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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30

THE IRISH FEsTIvAL.-In the hurry ol
making up the record of the target shooting
on Tuesday afternoon, for the award of prizes,
few errors were made by the committees,
which have since been rectifed and which
should also, as matter OF Justice to the marks.
men, be corrected in the published reports.
In the case of the Carolina Rifle Club the ag.
gregate number of centres made by the club
should have been stated as 231 instead Of 2l1;
the number made by Mr.. J. w. Lewis, who
won the first prize, 100 instead of SO. and the
number of Mr.. E. A. Smythes score, which
carried of the second prize, Is instead of 70.
The prizes for the tiltlng at tho head and
ring by the Charleston Social Mounted Club
consisted of silver mounted bride and spurs,
and riding whip presented by the Irish Rifle
Club, and fine bride and a handsome saddle
cloth presented by Messrs. Chapeau & Hef
from, saddlers. They were won respectively
by Sergeant PEPPER, and Messrs. Doyle; H. Ap-
pier and NJ. Hogan.
The marksmen of the German Rifle Club
used the celebrated Happoldt and not The
Hapsburg rifles. The former are made by Mr..
J. q. Happoldt Of this city, who won the gene
raj prize and also the fret Of the prizes offered
to the German Ride Club, scoring l79 centres.
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The New YORK VEGETABLE MARkEr.-The

The NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
Daily Bulletin Of Tuesday, May 2s, says:
The potato market Is dull and heavy for old
descriptions. Tne feature of the vegetable
market at present appears to be centred In
Bermuda onions, ana there is IN acliys snec.
ulative demand. The bulk. OF the stock an
pears to have been quietly bought np oy q few
parties whose Intentions, we are told, are to
hold Tor an advance: the market at The CLOSE
s excited, and prices too uncertain to quote
reliably. In other kinds peas are q tri.
fe lower, but with this exception there
is no marked change in values. Our
quotations for potatoes are In bulk; In
shipping order SOC per barrel must be
added. Bermudas are held at So from dock.
New Southern $5a6. We quote old as follows:
81 75a2 rs per barrel for PeachbloWs; 81 50al rs
pr barrel for Early Rose; SlaI so for early
Goodrich; 81 50al rs per barrel for Jackson
whites; 81 75a2 for Prince Alberts. Iu veee-
tables We quote green peas: Norfolk, So 6Oa4
per Dbl; do Maryland. SIS .5O46. Carrots So So
asa PEI barrel. Radishes 5Oa75c. lor Jersey
and Long Island, per 100 lunches. Russia
lurnips S3as3 90 per barrel. Parsnips 81 6Oas2.
Onions, 6Cca$l for red, and about the same for
white. Spinach 81 50per BARREL Bermuda toma.
toes SlaSl rs per box; do onions npr
Crate. Rhuoarb So per 100 lunches. JERSEY and
ao Long Island asparagus 6+10c.: do. Oyster Bay
zoa2oc. Lettuce S3a5 per 100 Sproulssl SO prr
oarrei String beans 81 50a3 per crate. Cncum.
oers are generally poor and hard to move:
good would probably bring s4a5 per crate:
summer squash, per crate, 81 25a2 so. New :nr.
n,ps S5aI per lOO punches. New cabbages So
"a per bbl.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, May 20.
Noon -Consols saX. Bonds soX.
NEW YORK. May 20.
Noon-EraIchts steady, Stocks very weak.
Gnld steady aI 49, Money easy At 8. Exchange
long sN; short l0h. Governments STEADY. Sthts
bonds dull anu quiet. S0nth Carollnas very
weak.
Gold active and higher; for, Ign osnHers buying at
AaH. Governments closed strong at = ADVANCE
ali round. Safes dull and heavy. TennesSe.
offered at 10. New South Carollnas ~. Freights
nrmer.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May q.
Noon.-Cotton opened strong; uplands llAd'
La'cr.-Cotton strong; sales 10000 bales; ex.
port aud speculation 500
kyeni, q g-Cot on closed strong; unlands 1lSa
l1Kd. Orleans II asa1lAd; sales 2o,uOUi specuia-
ton and export so % bales.
Noun.-Cotton n"mi' ally X higher; Sales S33
bales; uplauds md Oreans both I6Ac
Eyenug-CotIon stea, sales zo,oao; - IlauI,Tgs 1on
2Skc. sales OF cotton futures to-day 2s.SO0 bales
as "llows: May, 25 16a25s; June, 70 7-10.2SI;
iy, 25Hs25 Is 10; August. 264a2,I; .ptember,
22I +234; Uclo er, 20Xa2l1s; November, ID l5.i6a
~; December, lsS. ,.,.o,. ,,.o
Cotton, mi dlinQs e6Ac; gross receipts 6!
bales; sales 40; stock Is 500. ,
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.
Cotton firm; middlings 2eSc
Cotton qniet and firm; middlInp 25xa25sc: net
receipts IS bales; gross 697; exports coastWise
1850; sales 604; stock 47l8. ,
NORFOLK Mly29
Cotton firm; low mIddlings 23Ac; net receipts
90 bales; experts coastWlse 13S; sales 80; stock
1911 bales.
WILMINGTON, May 20.
Cotton firm; m'ddlIngs 24c; exports coastwise
46 bales; sales a.; sloCk 2l3t
SAVANNAH. May 90.
Cotton quiet and firm; middli 90 FAC; net re.
ceipts 400; sales Its; stock 8 .6l oales.
O~'f'0 AUGUSTA, MAY 20.
Cotton firm and In fair demand; offerings
iqht; mlddllngs 25Xc; net receipts sS; sales 17s
bales.
.. MEMPHIS May 20.
Cotton very firm; middl!ngs "a 24xc; receipts
2OI bales.
MOBILE, Nav %.
Cotton quiet middlinQs 23hc; let receipts 2S
bales; sale, 500; stock el58.
NEW ORLEANS. May 2s.
Cotton strong; middlIngs 23hc; neI receipts
137 bales; gross 1856; sales 2500; stock So $50.
GALVESTON, May %.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 2OAc; exports
coastWlse l5s bales; stock 5603.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May %.
sp1Rrrs sTuRpESrrNE.-MarKst Il frm and sales
of 37S ra.k. has been effected at SAC per gallon fur
Southern packages.
RosIN.->sles 1879 bbls at 50 76ao 81 for strained,
80 IS for 'ow.No 2, So for No l. 81 fUr low pale
and s6 so for extra pale. N trket Is hrm and has
advanced sc per bbl for strained.
CRUDE IURPEHTINE.-Sales OF 4S0 bhls as fol.
Iown: $50 bol. at So so for hard, $3 so for yellow
dip and 81 so for virgin and $50 bnls at 81 DO ior
hard. So IS Tor yele dip and 81 So for virgin
Market Is frm and has advanced &c for yellow dip
ami virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF 3!4 bbla at So so per bbl.
CoTroN.-Sales oi s bales late yesterday evening
az fo,lowR: at 22h. 8 ut 23, and l STRICT mid
ding at 24hc per pound.
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Mr. LEE, proprietor of the Pavilion Hotel
Stables, hos just received another of those
gold:mounted Clarence Carriages. They were
furnished By the old carriage house of L.
Chaplin. No. 1913 Meeling street, and are not
equalled in style and finish by any In this city.
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CLUBS AND srARs.-Not a single offence
against the peace Of the city was reported at
the Mayors courtyesterday morning from the
upper wards. From the lower wards colored
youth, named John Brown, found asleep In
the market, was discharged, and the case of
twenty-seven barrels Of fish, not removed
from Venning's wharf, under the orders of the
city registrar, was suspended until both par.
ties could be heard. The streets are now re-
markedly quiet, except certain portions OF
East Bay and Meeting streets, where the work
men on the Enterprise Railroad are making
things ring to the music Of the pick and
shovel.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Jeffords & Co. will sell at 9 o'clock, at thelr
stores, sugar-cured hams.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at bis
store. clothing, hats, &c.
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, OF his
store, shop goods, shoes, &c.
Henry Cobia & Co. will sell at o'clock, al
their store, hams, shoulders, &c.
P. B. LaIane Co. will sell at half-past s
o'clock, at their stores, cheese, butter, &c.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Academy OF Music.


The Skiff and Gaylord Troupe OF minstrels.
burlesquers and contortionists, attracted ano-
ther fair audience ut the Academy of Music
last evening, and kept them In good humor
with rich bundle Of comicanues. A matinee
will be given this afternoon, and the final per-
formance in Charleston This evening.
The Tour OF Europe.
Colonel Johnston very kindly entertained
the children of the Orphan Asylum with his
Panorama of the Old World, at Hlbernian Hall,
yesterday afternoon, and the little folks ap-
peared highly delighted with the trip, and the
interesting lecture with which the Colonel Is
in the habit of accompanying 1t. Last even
ing another exhibition was given to a large
and appreciative audience, Including the la
dies of the Confederate Widows Home.
The New Panorama.
Next Monday evening, at Hibernlan Hall,
the new panorama OF the United States, which
is emphatcally home enterprise, having
had its incepliC,. and birth in Charleston, will
be. exhibited for the first time in public. The
paintings are spoken of by those who have
been favored with private view as remark
ably truthful, effective and artistic. and the
range Of Views presented Is particularly in-
terestlng to Charestonlans. The opening
scenes of the panorama are devoted to the
most striking localities In this city as they ex-
listed befJrs the fire and the war had made
such havoc with Its beauty, then are given
life-like paintings of cities and scenery IN
various parts Of the country, and finally q
series of sentimental and humorous sketches,
including some pictures Of great beauty and
some that are irresIsllbly comlcal.
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Meetings ;rhis Day.

Amateur Literary and Fraternal Associa
ton, at ! P. NJ.
Irish Volunteers, at P. N.
Cleburne Society, at P. M.
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FRESH and fragrant is the verdict OF every
one who has used Hoyrs German Cologne.
II has net with such popular reception that
Mr.. A. d. Hayden has been compelled 10 In.
crease his orders, and those persons who ap-
preciats pleasant delicate perfume can
be accommodated at the corner of King and
Hasel streets.
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PREVIOUS to taking inventory Of stock Furch-
golt, Benedict & Co., PA King street., have
marked down all of their goods, and o1er
greater bargains in all OF their departments
than ever before, mayzf
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Previous to taking inventory of stock Fureh-
gott, Benedict & Co. offer unprecedented bar.
gains in all of their departments, containing
Silks. Dress Goods, Domestlcs, Fancy Goods,
Ribbons, Corsets, Handkerchlefs, Ladies' and
Gents Underwear, Housekeeping Goods, Car
pets, Mating, &c. mayH
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AN INVITATION FROM SAvASEAH.-An invita-
-tIon has been received from the Savannah
neutrality-suspicious. by the German Rife Club
of this city, to participate in the schu'zenfest
of the former, which will take Place In SaVan'
nah on the l7tb, 18th and 10Th of June next.
The Charleston schutzen will doubtless send
strong delegation to represent them at this
pleasant gathering in the Forest City.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave to draw the attention OF the
pubic to their Fresh Stock Of Dress Goods,
just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of importation. A
callIs respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN &
Co.. No. 24s King street: mayl6
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EEsuYYr1Es OF TIE SEASON
Maroon os the German Firemen feS''i
day-Picnics 10 Come

n,,,, srr.u FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
The annual picnic of the German o'e"D.
Fire Engine Company took place yesieroay ~
Mount Pleasant, the members, Win . M -
number of the fair sex and other inViteu
pue,ts. leaving the city at 10 O'CLOCK a: H.
The day was spent in shooting, tnrnine' "o''
and last, but not least, In DANCING, "ni'u We
kspt uo with untiring vivacity. The oau'iNs
hall had been prepared for the event. ana tho
neatly dressed up. At the close o. tno uo! '.o
maroouers procured lights, ana !ne pien's s
ended in a most enjoyable ball, which lastea
mill q late hour. when the party took tne ooa'
for the city. ,,,,,v
u,ug,,oToN STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
The animal maroon Of the washington
Steam Fire Engine Company will oe gwen 10
day at Mount Pleasant, under tne Hn~n"
ment of a committee of arrangements con'
sistipg of the following gentlemen: messrs. L.
Cayaps;.g .gh, chairman; T. Murray, Jacob hno-
beloch, C. F. Lynch and John &cCdnef. Inc
boat will leave the wharf. at the foot OF Mar
ket street, at 10 A. NJ. and and P. NJ.
PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
The anniversary Of this gallant organization
occurs on the 2sth of June, and will be ceie-
brated this year by street parade, In which
It is expected that the Palmettoes will be es-
corted by the Washington Light Infantry and
the Sumter Rifle Clubs, and picnic at Mount
Pleasant, with target shooting, dancing, and
the whole round of amusements that gene
rally accompany such an occasion.
CHARLESTON SOCIAL CLUB.
The first annual picnic of this hourishing
voupe organization will be given at Mount
Pleasant on the llth proxlmo, under the man
aeement of Messrs. T. Ostendorh, G. Bell, J.
Alley, J. Lockwood, F. D. Bell and D. c.
Pregnsu.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YtRK, May %.
The Daily Bulletin. Of Tuesds- SAYS: The regu.
lar trade are taking enough stock for q lew days
wants. and the aggregate business In this way
makes a fair showing, tnougn the market cannot
be called active Holders ask former prices and
q D city steady, but olrr all the stuck required.
We hear today OF OILY about 200 bags foreign at
7a7Xc for RanROon. 7hc for Pstns, and small
lots Carolina at pa9xc.
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CHARLESTON MOUNTED CLuB.-A meeting
the members OF tbis club was Aeld last evening
at the Mills House tor the purpose of reorgan-
izlng. The affairs of the club were discussed
at length, and committee OF five appointed
to examine into the same aud report next
Friday night, until which time the meeting ad-
1ourned. An election for officers will then
take place, If the number of members war
rant 1t, and also the style Of sabre to be used
will be determined on, alter hearing the re-
port of Mr.. Chapeau, who was appointed a
committee of one to make the selection.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW GooDs FROM NEW YORK Messre.
Stoll, Webb & Co. are again ln the field, ahead
of all competitors, with large and carefully
selected assortment of dry goods from New
York, which they offer at remarkably low
rates
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW IUHk, WHy
Receipts to day 11s bbls crudh turpent ne, 72l6
do rosin. 42e do spirits turpentlne. Spirits tnr-
urn, closing o. 84c for merchantabla order. Sales
90 bbls at 63ha64c. Rosin excee ingly dull, and
we did not htar Uf single transaction. Prices
nomlualy unchanged. Tar and pitch quiet and
unchanged.
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CORRECTION the proceedings of Council
published yesterday morning the name OF
Alderman Brown cppeared In two places,
instead of the name of Alderman Bowen,
In The discussion relative to the Enter
prise Railroad aud the employment of
counsel to test It's right to dig up the
streets. Alderman Brown was not present at
the meeting, and it Is but due to Alderman
Bowen to say that he voted against the en-
ployment of counsel at cost OF two thousand
dollars, in the first icstance, and has always
strenuously and uniformly opposed the mea-
snre
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-lHE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81
per thousand. Send your orders. Every
mer chant and business man should have his
card printed on his envelopes.
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CRUMBs.-State Auditor Gary Is In town.
A brisk shower commenced at half-past
eleven last night, accompanied with vivid and
frequent flashes of lightning.
Colonel Johnston announces q matinee ex-
hlbltion Of his panoramic Tour of Europe for
tomorrow afternoon.
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Drnas, Ghemlrals, @r.
GUYOT'S TAR
CONCENTRATED PROOF LIQURUR

Mr Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
Of its insupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Profting
by this happy discovery. he prepares con-
centrated liqueur Of tar, which in small
volume contains large proportion OF the
active principle.
Guyot's tar possesses all the advantages OF
ordinary tar-water without any of its draw
backs A glass of excellent tar-water without
any disagreeable taste may be instantaneously
obtained by pouring. teaspoonful into
glass of water.
Any one can thus prepare his glass Of tar
water at the moment he requires it, thus
economizing time, facilitating carriage and
obviating the disagreeable necessity OF hand
ling tar.
Guyots tar replaces advantageously Sc
yeral more or less inactive ptisans in the
treatment of colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
Catarrhs.
Guyot's tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases -
| AS A DRAUClfT. - A teasponfal in glass
ofwater, or tho taJlespoonfuls in bottle.
BRONCHITIS
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
| COLDS
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WHO0PING COUGH
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
AS A LOTION. - Pure or diluted Wnh a
little mater.
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
ITcHIN6S
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyofs tar has been tried with the
greatest success in the principal hospitals of
France, Belgium. and Spain. Experience has
proved it 10 be the most hygienie drink in
time of cpidemics.
Detailed instructions accompany each bottle
Depot in Paris, L. FRERR, 19, rue Jacob.
Agents In Charleston, DOVE, NOISE d
\ DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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Received per Norwegian bark Draupner,
Eogllsh Basss Ale and Rhine Wine, on draught.
Also, Philadelphia lager beer, fresh every
week, by A. Tiefenthul. may30-3
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"CARRY THE News TO SARAH !""What news?'
Why, the Great Panorama of the United States
opens at Hibernian Hall on Monday night.
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SoRrHEAsTRRN RAILROAD.

IL bales cotton. 576 bbls naval stores, cara lum.
ber tob icco, mdse, &c. To Barden d Parker
Whilden Jones, T Walker. Kinsman & Ito yell,
8 ID >loney, A salinas, Mnwry son, Holmes:
Cader CO, W Bee & co, R Prngle i Sun, W
. Courtenay 4 Gu. J Hyam CO. r II Brasawell,
" 'Pinceel Butler Son, Welters, MaIlo-
nee, 8 & @ Railroad Agent, and others.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

InLcrIuT OoIIOH HhuNhe1S'
ROCK BILL. May rs.
Under the influence of continued excitement 10
New ,rk we report our market advancing; MID
ding &c; sales or the week 10 bales.
"''Ah wv MONTGOMERY, May ~.
Market arm with good demshd; good ordinary
2l Ic; strict good ordinary 22Ac; low middlings
22Zc: middlings 23c.
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Receipts per Railroad, May 20.
anrrru nlpoI.rNA RAILROAD.

sas bales cotton, 100 bales goods. 2ls bbls naval
stores and car stock. TO Railroad Agent, Bar
den h Parker, kinsman 4 Howell, Wnilden &
Jones, Mantoue & CO, 4 ) Smith, Frost Adger
90, G d Walter 4 co, W y Bee CO, Baumelst
Zerbst, Jno Campsen q co, d Hill, y Doscher,
D Ahrene, Ladd, Martin Mood, and Jones
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A DEvnIsH ATrEMPT.-Last Monday night
some scoundrel went to a new wooden build.
ing In Queen street, near King, where family
reside, and pouring lot of kerosene oil from
bottle upon ths.1oor near the door threw a
lighted match into 1t. The first attempt failed.
and the house burners we're alarmed In their
work, aud left before they accomplished their
design. The bottle of kerosene, the half.burnt
match and the oil upon the floor told the fam
ily Of the horrors they had escaped, and the
circumstance was at once reported to the off,
GERS. Nothing has since been heard OF the
parties.
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YE THIRSTY MoRTALs, ATrENTIoN!-Gard-
nrrs celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch of the Hasel street es-
ts blishment. aprl6
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FAMILIAR SCENES AND WELL-KNowN LOCAL
IrrEs can all be visited by going 10 Hibernlan
Hall on Monday night. Only so cents.
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A BABY PRNTER.-The other day, Sidney
Alexis Mcmillan, son ofthe proprietor ofthe
Marion Crescent, set $500 ems in nine hours.
Sidney is but eight years old, forty-seven
inches high, weighs afty-four pounds, and has
not been at regular work for much over
month. He has, however, been assisting In
the Office for two months, occasionally setting
stick or two of type.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
IS, Sc so and So 50 per thousand, according
to size, at The NEWS Job Office.
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FIFTY CENTS Is all that is asked for admls-
sion to the grand neral exhibition OF the age
at Hibernian Hall on Monday night.
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JoHNsToN's Tour OF EURoPE.-Last NATL
nee Friday afternoon. Everybody receives a
present. No blanks.
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MARK YouR CLoTHING!-Order your stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaa: and East Bay
News Room. octlFLn
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ExpOrta.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Genrg'a-22l bags of
sea Island and 1857 bales upand cotton, 1872 bales
do nestlrs an goods, Is tcs rice, 500 Dbfs naval
stores, so casks clav. 30 bundles paper, l49 bbls
potatoes, 2s5s box,s vegetables and lol pkgs sun.
dries.
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JoHNsToN's Tour OF EUROPE gives present
to every body Friday afternoon. Last NATL
nea
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS -Stereoscopic views ol
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasei
street Bazaar. oeczS
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MisreIlane1ns.
T1HE UNEoUALLED MACHINE.

TNHE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.
The HOME s9UTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
mates the lock stitch, talke on both sides,) has
sef.edjusting tension, and is the onlv 1rst class
low price sewing .chtne 10 the market adapted
for every variety OF sewing from musllns to
heaviest cloths. Price SIS ard $37.
Agents wanted. Send stamp for circular and
sample Of Sewing. 7: L. BlsSELLb
General Agent,
janll-fmw6mo Charleston, 8. @.
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GAMES GAMES Magic Hoops, Building
Blocks, Alphabet Blocks. HAsEL STREET BA'
ZAAR. leplo'Ih
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30

ACCIDENT AT STErNMEYER's MnL.-At about
line o'clock yesterday morning the cast-iron
front Of The 1re-box supporting the boiler in
steinmeyer's Mill, at the foot of Beautain
street. suddenly gave way and fell. the acci-
dent dlslodged the boiler and broke the weter
pipes, and the hot water contained In the
boiler was forced out by the steam and severe
~ scalded colored fireman who was stand
ing Just In front of the boiler. The wounded
man was promptly attended by DR.. Proileau,
who pronounced his injuries very severe, and
possibly fatal. The accident will probably In
terrupt the business for about one week.