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any desired point and transact every description OF
foreign banking business.
We draw Bills Of Exchange in sr.ns Of 81 upward
The Imperial Bank
Meesrs. Clews. Iiabcbt & Co. ( H"'u''i'
The Provincial Bank Of Ireland, Dublin. and
branches. '''
Tic National Bank Of Scotland, Edinburgh And
branches '
We issue Certificates Of Deposit payable ON do
mand or at fixed dale. bearing interest and avaabe
at all money centers.
Orders executed iOrGOvemmeuts and other invest,
ments also. Gold and Exchange.
Advances made to our dealers at al times on an
proved cOlatera- az market rates ~ interest
Collections made in any part Of The world
One Of the Best Investments in the Markets.
Louis and Southwestern First Mortgage Convertible
7 Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
running TO IT. Louis and doing profitable business
Price g.! and interest. Inquire for particulars Of
Gro. OPDYKE & Co, No. p Nassau-st.
NJ X. JEsUP Il Co, No. II Pinest,
and at the Office of the Com pany, u Lberty-st
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Jneirnfiion.
TARNEST TEACHINGmCommnnon-Sense ne
II I'M. HvtoSEFRs MILITARY ESllTl iE -
Il = sf@lh' BENJAMIN MASON. Bon No 90 ion''rs y I
TEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown' n. D.
II "a r,ion Esn per Por Catalogue Addr" Rev
-. n mn AKELET. A. ~. President
mARyARD UNIVERSITY, .u.,,o. ,,...

mus = SG a. 'ssRRsKBLEI A NJ. Prsident -
l AkNAhD 'Ni ''''' CAMBRIDGE. MASS,
Comprises the folonng Departments;
, cnegeTbe University LccuesDynty sehcoi-iaV School
Medical sehco-Dentsl sebooLasrence Scientific SehooSehoo
- Mining and Geology Institution IA School Of Agn
ur, and Observation-Disclosures Camden Astronomical Observatory
Museum Of Comparative zoooeyPeabody Museum Of Ahroosy
Episcopal Theological School.
IN. next academic year begns on September o. ISL
The Gr examination for admission Harvard College win begin
June 70 The Second examination for admission to Harvard
College the examinations for admission to the Scientific ami Mining
College changed h. Their i mathematical
alternative c portion Of ne classics SreGai Genols s e"
UNIVERSITY LECTURES hrtyiaree courses in S7o-5l Of
graduates colleges teacher and other competent adults men or
TB LAW SCHOOL has ben oginilo this year IL has seven
instructor and library o. o1 ,gah, s5snh. %Ia ~ , I INV
the school The second half OF the begins February l3
Tor Catalogue circulars " J. " HARRIS seret,ry
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown, \. "a
Boarding School or Boy The School y13T w commence ~
/ In. HUNT's ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, and
y. FRENCH SCHOOL reopen broadway and l6l Pflsye
S %eS s.p pr.p.re. for H. miST a. Principal
MERCANTILE LIBRARY, .,,,,.,.,.
WI LESSONS IN FRENCH BY Prof TIL. PELoWESr an
Fof u the Eening lo WeeAs ..,...
AppS at tbe Desk * ,6e rsry Aso place Private Lessons
li5 BroadVay, between rveniy-foh and Twenty slihst
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
man No 90 on- SQUARE Soutl GEORGE W. CLARhE Ph
D. Principal Prepares BOYS all Business College on
reasonable terms -,..h
parents invited to visL
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
vi Plains, Yer.yors PRINCIPAL u. WILLIS, rh D.
DRIVATE INSTRU CTlON in ENGLISH
BRANCHE; Classics. and Mathems, h graduate oi lanI
Address }. l. PERRY. 4 E. T. s. =. J. uneionae corner ''
SEWARD INSTITUTE-florida, Orange Co.,
- Y bn5r wanted g. $50 Se.on hesin,
Feb through months gu sept The 'e 81
r. g. SCuRiNER. 4. NJ
VNHE uptown INSTITUTE, No. $50 sixth
ave Eursh bsuc.e ancient and m0cn llgaayfs ana u'l
uatics carefully taught W. Scherfhora and t. Ham ton .hPs
VERMONT HOME SCHOOL Pouitney, Nt(
for ~ Bow. 'er, taken into DE family AMI taught 2"
hr.nrhe either rsfe-s coie@. for $50 per { n
a. 81 -, nv own lo,. Pcs. J. NEWMAN. D.
Sd 5OIWRlIiING[,@si .I LeSs s1ss Bo2H-
- each PAINE g. Bower.
EOR SALE-A splendid SCHOOL PROP
RETY hour large rhooholse hau rrraEr
anil cuses t.J. band; e. NUT, WI Do
soll with snare d'sied apply ar. d. D. NOBLE Brook
field. Conn.
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Foreign exchange has been strong and the advance Of
Yesterday well sustained After the departure OF the
packet the marke, duh, and the following were the
quotations:
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COOPERATIVE STORES: THEIR II-ToEY.
- OEotStAi,oN. aNb MsNloENENT. Paper. ~ cent.
fONNllIlIION AND BYLAWS or COOPERATIVE IANu
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION Price - cent.
SsLt nY mail. postpaid, receipt u pnce
Address THE TRIBUNE S,e-yeh
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The following is "a comparative statement Of the eN-
ports Of specie from the port Of New-York TO foreign
norris for 20 wears from Jam to Feb Is ISL and for the
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By JOHN E. BOWERS,
AuCttoueer

- -
BRADFORD VS. COOK, EFT tAL.ss
In this case, rendered March Is, 1871, the Execu-
tors OF John A. Cook have been directed. to resell
at the. risk and expense OF former purchases.
viii be sold on:THTRSDAY, 13th Instant, insfront
OF the.Oldi Pest0ntce, corner OF Bread and East
Fay streets, at Ii O'Clock,
The following pieces Of REAL ESTATE: ,r
ALI THAT LOT OF LAND, With the Buildings
thereon, Situated at the corner OF Washington
and Calhoun streets. Eot measures In front, on
Calhoun street 81 feet, back or eouth line 40 feet,
by 81 feet deep on eass line, and 629eet Maah-
two and a half story House, with q good store
] and. back room down. stairs, two square rooms
and TWO attics above, and g. large Kitchen. A
good stand for bdstness, being near Gadsden's
| Wharf.
The VACANT LOT corner Of King aud rHuger
| streets, S2H feet front, back line 81 feet, by 12z
ieet deepen the south line on Huger street. ana
ll6 feet on North tne, more or less. So s,fsf4
Ioc 49, ALSO, 49,; ~ ,sGs
The VACANT IlOi, next north Of the above, on
King street, measuring IL front So feet s Inches,
back line IS feet, sou:h line 1I6 feet, audEnoftt
line 1DS feet, be the same, more or less.
ALSO,
The VACANT LOT, next north OF tne8bova, on
King street, measuring In trent 36 feet 8 inches,
back line IS feet, by l0S feet deep on south line,
end 100 feet deep on north line, be the same more
or less.
Terms-one.half cash; the balance IN ono and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage, with
interest at seven per cent. from dny OF saleSI 10 DO
/ paid semi annually. The BuilHnEa1o he keptin.
sured and the policy assigned. Purchasers 70
pay ]. E: B. for papers and stamps.
apre-thstu4 $50
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Hotel. ArrivaIs-aprll IL.
CHARLESTON HoTBL.

DR.. George 7. Parker, T. Feauce, Philadel-
phla; q. n. Blaos:end family, o. :. A.; James o.
sheldop,. Geneva; John G. Angel, D. DIS, New
Orisansss. A. Thsxtoni n. q. Barnes. Georgia
Jsmea b ~osothwalss WIN wallace, = 2: Jones
and MIA Hiss' Jones' MIS- Trotser, ME- arer,
Miss 1aenps, Philadelphia; lieutenant R-SL~ Hox.
Or. US 1 ;sHenryAorofoot and wife, .pauoury,
o.; hssspdk Hrs. RsA. GUSTS aind.swo daughters,
tonaAaBtlsllHnissMraazukd,u John -oatin,
New YorEAR.E. BoOser, oolumstss-
sRKvnpszaeIlLe
T. O. Donnell, New York; Isaac A. Blan.on,
South Carroll naiJ. E. Gates. Lowell, Mass. J. B.
Eastman, Kngstree; N. Marco, Lydia, g. Q.
MILLS HOUSE.
L. d. Hazlett, Salem. Mass.; G. ". Swift, Ando.
YER, Mass.; 7. R Psntrick, Eeokuck, Iowa; G. r
Davidson. Liverpool; Francis D. ,ultnn, wife
and chl!d, Mrs: koes q. Eddy and child, New
q. Ooughlan, southampton; T: r. Richmond. Ne
York; B. A. Falkland, ?onkerB, \. Y; 3 Bate.
and wife. Miss Bates, Illinois; Chas. Aar rkoa,
Rhode Island.
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Auction Sales This Dag.

Laurey d Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock,
At their store, bacon, 1our, DC.
VIM. Mckay will .ser at 10 O'Clock, at stables In
Hasel street, one spring wagon and sundries.
R, N. Marshall & Brother viii sell at hahpsst
10 O'Clock, at No. 100 Church street, furniture, &c.
John G. Minor 4 CO. WIN sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, German linens, Canton shades, DC.
Steflens, Werner l. Quicker viii sell at 8 O'Clock,
at their stores, hams, mackerel, &c.
d. Cobla & CO. will sell at thetrlstofe, at 9
O'Clock, butter, hams, DC.
Macqueen d Riecke viii sell at Q O'Clock at
their stores, sides, shoulders, DC.
P. B. Lalane i Co. will sell at 9 O'Clock, at their
store, potatoes, onions, &c.
l.. h. Abrahams & Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, dry goods, shirts, &C.
Tideman L Calder will sell at three-qaarters
past O'Clock, at their store, hams, shoulders, DC.
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E4sTER cHgRgHE ~ HgzFesas
ST. MICHAEL's o 4


Wardens-A. E. Miller, W. C. Courtney.
vestrymen-James R. Pringle, VIM. Boil Prtngle
/ hmesA. Wilson, Thonsas Frost, Martin L. VII
kIns, Henry E. Young, C:eland K:Huger.
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH.
Wardens-W. Aston Pringle, Edward n. Thurs
ton. -:
vestrynien-D. N. Ingraham, J. q. Wilson, A. E
Gibson, ]. whitman. q. D. Lesesne, John McCrady
A. q. Hayden.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention-Edward Nc
Grady, W. Aston Prtngla, Henry D. Lesesne, ~
Pringle Smith.
Advice Committee, Church Home-C. R. Niles
D, n. Inerahan, Geo. E. Trescot, A. q. Hayden.
S. D. Howard.
Finance Committee, Church Home-A. J. White,
E. N. ThHrston, 1T. Welsman, c. a. Chfsolm, J.
q. Wilson.
CHURCH OF TIE HOLY COMMUNION.
Wardens-John Hanckel, John Gadsden.
vestrymen-Rev. A. Toomer Porter, chairman
ex-ondcIo; G. A. Trenholm, John n. Thompson,
Hutson Lee, Thos. R. waring, Frs. A. Mitchell.
Alex. Macbeth, ". @. JeHords.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention-G. a. Tren'
holm, Thee. D. Wagner, Evan Edwards, John
Hanckel.
GRACE CHURCH.
wardens-F. E. Fraser, E. q. Williams.
Vestrymen-George q. Walter, D. Jennings, ].
8. Buist, N. D., Julian Mitchell, ". c. Breese, W.
B. Smith, 8. S. Howell.
ST. LUER's CHuRCH.
Wardens-Wm. C.. Bee, George L. Buist.
v~estrymen-I. S. &. Bennett, A. r. Taft, N. P.
Matheson, c. Q. WHITE, F. Peyre Porcher. G. NJ.
Harleston, R. E. Screven.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention-Wm. Q. Bee,
Geo. L. Ruist, LS.K. Bennett, f. ". Edgerton-
ST. fAUIa.tHpRcH..
warde6s.wm. T. wrage. Ii. D., Professor F. S.
Holmes.
v~estrymen-J. D. Aiken, c.. R. Brewster, J. L.
Honour, T. NJ. Hanokel, Colonel Thomas'Y. Sim.
ons, 7. Grange Simons, NJ. n, Colonel VIM. L.
Trenholm.
CALVARY CHURCH.
War lens-E. A. Forrest, L. F. Campbell.
Vestrymen-S. B. Middleton, G. r.. Smith, s.
Walker, ". H. Robertson, A. c. Haynes, S. P.
Mitchell.
ST. MARKS CHURCH.
PARISH OF ST. THoMAs AND ST. BKNIS.
wardens-w. L. venntng, J. E. Dutart.
-vestry men-Alfred Huger, J.. Novel;, DR.. E.
Ravenel, Dr.. ]. S. O'Hear, James Ravenel, G. E.
Manigsuit, E. ". Novel;.
Delegates TO Diocesan Gonventlon-Alfred Hu-
ger, J. L. NOVEL;, W. L. Venning.
wardcns-R. E. Dereef, Robs. Houston.
vestry men-S. L. Bennett, W. E. Marshall, ].
Mop. Wheaton. II. Garden, 8. 0'Hear, VIM. McKin-
lay, S. N. Gregg.
ST. JOHNS (LUTHERAN) CHURCH.
John n. %Steinmeyer, president.
.-Vss<ymen-F..R 3. Wlekenhergs ovTfsdeman, B.
EncassL. h. %Stelnmeyer, u. aas SHsMusrell, RIG.
chisoln, Jno. F. F1ckeh. DR.. a. P. Pelzer.
JnO. A. Blum, treasurer.
Jno. E. Bolnest, secretary.
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a QUERY FOE TIE COUNTY COMMIs.
SI0NER6.
JANHs ISLAND, April 10, 1872.

JAMES ISLAND, April 10, 1872.
Mr. p c. HRsr, ana Others, County Commits
stoners:
sRs-I will thank you to inform me through
THE CHARLESTON DAILY News the arhouns you
paid to Martin r. Becker, a oolored magistrate en-
James Island, FOR building the bridge across
James Island Cat, and whether you advertised
tho same for contract, and when, and In what
paper2 G.P. HABKNIoHT,
James Island Farmer.
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The FRRUNDsCHAFTsBuND~The members of
this society enjoyed last evening another OF those
musical and Dramatic entertainments which the
varied talents OF the members enable them TO
afford. The vocal and instrumental music was,
a. nsual,of the highest order, and the popular
German drams Of .tDas Fest der Handwerkef'
was rendered In a manner that has seldom been
eaualled by amateurs. The inevitable dancing
followed, and the reunion closed in the happiest
and pieasanteBt manner.
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By JOHN G.. MINOR & co.

BY JOHN g. MILN0R & co.
NANTON SHADES, TRIMMING RIB
pONS, Clothing and Dry Goods.
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at half.past 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at our Store, No. l35 Meeting street
Gases White; Brown. and Black CANTON
SHADES and GIPSEYs, Cartoons No. 2, 8. 4 and
o Trimming Ribbons, Mems and Boys Leg.
horn and Straw Hats, 2 cases Boys' Felt Hats,
English Brown Hall Hose. Linen Drills and Goat
ines, Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans, Lenos, Color
ed .Muslips, Swiss Musllns, Jaconets, Crossbar
Cambrics, Bleached and Brown Shirting5, Cling
hams, Muslin, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Black Al
pacas.
An Invoice Assorted CLOTHING, Shirts, Under.
shirts, Drawers, &c.
Conditions cash.
White, Blue and Pink MOSQUITO GAUzE.
april
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TIE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF rHE LADIES Is
invited to a lot OF entirely new and exceedingly
beautiful patterns, just received and opened for
sale, at reasonable prices, by Nine. Lazler, Paris.
ian drsssmaker, King street, one door above
wentworth street. Call early as the supply is
limited.
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THE ATTENTION OF WAroH-BuYrRs Ia called
to our large stock Of Walthan Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest In the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
W. CARRrsaroN &Go,
maria No. ass King street.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; ole
price 90 cents. n Velvet and Leather bindings
IS cents; Old price 81. In Tslves and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 Is. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsEL 81. BAZAAR, AND No. ISL KING ST.
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To CLOSE out our stock Of lFenpins, Too
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced 'th'
prices tesyerg low figures.
NO. ISL KINa 81. ksp HAEaLsf.BAzAAK.
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To VEGETABLE ~sHIppERs.-At the request OF
the vegetable shippers the steamship charleston
will not sail for New York until tomorrow, the
18th instant, at u O'Clock A. NJ.
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ST.. JOINS LUTHERAN CH6RcH.-We under
stand that at a recent meeting Of the corporation
OF st. Johns Lutheran Church q resolution was
unanimously adopted to tender to the Rev. D. n.
Gilbert, Of Savannah, the position OF assistant
pastor.
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CRuMBs.-Arrangements are making for
grand theatrical performance for the benefit OF
the Knights Of Pyshiss IN this city. The Play Will
be Damon and Pythfas:
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TIE CATHOLIC ADvocArs.-We have receiv-
cd a copy Of the first number Of an eight page
weekly paper, bearing this name. Its tone Is to
be Exclusively Catholic, and every event Will be
viewed from the Catholic standpoint" The sub
s~criptlon Fate ls SIS a year, and the publishers are
B. G. Shaner, F. E. Durbec and ". b. shaner.
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B NOTIOlS.

Mr.. o. F. WRITER'S, OF No. 1876 East Bay, Is
Just in receipt Of a large consignment Of new
May butter, which will be sold low in lots to
suit purchasers.
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CRoQuEr CRoouEr |! CRooUDr lin
menses reduction In price The largest Fieft
Croquet ct 81. i.
HAZEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 1sl KING IT.
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For NEW YoRK.-Passengers will note sail
ing day OF the elegant iron side-wheel steamship
South Carolina, Captain Beckett, for New York.
The palace saloons on the 'sIron Lines are roony,
well ventilated, all on deck, and OF course just
the arrangement for the comfort Of travellers.
Cabins open for visitors every day-Union
wharves, foot OF Hayne street.
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BY WIN. MCKAY.
GALE TO PAY STORAGE AND OTHER
- EXPENSES.
Will be sold THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at Stables
In Hasel street, opposite Postoeice,
l SPRING WAGON, l Drag, s Cotton Gins, !
Rice Tanner, Q Large Glass Doors, l Range, 3
Stoves, . Cotton Planters. / Corn Planter, l Black
smiths Bellows, l Fall and Tackle, ana sundfy'
other articles. !:
Conditions cash. All goods must be renewed
n. B.@A large sale Of FURNITURE T0-M0R.:
ROW. april
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THE KNEES MOUNTAIN RAnReAD.-We beg
to acknowledge the receipt nom President Law
OF q pass over this railroad for the year 1871.
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ALLEGED LARcENY.-CaptaIn Hammond Bry-
an, OF the sloop E&nasSgassofoaght before Trial
Justice Brennan, yesterday morning, charged
with rssinga boat tn.htzposgsssa4 allsgedte be
the property orOaptsfn MeKeever Tt was ssown
on the investigation that Bryan was In 20 way
responsible for the boat, az it vas.pnrchased BY
his employer, Mr.. venning, nom Captain Ferris.
Bryan was acquitted, and the boat was turned
over to McKeever for the present.
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A NEW LOT OF mercantile Note Paper, five
quires for 6oc., at the Hasel street Bazaar and No.
16l King street. octle-mtu
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TRIAL JusTGc: CoURTs.-Wm. Wright was
yesterday morning arraigned before Trial Justice
Brennan for an assault upon Mrs. Z. Lamb, and
after an examination was bound over to keep the
peace.
Joseph Johnson, tried before Trial Justlc Nc.
Kinlay for malicious trespsss and beating Julia
Aston, was found guilty, aud sentenced to thirty
days in Jail.
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The CHICoRA DRAMATIC CLUB.-The Hiber-
nian Hall was crowded last evening with the
guests OF this popular club, and seldom has a
more In telllgent or respectable audience gathered
in this city to witness a play by amateurs. The
hall was well ventilated, and . fine band In Of.
tendance added to the pleasures Of the evening.
rhs ..Huuchbsck,' was played tn a manner which
didAnonor 70 the corps, and evinced careful prep
aratlon aud a true understanding OF their roles
by the amateur players. "Julis" was particularly
GOOD IN several scenes, and, after repeated ap-
plause, was called before the curtain with Master
walter at the end Of the third act. The per.
Torrance was altogether q success, and was
highly enjoyed by the numerous guests present.
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PARocH1AL SCHOOL OF q CHuRuH OF TIE
HOLY CoHAuN1oN.-We will print to morrow: a
iau report OF the Easter celebration Of this school,
which took place yesterday.
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ASK any one who has ever used the Ole
Carolina Bltters what their opinion ts2
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AT Cosr! AT Cosr Large size Chromos.
basel STREET BAzAAR.
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon q spirited
bay horse, which was being driven In a buggy by
9 9oy down Broad street, slipped upon the smooth
stones at the crossing OF Meeting and Broad
streets apd fell to the grouad. Bothof the shafts
of the buggy were broken OF about the middle,
and the driver Jerked out. The struggling AMI
NAL vas secured By the bystanders before he
could get up, and prevented from doing any
further damage.
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OLD CesoLpa1 BrrrEssare not offered as a
curs5or ali the diseases nesh is heir to.
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CITY AFFAIRS S.


Carolina Chapter, at 8 P. N.
South Carolina Friendly Society, ats P. n.
Sumter Rifle Club; at 8 P. II
Charleston Library Sdclety, at l I. N.
South Carolina Society, at 2 P. N.
St. Patrlck's Benevolent Society, at sP. n.
Ladies' Catholic Fair, at T. II.
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DEATH OF Mrs. JANE sRARKs.-This ven
cradle and excellent mother in Israel died at the
residence Of her son-Inlaw, T. P. Lide, on the 9Th
OF April, 1871, aged eighty years. She was the
widow OF the late Alexander Sparks, OF Society
Hill. long life Of beaeyotence and exemplary
pIety hssclosed with q calm and peaceful death.
Many will bless her memory and rejoice rhst she
was gathered to her fathers s'lrke q shock Of corn
full ripe,u and now rests from her lsbors on "Gs-
MANS peaceful shore"
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sE. sPAIRIcK's suAp4yadaooL grQnHc.lm
Thursday next, the children OF the st. Pstrick's
.Sunday:schooi,. VINO number 400, are to haze q
picnic It the sehuszenptstk- Tie nttie onssT1ill
assemble ct the Ann Street Depot, whence q train
win convey them to the. Plats, at a quarter before
oo'cldoss With tina lsts fnptoveaneatstha t hsge
besn added to this place Of amusement, and the
aid Of a full band Of muaic, the young people can.
not tsu to have a nice tune, and enjoy themselves
hugely.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-11

THE CHARLESTON RrILEMEN SoIREE. The
annual celebration soiree Of the Charleston Rne.
men Club will take place tomorrow evening at
the South Carolina Hal. The psrttcipators In the
balls Of this club require no Information on the
subject, but persons who don't know should uu.
derstand that the preparations aud management
Of tn,sfesttys srair 1nsuei rs belns ed. Of tie
hsndsomes. and most enjoyable e1ortsof the
season.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-11

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