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FOREIGN,

It is expected that the Air line raiifoad, will be completed by the first Of OctObel.
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from any poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now in use. Numerous testimonial
have been sent US from many OF our most promt.
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everything in which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
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clothes or scalp, is agreeably perfumed, and
makes one OF the bsst dressings for the Hair in
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feet and uniformly than any other PREPARATION ~
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and induces new'growth OF the Hair more POSI-
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April Magazines.

the Eclectic is handed us By Mr.. Fogartie, OF
King street. A striking article Is that OF Mr'
Iewes on "DIckens In Relation to Crit
cism.n In which he writes very sensi-
bly, of criticism in general, and sug'
gests philosophical reasons for the hos
tlity Of the critics to Dlckens, and for the uni
yersal popular approval which the great nov
el:st obtained. This article is, in our opinion,
the most valuable contribution yet made to
right understanding of the nature OF DICK
ens's vast powers, and ofthe causes OF hls noto-
rious artistic shortcomings. Mr.. Blacks charm
ing story, "The Strange Adventures of Pha-
-uton. Wis continued. The leading article is Q
fine essay on 1s.The Later English Poets
Most of the remaining papers are very little
below the level of those we have named.
e Published by E. B. Pelton d Co., New 4ork.
Five dollars year. i.
i The Galaxy, for April, Is an unusually good
number; except The Club Room, which is de-
cidedly dull. Mr.. Mccarthy has capital paper
upon Charles Reade. Trollope's novel, "The
r.Eustace Diamonds" ls continued: The "ln-
ssdepe udent Ku. Klux" Is a queer story, con-
talnlng more truth than poetry. The other
articles are bright and interesting.
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sixHundesd q, z car.

) The I members Of lie eeneralI Assembly Of
s south Carolina arshsreafter bepaa;six
hundred dollars a year, inste I'd Of six dol
lars a day. This is equal to session OF one
hundred days, which is about the length ol
time that our speculative law-makers con-
triye to live at the public expense in Colum-
bia.. The limitation of, The amount to be
paid each member was intended we sup
pose, as a. sop to the Reformers; but the
whole work OF the Legislature can be done,
as 1t used to be done, in four or i've weeks.
Still, if we must pay the Radical legislators
to stay in Columbia, or pay them TO stay az
home we think it decidedly cheaper for tne
State to shorten the sessions and, !. increase
the pay. A session Of two weeks, at six
hundred dollars for the job, will be more
economical than a session of three months at
six dollars day. The less the legislators
are in Columbia, the less harm they DO the
State. ., t'!1.'' an -. Z"
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Temptation, {" issoon to be tried at Constanu'
noble. The story isTomantic enough ior q
novelior play and runs thus: There Is now ~
London TurS, sgedabout TWENTY-FIVE years,
csfIipp himself Mustaphs Djehad Bey, ana
claiming to be the lawful son OF the iaOe
K,hr,sl, Mehemet Pacha, ex-Grand Vizier, anu
ypbrlom the sultan's envoy to the court OF 3D.
I.neo In 1s47-such Is the claimants story
Kibrtsii's wife, the widow of European pny'
siclan. bore to him son, the present nes,a' u
mia D,ehad Bey.. On the following year tne
pacha went to reside at the British Court. ana
dnrInp his absence the child became 30 seri-
ons,v III that its mother, fearing that should 1t
die her husband would take another, wife,
feIpned to give birth to another child, which,
in the knowledge Of eunuch and woman
of the harem named Fatmah. was merely a
ssupposititious Child, bought or borrowed.
But the frstborn recovered, Pacha having
already been told that heaven had blessed him
with another son. The mother was caught in
the tolls she herself had woven, for Fatnan
and the eunuch used their knowledge OF her
deceit to override and rule her. The mother,
Meek Khanuimr, became weary of this state Of
affairs and confded her troubles to Resnid
Efsndi, the Pacha's man Of business. Fatmah "a!
was soon dismissed, and the eunuch. vas
ismothered in his bath. Madam Kbrisli was
tried for the murder, but the charge was not
subs.antiated. The Pacha came to Costantl.
nop!e during the progress Of the trial. and
finding things in such state Of imorogio
divorced his vile. The question of the leglti-
macy of the arst-born then arose, and helek @
Khanum actusted, as she now Gays, oy
a feeling of revenge for the divorce and
the Pacha's subsequent marriage, averred that
Mustapha DJehad Bey had been borrowed also.
Then the boy Djehad became Wanderer,
served as menlal in Egypt, Joined the Papal
Zouaves, became 9 lay inmate at the Convent
OF St. Lazarre, and when his father died last
September went to- England and there pro-
posed to defend his claims to Klbrisli Pacha'a
property,
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{. TIE Beaufort Republican ian administration
paper talks of R. K. Scott and F.J. Moses as
the most prominent candidates for Governor.
The antl-adninistration Republicans, 1t gays,
are trying to form ticket which may receive
the support of the Democrats aud ConserVa-
tives. Among the men named for Governor
on this ticket are Messrs. Corbin, Tomlnson'
Chamberlain and Orr, with prominent bank
er or business man, not politician, as State
Treasurer, The Republican thinks that IN
case of split and two conventions, the Ee'
formers will accept all the nominations made
by the regular convention, with the exception
C. Governor and Treasurer.
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Notires in Bankrnptrp.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| UNITED STATES. FOR TEfE EASTERN DIS.
TKICT OF SOUTH CARoLlNA..-ln the matter Of
Joseph ]. WILLIAMS. Bankrupt-ln Bankrupt.
cy.-To whom tmay Concern: The undersigned,
signee Of JOSEPH ]. WILLIAMS, Of Benneau's
Iispot. In the County Of Berkeley, and State OF
South Carolina, within said District, who has
been adlndgsd essnarup! sap upon nIs ms own pesi'
Dated at Charleston, the 18th day OF March, A.
D. 1872. A. O. PALFREY,
mch19-tu3 Assignee.
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The Ku-Klux Law.

Our Washington correspondent telegraphs
that the Supreme Courthas granted the mo-
tion of Messrs. johnson and stanbery, in
the case OF 7. Jefferson Greer, for writs oi
habeas corpus and certorars, which writs
ii are made returnable on the 9th Of April
This intelligence will be received with pro-
found satisfaction, as it is hard to see bow
the administration can now prevent the
counsel for the defence from bringing the
question OF the constitationality OF the Ku-
Klux law squarely before the Supreme
Court
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FoGART1E's BOOK DEPOSITORY.

NEW CATALOGUE, No. 25.
LIFE AND TIMES OF REV. JOHN WESLEY, by
Tyerman, VOL I, 81 80.
Ads new T supply q SI Bishop Hun'inss0ns Helps to
The he Hidden lie Of the Soul, from the French,
BY the author Of IA Dominican Artist" DC, 81 so.
Truth and Trust Lessons OF the War; iour Ar
dent sermons by Henry Afford, y. D., 81.
MedtationH on the Miracles or Christ, oy Kew.
J. 8. Howaon, Dean Of Chester, 81 80.
Legends Of the Palrlarchs and Prophets, by s.
Barring Gould, N. A., 81.
Lamps, Pitchers and Trum;ets, Lectures on the
Vocation Of the preacner Illustrated 6y Aaec ,aeG
OF every order OF Pulpit Eloquence, from the
Great Preachers Of all ages, by E. Paxton Hood,
two volumes In one, 81 75. -, o-,.,,
and Development Of Prevailing Forms OF un.
Belief, considered In relation to the nature and
claims OF the Christian System, BY Rev. ]. NJ Man.
Ing Christ is is Alin by the Rev. henry Law, Dean
Of Gloucester, or the Gospel Of the Pentatencn;
viz: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and
Deuteronomy, each 81.
Mlnistering Children and Sequel. BY Mrs.
Charlesworth, Red Line Edition. Beautifully Illus
traled, in one volume, small quarto, 81.
Macduf7s New Book, "Saint Paul In Rome"
the Teachings Felowships, and Dying Testimony ny
OF the Great Apostle Ia the City OF the caesars, py
]. K. Macdufi. D. D., 81 25.
Sermons u ; for sunaay Evenings London Relis
BeQe'6 CQaIlLy, ny aesud 9tiCstouf nueuoi VI
"Max Kroner. !" 'Alone in London" &C.. 81 30.
Public and Parlor Readings, Prose and Poetry,
for the use Of Reading Clubs, &C., BY Monroes
81 so.
Scientific Progress and Discovery duriug the past
year, with Illustratons, edited by E. A. Beach,
81 60.
Heart.Throbs Of Eminent Authors, compiled by
VIM. Hardcastie Browne, A. NJ. 81 So.
The Southern Poems OF the War, collected ana
arranged by Miss Emily v. Mason, OF Virginia, 81
NEW NOVELS; DC.
Lovels OF Arden, by NJ E. Braddon, 75c.
Kate Beaumont, by ]. ". DeForest. 75c.
TWO Family Mothers. by Marie Sophie Schwartz,
How win it Endf by Haywood, 81 so.
More Than She Gould Bear, a Story OF the
Gachupih War In Texas, by Hesper RenooW,
Ought We to Visit Her by Annie Thomas, 81 rs.
The Sylvesters by the author OF kitty" &C.,
81 25.
The American Baron, by James DeMlle, 81 so.
Poor Miss Finch-60c.
The High Mills, by the author u "Gldeon's
Rock,n 75c.
Lear ia The Storm, by "Ouida," soc.
Ha New Novels and Light Literature received
by steamer every week.
~ Address
FOGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 2so KING STREET I'm the Bend,)
mchls-.ulhs Charleston, 8. O.
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~ The Columbia Union says that the recent
Congressional Investigations have not brought
to light s'one transaction dishonoraole 70 Inc
.Republloan party, or to.a single departm ent
.sof the government, except the general order
..business in the New York. Customhouse.D !
Then. that transaction, at least, Is dlshonora-
BILE: and the young man Leet has full swing
now az he had before the swindle was exposed
And what about the government sales OF arms
to France, as specimen OF Radical neutrality
and good faith? -.
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,AGelsMalis,r,sA
3a0IIEGE EoF gHARLEsToN !


1aolLEGE #oF gHARL LsEsToNi. z! + a
q gns. Board efirrussss resDeo.fu l,4sanoaHce
that the Annual Commencement Of this Insfltu.
tion, (Which was postponed,) VIII be celebrated In
the Academy Of Music THIS EyESINa, at halfPast
Z O'Clock, The public, and especially the ladies,
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The following ts the Programme Of Exercises:
II will be observed that with one exception the
Orators will speak In alphabetical order, IS the
Faculty wish it to. be understood that after the
vsedictory and salutatory Addresses all the other
appointments are considered strictly equal
MUSIC. III
Prayer BY Rev. JAMES Il. ELLIOTT.
salatatory Address by, WILLIAM HUME
-S1MONs.
orasion-Life verywhere-FRANCIs ". Ca.
PERs.
oration-The wonders OF Nature-JoHN BAUH.
NAN OHIsOLM.
Oration-Fiction on Education-,JoHN GADS.
DEN.
Oration-Progress OF Science-WILLIAM BELL
WHITE HOWE.
go '.'- 49, MUSIC.
orasion-Tne Ruius Of Time-THoMAs MOUL.
TRIE NoRDECAI.
oration-Let there bs ught-JAMES ANoRUM
sIMONs. =
oratlon-suggestIons Of Another State OF E1-
istence-WM HUME slM9Ns.
Poem-Marathon henry A. MIDDLETON
:sNlTH.
orauou-Pleasures OF Memory--wM. M0UL-
TRIE WHITE.
oratou-Early English Poetry-HENRY A.
DESAUSSURE.
valedlctory Address, by THOMAS McULTRlE
MoRDEOAI.
Degrees Conferred by the President, and Ad-
dress to the Graduating Glass.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
The entrance to the Parquette and Balcony, on
King street, and that to the Family Circle, on
Market street, Will be opened at O'Clock.
JACOB wILLIMAN,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
F.A. PoRoHER,
mch2sl Secretary Of Faculty.
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funeral Nntlrrs.

WELCH.-Dled on the morning Of the 18th In.
stant, SAMUEL B. WEIGH, aged 6s years ana ~
days.
1.-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
scq :aintances OF the family are respectfully In
ylted to attend his Funeral Services, at the Firss
Pres sbyterIan Church, THIs AFTERNOON, at 8
o,clocr mch28
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The Columbia Union says that the Repnol-
can party has not attempted ITO cover up
.sand excuse, or deny, any OF the misdeeos oi
..fai,hless officials" 1t would be useless, ana
,t ia as we'll TO make merit Of necessity.
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..
TUST ECEIV.ED,
A Large Assortmentof
FINE GLASSWARE, KEROSENE LAMPS
AND SHADES OF ALE KINDS.
Also, Full and well:selected stock OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, DO.
ohoIce 8. G. HAMS, STRIPS and SHOULDERS
Extra Fulton Market Beef
- No. Aackerel ~
Choice Salmon and Halibut Fins
Extra Goshen Butter and Cheese
Sugars of all Grades .e,:'
RaIsins, Almonds, Figs, Currantsi Preserves, 90.
have on hand Full ssoer Of BRANDfEs,
Wines, WhIskey, &c, which I am prepared to BELL
at wholesale o. RetsiL, sa..,
!, orders from: the, Country viii receive prompt
attention; by addressing letter TO Pcstofnce Key
Box No. 24s. - - ...,-. =,
All goods delivered to any portion, Of the city
free Of charge. D. FITz GlbBoH,
N. W. corner King and Cannon Streets.
mch5.lmo
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ss- Mr.. WILLIAM E. snMoss, Jr., is the tn !
1a,,ysiili 1tar,s,yyesiiling agent for The NEWS, fer South
Carolina. .:,zs si. II ey.
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@- OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMIS-
sIoNERS, BARNwELL COUNTY, 8. G., BLACK.
WILLIE G. a., MARCH la, 1s12.-Plans, spectnca
tions and Proposals to build JAIL at BlsckVlle
Courthouse will be received at this oft1ce until
the second Tuesday In April. The cost OF jail
not to exceed eight thousand t$sooo dollars.
By order CouRty Commissioners.
mch15 IL ID. g. TOBlN, ClerK.
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12A1:! s. DAVIS, JR.s 1241.
CELEBRATED aDIAMoND" HAMS.
CINCINNATI. - -

This old reliable brand Is now In It's Thirty -frss
year. It has given satisfaction for the evenness
and richness Of It's cnrinQ. Its patrons are 70 Pc
known In the Canadas, England ant France.
In 1850 First Premium was awarded by the
OHIO State Board Of Agriculture. .for Ham cured
in ls46'i-four years old They are good, OLD OF
new. This seasons cure si considered Ve1y ~
Sold BY leading Gtocers in principal cities.
mch9-stuthimo f-zs,.r
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5uerial Notices.

1r CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, are hereby notified
that she is dischsrging cargo at Brown d Co.'s
Wharyes. All goods not removed by sunset will
be stored at consignees' risk aud expense.
mch2e-l WIN. A. COCRTE ESAY, agent.
~- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that she
Is discharging cargo at Adger's South Wharf.
Goods upcalled for at sunset will remain on
the wharf at owners rlsk. .
JAMES ADGER Il CO..
mch7a-1 Agents.
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF TRE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-oFFICAL RAFFLEk
NUMBERS.
GLASS No. 4lT-MoRNTNa.
l-36-6l-64-ll- 5-l8
CLASS No. 4l8-EVBNING.
0-29-l4- 9-24-68- 6l-7l-70
Asw,tness our hand at Charleston this 25th tay
OF March, 1872 FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
octs sworn commissioners
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IEbe Gbarltstto't af~s'

TUESDAY, MARCH 2s. 1872.
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Mem pnbliratlnns.

uYMNAL OF THE @ H UR Oh.
We are prepared TO furnish the "HYMNALn at
the lowest Introduction prices. A variety OF
styles: prices from 400, 60c, 76c, 81, and up.
wards.
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for 5ale.

H0RSES FOR SALE.--A FINE LOT OF
l1 Saddle and Harness PONIES will be sold
~ IUw rates, and can be seen At HOGAN q CO.'S
Stable, northwest corner OF King anG Spring
atreefa NJ HOGAN Il 10, melio o.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-

NJ NOhidEdoIChN - ,naIbnoAN SoW
PANY.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., February II, 1871.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. n.
and Is P. II.
cepted) and 2ao P. II.
Train does not leave Charleston 5.l6 P. NJ, SUN.
BAYS.
Trsia leaving $50 A. II. makes through connec-
tion to New York: via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by 6.16 P. II. Train nave
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Por snouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over, on SUNDAY IN Bal.
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY In Wilmington, N. O.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making conneG-
tions at Washington with Western TRAINS OF Baltl'
more and ohio Railroad.
s. 8. S0L0MONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPOR, General Ticket agent.
feb1l-12mos
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NFFICE OF THE SAVANNAH AND
~ CHARLESTON RAILROAD
CHARLESTON, 8. O., November %, 1871.
On AID after MONDAY. December the 1lth, the
Passenger Trains on this Road Will run as foloWs:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Ieaye obar;eston daily a25 r. II.
Arrive At Savannah daily ........... els p. NJ
Lave Savannah d ally .1L16 p. II.
Arrive at Charleston daily y............. b.85 A. IL.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. Sundays excepted. &16 A. II.
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. L16 p. u.
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 500 A. r..
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited. 406 7. ~
Freight forwarded daily on through bills OF lad.
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given to
freights for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad and a. as low rates as by any other line,
O. B. GADSDEN,
Engineer and superintendent
SC. BoyLsTON, denI Fl. and Ticket Agent.
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~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Inspector Of Phosphates will enter upon the
duties OF his ot1lce, MONDAY, the llth instant, at
his Laboratory, No. % George street.
OTTO A. MOSES. Pr. D.,
mch35.s State Inspector OF Phosphates.
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gTUsT ARRIVED, A GOOD LOT OF.
81 Plantation MARES AND MULES. For sale
a. HOCKDAY'S STABLES, in Columbus street.
near King street. mcnZo.S|
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TUST ARRIVED AND FOB SALE, ONE
81 car load or Timber Cart and TurpenIine
MULES, at Kentucky Mule Lot, King street. r
OARMAN mCn2S-6~
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uORSEs AND MULEs.-JUST RE
H OEIVED from st. Louis, Mo-, Fifty Head
good Work Mules and Horses. For sale low Ior
cash or city acceptance. 4. GRAHAM q VI. .
mCh22-6
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TOR SALE, ALIGHT DOUBLE BUGGY,
can be used with either TWO or four seats. n III
suit for CitJ, Island or summervllle. IL VIII pe
Bold low. Apply to Charleston Hotel staoies.
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Meeiit1na.:Ae,

MeetitIaa.44s. 'se
TRIENDsHM LSDGE, IHo 4sKNIGHTs
e oFPYTHIE.=Atleud ySur keanlar VEL slI
and King streets TaIsN N1uHT, aSatgc,ScYYSHSS = EsYSS
mch5.tu Recording Scribe.
DEOPLE's SAYINGS INSTITUTION =:
THIS XFTKRNooM AZ O'Clock, at. the Ioficel OF
Leltch Il Bruins. No. IS Broad street, TO organize.
A pun5 tual attendance Is requested. mems
CUMTER 3 IFLE CLUB. = ATTEND
y nrll with Ri1es, at Wilson'S Hall, TO NOR
ROW EVENING. the 27th instant At + eSMSs esIESs.
z; noSssHa q; F. Secretary A'a treasurer.
WASHINGTON RIFLE CLUB;-AN
w Extra Meeting OF the Club Will be held at
Rs Club As THIS m EysSfs S as nspas'
mcS2s ..-s' . Secretary.
TERMANIA BUND. ATTEND AN
NT Extra Meeting OF the Bund THIS EvBS1Na,
az yonr Hall. corner King and Society streets, az
nAi' psls By order. oSA p's'''ii2c JACOB KSogELooH,
mco26 fres.oe1t:
IRISH RIFLE CLUB.-ATTEND AN AID.
Il JosRNED Meeting at Afchers Han, at
niclork. J. F. WALSH,
mc6a8 Secretary.
CURVTVORS ASSOCIATION, CHARLES.
y TON DISTRICT.-Attend Extra Meeting a.
Hall OF Charleston Library, THIS DAY, March 20.
&C P. II. A general attendance ls particularly
desired. By order Uf the President.
THOMAS HcCRADY,
mch2c! .f.1 u Secretary.
nOPE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPA-
III NY.-Attend an Extra Meeting THIS tues.
day. EVENING, the 27th instant, at nal. i.past
O'Clock precisely. Honorary and contributing
members will p!ease attend, as business OF In
portance will be transacted.
q. A. BUERO,
mch26 :: : Secretary q. :. F.;E. Co..
FIRE ENGINE COM
PAhYo4Attend an Extra Nesting Of your
Company at Liberty Hall, at O'Clock T. ID.
By order Of President
ROBT. W. BROWN.
mch26-ls ...s. Secretary p. F. E. CO.
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70 NG OF THE
- - ECONOMICAL -HeUsHKEEpER .

MAlthough- all dealers say they sell
:. Tha very very bsst,
Not any Tea, like WILSON'S,
Wlll stand Q lasting test;
And ] have tried 1t long enough,
Upon q frugal plan, :.
To find 1t Ia the only Tea
To cheer up my good man."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-26

VTANTED TO KNOW WHY AILLINGS
WI can sell FURNITURE cheaper tnan any
other dealer In the cityf .Becau:e his expenses
are small. He is economical, and believes In
small profits and quick sales. Give him call al
the Sign OF the Man and Rocking chair, No. tl4
King street. mchl2-tuth
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-26

vXTANTED TO SELL, A SECONDHAND
w PLANO. Price Sos. Terms liberal. Ad.
drts, II, Postofice Box NO. l7e, Charleston, 8. O.
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