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Buttercup. Miss g. Rodriguez
Sweet Brier. Miss A Valley
The premiums being given and crowns
awarded to Misses Lizzie james, Mary Cronan,
Father Finn was requested by Father Foltier
to speak some words of encouragement to the
pupils and of conRratulation to the parents.
The Rev. gentlemen complied and delivered
an address not inferior to any of his previous
ones on similar occasions, which have gained
for him the esteem and respect of our people.
ST. Peters Female School.-The School Hail.
ON Marigny street, last Monday evening was
the scene of q very pleasant exhibition given
by the children attending the above school.
Duets and choruses were rendered with such
ability as showed that the musical training of
the pupils was very excellent. The selection
Of songs, besides being choice, was very ap-
propriate. 1.-THE Knot Of Blue and Gray" o
song and chorus, wasmost beautiful in itss SIM
plicity, full of sentiment and correctly sung.
One little prodigy, Miss Alice Tomilty, very
sweetly played a touching air upon the accor-
deon and received an enthusiastic encore. The
recitation of "The Conquered Banner" by
Miss Delphiue Points, wac followed by
juvenile piece, "Mollie Chatterbox," spoken
by Miss Katie Flahavap. Highways and
By-ways,n was the title of drama in two
acts, creditably performed by those partici-
pating therein. It's success was chiefly owing
to the correct conception and brilliant rendi-
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please take notice that the regular monthly meeting
this Branch lie postponed until THURSDAY, July 10,
at halfPAss7 o'clock p NJ and win govern themselves
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=, ROBERT H. hartley.
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HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
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meeting of this Branch will be hold on TUESDAY
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Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Upper Corner Of Msgazine and jackson Streets.
jv7 1t
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TIE COURTS.
nj Court,

Henry Balwlnkle, keeping a dlsorderly
hoase; dismissed. Isaac Shelton, stealing
railroad iron; thirty daya. Harry Aderson,
disorderly; two dollars. William Jones, dis
orderly; Two dollars. C. q. Whill0g, disor-
derly and abusing o policeman; referred to a
trial justice. Ann Young, keeping a disor.
derly house; discharged.
Trial Justices Courts.
Charles Fraser, for stealing an anchor from
VIM. Parsons, was sent to jail yesterday by
Trial Justice Schroeder for twenty-five days.
The anchor was recovered mi returned to
the owner.
Dlanua slmons was sent to jail for thirty
days by Trial Justice A. NJ. Mackey forstealing
o lot of clothing from her employer.
Peter Palmer, charged with stealing a lot
OF securities, &C., from Mr.. J. q. Humbert, OF
Johns Island, was before Trial Justice Wool
for examination. The Witnesses against him
having failed TO appear, he was discharged.
Mary Hall was sent to Jail for thirty days by
Trial Justice Levy for keeping a disorderly
house.
The same justice committed James Wilson
for trial ct he next term of The Criminal
Court on the charge of mutIlatlng The sails and
cushions of the yacht Eleanor.
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The STOMACH AS AN A~vENdER.-For every
breach of thu laws of health that we commit
the stomach inflicts a penalty. Headache,
billousness, nervous tremors, constipation,
collie, heartburn. nausea. debility and mental
depression, are only q few of the punishments
which an outraged stomach is capable OF In
posing upon us. To bring back this Vengeful
organ to Its normal condltIon-to placate, In.
vlgorate aud regulate 1t, there Is nothing In
the wide world SO potent as a course of Hos
letters Bitters. Under the operation Of this
benefcent vegetable corrective and tonic The
gastric juice becomes a pure and heallhful
solvent and resumes it's natural flow. The
effect Is the same on the hillary secretion,
and in fact on all the fluids of the body, and
the final result Is the removal OF every painful
or unpleasant symptom occasioned by the re-
bellious action Of the digestive organ.
sep2 .mWi3D&w
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LOCIL LICONICS.

The Due West Female College begins It's
next session on the 7th of October.
Major Willoughby has Withdrawn from the
editorial staff of the Southern Celt.
The crop of candidates for county honors
Is improving. Trial Justice l.. I. Woolf now
announces himself for sheriff In addition to
Me.srs. Bowen, Mackey, Arnau, sigwald ct al.
THE Enterprise Association of Charles
ton" had Its annual jollifcation and election
last Monday evening.
"A commissioner of the Almshouse has a
cooter that has lived In a barrel in his yard
for the last fifteen years, and Is still alive and
healthy.
The "Central Republican Campaign Club"
are TO march in procession tonight from Mill
tary Hall to the Moses mass meeting In City
Hall square.
The steamship agents mention as a curl
GUS fact that many of the carpet-baggers are
besieglng them with requests for free tickets
to the North. The applications are expected
to Increase after October l6.
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CITY
"A New Residence on New Street-1m'
provements on the Bay.

Mr.. E. R. Stafford is erecting a handsome
wooden residence on the east side of New
street, near Tradd, for Mr.. P. j. Barbot, the
city engineer. The building will be thirty.siX
feet front By fllty-four deep, and two stories
high. It will also have q basement and q
wing extending south from the rear gable at
right angles with the main building. The
New street front, will be ornamenled by q
large bay window, In the Italian style of archl-
lecture, and the south front will have double
plazzas along the whole extent. The plan of
the house was devised by Mr.. Barbot himself,
and the work of construction is being done
under his Immediate supervision. The build
Ing will be completed by The first Of Novem-
Der next. One Important feature in the con-
strucllon of this house is the fact that 1t Is
being built entirely by means of the fire loan
bonds issued by the City Council, to induce
bonds pass current for eighty cents on the
dollar, and are readily received by lumber
dealers and other merchants. They are pay
able 10 fifteen annual instruments, and enable
a person to build a comfortable home for
about the same amount of money as he would
require 10 rent one for the same number OF
years.
The store on the northeast corner of East
Bay street and North Atlantic wharf has been
repaired and repainted on the inside tor the
reception Of Messrs. Ravenel, Holmes Co.,
wholesale grocers and steamboat agents. A
comfortable and 'well-lIghted office, enclosed
by q sash partition, has been erected on the
south side OF the first floor about the centre OF
the building. The outside also will be fresh
ened up by a coat of rich cream-colored paint.
The firm will move into their new quarters In
q fau dova
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- -
A NEW FIRE TRUcK.-A committee OF five
members from the Phoenix Hook and Ladder
Company, of Columbia arrived in, Charleston,
yesterday morning, to receive their new and
handsome truck, which was expected TO be
received from New York by the steamship
Champion. That ship did not arrive until a
late hour In the afternoon. so that the truck
could not be delivered before this morning.
The Hook and Ladder Company, No. l, of this
city, will assemble at half past eight o'clock
this morning, TO escort the Phoenix truck from
the wharf to their hall on Queen street, where
1t will remain until the departure of the eve
ming train for Columbia. The following are
the names of the committee G. N. Brook
banks, A. Goldsmith, R. Rosenthal, James
Dunn and Vim. Kennedy.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval.
Stores Market.

The Charleston Gorron, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OHAnLKsToN NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING. September 8. 1872.
CorToN.-The demand was moderate, the
market presenting a quiet but steady character
Sales $50 bales, soy l at 10. 4 at 16H, 40 ct H. at
1sX, 81 at 10, 50 at 1sK, 10 at lsK, IL at ls%, IT
at 2Gc p fb. We quote:
LIVERPOOL GA ssIFiOAT1oN.
Ordinary to good ordlnary.....le @1Sh
Low mlddlug. W-
Kidding.
strict middllug ........".....l O.
RICE.-This grain was qliet with o limited busi-
ness. Sales "a tierces Of old clea Carolina at
eZ, and 80 tierees OF new fair clean Carolina at
&c p tb.
NAVAL SToRKs.-There we're received about 207
bbls spirits turpentlne, 1913 bbls rosln and 20 bbls
crude turpentIne. There we're no sales reported.
Crude turpentine may be quoted at s. 40 q Dbl for
virgin, So for yellow dip, subject to inspection,
and 81 so for hard.
FRsIeHra.-To Liverpool, BY steam direct, aoI /.
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; VIC New
York, IA on uplands, IA on sea Islands; BY sail,
nominal on uplands, on sea islands omlnal
To asyre- on uplauds. uoastwlse-to New iors
By steam 81 on uplands and - on sea Islands;
81 so p fierce on rice; GOO p Dbl on rosin;
BY sail Nc p b on cotton; p fierce
on rice; 500 p barrel On rosin; $scf b. on
lun oer; SO 2 II on timbsr. To Boston, by ssil,
&C 2 d on upland cotton; roeIn csc; resawed
stun slo@lo so; phosphate 1906 3d. 10 Pro7i.
dence, by san $40 p II on boards, &c p b on
cotton; By steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
70 Phlla aelphia, BY steam 50 2 on cotton;
By sail, SsR II on boards $s6o91o on timber; So
Der ton On clay, and $sass so on phosphatea. To
baltimore, by steam ho p D by sat-, So 6o@7 p
n on boards; $s@8 - on timber; So 2b p
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de
mand by our merchants to take lumber ireights
rom Georgetown, 8. O., Darien and satllla River,
i'd, and Jacksonville, l1a., TO Northern ports
and slo6l2 p II ore the rates on lumber and
ooards.
ExoHiNaI.-sterlIng % day bills 22h@22h.
DOMESTIC E1oHtNaE.-The banks purchase
ueht checks on New York at par OK discount
and sell at x@X premium. Outside they pur'
chase at 1.ls@x premium, and sell at sle91
premium.
GoLD-12K@l4. - .
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COLONEL JAMES LEGARE.-This gentleman
was not so seriously injured as: at first sup
posed. The only injury of any consequence
that he received was O simple fracture Of the
left arm, near the shoulder. AS already
stated, he was thrown from his mule, and, In
falling, his spur caught in the slirrup, causing
him to be dragged for some distance. The
spur finally broke, and relieved him from his
perllous position. On Sunday last, he was
doing well.
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A Card from Representative Thorn
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF The NEWS.
SIR-As one OF the. accused, 1 gladly accept
your offer to explain myself. As 10 receiving
money to defeat the impeachment of Scott, l
brand that statement as q falsehood. You,
Mr.. Editor, know or ought TO know where l
stood on that issue. When the militia was or
ganized I was deputized for this portion OF
Collelon TO organize companies, and 1 was
successful In forming two.
received arms and equipments from CO.
lumbla; they had to be sent TO members In diff
ferent portions of my district, and certainly
freight had to be paid on them. For this pur-
pose I received the one hundred and twenty
FIVE dollars. The companies were formed In
1870, and I did not receive the money until
1871. 1t can be proved that the expenses
were over hat amount, and that the balance
was made up out of my private funds.
Yours, respectfully, W. N. THOMAS.
Member from Collector.
Snmmoruillo AnpnSt 81. 1872.
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Summerville, August u, 1872.

THE FALL TRADE.-Every day brings new
indications of an unusually early fall trade this
season. a very large humber OF country mer-
chants arrived 10 the city last evening, adding
hustle and animation to the hotels. Almost
every wholesale store on Meeting street was
open and brilliantly lighted up ct half-past
nine O'Clock last night, and In all of them the
clerks were to be seen busily engaged In sell
ing and packing goods.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Cftsuplon. from New York
Miss F Palmer. Mrs Weiskoprr, Miss Lou Barrie, Ii
Neson, P P Mahoney, A Johnson j B Henry, X B
Dowie, ] N MlmI, A Mooz. Miss Young, g Young,
) U Wilson, J strauss, L Lyo N. Levi, R Ward.
+ Cook, Mrs McOono and child. Miss S J Keith, G
G Pinckney, John King, " II IIzen and Vile. Mrs
Wilson. Jacob tinnen and wife, Miss L Boisclatr,
Mrs @ II Banks, two children and nurse, J W De.
Lano, G A Locke, TN Horsey, Mrs A Reid, l Day,
and nine steerage.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 2.
SPIRITS TURPBETINE-Has advanced ] cent.
Sales OF II casks al 45Kc, aud 433 casks at 45c per
gallon for Southern packages
at So so for strained, SIS 70 for low No ], s. ior
No /, 81 rs fur extraNo 1, $6a6 so for pale, $olor
extra pale, and 81 for window glass.
CRUDE TURPENrINE.-Market qnieC anu so
for hard, So IS for yellow DIP, and 81 3D. for virgin,
T~AR.-Salurday'j sales were at 50 eo, q oeGao W
OF 40c. To-day the market has lurtner oeclneu
loo, Sales or l29 ibis at So 80 per Dol.
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auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at hia
store. clothing, hats, DC. -.
william Mckay will sell ct 10 O'CLOCK, d. h''
store, perlumery, dry goods, &c.
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MEssRs. %FURcuaoTT, BENEDICT & Co. notify
the public that on or about September 2oth
they will remove-to their new and elegant
building, No. 275 King street. Besides their
excellent stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, they
will mako 1t a special department and lay In
an entire new stock of oil kinds OF Carpets.
Ingram and Hemp Carpets, two and three-ply
Carpets, Venetian Floor and Stair Carpets,
Tapestry Ingrains, English Body and Tapestry
Brussels, Floor OIL Cloths, all widths Bugs,
Mats and Mating, all at very low figures.
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THE WEATHER THIS,DAE.

WASHINGTON, September 3.
Northwesterly to norlheasterly winds and
partially cloudy weather from Northern Flor.
Ida TO @ortn Carolina, with generally clear
weather and light to fresh WINDS from Lonisi-
ana to Alabama. and thence northWard to
Ohio and Lower Michigan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04

A regular meeting OF the City Coune was
heLl at FIVE o'clock last evening, win Mayor
Wagner in The chair, ard Aldermen O'Neill,
Bowen, Volst, Garrett, Kenny, S~eegaD,
Glover, Johnston, SimoIds and Sigwald pres
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CITY S.
Meetings Ia Day.

Washington Fire Company, at 8 P. NJ.
Pioneer Fire Company, at S T. NJ:
Hook and Ladder, No. /, OF hall-past E ~
Wagner Artillery Club, at hali-pastsP r. d.
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NEW AND CHEAP CHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
Velocipedes, Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &c, just received at Won santen's,
No. 22s King street, Charleston, s. G.
inn1l.tu
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BARBECUE AT GRAN1rEynLE.-The Aiken
Journal says: "The barbecue at GraniteVllle,
on Saturday last, was decidedly the most
largely attended of the many which have
taken place in this portion Of The State during
the season. 1t is estimated that there were
fully three thousand people present, many
being there who attended from the remotest
sections Of the county,"
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: me .splend,d New Iron sldewneel steatalnip:
GEORGIA, Holmes, ComniaEder:a win sail sf4 !,
New; York on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, atstf!
O'Clock P. n. from Pier No. 2 Union hAxyees q
through Bills OF Lsdllg y Liverpool q
iasursnce BY Steamers Of this Line pstt 66ensSs
For Freight or Passage ,]enyagenlensKs having
very dne Deck: Stateroom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to, WAGNER, HUGER d co. Not26 Broad sTeesss &
or to WIN. A. C~OURTENAY, No. Union WhatHeG :
ano2a .cfr-.itii,gf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04

CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND LODGES can have
their Constitutions, Summonses, Bills, &C.,
printed neatly, quickly and cheaply, by leav-
ng orders at The News JOB OFFICE.
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THERMOMETRICAL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday,
at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman,
on the south side Of Broad street, was as fol-
lows: 8 A. NJ, 74;-lo A. m, 49, IL NJ, Sl;2P.
NJ, SO; 4 P. NJ, SO; 6 P. NJ, 3d. 8 P. n, 70.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04
New YORK naval stores market.

NEW YORK.. September 2.
The Daily Bulletin says >plrits. have been
quite dull to dav, but the prices Continue steady
az sic in merchansab!e order. Sales ST Dbls, in
lOta, ut that figure. Rosin very quiet, tut held
with considerable atrength. Sales 100 bulls com.
mon strain d at $&l2h, aud 200 bbls extra pale
at S. so. Tar scarce and only small lots Obtalna.
be at irregular prices. Pitch higher, c.oslng at
81 25 for City deliV cred.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04

PARcHEEs1! P~ARoHEEs1i-A royal game of
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Bay
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