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admirably In "rhe American Baron" there
Is plenty sof absurdlty, but 1t Is iarimluii Oh
hearty miiscular:;tun. Any .=serlons criticism
ofithe characters, or ot,the plot, would oe ont
otplace.t We wish, however, that Mr. peMliie
would, for once, draw an American VINO ls nj
tor civilized society. 1t is vulgar pre)uolee'
no doubt, to insist that Vslor and worth only
shine the brighter when the happy possessor
Is intelligent and refined, and keeps his hanos
clean. But we think that Mr.. DeMllle mignt
avoid making his pet characters-his repre-
sentative Americans-a cross between q fala'
din and Yankee Peddler.
PIP. 1872. Price 81.
MoHAAMED ALI AND HIS HOUSE. An Historical
Romance. By L. Muhibach. with lliussTa- IsTa
tiGns New York: D. Appleton u Co., lSfz'
Charleston: Holiness Book House.
Miss Muhlbaeh, In changing the scene OF
one of her lnnumeraole historical novels TO
the neighborhood of the Pyramids, obtains
more freedom of action for herself, and, De-
fore the first chapter is read, enllsts IN behall
NJ her hook all that interest which; IN spite OF
Onera Bouffs at Alexandria and American
cotton-gins In the delta OF the Nile, ls sllii
awakened by the name of the dim tand dirty
Orient. The romantic career Of Mohammed
Ali; ssthe first free VIceroy of Egypt" Is q nne
subject, and the reader who is fond Of variety
of incident and picturesqueness Of deserip-
ton, coupled with enough historical trusn 10
give an air of reality 10 the whole, is not
likely to find his attention flag until the last
page OF the book Is turned.
PIP. 229. Paper 81; Cloth 81 So
PATTY. A Novel. By Katherine MacQuoid,
Anthor of Rookstone. New York: Harper
& Brothers, 1872. Charleston: Holiness BOOK
House.
More elaboration and clearer drawing OF
the characters would vastly improve Miss
MacQuoid's latest work, but. as it stands, it ia
very charmiDg-one, indeed, of the pleasant.
eat novels of the season. The characters are
not altogether original. AS, however, the
book is wholesome In tone, and effective 10
treatment, Patty, as pretty story well told,
is sure to be widely popular.
Pp. 1888. Price so cents.
Two PLuNGEs FOR A PEARL. A Novel. By
Mortimer Collins, Author OF Marquis ana
Merchant. New York: D. Appleton d Co.,
1872. Charleston: Holiness Book House.
And English critic has kindly said that the
verse Of Mr.. Collins is better than hisprose.
We admit that 1t could hardly be worse, II
"Two Plunges for Pearl"is to be taken as
fair specimen OF the authors pswers. 1t Is
bald and tawdry story, stuck full OF dreary
quotations, and having the sole recommenda'
tion that all the dramatis persone, whose fate
Is known, become everlastlngly happy. In
style, it is stllted and corrupt Where does
an author expect to 60 to who allows his hero
to "pervagate" his park, and who SPEAKS OF
short coat as ''succinct jerkln."
Pp. I22. Price rs cent?.
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The Connecticut Democrats.

The State Convention OF the Connecticut
Democracy, which met at New Haven on
Tuesday, very clearly fsres' allowed the
position which the Democratic party OF the
country will occupy in the approaching
Presidential Campaign. The Convention
adopted as the main elements OF its plat.
form in regard to national affairs the same
doctrines recently put forth by the Liberal
Republicans OF Missouri, adding thereto a
strong resolution in favor Of the indepen-
dence of Cuba, and others relationg exclu-
sively to the local affairs Of the State.
From this it is plain that the Democracy
OF Connecticut intend to. make a'Vigorous
effort, so far as fundamental principles are
involved, to take the State out OF the
hands OF the Grant Republicans at the
April election. In furtherance OF this pur-
pose, they have put In nomination q strong
ticket. The Hon. Richard D. Hubbard,
the candidate for Governor, is the foremost
lawyer OF the State. He is War Demo-
crat, having taken an active part on the
side OF the Union during the rebellion; Is a
Progressive Democrat, and gentlemen OF
the highest character for honor and integ-
rity. The field will no doubt be strenu-
ously contested; and il the anti-Grant Re-
puolicans Of the State do their duty, the
close OF Governor JEWELS official career is
at hand.
f In his opening speech, Mr. Burr, Presi-
dent OF the Convention, advocated union
of all parties in opposition to Grant, and
referred to the possibility OF Mr.. Trumbull
being the anti-Grant candidate for the Presi-
dency in eloquent terms. These sentiments
were greeted by the Convention with the
haartieat applause.
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NtALL FOB A REPUBLICAN COUNTY
" CoNVENTION.-CHAEL 8. O., FEB.
RUARY s, 1s72.-By virtue Il the authority vest
ed In me. aRd pursuant to tie call OF the state E3'
ecutiye Com nlttee for q Sute Convent n, 70 oe
held In Columbia on The l9tl instant, to elect Del.
egates to the National Republican convention, J
hereby call upon the Republican voters OF tnls
County to meet In their sgeral wards ana RE
clncts, at usual PLACES OF meetings on TUssDAY'
the 18TH nstan t. for the pupose OF electlng Dele
gates to County Co. .yenti'n, to be held at mil
tary Hail., in the City OF ChIreston, on thursday
afternoon, 18th FEBRUARY, ll72, at O'CLOCK.
Each Ward in the City Charleston Will elect
six Delegates.
at the Fifteen Mile House ard TWO atthe four.hne
House.
St, James, Santee, three Delegates.
st. Stephens, three Deleeates.
81, Thomas and st. DennY, three Delegates.
ST. Andrews, six ,Delegaes, as follows: Tnree
by the voters OF James IRlam, at the Cross ROADS,
and three BY the voters Of lalnland' at the Club
House church.
lows: TWO By the voters u Hickory Bend and
cross. Roads; at Dean Swamp; three at Whaley's
Church; two at Summervile, and one at Wassa'
St. Johns Berkeley, nine Delegates, as follows:
Four 1t strawberry Ferry, tne at Biggin Cnuron'
81. Johns ColIeton, twelvi Delegates, as follows:
Five BY the voters Of Johns Island, four by the
voters of Ldisto Island, ard three oy tne voters
y lon; account OF the numerous complaints made
to me OF the insuficiency II the time allowed Dy
my previous call, the sameis hereby resct1ded.
Chairman Of the Uniol Republican Party
febe-tuthsmtu8 q Charleston County.
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POPULAR LIFE OF GENERAL ROBERT EDWARD
LEE. By Emily V. Mason. Dedicated, by per.
mission, to Mrs. Lee. Illustrated by Seven
teen Oriaiual Designs. Baltimore: John
Murphy Il Co., No. ls2 Baltimore street,
1872.
This life of General Lee cannot be accepted
as standard work; but it Is cordially and
pleasantly written, and throws flood OF
light upon the personal character OF the great
Southern Soldier. Miss Mason traces The
genealogy of the Lees of Virginia, describes
their family seat, briefly sketches the career
Of the immediate ancestors of General r. E.
Lee, and gives highly interesting account OF
his school life, his success at West Point, anu
his brilliant services In Mexico. The story Of
his mighty deeds in The Confederate War Is
chiefly taken from the works OF Major Cooke,
Mr.. McCabe and Mr.. Swinton, but Miss Mason
has been able to lend new zest to the narra-
tive by introducing anecdotes and extracts
from private letters, few of which had pre-
viously been published. Ia describing Cen
eral Lees early days. and his conscientious
and able discharge OF his arduous duties at
Lexington, Miss Mason is especially happy.
The volume Is we'll printed, but the illuslra-
! lions are caricatures. We may add that the
book Is published for the benefit Of the Lee
Memorial Association, of Richmond, Va,
which TACT, apart from it's own atLractiveness,
must commend it to the Southern public.
BLADE-o'-GRAss. BY B. L. Farjeou, Author of
Joshua Marvell New York: Harper d
Brothers, 1872. Charleston: Holiness Book
House.
This touching story teaches by the example
of the twin tisters-Ruth aad Blade-o'.Gras.-
that education, Tor the lack Of J. association
and example determine whether The forlorn
child OF The streets shall become social
parlah or a pure and useful member of society.
Besides this, it shows the temptations of the
starving outcasts, whom We are all too ready
to condemn, and administers severe rebuke
to. them who heedlessly denonnce what Is
called indiscriminate charity" 1t exposes
the canker at the root of modern civilization,
and breaches eloquently upon the one great
text, Man help the poor. And, as mere
novel. 1t Ia iull of grace and power. The
blending of humor, sound sense and deep
feeling in the description of the early days OF
the piteous heroine, the eccentricittes OF jim
my Virtue, the loving weaknesses oil Moth
sing Particular" and the practical phianthro-
| ply Of the Silvers, with the vivid pictures OF
the London by-ways-these make up q book
which Is absolutely free from cant, and Is
healthlul and humanizing, while of great In
trinsic Interest. 1t Is handsomely illustrated.
PIP. 6S. Price IS cents.
TIE AMERICAN BARON. A Novel, BE- James
DcMllp, Author oil the Dodge Club, &c.
With Illustrations. New York: Harper IL
Brothers, 1872. Charleston: Holiness Book
| House.
IfMr. DeMille only intended to write live.
ly, mirth-pruyoking novel, he has succeeded
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TIME STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON COUNTY.-Certi1cate OF Linn
tied Partnership between THEODORE g. BOAa:
oil the City OF Charleston, In the U unity ana
STA Aforesaid, and ANDREW n. JACKSON, OF
Augusta, In the State OF Georgia.
TO all whom these Presents shal come tney are
raj Assembly, OF the State aforesaid entitled An
Act to authorize the formation OF Limited Part.
nerships passed on the goth day or December,
1857; and another, entitled An Act 10 e4tena Tue
duration OF An Act authorizing the formation OF
December, l84S; and another Act extending the
same until repealed, passed on The 2otn day OF
December 1855, THEODORE G. B0AG, OF the
CITY OF Charleston, in the County and State a1ore
said, and ANDREW II. JACKSON, OF Augusta, ID
| the state OF Georgia, have formed Limited Fart
nership, as follows:
the name OF nrm Of THEODORE g. BOAG.
second. The general nature OF the business IN
tended to be transacted Is that OF General Fac
to age and Commission Business, In the said City
Third. ANDREW N. JACKSON, residing in the
City OF Augusta, In the State OF Georgia, ts the
Special Partner, and THEODORE G.. B0AG. re-
siding in the City Charleston and State aforesaid,
| Is the General Partner.
Fourth. The said ANDREW II. JAOESGN, the
Special Partner. has contributed In cash The 1nu
| and Just sum OF Five THOUSAND Dousts W tne
common stock. -, =.
Fifth. the said Partnership 10 commence on
| the twenty. fourth day Of January, 1872 and Will
terminate on the first day Of January, 1878.
| In witness whereof the said Partners nave
hereunto set their hands and seals, at Charleston,
THEO. G. BOAG. [Ls.l
A. n. JACKSON. tLs.l
Signed, sealed and delivered In the presence OF
&. s. DURYaA E. II. w HITTING. )an%o-oo
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hospitality subsequently, offered, however, mas
been amply lavish to atone for that conue-
temps, aud the Asiatic visitors ore eVidently
having most jolly time. The greatest cur.-
oslty prevails among the San Franciscan iaaies
and gentlemen to become acquainted with Inc
members of the embassy, especially lne
females thereof These number i've. being
daughters of high officials, and genuine filn'
cesses. What is more to the purpose, they
are represented as possessing remarkable
beauty and intelligence; and one reporter mas
been rendered 50 ecstalic that he maln'alns
that their loveiiness is absolutely unrisalled.
They dress In q gorgeous yet tasteful manner,
affecting partI-colored silks. The belle Of
the beautiful bevy has dark. and. languish-
Ing eyes, which,; We are startled ITO learn,
..haye within them all the Highland depth
which one may see In an autumnal sunset. 7"
The faces of the ladies' are mot oval, nor yet
are they long" Ravishing smiles dwell per-
ennlally on their lips, their compilations are
faultless, while their minds seem to oe as
superf1ne as their persons, and their intelli-
gence Is coyertly estimated as far exceltlnS
thatof the average belle An1ericGlRe. ~hen
these antlpodal maldens reach Vassar, II Is
not unreasonable to suppose they will be re-
ceiyed with awe and admiration, not unml2ea
with jealousy. So that before long the mas
euline youth who pay their surreptllious visits,
at properly regulated intervals, to certain far
..cousins" at that excellent institution, Will
he ant to desert the customary Angelina for
the more attractive almond.eyed damseis: aud
only a few months will intervene before We
shall have countless poignant poems and We
henent vsledlctorles emitted from Ce'estiai
lips. with an accompaniment OF sadly-sWee1
oni,es In the nature of autumnal sunsets.
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TRE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
Stockholders Of the south Carolina Rail.
road Company and OF the Southwestern Railroad
Bank will he ned at the s'u.hWestern haltroad
Bank, Broad street, on FgBsUARY 18th, proximo,
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
On the following day an election will be held
for Fifteen Directors OF The Railroad Company
and Thirteen Directors Of the Bank.
and from the meeting free6 charge:
The proposed Amendment to Article !. secuo1
/ OF the Bylaws, changing TIE time OF tne annual
meeting, "by striking out February, on second
line, and inserting Ap:il," Will come up l9r &C.
ton at this meeting. ]. 4. EMERY.
ierI3 amwl4 Secretary.
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In consequence OF the retirement OF Colo
mel G. F. Townes, the entire control OF the
editorial columns OF the Greenville Enter
Prise is assumed by Mr.. John c. Bailey.
The Gfeenville Mounsaineer will hereafter
be conducted by Mr.. 7. A. Hayden, with
Messrs. @. E. Eltord and G. g, Wells as AS
sociate Editors.
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THE Columbia Unt6R publishes, with
favorable comments, letter nominating ex-
Governor james L. Orr as the Republican
candidate for Vice-Presldent OF the United
States,
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
w. FORGET ALL.
TIE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. Soy KING STREET.

Dyes and Cleans By means Of stem, aentle-
mems Ladies and Children's' clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned aud done up Win Inc
Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace end Grape
Shawls and Kid Gloves Ceaned ana Dyed
~ Goods received and returned oy Express.
jun2l-lyr olLhIh' FiopfIe'ol-
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Annlpersarles.
OHARLEsTON CHAMBER OF CON-
~ MERGE.
LxXxvIII ANNIVERSARY.

The Chamber will celebrate Its ssth Anniversary
on MONDAY next February 18th, 1872. Apol for
the election OF officers will be held between the
houra OF one and three O'Clock P. n, at the Hall
Of the Chamber, corner Of Broad street and East
Bay, under the management Of the Committee OF
Arrangements
J. b. WILSON, Chairman,
WIN. AIKEN KELLY, SAMUEL O. BLACK,
]. ADGER sMYTHE, "A. PRINGLE, il.
The Meeting OF the Chamber viii take place at
two O'clock p n, at the Hall.
Supper will be served up at the H1BERNIAF
HALL at seven O'Clock P. N. The attention OF
members is called to the change in the amount OF
the contributions, which has been fixed at $l2 per
annum, by change In the Bylaws. Members, on
paying their contributions can obtain their tick
cts for the supper, without additional charge, BY
applying to the Committee OF Arrangements at
the Hall, or from the Treasurer, at any time
during the day at Planters and Mechanics Bank,
and also at the Hlbernian Hall, in the evening, at
seven O'Clock P. II.
By order. P. ]. BARBoT,
febs.s. Secretary and Treasurer.
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gerrotppes

VOMPETITION is THE LIFE OF TRADE
Eight Splendid FERRoTYPEs AT HoUsToN'S
GALLERY FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR, the only
Fnst.Class Gallery Offering such inducements In
Charleston. Remember the Number, $50 King
S''''" FRsNK z. HOUSTON,
febe-6* AtEs'
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qopartntrsblps am Uiasolutinns.

TOPARTNERSHIP NOTIOE.-WE
I ] nave this dsy admitted Mr.. ]. q. L. SOHU!
OHERT as member OF our Finn, TO date rom
January l, 1872. yEfFohDS CU
Charleston, February 9, lS72. febl0.S =
DISSOLUTION.-THE HE COPARTNER::
SHIP heretofore existing under the name OF
EOSE Il MCFADDIN Is this day dissolved by mu.
them FOR payment, and those indebted will come
forward and settle, ". T. ROSE.
ava ]. H. MCFADD1N.
January -, 1872. 1tDS
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fertilizers.

: Fertilizers.
ERUYIAN qua NO.
.,ooo tons. Direct Innportations from Peru.
For sale ut Government Prices.
fahi,thstnb GEh. W. WILLIAMS Il co.
r AND PL A E B.
1900 barrels warranted Pure Nova Scotia LAND
PLASTfR. For sale by -.--
', Hermann BULwNKLE, Kerr's Wharf.
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Gigars, Gobarrn, &r.

Cigars, 0obarro, &r.
rHARLEsTON WHOLESALE AND RE-
TA1LMANUFAoTUR1NG CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
No. 3lo KING STREET, THREE Doors SOUTH OF
SOCIETY STREET.
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MEERsCHAUM PIPES 6 specially. therefor
can sell at prices to surprise you. Suitable for
Christmas Presents.
lT90
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$375 MONTH, ! ExpESsES asHiSaNs1Es pAaD} a1S
Grt Ht furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CE&ENT.
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole cutter and
other articles. Circulars Tree. Address Novelty
Company, Saco, Ne. noVls-'o
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An extensive and complete assortment Of all
articles In his line OF business is kept constantly
on hhnd. giving facility OF nning' wltnoot de;
with cash, or draft on responsible houses in the
CITY Purchasers are requested to examine his
nerfect Stock before trading elsewhere.
WILLIAM SCHRODEB,
Proprietor Of Emperor William Cigar Store.
poYl
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NEOST EXCELLENT GRAND ROYAL
I'VE, ARlH CHAPTER or SOUTH CAROLlNA.

Elr ARCH CHAPTER OF. SOUTH CAROLINA:
Tne Annual Grand Convocatlon OF the Grand
Royal. Arch Chapter OF South Carolina VIII pc
holden In the City OF Charleston, on TUESDAY, the
1Stn day OF February, A. /. 24o2, A. u. 1917 az
IL NJ. - -.
The Presidents OF the various Rail; ;oads In South
Carolina have kindly consented to permit the
Grand 01lcars and Delegates 10 pass and repass
the pace Of starting, and certificates viii be
Issued by the Grand Secretary at the close o the
Convocstlon, emitting the holder to return Tree OF
any charge whatever.
Board can be had at the following rates: Charles
ton Hotel s. per day; Payllpn Hotel, 81; Mills
House, s3. 1.- J.
The Delegates are requested to come prepared
to make their returns aud psy their dues.
1t Is sincerely hoEed that tere Will bea general
bc presented for consideration.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE,
iana7 feh1.710 Grand Secretary.
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OTTO a. MOSES, PH. D.

Geological Surveys and Maps promptly and
exactly executed. Pnosphats ana Mining Pro.
nishei. Separat ng and Meallurgieal Process
srs adapted to Ore Deposits. Special attention
to CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF FERTILIZERS,
Drugs, ores, Minerals, &c. LABORATORY,
dec2s. .stulh6mo No. 2s George street.
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Epst ano gonn6.

CTRAYED, ON 7TH INST, MY BULL
- Terrier DOG PUP, four months CID, white,
marked with yellow. A reward will be given ior
his return 10 No. 20 Charlotte street. feb1o-2'
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rOMET FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
" You are hereby summoned 10 attend an E4.
ira Meeting OF your Company, on MONDAY EVE.
NIkG 18th instant at O'Clock precisely; BUSINESS
OF ttncorIance to be submitted. BY order OF tne
President. J. J. YOUNG,
feblO Assistant Secretary q. F. e. Co.
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Meetinqs.

MARION AND ADGER RIFLE CLUBS.
Nl An Extra Meeting Will he held tne
EVENING at half.past 7o'clock, for the pur,ose OF
further organization. By order Joint Camnlttee.
febl0 T. n. STR0HECKER, Secretary.
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yTTANTED, A WET NURSE WITHOUT
w q child. Apply at No. % south Bay.