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each is convinced that the w"~ re crazy
about him, and that, like Mrs. hlnsloW's
Soothing Syrup, The biggest babies cry most
loudly for him.
There is certain humiliation in receiving
the universally impaired condolences OF
sepile youth. The philanthropic heart ID
moved to schemes for their amellorallon Ut
eradication. II the latter Is decided on as
the safer plan, The tribe need not be put 10
death; insensibly as that OF Levi, it may oe
made to disappear. Taxation, as the people
OF the South know to their cost, is the surest
method OF annihlation. Suppress the race
by imposing tax on derellct Bachelors
and Widowers, to be devoted to tne support
OF Old Maids and unenterprising WldoWS'
Let them pay a fixed sum TO each OF tnoSe
in whose breasts they have excited deluslVe
homes. Then we shall hear less boastlnss
of their conquests. Their devotion Will %
less general. There will be marked ue.
crease in the annals OF hand-squeeziDg anu
OF paternal applications of dyed moustaches.
We shall see fewer startling illustrations OF
Ralaam's beast-iace to face with an angel
and talking like an ass.
On Widowers the law should press less
severely. They have already thrown sop
to Cerberus; possibly, have thrown several
Verify they deserve some consideration
The hest evidence Of their appreciation OF
women is, that few of them have ever taken
wife without applying for more oil the ar'l-
Gle when the first supply was out. AT least
,,,.,, i, Lii, nro tho widvmor has Tie sullslac-
ton OF knowing that every woman's heart is
throbbing for him. He is too well disci-
plined TO betray the consciousness that The
palpitation is produced by lawful specula-
lions and eager anticpa!ions OF his next
| choice. Trained to consideration for the
feelings of others, and Injured to business
habits, he affects to look upon the agitation
al q natural consequence of rise in the
| market, totally unconnected with personal
hostllities.
We commend both Bachelors and Widow
ers to mercy. Soon the hour OF retribution
| will kuell. The Amazons of the North will
ere long conquer the ballot-box and bind
with the law the unapprecialive wretches
who declise more graceful fetlers. Let
gentle voices plead that moderate fleeing
| may suffice for the punishment OF these Ven-
erable lambs. Somewhere in your gardens,
| o more modest maidens, prepare plat Tor
the moral cultivation OF these wild flowers
OF civilization Nourish them Dig them
Tend theml Even if they fail to produce
flow e.s fit To deck your charms, they may
serve to redeem some hopeless ground. The
barren fruit tree was suffered to stand to the
last. And even should these graceless
stalks die without giving sign OF improve
ment-
"Lay them in the earth,
And from their fair and unpolluted flesh
May vioets spring"
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CTATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
y UHANIUAL SUUlETY.-In pursuance OF
Resolution pussed at The Meeting of the state Ag-
riculLural and Mechanical Society ii December
last the Spring Meeting OF the Society Will be
held IN Char leston, oa the first TUESDAY in Nay
next, beginning at IL O'Clock A. NJ The place VI
meeting and programme OF proceedings will be
published In the (morning) Charleston papers OF
that date.
The following subjects have been selected for
discussion at that III, eting and the names at.
tacLed are the appointees who will be expected
to open the debate on the respective subjects:
Tie Culture or Upland Rice as Staple Product
OF south Carolina.-GEO. I. lCKS, Rchland.
The Comparative Advantige OF Labor saving
Machinery, aid their Adaptabllity to southern
Labor and Products M. l.. DONALDSON, Green.
Vile.
PIoughlng-Its Effects Upon Different Soils ct
different Seasons.-JUHS II. FURMAN, Sumter.
ihe Cheapest Fertilizer, whether domestic or
commercial ami the most Economical Time and
u, thoi OF ils Application PAUL 5. FIELDER,
0rdngeburg.
any Single Farmer or Planter IN SUHth Cafolna.-
". NJ SHANNON, Ktrsnaw.
The Most Economical Method or Win'erlne
SiocK.-rHOS. q. MOORE, Spartanburg.
ia south Carolina in Greater Need ol Labor or
CapiIa 2-JAs. NCGUTOHEN, Williamsburg.
WIlh Cheap bands and Inefficient Labor, Is the
Farmer Better Renuneras-d by Superb. ial or
HIgh Farming Pr. NJ. SINS, York.
quGsted 10 attend The May Meeting Of the society,
aud ue prepared 10 open the Discussion with
Essays upon The subjects respectively assigned
them.
By order r. W. WOODWARD, President.
mch6-r&C ID. WYATT AIKEN, secretary.
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~ MATIO SYRUP.
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Bachelors and wtdowers.

Spartan law decreed that no one should
rise up In public places in honor OF an un-
married man, no matter how great his age
or merit. 1t was disgrace to be Bachelor,
and severely was the delinquent made TO
feel it. Wise peoplel A nation oil heroes,
they we'll undere:ood that domestic dlscl-
pline is the school for warriors. They knew
that the man who could subdue bis vile
was prepared to conquer or die when the
common enemy entered the field.
No Bachelors defended Thermopyle! The
three hundred would not so resolutely and
calmly have met death, but for the certainty
that something harder awaited them at home
The two who dared to live we're undoubtedly
a Bachelor and Widower who had nothing
to fear. They were probably admitted into
the ranks OF the seli-devoted martyrs as re-
porters who were to transmit their heroism
to future ages. Death at Thermopyl@ rather
than life at home, was to be represented as
the outgrowth Of pure patriotism. 1t was
delicate precaution, on the part OF those
husbands, to cover family jars, but one that
did not altogether save them from inspec-
tion. The secret cause Of desperate valor
was thus laid bare, and the most severe le.
gisIation could not force recalcltrant Bach
elors into the traces OF the matrimonial har-
ness. Broken down old hacks gave the
masonic wink Of Danger ahead while drag
ging the matrimonial plough with apparent
alacrity. So the original outlaws increased; {;
their ranks were strengthened by providen-
TALLY emanclpated Widowers, until, from
being the scorn and jest Of Society, they be-
came It's dictators and kings
Next to the Widows office, the greatest
sinecure In the gift Of destiny is that OF
Bachelor or Widower. The latter class alone
combines the privileges Of grandfather
with the enjoyment OF youth. Women adore
Widower. 1t is not always possible to eat
ones cake and have it. And, in this case,
there Is not only the security OF making ad-
vances to one who can be claimed as q
grandfather in case OF defeat, but there Is
always the possibility Of inducing the coy
darling to change his changeful mind. Can
not Darwin be persuaded to accept the
Bachelor as his "missing linkP" The Bach
elor certainly has no visible connection with
the family OF man. Isolated, impregnable,
vet Inviting assault, he maintains his de-
fence, through successive generations, until
the wounded and hopeless assailants are
compelled to raise the siege and 20 seek hap
pier hunting grounds. Long past the utmost
limit accorded even to Widows, the Bachelor
shoots up like Jacks bean stalk, or cent
sry plant, calling the attention OF the world
to his youthful bloom. According TO hls
own account, Bachelor or WidoWer ls q
ravening lion among women. Each has q
private cave where the bones OF more or
less than eleven thousand virgins are blsnch-
ing In secret. Unhappy victims to their
own persistency, and to his unfortunate inca
pacity for requlting human love, none pltles
them more than he. However unattractiVe,
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Financial.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

"A DES1hA DLE LIN v EClaEN1 !.
NOT TAXABLE
STATE, CITY OR COUNTY.
A SAVING
Of nearly
THREE AND ONE-HALF PER GENT. PER
ANNUM.
CHARLOTTE, COL. AND AUGUSTA r. B.
Seven per Gent.
COUPON BON DS,
Secured by Mortgage on the entire Pro-
perty of the Road. Interest Payable
seml-Annually, on the lst OF
January and lst of July.
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK,
OF CHARLESTON,
Offers for sale limited amount OF abovemen.
toned BONDS, at the following rates: FIRST
MORTGAGE BUNDS, touly $40 900 per mDe,) at
80 cents and accrued interest; SECOND MORT.
GAGE. (only SIS 900 per mie,) at rs cents and &C.
crued in e est and recon mend them to Trustees
and others having money to invest, as being the
most desirable security on the market, for the
following reasons, TO wilt:
FiRST-THEY CANNOT BE TAXED By THE STATE,
COUNTY OR CITY. The Unileu States Supreme
6ourt. IN tine case OF the Northern Central Kali
D. s., page 267.l decided thar, when railroad
mortgage IL joint one, on property lying In Two
or more States, The bonds secured thereby are
not liable to be taxed by either Of the States and
I'm afnp nrfD Ia
by County, City or Town. The Charlotte, Colum-
bia and Augusta bonds are occurred by Joint
mortgage OH property lying IN North carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia.
SECoND.-Because they are absolutely Sate,
being secured by 1rst mortgage or only Sl0,-
opO and second mOrtgag OF only $1,000 per
mile on the entire road from Cha lotte to Au.
gusts, and ON al the WORKSHOPS, orldge'' ran
cnise and equipments OF said road.
TuIRD-Because the sale o. the first mortIage
bonds will extlnguish The floating de3t OF the
road. and the proceeds or the y, cond mortgage
bonds will be exclusively applied to improving
the road and adding TO It's equipments; thus en-.
hanciIg the value or the property mOrtgaged.
FOURTH.-Because the bonds are coupon
bonds, and the interest payable In New YORK:
Charlotte, Columbia or Augusta, at the option OF
the holder. Thus they can be collected through
any bank without expense.
FIFTH-The business OF the road is rapi ly in
ere .siDg and the property and franchise daily
becoming more vauable-the net earnings lor
the last f1ye Il onths being over nfty per cent.
mole Ihsn for the corresponding months OF the
preceding year.
sIXTH.gThese bonds are practically redeema.
Die In oold for specie payment will certainly be
resumed before their maturity. Investors will.
the. efore buy with greenbacks worth SIX cents,
and receive their pay at par-thus adding q
profit of OVER THIRTY CENTS on the dollar on the
First Mortgage Bonds. AMI OVER THIRTYsRvEN
CENTS on the Second Mortgage Bonds, and In the
meantime receiving hign rate OF interest
FINALLY.-As these Bonds b I'VE 1xed value Ia
New York, charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
they are considered good colaterals, on which
m Dney eau always be borrowed ,or temporary
purposes.
JOHN B. PALkER,
President u O. and a. K. r.
Further information will be furnished on appli
cation TO the undersigned, who will Oil orders FOL
the bonds. O. o. WlTTE, President.
II. g. LOPER, Cashier. febl8 tuthsl6
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Guerial Notiles.

wTHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
OF the College Of Char eston will be celebrated In
the Academy OF Music on MONDAY EVENING, 2lth
instant. at s O'Clock. Speeches QncludiDg the
salutalory and the valedlctory addresses) will be
d. ltvered on the occasion by the members Of The
graduating class.
Particulars will be given In the programme Of
exercises to be distributed on the occasion, es
we'll as IA the papers OF Monday morning.
F.A. Po&CHER,
mch22 Secretary Faculty.
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Gbirnponist
.ORNS, BUNIONS, &C., CURED.

Mrs. KEOGH having returned to the city Is pre-.
pared to give eef to those suffering from
CORNs, BUNlONS or other iseases OF the feet.
AS to her skill and success as Chiropodlst, she
REFER, by permission, to DR.. Fitch and DR.. Ed.
ward North. She will, If desired, attepd those
who may require her aervices at their residences.
She may be found at No. 98 Church street, be-
tween Broad and Chalmers streets. feb5
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&FALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harboring any Of
the crew OF the British Bark AGNES CAMPBELL,
as no debts contracted By Them will be paiI by
the Captain or Agents.
WILLIAMS, BLACK & WILLIAMS,
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Tbe GbafleSto11 4emS.
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS ''is designs
..ted as the newspaper for the publication of
'alLlegal notices, and official advertisements,
ssfor the County Of Charleston, under the act
ssof February 22d, 1879, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication of all legal and public
"notlceg.n
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ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against harOoring or trusting any OF
the Crew OF the schooner HYALINE, from Rio de
Janeiro, as no debts OF their contracting will be
paid by the Master or Consgnees.
mch21-2 U. N. HUBERT q w.
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service at halfpast 10 O'CLOCK
To MORROW MoRN1Na, and at O'Clock at MIGHT.
Sermons by the Pastor, Rev. L. II. SHUCK. seat
free. mo"|@
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ns- ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harborins any OF
the crew OF Italian Bark CARLO N, as no debts
contracted BY them will be paid By the Captain or
Consignees. ). a. hNsho" oo'
mnh222
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w- FEMALE COMPLAINTS SHOULD
be cured as they often can be, by few doses Of
AYERS ,SSARSAPARILLA. mch20.thstuSD4w

nS ASTHMA.-JONAS WHITCOMB'S
REMEDY.-Prepared from German recipe OBJ.
talned by the late JONAS WELCOME, in Europe.
1t allevIated this disorder In bis case when all
other appliances OF medical skill had been aban-
doned ny him In despair. In no case OF a purely
astnmatic character has It failed to give imme.
diate relief, and 1t has effected many permanent
cures. Within the past few years his remedy
has been used in thousands OF cases with aston
ishing and uniform success. 1t contains no
poisonous or injurious properties whatever; an
infant may take 1t with perfect safety.
JOSEPH BURNETT L Co.,, Boston, Manufacturers
and ProprIetors. For sale by
DOWIE, NOISE i DAVIS,
Wholesale Druggists,
mch2O.thstu3 Charleston, S O.
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@r COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
Candidates for admission Into the Sophomore
or the Freshman Class will present themselves on
MONDAY, oath instant, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
FA. PoKOHER, Secretary of Flculty.
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4 NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ HOLLERs OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
KAILRUAU COMPANY, AND OF TIE SOUTH.
ESTERN RAILROAD BANK.-CHAKLE>TOS,
8. T., MARCH 8. l873.-The Annual Me, ting OF the
stockholders of The South Carolina Railroad
Company. and OF the southwestern Railroad
Bank, will be held In this city, in The Hall OF the
tauk OF charleston, northeast corner OF Broad
and State streets, on TUESDAY, April proxlmo
at ii O'Clock A. NJ. On tile following Gay an
and P. NJ, for fifteen Directors uf the Railroad
Company, and thirteen Directors OF me Bank.
A Committee 10 verify proxies will attend:
Stoc aho.ders will be passed over the al 10 anu
from tse Meeting free Of charge.
J. R. EMERY, Secretary.
rncba 70 16 "a % Of 90 apr178
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Hs- UNITARIAN CHURCB.-DIVINE
Service will be held in this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at half past 10 O'Clock, the ReV. JAS.
BOYD officiating Alstrangers are cordially IN
vited to attend. mcaZs
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n~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON, from New York, are hereby noti.
ned that she Is discharging cargo at Adger's
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf at owners risk.
mchaa1 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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GB THE DOLLAR REWARD SeAF
washes flannel without shrinking 1t, and renders
it as so.t and neecy as new.
DoW1E, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents,
Charlaatnn, g. q.
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@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MERCEDiTA, from Boston, are hereby notided
that she Will dI charge cargo THIS DAY at Wander
horst Wharf. Goods unealled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf at owgers' risk.
mcha-21 JAMES ADGER i CO., Agents
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ar WENTWORTHH STREET LU-
TAERAN CHURGH.-Rev. NEHEMIAH ADAMS
D. d., Will preach in this Church TOMORROW
MORNING. at balf.past ten O'Clock. Service ID Ine
afternoon at four o'cl.cS by the Pastor.
mch2L.s
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as- THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be pen for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN
ING, at half.past 10 O'Clock, corner OF churcn ana
Water streets, Rev. W. B. YATES, officiating.
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@A PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP
three inches long with lkeSess OF Mr.. HALL In
the centre, is placed over the cork OF each gen.
nine bottle OF HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER. Take no other.
mch22-atpth3DkT
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wLADIES WILL FIND ELGIN'S

Phantom Powder Just the incest, softest whtest
prettest face Powder In The world far superior to
any other Powder, Lily White, or Tablet IN the
market. Thousands Of ladies who have used 1t
are delighted with its Effects and pronounce 1t
the very best cosmetic they ever tried. For i'm.
parting youthful beauty and freshness 10 the
complexion, and clearuess and softnesa to the
skin, 1t cannot be surpa sed. For sale by all
retail druggists. DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, $. O.
mch6thstu3mos
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g- ANOTHER STEP IN SCIENCE.
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE is the wonder OF the age.
It supple. want long felt. Easily applied and
harmless. ncn2o'6o&W
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ar CENTRAL CHURCH. - DIVINE
Service Will be held In the Central Presbyterian
Church To MORROW MIGHT, commencing at hall-
past 7 O'CLOCK. Sermon ny the Rev. N. ADAMS
d. D., OF Boston. Seats free. mcaZZE
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Remar0s.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Lost or Stolen on tho evening OF January
20, from The South Carolina Railroad train, be.
CONTAINING important papers, OF no value 10 any.
one but the owner, as pay ment upon them has
been stopped. a reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will be pad, and no questions asked, for the
return OF the papers to this oflice JOSEPH
CREWS. feb15