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THE JURY FAlL TO FIND A iihEi.
THE MORAL EDUCATION SOCIETY.
Dutics Of fParcptasc-Novei aud Inicrc,
ing Theories.

ing Theories.
At meeting OF the Moral Education, Society
he'll In the pariors Of Mrs. sumner, llla Eleventh
street, the following memorial was adopted.
The history Of humanity reveals the law Of
transmission OF qualities by parentagc. Both
mental and physical pecullarities have been
law. "Thc sins of the father shall be visited
upon the children unto the third and fourth gen
erations," was prophecy OF the results which
have transplred through the ruling Of Individual
law and It's quality Of aelnshness. The nrst obll-
CATION Of man aud woman a. partners In parent
age I1 TO make tie best possible conditions for
the child. The nrst necessity Is that the child
shall come because desired, otherwise II must
lack the two most potent and important elements
OF charactor-loye and VIII power. The danger,
Gus classes, or negative" element, are largely Of
| this Kind. They lack power OF resistance, sta
| bilty VI purpose and capacity for love, A true
union OF souls aud conjunction OF wills Is the
parental bequest necessary to the capacity In the
child for permanent love relations and the divine
marriage.
] A mother was once so offended by the father
| that she did not speak 10 him for three months
could never speak TO its father. The sin Of this
father was "ylsited' as In multitudes Of other
cases, and child unCalled, aud subject TO the
aversion Of the mothers mind, can hardly be en-.
dOwed with wcll-balanced organization. The
mother has the Inherent right to control the pa.
rental function, Us she alone Is Responsible tol
the safety Of the new life, her own life being
pledged to It's Successful career, and her entire
energies TO Its safe cnnduct through the perilou,
stages q infancy The father Furnishes fur si., @ %,
its arrival. The mother gives her very life tlf
the child graduates from infancy. True ant
happy marriages can be only when we have mct
aud women whose advent into existence was th'
result Of true love and happy motherhood.
The right Of the child 10 be invoked bl
parental love anil to be well-bOrn Il the key Il
human progrcSs-tO n release from dangerUn
classes, from the necessity for correctional In
stltutiOns and prisons, and the hope for condl
tions through which the knowledge Of the LOr'
I hall NhR Fth mi IANR unI hall han "a
ish hatred and conflict. The first duty Of IN,
, husband AMI wife to-day IL to conform selnsl
desires to the welfare Of the coming child as tn
, only possible guarantee Of further progress AM
Improvement socially and a divlnef human life
/ The society unanimously passed q vote Of thank
to the press OF Washington for tie eNtendc
I space AMI courtesy shown them. The next meet
ing viii be on Saturday, the 18th, at O'Clock I
M, In parlOrs Of Y, NJ 4, 4.
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s,,,r,.L,,d wri,,,s

The announcement by Mr.. Mitchell, the eteT-
gCllC photographer, VI his intention 10 form
still another class In phOnogriphy this season
iOus TO learn this fascinating and lucrative art.
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A Fire,
National suyInas Hnuk,

TwUCels IN the South Washington station
house were burnt on saturday afternoon, 'rhl
IRE originated from stove In the corridor.
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rIII; COURTS.
rlrrnl, rnnr,-i,hIcr In,,Irr rnr,lcr

Circuit Couri-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court, while In Sc ISlon yesterday, was en-.
gagged with mOiOns. keOugh VI. CUbun Co.;
ieave granted the defendant 10 amend plea. Agley
". GTiffith 4 Son; Judgment ordered TO be set
aside. Jolley vs. Brown; demurrer ONcrTulud.
United states NE. barrett; motion for new trial
nlcd. \ number uf Judgments hy default were
entered.
Police Court Judge Sncli.
This court was engaged with minor cases UIl
SATURDAY.
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corner Ul New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Blnking hours TO 1; SaIur-
days, 0 TO I and 6tos.
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The washington city -u,Ins.Bunk,

THE sUrA CHAIHa, Sc, used On the stage at
i.lnron hall on saturday night were kindly tur-
nshcd Tor the occasion hy Mcssrs. Green n Will
uans
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CITY ITEMS
FIyI uR sIx Ion are wanted.

fIvE OR sIA Lors are wanted.
q. L. sHERIFP has on hand several huudrud
tons Of furnace coal,
m THE BOARD Of public school tgustoc1 vii, meet
Tuesday evening.
TUE PARTNERSHIP between Samuel Hart aud
Joseph williams has been dissolved.
W, II. Q. II. MORRISON, law booksellers and
puOnaners, NO, 40 Pennsylyanll avenue, have
received all the new books.
q, L. WILD BRO. are always prepared 10 10
tuning repairing, polishing and vanishing
pianos anu all musical instruments,
GREEN 4 WIIiItua Ruct!unanTE VIII arU on
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sPRnJO SACK oyERcoATs and Spring OlengaTJ
or Wing OEercOats, In large aud desirable assOFf-
ment one prince in plain figures.
GEo. c. HEINtN0,
No 40 seventh street,
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Tho IiNo frot.. Sayluu. Hnuk,

corner FOur-and.a-half street and Virginia
avenue southwest, pays SIX per cent. interest
On oil deposits. Deposits can be drawn At VIII.
National Republican., 1873-03-10

Ask YOUR GROCER for Dpoleys Yeast Powder,
he best baking powder for preparing biecnitsi
rolls bread, qrildis-Cakes, waffies, &c. Depot
% New street, New Ycfk. At retail by all gru-
GERS.
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Tuesday, March ls, at O'Clock p. m, a com.
pleto sci Of tools and nnschinery Of the irop'
foundry at the corner Of Fifth and streets
northwest,
A cLERdYNN writing to friend says: "My
Ioyaget TO Europe 10 indefinitely postponed.
side OF the Atlantic, Three bottles Of Peruvian
syrup have rescued me from the fangs OF the
nend dyepepsls.' Dyspepties ehould drink from
THE NEW CoLoENADE ITorEL, Philsdelphia, Pa,
&c h'orite stopping-plaoe for summer tourists.
Febroy's star Market
Boston Picked Pork.
SOused Pigs Feet and Tripe.
salt Water oysterB shucked 10 order.
II rEorIB VINO SUFFER- from the dun stupidity
that meets US everywhere In spring, and too
it evuid be cured by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla 20
purge the bile from their systems, we should
have better neighbors as well as clearer heads
TO deal with. fMaW
Ask YOUR GROCER for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
he best baking powder for pP pIePsnng oisSnitsl nl
% new street, New York. At retail by all GRO
GERS.
rOspE EIrRAcr ia family i2edicine that hsss
been In use twenty .nvc years. hsS your tfonde'
with what result.
i;o prpt FRytS.p C,.py tIo'
IL manufactured daily, and sold At the low pfi,e
Of 10 cents per pound, at 40 PcnnsyNAnia ave.
nue., nearly opposite National hotel cor
Choice stock Of Papcrhauaiuas, &C.,
At reduced prices to make room for spring stoch
At MARKRTTERs,
No; tSo Seventh street between and streets,
| embracing all grades Of Paperhangfpgs and
| Window shades; also, choice Paintings, Ensrav-
lngs, Chromos and Photographic; Picture
| Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut 0At
Velvet, &C.; Picture Cord and Tassels, RinfN
| Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.
TBE sgw CoiossADE HoTEi- Pbiladel phla, Ia,
Is within four blocks Of all the newspaper Oflces.
Tue GREAr EEsLIsH REyEDr for uout and
Rheumatism. ili sufferers from the above com
plainte, either OF recent long standing, arc sd
ylsed TO use Blalr's gout and Rheumatic Pilis.
They can be relied upon ~ the most safe and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. prcparcd W
PR0UT 4 HARsAST, 229 Strand, London, Enganii.
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE, clean. sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THuRsrONB Ivory Pearl Tooth
, Powder; price 20 and 90 cents per bottle.
WELLS sMACHISB-srREAD SrRESJrHESiNd PIa.H-
TBRs, whenever plaster Ia needed arc unr
vailed Price ~, 25, and 30 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL soft, glossy hair, all desire II, NJ
may have II by constant use Of TH0Nrs0ni
/ pOlnadc Optinic. Pricc, 25 aud 90 cents pei
, bottle.
LIGTr COLoRgD Kid Gloves very stylish whei
!, not HOcd. JOurBEs inOdorOus Kid uloy,
= Cleaner will rcnOvate them thoroughly; price .
: cents per bottle. Al sold by druggists ant
fancy dealers. =
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a cLERdYNAr writing TO friend says: "My
voyage TO Europe 10 indefinitely postponed. J
have discovered the fountain of health on this
syrup have Tescued me from the fangs OF the
lend dyspepsia" Dyspeptics should drink from
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GEORGEToWN AFFAIRS.

corner OF Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. Interest on oil deposits. 'DepOs
is eau be made aud drawn at VIII.
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ANIUSENIEN'TS. 4
Charlotte Cushmnn.


The play-gUcrs Of Washington are highly
favored by the extension Of Charlotte CNlshmans
engagement at Walls opera house for another
week. The eXcitcmcnis Of Inauguration week
kept many irUm the theatre who desired 10 I'M
prove the opportunity Of seeing tho most famous
actress America has ever produced. This even
ing she assumes the role Of Queen Catharlne IN
Shakspeares historical play OF "llcnry VIII"
She will he supported by Mr.. James II. Taylor,
whose Improvisation Uf the character OF Cardinal
WOlsey has beeu much commended by COmpc-
tent critics. The balance Of the east will be In
careful hands. Al this dry statement Of fact
embodels prominent dramatic event, one In
which all true lovers Of art and wOTshipCrI Oi
genius will delight 10 participate 10, and we
shall expect TO see crowded aud fashionable att
dlencc every night.
Shakspeare's tragedy Of Macbeth" II In re-
hcarsal, and will probably be produced on Thurs
day evening. Modern critical opinion Is divided
us TO the correctness Of Miss Cushmans cOncep-
tiOn Of the character Of Lady Macbeth, but there
Is no division OF sentiment concerning the Won
dcTful force and dramatic power Of her imper-
sonatiOn. Lady MaCDeth's character as inter-
preted by Janauschck having recently boon
presented here, Miss Cushmans study will be
observed with the keenest interest.
Al who saw Miss Cushmans Meg McTrllles last
week will ever regarl themselves as fortunate
In dramatic analrs.N Neither In this country nor
In Europe IL there an actress living to dispute
with her the palm Ot absolute superiority.
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Metropolitan Theatre.

Tom Mcintyre, whose reputation Ms an EthiO-
plan comedian was materially enhanced last
week at the Metropolitan theatre; Charley Foley,
talented In the same line Of business; Miss Annie
Fox, u luc seriO.cOmlc vocalist; Miss Jennie
Eagan, u worthy successor Of Sadie Rogers rs a
HkippinR-ropc danscnse; Miss josie FarTan, d
charming danseuse aud actress, and Miss Lizzie
Johnston, rising young song aud dance lady,
are the leading stars Tor this week at the Metro
polltan Variety theatre. They also have two
new local buTlesques, the "CrUdlt MObler' and
The HInaupuratinii Hall ~
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Tho TLralrr ComIquc.

The management Of the COmiquc have sue
ccedrd IN making engagements with Mcssrs.
ROney aud Russell, whose GrotesquC dancing has
created a sensation Rt other variety theatres;
also, with the talented sUubrcttc, Miss Jessie
Howard; with the change vocalist, Miss Clara
Moore, and with the celebrated mditrU dc ballet,
Mons. Alex. BlandOwski, who will produce this
week two new and Sensational ballets. The
Romelll family, accomplished gymnasts; the
seriO-cOmlc vocalist, Polly Daly; the great Jug
gler, Mons. GOrUuX Dick Parker, the COlyer
brothers, Pat Rooney, Otto Burbank, Buckley
and Douglas are retained another week.
National Republican., 1873-03-10

II rEorIg VINO SUFFER- from the duh stupidity
thGt meets us everywhere In spring, and too
often IN all seasons Of the year, knew how quick
purge the bile from their systems, we should
have better neighbors as well as clearer heads
TO deal with. FM&W
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rrnr Itnr,n.nrL,nr

rOsDE EIrRAcr Ia famllS i"edicine that has
been In use twenty-five years. hsS your tnohne'
with what result.
National Republican., 1873-03-10
Febroy's star Market

THE NEW CoIoNNApE ITorEI, Philadelphia, "a,
&c favorte stoPplng-place for summer tourists.
National Republican., 1873-03-10
UhoIcc sloek of rnrcrhnnaIna,, Nt.,

wv TIHE FHEFtH { FFNF -
IL manufactured daily, and sold at The low pfi,se
VI 10 cents per pound, at 40 PcnnsyfVania ave
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eot
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The Hutchinson Family Concert,

Under tho auspices Of Mr.. L, widows, the
original Hutchinson Family viii give grand
concert tonight at the Metropolitan church.
This celebrated family have been before the
American public for more than twenty years,
and hayt never been subjected to unklhd CTItl-
Clsn. They have ever given the best OF satisfac-
tlOn. In addition to their songs, Mr.. widows
Will ring some Of his hest pieces on the bells and
the young organst, Mr.. Walter, will perform a
he Will accompany Mr.. widows on the bells
and will also perform the star Spangled Banner
with variations, The tickets, 10 be had Ut Met
EcTUtt's are being FaDitlly taken mn
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The IIIbcrnitsn.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings at
Odd FellOwB' hall, Charles MacEvUys original
Hlbemlcon, Illustrating the scenery, music and
antiquities OF Ireland, will be presented The
nInfInInmenL L. a nOnnlhr ono hpEr.
National Republican., 1873-03-10

TUESDAY March Is, at Q O'Clock p. m, com
plete set Of tools and machinery Of the IRON
foundry at the corner Of Fifth and streets
northwest
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GREEN WILLIAMS, ouct.onoor, viii sell on
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Opp FELLOWS HALL.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY,
oanfSf.E MafrSf II I! ASS SakSoYE,s 4, ioSYiE,s
ORIGINAL nIBKRNlCON,
Illustrating the see9sSEy NS;,e. e. and Antiquities Of
New and appropriate songs, Ecenery, Music
Dances. Character Sketches, Violin and Piano
The New Dramatic Episode, entitled
IRISH uEAHTk,
will bc rendered by the Hiberniccn Comedy Com.
ur.pd Matinee sArEEfRhB}AY, a, O'Clock. a, re
Hdmission: FRONT seats, to-; Back seats. Sc
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The NTcdelssOhu OuluIctts Club

This evening Lincoln hall will be occupied by
the Mendelssohn Quintette Club Of Boston. The
classical beauty Of their music and the perfection
OF their Instrumentation have ever been the
themes Of praise In Washington, and tonight
the lovers Of music viii crowd the hall. Eml-
ncnt yoCalists are with them, INCLUDING the
name VI Mrs. Annl Grangcrw DI. Tuesday
evening they give their second concert, arl
Wednesday a matinee at O'Clock.
National Republican., 1873-03-10

TBE sEw COioSSADE HoTEi- pha, Ia,
II within four blocks Of all the newspaper Oflces.
National Republican., 1873-03-10

Boston Picked Pork.
SOuseh Pigs Feet and Tripe.
salt water Oysterg shucked 10 order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17
A PROSPEROUS CITY.
From the orangeburg Times.l

From the Orangeourg Tlmes]
Charleston has held her own against an
amount of opposition, and calamity almost in
superable. But short timo since, and tour
lists roamed her streets, and waste places, sur
veying the desolation and predicting perma-
nant and utter decay. Her people were ac-
cused of hamilton, and their poverty was per-
yerted to indoleuce. But she is astir, and ls
measuring strides with the great cities OF the
Atlantic. Her numerous lines OF steamships,
and sailing craft, are pressed for capacity, to
convey to and from her wharves the traffic
with Europe and Northern ports. Her railway
lines are in safe and resp 1nsible hands, de-
spite the effort of jealous maligners to prove to
the contrary. Her exhaustless resources OF
phosphate deposits are opening market to
the world. Her municipal government is ad-
ministered with economy and tact, and the ELL
yery lining of better days is deeply fringiDg
the cloud. until ''hard times" no longer as 8
gaunt spectre inyades every board. In nre1ew-
Ing the history of Charleston since 1861, 1t ls
only surprising that her grand relics OF splen-
dor are not like Palmyra. the covert OF owls
and bats But true to the prestige OF her en-
durance and pride, she again raises her queen
| ly front. No nobler monument than Sumter
i is needed to record the fame Of her soma. No
| hoier garland of victory than their devotion
and courage under afaction to wreath the bro"
| of such mother.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17
COLONEL c. C. TEW.

Tho Rumors OF His Confinement at Dry
Tortugas-OmcIal Report Of tho Sec
fetnry Of War.
The Raleigh Daily News prints an article
which, 10 Its judgment, sets at rest forever
the conflicting rumors as to the tate OF the
gallant G. G. Tew, of Charleston, the superin-
tendent of the HIllsboro' Military Academy,
and the first colonel OF the Second Nor,h Car
ollna Regiment OF State troops. Colonel Tew
was said to have been killed at Sharpsburg,
but two or three years ago, as the readers OF
The NEWS will remember, 1t was confidently
asserted that he had been taken prisoner,
and, for soma reason, confined at the Dry
Tortugas. This Information was alleged to
have been given by an escaped prisoner.
Judge Thomas Rufiu caused an inquiry to lie
made, and 1t was ascertained that Colonel
Tew had never been at the prison named.
Last month, however, the Raleigh News print
ed statement of a conversation between
General Maury and Captain Andrews, In which
the former eald that he had recently talked
with Confederate soldier, who answered
him that Colonel c. @. Tew was still In con-
flnement at Dry Tortugas. Congressman
Waddel, of North Carolina, undertook 10 In
vestlgate the report, and the result Is con-
tanned In the following letters, which set the
matter at rest:
WASHINGTON. D. c., February, IL.
To the Editors of the Nelos:
. GENTLEMEN-I trust that the enclosed letter
will forever set at rest the story about Colonel
Tew, which have been panied 10 see again
in circulation In the papers.
Please publish, and obllge yours truly,
A. NJ. WADDELL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON CITY, February II.
A. N. WdddelL, House of Representa-.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17

w
Hon. A. N. WaddelL, House Of Representa-.
tues:
SIR-In compliance with the instructions of
the President endorsed on your letter of the
10Th ultimo, inquiring whether the rumors Of
the confinement of Charles G. Tew, late COL
onel Second North Carolina (Contederate)
Regiment, at the Dry Tcrtugas are true, have
the honor to inform yn:! thai somewhat
similar statement, TO the effect that Colonel
Tew was confined at Fort Jefferson, Dry Tor
tugaa, Florida, as prisoner under the name
OF Benjamin @. Harrison. was sent to this de-
partment 10 February, 1867, by Thomas Ruff1n
in behalf of Mrs. Tew, and an investigation
was made at that time. A further examlna-
ton has now been made, and II appears that
lst. Ne person named G. G. Tew, or Benja-
min G. Harrison, was In confinement at Dry
Tortugas In 1867, or since. This appears not
only from list OF prisoners there confined, In
which neither name appears, but also from
special report OF the commanding officer Of
the post to whom Mr.. Ruffins letter was re-
ferred.
I'd. The archives of the late (so-cslled) C. 8.
A. now on file in this department, show that
Colonel G. G. Tew, Second Regiment North
Carolina Infantry, State troops, was killed at
Sharpsburg In 1862.
Very respectfully. your obedent servant,
WA. W. BELKNAP, Secretary Of War.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17
CHARLESTON MEDICAL JOURNAL.

For several months past an effort has been
making by the medical fraternity OF Charles
ton to revive the Charleston Medical Journal.
With this view circular was addressed to the
physicians throughout this and the neighbor-
Ing States soliciting their SUBSCRIPTIONS to the
enterprise. The response to this circular has
been 30 ready and general as to warrant the re-
publication of the journal at an early day. Tne
first number will be Issued on the first day OF
April next from the presses OF Messrs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswel. 1t will be published
quarterly in 80 pp., s vo., at 50 per aunum.
The editors will be Professors F. Peyre Porcber,
NJ. D., and R. A. Klnlocb, NJ. D., and the list
of contributors embraces, besides the entire
faculty of this city, DR.. J. Dickson Bruins, OF
New Orleans, DR.. D. J. Cain, of AsheVille, N.
c., and many other distinguished physicians.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Bell Ringers

Open their engagement Of three nights at
Hibernian Hall tonight. Mr.. Sidney Franks
from the celebrated London Comique, MISS
Belle Boisdor, and Miss Amy Schmidt accom-
pllshed musicians, are travelling with the
company. They have also re-engaged MISS
Nellie E. Knapp, soprano vocalist, from bos-
ton, and Mr.. Ernest Thiele, the distinguished
futist and violin virtuoso, who gave sucn
eminent satisfaction last season. 1t Is confi-
IDENTIFY asserted that the troupe Is stronger
and more complete than ever before.
Hamlet.
On Thursday evening next our theatrical
public will have the pleasure OF witnessing
the popular and justly celebrated young actor,
Mr.. Lawrence P. Barrett, In Shakespeare
great piece of "Haulet," Prince of Denmark.
Mr.. Barrett's rendition OF the character OF
"Hamlel" Is pronounced by some of the most
competent critics OF the country as une1-
celled even by the great Booth, who has
achieved national reputation In the char
acter.
The Purfm Ball.
The advertisement of the grand Purlm bal
masque, which will be given at the Academy
of Music on the evening of the 18th of March,
appears in another column of The NEWS this
morning. The Purim ball has hitherto been
regarded the grandest of the season, being
usually more brilliant in its costumes and
elaborate In detail than any other. The names
of the managers and committee of arrange
ments are sufficient guarantee that the com
ing ball will be In no respect Inferior to those
of former years.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A GREAT LAMP.-The "German Students
Lamp" has long been recognized by opticians
as the very hest and most harmless of arli6-
cial lights for nlght-work; but the expense Of
the olive oil required in Its use, prevented It's
general adoption. Since the discovery, how
ever, that this lamp can be adapted for the
burning of ordinary kerosene, 1t has made
wonderful strides In popularity. It gives
light softer, more steady and more agreeable
than gas, and quite as brilliant and as cheap.
More particularly In The country, where gas
cannot be had, will the German Students
lamp be found positive blessing. Messrs
Thomas d Launeau, King street, opposite the
Masonic Temple, are the agents, and have
already sold hundreds Of these lamps, and the
CRY is still for more. Three of the lamps are
now In nightly use in The NEWS establish
ment and give entire satisfaction.