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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-26
Boston Market.

BOSTON, august Il.
CoFFEE.-The demand for this article has been
more acuye, but sales confined to job0lng lots. 10
prices no change, and we look for firm market,
with light prospective supplies. Mocha has been
selling at 22hc. gold, and Is lower IMAM ~ any
time Tor some years; 160o mats Java at lga2zc; oa
600 bags Ro at l6AaS hc; and Soo osss ,a u,
I4hc, gold, aud in other descriptions noih'ng VI
any consequence has been done.
IoTTUN.-Ih he market Tor cotton has oeen quiet
during lhe week, manufacturers purchasing OILY
In I'm al lots as wanted; but IN pIlces NO matefia
ordinary; 9aa20c for good Ordinary ZlaIi hc lof
low iniddllng; and 22a221sc for m!dhllDg. lnclud'
Ing uplauds and Gulf. the better grades are
quite scarce, but the market CLOSES qulst " QUO
tations.
DoMEsT1cs.-In cotton goods there has not
been mucn activity to notice, although The de.
mand Is improving and prices are tenoing W
lower rates, and no material change mas taken
place. seasonaole sEyies OF prlnts nave Deen i
quite active at Ike for good. Wo0llens are 9uiel
and remain the same as noticed TOT some Weeks
past.
GUNNY BAG,.-There have been sales OF 700
balts al 14al5c currency
GUNhY CLoTH.-Thele e Is dull feeling FOR cloth
and prices are shade easier. There nave oeea
sales OF 1000 rolls domestic at l4Hal6c, currency
Calcutta cloth Is nomiualIy 13c per ya:d, WIN
HAY.-This article Is dull and the market ls
we'll supplied with Inferior qualify. Tne sale3 Oh
prime have been at S2sa3a per ton, anu Inferior
and common ;rnm sl5a25 per ton. ,, -,
NAVAL STORES s-There is a 8 eady demand LOT
.pirits turpeutne with further sales al o3ab4c per
gal. Tar Ia nIm and has been selling ut Sf oo PEI
bol. Ros n Is scarce aud The market sht taiDs Iuii
prices for NIL kinds. ,,
is guod. Sales Of 7asOO nnqs RaugGon at 1aIMe.
and 10 bags Patna ut 7Ha7Nc per 10. Carolina
Is scarce Bnd prices nominal.
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HELP NATURE TO RALLY.-After an attack
of fever or other acute disease has passed OIL
and nature is endeavoriDg to rally the deoili-
tated system, help the effort with the standard
vegetable tonic of the age, Hostetter's Stomach
B,tters. Nothing known to the physician or
The pharmacopolist expedites conValescence
like this -vltalizing inVigorant. Persons who
have been prostrated by long continued sick
ness recover taeir lost flesh, strength and
cheerfulness in less than half the time that
would be required to recuperate without it.
1t Is the most genial as we'll as the most harm
less OF medicated slimulants, and as remedy
for las we'll as a preventive oD dyspepsia, bill
ious attacks, constipation, nervous diseases,
&C., has no equal In the world. When all
other tonics have failed this effects cure.
aug26-mwf 3D&w
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.


Thomas Parker, assault discharged. Fran
els Cooper, stealing iron from the South Caro-
lima Rail- Road Company, discharged. Charles
McCaup, found in the st,re OF Messrs. Kins-
man & Howell, held for examination.
Trial Justice Courts.
james Brown, Joseph Smith and Samuel
Middleton, the men who broke into Mr.. schur's
store. last Monday night, were examined be-
fore Trial Justice scbroder, on Saturday, and
committed 10 Jail tor trial at the next term OF
the Criminal Court. One of the men impli-
Gated In the robbery made an affidavit that ne
had sold a portion of the stolen cigars to
grocer named Meyer, at the corner oil Pllt ana
Duncan streets. Meyer was accordingly arrest
ed and bound over to appear this morning for
examination.
Jlmes Drayton, for stealing two satchels oo
Saturday from the Wheeler d Wilson sewing
machine store on King street, was sent 10 jail
for thirty days by Trial Justice Rollins.
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TIE EDISTO LINE.
First Trip of the New Stenmer-aree''
ings Along the Route-EVeryoou'
Pleased-The Return.

The steamer M. s. Allison, recently brought
ant from New York for the Edlsto line, MADE
her first trip on Friday, leaving the city at
half.past nine A. NJ. with fair passenger list,
and an unusually heavy freight. The weather
was fine and theAllison made excellent running
time, but owing to alarge number OF stoppaees
ueceesl,ated BY the very heavy way ireisn'
aha contained. did not reach EdiSto until naii-
past three o'clock in the afternoon AZ 80
landing along the route there were thauy pc
,on. assembled, and parli-colored nag were
s,,n,o,ed ss tokens of welcome 10 Inc he"
onnoer As the steamer touched the wnarl at
Enterprise she was greeted by three rous'ne
cheers. At Edlsto there was a Sill larger
Gathering, and similar manifestation u
welcome. Captain Toglio had provided
eoodly supply of drinkablea, from SODA ~ate.
tor The weakest constitution TO Bourbon and
coqnac for the strongest, aud at every stop
mace nis friends exchanged mutual good
wishes over the glasses. At Edsto, however
a long table was spread in the dining selooh
ofthe steamer, and the gentlemen present
were invited to partake of bountifnl repast'
at which many toasts were offered 10 Capta'n
Toello's success. One and all expressed sat-
isfaclion at the appearance, speed ana ac-
commodalions OF the Allison. Late III the
afternoon the steamer proceeded 10 ROCKVILLE
where the night was passed. Saturday she
returned to the city with very full pasSen-
ger list, arriving at three-qnarters past one r.
NJ. and making the quick Time from Ed'sto OF
four and three.quarter hours, including STOP
papes. The Allison proved herself IN every
NAV we'll fitted for the route she is destined 10
ply over, crossing the shoal places and round
ING the narrow bends with perfect ease. un-
der 40 courteous and attentive captain ana
AGENT. the new boat is destined to enjoy de-
seryed popularity.
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Hotel Arrivals-August "a and 25'

PAVILION.
John T. Davis, New York James s. Jones
Philadelphia, James Mcclure, Atlanta b
Harmon, Bremen J. Morgan, Halifax, N. s.
P. McQuaid, Georgetown, 8. c.; Daniel Nc
Mutt, Fayetteville. N. c.; L. Reinstein, Mrs. 3
Ratham, Grahamvllle, s. c.; J. Fl. Clancy
New York; C. W. Nlver, Port Royal; r. E.
McManus, Columbia; c. D. BIldwin, N. G.; j.
8. Frlnx, Whitevllle, N. c.; D, odom, Bon
neau's; J. W. Sparkleznr, Columbia; F. ID. w.
Breggman, Orangeburg.
CHARLESTON.
VIII. Bslhea, Wilmington; G. A. Ganthall,
Virginia.; A. NJ. Scott, J. D. Hopkins, savan'
nah; H. A. wealiug, ]. G. Moore, G. E. Good
rich, C. NJ. Broom, D. N. Wright, wife and
daughter, Augusta; G. Goldsmith, s. Payson,
Mrs Schlang, Macon; G. P. Lorenz, Graham
Vile; F. A. War;, Boston; ]. T. Thomas, savan-
nah; W. Sterenus, wife and child, Aiken; Mrs.
Tweedy, Augusta;J. B. Campbell, PhiIadel-
phia: Miss A. Owens. Barnwell; L. Warrook,
Jacksonville; NJ. F. Mallory, Miss Ida Mallory,
G. X. Ryan, Miss K. Ryan, South Carolina; >.
a. Phlnlzy, Augusta; VIM. s. Wilson, Balti-
more; J. R. Creech, Qutmani s. r. Chisman,
F. Muller, Virginia; f. P. Norris, Florida; n.
Pollnzer, Beaufort; T. SLuhr. Cnba; w. R. Will
lams, Philadelphia; G. G. Francis, England.
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SOUTH WALES.
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, August "a.
The Bulletin says: With fair business In shots,
throughout the week. the market mas oeen quotea
sJronk anu the t, ndency U( rrces has been stead.
fly upward. The export movement mas not oetn
quite 81 lloeral as that OF the prectdlng week,
though the demand has ueen fair ami the pur'
chascs Of spinners have been on sufficiently
liuera scale to effect considerable reduction Uf
stock and give holders O basis for au advance.
The market Is controlled by the "oull" clique,
WHO are forcing prices to thelr utmoss TX ent.
strong ON an active ovement, lacks staple sup
port, aud the range OF prices Is cOnsluereu higher
Than Is warranted BY the ouLiook TOT ne new
crop or the position OF the market ABROAD. the
rcceiDts at the Southern ports Wnlie falling mellow
last wear show n pretty fair aggregate and In
cud. crnsl ierable new cotton WIN reports III,
dlcatlug Il prospect that the crop WIN oe liarketcn
early thiI year. Lr at least u at the early arrivals
viii be heavy. Llyerpo i has been steady through.
out The week, with IniddIlng uplands remaining
at about 9I al0d, and 4 fairly etm tone prevailing
at the lnBue quotations.
Ihe nrst two days or the cotton week were un.
marKed oy any cnange hers rom , Tue re- eslng THe a9c
revision was etft cted Ia sellers favor. aud ql,ta
tlons were advanced Nc on gooh ordinary 10 gooi
mlddliug, Texas and Orleans. and HaIc on ord1
nary OF hll growlns OH meuhesas 'u o,n mafhes fc
higher on all grades except ordinary. and again
on Thursday xc was added to all but That grace.
Tile tucruai .ns In futures nave been little
wider. Tue market opened on Saturaay at SIX.
teeuth abov. the closing rates OF last wee k, but
thi. Improvement was followed on Monday by a
declue CT &c on The cary months with weak
market. oatiOns were uuchanged tntl wed.
nesday, wllen the decline Il MoEaay WIS recorded
and sixteenth advance was added on Thursday.
AT the close Yesterday prices ruled barely steady,
but the transactions were mainly at the figures OF
The preceding day.
The nuclu lions In spots and futures are shown
BY rhe following comparative table, Dased on low
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GUY0T'S TAR
CONCENTRATED PROOF LIQUEUR

M Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
of its insupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Proftlng
by this happy discovery. he prepares con-
centrated liqueur Of tar, which in small
volume contains large proportion OF the
active principle.
Guyot's tar possesses all the advantages OF
ordinary tar-water without any Of its draw
backs glass of excellent tar-water without
any disagrceable taste may be instantaneousiy
obtained by pouring teaspoontul into a
glass of water.
Any one can thus prepare his glass Of tar
water at the moment he requires 1t, tnuS
economizing time, facilitating carriage and
obviating the disagreeable necessity OF hand
ling tar.
Guyofs tar replaces advantageously Sc
yeral mere or less inactive ptisanS in the
treatment OF colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarrhs.
Guyofs tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases =
AS A DRAuGIIT. - A teasponfal in a glass
ofmater, or ttro toGlespoonfuls in bottle.
BRONCHITIS
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
COLDS
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WHooPiNG COUGH
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
As A LOTION. - Pure or diluted with
little aUaier.
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
ITCHINGS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyors tar has been tried with tlle
greatest success in the principal hospitals OF
France, Belgium, and Spain. Experience mas
proved il 10 be the most hygienie drink III
time of epidemics.
Detailed instructions accompany each bottie
Depot 10 Paris, L. FRERE, 19, rue JACOB.
AGENTS in Charleston, DOWlE, NOISE &
| DAVIS, wholesale Drugglsts'
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New York :, =
II Brown and child. O Schlsng, CLOSER MIS- u u
Whsche, Master Whyche l. Ptiper, NoToury. q
GDdsmIth, d Wright and vile, MISS Wrlgnt
q Moore, Mrs TweedV. st John Cox Miss NJ Barr
MISS Eldrldge. Mlss wright, Powell, Or no,
rance, A W Blanchard Mrs W Stevenson ana tMo a
children, Geo A Bowman, Miss F Bowman, MnJof ,f
Reno. u Il uodson. E Perry. hcLoy. mrs N
French, MealiDg, g E Goodrich br0on,e.
Mrs n Haw Sins, Dr b Patrick. Read. MRS
Keno. Mr., Falck, A CARR IRton and vile, Capt =
Adkins, Hauncher and wife, Smltn, MISS
Jones. w H Crafts aud wife, y Childs, ooKerson'
E Edgerton. y
Per steamship Falcon for Baltimore-mrs g 4
StrOhecRer, Capt s Budd, Hamilton.
Per steamship South Carolina, from New l lorEa =,
Samuel Wrayg, Mrs RiLter and two children, T
Norris, @ w NIver. H Pnenizy, Fl luda, n u +
Mccormack. W Comm ngs, F Melchers, Or WIN
Huger and vile, 4 Ford. Clancy, MISS n
Ryan, K Ryan, NJ F Maloney, Miss Maloney, I
Street, S Geodes, Weston and vile, and one IN
steerage.
sOnytlle Fernanuina and savannah. CAMS
Bullard, l. Warrock, DR. Ludwick, Mr. Beck, wife
and child, Miss Sneed Flynn, aud two cecR
Per steamer n Allison, from Edisto, Ehter
prise, Rockville. and Way Landtngs-Miss N
o Baker, Colonel VIM Whaley and vile, Legarr' "a :,
vile, child and nurse, Mrs Townsend, T. Bail
JNB,ker, F Townsend. W s Edlngs, Dr Scott
F Mathews, Capt l. Coste.
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LOCAL E4CONICS.

There was an unusually large assemolage
upon the Battery Saturday afternoon 10 near
the music. 49,
"A large iron roller was passed over the
.he,l nsyements in the southwestern portion
of the city on Saturday.
"A refractory horse backed cart ln1o q
nasaiug street car, on Meeting street, satnr-
dsy morniDg, and broke hole into the siue
Of the latCer.
"A Young white man, who had been drink
inp TOO freely, created quite an excitement yes
terday evening, about seven o'clock, on the
corner of Hasel and Meeting streets, by striK-
ing ,noffensive bystanders, flooring one and
knocking off the hats Of several. he was
finally carried of by some friends.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Stores Market.
OFFICE JuARL ssroS NEWS,
SATURDAY tyEEIEG. August "a. lsfZ
CorroN.-rhere was light demand, with trans.
actions mostly In good ordinary grades. saics
about l30 les, cay 25 at lSc., 81 at lsH, az at
1870. q Ii. Good ordinary qualities selling al
about lshc. q Ii.
RICE.-The transactions were limited. but with
steady tone TO pr:ces Sales about q tlerces Oh
clean Carolina, say Is tierces Inferior OF 6@shc.
and s t,erces at 7Tc. q rs. We quote common to
fair at 7@7Sc.; good 7zs@sHc. q ID.
NAVAL SroRss.-The receipts were So Dds OF
spirtis ,urpentIne, 666 bbls rosn, and 81 ools
crude turpcntlne. The market was quiet and
there were no sales reported. Crude turpentlne
NAV be uored at So ~ for virgin, So for yellow
dip, subject 10 inspection, and 81 so for hard.
RRsIaHrs.-To Lverrool, oy steam direcs, con l.
aal on upands, nominal on sea is!and5; via New
York. xd on upiands, "a on sea lslHnds: by satl'
nominal on uplauds, Oh ssa Islands nominal
T, savre- on nplauds. Coastwlse-to EeW VOTE
nv .tsam 80 on uplanda and on sea Islands;
Al 80 2 tlerce on rice; 6oc q Dbl on rosllli
nv sail &c n tb OIL coIton; - tlcrc'
| on rice; soc p barrel on rosln; IS ob
lam oer; $40 p NJ on timber. To Bcston, ny sal''
20 n on Upland cotton; ros:n CSC; rcsaWed
stun s1oSlo 60; phosphate S596 90. To ProVl'
dencc, by soil SO p N on boards, &c = 10 or
cotton; by steam 81 2 bale On Sew YORK rates.
To Phila ielrhia, ny stoam 81 = on cottoni
by sail, So OH boards; 80 6o@lo ON timber; Il
Der ton On clay, apd saaaa so on phosphutea. To
baltimore, by steam &c b by ssil. s8 bo@1 +
y IN h0erdg. fS6;b 20 on timber; 50 IS Y
son on phosphate rock. resacls are IN ae
maud BY our merchants to take lumber freight
rom Georgetown, s. o., Darien shd Satil'a klV"I'
ls., and Jacksonville, Fla, 70 Nor:haru port"
and slO@l2 p N are the rates TN lumber an
boards.
ExoH HANaR.-Sterling 90 day bills 2lh92lS.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaR.-Tne banks purchase
sight checks on New York at pnr % premium.
and sell at x@,i premmum. Outside they pur
chase at l.le@x premlrnl. and sell at s.l8@k
premium.
0oLD-l3H@14K.
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PREVIOUS to removal 10 our new store, No.
275 King street, we will offer great bargains
In all of our goods. Just received, fine as
sortment of White Linens, and hne assort-
ment of Bleached Longcloths-all the favorite
brands at favorite figures. The best selection
in Calicoes. Elegant stock Of Dress Goods.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear. Broadcloh In
all its branches, Towels, Damasks, Napkins,
&c. Lace sbawls, Parasols, Gloves, Ribbons.
Corsets. Hosiery. the cheapest and best in
market, at FuRcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No..
244 King street. augl5
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF DRY Goods
Closing sale at aud below cost still continued
at A. R. Slillman's Dry Goods House, No 2sl
King street. Attention Is called 10 cheap
lot of Linen Collars aud Sets, Cambria Bands,
Balmoral Skirts, PArasols, fine Damask Nap
kius and Doylies, Bleached and Cream Colored
Hnckaback Diaper. An improved article in
Pillow Couous, embroidered. Aiew pieces of
White Brilliants, at only cents per yard. at
A. R. S,illmau's, No. 2sl King street.
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OUR COMMERCE WITH BALTIMoRE.-The trans
actions of this city with Baltimore are always
large and important, that enterprising and
growing place being one OF the best markets
in the country for many articles which are
needed here This valuable trade sustains an
excellent line of steamers, and number of
superior sailing vessels. Among the latter is
tne Arst-class new schooner Louis Ehrman,
lately built at Baltimore, and which was cleared
here for that port on Saturday last, by Messrs.
Street Brothers & Co., with the large cargo OF
575 tons of phosphate rock and ground phos'
phate. Tais vessel Is partly owned and COM
manded by Capt. Levin 8. Fook, formerly mas
ter Of the schooner Matoaka, and an energetic
and successful shipmaster. This fine vessel
W.l be quite an addition 10 the trade. The J.
q. stickney, Capt. James Fook, is also regular
ly employed between Charleston and Balti-
more, and is remarkable for her good pas
sages.
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW URk, AURUSC "a
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts today 80
Dbl. spirits turpeniiGe and 43v do rDsln. spirits
turpentine continues In fair inquiry and firm.
Sales 100 bbs at &c $50 10 arrive per steamer ut
h2Hc, l50 bbs spot 53c. and GOO bbs late yesier.
day, 10 shipping Of der on private terms. strain.
ed ro,in Ia only moderately active, but holders
generally nrm at So 75a3 80. Sales 500 bhls. next
week delivery, al So Is. and $500 bbls Mt Whining
ton al So 25. The fupr grades continue s'ehdy
and fairly active. Sales 1900 bbls pale nt SIS ~.
and 5,T bb.s do at 81 s7Ha5 25. Tar sill scar ce
and hrm. Sales 20 bbls Wilmington rope at SIS IS,
delivered. Pitch In fair jobbing request aud firm.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Jas Adger-lo oags
sea iIani cotton, 456 bales upland cotton, 6S tcs
rice, rs bales dOmestics an go0d+, 10 CASKS
clay 5s8 bbls naval stores, l76 empty Dbl, ana 81
psgs sundries. ,.,,,, 100 ,,,oo NJ
upland co'tun. tierces rice l3o p,s lostn i1o 10
cur wheels. SIS car aXles, % bales domesllcs. ~
rolls leather, htds none', bundles hides. 10
bbls and III bags dried fruit. 10 QUO leet iaulIer
l2 bbl- old ION. and % packages sanares. :. rel
schr Louis Ehrman-l50 tons grouua PhosPua'e
rock, 425 tons phosphate tocH
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
aud large variety of Doors, Sashes, Blinds,
Balnsters, Monldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by MIR. P. p. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Plnckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbecks wharf. He keeps, also, French aud
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch9-fmw1yr
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
THROUGH LINE To
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier 1GEEH,
No. 49, North River, foot or Canal street SaAEa36
New York at ~ O'Clock noon, Of the IOLt ~. II
and aoth or every month, except when these dates
fail on sunday, then the Saturday preceding
All departures connect at Panama with steam
ers for south Pacific and Central American ports
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
csco first OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sundav-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch 1T Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, appl5
at the COMPAsY,s TICKET OFFICE, on tne
Wharf foot OF Canal street. North River. New
York. +. K. BABY, Agent.
aupl9.lyr
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ObltnarD.

COLCOCK oiled In this city on me Zotn lus. d., :,
Sp,paonE SMITH. son uf Charles j. ana Maig .TeU
9 1,nIcock. aged nine months and twenty-five
days.
u,Twas not in cruelty. not In wrath
,rne reapcr came mat day !;
,Twas an aug- visited the green earth
and toyk hat flower awRr"
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AN IMPRoMPrU BATH.-Lsst evening, about
nine O'Clock, on the return Of The steamer
Pocosin from an extra trip to sullivan's
Island, white man, In attempting to step
from the deck of the steamer 10 the wharf,
slipped and fell into the river, and two of his
friends, In endeavoring to rescue him, also lost
their balance and shared The same fate.
Prompt assistance was rendered by those at
hand, and two Of the untortunates were hauled
out by means of plank, while the other was
picked up by the small boat OF the steamer
AL three were considerably frightened, bat
neither received any bodily injury. The Incl
dent created quite an excitement, for the
time, among the bystanders.
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Gnuerai NoIllss.

es,- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES N. BUBERT are ie-
suectfuliy invited to attend the Funeral SERVICES
Of the former, at ST. Phil p's Church. TnIs hohS-
ING, at half-past O'Clock. ausIo
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aourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

26 bales cotton, l75 bales goods, IS bbs Splits,
1855 bbls rosIn and crude, 4S6 bbls and bags nour,
r stock. To Railroad Agent. W Bee co,
Pelzer Rodgers co. Stenens, werner q DUCK,
Robson. Goldsmith S son, Reeder Davis, Bar.
den 4 Parker, Cnapeau & CO. Laurey, alexander
& CO. D A ANIME, W Williams & co, d BulWin-
tlc, Johnston, crews d co, and others.
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NEW Crop FLORIDA LONG STAPLE.-The first
arrival here this season of the new growth OF
Florida long staple cotton, came to hand on
Saturday last, per steamer Dictator from fior-
ida, consisting of two bags, one consigned 10
Messrs. W. B. Williams Il Son, from Mr. z.
pInkussohn, of Gainesville, Florida, and the
other to Messrs. Wllte Bros, both factors, Ac-
commodatiop wharf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-26

THE CROPS ON EDIsro.-Information re-
ceiyed in this city Saturday from Edisto Island
reports the crops there as more damaged by
the July drought than was at first supposed.
Planters there estimate the loss at from one
tenth to one-flfth of the expected yield. a
gentleman who plants on an adjoining island
estimates his loss at fifty per cent. Caterpil-
lars are reported as general 10 small qnantt-
ties throughout the Island. As yet, no damage
has been done by them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-26

BISHOP LYNCH Down EAsT.-The Plttshtld
(Mass. Sun OF the 2lst Instant says: bishop
Lynch, of Charleston, s. c., visited this town
on Saturday last, as the guest OF Colonel Rich
ard Lathers, at whose residence he met quite
a nnmher q, our most prominent citizens"