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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-24

KID GLOVES, of best quality, (Alexandre's
Grande Duchesse,) have been reduced to
81 rs at Uferhardt's. Also, the latest In Lace
Collars, and In all Dress Goods, is put down
in-price. Fine Broche shawls are being offer
ed very cheap, and a beautiful Black Silk Vel
vet for Cloaks at $l2 so, worth $40. French
Black Silks and German Cloths and CASH.
meres, especiallyin black, are selling at 20
per cent. under late prices. Please do not
forget the corner of King and Market streets
U%rFYRHlRDr's, decls-Wfmtuk :
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LEATHER R%rr1c5LEs, fine and medium quail
tiles, at WhIlden's. dec1S-7
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SINGER Machines sold Tor cash, With dis
count of. !
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Nex Work. Rica mnrk.t.

NEW YORK, December II.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market Is quiet
and steady. Sal y $50 bags Rsngoon at 7a7Ac,
and 20 Iierces Carolina at 7xa8c.
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Imports
LrVEhPooL-Per BIZ bark Onward-8 quarter
casks wine, Gourdin, Matthiessen 4 co; 4 cases
wine. l fierce earthenware, ! trunk personal ef.
fects, to Order; 30 crfrea e~arthenwRre, TO Order;
! casE hardware 80 Rnyils. 8 casks and 4 cases
hardware, 2 cases and l cask hardware, ! cssk
hardware, 10 casks hardware, to J K Adger 4 co;
81 casks hardware. to bart & co; l cask earthen.
ware, TO Peter Wright d SON, 2 tierces and ! cssk
glassware, TO Gibbss u co; s bags nails, to Hart q
co., casks and 2 cases hollowware, 2 leases hol.
loWare, to Order; IS cases aud4 Gales mdse, to
Order; 400 sacks salt, to order; 50 crates earthen.
nails. ] f!bundle hardware, 7 casks chains. to 8 B
Marahnl q co,
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sPLESDD CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.-Gold Pens
Pencil Cases, Fancy Boxes and French Note
Paper, al. B. Z. Neufvllle's, No: l07 East Bay
decl9-thstu3
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WHO WILL CARE FOR MOTHER NOW m-Buy
her a Home Shuttle Sewing Machine and she
will take care of herself.
decl4, SIS, 20, 81, 1924
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JUST RECEIVED, q fine assortment Of Chill
dren's Fancy Hats, at PLENaE's, No. 20l King
street. decl9-8
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WILL BE SOLD HIS WEEK at private sale, In
quantities to suit purchasers, by VIM. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street, a large and well
assorted stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Perfumerles, China Ware, Toys and
Notions, suitable for. the Holidays OF. Christ
mas presents. Ladies are particularly iuvlt-
ed 10 examine our stock of Fancy Goods.
Goods are ordered to be sold by parties ship
ping regardless OF price. Call and see for
yourselves. - e decl7
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BRONZE FIGURES, Vases, Toilet Sets, &C., at
Hsyden's, King street. decls-7
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Cur GLASS DRoANTERs, Goblets, Wines, &C..
at Whllden's. dec1S-7
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NEW YORK Turkeys FOB SALE at No. s
Market street. TERRY / NoL1N.
dec2l-2%
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~ JNGS' MOUNTAIN MILITARY
SCHOOL,
YoRKvuILE, SOUTH CAROLINA.

The First Session OF the School year, 1878, will
begin February lat, and end June soth.
Terms for School expenses l. g., board. tuition.
fuel, lights. washing, stationery, &C., $l35 per
Session, payable In advance. For Circulars,
address COLONEL A.
deolI.wfmH Principal
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EXAMINE the Singer. Learn thetterms they
sell them on. Send one home for Christmas.
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A SUITABLE PREsENT.-Havana Cigars, va
rlous qualities, at Wilson's dec2s-2
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FINE TOILET SETS and Decorated China
Chamber Sets, at Whilden's. dec1s.7
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FURs FOR THE HoL1DAYs.-At Furchget,
Benedict d Co. Furs for ladies, Furs for chill
dren, Furs for all, at very low figures.
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CHR1srMAs Is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go 10
Allsn's, 307 King street.
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P~LATEDwlRE, Jeweiry and -silverware, e
Whilden's. declS-7
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PURSES, PoRrNoNNA1Es-in. fine Russia.
leather, at Whilden's. deolS-7
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ThszChnrleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

OFFICl CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EvEN1fG, December %, 1874.
CoTToN.-The market showed q moderately fair
demand, ipreservtngla steady" and sunchanged
character. Sales nesr 1000 bales, say 10 al lex, 8
at TICK, 80 at Il, II at I7xs2sat IN. "a at TX,
90 at 17X,12Iat la IS at lsXs, lao at 1sx, rs at
1sX,s7 at 1sx, at lux, 9ist@ ls,,' no at1sx, IS at
1sx, 1os at lsH, 2 ut 1sx, 8 at zoe = n. We
quote:
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WHrLDEN has a full stock of Porcelain and
White GraniteWsre.. - -decl8-7 :
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The TERMS Of Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany are 80 liberal that no one need be with
out q sewing machine. sn -
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CHINA TIA SETS, forty-four and hlty.si1
pieces, at Whllden's. decl8-7
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SCOTCH Wood Vases and Boxes, at Will.
denis, decl8-7
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GIFTS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-For silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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The Splendid side:Wheel Steamers sA@
DICTATOR and CITY POINT Wlua61ns
leave Southern Wharf az above
No extra charge made for Meals and STATE
For Freight and Passage apply to
KAVENEL d CO.,
Corner Yanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
dec2
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WRITING DESKS, Work Boxes and Dressing
Cases at Hayden's, King street. decl8-7

FINE Cur GLASSWARE, China Cups ar
Saucers at Haydsn's, King street. dec1s-7
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d o B r L o B I D A..
VIA sAvAHHAH.r ;,

The Splendid slde.wheel Steamers, -
DICTATOR. OaptainL I. n. 0oxettel,
OITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, VIII Leave
Charleston every TUBaDkY, ana BUN.
DAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock precisely, for .l..f
SAVANNAH, -
FBRNANDMA
JAOKSOHvMLE, .tig
GREEN COVE sPRIHos,
G-7& 81. AUGUSTINE ID
AND LL-LANDMas on ST. JoHH's RIvER.
Connecting at Palatka with lsteamyfs Hf
the Oclawaha River and with the Steamer SGAh.
LI3HT for Enterprise, Hellonvtlc, and Al poanU
on the Upper st. Johns aud Indian Rtyefs.
These fne Steamers, built In New Yofk, e!pe.
cially adapted for the Florida trade, arc fQfut1aeo
With every comfort, and convenience lu0,aHos9
the CHEAPEST, SAFEST MI
ABLE HEANS OF KEACRiEG FLORIDA. 1noy
provide q lhrst- class table, well furnisneo: eom'
portable StateroomA, and make 4IkA
GHSRGE FOR HHALS AND STAfKKoOHb:
They land almost at the doors Of the principal
Hotels of ali above points, savtng the Invalid 61e
tourist the dangers and u OF Hequens
changes. -. 800 u.u-.a
for ali points in the interior, and with Railfoaa
for New orleans and Havana, via OedS keyh
For Freight or Passage. apply 70
RAVENEL d 90, A&enp
Cerner Vsnderhorst's wharf and BaAs bay.
deco
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DREsDEN China Cups and saucers, at Will
denis. 6 Ss 'declS.7
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NEHS.
Exports.

6oRTH WEYMOUTH AID BosToN-Per schf B F
,Lovell-376tons phosphate rock, 1oS bales rpland
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The Fine steamship FALCON, ]. F. Hsynie,
Commander, win sail for Baltimore, on
18Th December, at 4 O'Clock T. N.
n Philadelphia Freights forwarded 10 tnst
CITY by railroad from Baltimore without addt
tional insurance, and 0onsignees are al9wSe
ample time to sample and sell Their Geods tlon
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia.
For Freight or Passage apply 70
PAUL d. TRENHOLM, Agent
decsA.s NO. 2 Union Wharves.
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no A v A N N A d,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENING,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
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TIE CHARLESTON NEWS: TUESDAY

a CARD.
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NEW ORLEANS, December Is

1sc; low middlings lSx; middllng3 l9K; net re-
ceipts $3.50 ba'es; gross 7ls2; exports. TO Great
Britain 9l2l; continent 6Oso; c0sstwise 2a2l; sales
1900; last evening 1900; stock 1853 a72.;
GALVESTON, December Is.
Cotton quiet; not receipts. 7os bales; exports. to
Great Britain 1896; coastwise 623; sales 600; stock
40 o5o q
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SAVANNAH, December %.
Cotton quiet anil firm; net receipts A3s bales;
exports coastwis, 3slli sales 2242; stock s6,62s
Augusta. December a..
Cotton In good demand; miadlings 1sxc; re.
ceipts 1905 bales; sales 7l16:
Cotton nrm; good ordinary. ike; net receipts
1857 bales; experts coastwise 1850; sales 500;
osoob 90 car
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-05

S53~ Advertise in the DAILY RECORD, lhe
oldest paper in Venango CouAty,
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WE CAN SEND YOU A PRcCF OF THIS.
A. j. EEkWEEY.

CcLoWATfH GFAsE, Wild CAT NrLLow
J. t. lonm C- ire n j. tic only Authorized agent
N il lce II f,T the ale f 5hc Powder, Of whom
II can be OH iueG by thh key o. p'urd
II : also for sale ~ tn Hariware Store Of
co. W. ipsJr, e'roleum Cenuc Pa.
,U'y 10 t.
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a fine lot oi Imported Wines and Liquors
Just received ard for sale by GAFFNEY.
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WILMINGTON, May 80.
Net receipts III bales; sales 4s; g. ock 2l4l.
SAVANNAH, May Sn.
Cotton firm and little doing: mtdullngs 24a24Ic;
netfeeeipts 1888 bales; exports cosstwtse 1lU9;
Sales 10; stock s420 - '.'
MyMPHls, May 80.
AUGUSTA. May so.
Cotton in good demand; middliugs 24c; receipts
10 bales; sales.SS
Cotton quiet and steady; net receipts o. bales;
sales 100; stock $3.50. .'s' l7'
NEW ORLEANS, May 80.
Cotton very strong; middllngs 23Zc; net re.
ceipts 4s3 bales; gross 57i; exports to Great
Britain 3llS TO Havre 33; sales 2U00 stork 81 $685.
Net receipts IL; stock 6sl6 bales. -, F,
PRov1sIoNs AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LONDON, May so
Eyenlng.-Turpentine SIS.
LIyERP roI. May 30.
Evening. unchang d.. Corn 2Ss.
Eoon.-Four dull aud declining. Wheat quiet
and nominaly unchanged. Corn dull and un.
changed. Pork dull; mess Sl3 50al3 90. Lard
dull; steam 9xa9 5.16c. Turpentine quiet and nrm
at 65a88c. Rusln 'teidy q. So 65 for stralner.'
common to fair extra s8al050; good 70 choice
$40 SCALA Wniskey more acuve at 90: Wheat
slightly faVors buyers Corn 1c better. Rice dull
at sKa9x. Pork $iS rs. Lard heavy sNa9k.
Tallow 9asX. -..5.. -,
BALTIMORE, May 80.
Flour dull; good grades firm; low grades z5o
lower. Wheat du | and unchBDge, Corn, white
78a79c yell3w 7ia73c, mixed low grades Kc lower.
Provisions qr.t Mess pork $3 rs. Shoulders
6xc. Lard dull at sc. Whlskey 93 ~
ST. LOUIS, NAY 80.
Flour and corn unchanged. Whskey S6as8x.
Pork $le. Bacon drco2ing. Clear sides II; or
der luts unchanged.
CINCINNATI May 30
Fleur aroopinp. Corn wea,. PORK dull. Lard
steady. Bacon duh. Whiskey 86.
~, NEW ORLEANS, May 40.
Sugar. 60 i fair at exc. Mu!asses dark re.
boiled 45r; llir rebOied l7r; prime reb lied 53a
64c.. Whiskey dull ani held a. Ssae5 :; al others
unchanged
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NH, Cnar,es,on rlnrket.

FOR rHE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. MAY 81.
TIE CRops.-In large sections sufficient rams
hive beeu had, and the crop looks well. In osnef
ulaces the weather was dry, and the piant s'oou
IN need or moisture. Where cotton had 10 De
planted late the stand has partly proved 10 90 IN
dif1erent, aud requires favorable conoiuons "
hiring II ont. The weather has been mostly ory'
With warm days aud rather cool nights, win oc-
as,onal M rain squalls in this vicinity, which were
somewhat local.
THE REczIprs-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last we're l2,osS oales,
against Is 1877 bales ths week before and 4o.l7s
hales for the period the year previous. AT New
Orleans the supplies were s477 bales IN contrast
with l7loo bales for the week lastyear. the TOTAL
receipts at the cotton ports from September l,
1871 up to the latest dates were 2es7,2a bale g.
against ,7se 1886 bales the year previous, showing
decrease OF 1,ls2,16l bales. The t't'l supp les
at the principal Sou hern markets fr'ia septem'
ber i, 1871, up to the latest te egriln'c lnteill
gence, as compared with the year before. were as
,olInwa.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, Nav 30.
Noon -Consols s3K. Bonds COX. Discounts
reduced per cent; bow4.
evening. Bullion Increased $50 900 pounds.
PARIS, May 30
Noon.-Rentes 55f 12c.
NEW YORK. May 80.
Noon.-Freights steady. Money easy a. 4a5
Exchange-ong 9S; snort 10A. G i'll dull and
sroug all forenoon al 14a1sh. Loans range from
2 to 4 for car yiDg. Governments dull and heavy
ut XaH lower tnan g. close lat night. stale
ounds dull and heavy, with out few transactions
Evebint.-trelghts quiet Specie shipments
to-day $677.ooo.
sterlllg 25. Sight q premium. Gold 1871.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL May 80.
Moor: NoonTcotsUn opened firm; upIands ll""llHa'
Laler-Cotton firm; sales 1s 600 bales; sspecula.
ttou aud export 900; nearly due from New or.
I've fvenlns.-cotion closed firm; uplands 11Ha
NEW YORK. May 80.
Noun.-Gotton firm; sales 1887 bales at 26hc
for buth.
Evenmg.-Cotton firm; sales 2s57 halas; mid.
d Ius 28Hc. SAFES OF cntton futures Is 009 bales,
as follows: May 25S; June 263s, 26I; July 25A,
20; august 2iK, 25i6; september rs 23A; Oc-
w. BOSTON, May 80.
Stock 15, 900 Eales.
Net receipts 143 bale7; gross I43; exports coast
wise $50; sales $50; STOCK 1910.
NORFOLK, May 30.
Net receipts so bales; exports coastwise 22O;
Bales,50; stock 15Ul.
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p,NsNo,A1 AND 0oMMERcidL'

nor cob W Blnton-5o, 900
feet flooring Doards.
or tho Week Hdtns m"S wv
FOREIGN.
.,noo,-per ship Naurllus-2423 Oh s.e es ,ags up,
LIZ shto M IN AGO tons phosphate loch, L'o md 30
,an lanu w iced 3I6 bbls spirits turpennne' "nN
logs WoOd. ,or br,o BLACK Swan-l25, $50
feet lumoeI. ,,,er,c
Nrw yoRK-Per steamship Georg a-lzt so Ssso o,e =.
COO I.Iond mud 1857 bn!es up ana cottou, Luz Su,i
o,nosrirs an goods. Is tcs rice, 60o oois sa
sIores, 80 casks clay. so bundles paper, -. snn.
no,asoes. 1858 box, vegetables anu ioi pns' ,a
fr,es Per steamship Cnamplonsntjh ON haT a.
haIe upIa.d cotton. Al lierces OF rlCe, Ioo os,T
oomesIies and goods, IS bbls rosin To cashs ttsy
on empty bbls, 23I7 boxes aud pigs Vese'ao'e0
pu11.DELpHIA-Per steamship Gulf StreamE,tts,s
baI,s cotton. l2l baes domestic gond. l4oo oo,s s
naval stores l47 terces rice. 70 tons ola rnn, ~,
boxes vegetables, ds bbls poiattes, anu i4S pms
HAIaIuoRs-Per steamship Sea GuuI2CZ oa,s; ,s;
cotton. 80 erces rice 10 hales wool enu Iass' ,S
hhIs rosIn. 5000 feet lumber 80 rolls iea'ei, 40,
bbis POTATOES, 3O1 crates vegetables, anu 20 pAs'
sundreR. um,a Ince-12o. OOl
| fenr Of lumber.
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CLUBS AND STARS Fortune Delight, color.
ed rustic, who indulged in the luxury of get
ting drunk and abusing the policeman who ar.
rested him, was turned over to trial justice.
Daniel Inglis, carter, who deposited a
load OF garbage in Line street, near President,
was fined one dollar.
George Maxwell, an Intoxicated soldier,
who burst through the show window of Burn
hams drug store In King street and almost
tore the coat from the back OF the policeman
who arrested him. was fined ten dollars, one
for the offence and nine for the coat. He
paid up.
Richard Mitchell and Henry Dennis, lodged
for fighting In Legare street, we're fined fifty
Cents each.
: Louis Christian, arrested for raising dis
.turbance on the cor6er of Meeting and Mar
ket streets, was fined two dollars.
Two COWS and calf, found astrsy, were
nned two dollars, which their several owners
paid.
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THE GERMAN F1RExEs's P1cS1c.-At the an

THE GERMAN FREMEN's P1cNIc.-At the an
nusl picnic of the German Steam Fire Engine
Company 4t Mount Pleasant, on Wednesday,
the following prizes were awarded: Officers
prize, gosd.headed cane, won by John H. Os
tendorff; honorary members prize, silver
headed cane, won by ]. F. Johanns; Arst COM
pany prize, siiver-headed cane, won by NJ ].
b, Ostendorff; second company prize; set Of
gold studs, won by ]. d. Kehlenoack; third
prize, huge tin cup, won by G. W. Wiecking;
public prize, silver soup ladle. won by b. h.
Won Elizen; prize for the foot race Of four
hundred yards, set of gold studs, won by
Henry Nlebuhr; ladies' prize for the best shoot
Ing, gold lockst, won by Mrs. F. Ansel.
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CRuMBs.-Private letters from Chester and
York Indicate that the white citizens are
unit for Greeley and Brown.
Unmallable letters for Mrs. A. g. Magrath
and Miss NJ. Peronneau, of Charleston, lie In
the Abbeville Postofice.
The Columbia Carollnlan says: "a new card
for the next State ticket Is announced as being
put forth by prominent Northern black men In
Charleston. Justice A. ]. Willardis said TO
have been addressed, asking IL he would ac-
cept the nomination for Governor, and that he
replies aflrma,lvely. Mention Is made of Rev.
E. J..,Adams, for Lieutenant Governor, and
n. &. Delany as secretary of State"
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NOTICE.
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 30

CHARLESTON, s. c., May ~.
In accordance with resolution adopted
.h,. dav by the Charleston County ConVen-
t,on. the citizens of Ward of the City OF
charleston, and of the parishes Of Charleston
County which were not represented Ia tna'
convention, are hereby requested to meet ~
an early day In their respective precincts suu
elect delegates to represent them in the s,ale s
convention to be held at Columbia on ~ S" rsnre.
of JUICE. upon the following OASIS -
sentatlon: n,,,,b two. ST.
Ward 8, two; St. Andrews palIsn' nn.e '"o, cresk
James santee. one; St. James eoVse st ] John,s
three; St. Johns Berkeley .ns.e nann,s Nv one.
Csllston, five; St. Thomas ana s'' penn''' 'n'
st. Stephen d on G. F. K1xLocH. Chairman.
JoHN A. MoRoso, Secretaries.
C. O. TRUMBo,
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OUR PRICES CURRENT.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business csIrdsof the house forwarding iI
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business CARDS,
two and half cents per copy; single copies
five cents.
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TIE HARBoR LIGHTS. Commander e. ).
Norton, United stats Navy, Inspector sixth
district; gives notice that the Frying Fan
Shoals Lightvessel has been placed IN posi-.
ton. as described in the Lighthouse Isis,
about two miles further inshore than she .l's mas
been for the last years. Coasters are request
ed to take notice ec this change of position,
and be careful aboGG running inside OF her
Savannah and Wilmington papers are request
ed to notice this change.
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COLONEL JoHNsroN's Tour OF EUROPE
This afternoon there will be q farewell
matinee, at three o'clock, forsthe ladies and
children, at Hibernian Hall. This will POSI-
tiyely be the last chance to see the Tour OF
Europe at q matinee, and tonight will be The
last time in our city. Children will be charged
but Is cents, and adults rs cents, and every
person will receive a present. Let 1t be're-
membered that this Is Colonel Johnstons fare
well visit to Charleston, and We bespeak
good house.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-31

The STREETS are In 80 bad condition COM
ing from the Northeastern Railroad yafo'
owing to the openings for the track OF the
Enterprise Railroad, as to render the nau'ips
of naval stores q matter of most serious in-
convenience. We learn that very nt'ie
vork dune in certain places anu CROSSINGS
woild be great relief What says Presioent
Hurley
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-31
DACIFIO NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPY'S
: =, -, THROUGH LINE TO ..,uy .,....,
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED. . .iIFi

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,>$6Sk
No. A. North River, foot OF canal S@i&&S
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF tls lolR
and 30th Of every month except when these
dates fall on sunday then the saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with ateam-
ers for south Pacific and Cent? fal American porta.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco frst Of every month. eXceptwhen IL falls on
sunday; then on the day preceding. :" t!in3H&{
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 90
direct from New York to Aspinwall. 4 -
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free. r.u. .tr, ~. u.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New York. 90
july28-lyr F. R. BABY. Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-31

TIE INCOME TAx.-We are requested by ln-
ternal; Revenue Collector Cloutman 10 give
public notice that to-day, May 3lst, Is the last
day to pay the Income taxes. Alter To-Day oe-
linuuents will incur an additional penalty OF
five per cent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-31

= limited STATES CoURT.-The petition OF
Jnl,us G. Carpenter, registrar in bankruptcy
for a leave of absence from the lst OF June 70
tho first OF October, was granted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-31
Interior Cotton Mark. ts.

Interior Cotton marktts.
SUMTER, May %.
About 2l bal have been sold since last report.
The staple has been.in good leniabd. wi h an ad.
vancing tendency. We qnote: Ordinary lsxc,
ding 22Hc, strict middilng 22xc.
ADBEvnLH, hsy;ss.
Cotton is sellrg at from 1st,2lkc. - /.
SPARTAEBURa, Nay %.
Cotton is quoted at21Kc. ,i'
-!.l.' NEwBERRY, May %.
Cotton commands 2lxc.