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Pacific Women.


While some women are clamorlng fos the
franchise, berating the tyraut man, and shak'
ing from platforms and various other places,
metaphorlcally speaking, their calling chains
In his hardened tace, others have quietly
undertaken, in common sense, practical way,
to improve their condition and enlarge the
scope of what has been usually considered
their proper and only work. As an instance
of this, we notice that in San Francisco there
has been incorporated the ''Woman's Pacific
"Publlshing Company" The company starts
with a capital of twenty-five thousand dollars,
and proposes to carry on the business of print
ing of all kinds, bookbIndlng and engraving,
and to deal in books, newspapers and periodl-
Gals, and also, If necessary, to publish them.
This betokens something like testing the
question of women's inferiorlty.
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HlnsilaI Books.
TINE WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE

THE WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE
Il CHORUS BOOK,
Is the book 10 be used at the coming Great
Festival. 1t IL now In the hands OF TIE %, 600
singers who are to compose the choir.
The music was carefully selected by the Music
Committee, and the book will bea popular and
useful book for use In all Musical Societies. and
should oe In the hands OF all In the audience at
the Coliseum. 1t is the very best kind OF Lioeretto
ITS OCTAvO PAGES. PRICE rs CENTS.
Exquisite Song and Chorua.
THE BEAUTIFUL DAYS THAT ARE PAST.
Howard, IS.
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By L. o. EMERSON and ". 8. TILDEN.
Has been adopted promptly, on examination,
by large number Of teachers Of
HIGH SCHOOLS,
For which Its happy arrangement OF Theory,
Exercises, and l, 2, and part Songs, admirably
adaptit. Price 81.
Capital Song for Young Singers,
MAUDIE AND THE BLUE BIRD. Hackleton, 80.
The above Books and Songs sent, postpaid, On
receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER PITsoS sos,oS CO., q; SeT g1TSoh SOss CO.
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New Books.

CHEMISTRY. BY b. E. Roscoe, Professor OF
Chemistry In Owens College, Manchester.
Author of 1.-The Spectrum Analysis" LIES
sons in Elementary Chemistry" &C., with
illustrations. New York: D. Appleton &
Co. l VOL, IL mo, PIP. lO3.
SCIENCE PRIMERS, PHYSICS. Ely Balfour
Stewart, Professor OF Natural Philosophy.
The Owens College, Manchester. Author
OF Elementary Lessons In Physics, with
Illustrations. New York: D. Appleton d
Co. vol, l2mo, PIP. l32.
These science primers explain the funda-
mental principles Of chemistry and physics In
the simplest language, and the experiments,
of which many are given, are attractive to
the old as well as the young. The llustra-
tions are all good, and even the typographi-
cal arrangement serves to assist the Juvenile
reader. Edited, as these volumes are, by
Professors Huxley, Roscoe and Stewart, their
accuracy Is assured, and we do not know Of
any other elementary books on science SO well
adapted to the wants OF pupils of an early
age.
These: Science Primers are for sale at
Holiness Book House. Price so cents each.
BLACKwooD,s EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, for April.
American Edition. New York: The Leon
ard Scott Publishing Company.
The "Maid OF Skier" is continued, and we
have the second part of the new tale, IA
"True Reformer." The series of papers on
French Home Life" Is by q writer of keen
observation, ard one thoroughly acquainted
with his subject. The political outlook is dis
cussed under the title of the ministers, the
"Parlament, and the Country
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Tho Chances OF the Contest.

The Southern newspapers, for the most
| part, approve Of the Cincinnati nomina-
| tions and platform; but among the Northern
Democratic journals there are several which
demand the immediate assembling OF the
National Convention and the nomination Of
straight Democratic ticket. This course
would change the situation, and make new
calculations necessary. 1t is interesting,
however, to consider the chances Of con-
test with only two tickets in the field: the
Radical and the Liberal Republican.
In 1868 thirty-four States voted for Presi-
dent, giving to Grant 2l4 electoral votes,
and to Seymour 80. The States Of Vir-
ginia, Mississippi and Texas did not vote
at all. The States of Alabama, Arkansas,
Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee and
Weaa Virginia, which gave Grant 4S cleo
toral votes, have, since 1868, lapsed from the
Republican party beyond all hope OF re-
covery by the nominee of the Philadelphia
Convention. The States OF Connectl> ut,
Indiana, Nebraska and Nevada gave Grant
"a electoral votes in 1868. II they now fall
away from the Philadelphia nominee, their
detection, coupled with that OF the six
States above named, will alone be sufficient
to defeat Grant. Taking the popular vote
OF 1868 for basis, change OF 1900 Repub-
lican votes in Connecticut, Of 4s0O in 1ndi-
ana, OF 2lO0 in Nebraska, and OF 700 In
Nevada, would carry those States over to
the opposition.
These statistics lead the New York Sun to
believe that Grant cannot possibly be re-
elected il the Liberal Republicans and the
Democrats support the same ticket. This
result would be rendered still more certain
by the fact that Of the three States which
did not vote in 1868, two-Virglnia and
Texas-are sure to 60 against Grant.
In these calculations no note is taken OF
such States as Pennsylvania and Illinois,
which voted for Grant In 1868. and are
almost sure to go against him now. Nor in
conhning the estimate to the figures of 1868
is any allowance made for the popular
uprising against the usurpations and intol-
erance OF the Grant clique.
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TEE FROM TRUSTWORTHY DATA 1T
has been estimated that at least onelourth Of all
persons born In the United States have, at birth,
Lungs in Q tuberculous condition, and, in conse-
quence. are predisposed to Pulmonary Com.
plants; yet 1t s equally well established that this
predisposition need not end 10 Consumption,
Asthma or any other lung disease, If due care and
watchfulness be observed, and all exciting causes
promptly treated as they arise. 1t is In just such
cases that DR.. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT exer.
ci.es It's most beneficial effects, and has produced
the largest proportion OF Its cures. Besides
promptly removing Coughs and Colds, which,
when left to themselves, are the most common
cause of tuberculous development, the Expecto.
rant allays any Inflammation which may exist
and, by promoting easy expectoration, cleanses
the lungs OF the substances which clog them up,
and which rapidly destroy when suffered 10 re.
main. Sold everywhere. PHILIP WINEHAN &
CO., Agents, Charleston, 8. @. may2-thstuS
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The Labor Troubles in Germany.

From Berlin, by late papers, we get some ac-
count of the Ia Dor troubles In Germany. We
have already noticed the action Of the Ger
man Government against the International
and kindred societies, in the cases Of Herr
Liebknecht and Herr Bebel. Ever since the
recent war there have existed disputes az to
wages throughout Germany between the en-
ployers and the workmeu, and the differences
have been asslduously lostered by the various
socIallstIc societies, which ramity IN spite Oh
the prohibltory law throughout the Empire.
In Berlin the discomfort at last broke out into
open rebellion. That capital had been benefited
largely by the war, the population had IN.
creased, and all industries based upon trade
were fourlshing. Rents, at the same time,
steadily became higher, and the necessaries Of
life dearer. Everything rose in value, except
the work of the laborer. There has, there
fore, spread among the laboring classes OF the
city deep dissatisfaction, which eliminated
first in strike Of the masons for an Increase
of wages from ftty-six to seventy-dve cents
a day, and reduction of the hours OF labor
from twelve to ten. During the continuance
of this strike about one thousand masons are
said to have left Berlin and gone elsewhere,
sad the five Thousand who remained were
supported by voluntary contributions from
other trades. The carpenters, to the number
of FIVE thousand, struck soon after. A COM
promise was effected in both cases. Now the
last news from Berlin ls that this labor agta-
ton still continues, and that the builders, the
master masons and the master carpenters
have entered into combination to check the
demands of the laborers. The courts are also
dealing, with heavy hand, with all pec.ons
affiliated With agrarian and suclsllslic $50
Cations.
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The Prospect OF nm European War.

The rest OF the English press has appar-
emily come to the conclusion that there is
nothing whatever In the story OF Prince Bis
marck's intention Of going to war, II France
will not disarm, as told in the London Daily
Telegraph; but The Nation. cool and
sagacious journal, thinks that the undenia-
BILE facts of the case are OF too serious ma
ture to treat it as mere newspaper SEN
'tsation. 1t Is known that the reorganiza.
ton Of the French army is proceeding on
truly formidable scale. The number OF
pieces OF artillery is being raised from 1900
to 27O0, and the new Army bill, which has
been reported to the Assembly, will raise
the French force, available for defence, to
1000, 600 men, and will give force evail-
able for offensive operations little, If any,
short OF 100000. These preparations can
not be regarded with Indifference, and 1t is
not denied that the Germans are fortifying
the strongholds on the French frontier with
extraordinary care and diligence, and that
the training of the troops was never carried
on with closer attention to every detail Of
organization.
The French politicians have, it is true,
given up all design Of attacking Germany
single-handed. Their object is to form an
alliance with any strong power with which
Germany may come into collision, and they
expect to find their opportunity whenever
the dissensions and race hatreds, which now
distract Austria, shall tear that Empire to
pieces. This catastrophe, the French be.
lieve, would lead to quarrel between Rus
sa and GermaRy The last named power
would not permit the control Of the mouth
OF the Danube to pass into Russian hands,
and the Gar would not give up bis desire
for free eutlet to the Mediterranean. In
such q contingency, France would hope to
be able to turn the scale on the side Of Rus
sia.
The French politicians also think that Il
they can borrow the rest Of the war indem-
nifty from England, that country would have
powerful reason FOR backing France. 10
what particular collision they fancy that
England could be persuaded to play part,
It is difficult to say, unless they think that
Bismarck would some day seize Belgium to
round off his frontier on the left bank of the
Rhine.
All these hopes will need long time for
their ful6lment, and might be entertained
for halfa century before beginning to look
wild or unreasonable. The policy of Ger
many is Peace, so long as the treaty stipu-
lations are carried out, and her integrity is
not threatened. As long, however, as the
French indulge in their aspirations for re-
venge both countries must remain armed to
their utmost capacity; and every year an
enormous amount OF their wealth and in
dustry will be devoted to the preparation
and maintenance Of military and naval
ornaments A sadder abuse OF the means
which might be applied to the development
OF the two nations, and to improving the
condition Of their people, cannot be
imagined.
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sGoitferts.
a. ND SACRED ONCERT
u
~
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ST. MARY's CHUROH, HAsEL STREET,
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY o, 1872.

Mrs. BARBOT respectfully announces that the
SACRED CONCERT rendered her by some of the
best musical talent OF the city will take place un.
der her direction next THURSDAY EVENING, with
the following
PROGRAMME.
i. Trio-Fof two Flutes, with Organ accompani
ments-RosHlni.
2. Gorla-Full chorus-Haydn.
3. holy Mother-Soprano O and Tenor-Wapace. .
voices-Rossini.
5. Oh, God, have Mercy-Bass solo-Mendels,
s0hn.,
9. waited for the Lord-Sop rano Solo, Duett
and Chorus-Mendelssohn
!. Trio-For Flutes, with Organ accompani-
ment-Rossini. 80 z,.. r..
s. Let Thy Loving Mercy-Tri0- 2
9. Thou, Lord, Art my Hope-Soprano and
Tenor solos and Chorus-Millard.
10. Salve MRrla-S0pr8no Solos-Rizzo.
II. Et lncarnatus 10y special quest)-Trto-Mers
cadente. '.. COS
T. The Heavens are Telling-Fun ohorus-Haydn.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION, ST.. TO be had at
the following places: Holiness Book Store, cor.
ner King and Wentworth streets; Mr.. ]. R. Read,
King street; Messrs. Melchers & Muller, King
street; Mr.. G. W. AImar. corner King and Van.
derhorsts streets; Mr. d. siegling. Music Store.
Beaufan street; Mr.. O. Litschgi, East Bay, near
Broad street; Messrs wslker, Evans & Cogswell,
No. Broad street; Mr.. A. o. Barbot, Druggist,
Broad street, near Church street.
The Concert will commence at so'clock p. r.
precisely. mayo
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5perial Notifies.

B CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SEA GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY dischsrging cargo at Pier
No. ], Un.o on Wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at Consignees
risk. hORDECAl CO.,
may7-2 Agents.
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Munieiual Notices.

~ CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, 8. G., APRIL. %, 1a72.-
Sc led Estimates Will be received at this Office
until SATURDAY, May 4, at IL n, for the Conver.
sion OF Building on north side Of Hayne street into
an ENaINE-HoUsE u for the Young America
Steam Fire Engine Company, according to Plans
and Specifications In City Engineers onice.
". W. SlM0Ns,
apr27-stulltuthsS Olerk Of Council.
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Drugs anh @eblrines.
TLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPA2.
~ ATOMS.
M W . NJ q D 4 Nn
W. B. RNER d CO.,

W. B. RNER & CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Oner the FLOWING assortment OF Elegant Pre-
paranons, now used BY Physicians everywhere.
Send for Price List to DR.. d. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills, powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss OF
Nerve Power, &c.
Elixir Clnchonia Oaltsaye
Elixir Pyrophosphate OF Iron
Elixir Calisaya, I'm and Bismuth
Elixir UslIssys, Ferrsted
Elixir Ca'issya, Iron and Strychuia
Elixir Bsmuth
Eixir Pepsin, Blsmuth and Strcyhnis
Elixir vslerianate OF Ammonia
Wine OF Pepsin
Bitter Wine Of Iron
Wine OF Will Cherry
Ferrated Wine Of Wild oher y ,s,,,,p,o,,
syrup Of Hypcphosphites tfor Consumption Bron-
Lozenges Of Pepsin and Iron
Licorice Lozenges. obtaining Vanilla, Tolu, DC.
ElXir TaraXacum Comp. This Ia . new and val1-
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OF the DandeiOn, Wild Cherry and Gentian,
ssSessSs spd % n5 1s%ey IL isus e
its medicinal VIRTUES, It ia u eful as vehicle
and for masking the bitter taste OF Qu1nine.
Elixir Gentian and Iron
Elixir Bromide Of Potassium.
ken's syrup for Debility and Nervous Pros
trat;on, Indigestion, Cnlorosis, &c.
Elk Valerianate Of Strychnia
Elk Pnosph Qulnine Iron and Strychnia tof the
greatest service where there Is tendency to
PsralyslBl
Beef, Wine and Iron. an elegant combination,
especially aerviceable In cases Of children and
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, W. r Warner Co..
manufa sture full line OF Fluid Extracts and
Sugar. Coated Pills, all Of which are to be had at
Manufacturers Prices. OF
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mch2apcxwemos Charleston, SO.
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gFBURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST
PoWDERs.-Haying used Yeast Powder In our
families for several years, We give decided pref.
erence above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD S. BURNHAM, Graduate Of Pharmacy,
No. 42l King street. near Calhoun street, Chsrleg.
ton, S. G.. King Mansion Boarding House, Julius
Pessch. 3. O. Webb, George L. Holmes, George 8.
Pelzer, II. D., John T. wightman, D. D., William
Smith, Master Machlnist, s. Q. R. R.
apr5-3mos
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Miuinerp, 5tram GOODS, &r

q PRING OPEN ENINGl
MRS. N. j. ZERNOW,
No. a4 KING STREET,
VIII open THIS DAY an assortment Of MILL
merry GOODS, Ladies' and Chidren's Ready
Made Suits.
Sole Agent for Nile. DEM0REsT's PAPEF
PATTERNS.
SHOULDER BRACES,
STOCKING SUsPSNDERs, and
LILY BLOOM.
DRESS.MAKING ia all its branches.
Country orders will receive prompt attention.
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egTHE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Of Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY SToKEN
are invited to attend the Funeral OF the latter,
from her late residence, No. y Morris street,
THIS AFTERNOON At s O'Clock. may7%
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@ ICE-A BRANCH OF THE MEET.
ING street Ice.Hoase will be opened on north side
Of Calhoun sire t. one door east of Meeting street.
on MONDAY, May 9Th. JAMES KENT, Agent,
may8s Meeting Street Ice.House.
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~WHEN YOU FEEL A COUGH OR
Bronchial Affection creeping on the luDga, take
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and cure it before
It becomes incurable. may4stuth9D3w
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Ga- DIR. ANDERSON HAVING RE-
TURNED to the city, offers his services as Surgeon
Dentist. Dental Rooms southwest corner King
and Liberty streets. spr3o
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funeral ..NotlrEs.

@~THR RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquainl ances Of Mr.. and MIS-. JAMES MISS.
ROOM are invited to attend the Funeral OF the
former, at St. Philips Church, THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock. may7-"
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B CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GULF STREAM, from Philadelphia. are hereby
notified that she Ia dischsrging Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed BY sunset will
remain on wharf at consignees' risk and ex.
pense. WM. A. COURTESAY,
msy7-1 Agent
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the BENEFIT OF the Free
School Fund-OnicIal Rafae Numbers:
CLASS No. 48s-MoRNINa.
9-l9-37-47-73-60- 8-46-23-62-35
GLASS No. 490-EvBNING.
5E3l-50-77-52--27- S-75-24-20- 7--43
Az witness our hands at Charleston this 9Th
day Of May, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
may7 Sworn Commissioners.
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~ DANDRIFF MAY BE EFFECTU-
ALLY eradicated from the scalp by few applica.
tIons Of HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER. may4-stuthD4w
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M8- TO MECHANICS.-A L a R g E
CHURCH TO BE BUILT AT GEORGES STATION.
Any one desirous OF such Contract will address
the Secretary Of the Committee, who will furnish
a copy OF the specifications, with all necessary
particulars. All proposals must be sealed, and
handed In by the first day Of June, when they will
be considered. F. HENRY ABBOTT,
Secretary Building Committee,
may7-tuths3 Georges Stati'n, S. O.
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@-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset
will remain on the wharf at owners rtk.
may7l JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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g NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-CON-
sIGNEEs per Brig BLACK SWAN, from Boston,
are hereby notified that she is THIS DAY dis.
charging at Fraser's Wharf. Ali goods not taken
away at sunset will be stored at risk and expense
of the consignees.
sHACKELFoRD KELLY,
may7.1 Agents.
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n@ONE WHO has USED TT SAYS,
"Shure and It makes the wather awful dirthy,
and that without rubbing, does the "D0ILAR
SOAP DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
Agents, Charleston, S. O.
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NJANTED IMMEDIATELY, A WHITE
w Man 10 take charge Of. q farm at Barn.
we'll, S. C. he must be q thoi oukh poughmau,
Industrious and honest. Nome other need apply.
Apply at this otflce. may62
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UTANTED, A MAN AND WEE 4
w Walter and Washer for small family.
Apply before pa. NJ, and between Sand P. NJ, at
No. 8 Legare street. may7-2f
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yTTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN TO
w cook for a small family. Recommends.
tions required. Apply at No. s Meeting street.
may7-lR
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VTTANTED,. A TOP BUGGY FOR FOUR
w or six months, for pleasure riding. Ad.
dress JOHN CLAKKE, Box 3si, Charleston, s. O..
may7.tuthsSN
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VTTANTED, BY A WHITE WOMAN
w Amer icail-a situation to cook and wash.
Good recommendations given II required. Apply
at this office. may7-2+
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A FIRST-RATE COOK,
w with good recommendations. Apply 8:
No. l0l Broad street.. may7-1s
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VTTANTED, A WOMAN WITHOUT EN-
w CUMBRANCE to do the work OF a small
family. room furnished and good wages. Ap.
ply south end Lucas street. may6-2$