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III the last, we shall use our best efforts to merit
10 continuance. March If.
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p, vans 6
Hutchison's
M z T. T. @
Formerly tho Donald Mill"

TIIE MILL, long and favoraJlv knovr
Il as the "DONALD MILL" has beer
purchased by us. and We have repaired il
SCnioo1ToG.ngh!E-put,ing in new and splcndit
oMOiIER (the finest that is in use)-
a NEW BOLTING CLOTH, tog.,he,
with NEW MACHINERY. from th,.
"aterwheel to the garrc,.
This work has been done in subs,an
t'al and workmanlike manner by tho mos,
experienced and skillful AliIIwrirhts in the
country, and VIC believe tho Mill now to be
IN better condition than it ever was in
its palmicst days.
The old Friends and Customers of tho
MIL are respectfully invited to return to
The Mil that in days "lang eyno' served
them so well and faithfully.
MIR. HUTCHINSON, who has had
much experience rs Miller, will have
charge Of the Mill, and will givo his uudi.
vlded attention to tho wants Of their Gus
toners.
Respectfully,
JAS. EVANS,
TlIGS. HUTCHINSON.
July 20. 1870, l3, 4m
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
W Wilson, J G Childs, W II Bass,
b c Crawford, A Swearingim, Knox,
F A Wilson. Jay & Bradley,S S G Lee,
VIC Evans, J W Thomas, A w
Wardlaw, W Moore C Go, Branch.
EXPRESS.-Barnes s. Co, Miss J
Black, Wicllliffe Il W, ABC Lindsay,
G V Barnes.
J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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THOMSON l. FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Abbeville, 10th July, 1870.
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In Probate Court-Cita tion.

In Probate Court.-Citation.
" HEREAs Hugh Wilson, applicant
w has made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration of the Estate Of
Mrs. Jane 7. Burns, deceased, late of aaid Coun.
ty.
These are therefore, to cite and admonisli
NIL and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said, ,Mrs janet. Burns, decd. that they bc
and sppear before me- in the Court OF Pro.
bate, to be hsld at Abbeville G. H., on Friday,
18th, August 1870. after publication hereof.
at o'clock in the afternoon, to show cause,
if any they have why the said Administration
should not he granted.
Given under my hand, this eth day of July,
Ammo Domini 1870.
Published on the goth day of July 1870, in
the oath year Of American Independence.
VIM HILL. J. P. a. G. l.. 81
July 27, 1870, l4-2t.
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COKESBURY SCHOOL.

WILL CHRISTIE BENET, Rector.
w. w. VANCE, M. A., Assistant.
THIS well.known School will reopen
L on MONDAY, tho. 18th of SEP
TENDER. Its Teachers are Alumni Of
Edinburg University. The School is sit.
uated in a healthy locality, where Board,
at moderate rate, can easily be obtained.
For particulars, as to Terms of Tuition,
&C., apply 10 the Rector, or 10
F. A. CONNER,
President of the Board of Trustees.
July 20, 1870, ii, 1t
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrected Weekly BY Il. G. UFAAN, Bro
ker, No. 25 Broad Street.

1N S1aNLEOA'JH, .. ~,
Corrected Weekly by Il. c. KA UF1LdN, Bro
ker, No. 26 Broad Street.
July 20, 1870.
STATE SEcUEIrIEs.-South Carolina, Old
asO; do new,-a70; do, regisrd stock, ex int
-a7O.
CRY SEcuRIrIrs-Augusta, Ga. Bonds, "a
80; Charleston, 8. 9. Stock, lex or int) "a
48; do. Fire Loan Bonds,-a70; Columbia, g.
G. Bonds, AGO.
R.nRoAD BosDs;-Bluo Ridge, (frst mort
gage)-aoo; Charleston and Savannah, -a6S !;
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,-us5: Che.
raw and Darlington.-as3 Green,ille and
Columbia, (irst mort )90a-; do, State qua
rantee, 6ba-; Northeastern, 82a-; Savan-
nah and Charleston, lst mort. ais; do,
State guarantee, ara; South Carolina, -
a74; do, II ;nSpsrtanburg and Union.-a65.
RAILRoAp srocxs-Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta, ,-a4O; Greenville and Columbia, "a
=; Northeastern, a13; Savannah and Charles
ton, -aS0; South Carolina, whole shares
--a39; do. half do -a29a.
EXCHANGE, &c.-New York Sight, ! off par
Gold, 1loal23; Silver, 1O6a-.
SOUTH cARoLINA BANK BILLS.
*Bank Of Charleston.
Shank OF New berry,. ..........,a-
Bank Oh Camoen: ....... ..."......... 45n-
Bank Tof Georgetown. ...... Ga
iASSFA ~ E>fsASAAhob slOU<--
Bank Of cbester.......,.-.,.. ,.....,. ioa-
Bank of State II s. q. prior 70 1857 .assL
Bank df Slate sof 3D. O. issue 1861 aud i82 Ia
'Plaats4 eadlAechehios Rsdks Of h1a 80.
Ssat c1' cSsfIs:sson. iS;lsass ...
sUnio6 Bank of 1Charleston. ..--a-r.
lsopthwestern R.B Bank Or cbstiesi6n, ~ !
soIui III ws.:srn R.nI K az :,y:t S-
nav ss.s . o.. .. ......,. x.-a-
i6tAtb Bank Of CheYleskosi. -. :. ae.
{Fasnsrs snd Ezahaags Bank Of Char 8 3
xssss is Il ;U;is;;Ssiis, & q
iCG1eFslaf BaGk ~ Columbia i. 49,. lsa--
Benks % ChsrAS As,. !. -:
satas1 DsSEs 3. 9 3. q
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and tho United States. BY means of
a cable extending from Cowes around
Cape Finister to Lisbon, Prussia On
joys communication with Spain with
ont having her dispatches pass through
French territory.
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dMafkas. brn $50
.st-AIsx4A

,A4sazxsIasA Aasssts uosSHaIa@
= e t&&s-a ft'ffgf ~ a,,a
! EW YoaE, August b. Cotton dbl
oa ase@2es apls 2aa@afEg ssssa
! hiddliagseis lsa q
! avzrpoq1 on x66shsn nea,
8, o.lsaas stf sst aas ..,I
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NCTICE.

4N ~ l. LOHs
VHE undersigned, Merchants, hereby
4 agree, from and after the I'd day Of
Aug next, and until the 1st day of Sep.
IN to close their stores at 6 o'clock,
Saturdays excepted.)
WHITE BRTTHERS,
MILLER Il ROBERTSON,
NORWOOD, DuPRE & CO.
JAS. w. FOWLER,
W.. T. PENNEY,
II. T. TUSTEN & co.
HENRY INMAN.
MAYS, BARN WE'LL & CO
ENOCh NELSON.
j. KNOX.
.. A. NJ. HILL.
.TROWBRIDGE & co.
L.-CARR, per NJ. Kaphan.
Abbeville, s. c.. 25th July, 1870.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

In Pro5ate Court Citation:
WHEREAS W. Tully Branch, applicant,
w hasmade suit to me. to grant him Letters
of Administration of the Estate of David r..
5ondley deceased, late Of said County.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said David r Sondley, decd, that they
oe and appear before me, in the Court Of Pro
18th August 1870, after publication hereof
1T o'clock in the afternoon, to show cause
il any they have, why the said admin is It, tior
should not be granted. Is
Given under my hand, this 9th day of Ju
~, Ammo Domini 1870.
Published on tho goth day of 7July 1910, ,ir
the 94th year,of American IDdepsndehcs. +
WIN. HILL, J.'r. l. o. ;. ST
July %, 1870, Ia -2t
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TIE CoLoRED CADET.-Thc pcrse-
cutions Of the colorcd cadet ut West
Point having been brought to the no.
ticc Of the War Department, the fol-
loving official information has been
elected: 1t appears upon an invcs,i-
CATION Of the charges contained in ca
Diet Smiths letter relative to his treat
ment by his fcllow-cadets, that there
is considerable "originality." General
Pitcher, the Superintendent Of the
Military Academy, y,interrogated Smith,
who stated that the published letter
was garbled copy of that written to
his friend, Mr.. Clark, of Hartford.
He furnished the Superintendent with
q true copy, which is now in posses
sion Of the War Department.. The
cadet drill-master denied having used
the language charged to him, and six
cadets in the squad not only deny ha-
wing heard it, but their evidence shows
the drill-mastor was not rs sharpe to.
ward Smith as toward them. In the
mess hall somc feeling was exhibited
by those with whom Smith was seat.
ed, but this promptly checked by the
authorities. The allegations in cadet
Smiths letter, though not without
foundation, havo been greatly cxag
geratcdS and, Smith said 3Ia hdd nc
|eb4plaint to make about the mess-hall
tNhe Superintendent reports that now ON
Deter 5sf'!Rg aJE,a JaEs1'isaI HsllI,.g csssyl sasl,
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ice! Ice!! Ice Y!

TILE subscriber has just received
K seven tons Of ice, which he is
prepared to sell at moderate prices.
Taken in large quantities it may be
obtained ut reduced rates. Cali and
JOHN KNOX.
May 13, 1870. 3-tf.
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LADIES EhOES !

EEJII1TE BROTHERS woild 'di-
HH rect special attention to their
stock Of hadies' Shoes. They would
keep the public constantly in mind Of
their Ladies ''Aand-scwcd shoes. For
durability these goods are superior to
any others. Tho material, out Of
which they y1arc manufactured is the
very best, and the fact Of their being
mhasby hang; adds fifty. .pcrllcent. 10
their value. We are anxious TO intro
Guees these Shoes largely, and we will
guarantee every pair. They arc as
cheap rs machine sewed shoes, and
ws: can recommend them with great
confidence. Give them trial.
.'. WHITE BROTHERS.
April Is, 1870. 51=tf
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The Republican Platform.

The Chairman of the Committee or
Platforms and Resolutions, made the
following report, which was adopted
amid immense enthusiasm and pro
longed cheers:
Resolved, That tho Republicans OF
south Carolina in convention assom-
bled, in spirit Of amity and pcaco to-
wards their opponents, and Of Justice
to themselves. mako tho following dec
claration Of principle and policy:
g.. First. That, as citizens of tho na-
ton representing the Republican SON.
timcnt of proud and honorable Com
monwcalth, wo regard with sincere
satisfaction tho fidelity cvinccd by
President Grant TO tho Republican,
party, and we pledge our cordial sup
port to tho measures inauguratcd by
him TO insure conciliation, economy
and justice at homo, and command con-
sidcration and respect abroad.
Second. That VIC cordially endorse
tho administration Of Governor Scott,
us wise, economical and honest, and
that deserves, as 1t has received, the
hearty approval Of the loyal people Of
South Carolina.
Third. That we insist on a contin-
uancc OF strict and close economy in
all departments Of our government in
order 10 maintain the happy financial
which our State has attain
cd under Republican rulc.
Fourth. That VIC hail with gratitude
the adoption Of the Fifteenth Amend
mcnt to tic Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, as the crowning act Of ~
civil emancipation, and that.
III the exercise Of the sacred right oil
the elective franchise which il pro
claims and pcrpctuates, we will Gle
,Vatc to public Office only capable and
honest Republicans, Irrespective OIL
race, color or previous condition.
Fifth That We hereby pledge the
hcpub lean party Of South Carolina to
Il firm, fearless and unlaltcrinr SUD
port Of the Civil Rights Bill, and shall
demand the strict enforcement Of the
principles that it cnnnciates, us just
and practical assertions Of the civil G.
quality Of all American citizens.
Sixth. That we appeal to the Ma
Ilonal Congress TO open TO settlement
~Ho II AS-SihpeiO' tHc 1oil S-cISnG mill
ons Of acres Of public lands in the
southern States, and TO provide by Il |
suitable law for the purchase, through
the general land Office or otherwise, |
IF lands i'll this State, TO be sold TO the
andiess. under the provisions OF the
Homestead law Of the United States.
Seventh. Congratulating ourselves
upon the return Of peace, the repre-
Of our beloved State in the
National Councils, and the compara-
live quiet that prevails in our midst,
relying upon Divine Providence for
wisdom in council and efficiency iu
our actions, with malice toward none
and charity to all, we pledge our car
nest and best efforts to the SUCCESS of|
the Republican party iii South Caro-
llna, and enterupon the campaign Of
1870. confident of victory, with the
noble words, Equality before the law,
free speech, free press, free ballot,
and free Schools" emblazoncd upon
our banners. !
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JOHN GRAY,
Formerly Of the firm of Gray d Robertson,
Abbeville, l.

nES1RES to inform his friends.
~ that he is now located with r. O.,
SILVER, Columbia, S. O., the,proprie-
tor Of one of the largest and first elass
RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSES in
the South, who intends making extra
ordinary preparations for the Fall
trade. In connection with the rern.
lar line of DRY GOODS will be ed-
ded o first class UpholstSrY Estab blish-
nient, in all of it's sbranchean Mr.
Shiver will add to his EstabfYshment
something new in thss Southx-a gfina
Art Gallery where his patrons will
always find something ttactive. 9 He
has also in ccntemp3 p3ation to- make
the Department Of -. :.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE RPARTY-oFrIoERs
ELECTED.

Tho officers of the State Central
Committee were then elected as fol-
lows; Chairman, A. J. Runsier; Vice
President, W. B. Nnsh; Secretary, L.
W. NJ. Mackey: Treasurer, Reubin
Tomlinson. Mr. Tomlinson declined,
and Mr.. Cardozo was elected in his
stead.
The election for Chairmen of tho
Congressional Districts for the cnsu-
ing year resulted as follows: First Dis
trict, S. A. Swuils; Second District,
W. J. Whippcr; Third District, Sam
ucl B. Thompson; Fourth District, J O.
seph Crews.
County Chairmcn elected for the
respective counties as follows: Able
vile, III. J. Lomax; Anderson, Henry
Kennedy; Barnwcll, C. d. Hayne ;
Charleston, II. II Cain; Chester, John
Lilly; Chesterfield, II. J. Donaldson ;
Colleton, George r. Mcintyre Clar.
endon, d. Z. Dickson; Darlington, +.
G. Fludd; Elgefield, Prince II. Rivers;
Fairfield, w. J. Mcdowell; George
town, J. II. Rainey; Grecnvillc, Will
son Cook; Horny, J. Ii. Durham
kershaw, Henry Cardozo Lancaster,
Allen Hctson; I.aurcns, Y. J.P. Owens;
Lexington, Is. J. Hayes; Marion, il.
T.. Hayne; Marlboro, III. j. Maxwell ;
Newbcrry, Simeon Young; Oconee,
Alexander Bryce; Orangcburg, Chas.
II. Greene; Pickcns, O. NJ. Folgcr
lichland, c. N. Wilder; Spartanburg,
W. NJ. Fleming; Sumter, IL. -. Cog
Ian; Union, J. S. Moblcy; Williams
burg, LII. Frost; York, j. l.. Watson.
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Rice firm, Carolina sxasxc. Groceries dull end
unchanged. Naval stores quiet. Frelghts hrmer.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-F1our dull and steady.
Wheat nrmer; Maryland 81 4oa1 s5; Pennsylvania
ST s7a1 40. White corn 81 17a1 IS; yellow 81 o9a
Ill. Oats 57asoc. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Whiskey 81 0511a1 oShz.
CINCINNATI, June Corn easier and eull at
s5assc. Whiskey irregular; old process 81 VA
patent 81 OF. Provisions nominally unchanged
Bacon Is sold in jobbing lots; shoulders loAc'
clear sides 171c. Lard nominally l6c. q
LOUISVILLE, June Markets unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, June Corn, buyers standing Oh
and declined; mixed and yellow sOa96c. Whiskey
easier at 81 DIAL 05. Provisions quiet and un.
changed. Lard nominal.
NORFOLK, June 7.-Cotton quet; low middlngs
2oc; sales 60 bales; receipts 172 bales; exports
ceastwicc 1s5 bales; stock 2o3o bales.
AUGUSTA, June 7.-Cotton dull and lower; sales
100 bales; receipts 20; middlings 1shalsac.
SAVANNAH, June 7.-Cotton weak; middllngs
aoxa2lc; sales $50 bales; receipts Ss4; stock
23,65S.
GALVESTON, June 7.-Cotton fat at 17Za1sc for
good ordinary; sales 20 bales; receipts 60; stock
p 300 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jupe Cotton frmer; mid
dllngs 2lx xa2l Hc; sales $3.50 bales; net receipts
1850; ,coastwise 1o4; stock lo5,657 bales. Sugar
easier; prime nxa11Hc Molasses unchanged.
Sterling 24Aa25. Sight x premium. Gold lS%'
MOBILE, June 7.-Cotton dun, tending down
middlings 2oka2oHc; sales 400 bales; receipts sS;
exports to New Orleans 80; stock l,1o5.
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An Idler's Idyl.

Aborrowed boat, a certain SKYE.
A tide wherein to dream and drilt,
Delay that never seems decay, 10.
Are more to me than gain or gilt.
A boat is broader than hearth,
To borrow better than to own,
For Care Is In 8 manner blind,
And follows Thrift by toucn alone.
The miller's heart Is in his toll,
The sower's thoughts plod to and 1ro,
And who hath anything At sea
Forebodeth windsthar never blow.
Then, Life, for thee the idle oar,
A drowsy tide TO drift upon,
And air that hints Of hills new mown,
TO lull thee when thy dreams come on.
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina, for New York
Mrs W Clark ana family, ] A Lewis. d Knee,
] M Craige. @ Z Huper, Miss Huger, Mrs q E Raw.
enel Miss Ravenel,J E White, A o D Gourdin,
Mrs W Crandsn and family, Mrs N Levi, A
North, ] = McAvoy, Savage, Mrs Levy, MIS-
@ Volger J Cook Miss Cook, Mrs Manning, S
Woodside, F B Taylor, Mrs McNellage, Mrs 5
Courtenay, Miss E Smith, Miss Marshall, Mrs NJ
NJ Rnggles, child and nurse, d O'Hara, Pilson,
G Brandt, G Engel. A Dickinson, Col w Avery,
E Solomon, Mrs Lambeth, E Schofeld, J Rankin,
and others in steerage.
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Receipts by Railroad, June a.
sorrrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

2se bales cotton, SO bales domestics. IA pkgs
bacon and lard, 100 boxes candles, so bbls nour,
los bbls naval stores, cars lumber, stock DC. TO
Railroad Agent, R Sharp. A B M9lligan, Geo O. Y
Courtney / co, A j Salinas, Frost & Adger, G
walter Il CO, Pelzer, Rodgers Il co. Johnston,
Crews i co, J Sloan, Graeser Smith, Gag
Son, Schachte Touhey, ] Robson, W Chafee
4 co, D DeSaussure, John Marshall, Smith d
Chapeau.
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@-THREE REQUISITES OF HEALTH.
II all the sickly people in the world were to take
to their beds, and demand medical treatment,
there would not be doctors enough to attend
them, nor sufficient number OF the robust to
nurse them. Three conditions ere absolutely es-
sentia to health, viz: good appetite easy diges-
ton, and the ability to sleep soundly. Seven
eighths Of the many thousands who suffer from In
disposition, yet do not labor under serious dls'
ease, complain that they "can't eat" that their
stomachs are tout Of order," or that they "dont
sleep well.n For this class Of ailments few per-
sons think Of calling In physician. Nor Is 1t ne
cessary, inasmuch as course OF HoSrETTER'S
BITTERS will certainly relieve the arrangements
of the stomach the liver, and the nervous system,
from which want Of appetite, indigestion and
seeplessness arise. This excellent vegetable tonic
and corrective is also delightful anodyne. IN
somnia, Tor iucapacty to sleep) which has resist
ed all the ordinary remedies, will yield readily to
a dose of this pleasant sedative taken just
before retiring to rest. In ordinary medlcal
practice 1t Is usual to give a stomachic, an ape
rient, an nvigorant, soporifc. or an antiseptic,
as the case for the time being may seem more
particularly 10 requlre but In this grand restora-
live all these medicinal properties and many
others, are blended In due proportion. Thus the
digestion Is stimulated, Willie the bowels are regu-
lated, the liver toned the strength recruited, the
nerves Gained, the fluids purified, and the circu-
latlon egualzed. 1t is believed that there Is no
other restorative and regulating medicine in the
world wllicf acts SO benedcialIy and agreeably
upon all the asslmilaling and secTetiVe organs at
the same time; and to all who lack the three !un-
damental requisites Of health and enjoyment, o
vigorous appetite, sound digestion anu refresh
ing sleep, it is confidently recommended as q
specific. 1un3-6D&C
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@- BEDBUGS.-MONS. BERGER's
BEDBUG DESTROYER has firmly established Its
reputation in Charleston. 1t recommends itself
in two main points: First 1t is warranted to
contain not particle OF mercury or poison. Sec
ond. 1t makes bedsteads "bug-proof" for at least
one year. Sold by Mons. LACASSAGNE, No. l60
King street. may25-w5
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@rBArCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS

SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any pitaltc poison to produce par
alyss or death. Avoid the Wanted and delusiVe
preparations boasting virtues they donot possess.
The genuine ". A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnished reputation TO
uphold It's integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye
Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No. 18 Bond street, New York.
noy26 fmW1yr
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Wilmington Market

WILMINGTON, June 6.-SPIRITs TURPENTIEE.-
Sales Of 200 casks Southern at 34hc and IL New
York casks at 35c p gallon.
RosIN.-Sales OF 2S5 bbls. at 81 for low No. ! and
81, 81 25a4 SIN for pale.
CRUDE TURPENTINB Sales Of 100 bbls. reported
at SO Is for virgin, and 81 10 for SOFT.
TAR-Only bbls reported at 81 25 p bbl
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MARINE NEWS.
GHARLEsroN, s. c.. JUNE s.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia-,
lett inst. Mdse. To " Courtenay, Railroad
Agent. T N Cater, W BIRD CO. Chapeau Hef-
II Baker Il CO. W welch, Budd Il Blake, J.
Keip, O'Neill, T Kerr 4 co, klatte x co, j.
Ahrens 4 co, Scott F panknln, : E = Adger 4
mann, F Fleming & CO. Dowie, Noise Davis,
Fogartie,s Book House. Abrahams, Drake,
J Brown, Walker, Evans u Cogsweli Byrne &
Foaarty, W Henerey. Kllnck. WicSen6erg x CO.
co. Blum Miller, Graver co, Hart co,
P Poppenheim. DR. Baer, DR. E H Kellers, Man.
toue & CO, Marion, w II Chafee K co, A Rosen-
berg, NJ Nathan; ColcocS @ co. BeneIlet' i
" o Bee L co, Kelly, Forsytne, McComb & co,
Schr An Deas. Garbstti, West Point Mill-4o
tcs rice. To " Bee CO.
Steam tug R Staples Springs, Georgetown, 8
.loop Julia Dean, Charley, Combahee. 11Oo
bushels rough rice. To G Bee CO.
Received from Benefits Mill. 81 tierces rice.
To W Bee d co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina. Adkins, New York
W A Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins. New York.
Schr J H Stickney, Fooks, Baltimore.
Schr Geo Smoot, Grange, Alexandria, Va.
Uf FUN IdiS fOP1.
Schr Nellie Moore, Merryman, at Baltimore,
June 8.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Watauga, Munro, at Baltimore, June S.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Palma, Rankin, from Georgetown, 5
c, arrived at New York JQne5.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
MESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Lewis L Squlres, Tyler, up......t.- April q
Schr Helene, Bahrs, May 10
NEW YORK.
Schr B Hawkins Wyatt, cleared. ....".. May 81
Schr VIM Bement, Penny, up;............. May u
Schr Florence Rodgers, Crawford, up. MAY 80
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Edith Everman, Corson, cleared. April 25
Schr Veto, Mccarthy, up June
BALTIMORE.
Schr Joseph Baxter, Baxter, cleared. ..... May q
Schr Henry CastotT, Damon, cleared June
Schr Wautauga Munro, cleared June
Schr Nellie Moore, Merry man. up..........J June
NORFOLK, VA.
Schr Geo q Smoot. Granger, up...........M May 22
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-08
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