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PHcly of ccnterrins honors at the
Annual Cnmmcnccmcnts.
"Wednesday was commencement
Day at the Male College, and none OF
our readers who have ever attended
on these occasions, needs q dcscrip
ton Of the sccna-thc elevated plat
form ut the end Of the spacious Hall,
occupied 10y thc Faculty of the Col.
il'gcs, and their honorcd guests, both
friends and patrons-thc closely
PACKED seats radiant with beauty ard
blazing with intcl!!gcnce-thc sway
ing crowd filling the gallery and
'hlockinS up aisle and entrance.
These arc the natural and necessary
incidents Of ,hc scene, which live in
:he memory, and &:e repeated from
year TO year,
In this connection. VIC cannot with
hold Il mcritcd compliment to the po-
litcncss and efficiency Of Chief Mar
ishal John y. billiard, and his gentle.
manly Assistants S. $. Jones, Robert
Maycs, I..G. Fort, Robt. Miller, G.. G..
Bradley, and Edwin Spiva, to whose
attentions VIC and the audience Gen.
orally were much indebted.
After prayer by ihc Ecv. S. Cnal,
ncrs. followed the speeches Of the
young ;nrn in the following order
mnoa the following themes:
Spirit Of l.muation--l'. C. Austin
Due West, sc.
! Tive COR tl,vSc!f. yet noi for thyscli
II. J.. Clin"k scales, Abhovilc. S. G..
LIES Wcrrics-J. c. lLemphilI: due
! West. :. &.
The licro Of the 1Ierm;:aso-J. Nc.
Jones, Attention: Ala.
McLory--lra Il. Jonc&--N Newbcrry.
IS. e..
Mark well the Right and act with
EncrGy--J. OF. Lowry, Earrwel!, S.
(.
"Fa&sio:,s, tic wings OF the Soul
j. j. Muse: StarkviIlc, Miss.
! InsrGic;n,c,. ~ co,;r. ,,.;,ho, 7.;,,
tuc--T. c. Stewart vi,o,ve;x & r
! 4 priceless Pearl when olornc1 L,.
love or ni..Lt-J y r.uo.t r,,,,o
;;el] 8 G.
l:artl!'s philanthrorists-E f. Tru-
witt -Ahbcvillc, : G.
'r,ii,,tc tn Print n vc.,
Duo Wr:. & e
As 8 matter Of couyso so-,o ~ tho
;rccc!,cs yyc;, better t,,,n othors lr,
i,yhcr7 all ocon,;,,,I tlor..I,.o, ,o
han,,somc]y we feel unwi,l;,r n i,,1;
v;ilalizc and thus discriminate Some
of these NAV become sup,r;o, orators
and all Of ilcm uspr;,1 ,nl coic;on,
workers
After The spcccI,cs came ,bc Ami;
l.ivcrsurv Address, hv hv.proGcssor p;ccr
Of Ncwhcrry S. c., and lis clear RING
i'm: voice. and earnest. graceful dcIiyc-
Try, soon commanded the attention Of
the audience. We shall not attempt
Il synopsis Of this address, in Which
he drscantcd upon the origin of mat
tcr-the progress Of society-the dis.
solution Of all thinrs-the thousand
elements; which make ND this s'complcx
being, and tho thousand agencies
which control thcm--innucnccs spirit
ual and unseen, but not less potent
and effective. The style of tho adj
dress was polished and easy. and some
Of the imagery very beautiful.
Then followed the Baccalaunatc Ad.
dress by President Gricr. in the car
nest flowing style, for which he is no
ted, expressing clear thought in ap-
lpropriate words, and enforcing the
lessons Of wisdom with the experience
'of the sage, and the affection Of the
parent.
AT candlc-.ightinr, the Alumnae
Essay of Miss Carrie Aull Of Ncwbcr-
~, was read by Col. Fair. of Able
vile. The Essay was q plea for the
high culture of woman, in all that clc-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-07-15
JOHN GRAY,
'"r'neriy OF the firm Of Cray K Robertson,
AbheVilIc.

nESlltES TO inform his friends,
~ that he is now located with II. c.
SlllNEH, Columbia, S. G., the propric-
tor Of one of the largest and first. class
RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSES i'm
the South, who intends maxim. extra
ordinary preparations for the Fall
trade. In connection with tho rcmu
lar line Of DRY GOODS will be adj
dcd first class Upholstery Establish
mcnt, in all Of its branches. Mr..
SILVER will add 10 his Establishment
something now in the South-a tino
! Art Gallery where his patrons will
always find something attractive. Ito
has also in contemplation TO mako
the Department Of
Mourning Goods a srccialty.
Ills friends and patrons may be as
surcd that in tie prices and Qualities
;"f his goods, I!c cannut be SURPASSED.
/ Samples Of III! goods will be furnished
through the mail upon application
being made hy letter, directed to Mr..
K. {. SILVER, and addressed 70 nv
care.
! Respectfully,
JOHN GRAY.
july L. 1870 1o-1t
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Mourning Goods a SrcciaItv,

July H.. 1870, 12-1t
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At the Tarnmany Hail ro"rth Of
July celebration, in New York City.
Governor Hoffman was nominated
as Iammany'a Democratic candidate
fcc President il lGI:!
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15df,. Thc,ncs Hughes II. I. i about
making g th~c" mouths visit 10 tic
United States. tic NJ. .ai! i:cla
t;outI!a..,,o:cn N the 'ircmcn Steamer
Lur.l ca the ., =. -tSI0.t.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-07-15

ORE Cock. ~ oversee; uT Indians
or,& -, Ncw MrAico, sAo; IN Indian
dra! because he did not sho:rl dit 10
suit lin, While .1a!;irn roadv %
sheet others the indians billed i.!:M.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-20


very unseemly quarrel Is going on between the
Hirh and Low Church Episcopalians concerning
charitable institution, called the Sheltering
Arms, In this city. Next week bazaar Is to be
opened for It's benefit, but the Low Churchmen,
alleging that the institution was under the con-
troll OF on antiProtestant sisterhood (the Sister,
hood OF st. Nary. have compelled the latter to
resign. The parties taking part in the bazaar
movement embrace many Of the wealthtest ana
most influential families In the city, ana the
above proceedings naturally occasion much cX-
citement among them. Part Of the accusation
AGAINST the Sisters was, that they practiced auri-
cular confession, and had Rev. Or. Dix chaplain
orthe institution) for their confessor. The High
Church people are expressing themselves very
emphatically with reference to t.is flank move
ment, at the bottom Of which they say are the
two Tyngs and Rev. John Gotten Smith; but what
they are geing to do about it remains to be seen.
The bazaar (lr nothing haopensl vii! be inaugu-
rated on Tuesday evening next"
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The June Convention.

In order that the Convention, proposed by
the Anti-Radical Press Conference, to be
held in Columbia in June next, may repre-
sent, as fully as is practicable, all the peo-
pie OF the State, tits suggested that each
county send twice as many delegates as the
number OF its representatives in both branch
es Of the General Assembly. This will en-
able every class and every interest to have
its faithful and trusted spokesmen in one
assembly, whose deliberations will be dl'
rected to securing for South Carolina the RE-
TRENCI1MENr and REFORM which every up
right citizen so earnestly desires.
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WH1rrH4oRE is scandalously disrespect.
-fal in speaking of tho republicans who dare
to oppose the clerical culprit," who is dc.
clared by Congress unworthy to represent
the people. Whittemore calls Mr.. Feriter,
"Cotton-bill" Feriter, vows that John
Chestnut, colored member OF the LeSisla-
ture, was drunk, and speaks Of Senator
Rainey as ''one negro who entered into 4
"harangue of personal abuse" No wonder
that Senator Wimbush, himself colored
man, branded the clerical culprit as "a vii
lain and base liar"
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Ex-CoSGREssNAs Whittemore, in speech
delivered at Lancaster Courthouse, COM
planned that sat Cheraw two hundred and
'fifty armed rebels, with clicking pistols,
"took possession OF the meeting" This beats
Falstafr all to pieces. Ont Of two gallants
the fat knight made 'eleven men in buck
"ram, but out q score OF funarmed citizens The
timorous Whittemore makes 'two hundred
'sand fifty armed rebels"-with clicking p:s.
tolls to boot
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Reviews.

DEBENuAM's Vow. A Novel. BY Aurella B.
Edwards. Illustrated. New YORK: harper
& Brothers. 1870.
Temple Debenham or De Benham, as he
finds out he has right to be called, IS IN
troduced to the reader as the organist OF
small parish church in London. He falls In
love with beautiful girl, the daughter OF
an artist of good repute; but after he finds
out-through the tardy confidence OF his
mother and sole surviving parent-of what
stock ae came, he gives up his betrothed
and obliterates all other 'trivial, fond re-
sscords" from his mind, which he henceforth
deyotes with indomitabe resolution to amass
money to buy back his ancestral. estates.
This he accomplishes, to certain extent,
by running the blockade into Charleston
harbor during the Confederate CIVIL war.
At all events, he makes eco, 900, which is q
fair beginning. This sum, however, is in
sufficient, and his health having been bro
ken down by exposure and wound received
in recapturing his steamer from prize crew
put on board by the Federal man-of-war that
had taken her, De Benham, now known as
the lord of that name, marries the enor-
mously rich sister of q London merchant.
The lady engages to assist him in restoring
the old castle OF his forefathers, buying back
their lands aud refounding, as it were, their
ancient line. All runs smoothly to consum-
nation, so far as the money and the nuptials
30; but the hero's health is sadly affected,
and on his wedding day he breaks down
and has lingering illness. He ultimately
recovers, and feels the ehollowness and INSULT
cheney of the prizes for which he has strug-
gled; but although his wife learns to lore
him, sthe two who had vowed to become one
"nesh went on their long journey, together
s'yet divided, welded yet strangers" The
Girl whom he abandoned marries his intimate
friend, and is filled with happiness; while
they whom the world thought most fortu-
nate are the least to be enyied.
Tie story'is well put together and contains
some strong and spirited writing. Here and
there the author trips in describing Cha
ton, and the language and habits OF the
Southern people. These, however, are not
malicious blunders and do not keep "De-
sbenhaLls Vow" from being one of the most
graphic, sprishtly and interesting novels Of
the day.
Sold in Charleston by E. Perry, Meeting
street. Price IS cents.
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Our Washington correspondent advises
us that bill has been introduced in the
United States Senate, by Mr. Sprague, for
the return, to the owner, of q plantation in
St. Luke's Parish, sold under the direct tax
law. The owner Is to pay the tax, with ten
per cent. interest and fifteen per cent.
nenaltv
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Notiees in Bankruptrn.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES, FOR SeGTH CAROLINA.
APRIL TERM 1sIo.-In the matter OF REuBEs U,
HOLMES, OF Beaufort, Bankrupt-Petition for
full and dual discharge In Bankruptcy.
that a hearing be had on the 10th day Of May, a.
D.. 1870 at Federal Courthouse In Charleston, s.
c., anu that all creditors, 3c., OF said BANKRUPT
any tney can, WHY the prayer OF the petitioner
should not he granted.
By order of the Court, the 18TH day OF Aprli, A.
D., 1870. DANIEL HOkLs sGM N,,,,
Clerk of the District Court OF the sniteu
apra0 wa States for South Carolina.
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WE regret to learn the appropriation OF
twenty thousand dollars for the Sisters OF
Mercy hangs fire in the Senate. The pros
pect OF its passage is said to be very slight.
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agrienltural Gonpe1tion.
A GRICULTURAL, MECHANICAL AND
IMMIGRANT CONVENTION.

Delegates to this Convention, who have been
Invited under the call Of the South Carolina In.
stitute will be called to order ut the Academy OF
Music, precisely at IL NJ, on the Sd OF May proX.
Delegates will please report to the Committee OF
Arrangements, who will be in waiting at the Com.
mlttec-room, on the second floor OF the Academy.
on MONDAY, Cd May, from to P. NJ, and on
TUESDAY, Sd May, from ha!f.past to II A. NJ,
when Cards OF Admission and Badges will be is-
sued.
Members OF the Convention will occupy the
Parquette exclusively.
Reserved Seats have been arranged for the For
elgn Consuls.
Citizens who have been invited to seats on the
Stage, will please present their Cards OF Admit
tance at the entrance ON Market street.
The doors will be opened for visitors OF hclf
past 10 a. NJ, who will be admitted on present
ing their Cards OF Invitation to the Usher5.
Delegates to the Convention will please note
that all the Railroads OF the State, proper and
tributary; also the Steamers Emile, Dictator,
City Point and Pilot Boy, will pass them to the
Convention for one fare full fare to be paid COM
Ing to, and free returning from Convention, on
presenting Certificate OF Attendance from pre-.
siding oflcer.
JAMES 7. WELSA1AN,
JAMES s. MURDOCH,
GEORGE II. MOFFETT,
G. c. TRUMBo,
Committee Of Arrangements South Carolina In
sttute. apr2o
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COPPER DISTILLED PURE RYE wHIsKEY,
Pure and unadulterated, sold and shipped direct
from the Dstillery Warehouse TO Charleston, S. O.,
Is now in store and for sale by the following
Wholesale Grocers and Wholesale Druggists OF
this city:
BOLIAlANN BROS,
GOODRICH, WISEMAN & CO.,
WAGNER & M0SSEES.
WERNER & QUICKER,
MANTCCE Il CO.,
J. H. RENSEkER,
i. NJ. STELLlNG,
RAVENEL & HOLMES,
NJ. LUHRS,
J. H. WURHMANN,
J.N. N. WOHLITMANN,
WIN. MARSCHER,
DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS.
This Celebrate ed WHISKEY, well and laVorably
known In the North, East aud West, Is an article
OF superior merit, and Is now being introduced In
its pure and ubadulterated state In the Southern
markets. and one that will give satisfaction to all
lovers OF q pure and healthy stimulant.
A. GUCKENHEIMER & BROS,
Proprietors OF the Freeport DIstillery, Armstrong
County Penn, and owners OF the United States
Bonded Warehouses, Oniee Nos. 93 and s5 First
Avenue, Plttsburg, Penn. mch12 smwGmosD&c
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f.nst anh fnnn6.


DlCKEBs sUP ON STATS STREET, ON
Frfflay night bundle of Postage nnd Rev
enue STAMPS which Will be restored TO the
owner upon application at this ofice and proof
Of ownership. apr20
r OST, ON THE EVENING OF THE
IL 18th. a Pocketbook containing about ten or
nfteen dollars In fractional currency aud Check,
No. so 607, on the Onion Bank, London, for s2.
The finder will please leave the Check Mt Rliey's
Saloon No. 20 East Bay Us 1t will he OF no use 70
any one but the owner. RICHARD HILL.
apr2o l+
SpECTACLES LoST.-LOST, ON THE
- morning or Monday, the 4sh Instant either
on the way 10 King from America streets, in King
street, or some OF the dry goods stores, pair OF
Ladies' Gold SpcCtaclcs, nctnG0n shape glasses,
suiting the age OF about sixty years. They were
in u case much worn. frem which they may have
become disengagcd II dropped In the street. A
suitable reward will be given for recovery OF the
same, on application at No. 81 America street,
above Hampstead Mall. arr6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J
OFFICE OF TIE CoMPTRoLLER-GENERAL,}
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 7, 1870.
certify that A. II. HAYDEN, OF Charleston, S.
c., Agent OF the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connecticut incorpora-
ted by the State Of Connecticut has compiled
with the acquisitions OF the Act Of the General
Assembly, entitled '.An Act TO regulate the Agen-
cles OF Insurance Companies not Incorporated In
the State OF South Carolina" aud hereby license
the said A. II. HAYDEN, Agent aforesaid, to take
risks anu transact all business OF Insurance in
this State In the City Of Charleston, for and In be-
half OF said Company.
(Signed) J. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller. General.
Eyolres March 3lst lSTl
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n ARDIAN NUT AL
LIFE 1NsURANC COMPANY
NEW ToR RK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
aALr LOAN TAKEN. no NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND tF!rTy) 50 PER clNT.
STATEMENT.
Polices In force. SIS 900, 900
Assets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,50o, coo
Annual income. oo0,G'"
OFFICERS.
W. II. PECKHaM, Preaident.
WM. T. HOOKER, Vice-Prcsid~nT.
L. MoADAM Secretary and Actuary.
G. a. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Eon. John A. DIX, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper Bros, e1.
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. " veruilye, Banker tyermilye L Co.;
Chas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George OpyGyke, ex,Mayor New York.
Minot C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rlgney, Firm Thomas Rigney / Co.
BenJ. B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Pirm Of Arnlid, Constable 4 Co.
Richard II. Bovine, Wetmore Z Bovine, Lawyers.
E. '. Haughwout, Firm E. Y. Haaghwout Co.
Wm. WIlkens, Firm OF Wilkens i co.
Julius H. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. w. Wright, Merchant.
Charles ]. Starr, Merchant.
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Banker Palmyra, n. 7.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire lnsar'
ance Company.
John G. Sherwood, PARK Place.
Walton H. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and
Twenty.third street.
Edward Il. Wright, Newark, y. J.
Geo. W. Farlee, Counsellor.
". L. Cogswell, Merchant.
KEN l. ISSERTEI,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia
Office No. 90 Broad street,
Charleston, 8. O.
DR.. I. REESsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
lan2
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MON FE R 7 L q Z R.
SURE DEATH AND EXFERMINATIoN
WORMS AND INSECTS INJURIOUS TO
VEGETATION.
Just received, few tons OF the above Fertilizer.
The remarkable properties OF this article, after
most thorough scientific and practical tests, now
being fully established and acknowledged, the
Company who control its manufacture and sale is
prepared for its
INTRODUCTION TO THIS MARKET,
In full confidence that the great need OF the tiiier
OF the soil is at last available; that we offer an
article which, as Fertilizer, Is second to none In
quality, and. further, that 1t is sure death and ex-
termination to the
COTTON WORM, "CTRCrLlo, APPLE
MOTH, POTATO BUG, TOBACCO WORM,
HOP LOUISE ARMY WORM,
and all descriptions OF insect md yermicular LIE
which iatest and deyas.:te the Plantation, the
Farm, the Orchard or the Garden.
PRICE. SIS PER ToS.
PAUL c. TRENHOLM,
Commission Merchant,
anrs imwIro No. Union Wha-ves.
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- 4mmsements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Advent in Charleston OF
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA,
BLYTHE
CELEBRATED RICHINGS 0MPANY,
comprising Troupe Of Forty-eight persons, In
Guiding Grand Chorus Of TWENTY-FIVE young
and fresh voices, and fuH and efficient 0RCHES-
IRA, all under the immediate supervision and
direction OF the celebrated, talented and beaua.
full Prlma Donna Soprano,
CAROLINE RICHINGS BERNARD
The following Artists will appear:
PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO:
CAROLINE RICHINGs BERNARD,
Miss EMMA HOw1sON,
Mrs. HENRY DRAYToN.
pR1MA DONNA coNTsALTo:
ANNIE KEMP BOWLER.
SECOND DONNA SOPRANO:
Miss ANNA MIsCHKA.
Mr. BRooKHoUsE BOWLER,
Dir. PIERRE BERNARD.
SECOND TENOR:
Mr. JAMES G. PEAKEs.
PRINCIPAL BARITONE:
Mr.. HENRY DRAYToN.
PRINCIPAL BAsso:
Mr.. a. C. PEAKES.
sEcoED BAsso:
MI. WARREN WHITE.
Conductor. MT. 5. BEdRENS.
Business Manager. ............A. s. PENNOYER.
Season to be for SIX NIGHTS and ONE MATT
NEE, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 25TH.
REFER RTo1RE.
MONDAY.
NJ RI T A N
TUESDAY,
He MA N G R L
WEDNESDAY,
LA sOM.N AM.B VI A.
1
THURSDAY,
LA RAv A T
FRIDAY,
BENEFIT OF MRS. BERNARD,
N o R M A
| SAiURDAY-MATIEEE,
The Comic Opera Of DOCTOR OF ALCANrARA
SATURDAY EVENING,
GROWN DAMON NDS,
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Parquette Parquetre Circle and Dress Circle. 81 .
| Family Clrcle. W
Gallery. .............'' "
@ Reserved Seats so cents extra.
| Box Sheets for the sale or secured seats VIII b
open at the Box once OF the Academy OIL THURS
+! DAY MORNING, April 2lst. aprl6
| ~ TT IT
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FORDr will please take notice that this Company
las complied with the new Deposit Low OF the
State, and Is prepared to write Fire Policies OH ali
desirable Kinds Of risks ut fair rates.
A. II. HAYDEN. Agent,
aprls mwflmo No. 272 King street
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TEFF O,RDS & CO.,
Nos. IT AND 10 vENDUE RANGE,
Charleston, S. O.,
OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST MARKET
RATES: -.
Is hhds. Choice G. z. SIDES
Is hhds. Rib Sides ,. ..t' - ..tt 49,
20 hhds. Prime western Shoulders ~. .lris
5000 lbs. Choice Strips
q, 900 lbs. Choice Dry salted Clear Sides
2O,o0e lbs. Choice Dry Sailed Clear Rib Sides
20, 900 lbs. Choice Dry Sailed Shoulders. ,.~s,s
1000 barrels Common to Choice Family Flour
rs barrels Common to Choice Whiskey
so sacks Choice Rio Conee
100 barrels Extra @" and "a. Sugars
1C0 barrels Molasses.. ..,.-..r jan25 tuwth6mos
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR. 80. q ~. F. : s
loo bbls. Superior FAMILY FLOUR, Of the cele-
brated brand "Bridgewater,n which has given
such general satisfaction. This Flour Is made
from the choicest Virginia wheat and Is well wor-
thy the attention Of all who desire choice arti-
cie Just received from the mill, and for sale by
apr1S mW2 R.i& A. P. CALDWELL, Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-20

E q A r A Y,
D EN It's T,
No. 277 KING SIRE EFT,
Over Drug Store mex. to Ktnsala2's Saloon,
CuAEi.ESTos, S. C.
HEFgHsNcEs.-?ro.. f. Gcddings, u. D.. 7. L.
os:er, 81 D., Prof. Middleton Michel, II. D., W. n.
Fitch, II. d. mchiT lno
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-20

WTANTED TO BUY, A STEAM SAW
w MILL. all complete II possible with Grist
Mill attached, by j. c. b. CLAUsSEN.
aprl9 SpGC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-20

TITO RENT, TWO ROOMS AND KITCE-
J. EN-. No. II Doughty street. Apply on Vie
premises. epr'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-20

NJANTED, A COLORED WOMAN
w without incumbrance, to cook and make
herself useful. Apply at No. 81 Cannon street.