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During the delivery of lecture by
Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker, in Kansas, few
days ago, precocious youth in the au-
dience cried out, "Are you the Mary
that had little lambP" "No!' was the
ready reply. "But your mother had n
little jackass!"
The Marion Siar advocates tho erec-
tion of monument to the memory of
Iseman Iseman, who so nobly sacrificed
his own life during the late fire in tbat
town in his attempt to save others
Mr.. Solomon, desirous of extensively
introducing the "Old Carolina Bitters"-
it being most excellent tonic as we'll as
q pleasant beveragc-keeps an urn con-
stantly filed on his counter, for tho con-
venience of all persons desirous of test
ing their virtues before purchasing. This
preparation has been extensively used
by some of the principal families in the
State, who guarantee its purity and eff
cacy.
In order that the merits of the "Old
Carolina Btters" shall be fully tested,
and every person be benefited by them,
Mr.. Solomon will give it gratuitously
to such persons in i'll health as are una
BILE, from INDECENT circumstances, to
purchase them.
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FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH AND BEAuTy-Purify
the blood" and Zurich the stream upon which
lifn ebbs and flows. Use HEINrrsn's QUEENS
DELIGHT. 1t enriches the blood when thin
and watery. Too many neglect the condition
nt the blood, particularly among females.
Poverty Of blood is common disease. The
chief symptoms arc ''palenoss," feeble pulse,
loss of appetite, indigestion, Hatulence and
lrregularity Of tho bowels; low spirits, head
These points are always found to be connected
with poor bloo.l. The QUEENS DELIGHT" is
a ife:exhilarating elixir, and should be used
at this season. Oct bottle. For sale by
FISHER HEINITsH April 5
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"From Grave to Gay-From Lively 10
HIl Severe"
The Charleston NeDs says, in one
place
1.-THE only danger we apprehend arises
from the Vaccinations of tinaorous friends,
who have accepted the declaration of
the Press Conference but who regard
the formation of the Citizens Party as
g grand mistake United counsels are
the essential condition of success. We
shall have enough to try our mettle,
without having to encounter o fire in the
rear"
And thus refers to the PHOENIX.
In another place, it says-what it
should have known before
"We are heartily glad to learn that, in
placing the Columbia PHOENIX in the
ranks of the Do-Nothings, we did that
journal grievous wrong"
Aud thus refers to the PHOENIX.
Inanother place, it says
'tRichland Awake" and thus refers to
the PHOENIX. we are ns Indifferent to the
assaults as to the ''damning with faint
praise" of the Ne,Cs. That journal will
perhaps yet learn that the PHOENIX has
its own views, and does not concern itself
particularly about the construction which
the Neus may choose to put upon its
line of political action. It discourses
about the Vaccinations of timorous
friends" and refers to this journal. We
would like to know what is meant by
theae tmnchinations2 Doaa tba opap
and candid expression of views, looking
to the veal of the State, embrace it's
idea of "machinations?" If not, and it
uses the term in it's uncomplimentary
sense, then we are at loss to know to
what reference is made.
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Fertilizers and Cotton Seed,
DERUVILN GUANO, Wando, Zelps Raw
Il Bone Super Phosphate, Rhodes Bone Su-
per Phosphate, Whann's bone Super Phos-
rhate, and Peeler & Dixon Cotton Seed. all for
sale by BLAKELY Il GIBBES.
April 21
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WILLIAM HUTSON WlGG,
April % m3 Judge OF Probate.
Agricultural, Mechanical and Immi-
grant Convention,

q
nELEGATES to this Conventions who have
~ been invited under the call Of the South
Carolina Institute, will be called to order at
| the Academy of Music, precisely at IL m. on
Sd OF May, prox.
Delegates will please report to the Commit
| tee OF Arrangements, who will be in waiting
| at the Committee Room on the second floor OF
| the Academy, on MONDAY, Cd May, from to
6 p. m., and on TUESDAY, Sd May, from half
past to II n. M, when cards OF admission
| and badges will be issued.
Members of tho Convention will occupy tho
| Parquct exclusively,
Reserved seats hayo been arranged for the
Foreign Consus.
Citizens who have been invited to soats on
tho stage will please present their cards OF ad.
mittance at the entrance OH Market street.
The doors will be opened tor visitors at half
past 10 u: M, who will be admitted on pre-.
| scnting their cards Of invitation to the ushers
Doleg yates to this Convention will please note
that ali tho Railroads OF the State proper and
tributary, also tho steamers EMILE. DICTA-
TOR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY, will pass
them to tho Convention for one faro, full fare
to be paid coming to- and free returning from
Convention on presenting certificates Of at
tendance from presiding officer.
JAS. T. WELsMiN, o0"%''''e of
JAS. s. MURDOCH, Arrangements
GEO. II. MOFFETr, South Carolina
@. G. TRUMBO, Institute.
April 231
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State of South Observation-Disclosures Co.


State OF South Carolina---Richland Co.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
By IpMiam Hutson tigg, Judge of Probate il,
said County.
WHEREAS John Agnew hath applied to
w me for letters OF administration on the
estate of RICHARD ALLEN, late Of Columbia,
deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular tho kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me, at Court Of Probate for tie
said County, to be holden at Columbia, on the
seventh day of May, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
to show cause, if sny. why the said admins.
stration should not be granted.
Givon under my hand and tho seal Of tho
Court, this 22d day Of April. A. D. 1870,
Independence.
WILLIAM HUTSON WIGG,
April 23 m3 Judge OF Probate.
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Instigated by female eloquence, some
of the San Francisco journals have COM
menccd the work Of shaming men ont OF
dry goods stores, restaurants and kitch-
ems, as work altogether beneath the dig
nifty of tho muscular and superior half of
creation.
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To Taxpayers.

Cry CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, April 10, 1870.
A LII persons who arc in arrears for CITY
IN TAAES. LICENSES, etc., are notified that
Executions for the collection Of the Same will
be placed in the hands OF tho Sheriff, il not
paid before the 1sT of MAY NEXT.
April 20 10 J. : MCMAHON CITY Clerk
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So, Reward!

WTE will pay 5000 for the recovery of tho
w Currency, Gold and Bank Bills, stolen
from our Bank on the night of Saturday, 10th
inst, or ten per cent. upon tho value OF any
portion thereof, and 81 900 for evidence to con-
vict the thieves.
April 10 SCOTT, WILLIAMS e. co.
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LIST OF New ADvERTIsEMENrs.-
DR.. Bradfield's Female Regulator.
Agricultural and Mechanical Convention
Citation-W II Wigg.
D 9 Pci1otto & Son-Bacon
e Pollard-Violin Strings, &c.
Rooms to Rent.
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PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION The
New York World says:

New York World says:
And now we have the question of the
representation of minorities discussed
III South Carolina, lecture on that
theme having been delivered in Colum-
bia on the night of the 5th inst. Thus
goes the good work; and in time, no
doubt, we shall have the mass of the
people sufficiently aroused to forbid such
misrepresentation as we now see in Con-
gress, where, the people standing 2, ESQ.,
600 Democrats to 1880, 900 radicals, or
as 81 to 80, the House standsover two
radical representatives to every Demo
crat.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances OF MR.. P.
BOYLE, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, THIS MORNING, at II O'Clock, from
the residence of Mr. N. Brannen, corner OF
Main and Richland streets.
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COLUMBIA. s. c..
Saturday Morning. April %. 1909
Reform In Our Government.


The Anderson InteAigencer, whilst ac-
cepting the propositions of the Press
Conference, is of the opinion that the
oolored voters Of the State have not been
impressed at all by this recognition, and
goes on to pronounce against Conven-
ton, preferring the s'guerrilla" mode of
warfare, such as was first suggested by
the Chester Reporter. It proposes that
each County shall do the best it can.
We cannot but regret the conclusion ar
rived at by our ootemporary-located. as
it is, in section of the State which has
been regarded as the seat of much of the
effective anti-radioal power of the State.
We oannotsee the wisdom OF ignoring
ORGANIZATION. It occurs to US, TINT it is
only by q general organization, extend
ing all through the State and embracing
all the elements of opposition to the
present regime. that we can make ON eff
feotive effort in behalf of the reforms we
seek in the administration of our public
affairs. We earnestly advocate union,
action and harmony. And we are ready
at the proper time, to sink individual
views in order to advance what our poll
: tical associates may decide to be the most
effective method to rescue our people
from the perils of misgovernment and
misrule. fraud and corruption. BY nil
means. let US have organization. By all
means, if minor differences as to the
proper programme prevail, let the pro-
posed Convention assemble and let us
agree upon q line of political action that
shall rebound to the relief of the people
and the improvement of their condition.
We hope that contemporaries will urge
their people to make this Convention a
success.
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CroQuet,

Croquet,
fINHE GAME for this Season. A large assort-
Il ment, some quite cheap; direct from the
manufacturers, for sale at
BRYAN d MCCARrER'S
April 20 bookstore.
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Wanted

A COOK for a small family. Liberal wages
IN and comfortable homo given to an np-
proved applicant. Apply at this office.
April FL
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To Owners and Agents Of Sewing Ma
chimes.
FHlHE CARPENTER BASTER AND GUIDING
Il ATTACHMENT. a new and successful
invention. It can DO applied to ALL Sewing
with No more thread wasted. With it's use
a Machine becomes self-gniding. 1t is simple
and durable, and no Operator should be with
outit. Agents wanted.
For sale by +. A. SCHNEIDER,
April 20 Gen'l Ag't for South Cnrolina.
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Exchange House.

1913 Main Street, Columbia, s. c.,
pEING completely overhauled and prepared
D for the summer season. is now ready for
the reception Of regular and transient board
ers. with fine large airy rooms; table supplied
with the best tho market affords, and served
by an experienced cook. Stables on the pre-.
misses. PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN,
April % Proprietors.
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Tax Notice.
COLUMBIA, c., april 10, 1870.
fUNHE County Treasurer will be ready to re-
L ccive the State and County Taxes for the
fiscal year ending September 1st, 1869. on Real
and Personal Property, on and after Monday,
the 25th instant.
Levy for State purposes, mills on every 81 90
' County +" 8 6. 90
" School 81 on every taxable poll
j. w. DENNY,
April 20 6 Richland County THreasurcr.
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For Rent.
h. A Large and Comfortable HOUSE, on
GIiA the corner Of Blanding and Pickens
AalM strocts. Inquire at this office. April 10
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Law Books on the New Code.
A LSO, Variety of NEW LAW BOOKS
N Acts Of Legislature, &C.. for sale by
April 20 BRYAN & NICCARTER
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b @ al Item m g.

WEDDING CARDS AND ENyrnopEs.-A
lot of wedding cards aud envelopes. of
latest styles, has just been received
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and at less than one. tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens
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County; DR.. Henry f. Herriott, Health
Officer for the Port of Georgetown, vice
DIR. j. M. Carr, removed.
Punchinello has for cartoon "Our
National Came" representative darkey
having 'dis chile's innings" with n bat
labelled fifteenth amendment. Another,
labelled sixteenth amendment, is in the
hands of a fnir one waiting for cher
turn next"
It would doubtless prove wise to plant
rapidly growing trees where gates may
be required, to serve for gate-posts. A
writer in the Journal Of The Farm thinks
tree is the best of all gate-posts
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that hearse is subject to
revenue tax, being ''a four wheeled car
riage, having its body resting on springs,
and kept for use and hire" OF course,
the undertakers will collect the tax from
''the man inside" If this sort of thing
goes on, it will soon be 80 expensive to
get oneself "planted, that poor man
can't afford to die.
At called meeting of the Newbcrry
District Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety, held on the 21st instant, the fol-
lowing delegates were appointed to
represent this Society in Charleston, at
the approaching Agricultural, Mechani-
cal and Immigration Convention, to wit:
II. S. Boinest, Chairman; l.. S. Keitt. II.
W. Holloway, W. G.. Mayes, T. f.
Greneker, Robert Moorman, John It.
Peterson, Malcolm Johnston, John r.
Spearman, James NJ. Baxter.
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nooring at s14@15 2 IL Bright lumber, good
merchantable, from city mills. cut TO size from

nooring at s14@15 2 IL Bright lumber, good
merchantable, from city mills, cut TO size, nom
$2o@A 2 II by the cargo.
FRKIeHrs.-To' Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal; via New York, 7-1sd on uplands,
11-l6d on sea islands by sail we quote 7.16d
on uplands and I'd on sea islands. TO Havre
nominal. Coastwise to New York, by steam,
10 on uplands and Xc on sea Islands,;
81 90 . tierce on rice; by sell, Xc on
Gotten; - p tIeree on rice; 4oc = barrel on
rosin; s7@ss q N on lumber; 5000 p N on tim
ber. To Boston, by sail, K@Kc . b on upland
cotton. To Providence, So p NJ on boards, &c
q b on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c q B on uplands; by sail, 1907 y N on boards;
so on timber; So p ton on clay, and sa@3 25 on
phosphates. To Baltimore By steam, Nc p
ID: by sail, S. p N on boards; 81 5o@S 90 p ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, 8. c.. Darien and Satilla River, Ga,
and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern ports, and
$11@l2 p NJ are rates on lumber and boards.
EXCHANGE STERLING BILLs.-The rate yester-
day was 213l@22H for 80 day bills.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-The banks are purchas.
Ing sight checks on New York u or; days
u OF; 10 days x or; is days Y of; 20 days =;
30 days =. They are selling sight checks at u
premium.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
l01s and selling at IL.
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shss Ths Chsrieston. Market.

tFoR THE, WEEK ENDING JULY u
TIE CRops-Tnis period has been character
lied by hot suns, and In some localities the rains
have been seasonable, while In others there has
been an excess Of water, and grass which, with
erdnfculties, are doing much injury. The gene.
raj appearance Of vegetation has shown fair pro-
gress,: but complaints are becoming more fire.
auent. TIE trying season Is at hand, and the
weather Win now be watched with anxiety.
RscRnTs.-The arrivals Of the week, up to'Fri-
.daylast were Il 400 bales, against ,s47 bales
the uSek before, and 5l9e bales last season. At
New Orleans the receipts were 4s71 bales, In con-
trsss with ssa bales the year previous. The total
supplies ut the cotton ports from September 1st
1853, mp 70 ths latest mail dates, were 2,ss1, $40
bales, against 2os7. .ssa bales last year, showing
an increase OF 7ss,sss bales. The arrivals as the
onief,SouthssHcentres from September lst, 1859,
to the e1latest telegraphlc intelligence, was as
- = 5rTT : 4
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamer City Point. from PalatEa. via jack
sonville, Fernandfna and Sayannah-Mlss Slmons,
F Dockery, Captain Paine, Col " Jefreys, Mrs
NJ Piggotf, Mrs ID Patton Mrs L Cannon, Mrs
Halle, E Halle, Mrs Rose, E @ Gleason, and
Gilgarry.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, &c
G W PembertoD, A Pudlgon, T NJ Collins. A Beck,
FW Macuskie, J Richardson, Rev T Birmingham,
Rainey F Carlozo, A J fansler, S Chaplin.
q Moseby, A Morgan and wife, Miss Walker,
Col L Miller, and deck.
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CoMMERCIAL NEWS.
EYporfs.

New YoRK-Per steamship Ashland-1l4 tierces
rice 877 bales upland cotton, lS5 bales yarn, DC,
6SS 6bls rosln 81 casks clay. II bales leather IS
bales paper, 26 packages snndres, 1856 packas es
vegetables.
WooD's HOLE, MAss-Per schr steelman-4oo
tons phosphate.
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List Of Shipping
m TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JULY Z.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
Within the State, excepted.
=, STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wnari'
for New York loading-James A1ger i co.
Prometheus, 5S1 tons, Gray, at Brown cos
wharf, for Philadelphia. loadlng-W ACQUIRE
nay. -. ,
Maryland, 5sl tons, Johnson. at Union wharf, Tor
Baltimore, loading-Paul frennolh.
SHIPS.
Alice M Minott, 1898 tons Lowell, at Brown co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-street Bros "
MoseIle Br>.- tons, Hoare at Marshalls wharf,
for a Port III Great Britain, loadlng-R Mure
4 Co.
CIV Williams S23 tons, Thompson, at Adger's
wharf, from New York, dlschurging-W Roach
co.
SCHOoNERs.
Robert Palmer 2S5 tons, Clark, in Ashlsy River,
for O Northern port, loadln2-Master.
Florence Rogers, 406 tons. sheppard. IN AShley
River for New York loaaInSmw Il koac1 81;
wharf, for Philadelphia, loudlng-H BAKER
Y steenan, - tons, Church, In Ashley River, iur
woods Hole, loadng-W Roach Gu. ,,,,
Geo squire, JOS tons, llhinons aG HtlaIr rantar
wharyes, for Philadelphia, loadins-H Baker
wm Il TITLES, ISL tons. Burgess at Central wharf,
from Boston, Observation-Disclosures.
Helene, - tons, Bahrs, 1T kdgers Wnarl, lrou'
Boston, disChargng-W Roach & co. -.
New York, discharging-fI Baker Il co.
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wilmIngton Market.

WILMINGTON, July 6.-SPIRlTs TurPESTINE..e
Sales OF 3l2 bbls at 33Mc for Southern, anu %
bbls at SAC per gallon for New York packages.
CRUDE Observation-Disclosures only about l86
bbls which sold at So for virgin: So Is for yellow
dip, and 81 20 for hard, per 2sO fbs.
RosIN-Sales OF 682 bbls at 81 45 for strained,
and So SO for No. !.
TAR.-Last sale was at ST so.
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NoTE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
e4,16l bales uplands, from Mobile 900 bales, from
Savannah e4S4 bags sea island and II bales up
land, and from Charleston 4o7o bags sea island and
l5s bales upland-the quantities received OF those
ports from Mobile, Florida. Texas anJ sayann
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Depots in Charleston, $. c.:
W. G. TR0TT, ED. $. BuASiiAM,
A. W. ECKEL & CO., G. j. LUIS,
VI. a. SkRlNE,
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Exports OF Cotton and Rice
from tho Port OF Charleston, from Sep
ternl,er I. 1862 to July7, 1870.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ATLANTA, July 5.-The market closed at 1Sc
for rnlddlngs Ito for low middlingsi l6c ror gooa
ordinary; 16c for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, July 5.--Aarket dull; low mid
ding l6Lc.
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Receipts by Railroad, July z.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRol

., SO bales cotton, 3s bales goods. To Goldsmith
L Son, Adger CO, ClaghorD, Herring & co, ]
ID Aiken & CO. W W Smith, W Courtney d co.
J HancIel, Pelzer, Rodgers & CO, r Sharp, G H
Walter & co, C W Williams Il co. and e J Wiss
& co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Sc bales cot ton, 1924 bbls naval stores, cars um
Der and wood, mdse, &c. To Marshall, Jr, Bar
den Parker, Knsman Howell, u stoney, W
Ryan, Wieters, Frost b Adgrr, Sh0cEelford d
Kelly, Smith Chapeau. Caldwell & SON, Mo1ry
Son, W Wttte, IA Quackenbush, W Bradford,
and Etiwan Works.
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frcm June 50 to July g. 1910, as reported by sele,
graph, we're a. follows. This includes all points
but North Carolina and overland:
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wholesale Agents:
HENRY BIsCHoFF & co.
sTEFFENS, WERNER Il QUICKER,
DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACIUS l. WITTE.
aprl6-6mo5
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F E NJ a L E S

MATHEWS BLUFF, S c., June 9, 1870.
MEssRs. LIPPMAN Bro:
Incosed please find money Tor one case OF your
German Bltters Persons who have bought tnein
from me EXPRESS having been greatly Denenteu
by their use. YOURS &C., ~ p,,--s
OrANeEBURa, S. c., JuneA, 1870.
MEssR5. LIPPMAN l. BRO:
lnclosed find $50; send us more VI your Bitters;
they are taking well. ~
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PORT CALENDAR.

PORT cALENDAR.
MOONS PHAsKs.
First Quarter, 5th, II hours, 10 mInn.es evening.
Fnn Moon, 10th, hours, Is minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, goth, hours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Noon, 2sth, hours, 5s minutes, morning.
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MARLNE NEWS.
c HARLEsToN, s. c., JULY 8
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamer City Point. Peck, Palatka. via Jack
sOnville, Fernandina and Savannah. 21 bales
sea island cotton, &c. To ID Aiken 90, PincE-
ney Bros, W N Riley, NJ Lawton, T. D Dotterer,
zer, Bollmann Bros, Clacius & wItte, Q Litschgt,
Schirmer, NJ Eason d Bro. Mrs Keogh, Mrs
] wilkinson, W Wilkinson, Mrs Huger, D Ray
enel, Jr, and Order.
tierces rice. mdse and sundries. To ShacIel.
ford Kelly. Vincent i Brown. Ravenel Holmes,
Kinsman Bros, Miss Pyatt, Miss Louisa Herlot,
Mics Ellen Herior, Rev A T Porter, LaBruce, ]
PrIugle & Son, Thurston Holmes Frost al
ger, Mrs D E Huger, rIC.eessqr Holiness u a
Trenholm & Son. and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland, orowell, New York-W A
sehr steelman, Church, Woods Hole, Mass
Schr Helene, Bahrs, New York via Georgetown,
CIV Roach CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland, Crowell, New York.
Steamship Falcon. Horsey. Baltimore;
Brig Nellie Move, Merry man, BucHsvil e, 5 &.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr c Mlles, Powell, Baltimore, July 8.
LIST OF VESSELS
Ut, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THis PORT.
OREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Tie Kathleen, Lester, cleared. June IL
DOMES 7 @.
BOSTON.
schr Gettysburg, Smith, cleared. d...... June 80
NEW YoRk.
Bark Lamplighter, Beach, cleared. .june ~
Schr VIM Bement, Penny, ......-.......May u
schr Myrover, Brown, cleared. July z
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Irene Messeryey, Wall, up. p...........June Il
Schr 8 & CorsoD Brewer, up. ......... June II
Schr Ella Matthews, McElwee, cleared. July z
BALTIMORE.
Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb. cleared. :May27
Schr. Stickney, Fooks, up. ..-... ......June IL
Schr Minnie Repplier, Weeks, cleared. July 2
RoCKPoRT, NE.
Brig Manzanilla, Spear. sailed. June 10
NORFOLK, VA.
Brig TonquiI, Rose, sailed ed...............June q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-08
stock 1895 bales.

July s-Cotton dull; prices nominal; good ordi-
nary 1ec Sales 100 bales net receipts 40; exports
to Bremen 1889; coast%ise sls; stock 12,ls2 bales
EJuly 7-GCotton duh and nominal; good ordinary
leo. SAFES so bales; receipts l2l; stock 12,lSs