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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-15

This LtsraFy Iaststuton BY the eeateee
Louisiana and empowered 70 osafes dagreae. b een-
BY the Fstssss the society e The ss
sntireiy % fro tho sses g -
nocreatong thsa from the arrival q the paps - 10
s AZ. ssssr 'he, arc
Course Of lnasrncttoR II threefold PrePafntsy,
Con merciai and Classical y -
Tho cosanasrcai Course stsdsats vho Do
not wtsh 70 learn Latin and Greek.
Class cal Coarse for those who desire 10 have
Frnneh 10 taagbt In tho threo ra
Students mot admitted. unloss they know hov -
rend and write.
| Lad ng objects Of tho inat'actors. -, l..
Every month report 70 sont 70 parents, sasioE ceo-
The sSsdemlcaI year begins o the Hrss Of octolE
and closes towards the Snd 81 JAY -H
Collegiate Course payable In advance, and IN Unfsa
| States currency two month";. e20 ..s.-
spst aiy RGv y. dAUrRKLET Prssiaeas.
| CT JOSEPHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
| = Conducted by tho Sisters OF Charity.
| Near Enrnitsburz. Frederick County. Maryland
Ths institution pleasantly situated In healthy ana
picturesque part Of Frederick county. Maryand haL
mile from EmmitsbuIg and mlles from Mount g.
Mlrys College II commenced In tse. and incSc-
porated ny the Legislature al Maryland In iess Tho
i, | bniil convenient and spacious.
D TERksi
| Board Tuition per academic year, including
Bod and Bedding. wAShng. hsnding and .
Doc ore Zee
l. L. ''' ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tho Academic year Divided In sessions o. ays
nouths eaeh hsGaning respectively On ths ofh % A.
gust and the ssth Of JanaaTy.
my5 My - .nssss- Aesd"wy Nm nitehafs. -
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Corner Of Rampart and streots Third District
10y Now uFleans. Louisiana. sa

This magnificent Institution was chartered February
g 1856 It sitnatea In quiet and healthy locality q
tho suburks OF the city, and at distance
tho river eommodious, thoroughly vepti
and aferda all those advantages which contribute %
the health and security OF tta Inmates,
Pupils OF all denominations admitted butfor the
promotion order regularity all are obliged 10 a.
tend the pnhc e1ereses and conform to tho rules OF
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The olasses about tho hrst of September
and close by the end of juno, by examination snt
public exhibition
Books ETC.. may DO procured at ths Institution .,
moderate prices. -
Pupils are received any time during the year. and
charges made from tho date Of entrance only. t-,t
further particulars apply the Mother Supcrior
Academy of the Holy Angela. sci ~ ~ j
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CT- srAYIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAx ST. Leuis, MisAmSuFL

hia tnsttution chartered By the state LsgsletHrs,
.aA eo1duotSd by Brothers ~ tho 8aore4 Heart
80 100 N OpSrntn1 olno0 1616 Beautifully
otussA On thu Of the Bay, IN e1en
Siye view Of tbs CALI npd s1ordnG o the advantages
81 fho sea brosso and bAthnS In the 9umrncr ss cpl
ala looston great tnctenant - hoaithful sxssese
oonurisss al tie bEnBeheS Of good Enghsh odpossoA
TEBMBs
Board and TuItIoa per ssssOn, payable half yearly
edyenco 80 .....-. 10 o.
waxing, per 9G0Elon -
BoddfsG &, pea session. teptA0nap Id
DootOpO BoSe---- -.----'''- 50 n
| EXTRA cHARoESi a ~
Plane end Violn PsR no0th, eSnn-- =
Uao Piano meath a n
Flute per DAISth. .-----.: 1890 q
| Brnas TnskFuNDSne Fer month -
Roonson and 0oFEns1 IAngunEes, Per nS1tA' @a01''
BRO. RLORuG0ND,
| ~mN DtssssR u IL csAagA
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TUITION:
Tho system OF education smbraeea the French az
English languages, Wis: Reading, Permanship From y
aad Engltsh Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and Moi
ern Geography. al the Globes, Prose md Poets
Protane) Chronology, French and Enghsh Literature
Rhetoric Mythology, Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry
Music, Drawing, Painting, Plain md Osnaasentas Nes
diswork Tapestry Embroidery. Artificial E1owers etc
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO RR MADR QUARTERLY
In ADVANCE:
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
OF THE
UR 8 u L l N e s F,
opsLousAs, PARISH OF Sc. LANDRY, LA.

Eoss ssss
sais ase and
those qualities which render virtue both AMI
a ae ans q
in generals this shall be the object OF tho constant o.
0 1t. sss o Sa s
honrs of rsereasioa amps space for sIerese
pupils always uncer tho eiheisnt care VI 'heif III
The course of instruction. commencing with tho rud
Urrhcgraphy. Reading Writing. Ari.hmetie. Algebra
Geometry, Booh keeping Grammar English Gonpos.
A pSi ana Modern Historv chronology. Rhetoric
Ss aa
work tapestry, Embroidery. Flowers. .,,o
pnps ~no may have
who have disngu;shed r;a ~
are ADMITTED the Inst tuition. For tho sake Of
SssSi a aas Ps ssisror rc4shp
Letters written or received ny the s"nns cansts
of session Of months beg,nning on the 20 Of
osnIos after the Of the session will bo
| charged only from the time thoy enter
| TERMS
BOARD and Tuition per session SO o. 90
sosss esa ess psr
For the more advanced " .--.--.----- y o.
Pen, Paper and Ink .-----'---.- 'w
| EXTRA cHkHGRs.
Piano. Guitar, HarmOnium. each, per Tonth.-.s "
Use OF instrument, -. a. ! o. o.
All charges are to be paid half yearly In advance.
quarter begun cha ged In full No deduction !: MAD.
| for absences Of less than month Books, Matetlae
for Embroidery Aedcines will be charged when sup-
| Piled by tho House at store prioes
occasions to in uniform via; in winter mnSnTn
blne dress Q straw black velvet hat Trimmed with
blue black elk apron and black cloak In Summer
pink lawn chnz two pink droesee are requiredl;
strav hat trimmed with white. black silk eRron AND
White eunbonnet It 10 also necessary for each youne
lady to white dresses, white veil, ana enc
They are required to bring with them the ordinary
table furniture consisting of two knives ana iork
table teaspoon tumblcr and napkins drossinG cas-
ANAL bucket mosquito Bar, . sufficient quantity o.
sheets towels blankets, everyday clothes
All letters to be addressed, prepaid. TO the
sUpERIoREss OF THE URsULIEEs,
Opelousas, Parish OF st. Landry, La
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pAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
NIBslssIPPL
The Halls Of this Institution opsn 70 young mon
DESTROYS Of pursuing thorough Commercial Scientific
or Classical Course Of Studies
Vacation commences the first Of August
Terms, Per annum, $500.
cSz7 II BRO LBoNIDIAh. freslaenI-
T Z. BAILEY,
CANAL sTREEr.--..---. LAG
VINE G Ar.
] yaanH zgRAE1:rEHED NJ lSsA
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This tnsttation. situated in very dsifsbtfa Ioeaisy
In Pennsylvania 10 under the dircction assss
of the Immaculate Heart Of Mary Tho ssiess havias
recently purchased the largo sad oomuedisus hut,aaas
belonging to the late Anthony Hoimss. ass now pss
pared TO afford thor pupils greater sdvaasagss tAaa
heretofore. ..-..tt .y,.'T
The Scholastic Year IL Divided Into two sssalsns Il
i've months each, commencing sspsembef ist and Feb
rnsry ist.
Dus .-aa TERMS. slata
Bnard and Tuition per annua, payable half yearly In
ADVANCE e.. -. -. 49,. {. oEda
Language. Muaic, etc, form extra charges.
For further particulars sPpy To tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR. ,H-t-
,4. West Chsstsr. Pa-
orat OFFICE OF MORNING STAR
sos TaIy 12< Caroadstes street. N. O.
COLLEGE
I'm ACULATE CEPTION
Corner Of Conmsn snd Basouns streets.
| NEW ORLEANS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

under the Direction OF tho sistera Maiantes Of HOLY
% Cross.
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This long established Institution favosabiy Known
people OF tho south will onter Its Forty
third Scholastic year
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

The ARRESTS IN SPARTANBURG.-As already
reported BY telegraph a large number OF mil
itary arrests have lately been made In Spar
tanburg County by the military authorities.
The Carolina Spartan reports that the follow
ing persons have been arrested and impris-
oned since the 18th instant by United States
officers, and are now in jail: Barnett Rus
sell, Pinekney George James Kimbrell, Bru-
no Hunter, Elias Burnett, VIM. Owens, Thos.
Service, VIM. Moor, Marion Britton, John
Null, Jake Waters, Jerry Macarthur and VIM.
Hamerton. Ofthe above named, Britton and
Null are from North Carolina, and are charged
with peddling without license. The following
persons have been arrested and released on
Bond: Crayton Pope, David b. Lipscomb,
Simpson Kirby, q. 7. Ferguson, VIM. Waters,
Franklin Ogesby, John Chapman, Edward
Cooley. John P. Fowler, Jones W. Foster,
Geo. Ep,on, ]. W. Harris, Newton Tillotsen,
Andy Jones, Zade Coan, Neville Holcomb,
Major Lee Linder and W. P. Linder. Samuel
Littlgohn, sr., George W. Kirby and James
D. Kirby have been released Internationally.
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Gostetter's s Bitters.

~WHAT SPRING BRINGS WITH IT.
Re- arded from medical standpoint, Spring is
not the delectable season described by vsrnal
poets. On the contrary, Its yield OF intermittent
fevers. bilious attacks, rheumatic aine, disor'
ders OF the stomach, nervous complaints, and
pumoa ary d. cases. Is almost as large as tts crop
OF vio.ets snowdrJps and cherry blossoms. The
invisible seeds OF innumerable maladies rise with
the morning mists, and are scattered broadcast
by the vapors OF night Who can resist their
mephitic inf1uence9 Certainly not the weak by
nature, or those whose nervous energies have
been overtssked by mental or physical labor, un'
less they tone and inVigorate their systems, and
thus enable Them TO cope with the unhealthy in
nuences by which they are surrounded.
The O. .ly me lic.nal agent by whicI this object
can be rapidly and safely accomplished Il The
great Yegetab renovant and invgorant, HI s.
LETTERS s eMACH BlTTERS. The operation OF
this celebrated specific is fourfold. 1t strength.
ems the digestive organs, regulates the secretions
improves the condition Of the bio ID, superinduces
a regular habit Of body, and thereby imparts
such yigor and elasticity to the whole physical
structure az to render 1t capable OF resisting the
action OF the poisonous miasms, with which the
spring atmosphere is always to some extent I'M
pregnated. Here, then, is ready and certain
means Of escaping the disorders prevalent at this
season, or III they have already fastened upon the
system) OF conquerng them speedily and thor.
oughly. The favor OF medicine Is not o: much
consequence, provided it does its work properly.
but OF Hostetters Btters it may be fairly said that
they eject cure without outraging the PATIENTS
sense of tnste. mch25-mwf3D8c
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Hotel Arriyals-nIarch 2s.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
w. q. Alexander, Alabama; s. P. Oliver,
Clarendon; ]. P. McMullln, Philadelphia; j.
W. O'Kane, San Francisco; b. a. Whipple,
Boston; p. H. Sprinkle, Southern Express
Company; G. F. Mcintyre, WATERFORD, 8. c.
MILLS HOUSE.
E. r. Burpee and wife, 81. Johns; Miss
Ho!yoke, Portland; ]. Newhouse, Miss Mary
Grew, Mra. W. J. Burleigh, Mrs. Jones, Miss
II. Hilbers, Philadelphia; ]. P. Weathersby,
Augusta; ]. Platt, Mrs. W. A. Searer, Mrs.
Haskins, Mr.. aud Mrs. n. 8. Hoyt, New York;
Miss NJ. N. Buie, South Carolina; E. G. CABOT,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. CLARK, Jr., nurse
and child, E. P. Gross, Albany; Dr.. W. W.
Stewart and wife, Drayton, Ohio.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Lewis q. Soudheim, New York; Jas. A. Nor
wood, Abbeville; P. L. Cohen, Augusta; ]. B.
Davidson, Charlotte; q. Dieckmann, st. Louis;
Mrs. VIM. A. Leaver, Mrs. ]. G. Haskins, Jno.
sutclffe, New York; ]. L. Black, South Caro-,
lima; d. W. Mather, New York; VIM. N. Wal
lace, ]. Rosskam, Philadelphia; j. A. Billings,
E. S. Fernwell, New York; A. s. Pendleton,
Bay Line; E. A. Kelsey, Connecticut; J. NJ
Tanning, New York; Jno. II. stearns and wife.
Miss E. Il. Valentine, Miss L. Richardson,
Miss E. Richardson, Brooklyn; Mrs. 8. V. T.
Watson, Miss Watson, Miss ]. Watson, Mrs. G.
7. williams, Miss Williams, E. J. Watson and
wife, Buffalo; J. NJ. Walker. Massachusetts;
F. E. Levin, New York;. Brantley, Georgia
Mr.. aad Mrs. q. Pinckney, Mrs.. E. Wiggles
worth, Miss Wiggleswortb, Geo. Wlgglesworth
Miss Il. G. Fuller, Boston; Captain J. Keteh
um, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Gilbert, s. Wolfe
New York; D. P. Hancock and wife, o. 8. A.
Jas. Curtis, Pennsylvania; A. Devereu1, Jr.
New York.
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ODD Fellows CELEBRAT1oN.-TheI Indepen.
dent Order of Odd Fellows will celebrate the
fiity.third anniversary of the Introduction Of
their order into America on the 26th Of April
next. Several orations on the subject and
beauties OF Odd Fellowship will be delivered
at the Freundschsitsbund Hall, and among the
speakers will be General W. G. Desaussure
and J. somers Buist, N. D. Extensive prepa'
rations are on foot, and this charitable order
will dea5tless have celebration worthy OF its
membership and record.
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MAUNDAY THURSDAY:

1In the,Episcopal churches yesterday tnere
vere the usual morning services for holy
Week. At the Church of the Holy Commun'
ion. last evening, large congregation assem-
bled to take part In the preparation for the
Easter services, which are expected to be OF
an unusually interesting and solemn CHAR
acter.
The services in the Roman Catholic churcnes
included procession aud the blessing Oh Inc
oils used in administering baptism, conhrma-
ton, extreme unctIon, &c. During the Whoie
of the day and night the sacrament was e4'
posed in the repository prepared lor 1t.
At the Cathedral the repository on the leit
of the main altar was mass of fragrant flow
ers and blazing lights, surmounted by an
elsborately adorned canopy. The .1sneora
las: evening were attended by crowded
congregation.
At St. Patrick's Church the repository, as
hist year, was brilliant pyramid OF hghts
and flowers. The church was thronged with
worshippers.
At St. Mary's new tabernacle had been
nrepared, which, with the elaborate lace cur
talns. the rare exotics and myriad tWinkhng
tapers, made the repository exceedingly at
tractive In Its tasteful beauty.
At St. Peters the repository was formed
upon the high altar, 30 that the whole breadth
of the church was available TOR purposes OF
floral decorations. There was profusion OF
tapers, colored lights and brilliant flowers,
all handsomely arranged.
At st. Joseph's the repository was, as usual,
decorated with pious care which, IN taste
and richness, left nothing to be desired.
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HECTOR, SWIFT OF Foor.-Hector Gardiner,
the famous poultry thief, and noted for hia
frequent and daring escapes frcm justice, es-
capped once more yesterday from the jail in
open day. Hector had been committed for
thirty days, and being handy boy, was en-
pioyed to attend to some domestic duties
in the Jail. Yesterday morning he went into
the yard openly and secreted himself go well
that, although missed, be folled strict search
tor him. As soon as this was over, he rusneo
from his hiding place, seized board, placed
it against the wall of the jail yard, and was
barely discerned as he ran nimbly up tne
board and made flying leap over to the other
side. A pursuit. was attempted. but the speed
of the fugitive, and his we'll known dexterlty
in leapIng fences and escaping officers, served
him in good stead. He has not since been
heard from.
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THE FARMING INTEREsT.-The meeting this
evening of the executive committee Of the
Agricultural Society of South Carolina IS call
ed for the purpose of making arrangements
for shipping produce during the coming
season. The farming interest has, through
the industry and application of those engaged
in it, come to be one Of our most Important
branches of industry; ills developing trade
local in character, and, therefore, entitled to
the first and best aid we can give It. We hope
that such facilities for transportation will be
afforded by our railroad and steamship lines
az will be satisfactory to the farmer.
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CLAIM Your HA1s.-Between twelve and
one o'clock yesterday morning, thief, who
was suddenly jumped at the northeast corner
of Montague and Gadsden streets, dropped
bundle on the premises, which was picked up
by adjective and found to contain five hats
and blue cotton umbrella. The hals are
evidently the result of some successful raid
upon q parlor entrance, and consist Of -four
fine felts-two black, one claret colored, and
one blue-all of the latest style, and one boys
cloth hat with q velvet rim. The hats may be
seen at the detective Office.
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SL1Ne-SHoTs.-F small white boys, whose
names are not mentioned, were reported yes
terday morning by the detectives for firing
buck-shot from small sings and breaking the
window-glasses of various houses. This juVe-
nile amusement hssk become serious null
sance.- The missiles fly with considerable
force, and cannot be seen, and they are apt to
severely injure persons by striking them In
the faee. The average size of the pedestrian
along the streets bears no greater dispropor-
tion to these young sports than Goliath did to
David, and we all know what happened upon
q certain occasion between these two spiritual
personages, where sling-shot played an I'm
portant part. Let the police look after the
alipgs.
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five cents.

THE LATE Ep1DEMIo.-We have received
from Messrs. Walker, Evans d Cogswell the
report of the operations Of the Howard Asso-
citation during the epidemic OF 1871, together
with the report of Messrs. John McCrady,
St. Julian Rayenel and c. F. Panknin, upon
the origin and prevention of yellow fever.
This report is far too thorough and suggestive
to be disposed ofin paragraph. We shall
notice 1t at length at an early day. Copies oi
the report may be had upon application at the
counting-room OF The NEWS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY Po1NT.-This favorite
Florida packet brought up a very large num-
ber of passengers yesterday afternoon, and
landed about thirty at Union wharves, where
the South Carolina was in waiting, about to
start for New York. For real comfort the
Florida steam packets and the splendid steam
ships running from this city to New York al
tract very large travel over the line.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

BUILDING MATER1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, BliRds,
Balustera, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his Warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mchS-fmW1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

CHEnLEY's PARIS KID GLoVEsevery pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
tearing or ripping.
Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Paix.
- London, SO Regent street.
UEfoTs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, Temple Place.
FuRCHaoTT, BENEDICT d Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noVS-6mos
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OUR PRICES CuRRENT:-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card of the house forwarding 1t,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two &sd half cents per copy; single copies
five cents
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

AN ELEGANT assortment OF Sewing Silks at
s5 cents per dozen. Also, the best Machine
Cotton in the world, namely, John Clarke, Jr.,
& Co.'s. We would invite attention to the
above at Singer Sewing Machine office.
mchl3-wfm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

ENGLISH SADDLEs.-For sale, "a fine Eng
lish Saddles and 100 Mcclellan Saddles. WIN
be sold low to close consignment. John Com
minis, No. sos King street, above Wentworth.
mch9-flu8
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CRuABs.-The Governor has appointed
Henry T. Street notary public.
The South Carolina Presbytery will meet at
Abbevil;e on Wednesday, April 10th, at 2. NJ.
The steamship Virginia will not leave for
Philadelphia until tomorrow morning at
eleven o'clock
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

SPECIAL ANNoUNCEMENT.-We have just re-
ceived one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without inilial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price 25 cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
ian9f
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

nrTHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST CoMPANY-SAvINGS DEPARTMENT
Depositors are requested to leave their books on
and after the 1st April proximo, to be credited
with the quarterly interest then due.
All Deposits made on before the goth April
will bear interest from 1st April.
Interest t6) Six Per Cent compounded quarterly.
mch25-mwrl2 F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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FURcHGoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, have just opened their entire new
stock OF Spring Cloths, Casslmeres, Doeskins,
Broadeloths, Diagonels, &c. Also, 20 pieces
of all colors Window Hollands at low figures.
mch25
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

GooD FR1DAY.-To-day will be observed BY
special services in the Episcopal and Roman
Catholic Churches. The stock and cotton
markets are closed In New York today, which
In England ia general business holiday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-29

NOTICE TO TOURISTS. views o
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hase
street Bazaar. deczS
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funeral Motlres.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acoualntauces of Mrs. SARAH sIM0NS, reict OF
John @. simons, and OF their son, John Farr, are
resuectlully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
VICES OF the former. at Bethel Church, THIS MORN.
ING. at 10 O'Clock. mcnzs.-