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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-04

GERMAN ITEMs.-At meeting OF the Ger
man Rifle Club, held last evening, the invita-
ton from the Savannah Schutzen to attend
their fest in that city, on the 18th, 18th and
10Th iustants, was received and accepted. A
roll of such members as would attend was
opened, aud it is thought that about fifty will
accept the invitation, and represent the Ger
man marksmen of Charleston in the shooting
contests 10 the Forest City.
The members Of the German H1ssars are
requested to meet this evening for the purpose
of reorganlzlng this favorite old corps. Cap.
tain Theodore Cordes, their veteran captain,
Issues the call.
The delegation from the Charleston Schultz.
engeselschaft to the Hanover Schutzeniest
left New York on the lst Of June, In the ship
Danube, for Bremen.
The sacred concert for the benefit of the
new German Church will take place on the
evening of the 18th instant, in the church.
Mr.. Schroeder, the cigar and tobacco dealer,
has supplanted his King William sign with a
portrait OF Count Bismarck, which appears in
the Zeltung of to-day. The likeness to the
German minister is good, but, like the sun,
has several curious spots on the face.
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The New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May 81.
The Financial Chronicle says: The very small
receipts at oui ports, the decreasing $40 K and
fair spinnsg deT and, together with the tInlroVe.
ment at LlverpOo, whiC has IN limited way
revived the demand for export, have. during the
past week, enabled The bulls to get twist on The
shorts, which Yesterday had resulted IN an ad.
vance since last Friday of1Ac for middings, lxc
for low midhlings. ~ for good ordinary. and &c
.or ordinary; tue close tonight being, however,
less firm, though without any decline In the quo
tatOns. The purely speculative nature OF the ad-
vance Is seen in the fact that all growLhs, whether
uplands Alabama, New ORLEANS Or TeXa are
held at precisely the same figure, being equally
available for delivery on contracts. But,
although the ADVANCE is the result OF The
fact that Ihe shorts have been cornered,
the movement has been helped forward BY the
sLeadiness OF the legitlma'e demand from our
spinners and from shippers. as noted above,
Leading to rapid reduction 10 stocks. For the
next crop, speculation has gradually extended,
and the early months advanced considerably, out
for the later months there ls less doing. Decem.
DER, however, on Thursday had advanced &c, anu
The closing price to-day was 10 TIC Tte prices
last reported for futures were lbssis low MID
dlIngs) rs &c., for June; 25Ac, for July y 7-l6c
for August; 2S I.lec for September; 2oIc, for
October; 19 15.18c, for November; ls 7-i6c, Tor
December. The total sales Ol this description Tor
the week are l52, 400 bales. For lmmeuiate dellV'
cry the total sales foot up, this week. SoI Daes
Including 4O95 for export, 1878 Tor consumption,
l25 for speculation, and s77 lu transit.
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SALES UNDER TAX EXECUTIoNs.-The sale
of real property In this county, under execu
tions for taxes, was begun yesterday morning
at the Fireproof Building, according to the
lists published in The News. Four pieces ol
property belonging to Mr.. James R. Addison,
were fret on the LIST, and one of them, the
house and lot No. 10 aud IL Weems court, was
knocked down to Mrs. L. E. Horlbeck for
$7O1 4O.l0O. This being the amount due for
taxes and penalties upon all four OF the pieces
the others were not put up. No other prop
erty was offered at this time, and the sale was
discontinued until noon to-day. The auction
will be continued from day to day, at the Fire.
proof Building, until the taxes are all paid OF
the advertised property sold.
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THE RIOTERS IN CoURT.-The participants in
the disgraceful disturbance which took place
at the entrance to the market on Saturday
night, and eliminated in fusilade of brick
bats near the Gusrdhouse, were brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning. Isaac
Mitchell, Ed. ]. Lloyd, James Whaley and
Boston Fowler, oil colored, who were impll-
Gated In the beginning of the disturbance in
resisting the police and resculng prisoner,
were each fined two dollars and ordered to
give bonds in the sum of one hundred dollars
each to keep the peace. Robt. Grant and
Theodore Bell, arrested afterwards for riotous
conduct, were sentenced each to pay a fine of
two dollars. with an alternative of twenty
days In the House of Correction. Jas. Green
and George Richardson were each sentenced
to pay fine of one dollar or go to the House
Of Correction for ten days.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Ellen Emanuel and
Sophia Ward, two Amazons, lodged for fight
ing In yard in Market street, were each
fined one dollar.
John Edward, q small boy, arrested on the
charge of stealing two chairs found In his pos
session, was remanded tor further examlna-
ton.
Samuel Holmes, the disconsolate darkey
who tried to end his life by drinking whiskey
and laudanum and finally jumping into well,
was dismissed with some good advice.
1. Robinson, the colored youth found lying
about In ST. Pauls Churchyard, was fined ifty
cents.
James Armstrong, a small colored boy, ar
rested for stealing two dollars from another
small boy who was sent out to the shop to
make purchases. was sent up to the House of
Correction for thirty days.
Edward Ray, sharp youth who appeared
as witness 10 the above case, was recognized
as an escaped prisoner, and sent along with
his friend to his old quarters in the House of
Correction.
A dog, which had been running at large on
Hampstead Mall and bitten q small child, was
sentenced to be shot by joint committee con-
slsting of the owner OF the dog and the parent
OF the child
Two cows, found astray, caused fine of one
dollar each to be imposed upon their owners.
The anti-temperance delegation at court was
very strong, consisting of seven, all told, from
the lower wards. Two Of them, of whom one
was ! small boy, found lying stupidity intoxl-
Gated In doorway, was discharged. One was
sent to the Almshouse, three were fined fifty
cents each, and the last was fined one dollar.
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TAKING TINE BIZ THE FoRELoCK.-Messrs.
McLoy & Rice, the proprletors of the hand
some dry goods store at the corner of King
and Hasel streets, are determined that the
burden Of their groanlng shelves shall be
made familiar to every purchaser In Charles.
ton, and have adopted the sensible plan of ad-
vertislng their wares In the columns of THE
NEWS. They offer large invoice of Paris
goods at less than the gold cost of importa.
tion, and their whole stock will be cleared of
at reduced prices. Mating is offered at twenty.
five cents yard, and other articles at cores
pondingly low figures. A visit to the corner
of Hasel and King will delight the mothers
and daughters OF Charleston, although Pater
familias is sure to hail the result with any.
thing but smile.
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Meetings This Day.

Friendship Lodge, K. OFF,, at half-past
P. NJ.
Hibernlan Society, at P. n.
German Hussars, at P. n.
Charleston Mounted Club, at 8 P. N.
yigilant Fire Company, at P. N.
Charleston Zouave Rifle Club, Company A,
at 8 P. N.
Promptltude Fire Company, at P. M.
Palmetto Guard Rife Club, at halfpast
Pm.
Charleston Social Mounted Club, at P. N.
Freundschaftsbund, at P. n.
Sumter Social Club, at half-past P. NJ.
Irish Festival Committee, at P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. i, at 8P. NJ.
Queen City Club, at P. N.
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The NEW PANORAMA OF the United States
was exhibited for the first time last evening,
at the Hlbernan Hall, before house which
was not crowded. The scenes are taken from
the familiar places In Charleston and Its sur
roundInga, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia,
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and com.
prise all the celebrated public buildings and
places of note in these cities and States. The
views Of Charleston are we'll painted, and that
representing the Market, on Saturday night,
is executed with vlgor and humor which
makes the general effect both striking and
amusing. The painting of the panorama
Is By no means one OF its faults, and
gives the spectator a faithful and life
like picture of the scene or building to
be represented. That the exhibition was q
new thing struck all present, particularly in
the want of that precision and smoolhness
With which the canvas should have moved.
1t wouldn't come straight, and the diagonal
wrinkles, broad and deep, which ran through
the pictures, gave the capitol sinuous ap-
pearance at war with all rules of architecture.
and threatened to rock the ''Cradle of Ameri.
can Liberty" clean out of lis equilibrium. A
scattering fire of comment was Kept up by q
lecturer, who, If he did not instruct, certainly
amused the audience, and several Of his re-
marks and anecdotes were pertinent and really
funny The audience, however, were good
natured, and, with the aid of fac orchestra,
the entertainment passed off very well. A
little practice must decidedly improve the
mise-en-scene and will, doubtless, make the
panorama an interesting and attract exhl-
biti0n.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LADIES, why will you do your sewing by
hand when you can buy sewing machine on
such easy terms? The Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company are selling their celebrated
machines on the Instalment plan, and their
terms are so very liberal that anybody can
buy one. They invite the ladies to their par
lor, No. 1856 King street, where 1t will afford
tie agent great deal of pleasure to show the
different styles Of machines; also, samples OF
work done on them, whether you wish to pur-
chase or not. jun4-ws2
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MoRDERous AFFRAY AT GRAHAM's CROSS
RoADs.-Ou last Saturday night white man,
residing aud engaged in the turpenline busl-
ness at Graham's CROSSROADS, on the North
eastern Railroad, was assaulted aud 30 badly
wounded by negro that but little hope Is en-
tertaIned of his recovery. The two had
misunderstanding, in which the negro picked
up q brick and struck the white man on the
head, Telling him to the ground. While the
latter was thus lying senseless, the negro
went of, and having cut tough stick and
sharpened the point, he returned TO the pros
trale man and jobbed 1t into the latter's
breast. The point entered between the Ribs,
Just below the heart, infllcting serious and,
1t is thought, fatal wound. A physician was
called In and afforded every assistance, but he
gave it as his opinion that the wound was
bleeding internally, and that the wounded
man could not live. He was, however, still
alive when last heard from. The negro, see
Ing what he had done, took to the woods and
made his escape. A strong posse went In pur.
suit ofhim.
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RENovAL.-The inmates of the House of
Correction were removed on Thursday last
from the. gloomy building at the corner ol
Magazine and Mazyck streets to the Ashley
River Farm, and the old House OF Correction Is
to be advertised for sale. The farm Is q
healthy suburban residence, where rascals,
penni,ess drunkards and vagrants may retire
for seated periods from the Mayors Court, and
the terms, spending few days In the coun-
try" and ''been rusticating." will acquire q
new significance among the fraternity. In
fact, these offenders and thieves will soon be-
come skilled In field work, and may one of
these days electrify their fellow countrymen
with 'swhat they know about farming"
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, June ].
SPIRITS TURPENTINB-HaS deciued &c. Sales
OF 227 casks at sac per gallon for Southern pack.
ages.
RosrN.-Sales of 147l bbls at 81 81 for strained,
So 80 for No 2, 50 for extra No 2, So 12K fr 'ow
No l. So 80 for No l. SO 62H for extra No l. $4a4 26
for low pale, and - 50a5 for pale.
CRUDE IUBPBETINB-Unchanged. Sales OF 38s
bols at So Us for hard, 81 for yellow dip and IS
for virgin.
So SO per Dbl. Market 6rm.
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LARGE MOVEMENT OF VEGETABLEs.-The
agents Of the, s..Iron Line," to accommodate
the farmers, have changed their sailing days
for the month of June to Tuesday evenings,
on account of The quantity Of vegetables going
forward, and the arrival on Friday L. Vow
York, giving time to distribute to neighborlng
markets. The South Carolina will call this
afternoon at ak O'Clock, receiving freight up
to 645.
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THE RURAL CAR0L1NIAN, for June, opens
with an article explaining the organization
and aims of the secret association called "rhe
Patrons of Husbsndry." Among other Inter-
terestiny papers in the number, are the fol-
lowing: s.Subjects of Investigation In Agri-
culture" "a New Departure in Southern
Farming, !" .Sumac- Culture and Preparation,
.sea Weed as Fertilizer" IAN Experiment
in Deep Breaking of the Soi," ''stay on the
Farm-Counsel OF City Clerk" why and
How does Land Plaster Benefit Crops"
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DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COAPYB
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <F6&
No. A. North River, foot Of Canal S&leN&6
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the I0th
and S0th Of every month except when these
dates ial on Sunday, then the saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with steam'
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran
cisco first Of every month. except Wnen IL Iails ON
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at hRVan8, put 60
direct from New York to Aspln wall.
One hundred pounds baggage ree 70 each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other informstionlpply
st the l,OMPIEY,S TIORET OFFICE. On the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New York.
july281yr +. d HAbY, Agent,
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A JOINT RoBBERY.-Alfred Singleton was
arresred yesterday by the detectives charged
With stealing two chairs and some pieces OF
silver plate from the residence Of Mr.. B..
sbirer, in Spring street, near st. Philip. The
prisoner was an associate of John Edwards,
who HAS been already arrested, and the fruits
of their robbery were found in their joint
apartment in house in st. Philip street. The
couple are held for examination.
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oRprns cu1Er or PoL1cs. Juna 8. Is72.

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, June 8, 1872.
Respectfully returned TO his Honor the
Mayor. with the remark that the above order
has been complied with at the earliest practl-
cable moment, and that the opinions and sng-
gestlons OF the LAW officers Of the clty-Hon.
W. A. Pringle and Hon. D. T. Coroin-are sub
staniially as follows: First. They advise that
no steps be taken by the police department to
interfere in any manner with The Enterprise
Railroad, 80 long as the Injunction recently
issued by Judge Graham ls of force, and sec
ondly they recommend that meeting of the
board of health be at once called tn
order to determine the nature and magnitude
of the evil complained of; the proper remedies
to be applied thereto In sanitary poiRt OF
view, and the time and manner at and In
which the same should be applied. That this
being accomplished, report of the came be
made to your Honor. aud bv you submitted to
them as the law officers of the city, with In
structions to Institute at once such proceed
ings before the courts as may, In their judy
ment, effect the earliest and most satisfactory
relief In the premises.
JOHN G. MINoTr, Chief of Police.
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FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. PA King
street, offer: lO-4 Allendale Quilts, 81 37t;
l1.4 Allendale Quilts, 81 so; l24 Allendale
Quilts, 81 60; Honeycomb Quilts, 81 40. so
rolls White Mating, 273c; so rolls Check Mat
ting, SOC. Lace Shawls reduced rs per cent
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1IyERpooL cLAss1F1CATIoN,


RICs.-There was limited business at Hteady
We quote common to fair at 716@SHc; good $40
8%c.f
NAVAL SToREs.-Recepts 1873 bbls spirits tur'
pentine and 645 bbls roslns. Spirits turpentne
was dull. and there were no sales. 1t was offer
ed at sic p gallon. Sales Of rosins 800 bbls at So
for extra pale s5 25 for pale, IS for low pale, and
rs bbs of fancy brand on private terms. On
Friday and Saturday some 5000 bbs rosins were
sold on the basis OF previous quotations.. Crude
turpentire may be quoted at So 76 for virgin,
81 90 for yellow dip, and $3.50 for hard.
fRgIaHTs.-To LlverpooI, BY steam direct, nomi
nal on uplsnds, nominal on sea islands; via New
FORK, hd o. uplsnds, xd on sea Islands; by sail,
I'd on uplands, on sea islands nominal. To
asyre-o uplauds. Ooastwise-to New YORK BY
steam 50 on upland. and - on sea Islands; 81 6C
q tierce On rice; by sail Nc p fh On coston;-
tierce on rice; SOC p barrel on rosiE; So p OF
lum DER; $40 p N on timber. To Boston, BY sail
60 q ID on upland cotton; rosln Csc; resaWed
stuff $lo9lo So; phosphate s6@6 80. TO ProVi
dence, by sail $40 a on boards, nc = ID on
cotr0n; ny steam 81 p bale on New YORK rates
TO Phi!n ielphis, by steam 81 q on cotton
oy sail, $50 II on boards; 50 6o@lo on timber; ST
Ger ton on clay, and $sa$a 90 on phosphstes. Te
baltimore by steam Xc p n by sail, So 6o@7 ?
on boards; ss@s 50 on timber 50 IS :
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de
nand by our merchants to take lumber freishti
rom Georgetown, 8. O., Darlen and satilla River
Ia, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports
,rd slo@I2 a II are the rates on lumber anc
,oerd8.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 24H.
DOMESTIC EXcH AHaY.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par to y premium
Outside they purchase at 1.l6@K p cent. pre-
MUM, and sell at 3-le@x premium.
GoLp-l3614
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ID HDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATESl
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

Passengers booked to and from any .<%k
Railway station or Seaport in GREAT SNl&H3E
Britain, Ireland Norway, Sweden, Dsumark,
Germany, France, Holland, Belgium, anu the
United States,
Cabin Fare from New York to London, Liver.
pool, Glasgow and Derry by Wednes .ay's Steam
ers $780, By saturdays steamers $65 and SO.
EXCURSION TICKETS, $40.
Intermediate, S33; Steerage, $2s. all payaoie Id
Currency. ~,
Parties sending for their friends In the Old
CouOtry can purchase tickets at lowest rates.
Fur further particulars apply 10 the Agents,
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
No. Bowling Green, N. T.,
Orto DOUGLAS N1SBET, ~ :
Southern Wharf,
aprI1-3mospkw Charleston, 8. O.
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DRESS GooDs DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
d Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public 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
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN d
Co., No. 24s King street. may16
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HrA SSAa.-Several days ago the steam
tug Gazelle, belonging to the Marine and Rs7er
Phosphate Mining and Manufacturing Com
psny, ran upon broken pile in the stono
River, off Johns Island, and sank In about ten
feet of water. Another steam tug Vas sent
from the city to her relief, and yesterday sue.
ceeded In hauling her or the snag. She Is
now fixed up so as to float and Is being towed
down to the city.
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ENvHLoPEs.-A large stock of Envelopes al
ways on hand at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.
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CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND LODGES can have
their Constitutions, Summonses, Bills, &C.,
printed neatly, quickly and cheaply, by leav-
ing orders at The NEWS JOB OFFICE.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KnLER sweeps
them off and clears the house speedily. Try
it. Sold by dealers everywhere.
apr23-tuths2mos
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DoWLEs BROTHERS & CO.,
LONDON, PARIS AND BOST o N
No. 10 WILLIAM STREET,
NEW YORK.
N E W 70 R Z.

CIRCULAR CREDITS for Travellers available
throughout the world Bills OF Exchange and
Transfers on any part Of Europe in
sums to suit. may23x
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FINE LEAD PENCILS, rubber-tlpped, As cents
a dozen. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND EAST
BAY NEWS Room. apr16-tu
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FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, offer, previous to taking yearly In
ventory of stock, great bargains in all their
departments,
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wa,,tneford & Co.'s Provision Circular.

CINCINNATI, May 80.
The continued large receipts or hogs at the
leading Western markets IS depressing infu-
ence upon Ihe provision trade, and has been 3
hv m INV n moi ali engaged in the trade that after
the regular packing season was ended tine re.
CENTS OF hogs would be only In a small way; but
ihe contrary OF this has been the Case. The re-
ceipts at this city and Chicago from March lst to
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THE BELL QUEsrIoN.-The ao'ence VI 1n'
hell from the tower of the Marion Steam Fire
Engine Company is a source OF disquletuae
to MANY of our citizens of the upper wards
The people depend upon it for alarms, and the
firemen generally in the upper wards listen for
IL, snd act with promptness when 1t is rung.
MANY earnest wishes are expressed that Coun-
ell will take steps to replace the bell In the
tower at an early day.
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Receipts per Railroad, Juno 3.
aorrrH ClpoLrNi RkILRokD.

4s2 bales cotton, ~ bales goods. 1o2 bbls naval
stocS TO TO RsirosS Kali AGENT S % Sloan seIsnioas
WHgener Il MonseeI. W b Williams d Sop, Roach
Mofett. Stsr1ens. Werner & Ducker, B O'Neill,
Jefords co. Bulwinkle, g Walter 4 co, W
smith CO, Cnape "a q CO, Kinsman Howell,
Bollmann Bros, Courtney d co, A ] Salinas
Tiedeman, Calder co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
bales cotton, 594 bbll naval stores, cara lum
ber mdae &c. To Barden & Parker, Whilden 4
Jones, RTWalker, Kinsman 4 Hosel, O Leloen
rood, Chspeau d co, Witte Bros Frost, Adg,r 4
CO. 8 Schlrmer, crane, Bnylston CO, q Leid
McGorty Railroad Agent, aud Others.
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Picnic AND EXCURSION PARTIES will consult
their interests by calling at The NEWS JOB
OFFICE, when printed tickets or posters are
needed.
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YE THIRSTY MoRrALs. ATrENTIoN!-Gard.
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch of the Hasel street es
tabllshment. aprl6