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New Publications.

PLAIN QUESTIONS ON THE CHURCH CATE.
cHrM. New York: Dalton & Co. Charles
ton Fogartie's.
This is simple and concise catechism, pre-
pared:by the Rev. J. Nercier Green, Rector OF
Christ Church In this city, whose long con-
necuon with and deep interest In Sunday.
Schools has given him the practical expert
ence required for such work. The questions
and answers are short and clear, and the ar
raugement is excellent, the forty-fve pages
comprising hve parts l. The Christian Cove
nant. 2. The Creed. 3. The Commandments.
4. The Lords Prayer. S. The Sacramento.
The price of the catechsm is Elk dollars a
hundred.
TIE EoLEorro MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN LITER
AZURE. January number. Charleston: Fo-
gartle's.
The January Eclectic is remarkably Inter-
estlng number. The pt6cs de resistance Of
this Issue IL an exhaustive paper from Fraser's
Magazine on "Dr. Livingstone and his Work."
The public Interest in the subject Of African
explorations has been greatly stimulated by
Stanley's recent successful hunt for the lost
Scolchman; aud the article from Fraser's is
sure to be read With avldlty. This number of
the Eclectic Is embellIshed with two fine eteel
engravings-one.a a portrait Of Dr.. Livingstone,
and the other q superb print of Guldo's IA
nous picture OF Beatrice Cenci. Price As
cents, or IS q year.
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Hired "HeIp."

There is much trlbulatIon amongst our lady
housekeepers on the subject of hired servants.
A cook, for example, is engaged on weeks
trial, and In less than twenty-feur hours 1t Is
discovered that she is wholly incompetent and
understands as much about cooking as wild
Indian does about cube root. Being dis
charged she claims weeks wages, and II
payment be refused she takes up her line Of
march to the Office of the nearest trial Justice.
The result is that the lady settles, to avoid un-
pleas ant litigation. We can suggest no bet
ter remedy than that no servant should be en-.
gagged who does not furnish satisfactory
recommendatio from her latest employer.
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Municipal Licenses.

It is worthy OF notice that the City Council
OF Columbia have adopted, and published, a
license law for the year 1873, OF the same
general style as that proposed to be adopted
oy the City Council OF Charleston. Every
trade and occupation appears TO be licensed,
and. in the case Of retail dealers, the tax is
determined by the amount of annual sales.
The Carolinien says that "a movement is on
..foot to resist the enforcement OF the Or
'adlnance by appeal to the courts"
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Money order or by Express. II this cannot De
done. protection against lesses by msh may Dc
ascured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order Of the proprietors OF TIE NsWs'
ar sy sending the money In registered letter.
TRANSIENT Advertisements 10y measurement
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cents line each subsequent insertion. Business
Notices 10y count twenty cents line each inser'
fion.
'Eorpcs of wants, TO Rent Lost and Found,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
i Certificate OF Limited Partnership between
T. FRANK Norton and William T. Councilman,
Of the City OF Charleston, In the County Of
Charleston, and State Aforesaid, and John T.
Councilman, OF the County Of Baltimore, and
state OF Maryland.
To all whom these presents shall come they are
to certify that agreeably to tho Act OF the Gene
raj Assembly OF the State aforesaid, entitled IAN
Act to authorize the formation OF Limited Part
nership,n passed on the goth day OF December,
1887, and another entitled "An Act to extend the
duration OF an Act authorizing Ine formation OF
Limited Partnerships" passed on the 18th day of
December, !sss ana another another act extending the
December, 1856. T. FRANK NORTON and WILL
LIAM T. COUNCILMAN, OF the City OF Charleston,
State Aforesaid, and JoHN 7. COUNCILMAN, or
have formed Limited Partnership, as follows:
First. The Partnership is to be conducted under
the name or 1rm OF NORTON d. COUNCILMAN.
Second. The general nature Of the business In.
SHIPPING, FACTORAGE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS, In the said City Of Charleston.
Third. John T. Councilman, OF the County of
Baltimore, In the state or maryland, ls the
special Partner,,n and T. Frank Norton and
Charleston, and State aforesaid, are the general
Partners"
Fourth. The said John T. Councilman, the
Special Partner, has contributed In cash the full
and Just sum OF five thousand dollars to the COM
mon stock.
Fifth. The said Partnership to commence on the
20th day or November, 1872 and will terminate on
the goth day OF November, 1914.
In witness whereof the said parties have here.
unto set their hands and seals, the said T. Frank
Norton and William T. Councilman at Charleston,
and the said John T. Councilman at Baltimore,
this Goth day OF November, A. d., 1879.
J. 7. COUNCILMAN, IL. 81
7. FRANK NORTON, IL. g..
". T. COUNCILMAN. IL. g.
Signed, sealed and delivered In the presence OF
T. Ii. Mordeca, II. E. Young, witnesses to the
signatures Of T. Frank Norton and William T.
Councilman; Spotswood Garland, q. A. Council
man, witnesses to the signature OF John T. Coun.
Gilman. dec2I. tu6
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r OST, ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN KING
i 4 street, near Wentworth al d Rutledge ave.
uue q Russia Leather Purse, containing Some
zrenbacks and pieces OF silver. The finder Will
le rewarded upon leaving tile Purse and contents
an TnR NKWs ONCE. dec23
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CTRAYED Or STOLEN FROM NO. 81
y Beaulain street, on sunday evening, 18th in.
slant, setter Dog, with alternate patches OF
liver color aud white, answering 10 Inc name
OF "Czar.n Head almost wholly hVer-cUl.
ored. Somewhat peculiar but intelllgent e1.
pre,sIon of countenance A suitable reward Will
be paid for his delivery at No. "a Besufsn street.
ftpcoa
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DROCLAMATION-STATE OF SOUTH
j. CAROLINA. UITY OF CHARLESTON, de.
OEMBER 2sd, lS72-For the purpose OF prevent
Ing accidents, know all men by these presents.
that /, JOHN A. WAGNER, Mayor OF the City
aforesaid, do hereby Issue this, my Proclamation,
forbIddipg the firing OF Squibg, Guns. Pts OILS, &c,
approaching Holidays. The following places are,
however, designated where the fring OF such
Squ!bs, &C. will he allowed: White Point Gar.
den, Hampstead Mall, Gadsden's Green, west end
OF Broad street, and within private GROUNDS. me
CHIEF of Police is hereby directed to enforce this
Proclsmation by arrestlng all persons violating
the same who will be dealt with according to Or
dlnance.
The above will be In force from 2sd December
1872, to I'd January, 1878.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the City.
H. 81 JOHN A. WAGENER, Mayor.
Ottlcial: W. W. S1HoNs CLERK OF Council.
dec23.24 25S Janl
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AtnuseltIettte.
A CADEMYs OF NJ q IC
PATTI .MARIOI
THE sTRAKOsoH COHORTS. -
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JANUARY 6TH
AND 7TH, AT 8 P. N.

The public in Charleston andvlcinlty are re.
speotfully informed that :.
Mile oARLoTTAPA1Tf, the Queen OF the Con-.
cert Room
Miss ANNIE LOUISA GARY, the Fnvorite American
Ooltralto :, -, -.
Mile TERHsA OARRBNo, thetalented young Pianist
Mons. EMILE SAURET, the eminent Violin Vlr-
tuoso s.t"
SIaNoR EvAsso SCoLARA, the distinguished Basso,
slGNoR MARIO, the world-renoHned Tenor. :.
Conductor SIG. MARIO,
will appear In Charleston In TWO GRAND CON-
OERTS, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, January and
2, 1873, at 8 P. n.
Reserved Sears. 81. The SAFE Df Reserved Seats
TO commence FRIDAY, January 8, at Q A. NJ, at
the Box ONCE. .
Seats can be secured from the country by mail
or dlspatcn.
N.WEBER'S Pianos used at ill the strakosch
Concerts. dec3l-I
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR ANY ONE TO
n. get into paying business on small cspl-
tal, business that Is paying we'll will be sold at
great sarrInce as the party wishes TO leave the
city. great bargain will be so!a. Inquire at
this ONCE. dec31-l"
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for GaH.

EOR SALE, A FANCY IRON FRAME
E COUNTER, with mail BILE top. Also Iahog-
any show Case. Apply at No. 665 King street.
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Bpur6iHa.

REASONABLE AND PLEA SAN IT
III Board can be obtained near the business
part OF Meeting street by applying to h. b. YER
NON, at Fogartie's Book Depository. dec3l.l'
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A TTENTTON, ATTUCKS LIGHT IN
IA. PANTRY, TITO lyon are he;eby summon.
a. TO be and appear at your usual plaos OF rem
devious, on WEDNESDAY MORNING. January !,
1878. 1t I O'Clock, By order OF the Q iptal...
FRANK ROBERTSON,
decs1.la Orderly Sergeant.
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NToTICE.-THREE MONTBS AFTER
IN date application will be made to the South
Carolina Railroad Company for the renewal OF
Certificate for Six Shares South Carolina Rail
road and Bank Stock standing in the name OF W.
U. SONDLEY, the original being lost or miBlaid.
noyQ-l8m3S
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Dants.

VTT TED, BY A RESPECTABLE
wv white woman, who can be we'll recon-
mended, an engagement as Wet Nurse. Apply 10
w ar the NRWs 6ff1ce dec3l.3
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Cost ard fonnG.

TWO COWS, BLACK AND WHITE,
found ON Seals farn. The owner can get
tue same by paying expenses. decSl.3-
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fesaI Notifies.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ against the Estate OF Mrs. JESSIE l..
KOEMPKE, are requested to present the m attest.
ed without delay; and those indebted will please
make Payment t0 i. K. WlCkEHBERG,
Administrator.
Charleston December %, 1872. dec30
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A TTENnONl CAROLINA LIGHT IN
n FANTEY.-Assemble at your place Of rem
deZyous on "WEDNESDAY MORNING, January l,
1873, at halfpast o'clocK, In full uniiorln ior
Parade. ,,,,o,
den3l Orderly.
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meetings.

or. ANDREWS SOCIETY.-THERE REGU-
- LAR Meeting OF the st. Andrews Society
Will be held at South Carolina Halt This EVBNING
at 7 O'Clock. Members are particularly requested
TO attend, asthere Will be business Of importance
dec3I R0BT. II. GORDON, Secretary.
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN, ONE
w accustomed to waiting In an Oyster So.
oon, (White prefefred,) at GLEASoN'S SALOON,
&c. l04 Market street. dec5l-zr
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TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS sis deSlgns
lied as the newspaper for the publication OF
tall legal netlces, and ofaolal advertisements,
..for the County of Charleston, under the aet
"of February 23d, 1879, entitled an act to regu'
slate the publication Of all legal and public
s.notIces.n
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A GENTS WANTED. THE -NASTER-
IA. SplhIfS OE The WORLD, TIE TREAS
UnE HOUSE OF AMERICA. THE GREAT BOOK
VI TIE YEAR. agents report sales OF Is 10 100
copies In few hours or days Prospectus free.
Addrese }. W. G0UDSPEED, New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati, ~. LOuls, New orleans.
OCLl-3rnUBDkW
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Tbt CHARLESTON 4ems,

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1872.
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Jpirlt Stock 0ompanp.


OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
~ TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COM.
PANY for the benens Of the State Orphan Asylum,
GLASS No. S2S-MoNDAY MORNING, Dec. 80.
A2-s2-2l-68-30- -75-40-38-24-l1.
GLASS No. szo-AoNDAY EVENING, Dec 80.
7A-20-65-6l-18-6 8-7-1A-48-3S- 81
dee3l-1 A. AOROsO. sworn Commissioner.
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@rurerles, Eiauprs, &r.

g W E e T r, OF A T o e s..
100 barrels White Yam Sweet POTATOES, now
landing per schooner Beulah Benton, at Wander.
horst wharf. For sale low In lots to suit pur.
chasers. Apply to Captain. Chadwick. on board.
R. ROPER, -.
dec3l1 Vanderhorst Wharf. :
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n MGS MOUNTAIN MILITIA
IN SCHOOL,
YORKVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA.
HInririual Notiees.

VITY HALL, OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,
DECEMBER 2s, 1S72.-Conrractors Offering
bids for the alterations and repairs OF the old
Workhouse building for lts conversion into
building for City Hospital, will please estimate
for suuare headed frames for the openings OF the
second and third stories, instead OF the semi
circular as called for In specnca' ions. The splay
iur or the jambs and heads, &C., OF the openings
will also be omitted aud square ones estimated
for instead. LOUIS J. BARBOT,
dpc24 City Engineer.
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. ROGER NOTICE,

The subscriber scqualnts his customers who
have Account Books with him, that all Charges
on his Books will cease With the year. His stock
will not be supplied after the first OF January.
The goods vii be sod at such further reductions
as will close up the business.
BE thanks nis friends and customers who have
aided him by their preference during the past
year. MN. PORTER,
No. 2as King street. Sd door above Market
6ooan-0
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA-
"A. TON, IN o healthy part OF the State. as
teacher OF the EEglish Branches AID Rudlments
OF Music. References given II required. Ad.
Dress. X. E., through charleston p. U. movie
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w s BROWN vs. IsAAo sDd F. HHMT
ARNOLD.-State OF South Carolina, Charleston
County-In the Common Plels.-To J. F. HUNT,
Trustee, DAVID WATTS and HUaBARD AR
MOLD, Defendants in this action: You are here
By summoned TO answer the complaint In this
action, which has been nled in the office or the
clerk OF the Court OF Common Plsns for the said
County, and to serve a copy OF your answer on
the subscriber, at his office, to. 40 Broad street,
within twenty days after the service OF this sum.
mons exclusive OF the day OF service II you fall
10 answer this complaint wislln The time herein
specified the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded In the complaint.
THOS. p. LOCKWOOD,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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To DAVID WATTS aud HUBBARD ARNOLD: !:
Take notice that the summons In this action, OF
which the foregoing Is copy, was fled In the
ofice OF the CLERK OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
ut Charfeston, for the Cou0ty OF Charleston, In
said State, on the I'd December, 1872.
THOS. P. LUCKW0OD,
decS-tu6 Plaintiffs Attorney
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II7 ANTED, / COLORED GIRL TO DO
w Housewoik, and 20 errands. Apply at
saJ King sCreer-Clgar store. decSl.iT
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yTTANTED.-TWO YOUNG LADIES,
w who have had some years experience, and
VINO are entirely competent to teacn, In addition
TO The ordinary course, The higher Mathematics,
Lalln and Music, desire situation for next year.
Adurcss, stating .erms, b. and N, care box No.
d bennettsyle, & A, decl1-l8
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ENTUCKY SALE STABLES, SO
IN Church street.-Just resolved thirty head
HuhSES AND MARES, suitable for all work;
prices ranging from SIS to $225. Also, twenty
head nae MULES, for dray, timber or plantation
work. for sale low. BAMBERG II MC:0Y.
QeC20.2t
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EIFTY-FIVE MULES. RISES,
- MARES and Ponies. just arrived at r.
OAKMAN'S Stables, IS Church street, and for
sale on time. dec27 ~
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DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
i Horses or Mules will find It 70 their advan-
tage to call at HOGAN d co.'s STABLES, No. sos
King street, before purchasing elsewhere.
decS tuthglmoDkCE
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UTANTED, IN OPERATOR TO WORK
w on Wnaler & Wilson Sewing Machiue.
Appy at Wheeeri& Wilson sewing Machine OF.
nre dSc31-1
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DUBLIC SCHO0LS.-THE EXERCISES
OF the Public Schools will be resumed on
THURSDAY. the I'd January, 1873. Applications
for the admission OF pupils can be made at the
respective Schoolhouses on MONDAYS between
and 10 A. N. E. MONTAGUE GklMKE,
decSl.3 Secretary charleston Public Schools.
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XNyANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR THE
w Ladies' Fuel Society. to supply present
uIs, 4U cor9s ol YAK WOod until tnetr supply
can DU received. apply northeast corner vi Ju.
dlLh and Elizabeth streets before IL or after 3
O'Clock. decll
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HANGING sCHOOL-FIRST SOIREE =
IL Nom. BERGkR'S Dancing School will re.
open on the I'd OF January over Kinsman's Saloon.
the nrsE Solree will take place SATURDAY, the 4th,
and continue every saturday. Free to pusis.
Apply at No. 922 King street. dec28.stuth3~
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IXJANTED, 4 MAN SERVANT. MUST
w come wsll recommended. Apply to
alBBES d CO., Atger's south Wharf. dee8l-S
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PLAIN QUESTIONS ON THs CHURCH CATE
cHrM. New York: Dalton d Co. Charles
ton: FoQartie's.
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GCHOOL NOTICE.-THE EXERCISES
- OF the Subscribers School will be resumed
gu THURSDAY, I'd January next, at the School.
Room, Beaufain street..
dec27 .fmtua O. B. COCHRANE.
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MFRS. M. E. TOOMER WILL RESUME
lXl. the exercises OF her School on THURSDAY,
JANUARY 2 1873, at her resiteuce, No. 9 college
street. The French Department Is under the
charge OF competent teacher. dec3l'2~
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14
-@----------.1--
TnE PRESIDENTS EsSAGE.
S. T. CHADWICK,

The message is at hand. and we
have givenit as yet but little attention
because we have been too busy but
ge have examined it sufficiently to
learn Ina. = = n.nst be set down, and take
its place among the most unimportau,
feminine state papers of the Govern
ment, ard Ee predict that ii will be
treated as such IN the House Of It's
{ lends, if not severely criticised.
However, as we have before iDtimated.
we do not charge the fault upon Grant
particularly, for we fully understand
his inability to produce better one
Ths message evidently was not written
b. the President although its substance
was probably dictated by him. The
composition sounds very much like
that Of Mrs. Senator Williams
1t is, however, the message itself
wi h which we have to deal and not
the question of who wrote it. Speak
i e Of the Alabama Claims, the
President says: g The arbitrators
however disposed of the question which
had ieopordized the whole of the
treaty, aud threatened to involve the
two nations in unhappy relations
toward each other, in d manner entirely
satisfactory to this Government, aud in
accordance with the views and the
policy which it had maintained
The reading Of that portion of the
message is sufficient to show how
ignorant Grant must be as to the policy
of the Government on that subject.
or by design he misstates the facts.
1t is well known that the dispute arose
upon the question of indirect damages
of which large portion of our claim
consisted and that upon that ground
alone, the whole arbitration came
within a hair 5 breadth of falling
through. England demanded retracton
on the part of this Government, and
threatened to ignore the whole concern
and light in case her precmtory demands
were not complied With. Grant and his
Cabinet weakened, and the arbitratorS
went on and awarded fifteen millions
III place of ten hundred millions which
were due us j; anddhe great men Of the
civilized world looked on and laughed,
regarding the whole thing as farce,
and nothing more or less than game
of bluff on the part of John Buil
against America, johnny holding a
full hand with two aces in his sleaye
The message fails to state what the
cost to our Government, of the arbitra-
ton, was; but we very much doubt
whether the fifteen million will be
adequate to pay the Williams family
Tor their services, say nothing o. tne
balance Of the Joint High Commission.
Speaking Of our matters with China
and Japan. the President recommends
that Congress make an appropriation
Tor the support of four American youths
il each Of these countries, to learn the
g ilrese language so that our ministers
ticre shall at no distant day, be sup
piled with reliable interpreters.
lie recommends that no further
reduction Of taxation be made.
lie recommends that Congress pro.
vide another system of national
currency. lie is in favor Of raising a
great number Of committees for divers