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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-20
The Death OF Bulwer.

What host Of recollections ls awakened
by the curt telegram announcing that
"Bulwer, the English novelist, is deadP
The brilliantly successful career OF well nigh
seventy years is ended at last.
More than half century ago Edward
Bulwer first appeared in print, and his latest
work. the "Lost Tales Of Mietus," was pub
lished only seven years since. The veteran
writer did not lag superfuous on the stage
Age gave more breadth to his thought, and
new cunning to his pen. The sentimental
ism, not unmixed with morbid humor, oil
his younger days, ripened with time, and
gave the world, in place OF Oakland" ana
of "Alice," 'My Novel; and the "Caxtons." ="
Nor was Bulwer distinguished as q novelist
alone. The long roll, blazoned with the
names OF 'Ernest Aaltravera," Of "ReDzl,
OF the "Last Days OF Pompeii," OF "Eugene
"Aram," OF "Pelham" and "What will he 10
"with it," is not his sole title tofame. From
him came the "Lady OF Lyons" and "Riche-
"lieu," which hold their place on the stage
as firmly as when they took London by
storm thirty-fve years ago. AS political
writer Mr.. Lytton won considerable distinc-
tion: as an orator his only equal was Glad
stone. Forty years ego he entered Parlla-
ment, and in 1858 he became Secretary OF
State for the Colonies. And he had his re-
ward. In 1888 he was created baronet,
and in 1866 he was raised to the peerage as
Baron Lylton. His life was full OF honor,
and his death leaves vacant o niche
which no living man can fill. TO be What
Bulwer was, his successor must live as be
lived, and in the times in which he lived.
The genius OF these days will not give the
world another Bulwer, any more than 1t WILL
give another Dickens. These men did their
work, and did it we'll, and, unless the years
can be rolled back, none shall take their
place. ~
1t cannot be said that Bulwer in bis best
known romances did aught to elevate bis
race or his art. Such, perhaps, was not bis
aim. 1t contented him to expose the warning
OF passion, the strife Of love and hate, the
sudden fall to earth and the rising with new
strength; and surely, in his historical ro
mances, he breathed new life in what Is
dead, and gave to Harold and the King
maker the freshness OF the present joined tt
the misty charms OF the past. 1n bis latel
works lie had higher purpose. They were
books such as gentlemen write and gentle
men read; joining the knowledge OF the sage
toths polished wit OF the courtier.
Lord Bulwer is succeeded by his only sor
Edward Robert Bulwer, best known at
"Owen Meredith" The mantle Of the deai
man falls upon no unworthy sbesN1ers.
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The License Law.

The Committee Of Seven waited on Mayor
Wagner on Saturday, aud submitted to him
the preamble and resolutions, relating to
the License Law, adopted by the Chamber
OF Commerce on the previous day. Mayor
Wagener, upon mature consideration OF
the circumstances, consented to extend the
time for taking out licenses until the meet
ing Of the City Council on Tuesday, ut
which meeting the Committee OF Seven are
expected to present their views and recon-
mendations.
This whole matter OF the License Law Is
surrounded with difficulties, growing mainly
out of differences and divisions OF opinion.
A large body OF citizens object to the law
In toto, because they believe that it presses
with undue weight upon persons OF small
means, and because they hold it to be on
unconstitutional law, to which the people
should not submit Others take a wider
view, and contend that any license system,
except as police regulation, is a restric-
ton upon trade, and 30 Injuries the city.
Others say that the License Law reaches
class OF citizens who would otherwise es-
cape from taxation. Others support the
License Law because they do not see any
way in which the deficit 10 revenue, caused
by its collapse or repeal, could be met, ex-
cept by tax upon real estate which
already has it's full burden to carry. There
are, indeed, as many shades OF opinion as
there are thinking men, and the subject is
the more complicated by the fact that hun
dreis OF licenses have already been taken
out.
We cordially approve of the action OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. That body did not
exceed its authority, and only did Its duty,
In moving in a matter OF deep commercial
interest which offtcts its every member.
The committee Of Seven is composed of
sagacious men who earnestly desire to solve
the question amicably. We trust, therefore,
that the Committee will ponder the question
and submit it, in all its aspects, 10 the City
Council, which body may, in return, give the
reasons why the recommendations OF the
Committee shall or shall not be adopted.
The public will then have an understanding
OF the matter, and will do no injustice to
either the Committee or The Council. Above
all things we caution the Council! and the
Committee against taking position which
they are not prepared to maintain without
finching. There have been over many
flashes in the pan during the past two or
three years.
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BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
superb Hair Dye is the best In the world. Per.
rectiy harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tlnts, or unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Hail
Dye produces Immediately splendid BLACK or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, hui
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory ls Bond street. New York.
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A Struggle for Life.

The history OF the State LunatIc Asylum
for the past year, as given in the report OF
Superintendent Ensor, is full OF interest. A
liberal appropriation was made for the sup
nort OF the Asylum, but not one dollar OF 1t
could be obtained from the bankrupt treas
urv. DR., Ensor had four hundred helpless
lunatics to care for, and, again and again.
the moment seemed TO have come when they
must be left to starve, or be cast adrift in the
bleak streets OF the capital. That the insti-
tuition was carried on, In the face OF myriad
difficulties, is due to the indefatigable zeal
OF DR.. Ensor; but even bis energy and per-
sistency would have availed nothing, with
out the help OF some Carolina merchants
whose hearts were moved by the sad tale
which DIR. Ensor told. Conspicuous amongst
them was Mr.. Edward Hope, OF Columbia.
This gentleman did not share in the custom
of the Asylum when The institution could
pay for it's supplies. When The pinch came'
and every other resource was exhausted, Dr.
Ensor, in September last, applied to Mr..
Hope for help, saying that he had but zone
"day's supplies on hand" and, unless rellel
were afforded, the day after the MORO"
| would find "nearly four hundred beings in
.qhe Asylum suffering for something to eat y
In conclusion DR.. Ensor said: SIN the name
ssot God and humanity, I beg you to help
s'them, if you can." The reply was worthy
of the man and the occasion. Only this
II auiA furntsh. you one months supplies jon
"humanttys sake, if ns0er get cent t0'
"tAens." The supplies were furnished; put'
when they were consumed, there was nc
Improvement in the prospect Of the Asylum,
and "the possibility OF keeping the lnstltu'
"tion open any longer appeared to be at an
! end" Mr.. Hope came 10 the rescue
| second time, and furnished Dr. Ensor with
supplies for month more. This kept the
Asylum open until the end OF the year.
MIR. Hope is a merchant who, in his be-
| neyolent works, does not allow his right
hand to know what his left hand does; bul
it is meet that public honor should folio"
him who, in time Of sore need, is ready to
succor the distressed and gives back goo6
for evil,
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w GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE

~ GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-
The great popularity Of "WILBoR's COMPOUND
OF COD LIVER OIL AND LIME" has Induced
some upprincipled persons to attempt to palm on
q simple article Of their own manufactures; but
any person who Is suffering from Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, should be careful where they
purchase this article. 1t requires no pufaDg; the
results following Its use are Its best recommends
tions, and the proprietor has ample evidence IN
file Of its extraordinary success 10 pulmonary
complaints. The phosphate OF lime possesses
mcst marvellous healing power, as combined with
tile pure Cod Liver Oil by DR.. Wilbor. This medi'
cine is regularly prescribed by the medical lacul
,y. For sale by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, leo Court
street Boston. 1anZo-WWls
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Poor Patterson.
From the Richmond dispatch.

From the Richmond Dtspatcn.I
Patterson, the carpet-bagger OF South Car
ollna, who bribed his way TO a seat IN the
Senate, is 20 be cat-hauled. Hls credentials
are to be referred to the committee Of prvl-
leges and elections, and the accusation OF brl-
be-y brought against him Is to be invest'ga-
ted. Elliott, the member of the House from
South Carolina, who was his competitor for
the Senate, Is bis accuser, and he will follow
him up with malicious energy.
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uoaartuershlps anb glssolntions

rr,HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing as FORSYTH. MolhMB CO. Is
THIS DAY DISSOLVED. by the withdrawal or w.
McComb, and by mutual consent. The business
viii he continued as usual at their present stand,
4o6 King street, corner Burns lane. by w. q.
K. ]. FORSYTH.
Kino street. Debts due the late nrm will be re.
ceIued nv either parties, w. q. FOR>YTH.
W. MCCOMB
r. ]. FORSYTH.
Charleston, Jauuarg 8, 1873 janl66
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Tbe GbafIeStn11 4emg'
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS "is designa
..ted IL the newspaper for the publication OF
.sll legal notices, and official advertisements,
..for the County of Charleston, under ne act
.sof February 29d, 1870, entitled an act to reSu-
slate the publication Of all legal and public
llE
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The State Debt.

The Columbia Carolinian calls our atten-
,ion to the fact that the Carolina National
Bank published, in the Carohmiam OF the
18th, statement OF the bonds and STOCKS
registered in Columbia, amounting to
ST, ,376, 1926. This makes total registration
OF only s2,17l, 726, out OF sixteen millions.
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G1urationGi
FEMALE COLLEGE,
SOgTH CAROLINA.

The next session begins on MONDAY. February
g. 1878, and continues without interruption ten
calendar months. Tue College ID situated IN
Snartanburp district, 8. c.. within q few miles OF
the Richmond and Atlanta Air Line Railroad.
lis facilities for furnishing q liberal and
thorough education are not sur assed by any
institution In the South; possessing valuable
the late DIR. Jpo. U. Grand, togei her with com.
plete 8, t OF Phi osophlcal and Chemical Appara-
tus. Additional Plano! OF Hallett, Davis q Co.
make Will be added from time to Time, as the de-
The ordinary College expenses for the Scholastic
wear. exclusive OF clothing and travelling, vary
Address, FOR Catalogue or further Information,
THOS. WARD WHITE, Prs sd+nt,
,anoo-1n1w ReldVle, 8. ..
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The Columbia P h0enir says "Mr. e. A..
"Neufer admits that he made mistake in
"persons, and that it was not member OF
'rhe Legislature who proposed to get bis
"hour inspector bill through for one thou
"sand dollars"
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ElnaIIrial.
.EoPLE'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
orprrr NJ, BROAD STREET

Deposits OF FIVE CENTS and upwards re.
ceved daily, and Interest allowed Monthly on
all amounts deposited on or before the 18th day
OF each Month.
Interest Is paid semi.annualy, In April and
october, on all deposits which remain In the In
sti,uticn to the time Of the declaration Of the
Dividend, and Is compounded every six months
In addition to the SIX PER CENT. paid annu'
ally, ALL THE PROFITS ARE DIVIDED, EVERY
FIFTH YEAR, among such deposltors as have
funds in the Institution at the time Of this quin'
aN'A' HENRY 8. GRIGGS,
ian15.wrmlyrs Secretary and Treasurer.
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@ NO REMEDY IN THE WORLD
ever came into such universal u.s., or has 80 fully
won the confidence OF mankind, as AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds and Consumption. janl6-tnstuSD&w
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@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA. from New York, are notified that
she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier
No. 2, Union Whaives. All Goods remaining on
the dock at sunse will be stored at owners FISK
and expense. WIN. A. COURTENAf,
Iarao.l Agent.
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Gunial Notices.

@r FURCBGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2!5 King stleet, have reduced the prize OF
their Carpets and KID Gloves. See advertise
ment jan26
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rG0NsIcNREs PER STEAMSHIP

rCONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
ASHLAND, from Philadelphia, are hereby notl'
ned that she is dischargtng Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed BY sunset will
remain on wharf at cons:gnees' risk and ex'
pense. All claims must be made on wharf be-
fore removal OF goods.
jan2o1 WIN. A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
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All the well proved favorites are included, ana
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ian15-wlmlyrH
NITIZENs' SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON BRANOH, No. 8 BROAD STREET

CHARLESTON BRANOH, No. 8 BROAD STREET.
On and after Monday, Goth January, 1873, the
regular Semi-Annua Interest will be paid to De-
positors, who are requested to bring In their
Books at that time, that the same may be en-.
tered.
All Interest not paid on the slst January will be
added 10 the principal OF the depositor, and Will
itself draw interest as II deposited on the lst IN
slant. Interest is compounded and added tc
principal quarterly, but is payable as heretofore
In January and July.
reposlts OF One Dollar and upwards received
daily from 9 A. NJ. to2 P. NJ, and on SATURDAY.
Evenings.
This Branch is under the management OF the
following Local Finance Committee:
LOUIS D. DBSAUSSURE,
CLELAND K. HUGER, F. MELCHERS,
DIR. A. B. ROSE, BENZ. +. EVANS
O. wULBERN, E. N. TeSksTON.
Collections promptly attended to, there being
Branches OF this Bank at The most prominent
noints IN the State. D. RAVENEL, Jr.,
i,n7.,o Cashier.
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HANGING SCHOOL AT THE HALL OF
D the Masonic Temple. MONS BERGER's
Dancing Scho il Will be. on the lst OF February
removed to The Masonic Hail. The time OF tuition
will be as now, Tuesdays, Thursdays, from 10
O'Clock for Young ladies and masters; the same
days. at 8 O'CLOCK, for gentlemen. Soiree every
Saturday. Private Lessons and private classes as
usuaL. Apply at No. 50 King street. tanl7-fm2'
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Cost an6 Gonnn .
for Gale.

TUST ARRIVED, FORTY HORSES AND
eD MULES. For sale at the subscribers Slable
Queen street, between Friend and May OK streets
i8IIl0-4r +. WEST.
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nANCING.- MRS. G. W. ALEXAN-
~ DER's LESSONS IN DANCING, at the Hall
OF the NJ .sonic Temple, csraer OF King ana went.
Instant, at half.past4 P. NJ. In addition To The
usual Dances, the Glide, Boston lip. and Polo
naise will DO taught GLASS q: d Private lnstruc,
ton given as usual, at her residence, NO SS Bull
street, wher- terms, &C., may be learned.
janl6-wlm3*
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3parglnG.

CINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
y can obtain good board on reasonable terms
by applying at No. II Broad street, between
King and Meeting streets. ian14
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SKTANTED, LADIES To PROCURE
w FURS for 50 80, elsewhere S.; French
Corset, 10 cents, elsewhere 81; Hoop SEirs 5O
cents, elsewhere rs cents. Archer's BAZAAR.
tan2O &c
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XXTANTED, A FIRSTRATE MEAT AND
w BREAD COOK, who can bring good re-
commentators OF character and ability. Also, q
Boy to assist IN the house Apply at northwest
corner OF Montague aud Gadsden streets.
iau2U.3
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THE GRAND PRIZE RAFFLE
OF THE
COMET STAR FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, No. s,
Is unavoldably postponed until next Monday
evening, January II, 1873. All citizens holding
tickets will please govern themselves accordingly.
The drawing will positively come OF at that date.
X. z. FUkMAN,
Chairman Com. OF Arrangements,
iau20s Comet Star Fire Engine Co., No.
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Dants.

NTANTED, A COOK AND WASHER
w at No. 8 Ashley street. Good references
required and good wages promptly paid.
lnn20lS
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, BY THE
w single piece or In quantities, Secondhand
Furniture or any description. Address, P. o.
Lock Box no. l2z. janl6.WsmAr
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A TTENTION, WASHINGTON LIGHT
N INFANTRY RIFLE CLUB Attend an Ex.
triI MeelInG iHIs EVENING, at Phenlx Hail, at
O'Clock precisely. Punctual attendance ls parll-
cuarly requested. Stewards will report.
Nv order. q. o. 1kUMBO,
jin2o Secretary ". L. I. Rifle Club.
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Aleetings.

nAN LODGE, No SO, /. o. B. B.-A
~ Special Meeting will BE- held at tne usual
pace, This EVENING, at half.past O'CLOCK.
By order OF the President.
jan20 JUSErH Il. n. CHUMAOE1RO.
ct. ANDREWS LODGE, NO. 10, A. +.
- M.-The Regular communication OF tnl'
Lodge Will be held aJ Masonic Temple, at O'CLOCK
THIS EVENING.
ny order W. III. L. P. SPEISSEGGER,
jan20 Secretary.
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KTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, TWO SER
w WANTS without encumbrances, as Nurse
and Cook, and to be generally useful In small
family; fair wages and room allowed. Appl, at
Mo. 7 Line street. jit20-lr
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NKTANTED, A YOUNG COLORED
w Woman for care OF children, and assist In
housework. Apply to Captain WHITE, third
floor, Citadel. )an20 /"
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPRRs. 20
BYRNE d FUGARTY have opened q GR0UERY
STORE at No. 3l8 King street. opposite Liberty
street, on the cash system. Buying and selling
for cash only, thereby giving their customers the
advantage or getting their goods as the lowest
possib rates. Call and examine for yourself.
DO not forget the number, sls King street. oppo-
size Liberty street. nov29lmW8mos
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-13

GREELEY MONUMENT. - A.
" Jus Williams, Il practical
printer, who had not worked at
me business for twenty years,
dropped into our Office S-day and
SET up 1850 ems to further the
guiding of he monument to the
great American editor and printer,
~ dorace Greeley. This makes l0,-
VV ems composed in this Office
lor the Monument Fund, for
winch we shall pay seventy-tive
cents per thousand or five cents
more team the rrice fixed fer
sOImno:ltion co.. by the Topographic
cal Union. United States Marshal
Ut george | Lammon, "Jig," and 9TH
er outside printers will shortly
Gro!nlrlhute p! Il thousand or two
Virginia ChrOnicIe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-13
For Sale or TO Rent,

Tor SALE Oh TO RENT, \ FINE
1 Dwelling house situated between
liuel and Spring streets. a short distance
above the Episcopal Church, containing
four rooms, buttery, store-room, clothes
press, well and sink. all under cover, and
conveniently arranged. 1t will be sold
at cost, or two of the rooms will be
leased at reasonable rates to a suitable
tenant. Apply To
m2ttf FRANK UNDERCOVER.