Of it. Is upon this
principle that the BTTrERS have been advertised and
continue to be advertised in every newspaper Of eny
prominence In tho western hemisphere, and that the
spontaneous testimonials In it's favor have boen trans
lated into I'LL written languages Thousands enjoy
feet health today who would be ngshing beds Of
sickness the newspapers had not spread the truth with
regard 10 this unequaled lnYgorant and corrective far
and wide Suppose profit has been reaped from this pub.
lcity Is that uny argument against 1t? II tho public
heath has been protected; II lives have been sayed
the feeble have been strengthened and the sick restored
great good has been accomplished; and who 30 mean
to grudge to exerons thus directed their fair reward?
Fehr11ary
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Mn. F. C. voa1ER, No. 1O8 Market street, has a
full supply Of all tho late New York Daies, literary
and illustrated Weekies, Magazines, Fashion
Books, and everything else pertaining to o we'll
appointed Book, Periodical and Stationery Dopot
Mr.. VoaLER, in connection with tho aboyo, also
has well-assorted Circulating Library.
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From o statement Of English publications in
1885, in the Bookseller, it. appears that the whole
number Of nov books and new editions was 400,
of which religious works were most numerous,
being S49; next came children's books, 544 then
novels, 800. In Ireland book making. may almost
be said to be unknown, four small Volumes, which
are together sold for shilling, being tho only re-
cent publications of which The Booksslleris aware,
copies Of William Cobbetts History OF the Refor-
nation. In Russia it appears, the publications
for 1863 numbered 1852 books, and in 1854 1885.
The italian Minister OF Public instruction shas
Volumes to each 100 persons in various European
nations are 1854 in Bavaria, 1875 in Italy, in
France II in Prussia, 1914 in Belgium, SO in Aus
tria, 6 in Great Britain, 13 in Russaplacing Great
Britain surprisingly low in the seals, cnly semi-
barbnrous, Russia appearing at o disadvantage as
compared with her. .Szss - z,
Tho Inst English mail brought the intelligence
Of the death Of Alexander Smith, the Scottish poet
noyeist and writer Of miscellanies in prose. Mr.
Smith made his debut as % daring innovator in o
style Of writing which soon lost it's charm with the
public, and he never fully recovered from the Of
contributor to the Argosy, Good Words, and other
magazines, and for several years before hIs daath
was Secrstory to the University Of Edinburg. Very
recently it was announced that he Ind poem
nearly ready for the pressure baby Leith, apoem
descriptiv, OF the old town. upon which he was at
S~~3
Mr. B. ". PRooTER-Barry Cornwall-has been
obliged from the stiffness Of his fingers, to relin-
,quish the autobiography he projected writing, 80
that his delightful Charles Lamb will probably be
his last work. Though hearty and cheerful, and
as 5cung IN heart at seventy seven as ever, he is
described as physically feeble and moving about
With difficulty.
MIR, Matthew Arnold-who vacates his Oxford
Professorship next Easter in favor, it is to be
hoped OF John Ruskin-is preparing report Tor
the Government upon education in Germany. MIR.
Arnold, it is said and we heartily trust it may be
30, projects visit to this country, where his
friends ore anxious that he should make leotur-
ing tour. - -.
Mr. Thomas Cartyle-who is spending the win
ter months with friends at Nice-is said to be en-
gagged upon autobiographical "Reminiscences; the
publication Of which, if made at all, viii beposthu-
NOUS. -,.-.55sss = ts-..s,.=
NJ. Victor Cousin-the most eminent of recent
French phlosoph on the 14th inst, in the
seventy fifth year Of his age.
An Anglo-Saxon Professorship is to be founded
at Cambridge University.
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W IN EQUrTY.-COLLETO DISTRICT
Ex PARTE s. BEDoN, EXECUTOR R-PRTITIoN
TO PERPRTUATE TEsTIMoNY.-FHED FEB
RUARY 9Th, ss7-RIcHARD 8. BEpoN, Executor Of
the Estate OF RICHARD B. BEDoN, late Of colleon Dis
trict deceased having filed in this Office petition to
perpetuate testimony In the matter Of the Will Of the said
RcHAKp B. B1DoN; deceased destroyed during the late
war; It s ordered that all persons who may think them
selves interested IN ia matter do plead answer or de-
ur to said petition within three months from this date
or decree pro eoso will be entaed OF record against
them. 5,.:sS-s B. STOKES, @. E. G.. d.
Commissioners Office, ooneton Dstrict, February 7tb;
18s7.:a. lamosmos q - February o.
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UPON THE EVE Oh AN EXPLOSION.
WASHINGTON, February At is evident to
any one OF present watching national affairs
in Washington, that events are ripening
which will precipitate either this week or
next-certeinly within the fortnight grand
dero,.eYy,ent in some one Of the oonspira-
cies and counter-eforts OF the day. The long inn
pendins dissensions in the Radical ranks has at
length become so palpable and outspoken among
the leaders that even the lay figures of the party
no longer attempt to conceal the fact In the mat
ter Of reconstruction, THAD. STEVENS is agonized
at the thought that barely four weeks remain in
which to perfect some method Of restoration that
will restore the waning unanimity of the party.
Beaten both last session and this in his own
propositions for accomplishing something tangible
in the shape Of Congressional policy, sold
TRAD now stands thoroughly humbled, and pos;
sessel Of on absorbing anxiety Of reaching q con"
cluson, without resard to who claims its paternity
among tho rival leaders that surround him. BE
understands TINT, unless something is effected
and put forth definitely to the world, his leader.
ship of the Thirty Congress will be declared
u failure, and his chances OF maintaining such
supremacy in the next Congress be scattered tc
the Winds It is this realization that yesterday
led him to declare upon the re-assembling Of tht
Joint Committee on Reconstruction, over which
he was called to preside, that he would accept an.
plan or bill devised by any creature of the commit
tee and upon which they would make bold, zeal
GUS endorsement. Even this concession, or rathe
appeal, reused no interestin the committee, which
after half hours informal talk, adjourned unit
Wednesday next. Between BINGHAM and BUr1E7
s'old TuAD." very aagely concludes that he is go
ing to have desperate contention in maintaining
anything like his present mastery over this wea
and languid Congress. BINGHAM has already fair
lyvanquished him on his own ground in defeatin
the Enabling Act before the House week ago, and
though the former does not as vet essay to inst
tute any Legislation touching reconstruction him
SELF, yet having held STEVENS at bay for the brie
residue of the present session, it is hardly proba
bic that he will fail to 1akc tho initiative when th
mastering of tho Fortieth Congress results i
placing his opponent still further out Of the PAL
Of ,1ndlsputed potency. In the?line Of
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M IN EQUITY -COLLETON DISTRICT q
EXPARTE DAVID GAVIN, EXECUTOR-PETrTIONs
TO PERPEIUATE TESTIMONY-FnED FEBRUARY
= 1s67.-DAVD GAVIN, Executor Of the estate Of VIII
LIAM GAv deceased. late Of Coleton District having
filed In this Office petition to perpctuate testimony in
reference to the will Of the deceased LOST or destroyed
during the late war 1t is ordered that persons who
may deem themselves In any manner interested IN this
matter do plead answer or demur 10 sad petition with
in three months from the date hereof decree pro
eonfssso will be entered Of record against them.
.=g..s = B. STOKES, q. ED.
Commissioners Office, Coeton DISTRICT February 7th,
1887. IaluoS February 8 /
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aTN OTTO EN-; COMPLIANCE. WITH
Joint Resolution passed December 2sd 1854, notice Ia
hereby given Of the loss Of the following BONDS or
THE STATE OF s0UTH, CAROLINA, issue 1 under Act
passed 1851 to raise supplies for the year commencing
Octooa 1850 viz: Nos $780, 1s1 and 1892 each for $780,
dated LIST February 1851 to LOUISA c. CHAPMAN re-
deemable LIST July. 1870, together with the Coupons
thereon Of and from LIST July 1861 and that application
Will be made to the President Of the Bank of the State Of
South Carolina three months after date for the renewal
OF the same 1amo3+ 1919 February9
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IMPEACHMENT

there is destined to be much stragetc man oeuyor-
ing among the several aspirants for the part Of the
grand inquisitor. In thesc premises the status Of
affairs is more complicated, and, therefore, il
wolves deeper and craftier order Of consplrators.
ASHLEY, the mover of the investigation of the Pro-
sidents acts with reference to bringing him to
trial is too much OF an nonentty to be taken into
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The following is made up largely from the

The following is made up largely from the
Round Table, of February 2.
Mr. C. WASHINGTON Moon writes that his
ssDeans English" has been reprinted in New YORK
by Mr.. SrRAHAN, who sells it for $1.75. Mr. Moon
offers to booksellers the original English wolk, in
sheets at one-twefth this price, but complains that
the trade prefers buying Mr. srnAHANs to the
sgreatly superior edition put forth in England by
the author, all because there is no international
copyright law.
Miss Mary L. BoorH appears to be most i1l-
dustrious translator. We suspect sho has ira
ducing bureau, and employs jourpeywomen, she
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81 CONSIGNEE6 BY THE STEAMSHIP CAR
5LOTTA, from New York, are notified that ahe is
diBcharging cargo at Brown T. Co.'s South Wharf
Goods unoaled for at sunset viii be stored ut owners
risk and expense. STREET BRoTHERs & 90,
February !. Agents.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YoaK, as, February BNoon.--stocks dull !;
Five-twenties OF '62, Coupons, 103a. Exchange, 60
days, 8Aa81 Sight 81. Gold 1871. Flour Q shade 81 adj
easier Wheat dull and dropping. Corn dull ana IN
declining Pork a shade frmer new Mess S2ll23.
Lard quiet. Cotton quiet; Midling Uplands 80.
tt1sti1s cHsonaaAM.H @ February e-Flour unchanged;
% W5sa sbsd 5 Corn Se SaER iDostys os slass
Wb;skey 2G, in bond. Provisions frmer, but not
q Fhioher.s Blk Meats advanced Lard 129. Mess
x Ba1rmoss saoa1s - February s.7coase firm. Sugar e.
steady With more nauy rn Fl0ar ore sonfbeIn nas
T Wits 81 o. Mixed Western s7as9c; Oats 58G
Provisions active aud Pork s22 Bulk sh9ul, 1S9
ders &c; Sides, ribbed and short rib ribbed, losc.
clear Ribbed 11c Whiskey, in bond, sgo. 9 aor azc
1,,Ses! Ffe market closed dull and nominal he.
ceipta for the week 10000 bales. Exports sooo
Stock s., ,000 =. -. !" ss. :
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Rsr0RPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL-THE REV.
THOMAS HIRsT SMITH, Of the Unitarian Church, viii
perform Divine Service In this Chapel To1o,row Aer
noon, 10th inst, at 3k o'clock 81 February 9 :
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SPECIAL NO TlC.ES,.

aEs CIRCULAR sCHURCH.-T REGULAR
SERVICES Of this Church Win be resumed To- Aor7o,v
in the New Lecture Room. Preaching BY the Pastor,
Rev. " b. ADAMS In the morning at alspast ten and
in the afternoon at halfpast three O'clock :. -
February 9 -
MrCONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER CARROLL,
from Baltimore arc hereby notified that the sp Il This
Day dschargng cargo at Pier No. l. Union Wharves Al
goods renantnon tho wharf after sunset uncaled for
will be stored at their expense and risk.
g,.-5.5z... 5s..-. 5:.s, MoRDEoAI 4: CO., Agents,
Fabruarv sfss.aSE''hf--'..
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nEAWAY WITH sPEOTACLES.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles. Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of tan CENTS Address
E. B. FooIE, NJ. D., No. 11so Broadway, New York.
q
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GAS LIGHT MULTIPLIER

to Stores, Private Dwellings Churches &c, in this CITY,
Mr.. PoZNANsKI refers all those interested In the
matter to his Pamphlet, wherein will be found full
description Of the system proposed, and the results OBJ
taned by its application to several buildings In this
city. <. . 8. $3.50
Office, No. 20 BROAD STREET, LAW RANGE. -
Factory No. 44g KING STREET, attho Gas Apparatus
Works of WM. f. PADDON.
Orders msy be Left at either Of these places.
i Office hours from 10 to O'Clock
February 1mo
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Our Washington Letter.
upon THE EVE OH AN EXPLOSION.

lspno1A1 CORRESPONDENCE OF run DAILY NEWS.
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a% NOTICE TO MARINERS AP:TAINs
AND pIoTs wiahing to anchor their vessels IN Ashley
River are requested not to do 20 within direct
range -of the heads lot. the; RAILROAD
sWHARvEs, on the Charleston and 81 Andrews ade.of
the Aahsy River which precauon, contact With the
Submarine Telegraph Gable VIII be esotded
s. g. TURNER, q. N.
Hafbor Maatera omce, Charleston, February 8, 1ses
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, February 7-Lord STANLEY protests
against the illegaity Of the delay in the Spanish
proceedings against tho English ship Tornado.
The Confederate Bondholders have umtedly Pc
titioned the British Government to back their
claims.
:: PARIS, February Prince NAPOLEON Will be o
Director at the Paris Exposition.
The Emperors speech to the Legislature viii
announce the close OF the Mexican and Eastern
questions.
I1vERroo1., February THE steamship Queen
has arrived. -.
LIVERPOOL, February 8-Noon.-The Brokers
Circular reports the total sales Of cotton for the
week ending last evening at 5000 bales.i The
market had downward tendency, AID niddllng
Uplands have declined fully I'D. during the week.
The market to-day is unchanged, with prospec-
tive days sale Of about 1000 bales; Midding Up
lands, l4sd. Consols advanced 3D., quoted at 80
1916 520s, 72 Ills, at Frankfort 764, at Paris adj
yanced /.
IrvEapoo1, February Evening Cotton closed
dull with tho dc..'s sale Of 1000 bales; Middling
Uplands declined to 14tal4 I'd. ,l.sst.
LONDON, February , --Noon.-C -Consols, sOl; 5-2o's
70 1Q.1S
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SENATORIAL BANK ZOE SOUTH iOAROIL
MA, IN CHARLEsToN.--Books o. Subscription. 70 the
osital Stock Of this Bank 70 5000 oao tdiyid
ed into 5000 Shares Of 800 each with privilege OF In
crease to an amount not exceeding 1000 600, WIN be
opened at the Book Store Of MI s. q: CouaIENAy No.
Broad street on Nonday Gle 11th instant: 70
O'Clock a: O'Clock P: NJ, and cohnas open every
day, d. ing the same hours until the 18th inst
incluz,ge, unless the aoant q stock
subsuribed:a Five co., Diuarnpm Share viii bs required
at the time OF subscription and the anainde such
1nstaments as may ealled for the Board Of M1ec
tofs. i
sP H. KEGLER r,o,1ni ~, iaaionera Il, e NJ
t14ltoECSs att{ti
n. D. sTRoBFl Z. ~. t:5ss,.4
Febrtary -, 3. *
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aEMEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Cen. "A: NJ. MANlGAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. "A CITIZEN.
Noyennber :is:. gtu
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, MARRIED;

On the 7th inst, by Rev. A. GLENNn, G. E. HUGER to
SUSAN E., daughter OF the late Col T. P1NuKNEY Az
SToN. :sss 3 z.&7zsE= :5--az=:z5Jx
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s@ AN
NoUNCE JOHN 7. M4lIGAN as 9 Candidate for Sheriff
Of Charleston District at the election In July NEXT
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