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A NEW DEPARTURE.
Queen Victoria Scored rs n Sabbath
Breaker.

A London letter writer speaks of the offence
which Queen Victoria has given to the OrLho-
dox Church people of England by recent ex-
curslons and festivities on the Sabbath. When
she started for Baden Baden, not long ago, ner
pretty yacht actually set sail across Lhe Chan
mel on the first day of the week, and Inc
| Evangelicals were struck with horror. Ine
| most piOus of the newspapers, the ROCK.
upon whck rock the Evangelical wing OF
the Church is built, demonstrated bitterly
against her Majesty thus breaking the Sab
| bath, Without the excuse Of any call OF
| mercy or charity, her v sit being purely one
of pleasure, and the thing excited such gen
eral mourning among the-OrthodoX that the
Morning Advertiser (the- established organ
of liquor shops and Evangelical religlon) in
vented new CALENDAR to try and prove that
the Queen had somehow voyaged on lne sao-
b ,th without invading it-a theory aas,
which only excited laughter when the tele-
graph showed that her Majesty began her
travels with the Sabbath, and did not pause
during q single one Of Its twenty-fOur hours.
But what was The horror when, after all this
discussion, this mourning, this griei, th' T.
nouncement came that her Majesty had nAed
on Sunday also for her return journey. 1--WE
were Obliged last week." said the church Or
gan gravely, "to call attention TO the needless
disregard of the Lords Day shown by The
Queen In choosing IL for her journey to Ger
".
of i.e and death which called her Majesty to
the Continent, and The choosing OF such day
cannot but be regarded as deliberate insult
to the religious feelings OF millions of loyal
subjects. That insult, it appears, is to be re-
peated, and, according to present arrange
ments, The Queens yacht will arrive al Porls-
mouth on Sunday afternoon. IL Is to be
hoped, however. that those in authority will
vel see fit to convey to her Majesty IN intima.
ton OF the regret and pain which these sab
batt-breaking pleasure trips are regarded by
a Christian people. TO royalty the country
looks for an example" 1t Is lntlmated that
the Queen did intend TO Set an example, and
purpusely selected Sunday for travelling in
order to show her sympathy with the free
Sunday people. The remonstrances of the
church newspapers were OF no avail. and she
within few days afterwards gave them fresh
cause for complaint by givln! agrand dinner
party at Windsor Castle on SABBATH, during
which the boom OF the cannon drowned the
music of the church bells.
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BY A. C. McGILLIVRAY.
AucltOneeI

E W. M. MACKEY, SiH RIFF OF
~. Charleston County Ys. 3. @. DeLarge ct al.
by virtue OF an order or Court, made In the
above stated case by the Hon. X. F. Graham,
Judge OF the First Circuit to me- directed, will be
sold, on THU UkSDAY, the 23d OF May, 1879. in
front OF the Postofllce, Broad street, Charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, situate o1 the sontn side Of Princess
street, City of Charleston, and known In q plan
OF CHARLES Parker, surveyor, made by order OF
the City Council In January, 1sis, and resurveyed
by William Hume, surveyor, in February, 1870,
by the No. 8; measuring In front on Princess
street q feet incnes, on the south iue q feet
inches, and In depth, on the east and west lines,
40 feet inch be sad dimensions more or less;
bounding north on Princess street, south on Lands
OF -, east on Lot No. Z, and west on LotNo.6.
Terms-One.haf cash; balance In one yeaT, se.
cured by bond OF purchaser, with Interest rom
day of sale, payable semi.annually, and m ortgage
OF the premlses; bull nngs to be Insured and poll.
cy assigned. Purchaser TO pay Tor papers and
stamps. Z. W. N. hACKEf,
mayl0-thmth3 y. O.C.
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SUMMER GOODS
At the following remarkable low prices:

At the following remarkable low prices:
20 pieces OF New and Elegant Japanese
SILKS, Plain and Striped, In Black and
Colors, for only 75c.
10 pieces Rich Lyons Taffeta silks, 81
and $l25
10 piece Gros Grain, 81 81, 81 SO, 81 rs
10 pirCes Superb Gros Grain, So aud 81 90
2 cases Black Alpacss at reduced prices
500 pieces OF latest styles Dress Goods, TO-
rs and SOC.
A splendid selection OF Llama Lace Shawls
and Llama Lace Sacks, with and without
sleeves, from $40 up
case Black Iron Grenndine, only CSC.
case assorted Stripe Greuadine. only 20c.
2 pieces 8.4 Black Silk Grenadine
100 pieces Saith Stripe, White Figures,
only Csc.
20 pieces Diagonal Piquo, 40 and 60c.
SO pieces Figured and howere ], so aud aBc.
IS pieces DoIiy Warden Piques, Elegant
1000 pieces or swiss. Jac0net, Check Cam
brlc, Bishop and Victoria Lawn, Main
BOOK GreaL bargains.
1900 pieces Nc. .quro Net, only 75c.
100 pieces BJhbinet very low
~ pieces 8.4 Turkey Red Table Damask,
only 81 rs .>..ta
10 pieces 8.4 Bleached Damask, 75c.
rs Unbleached "amask, 40 and soc.
20 duz"n Gents' Undershirts, only soc.
20 dozen Cents Undershirts, only 76c. and
81
20 dozen Ladies' Undervests, only 75c.
81 dozen French COrseIs, 75c.
100 dozen assorted best Cursets 81 anG 81
so dozen Ladies' White Gloves, 15c.
100 dozen Ladies White and Colored
Gloves, 25c.
$50 dozen Ladies White Hose, 121I to soc.
100 duzen Gents. half Hose, only zoe.
so dozen English half Hoe. Csc.
Lawn HandKerchlefs, good quality, only
Csc. per dozen
20 dozen Fans. only 50c.. worth 81
20 dozen Fans, 75c., worth 81 SO
10 dozen Fans, 81. worth So so
SO roIis White Mating, FIX and 90c.
so rolls Check aud Fancy Mating, a3, 40
and 45c.
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Anftion Gales f11tnre Daps.
By ]. DRAYTON FORD,

GROCERY AND RESIDENCE IN LINE
u sTREET-sToRE AND RESIDENCE; In,
TkADD STREET. -.,ss...~.
win be sold at the east end Of Broad street, In
the City OF charleston. on THURSDAY, the 23dof
May, 1872. at public Ontcry, at II O'Clock Am,
The GROCERY STORE AND RESIDENCE at-r
tached, at the southwest corner of Line anu st.
Philip streets. In Charleston. The Lot measures
about seveniy.tnree feet on Line, BY about forsy.
five feet on st. Philip street. be The same moreor
less. This is desirable location for q Grocery
Store.
ALSO,
The LOT OF LAND, with THREE.ST0RY BRICK
STORE AND RESIDENCE, on north side Of Tradd
street. next west Of Bedon's alley. known as,No.
20, measuring on Tradd street about thirty feet,
aud in depth about sixtyeight feet, more or less.
This property is now rented Ut very remunera:
tive rate. =. a: .tssT- =.
Terms, for both pieces OF property, are--One:
third to be cash; balance by bonds payable in
one and two yenrs, secured by mortgages OF prop.
erty, interest on bonds TO be .sen-annual. The
Store and Residence to be insured for credit por-
tioD and policies to be properly assigned. Pur:
chasers to pay ]. b. FORD for papers and stamps.
may yl6-thstu4
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BY A. c. McGILLlVRAY,

A Nm ELIZA MATHEWS VS.. J. s. K.
n LEGARE, Executor Of MIS- E. B.. White,
ct al. e4 ..i;isisy
BY virtue OF an order Of the Hon. R. F. Graham.
to me directed, will be sold, on THURSDAY. the
23d day OF May, instant, In front OF the Court
All that LOT OF LAND. on the southeast corner
OF Tradd and Greenhill streets, measuring, ana
containing tnirty.eight feet on Tradd street 6y
one hundred and ffty.three feet on Greenolll
street with quantity OF old bricks thereon, the
property being old 10 change investment.
Terms-As much cash as will pHy the expenses
OF sale and OF the proceedings In this case; bal.
ance on credit OF TWO years. with interest from
II. w. NJ MACKEY,
may9-th3 Sheriff OF Charleston county. =
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RIBBON Department

We have just opened fresh invoice Of Plain,
Boiled and Gros Grain RIBBON, comprising all
the fashionable shades at very popular prices.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE
No. 80 KING STREET,
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF SOCIETY STREET.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Of all kinds.
PIPES OF every quality.
Call and examine Stock before buying else
where.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER, Proprietor.
N.B.-The Wheel OF Fortune constantly on
hand. Invest 25 cents and try your luck.
mch7 DC&wlyr
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NHE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.

The HOME SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
makes the lock stitch, (alike on both sldesD nas
selfadjusting tension, and is the only nrst elass
low price Sewing MAchlne'in the market adapted
for every variety Of sewing from musllns to
heaviest cloths. Price $25 ard s37.
Agents wanted. Send stamp for circnlar ana
gannle OF Sewing T. T.. BISSELL,
General Agent,
ian11-fmw8mo Charleston, 8. O.
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HOSIERY and PARASOLS.

We call particular attention to the above
goods, which will be found real bargains, offer.
ing an opportunity seldom met with In this city.
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Eegal Notlres.

TSTATE NOTICE. = ALL PARTIES
~ having claims against The late EDWIN D.
ENSTON, will present the same, duly attesed,
and those indcnted will make payment to AU-
GUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Esq, Attorney at Law,
No. as Broad streer. SUSAN l.. EhSTON,
m Wills Qualified EXecutrix.
U,HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-Court OF com.
mon Pieas.-W. A. COURrENAY, for Union
Wharvps. ct oil, Plaintiffs, va. the City Council Of
Chsrlestou, Defenoants.- for lnjunction.-
ON hearing read the cworn complain. IN this &C.
tiop. and the affidavit o. ". R. MORRIS, and on
motion OF BUST & BUST, PlalntilI's Attorneys ::
It is ordered and adjudged that the defendants,
the City Council OF Charleston, their officers;
agents and employees, be eIjol ed ana retained
from erecting or causing to he erected, In PlncN.
ney street. in the City OF Charleston, the tanS or
trough, set forth in the complaint, lor tne pnr-
pose Of filing the same with water from the Arte.
sian Well, in the said City OF Charleston, 10 pe
used Unfortunately by all persons and an.
mails In the said city or from filing the same WIN
wafer from said Arteslan Well or otherwise until
the further urder OF the Court.
(>igned) r. F. GRAHAM.
May 2, 1872.
certify that the within Is true COPY Of the
original order for Injunction, Of file in ths office.
A. @. RICHMOND, U. c. c P,
mays Charleston County.
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Mem 10nbliratlotts.


THE NEW "HYMNAL" 1;SlIa AT TWENTY
We have received large supply OF the various
najtiona nf the New HiMNAL. The new 40 mo-
edition at 20 cents, 80 Genus and 40 cents; IS mo.
edition at 90 cents, 90 cents, 81 and upwards.
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PuRCHGOTT, BENEDDT&CO
NO. 244 KING STREET,

WOuli respectfully announce TO their
friends and customers that they are now
opening In all their Departments unusually
large and elegant assortment OF
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6allIpGDS.
GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
&2N M E

CHARLESTON, 8. O., December %, 1871.
On and afoer SUNDAY, December "a, the Passen.
ger Trains on the south Carolina Railroad Will run
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15
TURNING MEN INTO FISHES,

A French inventor has patented an
APPARATUS for swimmers. For the
hand. he hasa large membranous fiji,
which Is held Ia it, place by loops
passing over the fingers and i strap
around the wrist. The surface pre-
aelited to the water by these tins Is 90
large n. to add greatly to the effective.
ness Of the strokes Of the arm, but not
40 large a. to exhaust the muscular
power. Their effect Is to reduce very
much the effort required to swim with.
out them. But the greatest Ingenuity
Is displayed In the form aud fitness OF
thu tils for the legs. which are at
tachcd to the ankles. and are 30 formed
that they act upon the water, both In
tho movement Of bringing the legl to-
gcther and throwing them back. They
act 50 finely In "treading water" rs
the swimmers call 1t, ,thst one al
really walk, II not OH the water, at
least In It. The difference between
swimming with this apparatus and
without it Is very much like the differ
snce between rowing q boat with the
handle aud the blade Of the oar. The
old swimmer has no trouble in using
the tins ut first trial, aud Is surprised
to find with what ease lie car swim
without exhaustion. He easily swlms
twice rs fa.t with the apparatus as
without 1t, and he cat sustain himself
for hours upon the water, or swim
miles with it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15
A FATAL ACCIDENT,
From the Reno Journal OF Saturday.

~ AhNhNS VI aAe
We are again called upon to chroni-
Gle another and fatal accident. On
Friday evening, July 9th, Mr.. A. Ora
z~er-brewer ut Crystal Peak after
dlspoSing of a load Of beer In Reno.
started OH his return trip. having as a
load a number OF empty beer kegs.
There waS also 4 passenger Oh the seat
with him whose name, As near rs We
eau ascertain. wal kiehn. The trip was
made safely until they arrived within
half n mile Of crystal Peak, when, By
some mi,hap. the wagon was upset
IN { &c edge Of a steep bank cloSe to the
surging 'r,uckee. Both men We're
thro n fl, KLEIN fallingto thu ground
In such u way that the seat Of the
wagon lodged on his breast, crushing
him to death. He called to Grazer
once, "Couutryman. help me out. |
an dying" but Grazer stunned from the
fall lie had received, or probably
bewildered from the effects Of the beer
he had lmbibed during the day, Instead
Of trying e help the unfortunate man,
ran halt II Iuile for assistance. Assist.
ance finally reached KLEIN, but too late.
he WAS deal. In. weight Of the seat
had ~>u:f".ate'l him. His body was
taken to the toea~ .nd OIL Sunday bu.
ried, with,lt even All Inquest bei"g
held. ki-nn. wal \ German and Ar
rived Ia R.'i, tin Wednesday evening
| previous To his ,ielh from Gold Ruiz.
Placer county. California, and came
here In search y; wrrS. Mr.. l.. Win
termantel procir Il hir, work and he
was OH his WAY - crystal Peak with
Grazier To cut whr,. yheu the acci-
| dent occurred wnicli cost him his life.
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REMARKABLE 81 IN.

One Mortimer. an Iri.hElan, died In
London n few weeks as'. During his
life liz wa. known u. ! ~, .ier cccell-
tric character. with a habit Of always
carrying n book under his arm. but.
after his deith. the Court Journal pub
ii,heL n skr:ch of his career. which
shows him to have been one OF the
most remarkable men OF the age. In
his youth no was q cabin boy on nh
American vessel. Then hs became u
a medical student In Paris, but Joined
In the rebellion IN lSi3. and was COM
PEELED to leave. His physical strength
wa marvelou. and he turned this to
account BY joining a circus In Austria
liza Nd Il Hercules. Returning to Eu.
rope he delivered lectures on Shaks
peare in Germany, was employ ed oy
the late Charles Lever rs tutor 10 hlr
children at Florence. taught Greek at
Hamburg, managed \ troupe OF Span
ish ballet dancers In Holland, travelled
with rom Thumb. and went upon the
stage with Sir William Don, the baro-
net actor. But the most remarkable
fact Is that the hero Of all these ex-
PLOTS was really n Of the greatest
lingnists In Europe, being . thorough
classical scholar, and speaking with
fiurncy the French, German. Russian.
Polish, Spanish, Italian, modern Greek.
rurki.h, Arabic, Irish, Welsh aud
Danish languages.
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SUPERSTITION ABOUT THE TAuNTU-
LA.-One OF the most absurd Of super
stition, has been that relative to the bite
of the spider called tho rrantula,
which takes its name from Tar8nto. In
Italy. For centuries the more ignorant
Of the Italians have imagined that the
wound Of this insect Is fatal unless
cured by music, which aroused the
person wounded from the lethargic
stupor caused by the venom, and BY
Keeping him constantly moving saved
his iife-thence the "swift, deltrious
sort Of Italian dance In whirling six
eight measure" known as the taran-
tells. DR.. Carvillo. q distinguished
medical professor at Naples. has lately
been exposing the fallacy Of his vulgar
notion by pmrpo.ely getting bitten,
and wholly abStaining from any der
vlsh-like gambols. Time, which unas-
sisted. cures 80 many ailments. cured
the professor, to the great disappoint-
ment of the musical therapeutics.
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A Nnn,N SHOT.
From the Ely record Of July Iath.l

From the Ely oCOru u S0y ASNJ |
Yesterday ,nor.ing at 8 o'clock one
NJ n worst AMI most likely successful
attempts at murder ever perpetrated
I'm Phoebe wa committed upon the
persoa Of a Si.aalst courtesan known
as Panama J,ci." alias Fanny Pc
terson. by her lover. Perry Fuller. not
unknown to the criminal calendar OF
Nevada. 1t appears the parties named
have had frequent lovers quarrels."
and for some tiue have not lived to-
grther. Last winter lie attempted, du-
ring a jealous freak. to burn her house
hold goods, bedding. c,otning. ETC.,
aud we learn that on several occasions
since he has attempted tine life OF the
womau. At the hour stated yesterday
he Issued from a lodging house. having
seen the woman passing TO her resi-.
dsnce. aud. without warning, fired
upon her. the ball taking effect In the
right forearm. badly SCATTERING the "a
dius. The woman then attempted To
run. but fell, whereupon he deliber-
ately walked tn where she WAS lying,
aud standing almost yer her PROSTATE
form, fired two more shots at her. one
OF which took effect In her lefs hip and
must have passed thi ough the illlum
Into the abdominal cavity. The other
.hot passed through her clothes with
out harlning her. Then, thinking ne
hal undoubtedly killed her. he went n
short distance AWAY. placed the muzzle
OF the pistol to his mouLh-took 1t out,
and fired a shot into the ground: He
then walked OF. pistol Ia hand, but
was soon arrested By Deputy Conita-
BILE Livermore and taken to jail. The
woman wal carried Into her house,
and Drs. Bishop and Deal were soon
OH hand and did all In their power to
~alleyiase her sufferlngs. From what
we have been able 10 learn, this
Is no, the first offense OF this
man Fuller. rs he narrowly escaped
conviction IN Virginia City for horribly
mutilating the face Of Il courtesaii, In
All ~inhuInan manner, with a bowie
knife. Some Of his friends claim that
he Is insane. but If such Is the case he
should long since have been confined
In an asylum or prison, aud not allowed
to run rampant In the manne he has.
All cannot but regret that the pistol
was not discharged when he placed 1t
In his mouth. Al this writing scarcely
any hope is entertained for the recov-
cry Of the woman. Size was we'll
known throughout the northern coun-
try, having travelled much through
Idaho. Knotenal aud Montana, but has
resided in this place for some mouths
past.
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CREAM BEsR.-As tile warm weather
Is now upon US we begin to think Of re.
tre,hing drinks. Here l. famed receips
which We give. 1t Is an etfervescing
drink, but far pleasanter than soda
water, inssmuch as you do not have to
drink for your life to got your moneys
worth, tho efferveScence being much
slower. Two ounces tartaric acid, two
pounds white sugar. the juice Of one
lemon. three piIts Of water. Boil to.
gethcr five minutes; when nearly
cold. add the whites Of three eggS we'll
beaten, with halfa cup Of flour aud
half AL ounce Of essence OF winter
green. Bottle aud keep In a cool place.
Take two tablespoonful, OF this syrup
for a tumoler OF water, aud add one
quart Of a teaspoonful ofsoda.-House.
hnI1