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TIE SCHUTZENFEST.

The schutzenpla,z presents busy scene
lust now In the general overhauling AID pre-
parations going on for the coming festival.
The new dancing hall, " hich has previously
been fully described in The NEWS. is rapidly
approaching completion. The old greasy
polsn having become imperfect BY aee has
been uprooted and another erected in its
place. The shootiug-stand has been enlarged
and otherwise improved with view to rem
dering it more comfortable for the rlfemen.
Tho main building and the other structures
Upon the grounds are undergoing renovation
and general improvement. The walks, fences,
&o., are also receiving careful overhauling.
On next Thursday afternoon the refreshment
booths will be soi5 at a public auction to be
held at the PIalz. Alta meeting of the direo'
tors of the festival held last evening at Lind
stedts Hall, corner Of King and Calhoun
streets,it was decided to abolish the feature
orrope.walking, which was presented In the
previous festivals, and to vary the programme
bg Importing instead "Punch and Judy"
box, which 1t Is calculated Will constitute an
unepdIng source ct pleasure to visitors, both
Young and old. On Monday evening next the
last meeting Of the German Rifle Club that
VIII take place before the festival will be held
at Lindsted;'s Hail. when all the business pre-.
liu,nsries 10 the Schulzenfest will be settled.
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The Now York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, @Rrcn ~
the Financial Chronicle says: lhe market he
past week has been WI houJ any special feature
or import ,nce Prices here now appear 10 De
alno ,L wholly under the |. nuence OF Liverpool,
aud the Liverpool ma Iket lu0icates pretty CLOS:
following uf he receipts at our portS-increast
activity W en- they are small, aud correspond
Ing depression Wien they are large. Under these
1 ,nuenctS we have hau var able ana ubceri ain
marker during the week. saturday and Monday
there was dacde lily be ter tone. and at the
cluse OF Mouday's Exchange prices as compared
with The previous Friday showed an advhn'e or
xc for c tton on the sput, AID 3.l6o lUr futures.
lug, aud the auvauce uf the previous day was
mo, than lost Wednesday was &C I've DO Tor
SPOT ami future, snd on Thursday tho receipts
began 10 indie te very c, nsderaole laIilng OF
for the week as compared with the previous
week, when, with large export demand aud IN.
creased buoyancy for april, May and June, quo.
talions on lie spot weIe advanced kc and
futul ca br. ught 3l6 10 Nc oyur the closing prices
of wednesday. Most sr his aivance, howevef,
tracts. which sold at Wednesdays prices, after
selling at Is 1910. To.dny the market was
stronger for cotlon on the spot, but quot ,tions
were rot advanced; the higher prices asked re.
suited In limited busin, IS being done.
For future delivery The weaker tone developed
last evening was entirely recovered, the close
being at about The top prices OF the day. and Octo
Der selling after 'Uhange at l7xc. The prices
for futures last reported were (oasls low mid
June, aud 10 l3.ldc for Julv. The total saes OF
THIS description far he week are l67,o50 bales.
For Immediate delivery the total sales foot up
this week IL 92l bales, Including sl6s for export,
$3.50 for consumprioI, OF for speculation and
gO7 in transit.
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A CURIOUS DOCUMENT.
Ships In the Last Century-The Inn
- provements OF the Age.

Ships In tho Last Century-The Inn.
- provemerts OF the Age.
.Apropos Of shipbullding In Charleston, the
Savannah Advertiser Gays: zone of the old
ese documents in the way Of marine papers
tiatt is TO be found In this part Of the country,
probably Is tre manifest at the Customhouse
Or the ship J. !us Pringle, OF one hundred
and seventy y-ohs tons, built In Charleston 10
tfgs, and making trip irem London to this
bort in l7as. She carried two guns and was
manned By ten men. Her cargo was assorted,
and as an evidence of The style Of entering
the llst Of articles the statement 10 30 many
boxes, barrels, ackages, DO. The manifest
Is made upon the old.iashioned parchment
written with quill pen. The Ink and paper
plainly bear the stamp Of age. Among the
consionees are Mr.. Isaac Minis and @essrs.
Norman and Rod.rio Mcleod. The vessel,
which was owned by Mr.. Harry Grant, of
Charleston, is entered on the manifest as q
ship, and as it was only one hundred and
seventy-one tons was smaller than the
schooners that now do the trade along che
Atlantic coast. This of itself is striking
evidence OF the rapid improvements that
have been made In commerce. The manifest,
though made in the last century,Is In form
very similar TO the manifest made at the
present day,"
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LOCALLACOEICS.

,.-Aregular meeting Of Council will be held
this afternoon at five o'clock. -
:: The Washington Rids Club had another
meeting and drill and elected some more new
members last evening.
The attention Of holders OF city stock 10
invited to the notice OF City Treasurer Coogan
In to-day's NEWS.
The coupons of the eight per cent. bonds
ofths Savannah and Charleston Railroad Com
psny, due. to-day, will be paid on presentation
at the First National Bank.
Colonel ]. ]. Hickman, OF Louisville, KY,
Rillleciure before the Good Templars at Tenn
peranca Hall, opposite The Academy of Music,
thiseven'ng, at eight o'clock. The public are
invited. Admittance free.
q We have received from ]. Woodruff, ESQ.,,
theclerk OF the Senate, pamphlet copy of
the ac1s and Joint resolutions of the General
Assembly, passed at the regular session OF
ls72-Ts... The pamphlet bears the imprint of
the Republican Printing Company, and Ia an
excehsntspecim Of neat and tasteful typo
grsphy.
The following appointments to lead the
Unlon Prayer Meeting, at Zion Church, Gebe
street, every afternoon Of this week, at half.
past four O'CLOCK, have been made: To-day,
Tuesday, Rev. L. q. shuck; Wednesday, Rev.
R-D. Smart; Thursday, Rev. J. A. Chamollss;
Friiay, Rev. o. F. Gregorie; Saturday, Rev.
g. B. Brackett; Monday, Rev. J. 7. Wightmsn,
~. ~.
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RICE There was moderate business in this
grain at steady rates. Sails about 80 tierces
clean Carollua, say 25 tierces at eK, II at 6H, .
at 1-l6c, 10 on private turns. We quote COM
mon to fair at 6h@7Hc, good 7x@7xc.
NAVAL SToREs-There were receirei ab1ut IS
bbls spirits turpentlne and 300 bbls rosln. The
marktt was quiet, and without reported transac-
tlons. Crude turpentine may be quoted at 81 for
virgin, So for yellow dip, and 50 for nard.
FRRIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct,
nominal on upls. ds, C on sea islands; via
New York, "a on uplands, Id on sea
Islands; by sail, e16d on upands, and
Xd on sea islands. To Havre. Ike
on uplands. Ooastwlse-tn New York, by
steam, Xc on uplands and NC on sea islandi:
81 p tierce on rice; soc q Dbl on rosin !;
by sail, &c 2 fb on cotton; &c p tlerce Oh
rice; soc 2 Dbl ON rosin; sI1@l2 2 on lumber:
sI26l2 so 2 NJ on timer. To Bost n, by steam
&c on uplands and 81 so p tierce on rice; by sail
-c on p ID uplands; rosln roc; resaweh SLUT
sl2@l2 60; timber Sl3913 so; phosphate Sh95 so.
To Providence, by sail $lo@ll p II on boards:
&C a ID on cotton; cy steam &c via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam Nc on unlands; 81 7!
p cask on rice; e0c q Dbl Oh rosin 81 on spirits
through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, Prov
dGnce and the New england cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By call, So p on boards; sl2 on timber; -
ton on clay; SO so on pnosphntes. To Baltimore.
by staam Kc p b; by sail S8@S so n on
boards; - on timber; So 80 2 ton at city; SAC
so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown. 8. o.. Darien and SatlI
Ia River Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern
ports, anu $lc@12 p ID are tre rates Oh timoef
aud boards.
DoMRsTI0 ExcHANG8.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at Y 10 i per cent,
premium and sell at x pr: MUM.
misunderstanding ~ day pills 25K@26, nom
inal.
GoLD.-1s@1e.
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TIE ICE QUESTION.

ra.was erroneously stated In the Courier
sew days ago that Messrs. Alra Gage & 90.
had purchased the MeeliOg street Ice HOUSE.
Messrs Gage d Co. have not purchased the
baIlding, but they have leased 1t for term oil
ave years, and will open branch of their es-
tabliphment therein In short time. 1t might
be1uferred from this fact that these gentle
men contemplate monopolizlhg the Ice busi-
mesa with view to all Increase In the price OF
tfat commodity. They, however, assure The
NEWS that such Is not their Intention, but on
the contrary that the price Of ice will certainly
no, be higher than formerly, while 1t may be
lower. They will shortly open six branch
houses, beside their present stand and the
Meeting street establishment, in various parts
Of the city, at four OF which Ice viii be retailed
atthe same price as that at which 1t will be sold
at their two principal depots. :
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.: = l. tu ,rI Dn mont. Ida Clarence,
Va sc u i.,.p Auna uuu5n, has Hough, Mrs
S ce, Miss thllllps Miss J hackin, Rev Father
Kane, aid 10 In steerage.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka via Jack.
soav!lle Fernandlna and: savannah-Mr lie Bout.
tlier. Ms Le Bouttier. e D e Bescdon. 8 A Kings.
land, Mr. Champs, Miss Post, II Rodgers and
vile Williams, Jas Hampton, Thos nixon, "
n McBrnie, Mr Hillyer and WIFE, Mr. Howard,
vile and two slaughter, Jno Taylor, wife and
child. Miss Z seely, Miss N seely. W Amford. Mr
Passart. h Manning and vile. Mira U 5 Denney.
Master Denney, @ "A Denney, Col Sword, o
Jackson, Mr. Gbhars and three daughters, two
Miss Perrins, Jno r Curtis and wife, MISS Canesy,
and On deck.
Per steamer Emile, from GeorRetown-Mrs
n Croft aud children, A Morgan N r Middle.
ton, Rev J Stokes. and on deck.
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RIOE-PL4NTING.

The Georgetown Times of the 9th ult says:
.ssome of our planters have already COM
menced putting the seed 10 the ground. One
of our Peedee friends Informed US that up to
Tuesday night he had succeeded in getting
planted nlnety-one acres. In ante-bellum
times neer' II our planters commenced
planting iu the ...trer part OF March, The gene
raj opinion being that March and April rice
produced greater yield and better quality.
With the present uncertainty and unrelabllily
of labor the planter commences when ne can,
not when he wishes to.
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TEE CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL.
Annual Examination and Exhibition

Annual Examination and Exhl01tio"'
The annual examination and public e4er'
cIses oil the High School ol Charleston were
commenced yesterday morning 10 the pres'
enoe of q number of the parents and frienos
Of the pupils. The programme for Inc aay
was conhued to the examination and e6nlol-
ton of the first department.. .comprslsg the
higher classes of the school, the pupils Oh lna'
department being examined by the superin-
tendent, Mr. Virgil c. Dibb!e, in Latin and
Greek exercises, geography, history, ariIh-
metlc. algebra, geometry, aud mental ano
natural philosophy, In all of which branches
of education they acquitted themselves ao-
mlrably. The examination 10 French was
conducted by Major DuBos. the Frencn
teacher, with equal success, but the German
teacher, DR.. C. 8. Lanneau, being SICK, tne
examination In the study of that language
was necessarily dispensed with.
orations were delivered by Masters aerveS
N. Cleckley, Walter E. Lambert, F. M. BUT
dell, VIM. Cantwell, W. E. Gray, David
Walker, Walter Whitehead and ]. G. Corcoran'
all OF these were very creditabe, ana H.
Walter Lambert deserves particular notice
for his eloquent aud effective recitation OF
Macaulay' Horatius, and Hervey N. Cleckley
for the fluent and easy manner 10 which be
delivered French essay on art.
The examination OF the second department
comprising the lower classes will be conduct
ed to-day, beginning at hali-past nine o'clocs
A. NJ. The school now numbers ninety pupils
and has grown steadily during the past year
The teachers are Mr.. v. G. Dlbble, superln
tendept; Rev. W. 8. Wigntman, teacher o
history, geography, &C.; Mr.. VIM. simons
manager OF the second department ane
teacher of English branches; Major DnBos
teacher of Ere nch, and DR.. c. 8. Lanneau
teacher of German.
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THE CARRIAGE TRADE.

1t 10 a gratifying evidence OF the rapidly
Increasing prosperity OF Charleston to know
that the carriage business, which fourishes
only In prosperous communities, ls assuming
surprising magnitude here. Large invoices
Of all kinds of vehicles are frequently received
by dealers In this city from points as lar North
and West as Missouri, Michigan and Indiana.
These shipments come principally over the
Green Line from st. Louis to Charleston. One
firm In Charleston has sold over four hundred
vehicles of different kinds since lst of July
last, which is an average of a little more than
fifty per month.
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In The Transactions OF the Medical Society OF
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uourshing diet. Still found great trouble IN
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SAWYER AND THE POST
MASTERSHIP.
A Letter from Congressman Ransiei

Letter from Congressman Ransier.
TO TIE EDITOR, OF The NEWS.
GENTLENEN-You will confer favor on me
by publishing this note In connection with a
statement made Ia an editorial article OF The
NEWS, not long since, on the subject OF the
Poslmastership, viz: that the obstacle to Dr.,
B ,semon's being commissioned proceeded
from the opposition of the Hon. F. A. Sawyer,
assistant secretary of the treasury, and my
SELF
Upon Inquiry ana satisfied that Mr.. Sawyer,
possibly from sense Of propriety, had moth
Ing to do with the matter beyond the mere
aling with the postmaster. general, at my re-
quest, telegram from me on the subject.
This statement Is due 10 Mr.. Sawyer, and Its
publication will oblige
Yours, respectfully,
A. J. RANs1fR.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

John @. Minor 4 Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at ahelr store, No. l35 Meeting street, hats,
de- -
Leltch & Bruins will sell at II O'Clock, near
the Postofice, real eslate.
William Mckay will sell at O'Clock, at hiS
ssorp,. horres, boots, shoes, &c.
Riecke IL Peterman will sell at half-pass y
o'clock; attheir store, shoulders, hams, &c.
.sStefens WerHer & Ducker will sell at y
o'cfecki at; their stores, butter, bacon, DC.
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aACROss TIE CONTINENT"

The rollicking. sensational, dramatic, spec
tacular aud original entertainment, "Across
the Continent" commences this evening al
the Academy of Music. Those who have seen
Mr. Oliver Doud Byron in this novel perform
ancs, and the prees &c the Northern cities
from which he comes, un:te in saying that
this ia one of the most remarkable and sensa-
ftonal entertainments of the day, and those
who attend are promised rare fund OF
afnu1ameQt,
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Receipts per Railroad March 81.
sorTE CAROLINA RAILROAD.

e31 bales cotton, 90 bales goods, 1919 bbls hour,
80 cars wood and lumber, car htocs. 10 KALI
ruad Agent, U Mall nee, f Miles. E N Hacker,
Atlantic Phosphate 20, Johnston, Crews co. w
W smith, ARenyon. F l. Meyer, Counts Wro.
ton, Geo w Williams 4 co, l. ID DeSaussure, A
SaIlnhs, Mowry Il ION, Murdaugh weekly.
II Waller CO, Pelzer, Rodgers co, W VII.
liams Son, sloan ! Siegnioas, Wiss 4 co, E
Frost & CO. Prinple & son. W u Smith & Co, o F
Wieters, Crane B,ylSton i co, Rerder Davis,
Goldsmith son, Guackenbush, Estili G co. Jas
Wiley co, Lllenlhal & CO, Otis Phillips.
NORTHEASTERN BAILkOAD.
IS bales upland cotton, l72 bbls rosn, Is bbls
sp rits lurpentine. 81 bbls crude Curpenllne. 68
ber, muse DC. 10 Kinsman Howell, ID ii Sill
cox, schwartz, ID VIC, CIV Williams co, JOS
MCCALL, Prngle L Son, StoIey. Lowndes & CO,
hardin d Parker VIM NJ Bird d co, ID Sloney,
Ile!enlhal, Whilden d Jones. f yelling, +
+ Agent. Walsh, FO'Neill, 4 Ryau.
meyer, = Raj road Agent, W bowling,
w Rice, Lades' Fuel Snciety,S y X Agett,
Marlin Mood. NJ FIedsberg, ] Adger co.
Marshall CO, mantoue Co, Q FoIlin Il on.
Wagener, MO sees i co, Adams, Damon 4 CO,
h Freer, kllnck, WickchberS i co, aud others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
l5 bales upland and II bays sea Island cotton,
u DD5 fesln, 99l 81 cks tats 262 cotton seed oil
meal cars wool and lumber, mdse, sundri' 8. &c
10 w = Dukes c.. W smith d CO, Il Bulwin
kle co, Crawl y i Dehon U Yoiet. Wilre Bros
kfache, CcuIrs d Wro!on, Jno Graver 6
BROS. wagner, MOnsrss i CT, w a BOye rardin.
Z! NELL O Il Claussen Reeder Davis, y l.
Koi ina7renl q Williams co, Jno Harvey. w
X ,umm ngs, Hart & co, Forwarding Agent,
Order, and Others.
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THERMOMETRICAL.

The following was the range of the ther-
mometer yesterday, 3lst instant, at the drug
store of Mr.. Joseph B;ackmaD, on the south
side or Broad street: 8 A. NJ, 81; 10 A. NJ,
ss; l2M,, 70; 2 P. NJ, 73; 4P. NJ Il; 6 P. NJ,
es;aP.N,, &C.:
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Passengers.

Per steamship Georgia. from New York-WJ
B Odell and wife. F Jeremiah, Mrs Jeremiah. ur
- Rowe, dis Rowe. NJ Clare, Chas AIbrecht,
Mrs Alorecht mother and TWO children, DR.
Wortnlngton, Miss Maggie WolthingLon. Ihos
len. Col Cnas eison. Jr, Mrs T. Loyal. W
hetcne. Menks, 8 famer, W X Adams, Mr
McCouoogh, Mrs inc Mum, Frank Mum, Jno
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~ TIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Mr.. Malcom Matthews aud Mrs.
ELIZABETH a. MATTHEWS, are respectfully in
vIted 10 sttend the Funeral services Of the latter
OF the Walllngford Church, on Meeting above
Mary street, at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
april
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ALEXANDER oiled, In Memphis, Tenn, Fri
dav. March 18th, 1873, Mrs. AMELIA ALEXANDER,
believe wife OF Thomas Alexander, and eldest
daughter Of Mrs. Amelia Rouse, aged As years,
month.
EF THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquainrances OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ale1an-
der, and Of Mrs. 4. Rouse, also those Of Mrs. F.
o. Dukes and Of Mr.. and Mrs. hos. b. Devices.
and the members OF Trinity Church, are respect.
fully invited to attend the Funeral service Of Mrs.
THOMAS ALEX ,NDER at the residence of her
mother, No. 2Aiken's Row, THIS AFTERNOON, at
O'Clock, without further invitation.
april
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS..

LONDON. March 81.
Eoon.-Consols s2xas2x. Bonds 81.
NEW YoRK, March 81.
Noon.-FreIghts quiet. Stocks dull. Gold very
strong lex. Money firm at 1.s2al-l6. EXCHANGE
long 8; short Q. Governments aud States dull
Evening.-uoney very strlrgent and borrowers
on call forced to paw higher rates Than Tor long
loans were at one-slxteentn per dtem, but later
the price Of money rapidly advanced, and oe!ore
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funeral N1Illss.

~ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ROBERT E. PENNAL, and of
Mrs. Mary F. Pennal and family, are invited to
attend the Funeral Services OF the former, at his
late residence, No. 10 Montague street, THIS Az
TsRNooN, at O'Clock. apr1-~
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w THE SURVIVING MEMBERS OF
Companies A and B, Washington Light Infan.
try are Invited to attend the Fuaeral Services OF
ROBERT g. PENNAL at h 8 late residence, No.
10 Montague street, at O'Clock THIS tTuesday)
AFTERNOON. april
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cry AFFAIRS.
rrErlyG5 THIS Mx'

:Ho1ss...ad. Building aud Loan Association
.Hook and Ladder, No. l, at 8 P. N.
iv;pilant Fire Company, at P. N.
i15ibernlan Society, at 8 ?. M.
Medical Society, at P. N.
Sumter Social Club, at P. n.
Carolina Light Infantry, at 8 T. h.
National Zouayes, at half-past 7 P. N.
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ALL THE new styles OF Parasols, also an ex.
cellent assortment of light colored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. A full supply OF Win
dow Shades, also Lace Curtains, at Furch-
eott, Benedict & Co. g, No. 275 King street.
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Marrie1.

ADAMS-OLECKLEY.-0n the 26th March, at
the residence OF the brides uncle, John E. Nil.
hcus Esq, urangeburg County, by the Rev. B.
B. Tar, aHt, 4r. .. D. G. ADAMS TO A!ss MAaY
AUGUSTA CLEcKLEY.
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~ATTENTION, MISEAW zoUAvES.
You arc hereby summoned to attend the Funeral
OF your brother member, HENRY FRASER. AS
sembe at the Military Hall at O'Clock r. n. THIS
DAY, In full un form. BY order OF Captain.
r. L RICHARDSON,
aprl.+ Orderly sergeant.
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il ia Incorporated with Glycerine, &C.. In solution.
Price 81 per hundred. sent by mail.
For safe by DR. II. BAER,
Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01

4 FINE assortment oil Childrens' Straw Hats
at PleDge's, No. 2Ol King street, below Market
street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
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