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GRAY'S MUSIC STGRE.
The largest Music House on the Coast.
Steinwav Pianos, Burdett Organs
G. L. DEPRANS, Manager. ~


All kind f soa,is con 80 s ,,i9 ,e'ieis
80 -i1 -''iii ''i'
n,r i, 81. D ie' !fSt 81 importer an
:. :, - o.oon7, 1l1il.
S First ani Morrison, cb,,,I,s rnt eDi
y. - --,,,,;-i---.- pm 'i' '"-''
q q fact rs < tl,.:lers in Jewtlry. Watchos a.
u - jbbarl G. / qs Front . ,.,,a,,
Z in ero' cries, Doors, wagon Materials, Gs
d.-al' ~ i, D,,,s p,,,l p, FROM str, wholess
" . Ca,.;.,-- - -, 9lose Ne
Gbyl 81 -iathiIle, sira'Sh
stich. Competition chaIlnped r ",. Tr.. iu.
Agent, 1l2 Front street. -'@'
ursren K shndier, Nos l6, TO l72 Fir.t At
4 h Importers of Furniture Bedding. &c
= International Hotel, cor. Front and ,iorrI,1I.
Z NJ. Rudolph, P,, Free bus attends steamer
sA ohm. J. < Co., 81 Front st.. wholesale .nd
III T. retail dealer in fine Clothing, Turn' g Goods
Hs aison Doree Restaurant private rooms TO
~. i'tii1lles, cor. lst Pine strs. Q. Woes, Pi
af,ih' EN- Co.. wholesale dealers i'll WINS
:" :" liquors. y. y. n. Co. s block and San Frax
HE elef X oenneer III From street, wholrsal,
% alie. re.ail oohIec toner's.
VI iner, John b., 93 Firs' street. watcIinak,
w anu JeWtI.uf, oif'r@ to the public a fine
sortihtht OF watches, Clocks and JtTelry.
d oeller * Co.. Front near G St, dealers il
Iss native and foreign Wines, Liquors ( igsr,
M orthrip. L. J Hardware. Iron, Steel, Hubs
'N"okns h"rf'wn" Lumber. &c. Portlsnd
q eeI's ...al .i,,,.. oor. irst X Morrison .tr.
- Amth Cook ProIriefors.
parrish. WatknsN Ncorn,ii. Real Estate Agents
u ~ front St, bet. Ai'ier and Washington.
DH0TOCD ADTJyN CNnnC
L IOiN/tIioAI I1IC bot)l)C.
q. H. Woodward 4 Co 1G1 Front street.
=, l,- -. :. -
=, ,r:,,'1',.a.,,i $50. a.'' "Hoiee"ie oe"ie
- - - ~ ! ~" u "n" ,to'e
lchter, Paul. ltt3 First St. ImDQy;lr of Brr
"a liz, wooden ear,,.nfrs n.rlor nrn ,,,a,ts =.
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= !, IN 80. : u -"..e
os'-ibanm. l. y. Co Tohacconists, I'm
: - poItcls VI ioleii II sliu o~oilsstic ~ ~Liq"o' 9
p usS House. Front st. On First class prin-
cipN. 1nos. h!an' u 'Prle'or.
A,,htrock S. eI Front 4 81 First SITS, dealer in
- IIarles IS .sa.lellcry anu s;eo-ery iiar.ware.
d. imon J :, sc Front St, dealer in DOORS sash
:, and Blinds, window and plate Glass.
a..insheimer II l57 Front ST. ImJurt, Of | ia
> nos. organs sheet Muslf. Muslcal lnstrni Is
G.kjdm0re. s. G.. l23 First St, Dru lri.t an
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CERTIFICATES.

-. =, CEhtiI GATES.
trenlanaI; | take pleasure in sitting That ar1
eoiy 2 5o1r Eish have carefully tested and txar
incl the sam,i, of your IXL Bitters' which "
se1t iae. and lind it moi only an agreeable Eitte
put also one that cannot fail to be beneficial a.
tea.e and promoter OF Digestion.
G. HOLLAND, MD.
Ctr, ATb cocsrr HOSPITAL, San Francisco
June 2ath, 49,:
Il h,v; carefully examined Dr. Henley's IKE
bitters. and have failed to detect anything which
couli lnln even the Vlast delicate constitution.
rom the composition of tho Btters. rs far as
hin able to Getermins it, should iudg,. that the
IAl. Bitters must be very efficient remedy in
dyspepsia. indigestion Loss of Appetite and SINH,
lar complaints. being composed of number ot
vegetable drHss which ar principally used in dis.
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+. IT. ENGELS. NJ. D..
ASS Hes PHYSICIAN Apothecary g. & G. Hospital
STATE AssAYEas OFFICE San Francisco. JULY
2lst. lS1l:
MEssRs. II. EPSTEIN & Co Gents: have nade a
CAREFUL 1amination of your IXf. Btters, and have
tound them entirely free OF deleterious mineral
substances. Yours, etc
LOUIS FALKEyAU, State A.sayer.
Few tof CounLerfeits. None genuine without
ur Henley ssignatrre the top of each bottle
Every Ea1..zsy should have n f,ottlo
n the house. Sold everywhere.
H. EPSTEIN ~ CO..
Sole Proprietors.
No. 51S Front Street, San Francisco, CAL
mh18-3m.
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Has been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. 1t has never vet
failed to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled tho panacea for all ex-
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Sweliings.
Sprains, Bruises. &c., &C., for Man and
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WOULD PART HER HAZE AT THE SIDE.
A woman's determination to part her
hair at the side broke up wedding at
Bangor, Me-, last week. The company
had all assembled, the clergyman was in
his place, and the groom proceeded up
stairs to escort his chosen one to the al
tar. The lady was splendidly dressed.
but in arranging her hair had adopted
the ''new style. =" To this the young
man objected in the most decided terms,
Swing that it asked too brazen ard
=" fast;" that the hair of bride shoule
be parted modestly in the middle. A
sharp war of words followed, which re-
suited in declaration ON the part of the
angered youth that he had taken a firm
stand; that the hair must be re-dressed
or lie would never look upon it again
To this the girl replied that he might
leave as soon as he pleased, and leav
he did, much to the disgust of the peo-
pie, who came to partake of the wed
ding supper and were turned out of the
house without 1t.
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~ had more money than he had to
carry on the suit. p" said very mean in
vidu Il WHO had just won lawsuit over
a poor neighbor, land that's where
had the advantage OF him. Then had
better counsel than he and there l had
the advantage of him. And his family
were sick while the suit was pending,
SO he could't attend to it. and there /
had the advantage of him again. But,
then, Brown is very decen. sort of a
man after all. - "Yes, said his lis
ener, land there's where he had the
advantage of YOU =.
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These Bitters ara prepared from the most choIes
and wholesome herbs c.d roots, ald have given
universal satisfaction Wherever tried. Thousands
OF dysp ptics have found relief through their use
and physI.ians recomm nd them the cure of all
diseases OF the blood and liver, and Irregularities Of
the digestive organs.
Headache BIliou ness and Constipation, General
Debility and Lossof Appetts. al are caused b tho
derangement of the S,omacn, Liver md other
fuictionaries OF tn system. he IXL Bitters have
been successfully used and arc warranted to ala.
tia:S tEs sufferer in ell the above Cases.
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- The / !. BIT, r. are sold ~~N
= = oiliy i'll glass TO sell OIL h,r thar 42~E
ls genuine article cut OF our bottles is felony
nd We vii. WHEN detected. prosecute such par
les to the fun extent Of the law.
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SSTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NEW
YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
The ssReseryo Fund"

The ssRcservo Fund"
The followi explanation is all that is requ'-
site for the complete understanding OF the re-
nort nv tbose not conversant with the subject:
The sreserye" fund of Life Insurance COM
PAW ia that sum in hand which, improved at a
given rate of interest, will be sufficient,
together with future pre- miums to be paid, to
meet ell obligations as they become due. Ii
comnany has the required sum for reserve, it
is solvent and can continue business; II 1t has
not, it is insolvent aud tho law will interfere
with its continuance. OF course the size ofthe
reserve required depends very largely upon
what rate of interest is assumed. The higher
that rate is assumed to be, the faster the fund
will accumulate at compound interest, and
hence the smaller the present sum in hand may
be; the lower the rate OF interest, the more slow
the accumulation. and hence the larger the re-
serve required must be. Massachusetts has
adopted4 per cent. interest as the standard used
for determining the required reserve; the state
of New York adopts lower standard, namely 4t
per cent. interest. Hence the reserve OF a
company, and its surplus. if any, as made IN
the official reports OF the insurance depart
ments of the two States. do not agree; out II
the New York standard is safe, the MassaGhu-
setts one must be safer, and the New York
Life therefore employs the Massachusetts, one
in making it's own calculations. that being the
highest standard used. Thus, by the Mas
sachusetts standard Of interest, the reserve OF
the New York Life was SIG, 6,84,177 ON the lst OF
January. 1872, and its suplus over all haDlllties
81, ,483, 1874, as computed and published 10 the
Company's regular annual report. But the
rate ofinterest to be hereafter realized is as
sumed at the N.w York rate, a per cent, the
reserve is SIS 6S5, 900 and the surplus conse-
uuenrly s. 6k4, 311. The policy OF the New
York Life is, to establish and maintain perfect
security above all other things.
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., September II, 1872.
QUARANTINE ePFICK.

QUARANTINE VFFICK. I
CHARLESTON, November 20, 1872
Mr.. M, 8. VALENTINE:
Dear Sir-Your samples Of 'Meat Juice" were
received through the politeness OF your agent,
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lera infLntum, low fo'ms OF fever and other dis
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cheerfny add my testimony to its dietetic
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from past experience and the happy results In my
practice. Very respectfully, &c..
ROBERT LEBBY, II. D.,
Health Officer. Harb0r Of Charleston.
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CHARLESTON, $. c., September 20. 1872.

CHAHLBSTON, .. C's SePteWUef ~, aotl.
Mr.. II. 8. VALENTINE:
Dear Sir-During the past summer have had
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fresh supply Of the Meat Juice just received
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Fist of Ee.iers.

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
Ia the Posrornce ar Charleston, for the week
ending March IA, lSI3 and printed officially
In TIE DAILY NEWS as the newspaper having
the largest circulation In the City OF Charles
ton. Persons calling for Letters In this List
should state that they are Advertised"
WOMEN,S LIST.
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Eeual Notires.

TN CHANCERY IN ENGLAND HEIR
Il at law. next OF kIn.-HENRY SCARTH, GEO.
hEATH.-Pursuant to decree In the High
Court OF Cnance.y In England, made in cause,
Dancer against Her Majesty's Attorney General,
the per:ons claiming to ue her or heiIess at law
or next OF kin OF Henry scarth late OF Barnes, IN
the County OF Surry, Esquire, who died on the
18th OF Dece nber, 1870. q 3 10 come In and prove
their claims, as hereinafter meHtiUned. From the
proceedings t,ken IN The Cause IL appears tnat
ueorge Heath lsJn OF Robert and Letitla He8lSI
would it living on the 10 December, 1870, have
teen the heir at law and one or the next OF kin OF
the said Henry Scarth; or, II The said George
Heath died before such 10th December, 1870. then
his ineal heir or bei ess at law would be the heir
or heiress at law OF the said Henry Scarth. The
said George Heath emigrael TO Jamaica on or
ABOUT 1872, and was, In 1922, at Charleston, In
South Carolina, and engaged as o sailor 10 the
packet trade between Charleston and Baltimore.
The sAli George Heath, II living on the said 10th
December, 1870, or II dead his liueal heir or
heiress at law, or are, by his or their solicitor,
on or before the LIST day OF April next. to come Ia
and prove his or their claims 70 be such heir or
helress at law and next II kin OF the said Henry
Scarth, at the chambers OF his Honor the Vice.
Chancellor, Sir Richard Mains, at No. stone
Buildings, Lincoln's Iun, Mldulesex, or, In default
thereof, he or they will be peremptorily excluded
from the beneht OF the said decree. Tuesday.
the 18th day OF April next. at IL at noon, at the
said chambers, ls appointed for hearing and ad-
Indicating upon the claims. Dated this l4th DAY
OF January, 1873 3,, ..,.
FRAN Is ROBINSON,
No. SO Jermyn street, Saint James.
Solicitor for the above named plaintlI.
fah1
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Remar6s.

ONEHUED8ED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Lost OF Stelen on the evening OF January
20 from the South Carolina Railroad train, De.
tween Charleston and Columbia. CARPET BAG,
containing important papers. OF no value 10 any.
one but the owner, as pa, ment upon them mas
been stopped. A reward or One Hundred Dol
return OF the papers to this office. JOSEPH
CREWS. febl6
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Cash Assets, Jan. 1, 1873, S21 ,667, 900 IA
.ppp0ppJ.rrn hS RnJIoWS.
Divisible Surplus....

Divisible Surplus...."......SI, ,424 %
From the undivided surplus of 81, ,e42, 424 90 the
Board Of Trustees has declared reverslonary
Dividend, available on settlement OF next annual
premium, to participating policies proportioned
TO their Contribution to Surplus. The cash value
of such reversion may be used on settlement OF
premiums, If the policy-holder 30 elect.
During the year s9lo Policies have been Issued,
insurlng $27 096 ,27S 81.
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DARTITION SALE OF RIDA
n LANDl-Tha following landa will ne offered

i LANDI.-The following lands will be offered
at public sale at the town OF Enterprise, on
WEDNESDAY, 10th March, 1873, and Palatka on
FRIDAY, 2lsI March, 1873: About 100 acres In
Sumpter county, and 800 acres In narton County,
located In small select lots. on rich hammock ana
mixed lands. with large groves OF the Wild
orange and fine navigation facilities through the
0cklawaha River. About II, 900 acres Ia orange
County, lying on the st. Johns River. opposite
the town Of Volusis, three miles above Lake
George, and known as the Levy Grant. About
5000 acres In Orange County, lying on the 81.
Johns River. and divided by WeklVe creek,
navigab'e stream, about half way between Lakes
George and Monroe. $40 acres In Clay County,
on Black Greek. navigable stream, about TWEEN
ty fve miles from Jacksonville; % acres In Voiusia
U unity, on the St Johns River. part or the WI
lage called Vousla, with high bun and beautl-'
full sites for building. Nearly all OF the above.
described lands lie In secttcn heretofore e1empt
from the Injurious ef1ects OF frost, and considered
bitter adapted to the growth OF the orange,
lemon and many other tropical fruits than any
other porlian OF the state. These lands were o
part OF the estate or Noses E. Levy, deceased,
and were set apart to the heirs OF Rachel Beulis8,
deceased, under q decree OF The Circuit Court OF
the State OF Florida. Information can be obtained
OF J. n d b. J. BAKER, Attorneys-at.Law, Jack.
sonvle. Florida; or OF A. ]. DUVALE. 76 South
street, New York. feb8'wsS
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JAoOB WILLIMAN, IL. ST.
q. @. @. P, for v. @.

TT,HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Il COUNTY OF OHARLESTON-O0URT OF
OVMMON PLEAS.-THOMAS G. BARRETT and
THEODORE D. CxESWELL, Copartners under
the name OF BARRETT q URESWELL, plaintiffs,
against P. II. ELAHERTY. Defendsut.--Copy
summons, for money demand. complaint not
To P. Fl. FLAHERTY, The defendant in this
action You are hereby summoned and re-
uuired to answer the complaint In this action
which is filed In the office or the Clerk or the
Court OF Common Pleas for said County. ana 10
serve a copy OF your answer on the subscrlDeIs
at their office, No. 81 Broad street, Charleston;
=. O., within twenty days after the service vi vi
this summons on you, exclusive Oh tne oay VI
service. .,,.,, -.
II you fail to answer this complaint Wltnln the
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff VIII Jake Judgment
against you for the sum OF thlrte nundred anu
sixty eight So. 100 dollars and cOst9.
Dated charleston, February II, 1873.
PRESLEY, LnRH & INGLESBY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JACOB WILLINAN, r.. 81
C. q. O. P. for y. @.
To the defendant P. q. FLAHERTY: Take
notice thai the summons In CHS action, TO-
gether with the complaint therein referred. was
filed In the Offlce or the Clerk OF the Court el
Common Pleas for the County OF Charleston, 10
the State of South Carolina, on the seventeenth
day of February, A. D. 1873.
d. PRESLEY, LORD i INGLE5BY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Charleston, February II, 1878. feps2-so
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TRUSTEES:

MORRIS FRANKLIN. President Of the New York
Life Insurance Company.
DAVID DowS.. David Dows Co., Flour Mer.
chants,) 20 South street
ISAAC @. KENDALL. tMerchant) Union Build
ings, corner william and Pine.
DANIEL s. MILLER. (Late Dater, Miller Co.,
Grocers.)
HENRY &. BoGERT, .(Bogert i KneelaDd,) 40
william street.
JOHN MARS. (Mer chant,) 20 South street.
WILLIAM II. APPLETON. .(Appleton Co.. Pub
llshers,) $40 and 551 Broadway.
ROBERT B. COLLINS. .(Colllns d Bros, Station.
ers,) $40 Broadway.
WILLIAM BARTON. .... .(Banker.) s3 Wall street.
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. .(Booth Edgar,) 100 Wall
street.
GEORGE A. osGooD. .(BankerJ s5 Broad street.
nENRY BOWERS. .(Banker) SO Broad street.
CHARLES l.. ANTHONY. tAnthony Hall, Dry
Good,) 81 Leonard street.
SANFORD COBB. President Eagle Fire Insurance
Company, II Wall street.
EDWARD MARTIN. .(Cragln 4 Co., Pro7isions,)
400 West Twelfth street.
EDWIN HoYT...(Hoyt, spragues Co., Dry
Goods,) 100 Franklin street.
a. B. CLAFLIN. II. B. Claaln 4 Co., Dry Goods,)
corner Church and Worth streets.
J. F. SEYMOUR. IL. F. Seymour Co.. IS War
rem street.
CORNELIUS R. BoGERT, NJ. D.,..S st. Marks
Place.
WILLIAM q. BEERS...vice President OF the New
York LireInsurance Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
VIM. H. BEERS, Vice-Pres'e & Acty.
THEODORE nj. BANTA, Cashier
D.O'DELL, Superintedento Of ofAgencies'
Cue. BoGERT, NJ. D., Medical Exams
GEO. WILKES, M. ID.
CnAS. WRIGHT, nj. D., ASST Med. EXT
THOMAS FROST,
GENERAL AGENT,
No. 81 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON.
JOHN L. DAWSON, NJ. D. Med. Exam,s
f. L. PARKER, N. D.,
mchSs5
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Gotels
NOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, s. G.

This well known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
the business portion OF the city, affords every
convenience and comfort to travellers on bust.
ness or pleasure. --,. ~,
polite and efHcient assistants, pledges himself to
spare no mains in It's management. to sustain the
high reputation 90 long enjoyed BY the "Colum-
bia, ~ as q f1rst.class house.
Attached to the house 10 henosone bliia[u
dar,s best and most improved Tables.
Telegraph Office In Iotunha OF the house. Also'
BathIup KoomI equalled by none In The city.
oN''e WIN. GORMAN, Proprietor.
T. r. BuRpsLL, late OF Charleston Hotel, u and
JAS. F. GADsDBN, Assistants. leDsA
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Lips and almost every external disease that
affilcts man or brute.
DOwIE, NOISE i DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. O.
The Trade supplied at Manufacturers prices.