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Masonic SrATIsTIcs-There are now In the
State of South Carolina one hundred and lorty
nine chartered lodges Of Free and Accepted
Masons in active working order. Fifteen
charters are dormant. At the last session OF
the Graad Lodge one hundred and twenty
eight lodges were represented. Slxthousand,
four hundred and seventy six master masons
are In full aff1liation within this Jurisdiction.
solomon's Lodge, No. l, OF this city, has the
largest membership, there being one hundred
and thirty members reported. The second
highest number is reported by the Hiram
Lodge, No. 6s, at Anderson Court House, Ito
roll embracing one hundred and twenty-one
members
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A FRE1oHT1Se FREAK.-FIfty packages Of
coffee and sugar, consigned to Columbus, Ca,
we're received in Charleston from Baltimore
last week, to be forwarded to their destination
by way of Fernandina, Fla. This is pretty
good evidence that the Columbus merchants
are determined 10 flank the Central Railroad
of Georgia, even If the South Carolina Railroad
declines 10 be party to the transaction.
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FIRE.-At quarter past three O'Clock yes
terday morning an attempt was made to fire q
house in Charlotte range, Market street, by
some unknown incendiary, who broke into an
unoccupIed apartment, the tenants Of which
are In jail, and placing box OF shaVlngs'
rags, &C., on the floor, set fire to 1t and LETT.
The policeman on duty saw the smoke, ana
suspectIng something wrong, aroused The IN
mates of the house, who discovered and e1-
tlnguished the incipient confagration.
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The DEAD FoUNDLNG.-The inquest over
the body of the baby, which died the day after
it was found at the gate Of the Orphanhouse,
was concluded yesterday. The jury found
that 1t came to Its death from exposure, and
that the person who left 1t exposed to the
weather was accessory to Its death.
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A MUSICAL ELECTION AT meeting OF St.
Patrlck's Brass BASE, held last evening, the
following officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year: F. Gleason; president;
F. ]. McGary, vlce-presldent; N. G. Duffy,
secretary; T. j. Sheehan, treasurer. Commit
tee on letters-M. Conners, NJ. Powers, Geo.
Cleary, II. Barry.
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HARD H1rr1NG.-E. Hayward and Peter
Sommers, two colored men, quarrelled last
evening in bar-room on East Bay, near
Elliott street, aud the former picked up
brickbat and flung it at Sommers, striking him
in the head and indctlng an ugly cut. The
wounded man was knocked senseless, and
was taken to the Gusrdhouse bleeding pro-
ft1sely. Hayward was also arrested, but de-
niles that he flung the brick. He is held for
examination.
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The CROPS ON THE SEA IsLANDs.-A promi'
nent planter on EdIsto, under date of April 8,
writes: sat this date usually my crop Is up
and growing; pow 1t is under ground, and
very much fear that 1t Is sleeping the sleep OF
death, for the unprecedented cold and wet
weather has rotted my seed once and again.
and, If 1t does continue much longer, know
not where we are to get more seed Tor re-
nlanting."
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cH1LnREss' Fancy Hats speciality. aprs-2

BUILDERS EMP Doors, Sashes,
Blinds, &C., for nicely Of workmanship, dura-
bllity and cheapness cannot be surpassed.
Call and examine our large stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. I. 81. HALL & Co., East
Bay and Market streets. apr3-Ws
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The TURF.-The whisperlngs and chatter
ing lately rife among the lovers of the turf
eliminated yesterday afternoon In an exciting
quarter at the Washington Race Track. The
entries were Rocket" q dapple gray geld
ing. owned by Mr.. A. W. Meyer, and "Fire'
fly.na bay mare, owned by Mr.. J. b. Apeler.
The race was aharp and decisive, the fiery
competitors making splendid time, and was
neatly won by the gray.
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OF THE "HoRsE MARINES. THE curious
animal resembling horse Ia its head and
bodv and ending in the tale of 8 fish, the cap
ture aud exhibition Of which was mentioned
some time back, died few days ago. It's
story was curious one, and fit to be told to
tho marInpe
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The PEOPLES SAVINGS TNsT1TUTloN.-T
institution will begin business in the Peoples
Bank building on the 18th instant, where 1t
will receive deposits, upon which 1t will allow
six per cent. interest. All of the profits are
divided every fifth year among the depositors.
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AT FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244
King str eta new andelegant assortment OF
20 and rs cents Dress Goods, just unpacked.
Also, the Dolly Warden Polonaise In large BE-
lection. april
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THE IRISH RIFLE CLUB.-This newly organ
lied and representative body of citizen soldiery
have had an agreeable surprise in the shape OF
a donation of two hundred dollars made by
some of our public spirited citizens, who wish
that the club may increase In numbers and
efficiency. We hope to see one hundred men
out on the next parade.
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AT FuRcueorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244
King street-an elegant selection of Japanese
Silks, only IS cents, worth 81 and 81 rs. also,
full line of the very best 4 French Percales
In stripes and lowered, :fist colors, only ls, 20
and 224 cents. april
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SOME REASONS WHY The SINGER SEWING
MACHINE Is THE BEST IN THE WoRLD.-lst.
Because 1t will do both light and heavy work
a. Because it never gets out of order ; 3D..
Because 1t is the simplest In the world 4th.
Because any child ten years of age can operate
it with ease. Office, King street.
mchI6.stuth
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. G.. ". Qnlntard, OF New
York, the president of the New York and
Charleston Steamship Company, is staying at
the Charleston Hotel. The line Of which hr.
ouiutard is president Owls the finest and
feetest steamships upon the South Atlantic
chasf
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Booth at the Academy.

An UPTOWN PosToFFIcE Box.-By permis-
sion of the postmaster, a etter-box has been
placed at DR.. Baer's Drug Store, NO. lol
Meeting street. The postoffice messenger
comes for the letters twice day-for tne
present at P. N. and at P. III.
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USINESS TICES 8.

LARGE Invoices OF Singer Sewing Machines,
per schooner James Wall, from New York.
One hundred and twenty-five Machines re-
celved at Singer office yesterday.
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A CORRECTION A. E. Pnilippy denies
emphatically that he was The person who In
formed on Messrs Law & Doscher for viola
ling the internal revenue laws.
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one DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-superior tc
any sold heretofore. BASEL STREET BAZAAR
ond E.sr RAY NEws-RooM. dec20s
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Hotel ArrivaIs-April A.
PAVILION HOTEL,

T. W. Davis, ]. H. Morgan, J. T. Stuart,
Greenvile; F. G. Burrows, Memphis; Captain
o. P. Wheeler, Boston; John Nettles, North
eastern Railroad;J. Cameron, st. Louis; J. 9.
Ferrell, Atlanta; A. Morgan, Georgetown.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Charles A. Larendon, J. N. Walker, Geor-
gla; D. B. Van Houten and wife, A. Smith, B.
s. Howard, E. W. Jessup, W. L. Jessup and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. LltchHeld, New York;
q. Jones, South Carolina; J. P. Brlen, T. Jeter
and wife, Mrs. Carmonche, Pennsylvania; G.
8. Trezevant, T. J. LaMotte, Mrs. Glover, son
and servant, Miss Whilner, Columbia; b. Con-
rad and family, Winchester; n. II. Hawes, j.
A. Goni, D. Baker, Savannah; J. B. Dawklns,
Gainesville, Fla.;J kosenthal, Baltimore; Mrs.
]. L. Carrlnghan, Mrs. Marshall, Richmond;
A. E. Tamplet, Georgetown; Il. N. Raymond,
Mra. NJ. N. Raymond, Cleveland; N. W. Garri-
son, Alabama.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. aeclas
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For stylish aud elegant Hat, at popula
prices, 60 to PleDge, No. 2ol King street.
aDr5-2.
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JUST RECEIVED, the celebrated Alpine Para
soils, all colors and shades and sizes, at Furch
oott Renedict g. Co. mch29
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MILLS HOUSE.

VS.. Williams and wife, Edgeaeld; q. b.
Benner, United States Army; Mrs. Clarke,
NJ. Daniels, New Jersey; G. Cottrell.C c. Cottrel,
D. N. Walduck, A. Smith, P. 8. Howard, N.
N. Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs.. D. E. Van Valken-
bergh, Miss Annie Van Valkenbergh, Miss
Emmie Van Valkenbergh, Master Allen Van
Valkenbergh. New York; Mrs. 3. Higgins,
Richmond: D. Baker, Savannah.
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HOME AGA1N.-The Columbia Union says
that in the general upsetting of things upon
the arrival of the Federal troops In 1865. a
sword belonging to one of the masters OF the
veil OF the Columbia Chapter was carried
away. On the l7th of February, this year. the
same reached the chapter, having travelled a
clrcultous route up th1 ough Massachusetts,, and
back to Charleston, to which place it was re-
turned to be forwarded to t., chapter. The
sword has upon it this inscription: 'Taken
from Columbia Chapter, No. 5, by Sherman's g
army, February 18th, 1865; bought by compan.
ion D. Mason, and returned by him to Colum-
ba, February 18th, 1872" Nota little singular
is 1t that it should arrive the same day Of the
month upon which 1t had been taken.
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THE ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATroN.-The In.
dependent Order of Odd Fellows are making
extensive preparations for becoming cele-
bratlon of the firty-lhird anniversary Of the in
PRODUCTION of their order i1l America, on the
26lh of this month, and to Judge by the pro-
sramme, grand affair may be expected. The
celebration will take place: at the Freund-
schaflsbund Hall, and P. G. s. W. G. Desaus-
sure. P. G. J. s. Buist, NJ. D., and Rev. Bro.
W. B. Yates, will deliver addresses. In the
music selected for the occasion will be Included
an ode written by a lady OF Charleston ex-
pressly for the occasion. and sung oy choir
Of twenty-five trained voices from among tne
brethren. The managing committee are work
ing energetlcally, and will doubtless make the
occasion worthy of the powerful and eharlta-
BILE order whose introduction in America it
celebrates.
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CHEuLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs--eVery pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfections, such as
tearing or ripping.
London, 53 Regent street.
DEPoTS New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 8 Temple Place.
FuRoHeoTT, BENEDICT q Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. nova-omoe
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THE STATE MEDICAL AssooGA1IoN.

From the advertisement published In our
columns 1t will be seen that this body assem-
bles in Columbia on the 10th pro1imo. A
successful meeting was held In this city In
April last, when volume Of transactions
highly creditable to those engaged was is-
sued. It Is to be hoped that large number
OF physicians from every section Of the State
will assemble In Columbia, where many SUBJ
jects Of interest to the profession will be
brought up for consideration involving topics
which affect the welfare of the community at
large. The origin and spread of epidemlcs,
diseases OF local origin, methods for their
prevention, &C., will be considered, and pa
pers and reports from the several counties of
the Stale may be expected. There is every
reason to believe that large and pleasant
meeting will be The result.
The LADIES FUEL SoClETY.-At the regular
monthly meeting, held yesterday morning at
the depository, In Chalmers street, this socIe-
ty closed its charitable work for the season.
From the reports of the distributors for the
various wards 1t was shown that about eleven
hundred dollars worth Of fuel had been dis
tributed among the poor OF the city, In many
cases gratuitously aud In others at one.half of
the actual cost. The severe winter through
which We have passed caused heavier calls
upon the charity OF the society than was an
ticipated, but the resources were husbanded
with care, and applied with much circumspec-
tion. The amount Of suffering alleViated and
wants relieved by the society can hardly be
appreciated by those who are not familiar
with the circumstances Of the poor. and as
they look back upon the ministerings OF the
officers of this association, hundreds Of poor
destit1te families will exclaim: "God bless
those ladies'"
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
1t.,,. of Interest from the Churches OF
tho state and City.

TEN. or Interest from the Churches OF
tho State and City.
Tho mast week has been o1e Of especial
s,pnincance and interest in religious matters.
Beginning with the bright festival OF Easier,
marking the change from the death OF winter
to the new life of spring, 1t has also oeen
crowded with Incidents each possessing III
itself much local Interest, and all denotlng tne
renewed preparations Of the church militant
for another year of battle for the faith. Beio"
will be found an interesting resume OF the
religious news of the week CLEANED lron 'he
papers of the State or 1urnisneo oy our
thoughtful correspondents:
citadel -quars Baptist Church.
Interesting services will be held in this church
tomorrow Sunday evening, commencing at
o'clock, on the occasion of taking public
farewell of the Rev. N. B. Williams, missionary
elect of the Foreign Mission Board OF the South
ern Baptist Convention, who, with MS "lie
and her sister, is about to set out Tor MS nelo
of labors, Canton, In China. 1t will De seen
that several addresses are to be delivered on
various subjects relating to the missionary
work. Hymns appropriate to the occasion WIN
he suus. and collection taken up In aid OF
missions in the city of Rome and also In China.
The congregation of the First Baptist Church
particularly and the public generally are 1n'
vited to attend. Seats free.
Methodist Quarterly Conference.
The quarterly meeting of the Cokesoury
District will begin to-day In the Methodlst
church at Abbeville. Rev. b. N. Mood; pre-
siding elder, will conduct the worship at
eleven o'clock The quarterly conference will
be held in the church at eight o'clock P. N.
On Sunday there will be lovefeast at nine
O'Clock. After the morning sermon the sac
rament of the Lords Supper will be admins
tered. At four O'Clock P. n. there will be
meeting for the children. Services at P. NJ.
Columbia Bible Society.
The anniversary meeting of the Columbia
Bible Society was held last Monday evening at
the Baptist church in that city. A crowded
audience testified an unusual interest In the
subject. and were held In wrapt attention by
the eloquent preacher of the occasion, Rev. J.
L. REYNOLDS, D. D., whose sermon was mas
terly aad beautiful defence OF the Bible. Rev.
Geo. Howe, D. D., president, made a brief
statement of the work of the society IN
the past, and Rev. E. A. Bolles, agent
of the American Bible Society, gave Interest
ing figures of the amounts received and used,
and the number Of Bibles by the society dis
tributed throughout the world during the past
year. He stated that the Charleston Bible soeie-
ty had under consideration the plan of employ
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NJ CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS Wa
-NATTANs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOB
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bottle, as easily applied as water, for restoring to
gray hair its natural color and youthful appear
ance, to eradicate and prevent dandrun, to pro
mote the growth OF the hair and stop its falling
out. It is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent us from many of our most promi.
aeut citizens, some Of which are subjoined. In
everything in which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY la perfect.
It ia warranted to contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate Of Silver, it does not soil the
clothes or scalp, is agreeably perfumed, and
makes one OF the best dressings for the Hair in
use. 1t restores the color OF the Hair "more per
feet and uniformly than any other preparation" J"
and always does 80 in from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair with au
the nourishing qualities necessary to ita growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth Of the Hair more posi-.
lively than anything else. The application OF
this wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair
bottle. ARTHUR NATTANS,
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Take Back Seats.

The Republican Boilers who were wiped
out of political existence, on election day,
by the Republican Regulars, will not derive
much comfort from the pronuuciamento
which appears In the last issue Of the Mis-.
sionary Record, the organ OF the black
Regulars. It says:
ssThe Boilers must take back seat, and
not claim the first places in the affairs OF
State. There are now large numbers OF these
same gentlemen who are occupying important
places of honor and trust. They have used
their positions and their means against the
present incoming administration and its
friends. These positions must be secured to
the friends of the administration. If the
present administration and Its friends have
any influence In Federal appointments, that
should be used for dlsplaclng the Boilers and
putting the supporters In their places. TO
the Victors belong the spoils' is the watch
word, and every party always carries out that
policy as means Of selfprotecton, and BE-
curiLy against future bolts and boltsrs' COM
blnatlons. Shall they continue to control the
custolnhouse Shall they continue to con-
trot the internal revenue offices? Shall they
continue to control the Federal appoint
ments In this State, while they fight the
State and Federal Governments Let the
good Judgment Of common sense decide in the
ceming changes, which hasten apace. Trust
not those who have sought your life.
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THE CHARLESTON Me-
Railroad Freights.

1t has been the rule on the South Carolina
Railroad, for two years or more, to require
the prepayment Of freight on all goods going
from Charleston to way stations. This rule
was found to cause Inconvenience to local
shippers, and on Thursday last orders were
issued that, otter that date, both local and
through freight should be recelEed, ?0ithou1
prepayment, for the following stations on
the line OF road: Summerville, Georges,
Branchville, Midway, Bamberg, Graham's,
Backville, Williston, Aiken, GraniteVille,
Bath, Langley, Lewlsville, OraDgeburg anc
Claremont 1t is not doubted that the ne"
rule will work well, and be advantageous te
both the railroad and the Charleston
public.
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by the Proprietsrs at schiedam, in Holland. An
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ness and unknown extent of the Danger.
Then the carriages began to fill with SMOKE
The heat soon became like that OF an oven.
Three of the. passengers were mortaily
wounded, and many others were severely IN
iured, and their groans and cries were asgra-
vated by the shrIeks of the other passengers,
rnonv of whom were women. Without light,
almost Without air, and helpless, the pasSen'
oars remained wedged In the tunnel, with the
burden train with which they 'haa oei'laeu'
for Eve hours, when Blk engines sent iron
Modane dragged, the trains asuhder.
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@THE STATE AsSAYER OF MASSA-
OHUsETTS, IA. A. HAYES, N. d. having made
an analysis OF HALLS VEGETABLE sIClLIAN
HAIR REVIEWER, reports 1t the best preparation
for promoting healthy excretions OF the scalp, In
creaaing the growth and restoring the color Of
the hair. noV9-stutn8D&W
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fegal Nntlfcs.

NHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i CHARLESTON COUNTY, GEORGE
BUST, ESQ.,, Probate Judge.-WhereaB, DANIEL
KELLER, Of New York, Mechanic. made suit to
me to grant him Letters OF Admlnistration Gh
the Estate and effects OF. THOMAS W. KEAYS,
late OF Charleston, mechanic. ~
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kiRdred and CT editors Of the said
THOMAS W. KEAYS, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, In the Court Of Probate, to be
held at Charleston on the 26th Of November, 1872
forenoon, to show cause, II any they have, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this l1th day OF Noyem-
Der, Ammo D0mini 1872. GEORGE BUST,
nOYl2.tu2 Probate Judge,