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Havana Market.

HAVANA, July II.
SUGARs.-Our market has continued to exhibit
o dull appearance this week, owing to the new
decline reported from London. Buyers have been
contending for lower prices, limiting thelr nlgnest
offer for ID. s. No. IL clayed OF common traln 10
loh r.. per arrobe while the majority OF sellers
have remained firm at previous quotations, say
10%a1l rs., as to class. These values, even WlIn
the high rate OF exchanges and comparatively
low treghts now ruling, are almost out OF pro-
portion to those ruling In England.
The sales for the week have been moderate
Shipments are stih heavy but comprise carRoes
secured during the past month ana beginning OF
present one. Tie outport markets are also very
quiet and weak from the same cause referred 10
ABOVE. stocks of'all sugarSeare becoming scant
OF desirable kinds. and this In great measure
accounts for the 1rmness OF holders. MuscoVado,
centrifugal and mOl8sses sugars are, as wen as
clay ed, dealt with TO meet t1e small wants OF q
sells now loading. The nominal quotations arthe
close are aB follows: Clayed sugars, NOS to 10,
at s11s1o rs per arrooe; clayed sugars, NOS II 10
IL, at 1oHalox rs per arrobe; cayed sugars, NOS
IL to Is, at 1O,IallH rs p arrooe; cayed sugars,
Nos le TO 20, at 12al4 rs per arrobe; clayed su-
pars, whites, at 13Xal6H rs per arrobe; molasses
sugars, Nos 8 to 10, at 8AasA rs per arrooe; cen
trfuga sugars; Nos II 70 H. az ioHaii rs per ar
rs per arrobe.
MoLAssEs.- aales there being no buyers for
the 81 ates.
HoNRY-Scare and firm; 8 rs per gallon for
small lot has been reluSe0
no excess OF paper Offering, and rates have been
nrmly sustained. Closing quotations: London,
80 days, 2Sa2Sk per cent premium; Paris, 90 days,
l2Xai3 per cent. premium; Hamburg, 60 days,
a8HassA per dollar Spain so days lsmals per
cent. premium; United states 90 DAY currency,
lZa2 per cent. premium: short signt ga % SaSta
per cent. premium; GU day gold l6nal6k per
cent. premium; short slgnt DO, l0%al7 per CENT
premium.
FRBIGHTs.-Llltle doing ether for Europe or for
the States Rates. however are somewhat frm.
er for the latter quarter, owing to no excess oi
tonnage available. Vessels to Pensacola and back
with lumber at $13H per N feet. The charters
are: For New York. Br brig Flora. 400 hhds sugar
froml Matanzas, So; for Philadelphia, bark star.
liz ht, 600 hhds molasses from SaRua at So; Br
brig Cora 1900 boxes sugar hence at s5c for North
OF Hstteras, Jenny, (Br.) $50 hhds do from Sagus,
s4X: for Falmouth, barks Eliza thornton, tBr,!
GOO do do S7s Cd per ton; Srio tSpan,) l700 box.
do, sss; brig Britannia, tBr,) 1900 do DO from Ma
tanzas, 40s; for Belle Isle, barks lie, (Frl 220o
do do hence 4s fcs per ton; Yerveine tFr) $500 do
do. same rate.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Conveyances OF Charleston Property,
Recorded During the Past Week.

January l, 1857. Lot. 8. 8. Vernon street.
VIM. ]. Gayer, referee, to A. Leng-
May ntSs' Is, 1860 Plantation, Charleston sli''
County. NJ. J. Whaley to J. j. .
Bunch. ........:.. .:...;; AGO
May l8, 1860 Plantation, Charleston
County. G. P. Whaley to E. G.
December l6, 1865 Tract. St. James
Goose Creek. Jno. W. Hutto to Jno.
J. Singletary- ......--........ 800
February 2l. 1871. Lot, Chestnut street.
B. q. Cain to VIM. Campbell. ....... $50
February Is, 1872. Lot, Hagerman court,
n. P. O'Connor, referee aud receiver,
to Abraham Seckendorff. .......... 400
Nav AZ, 1872. Lot, e. g., King street.
Marie Gelzer and others, to W. "A.
June 27, 1872. Lot, Woolfe street. Vim.
]. Gaypr, referee. to Edward P. Wall. $50
June II, 1872 Lot, 8. g., Vernon street.
VIM. J. Gayer, referee, to A. Leng-
June "a, 1872. Lot, W. g., Church street.
WIN Mm. J. Gayer, referee, to A. Leng-
July IS, 1872 Lot e. g., St. Philip A'''
street henry d. Raymond 10 ".
Preston Bowling. 900
July "a, 1872. Lot Eutawvii,e VIM
slnkler to Anna L. slnkler.. ...... 125
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The British Iron, Coil and Cotton
Market.

BIRMINGHAM. July 20.
HARDWARE Several fresh advances Ia hard.
ware gouds have been announced during the past
week. Timed and apanned ware Ia now subject
to discount reduced by B per cent, and galVan-
fzed goods to discount reunceu Dy lO per cent.
The extraordinary demand LOT galVaulleu iron,
and the high price which 1t commands In the
market accounts for the latter reduction. Inc
allowance on enamelled ware has been diminish.
ed by per O. Mt. Tubes and fittings nave shared
In similar advance. Iron, wire, mans aaa many
other local products have also risen. Business
continues active in oil the hardware crancnes
and The approach OF wlnter Is giving q stimulus 10
season trades such as gas 1ttlngs, lamps, &c.
The cabinet brassfounders are again extremely
busy the effect or the recent stliEes uot Delng
perceptlble. Building operations naVlng Deen
greatly checked at home. there Is not Blu large
q consumption OF builders hardware but The ex-
port cf this class OF goods To colonial markets
is sufficient +, keep manufacturers busiIy en-
ployed. In local mercantile hulsls there IL great
activity on account OF colonial orders AID a.
though goods have nearly doubled IN price Ill
many instances this has not Ferc-ptioly affected
snipnenIs to foreign ports. From the Ca OF
Good Hope there are heavy iDdents 10 land l0r
domestic hardware, camping Aid mining utensils,
jeWelry, nails. screens and the like west indian
and Spanish advices convey neaVy conmissioas
cheap electro goods, bedsteads, pap1er macne
goods, &c. shipments OF Birmingh ham produce
To Buen"s Ayres are large, anu the dllctlSles oe-
tween Brazil and the Argentine Republic are not
regarded as sufficiently serious to prejudice com.
mercia affalr.. France continues 6 adually to
Increase her consumption OF hardware goods.
and during the six months II 1872, has taken
four times the quantity OF hardware and cutlery
imported from January to June, 1871. The
Australian and American demand for tinware
aud IeWery is favorable. Fancy gods are in
request for Canada, America ana tue Continent
The col gnn trade is quiet.
NORTH uF ENGLAND IRON AND COAL TRADES
The Cleveland iron market Las been frmer this
week, and If anything rates Il pig iron are
higher. No. 8, present. delivery, stands nominal.
ly at l1oa, though the trade, owing to the lmle ed
supplies Of irou, is small. For next years dev-
cry, for which some transactions are recorded,
about zoos for No. has been paid. The labor
question is still the centre OF attention The IRON
stone miners, In addition TO the advance they
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Mmsiral Books.
DOPULAR MUSIC BOOKS.

DOfULhh A1SoAo oO
Now select the Music Books needed during the
next autumn, and sgreeaby occupy your sum-
mer leisure 10 examining, playing and singing
rom them.
THE STANDARD Price 81 SO; $13 so per doz.
Destined to be the Banner Church Music
Book Of the season. Slngers leaders, leach
ersl 'Rally round" The banner
SPARKLING RUBIEs Price So cents.
For Sabbath. .schoals. None better.
THE PILGRIMS HARP Price 80 cents.
For vestrIes end Prayer Meetings. onex'
celled.
resorts.
THE MUSICAL TREASURE
225 pages OF new and popular Songs and
PianUfOrte pieces, or
SHOWER OF PEARLS,
Full Of the beet Vocal Duets Or,
OPERATIC PEARLS.
Full OF the best Opera Songs Or,
PIANlST,S ALBUM.
Full Of the best Plano Pieces. Or,
PIANOFORTE GEMS.
Full OF the best Plano Pieces.
Each OF the above i've books costs 81 go In
boards, or So In cloth. Has more than 200 large
pages full OF popular music, and eitt er book is q
most entertaining companion to alover OF music.
Specimens OF the standard sent, for the pres.
ent postpaid, for 81 2t and OF the other books for
the retail price.
OLIVER GITsON CO., o.H; M DLTsoN son & CO.,
iuly3l-W62
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CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
menke & n1uller's New Store.

The scafolding around the building on tne
northwest corner of King and Wentworth
streets was taken down yesterday. Ihe
bnildine makes fine show, and ls great
Improvement to the street. On the south and
vest parapets "Menke & Muller, Tailoring
and Furnishing Establishment" is painted IN
large part-colored capitals.
The Charleston Hotel.
This building is being overhauled In the
IN, erior by the Devereux Brothers. Ihe
ladies, ordinary will be reduced In slze' ana
the space thereby gained turned Into hVe ao-
di,,onsl bed rooms. The walls ana celhngs
throughout will be repaired and repaiuteo::
The hotel will also be supplied with nlly sess
of new furniture.
A neat balustrade.like fence will be erected
IN front of the New German Church in King
s,reet this morning. 1t is about three feet
bluh by one hundred long, and is divided Into
ten feet sections by ornamental posts. IN the
centre, opposite the door of the church, IS
double gate, In keeping with the rest OF the
structure. The fence has been manufactured
in sections. of the length given above, and
was carried to the church yesterday. 1t Is
painted blue.
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Auction Sales This Day.

IA. Enslow d Co. Will sell at IL o'clock, Oh
Brown & Co.'S. Wharf, wrecked materia' VI
the brig Jose Maria Y. Jesus. . 80
Ie,tch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'c!oeA' as
store No l57 Meeting street, large assortment
of furniture. =, al, Of o
stetfsus, Werner e. Ducker will sen d. .
o,o,oct st their stores, butter, cheese, &c:
Tanrev. Alexander g. Co. will sell at nall
past O'Clock. at their store, bellies, s'rlps,
10; and at halfpast 10 o'clock, on Bro"ns
wharf, corn. t1... tS'-a n"'. 80
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GUYOT'S TAR
CONCENTRATED pROoF LIQUEUR

NJ Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
of its insupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Prohtlng
by this happy discovery, he prepares con,
centrated liqueur Of tar, which IN small
volume contains large proportion OF the
active principle.
Ghyots tar possesses all the advantages Of
ordinary tar-water without any Of its draw
backs A glass of excellent tar-water. without
any disagreeable taste may be instantaneously
obtained by pouring teaspooniul INTO
glass of water. E: u
Any one can thus prepare his glass Of tar
water at the moment he requires 1t, tnus
economizing time, facilitating carriage and
obyiating the disagreeable necessity OF hand
ling tar. s
Guyot'. far replaces advantageously Sc
yeral more or less inactive ptisans in the
treatment of colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarrhs.
Guyoss tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases -
AS A DRAUCHT. - A teasponfal in glass
ofwater, or tauo tablespoonfuls in bottle
BRONCHITIS ..
cATARRH OF THE BLADDER .'
COLDS
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WH0oPINe COUGH
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
AS A LOTION. - Pure or diluted wiha
little ,Uaier.
AFFECTIONS or THE SKIN
iTCHIReS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyofs tar has been tried with the
greatest success in the principal hospitals of
France, Belgium, and Spain. Experience has
proved it 10 be the most hygienie drink in
time of epidemics.
Detailed instructions accompany each bottle
Depot 10 Paris, L. FRERE, 19, rue Jacob.
Agents In Charleston, DOwlE, NOISE Il
\ DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.....". AUGUST 8, 1877
at 80 deg 40 min 50 sec Lon 10 deg 81 min :7 Hc'
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Commercial Line schr, Minnehaha, Douglass,
New YorE - davs Mdse. TO q f Baker & CT, =
u Railroad co. O & Railroad co, Adger CO.
II BIscuotr & co, 4 N BRISTOL q co, A CheVreu%,
Cameron, Barkley CO. pCTle. aelss DavIS Da,nHss
Holmes Calder. q S Hacker, y Kor1ahrens, J
w Linley. ] q Moljer, Rnobeloch Small, &owry
d Son, Vim Marscher 3 O'Nelll, oTae5. hsVenG, q
co. Ouackenbusb' Esliil l. co. Jas R Stocker. P
ToaIe, j Ii Wunrmann CO, White, DA walk
er. and others. 1,s,o, Nor,
York, - days. Mdse. To RoaGh Monet., "
Williams co. Bulwinkie, g prnwa Rrewer eU,
& ohuke Ii Blschoff co. Bulcken q Wonitman,
Blnm a Miller. 4 Bates co, Cameron, BarRley q
cn, r FAX n ca, q D FRANKIE Gerdts co,
KIatie co, Holmes Calder, Hurkamp co,
O'Neill, Kli.cS, Tickenbsrg CO, Marscner,
Paul & CO, N NJ Porter, Stehens, werner Duckei,
w Sheprerd d co. w SmiCn q 90: pWfntnro
CO, $ C Railroad Agent W "eoo' oe "ie'ei''
1 Il Hall d co. p.,,.
Schr Etiwan, Prince, New YorE-6 days. Brlm'
stone and soda. TO the Atlanuc fnosphate CO.
Sloop Julia Dean, Harris. Oomoahee. 1000 bush
els rough lice. TO " Bee d co: ~
Sloop Foster, -, Santee. 200 busnels rougn
rice To w q Bee & co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Myrover, Brown, New YorS-Roach d MOI
fett.
British bark Zea, Holten, at Belfast, July 20.
Swedish bark Columbia, SVendsen, at Duonn,
July 22.
Augusta.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Sohr Matoaks, Fooks at Baltimore, August 3.
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Great preparations are being made for the
approaching boat race which 10 10
take place on Wednesday, the l4lh
instant. The boats have been thoroughly
scraoed, repainted and oiled; and the crews
are perfectiug their skill in rowing, by prac-
tjcinp every evening. The start will be made
at six P. NJ. precisely. The course will be
from Marehall's wharf, at the east end Of Cal
houn street to Adger's South wharf, distant
little more than ons mile. Opposite Mar
sha;ps wharf, three small boats will be anchor-
ed, at q convenient distance apart, to which
the racers will be made fast, for the
purpose of insuriDg an even start
Opposite Adger's wharf. two yachts
containing the umpires will be anchor
ed, sufficiently far apart to allow the contest
ing boats to pass between. At the hour ap-
pointed, the starting Judge at Marshalrs wharf
will fire pistol as the signal for the crews,
and ai: the same moment will drop flag 10
afford the umpires below the opportunity of
taking the correct time. 4r. Frederick Fra
ser win act as starting Judge. Mr.. Lawton
Mkell Will act as umpire for the Palmetto Boat
Club, end Mr.. Thomas Colcock for the Carolina
Independent Boat Club. % The Atlantic
Rowing Club have not yet decided
on an umpire. The ladies should bear
In mind that they can witness the lace from
the wharves along the route as we'll as they
could were 1t to take place of the Battery.
The present course has been chosen because
it offers more equal advantages to each of the
contesting boats than any other In the lmme.
diate vicinity Of the city.
The Palmettoes enter the Meteor, with the
following crew: H. A. DeS.ussure, coxswain;
q. N. Parker, siroker; VIM. Lesesne, DeSaus-
sure Parker and b. Bull. bow.
The Carolinas enter the Wave: r. Allston,
coxwain; e. q. Spsrkman, stroke; G. ]. HUI
guenin, DeSaussure Bull and W. B. Coffin,
bow. 90 GsGss
The Atlantics enter their new boat, not yet
named: ]. R. Mathewes, coxwain; J. b. Roper,
stroke; William Webb, A. L. Yates and s.
Roper, how.
The race will undoubtedly be the most ex-
citing that has occurred during the season,
and It's result will be awaited with interest by
all lovers of aquatic sports, as the rival boats
are all frst-clsss racers, and promise TO give
each other hard contest for victory and the
championship of Charleston. a..
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Nn'ni
Stores Market.
oFP1cs CHARLESTON NEws.
MONDAY EVENING, August b, lS72
Oorros.--There were but limited supplies OF Inc
article on the market, which presented hrm
character. particularly for good qualities. sales
only % bales OF strict good ordinary at lS1c g d.
R1cE.-There were no transactlons Id ''''
grain. a, ,,h., .,
N.v,1, sroRss.-The receipts were 81 DDS ol
an,rIts turpentIne and 700 bbls rosin. There were
M sales reported. Crude turpentine may De
ono,ed at So Is for virgin, 81 10 for yellow dlp'
and 81 80 for hard.
Rsz1aars-To Liverpool, by steam dlrect' nomi'
nal IN uulsnds, nominal on sea Islands; VIC Nc"
York. "a on uplands, IA on SEQ islanas; oy SAIL
nominal on uplands on sea islands nolnlnai'
To savre- on uplands. 'Consswlse-to NOW fofh
hv ,,ean 80 on uplands and - Oh sea islands;
~ ko fierce on rice; 6oc 2 bol on rosln;
h1 GALL NC ID on costoni = p tierce
m rice. soc q barrel on ros!n; So p on
lam Der; SO p on timber. TO Boston, py sa'l,
No 2 b on upland cotton; rosn CSC; resaweo
stufr s1o@1o so; phosphate s6@6 80. 10 ProVi.
dence, by sail $40 p II on boards, Hc " ID Cd
ootton: by steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
TO Ph,la aelphia by steam So 2 on COTTON;
BY SAL, ssa II on boards; 50 5o@lo on timber; 50
psr ton on clay, and saass so on phospnates. 10
baltimore, by steam 10 p n by sail, So 6oS7 =
ON boards; ss@s so on timber; So 20 y
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de-
mand by our merchants to take lumber frelghts
rom Georgetown, 8. O., DarIen and satllla K'Vcr'
na and jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
ond .,oa,a q are the ratos on lumber and
ooards. ,,<eo,1
ExoHAsas.-sterllng 90 day bills 24h@2iN.
ponssr1o ExCHANaB.-The banks purchaSe
,oht checks on New York at par g premium
and sell at x@X premium. Outside they pur.
chase at 1.1s@X premium, and sell at S'l8SH
premium.
GoLD-l3K@l5.
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CITY AFFAI R S.
Meetings This Day.
at s o'clock

promp,ltude Fire Company at 0'i0'A
P. N. .opM
,.eandsbIp Lodge, No. 4, K. of F., at Q
P. Il.
sumter Social Club, at half-past p M.
Hibernian Society, at P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. l, at F. N.
German Freundschaftsbund. ats ?. NJ.
Charleston Social Mounted Club, at +. d..
Board of Commissioners OF Public LANDS, at
half.past 7P. NJ.
German Hussar Tilting Club, at P. NJ.
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Receipts by Railroad. August 8.
aorTH CiRoLINA RAILROAD.

II bales cotton, Il bales goods, 28 bbls spirits,
1l6 bills rosIn $50 sacks grain. 4O6 sacks and bbls
-four To Railroad Agent, ( Campsen 90. Bar
den Parker, Kinsman Howell, Geo Il waiter
& Go. q LpidIng, o Leibenrood, Follln d Sons,
q Gerdts &c co, ] W Luden, Tledeman. Calder
co. W q Courtney & co. h Cobla 90, RnobelocR
d Small.
NoRTHEAsrBRN RAILROAD
20 bbls crude and 100 bbls spirits turpentine,
470 bbs rosn, cars lumber, kegs nails, tobacco,
mdse, &c. To Barden & Parker, Whllden q Jones,
Kinsman d Howell, Campsen i CO, L E Connor
& Son. Il Bischo1 q CO. .Mowry Son, John
son. r Marshall q co, O Liebenrood Ohapeau
CO, e yelling, Railroad Agent, and others.
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CHEAP WHITE GOODS at Stoll, Webb & Co.,
No. 2s7 King street. Super Plaid and Striped
Nainsooks at 20 and rs cents. Bordered and
Striped Victoria Lawns at IS cents, worth 80.
"A Nainsooks 20, rs, 80 cents. Super White
Brilliantes at Is and 30 cents. White Plques
at rs; 80, IS cents. july23 tulhs6
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave to draw the attention Of the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN &
Co., No. 24s King street. maybe
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NoTIcE.-Great reduction In prices OF Dry
Goods at stoll, Webb & Co., No. 2s7 King
street. The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and customers that they will
offer their entire stock of goods at greatly re-
duced prices for the next thirty days In order
to make room for Fall Goods. We solicit q
call before purchasing elsewhere. Respect
fully, SToLL, WEBB d Co. july23-tuthsG
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THE attention of the public is called to the
auction sale this day, at Browns wharf, at IL
o'clock, by ]. A. Ensow & Co., of the hull and
materials OF the Spanish brig "Jesus, Maria y
Jose. by order of the Spanish Consul.
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funeral y otlrs6.

HUGUEN1N.-Died. In Charleston, S. o., Au.
gust 5,h 1872. ROBERT PRESS HuGUEEIN, eldest
son or F. A. and LOUISA HUGUENIN, aged years
and month.
@ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of the family are respectfully requested to attend
the Funeral Services, at No. Clubs street, THIS
AFTERNOON. au9oF
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CLos1NG.OUT SALE OF DRY GooDs, at and be-
low cost, at the Dry Goods House of A. R.
stllman, No. 2Sl King street. Swiss and
Cambria Edglngs and Insertings, very cheap.
A beautiful lot of Ginghams at Is cents.
Hosiery, Gloves and Notions below cost. A
lot of Stair Linen and Towelllng at l24 cents
per yard. At A. R. Stlllman's, No. 28l King
atreet
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NoTICE.-Previous to removal to our new
store, No. 275 King street, Brownlng's old
Dry Goods stand, we will close out all o. our
present stock at extremely low prices.
FURcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street. juy22
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LoNacLoTHs.-Call at Stoll, Webb & Co.,
No. 2s7 King street and see their ~ Long
cloths at l2s, Is, l6s, 20 cents. Also, one case
New Prints, fast colors. One case l0-4 Spreads
at 81 rs. One case 1874 super Spreads at 81 so.
inlq23-tnths6
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NoTICE.-Previous to removal to our new
store, No. 275 King street, Browning's old
Dry Goods stand, We will close out all of our
present stock at extremely low prices
FURcHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co.,, No. PA King
street. july22
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w THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Washing
ton, and OF her sisters, Mrs. Amanda Drayton,
Isabella HIATT, and OF her brother, Thomas HIATT,
are respectfully invited 10 attend the Funeral
Services OF Mrs. @. WASHINGTON, at Centen-
ary Church, at O'Clock, THIS AFTERNOON.
aue6.N
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Hotel ArrlvaIs-August 8.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
J, NJ. Henry, wife and child, mon'iceno'
Florida: T. ". Parmele, Columbia; John L.
Tnolis Florida; Mr.. and Mrs. McIver, 8. ci J.
W. Pegram, Virginia; j. s. Wills, SUMTER j..
p Bachalrer, Williston; D. H. Tohuan, chi
cago.
PAVILION HOTEL.
R. J. O'Brien, A. F. OBrien, .. Vi d. D.
Phillips, Augusta.
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TaERMOMETRIC4L.

The range of the thermometer yesterday, at
the drug store Of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side of Broad street, was as ioliows:
sA.M., 81; 10 A. NJ, "a; IL NJ, Sc; 2 P. NJ, SO;
4P.M., So; 6P. NJ, 80; sP. NJ, 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-06

FOR EDIsTo, &c.-The water Lily" re
ceives freight to-day, leaves tomorrow, ant
returns next day. See advertisement.
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Clubs, SOCIETIES AND LODGES can have
their Constitutions, summonses, Bills, &C.,
printed neatly, quickly and cheaply, by leav-
ing orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE.
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DRESS GOODS AT SToLL, WEBB l. Co.-Three
Thousand yards more of those super Bareges
and Japanese at 12a cents, worth rs. 5000
yards at yards for 81. 1000 yards A
English Cambrics at 6yards for 81.
july23Iuths6
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PICNIC AND EXCURSION PARTIES will consul
their interests by calling at The NEWS JOB
OFFICE, when printed tickets or posters are
needed
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mr.. A. G. KAUFMAN offers to buy and sell
long line Of securities. See advertisement.
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ENVELoPEs.-A large stock of Envelopes al
ways on hand OF TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.