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Atthe annual communication OF st. Andrews
Lodge, No. 10, held at Holiness Lyceum on
the evening of the 10th December, the follow.
ing officers we're elected for the ensuing
Masonic year: T. s. Fling, W. NJ; James Nc.
Duff, g.. W.; George P. McIndoe, J.. W.; VIM.
Robb, treasurer; l.. P. Speissegger, secre-
tary; F. D. Phillips, 8. D.; L. F. Meyer, tiler.
At the annual communication of Walhalla
Lodge, No. &C., A. F. NJ, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Theodore
Melchers, W. NJ; D. Eordmeyer, 8. W.; F.
Kell9er, j., W.; J.. Kruse, treasurer; J. N.
Petersen, secretary;J. Klatte, 8. D.; E. Huge
let, J. DBL. Cramer, j. Boesch, stewards; L.
F. Meyer, tller.
At the regular communication OF Amity
Lodge, No. 12l, A. F. H., held at Florence, s.
c., on the 18th instant, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing Masonic year:
D. W. Haines, W. NJ; q. A. Ulmo, 8. W.; NJ.
E. Norris, ]. W.; James Allen, treasurer; P. B.
Stratton, secretary; J. A. Gamble, S. D.; ]. T.
Corby, J. D.; John Kuker, Morgan McCown,
stewards; ". d. Shepherd, liler.
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MUSElsENT
.cnst." at tho Academy.

eCo6tc' 81 GAO hChuChSs
The tavorlte comedy of Caste drew a good
house to the Academy last evening, and Miss
| Putnam produced her usual good Impression
In the character OF Polly Eccles. The role Ii
one which suits very we'll her fresh and I'm
affected aching, and she displayed In 1t the
same plquant flavor combined with an utter
absence OF artlHce, which made her 30 at
tractive In the other parts she has. assumed
here. Mr.. Ryan was a very successful Ecctes,
but the rest of the cast were hardly up to the
average. An amuaing afterplece, called No
ture and Philosophy, presented Miss Putnam
In a pleasantly contrasted role, and was well
received.
Tonight Fanchon will be given. Miss Put.
nam's reputation has been chiefly made 10
this we'll known play, and those who have
seen Maggie Mitchell in the part will have an
opportunity for comparison.
The Creation.
In response to the invitation of Mrs. Barbot
over thirty amateur singers assembled at the
.Freuudschaitsbund Hall last evening for a re-
hearsal of the Creation. Several rehearsals
of choruses and trlos were made with
admirable effect. Colonel A. o. Andrews
was present, and made a few remarks
at the conclusion, complimenting the
singers on the character OF the rehearsals,
and Mrs. Barbot upon the gratifying re-
suit of her labors to bring about a presentation
of the oratorlo. A chorus of fifty voices Is
needed for the proper presentation Of the
Creation, and 1t Is to be hoped that that mum.
Der will be brought together at the next re-
hearsal, OF which due notice will be given.
Ball or the Social Club.
The first annual grand ball Of the Charles
ton Social Mounted Club will take place in the
HiberniaH Hall this evening. The various
rife and sabre clubs are invited to appear In
uniform, and every effort will be made to
make the ball one of the pleasantest enter
taiuments of the season.
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TIE COURTS.
Com mon Pleas.

In the cases of Angeline G.. Lee, admins
tralrl1 Of ]. B. Earnest and others, vS. p. N.
c. Earnest and J. q. Fielder. suits on notes, q
verdict of 1868 81 with interest from March IL,
1867, was ordered for the plaintiff In each
case.
The case of ]. q. Crosswell vs.. the South
Carolina Railroad Company, was continued.
The case of Eliza A. Doar, executrIx, vs.. d.
M. Lotion and others, suit for the collection
of debt, was referred to the Judge, who de-
creed s435 g. tor the plaintiff.
In the case OF Benjamin W. Edwards vs. Jo-
seph Frank, suit for collection of debt, a YER
dict was rendered In the plaintiffs favor for
1926 08 with interest.
Another case OF the same Vs. the same was
referred 10 Isaac W. Hayne, Esq, as special
referee.
The case of Edmund A. Gibbes va. Juliette
G. Elliott was left open.
Calender No. s, consisting of the old pro-
cess docket and the cases under appeal from
trial Justices courts, will be called this
morning.
The State Supreme Court.
In this court, OF Tuesday, the following
business vas transacted:
Jonathan Wright, plaintiff, va. William E.
Charles, defendant. Mr.. Edwards for plaintiff.
Mr.. Spain for defendant, Mr.. Edwards in re-
ply. The following decision was rendered
l.. G. Kinard ct al, vs. Rebecca Speake. Mo-
ton dismissed.
The United states Court.
In this court, on Tuesday, the Lsurens con-
spiracy case was resumed, and a large mum
Der of witnesses for the defence examined.
As usual, two sessions of the court were held,
the evening session being continued until
quite late. The interest In this case has In.
creased daily, and it may be put down as one
of the most important that has been tried.
The witnesses have been rigidly cross-exam-
ined by the prosecuting attorneys, Messrs. D.
T. Corbln and Vim. E. Earle, and number up.
wards of forty already.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAK.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at
his store, clothing, boots, shoes, Iron safe, &C.
h. h. DeLeon, will sell at II O'CLOCK, near
the Postonlce, real estate.
Louis D. Desaussure will sell at IL O'CLOCK,
near the P~ostofice, real estate.
R. M. Marshall 4 Brother will sell at nall.
past 10 O'Clock, at their office, mules and
pony.
Leitch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at No.
26O King street, balance Of STOCK OF DRY
goods, &c.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

conveyance OF Property In the County
OF charleston for the Past Weok.
Inc following transfers of real estate in
Charleston County have been recorded at the
Mesne Conveyance ONCE during the past
week:
June "a. 1870. Lot easL side King street,
George Q. and N. A.. P. Warren to
John G. Sigwald, ............s 1000
August 8, 1872. Interest in traots, Eds
20 aslsnos Psddy Fitzpatriek;to Jno.
3. Thorne, agent........... SO
December Is, 1872. Lot Spring street.
3; Z. E. Bolger, referee, to Thomas
W. McTureens. 1000
November rs, 1872. Plantation, Christ
Church, Joseph W. Barnwell, ref.
cree, to David Maybank. ......... 400
June 20, 1870. Lot Csnnon's, court,
Michael and Kate Kennedy 70
March Z, 1872. California TRACT DR..
Morton Waring to John Rhodes
October l6, 1872. Lot between Rutledge,
Morris, Smith and Radcliffe streets,
Jacob q. Kslb to q. q. Hunter 800, sot
-, 1870. Lot Morris street, Went
worth street Lutheran Church to
African Methodist Episcopal Church 80.
December 8, 1877. Sundry tracts Charles
ton Comfy, Melvin B. Wilbur to
Theodore A. Wilbur. ............. 4l0t
December %, 1871. Tract st. James
Goosecreek, A. E. Thrower to Jas.
Walker Gil
October %, 1853. Tract st. James Goose
creek, heirs oil Augustine Sweet
man to Joseph Bunch. ........... 800
December 2, 1872. Let corner King
street and Horlbeckis alley, execu-
to!s Ester Blum to Hannah Isear... 600l
November IL, 1872. Lot west side FRANK
lin street, D. B. Gllliland, referee, to
VIM. Matthiessen, trustee. $500. 60O(
November 26, 1872. Lot Horlbeck's alley, =
Joseph B. Solomons to Ellen Trahy, 6O(
November !, 1872. Lot Pitt street, exec :.
utor Lewis D. Mowry to Gabrielle A..
Johnson. 1O0(
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of a company called the National Eastern and
Western Railway aud Transportation Com
pauy, to build an air line railroad from some
point on the coast OF South Carolina or Geor-
ola to Fort L~eavenworth, Kansas. The
president was authorized by the Chamber TO
sign the petition and forward it to Congress.
Msssrs. Errington B. Hume and Joseph Camp.
bell were unanimously elected members OF
the Chamber, after which the meeting ad'
iOurned.
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THIS DAP.

Union Kilwinning Lodge, A. F. NJ, at hal
past Z P. NJ.
Live Oak Social Club, at Z T. H..
Hope Fire Company, at half-pasL 6 z. NJ.
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DIPPING THB sIcK.-In shape, color and
! smell the toadstool closely resembles the
mushroom, yet the one Is a poisonous fungus,
the other a wholesome vegetable. Many Of
the advertised and unadvertised slops which
interruptions SPECTATORS are trying to per-
suade the credulous are ''as good as Hos
letters Bitters," bear a like superficial re.
semblance to that irestimable vegetable res
t~oratiVe. Quite a number of these dangerous
fungi have started up within the last two
years, and doubtless many worthy people
have been poisoned by them. Some of these
wolves wear the sleeps clothing OF pretend
ed morality, and inveigh against medical
stimulation as they vend their acid polsons;
while others offer their liquid compounds OF
''forty rod rum" and condemn drugs under
the slang names of "Eye Openers" ''Morning
Glories," ''Cobweb Cutters" and the like.
Beware of them all, for they are deadly and
detestable. dec17-mwf3D&o
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GOLD N SrLyER-HRADED CANES, IN grea'
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, al
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
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HAVE you seen those nice new style Hats at
Martins? He has just received them, and he
sells them cheap. II you do not believe me,
81 and see him at No. 1l9 Market street..
dpp1 Ttutha3t
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FURs FOR rHE H~oLIDAYs.-At Furchget,
Benedict d Co. Furs for ladies, Furs for chill
dren, Furs for all, at very low figures.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS By sTEAM.-The fine
Spanish steamship Rivera was cleared for
Liverpool yesterday by Mr.. W. P. Hall with
LAST bales upland cotton.
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THERMoMETRIOAL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday at
the drug store of Mr.. Joseph biaehnas' Oh
the south side of Broad street, was as iollows:
8 A. NJ. SIS; 10 A. NJ, 81; II NJ, g.; 2P. NJ,
6s: 4 P. NJ, e.; 8P. H., a.; 8 F. NJ, 60.
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B. N. MARSHALL & Bro, SO Broad street,
buy and sell on commission, Real Estate,
Stocks and Bonds, negotiate Loans, Rent
Property, and sell at auction, furniture at
houses. nov23 sltuth8
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BUsLNRss NOTICES.

WRITING DESKS, Portfolios, Photograph al.
buns, Writing Albums and P%ocketbooks, OF
all kinds, at HOLINESS BOOK House. decls-2
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BUszHEsaM4E1IGE

JUST REosIvED, a. fine assortment Of ChN
dren's Fancy Hats, at PLENaf's, 10. 2o1' Kh
street. deol9-6
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE Office, King street
near Horlbeck's alley.
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BRocHE LUNG SHAwLs.-A large assortment
just received at Melchers d Muller, No. 2l7
King street, which they will dispose OF at low
figures, prior to their removal to Masonic
Temple. decl7-3
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SpLEyDD CHRISTMAS PREsENrs.-Gol Pens,
Pencil Cases, Fancy Boxes and French Note
Paper, at B. K. Neufville's, No. lO7 Fest Bay!
de~cl9-thstu3
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FINE TOILET SETS and Decorated Chin
Chamber Sets, at Whilden's. dacls-7
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wsrrNa DEars, Work Boxssss and sDssialds
Gases at Hsydel's, King street, de61s-7
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For AN elegant and stylish Hat go to
PLENGE's, No. 2Ol King street. dec1s-6
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CHRoMos.-For choice pictures and at reas-
enable prices, 60 to HoLMEs's BOOK HOUSE.
decl9.2
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"MRs. WILLIAMS, I would not be Without q
Sewing Machine for a~nything!" 81 believe ]
will get one too; what kind is yours, Mary p
sSinger's."
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CATHOLIC PRIYER Books, at HOLINESS
Book HOUSE.. decl9.2
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Toy BooKs.-A magnificent display for the
holidays, at HoLMEs's BOOK House. decl9-2
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HOTEL acknowledgements is,
CharleHfon.

Rev. John A. Williams, Baltimore; G, ]. Andell,
Johns Island; Miss n. %(onnort, Atlanta, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. J. Estey, Brattle>oro,' Vt; Mrs. L. W. Ken.
needy, Cambridge, N. Y; 8. @. Robinson, Frank
Taylor, Jr +. A. DeWllde. Chas. 9. Pell, ). B.
Howes, K. B. Collins and wife. Miss B. Collins,
Miss u. Collins, Miss Murray, Mas O. Berry, Il.
q. SMITH and wife, New York; NJ. Kuhn, Phfla.
delphia; ]. S. Jones, Virginia; G.. Mitchell and
wife, New Hampshire; W. Sawyer, Misses Sawyer,
Boston; Miss N. A.. Stanton. POmfret, Conn.,; Ut.
3. Rogers aud wife, Magnolia, Fla; J. II. Bacon,
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mre. h. Fowler, MISS bagg,
Utica, N. Y; Mrs. Farr, Champagne, IL; Mlss
Mckenzie, Columbia; ". @. CROSBY, Mrs. a.; ID.
Johnson, Belfast, Ne. 7. Bramen. savannah; mrs.
Stuart, Miss Dunn, L. 3. Dunn. quebec, CANADA;
w. q. Denniss, United States coast survey; MRS.
W. b. Dennis and Child, Massachusetts; Miss A.
Murchie, ST. Stephens, N. b.; B. w. Comstock,
Shelburne. vt: John Gamble, A. J. Corrle, Flor.
enoe. Mrs' Weaster, M.s. Foster and child, st.
AIhsns VI 8. O. cave, Barnweli; r a. Douglas.
n M. Weatheriy, Marlbor0'; T. L.. Boykiu, Cam
den: r. NJ. Moore and son, 8. a. Sanders, T. o.
Sanders, Sumter.
g. Sheppard, Longnlyer, 8 o.; E F English, W
q Niver, Port Royal; E Y Riley, wife and infant,
O L Gorham. New York; 8 W Maurice, 8 J Thorp,
Miss F E Thorp, Kingstree; ] W Ferguson, Dsr-
lIngton; P q McCrlcket;, Detroit; D Yates, Aiken;
W 8 Huvin, Bingham J r Lambsen, Ashley, N
z r r.; P Fridenburg, Jacksonville, Fla,
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LADIES' and Chlldren's Furs, in great varie
ty, at PIENaE's, No. 2ol King street.
decl9.6
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RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS, Baskets, Pocket
books, Card Cases, &C., at Hayden's, King
street. decle.I
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CHINA TEA SETS, forty-four and fity.aix
pieces, at Whilden's. 80 ecl8-7-
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wHnDEs has a full stool: of5Porceian and
White Graniteware. decls-7
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LEATHER REr1cULEs, fine and medium quail
tiles, at Whllden's. decls-is
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PLArsDwARE, Jewelry and sItserware, q,
Whildens. s:i . So gdects47s
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Porte MoNNA1Es, Pocket Books, Wallets,
Work Boxes, OF new and Observation-Disclosures
a great variety of Fancy Aiicles Sslbsad6nd
at Fogartie's Book Depository. deo17-tuthss
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FINE Cur GLASSWARE, China Cups and
saucers' at Hayden's, King street: sdseels-7
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CHESS MEN, Backgammon Boards and a va
riety Of games for youth can be had at Fogar.
ties Book Depository. d~ec17-tuths3
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for Christ
mas presents, at Hayden's, King street.
dec18-7
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GIFTS FOR THE HoLIDLYs.-Eor .SilverWare.
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, S07 King street.
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WILL BE o TINS WEEK az private sale, in
quantities to suit purchasers, BY Vim. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street, q large and well
assorted stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, P%erfumeries, China Ware, Toys and
Notions, suitable for the Holidays OF Chfist-
MAJ presents. Ladies are particularly inyit-
ed 10 examine our stock OF Fancy Goods.
Goods are ordered ID; be sold 6yspaaiaalhlp-
ping regardless OF price. & Gan sand sssetfo
yourselves. deol7
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A:CHnD ten years of age can operate a
Singer Sewing Machine.
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wHrLDES has a large stock OF French China
Vases, at low prices. decls-7
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refine W1NE.-Arrived per Bremen bark
Neptun, Hockhelmer, Nlersteiner, Lauben-
heimer. Also, continually on hand, Stein
Wine, scharlochberger, Ruedesheimer, 1n-
gplhelmer, 1865, Hockheimer, Riesling, DC.
The above Wines are Of direct Importation,
and, like all my imported and domestic
Liquors, warranted pure. Bergner & En-.
gels Philadelphia Lager Beer, fresh every
week. A. T1EFENTHAL, No. LOT Market street.
decl7.6
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Cur GLASS DHoANrERs, Goblets, Wines, DC.
at Whilden's. decl8-7
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GftyES ~ ' - % ~.
CHR1sTNAs Is coming. For hsndsomesG Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, 60 to
Allan'a, 307 King street.
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BRONZE FIGURES, Vases, Toilet Sets, &C., at
Hsyden's, King street. decls-7
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scoToH Wood Vases and Boxes, at Will
denis. decl8.7
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Qua COUNTRY FRIENDS are, reminded that
by sending their orders for Holiday, Presents
to Fogartle's Book Depository ms. fae6 King
street, Tin the Bend, Charleston, 8. c:s,sthslr
packages will be sent By mall or express,
Stree Of extra charge Describe your wants
and the amount of money to be expended,
and great care wilfbs taken % sfrsF @tSztGc-:
ton. "Pocket and Family Bibles Prayer
and Devotional Books, y Standard Posts, Il!
Illustrated, '''Prize Booksr aud Illuminated Pic.
ture Cards storssuldaYscheolh guyeuE4Ar
Picture BookssP
buns, Desks and Writing Cases, and 81; books
and fancy articles usually. foundsin ~an,exten-;
sive book and stationery store, are to be found
at the Depository, Of the most desirable styles.
and at the lowest prices: j gdecl7.tuth8
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RIBBONS FOB HoLpl1s.-Nne, all colois,.
Sash Ribbon, six inch, only 81; fine Wstered;
seven inch Sash Ribbon, $3.50. Grestvsristy.
In Narrow Ribbons at greatly reduced prices.
Full assortment Of Kid Gloves; onebattonrtk
two buttons, 81 q. EuRcHaorr.S BEnzD1or
& Co.
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seemed to have e ~reslstless force, as II struck oy
the end OF q bar OF iron, In detaohing them from
the timber to which they were secured.
appllcauon OF this system on this occasion saved
the city from smother Of the devastating oohha'
grations formerly 80 common in saratoga:
The water works OF Saratoga, consisting OF
eleven miles Of pipes and ninety-nlne nyatan.n,
cost 5000. 600; the supply Is from q mill stream
three miles from the city, at which dlstanS piaos
the machinery Is located With owe 10 taroW
two and q halfinch stream Two hunareo leet nlGu,
on q fire three miles distant from tne macIineIy.
No less than twenty MIGRANTS OF the power 81.
ready described above were ehecfuallyu USED some
time since to extlnguish " nres, raging 10 ulnsa'
emit parts OF the city at the sam time. IL Is mere,
fore not surprising that the citizens adoptea taIs
system of water supply and the use OF steam Pow.
er, in preference to the use OF q supply whicn
could have been had from o stream ous tn.ee
miles distant, the altitude OF Wnlcn "Ta'u a,sn W
enabled them to procure water by the OLD plaa OF
| grayitstion, and the expensive system OF tessa,
yyoirs, subject, as such systems are, 20 aleeole aa9
inadeuuate supply during times OF drought anu
frequent accidents to the reservoir IS ov.tom ia i,s
A peculiar advantage OF TINS system 10 us
adaptabllity to all grades. IN reor.as iI1o = Ri :
| p,rs OF the supply OF The city Is forced up . . nn,
| syer TWO hundred feet high, and loar mics irom
| water hss been thrown from the ,hydrants
two hundred and twenty leet nlgn TOLL quo caO hs
| The comparative cost OF THESE VOTES q W
| measurablg estimated by the 1olo~lng LUZ : INN.
Peoria, lu., IWenIJ-uFo mh0o edIn non
bred hydrants.
OgdenBourg, N. T., eleven miles pipes Il ,as ooo
sixty-hye hydrAntS. WV
DaS ton, O., twenty-five miles pipes ano oeo nm
Two hundred anu nine hydIantS......c Wv"
| Rtnohampson, N. Y, nineteen miles pipes
and one hundfes anu '"en''"eM 10000
Columbus, O., t wei f|ftH.f o ml syd prrpnnt 1853, 600
Saratoga, N. Y, eleven miles pipes anu ooo mn
ninety mine hydrants. LUo.vSo
The annual expenses VI running tnsse noihs
seems 10 range from s25o0 10 $l6 600. nelsg graz
mated BY distance, quantity or water, anu SosSo.
motive power In each ~place-some Gives naSt1g
the advantage OF water power as an auSiuaey Ioi
ordinary domestic supply, which REDUCES Ime e..
uense, while other cities, IKE Peolia, LIZ, "
sprrngdeld, Mass, become more expensive. % o.
large a portion OF the water has to pc forced up
hiiis two hundred feet above The supply.
/ ind the expenses at Dayton, ONO, WIZ lss
twenty. miles OF pipes and TWO hundred ana
nine hydrants, for the year 1871, IS given Dy tne
president or the city council, as follows: 80
Engineer and hands 's4so, w
Coal andc 49, %
Repairs. vi 10
SunQrlee. wv
Total. oo
Income oos
Zoo
1S7l............ ............... !9,a0o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-19

KID GLoVEsl KID GLoVEsJ.R. Read 4
Co., No. 2s3 King street, call attention to
their large assortment Of low.priced Kid
Gloves, which they are Offering at 81, $12s,
81 so and 81 rs. adecl1-Nfms
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-19

SPECIAL attention is called to the sale this
day, by Louis D. DeSaussure, Of the valuable
Bloc Plantation, &C., or pom Pom RlVer, be-
longing to the devlsees o! John Ashe.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-19

PURSES, PoRrNoNHA1Es-ins fine Russia
leather, at Whilden's.J = Sdscisa7t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-19

METHODIST, Baptist, Presbyterian and Luth-
eran Hymn Books, 10 all the various styles, at
HoLNEs's- BOOK HOUSE. decl9.2 :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-19

A SPLENDID stock of English Bibles, at
HOLINESS BOOK HOUSE. decl9-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-19

TIE SINGER Sewing Machine does both fine
and heavy work.