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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03

~LADIEs WILL FIND ELGIN'S
Phantom Powder justine incest, softest whltest,
prettiest face Powdern the world. far superior to
any other Powder, Lily White, or Tablet In the
market. Thousands OF ladies who have used it
are delighted with Is effects, and pronounce it
the very best cosmetic they ever tried. For i'm.
parting youthful besuy and freshness 10 the
complexion, and clearness and softneSs to the
skin, It cannot be srpa sed. For sale by all
retail druggists. IOwIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, y. O.
mchB thttu3mo9
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DGar6lnQ.

A SMALL FAMILY OR SINGLE GEN
n TLEMAN can obtain good Board In prl-
yaIe family; large and pleasant rooms; terms
reasonable. Apply TO b. ID. VERNON, az fogar.
Iie'5 Book Depository. apr8.l-
DOARDING.- G.-GOOD BOARD, WITH
ID comfort BILE rooms, on reasonable terms,
at No. II Broad street, between King and Meetlng
streets. ieo||
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@ BURNETTS COCAINE TIE
following Ia conclusive OF Its efficacy In the case
OF loss OF hair:
messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT 8 Co.: cannot re.
fuse to state the salutary effect, In my own ag-
gravated case, OF your excellent HAIR OIL
tCocoaine.l
For many months my hair had been falling OF,
until was fearful oflosing 1t entirely.
The first application allayed the itchiHg and
irritation; In three or four days the reduess and
tenderness dIsarpearsd-Lhe air ceased to fall
and have now thick growth OF new hair. 1
trnst that others similarly afflicted will be induced
to try the same remedy.
Yours very truly, SUSAN r. POPE.
For sale by DOW[E NOISE & DAVIS, Whole.
sale Druggists Charls,ton, 8. G. apr3.thstu3
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NIGARMAKERS WANTED WANTED
" by the undersigned Immediately. FIVE
loving prices: For close seed lpoo sio: for for
mixed per 1000, Sl2; for seed In Havana, S1i.
only good hands need apply. Address KALVA.
RlNsKY d LlEBLER. Athens, Ca, Box 1oS.
anna
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UanIs.

WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl. a situation 10 do Housework.
Apply at No. . calhoun street. apr31s
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WTANTED, A SEAMSTRFSS (COL-
w ORED,) willing 10 make herself general.
ly useful. Apply at NO. "a Meeting streer.
apr3l*
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BANKIN FIOE,
No. II BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, s. @.
PAID UP CAPITAL................ $500, ,OoO
Receives Deposits. Dlscoun's Paper, Buys and
Sells Foreign and Domestic Exchange at Current
Rates, and will attend to Collections throughout
the South. GEORGE 8. CAMERON,
President
FRANCIS A. MlTOHE ELL, Cashier.
In addition 10 tile ordinary business Of Bank.
ing, the South Carolina Loan and Trust Company
have a SAVINGS DEPARTMENT" In which
they issue Deposit Books for all amounts deposit
ed from One Dollar upwards They also issue In.
terest Bearing Certificates for any amount, pay
able on demand. at such rate Of interest as may
be agreed upon; interest collectable every three
months, II the Certificate has not been previous.
ly presented. Deposltors are offered these ad'
vantages, and the safety OF their deposits is
guaranteed by paid up capital OF THREE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Persons having
funds which they wish TO invest, will md this
safe means Of Investment, returnaole upon de-
mand, and always ready for use should more
profitable investment occur. 1eo2o-thmSmos
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WANTED. A COOK AND WASHER.
w with recommendations, at Mrs. WILL
SONS, corner College and Green streets.
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@- CONSIGNEEs PER STEANSHI

p- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
ASHLAND, from Philadelphia, are hereby noti-
lied That she is discharging cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf at Oonslgnees' risk and ex-
pense. All claims must be made on wharf before
removal OF gools. WIN. A. O0UETENAY.
apr3-l '..'' Agent.
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5perial Nol.tss.

~CHARLESTON LIBRARY SOCIETY.
All persons holding Shares in the BaildlDg OF this
Society are requested 10 send intheir names to
The Librarian as soon as possible apr3thm4
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Go Refr.


THO RENT, PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
Il or Without kitchen, at No. AZ smith street,
cast side, second residence below calhoun street.
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XXTANTED, A COMPETENT WAITING
w MAN. with good RI Communications. Ap-
ply at this office. apr3-thstuth4
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SIXTY-H HORSE ENGINE AND BOIL.
y ERS.-For sale, 6o.Horse gIn4 and
boilers complete In every respect; well sdapied
Adger's Whalf. spr3thstuf4
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Omeial Rafae Numbers.


OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum:
CLASS No. 4s5-wEpNEsDAY MORNING, April 2.
56-76-44-s-45-14-52-6
GLASS No. 4ss-WEDBsDAY EVENING. April 2
5-l4.29-42-5s-45-44
apr3.l A. MOROSO, Sworn Commissioner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03

EOR SALE, THAT FINE LARGE
II Three.story BRICK STORE, at south corner
or East Bay and Cumberland streets, with exten.
sve Warehouses attached running through to
the Messrs. Farrar lis location. arrangement,
&C., make 1t one OF The most desirable business
ands in the CITY. Also, that Three.story BRICK
DWELLING, No. "a Society street, with six
square rooms, &C., requisite outbuidings. cIstern,
&C., &c. Apply 10 JOHN D. ALEXANDER, No.
l6 Broad RlrceL. Anr2Wthaa
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@- PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
Rations and Ship chaudlery for United States
Revenue Vesssl Is.
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COUPONS OF THE EIGHT PER GENT. BONDS
OF the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Comps.
ny due this day will be paid on presentation at
the Flrst National Bank, Ch Arleston.
april 8 S. W. FISHER, Treasurer.
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mch10.mth
w NOTICE. TO BRIDGE CONTRAC

H ICE ~ DhIUUE CONIhAO-
TORS.-Sealed Proposals will be received at the
ONCE Of the Bridge Commissioners for one
month from date, 70; the completion OF The
Bridge crossing the Wateree River. Direct pro-
posals to WILLIAM N. SHANNON, Shannon
shannon, or to J. J. J.sUTHERLAND, Secretary.
J. JSUTHERLAND, Secretary.
Camden, March 6,l873 mch6-thstulmo
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@- CONTIEUAL DROPPING OUT OF
the hair. with dtsageeable Itching OF the scalp
prevented and the solp made cool and healthy,
by the use OF HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER mch29.stuthSD&w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03

TWENTY HEAD OF MULES FOR SALE
i low ON time; suitable for turnentine or
ether purposes, at HOUKADAY'S SIa6Ic, Colum.
0us street. mch3l4+
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IRISH RIFLE CLUB.-THE REGULAR
Il Meeting Of your Club will be held THIS
trIursday) EVENIhG, at O'Clock, at Archer's
Hal F. WALSH,
apr3 Secretary.
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NEULESl MULESl MULES!

MULES JUST ARRIVED, AT R. OAK
NI MANS 8 ables, No. IS Church street.
Turpentine, Timber Cart and Plantation MULES
for sale on time. apr243
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financial.

OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES.
" TON RAILROAD COMPANY, APRIL /, 1873.
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OFFICE SOUTH CAROLINA LUNATIC
" ASYLUM, C0LUMBIA, MARCI Is, ls73.-
WANTED, two Irshwomen for Cooks at the
South Carolina Luntiic Asylum. Wages, $500
per year. ]. +. ENSOR. superintendent.
mchl7
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HORSES, MARES AND PONIES.-JUST
LII arrived, st X. GAKHAA'S Stables, Saddle
and Harness HORSES and MARES AID Small
Saddle PONIES snro 40
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CHARLESTON LAND COMPANY. THE
" Regular Monthly Meeting of the above Com
pany will be helu THIS (rhursday) EVENING, at
Military Hall, at 8 O'Clock. A full attendance Is
requested as business OF much importance Will
be transacted.
BY order OF the President.
JAS. B. SPENCER,
apr3 Secretary AMI Treas urer O. L. %. Z
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03

A HIGHLY EDUCATED GERMAN
IN Lady, experienced teacher In French, hu.
sic, DC, wants place as Governess. Jewish
family preferred. Best references given. Ad-
dress O. II. Box II, DAILY NEWS of1lce. aprl-3*
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irish VOLUNTEER RIFLE CLUB
l. Attend Drill, with Rifles. at Byrne i Fogar-
ty's Hall, THIS Thursday EVENING, Sd instant,
at O'Clock.
BV order ,f the President.
apr3 JOHN Il. BURNS, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03

ITO RENT, THREE ROOMS, OF A DE-
Il SIRABLE residence, on the line OF City Rail.
way, Also a kitchen room. Apply at No. 20
Rutledge ayenue febl0-mth
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T I'VE OAK SOCIAL CLUB.-THE REG
IL ULAR Meeting OF this Club will be held THIS
(rnursday) EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, at their Club
Room. Members will please be punctual 10 their
attendance, as business OF Importance Will be
transacted.
BY order. ]. O. KOENNECKE,
apr3h Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03

DORT WINE FROM LONDON DOCKS.
II 49,. ..151y
PORT WINE OF Superior quality, imported di.
rect, and for sale by A. TOBIAS' SONS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-21
Attack on Free Schools.

The JOURNAL thoroughly, respects the
religious convictions or all persons, and
believes in the largest liberty Of con-
Science. 1t dcpl0rcs scctariaiiism and
sees good in all the churches. 1t recOg-
lnizes the right OF all denominations To
establish and strengthen themselves by
every Legitimate means and is innexibly
70 opposed to granting State favors to any.
But willie we believe in tie largest de-
gree of religious liberty, we insist on an
equal degree Of civil liberty, and when
we find a church attacking fimdamen-
tai principle of our free institutions we
cannot but regard it as an unfair return
for the federation which all receive from
the State. Here is a case in point: The
Reverend Maurice dc st. Palhis. Catho-
llic Bishop Of Vincenncs, has issued an
address to the clergy and Iaity Of his
diocese in which he takes open ground
against our common school system. The
Romish church has often been accused
of lending itself TO secret intrigucs
against free schools, but wc.tlo not re-
member that any Of her f,inctionarics
have ever taken such decided ground
on the subject as the Bishop Of VIM
ccnncs does ia this address.
The Bishop urgently advises all Cath
olic parents to send their children only
10 schools in which '.the science Of re-
ligio is taught to continuc to pay their
school taxes rs required by law, but at
the same time to be unrcmitting in their
efforts TO obtain "lcgai redress" aud
finally adds: Hu ash9A
''Those who are acquainted with us
know full we'll that we are not by nature
inclined to severity but duty cOmpcls us
TO instruct the pastors of our churches
to refuse absoluiion to parents who,
having the facilities and means OF etlu-
eating their children in christian man
ner, do, from worldly motives expose
lhem to the danger Of losing their faith
Y Bishop dc st. Palais has q perfect
right to look sharply. amer the spiritual
interests Of his flock, but when he goes
,ut Of his way to attack an institution
which American people regard as one
,f the most important auxilarics Of FREQ
government he must expect 10 meet
With oppositiom aud censurc. The pco.
,le or Indiana are welded, heart and
'otli, to tho common school system. and
We regret 10 see u high official Of any
'hnrch taking public ground against il.
a goiA indianapolis journal.
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0rrThe House passed Yesterday bill
closely involving the interests Of our
common school system, and making i'm
portant changes therein. 1t provides
for the election of a School Superintcn-
dent by the Township Trustees, who
shall hold at least one teachers institute
in each township every year, and take
general supervision OF the public schools
in the county. Other details Of the bill
will be found in our regular reports.
The main features OF the bill are cx-
celcnt, and the Senate should pass il
without hesitation. What our schools
need is close personal supervision by
some competent person, and this the
County Superintendent would give
Under the present system, the State
Superintendent works at great tlisad-
vantage, and, as il were, at arms length.
The interests of education require that
there should be competent man in
every county To visit, supervise, and
regulate the schools. The bill is o stcp
in the right direction.
sHl indianapolis journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-21
Aid to DcuominatfonaI Schools

During the pendsncy Of the Purdue
University appropriation bill Yesterday,
an attempt was mad. 10 add ten thous-
and dollars for the benefit Of, Fnnklin
College. IL failed on the ground that
each measure should stand on its own
merits. The question opened mp by the
attempt TO secure a public appropriation
for the school of private corporation,
or q denomination OF Christians, is inf
nitcly greater than the mere disposal Of
ten thousand dollars. Ii is whether the
State should take, in addition 10 its own
schools, the responsibility Of tho success
Of other colleges in The State. There
are many colleges like Franklin, and if
one is helped by tic State, all have an
equal claim. If the Baptists call for
State he p on the ground Of their ncccs-
sitics and the benefit Of their school toI
The public.the Mcthodisfs. Presbyterians.
L univcrsalists. Catholics, Rcformers, and
all others having schools for local benefit
or denoninational honor, will also ap-
ply ut the treasury. The policy is al
bad one. indianapolis Journal.
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rom the n. Y. Sun.
Oakcs AmcS' Memory.


! cannot remember. Don't task me:
I'm trying to think what you ask me
Had Colfax share
Of this Credit M0bilicr?
1t is queer that l cannot remember.
] cannot remember. Don't tease me.
I'm doing my best to please We,
The transaction is DID,,
Well, / know that l sold.
Did hc hold? That l cannot remember
] cannot remember. I'll try, sir. s.
Was that Colfax there saying | lie, sir
And that i must tell You M,
Just exactly what's true? t4
SO do. Now think remember.
Yes. I'm sure remember. He took sir
Just twenty full shares by my book, sir
And the dividends came
In four-fifths of the same
10 his name. am sure | remember.
am sure ! remember. ] don't doubt il.
can tell You right here all about IL.
Why, the balance to free
I'd his check drawn to me
Marked S. Z. am sure remember.
I'm sure l remember. I've papers
TO prove every one of his capers.
On his oath does he swear it3
I'm sorry to hear it.
'Twon't bear it. I'm sure remember.
I'm sure remember. Moreover
This proof he can new cr get over.
Nor can he slip by
And it's no use to try
10 lie, for l am sure I remember.
I'm sure I remember. And so, sir,
One question ask ere 60, sir.
DO the rest Of this crew
Like TO hear just what's true?
II they do, am sure to remember.
II. &. w.
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plf the Legislature does not soon
take steps to rcplenish the State Treas
ury, the members Of that body will be
seen trying to dispose Of their warrants
in the streets at liberal discount. From
n careful calculation the Treasury will
he empty in less than a month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-21
The Evansville Courier und dorstand

The Evansville Courier understands
that party Of civil engineers are now
at work on the Kentucky side Of the
river, making the preliminary survey of
a railroad which is to run from Hcnder-
son to point opposite Evansville. 1t
is supposed to be under the supervision
Of the St. Louis and Southeastern Rail-
road Company.
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THE WEEKLY SENTiNEL.

4
! The Indiana State Sentinel. carefully
lcdited and with reference to the home
circle or the farmer,is the largest, cheap
est and most complete journal of its
class in the West.~ In It the reader dis
ltant from the p0st-officc and railroad
will find carefully written reviews ofthe
events of the week, agricultural mis-
lcellany, and a comprehensive abstract
lof the weeks affairs put in the most
readable fashion. Full market reports
from every business centre in the coun-
try, intelligent review Of home markets.
and ample telcgraphic supplements
thereto make the Weekly Sentinel a
fair epitome of six issues OF the Daily
|Sentincl, aud admirably sufficient. when
"a daily paper can not be procured.
Special terms and liberal Inducements
are offered for the new year.
To advertisers, the Weekly Sentinel.
read rs it is by the thoughtful home pco-
pie of the rural districts, il peculiarly
channel for making known
their wares. So we'll is this appreciated,
that the New York Tribune's Weekly,
which has q greater circulation than
any other similar journal, demands and
receives for single line of space al
most three times as much as the cost of
the paper ayear. rep
TERMS OF WEEKLY SENTINEL.
Single copy one year s / so
. six months 100
Ten per cent commission, in cash, will
be paid agents on all money sent for sub
Specimen copies Of the Weekly Sem
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"a tion. Address,
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Lh marrying a couple the 9th

In marrying couple the other
day, new Justice OF the Peace al
Princeton gave the following extra touch
without any charge: s.Them that the
court hath joined together let no man
put assundcr, but suffer little children
to come unto them, and now young wo-
man you quit playing leap frog, so holp
you Cod"
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A head wind "A smeeze.
A marine swell Tho porpOisc.
"A smart tling-.A mustard plaster.
Oregon now sends ships loaded with
wheat to England.
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TT Mr.. CoLrAx, we love you, but wo
want to know how YOU got that 81 200
Cincinnati Commercial.
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There are two coIorcd candidates for
the City Council nthe Fourth Ward,
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lars, than any first-class paper published
in the States of Ohio, Kentucky. Illi-
nOis or Indiana. Some Inducements Of
clubs!
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-09-04

The amazing increase in tho petroleum
trade is one OF the wonders OF the time.
Our own consumption of the article is
moderate. But the foreign demand
seems to be increasing, aud our oil pro-
duct finds customers at prices which
are improving yearly. twenty years
ago, men of intelligence, in view OF the
increasing manufactures aud machinery,
proclaimed that the great question of the
age was, what shall we do for grease ?
1t was not ouly grease for machinery,
bnt grease !or illuminating p9sposes.
The whale, which at one time furnished
the world with the material for lubrica-
ton, was hunted down. Animal fats
became dearer. The pig was pressed
into service, and lard oil replaced whale
oil in household lamps. Tallow increased
in cost, and the want OF oils threatened
TO be one Of the d;rcc. enemies to pro-
gress. Just then, when most needed,
the discovery o! petroleum came to the
rescue. There was demand for it,
which, considering it to be an entirely
new prgect, soon became surprising In
its extent, and up to this tiiae there has
been no dimlnutiou, but, on the coutary,
great increase ia the damand. la Eu-
rope, and in this country, eoal for max
ing gas is becoming scarcer and dearer,
aud the time may arrive when, Tor illu-
minatiDg houses, the ordinary gas pro-
cured from coal will cease to be used
1t is possible that electric or some light
may in time be so far improved as to be
portable aud useful for household pur-
poses. This is but supposition accord
ing to our present understanding. Ex-
cluding this possibility there will be
nothing to rely upon except petroleum,
and the use of that article must con-
Stantly increase.