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NAUTICAL NcrDENrs.-About quarter before
8 o'clock Saturday afternoon, when the yachts
we're steering for the White Point buoy, man
was observed apparently standing in the wa
ter, near the quarantine ground, and beckoning
for assistance. A small boat was Instantly low
cred from United States cutter and succeed
ed in saving him. It appeared that be was the
captain and crew Of droger "a small coast
cry, and while looking ut the race and not heed
ing his own course, o sudden Jaw struck the
sail and capsized the craft. The harbor was
almost alive with boats at the time and the &C
cident was at once noticed, but the cutter, be-
ing nearest, was tbs first 10 succor the unfor-
tunate.
Another similar accident occurred near q
wharf, bat no lives were lost, and the capsize
only oocasioned bad scare and some very vet
clothes. Some Of the crew climbed on the boat
aud others got on raft near by, and we're all
: soon restored to terra frma.
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gratefully acknowledges the receipt of the fol-
10 ring articles: Four boxes Of tomatoes from
Mr.. Gregg, oi Kamia; vegetables from two 10
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Speeia! Notiffs.

aT MAGNOLIA CEMETERY COMPANY
In order to accommodate lotholders and those hay
ing business with the Company, applications for the
purchase Of lots and for interments, well as all
matters connected with the grounds, will hereafter
be made at the Office Of the Company In BROAD
STREET.
No interments will hereafter be permitted without
written order from the Office.
The Superintendent Mr. sTRoUB) will attend to
all matters connected with his Office at the grounds
as heretofore. EDWARD SEBRING,
Aurust 10 mgf3 President
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PEAuazs.-The steamship Manhattan, which
. sailed on Saturday for New York, was unable
Ito carry about five hundred boxes of peaches
which we're expected to be shipped by her.
The consequence was that, on Saturday after
moon, bushel boxes OF fine peaches were sell
ing at from fifty to seyenty-aye cents each.
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sSCONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.-Essays for Young
Men on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de.
stroy the Manly Powers and create impediments to
Marriage with sure means of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes fresoESharse. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, philadelphia, Pa.
Mov On 3mo
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OuR GERMAN CITIZENS AND THE COLUMBIA
,CoNvENnoN.-Thez zeitung complains that our
German fellow-citizens were not as fully repre-
.sented in the Charleston delegation to the COL
umbia Electoral Convention ssthey were emit
tiled to be by their numbers and influence. We
would remind the Zeitung that the delegates
were elected by committee composed Of dele
gates from the ward Democratic clubs, and that
these committees we're elected by the members
I. of the clubs, amongst whom there are many
influential Germans. Moreoyer, Gen. Wagner,
who is most certainly one ofour German fellow
.citizens, was chairman Of the Charleston dele
cation, and was unanimously elected one OF the
Vice-Presidents Of the Convention. This
double distinction may well be taken as
recognition Of the estwm in which the Ger
man Charlestonians are held, as well as OF
the high respect in which Gen WAGNER SHIELD.
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coanrcr1os.-Mr. D. seniken publishes a
letter addressed to this paper, in the zeitung Of
;, Saturday, in which he ssys that a certain Doe
:zapf living in Princess street, on Wednesday
last was playing at cards with two other per-
.sons in his (Semken's) barroom, but that he
..(ssmkenl bad no share Of the $46which Doe
.zapf is alleged to havelost. MIR; Semken says,
further: 1. Idid not know at what game the
! men were playing. 2. Ieould not receive any
per centage OF the winnings, because was
totally ignorant that they were playing for
money. 8. I was compelled to turn Doezapf
>out OF my house for behaving improperly to
my family. =. -, 50.
This is inicorrection IN ofa paragraph pub
ished in THn Nzws Of Friday.
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Marrieo.

Observation-Disclosures, at the residence oi
by the Rev P. j. SHANp, JOHN F.. D0ZIER. OF
Georgetown, to HARRIET HAMPTON. daughter OF
the late Dr. B. ". GIBBES, Of the former place. No
car6o
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D1s1yFEcrANTs.-The cutters along East Bay
and Calhoun streets we're plentituiiy be-
.sprinkled With chloride Of lime on Saturday.
The intention to purify the city was most
slaudable, but 'sthe best laid schemes of mice
and men aft gang aglee," and the heavy rain
of yesterday washed the lime away and left not
"a trace behind. The constant and heavy rains
of the past few weess have alled up the low
!. Lots and cellars in everypart Of the city, and
,unless this wafer is soon removed, it viii be-
:. come stagnant and create sickness.
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FaziaHT ceaNa THIS yAy.-on Saturday
there we're atAugusta one hundred and twenty
eight loaded dheight cars on their way TO Charles.
ION, and at Atlanta there were two hundred
Loaded cars for the same destination. They
we're losdsd. mainly with corn, which is now
xbeing pushed forward tc market with great
rapidity.
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fnneral Motifes.

a9- The Friends and Acquatntances Of
Mr. P. MULKA1, and Of his son, S. D. MULKAI, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
of the former o. St. Josephe Church. Anson-street
This Afternoon, Ut -Four o'clock. August 10
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THE GREEN LME.-The "Green Line" cars
now run from St. Louis, snd any point between
st. Louis and Augusta, through to Charleston
without breaking bulk This line promises to
be q popular one.
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TIE F1sHMoNeERs COME TO GRrEE.-A num-
ber Of complaints have been made recently
.about the sidewalks being obshucted by the
fsh.traysr and their scaly contents. Two OF
the ashmongers were arrested on SATURDAY
night for this misdsmeanor, and for selling
fish without a. license They will probably re-
;. oeive lesson 1t the Mayors court which will
prevent them from repeating the nuisance.
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The point of the race was the tack made by
the Eleanor towards James Island, which de-
cided the race against that yacht. The
Eleanor could not hold her own, and fell off
rapidly to leeward, while the Ella Anna SEEM
ed to sail dead in the winds eye. This second
race would seem to decide the great superiori-
ty of the winning yacht in sailing to windward {,
and it is presumed that the Ella Anna and
Eleanor will not have another tilt for some
time to come.
We have been furnished with the following
time table of the course Of the Ella Anna by
Mr.. Thad. Street, who sailed in that yacht rs
the judge of the Eleanor The Ella Anna left
at 1 o'clock; turned the Weehawken Light
ship at 1.5SA; returning, passed Cummings
Point buoy ut 2 At; White Point buoy at 2.49;
stake boat at Remley's Point at 3.27; the goal
at Southern wharf ut 4.6, making the whole
race in hours and minutes.
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Spffial aotiffs.

@ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
abe is This Day discharging cargo at Pier No. I,
Union wharves. AL goods not taken away at SUM-
set will remain on wharf OF consignees' risk.
MoRDECAI CO., Agents.
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TIE EXCURSION cAs.-The new freight car
,.of the City Railway Company has been fitted
zup with seats and covered with an awning so
that it may be used occasionally for the trans
.portasion Of passengers. On Saturday it made
several trips to the Battery. and was crowded
seach time. 5. 81
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Auftion Sales.
DECREE In EQUITY.

Stern Us. Epstin.
On TUESDAY, the 25th inst, at II O'Clock. viii oe
sold, at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on, situate at the northeast corner of King and
King-street 47 feet inches, the same on the east
line, and in depth on George-street 10 feet, the
same on the north line. be the same more or less.
Bounding north on land formerly of .heestate Of
Toohey south on George-street, east Oh land now
formerly Of the estate Of Sarah Dorre, and west on
King-street.
Terms-One- third cash; balance in three equal
successive annTol insalments, with interest at per
cent per auyum, payable annually, seccred by
bonds of the purchaser and m ,rtgage of the prem
aes; the buildings to be insured and policy assiso-
ed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
w. J. ". GRAY,
Anorat3 m9tu1 Master in Equity.
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LOOK Our FOB THEvEa-Afswnig nights since,
lone ofour citizens was despoiled Of his wear
ing apparel.by some adroit thieves, who en-
-ste-ed the dressing room adjoining the chamber
in which he slept, and removed his entire ward
robe, leaving him bnt asingfe coat. The case
has been referred to the detectives, but it
would be we'll for every one to look well to theiI
bolts and bars before retiring.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST c1RcULATIoN.-THE d ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR-
ouIArIoN-IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
puBLIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING m THE PosToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING To- THE PRoVIs
.IoNs OF THE NEW PosTOFFIcE Law.
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THE MAGNOLIA CEMETEHY.-A notice OF IN
,terest 10 the iot-holders and those having busl-
ness with the Company, will be found in anoth-
.ser column.
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suoo11Na AyraAy-NoBopY HuRT.-On satur-

SHOOTING AFFRAY-NoBoDY HURT.-On Satur-
day morning a shooting afray occurred near
the corner of Meeting and Wentworth streets,
between Mr.. G. q. Flynn and MIR. Conrad
Wienges, which fortunately for the parties
concerned terminated bloodlessly. MIR. Flynn,
who had been riding on one of the Rutledge-
street cars, got off near Wentworth-street and
encountering Mr.. Wienges fired at him with
out effect. The two persons then approached
each other and closed. Some blows passed,
when the police interfered and both persons
we're taken to the guardhouse, where they were
turned over to Magistrate Whiting for prosecu-
ton. The difficulty was Of private nature
and arose from q family difficulty. This, how
ever, was no excuse for street shooting ARRAY
which might have caused the death Of an inno-
cent bystarder. If men have difficulties to
settle let them go into the woods. Meeting
street is not shooting gallery.
To THE MEMORY OF THE BRAvE.-On Satur-
day morning, the .workmen from the marble
ward of MIR. E. R. White raised an ornamental
marble monument over the grave of Capt.
Chas. H. Axson, buried in st. Michaels church
ward. The work was done in this city at MIR.
E. R. Whites yard, and the design is so neat
and chaste that it deserves more than passing
notice. The base, Of Rutland marble, is three
feet square, and is surmounted by moulded
pedestal from which rises The main die, two
feet six inches in height, and bearing the fol-
lowing inscription in raised letters:
CHARLES HENRY A1soN,
Capt. Ist Regt. S. c. Volunteers,
Born Oct. 81, 1875, D1e1 July 80, 1881.
The second die tapers gradually from the
TOP, forming an octagon on which is carved in
bold relief palmetto tree. A plinth on this
die is surmounted by Corinthian column, the
top of which is covered with drapery, dropping
over the column. This is crowned with q laur-
ell wreath. The whole monument is Of the
best Italian marble, and is about ten feet high.
It is in every respect an exquisite piece OF
workmanship.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JUNIOR DEMOCRATIC CIuB.-The members
.of this band of political aspirants will take no.
lice that meeting will be held this evening"
at oppenheim's Hall, in Vanderhorst-street.
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The OPPRESSIVE WEATHER Of the present
summer is everywhere admitted to be almost
without precedent in the memory OF this
generation. The debilitating effects Of so pro-
tracted heated spell upon the human system
renders the use of safe and judicious tonic
highly necessary to most persons, and pleasant
and wholesome to all. While the country is
flooded with bitters of Northern manufacture
and of unknown qualities, it is well to know
that We have at home preparations Of no
doubtful eff&cy, which are the result Of the
Investigations and experience OF oUr own
chemists of established reputation aud ac-
knowledged skill. Such compound IS the
Hepatic Bitters, prepared from purely vegeta-
bic ingredients under the personal supervision
of DR.. Panknin These bitters can be relied
on as sure and speedy corrective for al the
various disorders of the stomach and liver, and
as an appetizer which never fails. Hitherto
the gale Of this medicine has been confined
mainly to the South, where the name of the
proprietor and Of his father has become as q
household word amongst chemists and phys:-
clans. Recently, however, it has become pop
lar also at the North, where its agency has
been assumed by Hegeman, the great New
York druggist, under whose energetic manage
ment, aided by the intrinsic merits of the
preparation itself, the Hepatic Btters bid fair
to rival in public favor tonics Of inferior value,
which have built up such immense fortunes for
their proprietors.
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observation-disclosures s.-0tareston Ho-
stA-Edmund L. Yates, SummsrviDe; c. F.
MoCay, lady and two Children, Augusta; DR..
If. A. Reawiek, Newberry; d. P. Adams, Ma
-rion; F. A.. Sawyer, City; E. B. Brown, New
York; Geo. d. Jones, Augusta; D. B. Gilliland.
City; John A. Goldstein and wife, Augusta; s.
B. Robson, Atlanta; 8. G. Conner, Richland
District, g.. G.2s -
august CT. s.. o'Brien, City; W. Blake,
Savannah. 80
. Pavilion Hoaa-August 81. h. Duncan,
Richmond; John johnson, Fernandina, Fla;
,;S. o. Howe, Thos. Sandes, Florida.
August 9-Dr. o. Balmond, Kentucky; N.
.:.Schwersee, Europe; s. o. Peixotto, Cuba; G. c.
Cambridge, Steamer Monterey; R. q. Draper,
sCordesville; c. P. WoIhampton, New Bruins
wick.
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g0tfIs.
Anew YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 B r 0 & D " a 7
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW IOILA OI4 Il
r.. M. HlLDRETH & CO., Proprtetors.

II. NJ. HlLDRETH & CO., Prorrtetors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT-cLAss
HOTEL, as popularly known in former times
nnder the infringement OF J. o. MONNOT, Esq, and
mora recently under that of HIRAM CRANSrON &
c.. ,s now under the propuetorshIp of Nessrs. D..
NJ, HuDRETB 7. B. R0CKWAy, uner the firm oil
D. NJ. HILDRETH co.
The senior partner from bis long experience as
,,onrie,or of the Yeranda St. Louts and St Charles
Hotels of New Orleans, fstters himself that he can
assure bis friends and he public generally, that its
former world wide reputation as popular frst-class
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under Its present
management. lyrf feoeuAcy ID
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m.nKEr-srnrEr PUBLIC SCALES.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. HI.
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II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or MiIlers Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books mnde to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 20 to Hiram Harris. Agent, No. SO Broad
street.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dolla
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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MoREHEAD BrrrERs.-These bitters can be
had ut James Mexican, No. SO Anson-street, who Is
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 mWf
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STREET IMPRovEAHNTs.-The city authorities
design repairing the broken sidewalks in vari-
GUS parts of the city with the asphalt pave
ment. The contract has been awarded to
Captain A. Habernicht, and the work will be
commenced at an early day. The loose gravel
on the Meeting g-street and East Bay sidewalks
is to be swept of by prisoners from the work.
house detailed for that purpose.
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~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROL INA,
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-IN THE COMMON
PLEAs-JAMRS MoCABE vs.. ROBERT McCAR-
ROLL-ATTACHMENT.- Whereas the plaintiff did,
on the thirteenth day Of June, file his declaration
against the defendant who (as 1t is sad is absent
from and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same.
upon whom copy of the said declaration might be
served It is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant do appear and plead to the said declaration on or
before the fourteenth day of June. which will be in
the year of OUR Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine, otherwise fnal and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
j.. W. BROWNE. ED, C. C. P.
Clerks Ofiee, Charleston District
Ipp
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80 A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO

ET A YOUNG LADY REIURN1NG 1O
her country home, atter soiourn OF q few months
in t! city was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place o: coarse rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby con plexion OF almost marble smooth.
ness and Instead twenty-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF SO
great change, she plainly told them that she used
the CIRCA>SIAN EALM, III considered it an in
valuable acquisition to any lady's toilet. By It's use
any Lady o. Gentlemen can improve thei- personal
appearance an tundrcdfold. It is simple IN its
combination, as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also healing, cleansing and beautfing the skin and
complexion. By its direct action on the cuticle it
draws from 1t NIL Its impurities kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended
should be-clear, soft, smooth and beautiful Price
81, sent by Hail or Express receipt of an order
by
". L CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette-sreet Syracuse, N. 7.
The only American Agents for the sale Ct the same.
March so lyr
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Tho Yacht Race.

rHy SCENE ON THE wHARvEs AND N THE HAIR
Boa-rHE sTART-TE RAcE-ExorTEMENT OF
THE spEcrAroRs-TM HOME sTRErcH-THE
WINNERS.
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Misfslansous.
TMPOR RT e RS OF
TEAS. WINES, BRANDIEs, &C.,
And Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
6! I!!!{{|!!!!!!!E!;!1B$|5AlREjI6Z S! s. 8; E!5S
Cog s42EG? ze4( sN[DD Dcs5z=Ba sRS=55
NY ANVs S: G:
wM. 8. CoRwN L co.
as-Goods delivered to ali parts of the City.
July Is wfm 3mo
MEET1sc-sTREEr FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING
The IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS. SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. Of d., sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from to
16 feet IN diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES Coz Hand
power, Saw and RICE Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF al descriptions
hade to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGs, GRATINGs.
cEsTERY COVERS, sASH WEIGHTS. DC, Gc
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MAcHINIST AND FoUNDER, ;,
No. sl4 MEETING.sTaEET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
August mWs
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q @ A-A-A--A-A-T BEST DYSFEP-
TIC BITTERS now III use are PASyNrN's Heratic
Bitters They never fail to give relief. Try bottle
ard be convinced For sale Druggists. N
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The FOLLOWING is the amount Of coal weigh
ed at the public scales for the month of July,
1000