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, 1873-12-03

CATTLE-Tho advance q &c IN Now York, and
ts rlncr tolo assumed by tho uthpr salcrn markets.
takon IN connection with tho continued light rccc,Ex
operators, au under an increased nhlpin., demand
priecs OF tlo better grades Of cattle ook Hyht up
wart! trn Tn{r to medium qualities rl,lod about
good 10 eoice lots offered commanded Atiy.nee Of
1c. 50 far bulchers' stntY concerned, thu i'm
in quotntioa. Although the snpply s,nal II cuu-
adgrahy excccdtd their wa1,t, and .hey enabled
to I'LL their orders At substantially last weeks prices,
or ut II 60GD415 for Inferior mixed lota at Ii
for cos1no to rlocu md puur 10 ur STEERS mud
nj 3!21tt3.10 for Texas unl Cherokee CATTLE .otkrrs
were tIHctiSc, and prices remain nutnnalEy unctaDg-
ell. rnotabe at sl3,3.v1 for common to gnol droyes
Of from 100 to 1,uJn lbs average. Tho c1treo range
OF tue days. 6a1es was frGn Sl.ho for hs to f55b for
t1tra shipping steer, With most uf tho trausfors At
s3.0JG4.50. The market closed steady.
ItF1-rh
, 1873-12-03

S1IEl1P-Tlt ueu1atu WAB fl1l!br H6IteF E71ny tHF!
unlera seat supply prices ruled Gt1ncr. NJ decided
advance was gylcl, however, and we continue to
quote At $27193oo for poor to common, Aui $3.50
4,Cu for medium to ctoire.
, 1873-12-03

Ex.ra Heeves-nradeda atuera, averaging 1,400
lbs aud upward. a,.....,..............
Choice HceveJ-Einc, fat, VOL fnrinel 5 year
to t year old stcrrs, averaging ],1UJ to
,450 lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
Good Bce>eE-Well-fatienn tItcly formed
atecrs. averaging / l,10U To !, I,:ijU Iii. ....,..
Medium Gradcs-steera IN fmir Npsa, aver
nging 1.lsg to LEO 1ha. 1ha.........,.......,.
Butchers atock-Cumsnon to fair Steers.
and good 10 extra c1ws, for city slaughter,
averaging $50 to LOO lbs.
Stock CAttie-Cornnon cattle, in decent
fosll. averaging 7u9 10 1,Usu lis. ..........
1nferior-I.igAt and tlin COWS, hoifora,
stays, bulls, mud scaaawIg steers.
C:ttle-Texus, choice corn-fel. :. ..........
Cattir-Tcxas, s,lnltnera1 North ............
Cattle-Te1as, through dHres, s,...,.,.....
CATTLE 6AtKH
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Total Of MI kinds nf grain, 10a5 Cos bu Those lg-
urea ahow Increase dirnE thu week of l03,8aa bn
wheat ,tle bn corn. 80 bu outs and tasrsa,e u
bl.
EXPORTS OF nREADsruFrs+
The foreign exports Of Drcatstn1u from Tho
United Slatos to tic United Kingdom Of Great
britain and ireland, aud to tho Continent, from
Sopt l. wero.
, 1873-12-03

Dressed beef, mnttop, veal, buf1alp meat, venSnM;
sl." frcsh neat In barrnls aud bo1es ..uing tondor
ut's, trareribH, oc..} 10e per n0 ks abuYe dreAsed
my sale', to eacl point respectively.
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AN HoNGsN LIFE.-The poor nit
rance OF seventy years is not worth bc-
in5 a william for. What matter j. il
II Snnr nc'%hbor lies in a splendid
1omb? Steep you with Innocence
Look behind you through the tract Of
ume A vast desert lies open 10 et,o-
speed. Nearled with Yeas and sor-
row, they sink From the walks of man.
lon must leave them where they fall.
a"" you mast go Little farther, where
S"" ttelnaI'y rest. Whatever. Won
o'aN nave TO encounter between ,hc
cradle aud the grave. every moment is
o!S with lnnnmelahic events, which
come not IN Succession, but bursting
'"'cto'y ftoma evolving and usk now y
s q ny over this orb with divers in
ilUepce. ,s'F,. = :
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}hatlln Chains Plated Ware at Ferpson and schnoos
ADDRESS OF GOV. McENERY,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExEcUrtvEl
.... ..aH. .r OFFICE, I
New Orleans, December Gu, 1874
TO the Members Of tie General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Louisiana: "a !,
1t is now made manifest That the
Congress of the United States win en-
terrain jurisdiction Of the .Lonisi,n,
case, and determine, during IFS present
session, the question of Legitimacy he.
tween the two rival Governments in
this State. ~
Owing to The intervention Of ,hc
Federal power the Government cIaf,h:
ing to be the legal and Legitimate Cos
crnment of Louisiana, and of which 7
have the honofto be tlielIead. has been
prevented from assuming and cxcr
cisin3 tho practical functions of COY
crnment; nevertheless we have kent up
the form of Government, and its whole
machinery is ready to be pat in motion
the moment it receives the rGeoeuition
Of the Congress OF the United StItcs.
| haze remained at my post, at the
capital Of the State. since my election
and inauguration. The Attorney Ccn-
er.i. tue Auditor, til @ Secretary of
State. through his Assistant Secretary.
and the superintendent of Education.
have done the sine; and the, Treasiii', err
of tie State. presume, is ready, ,ava
wiling to follow that Government
which the Congress shall recognize.
You, as the Legislative Department
of the cove nment, remained true to
your posts duH0@ siHty .davs1ast win
Scr, anl as inc time is now fast APP
proach}nG wncb tie Consultation ,c-
Ouircs ibe commencement ofyourap-
nnll sessiop, have deemed it properI
to address YOU some words Of advice
and cqu"set.. s.3I ..~. "a
Unless The Congress of lhe Uai(ed
States determines the case in our favor
prior to the inSt Monday of january,
it worllt'be useless for you to assem-
bic, hec.nse such is the existing stale
ofeaif'irs in Louisiana, DO practical
benefits could flow liVm any Ieaisla.
ton yo9''mi.ht enact. en. s.ci2.i: y
iI'StenLa'-tlLeu,-t W Aullle- lGlrk or Wis
tlom, aMl -HttGQtjsm dat ,lQA sItogiA
hold:yY sas es 70 lea'line>4tol Is pohl
to MY proclamation for Your assem-
hiag. lHihc event th,,t orr .oycfia
MEATS nntrecoGuized Ivy Congress M
I'll altes-the il1st Monday vi Janu;uy
HeSf.,s . : 8 81. - r - - .-s
Cong sswill not pass E&htlv soger
the gave matters Ioentved in the, case
OF Lo81slHha. for she stands at The bar
OF that body rs one of the co-duual
States nitric tuion, pleading thaty the
great Wfon2 dHae bee by Feaelul usur- |
)mCinns, Ought atnt Shnald be eHresscd |
ny. The p"iiQcal ,lepittmeut OF, 9he Ma
tidhat Cove HEeut .i'
.a,rT r.. ~-, JOHN .McLHEPY.r |
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FLOUR Plants Extra. OFallon. re n
| Strike. Davis d Emn,ons' Best. Lone
Star, fletr dc Cup. Cape City,aud other
brands Of the choicest Family Flour re.
ceIyed n this market: also SrpelIine.
Double Extra and Iitole EAlla, suited
10 plantation use. -.r, .y...
PEARL HOMlNY and GRITS-Cracked
Wheat, Smiths Crashed White Wheat.
Corn Meal, Genuine Sccicir OaU- Me:,l.
MESS and RUMP PORK-Bacon. Clear
SIdfsand Shoulders, Dry Sailed Sides
and Shoulders.
ICIlOlCE sUGAR-CURED HAMS AND
leak tlsi Bacon. .an a,.s -
FULTON MARKET FAMILY BEEF and
Pig Polk in. hal' and quarter barrels.
EDEjED- BEEF sAlol.e,l Deei Tongues.
Sniced Beef.
PURE LEAF LAhD-In l;cJccs, legs and
buckets. i*', ',-s*' - -
GOSHEN EUTTEP-l'ionia,t lie best dali
les, III ii4ktns. iubs autlclns OF live and
. zen rrHhds.cach. ~ :
WESTERN HUrrEE-Tn tilkins and tubs
CHEESE - ENGLISH Daily. New York
lrcam. NeS.ein Factory, ,hlne Apple,
Holland. Sap Sage aud .Grnyere. etc
SUGARS -Crushed, Cut Loaf, GRANADA
tea. Powdered. Willie aud YalInw Ciu-
'ned and Louisiana Brown OF all grades
MOLASSES and SYRUPS In barrels.
half barrels and kegs of ten gallons e:,cI'
/, ';tr, prime and choice. ..-... .-.-4.
FISH - Mackcrol, Salmon. White Fish.
Goldfish, Tongues aud SQUADS, Dutch
Hcrrnos.
CAADLEs-Star, Sperm and P.uatne.
YEAST POWDERS. ETC. = Sole Agent
for J. Monroe Ia ylol's Cream Yeast
Baking Powder, The Best Preston 4,
Mcrif|lS, Bun'Iam's, linrStord's Bread
PreparJ'ion, Cream Tartar, Bi-Carb
Soda. 'a
SALr-Coalse and fire, in sacks and
pockets.
SOAP Proctor & Candles Olive, Lautz
Brothers, Acme and Defensive; also q
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NEW THIS DAY.
TEMPER iTtRE

AS EGrorfl:o ~ lEGGrooS S scuvAc
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W AhSioNCc'S .cdC IL w 10 .UU
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware, etc, valued at
$I.500.00O. , -
THANCE TO DRAW ANY OF THE
" above Prizes for Is cents. Tickets
describing prizes are sealed in envclopes
and well mixed. On receipt of 25 cents a
sealed ticket is drawn without choice and
iscut by mail to any address. The prize
named upon it to bedeliyered to the ticket
holder on payment. of one dollar. Prizes
are immediate'v sent to any address bv
express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before
you pay for it. Any prize exchanged for
another OF the same value No banks
Oar patrons can depend on fair dealing.
OPINIONS or THE PREss.-Fair dealing
can he relied on.-N. Y. Herald. a genu-
inc distrihut,on.-Worll Not one OF the
humbugs of the day--W Weekly Tribune.
They give general satisfaction. -Staats
Zeitung. s...
REFEGENCEs--Ey kind permission we
refer to the following: Franklin S. Lane,
Louisville, drew $4,000. Miss Hattie
Banker, Charleston. $4,000. Mrs. Louisa
I. Blake, st. Paul. TIU3. Samuel V. Raw.
mond, Boston, $500 Eugene, d. Biack-
sett. Hittsourg, Watch, $500. Miss Annie
Ossood, New Orleans, 5000 Emory l..
Pratt, Columbus, Ohio, s. 900.
One cash gift in every package of lao
tickets guaranteed. 5 tickets for ST. II
tor -; % for 50; so for s.; $50 lo.. SIS.
Agents waited, to whom we offer Iber-
al Inducements and guarantee satislac-
ton. Address,
WILLIAM B. TURNER e. CO..
.tt TAG Broadmdy, Nc'u York.
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Proclamation.

Mayors OFFICE, g.
AIezandria, La, Deeember Sd, 49,
BY authority'of Il Resolution passed
by the Town Council /, r. l.. Fox. Ma.
yor of Alexandria, do issue ibis INV
Proelamation,. requesting the good cifi-
zehS OF. Alexandria, TO repair to their
respective places OF Worship, on Thurs
day the lSth of December next there to
return thanks TO Almighty God, for
HIS protecting care over us as a commu-
nifty during the year now drawing 10 a
close, and to implQre Him for colltin-
uance of His blessing for the future.
That, while other communities III our
beloved state have been afflicted, our
community through His goodness 10 us
has enjoyed comparative health. 't'
i.- - R. l.. FON, Mayor.
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TOYS AND EANCY., GOODS. 7 n
great variety at Il !.a.t.i jg3
FERGUSON & SCUNACK'S

How THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE WAS
EEcgIvEb Ey CoNGRESs.-The Presi.
deet's message was received with I'M,
Disguised favor by his friends, and
without much comment from the Oppo,,
sition. Iii is not regad ed as a strong
State, paper by his most ardent admi-
lefs, but they claim that it will prove
10 be popular with the. mass. The
peaceful sci Element of the Spanish diff
iiculty will be accepted, they conf
dentlv assert, with great favor by an
parties. 49, :
The most sanguine of his supporters,
however; admit that his recommends
tons and reflections on finances are
crude and rather mixed. When the
Clerk of the House came to that por-
tioa wherein the President iecom-
mends the building of houses for Cabi
net Ministers and army officers ia
Washington by the United States, and
for Senator's by their respective States.
broad grin was seen on everybody's
face, and litter could be plainly heard
IN the reporters gallery. The mem
bers WHO are interested in the improve
ment ofVrivers aud harbofs and tile
erection of public buildings In their
districts, are very much dissatisfied
with his proposal to cut down appro-
prlations for'these objects.se.5 81
They say that in this case ECONOMY,
IKE charity, had better begin at home.
THIS is new thrust at the recommen-
dation for liberal appropriations for
the District of Columbia. The failure
to recommend favorably the Virginia
anu the Georgia Canal project was un-
expected by the Southern members,
and was quite damper on the friends
oil these jobs. The recommendation in
regard to the amendment to the Con-
stltntlon, which will enable the Presi-
Dent to approve so much of an act as
ne Pleases and prevent all legislation
during the last twenty-four hours of
the session elected various opinions,
,ae last generally being commended
,py honest men and condemned by job
bers. =
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TIE FINEST TINS L3lp02 2ZD.

III o.1LA II LXLL,S Nv TEsA g.
tie Holland Gin, two bottles Port Wine.
two bot ties Sherry Wine, one bottle Ja-
maica Rum. Price SIG per case for first
Quality, and Sl2 per case for second
quality.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, from FORTY
live cents to 81 per pound,
all Goods Warranted as Repre-
SeDtGd
Otherwise to be returned at orr eypense
Mistakes will sometimes occur, and when
we are III error please report, aud tney
VIII be corrected Instantly.
DO not expect the best quality of goods
at The lowest price.
Send us a list Of the goods wanted, and
we will give prices, which will convince
you that the cost of your supplies can be
greatly reduced.
Orders from parties not we'll known to
us must be accompanied by satisfactory
CITY references or draft to cover amount
of bill
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered.
All purchases delivered free of charge.
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farce assortment Of Toilet Scans. -
naNi HAh-:l'lTe Cider and French Wine
sIAREli-WeStern, Duryea's Satin Gloss
aud Blneing. ''' '''''
CiAth ElS---LarGe assortment O f Eng
| i'Siiand American s-l &c So
PICKLES, PRESERVES and JELL1Es--
Imported a'ld Domestic, in great v,,ri-
FLAVoRING EXTRACTs-Lemon. Va
n'l!;i, Pineapple, Orange, Almond, Nee
faIlme. hose, Peach and Ginger
SfhutS-Eemon. Pineapple, Raspberry.
t can'ii''' Strawberry, saIsapariIla and
DElLD FRUI'rs-Pruues Peaches. An
pies. Figs. Raisins, Cilron, Curronts
and Cherries.
NUNI-A mords, Pec;ps, Filher;s Fnn-
III, Wa,nn.s.
CANTON PRESERVED GINGER and
tilOW-CHOW. :.
CANNED GOODS-A large assortment.
c"m" II, eve.v variety OF T,u;, V...-
e,ah!es. Meats. Fish, Scoops and pou}rv.,
Observation-Disclosures, Sausage. Frcnc,
l.ar''cs, Mushrooms. p"vilc,, Ham and
IoHcHe. Shrimp ana Ancovv Paste.
MACCARONl AND VEKMlCELLI-liul.
lan and American.
SALAD OlLS-rhe finest imnoried.
CONDENSED MILK Bordeu's Eagle
and Swiss.
sACCES-Le and Worcestershire. Fork
sure Relish. Crosse & Black well's Wal
nnt aud Mushroom Casup, McIIhepny,s
Tohasco pepper.
CHoCOLAIE-5akers' Plain, Single and
Double Vanilla, Paris Exposition.
sPlCES-Mustard, Pepper. Alspice, Gin
ger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Nutme"s.
Cure Powder.
CoEFEE-Rio, Java. Mocha, Lacnayra,
Manila Havana. CO. dova, Our cofecs
are selected with great care, aud pur-
chasers eau always rely on getting The
best in market.
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=, ~ The vicar of st. James Church,
Noting Hill, England, lately preached
d sermon on ''Deatii." The effect was
80 great that several ladies overcome
WIN terror were carried out of the
snnfch, and the excitement grew so
in'ense at last that the service had to
ished. 49, $500 '~'.S $500
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s7 Chocolate and Coffee can be had
~ al hours from J. Levin, Conlection-
or, under Town Hall,
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAIN
"A ed from Courts of different States
for desertion, &c. No publicity le-
quired. No charge until divorce grant
ed. Address, ~.
M. HOUSE, Attorney,
+. B. st.s s+ 1874 Broadway, N. Y.
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TEAS


Received directly the
New York,
the usual goods. Houekee
80 of household
will please olown
price list hiuclu
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MISUNDERSTANDING brands or Rye and
Bourbon from two t, ten years old; also
Scotch and Irish
Dcpuy e. Co, James
Hennessy e. Co. S;lrazac, of different
vntages.
PURE HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA AND
St CroX Rum.
MANIFESTATIONS brands o f Claret and
White Wines Sherry, Madeira aud Port
some especially recommended for ve,y
superior quality.
CHAMPAGNE-Krug & Co., L. Rhoderer
pints and quarts.
ALE AND PORTER-Bass', Alsop's and
McEwan's Ale, Byass' London and GUM
ness Dublin Porter, Bremen Lager Beer.
COhDIALS-The finest quality Of impor-
ted.
BITT E r S-Hostetter's, Newfoundland,
Plantation, Angos ur;l, Boxers, Yer
mouth.
ASSORTED CASES OF LIQUORS, of one
dozen large bottles each. tor family use
containing two bottles Bourbon Wits
Ky, two bottles French Brandy, one bot
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j. w. PLATT,
Wh0 le5ale and Retail Dea1er
81 h O CER E5 and TIE =
Plantation Supplies,
Wines, Liq uors and Co~dia1s
Family Groceries,
II~ zo2 cANz' 81, c0z.'cgn or p07Dnfs
Family Groceries,
zo2 ca'lz' 81, c0Rl1,H or P07Dn.1s,
NEW ORLEANS

sCQNTANTY ON HAND STOCK OF GOODS I'M 1s 1vr
10 Whch respectfully
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. MARCH 26. 1873
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Equator, Hlnckley, Philadelphia
left 22d Inst. Mise. To W A Courienay, l.
Webb. W Bliss Cameron, Barley & co, Quack.
enbush. Estill l. co, o F Wleters Mantore Il CO..
Stefrens, Werner IL Fucker, Rieeke & Peterman,
p Macqueen, Chase & Gu tlno. powie, MoIse j.
DAVIS, ] II Graver Bros, Culbirt, Tovey 4 GloD,
d FRANKIE. F Taylor d CO, B O'Seill, J A Ems
low GO, Fogartie. Stillman Il co, E Adger Il
co, Chapeau Hefrron, WsGeutr. Monsees d CO.,
WI Yales. Elias Eros, W II Bird Gu, I'D Jordan
Il sou, I @ Holmes, strauss q co, B K Eeu vllle
Johnson Brown. T N Cater. l. ID Shapiro, Jno
Thompson CO, Blum Miller. Martin i Mood,
W Mehrtens, r NJ BRISTOL & CO. A Semke, Jno
K Johnson, A Ti-fenthal. Cl cius, Klusman
Bros, U P Poppenhtirn, Capt Bradley, Kali
road Agent. Order and Others.
Steamship Sea Gull. button, Baltimore-left 22d
instant. Mdse. To Mordecal 4 co. P Trenholm,
Railroad Agents, Raw, mel q co. Mrs. O U Bowen.
W Miller. Jno q Graver, JEo Graver d Bro W
II Chalee d co. Dowie, bcise q Davis, Fischer,
Jno Hurkamp q co. Lilienthal co, J 9 Minor
q co, E D Andrews. d Ledng d Fitz Gibbon. 8
Watts. ] Il Hillen, Ms Mehrteng P F Murray, W
T Miller, Duncan Son, @ d u Marsh, Martln
3 Mood, A BrOokbanks. Z D Ahrens. F l. O'aell
Wagner, Monsees & co. B O'>enl, Quackenoush
Es;il h co, Ii schof & co, SteneLs. Werner d
DuoEer, Macqueen, W Linley, J o b CausseD,
Brown, Mrs Finley, - Schneizer. Jno be- Sc.
man & Bro, Winemsn 4 Gu, Harl CO. b Cooia
Il co, Q Litschgi, Poppenhelm, W BE co.
Adger Il co, P P Toale, Grsveley, Iay.
lor, D ANIME, L Webb, Walker, Evans
Cogswell, b Qerdts 4 co, Folln q son, q
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Drnes at Uhnlesale.
|>VESXZ|Z;SNZZZZEl
IZSSAESZM

OF Chronic and Acute rheumatism. Neuralgia
LumbaQo. Sclatica, Kidney aud Nervous Dis
eases AFTER wears OF suffering BY taxing d.
FITLEkiS VEutTABLh RHEUMATIC SYkUf-
the sceorlflc discovery OF p. Filter, M. D., q
regular graduate physician. Win Wnom we are
persoh aily Acquainted, who has 1or ~ years
treat ed these diseases exclusively WIN astohIsIl'
ing results. We believe it our Cnrlstlan aucy' ;t
alter dclheration TO c0nsceD tIously request SUI.
Ierer. To- use it, especially persons In moderate
circumstances who canuot AFFORD to waste
money and lIme on worthless mixtures. AS
clerpymen we seriously feel the deep respohs
h,iiS re- sting on US In publ ely endorsing thls
medicine. But our knowlege and experience "
its remarkable merit fully justiaes our acilon:
Rev e. Ii. Ewing, Media, Penn, suffered slxteen
yea,s. beclme hopeless; Rev. Thomas huIpny'
d. ID Fraukford Philadelphia; Rev. j.; b. DaVis'
HIghtstUwn. New Jersey; Rev J. =. Bnc1aRan, Ma
Careuce, Iowa; Rev. @. q. smith, pltIsioLu, Nem
YorE; Rev Joseph Beggs. Fall Church, PnIlaoel-
mia other Testimonials from Senator's, Cover
iors Judges, Congressman, Physicians. &C, lol
warded gratis with pamphlet exp aiming Lnsse
diseases. una thousand dollars Will pc present.
ed to auy medicine for SO ne diseases sho~ins
eGuol merit under est, or that can produce one
SrInrih ~ mauy living cures. Any person send
inc by letter description OF afiictlon VIII receiSe
gratis legally signed guarantee, namiDs tns
lumber or bottles to cure, agreeing 10 relulo
money upon sworn statement OF us IsliuIg 1I !, %
cure. Ar1loled invited to write 70 VI, nathInn
philadelphis Ills valuable advice coats notniuH'
DuWIE. NOISE DAVIS,
Sole Wholesale Agents for So9tn oaronIn.
For sale at Retail BY Fl. BAEh, W. a. shhINI'
W. EoKEL & co., DR.. GEO. oADLIER, g. y
1uHN los. BLACKMAN, E. q. KELLERs.
iarl8.stuthly DkC
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TIE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YoRK.-We publish In another column The
annual statement Of this staunch and reliable
company, showing an aggregate of assets
amounting to nearly four and half millions
of dollars, with liabilities of about one-eighlh
of that amount on January 1st, 1873. The
losses of this company oy the Boston fire was
little less than three-qnarlers OF a million,
aud coming so soou alter having contributed,
directly from ils resources, over two and a
half millions to the Chicago disaster, no bet
ter testimony TO the skiiful and efficient man
agement of the inetitutlon can be addnced
than the annual statement for the year 1872
now published. The past eighteen months
have so.ely tried the fire insurance interests,
and we congratulate all who have come safely
through the fiery storm; and that company
which. like the "Heme," has 10 the past two
years paid to polIcy-hoders the princely sum
of five aud half millions, and still has four
and half millions OF assets, is entitled TO
every confidence and a large patronage
Major Hutson Lee, at No. 26 Broad street, Is
the Charleston agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
PROFESSOR CROMWELL and THE CON
FEDERATE HOME.


At meeting OF the board of control oil the
Confederate Home, Charleston, 8. c., held
March 2S, 1873, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanim ously adopted:
Whereae, this board, desirous To testify Its
high appreciation OF the courtesy and liberali.
ty OF Professor Cromwell to the pupils oil The
Home School, In givHg Them free admission
TO his beautiful and Instructive art exhibition,
and In the donation OF one hundred and sixty
seven dollars to the funds OF The institution;
and whereas. though accustomed to receive
most hearty response to everyappeal 10 the
sympathy Of our citizens, We had no right 10
expect like interest iu one who came amongst
US almost stranger; and whereas. this kind
ness has greater value because unsolicited oy
appeal and unrequired by policy; therefore,
RESOLVED, That This board will retain CRATE.
fnl memory of the courtesy and generosity OF
Professor Cromwell, and record his name
among The true bene(actors OF the Home.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26

A TRIUMPHANT REcoRD.-In glancing back
at The history of proprietary medicines In this
country, 1t becomes at once evident that Hos
tetter's Stomach Btters has been the most
successful of them all. The record OF It's tri-
umpbs covers period OF about twenty years,
and during that lime it has probably restored
to health and Vigor a greater number of de.
bllitsted invalids then all other tunlcs and al
teratives combined. The amount of disease
and suffering that has been prevented by itE
extensive use as preventive medicine IL, oi
course, unascertainable; butit Is we'll known
and undlsputed fact that the malaria which
generates periodic fevers and many other dis
tressing and dangerous disorders, seldom II
ever produced any Injurious effect upon sys
TENS that have been fortified in advance by q
course OF this Invaluable vegetable tonic.
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