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~ DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE IS WAR
RANTED not to contain any Ingredient In the
slightest degree injurious to the hair or heilth.
jansO 6Dkw
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rNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST OUMPANY-CHAR' ESTON, s. g.,
JANUARY "a lS73.-The Annual Meeting OF the
Stockho ders OF this Company Will be held at
their Banking Hall, No. II Broad street, on Mon
DAY, Sd February. at IL M. 49,
statement OF the affairs Of the Company will
then be submitted, and an election heli for
Eighteen Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year.
feh3 F. A. MITCHELL. Cashier.
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OF COMMERCE..
George A. Trenholm, W. ]. Magrath,
Joseph D. Aiken, A. F. RaVenel,
l.. D. DeSaussure. F. W. Dawson,
Geo. W. Williams, J. Adger Smythe,
Mcmillan C. King, Henry Card,
". H. Prioleau, william Ladder,
W. A. Courtenay, II. q. Raymond,
william Lebby, O. Irvine Walker,
Bernard O'Neill, J. Hamilton Wilson,
VIM. P. Hall, VIM. N. Lawton,
Isaac Hayne, L. D. Mowry.
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@ EXTRA TRAIN.-SALE OF SPAR
TANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD An extra
Train will leave Alaton on MONDAY next, F.brua-
ry 3d, immed ately on arrival OF GreenVille up
train, and reach Union Courthouse in time for
sale OF SPARTANBURG AND UNION RaILRoAD,
returning TO Columbia same day.
jan2s-5 THos. B. JETER, Superintendent.
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WTANTED, A CCLORED MAN, ABOUT
w 20 years, to drive our Grocery Wagon.
Must be able to read and write. JOHN HURKAMP
Il 20. febS-lF
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Uants.

TNFORMATION WANTED OF MARY
4 GERThUDE SMITH or CHARLES E. CROW
Lr.Y, who resided in Charleston about the year
1888. They will hear Of something 10 their adVan.
tage by addressing sd. b. g." at this onice.
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VIZ ANTED, A NURSE TO MIND CHILL
w DREN, with recommendations. apply
at No. 6 Montague Btrt ct. 1eb3-l%
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@r FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT d co.,
No. 2!5 King street, have reduced the prize OF
their Carpets and Kid Gloves. See advertise
ment JANIS
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0FFICE OF CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
" COMPANY, January "a, lS73.-The Annual
M etng OF the Stockholders OF this Company VIII
be held on MoNpA AZ. February 8. 1873, at the Hall
OF the Planters and Mechanics Bank, East .ay,
at IL o'clock H., when abatement OF the Affairs
OF the Company will be submitted, and an cleo
tlon held Ior President and eight Directors TO
se, We for the ensuing year. W. ]. HER10T,
febs Secretary and Treasurer.
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NTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w wash for q family Of TWO. Apply at No.
Gadsden street. opposite Wentworth 1eo32
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WANTED, A MAN TO COOK AND DO
w houseWork; also q smart girl. Apply al
No. 2Aiken's Row. feo3-l'
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r OST, ON KING STREET, BETWEEN
IL Wentworth and Broad streo 8, On the 2Srh
IusI., Chased Gold and Enamel BkACr LET.
A sui able reward will be paid for lts return to
the Corner Of Broad and Orange streets. ]an3O
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VXTANTED, A COOK. APPLY WITH
w reference, at No. 1876 Calhoun street.
Ieb3-ls
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.~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR RDYE.-TH1S
superb Hair Dye is the best in the world. Per-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. Nc
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ant odor. The genuine VI. A. Bachelors Han
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natural brown. Does not stain the akin, but
leaves the bair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory Is Bond street, New York.
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VXTANTED TO RENT, A COMMODlOUS
w Dwelling House, north Of alnoun street
and east OF Ruiledge Avenue. Address "D,n OF
THE NEWS office. jan26
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WTANTED, A GOOD COOK. REFER
w ENCES required. Apply at No. 2l Lynch
street, one door north OF Wentworth. feb5
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ERMAN RIFLE CLUB.-THE RFGU-
VI L.R Monthly MertiDg OF tLis CLUB will te
h ID THIS (u0ndayj EVENING, February 8. 1879, az
ha pa t ocIoc, precisely, at Llndstedts Hall,
The officers and members Will please be prompt
In their attendance. The Directors Will make
their reports In reference to the ensuing Schut-
genfs>t, aud other business OF importance Will be
submitted for consideration. -
BY order d. HENRY KNEE
ftb9 Secretary.
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TRISH VOLUNTEERS.-ATT THE
i Regular Monthly Meeting, TH1s EVENING, at
hlbernian Hall, at 7 O'Clock precisely.
Nv order, d. a. ]. SULLIVAN,
frbS Secretary.
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A TTENTIONl NATIONAL ZOUAVES.
IA. Attend an Extra He-ting aud Dril! THIS
EVENING at Pythian Hall at half.past O'CLOCK
precisely. A iul and prompt attendance Is Or
dertd es business OF Importance WIN oe sransact'
ed. BY order Of the President
fcb3 EG VOIGT, secretary.
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r oST, JANUARY 81, 1873, ONE GOLD
IL LOCEET containing Likenesses and Hair
suitable reward will be given II returned to
Dr. T. 5. THOMSON, southeast corner PITT and
Montague streets. f,bl 81
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Meetinas.

SOLOMON's LODGE, No. l. A. F. M
- The Regular Monthly communication OF the
Lodge will be held at the Masonic BAN. THIS
EVENING, Sd instant, at O'Clock. Candidates
for F.. A. Degree will please attend. Final action
on the Arrear List will be taken.
By order W. N. JOHN MoLElSH,
feba-s secretary.
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A TTENTJONl WASHINGTON LIGHT
N INFANTRY RIFLE OLUB-Auend ReRu-
lar Meeting OF your Club, al rheaix Hall, THIS
EVENING. at O'Clock precisely. AL members
are requested 10 be present, as business u great
importance will be transacted.
BY order. @. o. TkUMBO
Secretary W. L. /. Rine Club.
nS-Stewards will report. feb3
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NHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
" COMPANY No. 2 ATTEND an Extra Meet.
lng nf your CompsnS, to be he d THIS (Nonday)
kvENINa, December Sd, at O'Clock. Ry oder.
feb3 F. A. LORD, Secretary.
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TUST ARRIVED, A LOT OF FINE
O young MULES, suitable for drays or any
other purpose. Low for Cash or City acceptance
at HOCKADAY'S, Columbus street. II. T. ER.
RIII. feb1.4f
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TOR SALE-A SAFE, SURE AND
II PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.-HOUSTO
FERRUTYPE GALLERY, NO. 339 King street, for
sale. ANY person Of ability Can derive an in
come or four or i've thousand do lars year with
small Capital Will sell upon reasonable terms,
and Instruct the purchaser in the art, II desired.
A capital opportunity for an enterprising man to
accumulate fortune Sale pGsitIVe. jan29
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for Gale.

TOR SALE CHEAP, A SPLENDID
E Fire and Burglar.proof Safe. Combination
Lock. and nearly new. FRANK K. HOUSTON,
NO. 907 King street. feb3-mwl3
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NHARLESTON RIFLEMEN CLUB
" Attend R. gular Monthly Meeting OF your
O ub, THIS EVENING. Sd instant, at half.past
O'Clock, at Wiecklng's Hail. J. q. c. LEVY,
feb3-ls Secretary.
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XETANTED, TWO GOOD OANVASSERS
w to Sell the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES. n, ne but these meaning business
aud are willing to work hard lfor liberal wages)
and bring good recommendations from late
employer need apply to SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY, No. 1sS King street.
frb1-2
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CHEWING MACHINES DESCRIP-
= TIONs OF Sew ne Machlnes repaired on re,.
son able terms and at the shortest notice by J. l..
LUNSFORD, Smith street, just north OF Went
worth a rect. jan22
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THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF
MECH lNICS' UNION, No. !, OF CHARLES.
Tom, will be held ar Eagle Fire Compaoy's Hall
THIS EVENING. at half past 7 O'Clock The Annual
Election Of Ofncers will take place. and Arrear
List will be read. full attendance ID requested.
BY order OF The President.
feb3s RIOHAR. EVANS, Secretary.
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TOR SALE, 200 BUSHELS POPE
IL SEED. Said Cotton has been sold for e0c.
The Seed warranted 1rst.class 1t having been
r Used on my James Island Plantation, which is
heavy clay ground and surrounded by salt water.
Price, 81 so per bushel, As pounds 10 the bushel,
and delivered at any point In the CITY free Of
charge. Apply to Captain g. F. HABENlOHT,
No. South Bay. 1an26
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JUsT ARRIVED, ONE OAR LOAD
O Timber, Tnrpeutine and Plantation MULES.
For sale on time ut X. OAKMAN'S STABLES,
Church street. lahSl o.
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GHEKINAH LODGE. No. S, A. 7. M
y The Regular Monthly Communication Will
be held at Masonic Hall, THIS EVENING, Sd In.
stanJ, at O'Clock. The Arrear List Will be read
Members will govern themselves accordingly.
BY order or W. M.
Il. BOLDEN PICKINPACK,
fah3.H SpcratarY.
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janI.wfn
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GT. JOSEPH LATIN SOCIETY.-THE
- Regular Monthly MEETING will be held, at
HIperDian Hall, THIS (Mondayl kvENINa at
O'Clock. By order Of the President.
feb3s r. RUGGIERO, Secretary.
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VETANTED, A GOOD FEMALE COOK.
w apply at No: orange street. febl.4"
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AGENTS WANTED-The most liberal terms
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What Credit NrohiIier Is.

Those who are in danger of for
getting what the Credit Mobilicr is,
will do well to refresh their memo
ries with the following bit OF his
tory from the Chicago Tribune:
ave do not think that attention
can he called too often and too
earnestly to the first grand act OF
the Credit Mobilier Company. AZ.
ter 1873 miles of the road had beer
constructed and paid for, a con.
tract was made by Ames, Alley
and Durant, of the Pacific Railway
with Ames, Alley and Durant, OF
the Credit Mobilier, by which the
latter received the same pay pei
mile for building this 1873 miles
that they did for the other parts OF
the road. This 1873 miles cost
first, to build il an average of $685..
600 per mile, and was paid for; the
Credit Mobilier was then paid $780,
900 per mile under the fiction Of
rebuilding the same piece of road.
The profits on this 1873 miles arc
admitted by Alloy to have been co.
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News Items.

At Evansville, Indiana, Monday,
Charles Alexander fell from q scat
fold distance of twenty-five feet,
and it is supposed was fatally ia
jured.
The Lower House Of the Arkan-
sas Legislature passed a bill Mon
day to prohibit the sale of liquor
to minors.
Thos. Hayes, claiming to be
{ ON Cincinnati, was arrested at
Cairo, Illinois, Monday, for passing
counterfeit money. One thousand
and twenty dollars in counterfeit
fives wero found on him. He re-
sisted desperately, firing several
shots at the officers, but without
injring any one.
News from Arizona to the 18th
of February states that Cochises
band is raiding extensively in So
nora, killing men, and stealing
horses and cattle.
The Susquehanna is falling al
Port Deposit, Maryland. The ice
gorge has weakened and will offer
little resistance if flood occurs.
Richard f. Clark, late Treasurer
of Duchess County, New York, is
a defaulter in the sum of Sl64,000
Petitions are in circulation in
Boston asking the Legislature to
expunge its vote of censure oil
Senator Summer for his action in
regard to battle flags.
Judge g. L. Richmond, of the
Twenty-third Judicial Circuit Of
Illinois, died suddenly "wednesday
morning at Champaign, Illinois,
where he was holding court.
During the last two weeks six
disastrous failures have occurred
in Shelby County Kentucky.
The commissioners In charge oil
the Cincinnati Industrial Expo
sition for this year have completed
the organization of the committees
for the various departments. The
exhibition opens September 4.
Al jamestown, KY. ON Tueaday.
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]. G. Scholl, of Marshall, KY, was
fatally stabbed by Benjamin f.
Edmunds. whom Scholl was at
tempting to arrest.
-Four colored men in Cleveland
propose bringing a suit against
Mr.. Ellsler, of the Academy of
Music, to recover $4,000 damage
for being elected from the dress
circle of the Academy of Music.
Several cases of trichinm are re-
ported in Cleveland. The disease
is confined to one family of six
members named Krugen, who are
accustomed to eat cold sausage
containing raw pork which was
diseased.
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FrcsIicts.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 1.-THE re-
cent heavy rains caused rapid rise
in the Monongahela River last
night, and at = o'clock this morn
ing the current was so strong that
the coal fleet, consisting of thirty
boats and barges, broke from its
fastenings at Smithfield street
bridge and moved off in the rapid
ly rising current. The alarm was
instantly given by the blowing of
whistles and other signals in use on
the river, and every effort was
made to save the lives of the I'M
fortunate men who were on board
of the coal fleet. Some were saw
ed, but it is reported that several
persons were lost. One man was
seen to be carried under the steam
er Hercules, and another under the
Andes. Both men were floating
past on barges and endeavored to
jump on the wheels of the steamer
named, but fell in the current and
went down.
The tow-boat V. f. Wilson, "
ing opposite the foot of Market
street, was struck by the floating
barges and turned upon one side
The Oil Valley was also cut down
1t is impossible at present to ascer-
tain the extent of the damage done
to property on the river, and the
number of lives lost. The river i:
still rising rapidly, with seventeen
feet, but no further damage is ap-
pretended.
EATON, PA.
The Lchigh is rising slowly, and
freshet is apprehended
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
At Williamsport the river is low
At Chickies there are six inches o.
snow. The river rose nine inches
The ice is unmoved at Port Deposit
The river rose eight inches yester.
day and is still rising. The wealth.
er is clear and mild. At Hamburg
there is no rise.
The Schuylkill has not riser
much from the rain yesterday
The ice gorge continues at Fair
mount. The Lchigh at Bethlehem
and Mauch Chunk has not risen.
LATER REPoRTs.
PrrTsDrRGn, PA, Feb. l7.-Ths
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Messrs. Geo. p. Rowell & Co
announce that they have at THEN
warehouse in New York an assort-
ment of type from one of the most
celebrated foundries in the world.
that of Higgins, London, England
which they will sell at 20 per cent
discount from the American scale,
when ordered in fonts of 100
pounds and upwards. They also of
fer to import large fonts on special
orders at q greater discount from
the American scale, and profess to
be able to fill the largest order in
eight weeks from date Of its receipt
in New York. They supply sorts in
large or small quantities from their
stock on hand in NewYork atAmer-
lean scale rate. They assert that
if the present duty on type shall
be removed, the price OF the ar
ticle, both of home and foreign
manufacture, will Immediately fall
10 per cent. below the present
scale. Messrs. Geo. p. Rowell e.
Co. are known as conducting the
largest advertising business ever
secured by one house, and are al
so extensive dealers in MATERIAL
Theyare compelled to importforeign
gools because American founders,
governed by close corporation OF
ring, keep the price vastly too
high, and at the same time make it
an exception to every other species
of merchandise by recognizing no
wholesale price; the same amount
per pound being charged to the
purchaser Of five thousand pounds !
as would be paid by him who
wants but fifty.
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For January, 1873, now out. Issued rs a Quarter
ly. The four numbers sent to any address, by
mail, for 2j cents. he richest and most insiruc-
tive illustrated and descriptive Floral Guide ever
published Thoss of our patrons who ordered
seeds last year msi we're credited with IS cents,
will receive the four Quarterles for 1873. Those
who order seeds this year will be credited with n
subscription for 1874. The January number con-
tains nearly 400 engravings, two superb colorcd
plates, suitable for framing, and also tinted plates
OF our gorgeous Floral Chromos; information rel
alive 10 Flowers, Vegetables, &C., and their cult-
yation and all such matters ,is was formerly found
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Address Briggs q Brother, Seedmen and Florists,
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A storm as terrible as those
that swept the Western prairies
visited Great Britain on Sunday,
the ID inst, buried those islands
under an unusually deep snow,
and dashed many q vessel upon
the fatal coasts. II astonishes one,
accustomed to the deep snow fails
of this latitude and region, to learn
that six inches Of snow stopped all
travel in London. But such a
storm is a marvle and calamity to
people who do not know a sledge
or a sleigh by sight, and one of
whose Christmas amusements is a
swimming match in the Serpentine,
Of which we get an account in the
English journals. There were
twenty-one CENTRES" - into the
water. The distance was a hun
dred yards. One of the bathers
was an old gentleman of eighty
years, who for twenty-five of them
has bathed out of doors every
morning, winter and summer. A
storm milder than those which we
see here every week, is therefore
an arctic tempest to those acqua-
tic Britons accustomed to halcyon
days all the year round.