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Government VS.. The Railroads.

Mr.. Geo. VIM. Curtis, Of Harper's Wee6ty'
bas let the cat out OF the bag. Deriving
b,a inspiration from no source less high than
Inc fountain head at The White House, bis
utterances have the authority OF pronuncla-
mentoes, and this is what he has to say on
tie subject of railroad legislation:
"The popular opposition to railroad mo-
" nopoly, which is manifested in 80 maby va
(" rious ways throughout the country, is very
4" significant. The inaugural OF every newly
4" elected Governor, and the resolutions OF
Z" every agricultural and Industrial conVen-
{" ton, lay especial stress upon the neces-
/" si,y OF some speedy and efficient reform
(" in The direction and management OF rail-
"ways."
So far, so good. No harm is discernible
as vet. But, after recitiDg what has been
done in sundry States In the way OF reforms,
he adds:
son the Continent OF Europe the man
/" asement Of railways is more efficient than
+" in this country, not because the laws are
"better, but because there is comprehen-
sive erecutive management"-tbe Italics
are his own" and," he continues, ire
quently the executive interierences are Oh
such nature that they weuld be deemed
{" in this country incompatible ao'm free IN
{" stitutions." Italics ours.
He goes on to declare that general rail-
road law, like that now pending in the New
Jersey Legislature, will not prove OF much
efficiency, and closes his article by this un-
eouiyocal declaration: "We must proceed
" upon the supposiLion that railroads are
Inevitably monopolies, and must regulate
" them as such. This can only be partially
{" and ine 6icienty accomplished By leg'ssa'
{" t;on. There must be aoise and CON-
Z" prehenstoe system of erecutiUe direction. !"
Can anything be palmer? In view OF Mr..
Curtis's relations TO General Grant and the
Republican party, it cannot be doubted that
Z" Government has made up it's mind TO
assume control OF the railroads, and OF course
of the telegraphs as we'll. Mr.. Curtis may
be- q little premature in his disclosures, but
the people, having parted already with their
liberties, are 80 weary OF endless and costly
railroad wars In their State legislation, that
they will submit to anything for the sake OF
little peace at home. Freedom ls bless
ing, but cheap travelling is JOY unspeakaole
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Church and State I'm Prussia.

The Berlin correspondent OF the London
Telegraph gives on account OF the measures
proposed by Prince Bismarck with regard 10
churches, which shows that he aims at the
domination of the State over all creeds and
churches, aud not over one particularly. Ac-
cording to this statement, no priest, minister,
pastor or teacher OF religion can exercise MS
functions without having previously received
three years training at government college,
with q certificate of success In certain pre-
scrbed examinations. Thus Prince Bismarck
declares that he will not tolerate in Germany
any but fairly educated clergymen OF all de-
nominations, and he ensures that, at the most
impressionable period of their lives, the iu-
ture spiritual guides oil The Prusslan people
shall submit 10 State stamp. Beyond this,
the interference of the authorities In the sub
seuuent operations of the churches Will be
constant and minute. New appointments,
changes OF ministers, publication OF DEGREES,
imposition of penalties or censures-ia TACT,
nearly all the public discipline of The churches.
secls and congregations-will be under the
control OF the minister of worship. This ar
rapg.ment does not apply merely to those
bodies which, through their present pecuniary
or legel connection with the State, might be
considered amenable to the new law. IL re-
fers to every sect, however Insignificant, that
can come within the microscopic purVlew oil
the Prussian police. 1t must be borne In
mind that the bill applies only to the northern
kingdom, though 1t cannot but offend or alarm
the Cathocs In Bavaria and through the south
of Germany. 1t is conjeclured that The shrewd
premier, suspecting The uprising OF crusade
against the new Germany, Ia determined 10
strike heavy blow before his enemy is pre-
pared.
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urp.,s OF THE NEWS.

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wilkes Booth and sicltles.

In the Army Medical Museum at Wash
in gton, Ford's old theatre, there are some
interesting specimens. No. 40S6 consists OF
three vertebrR from the neck Of human
being, dried and mounted on stand. TIE
entry in the official catalogue Is, "the third,
fourth and fifth cervical vertebra-from
cease where death occurred O. few hours
" after injury, April 26, 1865" The bones
have been fractured by a conoidal carbine
ball. No. 1887 is glass phial, filled with
alcohol, in which is suspended piece OF cy-
lindrical, white, cloudy matter, much jagged
and torn on one side, and the official entry
reads as follows: ga portion OF the spinal
" cord from the cervical region, transversely
perforated from right to left by o carbine
"bullet, which fractured the lamine OF the
"fourth and fifth vertebTe. The cord is
{" much torn and discolored by blood. (From
I" a case where death occurred few hours
latter injury. April rs, 1861"
And this, az We learn from a writer in Ap-
pleton's Journal, is all that remains above
ground OF John Wilkes Booth. Is the writer
certaini 1t would seem that the surgeons
who severed Booths head from his body, in
order to obtain these ghastly specimens for
the qualification OF morbid public curiosity,
ought not to have stopped there. II they
did, they exhibited degree OF unpractl-
cability not very creditable to race which
prides itself on making everything, even
the ghastly memento naori above named,
pay. Every inch Of this poor madman was
valuable. Every shred Of muscle, every
tendon, every spicula OF bone were worth its
weight in gold. His heart, preserved in al-
cohol, was beyond all price. What became
OF these precious remains and why were
they wasted?
Booths fragments do not lack society,
such as it is. No 1885 exhibits the shat
tered portion Of right leg, mounted length
wise on black stand. The bone looks
strong and white, but is iearfulIy shattered
about the middle by shot, and the record
Leil5 uS tudt luio 10 LILO Iiui1 dlu nuuih VI ~.
E. s., MAJOR General U. S.V., whose right leg
was amputated at Gettysburg, July 2, 1868.
Contributed by the subject" who is new
United States Minister 10 Spain. Tho SUBJ
ject whose refined taste and purity OF life
are 80 we'll known, must feel great pleasure
In calling on his fbula and tlbia, mounted
lengthwise for the inspection OF the loyal
and the scientific, whenever he visits Wash.
lngton. But there are some bad persons
who would not be sorry to see Booths leg
contrasted with the bones OF D. E. SIS
neck, and who hatter themselves that the
change would not be so detrimental to popu.
lar curiosity and theinterssts OF true science
as many might suppose.
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Go&els
HOTEL, COLUMBIA, s. {

This we'll known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
the business portion OF the city, affords every
convenience and comfort to travellers on busI-
ness or pleasure.
The rropriet, r. having secured The services OF
polite and tmcent assistants, pledges himself TO
spare no pains IN lts management. to sustain tile
high reputation so loug en- ed by the ''Colum-
bia,n rs 1rstclass house.
Attached to the house Is handsome Billiard
Room, furnished with three CT Phean & Collan-
dar's best and most improved Tables.
Telegraph Office In rotunda OF the House. Also,
Bathing Rooms enualled by none In The city.
VIM. G0RMAN, Proprietor.
f. T. BURDEIL, llte or Charleston HOtel, and
JAS. F. GADsDBE, Assistants. 1ebA
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Qhiropooiet.
NORNS, BUNIONS, &C., CURED.

Mrs. KEOGH having returned to the city Is pre-.
pared to give relief to those suffering from
CORNs, BUNlONS or other iseases Of the feet
As to her skill aud succ ;ss as o Chiropodlst she
REFER, by permission, to DR.. Fitch aud Dr. Ed
ward North. She will, II desired. attend those
who may require her services at their residences
She may be found at No. 98 Church street, be.
tween Broad and Chalmers streets. feb5
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goint 5tprk Gompanp.
OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum:
GLASS No. A7-TussDAY MORNING, March IL.
65-al-s-67-66-63-20-5
GLASS No. 44s-TUBsDAY EVENING, March II.
3a-44-1s-42-62-59-s-6
mchl2.1 A.. MOROSO, Sworn Commissioner.
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Tbe GbafleStnat 2aems.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Il. 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY News sis desgna
..ted az the newspaper for the publication OF
siaifiegat notices, and official advertisements,
.tfor the County of Charleston, under the act
.sof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication of all legal and public
nnoticea.n
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Amnsements.
THE CIR e. TION.

THE GRE TION.
HAYDNs oRAToRIo OF TIE CREATION,
viii be Performed at the
FREuNDsCHAFTsBUND HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10,
Under the direction and management Of Mrs.
u. BARHOT, who will be assisted by the bes.
Musical talent in the city.
The OratoriO will be conducted under the
patronage OF the followlsg gentlemen:
@. T. Lowndes, James H. Colourn,
Henry Gourdtn, w. u. UeSaussure,
JVm. Ravenel James B, Campbell,
y r. Frost James LOwndes,
lea Howard, DR.. W. T. Wragg,
James y Murdoch, James Slm0nB,
DR.. ]. p. Ohazal, b. q. Lanrey,
F. W. Dawson, Samuel Wragg.
A. O. Andrews, o. f. Wunderlich,
F. q. Cart, G. Follin,
JR. Roai, A. st. Amand,
W. L. Hambruch, P: o. Gaillard,
@. P. Aimar, Theo. Huchet,
Richard Roper, ". q. Cha ZEE,
WI ". D. Porter, 'e' Stanley g. Trott,
Rudolph Siegling. q. A. Scanlon,
@. o. Witte. II. Fl. Raymond,
H. II. DeLeon, A. q. Magrath,
U. K. Hugcr, Thos Y. Smons,
w. Z. Courtney. 4. B. Hayne,
a. Lengnlck, DaVis,
Jacob Small, =. Lord, Jr.
ID. Ravenel, Jr. James conner,
w. l.. Trenholm, l. w. beyne,
Geo. II. Walter, Geo ). cameron,
3. Y. Tupper, A. d. Hayden.
Tickets price sl) may be obtained at Holmes's
Book House, at Fogartie's Depository, at the Mu'
sic Stores OF q. slegllng and Charles McCl enahan
at the stores off, II. Greer 4 Sons, and ]. R. Read
Co., at the Offices Of THE NEWS and Courier,
and at the Charleston and Pavilion Hotels.
The poors will be opened at 7o'clock, and the
Oratorio will commence at g. mch8
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AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFER
N ED.-To clos. up an estate, the Store and
Fixtures formerly scupIed by Perez Fridenberg,
OF Jack-onv.lle, FlGlda, deceased, Is offered for
Rent or Will he soltiUn easy terms, together with
portion o STOCK iIstore.
Ihe Store is localel iu The best business part Of
the city ID built OF bick, go by SO feet three stO
rI,s high, French rof, and Brick Warehouse in
rcar No bonus required. For further inlorms-
lion apply to the uuterslgned.
IARKlS SOLOMON,
No. 65 ReGe street. New York City,
Orto HENRY P. FklDENBERG,
Jacksonville. Florida,
mchslmo Eyecubrs EslaLe Perez PridenberR
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THO CONTRACToRS.-F SALE, BEL
i CLAN PAVING BLOCKS, the most approved
and durable pavement, delivered at the Docks
direct from the quarles on the Hudson River
N. j., opposite New Nrk City. For Information
as 10 size, freight, dc., apply to ADOLPHE
MECKERT, Dealer inBeglan Paving Blocks, No.
b8 Bowery, New York 1an2l-tul3mos
CEWING MACHNES.-ALL DESCRIP-
- TIONS OF Sewlut Machines repaired on rea-
sOnable terms and at1he shortest notice by J. L.
LUNSFORD, Smith erect, just north OF Went
worth rect. jan9
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DEoPLE'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
OFFICE No. o BROAD STREET.

Deposits of FIVE CENTS and upwards re-
ceIvcd daily, and Interest allowed Monthly on
all amounts deposited on or before the 18th day
OF each Month.
Interest Is paid semi-annually, in April and
October, on nil deposits which remain In the In.
Stitutlnn to the time OF the declaration OF the
Dividend, and IL compounded every six months
In addition to the SIX PER CENT. paid annu-
ally, ALL THE PROFITS ARE DIVIDED, EVERY
FIFTH YEAR, among such depostors as have
funds In the Institution at the time Of this quin-
aN HENRY g. GRIGGS,
ianl5-wrmlyrs Secretary and Treasurer.
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wUNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA. CHARLESTON FEBRUARY 25, 1879
The Annual Election fc Directors of this Bank
will be held at the Baking House, on WEDkEs'
DAY, 18th day OF Marc, proxlmo between the
hours OF II A. II. and .P. Ii.
|. D. ALEXANDER,
feh27. 7.thstuev1 Cashier.
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Gssriui Il olliE5.

wCoNsGNEE PER STEAMSHIP
from Phndeph!a. are hereby nott
fed that she is discargiug Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods Mt removed by sunset VIII
remain on wharf at cons gnees' risk anil ex'
pense. All claims INST be made on wharf be-
fore removal OF goods
mchl21 VIVA. COURTENAY, Agent
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@- THE "DOL.AR REWARD SOAP
washes with Hot, Colo Hard, Soft or, Salt Water.
DOwIE, MISE DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, 8. G.
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Enst an1 1onnn.

.o-ooo>..~.>~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~
It OST, MARCH 10, ON KING Or
IL Meeting street road, a small Coral Broach,
pluped ON a blue bow. he finder will be re
warded by leaving the same at No. q Rulledge
avenue, or at this office. mchl2-lF
CTRAYED OR STOLEN, A BLACK
- Newfoundland D G, marked with white On
breast head, neck and end OF tall. answers 10
name OF Rolla. A reward will be given II ne IS
left at NEWS ofllce. mchll
EOUND, A MULE, WHICH THE OWN
I Elk can have by proving proper ty and pay.
Ing expenses. BURROUGHS SCOTT, Mellichamp's
Place, Dorchester Road. leo26-Wa"
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TUST RECEIVID, A CARLOAD OF
e good HORSES aud MULES; for sale at the
subscribers stable, queen street. T. WEST.
rnchl1.4f
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A NEW ARRlAL.-ONE CAR LOAD
~ of Match Ponis, Mares and Horses, ut X.
U .KMAN'S STABLIS, No. IS Church str,tt
mrhll.3f
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@- IF YOU WOULD ENJOY LIFE,
use TUFTS PILLS. They produce good appe-
tl,e, sound digestion, and impart Vlgor to body
and mind. mcno-op6"
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OTATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
y UHANICAL S0ClETY.-ln pursuance OF
Resolution passed al the Meeting Uf The state Ag'
ricuturul and Mechanical Society In Decembtr
last, the Spring Meeting OF tho Society WIN be
II, Id IN Charleston, on The nrst TUESDAY In May
next beginning at II O'Clock A. NJ. inc place VI
meeting and programme OF proceedings Will b.:
published In the (mOrning) Charleston papers OIL
that date.
The following subjects have been selected Tor
dlecusBlo OF That IN, eting, anu the names Ut.
lached are the anpointees VINO Will De expected
TO omen the debale on ihe respective subJecls:
Tie Culture OF Upland Rice os Staple Product
OF South uarolina.-GE0. 7. WlCKS, Rchland.
The Comparative Advant ige OF Labor saving
MachInt ry and their Adaptabllity to southern
Labor and Products M. l.. DONALDSON, Green.
Vile, ,,.r..
1lnerenL Seasons.-JUlN II. FURMAN, Sumter.
The Cheapest Fertilizer, whether domestic OF
commercial, and the most Economical Time ana
AZ, tho of lis Application PAUL s. FIELDER,
isan Exclusive Cotton Crop Good Policy for
nny Single Farmer or Planter in South Carolina
W. NJ. SHANNON, KeIshaw.
The Most Economical Method OF WlnieriDg
stock.-rHOS. q. MOURE, Spartanburg.
liz South Carolina In Greater Need OF Labor or
Capita! 9-JAs. MOJUTCHEN, Williamsburg.
Min Cheap Hands and inefficient Labor, Is the
Farmer Better Remnneratsh M A. y ny supern'l lal or
I'ne above named gentlemen IRE e:rnesty re-
nunsted 10 attend The May Meeting OF the society,
and be prepared 10 open the Discussion Win
ESSAYS UPON The subjects respectively assigned
By order T. W. WOODWARD, President.
mch5-I&C d. WYATT AIKEN, secretary.
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0NEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Lost or Stolen on the evening OF January
20, from Ihe South Carolina Railroad train, be.
tween Charleston and Columbia, OAEPET BAG,
containing important papers, Of no value 10 any.
one but the owner, as payment upon them has
been stopped. A reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will be ps:d and no questions asked, for the
return OF the papers to this office. JOSEPH
CREWS. feb1S
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TIME UNDERSIGNED OFF e r FOR
Il sale Desirable Building Lots In Inc Clty OF
{; i;re-nyille. S. o., mar the Depot the Atlanta
and Richmond Air Lne railroad. those desiring
10 settle ln this groNDg aud prosperous city VIII
1nd lt to their intersts TO address COX, BRINE
q CO., Posloffics Bo No. 7, GreenVille, ). U.
mch5.WSl8
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Gopartnersh,ps ano Dlssolutiuns

TINHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the firm OF w. Il j. ROBE,
Is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent. All
claims against the same mast hc presented at
once, anu parties Indebted will make payment 10
either OF the undersigned.
WILLIAM ROBB.
March l2, 1878. JAMES R0bB.
mChlZ.3
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
"a HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, AND OF The SOUTH
WESTERN RAILROAD BANK.-OHAhLESioS
q. a.. MARCH 8, ls73-The Annual letting OF the
siocSholders OF The South Carolina Railroad
Company. and OF the southwestern Railroad
Bank, will be held ln this city, In The Hal! lhe
tauk OF Charleston, northeast corner OF Broad
nnd State streets, on TUESDAY, Aprn proxlmo,
at II O'CLOCK A. N. On the following day an
Election viii be held between the hours Of A. M
and P. NJ, for fifteen Directors VI the Railroad
Uvmpapy, and thirteen Directors OF ihe Bank.
Committee 10 verify proxies VIII alteuu
Stuc ,ho ders Will be passed over Inc au 10 anu
from t.e Meeting free OF charge.
J. R. EMERY, Secretary.
mchs l2 ls,22,26,29, apr1,7,s
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE SOUTH
N CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY, AND
OF THE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD BANK
Shareholders having proxies intended TO be used
at lhe Meeting to be held ON the sth and 9th OF
April, are requested to lodge them Win either OF
the following Committee. who will be in attend
ance at the Han OF the Bank Of charleston, dur
ing the morning Of the Stn instant, for the purpo
of verifying proxies. Un the following day,
during The Election, other duties may prevent the
Committee from examining patches VI proxls
before the hour for c,eslng the polls.
L.O. HENDRICKS, Committee
A. W. BURNETT, on
O., P. AlMAR, Proxies.
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MOTT E.-THE COPARTNERSH1P
IN heretofore existing under The name Oh
WATT URO>SWELL. near Fort MOlte, OraDge-
W. X. WATT.
] NJ. CROSS W ELL
Fort Motto, 8. c., March 8, 1878. mche-wo
TIME COPARTNERSHIP OF DOUGLAS
Il MILLER was dissolved on the 4th Marcn,
by mutual consent. Either partner VIII sign III
liquidation. Mm. M,M ~ WinSp
WIN. G. MILL Err, of the above q m, Will con-
thine the Paint and OIL and General Painting pu-
siness at the old stand No. OIL East Bay.
mchl0.3
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TUST AkRIVD, SIXTY HEAD OF
sD FINE MULES. nitable for all purposes. For
sale low at HOCKDAY'S STABLES, columbus
.trs.t mch10-6f
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VUST ARRIVEl A LOT OF FINE KEN
ID TUCKY HORSB, MARES AND MULES. For
sale at j IL RarkeLs Stables No. 5SS King street.
mchlI.2s
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Anllpersarles.
TIBE MAN SOC1E T. Y.
o,rHxn1y crn0ND ANNrVERCARY

TIBE RNIAN SOCI E L 7.
SEVENTY SECOND ANNIVERSARY.
The HIBERNIAN SOCIETY will celebrate its
Seventy Second Anniversary, on MONDAY, the
18th 1t slant, at their Hall In Meeting street. The
Society will assemble at IL u. for the e!ectien OF
officers for the ensuing yesr and the transaction
OF other business.
Members will please come prepared to pay ar.
rears.
Polls open from IL NJ. toll NJ.
The Society will reassemble In III, evening at
7 O'Clock precisely to partake OF the Anniversary
Supper.
STEWARDS.
EDWARD DAILY,
John BURKE, HUGH FERGUSON,
]. n. HOUSTON. ROBERT HUNTER.
JAMES ARMSTRONG;,
mchl0 Secretary.
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Removals..
Remar1s.

TlWENTY DOLLARS REWAR R-
Stolen from my Stables, near tlorelce,
South Carolina on Saturday night March 1st,
hands high, s:ven years old this spring. both
hind legs White star in the face, and heavy black
name and tail Will give the above reward for
recovery OF the Horse, and nfty dollars l$50l Tor
the thief. with evidence to convict. JAMES A.
PETTIGREW, Florence, 8. @. mch6 wfmss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12

E1OR SALE, LOT OF FINE LARGE
T. DRAY MUL,S, youg, SQUAD and gentie
Having been usc( through the season In the
city, they are we'll .roke. and just what's wanted
for bray, Cart or .urpentine hauling. Apply TO
b. F. MCCABE, T. 5. ClsSELL, state Press,
Corner East Bay an PincEney streets.
mchS.6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12
feb27.thstu8T1

~CHARLEsTN LIBRARY SOCIETY
AND APPRENTIuEs'A AND MINORS LIBRARY
SOClETY.-The Roomsor the Charleston Library
Society. corner or Brof and Church streets, will
he open on WEDNBsDAIand SATURDAY EVENINGS
from to o'clock, for he use OF members OF tho
two Societies, and OF APPRENTICES and Minors in
troduced under The RUS.
mchl1.2 ARTUR MAZYCK, Librarian.