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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-23
OUR NEW BOOK LIST, No. 3.
JANUARY IS, 1873.

JANUARY Is, 1873.
Many new and beautiful "CHRoMoS' have
been added to our collection.
We have also received supply OF very elegant
OXFORD FAMILY BIBLES.
Devotional and other Books, by Right Rev
Ashton Uxenden, d. d., Bishop OF Montreal, VIZ
The Home Bey ond or Happy Old Age, 90 cents.
Words OF Peace, or tie Blessings and Trials 0l
Sickness, 80 cents.
The Christian Life 81.
Cottage Sermons. or Plain Words TO the Poor,
81 25.
Cottage RI adlngs, 81 rs.
simple Exposition OF The psalms, vol. !, 81 o.
Fam ly Prayers. 90 cents.
Prayers for Private Use, 40 cents.
Fervant Prayer, 80 cents.
Decision, so cents.
Our Church and her Services, 40 and rs cents.
The Lord's Supper Simply Explained. Az cents
Gods Message 10 the tUor, IS cents.
The Earnest OOmnunicdnt, preparation lor tne
Lords Table,) IS and rs cents.
The Pathway OF Safety, or Counsel to the
Awakened, 81.
Short Lectures on the Sunday Gospels, 2 Vols,
So
The Pastoral once, its duties, difficulties, &C.,
81.
Portraits from the Bible, nrst and second Sc
ries, each 81 25.
Publications of the London Society, for Pro.
mOiing christian knowledge.
Can we Believe In MlracesS by Geo. Warning
ton, 10 cents.
Harmony OF the Four Gospels, by Rev. j. NJ.
Fuller, NJ. A., rs cents.
Thoughts on the Bible, by Rev. W. Gresley, ID
cents
Historical Illustrations OF the Old Testament,
By Rev. G. Rawlinson, NJ A.. IS cents.
Moral Difficulties connected with the Bible, by
]. A. Hessey. D. C. u.
The Boyle Lectures for 1871. Is cents. Second
Series, Boyle Lectures 1921 81.
Thornton Hall, or Old Questions In Young Lives,
by Phebe F. McKeen. 81 So.
The Inglises, or How the Way opened, by Mar.
garet d. Robertson, 81 90.
The Lillingstunes tf Livingstone, by Emma
Jane WorbUIse, 81 76
sargs5es By the author of Jasmine Leigh IL
Barriers Burned Away, by Rev. Ed. P. Roe,
ST is.
The Rivers and Lakes OF the Bible, by the late
W. r. Tweedie, D. D.. 81 rs.
Premiums Paid 10 Experience, incidents IN my
Business Life, oy Edward Garrett, author OF Oc-
cupatlons Of Retired Life, 81 70.
Darwent. or Recollectons OF A Young Lille IN
the Country, by John Chester, 81 SO.
Life IN the Primeval World, Founded on Meu-
nier's Les Anmaux D'Autrefols, by W. Il. De.
yenpors adams, lllustral ed 81.
Autumnal ca arrh. (Hay FeVer,) by Moirel
WSman. III. D.. with Maps, 50 rs.
Persons IN the untry will bear In mind that
by sending heir orders 10 US with the publishers
price for any book published in America. bo Jks
will be sent to them by mail or express free OF
extra charge. Address
FOGARTiE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY,
jan2-thstu No. 26o King street.
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Mg SPECIAL NOTICE.-MR. JAS. F.
o'CoNNELL is hereby appointed Agent to receive
all notices OF advertisements and subscriptions
for the DAILY EVENING HERALD, published ut
Columbia, s. c.. and receipt for the same. ofice
at o. R. Lew IS, Esq. Trial Justice No. SO Broad
street. ANDREWS, NORTHR0P d co.
jealS.stuth3
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Mem 3DnbilrGIlons.

THE LOST CAUSE.
Call and purchase the Elegant Chrome OF the
LOST CAUSE, design by Confederate soldier,
containing Portraits OF our prominent Generals
and the 'Ode to the Confederate Dollar"
A Christmas Present suitable for all
For sale at w. u. WulLDEN'S,
And at JOHN N. GREER d SON.
Price only 81 80.
deC23-30
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@-OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, No. 13S MEETING
STREET, JANUARY 20. 1s7a.-Thls Company
having declared semi.annual Dividend OF FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE on the capital stock, the
same will be paid to Stockholders on and after
the 1st February, 1873. G. W. ROU>E,
jan22.10 President.
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oTRAYED Or STOLEN FROM NO. 81
- Beaufain street. on sunday evening" 18th In:
slant, a Setter Dog, with alternate patches OF
liver color and white, answering to the name
OF "Czar.n Head almost wholly lver-col'
nression OF countenance. suitable rewari Will
be paid for his delivery at No. "a Beaufan street.
dec24
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@WHY DO YOU COUGH, WHEN
YOU CAN BEso EASILY CURED P-Every drug.
gist keeps TUFTS EXPECToRANT. DON'T put it
or until 1t is 100 late jan23-6D&w
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Eeaal Notires.

ENTERPRISE, S. G., JANUARY 23D,
E lS7S.-All parties having claims against
them. with full statement from let August to
18TH January, by the lst OF February: or other
wise they will be considered void jan23 81
NIOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN any demands against the estate OF ALBERT
KOENNECKE, deceased, will present. them pro.
perly attested to ALEX. II. BROWN, at his or
nee, Law Range, and those indebted to said
estate will make rayment to either OF the cub
scdbers B. BOLLMANN, / rveontore
A. KOENNECKE,
ion5.tnthaQ
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HlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

i CHARLESTON COUNTY-.BY EO r G E
BUST, Esq, Probate Judge Whereas THEO.
DORE CORDES OF Charleston, made suit to
me to grant him Letters or Administration or the
Estate and effects OF GEORGE q. BLACK, late OF
Charleston. Mecnauc.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the Kindred and creditors OF The said
GaO GE o. BLAlK, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, 10 the Court Of Probate. to be
held at Charleston on the Sd day Of February,
1873, after publication hereof, at II O'Clock IN the
forenoon, to show canse, II any they ha e, why
the said administration should not be anted.
Given under my hand. this eighteenth day OF
January, Ammo Domini 1878. GEORGE BUST,
i.n20m2 Probate Judge.
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Joint 5torh Gompanp.

ooo>oo-So~~-~~~~~
OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit OF the state Orphan Asylum:
CLASS No. 385-WEDNEsDAY MORNING, Jan. %
34-I3-25-63-3s-55-42- -36-77-14-69
GLASS No. see-WEDNEsDAY EVENING, Jan. o.
36-5l-8I-3O-244O-68- 6-23-1s
jan2s-l A. MOROSO Sworn Commissioner.
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@ OUR DRUGGISTS KEEP FOR
sale HALLS VEGETABLE s1CILIAN hair RE-
NEWER, the best preparation ever made for re-.
storing the vitality aud color of the hair.
ian1a.siuth9p&W
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5perial Motires.

~NOTICE.-ALL CLAIMS AGAINST
French Bark C,NTON, Captain Cocursnt or
against Cargo, must b. presented at our office on
or before SATURDAY, 25th Instant, or they Will be
deharred payment. MANTOUE Il CO.,
jan23-3 COnsignees.
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B FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2!5 King street, have reduced the price OF
their Carpets and Kid Gloves. See advertise
ment. JANIS
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Mnsir Books.
THOUSANDS OF COMMON SCHOOLS
Are about to adopt and Sing from

THOUSANDS OF COMMON SCHOOLS
Are about TO adopt and Sing from
C HER FUL VOL @ E 8
Our New, Genial, Beautiful, Popular JUVENILE
SONG BOOK, BY L. o. Emerson.
Whole armies Of Teachers aRd Children have
been delighted with the same authors 'Goden
Wreath" and "Merry Chimes" and cannot do
better than to unite their with our "cheerfal
voices, In singing from the new book, which they
will pronounce
Better than the Best Of previous issues. Price
50 cents.
rare good Song
MEETING (hillard). ..................- ....-".6o cents
THE AMERICAN TUNE BOOK.
This truly National Work contains Thousand
Tunes, which, after careful inspection, 500 COM
petent musicians decided to be the most popular
ones published during the last half century.
All the well proved favorltes are Included, and
mono omitted. Price 81 so.
pathetic and beautiful instrumental piece,
1T Is DONE (Poznanski) ki).................3o 80 cents
The above books and pieces sent, postpaid, on
receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DITsON & CO., Boston.
CHAs. q. DITSON CO., I'll Broadway, N. Y.
mch27.sw1yrD&w
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rJ1O RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
MODIOUS Building. No. 149 East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication once or THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Cohee
House. For terms &C., apply at the Of1ce OF
TuR Nzws. No 10 Broad street. sep2S
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Drp GOODS.
5nrnitnre, @r
FIRsT-CLAsS FURNITURE,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
M1LLING's FURNITURE STORE,

ID L L n GS Flu & NITUR BE STOR e,
No. 444 KING STREET, NEAR JOHN,
IB the place to get handsome and substantial
FURNITURE OF the latest and most elegant de.
signs at prices to suit the times. This establish
ment has just received large supply Of superior
Paror, Chamber and Dining Room Sets in Oak,
Walnut and Imitation, which are offered at prices
ten or fifteen per cent. lower than those charged
elsewhere for less substantial Furniture
SUPERB BURIAL CASKETs A SPECIALITY,
Gail and examine the STOCK and prices.
SIGN OF THE NAN AND ROCKER,
No. 444 KING STREET.
decl8.SmosD3o
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Cost and GGnn1

CTRAYED, A YOUNG SPOTTED COACH
- DOG, Information leading 10 his recovery
win be rewarded by WIN. MCLEAN, S44 king
street. JduLL q
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q Qpuartnershlps ano Dlssplntlnns

UppartnerShlps ar11 DlssolntlnrIs
VOLUMRIA, S. C, JANUARY 81, 1873.
" We have Withdrawn from the 1rm OF -. b.
lanes co. All debts due by said irm will be
par ,snsS.is "a " - " GEO. KOLDEwEY co.
yDHE COPARTNERSBIP OF EMANUEL
n LEGARE, OF mrllet Hall, Johns Island, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. ANY claims
now existing against said firm mu9t be presented
In ten days or else debarred payment:
" A. EMANUEL,
Ianos3s F. Y. LEGARE.
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MELTON & CHAMBER IN,
ATTORNEYS AND CouNsELLORS AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, 8. g.,
VIII practice In all the Courts OF this State, and
In the Uuied States Courts for the District OF
South Carolina.
Ofices at Columbia. s. o. In the Statehouse,
and In the Carolina National Bank Building, (up-
atairs) jan2-lyr
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Ro Rent.

ITO RENT, A DWELLING, SITUATED
i on Coming street, containing four square
rooms. kitchen, clsiern and well CT water. APP
ply 10 WIN. II. DAWSON, Real Estate Agent, No.
az Broad street. JanZlR
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JE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN three months after date Application will be
m de for the renewal OF the following named Ger
tlficates OF the Stock OF the Bank oil Charleston,
standing In the names or F.. and W. Barnwell,
Trustees OF A. G. and E. W. Rose, the original
certificates having been lost. VIZ: scrip No. 1868.
four whole shares; Scrip No. 1920, seven half
shares; scrip Nc. 1s9). twelve half sha'es; Scrip
No 20q6 ak half shares. jAhl6-1am03
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NEOsEs GOLDSMITH d SON,

CoLONNADE ROW, vENDUE RANGE.
Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL. WAX
Hides, skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds Of
Metals.
Dealers In COTTON Naval Stores and Scotch
Pig Iron. may20-mw1yr
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Gbe MafleStn1t 4ems.

THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1873.
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MeetinQs.

CTONEWALL LODGE, NO. 6, K OF P
- The Regular Meeting OF this Lodge VII! he
held THIs EVENING, at Pythian Hall, az O'Clock.
Members please be punctual.
BY order Q. q. WIN. E. MiLLlGAN,
IanI3t z, Of u. and 3.
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0AROLINA RIFLE CLUB.-THERE
" win be an extra meeting OF this Club on
THURSDAY EVENING, ?3d inst, at O'CLOCK, 10
cCnsi er matters OF importance.
B. order. W. ST. JULIEN JERVEf,
jan2l-tulh2 secretary.
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GIEGLE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
- can obtain good board on reasonable terms
by applying ut No. IL Broad street, between
King aud Meeting streets. janl4
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office OF CHARLESTON GASLIGET
" COMPANY, Janusry 22, ls73-The Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders OF this Company Will
OF the Planters aud Mechaulcs Bank, East Ray,
at IL o'clock NJ. when statement OF the affairs
or the Company will be submitted, and an elec-
tion held Tor President and eight Directors 10
sc We for the ensuing year. W.. ]. HERIOr,
jan22 secretary and Treasurer.
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IRISH RIFLE CLUB.-A T T E N D A
Il Special Meeting at Archer's Hall, THIS EvR-
MING, at O'Clock. BY order OF the President.
jan23 WALSH, secretary.
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VX1ANTED, A SECONDHAND PIANO.
w The highest price paid for q good lnstrtf
mrnt. Address S. A. wOOD,IDE. No. SO Market
street.. jaS2I-tuth2
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Notices in Bankrnptrp.
SailruGDz.
GUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, SAVAN.
y NAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

MILL STREET DEPOT,
CHARLESTON, January 10, 1873.
Beginning on MONDAY, the 10Th January, the
Afternoon Train for savannah will leave CnarIes.
ton at o'clock P. N. other hours unchanged.
jan2o.mwf3 Q. s. GADSDEN, Eng. and Supt
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Bnar6lnl.

1.-TWO LADIES, WILLING TO OCCUPY
i one room, can hear OF Board In private
family by addressing D, offce DAILY NEWS.
Iau23-lH
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A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HABITS,
N ever twenty one years or age, who has been
acuvey employed Tor the last nve years, desires
a situation IN some active business; mas no OBJ
himself generally useful. Address "EMPLOY-
MENr,n at his office. janIl-3+
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DURNS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
I'D The Anniversary Meeting OF this Assecta-
tiun will be held at Hibernian Hall, FRIDAY Eve.
MING, January 24th, at O'Clock, instead OF
saturday, 10Th. Members are requested 10 be
punctual. and prepared to pay their arrears. In.
vlted Guests are requested 10 meet al same place
at O'Clock. By order OF President
jan23.2 8. WEBB, Secre ary and Treasurer.
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WTANTED, A FIRST. CLASS ACCOUNT
w ANT 10 take cha &c of complete set OF
BuoKs In a Wholesale House. None need apply
except such as can furnish uuduubteu testmO.
raj and .Bltl0n permanent. Address A. B. o.,
through PustoltlCo Charleston. jan23.2
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Rsitaia- Z. 5oQ3;. ooassslsa {. .2zO;~ aAles.to-
dsg aos, ,esSt &c.; last evening qeoo s.y0k
BosToN, May 24.-Co.tol quiet mid
ding 19H; gross reosipts SO; sales 800;
stock IL, 900. -
CHARLESTON, May 24-Cuttoi quiet
middling 17@1716; receipts 92sbales;
exports ooastwise 795; saIes 200; stock
"a. .655. 81 *
BALTIMORE, May 24-Cotton dnli-
middling 19; gross receipts 277 bales !:
exports TO- to Grea. Britain 81; sales I0l
MoBns. May 24.-Cotton easier; de.
mand !ight-good ordinary 15: low mid
ding 81; middling 17k@l7N; net re.
ceipts 432; exports ooastwlse 4S4; sales
400; stock 29,543.
SAVANNAH, M=y 2A.-Cotton firm
middling 1885; net receipts ga bales;
exports to Great Britain 1886; sales
2.702; stock %, ,465.
WILMINGTON, May 24.-Ootton quiet
-n,iddling 18; net receipts 27 bales
sales H.; stock 3.633.
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HoTEL ARRIVALS, May 24.-0olun5ia
Aotel-J Maher. j w O'Brieu, Thomas
Frost, W D Kennedy. T E Rantin,
Charleston; r Kingslsnd, Columbia; S
Keen, J D Gardner, Wilmington; E.
Paokham. Baltimore; T Symmes, J q
aauser, J q StelIing, 8 G.; F W Pratt,
Wheeler House-R MeNames, NY; 3
D Doul, Ga; J 8 Ryan. Baltimore; p 81
Mary E Corothers, Rock Hill; M Rider
Baltimore; B B Hightower, Windsor; S
Macy. Charleston; + Atkinson, u s A;
W Il Tuttle, Knoxville, Tenn; D u
Mandel, N Y; w nj Flemming, S G; H
V L Sprigg, Newberry.
Rendri1 Rouse-T Frost, Charleston
J W Geiger, A Geiger. Lexington; J A
J 81 Wolfe, Sandy Run; J Miller. 81 I
Mcdaniel, Ga: T B Henderson, N G; A
G Cudworth, NY.
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A CHAMPION OLD MAN OF TIE PERIOD.
The Peoria Reoiew has its own old man,
who reads that paper aud no other, and
thus describes him: "Ohewed tobacco
sixty years and got fat on it. Then he
took to hard drink and followed it for
twenty-five years, and grew younger
every day. Now he reads his paper by
Light alone. through an inverted
microscope. to make the type appear
small enough forlhis eye-sight. Walks
iour miles every morning for his drinks
before breakfast. Chops cord of wood
between each meal. Tried to die of old
age thirteen times and failed every
whack. Attends 20 the wants Of his old
and feeble grandson. and superintends
the funerals OF his posterity with de.
cenoy becoming his years."
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In this day OF nervousness, apople1y
and heart-disease, when fast living and
high pressure mental habits cut short the
lives OF 40 many public men, it is a real
pleasure to see even the venerable re-
mains OF strong constitution. A won
derfol Instance OF death. .defying vitality
We have in the case of the aged Pope
Pius TX: Convulsions secular and
spiritual have shaken Italy and all Eu.
rope; revolution has thundered around
his very palace; sickness and the burden
lpf more than eighty years press upon
the aged po1tiff's shoulders, but he still
rallies bravely. 80 much, for q placid
temper, regular habits and the power OF
self.controi. Many Of our excitable and
h1gh-epirited countrymen would have
fretted themselves to their graves. in his
position, long ago.
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The President has appointed Colonel
George Williamion, q native OF South
Carolina, but for many years resident
of Louisiana, 10 be Minister Resident to
the Central American States, and his
commission was made out and forwarded
to him at New Orleans. Colonel vii.
Hanson, during the war, was an ardent
defender of the South, aud commanded
q regiment under General Kirby Smith
in the trans Mississippi campaign. Since
the war he has, like General Longstreet,
accepted the situation"
There is one man in his party who, if
Gen. Grant should see ft to appoint as
Chief Justice, would be we'll received by
the bar and the people. We aluds to
VIM. nj. Evarts, Of New York. lie is emi.
nently qualified for the position. But
we have not the slightest idea that he
will be selected. Some small pettifog.
ging lawyer-politician, like Senator
Conkiing. will be put III the place once
honored by Jay, Marshall, fancy and
Chase. II Grant didn't do this, he
wouldn't be Grant. = Cincinnati Enquirer.
The exodus to Europe this season fur
exceeds that Of any other for years, and
it is now difficult TO secure first class
passage, all the berths on the steamers
having been secured for weeks to come
This universal rush is partly owing To
tue ATTRACTIONS of the Vienna Exhibition
aud partly to the fact that many persons
who have heretofore spent their sum.
mers at the fashionable watering places
in the United States, lind that they can
better afford to visit Europe.
We learn that four soldiers, riding grey
mules, who left this town last Tuesday,
for Spartanburg, acted in very out
rageous manner along the road, by firing
their pistols at animals within enclosures
OF citizens. They shot calf belonging
to Pendleton Macbeth, O turkey owned
by Ephraim Spencer, both colored mon,
aud shot several times at B. G.. Gregory g
dogs in the yard Union Times.
It is said that an Indiana preacher de.
clared in recent sermon that "no
woman who wears false hair is fit per-
son to sit in the house of the Lord. u
Bot as all the women in his congrega-
tion wore jute instead of false hair, they
thought he was going for the women Of
the other church.
The Savannah News is authority for
the Information that 400 families, main
~ white. in one County on the Atlantic
and Cult Railroad, could not produce a
Bible, when visited by minister. And
yet red flannel shirts must be built for
the heather.
The man most likely to make his mark
III the world-One who cannot write his
own name.
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a Liverpool paper says: "Captain
Ainesly, OF the Second Battalion Of the
Sixth Regiment. stationed at Drogheda,
who died few days ago. requested that
o splendid gray charger, value el5O,
should be shot. and a phaeton of great
value should be destroyed. Yesterday
this request was carried out, the charger
being shot and the phaeton broke. The
deceased officer has bequeathed IS per
week to support Newfoundland dog. "
Il the chargers ''foresights had been as
good as his hindsights," both Captain
Ainesly and the phaeton would have
been broken before he could have made
such will as that.
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1.MHz~CoA1rOm LAnps. .Expnopp.-A

..,sWHK-CoA1-Om LAMPS. Expuopn.-A
correspondent ;, at Port Penn, Del,
moved thereto by the terrible accident
in New Castle Hundred, on Monday
night, sends as the following sugges-
rtions in regard to the explosion of coal
oil lamps. He says:
Wen lamps are filled they cannot ex-
plode; but when partially filled, if not
screwed tight. the space inside the lamp
over the oil is filed with what is called
"hre-damp" in eoal.nines, viz: air and
vapor of coal-oil or its gas.
1t is very remarkable thet accidents
With the best ousl oil do not more fire..
quently occur. especially when the flame
Is blown down the chimney in extin.
gushing lamp which has been bnrning
all niRht-and particularly if during the
evening it burned freely and created q
vaounm or space above the oil, which
was heated aud subsequently cooled dur
ing the night when the lamp was turned
down and left to burn with a very small
flame. 1t is manifest that the higher
priced oil ia more apt to explode under
these circumstances.
The burner should be screwed down
perfectly tight, and the wick should fill
the tube; moreover, be trimmed suery
day, and lowered before the lamp ie
blown out. Anthracite coal stoves will
explode. or any other fuel, upon throw.
ing sand or dust on top of fire when
freely burning. 30 that the gas or product
OF combustion be forced into the ash pit.
Every one is familiar with the illustra.
tion in what are called '.air. tight stoves, ,
aud no anxiety is necessary in using
these or coal-oil lamps, if we recognize
the cause of accident, and do not depend
on false security in the use of what art
| vulgarly called non-e1plosive oils.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-25
Sale of Unclaimed Property.

"ILL be sold on Monday, June 2, 1878. At
W the police headquarters, unless before
esLed o. , tor, property proven and charges paid,
belief that they wero stolen, and heretofore
advertised for ownership, Viz 2 - :
One YEARL1Na HEIFER, white belly two
.h wn..e spots on the back, two white spots on
crop ana underbit In the left ear.
One SMALL YEARLING STEER, black
left.
One SMALL YEARLNa STEER. with .
white spot in the forehead, left ear smooth
crop, right ear half crop.
One SMALL RED BULL, butt head, no
mark, and white spot in the face,
One LARGE SPOTTED OK. crop tail largo
no.ns sno no mark. May "a