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Sonntas Is Yerionen pom 6onnenfid getro6en;
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perouuIi9feit Der Menihbeit eripart nerben. a 1a.l
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I Daserffes BIN aus anlak 6es europdif&en
fofien. mo- In JoIse etnes Dirtbsbansitreitts iber
ben, nntbmobliGen WerIauf bes brohenoen Rritaes
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| q DariAal8. Sui. Die preusii4en Ranonen in
Rebl iino eegen bas fran36{ifhe gHitombaus gerib.
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Die Observation-Disclosures s Sotile. roeld5e firs@
lid pQn &btrbourg abie8eltt, lou Die Operationen
0er Sruppen am H6ein unterItiiBen. 2Sfms 5ga4
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-22
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. c., JUNE 2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Champion, Lockyoed, New York
left Saturday, P NJ. Mdse. TO Adger & co, D
Aiken 4 co, J E Adger co, D Ahrens co, D
A ANIME, Adams, Damon d co, BEDFORD, W
Bliss, Berbusse, w Bee CO, NJ G Buxbaum,
Bischofr & CO. ] Brown A Brenner, Boil
mann Bros, T NJ BRISTOL d co, W Chufes co,
Cameron, Barley & CO, Chapean Hebron, Cla;
cius Witte, Campsen co, Macd9n Gonen,
CObia s. co, J Commins, R & Caldwell, Dowie
Noise Davis, NJ Cater, NJ Drake, Elias, W
Eckel & CO. NJ Eason Il Bro, ] . Fairly co, d
Francke. FurchgOtt Bros, II Gerdts CO. Goutye-
nier Bros, Hurkamp q 90. VS. aeneIey, holmes res
der, d Haseton, Hart & CO, Harbeson co, NJ
Iresl, Jenords & co, T King co, Kep, Kan
apaux & Gonzales, Krete 1 Chapman, Kinsman
Bros Knck wsSen5erg CO. MIev Levi NmiN Le1
co, Mrs l. Moses, NJ Marks, Meitzler, W Mat
thiessen. G Minor d CO, ] Marco, Melchers Il
Muller, MurEhardt McLoy Rice, Madsen,
W Marscher, N Railroad Agent D O'Neill Son.
Often, Mrs NJ 0'Neill, Palmetto Pioneer Co.ope-
rative Association, E Pills, D Paul d CO, Pelzer,
Rodgers co, G P Poppenhem, Quackenbush,
g c RICHTER, J Renneker, Read co. Stel'
pany, Mrs Stackey, Railroad Agent. STEM
house & co. ] Stelber, E Stoddard & CO, S Sol
onions, w Steele, scott, SchelIer, L Schnell,
Tyler. W G Trott J Taylor 4 co, Thomp.
Evans Cogswell, W Williams & Son, L
Webb, w J Yates Order, and others.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia
lelt-inst. Mdse. To w A Conrtenay, Railroad
Agents, CIV Aimar, u Abrahams, W Bee l.
CO. Dr. y Baer; f Hahedekt E E Bedford, Boil
mann Bros, NJ BRISTOL. Byrne FOgarty, Came
ron, Barkley & CO, Charleston Railway Company,
] Cosgrove, Clacius 4 Wltte Chapeau Hebron,
T NJ Cater, Dowie, Noise & Davis, n Eason 4
Bro, L Elias Fogartie's Book Store, Gerdts
co. J N Greer, P L Guillemin, W Henerey, Man
toue Il co, Johnson i CO. Klatte i co. kriete
4 Chapman, Muller, Nlmitz d CO, II Mcdowell,
W A Mehrtens, Marshall, Jr, n Z Railroad Agent,
B 4 Neufvie, O'NeIll, P PPoppenheim, E Perry,
] Russell, StefIens Werner Il Ducker, Smith, J
F Tayior l. CO, Walker, Evans Il Cogswell, G w
WIlliams'& CO, Walsh, d Wurhmann, and w
| ] Yates On Sunday last, at noon, OF Cape LOOK.
out spoke the brig Arthur, OF Halifax, from ST
Jago for Baltimore, with yellow fever on board
| had lost one man. The Prometheus arrived OF
| Charleston on Monday afternoon.
Steamer Argo, Kissam. Edisto and way Land
| ings. Mdse. To Douglas Nlsbet, b Rhett, klns
man & Howell Kfnsman Bro N McGorty, Il
Robertson, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolita. Adkins, New York
W A Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York.
British bark Village Queen, McGray, London.
Schr Nicanor, Hannah, Northern Port.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Fl StIckney, Fooks, at Baltimore, June II
MEMORANDA.
the schr Pacific Bragg, from Georgetown, S c
arrived at New York, June Is.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-22

Very small diamond studs are allowed for
full dress, while for morning costumes the
prettiest ornaments are little golden shells
with sleeve buttons to match. Tiny pink cameo
beads are also worn.
Standing collars are growing still more un-
popular. The Won Beustis still worn, but men
htaain to appreciate its ugliness. 1.-THE SEN
ateh anu the Florence" both turn-overs, are
bess:: liked liked :. and
FIaring cuffs make the hand look tapeI anu
small, but they are 30 very difficult to DO up
nicely that very few wear them: The straignt
cuffs are not quite so large as they have oeen; cen
Neckties are loose, and thin, and airy, ana
fiuttering-made mostly OF grepaoine ,,.ha anu
light silk They are large, easy BOWS, eltner n.:
plaid, striped OF plain-generally plalo. Ine
thick STANLEY OF Derby scarfs have disappear
ed and pjns of all kinds are worn no more.
Those scarfs were always ugly, obscuring as
they did, the glossy white bosom, and necessl-
tatinea SASH which, after its first washing,
was always crooked. A..
After season of English side whiskers, the
simple and lonely moustache is again coming
into favor. The ends, however, are never
waxed, but are permitted to drop persuasively
toward the chin It is the fashion now to leave
the hair for full dress al natlreCnot to curl
or torture it in the way it was not meant to
grow. A very proper fashion; but lamented
over BY the hairdressers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-22
NORTHEASTERN Rtupoap.
PaRaenRera.

] W Conley, A B Dsnner. W Maxwell, Mrs Max
we'll, q Burkett, G W Francis, Miss Kenney, w
P Clyde, Miss Kramer, Colonel Brandley, Mr. and
Mrs Newett and child, T Stemmerman, Mrs Clark,
Cook, ] Lipman, Mrs Francis, Miss Williams, Mr.
Brandley, A Gastton, Miss Clyde, and Mr. and Mrs
Godfrey.
Per steamship Champion, from New YORK;
T Smith, W Hatch, Miss Yenneman, ] JMorrisey,
r Welsh, F Buck, r Evans and wife, Mrs N
Carpenter. Captain q Cook, Sarah cheriot, w s
r Ogilby, Miss Platt, Mrs Peterborough. Miss
E Cadet, A B Abram, Frank Moultrte, s Small,
and Henry Myer.
Per steamer Argo from EdIsto and Way Land
ings-W o Prentiss, Mr. Wiley, NJ Gilbert, and
l3 on deck,
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON June 21.-Yesterday's closing Ameri-
can prices were not received, owing to derange-
ment OF telegraph. To-day consols were e2A.
Bonds quiet at 90l4.
LIVERPOOL, June q 1-Noon.-Cotton closed
hrmer but not higher; upands 1054d; Orleans
1o1sd ;sales IL 600 bales. Red Western wheat es 3D.
Accommodation remains firm; uplands 1OA
alOHd; Orleans 1ohaloXd. Yarns and fabrics
quiet.
PARIS, June al.-The Bourse opened Iull.
Rentes T2f S5c..
HAyRE, June 21-Cotton opened active and
frm both on the spot End anoat; on the spot
If 1sc.
i,ttsl- DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Noon.-StocEs heaVy.
Money sa5 per cent. Sterling, long OK; short
lOH. Gold 12X. Bonds 12H; Tennessee eX'cou-
pons SO; new 6SH; Louislanas, old 76; new IL;
Levee skies 7ex; eghts 81; Alabama eights lol;
lves 7a; Georgia skies So; sevens s5H; North
Carolinas old ASK; new Is; South Carolinas, old
90; new s2H. Flour dull and dropping. Wheat
quiet. Corn quiet and steady. Pork quiet; mess
$50 75a3O so. Lard dull. Cotton quiet and firm
at 215<a21%c. Turpentine dull at ss11c. Rosin
dull at $2a2 o5 for strained. Frelghts dull.
Evening. Cotton quiet and nrmi sales 1900
bales; miadllng. .uplands 2lKc. Flour 100 lower;
| supernne state IS soa6 IS; common to fair extra
Southern Sc 25a7 Is. Wheat unchanged. Corn
lower; new mixe6 Western 9lcaSL o5. PORK
heavy at $50 75aS0 so. Lard q shade nrmer at
Isxc. Whiskey lower at 81 o4a1 o5k. Groceries
quiet and steady. Naval stores quiet. Freights
easier. Money easy. Sterling 9xasx. Gold
Inl1
closing stronger In Tennessees; old 6S; new 64H.
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-Flour'qulet and STEADY;
receipts light. Wheat dun and lowers Maryland
81 GOAL IS; Pennsylvania 81 50al So; western
81 4oal so. Corn dull and lower. white 81 goa
%; yellow 81 12a1 IA. Oats dull at e5a8sc. Pro:
visions firm and unchanged. Whiskey very
dull, 81 04a1 6s. -
CINCINNATI, June N.-Flour dull and lower;
family IS 75ae. Corn dull mixed In the ear SOC;
receipts large. whiskey unsettled, old process
81; patent csc cash. Provisions unchanged, little
done. Pork $50 so. Sugar-cured hams scarce,
firm at 21 aa22c.
81. LOUIS June 21.-Flour Arm; super 81 CO.
Corn Hrmer for choice shipping lots; mixed IN
sacks s4asSo. Whiskey steady. Lard nominal
NaRFoLK, June 2l.-Receipts OF cotton 100 bales;
exports coastwise 245; stock 474. Cotton quiet
Low middlings 1Shca1sxc. Sales 25 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 21-Cotton hrmer, with improv-
ed demand; sales 200 bales; receipts 40; mid
dllngs Ice.
SAVANNAH, June 2l.-Cotton quiet. Middlngs
1870 Sales l5o bales; receipts 4s7; exports coast
wise 500; stock 1889 bales.
MOBILE June 2.-Cotton quiet and firm at leh
alsxc. Sales 200 bales; receipts ss; stock 26,2so
bsles.
GALVESTON, June 2l.-cotton dull and nominal;
good ordinary 164a1eActs; sales 100 bales; re-
ceipts go; stock 1916.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-Cotton quiet and frm;
middllnes 1s1 cts; sales 1000 bales; net receipts
1904, coastwtse sOs total 1918. Exports to Liver
pool 1s5. Stock sI,s25. Sterling "a. Sight checks
~ n,or,tpro Cold 1887
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u.u vorI naval stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Goth instant: Spirits
turpentine was uuiet and unchanged. Holders
still ask 3s &c in merchantable orders and soc In
shipping orders. and 40c for small lots from
store. Sales so bbls at 3SHc. Rosin continues
quiet, and prices about as last quoted. Tar In
light demand, and steady at S2a2 Is for Whining.
ton. and 81 S5a2 for Washington and Newbern.
Pitch selling slowly, at 81 37ka2 so for city.
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Simn,s.

st. Mcnselsl. toll not for the prince
The potentate or peer;
But ton for natures nobleman,
Her poet, priest and seer
Toll for him while his sunny South
B weeping s'er his bier,
j.For none Of all her glorious sons
or grand historic name,
IA yiefer boon bequeathed 10 hef
man he did by his lame:
TO that large legacy she now
Doth gratefully lay claim.
And all the teachings Of his life,
); She owns and blesses, too,
with seed.instruction ever rile,
=. AS boy TO manhood grew,
To terminate in that rich 1rult,
The beautiful and true.
"A great exemplar man was ne,
A self-reliant man,
VINO raised himself to what he was,
: with purpose and with plan;
who looked to LIES high aims and end,
Almost as 1t began.
petermining to scale Fame's height,
With none to cheer him on, g
But rather to dissRade, der1de
-. Him. yenturing thus alone,
tn climb that steep and rugged path,
With helping hand nom none'
ent messed he onward but the more,
nSTnat but himself must be
The maker by the power OF WILL
-sOf his own destiny
Must make Fame's portals open ny
: with his own sesame.
weep, Sunny Soutnl yes, weep Tor hlm'
rFor he was true to thee;
Ror veal or woe, for death or Life,
BE shared thy destiny . ,ov,
And when thy ship Of State went down,
Upon the deck stood ne.
Weep for thy son. whose ''woodland Harp"
Meier silent was before;
We miss its dulcet silVery tones,
That rang nom shore to shore;
That harp, that never 1nstrung narP'
We,u hear It's strain no more,
Hxcept as In the sad sea-sheu
or memory, 0'er and o'er. o
ION the announcement OF the death Of the Hon.
iliiam Gilmore Simms, the bells OF st. Mchael's
lnfch were. tolled In honor Of the great de-
hsOas
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Goth instant: Receipts
have fallen OF MAJ orally, caused by the low pri-
c. obtained by farmers, and With very fair de-
mand, prices have advanced 5a1o per cent: Sales
are as follows: 2s5 bales for Charleston at 75c: $50
do for Savannah at 75c; 10o do for Richmond at
76c: go do for Washington, N. g., at S0c 81 do I'm
ferior) for Wilmington, N. c., at roc and 45 do for
Jacksonville, N. c., at IS. Retail is quiet but
higher. Straw comes in sparingly and prices are
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rsu york Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, goth instant: The gen
eral demand has been moderate and mainly lot
retail lots on country orders. Prices about as
before, though the market does not appear 70
weeks. Sales Of $50 bags Rangoon at 7a7Hc.
Carolina. common to good, per cwt SsaS %; do.
prime to fancy, per cwt ss 37HaS SIX; Rangoon
per Id 7a7Ac; Rangoon, gold IN bond, per 10 u