davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12

National Freednaan's savlnEs Bank.
Tho hith annual meellnR Of this company
Was hold At IL banking -ofloo, No. blS
Seventh street, opposite the post-ofiee, on
Thursday afternoon, the 10Th Inst. There
were present, Hon. Edgar Ketchum, com>
missioner Of bankruptcy, New York. Hon.
A. 3. Barnes and Rev. Geo. Whlpple, New
York, Hon. J. NJ. Brodhead, Second Comp
troller Of the treasury Hon. L. r. futile,
Assistant United States Treasurer Drs. A.
u. Augusta and o. b. Purvis, Henry ID.
Cooke aud W. 8. Huntington, esqs., Gems.
Q. o. Howard, q. W. Balloch and z. Whit
tlesey, Of Washlngtonj Hon. ]. J. Stewart
and 3. Townsend, esq, Of Baltlmorej Bishop
Talbot; Hon. John Rice, president OF tho
First National Bank OF Atlanta, Cal J. W.
Alyord, COO, 2. Richards, superintendent OF
edueatlonl Rev. D. w. Anderson, Lewis
Clephane, esq, and others.
By the report which was read BY the actu.
arr and adopted By the board, Il appeared
that tho deposits OF the company have been
more than quadrupled In the four years
The following figures showed the condl-
tion ofthe depoaitsi
March l, lse0 ...................... tlp9,ass ~
March ], 1851 .s..s........t..s...... see'sSs y
March ], 1893 ......s.s....a......, e9as2p9 %
March lgeg ,ols W y
maroh l, lSO 's..ssss....s.sUs.s"..l,oo 70
Thetotal amouut OF money depoaltedln the
bank during Its existouce Ia az. COS, Tsi .oS.
Tha hnslnesa IN tho banh for ne ns,t three
montbs Ia a. follova = -,
~, n.,.,nh., $40 d.n,,,.. .,,, "a, 30
For December, ISIS, drsitr. =, ess'ssi "a
-
Net gAln, ;;.....,"... iol,!os s.
Eor JannAfy, $50, depeaits- %
For January, 1870, drafts ....,....... too,bn 10
80. ."#.H. ~. -.
For February. 1870, dfafiS............tsI,OO 700 u
"
w. & 49,, 1891 ~
~ 49, 80. ~. 20
Tug saln Ior tno ~ ye ~. - sOoo'oai'ao'
Averaging pei month t,S,oSo.to.
rrn, ns s,a,nn hu a. .ne company sre II
estate as !. needed for lie business. The 70
port Of me examining committee Of lne
company lhessrs. Alvoro, hunhng,on aug
baliocn,l Nno naa eorree'ea ano ehsmlneo
.ne oonos snd DEEDS and other securities IN
- Possesaion, showed their value 70 %
sl,0oo,ioo.tS.
Inia company mas PAID In interest 70 lts
dePosnors In the lslt Tour Year,, tIv,viSiS,
ana yesteraay declared 3 dividend AZ tne
reso OF nIo per GENT; per annum LOT tne paal
louI m0n'ns' Payaoio on anu aiter 'no Isl
o AR W A,,o,, a., .,..,.s
W. A'9iu, esq was re-elee1ea as pres
ldent, ana MAJ. uon. hoWafol nrst vice
pIeaioonsi hent{ y. yoone, w. o. hunung
y9nl e,q1s,y ana hon. L. X. Iuule, Assistant
vnited states treasurer, finance committees
Ool. ~. Il. Eaton and u. W. btckney, esq,
were continued as actuary and assistant
actusrJ, which positions they have occupied
lot the paat three years.
Inc business and prospects OF the com
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12

p 'sTHH Sous AND DAu0uTERs or LIBGR-
TY."-Mr. Wilson introduced In the Senate
yesterday morning bill TO incorporate
"The Sous and Daughters Of Liberty" 10
the District OF Columbia, benevolent as
ISOLATION. II names rs corporatora Joseph
Brooks, Thomas W. Chase, Henry Beverly,
Washington Waller, John n. Brooks, Thorn
ton FltEhugh, ElEy Harvey, Julius Cham.
berlaln, Alexander Anderson, Richard Ash.
ton, John ]. Bollard, Dennis Wallace, Samuel
Deane, Moaes Tibbs, John Racks, Philip
Tyler, Edward Laws, Debner Walker, James
Y. Williams, John II. Pollard, and Robert
Harrison. Referred 10 th Q Committee on
the District Of Columbia. l.f.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

WALL4D IN WIrH PAPnl--Why arc tho
hair colorlng preparations kept darki
and exposes their foul sediment Hence the
bottles arc jAoketed with pasta and paper.
Phalon's VltAlia, or Salvation forthe Hair,
on the other hand, Is as clear and trans
parent In tho supahlne NJ In the shads.N It
reyiyes the natural color In every tune
blcached nbre, aud doea not stain the akin
Sold BY all druggists aud fancy goodS
dealera. yrf rs llu- i4f1 cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12

HoIF's- MALT EXTRACT IL already used
by our arst famllles, and prescribed BY our
most eminent physicians, whose approval
and encomiums have BEEN bestowed upon
this wonderful tonic beverage, II being par
tlcularly adapted 10 parsons Of weak and
debllllated constitutions, Especially nurAlng
mothers,) and all those who are IahorInE
under dyspepaiA, loss OF appetite, scrofula,
chlorosls, &C., general debility and derange-
ment Of the whole system. Sold BY all
druggists and gtceers. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12

TTHT1D BrAYn8 gARINT 0EFlc1,l -. ~ ~
QI3V ilqQl Nkgnifafoa.p.Q z. ,MlfeA alel0.
lyl1 New f9fk, bfsYl q u n ~ SlQR, 81 a
Pet afsassa - IN .la ~ w "
1911, ~ - lmproy enSri n alEiAisFa ARf Nsslls
. iorA,f,a th.k a. lsllta5ayaI6 lhs siltts
closed On ~ lqlh AZ n Al Fsztl ,la.ll ~
M igI ~ y sH9 93, 9y 81
sHdthSi salal p6iihonba lizard ~ lhslst6 az, "
~ SssIoa iaas oppOss b sEishySa,.... ~ p
1AAUlL Z. ltthHRi
mia Wev oenmlssleneT u Patents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12
Oarnaea,

C,ARRIAoEIl cEkRiAOEslI oAasiAeEsni
90: q 5SiEk,s6 ss:H s!.s Ssis..
I. Ale, . lArge hHmRsF 81 sedsnd hama =
g I,C!I RockAwAYa, a., iVsIy shear, ~
hsbsifias Z 4 4 q I, - 2,
mll-lt RletolT 40 Rirhih olfsct
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12

CITT HOTEL, ALEXANDRIA,, = The City
Hotel, corner OF Cameron and Royal streets,
Alexandria, under the management OF
Francis q Can, preserves Its old reputation,
and continues To receive a large share Of the
public patronage. The gentlemanly pro-
prletors since they have assumed charge Of
the City Hotel have won golden opinlons
from their patrons. Both are from Loudoun
county, Virginia, and the City Hotel Is bo,
coming the popular resort Of all who have
occasion 10 stop In Alexandria. Coaches
run In connection with all the railroads and
steamboats, aud strangers are commended
to the hospltAble care OF the proprietors Of
this venerable house.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC. = DR..
Ashford will deliver course OF clinlcallec.
turcs Al TIM Columbia Hospital for Women,
commencing Saturday, March ~, al
o'clock, p. M, and weekly theEeaffsv until
.gr-TrT~zr7r--a 7-1-N f1E
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12

REsuMED srtom PArNEr, at BAner'I
Bowling Saloon, under Metr0polilan Hal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-12

SIXTH WARD IEIsH REPUBLICAN CLuB.-
At the meeting OF the Sixth ward irish Re.
publican club on Thursday night, Mr.. An
drew Neville presiding, and James Plant,
recording secretary, the resignation Of Mr..
Z. +. Casey as recording secretary, was
accepted. Mr.. Charles etoekhart was unan-
lmously elected assistant recording secrc-
tary. Mr.. o'Meara delivered brief ad.
dress, and urged all members 10 stand by
the Republican party. Mr.. P. II. Donegan
being present, also delivered q very Interest.
ing address. Mr.. VIM. q. Hanna offered
resolutions, which were adopted, declaring
Il TO DO the duty Of Republicans having con.
troll OF corporation work 10 employ, az faI
as possible, men who were In good standing
10 the Republican party, and known 70 be %
by connection with Republican club. Also,
that tho work ought TO be so distributed Al
e Give ~. wask IN ths saveral vards e
Republicans residing In the wards, and
thereby secure fair distribution OF labor,
The club then adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18
rHr STEAMSHIP sEnv1op BBrwEps pH1A. |

The STEAMSHIP SERVICE BETWEEN PH1LA-
DELPHrA AND CHARLEsToN-Th line Of steamers
which have been plying between this city and
Philadelphia has been discontnuedfor week or
two past, but through the influence Of Thomas
Clyde Esq, OF the latter city, this steam 1eryIce
Will be resumed and continued without intefrvp.
ton In the future. The fine large screw steamS
ship Ashland" HOO bales capacity, has been
placed on the line, and for the present the steam.
ship J. W. Everman will run in connection, gly-
weekly communication between the two ports.
Messrs. Edmund A. Souder, Jr., and Samuel D.
Adams, under the firm OF Souder & Adams, No. 8.
Dock street, Philadelphia, are agents In Phiadel-
phia; Messrs. W. P. Clyde Co., ofthat city adding
their influence and names to this Important en-
terprfsc Mr.. VIM. A. Courtenay will represent
the line in Charleston as agent and superlntend-
cnt. With the Philadelphia line as now prospect
ed, and our sprightly and energetic Baltimore and
New York Steam lines, our city has very decided
on the sea, which must contribute
largely to the growth OF her commerce.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18
Hotel Arr.rals-Aprn 1s and II.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

EP. Bennett, Sparta, Ga.;J. n. Wise, 1. J.
Davis, Edgeaeld; Mrs. webber, child and servant,
Mrs. Ramsey, South Carolina; NJ. Adelsheimer,
Chester; N. S. McArthur Limestone Springs; r
=. lost. New Jersey; Rev. J. B. Campbell, Brock
lyn; B. ". Davis, Richmond; J. X. Sterling, VII
mlngton; E. Baker wife and servant, MISS BAKER,
Albany; Rev. DR.. Watson, Mrs. Watson, Philadel'
Dhla; 6. oppenhemer, F. W. Worth, wife, two
children nurse and infant, ]. Shersiden, Mrs. X.
G. Rotch, Master F. Rotch, Miss Gilbert, General
Mcmahon, New York; s. A. Dockray, Florida; NJ
Latham, Baltimore; James N. Leatcherd anu
wife. Mrs. F. II. Root, Buffalo, New York;
". 3. Spooncr and wife, Boston; E. c. Baker and
wife, Darlington; L. F. Griffith, Baltimore; L! N.
.Speights, South Carolina; P. Sexton and wife, 7.
F. sexton, wife ard child. New York; +. McCabe,
81. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Oakley, New YORK; l..
D. Baldwin, Mrs. Fl. f. Crane, Miss Crane. New
ark; S. ]. Darlington, Richmond; ]. Hoey, Phil
adelphla; c. ". Kearney, F. Waller, Mr.. and Mrs.
ANobinson, n. Robinson, E. X. Willard and vile,
Miss L. Willard, Miss J. Bates, New York; H. Bu!'
1lngton, Wilmington; Dr.. J. Ellis and wife, Mrs.
A. H. Patten, New York; f. II. Marshal Philadel-
phia.
MILLS HOUSE.
w. C.. Bcn1ett, SOutn CorOtua, IL. +. SnecIo|i
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Nichols. New York; Mr..
ahl Mrs Filden, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Chicago; E.
oppenheimer, New Jersey; W. c. Willard and
wife, New York; J. Broekets and wife, New Jer'
sey: ]. O. White and wife, J. NJ. White, Massa-
chusetts; j. P. Dryke, wife and son, j. c. Croker
ford and wife, New York; S. Attefmans, Philadel
phia; P. c. Hartingh. New York; w. B. Richards
Toronto; A. Tucker, Miss Tucker, Miss Warren
Dr. Moreland, Boston; W. n. Putrer, F. E. Wild,
New York; H.iTerry, Rehmond;C. Garetson; U.
8. Army; Mr.. and Mrs. Robson, Miss Motley
Boston; c. F. Bailey, Philadelphia; J. II. Cohen,
II. G.. Smith and wife, New York; G. T. Davidson,
LIyerpoo!; Mr.. and Mrs. Fenny, Ohio.
PAVILION HOTEL.
D. N. Haines. Florence; G. Holloway. Coiuin-
s,,a. J. Y. Adams, South Carolina; J. 0'IIara,
J. A. Manning. Augusta; w. Bruyn and wife,
winchester; H. D. Hume, Madison; T. J. McEro
mack, Kentucky; z. n. Searson, P. Il. r. It.; G.
r Irvine NJ D., London; ]. Hanks, Steamer
pocosin; ]. G. Foster, wadmalaw; F.J. Beck
mann, Georgetown; Captain A. c. Goodseil ant
wife, New Haven; ]. Woodcock and son, Ne"
York; J. P. weatheesbee, Augusta; J. W. sinlth
n p. Terry, Mrs Il. L. Tunne and child, New
York: ]. NJ. Fireman, Gainesville; @. E. Darling
ton. ohio; M. L. Jones' N. E. R. R.; A. D. Mcneil
GEahams Cross Roads.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

THB FIFTEENTH AMENDNENT-GRAND CELE-
BRArIoN.-A few days since q convention of the
Committee OF Thirteen, and the delegates from
the various fire aad military companies and civic
societies, all colored, was held at the Military
Hall, when after the election Of officers and COM
mttees, it was resolved to hold mass meeting
this afternoon, on the Battery, at five O'Clock, to
make arrangements for the celebration OF the
Fifteenth Amendment, on the first Monday In
May. C. C. Bowen, Gilbert Plllsbury, A. j. Ran
sier, r. H. Cain, F. J. Noses, Jr., J. II. Raney, W.
J. WhIprer, G. W. Clark, J. H. jerks, and W. d.
Mishaw arc expected to address the meeting.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

STATE SUPREME CouRr.-CoLUaBrA, APRIL
15.-Thc court met at 10 A. H.. Present-Chef
Justice Moses and Associates Wright and Willard.
The following cases were ordered to he restored
to the docket: e. Bruce Walker. assignee, VS..
Lewis Covar; Ann Griffen and NJ L. Bonhair vs..
George Addison and II. W. Addison.
The following were restored 10 She docket anu
continued: C. l.. Clawson ct ai VS.. The Sutton
Gold Mine Company; Abel Robbins sos. vs. Il, W; y;
Kuthenson; snnle w. Bry Frutrel; Henry Beard
ads. James w. Williams; James McCrenry VS.. NJ.
G. Tazgarr, Jr;; J.: L; sieGert ct al ads; IDS 1. W. "
Lyon; same ads. William Lyon; same aus. u. ~.
SSsbsrt and wife; Allea i LyoIS, executors, ads.
j. T. owens anr vile; s. Moore and Mary Ann,
his wife vs. Elizabeth Adams and others; u. Z:
Harris, administrator. de 60,.iS non, VS.. Alfred
StillweI administrator, and Martha Harris, ad-
ministlatrix
In the cases OF Smith ct al IS. Adams, Frost &c
Co. ct al involving the conStituttonality OF thc
Homestead Act, MesSrS. Meetze, Harliee. Bryce
and Mcclure were heard for the constitutionaitty
of the act. Messrs. Trescot, Talley and Heinp-
hill. contra.
ito-morrow,) at 10 O'Clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

DETERMINED TO HOLD ON TO OFFICE
Daddy Calm is indignant that those OF the Radt-
calls who are out of office are forming plans "to
defeat as many OF the former members from this
county rs possible" Cain "has been Informed OF
a plau to form the committees In the wards III
such a manner rs to keep certain parties from
being nominated" and he suggests ITO those
trIcksters that he knows their plans, and when
the time comes, he will hold them up to the peo-
ple,s gaze, so tn. they shall know them and
their designs"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

SEVERE Hail. SroRM.-The Orangeburg Nows
says: ION Saturday night last some portions OF
our county were visited with the most terrific
hall storm ever remembered. On the place OF
Mr.. J. A. Wolfe, on Bull Swamp, it vented its
worst fury. Three showers during about thirty
minutes poured their furious missiles with appal-
ling force. The stones were seen in the road near
Jones's Bridge on Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
where they had been drlfted five inches deep. 1t
was the most terrible hail storm that has ever
visited these parts, and will long be remembered
with horror.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

HEROIC Active learn that on Friday iast'
when the steamer Samson left the Beaufort
wharf, she ran into S mall sail vessel. The SIN
persons on the vessel were plunged into the wa
ter. Five Of them were Immediately rescued put
one old colorcd woman sank. Mr.. wilson saw
her prccarisus position and galiantly plunged
overheard and rescued her.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18
D Y ]. s. 4 VA NJ.


p Q sIT1v ALE.
i On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, at the north OF the Exchange, will
sell to the highest bidder, without any manner Of
reserve, :. ia..
All that LOT OF LAND on Calhoun street. south
side. east OF Meeting street, formerly occupied
by the late James P. Earle, Elq.) measuring So
feet front by 2ls In depth, with the Buildings
thereon, consisting OF a comfortak.: two story
dwelling house, with piazza to the south, a two
story brick kitchen Immediately adjoining, a large
cstern, and other outbuldings, and known as No.
on plat made by Major Charles Parker, 1854, ON
record In the Mesne Conveyance of1ce, be the
same more or less.
ALSO,
AL that LOT OF '>D, with any Buildings that
may be thereon, Sit. on the south side OF Cal
houn street, near Arson street, measuring 40 feet
front by 200 feet in DEPTH, known as No. s on
plat male by Major Charles Parker, 1884, ON
record IN the Mesne Conveyance Office, be the
same more or less.
Tcrms-One.thlrd cash; remainder in bonds
bearing interest payable tn one and'two years,
with Insurance and assignment Of policy. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES w. GRAY
aprl5 Special Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18
o BUsIN NESS NOTIC ES.

SORGHUM WORKS AND REF1NERY.-The works
recently put up for the Illustration of the process
OF manufacturing syrup and sugar from sorghum,
and refining, will be In operation this day, frsm
II O'Clock A. M. 10 2 O'Clock P. NJ, and will be
continued from day to day. All persons interest
ed are Invited to witness It.
FRlEcIs G. GAIT, Agent
No. 80 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

UNITED STATES CoURr-HoN. GEORGE S.
BRYAN, JUDGE, PREs1DING.-The following ous!'
ness was disposed OF Saturday:
The case set for the day for trial was postpon-
cd, on account OF the unavoidable absence OF one
OF the counsel.
District Court.-Ey parte L. NJ Bradley, apDll-
cation for copyright of musical compositions,
granted.
Elk parte Il. L. Benbow, petition for final dis.
charge granted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18
PHOSPH ATES..
GR WITH OF THE FERTILIZER
TRADE OF CHARLESTON
WHAT OUR RAILROADS HAVE BEEN DOING.
Interesting Statements.

Tho worthy citizens who snuff the tainted
gale, and abuse, In no measured terms. these ':su
pernuous superphosphates, do not pause to con-
portancc to The community, or It's potential in
auence in developing the riches OF the State. ds-
theticaly considered, fertilizers may be nui-
the soil, and Of increasing the product OF given
quantity Of labor, their Importance is not likely
to be estimated too highly.
Even before the war Suanos were used in South
Carolina The consumption, however, was not
large, and only the diminished amount and In
creasng cost Of labor, consequent upon emanci-
patton, made the farmer consider whether 1t was
not better to decrease the area In cultivation and
by high farming increase the yield. There was
also, the expectation that the use OF fertilizers
would push the cotton plant forward so that the
danger from caterpilars would be lessencd, an
expectation which in maay marked instances
has been warranted by the facts.
The discovery OF the South Carolina phosphate
beds, some three years ago, encouraged the pub
lie to lend an ear to the advantages Of the differ
ent kinds OF guano. Capitalists put their money
freely into the venture, and the result was the
establishment OF the Wanto the Etlwan, and the
Pacific Phosphate Works. where the crude phos.
phatic rock is manipulated. made soluble. and
prepared for q market. These different compa-
nles give employment TO hundreds OF hands,
without counting the labor engaged in getting
out the crude rock by the different mining asso-
Citations. AS well as we have been able to learn,
all the different companies arc In prosperous
condition, and they have, this season, transacted
an enormous business.
1t Is difficult to ascertain how much fertillzlng
material OF the different kinds has actually been
sold. The agents are chary OF giving detailed
information but the records OF the railroad and
steamboat companies show toleraby well the
amount OF business done.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
During the three months ending on March
3lst the amount OF guano and fertilizers trans
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

IyouEsr.-Yesleriay Coroner Whiting held
an inquest upon the body OF colorcd man named
James 7. Carroll, who was found dead sitting AT
the window OF his chamber in America street.
Dr. R. Lebby, Jr., made post.mortem eXanina'
ton, which SHOWED that disease OF the heart ilad
caused the death. Deceased was seventy years
: OF age, and was employed as drayman by
Messrs Walker, Evans & Cogsvcll.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

FRssDaEH's BANK.-Thc February statement
OF the Charleston branch OF the National Freed
mans Savings and Trust Company shows the de-
posits were SSl, l,2Go is, drafts s20S57 20, amount
due depositors slGa,o6s G3. The abstract OF the
fifth annual report OF the company shows the
business of the Charleston branch in March, OF
,s6, 57, '6S, go and 20 as follows: Co. $3.50 3d.
,67 s2ao25 os; es, s56,so2 eS; sO, s9OOsi 81; 10
eI32 O5e a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

MASS MEETING-The following gentlemen
have signed call for mass meeting of the Irish
citizens and the friends OF Irshmcn, at Inc
Hibernian Hall tomorrow night. when testimo-
NAL will be gotten up for the mother of 0'Dono-
van Rossa, who is at present In the city: A G.
Magrath, William Moran, James Conner, j. M.
Muyaney, Edward McCrady, Jr., J. ]. Grace, j..
F. O'Ncill, Philip Fogarty, James Power, John
Kenney, W. E. Mikell, NJ. P. O'Connor, John
Burke, P. Brady, L. C. Norhrop and others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18
By J. s. RYAN. a,-
DOSITIVE SALE-DWELLNG HOUSE

Il and large Lot on CaIh0un Street, H0uth Bld6,
east OF Meeting street, at Auction.
On TUESDAY, the 10th Of April, OF IL O'Clock A.
A. the nSTth v,ps 1E 5ne RXchanSe yin sell at
AL that LOT OF LAND, situate lying and being
on Calhoun street. south side, east OF Meeting
street, and Immediately adjoining the residence
formerly occupied by the late James P. Earle
Esq, measuring ana containing in front, on Cal.
houn street, 40 feet, by II feet the back line,
Major Charles Parker, February 2, 1854, be the
same more or less.
With the BUILDINGS thereon, consisting Of q
two and half story frame dwelling two story
Kitchen and other outhouses, &C.
Terms-0ne-third cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage of the
premises; the same to be insured and policy as.
signed. Possession given at once Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. apr1l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

ANOTHER MASS Observation-Disclosures we
mention that q convention OF Republicans which
met on Wednesday night last adopted resulu-
tlons calling for mass meeting at five O'Clock
this afternoon, 10 make arrangements for cele-
brating the ratification OF the Fifteenth Amend.
mens. An advertisement In another column
states that convention which me! Saturday
night, decided to call for mass meeting at the
same place, at half-pass O'Clock for the same
purpose. 1t appears that one call Is from the
Bowen, and ihe other from the Maekey wing.
Fun is anticipated,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

FIVE THOUSAND DoLLALs' worth of dress
goods all last week arrivals, will be sold for the
next two weeks, at just half OF their original i'm
porting prices. FURcnGoTT Bro,
aprls Corner Calhoun and King streets.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

It will be noticed that the shipment OF fertilIz-
ers to Camden for three months OF 1870 Is three
times as much as for tDelue months OF 1869; the
shipments to way stations aro more than double,
and the shipments to Augusta and beyond are
nearly trebed. During the past season the fertl-
lIzer trade with points beyond Augusta has large
ly Increased. This shows that Charleston Is
spreading out her iron arms into the centre OF
Georgia and tile Southern cotton belt. The in-
crease in the shipments to the local stations Is
also an excellent sign Of progress. With more
than orty.ei1ht million pounds OF fertilizers sent
over the road in three months, no wonder that
the gale was tainted, and that the traveller over
the line found On omnipresent odor less savory,
by far, than the perfumes Of Araby the B lest.
THE NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.