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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-23
Los pasajerOs del "Virginius."

Una correspondence de Nuevg-
York fscha % de octubre (dos dias
antes de 10 captura del VirginiUs)
trae ciertos datos biogra6cos de al
gunos de los cabecillas fusilados en-
Santiago de Cuba que merecen ser
conocidos de nuestros lectores.
'Dice uu couesponsal de Kingston que
Ell vapor Alias, que ssli6 de este puerto
el dla 4 con unos 90 expediconaEi0s al
mando de Bembeta, sufri6 los tres diss
de su paEtida un temporal tao recio es-
pantoso, que puso al buque, va de Of po-
CO marinero, en gran peligro de irse pi-
que. Los flibusteros que iban bordo es
tAbsn cousternados, hasta ell mismo ca
pitan % crey6 perdido no pudo ocuItar
el tenor dc que era llegadA 81 Gltims ho.
"a, con 10 cual % aument6 Ia desespera-
cion dc los pasajeros. Pas6 el peligro, y
continue el Atlas su viaje; pero al llegar
{ Port Royal % 10 rompi6 Ia mAquina Y
tuvo que Aguaptarse Ala capa La dea
composicion a. de tai ge zero, q ado Sc
ignora cnando POdrA oil buque rsgresar
Eueva- York.
No % justo privar los lectores del Dia
no dc 10 ntisfaccion Que hade causar!es el
conoctmisoto de las vldas miIAgros dc
ssos hombses privllegiAdos que Van { cal.
var 4 Cubs De ana ruina cissts, tai como
10 ha sscTito el blenAvsnturaio cro,i.,a
del HeTaid. oigAn Vds. sl priaeipio de ~
Agtieulo.
III sigaisaso bosqaelo de- los paaAioso.
cabanoa cue coadalo sl Alias que fIs-
roc 4 iaatArse 4 L. aIpsAic'oa daI Yvg,
asaas, ssya lsado cos aAs<sss 90 iAs AcsaAias
CIRCUMSTANCES. Como amos cleo hombrss
fasFon % el Atlas co % aEsimo visja, De
lOa csAlss goa Mas notabses soa. JuAn
AKsssa, as sassnss , eiaec sAos, 60 otro
ns@po Fsco AAcsadaao. cue lomb psEte
90 - fsvolaessa De 1881 IL assaaI rsbs.
bee I've psscipttA4a pr AGare J Lais
FgusssAo, les esaass ~ pSs.aroe q Esnls
- I'D As@h<ss = aassfsa csspsass qss
u = 90 daA4 sa gstmss golre eaasrs 10
eAaosas sspAAosss. y 6asiAa slasa. = es~sf
asa Jss~s asi Ssi sssss - AAas = 81 vAbas
- a. lsaa- Ha Aessigs4s 8 - s.pakaa~a
maa sss~a - u IIAAaaa ass naagan caFw
saA~wilia - astasaI - IsAIusroa, -
lsssAA4s AA@s 60 - Aaas laaassscaAa,
~ ssaAis sAgssas sssas@Gss. mans mAaa
60 30 spVA&aa Aa6 - n masagua "
saa1s4wsk1a - sahaA3a eans - $50
- Dsgs s4aa wm Aata y aes AaJ1s Il
s@61A4s - sssese.4s Falma , - uarus
smA9sm - uMAA cnsaAe psamsaeM h
epsssA psg& asnwev - laassas 60 vahs
aa@a 80. Co. L. ssvNxmAs = aasan .
smmms = gsMwak h~aaAk F.s~nA = -
ama amA9s - an@ssaa QsassAA. 80.
sssaaanAa 49, > - s.sassl - Fsasss
FsaA@fga - saspa - - E4sMAaa u asAsa.
A.eAs 80 - nsAs. , q - Awmaaa.
MastA - 4 LAm4xssy i - s0aa Ass.ss
- - = saamA6s.A esme sAaaaa a~sAs
AseaAal@ = A@23A awumul ka~ss..
e3.sas Aaaaas ssaasaI - usasa. - u~s
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| - asataMm - wMaw~.As c. Asyana.A. IL
-. Fswa Fss6a4M Mema1aA A.~sn
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XnmAsam - AaaMHa = Il Naasnsa - C.
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meAa ! tanNAm@ ~ - -
- -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-23

Dscr ~ FFsyyasa capaAndolo dn az
kuVfAdl aaaFpv awyo1r Aa4nA
rtsaiaaaa Raa = - asmea.as "a .0mnn
aaAss - vstaatatia go sA.s A.aaaxasAu
q sssAe - go dsAAas4 - nIana4. = -
rsaAas - AAa aAas aFsaea - sMu.sa -
80 Nsslta 80 ! - AaAAas. ne
80 a aas gssss ) g-aswasA. sss.
- sa@nsge - MsssHN go - Asa.. 4.
&nMa@ eswm j @MnN
kasfaaAaaea mscA3 aam, AAAs.ra.as
asAsa aneaAFa4s y IT, C.am.n.a.ns.
faA4sA qa~ aahs 80 q alaasAa
sasnsa e hsaa e@spa pss - sss1uaas
snesPessass. sspssaaAes = s.aaexa =.
aaeas - asas@ ssAangsssas -
Fssfss 80 saassa i ss.as Il maaaAa
sc - has@ 9raaAs - - - i
AzaAs4s4 sfAse = A~a.a@ - saa.xs...
80 pAsss - sAsxsa 80 = a2eal -
ssakmansaaM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-23

nos que ban -FasultadO delincpente'
pOF sus atePtadOs contra IA mismi
ealumniads institaciOn.
-Hsbilantes. pacfkcos de Pgertoi
Rico, vOlveEA & pFeguntaE 81 Sc. Nj
nistr0, IQue atropeIles. que males,
que extOFsiOnes be hechO Il guardis
ciVi1 Ningnno absolHtamente, Tespon.
derAn loo hombres de bien de tOdas
las clases y pTooedeBeiaa La gusrdis
civil no sc hs ocupAdO dc Otra cOsa que
de perseguir ( lOs deseFtOFes y los
rsteros, apagar inceBdiOs vigilaF los
predios rdsticos, premier & los cri'ni.
males y prOteger el 6rden pGblicO.-
Basta, ansdiFA el MinistFO: 20 se bien
Ia elase de seFvieiOs que suele PrestaT
esa institaciOn: todos los psTtidOs 10
saben en- Espans: tOdOs, exeept0 al
carlista, han tenidO el pOdeT en sus
manos en- lOs essi tFciBts snOe que
van tTanscnFTidos 1esde que se ere6
esa distinguids pOliela espanOla. aimi-
Tscion de Toe pOlitieOs do tOdOs los
paises, y al 4 rnodeFAdos, nj 4 uniO-
nistas, ni progresiSiss, nj 4 Tadlca-
les, nj 4 republicsnOs ha 5eurridO
nunca Ia idea de suprimirla. IPOT que
se le hAbTA VebidO las mientes tan
peregrios idea & los republieanOs de
FIe''o, h'eo'
hncho dara que peilsar al Minis
tro esta pretension FeioFmista.
III unico asnf;o Tuidoso en- que ha
iomado Parie Ia guardia clVii de- 90
u Is'a' e o. de Camuy' DeSeonoee-
mos los detailes de Ia eA.isa' Per0 son |
notorios sus FesuiiAdoa Sueye messs
han estsdo pFehos los presunt0s re0s
de Ia casa dc kstFella, sta Cue una
Amnisiia lee ha devne 81 hbeFtad'
y en tan largo perio,h de tempo
ningun guardia ciVii os que hgu,
Tafon como actofeS r nocbe del
IA de iebrero ha $50 enea'lsado IA
Preso Por los i7Dnns . no llama
ran - A'Snc'oh a. "a'fo ss'os J
oiros hechosI NO '1tfahara que
ese mislno paTna"d hoy quiers Ia
Suppression ds "a = iA eiVl', des
puS' o" nader d'e' Pof m"''" DO
touos sus ofgAn"s "a PrenSA que
s uesoaOa 's ss1A 10 Vin'e'e una
~lin'suA . 'hls''V ~ % nuego pro
oesp ue q AseolDY' - hAyA s''''eitAao
J ~IcAnLSdo asa "oO'ef"O. ptsn''eI
y" que a. 'A1" "e '"s s'"nis"@ao' dc
i1@ies hsu'Sn 'o' ue cshuy' que
>" us''clA hn"'e'A H's'''uo su iA''oi
SoSo'fos sss.in"" seg!f"s do que
81 81 senior hi"'sTo dc oiifA'nAT es-
! ludia O'eh las Penei1hes que 80 10
mace" Pof h"S'isos aa'efsAFios poll
''c''' sAeAfA de sl'As eo'isecu"hclas
muy eonirAF'as a 'as que esPeran los
PellcioaA'sos.
QuiIss ). r. sPa que e.s mismo
PaIndo ha e"tAd' duIants dos amos
pidiendo Ia mas absOluia asiInilaclOn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
ECLEAR AND HARMLESS AS W.

FCLEAR AND HARMLESS AS Wa
TER-NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE q HAIR.-A perfectly clear preparation In one
bottle, as easily applied as water, for restoring to
gray hair It's natural color and youthful appear.
ance to eradicate and prevent dandrun, to pro-
mote the growth Of the hair and stop its falling
out. 1t ls entirely harmless. and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent us from many OF our most promi.
nent citzens, some OF which are subjolned. In
everything In which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect.
1t 1, warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate OF Silver, 1t does MT soil the
clothes or scalp, Is agreeably perfumed, and
makes one Of the best dressings for the hair In
use. 1t restores the color OF the hair "more per.
feet aud uniformly thaR any other preparation" !"
and always does 80 In from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary to it's growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces q new growth OF the hair more posi-
lively than anything else. The application OF this
wonderful discovery also produces pleasant and
cooling effect on the scalp and gives the hair q
pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81 a
bottle. ARTHUR NaTTAES,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, DO.
For sale by the Agent DIR. b. BAER,
No, 1s1 Meeting street, Charleston, g. @.
decl8.mwf lmoA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Tho Fraudulent Debt.

The air In Columbia is thick with ugly ru-
mors. It ls broadly said that the bond
holding Ring are making a desperate effort
to cause the levy OF tax for the payment
of the overdue Interest on the State debt
and that they have fair prospect OF per-
suading the Legislature to give them what
help they may need. How much or how
little truth there is In this ominous talk, we
do not pretend to say; nor are we disposed TO
condemn the Administration, or the Legisla-
ture, until they have proved by their acts
that they do not intend to keep faith with
the people. Once more, however, We re-
mind the Administration and the Legislature
that they are solemnly pledged, by their
party platform, not to pay any Interest,"
upon, or to recognize, one dollar OF the 30
called public debt, upon whose validity
there rests even o fhadow OF suspicion,
They were elected upon the faith OF this
pledge, and 1t Is demanded OF them that
they stand up to it, without alnchlpg, what
ever new light the lobby members may pro-
pose to throw upon the subject.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Prosperous Presses.

The growth and prosperity OF the Town
OF Aiken is strikingly exsmplihed in the
thrift of its newspapers. But year or Two
ago it had no paper OF any kind. Now 1t Is
the only point in the State outside OF Charles
ton and Columbia which boasts daily;
and we see that the Aiken Weekly Tribune
has just been enlarged and otherwise much
improved. We can't recommend the politics
of the Tribune; but the proprietor, MT
sparnlck, is wlde-awake journalist who
knows how to make a live paper; aud his
work is beginning totell in the increasing
circulation and business OF his enterprlslng
sheet.
The Wilmington Journal, one OF the Old
est and staunchest OF our Southern ex
changes, comes to US enlarged and in brand
new dress, looking as bright and clean as
new pin. We heartily congratulate Major
Eugelhard on the evident and deserved
prosperity of the Journal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14

managed to evade the strict guard however,
and became witnesses Of the weird speotaolo.
Within the Palace Court there were more IMAM
one thousand dark contortionists, minstreis
and professional walters who made tne hisn'
hIdsous. hundred hslf-naked women gyral'
ed with their supple, shining bodies' and
,vupg In the air. curiously wrought calaoasnes
with pebbles inside. Others INDUCED IA
mook-aghts, and the minstrels reolseo tae
love affal.s of the deceased monarch ana nis
besnty of face and form. The Impression ieit
bebind the late King among the civilized
foreigners In his realm, was that nature nau
endowed him with statesmanlike QUALITIES
which would have enabled him TO shine IN q
much lager sphere. Lady Franklin once
aaid of him that he would be regarded as one
of the most distinguished Of princes In any
court of Europe. He was perfectly we'll aware
of the limited field for Ills powers that tnis
government afforded, and said that his coun'
try offered no basis for the dignity Of royalty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
FIre-Proof BuiIdings.

This subject is still undergoing earnest dis
cusslon in New York. and a recent essay
shows that the same immunity might be at
tanned here as In Paris, where for long time
the government has carefully supervised the
construction of buildings OF all descriptions.
Since 1880 great attention has been paid In
Paris to the subject Of iron beams, and OF In
combustlble filing between the floors. In
consequence, there has been adopted system
Of light iron beams filed In with gypsum,
while the plasterlng is put directly on the walls
so that the hollow, dry, tlnder.bo1 fue con-
struction of American floors, roofs, walls and
partitions is avoided. In this country the
severe weather In winter prevents plastering
airantlu o tho .AiiA hat nnna''". hin"h- -
and.a-halt feet square and four inches thick
cau be cemented together edge to edge. This
plan has recently been adopted In New -Yerkih
several buildings BOW tG course Of construc-
tIOn-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Finanrial.
VITIzENs' SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH

OITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON BRANCH, No. 8 BROAD STREET.
On and after Monday, Goth January, 1878, the
regular Semt.Annusl interest will be paid to De.
posicors, who are requested to bring In their
Books at that tims, that the same may be en-.
tered.
AL interest not paid on the alst 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 to
principal quarterly, but Is payable as heretofore
In January and July.
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards received
daily from o A. u. to 2P. 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. F. EVANS,
O. wULBERN, e. N. THURSTON.
Collections promptly attended TO, there being
Branches of this Bank at the most prominent
points in the State. D.RAvENEL, Jr.,
jan7.lo Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Ono OF women's Rights Worth
Having.

One of women's rights is the wife's right OF
dover. A suit In Philadelphia court recently
was brought up upon this question A man
agreed to sell his house, broker arranged
the sale, the man signing an agreement to
sell, when at the last moment his wife refused
to Sign the deed, which she must do to trans
fer her right to dover, and the sale fell
through. The broker sued for his commits
sion and was awarded it BY the jury. The
wife, however, still held her right OF dower,ss
all wives do, In their husbands real estate
until they sign 1t away, and she thus estab-
lshed very plainly one of the most important
of women's rights. A similar suit Is now
going on in Minnesota. The present owners
OF the village OF Maiden Rock, In that State,
when they bought their lands, neglected to
get the signature OF the owners wife upon
their deeds, and she now, most unpleasaEtly
for them, Ia suing for the Income OF her share
of the estate, which they will have to pay, as
she never parted with her dover.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14

y.General Melton to establish, by testimo'
nv, that even prior to the "consolidatlon
"act," the Blue Ridge Railroad Company
had bypothecated all, or very nearly all, OF
the four million dollars Of endorsed bonds
for an Insignificant sum, in palpable viola
ton OF the agreement with the State, which
was that they should not be disposed OF ex-
cept at par.
Attorney General Melton and Comptroller
Hoge are fighting the scrip Loyalty and brave
ly. That they maypsucceed is the ardent
wish OF the people Of the State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
5uefial u Offices.
R- STATE AND COUNTY, TAXES

w STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
The Tax. layers OF the Fifth District Charleston
County, are hereby notified that the Deputy Tax
collector will be at the places and on the days
named below, for the collection OF State, County,
highway, Poll and School District Taxes, for the
y. ar 1872: Mount Pl asant, January 10th; Gain
Hoy, January 17th; Cordesvllle, January 2eth;
Bonneau's January 22d; McolellanVille, January
Gath and 25th; DR.. Palmer'S, Plneland, January
2Itn; st. Stephens Depot, January 2sth, 3oth and
3lst; Charleston, February Sd, 4th and 5ih.
s. D. RUSSELL,
Deputy Tax Collector, Fifth District,
Jap14-l+ Charleston County.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Our Foreign Trade.

Although the official figures have not ye'
been made up, the experienced Ananoia
writer's who keep the record of the trade Of
this country with foreign nations, say that
compared With last year, the record is against
us. Our imports have increased hundred
millions, and our exports decreased thir:eer
mllluns-the adverse balance for the yeal
being about one hundred AID eighteen mil
lion dollars. Gold and bonds usually &c
abroad to make up the difference,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
@- TO TIE CoNsUMPTlvE.-LE,

@ TO THE CONSUMPTlVE.-LEI
.ho.---.>- q. .~snisi-undo- tha fatal seueritu- nj
our climate through aHy pulmonary complaint,
or even thes6 who are 10 decided consumption,
by no mems despair. There is safe and sure
remedy at hand, and one easi y tried. "WIIr.
BORIS COMPOUND OF COD LIVER OIL AND
LIME,n without possessing the very nauseating
favor OF the OIL as heretofore used, is endowed
by the phosphate OF lime with healing property
which renders the oil aoubly erncacious. Re-
msrkable testimonials OF It's eficacy can be ex.
htbited to those who de ire to see them. For sale
by A. B. WlLBOR, Chemist, 1875 court street, Bos.
ton. Janl3-mWlS
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Eegal Nntifes.
T1HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Il Certificate OF Limited Partnership betwesa
T. FRANK Norton and William T. Councilman,
Uharleston, and state Aforesaid, and John +.
Councilman, OF the County OF Baltimore, and
State Of Maryland.
To all whom these presents shall come, they are
to certify that ag reeaby TO the Act OF the Gene.
raj Assembly OF the State Aforesaid, entitled .'AR
Act to authorize the formation OF Limited Part
nership,n passed on the goth day Of December,
1887, and another entitled "An Act to extend the
duration OF an ACT authorizing The formation Of
Limited Partnerships" passed on the 18th dey Of
December, 1886 and another Act extending the
December, 1855. T. FRANK NORTON and VII
state Aforesaid, and john Z. O0UNUILHAN, OF
tie County Of Baltimore, State Of Maryland,
have formed Limited Partnershlp, as follows:
,os s5s The n o y e 9Ide
second. The general nature OF the business In
tended 10 be transacted is that OF p GENERAL.
SHIPPING, F4OTuRA.E AND COMMISSION
Third. Jvhp T. Councilman, Of the County or
Baltimore. in the stale OF Maryland, is tho
especial .Partner,D and T., Frank horton and
William T. Councilman, residing IN the City OF
Charleston, and state Aforesaid, are the General
Fourth. The said John T. Councilman, the
Special Partner, has contributed In cash the full
and Just sum OF five thousand dollars 70 the COM
mOn hGOCk.
Fifth The said Partnership to commence on the
20th Gsy or November, 1872, and win terminate on
the e20th Cay OF November 1874
Ia witness whereof the said parties nave here
unto set their hands aud seals, the said 7. Frank
Norton and william T. Councilman al Charleston,
and the said John T. Councilman at Baltimore,
this goth day OF November, A. d., 1872
J. T. COUNCILMAN, II. 81
T. FRANK NORTON, II. al
W. T. COUNCILHAN. IL. al
Signed, sealed and delivered In the presence Of
T. ii. Mordecsi, q. e. Young, witnesses to the
signatures Of 7. Frank Norton and William =.
Councilman; spctswood Garland, y. "A. Council.
man, Witnesses to the signature OF John 7. Coun.
Gilman. l rsf,t.,, deczk tue !,
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TERMS OF THEHEHs.

Nxvs. by mall one year, sc; six
-. "a. three month";, 81 so. Served IN the
..." - -, sIeHrEns GENTS week, payable to the
carriers, or So year, paid IN ADVANCE a' 'ne
once. ro,,,,,
PIE rsr-WKEKEY NEWS, published on Tuesosya,
Tnursdsys- and Saturdays, one year. 81; SIX
mouths, $2I ca -
-rmwxRr1Y NEWS, one year, 50. Six coS'eS
sto: Ten copies to one address, sia
auBscI1rrioNs In all cases payable IN advances,
and no paper continued amer the expiration Oh
the time paid for. 49,.
Anvxur1sKugNys IN THE DAILY NRUS-FnS'
,n,er.Ion is cents flne, subsequent insernens ~
eantsna line. Business Notices 10y coust so
oantss q line. Marriage and Funeral NoticeS -
each. :as ~. ,a ponnd
uor,ops Of wants, To Rent, Lost and founa'
Boarding &c, not exceeding 20 words' . oenso
aseh insertion; over TO- aud not e1ceeoioe ~
,votSsa 70 cents each insertion. meetings. 70
aani. each. These rates are ,JEr, and must IN
vsrisbly be paid In advance.
nurr.pr rApvKRTIsKMENTY, to run one month
or longer, for each line OF solid nonpareh:
month. 81; q months, 81 Is; 8 months, 81 30; o
months, 81; la months. 81.
rRANsrKNr ADvRRTIsEAENTs VIII % puoiisn.o
IN rar fRI.WERKLY NEWS at the same rates as IN
Fax DAILY NEWS. Contract advertisements 81
one ns,f the rates for TIE DAILY FEws.
'ApgssusxxxNrs, IN TIE WEEKLY NEWS per
lima OF solid nonpareil. l insertion. Is censsi
u,orth,i $50 cents; months, $l;s months, 81 70;
II months, s..
RrarrANoss should be made BY Possofhce
Money ord,r, or by Express. L this cahnos oe
done, protection against losses oy mali may 90
secured by forwarding draft on cnsfies1on
payable TO the order OF che propriesors OF TIDE
NEWS, or by sending the money in registered
letter. ..Se, IN
- 30 No. 10 Broad street. Charleston, s. O.
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wfthdraws from tho Race.

The Columbia Herald announces that its
editor. Mr.. Lucius G. Northrop, "having
"neither the time nor the inclination to seek
oother fields OF labor" than those OF jour-
nalIsm, is no longer among the candidates
for the vacant judgeship OF the Eighth Cir
cult, to be filed by the Legislature to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Drnas ano Mehlrlnes.
DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU
MATIC SYRUP

warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. 2s, 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
Including Rev. O. q. Ewing. Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Begss, Falls OF Schuylklll, Philadel.
phis; the wife OF Rev. J. B. Davis, Hightstown,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philsdelphia; Hon. V. Greeley, member Con.
eress fron Philadelphia; bon. Judge Lee, Dam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baldmorej
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. warranted to cure or money refunded.
-t,. lI l.CAULIER, Agent
uly1-lyr charleston, SO.
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OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for th'
benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum:
CLASS No. 34s-MoNDAY MORNING, Jan. 13.
1s-7-5y62-4s-ae-s6-
GLASS No. s6o-MoNDAY EVENING, Jan. l9.
e-3-I7-I6-54-64-56-33 6-33-53
janl4l A. MORoS0, Sworn Commissioner.
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Tbe @arlsStoat aems.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1873.

i'a'i - ~ ] u :. -.
TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS ''is deslgna
. ..red si as the newspaper for the publication of
s'sll legal notices, and official advertisements,
..for the County OF Charleston. under the act
uof February 22d, 1879, entitled an act to regu'
"lstss the publication Of all legal and public
I.notiees.n
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@NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against trusting or harboring
any OF the crew OF the British Bark EMILY Low.
TIER, trnm Boston, as no debts II their con-
tracing will bs acknowledged or paid by me.
WILLIAM GAIN,
ian11o Master,
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
the will discharge cargo THIS DAY, at Adger's
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf at owners risk.
iau141 JAMES ADGER i co., Agents
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janl1.S

~ ERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY. THE
VI CYII Anniversary OF this society will be
ceiebrated on WEDNESDAY next, 10Th instant, AT
the Hall OF the Freundschaltsbund. The mem.
bers are requected to attend at IL O'Clock NJ
The Pulls viii be opened for the Election OF ON;
Gers between the hours OF and o'clJck. a
COLLATION. will be served ap at4 O'Clock T: NJ
BY order. JOHN a. BLUM,
janl0-fmw9 secretary.
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w ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the sloop wADBoo, will Immediately rem.
der same to Messra. PRESLEY, LORD & INGLEs.
BY, No. 21 Broad street. janll-8"