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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05

SPECK & DoDD Plows, Hand Garden Plows
~ one and two horse Dirt Scoops. for sale BY
April 8, 1870. McCURDY q DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05

ENARLY ROSE. Early Goodrich and other Seed
- Pota toes, warranted pure; Sweet Potato Sets,
Broom Corn Seed, En- gish Lawn RAGS See,I, white
Clover also full stock of Fresh arden Seeds from
the best growers, for sale by
April S. 1870. McCURDY 4 DUKE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05
Virginia.
Decision of Jadge Undertcood--Zniunction
15gdinst EHIyson.

RICHMOND, March 31.-Judge Under
wood to day granted an injunction restraining
Elyson from acting as Mayor. He also re-
fused an appeal on the ground that the in
junction was temporary, to continue only I'M
til the next term. Mayor Ellyson's counsel
gave notice of their intention to disobey the
order of the Court, in order to cause the ar
rest of Ellyson, and then bring his case before
the Supreme Court on a writ of habens corpus
The Judge, in his decision, declares the En-
abling act passed by the Legislature ,uncon-
stitutional, which decision affects nearly all
the officers in the State.
RICHMOND, March 31.-The injunction
granted this morning was issued this afternoon
to Mayor Elyson, the City Council and the
police, but they went on with the city affairs
as usual. Cnhoon issues proclamation this
evening, saying his police force will be prompt
ly reorganized, and requesting the persons ap-
pointed by Mayor Ellyson to retire to their
homes peacefully, in order that no further
breach of the pence may occur 1t is sup
posed that when Ellyson holds his Court to-
morrow the United States authorities will ar
rest him, which is the manner in which his
counsel hope, by a writ of hGbe0S corpus, to
get the case before the Supreme Court Ell
lysen's police still have control of the city.
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FoR lS7O,a month " jnurRai of 10 pages of choice
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RAG CARPETING FOR SALE.

7 HAVE on hand several pieces of very superior
i CARPETING, made of new material through
out, which viii sell very low for Cash. or part
trade. Carpeting made for customers Furnishing
the material, at reasonable rates. Also Clothing
Dyed at all times; JACOB W. HAINEs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05
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CECRETs OF internal REVENUE, bv
~ Prominent Officer of the Treasury Service,
showing up the see'cfs and inser workings of the
Revenue Department.. the Wbiskey Ring, Gold
Ring, and Drawback Frauds. Systematic Robbery,
d PredatioNs CcnspirAcies md Raids-on the Gov
eminent, Malfeasance, Tyranny and Corruption of
high OFF :ias The most stasHn and iBto, FAINT book
published. Containing ibost 500 we'll hiled pages
SpiriIedly illustrated. AGESrs WASTED. Canvass
ing Book and complete outfit free. Address
W NJ. FLINT. Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa Chi
cngo, Ill. or Cincinnati Ohio
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05

ONION Sets for sale by
" April 5, 1870 McCURDY DUKE.
WHITEwASH Brushes for sale BY
w April 5. 1870. McCURDY DUKE.
WAGON, Carriage & Riding VIII Ups, for sale by
" April 5, 1870. JAS LAW. H0OFF-
SHAFTS. spOkes, Rims, Hubs, AIeIs c. for saIO
~ BY JAS. LAW. HooFP.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-05
sOROFULA, SYPHILIS, DYSPEPSIA.

Liver Complaint. Chrouic Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Nervous Affections. Eruptinns Of the Skin. Hu.
mora, Loss OF Vigor, Diseases of the Kid
peys and Bladder. and all DiEeaasa
caused byA
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

Msaos.ay ~ gsH 1855 Ss
Ihursds, Fse ,,'.'.'''''''''''''''''''' isotss
wsd1sSi,y p,C ii; ssSso,o,.
observed certified check Of iye per cent Of bad
offer must be deposited Herewith. Proposals sM b
a. ~ GS aecep TSfa cray Of SSnS in Is
Of the amount advertised for Further particularly
can be had at this office. BY order OF the Secretary of
the Treasury. CHAs. j. FoLGER, Assist Treasurer
At an election held at the Nsiona Stock Exchange to-
day, the following officers were elected:
For President J. h. Romsr For lst vicePresdent,
Isidore vaentinej 81 Vice President; T. r. Ireman
sistant SECRETARY John r. Lansing Chairman Abtra'
ton Committee, John 0. Mott; r..,..
The Executive Committee G. F. Woods, O. E Thorourns
f. G. Gilman NJ. O. Clapp, Geo. A. New, r. d. fioranees
d. Randall.
Finance Committee, W. r. Brown J. F. Rosenoaum, b
r. Reynolds. Theo. II. Taylor, VIM, Pinkney;
For Membership Committee, william Ward, Thos ntog
G. V. de Forest Geo f. King, W r. Davis, Wn Enefsont
Geo ". Bond. Lewis Mayer, Ernest OFTEN.
Board OF Appeals ). J. Sylvester. +. Bsesett, y q
Ruxtop, II. b. Smith, o. klemu j. \. Petty. f. L. MONT
gomery.
AS noticed recently the different coal companies N
Western Maryland negotiating for union Of neff
ests The Directors of the Cumberland aud Americaa
have agreed INTO the" Consolidation Coal tcuN
pany" the nominal capital OF which IA to be s2ooo6G
The Cumberland and Old Consolidation 20 In at $1,000
EACH and the American at ss75,ooo The stockholders
OF the American are receive $40 " new stock FOR $40
OF their present stock.
Mr. Leroy Nichols who was unable to meet his englgsf
eIts on Rock Island Yesterday gave notice OF iha. ic
by letter the Stock Exchange this morning Mr. Sh1
OILS says he will settle all his contracts in Rock lsaud
the same manner il they made at the Board aac
as il the stock had not been stricken from the list
telegram from Burlington iowa, that the Dur'
ngtop Cedar Ra pds and Minnesota Railroad laa tic
last rail to-day 70 complete road TO Columbus NC
ton This makes a direct route from Keokuk TO D en-"
port Rock Island Des Moines, and also from ar'
lmgon TO Chicago
Al the annual meeting OF the Cleveland and MaP-Es
Railroad Company, held in Cleveland on Friday !ah' ~
Joseph Perkins elected President, and Mr. Gee -
Ny att Secretary and Treasurer. both OF Cleveland
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF eee,
from the port of New York to u ports for the eei
ending Feb.a, 1870, was t3,s2247O.
The following partial statement Of the value ot
imports into and Of exports and retxpors from. -
United States during the month OF November, 1859:
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Two medals, connected by a gold chain, were
pIekcd up by farmer while building fence at Law
rrpee Kansas the other day. One was stamped with
,he British coat ~ arms and bust OF George ILL., while
the other has the inscriptions SECOND Presidency OF
Seorge Washington, MDCC NCNI." Five hundred DOL
Ers has been offered for the medals.
The Prassian Government has military maps
Of every foot of its territory complete that every hi
rayne brooklet field and forest deneated with per.
feet accuracy. 1t boast with Prussian mill
tary that within the OF eight days s 600 men
eau I've concentrated 10 the defense OF any single point
within the Kingdom and every Will he trained aud
seileQupped soldier.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that notwith-
standing that the circulation of the Paris daes in 1859
copies per day. and that the weekles are 26 In
number the French have not a Journal OF the high
shTaeter of The Spectator The SATURDAY. R<rieo.or,
suppose they would like TO say, OF The FdH MAI
The for this defect s not far on 1he
Parisians have little think. When they take time
10 do thar results may be found at the MOrgue"
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
Situations GlanttS- .ftmalts.

SITUATION WANTED by German
N general bontrork cook washer ana rohe
Ctr reference Apply At No Frstst, enrner BousJ
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
" found at HLDs GERMAN INSTITUTE l27 Norfolk ST.
brtvv tsr and RrDrton-si
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE Bonds. OF 'eaN'Hs
railroad lines in the South.
per cent bonds at So IS and 90 cents on the d0I>e
PAYING to 10 per cent on investmens.
MORTGAGES only 1000 to $4,000 per mile.
INTEREST Coupons payable semi-ann uaiy ID ""
York.
PRINcIrAL due 1884 20 1880
LANCASTER. BRowN 4 To-.
2s Nassax-st
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

L,OR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching ~
IL Esvpen-Wntsf srrangenenta-Ths glssdh hesnem m"
PORT tennsudsr Lewis OLD COLONY, Commander Sm
.svs daily tsabdys sIsspsa 6tp ~ h.m Per 1 nSn n,s'
600, Cbsmherrstt JAhD SBAJf, riss''hN
NJ r. sIkOSS, Mspasins Director.
. G. n. VALE. Gsp. Pi'sssrsr Agent,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

TIN. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa offers iss INV
Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds at 70. he
of tax. Many parties who have carefully examines
the merits of tese securities prefer them to any o's
in the market They now selling quite ~ iap'uS
as the Company can use the money in hn'h'es ~. ~
road. Pamphlets and full information may oe T,, Vv
tanned and subscriptions will be received ,n
coMpANYs OFFICES. No. 81 PISE-sr, NE~-iohN,
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, "A WAiI-s'' A"" -
Howgs Il MAcY's, 80 Wall-st-
w.B. SBArTucK. Treasorh
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
j. u, h0'hfhi U't'rhI T"t'r'F'nHthk
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--Trains leave
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi pEIAwARK, LACKAwAssA AND WESTERN RAlLRoA

MlS1Ek ARRANGEMENTS, eemp.heins hoFDAl Nov ~ lso3
NAIL TRAIN DsnUHs WITH Boouto BTineh
Cbs,.r Br.Bth Waterloo With Sauet for An
dover snd Newton WDbug"h -ih hs D. h ard '" o W',f
Crest Bend and AL points se L.ck-
BlooInsburg and Delsvar. aud Hudson Rds
Il.1Oa LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS Hswsrk. Norrt
touB Dover Hfet'orn Wsufton Phhp.huF 'nd E"on con
Ph p,bur. with Bel Del X T. m Bsitdse ke and ~
EaHon L. " r. M Bstssksm. AlstsOn5, A.0ea Capnt aHA
wlItSrbaut.
,nd At Waterloo with SusssI " X
sqo, m and 40 m SUMMIT and ntermsdists ,istloa.
sn 7:3 9.3 aud l:n spd 20 $40 $40. 500. 90 800
and n rs n M to SOUTH ORANGE and nitrmef ate istoui
n:p. m 30 aud 80 p m hoRKlsroWN sad iHtsnstis
stations
s:l0p m NORRfsTOwS EXPRESS
Va, sEWAKK .ts:O T:s $50 1910 H. il:o lIio
J. a ?:3 $50 800 50, go 5.lo $40 6lo 65O TtS soo
ard l:i5 N. .o.,r, a.. . ,.
and 6l0pu. hs'hoCh A''stia' SapSilu"aieh"
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

rINHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
Il oopArneTshp under the firm "f MATHEWS Co, tr the
Transaction of Western Produce Psesly Of which ~l
he Btun aud Provisions commission They have rurchlsd ,be
extensive aud convenient premises South BROOKLYN s. occupied b
Ms T. Grt, Son and will succeed them In inspecting he
under their personal au bef
p.ms one 81 Broadway. N.~.Yot sp-tti"n iar
Van Brub and Souib iamo South
Bro"klyn. EDWARD L. MATHEWS, FERDINAND . MATHEWS
Feb J. 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
Foreign Exchange Is firm to-day and drawer Aars. .a.

The following notice was posted at tho subTrea,ury
yesterday:
The purchases and sales ordered for the month OF Feb
ruary are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

TIM PER CENT GOLD BONDS or THE DAAvi.r -.
upp,s, BLOOMINGTON AND PEKN RAILROAD w
rINY Oh ILLINOIS are selling rapidly at 70 ana
crued Interest iu Currency. They arc not only w"
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
Situations 1ant,N -Hlal,s.

~HualIJNs eplaRltu- - St'al's'
A YOUNG MAN of general business expert
~ boott.eper and cashier ~ lArse house
this tv desires to bsrome oested in responsible ranrns
and sb bonse interest des rahe ihough
satisfactory II ability and irtrgu gwen Al
dress NJ. A. Boz Ma ia. Tnbane once.
GARDENERs SITUATION WANTED-By
possession "f 5reass references As 10
boe.tJ sobrst, espahies last place Addrrss
J. H. C., Box lao Trbnnr once
CTUATlON WANTED by u German as
- GARDENER L. we'll qualified I" tsie et charge
county place Has family. Apply at bis late employers ohc
et Twenty tiEhtbst
WANTED-Some paying FINANCIAL or
w COMMERCIAL AGENCY position hy respectable party -"
bnsness eIpeirne 10 NeH
Ymt CIV no o,rton t. r.g Updubt.d rrfreue rrn aud
dear.d Address seek sistsg particulars, TO b. W. No
81 Bresd~Ay
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
st6 CIVILIZATIONS

MEXICAN PHOT0-LITH0GRAPHl CO."
~ oFFiCk has been removed - No 40 FultoR-st n y
Second Edition Now Ready.
CONJUGAL SINS
" AGAINST THB
LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH.
A X A. n, ~. d.
A TESTIMONIAL
received by the tutho from DR. NATHAN ALLEN
Lowell kAss the author Of several sek0owB papers oogna
ssAietts:
GARDNsR-Dar Sir: Though personally stranger to
yOs to dOp roo hpe when has accomplished
ss woh oe 10 b. told Of ito know that II is
sp'ec b. hos. deeply interested sud perhaps most competent to
bSx Vail, Boston yesterday bought Of your Con-
hesI s and have oEed oseiuy through The questions there
s~s.d exceedingly duto present in just II, right vT aud
pAysoa You have succeeded adnir.hy-bet
n, .hap Apy ether ter in ny opinion. NATHAN ALLEN"
10 cd. voiass paper 81. Bound. 81 So
Pshfsbedh hY J. 3 REDPiELD l+O Pulton-st. N T.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HANEN RAIL
~ I' ROAD
~ WINTER sRsAsGywSr


COMMENCING NOV. ~. lJe,
station kvwlof Of T-euiT tsrsutst and
Fourih ave Bhsrsnss on frelrsevsg.hsL
TRAINS LEAVE kENiORk,
For Es- Hivsu and Bridgeport OH lo l7:lS lEr ,:
(kI D. 3:t3. t:3. $3.50. and . (Er N
For aord sn,tord FIrsd Southport w'pOrs $50 II 10
For Sorr.n 100 tETl 500 loo 1915 (Erl. 800
Nr J. 3:ss 4:9O tRIl 3:3o, $50 and $50 (ELl
usn.a J. 3 li:90 . m 3;i3, 30. $50 and $50 D.
For ssmord. :, OH ll:D NJ 2l3 Er 7'ls 'tbrl,
a:.s 40 pIl. ~, so $50 ~ Eil pa en-
for Gr,sbricn l:30 NJ 2l3 3:t5 i1 3;n e;W' 1iI'
FOR Pr Chester and iu'rnsts stations at IL n H
3:t5 tt5 $50 6:o aud T:l5 p. m. .
Boston. .-s-,.., uo.,vs
tor Boston. via sprnTsrd a. IN. lELl XII stkL) 80
FOR Boston. via shore idn,. l2:l3 (Erl tbLl u
ler b,rmrl sbd Springfield ga m tti), RID sIh q" I"
Ia Hsnfurd p m.
ror Conu.eieu, River Railroad E,) i';lsp to AO's
Nortbampiou.
Hartford Prsvids,.s Fnbsn Railroad, EIh L. i'l'
E.- -Ha,.s Ss- LosdOs seusstos RAr0,a At 81
Psr c,ssI Railroad n 500 ~ TO sorbssp.os aud wlHsas
burgh
For Hoa.stonc Railroad "a To-, rd3 p
For Sasg,tuek Railroad "a nj 81 ph
yor D.ubsr, and Eorrss Railroad 1913 aud 20 NJ asd
m IA seuB.eto -iih Freight Train oa for-tf 70 psGbsy
por New CAsssn Rslread Rls tpp m aud oa s,nr
cnnwoa.u. K,spinx Car, attached to trss ssd 0rssiuE
neon y" " wv " JANIS b. HoIT. Superintendent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24
Men for the Times.

The London correspondent OF the Now
York World writes that four vacancies are
to be created, as soon as possible, in the
House of Commons, and these seats are 10
be filled by workingmen's candidates Mr.
odger, who was lately defeated by the
Southwark shopkeepers, will be one OF the
now members, and Mr.. George Potter, the
Secretary OF the Trades Union, will be an
other. This is what is doing in England
shall less be done in South Carolina? Every
class and every interest ought to be repre-
sented in person, in the Legislature OF the
coming winter, and upon the ticket OF the
CITIZENS PARTY there should be Workingmen
men CT muscle and brain, OF strength
and GOOD hard sense. We want to see the
Workingmen of South Carolina speak by the
mouths of their own true representatives in
the legislative council of the State; anu tney
will sneak cut bold, brave words Tor the
good OF the artisan and laborer, and lor the
advancement of every growing industry.
CAPITAL and race have their spokesmen now.
But in the General Assembly, to be elected
in October, let us have knot OF Work
innmen, who will take care that we have no
more of monopolies, no more OF ingenious
class legislation, no moro of taxing Lazarus
to death while Dives goes unscathed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24
TERMS OF THE NEWS.

rrr Dauy NEWS, by mall, one year So' sN
,,ontno "a. three months 81; one month 10 censs'
sarvo., ~ the city at FIFTEEN CENTS week, paya-
hs IN the carriers, or Sc year, paid IN advance
at the office. rr,osdova
THE TR1.wKEKLy NEWS published on Iueso"se'
rhnrsdsys and Saturdays, one year POI sN
rnonths 60: and SO cents month Tor any snorsee
period. o
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable in advance
and no paper continued after the expiration oi
the time paid for.
ADVERTISEMENTS insertion Is cents q
,,ne. mbseuuent insertions 10 cents line. Spe-
c,., Notices Is cents line each insertion. Busl'
oesa Notices 20 cents line each insertion. Mar
rtaoe and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. GUS
and Hectrotype Advertisements VIII oe n'sei'.e
On the Fourth Page only. Fifty per cen'' auci-
ttonal charged for inserting advertisements ~
rur TprWEEKLr NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS lei
TIE TR1.WEEkLY NEWS only, two-thlrds OF oaiiy
rates.
NOTICES OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and Founo,
Boarding. &C., not exceeding 20 words, 25 cents
each insertion; over %, and not exceeding 80
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 80 and not
exceeding 10 words, 80 cents each Insertion. All
announcements to be published at these rates
must be paid for in advance.
REMrrTANcRs should be made by Postofflce
Money Order or by Express, II this cannot oe
done, protection agains: Losses by mail may be
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order of the proprietors OF THE NEWS
ror by sending the money In registered letter.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON L CO.,
No. 14o East Boy, Charleston, 5. y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24
Universal Amnesty.

A special telegram to TIE News announces
the glad tidings that President Grant, as
soon as the bill for the admission of Texas is
passed, will send a special message to Con-
gress recommending the removal Of all po-
litical disabilities, as a fitting close to the
work of reconstruction.
We have had occasion to censure General
Grant for the shortcomings OF his admins
tration, and have condemned in no meas
ured terms the apparent indifference to the
public veal which has characterized too
many of his official acts; but a recommen-
dation of universal amnesty, backed by the
Presidents personal influence and support.
would go far to change the tide of opinion,
and make our people forgive, if they cannot
yet forget.
The administration which restores to the
leading men of the South the right to take
active part in the conduct Of public affairs,
will have strong claim upon our gratitude
and respect, ii it may not command our love.
Nor need it be feared that their old leaders
will exercise an injurious influence upon the
sentiments of the people of. the South.
These leaders are changed as their people
are changed Most Of them have abandoned
forever the forum and the field. But, be-
cause of our defeat, they are branded and
disgraced, and the hand which strikes the
fetters from their limbs and makes them free
citizens once more, will shiver in moment
a thousand barriers, and set free tide Of
generous feeling which for five years has
been sealed hard and fast in the hearts OF
the people of the South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24

Wearied ,almost beyond endurance by long
confinement, my mind tortured by what ap-
peared to me continued and unnecessary de-
lays in bringing my case properly before the
courts of the country, was possessed OF an
ungovernable desire to breath once more the
air of freedom. 1t was always my intention to
return at the proper time and stand my trial.
III have violated any laws Of the land fwiil not
shirk punishment, and I now await wnas ac-
ton the authorities may take. Iprcfer to re-
turn, and in the meantime endure my suffer-
nes rather than the innocent should suffer for
ony act of mine The sheriff refused to de-
liver Mr.. Yerger's letter, not desiring Dir. Yer
gers defence"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24

of secular instruction, coming up to the
standard of efficiency, e1acted by Parlia-
ment. 2. There shall be absolute freedom
of conscience, and no pupil will be forced to
receive any religious teaching or practice
any form OF worship. 3. Parents must send
their children to school between the ages of
five and twelve.
This Educational bill, joined to the Discs
tablishment bill and the Irish Land bill, will
form bright page in the history OF the
Gladstone Cabinet.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24

VIZ J. TRIM BEGs RESPECTFULLY
w. to inform the ladies' and public OF
Charleston that he has removed to No. 2l3 King
street, opposite The Wavcrly House. where he Is
prepared to offer the largest and best stock Of
Window Shades at all prices, French, English aud
American Paper Hanglngs and Decorations, and
full line or Upholstery Goods. consisting OF
Reps, Terries, Satin Delaines. Alwool and Union
Danasks. Furniture and Linen Coverings. Swiss
and Nottingham Curtains, Corniccs Centres,
Loops, Window Hollands, OIL Cloths and Table
Covers, Mattresses, In Hair, Wool. Cotton and
Mes, also, Pew Cushions, at No. 243 King street,
in the Bend. Country orders promptly attended
to- mch21
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24
Nem 31ubllratlons.
ToGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY.
CATALOGUE No. 20.
IMPORTANT LITERARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

Two Valuable Books, to be published by sub
First. iPsi. CHAMBERS ENcYCLopEDIA-A Die
tionary of Universal knowledge for the People,
revised edition. reissue OF 1910, Win maps, Rates
1oi pages each. Price per part, including Maps
and Illustrations, 60c.
Second. LIprlncott's Pronouncng Biographical
and NEUROLOGICAL Dictionary, containing Meni9Irs
and accounts OF The various subjects ol the Morse,
IIIndoo and Classical Mythol0gles, with the pro-
nunciatIon OF their names In the dinerent ian
guages In which they occur, by ]. Thomas, A. NJ,
M D. To be completed in IS parts, at soc. per
90 aS-we are the authorized agents for the above
Books In SOnth Carolina. Mr. 0RMOND W. FOL-
LIN is authorized by us to receive subscrinsrs III
Charleston.
We will publish, about the first Of April q
charming little Poem, by Lady OF charleston,
entitled sThe Little Match Girl with four spirited
etchIngs designed and eched 6y Inc au,a1a I,ra
forming suitable offering to the young Tor Sun
day School Festivities.
NEW BOOKS, RECEIVED.
SKETCHES OF CREATION, popular view OF
some OF the grand conclusions OF Sciences IN
reference to the History Of Matter and OF
LIfe by Alexander Winchell, LII. D., with IL
lustrations 50.
Society and Solitude twelve chapters, by Ralph
Waldo Emerson. So.
Ine sun, OJ AIHeucC uuliiclliIIi uuhoiotS" " AA'
L. Phipson, 48 Illustrations. 81 So
Annual Of Scientific Discovery, or Book OF Facts
In Science and Art for 1870. So.
The Earthly Paradise, Poem, by VIM. Morris,
anthor OF "Life and Death OF JASON" part
third. So rs.
Hcdged In. BY Mrs. Phelps, author of "The Gates
Among my Books, by James Russell Lowell. Sc.
the Commencement OF the Median Wars, by
Lenormant and Chevalier, vol. l. So.
N. B.-our Monthly Literary Bulletin will be
sent FREE to persons In the country.
A new supply OF Episcopal Prayer Books, with
the additional Hymns, some OF which are new
editions and new styles OF bindings.
A general stock OF Stationery, School BOOKS,
Writing Desks, Mathematical instruments, Photo
graph Albums A superior stock OF Family Bibles,
from S3 to S3j.
Ry Persons residing in the country will please
bear in mind that by sending their orders to US
for any books published In America, they will be
charged only the price OF the book. We pay for
the postage or express.
gir Address
FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 2Go KING STREET rn the BendJ
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24

THE Mayor and Aldermen have raised the
salary of Mr.. District Attorney Corbin to
$4,000 year, just two and half times tne
old compensation. AS Artemus Ward would
say: Why is this thus?