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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
Our Finarcial MIDDLE.
WHAT 4 NEW YORK BUSINESS JOUR
= E.,I, THINKS or THE FINANCES OF
SOUTH CAROLISA-TLE REPORT OF
TIE CITIZEN : COMMITTEE.

We shall not venture to prrjudgc
the accounts Of the financial agent,
but thot he Shonld control such
IN enormous amount Of bonds:
and that nothing should bc known
at the State Treasury respecting
the nature OF his operations. the
condition OF his accounts, CT INC
extent to which he has involved
the credit Of the State. Is 4 matter
which, to say the least. demands
the promptr<t rcmc'!y. Nr. himp,
ION promised statement should
not be DELAYED one day. nor do we
sec why it need be and it Is o"'
20 himself that he should invEc'
ut once. Il full examination OF ms
accounts by parties who rn,''" ,n,
command public confidence ! nc
public very properly ask, s0W Is II
that the State autA0rl;'s KNOW.
or profess to know: so ,''le OF 'h'
n,rratjons Of .hc New York aScH,
~. wI,nn MI the dcn operations
Layn been conh;ctI through 1t:
.tr3crc is either ross neglect or
cn,n.th;nr worsntn this apparent
;rno,,ncn. m. the public can
Gnly be exprcr'' 10 ,:iScrcdlt the
c,,,u y nt1;ri:.,. until the mystery
;s',.I i ~I,arrd T., a"d everything told.
r. ,.n,Ir l>:r,l>: lie government.
a,'i ~ ,,.ys;n.," Scout complains,
.hn nr,~< has protested and the
no,ui,. have began 10 muttcr the
'n>" .,,-rr when She mos: extra
I:,,,rv i;rcrularNieS a:e wlapt
w., ,'' ~ ,,rotorul secrecy ? Until
w.. Govcrunr civcS tic public Il
t.;r. .nh f,ir statement Ct every
,;;r.r M y. can ONLY expect 10 hr
'i:',,.,,.,,,i AM aii who hold po
I,,inns Of financial trust under
I,,,
N'::'' :: x $
vrnn,,rrsanI that the citizens
.(;,,.n ms unable TO satisfy
,rrmt ,Luncnrrcc;ncss Of re-
f-"SCss.. ,,.r1t here that bonds re.
= tr,.;r,l t for redemption. or III The
,,..,. Of ouvrrsions, have Keen
u>r,; -: :llatcr:I for loans. Re
~..ac1iur thc $209,0G9 held in the
>..,l-;,..r and [ulSo deducted from
..,;l >:>vn!cnt OF the deht. J the
,,.,,,,. A;.s:us 4 dark!y Suggestive
rcma,:.
& :: s.
- ,':;,us tie committee sa.ges. q
crave dorht that not only has the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02
The rrrbuue Investigating.

The New York Irtbune, in announcing its
intention to dispatch u corps OF special cor
respondents TO the Southern States 10 ''write
sup" the Ku-Klux, remarks:
s.Wc do not choose to await the nvestisa-
tons of any committee Of Congress. The EVIL
dence taken by any such official body will in
eyitaby be affected by The preludlc,s and the
fears OF Tie witnesses. Our correspondents
will send us more independent aud intelligent
statements than any one clothed in the i'npos-
ing character OF committeeman or envoy
could possibly do. We expect In the next few
months to let In such light upon this tangled
web of charges and denials, that ignorance OF
the true sta.e of afr,rs will no longer be eX-
cusahle To Congress ur tile country"
O.,e uf the Tfi6une'S correspondents has
found his way TO CnrsLer in this State, from
which point he writes with lively, if W.
friendly pen. We reproduce his letter in fall
10 another column that our people may see
the colors 10 which they aud their Say ylnSs
and dolngS are painted for the ediHcuLon OF
the country at lurge.
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Wells assumes that the rate Of interest de-
pends on four condltions-l. the productive
ness Of labor; 2, the supply o. capital; 8, the
degree o. risk in loans; 4, the state of the cur
rency. For the next generation, at least, the
fertile land of the United States cannot be
wholly occupied; and there can be no sensible
decline in the productiyeness OF labor, or IN
the demand for capital. As for the further
sGpply of capital, it is evident that there can
be no accumulation Of it in this country be-
yond the immediate wants OF our own people
Europe is now lending money to ies own
peoples, on advanced rates OF interest,"
and there is no reason to oelleFe tnat
cauital from that source Will be fur
nished to lower the present rate Of inter-
est here during the next generation. the
limited success Of the FIVE per cent. loan
shows that capital now commands higher
rate, and speculative investment threatens to
keep the market active and unstable, AS TO
the risk of loans in this country. our reputa-
ton as borrowers is not the highest in the
world, nor is it likely to improve under the
present management. Mr.. Wells quotes with
approval Mr.. Amasa Walkers remark that
the wide fluctuations in the rate Of interest,
which are due to the use of currency made
up largely of credit, may be expected to In
crease in violence and frequency hereafter, as
the "mixed currency SYSTEM is extended
through the commercial world. Mr. Wells con-
cludes that there is at present no prospect Of
general reduction of the rate of interest in
this country for many years to come Seven
per can't he puts as the lowest average. with
an exception in favor Of national State loans,
with which compensating advantages are Of
fered to make up for the reduced rate Of in.
terest.
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ESTON G. r N A N
SCHUTzENFEST.
1sr, I'd, SD, 4rH AND 5rH of MAY, 1871.

1. The members OF the Club and their friends
are invited TO participate 10 the Festivities.
Cards OF Invitation may be obtained at Messrs.
F. Won SANTES, King street; MELGHERs '&
MULLER, King street: GEORGE H. LlNDSTEDT,
corner Calhoun and King streets; F. HEINZ, King
street. opposite Ann street; WM. PIEPER, corner
King and Spring streets; P. BgOHHElG, corner
Meeting and Line streets;. @. LITSCHGI, East
Bay; E. s. TORUK, East Bay; J. NJ MARTIN, No.
35 Market street, aud Three Mile House.
O. No person viii be admitted without praduc-
ing their Card OF Invitation; and no Invitation
will be issued, under any circumstances. at the
Schuzenplatz.
8. Every Shareholder, Active and Passive Mem.
ber, and their respective Immediate families,
have free admittancc to the grounds, but must
obtain family ticket at Mr.. G. H. LINDS TEDT'S,
corner Of Calhoun and King streets.
4. Active and Passive Members In uniform aud
invited guests In uniform, are not required to
produce their Cards OF Invitation.
s. Only Active and Passive Members OF the Ger.
man Rifle Club, In uniform, have free admission
to the Dancing Hall.
6. The Badges delivered at the entrance OF the
Dancing Hall are to be be keptin sight.
7. No one except those In the known uniform OF
Rlhemen will be admitted into the Shooting.
hall.
a3- The South Carolina, Savannah and Charles.
ton and Northeastern Railroad Companies have
kindly consented to carry visitors to the festival
for half fare.
For further particulars, see Programmes.
THE DIRECTORS.
aprl4-fIth2smtuwth5
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TEENS OF THE NEWS.

rHs DAILY NEWS, by mall one year, IS; six
months 81; three mo1ths So so. Served in the
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iers, or So year, paid in advance at the once.
THE TRI.WsEKLY NEWS, published on tuesdays
Thursdays aad Saturdays, one year 81; Six
1onths So.
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$40. Ten copies, to one address, SIG.
subscriptions in all cases payable in advance,
aud no paper conannea after the expiration OF
ne time paid for
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON d CO.,
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston sc.
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The Taxpayers Convention,

We are glad to see that in every county Of
the State the people are fully awake to tue
Importance of being represented By their
best men in the Taxpayers Convention
which meets in Columbia on Tuesday next.
A very large proportion of the delegates have
already been chosen. and in those localities
where no selections have yet been made, ac-
ton will be taken during the present week.
Tho indications are that the Convention will
so embody and represent the property, intel
ligence and conservatism of South Carolina.
that it's action will have weight and WELD
an influence, beyond as well as within the
State, which no mere political body could
hope to exert.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02
A Notable Scene.

Since the yeor 1865, which inaugurate1. q
new regime utterly at variance with the Gus
toms, manners and habits of the South, and
of this State more especially, the people OF
Charleston have been accustomed to behold
strange sights. The strangest and most
startling perhaps was the parade OF armed
negroes. To the music OF resonant brass
bands or to the martial bray OF the bugle
the growl OF the drum and the squeak of the
fife, have the dusky battalions marched with
bayonets gitteriag in the sun atop OF Win
chesterrih Not only was this kind of pa
geant exceedingly frequent, but it was all
the more remarkable from the fact that
nothing of similar character ever took
place on the part of the white population.
If the statue of Brutus removed, by order
from the Roman professions made Brutus
all the more remembered, so the total abne-
cation OF public arms-bearing and parade on
The pa of the whites made the negro mo-
nopoy OF militia glory all the more extra
ordinary and suggestive, But d change has
come at last, as gratifying as it is momen-
tous. On yesterday, for the first time since
the surrender of General Lee, white men of
Charleston paraded our streets in uniform,
in soldierly order, and armed with the rifles
oil the State. The strains of instrumental
music Inspired their gallant tread, but not
in bravado Instead of bristling bayonets,
We noticed that chuplets ofroses-emblems
of peace and good wll-adorned the muz-
zlrs of the rifles. These armed bands NOV
ed in solid phalanx, not to hear incendiary
harangues promolive of strife, hut to listen
rather 10 the gentle words OF beauty, the
generous overflow Of fraternal sentiment,
and to q spot consecra;ed to manly sport
and friendly skill. 1t is to the credit Of
Governor Scott that he has SO far cast off
the shackles of prejudice and party as to
have done his part towards rendering such
a pageant US that Of yesterday possible. 1t
has given to the people OF Charleston,
strangers from abroad, and citizens Of diff
ferent parts of our own State, proper
glimpse OF the new era OF harmony and
prosperity which is, we sincerely believe,
about to dawn upon this soreiy tried, des-
perately calumniated and noble Common
wealth.
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s,ne United States Mil .ary Academy.

Since the South has ceased to furnish her
representative quota of gentlemen, with
plantation manners" to the military
academy, West Point has, by the confession
of honest journalism, become by-word and
reproacil. A second-class cadet furnishes
the most recent testimony. This informant
declures that the tirst-class men scout at dis
cipine, snub the professors, bully the jun
iors, and foster, in every way, spirit OF
ruifiauism and nsGbordination. The last
freak OF these precious frst-class scamps
was, as this second-class CADET alleges, the
burning of their barracks. Now, the head
man in all these 'Ku-Klux outrages'' is no
less person than the son OF General Grant,
who, according 10 Dir. Sumner, is the
Grand Cyc'ops of San Domingo ku-Klux. T"
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marrie1.

JARA-BIRT.-At the residence OF the brides
father, on the evening Of the 1eth APRIL 1871. oy
the Rev. Father F. ]. Shadler Mr.. JOSE JARA 10
Miss NJ. NJ. BIRT. only daughter Of Captain jacob
Blrt. ali Of this city.
ANDERSON the 27th ultimo,
at the residence OF John B. Lance, Esq. by the
Rev. william n. Adams, JOSEPH j. ANDERSON to
MARY j. BgTTISoN, all Of this city.
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gar THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TIC
nominate DIRECTORS FOR THE BANK OF
CHARLESTON, present to the Stockholders which
meet on TUESDAY, May I'd, the names Of the fol
lowing gentlemen:
CHARLES T. LOWEDES,
GEORGE A. TRENHOLM,
HENRY GOURDIN,
". G. COURTNEY,
". A. WARDLAW,
WI. TIIAYER,
BLAKE L. WHITE.
J. r. BOYLSTON,
JAS. n ROBSON,
B. F. HUGER,
4. SIEGLlNG,
]. E. ADGER,
WM. WHALEY.
BY order Of the Committee.
may1-2 ALONzo ]. WHITE, Secretary.
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MS- OFFICE SAVAN Nah A N D
CHARLES TON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLES.
TON, S. c., MAY l, 1s71.-Stockholders Of tn
Company are notified that the SECOND install
MEET on the EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS author.
lied to be issued at the annual meeting OF the
stockholders held on the Stu day Of February last,
is now due and payable. The Treasurer OF the
Company will attend at the otIlce or Messrs.
CAMPBELL SEABROOK, No. 50 Broad street,
THIS DAY and each subsequent day, from IL to
O'CLOCK, until Saturday. 9th Inst. inclusive, to re-
ctire payment and deliver the Bonds and Ccrtln'
Gates OF stock. S. W. FISHER,
Treasurer Savannah and Charleston R. RICO.
nlaY1-6
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Gs: GER1AN SOOTHISG CORDIAL.
This valuable compound conla! IS no OPIUM, laud-
aaum, paragorc, or othec anodync and will not
u,a,scre the innoccuts like the 'soothing syrups"
SO nucn In vogue: Tile GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL is harmless. aud Is re-: mmended by all
our best PHYSICIANS. l. is 20 be hai OF the manu-
!ilc.urcr, DR Il. BAER,
No. l3l Meeting street.
And of ali DRUGGISTS. anr22-Stnih
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sIMoNToa & BARKER,
plAnrirs; Attorneys.

To the Defendant, pGOUDKop: Take notice,
that the summons In this action. OF which the
foregoing is copy was dled IN the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas at Charles
ton, in the Uaunty OF Charleston, in the State OF
South Ca, DINA, Oh the 10th day OF April. 1871.
SINONGON & BaRKER,
PaintiEf Attorneys, No. Is Broad street.
aprli-tu6 Charleston, S. G..
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apr2S-6mos

@e~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA COUNTY OF CuARLESToN-COURr OF
CuMMOy PLEAS.-EDWIN BATES, GEO. c. SELL
MAN, THo>. r. McGAHAN, CHARLES X. BATES.
Cupartner-, trading as EDWIN BAi ES Il CO.,
Plaintiffs. against /. G0UDKoP, Defendant.-
Copy Summons for Money Demand-compant
not served TO |. GOUDkuP Defendant IN this
action: You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint IL tIis action, which has
been te,, In the Office oflhe Jerk Of the Court OF
Common Peas for tile SAID county, and to serve
q copy OF your answer nn the subscribers at their
Office No. Is Broad street, Charleston, s. c., with.
iu twenty days alter the servce Of this summons
OIL you, exclusive OF The day OF service.
Ify you fail TO answer his complaint within the
time aforesaid, The plaintiffs VIII axe judgment
against you for tn" sum OF five hundred aud
fortyone 25 100 dollars, with in ercst from the 4t
dav Of April ON one Tho" thousand eight hundred aud
Dated April 10, 1871.
sIMONT0t & B BARKER,
plAntirs: Attorneys.
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G1> CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY
The Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Society will
receive Subscriptions or Donations at his office,
No. 6S East Bay, cornet OF Atlantic Wharf. The
payment OF Two Dollars will constitute person a
member for one year. Bibles are Kept on hand
for distribution. The Society has one Coporteu.
iu the field, and soclts aid to Introduce another.
Persons interested in he wUk or seeking further
Information Will please cal! on the treasurer.
J. N. ROBSON,
apr2S-6mos Treasurer c. B. S.
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@y NILSSON we HAVE PUBLISH
ED THIS DAY. very fnc Photograph OF the
world-renowned cantcatrice Mdlle. CHRISTINE
NILSSON, taken during her stay In Charleston,
and approved By her as among the best in this
country.
Cartes de Vsite CeuSe
Imperial. oen'a
QUINBY GALLERY,
{SOUDERl
may23 No. 26s King street.
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Ms- BANK OF ESTON,
CHARLESTON. MARCH %, 1s71.-In accordance
with the resolution adopted at q meeting Of the
Stockholders, On eth inst, an election for Thir-
teen Tors will be held TuIs Day, the cd
instant, and q meeting OF the Stockholders for
the purpose Of Teorgantzlng the Bank will also be
held at 12 O'Clock, In the Bank Hail.
WILLIAM THAYER,
apr1-stuth10p6 Cashier.
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may2 !

@- MESsRS. EDITORS: PLEAS E
publish the following Ticket for Directors OF the
Bank OF Charleston at an election to be held
THIS DAY, May Cd:
CHARLES T. LowNDES,
GEO. A. TRENHOLM,
HENRY GOURDIN,
". G. COURTNEY.
". A. WARDLAW.
WM. THAYER,
R. SIEGLISG,
J.R. BOYLSToN,
JAMES N. ROBSON,
B. F. HUGER,
]. E. ADGER,
JAMES r. PRINGLE,
w.P. HALE,
And oDlge MANI SEoCkhoLDEKs'
may2-1
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5nerlai WoIlses

asr CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York. are notified that
she is dlscta.ging cargo at Adger's Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
may2-1 JAMES ADGER L CO., Agents.
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nsr NOTICE. E.-PERMISSION TO RUN
any or his Steamers to the Pacific Guano Co.'s
Wharf during the German SchuIzenfest has been
granted to Mr.. h L. P. MCCORMICK, President OF
Mt. Pleasant and Sullivan's Island Ferry Com
pany. G. FL. GLlDDES,
Superintendent Pacific Guano Company
may1-5a
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r OST. ON THE 18TH, q BUCKSKTN
cents, between Tradd and King streets. via
Frienl. Archdale aud Iir:laran. FinIer Will be
rewarded on delivery at No. ia Trarid, corner
Logan streets. apr20
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E-nal ans forrH .

1--WE DOLL,RS REWARD.-LOsT, ON
Il sunday mon ming, whilst procer,ling 10 s. a,
SIarbOard liradbUard from bow Scho nrr b N.
Hawkins. with name carved on. WILLIAM
ROACH & Co, Agents. nla,2-l
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@ MEDICAL NOTICE.-PAT1ENTS
suffering from Diseases pertaining TO the GENITo
URINARY ORGANS. will receive the latest scien'
tidc treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF DR.. 7. RETNSTJERNA, oflce No. Il Easel
street. three doors from the Postoftice
sep20-tuth1yr
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Guerial Notlles.

@- ASST GNEE'S NOTICE OF AP-
POIETMENT.-In the District Court Of the United
States, for the Eastern District OF South Carolina
in the Matter Of GEORGE A. BOWMAN, Bank.
rupt-In Bankruptcy.-Tc whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF mis- ap'
pointmeut as Assignee OF GEORGE A. BOWMAN,
of the City OF Charleston, in the County OF
Charleston, and State. of South Carolina, within
said District who has baen adjudged Bankrupt,
upon his own petition, by the District Court OF
said District.
Dated at Charleston, this 1st day Of May, A. D.
1871. ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG,
maTe-tu3 Assignee.
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T OST.-TWO TEN DOLLAR BILLS, IN
IL roll. were dropped on Saturday. in Broad
or Meeting street, below tIaSel The lnder viii be
lib"rdlly rewarded upon leaving the same at this
Office. maTl
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w- NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN
to all Sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, tnat,
from and after the first day Of March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOzo, Secretary Of the Advisory Board.
ROBT. c. DELARGE, L. C. 9. S. c.
Columbia, February 2S, 1871. marll
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asPARTIEs WISHING TO VISIT THE
schutzenplatz by water are invited to Browns
Wharf, from which place fine Sail Boat will
start at any convenient time for the above place.
apr296*
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@- -MANHOOD-l54ru ID TT l y NJ
corrected and revised by e Il thor, e. lie F. Cur
tls. Doctor CT Medicine. member Of the Royal Col
lege OF Surgeons, England; Llcensiate of The Col
lege Of Ph slcans, EiiuourHh; Honorary Member
Facul;e tie Mcdc,uu, Paris, &C., &C., Sc.-A
Medical Essay On the cause and cure of Prema-
ture drcIIue in Man, showing how hea tn is lost
;ii,i ho'V ;=.atard, IL gives clear synopsis Of the
.:;rul,"euts to MarrlaEe the treatment Of Eer-
vuus and Physical Debility, Stertllty. &C., whether
br.iaEhtnu ny early abuse or excess, aud he rem-
e,lrs taerefor-the result of twenty years Success
Iul practice.
Price 80 ceuts by mail. Address the author, Dr..
CURTIS, No. 9 fremont Place, Boston, Mass.
u,urT-Iutnslyr
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This department is supplied with the caebrateI
STAR 81 RTS, Foreign and Domestic Un,lcr.
shirss and Drawers, Silk and Thread Glnves, Linen
and Paper Collars, Eecktirs, Bows Scarts, Pocket.
Nandkerchiefs, Socks, Umbrellas, DC.
Our stuck has been selected with great carep
and pr.cas marked very low in plain figures.
Buyers IN our Hue will and it to their advantage
to give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
rllar223mos
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wv TANTED TO RENT, BY A PUNCTUAL
w and permanent tenant q neat and pleas.
antly situated dwelling, containing not less than
four square rooms. The western part OF the CITY,
or the neighborhoOd OF the Battery preferred. Ad-
dress, stating location and lowest rent, Tenant"
office OF THE NEWS aIrl8
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T o o K. o q TT
FOR THE SIGNS OF THE CRoCKERY HOUSE
AND CAROLINA TEA AGENCY.
JUST ARRIVED AT

JUST ARRIVED AT
LINLE EY'S CHE P s T o E,
No. 3ss King street,
new supply Of that famous DOLLAR TEA.
Also, large lot OF that very superior YOUNG
HYSoN TEA, which delights all Tea connoisseurs
who have ever tried T., and which1 sell at the low
price Of 81 SO per pound. This Tea is guaranteed,
and lam willing to refund the money to any pur-
chaser who should be dissatisfied.
ALSO,
A large lot OF CANNED FRUIT, vEGETABLEsI
AND FISH, Of the most approved brands, which
will be sold st low prices.
A general assortment Of Groceries, at reduced
prices.
Roasted and Ground Rio, Laguayra aud Java
Oorees, fresh every day. The roasting Is done
upon the premises, under my personal super.
vision. Quality and kinds guaranteed.
FRENCH CHGNAl FRENCH CHINA!
Tea Sets Of plain French China, a pieces, for $s
Tea Sets, gold band French China, "A piecH, for
A large assortment OF French China for table
use Also, Fancy China Goods, Vases, Cologne
Sets, Motto Cups and Saucers, Tete-a Tete Sets,
&c.
English Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Hard
ware, woodeuware, Baskets, Looking Glasses,
and general assortment Of House Furnishing
Goods-soId twenty-five per cent. cheaper than
regular dealers.
Special attention paid to country orders, accom-.
panied with cash.
All Inquiries by letter promptly answered.
No charge for packing or delivering to any part
Of the city.
marl6-1yr JOHN W. LlNLEY.
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90 Rent.

fINO RENT, A TWO AND A HALF
i STORY BRICK lIuUSE. No. Truinho's
Court Guod water AMI other accommodations
OH the premises Apply at No. llayne street.
jan3l-tUthS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02

mc BAKERS CITRATE MAGNESIA.
A splendid preparation. Completely superseding
The use of Ill nauseous purgatve Medicines. Sold
~ Druggists. JNO. C. BAKER & CO., PhIladel.
ph,s.
A full supply on hand by
DR.. h. BAER,
feb7-tuthssrnos No. 1s1 Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02
for 5ale.

LNOR SALE, TWO FINE COWS. W TIL
Il two young Calves, and TWO fine large work
Mules. Inquire at No. So State street.
mayo-tuthoA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02

A YOUNG LADY IN THE COUNTRY
II wishes situation as Companion or House.
keeper In the city or country. For terms, and
other particulars, address "B," DAILY NEWS
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