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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-24
Weekly Review OF the Wilmington
Naval Stores Market.

e,, WILMINGTON, August ~.
our review he market, under the adverse advices
lIoll new Iork, eylnced dull tendency and de.
cnnea &c, Since Friday, and up 10 Wednesday
Tsen.e .s ~ no change OF prices were made, but
and the market was only Rent buoyant by the
heavv export demand Wednesday evening the
aavces a,p DsinS better. an advance OF 10 was OBJ.
th on iosasy tne market closes firm at 45Kc,
the week, 1927 casks, against 1927 casks FOR last
week, hre an Increase OF 300 casks. The ex-
ports were es26 casks, against 4so4 casks.
snow.ng sue 9,psp In ,1 increase OF 2o22 caska and
the bulk Of which ls held for export.
RosIN-Considerable activity In the general
roslu market has been a: parent lnrouehouL the
entire peilod OF our review. Strained opened
Gim ON F:inay at Ss 80, but on SATURDAY. became
Weak and easer, and alInouRi1 no trans. ciions
were reported, the market had apparently de.
cIined In lone. On Mouda' the duliness cIntio.
led, and IN the evening the market. closed Mt a
decline OF SOC. Since Monday and up to Wednes
day noon the market rem ,ined quiet and unset.
tied; but wednesday evening 8 better fe, Ing
spraIg up, which has bsen carried through the
remainder OF the week. and to day CrhursdayJ the
uarket cl1ses arm with an advance Of l5c. The
market lor NO has been very quiet, and the
tran>ac Ions were very light, and were also at a
d, c lue OF 26c. NO l. pale and wind ow glass al e
IN good request. and prices OF last week have
been fully maintained. The receipts for the VIZ elk
were 1928 bbs, agaiDst II, ,s6l obs for last week.
snoWi deci ease OF 2038 bbs. The exports
were l3 S52 bbls. against 15,723 bbs for the last
week, a d the stock IN market IL slightly reduced
and In round numuerS Is about %. QUO bOIs.
CRUDE TCRPENTINE.-fhere has been fall
business done III thls article during the week
ending yes erday. and prices have maintained al
unusual degree II uniformity from day to day
the opening quotations having ruled Throughout
The week. Inc demand from the exporter 81
well as the manufacturer have been Unusually
large uccount OF the reports from the country
OF a shorter CT. than was anticipated) and ths
daily receipts nave met with QUICK purchases a.
he ruilig figures The receipts for the wees
were exceedingly heavy, and will reach total Q
4S97 bbs, against 1897 bbs for the previous week
showing an increase Of 1910 bbls. The export
were 672 bbls, and The STOCK 10 market ts tstlma
ted not To exceed $500 bbls To-day the marke
closes steady at 81 80 for hard, So IS for yellvH
dip, and 81 35 for virgin.
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BOATING NEWS.
The Regatta Association OF South Caro-
fna-Gossip about Aquatic Affairs.

A meeting of prominent gentlemen, who ore
interested in boating affairs, was held yestrr-
day, at which 1t was decided to form the Re
gatla Association OF South Carolina, LOT the
pupose of promoting aquatic sports OF every
kind. 1t Ia the object OF the association 10
lend announcement to all races, and 10 DRAFT
standard rules by which they shall be govern
ed. Every spring regatta week will be ap.
pointed, with view 10 getting up occasions
similar to The jockey club gatherings Whlch
took place In this city before the war. All
classes of boats will be admitted 10 he races
during the regatta week. upon The payment OIL
an entrance fee, and Invitations will be eS-
tended to the boating clubs of adjacent cities
| to participate In the contests.
The association will be composed OF Inc
older citizens Of the community, and the
president of the Chamber of Commerce Will
always be invited to preside over the sports,
and act OK off1cio az commodore. During tne
regatta week, members of the association ana
their families will be provided win su'aole
accommodations for witnessing The contest.
The annual festivities will wind up 10 grand
ball. It. is 10 be hoped that oil our c'llzens
will unite In endeavoring to make the enter
prize successful, as it will undoubtedly con-
tribute to the prosperity Of the city by annu'
oily attracting hither thousands OF persons
who would not Otherwise come.
In the event of The association proving o
success, the various boat cluos of the city Will
procure frst-class shell racers, and the scene
of the races will be transferred 10 some point
farther up, either the Ashley or the Cooper
River, where smooth water can be ioHpd.
The Atlantic Rowing Club are endeavoring to
get up another race between the Zephyr a..l
the Wave, with different crews than those
that manned them during the last race. The
movement, however, does not seem likely to
succeed. A race between the Whitehall boats,
to take place off the Battery at on early day,
is also talked about.
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TIE COURTS.
pIunicipat Court.

Municipal Court.
Caleb Benson, opening the door of gas
lamp on the Citadel Green, one dollar, or ten
days. dog, astray, one dollar.
Trial Justice Courts.
Martha Simons, for breaking open and read
ing letter, inlrusled 10 her Gre by Monroe
Madison, for delivery 10 Sarah Nelson, was
sentenced yesterday, by Trial Justice Rollins,
to nay one dollar and COSTS, or 60 to jail for
five days. She failed TO pay and went up. La
ter In the day an effort was made 10 procure
her release upon writ Of habeas corpus.
A man and wife, named Drew, were required
each to give two hundred dollar peace bond
for using threatening language towards the
children of woman named McVeal.
James Als,on was sent to jail yesterday for
twenty days BY Trial Justice Schroeder, for
stealing three dollars from VIM. Smith,
Samuel Green was committed for examina-
ton this morning, on a charge of stealing ten
dollars from James Bowles.
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Hotel Acknowledgment 23.
PAVILION.

PAVILION.
R. Williams, John w. Gaillard, N. f. Rail-
road;J 7. Jennings, Yazoo City; Miss Minnie
F. Kistler, Ridgeville; j. German, Savannah; /;
J. Glaker, New York; Mrs. E. NJ. French, Beau
fort; Geo. P. Cotchett, Express Co.
CHARLESTON.
Robert Wayne, wife, two children and nurse,
L. NJ. Marfield. Savannah; ]. 8. Raine, Geor-
gia; NJ. A. Reno, wife, child and servant, Mrs.
Fafk. B. H. Hodgson, U. 8. A.; J. W. Randall,
Brunswick; Robert E Lee, Richmond; W. H..
Guil!ebend, New Orleans; Mrs. s. LEngle, E..
NJ. I.'Eagle, Florida; E. A. Marshall, Philade-
phla; F. L. Childs, Stateburg; Walter Powell,
Augusta.
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rhs ChurIeston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

rhs ChnrIeston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FaIDAY EVENING. August ~ 1872 }
CorroN.-Ihere was limited demand for this
article, with steady prices, the stock being light.
sales about loJ b1les-say a. at 19Kc, II at l9%.
IS at 90 p ib. We quote low mldd.ing at l9hc,
mlddllng lsA@2O.
RICE The reduced stock is held at firm rates.
No sales taking place.
NAVAL SroRBs-The receipts were 80 bbls OF
sp!ri:s lurpentlne, 5s7 bbls rosln, and l3 bbls
crude tur psntine. There were no sales reported.
Crude turpen'ine may be quo;ed at So rs for
virgin, So 90 for yellow ap and 81 80 for hard.
FRBIaHTs.-To Llverpool, py steam direct non l.
aal on uplands nominal on sea Islands; Vta Now
York. Kd on uplauds, I'd on sea islands; ny SAL,
nominal on uplands on s5s Islands nominal
To asyre- on uplanls. Ooastwse-to New yOrk
by steam 50 on uplands and - on sea Islands;
81 so a rerce On rice; 6oc q bbl on rosln;
oy sail Nc p b on Cotton; - y terce
on rice; soc p barrel on rosiE; So p On
;urn ,cr; $40 p on timber. To Boston, BY SAL,
SC p iS on upland cotton; rosin Csc; resawed
sruG $1o9lo so; phosphate $596 6o 10 Pro'i'
Ience, by Sail $40 q Non boards, nc y 10 op
ruer,r,r ~, 81 =, sai.-~a-r -ro" iolh 'h'e'
20 Phtlu ielphIa, py stcnm 81 on cottoni
o5 sail, s8R M on boards; 50 60Slo on timber; IS
per ton On clay, aad $3a$3 so on phosphates. TO
Baltimore, by steam nc p b by ssil, So 6o@7
on boards; ss@s so On timber; So rs
con on phosphate rock. Vessels are in de-
mard by our merchants to take lnmber frsights
rom Georgetown, ). O., parlen and Satllla RiVer
3a., and Jacksonville, F!n., TO Northern ports
And slotol. y are tho rates on lumber and
o nrlH.
misunderstanding 80 day bills nominal.
DosEsTIo EXCuANeB.-Tho banks purchase
sight checks on New York al par @ Y premium.
and sell ut X@3f premium. Outside they pur'
chase at l.le@h premlcm, and sell at a-l69k
premium.
aoLD-l3H@14H.
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Previous to removal to our new store, No.
275 King street, we will offer great bargains
in all OF our goods. Just received, line as
sortment of White Linens, and fine assort-
-ment of Bleached Longclothsi iall the faVorite
brands at favorite fgurea. The best selection
In Calicoes. Elegant stock of Dress Goods.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear. Broadclolhin
all it's branches, Towels, Damasks, Napkins,
&c. Lace shawls, Parasols, Gloves, Ribbons,
Corsets. Hosiery, the cheapest and best IN
market, at FURcHGorr, BENEDICT & Co., No.
IA King street. augio
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ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE THIEF.-An~ eXet-
ing chase occurred on East BY, near Broad
street, about five o'clock yesterday afternoon,
through an attempt on the part OF Two detec-
tlves to capture Nassau Grant, daring and
notorious thief Toe officers had been In
formed that Grant was In the vicinity of the
corner of Elliott and East Bay streets, and
while pursuing the trail came suddenly upon
him In q store near that locality. Grant find
ing himself cornered, drew long aud deadly
looking knife and rushed upon the foremost
officer. who moved away from the doorway
readily enough, anil the former finding his
way clear, dashed at full speed down towards
Boyce's wharf The discounted officer fol-
lowed and fred one shot from his pistol.
Grant continued on, however. clearing the
way before him with his knife, and finally
made good his escape.
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AN UNwELCoAE VIslToR.-A colored man
living on the premises OF Mrs. Harbers, at
the corner of Spring and Chestnut streets, was
disturbed ou Thursday night by loud aid con-
tinuous barking OF his dogs. On going into
the yard he discovered raltlesnake colled
up in the moonlight, spriusiug his rattle Vigo-
rously and making occasional strikes at the
dogs, which, however, were quite careful 10
keep at q respectable distance. The snake
was dispatched by one or two blows, anu
proved to be four feet long, with six rallles
and button. It was Of the species known as
the swamp or water rattle. Yesterday 1t was
brought to The NEWS office by R. D. Harrison,
q colored sui scrlber.
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Two MORE BAGS OF NEW CAROLINA SEA ISL
AND CoTToN.-There was received yesterday
by Messrs Fraser & Dill, factors. Adger's
wharf, from Wadmalaw, one bag new sea ISL
aud cotton, from Messrs. W. C. Geraty d Co.,
of that island. Itwas of good preparation and
STAPLE.
Alta later hour there was received an addl-
tional bag of new Carolina sea islands from
Wadmalaw Island, grown on the plantation OF
Mr.. F. schaffer, aud consigned TO Mr.. W. A.
Boyle, factor, Adyer's wbarves. 1t was of fine
quality.
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RAFFLE.-At meeting of the Washington
Light Infantry Charitable Association, held on
Thursday evening, several articles left over
from the last fair of The association were
rafled, with The following result: Two marble
tables, made and presented to The association
by a Charleston stone-cutter, were won, re-
spectively, by DR.. Joseph Winthrop and MIR.
Lucas Slmons. One lace quilt, by DR.. T..
Grange Simons, and collection of wax flow
ers, by Mrs. s. B. Gilliland.
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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, August %.
Noon Cotton opened quiet and steady; up.
lands sXtt0d, Orleans l0Ad; sales today estlnla'
ted at iU, 900 bales: sales Of the week 6looo; eX-
port Quo; ecul itiun 3900 stock 600; Amer
lean 23s. QUO; receipts Of the week 7l;ooy; Ame1i
H. 900; actual exports H. 900; stock ahoat 2lo
900; American II 900.
Iaier.-CottOn quiet; sales lO,00o oaies; specu'
lailon and export 1000.
Eveniug.-o.ton closed unchanged.
NEW YORK. August 23
Noon.-Cotton frm; sales SIT bales; u.'lands
22c Orleans 22H.
Evening.-Cotton hrner; sales l7so bales at
22c for middling uplands and 22hc l"r orleans
Sales or co ton futures to-day 63JO lies, rs lol
liws: August, 2OHc; september, 20 5.l6aZo 1Iio'
0S1SSsr E0VsmSer ola
FosToN, August %.
Cotto, active; middllngs 29Kc; net receipts 50
bales; gross 70; stock 1000.
Cotton 1rIner: mldGiuRs 2.hc; gross receipts
26e bales; sales 800; stock SOpo. o,
Cotton 1rm; mddlings 22kc; weekly net re-
PROVIDENCE, Augut2a.
Stock OF cotton 5000 bales. ..o,
Cotton 1rm; mlddlIngs &c; gross receipts =
bales: saes ls4 stack e2s; weekly gaoSs on 'ece'S
13l; exports cJastwtsc ST.; SINNERS 800.
NORFOLK August %.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings 20 cts; net receipts 81
baes; STICK S35; weekly net recelp's a'l' e4poris
cCastwise 220.
WILMINGTON, August %.
Cotton quiet; mlddllngs 20hc: eAporls coast
vile 3 bales; sales q; stock 2l7; weekly net re-
ceipls 2; exports coaslwlse s; sales AZ
MACON, August %.
Receipts OF the week 10 bales; shipments 81;
stock 40l.
AUGUSTA, August %.
Cotton quiet and arm; mlddltngs 10 bales; re
ceip;s L receipts OF the week 80; sales 4sl; stock
1871, 43o, 1872, 1889.
SAVANNAH, August %.
Cotton In light demand; mtddlings ls1c; net
re- eipts 40 bales; exuorts cVastTlse III Sales l6
STOCK 59S; weekly net receipts l8l; cxports coast
wise S04; sales l22
SELMA. August %.
Cotton, weekly receipts IL bales; shipments l6;
stock 1871, 67o; 1872, 90.
Cotton, receipts Is bales; shipments lS4; STOCK
2l0.
NASHVILLE, August %.
Cotton firm; mddlings ltc; weekly receipts
bales; shipments 200; etocH 40.
Cotton nominal; net receipts IL ualEs; gross ri;
exports coastwse 20; Stock 76S; weekly net re-
ce'pis 43; gross SO; exports coastW,se 425.
MRMPHIs, August %.
Cotton finn; mildlIngs 2lAc; receipts 10 0ales;
stock 25lS; weekly receipts ls4; shipments 632;
sales $50.
NEW ORLEANS, August %.
Co ton dul and little doing; mlddlhgs l9Aa
IeHc; net receipts 243 bales; Rross 2i3; exports
coastwse 10; sales 1ls; STOCK 6l74; weekly net re-
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MUSIC ON THE BATrERY.-Tne United States
regimental band will play on The Battery this
evening. The performance will be as follows:
l. Medley Qulckstep. q Selection from "Sa-
bucco." 8. Whirlwlnd Polka, by the celebra-
ted Levy. To be performed by Professor G.
F. Blerwrth, the accomplished leader of the
band 4. Ernaui. s. Son Aoend Chor-An
Evening Chorus. 6. An Aria from "rrova.
tore" 7. Ida Galop 8. FMherland's March.
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NOTICE TO DRuGGlsTs.-By act Of the Leg
isatnre, druggists are required to have the
ANTIDoTE 10 each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold By them printed upon The label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
is prepared to print to order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. Speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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Receipts per Railroad, August @3.
soIJTH CARoLINA RAILROAD.

2l bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 800 sacks grain,
81 casks Clay, c.rs stock. To Ratlroad Agent,
Bsl!mann Bros, Pelzer. Rodgers CO. Sterfens,
Werner l. Ducker, G II Walter & co. Al Salinas.
mowry Son, h Leiding. Holmes d Calder. Fl o
Krack., q BischOfr l. w u Chafee Il CO, Wsgen-
er Il Monsees, B O'Neill, J w Luden, F Wieters.
JefOrds d co, and Others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Q bales cotton, 81 bbls Of crude and So bbls Of
spirits turpentine 665 6bls rosin, cars lumber,
nails, iron, mdse, &c. TO Whiden & Jones. - r
Marshall L co. Kinsman & Howell, Bsrden 4
Parke. E yelling, Onas Lslbenroo', A @ Rail
road CO. Martin d Mood, Schirmer, Chapeau
ca, J Il Adger & co, b Malefort, A Salinas, z
Smith, II Lelding, Order, and others.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, August q.
Noon.-Consols opened at ok for Doth.
Evening.-Consols and American Becuritles
closed unchanged.
NEW YORK, August %.
Noon.-Freghts dull stocks neaVy. Money
drm at s. Gold heavy at lax Exchange, long
8X; short OK. governments dull and heav,
state bonds quiet.
EvenIn9.-rreights steady Money 4a5 Elk
change 8Z. oldl3xRl3x. Loans sa7. Govern
ment., elghry.ones l8x; sixtytwos Is; Sky.
lours is; sixty.nves 15x; new IA. Tennessees
73Z; new 7Sx. Flrginias Ask; new so; consoli-
dated 60H; offered Is. Louisianas so; new 46;
levee sixes go; elghts 10. Alabama elghls 81;
nvei 6s. Georgia skies 73; sevens 81. North
,Aroliuas SO; new 20; special tax l3 South Caro-
llnas 90; new 2BX; April aud October 2lx.
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zoe NEW YORK
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, AT42.
O'CLOCK P. n. ri r. ss:l5,l5 81. y
sEw IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED Is1o.
sTArE-RooMs ALL on DECK, e: {:

The Splendid New Iron sldewheef stesmalip
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander. VIII Baila
for New York on WEDNESDAY, Au.ust.28' at.2
O'Clock P. IL. from Pier Nos2 sUnion WnaFzeI
Through Bills Of Lsdtng to Liverpool and tRe
New England Cities as usual 81 Y, .:.itl
Insur tnce b. steamers OF this Line X per cent.
Fer Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very nne DecK Statero0m accommodations apply
to WAGNER, HUGER CO., No. 70 Broad street,
or to WIZ. A. OoURTENAY, No. Union Whsrye@H @
.
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
ing One Qnire Initial Note Paper, TWenty-four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and pen' LOT
only twenty-five cents, at Won Santen's Ba-
zaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Music. july6.s
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TRERMOMETRiC.1E.

The range of the thermometer yesterday
at The dru. store of Mr.. Joseph B!ackman,
ON the south side OF Broad street. was as lol-
lows: ga. NJ, 81; 10 A. NJ, 81; II NJ, 80; u T.
NJ, 81; sP. NJ, 90; P. NJ, SO; P. H., 81.
The highest point was reached OF P. NJ, 81.
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ARREST OF BURGLARS James Brown, James
SmlLn und Samuel Middleton Wore arrested
by the detectives yesterday for breaking into
the STORE of Mr.. B. Schur on los: Monday night.
They have confessed their guilt and will stand
an examination before Trial Justice Schroeder
this morning. All three are old offenders OF
the worst character.
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NEW york NAVAL stores MARKET.

The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day, 1858
bills rosin, SO do spirits turpentlue. Splii.s
turpeor1ne have been In fair request at 5lhnh2c
for merchauIable order but at the close holders
were flrmer IN their views and generally ask
5aTc Sales 81 bbls At 81 nc, $50 hols Ut 6sc, anu
400 hbls In shipping order at 521c. strained
rosps have been fairy active and at the close Is
held quite firmly Ut So IS. with ST. 72h bill. Sales
iouO ms a. So 55 1000 nbI3 To arrive at So 10 de-
i.veraI, 2Oso bbls at So Is, and 30 bbis low 10
or "a 10 Tar still scarce ami firm. Pitch in far
iobbing demand and nrm at 81 ,r City delivered.
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NEW AND CHEAP CHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
Velocipedes. Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santens,
No. 22s King street, Charleston, S. C.
iunli i-tn
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4s
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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.
inly30-tuths
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK. August 90.
The DAILY Bulletin says: The market Is steady.
with a continued fair inquiry for all Rra,les. but
TRANSACTIONS In Parna are resnicted by rhc limited
olerng OF lne quality. The sales are 300 tlerc.s
Kango0n at 7a7Nc. so do Pataa al 7Aasc, 100
tierces Carolina ss s%asI4c, and 200 bags Rango'n
In bond at 3Hc.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

p Exports.
PHILADELPHIA - Per steamship Yrginia-6o
bales upland cotton. 20 tierces rice, 100 bales do
mss,ics AZ bundles raper, l243 bbls naval stores,
20 600 feet lumber ISL Ious cid iron, bales WOOL,
6S half bbls, and sundrics.
THoAasr0N. MB-Per .chr David Nichols-l4o,-
OOl feet lum Ger.
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JUST RECEIVED at Furchgott, Benedict IL
Co., No. 244 King street, Is pieces Black
Alpaca only so cents, worth IS cents; z
pieces Black Silk only 81 rs, worth 50 so; 2
pieces Black Silk only 50 25, worth So. aug2O
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YOUNG MsN, TAKE NOTICE. Base Balls and
Bats-cheaper than the cheapest. HAsEI
STREET BAZAAR. apr20-s
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Marrieb.

EDDINs.-TlERNEY.-Atthe the BRIDES residence,
on Thursday evening 22d Instant. oy me keV.
Daniel Qugley, JAMES r. RKDD1NG 10 MISS NO
RA TIERNEY, bath OF this city. No caris.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah via
Beaufort. Rton Head and other Landings.
~ casks rice. mdse, &c. To Ravenel. Holmes
CO, y l. McCleHsnan, n Gibbs, II Klatte CO,
NJ T'iest, AdRer 4 co. o Ktn, VIM Bee co,
Apple. Mrs A riiton, N MoGorty. Southern Ex.
press co. and olh'rs.
Boat from Wadmalaw. / bag new sea Island
cotton. To Fraser q Dill.
Boat from wadmaaw. bag sea island cotton.
To W Boyle.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia, Hlnckley, Philadelphia"
schr Davli Nichols, wymau, Thomasson, Me
q + Baker i co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia. Hlnckley. Philadelphia
Bark Aua Garter. Nicnos, weymouth Mass.
Brig uenry and Louise, Hand, Cork aud a mar.
sehr Hattie, McCllntock, Providence.
CLEARED FOX THIS PORE.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett at New
York, August Il.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. August %.
Arrived, steamship Nemesis, from Bremen.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Julia Floyd Squlres, for George
GoWn. . v, huu roFb oiun, eieoieu os AVG" .Ao'h
10th Instant
The brig NJ Dana, 0'Nel, from Georgetown,
S C. arrived at Boston 10th instant.
The schr Carrie Weob Hsrran. for George
town, : q, cleared ut New York 2Jth inst.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Nautilus, Spencer, up. ....Juy 81
The Grantun, Rowland, sailed. d............July rs
VALPARAIH0.
Bark Sapho, Wilbur, up....................Ju'y 81
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