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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-03

LADIES, why will you do your sewing BY
hand when you can buy sewing machine on
such easy terms! The Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company are selling their celebrated
machines on the instalment plan, and their
terms are so very liberal that anybody can
buy one. They invite the ladies to their par
lor, No. ls6 King street, where 1t will afford
the agent great deal of pleasure to show the
different styles OF machines; also, samples
(new) Of work done on them, whether you
wish to purchase or not. may30.thm2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-03

A TENEMENT HOUSE BURNED.-About quar-.
ter to three O'Clock last Saturday afternoon, q
fire broke out at No. 36 Mary street, at the
northwest corner of the South Carolina Rail-
road track, which destroyed that house and
about two thirds of the adjoining building, No.
81. Mr.. Il. W. Tlencken, who lives at No. a..
discovered the fire on the roof of No. 36, which
was two.story wooden tenement, occupied
by four colored families. He gave the alarm,
and endeavored by ascending to the roof to
extinguish the flames, but without success.
The wind was blowing fresh from the east, and
the flames speedily enveloped the roof and
communicated to that of the house No. a.,
both of which were made of dry shingles
heated by the sun. By the time that tue
engines arrived the first house was
too far gone to be saved, and the streams
were directed upon the adjoining house
to prevent the spread of the flames. This at.
tempt was successful, and the fire in both
houses was speedily put out. Both houses
belonged to Mr.. W. Van Wyck, OF New York,
and were worth about fifteen hundred dollars.
No. Sc was completely destroyed, aud the
roorand second story of No. SAewere burnt
away. The ground floor, occupied by Mr..
Tiencken as saloon, was saved, but the stock
considerably damaged by water. MIR. TIencken
also lost the whole of his household furniture,
which was but partially Insured In the South
Carolina Mutual Insurance Company. The
fire is supposed to have originated from
sparks blown from q fire by which colored
woman was engaged In ironing clothes at the
time. The engines found some difficulty in
playing upon the fir owing to the scarcity of
water. The loss upon the buildings is fully
covered by insurance in the Liverpool, Lon
oon and Globe Company. @. 7. Lowndes is
agent.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExporLs.

LoNDoN-Per British bark Medway-15o0 bbls
spirits turpentlne 23l2 bbls rosn, and lou tons OF
phosphate.
bales OF upland cutton, 1874 bales domestics and
goods, 70 terces rice so casks clay, empty bbls.
21Sl b0ls and crates vegetables, and zo9 packages
suudrtes.
BALTIaORE-Per steamship Falcon-52 tierces
rice 81 bales cotton 100 sacks rice polish, g. 600
feet OF lumber, 1856 ibis rOsiD, 81 Casks clay, 20UO
crates vegetable, 347 bbls potatoes, bales wool,
bales vanilla, horse, aud 2S pigs sunories
Per schr SacW Sguall-lO7, 500 feet lumber.
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RaTONs AND BRICKB4TS.
Som. Of tho pleasures of Police Duty.

About ten o'clock on Saturday night one Oh
the crowd OF colored men and boys VINO
usually hang around the entrance 10 the mar
ket en- Saturday nights, became disorderiy,
and the policeman, after demonstrating, seizeu
and arrested him. The fellow reslstea' anu
the crowd surrounded the couple, abusing 'ne
policeman aud assisting the prisoner 10 eSoapS,
The latter had almost done this When p"r,,s par ~
OF the police and two of the ',;on detec. on.
mn. and sharp pushing and strus 49,.
araa Tho crowd gave way and the onLoslo
So. - o,t having captured four OF the TOILETS
o"~e , Lac Mitchell, Ell. j. Lord' N.
m"a,a1 nn~ and Boston Fowler. The guara
va nrisoners started down Meeting street ior
.ha @ st.tionhouse, followed BY crowd ol
negroes armed with sticks, 60, and cursing
and abusing the police in the mot outrageous
manner. As 1t went down tne streeG the'
crowd increased in size until nearly i've nun
arod. nersons must havn been present. fhe
:cortepe of the police ap prisoners proceeded
onletly down the street until they arrived at
Broad street, when some one IN the croWo
threw a brick at the police and the Whoie
followed suit, sending shower Oh DrichoaIs,
stones and other missiles In the same direction.
The prisoners were promptly hurried into the
Guardhouse, and the next moment It detacn'
ment of the police came out and made for
the noisy crowd. The latter melted away
as fast as their heels could carry them, out
not before four of them had been captured
These gave their names as follows: James
Green, Joseph Richardson, Richard Grant ana
Thaodore Bell. The crowd was composed en-
tIre,v of colored men, and the whole anair
.eems 70 have been gotten up tor some poiiii-
cal purpose. Private Rivers, colored' OF tne
nol,ce. was struck twice on the head Win
hrlckhats. and officer orayboy, colored, of the
detectives, narrowly escaped being demolished
BY q bottle, which barely missed MS neao'
Nobody was seriously hurt
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TIE HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN Asso'
C1Ar1oS.-The annual meeting OF this as79cla-
tion was held at half past eight o'clock on Sat
urday evening at the hall Of Hook and Lad
der, No. 2, in Wentworth street. The annual
statement of the president and-the reports OF
the officers were read, showing gratifying
prosperity In the affairs of the association, and
a material Improvement since the last annual
meeting. An election was then held for
officers, when the following gentlemen were
chosen to serve for the ensuing year: G. P.
Aimar, president. DIrectors-A. Melchers,
W. A. Kelly, H. Klatte, ]. L. Moses. The
secretary and solicitor will be elected by the
board at their first meeting.
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TIE IRON LINE.-The steamship Georgia, OF
this line, arrived iu New York on Saturday
morning. The South Carolina Is appointed to
sail from Union wharves, tomorrow aiter-
noon, at six o'clock, and no freight will be re-
ceiyed after 5.45 P. NJ.
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A FRESH LOT Of Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs at rs cents per dozen; Ready -Hemmed
Linen Cambria Hsndkerchiefs for ladies and
gents; Hemmed Stitched and Mourning
Bordered, in greet variety, at every price;
Misses and Boys handkerchief, In Cotton
and Linen, White and Colored Bordered, at
A. R. SLillman's, No. 2sl King street.
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FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
etreet, offer: l0-4 Alendale Quilts, 81 374;
la Allendale Quilts, 81 so; l2-4 Allendale
Quilts, 81. GO; Honeycomb Quilts, 81 40. so
rolls White Mating, 274c; so rolls Check Mat
ting, SOC. Lace Shawls reduced rs per cent.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, saahes, Bliads,
Balustsrs, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory Oh
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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CLUBS AND SrARs.-John Washington, COL
ored, arrested for assaultlng Joseph Singleton,
rustic vendor of small fruits In Calhoun
street, and stealing c.s supply OF Dlackberries
and plums, was delivered over to trial JUS
tice. Singleton is an old man from Johns
Island, and Washington is smart youth with
an alias aud q smack OF the Penitentiary.
BENJAMIN Brown and Samuel Drayton,
lodged for raising disturbance 10 Church
street, near Lightwood's alley, were each
fined One dollar.
Ortwo inebriates found asleep on the street,
one was fined one dollar. and the other fifty
cents. Both paid up promptly,
James Armstrong, colored boy, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon for stealing two
dollars from still smaller boy, the latter haV-
Ing been sent with the money to the shop.
James is In the Guardhouse.
A white and colored woman met on Market
street yesterday morning and had fight with
buckets. Clubs and Stars put in an appear
ance andIcaptured both Of the. Amazons, who
were forthwith transferred to the Guard
house.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A. R. ST1LLMAN, No. 2sl KING STREET,
TablIng Dsmasks, In Bleached, Brown and
Loom, all widths and prlcesi Damask Doslles
rs cents per dozen; Damask Napkins 81 per
dozen, at the Dry Goods House No. 2sl King
otrnot
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PORT OF eEoRGEToWN, 8. C.

ARRIVED.
schr Carrie 8 Webb, Homer, from New Iork,
May II. v,,,- eo ,
Schr Susan Wright Mount, from New forS, x2l
May.
CLEARED.
Brig N E Dana, o'Nelll, for Fair Haven, OF, with
Brie b 3 Doane, vlezel, for Boston, with lum.
Schr RIdgwood Derricksen, for New York, with
' sehr Harriet Gardner, Mitchell, for New York,
with naval stores, May ~.
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The HENDRICKS KIDNAPPING CAsE.-1t ap-
pears from late Atlanta exchanges that per-
sistent effort Is being made to shield Deputy
Marshal d. W. Hendricks from the conse-
quences of his alleged forgery, In altering a
bench warrant issued from the United States
District Court OF this State and arresting an
Innocent citizen of Georgia, by Obtaining the
intervention of the United States District
Court in Georgia. a writ of habeas corpus
having been granted by that court, as already
reported, the argument upon It's return was
begun last Wednesday, and gave promise OF
being long and tedious. The relator, Hen
drIcks, is represented by United States District
Attorney Farrow and General Gartrell, who
have submitted an elaborate and extre y
ingenious brief In defence Of their client, In
which the principal points are that the United
States Court has exclusive jurlsdlctlon'ln the
case; that there ls no Slate law against coun-
terieItIng or altering bench warrant issued
by ...e United States Court; that there is no
evidence that the relator altered the process
In this case, but 1t is proven that the names OF
Hancock and Spears, inserted therein, are not
in his handwriting, and that he was not pres
ent when they were inserted; and the evil
dence shows conclusivey that relator knew
nothing of such insertion, nor did he have
nything to do with 1t whatever. The other
side Is represented by equally able counsel, In
cludng Major Spencer and Colonel Hammond,
and private letters from Atlanta say that IL is
not probable that Hendricks will be allowed to
escape from the clutches of the law by means
of mere technicallty.
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sAM1YEI AND THE TIDDhn'
An Argument in Low Lie i0f
MIR. Weller'

-, uo,nes. a sickly-looking coioreu
III of a romantic disposition, was oo'e. 49,
~ ss saturday morning loafng aoout Ine uppe, -,
W. c,ardbonse with woebegone e4press,on ~
"ua 'ntanance. and making dolefnl complalh's
~ how ..dat gal" had acted towards nlm'
moon ,noulry. Samuel, timing each sentence
op i',. /. nroan told how Mrs. M had en-
snared his youthful affections, and kept hila
IN a state of feverish hope and excitement
nnti, that morning, when she had gone OH
with another and wealthier admirer. The ior-
saken swain at last went off In state OF mel
ancholy detection, and nothing more was
heard of him until about IL O'Clock tna'
night. when tremendous huo-ouo was
ra,sed in the back of ,os In King street, near
Cannon, by an old woman. who went 10 ara"
water and found an alligator or ku-hluk VI
some thing In the we'll. The alarm was given
at the Guardhouse, and Couple Oh CluoS anu
stars repaired to the we'll with ropes ano
succeeded in fishing out the body OF o drown
inc man. It proved to be no other thau Tue
d,sconsolate Samlvel, who, In sheer oespefa
,,on had chosen this method Of shufaing OF
h,s mortal coil. He had at first attempted te
commit suicide by taking alternate drinks o
mean whiskey and meaner laudanum' ou
a,a,no that this was not quick enough ne mac
GONE In his stupeaed condition and jumped
into the well where he was founo. a puS'i'
clan was sent for who speedily re'ieVeo sam
w., and he Is now doing well. He expresses
himself as perfectly satisfied with his expert
ence. and as having had enough of suicides
and love for some time to come.
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK May 81.
The Daily Bulletin says: The stocK OF spirits Is
reduced TO small paIc GELS held In store. and the
fortunate holders have been enabled to obtain
their own prices. sales have been mrde as hlg
as soc Ior to days delivery, but this extreme
price can only be obtained for such ots as are
actually required to-day, :as the steamer due to.
morrow morning has large supply, which Wlll
relieve the market. For delivery next Monday
stock las been offered a. Gle. The sales are small
and on y foot up so or 20 bbls at 67a69.. RosIn
has ruled Qul to day. but Prices 1rrn, with S3 90
bid for good strained. sales 40O b0ls good strain.
ed at s3 10; 100 bbls at So e5 S5 bos at 50 6o so
bbIs black at SO, and 1O7 bbIs No at ST.. lar and
pitch quiet and unchanged.
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DOR NEW R'K;.
N TUESDAY, JUNR a, AT 8
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM LNE-EsTABL1sHED 1870.
sTATE-ROOMs Am ON DEOK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewhe " Steamship
SOUTH UAROLINA, Beckett. Uom, GENDER, will
sau for New York on TUESDAY June 9TH. at 6
O'Clock P. NJ. from Pier No. q, Union Wharves. y
Through Bills OF Lading to Liverpool and the
New England Cities as usual. as: n as:
Insur tnce by Steamers OF this Line " per cent.
Fer Freight or Passage Engagements, having
to WAGNER, HUGERt & co., No. 26 Broad street,
or to WIN. A. C0URTENAY, No. l Union Wharves.
may90
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PERsoNAL.-The Rev. Mr.. Muller, the faith
ful and beloved pastor of the German IAther-
an Church, was taken suddenly Ill yesterday
morning, at about the time of beginning the
morning service, and the congregation con-
sequently disbanded. The many friends OF
the reverend gentleman will be happy to
learn, however, that his indlsposlLlon, al.
though severe OF first, was soon relieved.
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FuRcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, offer, previous to taking yearly in
ventory of stock, great bargains in all their
departments.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Sheriff Mackey will sell at II o'clock In front
of the Courthouse, real estate.
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, clothing. shoes, hats, dc.
County Auditor Bennett will sell at II o'clock,
at the Fire Proof Building, real estate.
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ID eDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATEsl
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.
SAIL EvEa4.EEDsEsDAY AND sATUeGAr.

Sail C' 'SA hSH nD'' EAA'D EAA'D. SA-'>A'
Passengers booked to and from any ,Ff4s.
Railway station or Seaport in Great .S&fsn6E
Germany, France, Holland, Belgium, and the
United States, EFH So g-s .t'r+ y 3 'tti.t ..
Cabin Fare from New York to London, Liver.
pool, Glasgow and Derry by Wednesday 's Steam.
ers 500. By saturdays steamers $65 and SIS.
EXCLUSION TICKETS. $40.
Intermediate, $SS; Steerage, $2s, all payable In
Currency.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old
Country can purchase tickets at lowest rates.
FJr further particulars apply TO the Agents,
HENDERSON, BROTHERS,
No. Bowling Green, N. T.,
orto- DOUGLAS NISBET, a7i
Southern Wharf.
apr11-3mOsD&w Charleston. 8. O:
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WHITE MARsEILLEs AND PIoUEs, every style;
Colered Plques In Stripes aud Figured; Black
Striped PIques; Buff Plques, all cheap and
pretty, at A. R. stlllman's, No. 2sl King street.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YURK, may 81,
The Daily Bulletin says: The buyers In attend
ance are not very plenty, and In the main are
for small parcels to satisfy immediate wants.
Holders OF The stock meet the outlet fairly In the
way Of supply and assortment but tnetst upon
about former prices. sales OF $50 bags Rangoon
at 6Ia7c, and 100 bags Patna at 7Ha7xc.
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ENVELOPES, White or Buff, good quality loc.
u package, or three packages for 26e. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
febl9-m
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EoRoLoa1cAL.-signal Officer Evans re-
ports the rainfall In May, at this point, to have
been 6 30; the mean barometer for the month
30 o23. and the mean thermometer 74.s. Inc
prevailing direction of the wind was south
west. and the number of miles travelled by
the wind 5.lS9.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June ].
Noon-Stccks verV strong. Coin firm at IA.
Money easy at per cent. Exchange, long *,
bonds steady and dull.
kvenimg.-Frelghrs sh de 1rmer. Money easy
at 4a6 per cent. Sterling un hanged. Gold lax.
Governments generally advanced X. Tennessees
lnas very strong at 4&sS4A. Market closed
dull Bank statement: specie shipments Two
and three quarter millions; loans increase one
million; specie increase one and one na,I miiions On
lions; deposits increase three and one'haH MIL
NEW ORLEANS, June l.
Sterling 25. New York sgnt z premium.
Gold 1871.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June !.
:, KoonaoottGp No a,s opened steady; uplands liza
% ISier.MOotton Closed steady; sales $4,000 bales;
'p'oH'''''n '-N NEW YORK, Juue /.
Noon.-Cotton firm at 263I; sales 2l4 bales.
Evening.-COtton firm; mlddlng 26H. sales OF
Is II 49, rs 1915; July rs Is 10, 26H; August 26
s-l8. 25X; Seutember 2sh. 2Sk; October 20 l6'l6,
BOSTON, Jane 1.
ss7 bales: exports to Great Britain 10; sales 400;
stock Il, 500.
PHILADELPHIA, June !.
BALTIMORE, June /.
Cotton quiet and firm; middliug 26c; gross re.
ceipts 27 bale; exports coastwlse 43; sales 1iO;
last evening 40; STOCK 342l.
Cotton ouiet. low mldalIuR 23Nc: net receipts
so bales; exports coasLwise 1872; sales 80; stock
WILMINGTON, June /.
Cotton firm; middling 2ic; net receipts 2 bales;
exportsI coastwise s57; STOCK l1Se. ,,
Cotton nrm but no demand; mtddllng 24a2l14c;
net receipts 30s bales; exports coastwife 7o7;
''''' - ''o0 O AUGUSTA, June /.
Cotton quiet at 24c middlings; sales l4s bales;
MEMPHls. June /.
Cotton firm; middlings 24ka2I3sc; receipts 1857
bales.
MOBILE, June l.
Cotton quiet; mlddllngs 24c; net receipts l26
NEW ORLEANS, June l.
Cotton String; mddlngs 23c; net receipts 68
bales; gross 74S; exports to Bremen 14oo; sales
wv 0'0' ~ Galveston. June !.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary 2oAc; net re.
ceipts 10 bales; exports coastWlse 20; eales iSo'
stock 6726.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LuNDON, Junel.
Noon.-Tallow, Russian 52s.
LlYBhPUOl', Suue 1.
NOTWITHSTANDING quiet and unchanged. Corn
28s to 30s.
NRw YORK, June l.
Noop.-Flour dull and dropping. Wheat quiet
and hbminally unchanged. Corn dull and un.
changed. Pork dull at sl3 10. Lard quiet; steam
9A9xc Turpentiue dull at 60a8lc. kosln steady
at S. 65a3 10 for strained.
EvenIng.-Flour dull and 10a2Oc lower; com
mon 10 fair extra So 60a1U 30; good TO choice
$40 S5al2. Wheat unchanged. Corn dull and lc
lower Pork steady. Lard, navals and groceries
unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, June !.
Corn easier; mixed 72a75; white 1914. oats
easier at 62a5+. Pork lower; mess $l3. All others
nm
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TIE JUNE TERN of the Court of General
Sessions will commence this morning, and the
court will be opened at ten o'clock, by Judge
Graham
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Interior Cotton Markets

ORANGEBURG, Juno !.
Sales for the week ending May rs anout 2s
bales ordinary l9c; low mlddlng 2I24; midding
ANDERSON, May 20.
Sales OF cotton for the week ending to-day SO
bales; prices this afternoon range from alh 10
22c.
LAURBNs May 3D.
1t will be observed that there has been marked
rise In all the markets during the past week; We
quote 2lHc. oo
1a bales sold during the week; market opened
on Monday at; closed to-day at &c.
MONTGOMERY, May 81.
Cotton market firm with good demand; good
ordinary 2lZc, strict god ordinary ahc. low
middlings 23;, mlddling5 23Mc.
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MOUNT PLEAS ANT AND sULLIvAN5
M Island FERRY COMPANY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after June lst, the follow. .nKeh
Ing schedule W II be run: -
Leave City $50 and 10 O'Clock A. H., g. 80 suu
O'Clock p. n.
Leave sngivan's Island at 6, 8 and ILLS A. NJ,
and 4 and 815P NJ.
Leave Mount Pleasant 5.45, 7.30 and 1l.3o A. H.,
Ais and $50 P. NJ.
On SUNDAY, the First Trip from City Will be at
10 A. NJ, from Mount Pleasant as $50 A. NJ, and
sulyan's Island at O'clock A. N.
Excursion Trips every AFTERNOON. at 8 and
$50 u,clo"k P. Ii. Fare for KLund Trip Is cents;
children Under Twelve Years is cents.
N. 3. No Freight received after 80 O'Clock p.
H., and must be prepaid.
jun1 8 L. PRENDERGAST, Agent.
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, Soc
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room, febl9-m
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Nor Tso,-The Republican states, upon the
authority of Judge Graham. that Nr. I. d.
Cooke, of Orangeburg, has not been appointed
solicitor for Charleston County.
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TIE New YORK FRUIT MARKET.-The Daily
Bulletin of Friday, May 81. says:
There ia very little doing to-day, and prices
Without material change. We quote as follows:
Strawberries 5al5c per quart. Appes-Rns-
eett's Roxbury $5a5 SO; Russetts golden $4a4 30.
Cherries l5a20c per pound for red.
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CoTToNADEs, for boys wear; Striped, Plaid
ed and Plain Linen Drills and Ducks; Striped
satteens, Yellow Nankeen, Heavy Domestic
Checks, &C., at A. r. Stlllman's Dry Goods
House, No. 2sl King street.
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PANAMA HATS and Gents Goats, Pants, &C.,
nicely cleaned and renewed at Otto Sonntag's,
Dyer, No. "a Wentworth street, near Artesian
Well. jun3.mw2*
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EXPORT OF NAVAL sToREs.-There was
cleared on Saturday last, for London, by
Messrs. Wagner, Huger & Co., the British
bark Midway, with 1900 barrels spirits tur-
pentine, 2sl2 barrels rosin, $50 tons phosphate
rock.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
Il Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public to their Fresh Stock Of Dress Goods,
just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN &
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