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COTTON S T A T E'S
GIFEIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Principal once, MACON, GA.
A GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA .INSTITU-
TIsN, PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED.

A GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA .INsTITU-
TIsN, PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED.
Identified with the enterprise OF our own peo-
pie. Managed by the best nnanciers Of the South.
PolIcy.holders secured by guarantee Of FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and by de-
posIt Of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS vita State authorities Of Georgia and
South Carolina.
The business confined BY law to Life Insurance
alone.
Policies issued on al the approved Mutual plans,
bearing dividends.
Non-Partlcipating Policies granted at low rates.
Gold Policies issued to those preferriug them.
A loan Of one.third OF premium given, II desired,
with Interest on first years loan only.
Ninety per cent. Of Profits given to poncy-hold'
ers without exception, annually.
Adeflnite CASH SURRENDER VALUE given IN
case OF withdrawal. This is done by but one other
Company doing business here.
Paid.up Policies for an equitable portion OF
amount paid, also granted in case ofsurrender.
Policies made good and valid, by their terms, for
as many definite parts Of sums insured as there
have been annual premiums paid.
LAVAL d ABNEY, General Agents,
once Columbia, 8. c.
BURDELL BROTHERS. Charleston, s. O.
ssr Agents wanted.in In North and South Caro-
lima sprll-mw1yr
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DISTURBANCE IN ELLIOTT STREEL-William
johnson aud Julia Simous, both colored, began to
quarrel on Friday night In Elliott street, and, In
q short time, created disturbance In that e4clta'
BILE locality. The two were taken into custody oy
an ooservaat policeman, and locked up In the
eusTdh6ass bensahsa ayor & wassasEs that
shlswaE EwihtaSifarss visit ,toShs' Gnsrdaouse
son business. y and he Was discharged. J9la's
SEilots ssisst reputation and freqasnt pok.ups In
sxhe: aSardHonse went hard against her, andshe
.w;as seit tothe H ase Of Correction for thirty
X adAya.
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The ACADEMY OF MUs1C.-The engagement
of Rose and Harry watkins ended on Saturday
night, when at Takes TWO to Make Quarrel"
and the "Pioneer Patriot" were performed. The
matinee of Saturday was the largest which the
Academy has known since the first visit OF the
Chapmans rhe Watkinses have given UNIVERSAL
satisfaction, and, by their careful avoidance OF
equivecal illusions no less than BY their Versatili
ty and artistic acting, have established themselves
as prime favorites with the Charleston public.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
cases Of A. FINE LONGCLoTH, only 100,
formerly 12Hc
cases OF a. Fine Longcloth, only sKc, former!
10 cases OF Al Fine Longcloth, only 12H to zoe,
formerly Is to 25c
cases 10 4 Fine Sheatlng. only s7hc, formerly
soc
cases 1914 Brown Sheeting, only s7Kcr former
cases is in. Plllow.case sheeting, only t7Kc
formerly zoe.
500 dozen. AliLinen, Huck Towels, 81 per dozen
worth 81 rs
500 dozen, An.Linen Danask Towels, 81 26 and
81, worth 100 and S. co.
100 pteces 22 inch Diaper, 81 80, worth 81 80.
large and well selected stock OF TABLE DAM.
ASKS, Crashes; Napkins and Doylies, at cores
poRdInHly low prices.
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Hotel Arrivals--February IL and IL.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


las. NJ. Bull, New York; 81. W. Chandler, st.
Louis, No.; ". Rssman, Philadelphia; VIM. MAI
tin, Miss Martin, Columbia; q, Bressow and wife,
Brooflyn; Chas. II. Belts, Philadelphia; J. p Nc
Cfellail, Iowa; Parsons, wife and Child N T.;
N. Cane, N. I;JaSJohnsenrH q. Mortimer, savan-
nah, Ga. Howard petsslsN.sY.; D. L. Eaton,
Wsshiugtqa,D. al; H HooksTand lady, Miss E.
G. scanton,z Ma. Mary scranton, New Haven; R.
McCarter, FSNs owen,N N. T.; F. q. Allen, Chicago;
P. G. Crowel, Masss;;lW. Graham, Augusta, Ca;
e. T. Walton, wilmington, DEL; Geo. A. Smith,
Wilmington, N. c.; Jno. Sohmsn. n. T.; J. b. Nil
Ter, N Y; 8. B. Pohlman, N. Y; E. q. Lyller,
Chicago; Jno. A. L. Morrell, Baltimore; Il. F.
Moore, N. Y; Geo. n Woodward, Philadelphia; W.
s. Miller, Baltimore B. NJ. Smith, Va; Chas. o.
Bsrtelle, Mrs. Bartelle, Miss Helen L. Bartelle,
Baltimore. Nd; h. v. L. sprigg, city; W. L. Ellis
Macon; R. B. Hawley, Baltimore; Chas SeaVey,
Ny; Q. y. Decker, II. Myers. Savannah, Ca; L.
R. Msers, Richmond; W. II. Balty, Jersey City;
Jos. Wheeler, Mystic, Conn.,; Chas. E. Donahue,
st. Louis, No.; J. 5. Jones, Richmlnd, Va; Daai
Callahan, Beaufort; W. s. Dawson, Summertime;
BR Croasdale, G. Mitchell, Philadelphia; Law
renee Sangston, Baltimore; ". q. Swafied, J. p.
Southern, J. D. Caldwell. Il. Wearn, Columbia, s..
G.; P. L. Virgins aud vile, Beaufort, ). u. U. b
Gundersdorf Columbia, s. c.; T. W. Browning,
Augusta, Ga.
MILLS HOUSE.
VIC. worshtngtou, Columbia; ". E. Earle,
Greeuyille; B. Browning, J. Kidd and sister, Mrs.
M. D, Cow, ". T. Sorranoe, Mrs. Sorrance and
servant, J. NJ. Ball. 8. Fckett, u. CANE, Mr.. and
Mn, 8. New kirk, Mlss.Newkirk New York; T. Par.
1sh, Miss Parish. Mrs. Falls, Miss Hsyt Newburgh;
J. E..smith, T. u. Aunter, 8. NJ Budereiga' Phila'
deiphta; Y. }. p Owens, Lsueens; q. Marshall, o.
seeo; !. ..Gardner, Canada; C.M. whittlesey, W. s.
Appleton, n. Appleton, Boston; Q. B. Bonton, E.
G. stunning, chicago; W. Hodges, Newport; j.
johnson, St. Louis; D. 8. Robeson' memphis; A.
Rhett, South Carolina;J. aorham, Savannah; C.
]. Andell, Johns Island.
PAVILION HOTEL
P. T. Bartlett, R. McCluskey, New YORK; u. r.
Franklin, Columbia; II. j. Humbert, ]. Feraose
South Carolina; ]. D. Powell, Atlanta; R W. Tins
Icy, Union; II c. Hail. Northeastern Railroad; T
" Ivan, Memphis; O. E.sJehnson, Piltsburg; F. II
Ten Eyck, New Jersey; a. Knox, Mount Pleasant
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: tfDEArH or MRS. RICHARD YEADoS:- It rs but
q lttie,whue since the. cltzens .ot Charleston
San!sediu paying tribute to the memory ofsHon.
Mohatd .Eeadon, To-day we are called upon to
: record t6e death o, his widow, Mrs. Mary Tldean
YesaoA a lady identified by birth and association
With many ofathe principal families ofstsc state,
and one whose hearthstone was the centre Of all
those wemanlg, graces whIdn make model home.
For. many years. she has been aspreIerf fromdts-
ssesse, but with enristian fottisade suatalred
Sall Of her trials. until at last nature
) qua on the morning Of the l2sh instant hera9irit
Sk Its flight to relon that or the Late partner Of
7aer ires. fhe funeral VIII take pisce sais after
sinooa as haifpsss4 O'clock, at the lecture room
-ot the Circular Church, where the relatives and
friends or the FAMILY are Invited 70 attend
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.ITo BE CONTINUED

LOUISIANA RICE.-New Orleans papers of
late date mention that there was on exhibition
at the office OF Mr. James Wood, dealer In
Louisiana and Carolina rice, No. 80 Peters street,
beautiful sample of hulled and polished bearded
RICE equal In every respect to any ever brought
thlther from the Csrolinas or Georgia. 1t was
grownip the parrish Of St. James, and hulled and
:pollshed at the empire Parish Steam Rice Mills,
Pointe-a Ia Hache, Plaquem!nes, for which Mr.. W.
Ia agent
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> DEATH OF A MERcHANr.-Mr. Henry Camp
ses;a respected German merchant. died in.this
city at sgo'clock: yesterday morning. He was
sSoSn 4 Rechtennetoa on the, Lower Weser, in
Hahovsr, and came to this country, tn 1saz when
he was fourteen years old. II. Canpsen went
into business in Chsrleston, and raslsse totmsd
coparsnershJp with Mr. W. a. UnerhardtN This
/, Hsm. with an intermisslon caused by the war,
Continued It's business until 1859, when twas
S4fi#ol sed. Mr.. Campssa then went into business
on his own account. BE was warns Southern
smaa, but = painful malaay prevented hmstsom
;seoinR into active service under ths aasof the
! Oonfsderacy. or genial and ssoclabls sdispesl-
tion, he had hosts Of ffleods and bis desskfsgen-
erally tfsarested.. The aanarai or Ne oampsen
I VIII take placeat O'Clock this strcsnoon,z
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THsouGH BILLS OF LAp1sa TO LtvERrooL.. :;
Messrs James Adger & CO. advertise to give
through bills of lading on cotton to Liverpool by
their line Of New York steamers, at "a. per lb.
This very low rate will doubtless attract consider
able cotton by this route. The steamship Charles
ton, which.sais tomorrow, will receive cotton at
the above rate,
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
ATLANTA, Ga.
General John B. Gordon, President. Atlanta, Ga.
General A. q. Colquitt, Planter, Barker County,
Ga.
A. Austell, Banker, Atlanta, Ga.
E. W. Holland, Atlanta, Ga.
]. II. Galloway, Atlanta, Ga.
Hon. B. @. Yancey, Athens, Ca
B. ]. Smith, Planter, Cuthbert, Ga.
II. v. N. Miller, Atlanta, Ga.
General wade Hampton Columbia, s.. o..
william Johnston, President B. q. Il. h.,
Charlotte, N. O.
c. H. Phlnzy, Commission Merchant, Augusta
Ga.
Robert Thomas, Athens. Ga.
D. E. Butler, Commission Merchant, Augusta CO.
B. l.. WIllIngham, Planter, Allendsle, $. U.
W. A. Caldwell Greensboro, N. @.
r. a. CoWan, Wilmington, N. 9:
D. r. Murchisoh, Wilmington, N. O.
f. ]. Pe,zer, Charleston, 3. O.
d. @. Fowle, Raleigh, n. G.:
General W. r. Cox, Raleigh, N. @.
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THE EAI4BAaAsIxneRANf Association
aretsautnosized tSsay that TIE grand drawing OF
the !aAiabamaE Ehnmigrsut Association at Mont
somerys Alsi Win positively take pisse on Feora-
ary ed. sTiesr ADVERTISEMENT u IN another COL
umn. Send On yenr mnonsHas once and procure
tickets. There plenty OF time. Address Stokes
q Greene, managers, Montgomery, Ala. The
scheme is good one, and, as we have every rea-
son TO believe, will.be honestly carried out.
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,REMovAL.-The Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of New York, OF which Mr.. VIM. B. Shaw
isthegeneral agent, have removed from No. 14l
Meeting street to.shelr new and handsome oface,
No. 90 Broad street.
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CorroN-CaARLEsroN TO LIvEEpooL.-The
Iron Line will issue through bills OF ladlng, In con-
nection with Messrs. Williams & Gulon's Liverpool
steamers from New York, at sd. on uplands, to
begin per steamship South Carolina, sailing on
Thursday, 10th Inst.
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Lxxxvr1 ASSrvEssARY OF TIE CHAMBER OF
CoaMERcE.-The anniversary meeting OF the
Chamser Of Commerce will be held to-day, at7P P
N. The polls for the election OF ocicers win be
open from P. NJ. to P. N. The anniversary
supper;wm Deserved at the Hperalsn Han at 8
u n
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; old
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, ST.; old price 81 Is. In Velvet and Les
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsKL sr. BAZAAR, AND No. 16i KING ST.
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business nan should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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MUIR DER IN S4vANNAH.-On Thursday night
a fght occurred amongst the crew Of the ship w.
H. jenkins, loading for Liverpool. man named
Daniel sharkey waskIlled with knife by John
Slnan sailor
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DRUMuNG.-George ". Dobler was arrested
on Saturday morning, by officer Lovett and
Special Onicer 9Hernanlez, for soliciting orders
for the ncm Of Tstdore, Bush d. Co., of Missouri
without license. He was takeh'to the Detective
office, ,and released upon giving goohsecurity for
his appearance before tnsMayo this morning.
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ST. MARY's CHURcH.-The services in this
church, yesterday, In the absence OF the pastor,
wHe conducted BY the Rev. F. ]. Shadler, who
preached an excellent sermon upon the Gospel OF
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ORES coo Ds.

DRESS GOODS.
100 pieces Black Alpacas, 20 per cent. lower than
formerly
/ case Irish Silk Popllns, new styles, 80 inches
wide, only go cents, valued at 81 25
so China SILK Dress Patterns, all shades and
colors, only Sl2, worth SIS
so pieces Black Silks, at great sacrifice
The greatest variety OF Dress Goods In any
Southern market. at prices to suit the times.
FURCHG0TT, BENEDICT Il co.
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FOREIGN CARGo.-There was cleared on
Saturday, by Messrs B. s. Rhett Sons, the
bark Waiter, for Liverpool, with It's bags sea
island, 7ss bales upland cotton, and $50 tons
phosphate rock, valued at sS5,295.
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The GERMANIA MAsoURRADE.-The grand
masquerade Of the GermaRia Bund, which has
been 80 long and eagerly expected, takes place
this eve ming, In the concert hall at the Academy
zof Music. We predict large attendance.
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ALL sufferers from Miasmatic Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Debility, nnd relief and cure In the
use OF the Old CAROLINA Bitters.
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To CURE Dyspepsia, use the Old Carolina
BItters. A remedy Of Southern origin, composed
Of Southern herbs Of rare efficacy. Test it; it can
not fall.
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SMALL CHRoMos SMALL CHRoMos !-Chro-
mos in Walnut Frames at IS cents each; formerly
sold at s1 so. No. l5l KING STREET.
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ATTENTION, ToURrsTs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. lsl King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noy12
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A NEW LOT OF mercantile Note Paper, five
ouires for 6oc., at the Hase street Bazaar and No.
lel King street. octl0-mtu
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st. Andrews Lodge, att P. M
Orange Lodge, at P. NJ.
Chamber OF Commerce, at 2 P. II.
Ashley Fire Company, at P. n.
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BOARD OF DIREC TORS,

BOARD OF DIREC T0R Us,
MEMPHIS, TzNN.
r. q. BrInIley, President Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad. Memphis, Tenn.
F. N. White, President Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, Memphis Tenn. o,,.
Amos woodruff, President Memphis and OHIO
Railroad. Memphis, Tenn.
f. :. Davis, President First Eatlonsa BACK, Men,
D. Il. townsend, Memphis, Tenn.
81, A. Partee, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
It. A, Nelson. Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
Hugh Terrence, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
!. W. McCown. Merchant, Memphis, Tenn.
Charles Kortrecht, Attorney at Law, Memphis,
G. W. Fraser, Attorney at Law. Memphis, Tenn.
General John B. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
". O. ireland, Louisville, KY.
W. II. Cherry, Banker, Memphis, Tenn.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER at Joseph Black
mans drug store No. 80 Broad street, February
18th: O'Clock, IS; 10, So; 12 81; SO; 81; 6
81; 8, 81. February u: O'Clock ss; 10, Go; II,
20. Q To-
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Ar Cosr AT Cost Large size Chromos.
HksEL STREET BAZAAR.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, -,
ss, 50 so snd So 50 per thousand, according 10
size, ss TEE News Job ONCE.
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS "A reduction
of twenty per cent. on Side and Corner Brackets
Book Racks, &C., at our stores.
CHAS. @. RICHTER b Co.,
Hasel street Bazaar, and No. 1sl King street.
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DOLLS Sold at 3, 6,
and II cents each former prices, s, 10, Is and
20 cents.
No. 161 KING ST., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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RIBBON, GLOVE AND HOSIERY DEPART
MENT ~

MENT.
The nnest stock OF RIBBONS ever brought to
this market have been imported BY Our Firm,
which will be sold TO milliners and consumers at
prices unpreceden tedy low. We beg such TO ex'
anime our Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
100 dozen celebrated Vidette Kid Gloves, at 81
per palr-each pair guaranteed
Finest Chaley,a, Alexandre's, Felix's, and other
celebrated Seamless Bid Gloves, only 81 10
500 dozen English Hose, only So 80 and 81 per
dozen, worth So
Greatest selection Of Hosiery in the city, from
. p '- FuRcHaorT, BENEDICT 90.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
500 pieces Maraellles, from 20 to so cents, worth
80 to IS cents
1oo. pieces Taretan only 25 cents. worth 40 cents
500 pieces Swiss, Cambrcs and Jaconets, rom 10
to so cents, worth 20 70 Is cents.
FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT co.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
20 pieces 81 Fine Waterproof Cloth, only 81,
worth 81 so
Mems and Bsy,s Casslmeres, from 90 cents to 81
Large Large var variety Of Black Cloths, Doesklns and
FURcHao1T, BENEDICT 60.
CARPETS, MATING
At such prices as defy competition.
F1RCHG0IF, BENEDICT &C.,,
octsl No. al AND 4a7 KING STREET
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m LOUIS D, DeSAUSSURE.

MAST BAY RESIDENCE. gE.-FoR SALE,
~ the WOODEN RESIDENCE, on high brick
basement, at the southeast corner East bW ano
Inspection streets, containing eight room two
piazzas; and a basement, brick Kitchen, stAhle
and carriage house. The Lot measures % leee
'front.' on East Bay street, 80 front on washington
street, and 200 feet deep, and can be divided INTO
TWO Lots. s.--
fehlSmw1
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By F. p. sALAs.
By ]. FRASER MATHEWFS.

eALoAbLE rn4SfhAIf'Ahp 7NG ,sNn = PLANY.
VIII be sold ,en TUESDAY, 21st February, az
the Old Postof1ce, I'll O'Clock, :. = e. 4
F All that TRACT OF LAND atFParker,s Ferfy,uM
the Edtsto River and Iron Nine Beach: Creek In
Colleton County, formerly the property OF ]. j.
Perry, Esq. containing about 1900 acrea, moreor
less, on which Ia a. large deposit of: Phosphate
Rock OF the best quality and near the surface.
gns OF gSod &c
sale. : s.. .i'ii.: iesSHH
Terms-One-haH cash; balance in one sndtHu
years, secured by bond Of the purchaser sztf
o. tae Nr pSa
nal Revenue stamps and papers. -feh1.wmth6tul
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By J. FRASER MATAEWES,
nsal Estate Broker, No. se Broad ssss.s
A TPRlV SALE,
Rice and Cotton Plantations in al 9srts of the
city residences, Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. iocsa2-uMo
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BtsINEss NofI 0Es.

BE convinced of the merits of most valu-
able medicine, by trying the Old Carolina Bstsers.
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is agent.

A PLEASING INCIDENT occurred on Saturday,
which serves to ''point moral and adorn tale"
It appears that on the preceding day lady lostin
the street gold enamelled watch, the gift OF de-
ceased brother, and doubly valuable because OF
the associations with which it was connected. 1t
was Of course promptly adve tised, but the DIS
tressod owner wellnlgh abandoned all hope OF
seeing her trlnket again. Meanwhile, little COL
ored girl named Susan Pierce, and living In the
neIghborhood, while walking on Wentworth
street near Pitt on Friday night, found the watch
and hastened with 1t to her mother. she was
sure, she said, that 1t would be advertised the
next morning, and che would then enjoy the hap.
plness OF restoring the lost property. Saturday
found the little girl, even before daylight, pur-
chasing a copy Of the paper ftom one OF the nu'
merous gan,tns who so vigorously use the treble
clef in singing 'Eres yer Daily N-o-os-el Sure
enough, there was the announcement Of the loss.
The honest little woman could scarcely await the
slipping by OF the hours; but at last had the satis
faction OF placing the watch In the hands of-its
owner and receiving substantial evidence OF
gratitude. The lesson conveyed by the incident
is two fold; 1t illustrates the value Of that jewel
among the vlrtues-honesty; .asd 1t demonstrates
the advantage Of advertising In TEE NEWS.
TILL TAPPING.-Milton Spencer, colored
man, who had been dealing for some time with
Mr.. J. T. Luden, grocer, entered the store OF that
gentleman at the corner OF Bull and Pitt streets,
on Sunday morning, and asked for sheet OF pa.
Der to write letter. While thus occupied he saw
Mr. Luden take book containing sum Of money
ln small change from the till, and having given
change to customer returned the book to the
drawer. Mr. L. then went to the bar at the back
part of the store to serve several customers leav.
ing the letterwriter at his work. The latter found
the till convenient, and upon the return OF Mr.. Ii
the contents OF the book, to the amount OF 500,
and Milton were missing. The loss was quickly
reported at the Detective ONCE, and 0ncers Burke,
Davis and Lovitt took the matter in charge. They
proceeded to the residence Of Mllson on the pre-.
mlses of Mr.. Ebenezer Thayer, In Pitt street, and
finding him absent, with the consent Of his wife
searched the house, finding nothing. They found
the book, however, containing s22, at the back OF
the yard under pile Of rubbish, and selling NIL.
ton, who then came In, a close examination dis
closed s51 sewed up In one leg OF his drawers. he
was taken to the Detective ofice and Is held fol
examination. The money has been duly returned
to the owner minus 81, which Mntoa has not yet
accounted for.
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fertilizers.

n E TT LIZ E 3 s..
100 tens No. 1 PERUVIAN tchtneha) GuANO,
warranted pure.
1870 bbls. Land Plaster, ground from the best
Nova Scotia Rock, aud Warranted pure.
TOO tons Pure Dissolved and Ground Bone.
15o IONS Whlteiock's Vegetator. The Vegetator
has been successfully used, and bears
very hlptl reputation. It is second to no
other Fertilizer, except Peruvian auano,
offered In this market.
100 toms "Ralston's" Dissolved Bone and Ammo.
MIA,
100 bbls. Eastern Island Fish Guano, at s35 per
ton Of 1000 pounds. oo
For sale by i. !. hEhh w.
fph9
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CITY AFFAIR R S.
meteorological Observations,

The following is the War Department wealth
or report-dlvislons Of kilograms and reports Tor
the benefit Of commerce. Observations taken
Yesterday. at a.5l p. NJ. Charleston time.
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mHE ERN LIE E
INsU ANCE COMP ANY.
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BENEDDTd0..
Nos. a44 and 4s7 KING STREET.

TO SUIT THE DECREASE IN DUTIES MADE
by the Government, we have REDUCED OUR
PRICES ACCORDINGLY.
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OFFICERS.
T. A. NELSON, President.
AMOS WooDRuEF, First Vice.president.
F. N. WHITE, Second Ylce.presldent.
6ass. as; M T. PATTERSON. SsT Assistant Secretary.
F. 8. DAvs, Treasurer.