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DR. GALLAGHER'E
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
CUR -

at once dissolves and carries off all Rheumatic
Neuralgia and unhealthy matter from the sy s.
tenn, end the patient must from necessity soon
get we'll. There ia no mistake about it, The
money promptly returned in eve-y instance
Nhere NO benefit has been received. A large
number of unsolislted testimonials have been
received attesting lite great value.
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AMERICAN BROILER.


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nearly hundred "a the house must meet the
same fasa Among these are all the measures re.
lating tosshe internal revenue system, the tax on
cigarsand tobsGco, the abolition Of the franiing
privilege, the land grant railroads, except posi-.
bly, the Southern Pacific, which is pending In
conference, the dozen steamship snasidy bills, the
income tax repeal all the bills relating to our
foreign affairs all the schemes for the revival OF
American snlpbuIlding the naval line and stan
bill, the bill to abolish the grade OF admiral,
the bills amending the national bankrupt
law, the project to reorganize the post.
ofice department. to consolidate the Indian tribes
aud create the new Territory Of okalama, 60 pro-
vide for the admission OF Utah and New Mexico
as States, for an airline railway hence to New
York, 20 create a natl )nal system OF education,
together with many other bills OF greater or lesser
import, but especially the bill to establish new
federal civil system over the South for the sup
preston OF disorder, &C., which has been agreed
on by the reconstruction committee. The Repuo-
licans are very much disappointed at the failure
OF this bill, and would endeaver to press IL
through were they not aware Of the deternina'
ton Of the Democrats to prevent its passage oy
every means known to parliamentary law. TINS
bill, among other features proposes, it will De re-
membered, to create several hundred federal COIL
missIoners for the south. This, with several ON
ers noted, will, OF course. be introduced ane" III
the coming Congress, but the increased Demo-
cratic strength has destroyed there the tWo'tairo
ru,e by which the Republicans have been able In
this congress to force through 80 much legisla.
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A Navy lard at Port Royal.

In view Of the fact that Brooklyn wants to
get rid OF her navy yard, and that Congress
is discussing the question OF removing it to
some more suitable point, the Columbia
Union urges the claims and advantages ol
Port Royal as navy yard site. 1t says:
"The South has nearly half the Atlantic and
Gulf coast line, and has not single llrst-class
navy yard. Port Royal harbor is the best on
the Atlantic coast, and We have no doubt that
sufficient land would be given to the United
States upon which TO construct hrst-class
navy and ship yard. Such an enterprise
would build up South Carolina materially, and
would be the means Of laying the foundation
for commercial city which would rival any
city on the Atlantic coast"
with the Blue Ridge and Port Royal Rail-
road open to the West, and o line Of European
steamships established, both nom Charleston
and Port Royal, South Carolina would march
on in prosperity, until she rivaled the most
prosperous States in the Union.''
There are commercial advantages possess
ed by us that are not possesse | by ANY OF the
States oil the North. We are nearer, by many
hundreds OF miles, to the rich and productive
island OF Cuba and the other West India group,
the Bahamas lie just off our coast, and the
South American trade Is three days nearer our
markets than it is to New York. Our climate
is more attractive, and business mes and capi-
tallsts would flock here by the thousands, ii
they could but see tha way to do so.
1--WE ask our delegation in Congress, both In
the Senate aud in the House, to press this mat
ter of the exoelleucy Of Port Royal harbor
home upon the attention of their respective
bodies, and not to rest until favorable action
is taken. Congress owes 1t to the South to do
everything In its power to aid in building up
and developing the interests of this section
The country here Is poor, financially. and not
so well able to help Itself as the rich and pros
porous North and West; and while millions
upon millions Of the public funds have been
lavishly expended upon those sections, to fos-
ter and aid enterprises that were more OF
private than public nature, not one dollar
has been given to aid an enterprise of public
nature throughout the entire South. With q
Southern Pacific Railroad, and connecting
link with Charleston and Port Royal, we should
be, ID measure, Independent o. the CONNER
clal metropolis Of the North, aud could COM
mand trade the Importance oil which 1t is im-
possible to estimate
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A Word to the Senate.

We have some hope that the infamou:
Greenville Bill will be killed in the Senate
and that neither the Executive veto nor al
appeal to The courts will be necessary to pro
tect the State from the threatened theft o
two million dollars.
The Greenvile Ring know full we'll that
they cannot carry on their speculation with
out money. They have deservedly failed to
sell their lightly-earhed stock. It was to be
expected, therefore, that they should eight
desperately to secure the passage of Their
Infamous Bill. which gives them two million
dollars Of endorsed bonds, which bonds are,
at once, convertible into bonds of the
State.
But the Senate are pondering the whole
yexed question. They know that the Green
vile Bill proposes, in plain truth, to give
the Greenville Ring State bonds to the
amount Of two million dollars. They know
that it makes necessary an additional State
tax of $4,000 year. They know that it
will depress still further the State credit.
They know that it will discourage the whole
people, and interfere with the collection
of taxes, while it encourages dangerous
spirit of turbulent disaffection. They know,
moreover, that Governor Scott will veto the
bill, if it passes the Senate, and that the
Executive will appeal to the courts to pre-
vent the Ring from reaping the reward OF
their rascally labor.
These considerations have made the Sen
ate pause. We now entreat them-in the
name OF honesty, decency and common JUS
tice, in the name of the people whom they
are elected to representa- meet this ques-
tfon fairly and fully, and to prove, by their
defeat OF the Greenville cheat that, what
ever the corrupt ignorance of the lower
House. the Senate do still regard the inter-
est AMI the honor Of the State.
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Guerial Nolltes
g- STATEMENT OF POLICEMAN
WHITE, in relation to the arrest Of Mr. VIM. p.
DeSaussure, on Tuesday evening" the 2lst inst:

g- STATEMENT OF POLICEMAN
WHITE, in relation to the arrest Of hr. VIM. P.
DeSaussure, on Tuesday evening, the 2lst inst:
was on duty on the evening OF the 2lst inst,
In Meeting street; was standing at the corner OF
Wentworth and Meeting streets, when heard a
rap, similar to that usually given by policemen.)
Immediately proceeded In the direction from
whence thought the rap was given. AS got to
the corner Of Hasel and Meeting streets, saw q
man walking towards the Post0fhce; waited
few moments and then saw him returning 70
Meeting street; crossed over to him and requested
him to stop rapprg his stick, as he would thereby
call the policemen from their posts. HIS reply
was, "Go to hell, and 60 about your business and
| will go about nine" To which answered that
was attending to my business, and II ne repeat.
ed what he was doing l would have to arrest him
and take him TO the Stattonhouse. lie PAID no
attention to me; walked down Meeting street,
and when lie got to the Charleston Hotel ne strucR
his stick twice on the pavement; went as lar as
tie Market and struck his stick twice again on
the pavement. During this time was walking
after him, and overlook him az the lce.house, laid
my hand upon his shoulder and told MIN TO con
slider himself under arrest He told me 10 take
il wanted to be Killed. replied that most
carry you to the Stationhouse. He ihen sald
that he would go with me, as he had complaint
TO make against me. We then proceeded.to 10 tne
Statiouh0use. NEWTON. WHITE,
Private OF Police.
Sectlon y, OF the ordnance regulating oi'e o'S'
Guard of Charleston, provides as follows: ut
shall be the duty OF the Captain OF Police to In
dlcate signals during the night for the govern
mcn OF the Police force, for the purpose of calling
assistance In case Of need"
Signals are as follows: One rap. Attention.
two raps, "Prepare to Move;" three raps Assist
anoe Required Immediately"
H.w. HENDRICKS,
marl-1 Chief OF Police.
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OH1CoRA CoRNET BAND FESTIVAL.
LOVERS OF MUSIC AND AMUsEMENTs, THIS
SURELY IS A TREAT

The CHfCORA coRNET BAND will give .
GRAND FESTIVAL, beginning on next MONDAY
EVENING, 27th instant, at Military Hall, for I'VE
successive nights or more, under the particular
supervision OF the following committee, viz:
J. P. HOWARD, Chairman, FRED. O. MARSHALL,
JAS. H. HOLLOWAY, WIN. Il. LOGAN,
SIDNEY G. ECKHARp, EwD. FORMS.
JEo. L. FOWLER.
The Committee, in behalf Of the Band. will spare
no pains to see that all arrangements shall be
conducted with perfect uecorum and respect to
ALL They will be assisted by the very gentlemanly
aud courteous Floor Managers:
P. Vt. LEWIS, SAML E. GAHLLARp,
WM TREsCoTT, E. @. TUCKER.
ADMISSION, 25 cents; Children, 10 cents.
n. N.B.-Tckets can be had from either OF the
Committee, at the following prices: Five for 81,
or 25 cents for o single ticket.
Doors open precisely at 7 P. NJ. aud close at 12
O'Clock at night. One hour for DANCING each
evening. 1epZ2-Wsz-5
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feb4-Sw8

@-BATChELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
SUPERB HAIR DYE Is the best IN the acorld-per-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine ". A. BATOHELOR'S HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean. soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold By oil Drug.
glsts. Factory No. 10 Bold street, New York.
iann2 m wifi
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m- GETTING MARRIED.--ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, aud the proprIety
or lmproprlety OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Adj
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa lan23-3ln0S
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fumbcr,.. fnsl, &r.
r UMBER, AT WHOLESALE AND RE

ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND QUALITY.
A full stock OF WHITE PINE. from & tu l. inches
thick, clear aid well seasoned.
Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry. Birch, Oak. Ash,
Poplar Boards aud eanks, Rosewood, Walnut
and Mahogany Veneers NGwe'S, Biusters, all
kinds OF NauItlngS Sashes, Blinds, Doors, &c.
The attention OF builders and others is especial.
ly requested. that we are prepared To furnish the
above IN any quantities WIN su;h prices thai
compare favoraIly with New York rates.
/. II. HALL & co.,
Coruer East Bay and Market streets.
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Marrleb.

GRAHAM -sIMpsoN.-Eear Pendleton, s.: @,
on the evening OF February 23d, 1870, by Rev.
Hugh McLees, Mr.. WIN. II. GRAHAM, OF Bolton,
Miss, and Miss NJ. ]. SIMPSON, OF Anderson Coun
ty, S. Z.
JAGAR-MAHONY.- home, on the evening
of the Goth Instant by the Rev. John Moore, j..
ADoLpHE JAGAR to JULIA T. MAHoN1, ell OF this
city.
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w- BURNING AND sHAKISG.-BY a

TT BURNING AND SHAK1SG.-BI 4
ridiculous misappication OF language, invalids
are sometimes said to "enjoy very poor health" +"
but II Is not IN record that any human being was
ever spoken or as enjoying chils and fever. And
yet there are Thousands at this moment in one or
the other OF the TWO stages OF the disorder, who
there Is anything demonstrabe in therapeutics,
It Is that H0>TErTER'S STOMACH BlTTERs Is
an antidote 10 internitt Mt ferers. No instance
caa be citel1n which It has been taken, elthes as
safeguard against this class OF diseases or as q
remedy for them, aad failed to produce III. dc.
sired effect. The season when malarlous fevers
are rife has commenced, and no iana5ltant vi anv
DISTRICT subject to their visitation. siuuld be with
ous this great preventive anl remedy. Inde"'i. il
Is most potent protection against al The all.
inents Which prevail il the spring months. From
MARSH and pool. and from al nois. soils are now
rising the niepairc elements which give birth tp
fever, indigestion, bi.iou ness, !cs aad wh"le
host Of epidemic anl other nalades. Aid The
system to resist tham Encrgizc AID regulate all
the animal functions with this reinforcing agent.
TINS precau'On is as necessary IN c;trs as III new
settlements, for lnalarCus fevcrs are now almost
as common In the great centres CT population as
OIL the borders Of the southern bayous and
marshes and the rich agricultural regions OF the
West. Tile preyentveaid remedy Is accessible
TO all. Who vii! be unwlse enough 10 brave reck-
lessly the danger 1t would avert? I, f,ba5-GDkc
w NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF TUE
UNITED STATES-DEPOSITS OVER s2,250. .00O--
Deposits made on or before March Goth will
draw Interest from March 1sE.
Interest paid or Compounded March, Jaly and
November
Deposits of 500, and upwards, draws Interest
from dare.
Deposits can be withdrawn without notice,
during Banking hours, from 3 A. NJ, to P. NJ.
Open Saturday nights from 5tos, to receive
Deposits only. NATHAN RITTER,
feb2l-2l Cashier.
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sssssriss eiansrs. e:
-TuEDAM ANSC Al DER & CO.,
sRooaRs, coxuss1os 81 MERCHANTS,
PROVISION DEALERS,
Nos: lo8 10 and lie East Bay; corner AcconamoF.
dstdn Wharf. Charleston; Sc. 20
Are Receiving and hsye in Store ..--..---,-,...
100 9sSs %aspI RIO, Laguayra,: Mocha and Java
2s hhds New Orleans Sugars
10 hhds Syrup %
Syrup
100 pS5s EIss 5ss9ss sns Sugar Crushed, Powdered A.
50 bsls sna waassy Eys. Giesas Gather Wal
:. 20 bali barrels WhIskey, GIbson's and oasbar-
20 cases French Brandy = = -
Is bbls Hecker & Bro.,s Self Raising Flour
100 bblH Extra Family Flour
80 f1rklns and tubs Choice Butter
IS bbls and tubs Leaf Lard
so boxes Factory Cheese
+ 10hhds O. r. Sides
Is hhds Shoulders
15boxes BulkShouldefs
/ 10 boxes Long Clear Sides
10 tierces DaYis's Diamond Hams ~, :,
20 boxes lb can Tomatoes
Teas Pepper, Pimento, Paper. Brooms, Yeast.
Powders. Mustard, Nails, Buckets, Tubs, Starch,
Soap and Candles.
parl-wfmS ="
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SEA MOSS FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddlngs Custartls Creams, &C.,
re. The cheapest, healthiest and most delicious
food In the world. feb2I-mw wf3DSC
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Annluersarles.
FELLOWSHIP SOCIETY.

+
The One huadred and Ninth Anniversary Meet
ing OF the Society will be held on WEDNESDAY,
March sth ensuing, at Masonic. Hall, at 12M
An Election for Oficers will take place between
the hours Of 10 and O'Clock, and the usual busl-
ness transacted. CAMPBELL DOUGLAS,
reb25.swmw4 Secretary.
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uTANTED, A GOOD CANvAsSER FOR
w tench) Coieton aud Beaufort Counties to
seir Life and Times OF General R. f. LEE, by sub.
scrip;ion. Address J. CLARK BEUELL, Charles
ton, 5. c. Send So IS for sample.
m ar1-wfiH
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n1arl-1

M~ UNION BANK OF SOUTHEARO-
LINA.-The Annual Election for Directors Of this
Bank will be held at the Banktng.House on WE'D
NEsDAY, the S,h day Of March, proxmo, between
the hours OF 10 A. N. and 2P. a.
hebao-mwfs I'D, ALEXANDER, Cashier.
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WTANTED, A RESPECTABLE COL
w ORED woman, TO cook an! wash and do
general housework for 4 small family. Reference
required. Apply at No. 3s7 King street.
mur1-l&
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@ CoNSIGNEEs PER COMMERCIAL
LINE Schooner MARY FARRow, win send
promptly to Adger's North Wharf for Goods. No
claims allowed after Goods are received
mar1-1 WILLIAM ROACH & co.
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@s- TIE SOLACE OF AGE.-PLAN-
TAT1oN BITrERs is an agreeable compound OF
st. CroiX Rum:the most nutrlmental Of all dis.
titled liquors-and variety OF tonic, Alternative
and anil bilious vegetable productions, among
which is that most invaluable of inygorants Cal
tsaya bark. The splrituous basis is manufactured
by the agents OF the prop ietors, from the sugar
cane, CT their own leasehold plantations Lu the
West Indies; and the Calisaya bark Is gathered
aud prepared for expectation from South Amer.
lea by the employesof the firm. Both, therefore
con be guaranteed to be unadulterattd, and OF
the finest quality.
For these reasons, PLANTATION BITTERS Is
recommended as an unequalled lnvlgoratlug cor.
dial for aged persons. But It has stronger REQ
ommendatlon than that OF the proprietor viz:
the testimony OF thousands IN the decline OF life,
who have tested Its revivifyng properties. The
record covers period Of more than ten years,
and includes both sexes and all ages, from hfty to
four-score years and upwards.
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WiTTE beg to express my thanks for favors
extended TO- me In trade, with the request 70
transferring same to my former partner, MT; Z.
CLAC1US. a. T. WILLIE
maTl-3
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Charleston, S. O., March /, 1871.

Hereafter shall carry on the WHOLESALE
GROCERY BUSINESS on my own account, anu,
thanking my friends and patrons for past lavors,
| request them nud the pubic In general 10 laVor
ni' JUG" "-'' @. CLACIUs,
No. 100 East Bay.
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JXTANTED TO HIRE, A YOUNG COL
w ORED GIRL. to do light housewOrk. Ap
ply iu RutIedge street, three doors above Queen.
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@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY OF Adger's
Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain
on The wharf at owners risk.
JAMES ADGER 4 CO.,
mar1-1 Agents.
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rro RENT, THE LARGE AND SPA
CIOUS house and stand, known as the
MOUNT PLEASANT QUARTERS near the Ferry.
aud quite ccmTeaienG to visitors. All In good
order. For part!cu ars apply on the premises.
!.b.1-5*
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@ CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
Line Schooner n ". SMITH, from New York,
will send for Goods to Adger's North Wharf, or
pay Storage. Claims must be made known to
the Clerk on Wharf, WILLIAM ROACH CO.,
mari Agents.
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A YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS OF
n obtaining u situation as companion or
bUuseEeeper to an invalid OF ellerly lady, either
IN the city or country. Salary not 80 much Of an
object as comfortable home Address ID. u,
DAILY NEWS Ofilce. 1an24
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TING Will l. I A N ;.

Inst received at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC
TORY. Nc. $40 King street, near Society street,
large and compete assortment OF Leaf, Chewing
and Smoking TOBAoOO Cigarettes SnaH, Pipes,
DC. Havana audDomesttc Cigars imported ana
manufactured by WIN. SCHROEDER, VINO respecs'
fully Invites the stteatton Of chewers and smokers
aud traders, wholesale and rekaiL to stock tullY
comprising every variety OF quality and prices,
from the cheapest to the highest grade, Wnicn u
the country viii receive prompt attention. and
shipped c. o. D., or at thirty days. city accept
ance, decl3-6mc6
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To RENT, TWO ROOMS IN A PLEAS
ANTLY situated House. No. 95 Beaufain
s;rect. Also, two Kitchen rooms. Inquire on the
nramIses feb27-mw2
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Obitnarr.

FRASER.-Dled, on the a2d of February 1871,
in the 43d year OF her age, SARAH DAVE FRASER,
wife Of Frederick E, Fraser, Esq, OF thtS city.