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CHRIST CHURCH REOPENED.
Sermon by Bishop Howe.

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Howe made dis nts'
visitation yesterday to the new eongrega"on
that has been gathered in to Christ churcn' aI
the upper end of Rutledge avenue, anu oneFeo
his congratulations and support to the enei-
qetc gentlemen who have re.estaolisned Dl-
vine worship at that place. The cnurcn nas
been closed since the war for the want oi
congregation and settled minister, and was
ONLY reopened few weeks ago through tae
exertions of the Rev. ]. Mercier Green anu d
few earnest and public-spirited young gentle-
men of the Episcopal Church. Mr.. Green Is now
the regular rector of the new parish, ana
fnlI hoard of wardens and vestrymen has been
a,octed The church building is still In good
renair. and is a neat aud comfortable struc-
tnre with a capacity for seating about five hun
dred persons. Sunday-school has also been
organized, which will for the present meet
every Sunday at four P. M. in the church; but
there is. iu rear of the church, a neat Gothic
structure, intended for Sunday school and
lec,ureroom, which will soon be finished In
side, cnd will then afford admirable accommo-
datlons for these purposes. The support that
the new project has already received mas oeen
yery encouraging, and it is believed that In
short time large and fiourlshing church Will
he established in this important suburb OF the
city.
The service of evening prayer was con-
Quoted yesterday by the rector, the Rev. Mr.
Green. after which the bishop preached
most excellent sermon from Matthew xV' 70.
At the conclusion of the discourse he express
ed his Measure at witnessing the effort to re-
establish Christ Church, and congratulated the
congregation on the fact that while the Epis-
copal Church had generally had the reputa-
rion of following in the wake of the missionary
work of other Christian denominations, ID
this instance they had advanced oeyono
all the other denominations in extending
the facilities of worship into the suburbs OF
Charleston. He believed that there was
great and useful work to be done in the held
that they had chosen, and he adjurea them 10
hold No the hands OF their rector, by making
every effort to gather In congregation, by
taking hearty part In the responses and ser
Vices of their common worship, by establishing
sunday-school and by missionary work
throughout the neighborhood. In conclusion,
he assured them OF his sympathy, support and
assistance, to the fullest extent of his power,
and closed the services with prayer and bene-
diction.
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New York Naval stores Market.


The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day s2l5
bbls ost 1882 do spirits turpentine, 4o5 90 cruae
turpentine owing to light arriving OF splrlss nss
tnrpentIne the corner continues, and snort seEers
NJ STOCK are forcedinto the market. and nave TO
pay enormous prices sales to-day show iurtaer r ta
Advance OF ,lhic per gallon, and the upSard ten
dency shows no Signs OF abatement. SAFES iso
Ibis at 5sc, i75 bbls at 6SHc so obls at sec, 10
@ Dbls In shipping order at 5sc. and 90 ,uDoI Sois
at 5sHc. Strained rosIn Is decidedly nigner'
and the market excited aid advancing,
Closing at So 40 for good strained. with So 31h
bid for 1000 bbls. he finer grades are 81 s,r,In nTm
though not participating In the advance 10 stqen ats
Cd We note sales OF 1857 bbls strained at is z5s
s7k' SIS 6bls at So a7K 400 bbls at So 37Mas 50,
sa 50 aa SSs at az 81 9 and
oon s,S hioct ar s3l2k wilmington tar is easier.
cIosng cUu at S. sOa4. sales 1876 bbs Wilmington st
ss so washington and Newbern So 70: p5c1 lh is
higher and held very firm IN symPatny Will .oid 'Ie an
adyance In strained rosin. About 30 Dds sola IN
lots to.day at So 37Ha3 so, the former price 10
dealers and the latter to consumers.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, July ~.
SuGARs.-There has been no change whatever
In the general tone OF the ma ket this week, the
continued unfsvorable quotations from New
York and London, and reluctance OF most holders
to accept lower prices having again checked
business extensively. The few sales made were
at previous prices for all sorts-say at 1oA rs per
arrooe for clayed No. IL OF common train liallA
rs for do do, special kinds; skasA rs TO- molasses
sugars, Nos s to 10: 1016a11 rs for Centrllugals,
Nos II to l3, and 9ZaloX rs for fair TO good re-
fning muscovadoes.
tanzas, are decreasing, but they are stil larger
than 10 1871 and 1870. Notwithstanding sultaole
kinds are scarcer than usually, especially IN mus
covadoes; hence the frmnes5 OF holders at pre-
yious values.
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CRUMBs.-A horse attached to spring cart,
containing the carcass of another horse, fell
down in King street, near Spring, on Satur'
day morning. 1t was released from the har-
ness In a short time, however, and got up ap-
parently uniDured.
Colonel 8. A. Pearce, of Columbia, Is stop
ping at the Charleston Hotel.
The new German Church on King street 1s
receiving fresh coat of paint on the front.
Its appearance is much improved.
The crews of the various race boats In the
harbor are practicing nightly for the next
race, which will take place about the 18th OF
August
Hector Gardener, the fowl thief, who escap-
ed from custody Saturday, was recaptured yes
terday morning, with another supply of stolen
chickens.
Mr.. Walter Cade. the contractor for the
building OF the Merchants Exchange, on
South Atlantic wharf, was compelled to sus-
pend work about midday Saturday, in conse-
quence OF the heat.
An axle of car No. 81, Rutledge street line,
broke about noon Saturday, in the nelghoor-
hood of vanderhorst street. The passengers
were transferred to another car without de-
lay. A new axle was procured from the car
sheds, at the head of the line, and the car
taken thither.
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COlfMEROI4L NEWS.
ExporIa.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-l68
bales upland cotton, SO bales domestlcs anu gooos'
81 tcs rlce So casks clay, 1877 bbls naval stores;
35 bundles slaves, IS empty bbls, 5274 meons, ana
80 pkgs sundries. -,
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship virginla-56
bales cotton, G7 bales domestics and gooas, looo
20, 100 feet lumber, aud 81 pkga sundrles.
RALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-426 Dales OF
cotton, q tlerces RICE 400 bb,s rosin, $40 SACKS
ground phosphate rock, 29o SACKS Vegetatol, a.
rolls leather, 10 bales domestics, bales rags,
43, 900 feet OF lumber, 43 pkgs sundries.. ......
Per schr Annie Harrls-l0O tons phosphate roch'
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The SMALLs INoUEsT.-The jury OF inquesl
over the body of Eliza Smalls, said to have
been fatally injured by Robert HUT, alias
Lovely, in Christ Church Parish, concluded
their examination of witnesses on Saturday.
Henry Butler, colored, testified that he had
seen Lovely kick the deceased at the time che
was supposed to have receired the fatal inju-
ries. There was no other eliminating evi-
dence. The jury rendered a verdict to the
effect that Eliza Smalls came to her death
from kick or kicks inflicted by Robert Hunt,
without intention to kill. Hunt was accord
ingly bound over In the sum of five hundred
dollars TO appear at the next term of the Grim
inal Court
An inquest was held Saturday afternoon
over the body OF colored infant, about three
months old, which had been smothered the
night previous, at No. SO Hanover street, by
a woman who had 1t in charge, the mother
being dead. The jury decided that the
smothering was accidental.
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The CharleEton Cotton, Rice and Navn
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,

Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NBWs,
SATURDAY EVENING. July 27, 1872.
CorroH.-This market was quiet and dull, the
demand being quite limited. Sales about 75 bales,
say at 18K, a5 at 10, 80 at 1sh, mlddl!ng grades
selling at 1sK, and low middliDg grades at ls1 .
ft. Quotations nominal.
RIcE.-There were no transactions ln this gram
NAVAL SroREs.-Ths receipts were 2o2 barrels
spirits turpentlne, 43s barrels 70 In. There were
no sales reported. Crude turpentlne may De
quoted at s. Is for virgin, 81 10 for yellow dip
and 81 so for hard.
FRBIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, noml-
aal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
FORK, Va on upsnds, IA on sea Islands; oy SAIL
nominal on uplauds, on sea ISLANDS nominal.
To asvre on uplauds. Oosstwlse-to New fork
by steam 50 on uplands and - on sea lslandsi
Il so z tierce on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosin;
by sail Nc 2 b on cotton; = tierce
ON rice; soc p barrel on rosiE; So n on
INN ber: $40 2 N on timber. To Boston, by sail
xc 2 fb on upland cotton; rosn 66c; resa"eu
stun slo9lo so; phosphate s696 30. TO ProVi.
dence, by saIl $40 p II on boards, &c p d op
cotton; by steam 81 2 bale on New YORK ratcs.
To Phia ielphis, by steam So on coeton;
by SAL, ssR on boards; 50 6o@1o on timber; So
uer ton on clay, and saass so on phosphates. To
Baltimore by steam Hc p b by sal, 80 ooS97 =
on boards; $S@S so on timber; - 20 '
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de-
mand by our merchants to take lumber freignts
rom georgetown, S. O., Darlen and satlla RlVer'
a., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports.
and sloa12 p II are the rates on lumber ono
1oards.
notwithstanding 60 day bills 24h.
DOMESTIC ExoHAEeg.-The banks purcnsse
sght checks on New York at par q premium
and sell at x@X premium. Outside they pur'
chase at 1.ls@X premium, and sell at s-les1
premium.
GoLp-13h@AK.
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DROWNED. colored man, whose name has
not been ascertalRed, was drowned While
bathing with number of others at Drayton
Hall, Ashley River, on Monday last. He re-
mslned in the water after the others had come
out, and it is supposed became exhausted
The body rose to the surface few days later
and aoated down the river to Bees Ferry ous
a boat could not be found in time to eaten IT..
Since then it has not been seen.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

RrIp Nv Spencer, Thomas, Boston.Z9 Gays
1oo ro the Tudor Ice co. Vessel to ] A EnsloW
& co. r,,ur norohh poctnort Me-
on Savs Lime and laths. To McCobb. Jr, + M
Grimke, and Y Stocker. Vessel to Cohen q
Schr Hattie, McClintoct, Providence, $50
days Ballast To Master.
Schr M M Pote, Roberts, Boston-18 days. Ice.
To Gage 4 CO. Vessel to A Enslow co.
steamer Water Lily, Toglio, Edsto, Enterprise
and Way Landings. Mdse and sundr1es. 10
Nisbet, Fraser Il Dill, w Moutrle, Thorn, > a
Woodside, W seabrook, J CosgroVe.
steamer st Helena. Christian. Savannah, Beau,
fort, &c. Mdse. To Ravenel, Holmes q co. r
Hard, h Schr oder, J Taylor co, Tr!est BOIL.
mann Bros, Roach & Moffett, W NJ BIRD co, mrs
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TIE ENTERPRISE RAILRoAD.-During the
past week the Enterprise Railroad Company
have made some progress in the work Of re-
pairing the damage done by them to our
streets. The cobble stones have been relaid
In East Bay to Broad street, and in Meeting
street. on the west track, from John to Mary.
The east track in Meeting street has not been
touched as yet. The repaving In East Bay
does not appear to be as good as the original
but that in Meeting street. is quite as good II
not better
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HInsieal D,, ,Jks.

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....-..ooooo~e~-~->~~-
UNIVERSALLY PRAISED
By those who have seen them, are the following
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has Inst issued from the Press.
THE TANDARDl
ByL. o. EMERSON b. R. PALMER.
400 pages. Fine Singing School course. Large
collection OF the best Anthems and Tunes. 10000
copies already ordered. The Banner Church
Muslc Book Of the Season. Price 81 &c, sls so
per dozen. Specimens sent, post.freee, for the
present, for 81 26.
SPARKLING RUBIES!
By A. HULL & h. SANDERS.
Beautiful Sabbath School Singing Book. NO
sleepy tunes or words. Wide.awake songs by
wIde.awake authors. Price 35 cents.
THE PILGRIMS HARP
By ASA BULL.
2lo pages. Remarkably good for Vestrles, and
for use in Prayer meetings. Small, very clear
print. Large number OF the most popular tunes.
Price 90 cents.
OLIVER DITsoN CO., Boston.
CHAs. a. DITsON & CO., New York.
mch271yd&w
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NJ Burkhardt KIusmsn Bros, q Klatte co, Jas /
Cosgreve, Dowie, Noise Davis, + Kressel, ana
Southern Express co.

NJ Burkhardt Kiusman Bros, q Klatte co, Jas
Cosgreve, Dowie, Noise & Davis, Kressei, ana
Southern Express CO.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship South Carolina, Beckett. New York
left 25th inst Mdse To Wagner, Hugger 8 Eco 60;
co, N Railroad Agent, adams, Damon GO,
A ANNE, O D Andrews J archer, Edw Bates q
co, Bart d co, N BRISTOL d co, B Boyd,
Bischon d CO. T Budd, Bnlcken il Wohltmann,
DR. Baer, N Booth, ] q Brunlng & co. John
Campsen q co, Cameron, Barkley co, l. Cohen
& co. b Claussen, d Gobla d co. Darlington;
Thomas d CO, L Chaplin, O Olaclus, Crane, Boyl'
ston q co, Cohen & Wells, " q ohsfee d co, JOB
Dawson. Dowle, Noise q Davis, Douglass Mil
er, Due, Furchgott, Benedict CO, Elem.
Ing & co, Feldmsnn d co. J ) Fairly & co, s
Fogartie, P'Forreston, W Gibson. ) Grlgga,
Hacker. J " HARRISON, Holmes & Calder, q
Hall co. Harbeson co, Hllen, Johnston,
Crews & co, U II Johnson, JelIords co. Klinck,
Wickenberg co, Katte d CO, Kinsman Bros,
John Kenny, Laurey, Alexander i co, Lalsne
& co, A LANCER. VIM Lebby, J.W Linley: Lopez;
Murray, Mantoue & CO, r Marshall 4 Coz D
Mowry Il Son, McLoy Il Rice, VIM Mstthiessen, J
G Minor d co, TS Nipsen, D 0'Neill d Sons,
0,Nelll, Bernard O,Neill, Rev A Porter, PAU,
Porter, Quackenbush, Estlll &co, r Read co.
Rayenel, Rolmes i CO, Ravenel & co. L Schnell. E
Scott, Shackelord & Kelly, Smith & Walk, VIM
Shepherd d CO. Stefens, Werner Ducker,
III,
Stoll, Webb & co, p P Toale. N Trlest, Taylor
u CO, Tledeman, Calder co. Thomas 4 Lanneau.
Terry & Nolan, Tietjen & Luden, Won Santen,
Wagner & M0nsees, Wlneman co. wilson
4 Bro, G W Williams j. co. Walker, Evans Oogs.
well, Vollers, @ b Walter co. Welskop6,
Order and others.
Schr willie Luce, Talbot, Rockport. Me-1s days.
Lime and laths. To A mcOobb, Jr. vessel TO
cohen Wells.
Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Palatks, via Jack
sonville, Fernaudlna and Savannah. "a bales OF
vanilla, Sc head Of cattle and sundrles. TO Raw
enel l. co, Shackelford & Kelly, Taylor co.
Goldsmith & Son, W II Chafee d co, b Blscno1
co, Fraser Dill. John Fitch, r Walker, G Wal
ters, Southern Express CO, and others.
IN THE OFFING.
Schr Jonas Smith, Hodgk1nson, from New York.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
steamship james Adger, Lockwood, New York
James Adger co.
steamship virginia, Hlnckley, Philadelphia-W
Courtenay.
Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore-P C
Trenholm.
Brig Altayela Cousins, st Mary's, Ga, to load
for Northern port Ensow & co.
Schr Annie Harris Harris, Baltimore-J EMS
low & co.
Steamshlp James Adger, Lockwood, New YORK.
Steamship Virginia, Hinckley. Philadelphia.
Steamship Falcon. Haynie, Baltimore.
Brig Scotland, Cook, Cardenas.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, at New York, 9th
Brig Georgia, Marshall, at st Jago de Cuba, 18th
March.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr David Nichols, Wyman, at New York, 2ett
July.
Schr Euwan. Prince, at New York, July rs.
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BUILDING MATERLAL.-An extensive STOCK
and large variety of Doors, Sashe8, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 80 Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmWlyr
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DRY GOODS AT AUcTroN.-Mr. Mckay an
nounces an attractive sale to-day, at bis es-
tabllshment, No. As Wentworth street, Oh Inc
entire stock of first class country dry goods
store, where ladies and gentlemen, young and
old, rich and poor, will be sure to find bar
paina
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THE NEW YORK HEGETABLEMARKET
The Daily Bulletin of Saturday, July 27,

The Daily Bulletin of Saturday, July 27,
says:
The heavy storm this morning Interfered
with the receipts, leaving the market almost
unchanged, although most dealers thought
Yesterday that they would be lower, In vege'
tables very little change has taken place.
We quote: New potatoes So 5oa2 IS per Dbl IN
bulk. Green corn 50casl per 100. Southern
onions, per bb, 81 25a2 so; do Connectlcut
So 5Oa3 per 100 strings: New rarerlpes 81 oOaz
per biol. Cucumbers, Long Island 37a60c per
loo. Squash, per DBL 81; do marrowfat, per bbl,
slal IS. New turnips s2a2 so per bol. Cab
bages s4a6 per 100. Beets, Jersey, SAB.
Southern tomatoes 40a50 per crate; Jersey
9Ocasl per crate, and Long Island slal Is per
basket
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COURTS OF Law.
rb a limited States Court.

Ehe Cnttci StatcS
The United States Court was opouoa
O'Clock Friday morning by Judge Drsau, a., mo,
oCeU -, Ionss of Graham's Cross ROADS, was
10 - ~ chow cause at Greenville, on the
,a,s % " August next, why he should not %
i.. ,oa,ored a bankrupt upon the petition OF
Simon Fass. ,ao IF Wm
p. Flynt, charged with violating the in'ernai
revenue law. o..,
In the case of J. q. Allen, Geo. W. Carter
Thomas E. Dunn, W. NJ. French, X. Iut'le'
Ralph Wilson and A. n. Hall for non-perlorh-
ance of jury duty, the scirc tacias were ois-
charged after hearing the excuses.
R.F. higgins, of York, and VIM. D. Barnes,
of Chester, confined in the jail of this city un-
der sentence for violation OF the enforce
ment act we're ordered to be transferred 10
the ,alls of their respective counties. Inc
prisoners left the same evening, IN charge ol
deputy marshals. No business was uone :"
the court on Saturday.
The Court OF Common Pleas.
Jnaos Graham did not appear at the Court
bonse Saturday, consequently the motion for
the removal OF tne iuJuuoItou os"'ASo Wv
CIty Council in the Enterprise Railroad case
WAS not made. AS the judge will be occupied
In hearing other cases for several days, the
motion will probably be postponed Till the END
of the week.
rule was issued Friday against Trial JUS
tice A. NJ. Mackey, requiring hlm TO show
cause, at half-past nine O'Clock this morning,
why a writ of prohibition should not be Issued
preventing him making certain leVies upon
the stock of Mrs. C. stackley, and restraining
him from making said levies until the making
of the return. The constables, however, call
ed on Mrs. stackley, who settled the claim In
preference to having the levies made. hr.
Mackey claims that the executions were ia-
sped before he was served With copy OF the
rule. r..s
CIV. wollen was sent to jail Saturday oy
Trial Justice John G. Mackey for entering
store on Line street and attempting to stab
the proprietor. He will be examined tnis
afternoon.
Simeon Gurley was similarly committed for
an assault with deadly weapon.
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THE WRECKED SPANISH BRIG.-The Spsnlsh
brig Jesus Maria Jose, which was reported
ashore In our previous issue, has, we learn
become a wreck. On receipt of the confrma'
ton of her condition her consignee here, Mr
W. P. Hall, sent assistance, and the captain
and crew of the brig arrived here yesterday
An efr1rt will be made to save the rigging,
sails and other movables, should the weather
keep moderate. We learn that two OF the
seamen, who were In the rigging when the
brig struck, were knocked overheard and
drowned
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UEoN, 8. O., July "a.
Receipts per Railroad, July ~.
,orrnr clpoJrSl RlILROAu.

1928 bales cotton. So bales goods, 80 bbls spirits
1as bills naval stores, So casks clay 278 SACKS OF
grain. To Railroad agent, Witte Bros, Chapeau
& CO, Tedeman. Calde. & co, Wagener q mon
sees. w Williams h CO, J Wiley CO, Whilden q
Jones, Lebenrncd, Roach Il Mol1ett, d bischoe =
co, 81 G Doscher, Rutledge Young, Tren'
nulnI, U sahlmsnn.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1o4 bbls crude and 1888 bbls spirits tnrpentine,
a.7 bbls rosin cars OF lumber, tobacco, mdse, &c
TO Barden & Parker, Whllden Jones, Cnnpeau
4 co. Knsman Il Hewel r Walkei, klent.
worth, W Ryan, Order, and others.
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funeral N1tlrss.

~THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Douglas, and OF their
son, CAMPBELL DOUGLAS, JR., also the First
Baptist Church Sunday school, are. respectfully
Invited to attend the Funeral Services OF the
latter at the First Baptist Church, Church street,
THIS AFTERNOON, at half. past O'Clock. july2s
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Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, July n.
SPIRITS TuRpRNT1NE.- Market qules and WITH
out transactions. , e., ro
change OF price In other grades. The sales to-day
Were Sss2 bbs at So 1882 so for strained 81 80 Tor
No s3 FOR extra No. 2, So rs for low No. So 30
tor 81 No. o. y sS 90 ond iU ss 20 for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-MsrEet steady and prices 1 1a
unchanged. The reccipts and s8les were 800 phis,
at So so for hard S375 for yellow dip anu d 20 ZOE
virgin. Martet
firm
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JouRsA11sr1c.-Edwin DeLeon, Esq, for-
mer]y United States consul.general to Egypt,
has taken editorial charge of the Savannah
Republican. Colonel ]. R. sneed Will continue
to be an editorial contributor to the paper.
Mr.. F.. G. DeFontaine is now the managing
editor of the New York Evening Telegram.
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DRUGGISTS LABELS AND WRAPPERS taste
fully printed, with appropriate cuts, at New
York prices, at The NEWS JOB OFFICE.
BGLLHEADs and Letterheads printed at low
rates, plain or fancy; also, Dray Receipts,
Money Receipts, Cards, Circulars, Statements,
Handbills, Dodgers, &C., at The NEWS JOB
OFFICE.
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A POSTMASTER ARREsTED.-The Columbia
Phoenix says: "John A. Boswell, late postmas-
ter at Camden, s. c., was arrested IN that
place on Friday last and brought ny before
Commissioner Boozer. in this city, on Satur-
day, on a charge of embezzlement OF money
received from money orders. He was oalled
in the sum of two thousand dollars to appear
for examination on Wednesday next.
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re- RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances OF Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Artson,
and OF MrIand Mrs. Thomas r. Clon, are respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral OF the wife OF
the former, THIS MORNING, at O'Clock, at Bethel
Church, Calhoun street. ]uly2s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-29

DRESS Goods DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
lust 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 d
Co., No. 248 King street. mayl6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-29

NoT1cE.-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
call before purchasing elsewhere. Respect
fully, SToLL, WEBB d Co. july23-tuths6