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Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19


- fsI. iii. 1874.
II A. Cssy = sss saly sAs plsss
~ bo-s - b = sl.s he tasnl
sss11Def pseA = psrty is1seaee. jssl
80. Hatey ssol1D1D ore asde hsuo.
dsrj.g tAs sa1 = esll - lavs. and &
nay issssess yoof sssd6s 10 uadsrseaad
sesseshisg q he nssenesss upos he DO
lisis.l ehosUesuV1. kees q The Capital. -
The Repshlisass. - this .Ceasvsssiosal
District. ore eass,ssiag very freely The
quesiioa a NJ. Albessis sseeespoe. So~s
snig tasas sf-srsseoisnaiss sfttaa Res-
sleaas. While oshess favor - sou;ssajoa
ef J.mes w. Carey. E-q.. and sees are
talking of Col. 8. Tsylor Salt. the Sesa-
toe iron Prisee Gssses's eosasy. The
chances are in favss sf Mr. Albert. % far
- the seuilslssa gssa. Sse the De@eesass
talk Of fpresent;ag tie sa1a ofa eeuslemas
- the eompesitor of the Rspaklisaa esn.
didsse bessss the people. that may lssses
The ehasess q % elssaiSa VERY ostesially.
That esaslsmas = Csi. Ohspoaa Billines.
ley. II present = Seoasor q Masylasd iron
Sc. SlsFys Csusty. The eress populsri'y
of Col Dillisesley viii make hia . very
formidable eoopssisos 10 ssy esnsleasn
Who msy h prsaented By The Rspsblie.s
party. Col. Billingsley l. ose Of The most
courteous and Stable Of gentleman. .nl.
vifhal. . very 6ne speaker. 6ousaern
Maryland. vhish has called - .ssy Of
her abless sons into psblie lie. would have
c.use to be proud Of ssah Q rspseasneasive.
fhomis.sedly ly Ne ID hssrjha. Eevosla,
in oil probability. vrsss the dissries fro~
the hands Of the RePsblicsss. A br;ef
sketch of this eentlenaa may b interest,"
ing to- yosr readers. 10 some Of whom he
ia personally known. Col. Chapman Bill
, lingsley. Senator for Sc. M.ry'a eosnty.
vas born in that county 10 1904. lie wss
educated 1t Charlotte Hall. aud stsdied
medicine With Dr.. John n. Briscoe. oi
81. Mary's. bot abandoned the study after
eighteen months on aeeosnt Of bad health.
lie settled in Charles county, in 1922.
where he remaiWed Eve years. He mar.
ried Miss Lydia Barbour. d.ughter of Col
Thomas Barbour. Of St. Mary's. for many
years q resident Of Baltimore city. Re
6rst served the public a. Chief Judge OF
the Orphans Court. which position he
held for eleven years.. he withdrew from
public life till 1861. and resided at Softer.
". bis estate. on Patuxent river. In 1861
he was By scclamation declared the can.
didste for Senator and served in this bod
until 1865, when he served in the Cons.i.
tuiional Convention and during the yfa,
1873 was elected to the Senate. He il
President Of thu Board ef Trustees o
Charlotte Hall School. and President oI
the Board Of Trustees Of St.. Mary's Fe.
male Seminary. taking always . warm in.
ferest in the educational interest Of St.
Mary's and the State.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
FAIRFIELD,
aud containing
35 acres,

moro or less.
T'is land il situated in the First Elcc-
tion District Of Saint Mary's county. q. .
fork, made by tho inters 'cti"n Of the
L on,risown or Clifton Factory read
With The Three No,ched' road. and has
npon il . comfortable and convcnirn,
DWELLING. (within . tew yarls of
where the store ct 'oa a smar KtrCH-
EN-. MEAT HOUSE. STABLES. &c. &.
There Is .lsa upon 'his property good
BLACKSMIrH'S SHOP, as witch q
goo! business is done; and all in sight,
within convenien, walk. is a comfortable
TENANT HOUSE. u.uaily occupied b,
the Blacksmith. The land is ncw-h.v-
ing been lately cleared and gruhbed-and
the SOL ther. fore good aud iu fiae condi-
ton.
But the great value Of this properly is
in the advantages il possesses as stand
for store-than which, for the mercsn.
tile business. there is none better in this
county. 1t IL within few mites Of the
Milestone Lending on the Patuxcnt Riv.
er, from which there are Ste ,mcrs 70 and
from Balt'm re three times . weck; and
schools aud mills are slmost 1t the very
door. A P"st Onice for that section ol
the county 10 usually KEEP. At this place
Tho other tract or parcel oflsnd, called
and knowa a -
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

bss ~ s.arssae ssuil1ah,s 80 - ~.
na1e Or lass halfthisosatA 80 6ra ~ MarcA
u shnat g cn& wsasas - - 49, -
lA1e hois e1s1 = 1e( rs c.
6slAs m&lP0R o. - - ueae,
aa ne u6rkts - - &iriy Gn1vs q -
pso4d -. - - 1W - -.
a g. - ls1SfWise. Ts1av 1
0ss cssn fss vkiee Wesesra. the asQa9& esing
coaased mostly % suall loes. -
Rys.-rhe aarket fee Rye opsned dezes Utsh
downward tendency, bot vilh lighfee seeeipes.
the Seeiisg inpsoved and ths naskss eless Dc.
mef. The ales ssPessed a1oaated 70 eco
bashels part 70 arrive. - s60Se ceasA esesaas
- e56ee eeats.
: TssAsss-Ths naskst see Lsaf rehaoee eea-
tisses ssie1 bss ths fssliag b sooeueas ermss
with nsre gsesrai isFxiFy. In saAo - Ma.
rylan& a0ouns % so Su 80 hh1s. s1ppooed
toe fmncn, anl e Ohie 70 ioo hhds. sew efop
cf com0oa asd medism grades takea q
sample lots foe ihs Geruna markets. the high
grades not comiag In 10 aay extent . yet
We lsara Of no bSsises6 b vtreiais desrsip
sioas, aad y Keasneky - salss vese cos6ase
to abosl e. kAes- cid erop lses a 56st cents
The receipts of Ohio aFe somewhat iucrsAsed'
taf q MsryIaud and Kentneky there b. con
Gderahls Aiisae s6. TIE exports daring the
week wcre $40 hhds. TO Bremen. 379 hhAss =
Re.assdan. ssa hhas. - essbsrss total ]. 7os
bids.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

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each r.,t h.d sve .ho,.. . ,... fro, ...h
club ..s ehos. IA .hoo. a. ,,o ,;,.o,.
to Be sprup. ! the sam. ,;m.. Victor,
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

Tns LENT SEAsox.-The Lentcn Sea-
son. which commenced on the 18th in
stant-that day being Ash Wedne. day
is observed with more or less abstinence
by all Christian denomination more
partic=larly 80 in the Episcopal and Cstho-
lie Churches. Archbishop Bay!ey. of the
Archdiocese Of Baltimore. has issued to
his aock the following regulations for the
Observance Of the fast:
I. All the faithful who have completed
their twenty first year are. unless legiti.
mately dispensed, bound to observe the
fast Of Lent.
2. They are to make only one meal o
day. excepting Sundays.
3. The meal allowed on fast days is moi
to be taken till about noon.
4. At that meal. il on any day permis.
sion should be granted for eating Acsh.
both flesh and 6sh arc not to be used at the
same time. even BY way OF seasoning.
5 A small refrcshmcns. commonly
called collation.. is allowed in the evening
No general rule as to the Quantity Of food
permitted at this time is or can be made
but the practice Of the most regular Chris.
tian is never to let it exceed the fourth
part Of an ordinary meal.
g. Tie quality Of food allowed at Z
collation. Is in this archdiocese bread
butter. cheese. all kinds Of fruits, salads,
vegetables aud 6sh. Milk and eggs are
prohibited.
Z. General usage has made it lawful tc
drink in the morning some warm liquid
as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate made with
water.
8. Necessity and custom have suthor.
lied the use Of hogs lard instead Of butter
in preparing 6sh. vegetables. &c.
8. The following persons are exempt
from the obligation Of fasting Young
persons under twenty lone years ofsge. the
sick, nursing women. those who are oblig.
ed to dc. hard labor. all who through weak.
ness cannot fast without prejudice to their
health.
10. By di.pensa,ion. the use Of 6csh
meat will be allowed at any time on Sun
days, and once day on Mondays. Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. with the
exception Of Holy Thursday aud the Sec
ond and last Saturdays Of Lent.
IL. Persons dispensed from the obliga-
tion of fasting on account Of tender or sd
vanced age, or hard labor. are not bound
By the restriction Of using meat only as
one meal on days on which ito use Il graz
ted BY dispensatiou. OTHERS dispensed
from tho fast for other causes. - we'll a
those who are obliged to fast. are permit
to use meat oply Il one meal.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

a elrvea o'elodk ths snnastisg took
plsss Yer sssrsspossest tsev-svey-
bsdy skss; tAsy sssA sss 100, 81. ~
losGps Bys sbe b. there vss - -
sttsr sask. which vss shossht = = se9
eessp;euoss. Is vas in the form ef . ts-
BE. viik . cloth q Il. stuffed taa =
The bsad. . turkey about the centre. &e..
several pla,ea. Knives sn1 forks. cups ol
eO6ee. Be Do. This chap made bis sp-
psarssee rather later than the others. bai
be didn't istrude. We knew him oil the
time. There sss . srest rush to End oel
Who hs vas. ssd some looked q him Z
long. long time II Vas conceded BY all
that this vss By fas the most agreeable
character in the room snd the best sus-
tanned. Aftsr everybody hsd found hin
cot. they we're we'll pleased. and dassed
With more vim until d.ybresk.
Your correspondent thinks sud Dus'
say that the masquerade Was smother de.
cidsd success. We have carried masquer.
aiding to perfection. and even il old Gre
naccbi had been there be would not have
recognised his invention in the moderu
vay Of rendering il.
Mrs. John b. Abell. Who Was instru-
mental in getting up the masquerade. de.
. rves our warmest thanks for the enjoy.
ment and for the pleasant manner in which
every detail vas carried.out.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

The Presidest hes erdered f6sS t6s
follosias o6een sonpsss tie Cssrs- q
Inqairy IN he esss u Gssesal q O.
Howard; Gssersl Sternss. GesersI Ne
Dovel. Geseral Pope. Gsners: Heie'.
General Holt M.j~ A. b Gasds<s
win be Jodgs Advocate Of the Cosrt. Tbs
Court viii meet in washiDgson On shs 81
Of March.
TIE English Tories thought Mr. Dis
raeli very clever vhea he described the
policy Of the Liberal governnent - ose Of
''blundering ssd plunderisg." They we're
not equally alive to the merits Of Mr..
Gladssone's rrjoinder. made ss Greenwich.
70 the effect that the Tories we're ''Aosn-
dcring and soupderiBg in the Straits Of
Mslaeca."
Thirty-seven of the seventy-tvo Sens
tors are accompanied BY their wives. and
nineteen have their daughters With them.
Of the two hundred and ninety Eight Rep
resentativcs and Delegates. one hundred
and twenty y-Dibe have their wives With
them. and many Of the others are sceom-
panied BY daughters and lady friends.
Our friend. ]. MARSHALL DEsr, E-qr ,
has assumed the editorial charge Of the
Newman (Ga.) Herald and his saIutstory.
though ofbrevi.y unusual i most excellent
ly delivered. The Herald looks to be q
prosperous paper and ve ehserfaliy reg
lister it among our exchanges.
Our thanks are duo Mr.. Mattingley. oi
'his county. an officer 10 the present Leg
islature. for interesting public documents.
General Sherman still thinks the only
good Indian Is the dead Indian. he goes
back on old Tecumseh.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

Dcmorest's MoHshiy xsHssine seems to i'm
prove with each issue:. The March number
cones to our table redolenf wish Spring novel.
ties, Spring music, Spring literature, add Spring
fashions. This Magazine richly deserves TO be
called model. II is printed in beautiful ssyle
on hne toned paper. and in every respect is NJ
Plxs C1frs. The premiums offered are FAR in
advance Of all others. Jerome rhompson's
Old Oaken Bucket, in size and beauty, Is worth
several times the cost Of the yearly subscription,
s.. Address, v. Jennings Demorest, sss
Broadway, n. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

Demorests Ysane America fse March con-
tains is ussal variety sf ssefsl asd eatessaiu-
ing readiae fog sh~ hveaiies. Dr. Deems Sso-
ries illustrating she evils Of Insewpesance. with
Crsoess. isesrsses In interest. Ererr boz and
gSri sh0oid rad Tcang America. Yearly 81
". Jennings Dsmorest. ess Broadway. n.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
Trustees Sale
of Valuable
REAL estate.

DY virtue ola decree OF tie Circui,
- Court E,r Saint Mary's c,un,y. In
Eqni,y. pass d in a cause in which Go"
W Hprsey, Samuel Basscu aud John 9
II rsey. trading As Horsey. Brother 4
Batscn, are C"mplaiaants. and VIM frs"k
Ford, Administrator VI J,mcs Sca6cld
Eugene Sc.6eld aud 9th rs are Dcfen.
darss. and braring date Of the 2sd day
Of Dec. 1878. the u'.d-rs'g ed. Trustees,
will efF-r .. pubic sale. At tho Cour,
House door IN Lecnsrdsown. on
Tuesday, the l7,h of March,
1874.
bet~een the hours ofl2 o'clock, m. and
I o'ciock. p W.. all the real estate o
which the lac james Scot III died seis I'd
and possessed. to vit Oae tract OF
parcel Of LAID, called and known ~
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

As long as there Is life, there is hope. For
the relief Of Consumption DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup is highly recommended. II possesses re-
markable healing qualities, and has effected more
wonderful cures than any other cough remedy
eve: brought before the public. Price IS cents,
or Eve bottles for 81 90
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
SEEDS AND PLANTS.

- - True Cape Cod Cranbsrry, bes,
~0 ~s sort for tpaana, Louis.a. r.
- Garden. By mil, psspasd. q 90
~s per loo. $500 psr Loo. A
priced Catalogue, of this and alf Fruiss Orna-
aeatal Tress. EvesHrseas. Shrubs, Bslbs. Ro-
sxS Plants, &C.. and FRESH FLOWER AND
GARDEN SEEDS. tie ehoiesst ceiIecsioa IN The
COUNTRY. With all noveisies. Win he senf sr.s;s
10 eay paaia adAres. Is sorts a eisher fIov-
e.. Garden, Trre. Fruit, EsesRrsen. or Herb
Seeds, for Sl.oo. seut By mail, prepaid. WHols.
sale Catalogue 70 shs trade.
b: l. WATSON, Old Coaoay Nuuer;ss ana
Seed warehosses PiymeatA, Ndss. Essablisbed
FssiS asss-tns ars,s 6ss-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
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-
nlol,1rsstlWsI
uve hctts q
UekjeTun 8
nkk. the mel
arc SxtFaessl
of Alcohol. |
daily asked
Unparalleled
TEiSr Ou1
the cause OF
covers his \
bl.0si paria|
u perfect Y
Of tire syst
hissory of u|
cs'n,,.'unsicsl
qnal,ti.ss at VI
sick of every
ar . gentle
Nlievine Cor
the Liver a.
D,rascs
The pro,
VixkGAsBirl
CATQnative. !
Se,hlye. Cuui
tive. and Anti
u. %
Ouegtsss and &.
end ss,r. ssf Wa
xonca NJ n
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

EREsH GARDEN SEED sar sale 5,
no u LLOYD + CO..
fss i@ 81 Cleasasss By.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

Mexsrs EdltsFs-Please ano spce RAPHAEb
DOWNS - Q sssiiable casdidaie for the pess
0hesiGajty. and say that he will be wasmiy
surRoa1ed IS the voters Of Leenasdtown aso
Factory Districts.
Dee ils Issa. - Nssy rshsA.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19

GrAxo.-Thess h fair demand for Peruvian,
and psicrs ars - before reported. via 500 gold
per Soag ss2 AsgcuasaPe asa Nacabi. With .
discount Of 50 eenss 90 81. 80 Per too - lots
Of 50 10 35r tons. We note IN improvement In
the demand from the South for Ferfilisees - the
season opens bat trade 10 not yet active. We
quote the leading makes 81 from $%s@<so per
ton. bat the inferior qualities are o0sred much
lower.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
$3.50, 900 for $50.
cpusth Grand Gin Concert
rea rms sessvsr ov rns
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
o. march o1sss Next.
II. .OOO Tickets $4,000 Gifts.
List OF clrrs.

Ttsai. ~. 900 C5as. sH Cash,
ansesst;.s to 81 500. 900
~The concert aad distrihusion Of gifts
wi!i Sesitissiy Esd snegsirecsiiy taks place oa
aAe ssy ssw fxsd. whether al the tickets are
cold or NOT, and the 600 gifts oil paid In pro-
portion 20 the number Of tickets sold.
PRICE or TICKETS.
whole Tickets. $50; Halves, IS; Tenths. or
each cospoa, s.; Elrvea Whole Tickets for
$seo; aa3 Ticksas for $1,000; li3 Whole Tick
etc far es0o0; 331 Whole Tickets for Sl0. .ooo.
No dtscoans on less thaa 3aOo worth Of tickets
The time idF she drawing y nsar ~ hand, and
persoas iaseadisg - pareAass tickets have no
iiAe 70 loee.
rHOS. E. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Ky, aud Manager Gin
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
Ky, or
THUS. n. HAYS / CO., Eastern Agents,
eo9 broadway, New York.
Feb IS, lx7A-lns- v---rr-r-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
40 acres.

more or less. b detached and covered en-
iirely With wood and timber, and will be
sold separstely Or with the former place,
as may be deemed advisable on the day
of sale.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
MARRIED

MARRIED.
On the lIth instant. BY the Rev. Father Toale,
ENOCH ADAMS to Miss SUSAN ADAMS.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
TERMS OF SALE.

as prescribed By the decree. are: Ouc-
third Of the purchase money in cash %
tie day Of sale. and the balance in equal
installmcn:s At ono aud two years credi,
the deferred pa, menis to be secured
by the bonds or notes Of the purchaser,
With security to be approved BY the Trus.
tees, and 70 bear interest FROM the day oI
sale.
DAVID s BRIScOE,
j PARRAN CRANE,
Trustees.
Feb 10. 1s74-s.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
BUCKEYE POULTRY IlRDs

OFFERS for sale Eggs Tor haiching
" from the following varieties Of Pare
Bred L,ud aud Water Fowls at $3.50
Dark and Light Brshmss, Bod. Back.
White sSd Partridge Cochins. Brova
asd White L,gborns. White and Silver
Grey Dorkings. Plyuossh Rocks. Hore-
dsss. E,rl 0srbY. Black Red aal Pile
Gsmts, Roaen and Alesbsry Dueks.
Toulouse snd Bremen Geese. Isarsns
one h.lf q s.sh d"aen kggs T. ha.sh, i
they do BOT. sill rspl.ss them for so
-. pei dossa. Esgs. . NJ G. D. D.. il
desired. 6xna stamp for circular. Give
Is t1s h ISA AC LYNDE. ,
Marlboro. Stark CO.. Ohip.
Feb 10. ls74-3n. at
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
81. MARY's BEACON
ND

THURSDAY MORNING February issh, 1874.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
ADD1SDNsCa

lying On the Three No'ched road, BE-
swces the lasds Of Frederick Unkls snd
the heirs Of Johs Bshanan, aad contain
inn
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-02-19
Correspondence Of the Bcacon.)
ANOTHER MASQUERADE.

"Thcm-things-come
-Skakspeare.
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Tie chances fora gift are ne ono to i've.
PRICE Ok'@rIrIE ETs.
Whole tickets. $50; halves. s25; tcntha. or
caclt coupon. s.; eleven whole tickets for
S3to -! tickets for Il GOO; 113 whole tickets
i"r So.oo; 27I whole tickets for $4,000. No
discount on lcsa than $500 worth of tickets.
The Fourth GIFT Concert will be conducted,
IN all respects, like the tliroo which have
already bctn given, am. full particulars ma
be learned from circ'i.ars, which will be sent
free from this eNicc 10 all who apply for
tiiVm.
Orders for tiole,a and applications for
agencies " bc aucni!,tl 10 il the order thcy
arc received. and it is hoped .ncy will be-
ntnt III uromr:ly, THAI tlsro may bo no dis
appointment "r 'lcl;.y IN :;'!ng all Liberal
terms Giv.i 10 those who buy 10 sell again.
Nj aSr!lta :!c percmptoriiy required To settle
IN, their a.:ronnts and return MI unsold
tickets " the 2Dtl, day OF March.
IlJS. j.. 3KAMLEITE.
AGENT Public Library Kcnirck; and Mana
ger Gilt Concert; lubiic Library building.
J" GS'i.ic k'itncky- Dee IL VT
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AGNEW's CASH STORE.

THE exhaustion caused to our stock OF
Groceries by the uuproc edontcd demands of
Christmas week has been Jiled up, and o,u.
stock 81 choice Family Groceries is aga IL,
complete.
Crushed SUGAR, 10 cents per pounl by
barrel, OF Spounds for ii.
Powdered SUGAR, 12 cents per pound by
barrel, or pounds for IL.
GrGnniatcd SUGAR, l. cents per pound by
barrel, OF s pounds for 81.
a SUiAh, liz ccats per pound by barrel,
or pounds for 81.
Quarter Boxes New Layer RAIS!NS, Il
each.
Together with a full limo OF choice FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
%c., al prices 'rhich DEFY competition.
Jan3 JOHN AGNEW 4 SO.J.
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Hardware! Hardware ! {.

Hardware! HardWare!
,HNHE undersigned, having found the cash
l. business In their Grocery Department Il
complete success. have determined 10 conduct
tho Hardware department on a strictly caI.
basis also. They have. therefore, greatly re-
Iduced tho prices for all heavy goods in this
line. embracing IRON. NAILS. STEEL,
SPRINGS. ANI.E3 and CARRIAGE MATE
NlALS, being convinced that quick penny
lis better than a slow shilling.
sE Purchasers will save none! " OK
amininS our stock and prices before pur.
ichasing. Terms cash bcCurr dtHrery.
Jan jon N hGNEW IL son.
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Palmstto state Imm,igratio,n I, a AKsncSy az K,

Palmetto State Immigration Agency.
I-ITs OBJEor. The object of this
Agency is to introduce and settle IN
South Carolina the best possible classes
OF laborers and citizens from Other
countries, aud thereby aid in deyelop.
ing the resources of the State. Its i'm.
mediate work is the directing of the tide
OF immigration into South Carolina, to
supply the sat demand for labor and
citizenship.
slI-lTs n. !URE.-The Agency is un.
DER control OF no society, board or cor
pofatlon, but is composed of proprie-
tor, agents and patrons. who are aotua-
ted Dy motives OF personal and public
peneht. The ordinary principles OF ho-
nest enterprise shall govern the Agency
ID lts operations. It is the design of
this enterprise to make careful selcc-
ton OF persons ordered, and to give
special attention to The introduction OF
families into the Stato. Farmers, gar
deners, mechanics, domestics, &c., of al
most any nationality. can be furnished,
bnt preference is given to English,
lrlsb, Scotch, Swiss and Germans.
1l1-ExPENsEs AND FEE-The Agency
will require persons ordering immi-
grants to pay S15 for each adult. and
$40 for each child between the ages of
four and fourteen, to defray the ex.
penscs OF transportation md board
from New York to any railroad town or
station in the State; and. also, fee of
70 for each person over four years old,
.one.half of which the employer will
pay, and the other half will be charged
to the immigrant. The person order
ing must, therefore, forward 500 for
each immigrant over fourteen, and $l5
Tor each child between four and four.
teen years OF age, charging the one
$3.50. and the other $l2 so, himself
paying $3.50 (half the fee) for each,
No charges for transportation or fec
will be made for children under four
years Of age. The money must, in all
cases, be forwarded before the orders
can be filed.
IVr--GENERAn REA1ARKs.-1. The
Agency makes contracts with common
laborers at $l2 for men, and So for wo-
men, per month. including board. This
can be changed by the mutual consent
Of the employer and employee.
2. The Agency suggests that employ.
ers allow their immigrants 10 return the
amount advanced for expenses in small
installments, paying part in cash fo,
each month. It would be we'll. also, tc
use every effort to make these stranger.
who come in our midst contentcd
prosperous and cheerful.
5. Local agents are solicited in every
County in the State, to secure end for
ward orders and money, and to coop
crate IN delivering tho persons on mr.
irving et their respective places, fol
which liberal commission will be paid
4. Money must be sent by express
check or post Office order, and oil com
nlunications addressed to
=. TILMAN r. GAINES,
at Columbia, s. @.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-14
A CARD.
Change Of Base---Gone to the Front

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and patrons, that he has removed
from the corner OF Assembly and Plain
streets to the brick storo immediately oppo-
site the New City Hall, Main street, and RI :
turns his grateful thanks for the liberal pa
tronagc received while holding forth at the
memorable old ration house of February,
1860; and hopes. By attention, perseverance,
and promptncss, to merit continuance of
that confidence heretofore rcposcl.
lie will be plea sed to receive consignm cni 8
OF any and every kind OF Merchandise, Pro.
visions and Real Estate, for either private or
public sale.
Will also attend to the renting %. dwell
inSs, collection of rents, &c. IIis charges
shall bc satisfactory to ALL
JACOB LEVIN, General Auction
Jan 4 tG Aud Commission Merchant.