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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-20


NOW Is THE TIME TO THROW OFF
YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND TO Be
PLACE 1T WITH GARMENTS SUITED TO.
THE WARM WEATHER THAT Is NOW
UPON US. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A
LIGHT WOoLLEN OR LINEN SUIT, YOU
WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT
hIACULLAR, WILLIAMS 4 PARKER'S.
Who have full stock Of NEW GOODS, JUST MAN
UFAoTURHD. that will suit all. as will be seen by
the list OF prices given below:
A NICE STYLE OF CHECK CASHMERE
sUITs-sAoK. PANTS AND vEsT.........s oO
A NICE STYLE or GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND yEsT.................. 800
A MOE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AID VEST. 12 90
REAL SCOTCH FANCY CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST. T.................. 1900
DARK MIXED CASHMERE SUIT-SACK,
PAsTs AND VEST. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUTT-sACK,
PANTS AND VEST Observation-Disclosures. II 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUrrs-sAoK. PANTS AND vEsT.......... 1s 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUITs-sAGK, PANTS AND vEsT......... 10 90
FINE DARK BLUE INDIGO FLANNEL
sUITs-sACK. PANTS AND yEsT......... 40 20
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE SACKS.
GOOD AS CUSTOM WORK. ............s8to to is 90
NEW STYLE FANCY oAssIMEREPANTss 81 TO 10 90
NEW sTYLEFANcY CASHMERE VESTS s2to 90
FINE BLACK CLOTH LINED SACKS. ...s9 to 1s 0O
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS FROCKs,
EQUAL TO ANY CUSTOM WORK. ....ss TO IS 90
FINE BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS. .........ss 10 II 90
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS, EQUAL
TO CUSTOM HAKE.................. $3to 90
WHITE AND COLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK SACKS. .......................S1 6Oto 70'
WHITE AND CoLORED LINEN AND
DUCK PANTS. s........................$1 81 90 10 6 90
WHITE AND CoLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK VESTS. Isl 30 to 4 90
COTToNADE AND sATINET SACKS. so 90 to 3 so
coTToNADE AND sATINET PANTS. 81 90 TO 2 so
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITE SHIRTS, Silk and Morino UNDER
SHIRTS, Brown and Bleached Jean and Linen
DRAWERS, GLOVES. hosiery, TIE', scARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS. &c.
aa- ONE PRICE. Goods all marked in plain fg-
ures No deviation made.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
No. 370 KING,
CORNER OF HASEL-STREET,
CHARLESTON, y. C,
April ~
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Estate Sale, By order Of the Executors,
eRVeZ. r. CAKES. co.

VIII be sold on THURSDAY t25th instant, at II
O'Clock, pear the Old Postofce, the following valu
sS Sd ss SsSHsns q sh1ek Hass
and extensive Brick outbudtngs situate ON the east
side of King-street In Yard No. q, and known as
No. 574 Lot measnres 66 feet front and 100 feet
in depth on the premises are large s cistern and
No. 2EThe THREEsToRY WOODEN sToRF
AND DWELLING, with requisite outbuhdings, Eiiu-
ate at the southwest corner of King and Spring.
streets. Lot 37f ct inches on King and 30 feet
inches on Springstreet.
No. 3lTHE THREE STORY WOODEN STORE
AND DWELLING. with outbuildings, situate on
west side OF Kng adjoining the above TO the
inches In depth. These buildings yedouble pi-
azzas to the eouth, and are in good order.
Nos. 4, s. .6;-THREE VACANT Lots on west side
feet | front, and and iSs feetT inches deep. -
No. 1.-THE TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING
and Kitchen, on south ride Of Spring gstreeb nrst
house west Of King. Lot % feet g inches froptand
No. fi s@Tne TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING
and Kitchen south side Spring, next west Of No.7.
Lot 80 feet inches fl ont and 76 feet deep -.
No. s-The TWO AND HALF STORY DWELL
ING and outbulding on the southeast corner Of ST..
Pbilips1eet and Rodgers Alley, Ward No. B. Lot
36 feet front and 96 feet deep 49, -
No. 1o-The Two-sToRY DWELLING. east aide
OF st. Philip next south Of; the above. Lot feet
mo No. 1na iiaThe n .s' TWosToBY DWELLING east sde
1t Philip next south Of shove. Lot 20 feet fcnts5
foot 5acn l. JoS-ls-1 81 q - s5'-T =. s-,ss-.
No 1.-THE DWELLING. south eide Rodgers; alley.
next east of the above. Lot 81 feet front, 10 feet
deep. 1. ...--.' - -
Rodgers alley next east OF the above. Loks1 fest
Mo. No. isG1hs III iSS TWo.sToRY DWELLING; south side
Rodgers alley next east Of above. Lot 81 feet 'front.'
TX feat doeY, -. 81 .,,si.t.-,.-
No. 1SWoNE-sToRY SHOP AND TwosToRY
WOODEN DWELLING, northeast corner ST Philip
street and Rodgers alley Lot ~ feet font OIL fees
deep. r. -. ~ -. :ss,-s,-
Rodgers. alley. aotoiping above to the east rs
N No. i73The TT It Two.sToRY BUILDING adjodnias
above to the east on Rodgers' Alley: Lot .2S fset
:, No. isEThs TWo-sTeRY BUILDING north .dds
Rodgers Alley next east of above Lot % feet font
No. 1s~Fhe wo-sToRYDwELL1Na north side
Rodgers Alley, adjoining to- the east Lot ~ feet
NO No. SoEThe sTEWo.sToaY BUILDING north side
Rodgers Alley, next east Of above. Lot o feetront
81 feet deep. - -. ,..,-.g. ,.r-...s
mo. u VACANT ,LoT next east Of above, % feet
front. 81 feet deep. 80; ~. .s1c
Pitts Of The above Property can % seen y y my
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay fSr papers
and stamps 2 ...ii...,.,i T. June II
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We DROPPED in few days since at the atore
Of Mr.. Thomas Campbell, No. 146 Meeting-street,
where we found him making arrangements for
very early extension of his business. he has al
ready improved and enlarged his storeroom, and
win leave in few days for the North where he pro-
poses to lay in stock of office. cooking and parlor
stoves Of every description, together with copper
and iron pumps. plumbing materials, tinware, kc.
He proposes to be- prepared for the opening Of the
fall trade with as large and complete stock as can
be found anywhere in his line of business.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. IL.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery. Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram harris, Agent, No. SO Broad.
street.
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are adjusted and paid here. Mr.. A. L. Tobias, who
has been successfully engaged In the business for
many years. and was for long time president of one
of eur local insurance companies before the war; s
the Charleston agent and TO his attention we COM
mend those who may be disposed to avail themselves
Of the advan ages offered By the Imperial
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ARREST OF gHr ENGINE TaIEF.1The mem
tion d the robbery Of the Young 1merica En-
gine Company, which appearsd IN THE News,
attracted attention, and caused the members
Of the company and the police Be ols the
slart. A oolored boy was arrested ON Thurs-
day and the stolen brass recovered, bdt TIE
engine house WIS entered again the same
night, the hose rout, and the brass coupirRs
stolen. The prisoner hiss been turned overt to
the detective Office for examination, and win
be prosecuted to the fall extent OF the law for
his crime .ses ,ssx1sa ffI8
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MEssRs. sroLL, WEBB & Co. are now re-
ceiviuty large invoices of cheap goods by every
steamer, and have opened this day large lot Of le
nos and grenadines at 25c-good styles and colors.
Persons wishing 70 purchase cheap dress goods Will
find large assortment at their establishment, Nos
2s7 and 2S9 King-street. lAdvt]
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Coptain j. II. Baker: NJ s'it
DEAR sIR-This lie to certify that have been
afflicted with Rheumatism for the last five or six
years many times unable to move. tried all medi-
cines recommended to me for the disease, without
receiving any benefit Having heard ''Rosadais"
highly SPOKEN Of I procured bottle. and finding
some relief, continued It until ! nm happy to Say
that am completely well.
not only consider the "Rosadas" sovereign
romedy for Rheumatism. but believe II also pre-
ventive. and cheerfully recommend 1t to the
s'afiicted."
Yours, very truly, JAMES WEBB.
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TIE MpKRIAI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of
London, establshed in 1903, represents capital of
more than eight millions of dollars in gold, and is
one OF the best institutions of its kind. Policies
issued payable In gold currency, risks are taken
as low as by other rstclsss companies, and losses
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RooFs.-At this time Of year tin roofs are
particularly apt to leak. The ordinary methods
ofmending them are very costly, and every own
or Of leaky roof is recommended to call on
Cameron, Barkley & Co., Meeing-street, who
will prevent leakage, or stop leakage, by pro-
cess that is quick, cheap and eHsctuaL
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TIE SuMMERvnILE TRAN.--We have in
quired into the complaints made in oommu-
nication signed "More Anon," and are re-
quested to say that arrangements are being
made toincrease the passenger accommodation
on the Summerville trains.
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PEasoNAn.-The Camden Journal notices the
death Of Captain John Chestnut, which took
place ON the 18th instant. Captain Chestnut
served through the war with distinction in
Gregg,s Regiment and the Second South Caro-
lima Cavalry.
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oUAcKENBos' GRAbtMARs:

An English Grammar, 81; First Book in Grammar.
-sE .-l- so CENTS.
Clear, we'll condensed, and consistent throughout;
brief In its rules and dchniuons happy 10 its Illus
trntions practical In Its application Of princpes In
ductive and philosophical IN Its arrangement; ogi-
nal In Its vews; bold In irs reforms; every way
adapted to the schooroom; interesting to the pupil;
to the teacher; full and Ingenious In Its
explanations operplexng constructions; makes the
learning Of Grammar easy; makes the teaching Of
Grammar posI11TE PLEASURE Such Is the verdict
pronounced on Quackenbos' Grammar by our best
educators Hosts Of recommendations published In
our Circular.
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Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS AID ComdoK
PIzAs-HoS. THOMAS W. GlovER, PREs1DrNe.-
The case Of Hughes VS.. Farris, and contra Far
ris ys. Hughes for assault and battery, was
tried, and Farris found guilty Of assault: The
court than engaged in civil business Of no pub
lie interest. & ~. -. a.cis5 - : Z
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A Row AT TIE AssExAI.--We learn that, on
Thursday morning, some negroes endeavored
topsss the sentinel at the gate, and, being re-
fused adnittance, insisted on their right, and
pressed forward. The ringhader was knocked
down, and the guard who we're in attendance
soon arrested the psrty and quietSd the dis
twbanoe. -. I
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JAMES WEBB.
ROsADALIS CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES.
WILSON, N. c., September Is, 1867.

DEAR S1R-In 1862 my son. now aged Ave gears,
was vacclnated with what proved to bn impure mat
ter viii ii completely destroyed his health. he has
been afflicted with inveterate aRd extremely trou-
blesome eruption of the skin. sometimes breaking
out in sores, &c. Rossdalis was prescribed by my
family physician, nr. A. D. Moore After ,aklng 1t
few weeks MY son became and remains entirely well
Yours truly j, B. DANIEL.
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Hoi FOR THE BATTERY.--As many persons
are unable TO witness the yacht race from the
excursion boats. the Street Railway Company
will to-day change their schedule for the ac-
commodston Of the public. From II O'Clock
to O'Clock, every other car that leaves either
terminus will run to the Battery, and after the
latter hour an Of the cars on each line willrun
to that point. .Sys5s; KS 5,1sa. /.
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jib has been rigged from the mast to the small
bowsprit, and though apparently clumsy boats'
theya are reputed safe and fast sailers. This race
is for stakes privately agreed OF by the own
ers, and the course win be. from Southern
wharf, around Fort Ripley, thence around the
buoy at Remley's Point at the mouth of the
Wando River, and thence to the winning point
off Southern wharf. The Charleston allows the
What's II four minutes time, and the yachts
viii be started thirty minutes after the start
ing Of the Ella Anna, Eleanor, Maggie Mitchell
and Unknown.
= Altogether, it will bea jolly time. IL the wea-
ther is pleasant, Charleston will turn out e"
masse, and from it's various points Of observa-
tion enjoy the spectacle, while another multi
tude will trust themselves to the wings OF the
wind and accompany the race.
THE Stakes AND BETTING.
The stakes, amounting in all to twelve hum
dred dollars, were deposited yesterday with the
stakeholder, Captain F. W. Dawson, OF THE
DAILY NEWS.
The betting is light and about even. Most
persons are waiting to take look at the wealth
er before they risk their money, but some &C.
tivity is expected early this morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

TIE ELECTIONS IN EDaEF1E1D.-The Radi-
cal ticket has been successful by about one
thousand majority. About fifteen hundred
whites did not 20 the polls. s.
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THE SHIP MoNTaoMERy.-This vessel is still
Off this port, and has been placed in charge OF
Captain John Ferguson, who has made prepa-
ratons and is going earnestly to work to se-
cure the ship and cargo. The timber on deck
has been placed overheard anda portion OF it
brought to the city, and steam pump will be
got to work as early as possible. The ship is
entirely freighted with timber, and will conse-
quently not be quito as valuable as if her cargo
was cotton. The condition of the vessel can
not be ascertained until she is ightened, when
it will be seen whether she will be worth re-
pairing. We hope she may place balance on
the right side to repay the officers and owners
Of the steamer Charleston for the good work
they have performed in towing her to this
place.
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NUM1sMAr1cs. is not, perhaps, generally
known that We have in Charleston veteran
collector, who is indafatigable in his search for
rare and curious coins. With him tits labor
Of love, and the arrival Of . new specimen to be
added to the three thousand already arranged
in his cabinet is source Of extreme satisfac-
ltion. The day before yesterday this .ptleman
received FIVE dollar gold piece OF the Nor
mons. This piecs bears the inscription "Hol-
ness to the Lord on the one side, and g. s.. L..
C..P. g., i.e Great Salt Lake City Pure Gold,
on thsother. It is rare specimen and Of con-
siderable value. But the coinage OF the Ameri-
can poligsmists, or even one of the dollars is-, :,
sued by Che unfortunate Emperor Maximiiian,
is not as interesting as the worn, hammered,
haK-obliterated piece Of money current
eighteen centuries ago. In the cabinet OF our;
townsman ia draohma OF Antioch, q bust OF
Nero. on one side and che Roman Eagle on the
the other,l date A. D.; . drachma OF Ant-
ochess VIII, date 100 B. c.; a tetra-drachms
Of Alexander the Great, on one side Hercules
with the lion skin, and on the other Jupiter; q
Saxon stycss, N. D. 800 to 9O1; penny OF Ed.
ward the Confessor, N. D. 1O42;a groat Of Da-
vvid II, of Scotland, N. D. 1929; shilling of
Edward vi, of England. N. D. 1850; corna-.
tion. medal of Charles II, N. D. '166O-this
medal is as sharply and clearly cut as though
1t we're the work Of an expert modern engrayer
and is beautiful specimen; Commonwealth
shilling, with the inscription "In God We
Trust N. D. 1858; acoin Of Florence Of the
Twelfth century, with tho head Of st. John the
Baptist on one side and the arms OF Florence
,on the other. These are but few sof The
quaint and remarkable gems Of coinage in the
collection, which is the finest, in all probabin-
ty, in the Southern States
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THE FRzEpmAN's SAVINGS BAFK.-By an adj;
vertisement IN another column, it will be seen
that there are two. different ways Of depoeiting
money In this valuable institution. Sums Of
money amounting to fifty dollars and upwards,
deposited for not less; Than thirty days, draw
interest at the rate d four per cent Per ssu-
npm, butosthree days notioe must be gHen
before the money can be drawn. orainarydo
posts, IN small or large sums; can be arawnat
any time without notice, and Eve pM cent.
interest ia paid on the amount ii the bank %
the q reditl OF each person on January tssnd
July 1. 4..s{ss. Sy.7. I. Ss,:t .s1
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at wilson's GROCERY, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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~ LARGEST CIRoULATlON.-THE D ILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
REooGNI1EDsA HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CUIATIoN m THE CITY oF CHARLESTON,
PUBnIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE posToFFIcE AT, THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoV1S-'
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFrCE Law.
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BASE BALLs-The match game announced to
take piacs this afternoon between the Eclipse
and Alert Clubs has been postponed, with
view af allowing The players an opportunity OF
Witnessing the Yacht race.
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January 7th. 1868.

- hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named phyHcisrH and they are oil
gentlemen Of frespectability and standing Ia this COM
muuIty, .a 81 TIC. DAVIS, ~
Mayor Of Wilson, N, @.
January 1lth, 1858. ase,; E, ~ r. l,'r.,sf,s.
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CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.
This is to certify that WIS cured OF Chronic Liver
Complaint by Or. Lswrences Rosadalis, after having
been confined to my bed and ho, se for long time.
and trying various medicines without benefit.
I know of several others in this county cured
through the rse of Rosadals and it can be found in
nearly every house In my Deighborhood, and they
all praise it as great medicine.
THOMAS THORN.
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The CoNuERr FOB TIE WIDOWS IoME--We
understand that the concert for the Widows
Home win certainly take place on Tuesday
next, and hope TO be able to publish tho pro-
sramme on Monday. Many expressions Of in
terest upon the subject have been heard, and;
the Widows Home is go popular and desery.
ing an institution, that few willrefuse 10 sup
port the concert given. in its behalf The
Home is sadly in need Of money, and concert
appeared to be the bestmeana Of supplying it's
wants. 49,
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RosADLLIs WILL CURE THE WORST GASES OF
277f'' sORoFULA. - -. =
READ THE STATEMENT BELOW AND I.EsrA1R NOT,
WILSON Cot NrY. September 10, 1867.
DR.. J. j. Laurence: ~ ~ &C. - &, ,.Es
DEAR SIn-My youngest daughter, aged tye years,
has been dreadfuy afflicted with scrofus nearly all
her life / tried great many physicians. but With;
out relieyingher much; In fact most OF them said
there was no hope OF cure. During the last spring
she was worse than ever. her body and limbs being
covered with sores and blotcheswith face and eyes
badly liberated and swollen. Whilst In this condI
ton. L was advised by DR.. L. A. Stth to try your.
Rosada1is. I st once procured three bottles, and
commenced giving It to her. The effect. was maa-
cal. In less than q month, to my great astonishT
ment she wss entirely well. -. =.
I am Sir. yours,
With much respect and grattude,
~. ". ". BURNETT. -
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TIE DRowN1Ne CAsUALTY-0NE OF TIE
BODIES Yesterday one ofthe negro
fishermen in the barbor discovered the body Of
a white man on the marsh near Castle Pinck-
ney, in Hog Island Channel. He immediately
returned to the city, bringing the body, which
was identified as that Of Frank Garner, the
white man drowned with Mr.. Roddln. The fea-
lures we're so disHgured by crabs that it was
impossible to recognize them, and the body
was only identified by note OF hand OF B.
Roddin 10 Garner, which was found IN the
pocket. The body was taken to the deadhouse
of the Mazyck-street Hospital last night, and
q post nportem examination will be held at the
inquest to-day by Drs F. Peyre Porcher and
Lewis III. Aver.
Mr.. Pickett, the partner Of Mr.. Roddin, Of
fers reward Of 800 for the recovery OF the
body. 1t is proper 10 mention that tho negroes
who were with Mr.. Roddin when the boat cap
sized employed themselves yesterday in search
ing for the bodies. ..;s p. s. -. ......,s- !.
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The following among many hundreds Of our beat
citizens, testify to Its wondrous efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 4th. 1853.
I believe DR.. Lawrences "ROSADALIS" 10 be the
BEST ALTERNATIVE IN USE, and, therefore, cheerfully
recommend 1t as such. t''sr.-, -
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The tonnage and dimensions ofGthe fou
principal yachts areas follows: Gle. y ."
THE JUDGES.

The following. gentlemen are the judges,
each representing one yacht, and sailing in
another:
For Ella Anna-W. A. Courtensy-sails in
Eleanor. ,..--e@ $3.50" -ser
Il For Eleanor Captain John sIy-sails in
Ella Anna.
For Maggie Misohell-R. s. Bruins sails in
Unknown.
For Unlnown-Dr; W. H. Tarrant-zails in
Maggie Mitchell.
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The Hon. P. q. Gaillard is the umpire.
THE OTHER RACES.

The charleston" anfi the "What's 1t" Two
miniature yachts, or moro properly pleasure
boats, belonging to the Charleston squadron,
will engage in this race. These boats are what
is nauticaliy termed "catrigged." The mast is
Mar the bow, and they have but one sail, which
is, however, sufficient to enshruud the little
craft, as the boom projects considerably be-:
yond the rudder. They are entirely unlike the
trim and nayTow yachts that contest the first
race. as their dimensions are nearly round. In
addition to the large sail mentioned above, 8
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UNITED STATES Court, FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
HoN. GEO. 8. BRYAN, PREsDNa.-The sp-
pointment Of J.. N. Martin, assignee for @. f.
Waters, Of GreenvilIe, and J.. R. Leavell for ].
Tsylol Zealy, was confirmed.
The petitions of D. v. Ecurry to establish a
lien in the matter Of j. G. 8. Brown, q, bank.
rupt, and OF W. F. Nance to establish a lien I'M
the matter OF J.C. 8. Brown. The reports OF
Henry Summer were read and confirmed in
each case. .,...~.. ss.5
The rights Of citizenship were granted to-
James Colclough.
= The case Of W. Y. I6itGh and o.. G. Nei,,
claiming portion q siture under the
revenue laws, was co4s3 siand the District
Attorney argued for d. ldelsnce. The Judge
ruled that Mr.. Leitch had q full understand
ing Of his position when he entered
on the duties OF his, Office. and admitted
the same through counsel in regard to
the fees. BE drea q deduction between
salary and emolument, and decided that the
petition be dismissed and the. money paid TO
the collector, to be distributed according TO
law. By this ruling the collector obtains not
only the amount due MIR. Leitch in the matter
of the Aid, but is also entitled to the survey
or's fees, while Mr.. Leitoh held that position
as not having taken the 'tiron-c'ad, hs cwss
not considered an officer Of the United States
Government. - -.