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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-21
Obitndrn.


DoUGLAS-Dled suddenly. In Camden, S. e.,
LAZY 70 1872 CAMPBELL DOUGLAS, Jr., In the
Seventeenth year OF his age.
The subject OF this sketch was youth OF un-
usual promise his sudden anu unexpected
death afforded another Illustration OF that oltre-
He was norm 4 Charleston :. g.. February 10.
1855 AMI from his earliest childhood gave hopes
or u bright and promising future. But these
hopes nave all beeu crushed by the uurelenung
hand Of death. and the grave has closed over the
CHERISHED expectations of family and friends
And yet short as hls life was, he I'd secured tile
love and respect of all who knew MIN. Probably
20 youth In his ,ity was more generally es.
I. efned. HIS death has made q sad void In his
O sn home, for he noby 0led the place OF SON
and brOl her. Ills polite manners and pure cnar-
acter gainel nim ht 81 o. lrleada outside OF MS
OVID home. who Sympathize deeply with the be-
resved family in the heavy lcss they have sus.
tained AT the time OF his death, lie was taking q
short rest from his labor u duties 10 the West.
ern Union Telegraph OH q OF thi city. where ne
WAS employed. He Sas the leader Of The sluRing
In he SUNDAY School o. the First Baptist Church,
aud, when the sad announcement OF his cath
Was made To the school. teachers aud Children
wept together over the loss OF Que whom they all
lnyed so we'll. They wepC again as they followed
his remains 10 the Cemetery OF the First Presby.
terlan Cnnrch, and, among the names that Will
ever llnger In their memories, that OF Campbell
Douglas Will shine among tue brightest Of them
AL
While we cannot Interpret the mysterious Provl.
dence which has 30 suddenly terminated his
young and promising lie still we know well that
God Is 100 wise t. err; too 6 70 to be unklnd.
Charleston. S. o., august. 1872. l.. H. :.
q .ILLARD-Dled at Pamela, Clarendon Coun-
ty, on the 3lIt or July, SUSAN r., wife OF Samuel
j. Glillard, and edtst daughter OF ID. st. P. and
NJ. \. DuBOse.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York,
- hours TO tue bar. Mdse To James Adger
CO. ] E Adger d Co, ) y railroad Agent, Southern
Express CO, G W Aimar. d A ANIME, y Ahrens
a ca, APPLE + Bates d CO, B BOYD, III BRISTOL
d co, q Bart & co. w Bird co, Blschof l.
CO. ia BeaInish, l. BIssel, Alfred Bernard, u
Cater, CamerJD, Bafklcy Gu. W Ihalee
20, & A Camulan, Charleston City Railway, Ii
Collins, Chupein. Cohen ca. U'Claeius, H
l,aly, Douglas Miller. Dowie. Noise & Davis j
kas0n & Bro, Ii a Due Fairly co, Foley.
ID + Fleming Il CO, l. talK CO. Feldmann s
co, Forsythe. McUolnb co, Furcnsoit Beuedict
co. Fogarties Book iloute. ID FRANKIE, Grave.
ey, Jno Grayer d Bro, p l. Gulllemn Holmes 8
Boyk uouse. N Hunt, Hart d c., T N H0' sey
a. Bro Hillen.. John heias, j llurSamp Il co.
Johnston, Crews & co. A llling, Jenords Gu. J
p Kiep, Johnson. Kinsman Bros, Kressel
Jr, KnubeloCh Small, klincE. Wickenberg x CO.
IL W KIiste Kenuer,y, l. Kornahrens Robert
Lawless d Lopez. LANCER, Laurey, Alexan-
der i co. Paul Lalane d co, A Lewlth O
Luhn. WT Mckay, Murray, Marlin 4 Mood,
] q Miluur d Gu, McL0y kice, L W Marshal d
cn, SIX Marshall Il co. VIM Mclean, Maine
NJ co. Mautoue i CO, K Mure " CO, Il Muller, J
O'Nelll, 0'Neill i SoEs, N8cEman co, Rev L
Porter n O'NeiIl. Pdnknin, ID Paul en-, q
Penpe, uuaCEeLbush. EstlIl Il co, G Riecke, j
Robson, navenel, Holmes co, J R Read Il co, "
Russell & Gu, + B Stoudard co, sell & Fotler,
SLerens, Werner DucHer, ShacSellord hely,
w shepherd CO, slender, A Scott, agent,
Sunda, Times, Taylor i CO, p Toale
Tyler, WIneman CO, Thomson, Iledetnan,
Calder c., 5 Wilson = Bro. X ThomIiusJu
& co, l. wesEopf, Terry, 0 Wieters. y VOigt,
j II roers, F Won sanlen. q II Waiter Il CO, U )
subsistence Department, r White, White mule
Rhodes, and Lthrr5.
steamship Virginia, Hlnckley, Philadelphia-lelt
10th inst. Mdse To W CourtenaY, Railroad
Agents, q Lit,chRi. Coserove, St.freus, Werner
& Ducker, W NJ Bird & CO, Walker, Evans i Cogs.
well, DOwie Noise Davis, P Wineman & co, h
Bulwinke, L Connor & Son. Hart d CO. Byrne
Il Fogarty, Wuhrmann, Walsh, WAGNER
Monsees, Boyd, DIR Baer, q Due, Z DAILY, J
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MISCHIEF IN THE A1R.-We cannot aualyze
the seriM poisons that produce epidemic and
endemic diseases; but the valuable discoVe-
ries which have been made In vegetable phar-
macy enable ns to counteract their malihe In
f1uence. The most powerful known anudote 10
every species Of malaria is Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, pure botanical medicine, IN Wnicn
the finest antseplics, tonics, alteratiVes ana
stimuanls of the vegetable kingdom are Skill
fully and effectively combined. At seasons OF
the year when the atmosphere Is surchargeo
with miasma, and whenever the specihc virus
of auy Infectious disease is supposed TO De
present in the air, this famous corrective
should be taken regularly Us protective. All
who choose to observe this precautlon may
bid defiance to intermittent and remittent1e
vers, and in fact to all disorders generated oy
foul exhalalIons or impure water.
q haugl9.mwi3D&w
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CuARI .:srON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING 4 IIQust 90 1879

OFFICE CuARl .:5TOS NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, August 20, 1872.
CCTroN.-TheIe Was llgh. Iemand, mostly for
Northern account, good qualities showing steadl
ness, low grades dull and no.n.nal; sales about
65 bales. say at lS1s. 81 at Ice. low middling
grades selling at l9t q fb.
RIcs-The IN m4rket was quiet, and there were
no sales, but the light stock was held firmly.
NAVAL SToRBs-The receipts were l66 bb!s OF
spirits turpentlne, 744 bbls rosln, aud "a bbls
crude turpentine. In the past TWO days about
500 bbls rosin were sold, common kinds being dali
and lower say So rs for extra No q So 10 for No q
So 05 for low No 2. and So for strained. Spirits
turpentne, sales 800 bbs at 44@45c, as In pack
ages. Crude iurpentne may be quoted st SO Is
for virgin, 5. 10 for yellow dip, and 81 80 for
hard. Later 10 the day the market was easier
and strained was sold at s. 80 low No 2 So for
No 2. aud So 10 for ezra NO2. We quote virgin
turpen'iue at So 25, yellow DIP at So 90.
SaElGuTs.-Io Llverpooi, oy steam direct, uou |
aal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York. Hd on npsnds, xd On sea Islands; By aall,
nominal on uplanhs Oh sea islsuds nominal.
To uavre- on uplands. O0astwise TO New iors
by steam So on upland, aud on sen islands:
81 80 p tlerce on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosln;
by Sail Xc q fb on cUtton; y tlercp
on rice; SOC y barrel on rosln; So p on
lum Der; $40 = N Oh timber. To Boston, by sail,
80 b on upland cotton; rosln Csc; resawcd
STUFF s1o@lo so; phosphate s5@5 20. TO Yroyi.
dence by sail SO 2 ii on boards SC 2 ro on
cotton; by steam 5! y bale on New Yosk rates.
TO Phlla ielphis, by steam 50 2 on cotton;
BY san s8P II Oh boards; 50 5O@1O on timber; So
per ton IN clay, aau $3.50 SO Un phosphates. To
Baltimore, by steam &c y 10 by sell, Sc 5o@7 ?
Y on boards; ss@S SO on timber; So rs =
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are in de
mand by our merchants TO take lumber frsigats
from Georgetown, s. o.. Darlen anh Satllla River.
Co., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Nor'hern ports.
and $lo@12 2 ore the rates. IA lumhor and
boards.
ExoHANeB.-Sterling 90 day bills nominal at
23H.
poMBsTIo EXCHANGE. banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par a ,s premium.
and sell at X@H premium. Outside they pnr'
chase at 1.l6@H premium, and sell at S.l0aH
premium.
1oLD-li915.
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Il NEW STEAMER FOR THE EDISTO
q 49, LINE.

The growing importance Of the freight and
passenger traffic between Charleston and
Edlsto, has rendered greater facilities for
transportation ludispenssbly necessary. A
realization of this fact has induced the owners
of the Water Lily, the boat which has hereto
fore piled between the two places, to purchase
q new and larger steamer, which arrived in
this city from New York about nine O'CLOCK
yesterday morning, consigned to Douglas
Nisbet, agent. She was brought out By Cap
tain N. L. Coste, an old and we'll known
Charleston shIpmaster, and made the trip In
four days. TIE new boat Is named the N. l..
Allison, and Is one hundred and twenty-five
feet long, by twenty ieet beam, has carrying
capacity of two hundred and torty-three tons,
and draws four ane half feet of water when
loaded. She has one low pressure beam Ell.
CINE, twenty-five inch cylinder, six feet stroke,
and her average speed in smooth water is len
knots per hour Beneath the hurricane deck,
commencing q little aslern of midships,
Is large and airy dining saloon, and astern
again OF the saloon Is handsomely fitted up
ladies' saloon, which has cushioned seals
along the walls, Brussels carpet upon the
floor, and crimson curtains to the windows.
In front ofthe dining saloon on each side OF
the vessel are several comfortable state
rooms. Besides a roomy promenade deck in
the rear OF the warehouses, she hos a gen.
tlemen's smoking saloon adjoining the pilot
house. She was bnilt at Jersey City in 1861.
Captain Toglio, of the Water Lily, will re-
sign his old charge and navigate the new one,
with the assistance of Mr. John Connor, eu-
gineer. Mr.. Douglas Nisbet will remain as
heretofore the agent Of the line. The Allison
will make her first trip on Friday morning
next. The Water Lily will be sold.
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PREVIOUS to removal to our new store, No.
275 King street, we will offer great bargains
10 all of our goods. Just received, fine as.
sortment of White Linens, and fine assort-
ment of Bleached LongcloLhs-all the faVorite
brands at favorite figures. The best selection
in Callcoes. Elegant stock OF Dress Goods.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear. Broadclolh In
all Its branches, Towels, Damasks, Napkins,
&c. Lace shawls, Parasols, Gloves, Ribbons,
Corsets. Hosiery, the cheapest and best In
market, at FURcHGorT, BENEDICT g. Co., No.
IA King street. auslo
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@OuR STEAMSHIP LrNEs-TaE FALL FREIGHTs.
The fine aud superior lines Of steamships now
plying between New York and this city, COZ
tnne to enjoy the extended popularity which
their excellent management always secured
them, and we are pleased to learn that the
heavy freights for the South have already
commenced With these ships, and the Georgia
of the Iron Line had large cargo on Sunday,
and the James Adger of the Adger Line,
which arrived yesterday, was crowded with
goods for our city merchants, who are pre-
parting for heavy business, as well as for all
-~pofnts of the South and West. There is every
prospect OF a fourlshing winter trade.
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I,fta al, 0ash ssoO. 900

Total, 1000 Gifts, all Cash. :. .S500,0O0
The Hon. THos. e. BRAMLETTE late Governor oil
Kentucky, has consented =, represent the Irgs ~
GIFT CONCERf, and he will personally see tlIat
the mone7 from the sale OF Tickets Is deposited
with the Treasurer that the drawing is lalrly con
ducled, and the gifts justly awarded and promptly
paid. ,,,
The drawing will take place in public, In ful
View OF The audience, and under the Immediate
supervision and direction Of sne Ohicers anu
Trustees Of the Public Library OF RenIncAy, aad
the following named eminent and disuterestea
citizens, who have consented to be present hnu
see that all is fairly done:
Hon. NJ. r. HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals hy.
Hon. j. PROCTOR KNUTT. late a. Y. Leon DIS; nj,
Hon. II. W. BRUCE, Judge Ninth judicial Dis.'
Gen. iii Il. MURRAY, q. 8. Marshal, Dis. ny:
Hon. T. B. COCHRAN, Chan. Lou. oman O"urS ,ors, ,n
Hon. JOHN EARD.E, Manager Royal Insurance
co,o0o, Goi' PHTI LEE Conn., Atty Ninth judicial
nr ~ n1Si GRAHAM founder Graham Cabinet:
1,oi. J1,soN p. JOHNSON, Manager Ghls mouse. ,,,
DR.. T. S BELL, Prof. Medical oni'efS"S' hou''
Hon WIG !. q. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
uon p l.. BUKNYTT, ClLy Attorney.
neNRY WoLFIRD Treasurer Louisville.
~ HR,NNIN, Pres. Manufa. turers' BANK.
., S.SI1p ~ p JnpGs, OF the Louisville Hotel Go.
BILL i,trs ppInGEEoRp, Pres. I'd National Bank.
~ ~ D. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard Ho'el.
a. JOHNSTON Pres. Traders Bank.
H. VICTOR NBWcohB, nru ol Ne"eoho' Do'
chanan Co
HENRY DEEPEN Pres German Bank.
aSppEw GRAHAM, Tobacco aud Cotton Merchant.
DR. NORvIN GREEN, Pres. L. u O. Short Line Il.
r.
VOL. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
THOMAS e, BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
@ Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on
application.
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ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
GIVE us A TRIAL!

" TED, A ENTS!
slOo to $3.50 per month, everywhere. male and
female, to introduce the latest improved, most
simple and perfect
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
pete with It, Price only SIS, and fully warranted
FOR live yeas, making the Elastic Lock Stitch.
alike on both sides. The same a. all the high
priced Shuttle machines.
Also the celebrated and latest improved
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Price only Sis, and fully warranted for five years.
These Machines will STITCH Hem. Fell, Tuck, Quilt
Cord, Bind Braid and Embroder iD most supe
rior manner, and are warranted to do all work
that can be done On any high-prced machine In
the world. For circulars and terms, address s.
WYNKOOP Il CO., 2o54 Ridge avenue, or P. o. Box
2726, Philadelphia, Pa. mayA-SRos
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August ~.
SPIRITS TuRpHNTINB.-To day the Marker mas
heen acIIye ana all that could be purchased
changed owners The sales n ere 1915 CASKS at At
cents ard ITO casks tselecpeoj al 4s>. cenIs pei
gallon ,or Southern packages
KusIN-Stralned has declined 80 cents SINCE
last reported aale- The nner qualities are steady
nc our quotations. The sales embrace 26I5 bols
at s. for air lined, So so fur low No |, So 76a3 30
for no l, 81 so for low pale S. for pale.
CRUDE TURPESTINE Market unchanged. Rc,
ceipts nn sales of ITO bbs at 81 so Tor hurd So 81
for yellow dip, and s. S5 FOR virgin.
rIR-20 bbls sold at 81 per Dol. Market hrm.
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Buu.p1Se MArER1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, Sashes' Bihos'
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand BY Mr.. P. p. Toale, at his Wareroo"s'
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 50 Pinckney street.
The above are oil made at his own factory Oh
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French ana
American Window Glass, Stained 1iass' oin'o
Mantels. Builders Hardware, &c, irou. tno
49,, ,orrfaotnrers. mchs-fmw1yr
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REcovERED.-A silver watch stolen from
Thomas Nolan last Saturday night, In Elllott
street, by Samuel Cuthbert, was recovered
yesterday by Constable Dennis Bunch through
Information received from Cuthbert, who IS
now In jail. Cuthbert sold the watch to Jere-
mlah Turpin, colored man, for three dollars,
who in turn sold it Tor four dollars to jeffrey
Small, colored, from whom 1t has been receV-
cred. Turpin and Small have both been
bound over to appear at the next term of the
Criminal Court es witnesses against Cuthbert.
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THE GROWING CRoPs.-Advices received In
this city yesterday afternoon report the ap-
pearance of rust in cotton at many places along
both branches OF the South Carolina Railroad.
The planters in the neishborhood of Aiken
estimate that the yield of their crops will be
reduced one-iith. A rumor also reached the
J city of the presence of the caterpillar in
Orangeburg County.
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HoRruBAsrRRN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger. from New York
Mrs II ClaGy. Mr. Lambert, Naughlin. VIM
Hofmeister s A Nelson, l. A Nelson, ID Nelson.
Il Kerrigan, @ q Mathews, Chas Lelford. J.s NC
Kinley, A Il Knowlton, T A Wilson, MISS Smith,
Price, b r Riordan and wife, Mrs Hamp-
ton, W Rout, SamI Wilson, 8 Hampton, Wm
Fahrenbach, AID three deck.
Per steauls ip Virginia. from Philadelphia
" Mather T champion, o Herrlck.
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NEW R1oE.-About two hundred and tn'rey
bushels of,the new crop of Carolina rough
was received yesterday per Savannah aud
Charleston Railroad. 1t was grown on the'
plantation of John W. Lewis, Esq, Asnepoe,
end consigned to Mr.. Louis D. Desaussure'
It was sent to Chlsolm's Mills. So -, ,s.,
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The REV. Dr.. WINKLEs.-In private letter
dated at Marion, Ala, August 18th. this emil
nent divine writes: "Marion Is q place OF con-
siderable Importance educationally and agri-
culturally. At present there is but little to
communicate. The students o. the three COL
leges are enjoying vacation. The citizens,
many of them, are at the springs. The farm
-ers are groaning over the hot aud recently
damp weather, which. will make the cotton
worm abound. Besides, all the river planta-
tions in this section Of the State have been
overfowed, and have shed all their boiis and
blooms. The railroad from Selma to Marion
runs through extensive plantations where the
plants remain In o flourishlng condition, but
have lost every flower"
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fnneral NoIlErs.

npTHE FRIENDS AND ACQUAlNT-
ANCEs OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Guy aud family
are invited 10 attend the Funeral Of their young.
est DAUGHTER, at st. MarS:s Church, Hasel
street, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, without fur.
ther Invitation. aug2l-'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DRUGGrsTs.-By act of the Leg
islature, druggists are required to have the
ANr1DoTE TO 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 priDt 10 order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. Speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-hetch d Bruins
sold, yesterday. at auction the plantation Id
Barnwell County. known as Baldock, con-
talnng four thousand acres, for $1,000; one
half cash, or city acceptance, payable with
interest on lst OF December next, balance In
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JUST RECEIVED at Furchgott, Benedict d
Co., No. PA King street, Is pieces Black
Alpaca only so cents, worth 65 cents; z
pieces Black Silk only 81 Is, worth 50 SO; 2
pieces Black Silk only 50 Is, worth So. aug2O
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MEETING OF THE GERMAN HussAR TILT1NG
CLus.-At meeting Of the German Hussar
Tlltlng Club, held last evening, it was decided
to adopt uniform coat and pants OF dark
,.ray color, with yellow trimmings, and
tlack Alpine hat, loopad up on the left side,
with cross ssbres, and oVertopped by yell
low plume. The uniform will be made up BY
Messrs. Menke & Muller.
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TaERMOMETRIC4L.

The range of the thermometer yesterday
at the drug store Of Mr.. Joseph Bsackman'
ON the south side OF Broad street, was as FOL.
lows: ga. NJ, 81; 10 A. NJ, &c; IL NJ, 81; 2 r.
NJ. SO; 4P.M 81; P. NJ, S.; P. NJ, s3.
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ANOTHER FIRST BALE.-The ''hrst bales" OF
new cotton are coming thick and fast. Georges
Station has one grown by Mr.. L. e. Myers
and shipped by Messrs. Bowyer RaSsor TO
Messrs. Kinsman & Howell, of Ghsrleston.
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N.w York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, August 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day, 80
bhls rOsln. 9Sb do spirits turpentine. Splllis
fairly active and held steadily at Ole IN merchant.
able order Sales last evening and to-day Soo
bpls at sic. Strained rosln held at 50 IS for good
strained, but without reported transactlonr.
Late yes erday 200 bnls pale sold ut S.. ana Soo
low Nc. at So s5 Tar still scarce and high:
Pitch firm at 81 for city delivered.
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ESvELopEs.-A large stock of Envelopes al
WAYS on hand at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will Ic printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.
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MIR, A. C. KAUFMAN wants to purchase
Memphis and Ohio Railroad Bonds and Cou-
pons, also various other securities. See ad-
verliSement.
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New York Rice Market.

Ebw YORK, August 20.
rhe Daily Bulletin says: There IS fair demand doI
l,,os RanCmtn mt 6Xa7Hc, 100 bags Patna ut &C
f1r far, and ~ tlerces Carolina nj sZasAc.
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MANS BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF
Cotton
Tennee
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LAWYERS can have their Briefs printed III
any style desired, at short notice, at The NEWS
JoR OFFICE
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.


Family
EMSoN Ninety rGada d sas
FandIv
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auction Sales This Day.

u,,sa Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, clothing, hats, DC: ,.,c
r n. MARSHALL & Brother will sell at nall
mast 10 o'clock, at his Office, horses wagon
and harness.
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NEW AND CHEAP CHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
yeloclpedes. Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santens,
No. 229 King street, Charleston, S. G.
jupll-tu
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II Claussen, N BRISTOL l. co, . D FRANKIE. g
Minor co, Drucker, F. Panknin. WaiS,
Nathan. Cameron, Barkley co, J Thompsoa q q
CO, G Recke, Hurkamp co, Borpe1; n;;Ss,i n -
Porter, Brewer Kohnke, Claclus oHsli' Ga
&c Ojemann, Jefrords & co, M Godsmiin q Soa,
s S Solomuns, II Bischoff d co, b MafsIsn "a
co. Chaneau Henron, e Bates co, schucl, :
mann Bulcken d Wohlrmann, souaer, n =
Aoger Il CO. A Nimitz 4 co, Shepner41 y q ",
BeamIsh, Bollmann Bros, A Jones, ny1i,ant fsyi.
co, steamer Dictator, steamer Pilot BOY, GasilgnI,
co, MoTry son. FoRarue's BOOK aoGss, noieo = GO
Book Eouse, R Thomlinson & co, dfaVer q Gu
and others. Dol,
Steamer Allison, Coste, New York, ,-days. BAL
last. To Nesblt. mn
Steamer Marion. Adalr, santeo River; s,oo soo
bbls naval stores, mdse, &C. To RaVenei ag1Mes
d CO. Barden j. Parker Whllden d Jones, hlhs. =
man Il well, Wagner 6 Monsees, Ohapeau
co. " y Dukes S5co, X Briggs.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Dictator. Coxetter. Palatka via 'ack'
sonyille. &c.
FROM THIS PIRT.
steamship South Carolina, Beckett, at New
york. August IT.
August 20. ,vo .u,,e,,7
CLEARED FOB THIS PORT.
steamship Falcon Haynie. at Baltimore, l7th
August.
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