Tennyson Taken Off. The latest number of Buck wood's Magazine contains a new version nf Old Mother Hob- bard, a burlesqe entitled ' Slr Tray: an Arthu¬ rian Idyll," which very aptly hits Tennyson In his vulnerable points. Here ls a specimen : The widowed dame or Hubbard's auclent line Tamed ti her cupboard, cornered .m^lewlse Betwixt this walt aud that, lu quest or aught To satisfy the cravings or Sir rr*y, Prlcted e ired companion of her solitude, Red-spotted, dlriy-wulte, and bare of rib. Who followed at ner high and pattering heels; Prayer lo hts eye. prayer tn bis slinklug galt, Prayer m bin pendulous pulsating tall. Wide on Hs creaking Jaws tevolved the door, Tb« cupboard ya»ned. deep-throated, tninty set For teem, with ancient bottles, c&nlsrers, And plates of various patterns, bine or white; Deep ia tbe void «hs thrusts her no- ked nose, Peering near-sighted for the wlshed-for bone, Wniie her short robe of samite, tilted high, The thrifty darning of ner hone revraled- The pointed feature travelled o'er the de.f Greasing its tip. bu: bone or bread found none. Wherefure Sir Tray abode still dlnnerless. Licking his paws beneath the spinning wheel, And meditating much on savory meats. THE ALB-LUTE BOAB. -first Train from Charlotte to Spartan- burg--Popular Rejoicings-The Court of Sessions After the Liquor-Dealers. 1PKOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) SPARTA>BURG, March 31, 1873. United thia day, by the honorable the presi¬ dent and directors of ibe Atlanta aud Rich¬ mond Air-Line Hallway, the 1 own of Spartan- burg, Bomb Carolina, to the City of Charlotte, North Carolina, in the 6trong bands of rail¬ road marriage. This union was celebrated by an excursion traía leaving the home of the bride at 8 o'clock A. M. and reaching the happy groom at 3 o'clock P. M., and was re¬ ceived with hearty'congratulations by the populace and welcome speeches by the Hon. Gabriel Cannon and Simpson Bobo, with re¬ sponses by tbe Hon. the mayor ot Charlotte. Soon after the arrival of the train the fal r ones of the town decorated the euüines hand¬ somely wlLh wreaths and flowers.fresh made and pulled. Salutes were fired from the bat¬ teries near by, and the town bells raog merri¬ ly. There was an excellent dinner prepared by mine host of the Palmetto, given to those who accompanied the train, by the citizens of the town, and a general smile of pleasure and satisfaction ended, lor the present, the grand dinner. In the future the same train will run on schedule time, leaving the City of Char¬ lotte on Mondavs, Wednesdays' and Fridays até o'clock: A.M., and arrive at Spartanburg on the same days at 3 o'clock P. M. Return¬ ing, leave Spartanburg on Tuesdays, Thurs¬ days and Saturdays, at 8 o'clock A. M., and arrive at Charlotte at 3 o'clock P. M. The Court of Sessions opened for the spring term this morning, Judge M. Hoses presiding, whose charge to the new g-and jury was plain and lo rei ble, and so uttered that they could not well misunderstand their duties. Be held that alt licenses for retailing spirit- t&uB liquors, granted heretofore by town coun- cils, county commissioners and city authori¬ ties, except ander th» special provisions of the sot ol 1849, known as the Tupper law, were nnii and vo.d, .and the parlies BO retail¬ ing were llablé~ tu indictment in the Court of Sessions. This created quite a shaking among the dry- bones of the dispensers ol old klug alcohol, and the clerk ot the two boards- town connell and county commissioners- bad to wield a swift pen in making ont applications for licenses to conform to the law, daring the balance ol the day, as lt was understood their sins for the past would be forgiven if their acts lor the future were In ail respects legal and corred. The court ad¬ journed at 12 M., as sufficient business was not ready for action, and the urana jury had not time to report on new bills just given out. It will resume labor to-morrow at ten, when a variety of misdemeanors will come up lor trial. Only one capital case Is on Ute docket, which la that of thé Stale vs. Columbus Mitchell, for the homicide ol his uncle, which has hitherto been reported In yonr paper. We regret 'to add that our accommodating and excellent conductor on the Spartanburg and Union Railroad bad his thtiths and leg severely crushed and some of the lingers ot his band cut off, in attempt DI; to couple two cars on their way up by the last train. MARSH. Äaüroaos. s AV ANN A H AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. CHARLESTON. March IS, 1373. On and after TUSSDAT, March lSih, the Freicht t'T Local >tai;ou3 on savannah and Charleston Ball read will te forwarded on MONDAYS, WSD- SXSDAXB an d Fx ID.» YS. for suttons on Port Royal Railroad dally as heretofore. a s. QADSDEN, Engineer and Superintendent. S. 0. B0TL*>T0N, Qen'l Ft. and Ticket Agent, mchn-mwfio NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM- PANY. CHARLESTON, s. 0., January 20, 1872. Travus will leave Charleston Dally at 10.00 A. M and 8.00 P. M. And ve at charleston 0.45 A. M. (Mondays ex¬ cepted) and 3.30 p. M. Tram does not leave Charleston 8.00 P. M. SUN¬ DAYS. Train leaving 10.00 A. M. makes throngh connec¬ tion to New York, via Rieumund and Acqula Creek only, going through In 44 hours. Passengers leaving by 8.00 P. M. Train have choice or route, via Klohmond and Washington, or vi» Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving i'KiDAT bj this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal¬ timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN¬ DAY ts Wilmington, v 0. This ls the cheapest, quickest and most pleas¬ ant route toctaclpijaii, U&SSBM and other points West and Northwest, both Trains LUa ÍÍ.J UK CG íi- nectlonsat Washlngio-i with Western Trama or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. S. S. SOLOMONS, Zruriaeer end Superintendent P. L. CLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. may2l SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. CHARLESTON, March 15, 1S73. On and after TUESDAY. Match 18, the Pas¬ senger Trains on this Road will ran as follows: NIGHT PASSING BR-DAILY. Leave Charleston.4.00 P. M. Arrive at saranuah.10.15 P. M. Leave Savannah.11.30 P. M. Arrive tit Charleston.7 A. M. DAY PASSENGER-SUNDAYS KXOEPTKD. Leave Charleston.7.40 A. M. Arrive at Savannah.3.30 P. M. Leave Savannah.ll A. M. Arrive at Charlosicu..s so p. M. Both «ralos rouke connection with Port Hoy al Railroad lor all stations on that Road west ol Yemassee and tor Augusta, Atlanta and the West. Both trains make close connection at savannah for Jacksonville, i'la. Time throngh to Jackson¬ ville, 28X hours. Day train connects at Yemassee for Beanfor' and Port Royal. 0. s. GADSDEN. Engineer and Superintendent S. O. BOYLSTON, Utn'l Ft. and Ticket Agent. mchl7 jgOÜTH CAKOLMA RAILROAD. *, CHARLESTON, S. C., December 14. 1872. tm and after SUNDAY, December 15. the Pas¬ senger Trains on the South Parolina Hallroad will ran as follows: FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.0.30 AM Arrive at Columbia.5.20 p M FORACGI STA. Leave Charleston.9.30 A M An tve a: Augusta.6 20 p M FOR CHARLESTON. Leave Columbia.9.00 A M Arrive at Charleston.-..4 45 P M Leave Augusta.9.00 A M Arrive at charleston.4.45 p M COLUMBIA NIGHT RXPRBS9. (>tmdays excepted.) Leave Charleston.7.30 p H Arrive at Colombia.6.30 A M Leave Columbia.7 30FM Arrive at charleston.6 45 A H AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston. 8 30 p M Arrive at Augusta.7.35 A H Leave Angosta.6.16 p M Arrive at charleston.6.60 A M SUMMERVILLE TRAIN. Leave Summerville at..,.7 25 A M Arrlxeat charleston..*8 40 A M Leave Charleston. .3 35 p M Artive at Summerville......I".«4M P M CAMDEN TRAIN. Leave camden. 7 "0 p u Arrive at Columbia.{^55 À M Leave Col um bin.210PM Ar.lveat uamden.6i6s P M Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta wl.'i Macon and Augu-t-t Railroad, Central Hallroa-i and Georgia Kulin.ad. This ls the quickest a- d most direct r -ute and as com ortable and ch ea p a s any other rome to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chk-auo, St. Louis and all other polui s West and Northwest. Columbia Night Train cotrnects wltn Greenville and Columbia ttallroad;aud Day and Night Trains connect wuh Charlotte Road. Through rickets on sale via this route to al' points North. Camden Train connects at Ringville dally iex- cept Sundays) with Day Passenger Traie, and fan» through to Columbia. A L. TYLER* vice-President. S. B." PICKETTS, G. T. A. deci6 + iSUllirurt), Strain ©ooas,¿£c. MILLIIRÏ, STRAW &FMCÏ Gc O O I> S . CHAS. A. LENGNIGK RESPrCTFULLT INFORMS Hlá OITT AND Country customers that his ato;!: for tie season ls complete. Purchasers will And lt to their ad- vantage to give me a call. mchU-mwflmo ©rrj (Soco 3, &t. PÜRÍIIGOTTJBIVBDICT&CO., NO. 275 KING STREET, ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT THEY ARE NOW DISPLAYING SPRING STYLES! IN DRESS SILKS DRESS POPLINS JAPANESE SILKS EVENING SILKS GRISELLL SILKS COLORED SILKS BLACK SILKS BLACK ALPACA. The Finest Selection of DRESS GOODS ( ver Ex¬ hibited In this Ci:y-Prices to snit all. ARE NOW DISPLAYING NEW SPRING STYLE In Parasols In Lace Goods In Millinery Goods In Applique Laces In Straw Goods In Silk Hand Kerchiefs and Ties In Fancy Goods In Bows, Collars and Burnings In Embroideries In Corset and Kid Gloves In Ladles' and Infants' Hose in Silk and Lisle Gloves. AN ENTIBE NEW STOCK! NEW STYLES I In Piques and Marseilles In White and Colored Mullins In French and American Lawns In Crossbarred and Plain Cambric In French an l American Cambrics InSwisiea Units and Nainsooks. A FRESH SUPPLY I NEW GOODS GREAT BARGAINS ! In Bleached and Brown Sheetings In Bleached and Brown Shirting! In Calicoes, Cambrics and Percales In Table Damask and Cloths In Doylies, Napkins and Vowels In French Plano and Table Covers in White Linens In Marseilles Quilts In Bed Spreads In Linen Urilla In Shirt Linens In Flannels. A Complete Assortment. NEW STYLES ! Spring Cas8lmeres Spring Meltons Spring Cloth Spring Doeskins Fancy Vestings White and Brown Drill Spring Tweeds Jeans, laatlmeres Ac., Ac, AC Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, at Reduced Priées ! FÜRWTT, BENEDICT &C0r *Jooia, Snots, SPt. BOOTS ANO SHOES For Ladles, Gents and Children, of the latest styles and patterns, and from the best factories, will be found at our establishment, corner or Ring and Wentworth tareel s. Our prices are so low that the purchaser may regard the articles as. GIVEN AWAY, Because we guarantee our goods, and feel as* sured that they will give satisfaction to all of oar, customers, and the public in general. AT Our Emporium will be found at all times a large variety of Ladies' and Gent'eraen's Traveling Trunks, made ol the best materials, such as Sole Leather, Zinc, Canvas, Ac. LEWIS ELSAS & GO. Keep constantly on hand Sole Leather Valises, Satchels, School Bags, and Ladles' Belt Satchels or all grades and ¿rices. To which we Invite the attention of the pubi c, at the MASONIC TEMPLE BOOT AND SBOE EMPORIUM, No. 294 King street, corner of Wentworth. nov28-mwf Dooicp's Daking Jjoroocr. DOOLEYC POWDER Is noir retarded BS the ST ANDARD BAKING POW. Dh it, and the best article preparedformating light, wholesome and delirious BISCUITS, BOLLS, BREAD, GRIDDLE and other CAKES, Seo., &o. It 1B Infallible, and ahrsys ready for Immediate use. The best YEAST POWDERforuseon longSEA VOYAGES to ANY PART OF THE GLOBE. A¿t_is«conTen,ent and economical. NO WASTE OF FOOD PREPARED WITH IT. Sold ererrwhere by GROCERS, SHIP-CnANDLEBS'and DEALERS. DOOLEY & BROTHER, Manufacturers, WnOLESALE DEPOT, 69 NETT STREET, NEW-TORE, mch&.wfm3mos tailoring, íornisijino, ®ooöe, &t. SEORGE CONNOR, No. 30 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, 9. C.," lias opened his Spring Stock or all descriptions of COATINGS CASSIMERES and VESTINGS. ALSO, 1 FULL AND TARI ED ASSORTMENT OF SHIRTS ENGLISH HOSIERY NECK TIES, SCARFS, Ac. PEINOr CIE MEDAILLE D'OR KID GLOVES ENGLISH, TAFFETA, 8ILK ANB LISLE THREAD GLOVES, mchn-mrirno JOHN RUGHEIMER. NO. 141 KING STREET, WEST MDE, A FEW DOORS NORTH OF QUEEN STRICET, Wonld respentru'.!y inform lils friends that he has Justreeelv. d from New York a large and well selected stock uf THE LATEST STYLES OF SPRING INO SUMMER GOODS. Also, a fnll assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Including the CELEBRATED STAR SHIRTS. mchl0-6-mwf-0_. Cloting ano Jnrmsmng (Sooin. SPRING! MENKE & MULLER ARE NOW OPENING THEIR SPRING STOCK, COMPRISING ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING- GOODS. Their arrangements for Making Up Snits In the Newejt Styles, at reasonable prices and on the shortest notice, are more extensive and complete than ever. MENKE & MULLER, N. E. CORNER KING AND WENTWORTH STS. J UM flloors, Sosl)es aitö Ö units WHITE WALNUT AND FANCY LUMBER. BUILDERS' SUPPLIES AND H A. R I> WARE. LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES. ALL WORK WARRANTED. OFFICE AND WARER00M3. No. 2, 4, s, 8 AND io MARKET STSEET. LUMBER YARD, EAST BAY STREET. decB-mwfly DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, |*00D MOULDINGS, STAIR RAILS, NEWELS, AND ALL KINDS OF FANCY GLASS, j LARCH STOCK-LOWEST RATES ORDER WORK SOLICITED. SEND FOR ESTIMATE AND PRICE LISTS. KEOGH & THORNE, 13.54 AND 256 CANAL TREET decSMyr New Torie Cliy. 1 OF DOORS, SASHES AND BLINDS, STORE DOORS, FRENCH AND AMERICAN MOULDINGS, WINDOW GLASS, NEWELS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BALUSTERS, SLATE MANTELS. Made at my own For sale at Wholesale FACTORY, and retail at my warerooms, norlbeck's Wharr. Nos. 20 Hayne and 33 PInckney streets. OIÜCÄ^O. 90 Havne street. P. P. TOALE, mchs-fmwiy ii ' BCttl j .- _Star Si)irtg, jfarnufrmo, (ffooot, *c_ E. SCOn s SHIRT EMPORIUM. FINE DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS AND DRAWERS MADE TO ORDER FROM PERCALES, CRETONNES, LINENS, MUSLINS AND THE NEW ASCOT SHIRTINGS. UNRIVALLED IIV STYLE -ALIVI> ELEGANCE! MEETING ST., OPPOSITE MARKET HALL, UNDER THE STAR SHIRT SIGN, ifertilijire. ,",M>IM...'. -- ( --?'?.?::-r.<jHxin»o.'j/¿rx pr, . ".-j«*» s ."-y ... ... ^^?;?;v: THE CAROLINA FERTILIZER! OFFERED RY GEO. W. WILLIAMS Ac CO Ci. \RLESTON, S. C. THOSE WHO HAVE USSD IT ">«V ITS MERITS. AND PRONOUNCE IT A "FIRST-CLASS FERTILIZER!" It meets tao want» r the Planting community, and Its beneficial effectB opon the Crops cannot ne surpassed. PRICES AT WARE. 'OUSES IN CHARLESTON: $48 00, CASH, l- .'R TON, 2000 POUNDS. S53 00, TIME, PER TON, 2000 POUNDS. PAYABLE NOVEMBER 1ST, FREE OF INTEREST. SEND YOUR 0RDER9 EARLY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & GO., Cotton Factors, febl9-Wl'm2m08 CORNER HAYNE AND CHURCH STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C. CfyariBston Q)i]olgsaU Srabe. ^jolmÑirTr^bT OP CHARLESTON, S. C. S PR I IV Gr T "Et .A. DE OF 1873 THE SUBSCRIBERS, WHO ARB AMONO THE MOS? PROMINENT JOBBERS AND WHOLESALE- DEALERS IN TUE CITY OF CHARLESTON, S. 0 beg to call the ai tom lon of the merchants of thc interior of this and the adjoining states to this market, as being one of the most desirable In which to procure lull supplies of all article J they may require. The advantages ora near maiket in affording fact liles for frequent renewal of Stocks, and in saving interest un lo vestments, cannot be over-estimated. Tue wan« of the conatrv having raptdiv lucrea*eil, witn amp o facilities to enable us to procura our Mippüpa direct from first hamia la Europe and this country, we are now prepared to exhibit more varied and complete mocka or SEASONABLK UUODS thuu at any period since tue war, and will (lisp; Be of them on as good terms aa any ot uer market. "Dany facilities afforded for shipment of goods to any point desired." DRY GOODS. EDWIN B VTES A CO., No. 124 Meeting street. CRANE, BOYLSTON A C >., corner Hayne aud Meeting streets. JOHNSTON, CREWS A CO.. No. 41 Hay ce street. NACH MANN A CO., No. 169 Meeting street. E. W. MARSHALL A CO, No. 145 Meeting street. JOHN 0. MILNOR A CO., No. 136 Meeting street. CLOTHING. EDWIN BATES v co., No. 122 Meeting street. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND HATS. JOHN G. MILNOR A CO., No. 135 Meeting street. FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS AND MILLINERY, JOHN S. FAIRLY A CO.. No. 87 Hayne street. SELL A FOSTER, No. 27 S ay ne street. BOOTS AND SHOES. D. F. FLEMING A CO., corner Hayne and Chnr:h stieets. T. M. HRISTOLJ, A CO., No. 145 Meeting street, I). O'NEILL A SONS, No. 33 H Ay ne street. HATS AND CAPS. TH os. M. HORSEY A BRO., No. 165 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel. EDMONDS T. BROWN, No. 43 lliyne street. HARDWARE. .> j. E. ADGER A CO., No. 139 Meeting street. HART A CO., No. 39 Hayne street. C. QRAVELEY, corner East Bay and Boyce's Wharf. SADDLERY, SADDLERY HARDWARE, &C. WM. BARRAL, No. 169 Meeting street. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. DOWIR, MOISE A DAVIS, corner Meeting and Hasel streets. PHILIP WIREMAN A CO., No. 36 Hayne street. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. WM. L. WEBB, No. 128 Meeting street. GROCERIES. GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO., corner Hayne and Ohnrch streets. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &C. HOLMES A CALDER, No. 206 East Bay sfeet. FURNITURE. D. H. SI LC ox, Nos 176,177 and 17P Kin» Ktreet, corner Clifford street. FOREIGN FRUITS AND PRODUCE. PAUL, WELCH A CO., No. 215 East Bay street. STATIONERS, PRINTERS & BINDERS. WALKER, EVANS A COQSWELL, Nos. 3 Bioad street and 109*East Bay. mch7-1 mo ._I íttartin'a Stick iflaiíjine. MARTIN'S IMPROVED Brick Machine Is simple in Us mechanism, built (troné and dur üble, and can be operated by ordinary help. Thc capacity ls 4.0o0 brices an hour with steam powei ( r '2600 with horse power. Manufactured and sold by the /' MARTIN BRICK MACHINE CO., mch3-2m08PAW OHICOPEK. MASS. pianos, QDrgans, $tz. Furnlsnea at factory prices for Cash, or by Monthly Payments, on the most liberal terms. CHARLES L. McCLENAHAN, Piano and Music Store, jaEV No. 191 King street. Ornas anù ifleöinnas. 0 CUBE, NO PAY.' FORREST'S JUNIPER TAR Is positively warranted to cnre Cough, Croup, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, spliting of Blood, Aath ma. Bronchitis, and Lnng Diseases, immediate relier produced. Look out for counterfeits 1 The eenuin'.: ls put up hy Dr. JAME i MASuN FOR UL. S Tl CO. Sold hy O. W. AIMAR, Agent. Corner Ring and Vanderhorst. streets. And all Druggists. febl4-fmw2mo DR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU¬ MATIC SYRUP. Warranted nnderoath never to have failed to cure. 28,600 CertlUcatcs or testimonials of cnre, including Rev. C. H. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania; Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls of Schuylkill. Philadel¬ phia; the wife or lb-v. J. B. Davis, Ulehtstown, Sew Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford, Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton, Philadelphia; Ooh. J Y. Creeley, member Con¬ gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam¬ den. New Jersey; ex-Senator Stewart, Baltimore: ex-Quvernor rowell, Kentucky, and thousands of others. Warranted to cure or money refunded. i-i. oj o. CAUL: ER, Agent, 'olyl-lyr ,,, Charleston, S.e. S LI V-ËR P O OL. The clipper Iron Bark "TIBER," classed JJ* 3-3-1-1 French, and first-class In Liverpool SSH Underwriters Registry for Iron Vessels, D. Lewis, Commande-, having a large portion of ber cargo engaged, and gnlng On board, win have dispatch for the above pert. For balance room, apply to HENRY OAR»..' mch27_ Atlantio WjaarL jp OE FORT SUM TE B , BAT*iiRT WAGNER, FORT MOULTRIE, AND ALL OTHER INTERESTING POINTS AROUND THE HARBOR. The fast, «are and comfortably appointed JIÁ Yacht ELEANOR, will leave Southern wharf SSH EVERY DAY,at 10 o'clock morning, and half-past. 3 afternoon. For engagements, apply to CAPTAIN THOMAS YOUNG, feb2S On Board. KEW YORK. The Splendid SMe-wheel 8tehm8hlp' MANHAT¬ TAN, M. S. Woodnnll Commander, will sail-for the above port on SATURDAY, April 6, at 10 o'clock P.M. For Freight or Passage engagements apply to apr! 2 JAMES AUGER A CO.. Agents. rjLTDE'3 NEW YORK LINE. ELEGANT PASSENGER SALOONS ON DECK. Ï :;: i-,,-o tr &f? ?> jwUbjjQ JL The Splendid New Iron Sldewheel Steamship .'SOUTH CAROLINA." Beckett, Commander, ls appointed to sall from Tier No. 3, Union Wharves, on THURSDAY, 10th April, at 6o'clock P. M., making close connection with the First-¬ class Steamers from FLORIDA' and the several1 Railroads arriving that day. The cabin accom- modations are ail on deck, and the: tablea are sup¬ plied withall the luxuries of tho New Yaric and charleston Markets Through Bills Lading issued to LIVERPOOL and the CONTINENTAL PORTS. Through passengers will exchange their cou¬ pons nt the Steamer. For Freight er Passage apply to WAGNER, BUGER A CO., or to W. A. CODK.TEN AY, Agents,. Office corner East Bay_and Vendue Range. api4-fmw8thl QLYDE'S PHILADELPHIA LINE. ... r-J. The (ASHLAND, captain HuntaMs appointed to sall fr. m Brown's Wharr on KBIDAT, 4tb oí April, at ia o'cloot M.. making «^^"i^S? With CLYDE'S STICAML^Eto PBO^ENOB.J and thence by Rall to all the NEW ENGLAND COTTON MILLS. No cartage anywhere on: this great Cotton Route. For freight engagements apply to WM. A. COURTES Al, Agent, Corner" East Bay and VenduéHaege. mcb29-8tnthan -_ j! OB RA LT I M O R E. FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED 2&£äSi TO '??(?ii Pi I TL ADE LP «IA, BOSTON, AND THE CITIES OP THE NORTHWEST. The Fine Steamship FALCON, J. F. Haynle, Commander, making close connection with a Tri¬ weekly Line or Une steamships to Boston, will sall for Baltimore on SATURDAY, itu April, at ll o'clock. «-Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that city by railroad from Baltimore wlthoat addi» tiona! insurance, and Cor signées are allowed ample time to sample and sell thoir Goods from the Railroad Depot m Philadelphia. Fer Freight or Passage apply to PAUL li. TRENHOLM, Agent, ap ri-G No. 2 Cn lon Wharves. JALLAH LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. LIVERPOOL TO NORFOLK. PREPAID TICKETS "ROH EUROPE. GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES. The Magnificent steamers or tàt^fàjmà ALLAN LINE will leave Liverpool for2AHB Norfolk, Va., every alternate TUESDAY, uiuiug the spring and summer or 1873. PERUVIAN.TUESDAY, March 28. HIBERNIAN.TUESDAY, April 8. N ESTO RIAN.TUESDAY, April 22. Connecting with Coast Line Railroad to Charles¬ ton, steerage and Intermediate Passage aa fol¬ lows : Liverpool, Queenstown, ) steerage.$31 76 Glasgow.London or Bris > Intermediate.. 66 76 toi to Charleston, s.e..) to. 67 76 Hamburg. Antwerp. Hoi-) Steerage. «.-8 75 land or Havre to Charles-S Intermediate.. 67 76 ton._.) Paris, Norway or Sweden 1 Steerage..$43 76 To charleston.j Intermediate.. 01 67 Steamers equal to any on the Atlantic. Passenger aocommodaslons unsurpassed. Parties wishtne to send tor friends will apply to RAVENEL A CO., Charleston,^. O. F WM. LAMB, General Agent, mcbll-lmo Norfolk, Va. QHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. INCREASED SERVICE. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S TIJUOUG H LINE TO ' CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. FARES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamers of the above line leave Pier ^sflflfc, No. 42. North River, foot of canal street, ^ffllffjfsT New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of the tutu, .um and 80th of every month, except when these dates fall on Sunday, then ihe Saturday preceding. All departures connect at Panama with Steam¬ ers for South PaclOc and central American ports. Por Japan aod China Steamers leave San Fran¬ cisco first of every month, except when lt falls on Minday-then on the day preceding. No california Steamers touch at Havana, bnt go direct from New York to A spin wall. T ; One hundred poonda baggage free to each adnu. Metloin»and attendance Iree. For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, OlS-tne Wharr root or Canal street. North River, New York. F. R. BABY, Agent. auglB-lyr piOB GARDNER'S BLUFF, AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE¬ DEE RIVER VIA GEORGETOWN. The Steamer PLANTER, Cap tam . -rjdjk J. J f linn, is now receiving FrelghtJaBpSlBC at Accommodation Wharf, and will leave on FRIDAY NIGHT, the 4tb Instant. Freight mnst be prepaid. Should the Hiver be low, Freight will be trans¬ ferred to the Light Draft Steamer Swan. For Freight or Passage apply to captain on board, or to RAVENEL«, HOLME* A CO., apri 4 _No. 80 East Bay OR FLORIDA VIA SAVANNAH. F TheSplendld Side wheel Steamers, DICTATOK, captBin L. M. Ooxetter,. _. and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald,; ft charleston every 1 UESDAY, THXTBÜDAT ahd SUN¬ DAY EVUNINO at i o'clock precisely', for Savan¬ nah Fernandina. Jacksonville, Magn IIa« Green Cove Springs, Si;. Augustine, Paiatka. and .all Landings on St. John's River. Connecting at Pa lat sa with steamers for the Odiawatta River and with the Steamer ¡STARLIGHT: lor Enter¬ prise, MelloDYllie and all points on the Upper st. John's-and meian Rivers. Connectât Fen .au din a with. Florida Railroad for all points in the interior, and with Railroad for sew Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys. AU Way Freight mus D be prepaid. , For Freight or Passage, apply to "*ni RAVBNEL A CO., Agents, dees Cor. Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay. HANDSOME EQSEWOOD AND WAL¬ NUT Marcie Top bedroom Sets.-Win ba Mid TBttur^m twtwiei* MIMTOOB No. 46 Wentworth street, one Terr haul anna Rosewood Ma ble Top BEDROOM BET, complete; also one snperior Waloo t Marble Top Bedroom set, sod saodry other articles of we 1-kept House- holÁFnrnltore, Carpeta, Ac. ,. MW WM. McKAY ¿M HORSES AND MULES.-WILL 8BLL TBIS DAT, in front of hil Salesroom, No. 46 wenworth street, st hiir-paat 0 o'clock pre¬ cisely, ON ic GOO o WORK MULE «nd three Sad . die andjjgggjggt] letorettnV: Jl ejgt Bj TOT MCKAY SPECIAL SALE OP FINE TRIPLE Silver Plated Ware, wm sell THIS DAT, at io o'clock, at his Sslwroim, Na« wentworth atreet, . nae Assorted J D voioao r TRIPLE SILVER.PLAT- ED WARE, conjisiifig of-Te*, sett, Coffee Urns, Waiters, wme,Dmöer.^lciJertDdBre*kf*it catt- ors, Ice Pit coen, Revolting sod other Bauer M-hes, Ivorj-Hsndled and Steeá-Pl&ted Table Knives, spoons and'Forkt-by Home«; Booth. Hayden and National Plate Conrpany;1BsrfSVand Monogram Clocks. Ali gooda guaranteed ss represented. " conditions cash.0 s seri Statiion Soita-iarn« ÛÏOBi. Bj W. TTLEITCH & B^PPfR Auctioneers. vii ed* PRINGLE VS. CAIN. By virtue of * decree In this CAAP. I will sell at Public Auction, on THURSDAY. Uta. laataat, at u o'clock A. M., at the corner of Broad sod East Bay stree-a. CD attesten. AU th'"-se. twenty-two , LOTS;ln thÇ'Tillaga of Pine Ridge, on the sooth side of thea. OTB. R., U miles from Charleston," known as Sections », ST, 28, 29, SÛ. SI. 32, 34 35, 8S. 37, S8,8* 40¡ 4a. 48, 44, 46, ffj a. 48, 60,61, 63, 48, 64, 66, 60, 68, M, «,,«7, Also, :Í00f¡3!l "fe A'5,¿e0Uon" W' * M' °**WMi,0f. 114,123 SDd 138. , !, A 7/ v«M^«MÛ Each Section to contain fonr Lott or oäe sere each, and known by the letters A, B, O »ad D. The streets are 40 feet wide, exbept Broad street, which ls loo feet wide. Right of way to beelven to all previous purebaaer«. ?'??>' ~<>~ .. >* r: ALSO. - ::«ioíí AU that TRACT OF LAND adjoining the shave, on the Rae of the S. C. H» H., oonislnirjg 261er«, more ur leta; bounded north cu Land iDoaçrrj or -Stephen, aouth on Land of W. H. Cäb&ärt The above pre rc tsPB bern« fairy described ls tba conveyance from R. A. Pringle to Eja -'Csln, dated loth November, 1868. v Tem a-one hsir. -.«sah; iimwmtfS&m&m, with interest; to be seooiçd by hoad of porcaaser and mortgage of prem'fsésT ParchAier to p*y for papers. -CHARLES 8. OA RIERE, apr4 mh8_ Speotal RetSbse. .'" r By' KETSON LEE. ?§g TTTILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, APRIL YT 8, st ll o'clock, A M., st the esst end of Broad street, ¡o;, >¿. -..->-n v «-IÍOIKI That .very, desirable PROPERTY, No. 28 Rut¬ ledge avenue, third door norm or Radcliffe- ttreet Tne Residence containi s i (.> ÊVMM9MÊKMm dressing room »nd pantry, the. kitchen four, m rooms, and the stable bas three (8)'lstnedAad plastered rooms In the second G tory. Prsmiaw n good re pair. . . (. Toe Lot measures forty-two (42T reet:front, by one hundred snd flity-two (iii) reet deipt. mora This Property, being Immediately trpotf fha line cf the City Railway, and in Qm m>t desirs- ble portion of the city, should oommand the at¬ tention of parchasen of real estate. Ihe Prem lsea ara ander. le*ie outil October 18th. 1878. Aüwvwiurr" Terms-One third <H) cash; balance In one and two years, aeenred by bani OÍ purchaser, bearing seven (7) per ceiiL iatéreár; Shd mcTtffag* of UM Premises;' bnlidiogs1 to bolusarsdJistf ptfcloy as¬ signed.. Purchaser u>pay auo^oneerTor flakers. u .; a * gajgfl MÍ TOHN WYETH & BROS. '." *.; r "°CÔD LtVEB^iL1 I WITH PHOSPHATE OF LIME. J BEEF, WINE AND IRON. ELIXIR TARAXACUM COMP. - " SYRUP LACTO. PHOS. LIME AH» .r ttiiái MARVIN'S COD LITER OIL ! Fnll Stock of the above al ways on bxnd, at Pro¬ prietors' prices. DÖWTE! MÖB» 4IDAVT^"À 3ÄE Wholesale Agenta. .g-ORSFORD-8 SELF-RAISING BREAD PREPARATION. : . ; aioupii loo boxea jnaf received and iori»ie at proprie¬ tors prices, by DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, _Corner Meettef sad BtíáláM. > glMMONS« . B Ji>' HEPATIC COMPOUND Si Bltiki . . OR LIVER (JUBB n .OifiJS r.i-tul The very best LIVER REGULATOR AND IN- via OR ATOK in the market. It is already prc- pared. Put np in large bott le*. Mtrft pM»asnt to take, and contains more intrinsic virtue tn&n any similar preparation before the public. Ono trial convincer the mest loepil^aL : M 'ir Wnolessle Agents tor South OarioBns. ' ; QAPSICOM PLASTER, ' î^aoriû loa LOCAL AND RHEUMATIC PAINS. BETTER.THAN MUSTARD. Apply and keep on tm relieved, or renew as re¬ quired. ¿** This plaster ls prepared from an extract of Capsicum (Cayenne Pepper) combined with Beela Plaster. ;; ." - lt ls spresd on mnsl a and pnt up in one sad one-half yard rolls, adapting lt for subdlvlitous ss occasions for sale or ase may require. .0 lu sppllcsaon reuetres CUffapio Boeamstlc af- fections; Mnscuisr sod Neuralgic salo». BpDisi Irritation, Muscular Debility, Xheame^a-Huscu- lar órNervona (shaking) Par&lyala; Stifl* N«ÇK, Lumoago; sciatica, Ac '. i>u¡c<é~ ii is one of the best " Counter Irrltsaita " ever introduced Into the practice of Medicine. J. A I. CO DDLS OTON, Proprietors;" '1R^ Tofft. DOWIE, MOISE tc' DAVIS, AgtmB, Charleston, 8. 0. Samples fnrnlahed gratis. febtl4M>M THE CELEBRATED " ... TRADE] H. H. H. D. D. T., 1868, J .-7':y&i.'t .:«. ;! -G'0..T. $ SAFE, SURE, MYSTERIOUS. WORKS LIÉE r.^MAÓtó.' Promptly relieving ever/ kind or PAIN ANB INFLAMMATION sod ill extemel diaesaes of . MAN OB BBA8T, ' And ls, beyond queetion, the beat Liniment ia the world. PRICE, M CENTS PER BOTTLE. FRANCIS * B£Ti!ta«N?î^ MiadelpWi. DOWIE, MOSSE Agents for i Sample Bottlaa furnlahed frsaa. ftbfliiyi
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The latest number of Buck wood's Magazinecontains a new version nf Old Mother Hob-bard, a burlesqe entitled ' Slr Tray: an Arthu¬rian Idyll," which very aptly hits Tennyson Inhis vulnerable points. Here ls a specimen :
The widowed dame or Hubbard's auclent lineTamed ti her cupboard, cornered .m^lewlseBetwixt this walt aud that, lu quest or aughtTo satisfy the cravings or Sir rr*y,Prlcted e ired companion of her solitude,Red-spotted, dlriy-wulte, and bare of rib.Who followed at ner high and pattering heels;Prayer lo hts eye. prayer tn bis slinklug galt,Prayer m bin pendulous pulsating tall.Wide on Hs creaking Jaws tevolved the door,Tb« cupboard ya»ned. deep-throated, tninty setFor teem, with ancient bottles, c&nlsrers,And plates of various patterns, bine or white;Deep ia tbe void «hs thrusts her no- ked nose,Peering near-sighted for the wlshed-for bone,Wniie her short robe of samite, tilted high,The thrifty darning of ner hone revraled-The pointed feature travelled o'er the de.fGreasing its tip. bu: bone or bread found none.Wherefure Sir Tray abode still dlnnerless.Licking his paws beneath the spinning wheel,And meditating much on savory meats.
THE ALB-LUTE BOAB.
-first Train from Charlotte to Spartan-burg--Popular Rejoicings-The Court
of Sessions After the Liquor-Dealers.1PKOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
SPARTA>BURG, March 31, 1873.
United thia day, by the honorable the presi¬dent and directors of ibe Atlanta aud Rich¬mond Air-Line Hallway, the 1 own of Spartan-burg, Bomb Carolina, to the City of Charlotte,North Carolina, in the 6trong bands of rail¬road marriage. This union was celebrated byan excursion traía leaving the home of thebride at 8 o'clock A. M. and reaching thehappy groom at 3 o'clock P. M., and was re¬ceived with hearty'congratulations by thepopulace and welcome speeches by the Hon.Gabriel Cannon and Simpson Bobo, with re¬
sponses by tbe Hon. the mayor ot Charlotte.Soon after the arrival of the train the fal r
ones of the town decorated the euüines hand¬somely wlLh wreaths and flowers.fresh madeand pulled. Salutes were fired from the bat¬teries near by, and the town bells raog merri¬ly. There was an excellent dinner preparedby mine host of the Palmetto, given to thosewho accompanied the train, by the citizens ofthe town, and a general smile of pleasure andsatisfaction ended, lor the present, the granddinner. In the future the same train will runon schedule time, leaving the City of Char¬lotte on Mondavs, Wednesdays' and Fridaysaté o'clock: A.M., and arrive at Spartanburgon the same days at 3 o'clock P. M. Return¬ing, leave Spartanburg on Tuesdays, Thurs¬days and Saturdays, at 8 o'clock A. M., andarrive at Charlotte at 3 o'clock P. M.The Court of Sessions opened for the spring
term this morning, Judge M. Hoses presiding,whose charge to the new g-and jury was
plain and lo rei ble, and so uttered that theycould not well misunderstand their duties.Be held that alt licenses for retailing spirit-t&uB liquors, granted heretofore by town coun-cils, county commissioners and city authori¬ties, except ander th» special provisions ofthe sot ol 1849, known as the Tupper law,were nnii and vo.d, .and the parlies BO retail¬ing were llablé~ tu indictment in the Court ofSessions.This created quite a shaking among the
dry- bones of the dispensers ol old klugalcohol, and the clerk ot the two boards-town connell and county commissioners-bad to wield a swift pen in makingont applications for licenses to conform to thelaw, daring the balance ol the day, as lt was
understood their sins for the past would beforgiven if their acts lor the future were In ailrespects legal and corred. The court ad¬journed at 12 M., as sufficient business wasnot ready for action, and the urana jury hadnot time to report on new bills just given out.It will resume labor to-morrow at ten, when a
variety of misdemeanors will come up lortrial. Only one capital case Is on Ute docket,which la that of thé Stale vs. ColumbusMitchell, for the homicide ol his uncle, whichhas hitherto been reported In yonr paper.We regret 'to add that our accommodating
and excellent conductor on the Spartanburgand Union Railroad bad his thtiths and legseverely crushed and some of the lingers othis band cut off, in attempt DI; to couple twocars on their way up by the last train.
MARSH.
Äaüroaos.
s AV ANN A H AND CHARLESTONRAILROAD.CHARLESTON. March IS, 1373.
On and after TUSSDAT, March lSih, the Freichtt'T Local >tai;ou3 on savannah and CharlestonBall read will te forwarded on MONDAYS, WSD-SXSDAXB and Fx ID.» YS.for suttons on Port Royal Railroad dally as
heretofore. a s. QADSDEN,Engineer and Superintendent.
S. 0. B0TL*>T0N, Qen'l Ft. and Ticket Agent,mchn-mwfio
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM-PANY.
CHARLESTON, s. 0., January 20, 1872.Travus will leave Charleston Dally at 10.00 A. M
and 8.00 P. M.Andve at charleston 0.45 A. M. (Mondays ex¬
cepted) and 3.30 p. M.Tram does not leave Charleston 8.00 P. M. SUN¬
DAYS.Train leaving 10.00 A. M. makes throngh connec¬
tion to New York, via Rieumund and AcqulaCreek only, going through In 44 hours.Passengers leaving by 8.00 P. M. Train have
choice or route, via Klohmond and Washington,or vi» Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leavingi'KiDAT bj this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal¬timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN¬DAY ts Wilmington, v 0.This ls the cheapest, quickest and most pleas¬
ant route toctaclpijaii, U&SSBM and other pointsWestand Northwest, both Trains LUa ÍÍ. J UK CG íi-nectlonsat Washlngio-i with Western Trama orBaltimore and Ohio Railroad.
S. S. SOLOMONS,Zruriaeer end Superintendent
P. L. CLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. may2l
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTONRAILROAD.CHARLESTON, March 15, 1S73.
On and after TUESDAY. Match 18, the Pas¬senger Trains on this Road will ran as follows:
NIGHT PASSINGBR-DAILY.LeaveCharleston.4.00 P. M.Arrive at saranuah.10.15 P. M.Leave Savannah.11.30 P. M.Arrive tit Charleston.7 A. M.
DAY PASSENGER-SUNDAYS KXOEPTKD.LeaveCharleston.7.40 A. M.Arrive at Savannah.3.30 P. M.Leave Savannah.ll A. M.Arrive at Charlosicu..s so p. M.Both «ralos rouke connection with Port Hoy al
Railroad lor all stations on that Road west olYemassee and tor Augusta, Atlanta and the West.Both trains make close connection at savannah
for Jacksonville, i'la. Time throngh to Jackson¬ville, 28X hours.Day train connects at Yemassee for Beanfor'
and Port Royal. 0. s. GADSDEN.Engineer and Superintendent
S. O. BOYLSTON, Utn'l Ft. and Ticket Agent.mchl7
jgOÜTH CAKOLMA RAILROAD.
*, CHARLESTON, S. C., December 14. 1872.tm and after SUNDAY, December 15. the Pas¬
senger Trains on the South Parolina Hallroad willran as follows:
FOB COLUMBIA.Leave Charleston.0.30 A MArrive at Columbia.5.20 p M
FORACGI STA.Leave Charleston.9.30 A MAn tve a: Augusta.6 20 p M
FOR CHARLESTON.Leave Columbia.9.00 A MArrive at Charleston.-..4 45 P MLeave Augusta.9.00 A M
Arrive atcharleston.4.45 p MCOLUMBIA NIGHT RXPRBS9.
(>tmdays excepted.)Leave Charleston.7.30 p HArrive at Colombia.6.30 A MLeave Columbia.7 30FMArrive at charleston.6 45 A H
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston. 8 30 p MArrive at Augusta.7.35 A HLeave Angosta.6.16 p MArrive at charleston.6.60 A M
SUMMERVILLE TRAIN.Leave Summerville at..,.7 25 A MArrlxeat charleston..*8 40 A MLeave Charleston. .3 35 p MArtive at Summerville......I".«4M P M
CAMDEN TRAIN.Leave camden. 7 "0 p uArrive at Columbia.{^55 À MLeave Colum bin.210PMAr.lveat uamden.6i6s P MDay and Night Trains connect at Augusta wl.'i
Macon and Augu-t-t Railroad, Central Hallroa-iand Georgia Kulin.ad. This ls the quickest a- dmost direct r -ute and as com ortable and ch ea p a s
any other rome to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chk-auo,St. Louis and all other polui s West and Northwest.Columbia Night Train cotrnects wltn Greenville
and Columbia ttallroad;aud Day and Night Trainsconnect wuh Charlotte Road.Through rickets on sale via this route to al'
points North.Camden Train connects at Ringville dally iex-
cept Sundays) with Day Passenger Traie, andfan» through to Columbia.
A L. TYLER* vice-President.S. B." PICKETTS, G. T. A. deci6+
iSUllirurt), Strain ©ooas,¿£c.
MILLIIRÏ, STRAW &FMCÏGc O O I> S .
CHAS. A. LENGNIGKRESPrCTFULLT INFORMS Hlá OITT AND
Country customers that his ato;!: for tie season
ls complete. Purchasers will And lt to their ad-
vantage to give me a call.
mchU-mwflmo
©rrj (Soco 3, &t.
PÜRÍIIGOTTJBIVBDICT&CO.,NO. 275 KING STREET,
ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT THEYARE NOW DISPLAYING
SPRING STYLES!IN
DRESS SILKS DRESS POPLINSJAPANESE SILKS EVENING SILKSGRISELLL SILKS COLORED SILKSBLACK SILKS BLACK ALPACA.
The Finest Selection of DRESS GOODS ( ver Ex¬hibited In this Ci:y-Prices to snit all.
ARE NOW DISPLAYING
NEW SPRING STYLEIn ParasolsIn Lace GoodsIn Millinery GoodsIn Applique LacesIn Straw GoodsIn Silk Hand Kerchiefs and TiesIn Fancy GoodsIn Bows, Collars and BurningsIn Embroideries
In Corset and Kid GlovesIn Ladles' and Infants' Hose
in Silk and Lisle Gloves.
AN ENTIBE NEW STOCK!NEW STYLES I
In Piques and MarseillesIn White and Colored Mullins
In French and American LawnsIn Crossbarred and Plain Cambric
In French an l American CambricsInSwisiea Units and Nainsooks.
A FRESH SUPPLY I
NEW GOODSGREAT BARGAINS !
In Bleached and Brown SheetingsIn Bleached and Brown Shirting!
In Calicoes, Cambrics and PercalesIn Table Damask and Cloths
In Doylies, Napkins and VowelsIn French Plano and Table Covers
in White LinensIn Marseilles Quilts
In Bed SpreadsIn Linen Urilla
In Shirt LinensIn Flannels.
A Complete Assortment.NEW STYLES !
Spring Cas8lmeresSpring Meltons
Spring ClothSpring Doeskins
Fancy VestingsWhite and Brown Drill
Spring TweedsJeans, laatlmeres
Ac., Ac, AC
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,at Reduced Priées !
FÜRWTT, BENEDICT &C0r*Jooia, Snots, SPt.
BOOTS ANO SHOESFor Ladles, Gents and Children, of the lateststyles and patterns, and from the best factories,will be found at our establishment, corner orRing and Wentworth tareel s. Our prices are so
low that the purchaser may regard the articles as.
GIVEN AWAY,Because we guarantee our goods, and feel as*sured that they will give satisfaction to all of oar,customers, and the public in general.
ATOur Emporium will be found at all times a largevariety of Ladies' and Gent'eraen's TravelingTrunks, made ol the best materials, such as SoleLeather, Zinc, Canvas, Ac.
LEWIS ELSAS & GO.Keep constantly on hand Sole Leather Valises,Satchels, School Bags, and Ladles' Belt Satchelsor all grades and ¿rices. To which we Invite theattention of the pubi c, at the
MASONIC TEMPLEBOOT AND SBOE EMPORIUM,
No. 294 King street, corner of Wentworth.nov28-mwf
Dooicp's Daking Jjoroocr.
DOOLEYCPOWDER
Is noir retarded BS the ST ANDARD BAKING POW.Dh it, and the best article preparedformating light,wholesome and delirious BISCUITS, BOLLS,BREAD, GRIDDLE and other CAKES, Seo., &o.
It 1B Infallible, and ahrsys ready for Immediateuse. The best YEAST POWDERforuseon longSEAVOYAGES to ANY PART OF THE GLOBE.A¿t_is«conTen,ent and economical. NO WASTEOF FOOD PREPARED WITH IT. Sold ererrwhereby GROCERS, SHIP-CnANDLEBS'and DEALERS.DOOLEY& BROTHER, Manufacturers,
WnOLESALE DEPOT,69 NETT STREET, NEW-TORE,
mch&.wfm3mos
tailoring, íornisijino, ®ooöe, &t.
SEORGE CONNOR,No. 30 BROAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, 9. C.,"lias opened his Spring Stock or all descriptions of
COATINGSCASSIMERES and
VESTINGS.ALSO,
1 FULL AND TARIED ASSORTMENT OF
SHIRTSENGLISH HOSIERY
NECK TIES, SCARFS, Ac.PEINOr CIE MEDAILLE D'OR KID GLOVES
ENGLISH, TAFFETA, 8ILK ANB LISLETHREAD GLOVES,
mchn-mrirno
JOHN RUGHEIMER.NO. 141 KING STREET,
WEST MDE, A FEW DOORS NORTH OF QUEENSTRICET,
Wonld respentru'.!y inform lils friends that he hasJustreeelv. d from New York a large and wellselected stock uf
THE LATEST STYLES OF
SPRING INO SUMMER GOODS.Also, a fnll assortment of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,Including the
CELEBRATED STAR SHIRTS.mchl0-6-mwf-0_.Cloting ano Jnrmsmng (Sooin.
SPRING!MENKE & MULLER
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR
SPRING STOCK,COMPRISING
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIESIN
READY-MADE CLOTHINGAND
FURNISHING- GOODS.Their arrangements for Making Up Snits In the
Newejt Styles, at reasonable prices and on the
shortest notice, are more extensive and completethan ever.
MENKE & MULLER,N. E. CORNER KING AND WENTWORTH STS.
JUM
flloors, Sosl)es aitö Ö units
WHITEWALNUT
AND FANCY LUMBER.BUILDERS' SUPPLIES AND
H A. R I> WARE.
LARGEST STOCK.
LOWEST PRICES.ALL WORK WARRANTED.
OFFICE AND WARER00M3.No. 2, 4, s, 8 AND io MARKET STSEET.
LUMBER YARD, EAST BAY STREET.decB-mwfly
DOORS,SASHES,
BLINDS,|*00D MOULDINGS, STAIR RAILS, NEWELS,
AND ALL KINDS OF FANCY GLASS,
jLARCH STOCK-LOWEST RATESORDER WORK SOLICITED.
SEND FOR ESTIMATE AND PRICE LISTS.
KEOGH & THORNE,13.54 AND 256 CANAL TREET
decSMyr New Torie Cliy.
1
OF
DOORS,SASHES AND BLINDS,
STORE DOORS, FRENCH AND AMERICANMOULDINGS, WINDOW GLASS,NEWELS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE,BALUSTERS, SLATE MANTELS.Made at my own For sale at Wholesale
FACTORY, and retail at my warerooms,
norlbeck's Wharr. Nos. 20 Hayne and 33PInckney streets.
OIÜCÄ^O. 90Havne street.
P. P. TOALE,mchs-fmwiy
ii ' BCttl j.-
_Star Si)irtg, jfarnufrmo, (ffooot, *c_E. SCOn s SHIRT EMPORIUM.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS AND DRAWERSMADE TO ORDER FROM PERCALES, CRETONNES, LINENS,
MUSLINS AND THE NEW ASCOT SHIRTINGS.
UNRIVALLEDIIV STYLE -ALIVI> ELEGANCE!
MEETING ST., OPPOSITE MARKET HALL,
UNDER THE STAR SHIRT SIGN,
ifertilijire.
,",M>IM...'. --(
--?'?.?::-r.<jHxin»o.'j/¿rx pr, . ".-j«*»
s ."-y ...... ^^?;?;v:
THE CAROLINA FERTILIZER!OFFERED RY
GEO. W. WILLIAMS Ac COCi. \RLESTON, S. C.
THOSE WHO HAVE USSD IT ">«V ITS MERITS. AND PRONOUNCE IT A "FIRST-CLASSFERTILIZER!" It meets tao want» r the Planting community, and Its beneficial effectB oponthe Crops cannot ne surpassed.
PRICES AT WARE. 'OUSES IN CHARLESTON:$48 00, CASH, l- .'R TON, 2000 POUNDS.S53 00, TIME, PER TON, 2000 POUNDS.
PAYABLE NOVEMBER 1ST, FREE OF INTEREST. SEND YOUR 0RDER9 EARLY.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & GO., Cotton Factors,febl9-Wl'm2m08 CORNER HAYNE AND CHURCH STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C.
CfyariBston Q)i]olgsaU Srabe.
^jolmÑirTr^bTOP
CHARLESTON, S. C.SPR I IV Gr T "Et .A.DE OF 1873THE SUBSCRIBERS, WHO ARB AMONO THE MOS? PROMINENT JOBBERS AND WHOLESALE-
DEALERS IN TUE CITY OF CHARLESTON, S. 0 beg to call the ai tom lon of the merchants of thcinterior of this and the adjoining states to this market, as being one of the most desirable In whichto procure lull supplies of all article J they may require.The advantages ora near maiket in affording fact liles for frequent renewal of Stocks, and in
saving interest un lo vestments, cannot be over-estimated.Tue wan« of the conatrv having raptdiv lucrea*eil, witn amp o facilities to enable us to procura
our Mippüpa direct from first hamia la Europe and this country, we are now prepared to exhibitmore varied and complete mocka or SEASONABLK UUODS thuu at any period since tue war, and will(lisp; Be of them on as good terms aa any ot uer market."Dany facilities afforded for shipment of goods to any point desired."
DRY GOODS.EDWIN B VTES A CO., No. 124 Meeting street.CRANE, BOYLSTON A C >., corner Hayne aud Meeting streets.JOHNSTON, CREWS A CO.. No. 41 Hay ce street.NACH MANN A CO., No. 169 Meeting street.E. W. MARSHALL A CO, No. 145 Meeting street.JOHN 0. MILNOR A CO., No. 136 Meeting street.
CLOTHING.EDWIN BATES v co., No. 122 Meeting street.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND HATS.JOHN G. MILNOR A CO., No. 135 Meeting street.
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS AND MILLINERY,JOHN S. FAIRLY A CO.. No. 87 Hayne street.SELL A FOSTER, No. 27 S ayne street.
BOOTS AND SHOES.D. F. FLEMING A CO., corner Hayne and Chnr:h stieets.T. M. HRISTOLJ, A CO., No. 145 Meeting street,I). O'NEILL A SONS, No. 33 HAyne street.
HATS AND CAPS.THos. M. HORSEY A BRO., No. 165 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel.EDMONDS T. BROWN, No. 43 lliyne street.
HARDWARE..> j. E. ADGER A CO., No. 139 Meeting street.
HART A CO., No. 39 Hayne street.C. QRAVELEY, corner East Bay and Boyce's Wharf.
SADDLERY, SADDLERY HARDWARE, &C.WM. BARRAL, No. 169 Meeting street.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.DOWIR, MOISE A DAVIS, corner Meeting and Hasel streets.PHILIP WIREMAN A CO., No. 36 Hayne street.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.WM. L. WEBB, No. 128 Meeting street.
GROCERIES.GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO., corner Hayne and Ohnrch streets.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &C.HOLMES A CALDER, No. 206 East Bay sfeet.
FURNITURE.D. H. SI LC ox, Nos 176,177 and 17P Kin» Ktreet, corner Clifford street.
FOREIGN FRUITS AND PRODUCE.PAUL, WELCH A CO., No. 215 East Bay street.
STATIONERS, PRINTERS & BINDERS.WALKER, EVANS A COQSWELL, Nos. 3 Bioad street and 109*East Bay.
mch7-1mo ._Iíttartin'a Stick iflaiíjine.
MARTIN'S IMPROVED
BrickMachine
Is simple in Us mechanism, built (troné and dur
üble, and can be operated by ordinary help. Thc
capacity ls 4.0o0 brices an hour with steam powei( r '2600 with horse power. Manufactured and soldby the /'
MARTIN BRICK MACHINE CO.,
mch3-2m08PAW OHICOPEK. MASS.
pianos, QDrgans, $tz.
Furnlsnea at factory prices for Cash, or by
Monthly Payments, on the most liberal terms.
CHARLES L. McCLENAHAN,Piano and Music Store,jaEV No. 191 King street.
Ornas anù ifleöinnas.
0 CUBE, NO PAY.'FORREST'S JUNIPER TAR
Is positively warranted to cnre Cough, Croup,Hoarseness. Sore Throat, spliting of Blood, Aathma. Bronchitis, and Lnng Diseases, immediaterelier produced. Look out for counterfeits 1 Theeenuin'.: ls put up hy Dr. JAME i MASuN FORUL.STl CO.
Sold hy O. W. AIMAR, Agent.Corner Ring and Vanderhorst. streets.
And all Druggists. febl4-fmw2mo
DR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU¬MATIC SYRUP.
Warranted nnderoath never to have failed tocure. 28,600 CertlUcatcs or testimonials of cnre,including Rev. C. H. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls of Schuylkill. Philadel¬phia; the wife or lb-v. J. B. Davis, Ulehtstown,Sew Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,Philadelphia; Ooh. J Y. Creeley, member Con¬gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam¬den. New Jersey; ex-Senator Stewart, Baltimore:ex-Quvernor rowell, Kentucky, and thousands ofothers. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
i-i. oj o. CAUL: ER, Agent,'olyl-lyr ,,, Charleston, S.e.
S LI V-ËR P O OL.
The clipper Iron Bark "TIBER," classed JJ*3-3-1-1 French, and first-class In Liverpool SSHUnderwriters Registry for Iron Vessels, D. Lewis,Commande-, having a large portion of ber cargoengaged, and gnlng On board, win have dispatchfor the above pert. For balance room, apply to
HENRY OAR»..'mch27_ Atlantio WjaarL
jp OE FORT SUM TE B ,
BAT*iiRT WAGNER, FORT MOULTRIE,AND ALL OTHER INTERESTING POINTS
AROUND THE HARBOR.The fast, «are and comfortably appointed JIÁ
Yacht ELEANOR, will leave Southern wharfSSHEVERY DAY,at 10 o'clock morning, and half-past. 3afternoon. For engagements, apply to
CAPTAIN THOMAS YOUNG,feb2S On Board.
KEW YORK.
The Splendid SMe-wheel 8tehm8hlp' MANHAT¬TAN, M. S. Woodnnll Commander, will sail-forthe above port on SATURDAY, April 6, at 10 o'clockP.M.For Freight or Passage engagements apply toapr! 2 JAMES AUGER A CO.. Agents.
rjLTDE'3 NEW YORK LINE.
ELEGANT PASSENGER SALOONS ON DECK.
Ï:;: i-,,-o tr &f? ?> jwUbjjQ JLThe Splendid New Iron Sldewheel Steamship
.'SOUTH CAROLINA." Beckett, Commander, lsappointed to sall from Tier No. 3, UnionWharves, on THURSDAY, 10th April, at 6o'clockP. M., making close connection with the First-¬class Steamers from FLORIDA' and the several1Railroads arriving that day. The cabin accom-modations are ail on deck, and the: tablea are sup¬plied withall the luxuries of tho New Yaric andcharleston Markets Through Bills Lading issuedto LIVERPOOL and the CONTINENTAL PORTS.Through passengers will exchange their cou¬
pons nt the Steamer.For Freight er Passage apply to WAGNER,
BUGER A CO., or to W. A. CODK.TEN AY, Agents,.Office corner East Bay_and Vendue Range.api4-fmw8thl
QLYDE'S PHILADELPHIA LINE.
... r-J.The (ASHLAND, captain HuntaMs appointed
to sall fr. m Brown's Wharr on KBIDAT, 4tb oíApril, at ia o'cloot M.. making «^^"i^S?With CLYDE'S STICAML^Eto PBO^ENOB.Jand thence by Rall to all the NEW ENGLANDCOTTON MILLS. No cartage anywhere on: thisgreat Cotton Route.For freight engagements apply to
WM. A. COURTES Al, Agent,Corner" East Bay and VenduéHaege.
mcb29-8tnthan -_
j! OB RA LT I M O R E.
FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGHBILLS OF LADING ISSUED
2&£äSi TO'??(?iiPi ITLADELP «IA, BOSTON,
AND THE CITIES OP THE NORTHWEST.
The Fine Steamship FALCON, J. F. Haynle,Commander, making close connection with a Tri¬weekly Line or Une steamships to Boston, will sallfor Baltimore on SATURDAY, itu April, at llo'clock.«-Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore wlthoat addi»tiona! insurance, and Cor signées are allowedample time to sample and sell thoir Goods fromthe Railroad Depot m Philadelphia.Fer Freight or Passage apply to
PAUL li. TRENHOLM, Agent,ap ri-G No. 2 Cn lon Wharves.
JALLAH LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL TO NORFOLK.
PREPAID TICKETS "ROH EUROPE.
GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES.
The Magnificent steamers or tàt^fàjmàALLAN LINE will leave Liverpool for2AHBNorfolk, Va., every alternate TUESDAY, uiuiugthe spring and summer or 1873.PERUVIAN.TUESDAY, March 28.HIBERNIAN.TUESDAY, April 8.N ESTORIAN.TUESDAY, April 22.Connecting with Coast Line Railroad to Charles¬
ton, steerage and Intermediate Passage aa fol¬lows :Liverpool, Queenstown, ) steerage.$31 76Glasgow.London or Bris > Intermediate.. 66 76toi to Charleston, s.e..) to. 67 76
Hamburg. Antwerp. Hoi-) Steerage. «.-8 75land or Havre to Charles-S Intermediate.. 67 76ton._.)
Paris, Norway or Sweden 1 Steerage..$43 76Tocharleston.j Intermediate.. 01 67
Steamers equal to any on the Atlantic.Passenger aocommodaslons unsurpassed.Parties wishtne to send tor friends will apply to
RAVENEL A CO., Charleston,^. O. FWM. LAMB, General Agent,
mcbll-lmo Norfolk, Va.
QHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'STIJUOUG H LINE TO
' CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers of the above line leave Pier ^sflflfc,No. 42. North River, foot of canal street, ^ffllffjfsTNew York, at 12 o'clock noon, of the tutu, .um
and 80th of every month, except when these datesfall on Sunday, then ihe Saturday preceding.All departures connect at Panama with Steam¬
ers for South PaclOc and central American ports.Por Japan aod China Steamers leave San Fran¬
cisco first of every month, except when lt falls onMinday-then on the day preceding.No california Steamers touch at Havana, bnt
go direct from New York to Aspinwall. T ;
One hundred poonda baggage free to each adnu.Metloin»and attendance Iree.For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, OlS-tneWharr root or Canal street. North River, NewYork. F. R. BABY, Agent.auglB-lyr
piOB GARDNER'S BLUFF,AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE¬
DEE RIVER VIA GEORGETOWN.
The Steamer PLANTER, Captam . -rjdjkJ. J f linn, is now receiving FrelghtJaBpSlBCat Accommodation Wharf, and will leave onFRIDAY NIGHT, the 4tb Instant.Freight mnst be prepaid.Should the Hiver be low, Freight will be trans¬
ferred to the Light Draft Steamer Swan.For Freight or Passage apply to captain on
board, or to RAVENEL«, HOLME* A CO.,apri 4 _No. 80 East Bay
OR FLORIDAVIA SAVANNAH.F
TheSplendld Side wheel Steamers,DICTATOK, captBin L. M. Ooxetter,. _.
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald,; ftcharleston every 1UESDAY, THXTBÜDAT ahd SUN¬DAY EVUNINO at i o'clock precisely', for Savan¬nah Fernandina. Jacksonville, Magn IIa« GreenCove Springs, Si;. Augustine, Paiatka. and .allLandings on St. John's River. Connecting atPa latsa with steamers for the Odiawatta Riverand with the Steamer ¡STARLIGHT: lor Enter¬prise, MelloDYllie and all points on the Upperst. John's-and meian Rivers.Connectât Fen .au din a with. Florida Railroad
for all points in the interior, and with Railroadfor sew Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys.AU Way Freight mus D be prepaid. ,For Freight or Passage, apply to
"*ni RAVBNEL A CO., Agents,dees Cor. Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
HANDSOME EQSEWOOD AND WAL¬NUT Marcie Top bedroom Sets.-Win ba
Mid TBttur^m twtwiei* MIMTOOBNo. 46 Wentworth street, one Terr haulannaRosewood Ma ble Top BEDROOM BET, complete;also one snperior Waloo t Marble Top Bedroomset, sod saodry other articles of we 1-kept House-holÁFnrnltore, Carpeta, Ac. ,. MW
WM. McKAY ¿MHORSES AND MULES.-WILL 8BLL
TBIS DAT, in front of hil Salesroom, No.46 wenworth street, st hiir-paat 0 o'clock pre¬cisely, ON ic GOOo WORK MULE «nd three Sad .
die andjjgggjggt] letorettnV: Jl ejgtBj TOT MCKAY
SPECIAL SALE OP FINE TRIPLESilver Plated Ware, wm sell THIS DAT, at io
o'clock, at his Sslwroim, Na« wentworth atreet,. nae Assorted J Dvoioao r TRIPLE SILVER.PLAT-ED WARE, conjisiifig of-Te*, sett, Coffee Urns,Waiters, wme,Dmöer.^lciJertDdBre*kf*it catt-ors, Ice Pit coen, Revolting sod other BauerM-hes, Ivorj-Hsndled and Steeá-Pl&ted TableKnives, spoons and'Forkt-by Home«; Booth.Hayden and National Plate Conrpany;1BsrfSVandMonogram Clocks. Ali gooda guaranteed ssrepresented.
"
conditions cash.0 s seri
Statiion Soita-iarn« ÛÏOBi.Bj W. TTLEITCH & B^PPfR
Auctioneers. vii ed*
PRINGLE VS. CAIN.By virtue of * decree In this CAAP. I will sell
at Public Auction, on THURSDAY. Uta. laataat,at u o'clock A. M., at the corner of Broad sodEast Bay stree-a. CD attesten.AU th'"-se. twenty-two , LOTS;ln thÇ'Tillaga of
Pine Ridge, on the sooth side of thea. OTB. R., Umiles from Charleston," known as Sections », ST,28, 29, SÛ. SI. 32, 34 35, 8S. 37, S8,8* 40¡ 4a. 48, 44,46, ffj a. 48, 60,61, 63, 48, 64, 66, 60, 68, M, «,,«7,
Also, :Í00f¡3!l
"feA'5,¿e0Uon" W'* M' °**WMi,0f.114,123 SDd 138. , !, A 7/ v«M^«MÛEach Section to contain fonr Lott or oäe sere
each, and known by the letters A, B, O »ad D.The streets are 40 feet wide, exbept Broad street,which ls loo feet wide. Right of way to beelvento all previous purebaaer«. ?'??>' ~<>~
.. >* r: ALSO. - ::«ioííAU that TRACT OF LAND adjoining the shave,
on the Rae of the S. C. H» H., oonislnirjg 261er«,more ur leta; bounded north cu Land iDoaçrrj or-Stephen, aouth on Land of W. H. Cäb&ärt
The above pre rc tsPB bern« fairy described ls tbaconveyance from R. A. Pringle to Eja -'Csln,dated loth November, 1868.v Tema-one hsir. -.«sah; iimwmtfS&m&m,with interest; to be seooiçd by hoad of porcaaserand mortgage of prem'fsésT ParchAier to p*y forpapers. -CHARLES 8. OARIERE,apr4mh8_ Speotal RetSbse.
.'" r By' KETSON LEE. ?§gTTTILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, APRILYT 8, st ll o'clock, A M., st the esst end of
Broad street, ¡o;, >¿. -..->-n v «-IÍOIKIThat .very, desirable PROPERTY, No. 28 Rut¬
ledge avenue, third door norm or Radcliffe- ttreetTne Residence containi s i (.> ÊVMM9MÊKMm
dressing room »nd pantry, the. kitchen four,mrooms, and the stable bas three (8)'lstnedAadplastered rooms In the second Gtory. Prsmiawn good re pair. . . (.
Toe Lot measures forty-two (42T reet:front, byone hundred snd flity-two (iii) reet deipt. mora
This Property, being Immediately trpotf fhaline cf the City Railway, and in Qm m>t desirs-ble portion of the city, should oommand the at¬tention of parchasen of real estate.Ihe Prem lsea ara ander. le*ie outil October
18th. 1878. Aüwvwiurr"Terms-One third <H) cash; balance In one and
two years, aeenred by bani OÍ purchaser, bearingseven (7) per ceiiL iatéreár; Shd mcTtffag* of UMPremises;' bnlidiogs1 to bolusarsdJistf ptfcloy as¬
signed.. Purchaser u>pay auo^oneerTor flakers.u .; a * gajgfl MÍ
TOHN WYETH & BROS. '." *.;r "°CÔD LtVEB^iL1 I
WITH
PHOSPHATEOF LIME. JBEEF, WINE AND IRON.
ELIXIR TARAXACUM COMP. -"
SYRUP LACTO. PHOS. LIME
AH» .r ttiiáiMARVIN'S COD LITER OIL !
Fnll Stock of the above al ways on bxnd, at Pro¬prietors' prices.
DÖWTE! MÖB» 4IDAVT^"À3ÄEWholesale Agenta.
.g-ORSFORD-8SELF-RAISING
BREAD PREPARATION.: . ; aioupii
loo boxea jnaf received and iori»ie at proprie¬tors prices, by
DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS,
_Corner Meettef sad BtíáláM.>glMMONS« . B Ji>'
HEPATIC COMPOUNDSi Bltiki
. . OR LIVER (JUBBn .OifiJS r.i-tul
The very best LIVER REGULATOR AND IN-viaORATOK in the market. It is already prc-pared. Put np in large bott le*. Mtrft pM»asntto take, and contains more intrinsic virtue tn&nany similar preparation before the public. Onotrial convincer the mest loepil^aL : M 'ir
Wnolessle Agents tor South OarioBns. '
;
QAPSICOM PLASTER,' î^aoriû
loa
LOCAL AND RHEUMATIC PAINS.
BETTER.THAN MUSTARD.Apply and keep on tm relieved, or renew as re¬
quired. ¿**This plaster ls prepared from an extract of
Capsicum (Cayenne Pepper) combined with BeelaPlaster. ;; ." -
lt ls spresd on mnsl a and pnt up in one sadone-half yard rolls, adapting lt for subdlvlitousss occasions for sale or ase may require. .0lu sppllcsaon reuetres CUffapio Boeamstlc af-
fections; Mnscuisr sod Neuralgic salo». BpDisiIrritation, Muscular Debility, Xheame^a-Huscu-lar órNervona (shaking) Par&lyala; Stifl* N«ÇK,Lumoago; sciatica, Ac '. i>u¡c<é~
ii is one of the best " Counter Irrltsaita " ever
introduced Into the practice of Medicine.J. A I. CODDLSOTON, Proprietors;"
'1R^Tofft.DOWIE, MOISE tc' DAVIS, AgtmB,
Charleston, 8. 0.
Samples fnrnlahed gratis. febtl4M>M
THE CELEBRATED"
...
TRADE] H. H. H.
D. D. T., 1868,J .-7':y&i.'t
.:«. ;! -G'0..T. $
SAFE, SURE, MYSTERIOUS. WORKS LIÉEr.^MAÓtó.'
Promptly relieving ever/ kind or
PAIN ANB INFLAMMATIONsod ill extemel diaesaes of .
MAN OB BBA8T,'
And ls, beyond queetion, the beat Liniment iathe world.
PRICE, M CENTS PER BOTTLE.
FRANCIS * B£Ti!ta«N?î M̂iadelpWi.
DOWIE, MOSSEAgents for i
Sample Bottlaa furnlahed frsaa. ftbfliiyi
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