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ENGLISH BooKs.-Mr. Samuel Fogartie has
received at his Book Repository, in the bend OIL
King street, large consignment of the puolea-
tions Of Virtue i Forston, OF London, OF whom ne
is the sole Southern agent. This Is said to be the
largest importation OF English books made since
the war, and covers works Of great excellence in
arr, science, and general literature.
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wy CHARLESTON, April IL.
To the Butlaing Committee q re ;, ,,,.. .,...,
.UsINEss NOTIC Es.

LAST Cu,ScE-s7oRE Lsr.-Baiancc OF stock
of c,o,hInp aud furnishing goods, selling at clos.
ip-out nr,ces. Call early to secure bargains, rs
our bus,uess will positively be closed April soh.
S,oro ex,urc, for SALE Macullar, Williams &
I,,,,.,.., ~, .,o7 King street. aprl4 thstu
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A MAsToDoN's JAw.-Professor Shepard has
in his possession at the laboratory Of the Medical
College, the lower jaw OF q young male mastodon.
1t Is about two feet long. From the fact that the
teeth are not worn at all, as would be the case
with an older aaimal it is judged that the former
pos&,ssor OF this jaw was young and male.
1t had two tusxs in the lower jaw, about
a foot long. This jaw was dug up at Phos-
phateyille, near the Eight-mile Pump, on the
Northeastern Railroad. Other portions OF the
body such as the ankle bones, vertesre, &C.,
have been found, but unlike this jaw. were so de-
-cayed as to scarcely bear handling. The Uranium
has not been found. The herbiferous beast which
chewed with this jaw, although young, must have
been between eleven and twelve feet high, and
about eighteen feet long. There were gian IS in
those dayS,1
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BY ]. s, RYAN,

Oy " pa u saNs !,,i..
DOSITIvE ESALE-DWELLING HOUSE
i and large Lot on Calhoun street, south
side, east OF Meeting street. at Auction.
On TUESDAY, the 10th OF April, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, at the north OF the Exchange will SELL at
Public Auction, without any manner OF reserve,
on Calhoun street, south side. east OF Meeting
street, and Immediately adjoining the residence
formerly occupied by the late James p. Earle,
Esq, measuring and containing In front, on Cal
houn street. 40 feet, by Al feet on the back line,
and 217 feet In depth, according to plat made
by Major Charles Parker, February 2, 1854, be the
same more or less.
With the BUILDINGS thereon, consisting Of
two and q half story frame dwelling o two story
kite m and other outhouses, &c.
Terms-One.third cash; balanoein 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.
N. B.-For any other Information please apply
at No. 81 Broad street. aprl4
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Sons OF pTsMPERANcE.-Hope Division, No.
& Sons Of Temperance, was instituted, and the
officers installed by Deputy Grand Worthy Patrl-
arch oliver Hewitt. at Graham's Turnout, South
Carolina Railroad, on Tuesday evening, l2tn
inst: Dr. Samuel H. Tiadal ". P: H. s. Hane, NJ.
D.. w A.; S. S. Lahtte, R. s.; G.. W. Turner, A. r.
s.; R. D. Holman, F. S.; R. Frank Lee, T.; L. W.
Kennedy, c.; George J. Fogle, A. c.; D. T. Ken
nerly /. s.; Thomas NJ. Kemp, O. S.; Ira G. Fielder,
Chaplain: Oliver Hewitt, 2. W. P.
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SPRING FAsluoNs.-The ladies' no doubt,
have read during the past few days, the adyer-
,iscmcnt of Mrs. Cooper, announcing the grand
ononinr the spring fashions in millinery and fan
Goods at M. 4ol King street today; and as they
~. nj, invited to call and see the latest styles anu
moya,,ics in ncad.dress, &C., Mrs. Cooper may
expect to see many Other lady friends.
,rno rouian,l walk mile to see the latest style
OF 1870 bOnnetso
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Marrien.

STENDORFF-JONES.-On Wednesday eve
ming, March 23d, by the Rev. W. ". Hicks, JULIUS
Il. NJ. OsrESD0RPF TO Miss SALLIE A., eldest
cards.
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apr14

m- CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
sOCIETY.-The Officers and Members Of the
Charleston Typographical Society are requested
to attend the Funeral Services Of their late
Brother Member, Mr.. JOHN CARR, from his late
residence, No. As Hasel street, THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock. BY order OF the Presldent.
JAMES ROMAN,
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y IT, MCDOWELL, King street, corner OF
Liberty, is selling French emma OF greatly re
luced prices.
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ms-CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 43.-Thc members OF this Union are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Servl-
ces of their late Brother Member, Mr.. JOHN
CARR from his late residence, No. 4s Hasel street.
TINS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock
By order Of the President
WIN. J. NoSIMANN,
apr14 Secretary.
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CITY AFT AIR S .
Meetings This Day.

Washington Lodge. at P. NJ
South Carolina Jockey Club. at L. OIL.
Charleston County Agricultural Society. at
Pm
Palme to Fire Company, at 5 p NJ.
Typographical Society, at three-9uar'efS past
A. NJ.
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THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS is invited to
tim ouc,,,n sae OF sugar and molasses on Pal
me,to wharf, ut II O'Clock this morning, by
Messrs. ]. A. Ens.Ow & GO.
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mv AWAYWITH sPECTACLES.-oLD
Ewes made new, easily, without doctor or medi'
dnes. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad'
dress pr. E. B. FOoTE, No. 12O Lexington avenue,
- yor,- dec15
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Young in years your PRESTON was.
But not too young to die.

Young in years your PRESTON was,
But not too young to die.
Childhood, in its innocence and simplicity, un-
changed in the embrace OF DEATH is indeed, solem-
nifty personified; anu when We behold Death hoy.
ering around our household treasure the heart
itself sheds bitter tears when tits forced to realize
the truth IT'S then the strong heart Is seen to
shed the tear. Weep not, parents, his soul has
winged its flight to God-to Heaven. Nor permit
yourselves to grieve over the disappointment OF
not seeing him on EARTH for he was fully conscious
of his approaching death, and his calmness was
indeed verified in his declarations. angels he
SAW around his bed, and he welcomed the hour
that they should watt his restless soul to Christ.
Nor question the doings OF your God, for lie doeth
oil things well.
Prepare to meet him In Heaven, and cancel the
reality OF his death with the consolation that he
lIveth with angels in world where death Is never
known, nor pain doth claim part. You have o
treasure In the form OF an angel in heaven-a
star decking the Sayiours crown. Yes, he Is
gone
still, weep not parents, "all Is weil;''
BY your Maker he was given,
Though on earth he's lost to you.
He's found with angels up in Heaven,
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y IF YOU WANT LAW BOOKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, SO to EDWARD
PERRY, No. 1s5 Meeting street, opposite Charles
-. ,ro,o, charleston. s. C. decl4 BmOs
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5perial Notices.

ng- SPECIAL NOTICE.-BOoKs FOR
Subscription to the Stock OF the ENTERPRISE
RAILROAD COMPANY OF Charleston will be
opened on and after THIS DAY, the 23L instant, OF
the Office of Messrs. WHIPPER, ELLIOTT 4 AL
LEN, No. 91 Broad street, where the undersigned
may be found daily between the hours Of 10 A. n.
and ppm WM. MCKINLAY,
mcho3 ys1mths Treasurer
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msy-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

my-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, In 1884, Dr. RuGGE tliscoV-
cred "CarbolIc Acid" and iIa extraordinary medi-
cal effects, nothing In the history of Medicine has
equallcil 1t. Largely used by tile French physl-
clans In treatment OF consumptive and scrofu-
lous Diseases 1t was introduced by the Court Ply
sIclan OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
sia, and from thence 10 the United States. No.
thing else of the present day can equal HEN
RY,S SOLUTION OR CARBOLIC CONSTITUTION
RENovAToR. Patients get better aJte,' only one
dose has beer, taken, AMI we cordially recommend
II to the public-tEditor "ArguS." anl7 Tyr
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na- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
IA and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPERs, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting strect, oppo'
site Charleston HOTEL Charleston, S. {.
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SAVE YoyR MoyEY.-Buy your periodicals at
the Iiasel street Bazaar. New iofK Herald, Times,
World ana Tribune cents each
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TIE MAY CONVENTION following is a
list Of delegates appointed by the Agricultural
and Mechanical Society CT Sumter County to at
tend meeting of the Agricultural Convention,
to be held in Charleston on the 3d OF May next {:
Colonel John B. Moore, chairman; Major w. NJ.
Green, W. J. Durant, Dr.. John Fl. Furman, Cap
tain ]. W. Stuckey, E. A. Edwards, D. A. Fox
worth. f. E. L. PEBBLES, DR.. j. NJ Sanders, G. l..
WarEeu w. A. Ramsey.
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UNITED STATES CoURr-HoN. GEORGE s..
BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsIDISG.-The following busi-
ness was disposed Of in the Circuit and district
Courts yesterday:
District Court-Ex parte Joachim Falkenberg,
seaoorn J mes, Burrell Jones, OF Kershaw; W. A.
Biggort N. Craig. Peter B. Hammond, Daniel
and O. Hinson, Russell A. Ingraham, W. T. John
son, James Small. C. II. Tidwell, Milton T. lid
well, and William Walker. Petitions for inal dis
charges in bankruptcy, were referred to Registrar
Clawson for final hea ring, and to report.
Circuit Court.-George W. Bliss & Co. VS.. J. h.
Pawley. This being judgment by default, the
Judge signed a decree for plaintiff for s22si.
In the case OF Thomas A. McCreery, Of New
York. vs.. A. E. Warn, the jury found for the
defendant.
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ANOTHER lot orihose celebrated ffty-picture
albums, one dollar each, at the Hasel street Ia
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The German Church.

At meeting of the Building Committee OF
the German Lutheran Church, the chairman
Jacob H. Kalb, ESQ.,, stated that at the request o
Mr.. Devercux, he had called together three eX
pert and experienced buiflers, to examine into
and report upon the present condition oil Tue
building and the cause OF the aocldens OF Aprl
9th, which report he had the honor TO submit
lie said that he took pleasure In stating 10 Tic
Building Committee that the chairman OF tht
Committee on Survey, Mr.. O'Donnell, had cX
pressed to HIN great pleasure at the skilful and
substantial construction Of the building In Its va
rious "details.
A resolution was passed by the Building Com
mittce expressing sympathy with the contractor
who had most gratefully but respectfully declined
pccunlary assistance.
The following is the report OF the Committee Oh
survey:
CHARLESTON, April IL.
To the Buildtng Committee Of ne ,-,,.,
~ ''' German Church In King street:
GENTLEMgS-Iu compliance WIN your Ie
rnrsi we The undersigned builders. repaired To
tne cnurch building and carefully examined inlo
the cause OF the disastrous anu unexpected acci'
dent TO the roof or same. ,,nox,,o,o oyoni
After careful, thorough anu lin la ~, ~ ehu,li.'
notion into and inspection OF the cause Oh the ac
rIen aIn and and ARE present condition OF the edace We
see blame should be to s
builder The walls Of present are as perieSs an
% Ihe west ra6ie, upon which the rsfters fell the
;minrv nn tn Which IA very trivial we believe. The
accident is wholly attributaDle 10 the storm OF
saturday evening, April o. isiV ,o -, oar rosnoot
To ali nr which OF the aoo'e we ii'os' ieSpc''
fully submit. n.-,,cr o,DoxNr1,
(Signel) W. ~ IIotsToS
DANIEL g. WAYNE.
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Rev. Mr. HIcKs's LEcTURE.-The conclud-
ing lecture Of the series at the Academy Of Music
had smaller audience than 1t deserved, whether
we regard the elevation OF the subject or t1e fin
ish OF the style. The theme was the law ana the
.srue aim of life. The lecturer insisted upon the
absolute supremacy OF conscience as the prlnci-
pie OF aaty; as the power by which character is
moulded, and as the tower Of happiness. Moral
greatness he commended as not only the most
worthy end OF human ambition, but as an attain
ment within the reach Of every man. The leo
Tnrer assisted with intense aud thrilling earnest
ness that this sconsummaton OF q perfect humanity
was not only independent Of the sway of external
circumstances, but was even promoted by diff
Guilty and opposition. The address at the close
was direct and pungent, and would not have
been unsuited to the sacred desk. The speaker
expressed the hope that Others OF the Charleston
clergy would follow the example that he had vea-
tured to set, and use the "beautiful temple OF
art" for the delivery OF lectures, more secular In
character than those delivered in our churches.
The attendance, however during the series now
concluded, will scarcely justify that expectation.
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NEW CATHOLIC BISHOP or SAvANNAH.-The
following letters give official information to the
statement already published In THE news, that
bishop yero. has, at his own request, been trans.
ferred to the new See OF St. Augustine, Fla, and
that Bishop Persco has been appoihteu bsnop or
Savannah:
ROME, March 15, 1870.
y,1.y Rey. W. j. Hamilton. Administrator, dc. :
VERY REV AND DEAR SIR-I think 1t my duty to
give you olicial information that as ms own re-
yvannah. has been transferred to the new See OF
ST. Augustine, and that Right Rev. DR.. Ignatius
Persico has been appointed. by Apostolic briefs
already issued, to the See OF Savannah. You viii,
OF course. regulate yourself accordingly.
Very truly NJ. ]. SPALDING,
Bishop OF baltimore.
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HAVE You TRIED Ny DOLLAR TEA
aprl3 "ii"'oN uno0shi'
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A NEW STYLE OF fine initial note paper and
envelopes, 40 cents box, at the Hascl street Ba-
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: THURSDAY, APRIL Ia

DEATH or A PRINTER.-Mr. John Carr, favor
ably known and respected by the craft of this
CITY. died Yesterday morning, after an illness OF
about two weeks from pneumonia. aged Sugars
Tho deceased WAS native OF Baltimore. but had
worked as compositor on the charleston papers
for nearly thirty years. He leaves large family.
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mur wEDLoCK-THE BASIS OF CIVIL

~ NWEDLOCk-THEB BASIS OF CIVIL
SOClETY.-Essays for Young Men, on the honor
and happiness Of Marriage and the evils and dan
gers OF Celibacy, with sanitary help for the at
taInment of mans true position IN life. Sent free
In sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASS0CI.
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pc.
Iau0S amos
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Anrtion Sales.--future Da1s.
By WARDLAW 8 CAREW.

ny w WA11OHAW % ChNEWs
DEAL ESTATE IN PITT STREET.
LII VIII be sold In front OF the Old Postonnce,
foot OF Broad street, at II o'clock A. NJ, on TUES.
DAY next, 18th instant.
The HOUSE and LOT, No. 3s Pitt street, east
slde, between Bull and Calhoun Streets. Tho
House contains four good rooms and kitchen.
The Lot measures 2S feet front on Pitt street, By
65 feet deep.
ALSO, -
HOUSE and LOT. directly north OF the above,
known as No. 40. This Lot measures 3s feet front
by 65 feet In depth. The House contains hve good
rooms, witha Kitchen and necessary olthulld.
ings.
:. These houses are very suitable fer small fami,
lies.
Terms cash. april thsmtu{
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TIE GERMAN SHoo FLY.-Hans Breitmann
seems to have written travesty on Excelsior y
by which the rapidly fading Shoo Fly is for few
brief hours galvanized into new life. The first
two stanzas run IN this way:
Der efening clouds was seddng fasd,
ASA young man drough der 1lage BASED,
Shkading along mil der shdorm and hail,
Nit desc words tied on his coad dali:
.'Shoo, ny."
:'Oh don'd go such night like Dose"
His mudder CRIES. "iOu will got froze;
dot John FroSd dot will nip your ear"
lie only said so init q shneer:
"Shoo, n.y."
Then the old man and the young maid tell him
TO stop, but
Higher und higher that young man vent,
For the shdOrmS he dOnd not care cent
AS he wiped dat shnow or his lcld ear,
Dem words vas herd sdill slldronS und CLEAR
"Shoo, 1y."
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mr AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
rRussEs-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FOOTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue, New
York. oeei'
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BY F. p. SALAS,
A-cftnr. eer.

CARGO OF DAMAGED SUGAR, ON
I account of the underwriters and oil con-
On TUESDAY next, the 10Th instant, at II
O'Clock A, NJ, will lie sold In lots to suit purcha-
sers, at the store, southwest corner OF state anu
Chalmers streets,
cargo OF SUGARS. damaged on the voyage OF
importation. consisting Of:
100 boxes SUGAR
100 barrels Sugar
6l hogsheads Sugar.
Terms cash.
RE- The Augusta Constitutionalist. Columbia
Pho.niy and Savannah Republican will give the
above three insertions and send bills TO F. z. 5.
apr13
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@~THE LADIES' FRIEND. OAR
LING SELP-SUPPLYING PENHOLDER La
dies are requested to call OF the Uptown News
Depot aud examine It.
BOINEST 4 MARTIN,
King, opposite Ann street,
onr1 thmi Sole AGENTS
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@y BOTTLED UNDER THE SUPER
VISION OF THE FRENCH GovERNMENT-GEN
UINE vICHY WATER. For sale by
VIM S. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 275 King street
Price 50 cents per bottle, SIS per dozen-ful
quarts. apr9
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0bltuarn.

ITZS!MONS.-Deparsed this life, in Hunts
vile, Penn, January 23d, 1870. PRESTON B. FITz-
SIMoNs son of Charles B. and Ellen FitZsimOnS.
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DESERVED COMPLIMENT -GapSaln d. ID. MIL
Ter, the agent of the Southern Life Insurance
Company, has been presented with handsome
cane by the company. On the cane there is the
device Of a dogs head, one side Of which bears
the inscription "From the Southern Life Insu-
rance Comnsny to its most successful Agent"
n, rho other side IS endorsed: atlanta, Ca,
March Ma 10, 1870. J. b. Gordon, President; W. g.
Morris seorctary.n On the collar circling the
neck Of the dog is endorsed; Captain j. Fl.
Miller, General Agent"
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A FIGHT BETWEEN Two OpricSRs-A PISTOL
UsEp.-Abous II O'Clock night b:ore last, Oncer
Hernandez, of tile detective force, assaulted anu
shot NJ Sergeant Reed, of the police force. Reed
states that Hernandez came into tue "uarunousc
anu asked to see the officer OF the day. heeo re-
fused TO allow him to do so without s'ating HIS
business. he having received instructions 10 thal
effect. Hernandez then trictl to go up stairs an''
Reed stopped him. scui,lc then ensued, during
which Hernandez sh0; a: Reed, fortunately not
hitting him. Herman iel wds tlItn locked up until
Yesterday morning, when III, Mayor turned the
case over to magistrate, and dismissed Herman
dez from the detective force.
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5perial Notlres.

@rPUBLIC MARKETs.-To-MOR
ROW being Good Friday, the Markets will be
closed at O'Clock a. NJ.
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Tsp UBLIC MARKETS.-TO-MO o R
ROW being Good Friday, the Markets will be
closed at 9 o'clock a. NJ.
WILLIAM KIRKWoOD,
apr14 % Chief Clerk.
@- NOTICE.-ALL PARTIES ARE
forbid removing any portion OF the wreck or car.
go of the Schooner ELIZA PIKE, ashore on or
near Long Island beach, without written per-
NIT from me- having purchased the same.
apr141r 9. Fl. OPPENHEIM.
@- CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner B. N. HAWKINS are requested to
send for Goods THIS DAY OF Adger's North Wharf
before sunset, or they will be stored at their risk
and expense. No claims allowed after Goods are
removed. WILLIAM ROACH & CO.
apr14
@- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for completing the Breast Dam
at Langley, S. c., formerly known as Kalmia
Miils,) about eight miles from Augusta, on the
South Carolina Railroad, will be received until
May 1st. Specifications can be seen at the office
of Messrs. J. SIBLEY L SONS, Augusta, Ca, or
upon the premises at Langley, S. G. The Com
pany reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
WIZ. G. sIBLEY, President
aprl4 1mo Langley Manufacturing Co.
M- PUBLIC S.-EXAMINA-
TION OF TEACI1ERs.-The Regular Quarterly
Examination Of applicants for the office OF
Teacher In the Public Schools, )" will be held at
the Normal School, st. Philip street, on sATUR.
DAY, 10th instant, commencing at 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
Candidates will please be present punctualy at
the hour named.
By order OF the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
apr12 5 Secretary G. F. S.
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D- THE BACHELORS INQUIRY.
never had pain or ache,
But once In all my life before;
Dut now good health does me forsake,
I'm sick and weak and very poor.
I've lost my appetite entire,
I'm nervous and dyspeptc;
can't keep warm without fire,
use the oil-"Electric,"
I'm toll my constitutions broke''-
Can get nought to mend lt'
fear poralytic stroke
Pray Heaven, do net send 1t.
I'll to Columbia, right away,
Ask 1.-THE Legislative sltters,"
Shall use ''the Tonic OF the day,
Solomon's JnYigorating BittcrsH"
apr12 tuthsa
es- GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S
OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
CHARLESTON, S. c., MARCH 80, 1S7o-For the
Information Of Shippers, the folio wing letter Is
published. II. 7. PEAKE,
General superintendent
(ooPY.)
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE
CREENyILLE i COLUMBIA r. r. Co., !
COLUMBIA s. c., March %, 1870. }
Bfr. III. T. PeaEe General Super'dt S. C. r. R.:
DEAR SIR: You will please stop the receipts OF
Freight for points on the Laurens Railroad, GALA
pa, Klnard's, Martins, Clinton and Laurens)
until you are notified from this office to COM
mence receiving FreIghts again for these points
Yours, very respectfully,
(SIgned.) W. ALST0N GlBHES,
mch31 General Agent.