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Tho State University.

The General Assembly on Friday elected
four of the seven trustees OF the University
OF South Carolina. They are S. j. Lee,
James A. Bowley, S. A. Swails and ). x.
Jervey; all OF them colored men, and mem
bers OF the Legislature. There is too much
reason to fear that this choice is an indica-
ton OF determination to raise anew the
question OF race, and to force colored youths
into the highest educational institution IN
the State. Perhaps one colored boy IN
thousand may be able to pass the matrcu-
latory examination and enter the University;
and, for the sake OF the few, the interests OF
the many are to be ruthlessly sacrificed. we
take it for granted that when the colored
students 20 in the white students will go
out. And What will be gained? Only the
needless assertion OF the right OF the colored
people to have educational means equal 10
those enjoyed by the whites. This right we
frankly concede, but We do not concede the
right of the Legislature to require the e"o
races to ait on The same benches and to stand
in the same classes for nine or ten months OF
the wear. The attempt will fail, and the
whites, not the blacks, will be deprived OF
their share OF education at the public eX-
pense. No one objects TO giving the blacks
just as good schools as are given to the
whites. They ore entitled to have such
schools; but in what does it advance the
dignity OF the blacks to put them in school,
or college, merely becer has hitherto
been attended by whites alone This is not
the course which wonld be taken by those
who sincerely desire to cultivate the SELL
res pect, and elevate the character, OF the COL.
ored citizens OF the State.
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New Books.

Under the title OF "Tales Curious and Won
ssderful," the Messrs. Harper are now publish.
Ing, by rapid instalments, series OF Qllus-
trated) narratives for children. The selec-
tion, editorship and general supervision oil
the volumes of this series have been entrusted
TO the care OF Mrs. Craik. (nse Mulock,) who,
as the author Of John Halifax" and score OF
other novels, equally able and high-toned and
Instructive, Is universally known, and univer-
saly respected Certain special powers Mre.
Crsik possesses, which be6t her, beyond al
most any other writer of the day, tor the deli
cate task OF preparing mental and moral
pabul,l7n, 10 be administered to the Young.
In The frat place, she is, what many women
are not-pre eminently notherly person; her
instructive attachment to children manifestlng
itself continually in her works. In The second
place, she has retained great deal OF the pu-
rily, innocence and enthusiasm oil her own
youth; and thirdly, her temperament is mag
netic. and full of that vivid sympathy which
wins the hearts of children without the slight
est conscious effort.
The three last volumes of the series now
before us are, "The Adventures OF a Brownie,
''as told to my Child" written by Mra.
Cralk herselt,) san Only Sister," (trom the
French of Madame De Witte,l and "Is 1t
True, Ia collection of miscellaneous tales In
variety of styles, and treating of many off
ferent toplcs.)
The "Brownie" story is charming. 1t In
PRODUCES us to grotesque, but wonderfully
clever goblin, Of the amiable kind, who pro-
vides ior his childish companions many orgi-
ual sports, and is only enough OF a "tricksy
"spiriL" himself to garnish his games with
soupcon of humor and aron mischief, never
be u remarked -degenerating into spite.
In 'An Only Sister" we have work both
opportune and interesting. The author paints
therein ''real French life, and the real French
"woman in her noblest type-hlghly culLiVa-
"ted, yet domestic, clever alike-with head
land hands keenly alive 10 all family ties and
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Spirit or the State Press.

The Darlington Southerner doubts the wis
dom of the Night School bill, because the
class whom 1t is Intended 10 benefit have not
ambition enough 10 prolong the fatigues OF
the day by resortlng to study at night
The Florence Pioneer prefers that the
Lumberton folk shall, by the Fayetteville and
Florence Railroad, be brought, by way Of
Florence, to their natural market-Chsrles-
ton. It asks, Why is there not more action
The Abbeville Press thinks that some
thing ought to be done 10 encourage immlgra-
tlon, and that right soon. Labor, 1t says, Is
the crying need, and three-tourths Of our
lands lie Idle for the want of 1t.
The Yorkvlle Enquirer argues that South
Carolina does not need fewer agrlculturists,
but needs more persons engaged 10 the other
ayocations OF lite. It says: SIN varlons Sec
..tions OF the State there are rich beds of iron
..ore. Our prosperity requires that these be
.sopened. II every bale Of cotton that is
sraIsed ln the State we're manufactured In the
"state, things would soon assume different
ssspect. There would be more cotton and
"corn, and wheat and rye and oats and barley
| .saud rice made by the same amount OF labor
"than is made at present; and the price Of
.sthese productions of the soil would be
| .greater. There is no reason why this may
| mot be done. There Is water power in the
supper coulles of the Slate sufficient to man
.'tacture every pound of cotton produced In
"the State. This is not bold, extravagant
declaration. There is water power In York
"County sufficient to manufacture all the cot
'ton produced ir any ten counties In the
| "5tate. Unless diversified sytem OF labor is
'sdopted In our State, things will 60 on just
'as they now are. The land will wear out,
"lhe houses rot down, and the people OF the
estate get up and 60 to some new country,
''there to pine and grieVe and wish they were
shack. Some will be ashamed to return, and
"others will be too poor to allow them TO get
.back."
The Orangeburg Ns,os insists that the
Legislature shall not adjourn until the fence
question is thoroughly discussed.
The Marlboro Times ls confident that
President Grants tour through the South will
show him that the ex.rebels are disgracefully
misruled and plundered, and that the only
seeds of dscord here are sown by Northern
men. The President will return TO Washing
ton wiser mau, knowing that SouLherners
are not what they are represented to be.
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Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON CO.
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After tho Seottites.

The members OF the Wilmington IN. CO.
Chamber OF Commerce have taken up the
matter OF the discrimination against local
ireights practiced by the railroads under The
control OF the Southern Security Company.
A committee has been appointed 'to de-
"mand relief" and, failing to obtain it from
the railroad officials, to memorialize the
Legislature on the subject. The Whining
ton Star, which has led the attack upon the
monopolists, is confident that the raiders
"who have seized the lines OF trade and
"travel" will find that 'the voice OF an out
.raged people" is more potent than Tom
Scott and his cohorts.
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feb1.4fmw thu

~oFFIOE SOUTH CAROLINA LUNA
TIU ASYLUM, COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY 10, 1873.
1t having been determined to supply this lnstitu
iion with Provisions by Contract, Sealed Pro.
posals for furnishing the following articles Will
be received till the Goth instant: Hams, 500
pounds; Bacon, 2o,o pounds; Flour, SO barrels;
Coffee, 500 pounds; Sugar, 1000 pounds; Rice, 1900
pounis; Salt, sacks; Butter, 4jo pounds; Lard,
800 pounds; Tea, 100 6opounds; Tobacco, ESQ pounds;
8 ap, TOO pounds; Mack rel, barrels; Candles, 80
pounds; Cheese, zoo pounds; Pepper, Black, 10
pounds; Dried Apples, 200 poun 8; Molasses,
barrels, per gallon; Baking Soda, 26 pounds; Nut
megs, 1 pound; Corn, eco bushels; Timothy Hay,
1000 pounds; MIL Feed, 500 bushels; Oais u
busbes; Corn Brooms, dozen; Cow Peas, 25
bushels.
All goods must be OF good quality and In good
condition. To b, delivered from lst to Slst OF
Maron next, as per requIsitlon. To be paid for OF
th'r:y days.
BY order OF the Board OF Regents.
J.F. ENSoR,
Superintendent and Ex. oflcio,
Secretary OF the Board Regents.
febl4.fmWth4
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rOFFICE SOUTH CAROLINA LUNA
TIC ASYLUM, COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY IL, 1878.
Sealed Bids for furnishing this Institution win
Shoes to June 80, 1879. will be received till the
POI h Instant, when the Contract Will be awarded
to the Lowest Bidder. Goods to be OF the follow
Ing kind and class, viz:
FOR MEMS WEAR.
Good Whole Stock, Heavy Pump Sole Brogans.
FOR WOMEN'S WEAR.
Good A Calf Peg Balmorals
Sewed Lasting Balmorals
Sewed Calf Balmorals.
Goods to be paid for in sixty days.
BY order Of the Board OF Regents.
J.F. ENSOR,
superintendent and Ex. Odiclo,
Secretary OF the Board Regents.
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gbe GbafleStn1t qems,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IT. 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY News 'is deslgna
lied as the newspaper for the publication OF
ssall legal notices, and official advertisements,
ssfor the County of Charleston, under the act
"of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication of all legal and public
Isnoticesn
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Gnrnitnre, ST.
ENIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.

MILLINGs FURNITURE STORE,
No. 444 KING STREET. NEAR JOHN,
Ia the place to get handsome and substantial
FURNITURE OF the latest and most elegant de-.
signs al prices to suit the times. This establish
ment has just received a large supply OF superior
Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Sets In Oak,
Walnut and Imitation, which are offered at prices
ten or fifteen per cent. lower than those charged
elsewhere for less substantial Furniture.
SUPERB BURIAL CASKETS A SPECIALITY
Gail and examine the STOCK and prices.
SIGN OF THE MAN AND ROCKER,
No. 44l KING STREET.
decls-3mosD6o
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@- sUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARLESTON, s. O., February +, ls73.-Con.
signees are hereby notided that the Inspection OF
Naval Stores will not be allowed hereafter upon
the premises Of this Company.
8. 8. SOLOMONS,
feb1 Superintendent.
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BuiI6ina Material.
DEADY-MAD 30 U S E S.

The undersigned begs to inf"rm persons In the
interior that he Is now prepared to ship READY.
MADE HOUSES or VILLAGE CHURCHES
either to order u,.on plans sent to him
or will furnish plaBs for projected work. The
framing, &C., being principally dooe by steam
power upon the Northern plan, he hopes to sup
ply all demands upon him at prices shat will en-
courage building. A considerable expense has
been incurred, and extensive shops erected to
meet this trade, by this plan persons can
buy a house cheaply and employ whom they
please to put 1t up. getting at mandatory
prices hardware, nails, sash, doors, stairs and
all the appliances for q Grst class house. It is
hoped by the protector OF these mills that the
trade now opened will be as advantageous TO Gus
omers as 1t is expected TO be profiI able to him.
JOHN q. DErEREUX,
ianl.wfm Architect and Contractor.
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ms- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
FLAG, from Boston. are notified that she
will discharge cargo THIs DAY. at Vanderhorst's
Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset VIII remain
on the wharf at owhers' risk.
feb17-1 JAMES ADGER CO., Agents.
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@- THE PROPERTIES OF TUFTS
EXPgOTORANr are demucent balsamlc healing
and soothing. 1t braces the nervous system and
cures the worst cough. leolS-6DsW
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GneriaI n Offices.

@r CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
@ 1 A, from New York, are notified
III It she Is THIS DAY dlscharging cargo at Pier
No. Q, Union Wharves. All Goods remaining on
the dock at sunset will be stored at owners risk
and expense. Wm. A. CouffENAI'
febl7.1 Agent.
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GEMT ThAT laa;r, LAhGE A. 6 an. ANY -, Joni
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the Otice Of
TEE NEWS No. 10 Broad street. pep28
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DLEASANT QUARTERS.-PhRSONS
J. deslrous OF Private Board In healthy anu
delightful part OF the city, will please address
'B." at his ON e. Northerners wishing to speid
ticuarIy adyant tapeous febl0
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
w RIFLE CLUB, ATTENTION.-You ar,
hereby summoned to appear at the usual rendez.
vous, with klnes on THIS Monday tvEEINa, at
half.past o'c ock. and also on "WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, ut same place
and hour, for Drill, preparatory to anniversary
parade.
Members should procure their uniform coats
from Mtssrs. fdgerton d Richards, Broad street,
nud their CAPS from Messrs. johnson & BrowD,
King street, and will leave their belt clasps az
Messrs Uhapeau Hefiron, Meeting street, with.
out delay, to be fitted tO the new belts now max.
Ing up. .
The drills on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
Will be In Full Dress Uniforms dark pants
BY order Captain CoURTBsAY.
febl71 FRED. Il. HONOUR, First Warden.
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@r FURCRGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2.5 King street, have reduced the price o
their Carpets and Kid Gloves See advertise
ment. jan26
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DALMETTO DIVISION, NO. 4, SONS
i OF TEMPERANCE. The regular weekly
meeting nf Palmetto Division, Sons OF
Tempei ance Will be held THIS (NoSDAY)
EvgSING at temperance Hall. at TX o'clock. A
full ami punctuaI attendance is particularly re.
que.ied, as business OF much Importance Will be
presented for your consideration.
BY order W.P.
fphl7 X, 3. CALDWELL.
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Boarblnp.

DOARDING.-TO RENT, TWO FUR
I'D EISHED front rooms, with or without board,
on reasonable terms at No. II Broad street.
febl2.6
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TCO RENT, THREE ROOMS, OF A DE-
l. sIRABLE residence. on the line OF City Rail.
way. Also a kitchen room. Apply at No. 20
Rutledge avenue. feblO.mth
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A PPRENTICES LIBRARY SOCIETY
n The Anniversary Meeting Of this Society
will be held In the Library Room OF Charleston
Library Society. corner OF Broad and Church
streets, THIS (honday) EVENING. nth inst, at
o'clock P. N. An election for officers will be hell
Newly elected members are requested 10 attend.
comply with the rules by signing the Oonstltu-
lion and paying contribution, and participate in
the proceedings. ARTHUR MAZYCR.
fphlT
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ITO RENT, THAT ELIGIBLE WHOLE
Il sale Store, No. 1877 Meeting street, nearly
opposite Charleston Hotel, now occupied by
Me,srs. STEELE & WARDELL. The fixtures are
for sale; rent moderate. Apply to No. 46i King
street, or at the Store. jan6.mWf
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Remar0s.
Gopartnershlus ano Nlssolutio,,s


NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.-W.P P.
IN RUSSELL AND D. A. ]. SULLIVAN.-The
Undersigned have formed copartnership. under
the firm name OF RUSSELL 4 SULLIVAN, to
date from the 1rst day OF February, 1878, to con.
tract for and erect Buildings sud In General
House Carpentry.
They will also give their especial attention to
all kinds OF jobping Work, and are prepared with
their unparalleled facilities to do work with
neatness end dispatch. s.. 81
Special attention will be given to putting In
Store Fronts and Flting up stores with neatness
and dispatch at moderate charges.
They have facilities not equslIed in this State
Tor preparing Buildings for shipment, complete
In every part, and the entire Building finish
ready to put on. and will contract to put up,
and finish the Buildings In any part OF the State.
Plans, specifications and estim Ates furnished on
application. ". T. RUSSELL -
office and Work Shops east end BASEL street.
feb3-mwf
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DALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.-AT-
TEND an extra meeting and drill, THIS
kvRNIHG, at TX O'Clock, at Archers Hall. Full re-
ports will be made in reference TO the approach.
iDg parade, and members will comply with the
full aud punclual attendance Is required.
BY order Z. r. HOLMES. President.
febI7 ]. ]. WESTCOAr, secretary.
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.IBERNIAN HALL.

"IBERNIAN HALL.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.
February 17,.ls, 10.
First appearance 10 Charleston 10 three years
OF the original and only
BERG TER MILYl
SWISS BELL RINGERS PARLOR ORCHESTRA
Young Ladies' Silver Cornet Band, the most
Refined, Elegant aud Popular Com Iinalion travel.
ling All the Newest Songs and Lat st Music.
Flrst appaaraoce in Charleston OF The great
Comic Vocalist and Mimic,
SIDNEY FRANKS.
Miss Anna Berger, Gold Cornet Sololst.
Miss Nellie Knapp, Soprano Vocalist.
Miss Henrietta Berger. Staff Bell Player.
Finest Thele, Violin VirtuosO.
And the entire company will appear.
Admission ST.; Gal-ries 80 cents.
Seats can be obtained at Homes's Book Store
without extra charge.
GRAND MAT NEE WEDNESDAY. February 10th,
at halfpast O'Clock P. n.
W. ". FOWLER Business Manager.
itbi4-4
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A TTENTlON! NATIONAL zOUAvES.
II Attend an Extra Meeting and Drill Tbs
(MOnday) EVENING, at PVT ian Hall, at O'Clock
precisely. A full and prompt attendance Is
erd, rcd, as business OF very great importance
will be transacted.
By order OF the President. E. g. VOlGT,
feb17 secretary.
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Meetings.

ST. ANDREWS LODGE, NO. 10, A. F..
y M.-The Regular rommun ication OF thls
Lodge will be held THIS EVENING, at Masonic
Temple, at 7 O'Clock.
BY order W. NJ. L. P. SPEIS SEGGER,
febl7 Secretary.
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60 Retu.

THO RENT, ROOMS SUITABLE FOR A
Il small family. Apply at No. $50 Queen
street. rebl7-3f
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Amnsemet1ts.
CADEMY CT MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF M SIC.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEB.
20, 81 and %.
shakespearlan Season OF three nights and one
Matinee. The Eminent Tragedian,
LAWRENCE BARRETT,
In his mastery Rendition or
HAMLET;
ALSO AS ROMEO IN ROMEO AND JULIET,
and his great representation IT
OAlUS CASSIUS,
as played by Mr.. BARRETT for eight weeks at
Booths Theatre, N. Y, In Shakespeare's sublime
Tragedy Of
JULIUS CESAR.
SATURDAY, MATINEE AT O'CLOCK.
sHAK EARE,S HENRY THE VIII.
Supported by FREDERIC ROBINSON, and the
entire Company from the Varieties Theatre, New
Orleans.
Box Ofilce now open for the sale OF reserved
seats.
Admission 81; Gallery 50 cents; reserved seats
81 so. febl7
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GUMTER RIFLE CLUB.-ATTEND
~ Regular Meeting, with rinel, THIS EVENING,
the 18th instant, at half-past ocllck. Drill after
meeting.
Ey order President. W. III. BRUINS,
flbl7 Secretary and Treasurer.
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UanIs.

XNTANTED, A FEMALE COOK WITH
w reference. Apply at No. G5 Hasel street.
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DALMETTO ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1, I.
l. o. o. F.-The Regular Communi alton will
be held THIS EVENING. at Odd Fellows Bal, at
O'Clock. Members and candidates will please DO
punctual A. W. LEVIN,
febl7.H Scribe.
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A TTENTIONl GERMAN HUSSAR TILT
N ING CLUB.-An Extra Meeting will be held
al Llndstedt's Hall, 1HIs (Monday) EVENING, at
O'Clock. Every member is requested to be pres.
ent as business OF Importance will be brought
before the meeting.
BY order. II. W0HLkEN,
ftbl7.1 President.
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GITUAlION WANTED, AS OVERSEER
- on Rice or Cotton Plantation, oy man
VINO has three years. experience In the business
and can furnish good recommendations Tor char-
acter and ability. Address JNO Ii. BES> !LLlEU,
ar Mcf,leIIanyIlls s. a. ieb15 t.
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irish VOLUNTEER RIFLE CLUB -
l. The Regular Monthly Meeting will be held
at Hbernian Hall, THIS (Monday) EVENING, l7th
Instant, at 7 O'Clock. JOHN 4. BURNS,
febl7 Secretary.
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THE FESTIVAL OF THE PALMETTO
l. STATE RIFLE CLUB will take place on the
EVENINGS OF the l7th 18th and 10 b. The Clue
will also parade THIS AFTgRNoor.
feb17S JOSEPH GREEN, Chairman.
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TXTANTED TO RENT, A CUMMODIOUS
w Dwelling House, north OF calhoun street
and east OF Ruiledge Avenue. Address "D.n at
THE NEWS office. jau25
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UTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A THO
w ROUGHLY competent Bookkeeper in a
JobbIng House. Reference required. Address r.
~ Rox Mo- l6l lebl2 WIN
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XXTANTED, BY AN INDUSTRIOUS
w young Man, situation In some Wholesale
or X, tail Heuse; thoroughly understands Groce-
ries. Can influence trade. Address A. B.. Rox
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17

WANTED, LADIES TO SAVE FIFTY
w per cent BUSHES rs to 300 ChignOns
35c.; Pompadours 2Oc.; Plaits S6c French Cor.
sets 75c.; Hoop Siris soc {; Fancy Goods and
Hosiery far below any other house. ARCuER'S
Wholesale and Retail Notion and Fancy Bazaar,
King street. Nbl7-mWl3F