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lstter.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO..
No. 10 Broad street, Charleston, s. q.
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The Charleston Fertilizers.

The Southern planters freely admit that
very much Of their success 10 solving the
problem of raising large crops of cotton
with free labor is due to the judicious use OF
commercial fertilizers. These have enabled
the planters, when necessary, to diminish
the area In cultivation, while increasing the
product per acre, and have strengthened
their position and made them more inde-
pendent by reducing the cost Of the staple.
There has been charlatanism In fertilizers,
as there is in everything else, end expert
eace has shown that one may have too much
Of even good thing. But It's an unques-
tionable fact that the experienced planter,
who chooses his fertilizer carefully, and
uses 1t with discretion, finds, year by year,
that his prospects are better, and that the
euickening and invigorating influence OF
standard manures ls more and more indls-
ppensable. Not only does he obtain heavi-
or yield, rat he also increases the intrinsic
value OF his land.
No commercial fertilizers have stood the
test OF long trial better than those which
are offered in this market. The rigid in
speciion required by the State keeps the
standard high, and shows the planter ex-
acty what he Is buying. The prices are
low, aud the terms Of payment liberal In
truth, 30 many million dollars are invested
here In the phosphate interest that the man.
uHacturer5 canhot afford to sell poor arti-
Gle, or to deal harshly with their customers.
The planters are now about to make their
purchases for the coming season. They
have every intention to invest largely in the
means of renewing and Strengthening the
soil. The Charleston manufacturers and
agents are ready to meet any demand that
may be made upon them, and their reputa-
ton is such that they are sure to do hand
some business. Planters, however, fire.
quently suffer by sending In their orders at
the last moment, which is likely to lead to
vexatious delays, whatever the capacity OF
the factories and the facilities OF railroad
transportation. We urge the planters.
therefore, to send in their orders to their
Charleston friends at an early day, and
when they are ready to make their choice
amongst the different brands and grades OF
fertilizers, we hope to be able, as usual, to
refer them with confidence to the announce
ments of the different companies published
in the advertising columns OF TIE NEWS.
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Of his ancestors, he possessed tne tali iol"
which distinguished him from his people. no
manifested some Inclination to promote re-
forms In the island, and favored loregnefs ~
order TO increase commerce and INDUSTRY
going to the extent of actually forming caol-
net composed OF men OF different nationah-
ties, but who had lived long enough III 'n'
oopntrv to become identified with its interests'
Thus. with the sanction Of Napoleon Ill, No
made Frsnohman, n. Crosnier dc Varlgny,
his minister of finances; for bis minister VI
sore,pn affairs he selected Mr.. &. G. Wyiile, d
scotchman: for minister Of the Interior, an
Epelishman named Hopkins; wniie hi0
chancellor and minister OF justice "efe
two americans-Mr. harris. OF Pniiaoei-
mia. and Mr.. q. Allen, former memoei
Of Congress. In spite Of Its peculiar eonsEpp,
lion tbI, cabinet was very iavorablyreesase
bv both the Legislature and the people, anu
worked with the most perfect harmony
The death of Kamehameha, without naming
,uccessor. as he was privileged to do unaer
the constitution, leaves peculiar Voio Ill 'n0
government oil the Sandwich lsanos, W ho
was the last representative OF the roys!
family; and by his death without any leglu-
mate successor the sovereignty merges oack
lrto the people. The government Oh lne
Sandwich Islands is that OF limited mon
archy, the sovereign governing the country
nnder the constitution Of 1862. Each OF tne
larger islands of the archipelago has sepa-
rate governor, who. with tho monarch tne
chancellor of the kingdom, the assistant
Judges of the Supreme Court, and eight olner
members, constitute the Privy Council. Puo-
lie opinion recently pointed at Prince Lana
uko as the person who would probably Do
aelected to all the throne OF the king. De
was considered the righttul heir previous 10
tho accession OF Kamshameha V, but was
set aside by the old king. His claim comes
from the female side OF the family, ne oelng
son of the sister of Kamehameha Ii. he mas
attained the age OF thirty-four years. he is
popular with the people Of his own race i8
we'll educated, and has a fine personal ad'
dress.
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Tbe GbatleStna1 3sems'
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l, 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS sis dessgna
tied as the newspaper for the publication OF
..sll legal notices, and oGaclal advertisements,
.for the County Of Charleston, under the act
ssof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate tie publication OF all legal and public
l,nnttcaan
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Celebrations.

EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION
-H The several Civic Societies OF this city and
the Fire companies Will assemble on Nesting
street between Mary and Johu streets, THIS
MORNING, at 8 O'CLOCK January !, 1878, to Cele.
5rate the emancipation Proclamation. From
which point the First Regiment 5. U. N. G. are
cordially invited 10 EscUrt The Procession to
White Point Garden, where Addresses will be
delivered by Major NJ. 4. DELANY and the Hon.
A. MANSlN, and the Emancipation Procama.
tIon read by Major SAMUEL DlUKERSON. The
Marshals or the Day are as follows: VIM. h.
jenkins, Paul Holmes, Robert Als,on, K. A.
Vesey, Peer Roberts N,
By order Committee OF Arrangements.
iaul.s VIM. ]. BR0DlE. Chairman.
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The South Carolina Railroad Company having
created Second Mortgage, amounting to
THREE MILLION DOLLARS,

The South Carolina Railroad Company having
created Second Mortgage, amounting to
THREE MILLION DOLLARS,
for the purpose OF retiring all i's noating ohllgs
nons and arranging its Non: Hartgage Bonds, and
the Bonds authorized 10 be issued under said
Mortgage having been duly executed, they are
now offered for sae at this otfice at 76 percent.
Payment will be accepted as follows, viz: Two.
thirds OF the purchase money will be received in
the per cent. Non.Mortgage Bonds OF the Com.
pauy at rs per cent; balance In cash.
The value Of the security now offered entities It
to very high consideration. The Mortgage GOV.
ers the entire property OF the Company, enbrac.
Ing 242 miles OF nrstclass Road, ahundantly
equipped with Locomotives and Cars in nne con-
diion, and all the appurtenances OF nrst'class
Railroad, tie first Mortgage being only $a,o0o,ooo.
The business OF the Road for the present year is
estimated at AGO. 900 gross, and It's net revenue
at over $55G,GOo. Its present prospects furnish
ample ground for very satisfactory anti ipations
or future earnings. The Bonds bear date October
lst, and have attached Coupons for per cent.
per annum, interest payable In april and Octo-
ber In the City OF New York.
After the Slst December, instant, the price OF
the Bonds will be IS per cent. and accrued In.
tertst. j. 7. WELSMAN,
dec2Q-fmw treasurer.
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GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE WEDNESDAY, JAN
UARY1 /, AT2 O'CLOCK.
CAL WAGNER'S MINSTRELS,
HAYERI,Y. Manager.

CAL WAGNERS M1NSTRELS,
n. HAYERLY, Manager,
vii. have the honor OF appearing before the CIT.
izens OF this city in series OF their Solrees de
Ethlope, Introducing each entertainment entire
change OF programme. Having many popular
and talented Artists, prominent among whom
are Cal Wagner, sam Price, Ben Brown, Johnny
and Dance Artists. Great california Quartette !
composed OF Wellipg Bros. and J. W. FreeLh. Also,
Mr.. Fred Wilson, the great and wonderful Char
acter Actor and Original Grecian Statues, with
fine Orchestra and Brass Band.
Prices as usual. Doors open at 7; commencing
at 8. Reserved Seats on sale at Box Office dur.
Ing each day. ID. b. HODGES, Gen'l Agt
q. CLAPHAM, Advertising Agent. dec24.8
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BparnlnQ.


EASONABLE AND P L LEA SAN T
III Board can be obtained near the business
part OF Meeting street by applying to q. H. YER
NON, at Fogartte's Book Depository. Jsnl-lf
TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ
Il TAIN Board in a private family. Apply at
No 80 Wentworth street. jan1-lf
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BniI6ing Material.
DEADY- ADE 81 o U S ES.

IL
rne undersigned begs to infJrm persons In the
interior that he Is now prepared to ship READY
MADE HOUSES Of any size, or VII L A E
CHURCHES, either to order uion plans sent to
him, or to furnish plans for projected work. The
framing, &c., being principally doue by steam
power upon the Northern plan, he hopes to sup
ply all demands upon him at prices that Will en-
courage building. A considerable expense has
been incurred and extensive shops erected to
meet this trade, aid by this plan persons can
buy Louise cheaply and employ whom they
please to put 1t up, getting at mandatory
prices hardware, nails, sash, doors stairs and
ali the appliances for first class house. 1t is
hoped by the protector OF these mills that the
trade now opened will be as advantageous to the
state as It IL expected 10 be prof able to him.
JUHN II. DEfEREUX,
janI.wfm Architect and Contractor.
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joint 5tork Gomlpatlp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
beue6t OF the State Orphan Asylum:
CLASS No. 327-TUEsDAY MORNING, Dec. 81.
5s-62-I9-7O-ls-1O-55-4
CLASS No. s28-TUBsDAY EVENING, Dec. 81.
67-l8-73-36 -4O-33-14-72-1O-2s-1I-
janl-l A. MOROSO, Sworn Commissioner.
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/ And larger clubs st the last named rate.
1 TEE WEEKLY NEWS will contain all the
leading editorials OF the DAILY; care
ful and complete summary OF the Foreign
and Domestic news; latest news by Tele-
graph from all parts Of the world; foil and
reliable Stock, Financial and General Mar
ket Reports; synopsis OF the proceedings
OF Congress aud State Legislatures, when
in session; proceedings Of Scientific, Agri-
cultural, Religious and Literary Societies;
all important Legal Decisions OF State and
Federal Courts; reviews Of the most inter-
esting and important New Books and,
indeed, everything OF interest to the Family
Circle, the Merchant, Farmer, Professional
Man, Mechanic and Laborer.
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NTTIzENS' SAVINGS BANK or SOUTH
CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON BRANCH, No. 8 BROAD STREET.

CAROLlNA,
CHARLESTON BRANCH, No. BROAD STREET.
On and after Monday, Goth January, 1873, the
regular Semt-Annusl interest Will be paid to De-
posltors, who are requested to bring In their
Books at that time, that the same may be en-
tered.
All nierest not paid on the 31st January will be
added TO the principal OF the depoaitor, and will
itself draw interest as II deposited on the let In
slant. Interest Is compounded and added to
principal quarterly, but is payable as heretofore
In January and July.
All money deposited in this Bank, on or before
the nth day OF each Calendar Month, will bear
interest (Six Per Cent? for that month as II de.
posted on he Let instant.
deposits OF One Dollar aud upwards received
daily from A. M. to2P. NJ, and on SATURDAY
Evenings.
This Branch is under the management OF the
following Local Finance Committee
LOUIS D. DESAUSSURE,
CLELAND K. HUGER, F. MELCHERS,
DIR. A. B. ROSE, BENZ. F. EVANS,
@. wULBERN E. N. THVRSTON.
Collections promptly attended to, there being
Branches Of this Bank at the most prominent
points In the State. D. HAvENEL, Jr.,
dec3l oasnler.
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finanriaI.

u NJ. MORELAND,
STOCK AND NOTE BROKER,
No. 20 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. g.,
Boys and Sells
GOLD AND SILVER OOIN,
United States Bonds,
State and City Securities,
Bank Stocks and Coupons and
MutIlated Currency.
ALSO,
Negotiates Commercial Paper and makes Ad.
vaDces Oh all Securities placed In his hands 1or
SALE janl-wfm6
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PHOSPHATE LANDS FOR SALE.

DHOSPHATE LANDS FOR SALE.
Il BY virtue OF decEeetal order OF the Court OF
Common Pl. as for Colleton County, I will sell at
public outcry before the Courthouse at Walter.
boro', S. c., on MONDAY, the 9th day Of January
next
$3.50 ACRES OF LAND. situate on the Edsto
River in Colleton County, consisting OF i've diff
ferent Tracts OF Land and to be sold by tracts,
belonging to the estates I Lewis 0'Bryan and
Charles brown. "A plat Of the whole will be e4-
hibited on day OF SALE
Terms made Known on day OF sale. Purchas.
ers To pay for papers. a. F. OBRYAH,
decl6mth6 EX'or.
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OOUIH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM
pANY SIX PER CENT. BONDS.

Holdersof these Bonds, maturing 1st January,
1873, are iNormed that they can arrange for the
exchange ofthe same for SECOND MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, prior to lst January,
on advantageou, terms. 1T. WELSMAN,
dec20.fmw Treasurer.
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r OsT, ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN KING
street, near Wentworth aud Kutledge ave.
nue, q Russia Leather Purse, containing sJme
g.enhacxs and pieces OF silver. The nnder Will
lie rewarded upon leaving the Purse and contents
at TIE NEWS office. decZ3
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ArnusenIents.

X B A N D B A L L
OF THE
ETNA FIRE COMPANY,
EIBERNIAN HALL, JANUARY 20, 1873.
Members Wishing tickets for themselves or
friends can procure same from the committee.
W. a. ZIMMERMAN, Chairman.
I. 8. z! ELLSWORTH, J.O. MARTIN,
JAS. W. W.STRINMRYER, THos. q. LErTCH,
WALTER WEBB, JR., A. T. SIMoNs.
D. r. TODD, T. II. PRICE,
JOHN SMITH, CHAs. STBINMEYRR.
jan1
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NHARLESTON CIGARMAKERS'
" UNION, No. l2s-You are hereby summon, or
ed TO attend q Regular Monthly Meeting at the
Military Hail TsIs EVENING, at O'Clock, Janu-
ary j, is73. Immediately after regular business
an Election will be held for Ofncers seml-annuai'
ly, Full attendance 10 requested.
JOSEfa A. GALLlOTT,
Recording Secretary, O. o. m. u, NO. l2''
jan1-+
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TlIFTY-FIVE MULES. RISES,
E MARES and Ponies, just arrived at R.
O.KMAN'S Stables, IS Church street, and for
sale on time, jaD14H
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1NO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
i MODIOUS Building No. l49 East Bay, re.
Gently occupied as the Publication Onlca OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coaee
uouse. For terms, &C., apply at the unlce OF
TIE Nrws. No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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WILSON'S )GROCEbfs
" "i''oN' HOLIDAY GOODS
ur, sors, GROCERY.
'l'o'0 HOLIDAY GOODS
GROCERY.
" 'N''0A' y Holiday Goods
GROCERY.
GROCERY.
Strawberry lam In
WILSON'S, p0Onqn nR%porssS. RSss ted 'A0n' GROCERY.
Dundee Marmslade, 3|>-,
WILSON'S, pound pots for one GROUEkY.
dollar.
suv your aSlI Holiday Goods aRooERY.s
from
WILSON'S, Wilson's. GROCERY.
Smoked Tongues, sew 80 .,.,'.
WILSON'S enty-nve cents each, 6huUEhI. :
worth 81 rs. .....f
30 t - - -
WILSON'S, Brandy Fruits, all nlGROCERY.r.
"1' kinds. from one, to fer -
ty dollars per jar. ~
Seedless Ralslns. eight ;,.r..
WILSON'S, p''A01 -. o ~ GROCERY.
"'D'''' send your orders to ~
WILSON'S, WILSON'S. GROCERY.
Preserved Fruits in all - .u.,.. y
WILSON'S, styles. GHoCEkI.
o. r3,a sJaa
Picked Fruits, some.
WILSON'S thing new, all sllapes. aRooHRf' =
New citron. New Lem.
WILSON'S on Peel. IGROCERf.
---. .o. For anything Nice, go o,oo,,v /.
WILSON'S. a.
+" "'D New ourrants = eight z
pounds ior one dollar.
"'D''N' Jellies fr m twenty -:
WILSON'S, 'sn'' per rvs jar. s0NA GROCERY. !
Sweet older on drsugh, % Z.
WILSON'S TO see the GROCERY. I
Neatest store In the
city goto ,, 49,, q
''' A'N' o. WILSON'S. 7
sos KING ST. Choice Table Butter al. WILSON'S.
ways on hand.
sos KING ST. Family Flour. ground WILSON'S. =
expressly for u.s. 6,,F
sos KING ST. psrohed coases recslv WILSON'S.
Cd daily. -,
aos KING ST. II you want anything WILSON'S.
rare go to s
aas KING ST. WILSON'S. WILSON'S. b
Ground Co1ees to order -
ana EJrJl ct 30 IWILSONS'. K
'O' AiN' Oh Try the Teas at nifty - I,
sos KING ST ''A''' ss at ' wIsoss3
WILSON'S. -.
''S klS0Si' ses. Tea only one dol "'D'oa0 'a' i.
500 KING ST. 'N' ' % % ' WILSON'S 81
Good Tea at eighty 1.. W.
sosKlNe ST.. % ~o~ WILSON'S.
You can save twenty. ~ SO
nve cents on.
S06 KING ST. every pound or Tea WILSON'S.
bought at ri - Gsis5G.s
800 KING ST. WILSON'S. WILSON'S. o.
No charge for deliver. ..,,,
300 KING ST. ing Goods. WILSON'S.
No charge % for Packing. ,.... o,,.,,
800 KING ST. Particular attention to- WILSON'S.
Country orders
3Ob KING 81. HhSVNcs,
sos KING ST. wills soNs'. WILSON'S.
,,-
sos KING ST. Address Box assl WILSON'S.
sos KING ST. ADDRESS Box ssa WILSON'S.
I 'r /!
800 KING ST. ADDRESS BOX 1881 wILsoNs'.
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NTRAYED Or STOLEN FROM NO. "a
~ Beaulaln street, on sunday evening, 18th In
slant, Setter Dog, with alternate patches OF
liver color and white, answering TO the name
or "Czar.n Head almost wholly nVer-cnl-
ored. somewhat peculiar but intelligent ex.
preston OF countenance. suitable reward will
he paid for his delivery at No. "a Beaufaln street.
dec2S
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for 6aie.

0NE HUNDRED HEAD MULES,
~ MAKES AND HORSES, for Harness, Sad.
a,e, Plantation, Timber, Turpentine and Drsy
purposes, just received at KENTUCKY SALE
STABLES, No. 50 Cnurch street. Parties wi hing
STOCK would do well to call on Us before buying.
BAMBERG & MCCOY. 1an1-2"
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Meetings.

r o o. F.--SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE,
No. l. INSTALLATION NIGHT.-A Regu.
lar weekly Meeting Of south Caroline Lodge, No;
= viii he held THIS EVENING, ut Odd Fellows
Hail at oic,ook precisely. The Oficers elect
will he installed into their respective Chairs py
NJ w Grand Master A. J. MINIS. Members or
tIod ntIs01 ~ arfend. ROBT. JAMES,
iSn1 " Recording Secretary.
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TWO COWS, BLACK AND WHITE,
Il found on Seals' farm. The Cwner can get
tue same 5y paying expenses. decSl.3r
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T OsT, DEPOSIT BOOK No. s56 in S.
IL O. Loan and Trust Company, Savings De.
partment IN name OF JOHN A. CAMPBELL.
janI.1+
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lost and :Gonn0.

r OST, ON SUNDAY LAST, A GOLD
Earring, with Coral Bird on Nest. The
Iluuer will be suitably rewarded at NO. 20 Hayne
street, WIN. SHEPHERD & CO., on returning
same. lanl-lr
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A TTENTION, WAGNER ARTILLERY
N CLUBl-Attend Regular Monthly Meeting
ol your cub, at Lindstedt's Hall, 1HIs EVshISa.
at O'Clock precisely. Members are requested 10
be punctual, as business OF importance Will De
transacted. " -.
By order. J.F. LILIENTHAL, secretary.
P.S.-A Prize Shooting will take place after tne
Meeting. JAIL
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.

FIVE NIGHTS AND MATINEE,
COMMENCING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27.
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OUR SOCIAL CIRCLE.-THE ANNUAL
~ Meeting OF the Ciicle will be held THIS EVE
Siua. the lst inst, at O'Clock. A full attendance
Is desired as the Election Of omcers for the en-
suing year Will take place. ,,ns,y
By order. a. v: fANS!S'
ianl.s SECRETARY.
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TNHE FINE AND REMUNERATIVE GRO
Il Gerry STORE, ;rner OF Longitude lane aud
East Bay can be bought at private sale on very lD
eral terms, the present owners desirug TO remove
to their store, corner of King and Tradd streets.
Apply at their store for further information
dec18wfm
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAR.
wi ,OLINA.-The Regular Monthly Meeting OF
this Society will he held THIS EVENING, az
oicocS' NJ AIMING sIMONS, NJ. D.,
IonI Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-01

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-01
The Charleston Nes1s for 1878.

The general favor with which TIE
CHARLESTON News is regarded by the read
ing public of South Carolina and the ada
cent States, has given it an unrivalled clrcu-
lation throughout this section OF the ceun-
try. We are resolved that nothing shall be
left undone In the future to keepit up to the
highest standard OF modern journalism; and
in order 70 place our various editions within
the reach of every Southern household, we
will iarnish the paper 70 clubs On very lioe-
raj terms. Tho friends Of The News every
ws,re are invited to assist US In extending
its circulation. The following are our
CASH RATES TO CLUBS, FOB 1878:
( THE DAILY NEWS.
One copy, one year. ....................,SS w
Five or more copies, one year, each -. %
THE TRr.wEsKLY NEWS.
one copy, one year. ....................s w
Five copies, at s. so each. .............. 1? 80
Ten copies, at So each. ch.................- 50 w
THE WEEKLY NEWS.
Single copy, one year. .................s w
Five copies ...................-.. oo
Tea copies. ..................''' - w
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