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GETTYSBURG
ALYSINE " ATER

1t has been demonstrated, by series OF prac.
cal experiments conducted by eminent physicians
and aitested by thousands OF grateful people who
have been relieved from tnelr suIerlngs by its
use that the GETTYSBURG KATALYsINE
WATER is the nearest approach to specific ever
discovered for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheuma.
tism, Cont, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary
Diseases generally. It restore es muscular power
70 The parslytlc. t cures Liver Complaint, Chron.
ic Diarrnea, Piles Constipation, asthma, Ca
tarrh and Bronchitis, Diseases OF the Skin, Gen.
eral Debility, and Nervous Prosration from NEIL
tai and physical excesses Il ls the greatest an.
tldote ever discovered for Excessive Eatiog or
Drinking. 1t corrects the stomach, promotes d.
pestion, and relieves ihe head almost immediate.
y No household should be without It. Every
hotel should keep IL on hand.
a5rFor history Of the Springs. for medical re.
porIs Of the power OF the water over disease, for
marvellous cures, and for testimonials frsm dis.
tlnguished men, send for pamphlets.
WHITNEY BROS, General Agents,
No. 2q7 South Front Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
Gettysburg Spring Company.
For.sale by D0WlE NOISE DAVIS,
And Druggists generally. feb26tuthsamos'
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THE FLORAL FESTIVAL.

+ ,The executive committee Of the Agricultural
Association met last evening at Holiness
Book House TO receive the report Of the COM
mittee of arrangements for the coming floral
exhibition to be given under the auspices OF
the society. Upon this report, which was
unanimously adopted, it was decided to
hold the fair on Tuesday, Wednesday end
Thursday, April 2sth, soth and May lst, lou
the campus of the College Of Charleston. The
post band will bs engaged for the festivities,
and the grounds brilliantly Illuminated with
Chinese and other lanterns, and also by q
large number Of gas jets. Premium lists may
be obtained from the committee Of arrange
ments, which consist Of the following named
gentlemen: DR.. A. B. Rose, chairman. and
Messrs. e. L. Roche. A. Barron Holmes, @. A.
Chisolm and 8. P. Ravenel.
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:; BURGLARY AND GRAND IARcENE.

The barroom OF Mr.. John Hanlon, at the
corner of State and Queen streets, was en-
tered on Thursday night and robbed OF gold
watch and chain valued at one hundred dol
lara, q gold pencil case valued at ten dollars,
and stIty.avs dollars In greenbacks. Entrance
was effected through the door, which waa
opened by pair OF nippers, by which
the .koy, that had been carelessly LEFT IN
the: lcck on the inside Of the door, was
seized and turned. A white mar named
Oampbellton Matheson, who had Jesn fre-
quently seen in tie vicinity during the night
By policeman, was arrested on suspicion and
carried before Trial Justice Levy. search
or bis person brought to light the missing
pencil case and a torn i've dollar bill, which
.Ar. Hanlon was able to Identify. Aatheson
was committed to jail for TRIAL before the In
ferios Court ON a charge of burglary and grand
larceny. 81. lssy!yt&
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A lost CHILD.

Mrs. Sarah Turner, of Columbia, writes 10
THE NEWS In great distress at the loss OF her
son, Samuel Turner, a white boy thirteen
yesrs If age, who has been missing from nis
home for the past six weeks, and who, as she
has been informed, has come to Charleston,
and is now working for gentleman on King
street. He Ia rather short and stout Tor MS
ysars, and has been Employed in selling news
uapers in Columbia. His mother is Ill, and 10
greatly troubled by her sons continued ao'
sance, and any one who may know OF the
bo,,s whereabouts would confer o great favor
'by sending him back to hls home.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

Holy Week I'm st. Patrick's Church.
The office of Teuebre will begin at 2. N.
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Each
evening sermon will be preached by the pas
tor on the following subjects, viz: On Wednes-
day evening, Jesus Chrlst, the High Priest OF
the New Covenant; on Thursday, Jesus Christ
really present In the Blessed Sacrament; on
Friday, the Passion of Jesus Christ the sacrl-
fee OF atonement tor The sins ofthe world.
On Holy Thursday, at 8 A. NJ, High Mass,
followed by the procession, In which tue
blessed sacrament Is carried around the alsles
of the church to the repository, previously
prepared for Its reception. On Good Friday
the mass Of the presanctifed begins at 9
o'clock; in the afternoon, at 8 o'clock, there
will be the devotion of the stations, or the
holy way of the Cross. On Holy Saturday
the services will begin at O'Clock. On Easter
Sunday the usual masses will be said at 7, Q
and 1880 o'cock, and Vespers will be at
P. NJ.
ALst Stephen's Church, Anson street, the
morning service will commence at the usual
hour, 1880. There will be no afternoon ser
vice; but In the evening, night service will
take place at 7.45.
In the Plymouth Congregational Church,
Pitt street, services will be conducted at and
8 o'clock, P. H., by the pastor.
The Union Prayer meeting at Zion Church,
Glebe street, will be conducted at 4.so P. H.,
nv Rev. q. r. Brackett
In the Orphans Chapel divine service will
be conducted at P. II. by the Rev. l..
Girardeau, D. D.
At the Citadel Square Baptist Church serVi-
ces will be conducted at 1880 A. N. and at
P. N. by Rev. J. A. Chambliss.
In the Unitarian Church services Will be
held at 1880 A. NJ, Rev. James Boyd ofdcl-
atiDs.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Lynch will deliver a
lecture tomorrow evening at half-past z
o'clock In st. Patflck's Church on bismarck
and the Church. Tickets of admission fifty
cents; can be had at the church door.
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HOTEL ARRIHALs--APRIL 4.
Charleston.

Ch0rlenron.
q Banting, Philadelphia; W b Young and
lady, San Fradcisco; O Dilkes. Walton,
Philadelphia; 8 Johnson, J McCord, Columbia;
Il O Hannemacher. Pennsylvania; Clark and
lady, 4 Lucker, Hartford; ] II Stephenson and
lady, Aichigsn; Mrs A A Carpenter, Ohicago; b
Baldwin, Massachusetts; T II Knowles. Whining.
ton; Hscker, Albany; B Picket and lady,
Boston; Miss Rollins New Hampshire; @ N Ogden
and lady, New York; W G Smell Boston; 8 Towle.
New York; P Gutter. Chicago; Purcell. Brook
lyn; Il L Harrington, A Smith, J y Woodruff, J
Latham, L Paddock and lady, P Herzog, New
York; II Mcleod, Detroit; Mackay, Miss N
Gordon, Montreal; u Ooburn, Jr, and lady, New
York; W Busnsll and lady, Haster Busnell, q
Reed and lady, Chicago 8 Wood lady and maid,
the Misses Polhemas, Miss n Van Wyck, Miss
F Wood, s 8 Wood, F Hunt Miss Hunt and
maid, Brooklyn; Miss A Foster, Hartlord;S s Vail,
Harens. Mrs Q L Widely and maid, b Led.
lie and lady, New York; E z Harris, Mrs L A
Harris, Ststaon and lady, Miss Hood, Bos.
ton; r G Mitchell and lady, II Mitchell, Mar.
tin, New York; b Madden. Columbia; A Daily,
Piovidence; DSturges, Augusta.
Pavilion.
il Orumpler, Saatee;J F Early. Darlington; "
Wilson, Beaufort; T q Cooke, Greenville; J de
Gran, Atlanta; B McCarty, New York; W Cause,
Lessvile; ~ Nehemias, Green Pond; s Marden,
-; W. McKeenan, Marion; Collins, New
YORK. 9 q Merrin,an, Locust Grove, n Y; ] Bates,
5altimo:e;J q Howard, Ocala, Fla; Lee, Men,
phis; Cal Wagner, ] L Wagner, q Haverly, E
Haverly. Booker, N Hall, O Haywood, Jean
oaulheld, Barry Booker, Jr, Ben Brown, Charlie
Weling Freeth. Albert Yelling, william
Weling, William Barbour, Cal Wagners Troop;
George Barbour, q Moreau. Henry Miller, Geo
BoucA, J shafer, Mesars Harry Chaplain and d
B Hodges, agents, Cal wsgner's Troupe; Frank
and lady, st Louis; n Sanders, halifax; N B
carkson, e Baswell. GsorGetown; the Misses
Leonard. Lansiugburg; J T Walker, Peter Wal
ker, Chester; Bell, Bell, Virginia; Mrs DR. @ D
Chase, Miledgeville;J Bragdon, Marion; Thos
8 Latham. New York.
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TIE co1uaRrA COTTON CLAIMS.

The testimony tor the claimants against the
United States for damages on account of loss
es incur red In the destruction OF Columbia 10
1855, has now been presented before the
mixed commission appointed for that pur-
pose, and the witnesses for the defendant, the
United States, have also been examined. The
claimants, who are represented by George r.
Waller, Esq, OF the firm OF Messrs. Walker q
Bacot, have now the opportunity OF present.
ing testimony in rebuttal of that produced by
the United States, and sitting will be held In
the Charleston Library Building, In this city,
on Thursday next, the 10Th Instant, for the
purpose of taking this testimony. Another
session will be held at Columbia on the 18th
instant, another at Baltimore on the 23d In.
stant, and another at Savannah on the let
proXimo.
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THE .,CHUTzEN.FEST.

Islsenr advertising columns this morning
wiS be found the full programme of the Ger
mani Besa:sasnfsst which will be given during
the week, commencing on Monday the 2lst
instant. The programme is very full and at
tractiye, and Includes one novelty-the Punch
and Judy exhibltlou-whlch promises large
fu5S Of amusement to all the visitors. Full
information In regard to TIE places for obtain
Ing tickets, the regulations for the festival
6n will be found in the advertisement.
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LOCAL IAooN1Gs

The Mlshsw Zouayes had dan :nnaress dfill
C. EIlitsry Hall last evening. - -.
The new wooden pavement has been
nearly completed on King street, between
Wentworth and iHaael.
=rne steamship Ashland, Captain Hunter
OF the Clyde Line, sails ct noon to-day for
Philadelphia. i-'
The German Hussar fitting Club had q
parade and tilt in the suburbs, yesterday
afternoon. - o-.--s,~ sT1xcg
The Hon. 8. 8. Coz. the representative in
the last Congressof the Sixth District OF New
York, Is spending few days In the city on
his way North. -.~rrS- .-~.-,
: Two new,and handsome flags have been
received from Washington for the Postoffice
and Customhousa, respectively, and were ay-
Ing over the Postoflcs building yesterday.
--Dr. B. A. Bosemon, the new postmaster
of Charleston, has executed his official bond
for $g5, 900, and forwarded it to the Postoface
Department at Warrington for approval.
The Raral Carolinian for April has come
to hand we'll flied as usual with attractive,
valuable and useful articles upon subjects
connected with the farm, garden and house
hold,
1t ID said that o single-mile dash has been
arranged to take place ct the Washington
Race Course, on the 2lst instant, between two
promising colts named respectively Jonoe
Hooper, Jr., and Lady Alice. The stake viii be
i've hundred dollars, one-hali Of which has
been put up as forfeit.
Captain Norton, the inspector of the
lighthouse board at this station, has been or
dered to San Francisco as member OF o
Bogart. After the trial, he will return to this
city and resume the position which he now
flls 50 acceptabty.
= Last Thursday evening, while party Of
young gentlemen were playing ball near the
west end Of Broad street, some colored rougbs
appeared and en6eavored to raise disturb.
anee, in doing which one of the lads was
struck By q, colored man with. brickbat and
seriously injured.
Trial Justice Levy is about to desert bis
Old Office fer more spacious and comfortable
one, situated on the south side Of Broad
D600ss 6UOuL mlVWoy u0bWC0u mug Su0 lu00t-
hg. The new office Is now fitting up. 1t will
have front apartment ior the trial of cases,
and an inner apartment for the private medl-
sations OF the justice.
Professor Cromwell will commence an
other briet season of his elegant art enter.
tainments at the Academy of Music, next
Thursday evening. A special feature of this
series Of entertainments, which will continue
through Easter week, will be the exhibition
OF the splendid collection of statuary views
: taken in Italy and the art galleries In other
parts Of the old world.
Captain Hamlin, the skilful and genial
commander of tho United States revenue cut
ter Racer. has been ordered North to take
the command of larger vessel, and to be
succeeded by Captain Warner, of the revenue
service, who Is now stationed at one of the
Connecticut porte. Lieutenant Travers, of
the same vessel, is about to be relieved at his
own reaues. for the purpose Of making vIsi.
ts Baltimore.
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MARINE NEWS. -.
CfIARL LEsTON, 8. c.. APRIL s, 1873.
Ie, 20 deo 4s min "a acc Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

steamsnip Charleston, Adkins, New York-left
1st inst. Mdse. To Jas Adger q co, & Adger d
co. J Apple. D ANIME, y Ahrens, = Boyd' 7
Bart Il CO Blscnotf & CO. h Bates d CO Mrs II
BucAley, II J Benon, Chase Cuttllo, Jno
Campuell, Jno Campsen Il CO, X G Cnlsolm, w u
CO, y q Oiaussen, Cohen l. Wells. Cameron,
Barkley IL co, bowie. Noise d Davis Douglass.
Erwlp, Elias Bros D Fleming co:
Fehrenbach; Fleming, Mrs n Finley,
Falk Il co. Jno 8 Fairly CO, " F r.
sythe, Fulchg t., senedict 4 co, Fogartie's Book
store, U l. Gamble, Glib on, Il Gerdts CO.
8 Gadsden, U u Glidden, A Hunt, Hall
CO, A Hammerschmldt, N dorsey Il Bro, Jno
Helms, Hart co, Holmes, Calder CO, >
Ho;nes, A I'LL g, JerOrds co, Johnston, Cre.s
CO. Jackson d co, johnsen Brown, L
KornahreDs, KllncK, WicEenuerg Co, kinsmsn
Bros, Ktnsman i Howell, Knooeloch d Small,
Kressel & Brandes, Monsieur Leferre, Laftte,
Lauruy, Alexander i co, II Letding, P Lolz, U
Lunrs co. Jno G Minor co. e Marshall
co, VIM Mckay, Mclnnls d co, VIM mattniessen,
K Marshal! Il co. Martin Mood. Malks,W
Metz, McLoy q Rice, P Macquecn, Nachman d co,
orphan Asylum, W n u'Connor, Pinkerpohl,
Perry, Paul, welch d CO. q Panknin, 2uscRen-
bush, Estlll q co, ] keed Read co, Relen,
Pererman, so Ex 20. r solomon, Y SchWet.
mann, d II stlcox. G SchmetZer, Smitn
CO. Smith Walk, II >iliLan, Schot2, w a
>Erine, Vim shepherd co E stoddard co,
steele, Sell d Foster, l. schnell, iiefenthsl,
1iedeman, Oalner d co, Thomas Lanneau, 5
Thorn pson, Terry d Nolan, Taylor, X 1ay.
or, Mrs Watts. 3 Wilson Bro. WeisEopn,
K White, WAGNER, Monsees d co, Walker, Evans
& Cogswel P Wlneman d CO, and otnt rs.
Steamer Emile, White, Georgetown, O. lS9
Jcs rice. so bags eeed rice. mdse and sundrles.
To shackelfOrd d Kelly, Pringle 4 Son, W Y
Bee d CO. raser i Dill, Adger d CO. T
Huger, Thurston, sell & Foster, P Toomer,
Paul d CO. N Goldsmith d Son, Cameron, Bark
ley Il co, N Emanuel, r Graham & CO, and others.
Received from LhiBOlm's MIL. 73 tierves rice.
To Geo trenholm q Son. -
Received from Benefits Mil. 104 tierces rice.
W y Bee CO. and Jas K Pringle d son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Sophia Godfrey. Godfrey, Philadelphia, via
Jacksonville Fac Sweegan, agt.
Schr Albert l. Butler, Butler, North Weymouth
Alfred Creighton.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr E L Trefethen, Sterling, Baltimore.
Schr clara Merrlck, Hand, Northern Port.
FROM THIS PORT.
Spanish steamship Jose, Albizure, at Liverpool,
April.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, at New York.
sr bark ) B Durul, Kllam, ut Liverpool,
April4.
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LIVE OAK SOCIAL CLUB.

At the anniversary meeting of the Live Oak
Social Club, the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year: E. W. Gradick,
president; F. R. savo, vice-presIdent; v.
Donahoe, secretary; L. d. Dadln, treasurer.
Committee on Flnance-E. W. GradIck, W. j..
McCafer, J. G. Koennecke. Committee on
Letters-G. Worrell, J. Seel, I. Dixon.
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QUARANTINE OFFICE. /
CHARLESTON, November ~, 1872. (

CHARLESTON, November ~, 1872
Mr. N, 8. VALENTINES:
Dear Sir--Your samples OF "Meat Juicen were
received through tho pDliteness OF your agent,
and used very freely during the summer In cho.
lera infantum, low forms OF fever and other dis.
eases peculiar to this climate.
Icheerrully add my testimony to its dietetic
value, and regard your "Meat Preparntion"' Of
great benefit, not only In infantl e, but also In
adult practice. It Is with pleasure that can
recommend It's use to the profession generally
from past experience and the happy results In my
practice Very respectfully, &C..
ROBERT LEBBY, Il. D.,
Health Officer. Harbor Of Charleston.
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ALL THE new styles of Parasols, also an ex-
cellent assortment of light colored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. A full supply Of Win
dow Shades, also Lace Curtains, at Furch-
gott, Benedict & Co.'s. No. 276 King street.
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II o r F L o B I'D A,
VIA AvANNAsHs

TSa Splendid Side wheel Steamers, .~A
DICT sTOR, Captain L. Il. Coxetter,
and olTY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald. wiil iesvo
charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and Sun.
DAY EVENING at O'Clock precisely, for Sevso.
nah Fernandina, Jacksonville, Ma8n lia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine Palatka and all
Landings on st. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatka with steamers for the OclawahA -kiyer
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT for Enter.
prise, MellonVille. and all points on the Upper
st. Johns and Indian Rivera.
Connect at FernandIna with Florida Railroad
for all points In the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys. !!
All Way Freight must be prepaid. 80
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
RAVENEL CO., Agents.
dec2 Cor. Vanderhor-ts Wharf and East Bay.
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NoRraRARTKRN RAILROAD.
PaasenRerS.

Per steamship Charleston, rrom New York-W
Smith, Jno Thacher and wife, Fannington, ]
woodruff. b He,dy, W G Schnell, J B Pickett
and wife. Towles rev Jno Purcell, Mira
jennings. N ogden and wife, e P cutler.
Per steamer Emile, from Georg etown-Mrs
f hennlpg, Rev J ] Hartley and wife. A Nor
Can. Gasauie, e Blsckman, J A Atkinson, A
Lucas. E Braswell, Bell, Bell, B UlarEson,
and on deck.
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WIN. MCKAY is closing out stock Of fine
Plated Ware and Cutlery at private sale, this
day, as the owner is leaving tonight. The
goods will be sold at auction prices. Call and
examine.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
william. Mckay will sell at o'clock z. NJ
at hIa store, plated ware, cutlery, DC.
'THERMOMETRICAL.

The following was the range Of the ther-
momneter. yesterday, April 4tb, at the drug
store OF Mr.. Joseph Backmao, on the south
aidss;ioof Broad street: ga. NJ, 6S; 10 A. h.,
ss: Ia Bf., IS; 2 P. NJ, rs; 4 P. NJ, u; T. ID.
7l:8cP. NJ, 6S.
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NTOTICE.-THREE' MONTHS AFTER
IN da application will be made to Bank Of
Charleston for renewal Of Certificates OF stock in
SAID Bank, standing in the name OF .JaBEZ
NORTON, Guardian WIN. r NORTON, 10 Certin.
cate No sio5 one Whole Share. Certificate No.
$780,. three Half shares, original Certificate being
lost or destroyed. mch2J.lAue9$
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~ ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
GLEBE sTREET.-Divine Service will be held In
this Church ID. " TOMORROW MORNING, at half
past 10, and at NIGHT. at 8 O'Clock. Preaching oy
the Pastor, Rev. J. L. GIRARDEAU, D. D. ap5'
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
THRoudH LINE TO = II, .r.t..ss,
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. .7z-!
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <FNsa.
No. ~. North River, foot Of canal street. r.
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 1Uth,- y0In
and sOth OF every month, except when these dates
fall on Sunday. then The Saturday precedEH-,
era for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Por Japan aud China Steamers leave San Fran.
ci co irst OF every month, except whom It falls or
sunday-the1 on the day preceding. ~
60 direct from New York to Asptnwall. =
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult.
Mejiclne and attendance free. z..gS'
Wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. +. r. BABY, Agent.
augl9.1yr '' = - - -
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THERE is no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls,
Bread, Grlddle Cakes, Mullins, Wafties, &C.,
when Dooley's Yeast Powder is used. Gro
Gers sell it. apr3.thstus
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A FINE ASSORTMENT of Children's Straw
Hats at Plenge's, No. 2Ol King street, below
Market street.
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For STYLISH and elegant Spring Hat, at a
reasonable price, 60 to. Plenge's, No. 2Ol King
street.
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Religious Notices.

~ UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE
Service will be held In this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at half.p 10 O'Clock, the Rev. JAMES
BOYD officiating. All strangers are cordially In
vlted to attend. apr5
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MO CURE, NO PAY.
mch20-Stu.1mo

FoRREsT's JUMPER TAR
Ia positively warranted to cure Cough, Group,
Hoarseness Sore Throat, Splitting OF Biood, ASH,
ma, Bronchitis. and Lung Diseases: immeulAse Hse .
genuine Is put up by DR.. JAMES MASuN Fok'
REST 4 %.
SOLD by g. w. Al@Ah, Aeeue.
Corner King AMI Vsnderhorst streets.
And all Druggists. leo14-in"Imo
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CHARLESTON, s. o., September 20. 1872.

CHARLESTON. s. o., September 20. 1872.
Mr.. II. S. VALENTINE:
dear Slr-Durtng the past summer, have had
full opportunity VI testing your preparation OF
Meat Juicen particularly amongst children suf.
ferIng from Darrhea from "Teething.n / lud
that as soon as they lose their appetite and com.
mence to detsriorate generally, your Preparation
administered Is well retained and most often en-.
oyed by the little sufferers: They Improve rapidly
In health and strength. Other preparations are
Lot 30 easily tolerated, on account OF their un.
plea. ant odor and taste.
consider the contents OF your little bottle
most Invaluable IN all acute wasting diseases.
Very respectfully, W. n. FITCH, n. d.
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~ THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be tpen for Divine Service every SABBATH NORM
ING, at half.past 10 O'Clock, corner OF Church and
Water Streets Rev. W. B. YATES officiating.
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!. CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Board of Examiners of Charleston County,
of TO A. M
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Marrie1.

GANTT-MCCRARY.-At Anderson, March ~,
by Kew. E. F. hyde, MIR. B. F. CAN'T and MISS
ALICE MCCRARY
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD COM


NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.
CHARLESTON, :. o., January 20, 1879.
Trains will leave charleston Daily at 1000 A.
and 800 P. III.
Arrive at charleston s.45 A. II. Mondays ex-
cepted) and $50 P. III.
Train does not leave Charleston 8 90 P. II. SUM-
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 oQ A. n. makes through eonnec.
iion 10 New York. via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through In A hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 P. n. Train have
choice oil route, via Richmond aud Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY IN Wilmington, N. q.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con-
nections at Washingto, with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
SIS. S0LOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAP0R Gen. Ticket agent. may21