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Enelt.h Yarnn and Cotton Goods.

MANCHESTER, August II.
The tendency Of the market has been slightly
downward throughout the week, except during
Wednesday and Thursday, WHEN q feeling OF
steadintss was impaired BY the report or large
transactions at Live pool. The relapse OF the de.
msud Tor raw ma'erial yesterday and To-Day mas
Immediately affected this market, which Tor some
DAYS has seemed to depend entirely npon the
movements In cotton. sales have been connned
to The supply OF INN pdiate wants, aS there 10 no
confidence In the existing rates for goods or
warns being long maintained. They are now
much the same as they were In the middle and
early part OF last week. There ID no quotable
change to record in values.
Yarns for export have been dtnlcult 20 move,
especially In the last day or, two. departmental
demand FOR water.tVfstA18s-to 2t's sande2Sis to
3l,s-Which showed Itself O few days ago has en-
tlrely subsidized. For a0's mule there IL q fair In.
ouiry, but at an abatement on the current rates,
which precludesB sales. In numbers and quaMtles
more suited for the home trade lhere mas Deen
rather more activity than 10 shipping yar0s. even
at the full rates OF 'uesdsy; but there ls O dec!oeo
falling of In the ing TRY since Thursday.
The cloth market was also very STEADY until yes-
ter ,ay, when the ay mptoms OF giving way In
G eased. Producers are pretty well engaged 10
respect Of shirtings, and In sumo Of the narrower
widths prices have been exceptionally hrm.
Printing cloths are beginning 10 suner IN Yalue
from accumulatIons Ut stock, except ID tne lower
class Of seven. eignts. LoDgcloths, Tcloin s ano
heavy goods have been very inactive, buttnere 10
no pressure TO sell. and prices have been, tnough
with difficulty, maintained.
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~YouR ROOM TO Your COMPANY, SIR IA
beiligerens individual entered the house No.
II Franklin street, about eight o'clock Sum
day evening, and terrified the inmates by pre-
senting q. revolver through a window of the
room In which they were sitting. A gentle
mar. Hho happened to be present on q visit,
armed himself with o weapon that was lying
at sand and made for the unwelcome visitor,
but that mysterious person vanished without
AM encounter. Suspicion has rested upon o
person known to the family, and he will be
sunmarily dealt with should he see fit to
make another visit of the same character.
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THAT NILSSON MATFREss.-rhere is a good
deal of wicked talk going the rounds of the
papers about the Charleston gentleman who
paid fifty dollars Tor the mattress on which
Nilsson slept. Some say he was moon struck,
some declare him insane, while the st. Louis
Democrat boldly proclaims him an ass. The
Louisville Courier Journal, however, comes to
the rescue.s It sees no reason that he should
necessarily be anything of the kind, and after
deliberately revie wing the subject, concludes
that, altogether, The mattress was worth the
money as q couch that a good Christian might
covet and an inadel adore.
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TIE NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS - BIC CAR
eoEs.-TAe steamships of the New York lines
are bringing the largest cargoes ever trans
ported here from that port. The monster
steamship Georgia, Of the Iron Line, which
came on Saturday night, was crowded In
every part, and the huge amount Of goods
turned out by this ship is surprising, and is
destined to nearly every, Important town in
the South and Southwest. The splendid
steamship Champion, Of the Aager line, is ex-
pected here to-day, and will have one of those
immense freights for which this ship Is IA
mons. The trade promises to be the most
active that has been seen for many years.
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Auction Sales This Day.

John G. Minor & Co. will sell at half-past 10
O'Clock, at their store, hoop skirts, neck ties,
&c.
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell at half
past 9 o'clock, at their store, bacon, hard
ware, &c.
Sheriff Mackey will sell OF 10 O'Clock, on
premises in Meeting street, near Market, con-
tents Of q bar-roon.
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OF SAILING DAYS
FARES GREATLY REDUoED: !,

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier <EE64DE
NO. AZ. North River, foot Of Canal 6110eEi
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF me tg.e; ~ ~
and soth q every month, except when LEE aala
fall on sunday, then the SATURDAY PieosH,u$ s;ni
| era Tor South Pscifc and Central American Pofts.
'Ear Lamar and China, Steamers leave, san Era1-
| cisco first brewery month, except wnenh mus on
ssMoH,1auSorn,s steamers touch at HayauA. but;
"a direct from New York 70: AspInWalLs!s sssarg
One hundred pounds baggage free 70 eacn aquIt.
Aedicl peo sau TiicEets BROTHER information, apply
at the COMPANY,s TICKET ,OFFI0E. en- the
20 Tnsrf foot or Canal street, North. River. heW
York. - e D. ~ 49,.
augl9.1yr .rrs, ,-T.!, -aast -a,.l.
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MARINE NEWS.
8. c....sEpTEMBER 8, 1879,
Eat 80 deg 40 min SO sec. Lon 10 deg ST NTH At sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer NJ 8 Allison, ToglIo. Edlsto. 8 bags
sea leland cotton, mdse and sundrles To u Nes-
Bit, Fraser & Dali, D MePhersnn, y Claclus J 0
Green, Kinsman Bros, Smith d Walk, and 0tlNers,
Sloop Floral, Pom Pom. 600 bushels rough r1ce.
To K Roper. -
Sloop -, from Rantowles. 500 bushels
rough rice. To r Roper.
Boat from MculellanVllle. I bale upland cotton-
To Gaillard d Mlnot.
Received from HabeHicht's Mill, James Island
/ bag sea island co tod. To w q Bee q co.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea, Gull, Dntton. Baltimore, sep
TENDER ]. -
span brig Mouarea, Pages, Barcelona, August
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BELL1eERENT.-Two white men had a set-to
yesterday in a tavern on King street, near
Spring. One of them brought his head into
service and gave bis antagonist several be-
wildering butts upon the forehead, breaking
the skin. Pistols were afterwards drawn, but
prompt interference on the part OF a police
man prevented bloodshed. The matter was
arranged satisfactorily to each aud no arrests
were made.
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Hotel Acknowledgements 2.
PAVILION,

J.J. Muldrow, Kingstreei j. NJ. Ransom
Palalka; G. A. Rogiero, Edisto; Geo. P. Catch
EFT, Southern Express %Company;S. NJ. Wilson,
Camden; A. PosleIl, Savannah; J. S. McTeer,
o. B. s. Price, Green Pond.
CHARLESTON.
W.. N. Souther, New York; George G.. Rand,
Jr., D. NJ. Elerblch, Milo Hatch, C. n. Towns.
end, Savannah; Mss Matte Olives, Richmond;
Edward Carroll, Branchville; N. S. Gibson
Darlington; Mrs NJ. Il. Bennett, Ogeechee,
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Receipts per Railroad, September 2.
SOUTH CAROLINA

1sl bales cotton, "a bales goods, Ga bbla rosin,
TO bbls and bags -four. and 291 sacks grain. TO
Railroad 1gent, a ) Smith, Pringle q .SoI, Now.
~ d Son, Ptlzer, Rodgers b co, n P Smith, W q
Williams d son, Harden & Parker, Chapeau & CO,
e h Frost 4 co, G II Walter 4 CO, Reeder L DaylH,
Crawley & Dehon, Merdaugh Il Weekly, ] Colcock
d co, W P Downing, Qu~ackenbush, Estin & co,
Knobeloch & Small, r v Nr2cke,J O II Claus.
sen. W B Smith d CO, H Bischon q co, Wagner Il
Monsees, II Klatte eco. e Bulwilkle & co, Bur.
meister & Zerbst, Campsen & co, ] N Rnhuon; G
Follln & Son, q Bee & co, sloan 4 seig1lousfG
W Williams Il CO, .:
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C LACoNICS.

Prize shooting Is held OF the Three. Mile
House every Sunday.
The Conet Light Infantry had o street
parade and target excursion yesterday.
John D. Orr, formerly Of Wslhalla, s. c.,
is editing a German paper at Columbus,
Ohio.
A ship leaves Bremen, Germany, on the
1st of October next, freighted with Immigrants
and merchandise tor this port.
"A colored man was robbed Of twenty dol
lars In Elliott street yesterday. The parties
who committed the robbery have been ar
rested.
-Mr. J., @. C. Levy, whose appointment as
the State agent for the Golden Age was noticed
yesterday, has appointed Mr.. Joseph Samson
as a sub-agent for this city.
-Cade Draper, q color-d man, found q draft
for over Two hundred do.'ars at the corner OF
Morris aud st. Philip streets yesterday morn
ing asd returned it to the owner.
The caterpillar is busliy at work on st.
Helena Island. Several of the heaviest plant
ers have got them in their fields. Rain falls
more or less almost every day.
The down trainon the Port Royal Railroad
was detained a long time at Yemassee o few:
days ago., by the arrest OF the engineer, Mr.
Petersen, by Trial Justice William Gregory, on
a charge Of assault and battery.
Rev. J. L. Chambliss, formerly pastor of
the Aiken Baptist Church of this State, and
more lately OF Richmond, Virginia, has been;
called to the pastorate of the Baptist Church
olKansas City, Missouri.
An unknown person entered the yacht
Eleanor at Southern wharf on Saturday night,
andWith-the use of g knife 80 mutllated the
cushions and sails as to render them unfit for
Ma
Trial Justice John G.. Mickey was the re-
clpient last evening ola serenade from a num-
Der of his friends and supporters for the solici;
torship. He thanked the party for the com;
pliment In an appropriate speech, and wound;
up by inviting all hands In to refreshments.
Some impndent rascal broke into the old
office Of THE Nsws last Sunday evening, but
found nothing to steal. Two hungry bull
dogsra full grown Ku-Klux and a variety Of
s6riny guns are now In readiness to make
things lively tor futare explorers.
Rev. Dr.. Wlnkler. on his arrival at Marion,
Alabama, was met with o warm and substan-
taIweIcome. In q private lettert to q gentle
man or this city, he expresses himself as being
much pleased with the place, and says 1t Is "a
coan1y Of great and but partially developed
resources.~
Tho Deyereux Brothers are working
night and day upon the improvements to the
store on King street, which, when completed,
win be occupied by F%urchgott, Benedict d Co.
The building is brilliantly lighted up every
night, anu the workmen moving to and fro In
the gaslight present a novel and interesting
scene.
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no B IF L o B. I D A
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR. 1EA
Captain L. N. Coxetter, will leave sASa26s
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING, atlhalf past 8
O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FERNAEDINA, JACK.
SONVlLLE, AND ALL
ON ST. JOHNS RIVER $50.
Returning. DICTATOR will leave PALATKA
THURSDAY NIGHT, SAVANNAH SATURDAY MORN.
ING, ARRIVING here same afternoon.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, having splendid &C
commodations, apply 70
RAVENEL Il CO., Agents,
Corner Yanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
july27
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NEW AND CHEAP CHnDREN's CARRIAGES,
Veloclpedes, Roccking.H Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., Just received at Won Banten's,
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. G..
junl1-tu
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Interior otton.nfarkets.
ROCK HILL, Augngt so.
Owing to the unsettled condition OF contracts
quote low middIing l7hc; middling nomlnally
i8Hc; sales Ut the week IL bales; same week last
year / bale. The sales have been entirely OF new
cutuon, most OF which classes, 30 far, about
strict goUd ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, September /.
Stock on hand September ], lS71...........l, 6B6
Received past 636
Received previously
Total. ........ .......... 81 76
Shipped past weeE........ .......... 37 1910
Shipped previously ..................64,03O-543T7
Stock on hand September 1, 1879, by actual
count 4o4
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SERIOUS Acc1DENT.-The numerous friends
of Colonel James Legare, formerly of the firm
ofLegare & Colcock, factors, will be palned to
learn that he was thrown from his horse on
last Thursday, fracturing an arm, and, it was
supposed, a leg also. The informant OF TIE
NEWS Left too soon after the accldentt to be able
to state the colonel's condition.
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GERMANS ExpEcrED.-Tt Is mentioned that
several substantial vessels are cow up Of Bre-
men for this port; and that about FIVE hundred
passengers will come here in them, adding
many valuable citizens to our State and city.
They will reach here at an early period.
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Coop TIME.-The fine schooner c. ". Bent
ley arrivedshere on Sunday from New York,
and made the run from that port in seventy
two hours. She is consigned to Messrs. h. F.
Baker e Co,
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LARCENY OF a PrsroL.-Limus Jones, col
ored, was arrested yesterday by the detec-
tives for stealing a revolver from Conductor
Bryan, of the South Carolina Railroad. He ts
held for examination this morning. The re-
volver was recovered from another colored
man, to whom Jones had sold 1t for one
dollar.
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Wilmington Market.

W1LMINdroN, August 20.
SPIRITS TURPgNTlNE.-Sales OF 1853 casks &C 4bc
per gal on for southern packages.
~ROsIN.-Sales OF 1868 bbls at So 20a3 % lor
strained, IS so for low No ], So Is for NO ], 81 Tor
extra No i, 81 60a6 for low pale, and 50 30 for
pale. ...o,
bbls ar So 80 for hard, s. 81 for yellow dip and
81 IS for virgin.
TAR-Small sales, in order, at 81 Is per Dbl. .
TlMBRR.-3 rats prime mill sold as fOloWs: 2 at
Sill so and ! at $12 per N.
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CITY S.
rHRRMOMETRIC4L

The range of the Thermometer Yesterday
at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman'
on the south side of Broad street. was as fol-
lows: "A. NJ, "a; 10 A. NJ, 70; II NJ, ~; z +.
H., So; 4 P. H., 81; 6 P. H., IS; 8 P. NJ u.
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Oblnarn.

o'NEILL.-Dled, on sulrivan's Island, August
l.. U'Nell, aged 4 months and IL days.
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CRoouET SEAsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Groquet at So rs. basel
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stuth
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sAvAsNAu AMI. CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

81 bales cotton, 90 bpls spirits, "a bbls rosin, III
bushels rough rlce. 81 cara lumber, wood and
QUICKER, Whtlden,& Jones, A VIM, Barden d Par
ker, 4 X Hudglns, Wayne d W, L F BehlinE, Pei
Ger. Rodgers d CO, T P Smith, ] @ II Claussep:
Chase q Outline, ] Cosgrove, Sam1 DuBose, y N
Bryan, P Mcbride.
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IVAN DEUsEN'S WORM CONNECTIONS.
fMade OF Pure Santoninel ..,s .,a
Pleasant, reliable and enectual' HAS e'ooU '"e
test OF many years.
For sale Wholesale and Retail BY -
DR, a. BAER, No. l31 heetpg strees'
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CHRoMos.-To close out the balance of our
stock, will sell framed Chromos from 4oc. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
julyso-tuths
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STEALING RAILROAD IRoN.-Isaac Shelton,
q colored boy, was caught yesterday stealing
iron from the Line street depot of the South
Carolina Railroad. He was locked up at the
upper Guardhouse, and will be taken before
the Mayor this morning.
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PICTURE FRAMEs-Oval and Square; al
sizes. Cheap | Cheapl HAsEL ST. BAZAAR
febl3-tu
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FINE LEAD PENCILS, uninterrupted, Is cents
a dozen. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR N EAST
BAT NEws RooX. aprlR-tu
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Markets iby Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.


Noon.-Consols 02N.
l~vening.-Consols closed at 92H for money
and 92% for account. American securities un.
changed. Erie Railroad stock SsH.
NEW YORK., September 2.
steady at 1sS:: none, easy at 4 per cent. Ex.
change, lol 6, 8S; short, OK. Governments quiet.
IEvening.-Noney frmer. Bulk OF business
Sac. Exchange dull aud heavy at sS. Gold
Chased OF lsXalaA: Eighty. ones 9 H;sI1ty:twos
TX; sixty.fours lax; tixty; nves ~; new lah.
weak. Tennessees 74I;new "a. Virginia skies
47;new 81. Consol, 81, deferred l5H, Louisiana
slxt 90; new As. L"vee skies and eights 70. Ala
bama Fights 81; hvest 3d. Georgia slxes 70; sevens
Sc. North Carolinas, new 70 SPECIAL tax Is.
%. Fre'ghts to Liverpool q shade frmer; per
sfeam on cotton x.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 2.
Noon.-Cotton active and frmer; uplands loHd;
Orleans loXd; sales Is, 600 bales; speculation and
export 1000.
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NoRrh RAsTRRN RAILROAD.

spirits turpentine, 278 bbls rosin, 10 bbls tar. cars
lumber and cd iron. :mdse, &c. To Wb ilden d
Jones, Barden Parker, .Klnsnan & Howell q b
Frost q co. W K Ryan, W G zee 6 CO, Ct w Will
Grooming, Goldsmith & 3op, A y smith, F'elzer,
Rodgers L co, MCwry & Son. E yelling, Railread
Agent. and Otherl. -
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THE LATEST NOVELS.

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Grown for the Spear, paper Too. Bafled
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We INVITE attention to the sale advertised
In another column of valuable Lots near
Mount Pleasant, being a part Of the well
known "Greenwich Allls"s property. The
location and nature Of the property renders 1t
a desirable investmenteither for the capitalist
or the farmer. The sale will positively take
place as advertised on Tuesday, September Sd.
aug30 ftu2
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MEssRs. FuRcHeoTr, BENEDICT & Co. notify
the public that on or about September 10th
they will remove to their new and elegant
building, No. 275 King street. Besides their
excellent stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, they
will make it a special department and lay In
an entire new stock of all kinds OF Carpets.
Ingram and Hemp Carpets, two and three-ply
Carpets, Venetian Floor and Stair Carpets,
Tapestry Ingrains, English Body and Tapestry
Brussels, Floor Oil Cloths, all widths; Rugs,
Mats and Mating, all at very low figures.
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GOING, GOING, BUT NOT GONE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, September 2.
wish to correct an Impression produced by
a paragraph in your issue of to-day, that I am
about to leave the Slate forever in disgust. y
My absence will be only temporary.
Respectfully, G. PrLLsBuRY.
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Meetings h Day.

ylgllant Fire Company, at s P. ~.
Promptitude Fire Company, at S p N.
Hook and Ladder, No. l, al 8 2. NJ.
Friendship Lodge, K. P, at half-past
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Passenger

Per steamer n 8 Allison, from Edlsto-Col WE
WhBley, Dir T P kikell, w y Gsrety, n! cMa
E q. Whaley, and q A ToWles.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FURNITURE sALE.-The furniture of the
house No. % Coming street will be sold this
morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-03
BOSTON AND OHARLEsTeN,sTgAAaA!

The steamship HiIEiaoEDlTl, oaptaihss NlAtst;
man Ia now receiving Ffeightat Bostbn.I VII,
aail for this port on SATURDAY, the slst oiAnggss
thus atiording shippers direct sconYeyanceiio
The MERCEDITHwil leave Charleston for Boa;
ton on SATURDAY. the It'll OF SEPTEMBER anof1llA
take Freight at reasonahler rates st4tia saItaiis
For Freight engagements, apply TO. .,h,;E
JAMES ADaER q co.,
aug23 go l.i-- -....-.- AgenIe.
OHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. .nss:,..
" y 80 "--.t.t..-@,..kStte Ga
INCREASED SERVICE. -: pssas
y. e....,y 5i,t MI .,iiY; aiiG.- ~. EsfI8
.. .p-.lf.1i ~ - -. scst-.sn.g
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE TO ,
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
.as -. T". "'FJFEH CFSrgs:b fFA'3i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-03

Hibernian Society, at 8 P. NJ.
German Hussars fitting Club, at 8 P. III.
Board o. Commissioners of Public Land, oil
half.past 7P. NJ.