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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-23

MIDSUMMER MALAnIA.-At this season
the heat of the sun liberties from the
soil tn" water and the filth Of cities i'm
meme quantities Of unwholcsome gases,
which $40 ssT01scso can scarcely inhale
with impunity, aud which develop the
most distressing diseases in the weak
and feeble. 1t is, therefore, of para
mount importance to invigoratc the body
IN hot weather. Fitoiize md strengthen
the stomach and the nervous system with
ut least two doses per day of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. and you will be sure to
escape the fits of Indigestion, attacks of
bilious colo, sick headaches, diarrhnas
and dysenteries which are Sc common at
this season. Be prudent. a little care
and forecast exercised now. may prevent
your being prostrated by remittent or
intermittent fever, or by chronic bowel
or liver complaint throughout the foil.
When vigor is oozing out of every pore
under the rays of an almost vertical sun,
this genial vegetable tonic supplies to
the nervous system an ailment which en-
ables it to withstand the drain. J20f3t1
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y lawyer in Charlotte was bcsicged hy
hcvy OF the fair sex to contribute som, :
thing for church purposes. Ladies', y
he said. gold Mnd silver have l none.
but snrh rs I have l give unto thee, y
pointing to u wcll-known Baltimore
salesman, "ihcrc it is! it is bi.a>$."
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Seneca City,

4 L the crossing OF the Blue Ridge aud Air
n Line Railroads. in Oconee County, s. O.,
has been laid out in BUSINESS AND BijILD-
ING LOTS, The sale of which, AT AUCTION,
Will commence ON III kSDAi, AUGUST IL,
1873.
For description q! the property. terms Of
stlc. Nr., see the DAILY rHu:NlN of the 2i'':
aad BIZ: of July aud 1:n %! August.
NORTON * THOMPSON
Wa;.ia'a, Ju'v H. 1873 July :; {:
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For Sale.

For Sale.
- HOUSE and LOT in Greenwood. APP
(SsfA ply to .DONNELLY.
.AUE. July 20 tt Greenwood, s. g.
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HOES New PRESS Mr.. Hoe has COM
pleted new ''perfecting press" which
is to KNOCK the spots off" the Walter
machine, invented by one of the pro-
prietors Of the London Times. The new
press. which is now being tried and per-
fected, prints 24.000 copies, on both
sides. in one hour. The Daily Telegraph,
[ am told, is to have the press as soon as
it is perfected. The circulation OF the
Telegraph, with ali its faults, is really i'm
mense. Its daily sale is never less than
lTo. .00O-it has reached on more than
one occasion 270, 1000, and even 275, 900
copies; and 230. 600 is its ordinary sale
during she busy seasun. I really don't
know much about the circulation of the
joIi nals ut home, but if am not mis-
taken these figures exceed those of any
American daily. Some very valuable
improvements have recently been made
in the rnpidlty of the process of .tereo-
typilg the plat. for newspaper presses
TAL Edinburgh Statesman. which is now
printed on two Walter presues at very
great speed, has its plates stereotyped
for those presses in the almost incredibly
short time Of twelve and half minutes
for the first plato and two minutes for
the suhscque 1t one; and for it's Hoe
presses ii beats even this time, turning
out the first plate in only eleven mi
utes.-Ne,r York Worh{S London Letter.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-23

To Rent,
THREE ROOMS, conveniently located. APP
i ply at ". C. FISHERS Drug Store.
july 1913
Thorburn's Turnip Seed
WHITE NORFOLK.
w YELLOW STONE,
GREEN GLOBE.
RUTA BAGA. Fresh and Tor sale by
July % HOPE Il GYLES.
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NERVOUS DEDILITY.-A DEPRESSED, 1n-
R1FADLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; no ENERGY OR AM
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DFBILrTATING, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence of ex-
cesses, mental overwork or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds q SOVEREIGN
CURE in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SpE.
clFIc. No. %. 1t tones up the system.
arrests discharges. dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejuvenates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and always efficient. Price So for pack.
ase OF five boxes and large 50 vial Of
powder, which is important in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by All.
Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address HUMPHREYS SpEaFrc
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co,1pASY, No.
562 broadway, N. Y. For sale by @ EIGER
X McGREooR. Columbia. S. C. Ap14tT1
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The "Mothcr OF States-in other
words, the great State of Virginia-has
just, it is said. received from the en-
graver the new great seal of the cctn-
monwealth, ordered by the last Legsla-
ture." We take kind interest in this
noble old commonwealth; and we can
only repeat the hope that the men whose
official commissions shall be attested to
by the seal OF the commonwealth shall
be rs worthy of honor as those whose
names, in the many years Of the past,
have SO brilliantly displayed their great
ness and that rare combination OF high
qualities that makes the pure citizen aud
the faithful servant. May the Legislation
of Eirginin, to he hereafter proclaimed
under the now seal, be MS prodigal Of
grand constitutional principles and OF o
stern defiance Of small traitors and dis
honest servants, as that Of which that
Old seal. now thrown away, is, to dny
the sole, most lonored witness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

The work OF Improvement steadily pro-
crosses in the southwestern portion OF the
olty. Alongside the residence now building
on, the west side Of New street, south OF
Broad. tor Mr. A. D. Estill, another two story
wooden dwelling has been commenced TOR
Mrs. ]. b. Albers,- by Nr. L. D. Turner. The
frame was raised day or two ago and the
misunderstanding Is now being put on. The
building fronts the street with gsble.end
about twenty, ,Hve feet wide. 1t Will have TWO
large rooms on each floor, with a hallway ex'
tending along The north wall. II will also
have dressing rooms and pantries. and will be
provided with kitchen attached to the rear,
On the south front there will be double
p,azz,, and the roof will be pitched in form
and covered with tin. The building will be
completed some time during the Eonth OF
May next.
i ;ar. Skerritt, the popular Broad street fruit-
..fer. has commenced the work OF Improving
the front O. his store next door to The NEWS
office. The antiqnated fisat OF steps which
disa1ured the entrance to the building has
been taken way, and the doorway cut down
70 the level of the pavement. Inc door and
windows will also be considerably Widened.
The font Of the store will be painted sober
shade. of brown. Mr. John q. DevereuI is
-doing- the work, and expects TO complete II In
the course of 8 week. -..-
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THE COURTS.
United States Court.


A. Armstrong, assignee of O. D. Carr Co.,
bankrnpts, and G. J. Stolbrand, assignee oi
W. G. Allen, bankrupt, were discharged, by
their request, from further tenure Of office.
The petition OF the assignee of Isaac sulz-
bacher, bankrupt, for leave to sell stock oil
merchandise, was granted.
The petition of the assignee OF Burrell Sand
ers, bankrupt, for leave to sell real estate, vas
granted.
The petition of slmons & simons, Hender-
son l. Behre and A. D. Cohen for payment oil
counsel fees, was referred to Registrar Car-
penter.
On the application oil Burrell Sanders for
reservation OF homestead, the assignee was
ordered 10 pay him $500.
United States Commissioner.
Frank Z. Hayward and William Murray,
colored, OF Beaufort County, were bound over
yesterday, by Commissioners Porteous, for
trial before the United States Court on o
charge of violating internal revenue laws.
Court OF Common Pleas.
In the case of Hayden, Gere & Co., vs.. T.
OdupUclls Iu0 PlOSOCoho6o "Sho SANSASN ~
bs stayed until the plaintiffs should furnish
security for the payment of costs.
In the case OF the Peoples's National Bank
W John Fraser & Co., B. J. Whaley was ap-
pointed receiver for Charles Z. Prioleau, one
Of the defendants.
The case OF the contested will of Hannah
vesey occupied the court the whole day with.
out being decided.
Mayors Court.
John johnson, colored, for dsorderly con-
duct and resisting the police, was allowed his
choice between paying fine of two dollars
and spending twenty days In jail. John Brown
and Maria Washington, both colored,. for dis
orderly conduct and fighting, were fined one
dollar each. Emma Nichols, colored, for being
drunk and disorderly, was allowed 10 choose
between paying one dollar foe and spending
ten days In Jail. Fannie Middleton, colored.
for being drunk and dsorderly and resisting
the police, was given choice between paying
TIVE dollars, with bond In fifty dollars, for a
preservation of the peace, and spending thirty
days in Jail Henry Bowie and William Bris-
bane, both colorsd, for larceny. were held for
further examination. James White, colored,
for disturbing the peace, was fined two dol
lars.
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American. From Savannah and Char eston,
FEBRUARY and March, sxd.


e0' u''' "D0 NEW YORK. March 20.
Noon-Cotton dull; SAILS 1928 bales; uplands
l9Xc, Orleans 19xc. ,
laEdl i9x, dreams 19xc; net receipts S5s; gross
1904; sal to.na9 for expert 6i5 last evening Iao
sales for future delivery ID, 600 oales Us lohO"s
March. 1sKal8 tbs; April. lSnalS s,le; May,
is lSlSalsX; June 10 l-lsa1e 5l6; July, 1e 6.lea
| lshc. ,, ,,o.ob ca
Cotton dull; m.ddlings loxc; net receipts
bales, gross 0; sales. 800; stock IL 600.
PHILADELPHIA, March 70.
'''''1 N' BALTIMORE, March 26.
Cot on quiet; middllngs .9Kc; gross receipts 80
ba .s; exports coastwse l2l; sale. so6; taken out
OF STOCK on the continent 200; stock s6s9
| NORFOLK, March 20.
Cotton quiet: low m'ddngs l7hc; net receipts
| 1907 bales; exports coastwise l474; safes loH;
WILMINGTON, March 28
| &. tton quiet; middliugs lsc; net receipts Cd
O"0'' 'N''o SAVANNAH. March %.
Cotton quiet; miidlinps lsXc; net rece pts SiS
hales; export, cOasLwises 29u; sales 1861; STOCK
47.4-0. ,,.,, no
Cotton In gooh demand; mdungs lsc; receipts
''' O''0'' MEMPHIS, March 26.
Cotton higher; low middlings 17Halsc: het re-
ipts e8s bal sshipmehts s e sI1rk tsSyI MTcS ca
Coton dull and easy; mludl n9a l,xals:;
| coed ordinary l6kc; Let rec i'ts 6o2 hale'; eX'
| NV uRLBANs, Nal en- 26.
Cotton In moderate demand low midanngs
1sHc; mddIings l9Hc; net rec, iptS 6slz oales'
gro q 69s3; exports tu GREAT Britain 83ii; to 20
t:neng 7ls; sales loo; last evening Sloo; STOCK
2l6, lto. a,o,, ,,oroh no
Cotton nrm; good ordinary l6xal6c; net re-
ceipts GIT bales; sales 500; STOCK 6t,7o3.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Marca 26.
Noon.-Cumberland Gu. S7s 81. Fork eLs ed.
NEW YORK, March 26
Soon-F,our steady. corn nrm, Western
mixed ee sasexd anoat; 81 ulheru white 49,
PORK quiet aud firm. hew sl6 Lard very ntm. ~
steam sssSHc. T%psntlned or ppsraned n'
Evenng.-Flour in moderate request anq I nlln III
WhIskey very quiet and shade nrmer. Whea.
| We Y firm: II 'lueis ask ease advance winch cneGh
business Corn firm; lr demand chleny d,T oI t
Rice quit at SisHc. Pork nrmer at $loaao 90
Br' and lard steady. Turpentine dull aud sleady
ia'io" qu'e'' WILMINGTON, March 2o.
Spirits turpentlne 1rm. Ru-n quiet a. Sa M =,
for &c aInfd. crude turpeDtlne steady at 81 2:
'o' n0''' % '0' IT. lUCIs, Ma ch "a.
Flour s,eady; super winter S. 90 TO 81 to. OH
Grmer; No 2mlxed 32aS2hc, east oltrsgai sZ D.
elevator Whi,Eey dull; rel aillng ut SIG. Poi
held higher; Sl5 81 casn, $l6 70 onertn jun ie
fu ed. Bacon arm at OK sH, sx, sHc. Lrt
higher; 7xc offered but refused for I.rlme sleam
LOUISVILLE, march 81.
Flour steady. corn active at 62abr. PtovEion'
| In cood Gem lnd and steady. Mess pork SIS rs
round nts qu ted at s16 SO. sl8 6Ja'e e!h. Bac"I
shoulders sxss1; ribs sHas; do Tor clear
PacSed lard sfaSx choice leaI uerces ESQ., sharO TO
pacco very arm and active; higher grades al
CINCINNATI, March 20.
Flour steady. Corn quiet Ut Ssass: proVisl'n
nrm Pork SIS 60al6 10. buyer april Lara nrn
at 7Ha8 tor Steam; offerings lieht: BkaSx
kette Bacon steady at on, SHasAc. Whiske.
n;m IS.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. from New YorS-Wm
Br,du.y, A p Trymau, Mrs Woodward, Mrs
FRY, U u penge.J Iarues n. kerrison, W
81 aw. Mrs u'Aeill, Mrs McFedey, GeJ DlSpean, )
n Linen aud wife, Mrs NJ A vii Mr. Aiven, Mrs
Jessup, Mrs kanney. w Edgerton, and two III
s;eerage. ,o.o Vic,
McCready, MIR q J Coe and family. Mrs Lay.
Hnrier and wife, Mrs Greeley. II ss sarah
U,sulvau ~. pr ngle, u PrIagle, Jno Bak r,
Capt K Lachicotte q II Ne BIT. y Lnol; 4, LOUIS
Heanel Il q Ralney, ra E Fry, Susan WilsOn,
U = Grren, and Seventeen Oh deck.
prl @. Rockville and Way Land'n.s-0 II MludL :
i,n. j + Matthew's, u -, Tuwlt-, Master Sim
m;,rs. Mira B Burch and Children, w trheII.
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TIE PICTORIAL HOME Bible.

We have seen copy of the Pictorial Home
R,hle. which IL now offered for subscription In
this city. lisa very hindsome work. com
prlsing not only the full text OF the Holy
Scriptures. both in the English and the Ger
man languages, bat 1t also embraces COM
nlete history of all the countries and nations,
tho animals, the trees and plants, the Idols
and symbols, and every subject that Ia men
toned. In the Bible. The work Ia edited oy
n. Laird slmous. and Is highly recommended
by the clergymen of the various denomina'
tions OF the city. Mr.. q. l.. Plnckney is the
agent for this valuable work, and com piete
copy Of it has been placed at the jeWelry store
Of Mr.. A. q. Hayden, corner Of King and
Hasel streets, where it may be seen by those
who desire to examine 1t.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, i. MARCH 27, 1873
Lat 80 deg 40 min 80 sec Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec.
.oRIIEu YESTERDAY.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
left I'D lust Mdse 10 Jas Adger co. r Ad'
ger Il CO, ANNE, O u AhleIs, ID Andrews,
Apple. @ W Aimar, Mrs Armstrong, Bates
co. il Blscnon Il CO. Bum d Miller, W Bird
II CO, b BOSd, T N Bristol. CO. Borner, I
Brown, Brown. Brown. W BrooHoanks IL
Bruning, Mrs NJ Booth, Chalee co, Chase
a Outlino, Claclus, II Clear. Cohen & Wells,
crane. BoyIston l. co. Culoer5. Tovey i Glen, l.
Ot hen, Cavanaugh Welsh, Cole, Campbell,
j p Dowlng UuWie, Noise Davis, A DUO
co, J b Duval & son, Mrs Dnnlop u FAX q co.
Edgprton & tichards. Erwin & Magill D Flem,
inv co. A ID lem ng. FOgarte's BOOK Store, W
OSR raythe, R-v F0chi, Louis tass
Jno Fairly & CO, Furchgott, Benedlct 'n,a y
u Id zen, Gourdin, Matthiessen co. J. aul'e 3.
MIN, VIM Gurnry. F Goblet, Gregory, h
Grlmte, U Gravrey, H La Gu, Houston.
Ma II lut, Jno Hurkamp CO, har0eson q CO.,
VIM ilarral, J Hyman CO. horsey BIO
w HarrisOn. Hart d CO, Holiness BOOK SloIe,
ulIug, Jact son & co, Jeegrr Bros, Jose !aia,
W III Jones q CO, Johnston, Gre "a co, Miss
Hattie Jenkins, J Kiep, Rinsman Bros, kHnck'
Wickenberg L CO. II nlaLte & CO, W kflees'
Kres>el i BrandeJ, Kipsman Howell LanIer,
Laurty, lexander co. Lewis, Lltscngl, M
| Mckay, " Mclean, hcLoy d hice, Me1ttens.
Mecherr j Muller. Jas Moluney, Mrrri*, !no
G Minor d co. Wm aatthirsaen, Jas MeConhey' Z
| w MnIshall L. co Z L McClenahaH, NJ Ma Ks,
Scuiylll-, Naehman q Gu, Rallr0aa agent,
| ID O'Neili & son, f l. U'Seill UNell, Mary
U,Neill, Minute U'GOnnur, l. Ostendorn. u faaI
& CO. Paul, Welch d co, Ed Perry, flebGe' :
| finKuss ohm, Raveuel d CO, K kead CO.
keddng, Rlpcke i Peterlnan, U klgnter, hloI'
dan. Dawson co, Rught inner, y Railroad
| Agent, shaw D Shapiro, VIM shepherd co
so tx co, u Il Sicox, W steele, stenens. werner
| h DucSer, Il StudGard 90, >hackellord
| Kelly, Sunday Times, singer Manufacturing co,
Henry slender. r b Stanley, F a ;ehiny, A
skriue. Sell q Foster, W B SInlth CO. TOBIAS
Sous, F Taylor d co, N Triest. ) Thong sou. inc
| homDson CO. Terry & Nold U1ernardt, I
| Won santen, Vollers, WAGNER, Mon.ees CO.
| Walker, kyaus Cogswel, D + Wie,eIs >
| Wilsun Il Bro, Wlneman j CO. Mrs lulla Ven
berg, Mrs WaLls, RoLt White, II ZernoW, 5
| abroad Agent and otntrs.
| Schr Ann ) Deus. Garbattl. from west rom
MIL. 90 tlerces rice. To Y Hdnckel.
steamer ri Allison, rogllo, Edsto. Euterprisr
Rockville and Way Landings. bags cotton
| bbls OYSTERS Ddse and suudrle3. To y AesDlt, .
| Colcock y co, J = Wells, H nacke. RaVene d
| CO. U Uulc .ck. y II ClauaEen, MeManus kl1s
man Brus. Cameron, BaTkley co, Dr. E jenkins
BJ VIA ey. II Loper.
| >teamer Emile, White, Ge rgetown, s y. Iii
tcs rice bales cotton. 25. 000 shingles, and sun
dries. T, >huckelfurd Kelly, w v Zee q co
| X PrIuRlo SON E Thur.ton, D DeSaui
sure, N A Hunt, Bardln. rarker CO.
CLEARED FOR iuls :D.!.
schr Be- jamla Gartslde, STAFFORD, at New
81 scIr ii tmma Green, Collins, at Kew York
March a.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON. March 20.
Nnon.-An advance In the Bank rate OF Aah
took nlace to-'iay. TIL. te IL now per cent.
Consols e2Ha921. Bonds slH.
NEW YuR6, March 20.
Eoon.-FreIghts quiet, nut rates hrn. Cold
firm at 10. Governments duh and steady. State
bonds dull and Steady. Money st-ady.
Ever iug.-Freignrs quiet. Money gclosed At
1872 commission for PRIME s'erlng; panK'fs, eH.
duh auL steady. Ienne sees Very weak.
COTTON MARKETs.
LIVERPOOL. March 60
Neon Cotton opened M uplaLds sHasHd'
Orleips OK ,9x'. oo ,,o,. ,,oo,,o
tiUn an exp RIA 90; rom savannah VI SnsrIes
ton, February AMI March. 9 1.lea. ,,,a, o1,
Eveniug.-Ootton c,osed gu et; uPisa1s acH ~ ~
eKd; orleans oKasXd; sales Include 1o,oVo oses
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LOCAL. LA0NICS.

-
The German Fusileers, az ante-eelium
organization of note, is about to be revived.
20. J. Porcher, Esq, OF this city, mas oeen
appointed notary public by the Governor.
Ex-Governor Clifford, of Massachusetts,
Is staying AZ the Charleston Hotel.
The Freundschaftsbund will give musi-
cal, dramatic and terpslchorean entertain
nent this evening, in their hall, at the corner
of George and Meeting streets.
- AT the hre In Columbus street, on Mon
day night, q can OF kerosene oil exploded, be-
scattering several oystanders With fame, aud
burning them severely.
The estimates sent to the Augusta Cotton
Pool varied from $3.50. 900 10 100000 bales.
Threequarters OF a million Is very liberal
margin tor difference of opinion.
The Georgia papers tell US that arrange
ments are being made. 10 carry passengers
from New York TO Savannah, without change
Of cars, to 90 into effect next season.
The committees Of the various Irish or.
lganiza,ions, which celebrated St. Patr!ck's
Day, viii hold meeting at eight o'clock this
evening, at the Hibernlan Hall.
.sTHE NEWS was handsomely serenaded
last night by the Pn0aix Brass Band, COM
paratively new organization, the members OF
which played number of popular melodies
In a very effective way.
q Considerable progress was made, yesterday,
In filliog up the old water lot at the corner Of
Calhoun and Rutledge streets. Fifteen OF
twenty carts were hauling dirt and the pros
pect is that the new Park will be pleasant
place OF resort by the time that Spring wea-
fner sets In.
The house in Columbus street, which was
burned on Monday night last, was Insured In
the Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, Of
this city, and not 10 the Germania, as pre-
viously stated. The investigation concerning
the ca1se of both fires which occurred on
that night will begin to-day.
IAN urgent memorial, praying for the COM
mutation OF the sentence Of Blanford Gail
: lard from hanging 10 imprisonment for life,
was forwarded to Governor Moses last eve
ming. 1t was signed oy Judge Graham, soci.
tor Bultx, Colonel 3. W. Sc. mour, several of
the Jurors who sat upon tie case, and num-
ber Of other cilizens.
Mr. Robert 8. h'llar, The former Market
street baker, lie having the lower floor of the
house on Tradd street, north side, two doors
east OF Meeting, repaired, preparatory to
making 1t his future business stand. The
work is being done BY MIR. James Fordham,
:, who expects 10 complete his work this even
ing. -
- There is no Instance on record OF v ell
4 sustained system of judicious advertising
fsili1g, Of success. The advertiser should sc.
lect paper Of standing ami general circula.
Z tioniiEe TIE NEWS. and then go ahead system
; aiieally and persislrDlly TO iulorm the public
through fresh, crisp advertisements, renewed
daily, Of the extent and quality OF his wares,
and his ability to supply them on favorable
Germs.
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pmKAPPA BETA ASSOCIATION:

The third anniversary meeting of this socie-
ty was held last evening at Tully's' and tne
following officers were elected: 7. H. stro-
becker. president, ex-President W. H. Wag-
ner. declined reelection; L. Deb. McCrady,
vice president; Geo. S. Holmes, secretary.
Exeeutiye Commlttee-Messrs. T. R. Tighe,
9 q Buist and D. q. Bacot. This society iS
composed of the graduating class OF 1870 OF
the Charleston G ,llese, and was organized to
perpetaate the loved associations OF their COL
leee life. Alter the election, the members re-
tired to a sumptuous repast prepared oy Tally
during the discussion of which, many happy
speeches were made, varied with music, ana
not until the wee, wee hours of the morning
did they wend their way homeward.
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THE GERMAN GALA DAY.


The programme Of The coming Scnnlzenlest
is published for The fIsL time In The zsilupg.
II embraces The usual instructions relative 10
the assembling Of tie procession, and tne
general rules for the regulation of tbe Fest.
The line of march will be from Lindsteots
Hall, at the corner of King ard Calhoun
streets, through King, Broad, East Bay, Mar
ket and Meeting streets, TO The South Carolina
Railroad depot, where train OF cars WILL oe
waiting 10 carry the professionals 10 tne
plalz The following are the officers OF tae
Fest
DIRECTORS.
A. Melchers, H. Logamann, II. klatte.
Lilipnlhal. W. SrmKen, F. Heinz, h. LndsteGG,
q. Buck, D. OtjeD, J. slmoDs, 1r'; d. d.
Kuee, secretary.
AMUSEMENT COMMITTEE.
HI. Deden, B. Wohlers, J. R. Michel, John
ANIME, F. schachte, W. Slender, A. LANCER
L. Muller, L. Klein. n
Cards of invitation may be obtained at f.
Won saoten's, Melcber & Muller's, George B.
Linds.pdps, F. Heinz's, J. H. Thele'', a. Hen
ne's, J. H. Ducker'a, and J. Il. GraVer q
Brothers., King street, and elsewhere al
stores in various paris of the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
New York Coffee Market.

NEW YuRK, March 25.
Tho Daily Bulletin iays: Tue market has been
strength ned by the arrival Cf Ri telegram
1o.Ia, quoting n aivagc- OF loors. with q de-
cine Of rs per cent In the receipts. impo ter
have wuhnrawn their offerings here al Sathr.
IIy.s ,a:es although buyers wouti ne Wiling
q: orators O. our quoIall n. JOb0ers have al
yauc o prices sbut Kc The sales are $3.50 bag.
iaguayra Z Christine TO 60 - liambhrg, very
srICrlg feature; 20oU e El' ex Ade!a de az Bal,
iImore on saturday, e64 here ex Flamst,a !, and
so,rx Mrrlma K. Kiu. ordinary curgOes, gol
SO ami 90 do 8. 1Sxal7c: o. fair cargo.s. g Id,
60 and 90 uals. l7Hal7xc; kio. go I'd cargo,s'
god, 90 and 81 days, lsHaisSc; klo. pr!.ne car
goes, gold 90 aud g. days, lsAassc; java, matt
aud baHs gold, 20a2lc.