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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-08

When used externally, as Liniment, nothing gives
quicker ease in Burns, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Stngs
from Insects and Soalds II removes the fire, and
the wound heals like ordinary sores. Those sut'
fering with Rheumatism, GOut, Neuragis, If not a
positive cure they find the PAIN KILL Err gives.
them relief when other remedy will. gir~s Instant
Reiief from AcLing Teeth Every housckeeper should
keep it hand, and apply it on the first attack of
pain. II will give satisfactory relief and save hours
OF suffering DO trile with yourself by testing
untred remedies, Be sure you call for and get the
genuine PAIN-KlLLBR, many worthless nostrums
attempted TO be sold the great reputation of
this valuable medicine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-08

II You want perfect-itting collar,
buy the Eimwood If you want a collar to
wear longer thanauy other, buy the Elmwood.
The ElnWood collar is for sale at all Gents
furnishing Stores.-COm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-08

LUXURY, Health, Economy insured
bv u,ing D0oleys Yeast Powder, Elegant
Light Rolls, Biscuits, &C., prepared III ten
minutes. Try i..-GOm.
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1 GENTS Wanted gents mAke more money a.
IA work So than at anything else Particular. Tree
G. sIIssss Co.. Yae Art ISbit'rs, Portland. Name
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-08

81 Directions accompany each bottle.
Prices % cts 80 cts, and 81 per bottle.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-08

parent OF more evils than New ont of landlords box
Bin0usness stomach, headache, constipation
nervous debility, nausea, and indescribable menta
misery are amonl its terrible spring Give them al
the coup de grace with fAREANT's EFFIRVEsCtNr
SETTER APEHIENT, which ronuvates and regulates
the bowels, tones the stomach and is remedy
for indigestion and all it's coucomitanls
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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NEW YORK.

HONEST, energetic, God fearing men and Wosaen,
can have pleasant profitable work risk or capt
tai Write II .I.Ha>tags.i9 LindailSt Boston. Mas
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-08
WHY Is THIS SO :

If you are suffering from Internal Pain, Imenty 10
7hirig Drops a iis will almost instantly cure
you There is nothing 10 equal II for C0'ic, Cramps
Spasp,s Heartburn Diaryh9o DgsenfsTy. FlUr, Wtnd IN
tie nels, Sour Stomach Dyspepsia and SICK HedddcLs
In sections Of the couptry where FEVER AND AGUE
prevails there is remedy held in greater esteem
Person. travelling should keep it b. them. few
drops, in water, will prevent sickness or bowel
troubles from change of water,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-08

From foreign countries the calls for PAIN KILLER
are grea', II is found to CURE CHOLERA when AL
other remedies fail
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-17


CLUES AND STARs.-Charity Llmehouse, a
light-headed dame with mahogany features,
could not recover in one night from the effects
Of her intemperance, and was sent to the Old
Folks Home.
Robert Kugley, lodged at haltpast twelve
Saturday morning, at tho request of his wife,
tor being drunk and raising the evil spirit In
bis house In Line street, was fined one dollar,
and ordered to give bonds for one hundred
dollars to keep the peace for one year.
B. Dobson, lodged for making night hideous
and disturbing the peace, under the influence
OF liquor, In Tradd street, was delivered over
to the warrant Of Trial Justice Lovett, by
whom ne was tried, found guilty and sen.
fenced to pay fine Of five dollars and costs or
go to jail ior thirty days.
A Newfoundland dog, found estray in Tradd
street, is apt to go the way Of al aesb nnleas
called for by the owner.
Mary Ann Johnson, Sarah Wilson and En-.
genia Singleton, three colored girls, were
found at an early hour Saturday morning
sleeping on the pavement in an alley on King
street. They were taken to the Guardhouse,
and not having any regular means of subss.
tence, were sent to the House of Correction
tor twenty days.
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Bo5tOn Market.

BOSTON, June IL.
CoFFRE.-There has been quite an active de.
mand for Java and The sales include some 7as000
mats at 1sHa22c per lb, gold, 10 bond, and this
description ID now firm OF 2oc and upwards, with
stock concentrated In few hauds. In Klo the
sales have been small at 17Zal9c; and In st. Do.
mingo there have been consl'ierabie sales In New
iork at l3Ha 4Hc per lb gold, In bond. lot
OF I60 bales african sold at about 16c, currency.
CoTroN.-The market for this article has been
tatiOns scarcely be given, as specu'ators con-
troll the market. The demand continues to be
confined TO small lots as wanted by m8nufactur-
ers, and v quote 201Ia2lc for ordinary; 23ha24c'
for good ordinary; "a Ha25c for low middling, and
25ka26c for mlddling, with small sales as wanted
by manufacturers.
DOMEsrIcs.-There Is more disposition to oper-
ate iu coltons at the comparatively low prices
now ruling, and we soon look for more active
demand. Woollens remain as dull as previously
noted, and the purchas continue to be confined
t. small los OF desiraole goods.
been confined to sma lots at 15al6hc, currency.
GUNNY CLOTH.-The article is firm, but has oeen
rather inactive. Sales of 500 roll. domestic at
16Hc currency; and 500 rolls for future delivery
as l7c currency. No change has been made In
the duty on gunny CLOTH.
HAY.-With prospect OF good crop Of hay the
market s not 30 nrm, and the sales nave been at
$96a40 per ton, as to quality.
NAVAL STORES spirits turpentlne has been
dull and declining, with sales at 600 per gallon.
Tar is quiet with small sales. Rosin is easieri
sales OF lvO bbls good No at 81 37; 200 bbls ex.
ira No as S. 80, and l60 bbls pale at So 25a6 90
per bbl. Pitch is quiet, with small Eales at 81 76
per BIOL.
RIcE,-Market dull for this article. Sales Of
Carolina at Sa9c; 200 bags at 6Ta7c for Rangoon,
and 7Xc for Patna; and 700 bags Patna on private
terms.
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Hotel Arrivais--June Is and 16.
PAVILION.


F. 3. Penn, Virginia; Alfred Cravin, York
vile; P. J. Coucy, Northeastern Railroad; W.
V. Sarvis, Savannah; R. E. McManus, W. Nc.
Donald. Aiken;P. D. Spinan, City; NJ. G. Brown
and wife, Kingstree; Junius D. Potts, North
Carolina; s. A. Torley, South Carolina; John
J. Taylor, Savannah.
CHARLESTON.
o. NJ sadler, South Carolina; Jno. 8. Horn,
Philadelphia; B. Anderson, B. J. Hazard,
D. R. Smith, Peedee; A. T. Mcintyre, N. Nc
Intyre, Georgia; John s. Murray, Cincinnati;
c. d. Wright, 8. B. Wright, Beaufort; Mrs. e.
v. Battey, New York; E. G. Francis, England;
R. Wayne Wilson, John A. Wilson, Savannah:
R. Il. Whiteley and lady, Georgia; E. Capei,
London, G. B.; W. D. E. Y. Miller, Baltimore;
E. Bates, City; ]. A. Chauveau, Cuba; +. 8.
zsmp, Camden, 8. c.; Captain R. Holt and wife,
Paris; W. q. Vance, New York; 7. R. Morse,
Boston; Jas. Aldrich, Barnwell; W. Il. Gleason,
]. W. Conner, Florida; G. b. Schulken, North
Carolina; Edwin F. Gary, Columbia; Geo. E.
Tybrlng, New York; E. L. Ripley, Florida; L.
Intzel. Savannah; John E. Todd, wife and
child, New Haven; Mrs. A. H. Thomas, Con-
necticut; Miss Josie Martin, Augusta, Ca; MISS
A. W. Peason, Boston; F. Campo and vile,
Florida; ". Ryan and wife, New YORK.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, q. C...........JUNEl II, 1872.
Lat 81 deg 10 min SO sec Lon 7adeg 81 min ~ sec.
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New fOrk
left 18th Inst. Mdse To Wagner, Huger u co,
Adger, q D Ahrsns G.. ANIME, Boyd, =
Railroad Agent, N Railroad Agent, : d @ Rail-.
road Agent. Southern Express CO, g Atmar, U
Bart Il CO, Beaufort Steamers, Blschon CO,
BRISTOL co, Bolmann Bros, w Bennett,
VIM Bird & CO Budd, Capt Geo W Bradley,
Cameron Barkley q CO, Chase Cuttino. II
Cater, Jno Baker, Crane, Boylston d Gu, Callegas
II son, VIM Ch8fee d co, Dr Caulier, L Chapin,
CobiR q co, y Gochrane, Daily News. DUWte,
Noise d Davis. EdW Baly, Douglas d Miller, Elias
Bros I L Falx & CO, Forsythe, McOomb co, D F
Fleming & co, Furchgott, Benedict d co, Fltz
II Gerdts co, Y GIayeley. Hart d co, q harris,
] q Hlen, L Howard, Je1ords d co. A Johnson,
Cnas Kerrlson. KiusmaD Bros, Ii katte q co, r
Kressel, Jr, Klinck, Wlckenberg CO. Laurey,
Alexander co. P B Lalane & co, J Lopez:
Lowndes. E W Marshall q co, Ladd, Martin
Mood, R Marshall & co. McLoy d Rice. Mss NC.
Lear, VIM Mckay, P Murray, Marine Phosphate
co, Melchers Muller, ] Nimeos, II MAJ han,
z Neulyille, D O,Nell Il Sons, Jno O'Neill, NJ
Porter, D 0'Brien. u p Poppenhelm, Perry, " r
Psuknin, WP Russell & CO, Jas r Pringle q son,
QuacAenbush, Estill co, Rayenel 4 co, g MecSe,
er, Stoddard Il CO. II sllcox' schnen' +
Scott F Schwettmaun, Slender, frlest, A
Tyler, Jnn Taylor co, thomson, Ilede'
maR Calder j. co, ) b Wilson Bro Wieters,
Walker Evans d Oogswel, w Unerhardt, Wag-
ner, P ToRle, V0gt, waiter co, Wels-
kopf, Wineman Il co, W Weoo, Wnlte,
Yates, and others.
Steamer city Point, Mcmillan, Palatka, via Jack
sonyille, Fernandina and Savannah. bale Of
cotton, Is bales moss, lot hides, lot empty bbs,
mdse, &c. TO Ravenel q CO, Fraser & Dill, W B
Williams Il Son, W N Bird Il co, Shrewsbury, U
p GIidlen. Goldsmith Son, r Arnold.
Steamer Water Lily, Togto, Edisto, Enterprise
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Passengers.

/ Per steamship Manhattan. for New York
Capel Miss Il Sullivan, Mrs hood @ W harrl'
son and niece, Mrs q Kers, Mrs Cordes and cnIld,
Miss ID Brand, Miss E BRAID, Miss Pales, Mrs J
Adams + PuJney, r Cutler, W Heath, Mrs
T Goats, J ] Healy, Mrs NJ Aston, Mrs Battey,
Mrs w T GRAY, Miss Hart, Miss Hart. Mrs
N Hart, Mrs A D cohen and child, D Murphy. A
Rodgers, ] Mathews and wife, KinlUch, h Funk,
McCrudep, U Thomas. D Welbr, OK. Y Schn oDe.
J W Newman, e Sebring, Y B Goodrich, vile and
three children, LeDby, W II House. r Lswless.
X Taggart, Miss rerroneau, ] Taylor, J Cos
Ia, 3 E McMullan and wife, Z Revel, Mrs Pow
man. Mrs e A Decker and lid, A White, Prol
D o Sheppard and wife, Heath. W Valentine,
G W AmJry, N Furchgo,t, : McManus, Jno Hods
aid, q williams and 10 deck.
Per steamship Falcon. for Baltlmore-Mrs DR.
P Porcner, Mrs Kugheimer, children and nurse 7
Haynes and SOD, @ Sellers.
Per steamship South Carolina. from New York.
Thos Blake r P McKl. ten, Mrs " Jones, Vim
Vance, Ladder, D Werner, VIM Pgrn and vile,
Mr. Burge, W X Greer, CAL legas and son, U Bing-
ley, Catherine Michel, Redmond.
Per steamer City Point, rom PalatKa via
Jacksonville. Fernsndina and Savannah-Mlss
Blandin, Master Shanklin, W Bulger, Mrs Il
McUsuts and family, e l. Ripley, ass McFaddln,
Mr Caldwell, N Coxetter, Jr, Ferguson, Mrs
N Roux, Doner, Mr. D'Leary aud VILE, Edward
Jordan, e Wood, Mrs Denham and child, Mr.
Brown. and Deck.
Per steamer Water Lily from Edisto, Enter.
prise, Rockville, and Way Landtngs-ReV 81
Northrep, Rev Northrop, Col W Whaley, Col W
Gregg, j W0olley, W Reeves, DR. P Mlkeu.
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INSTALLATION SERvICEs.-The installation of
the Rev. G. B. Bracket, as pastor of the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Church, took place last eve
ming, aud proved to be most interesting and
impressive ceremony. The venerable church
was well filed with large congregation,
comprising nearly all the members of the
society, together with large number Of visit
ors from other churches. The opening serVi-
ces were conducted by the Rev. J. L. Glrar
deau, D. D., of the Glebe street Church, who
preached an eloquent Be. non from the text in
the first Epistle of st. John, I'd chapter, 10th
verse: "But ye have an unction from the
Holy One, and ye know'all things" He ex-
planned that the Holy One referred to was un-
doubsedly the Saviour, and the unctlon In
tended was evidently the presence Of the Holy
Chest, and deduced striking lesson of the
powers and responsibilities of the gospel MIN
istry. The constitutional questions to the new
pastor were propounded by the venerable DR..
smythe, noW retiring after forty years Of de-
voted service in this church, and the charge to
the people was delivered by the Rev. G. 8.
Vedder, of the French Protestant (Huguenot)
Church.
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and Way Landings. Mdse and sundries. To D
Misbet, Holmes Calder, Cameron, Barkley CO,
b y Eobtnson, Klinck. Wickenberg & co, Fraser 4
Dlll. N mcGorty, Coagrove
received from Benefits MIL 100 tierces rice.
To W Bee d co.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
James Adger d co.
Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore-P C
Trenholm.
Schr Nellie Chase, Dalling, Baltimore A Ems.
low d co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York.
Steamship Falcon. Haynie. Baltimore.
Norwegian bark Chrstians, Messel. Bull River,
Sc.
Spanish brig Moharca, Pages, Barcelona.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr Nellie Chase, Dalling, Baltimore.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Altavela, Cousins at Baltimore, June l3.
Schr Louisa Wilson, Holt, at Philadelphia, 18th
June.
schr Paul & Thompson, Godfrey, at Philadel.
phla, June IL.
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The NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
Daily Bulletin of Saturday, June Is, says:
( Old potatoes continue dull and nomlnaly
unohanged. Some new have arrived IRON IRON
Norfolk. and held at Sc. per bbl. vegetables
are in fair request and plenty at about I.tae tne
prices OF the past few days. Our quotations
ior potatoes are in bulk; in shipping order 6oc
per Dbl must be added. Bermudas are held at 50
from dock. New Southern 50 50a6. We quote
old as follows: $l75s2 per barrel for Peach.
blows; 81 5Oa1 rs per Dbl. for Early Rose; slal 70
for Early Goodrich; $lal rs per barrel tor Jack
son whites; 81 50dl rs for Prince Aoerts. 10
vegetables W. quote green peas $2aS per DBL;
do Long Island, two bushel bags 81 5oa3.
Carrots $4as4 so per barrel. Radlshes 6oa76c
tor Jersey and Long Island, per 100 bunches.
Parsnps, 81 S0a2. spinach,, 76c per Dol.
Bermuda tomatoes $la$l IL per box; do onions
50 per crate. Rhubarb $2aS per LOO
ibunches. Asparagus s2a2 80 pc. do%sn: IN.
Lettuce 81 50a2 per 100. Sprouts 81 90 per
barrel. Cucumbers $lal so per crate. Sum-
imer squash per crate $lal 60 New turnlps
.$3a6 per 100 lunches. New cabbages $2aS
per bbl. String beans 81 Per bbl. Green
onions 81 per 100 lunches. ,,.
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THE WAGNER ARTILLERY p1oN1o.-The fc

The WAGNER ARTILLERY PICNIC.-The fol.
lowing is list Of the prizes awarded at the
picnic of the Wagener Artillery Club, at Mount
Pleasant, on Friday last:
TARGET OF HONOR.
One shot each man, medal of honor, won by
Captain Henry Wagner, the donor, who gave
place to the second shot, G. Semken, together
with handsome tobacco pouch.
Worst shot-D. Muller, tin cup.
COMPANY TARGET-THREE SHOTS EACH.
First prize, silver pitcher and two goblets-
captain Wagner and Lteutenat PIeper tied on
arsI round; on the second the prize was won
by Captain Wagner.
u Second prize, pair gold sleeve bnttons-
Lieutenant F. W. Piepsr.
Third prize, one barrel lager-N. Nlemann.
Fourth prize, one demijohn superior Valley
Whiskey-COrporal Ahrens.
Worst shot-Orderly Sergeant Julius Wag-
ener, massive tin cup.
LADIES' COMPANY PRIZE.
First prize. handsome silk umbrella, won by
Miss Nellie Wagner.
LADIES' PUBLIC TARGET.
First prize. ladies' gold sleeve buttons, won
by Mrs. F. W. Pieper..
= Second prize, handsome purse, won by Mrs.
Kahrs.
Tin cup, won by Miss Kahrs, after close
PUBLIC TARGET.
First prize, silver castors, won by Sergeant
G. q. Often.
Second prize, silver goblet, won by F. W.
Jessen.
Third prize, silver cup, won by L. Arndt.
Tontt1 T prize, box cigars, won by a. Roas
IIn cup, very heavy, won by G. Semken.
Inc prizes We're awarded by Captain James
Atmstrong, Jr., c. J.. Llebenrood, Captain
magener, President Gerhardt Riecke, and D.
Muller.
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MEMORANDA.

for Hamburg, was OF Portland. Eng, May q.
The schr Tropic Bird, Wood, from Bucksville, s
@, cleared at New YORK June r.
The scnr N W Smith, Tooker, for Port Royal,
@, cleared at New York, June Is. -
The schr Eagle. for Kennebunk, with lumber,
was clea, ed at Beaufort, 8 q, 18th inst
The British bark Peter CreraI, Campbell, from
Bull River, 8 @, for London, which put into st
ton MAY 70. having completed repairs.
The British bark James Holmes, from Philadel.
phia for Charleston before reported at Nolfolk In
distress. was hauled cut there for repairs. and,
AFTER being caulEed and otherwise repaired. was
launched day or two since, with the view OF pro.
ceeding on her voyage. It s found she still leaks
badly, and the crew having refused to proceed In
her. it is feared board OF survey will have to be
held on her. The vessel is nearly go years old.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-17

THE INFsRIoR CoURr.-The following named
Jurors have been drawn to serve for the July
term of the Criminal Court: Abram ". Smith,
Richard venning, Benjamin Falken, b. Judge
Moore, Samuel Francis, Ezekiel Rivers, John
B. Abbott, a. Bonaparte, Richard Dixon, An
drew Hamilton, July Carter, W. 8. Delay.
James M. Wane, John Wallace, Thomas E.
Dixon, G. lizard, John Walker, Frank Scott,
James Lesesne, Hector Jefferson, Isaac Hart
well, Alexander Brown, Marcus Ellington, os-
borne Parker, Edward Logan, Isaac Weston,
R. L. McCants, R. Tomlinson, Risbon Green,
P. Lesesne, Samuel Glover, b. q. Hunter, q.
L. Bell, Andrew Allstou, John AEsonia and
W. a. Slnker
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THE SAVANNAH SCHUTzENFEST.
Departure of the Charleston Delega-
tion-Arrangements for Their Recep-

The visiting delegation from the German
Rife Club, of Charleston, to the schulzentest
In Savannah, under the auspices OF the SaVan-
nah Geselschaft, Lett yesterday afternoon by
The Savannah and Charleston Railroad. The
club assembled at two P. NJ, at their head
quarters In LindstedL's Hall, and escorted the
delegation through Calhoun, President and
Mill streets to the depot, with the hand
some German flag OF the club flying at the
head Of the procession, and Metz's Band dis
coursing martial mueic.
The following Is list Of the delegates, who
were all dressed in the full uniform of the
club: Officers A. Melchers, president; &.
Logermaun, vice-presldent; W. semken, F.
Helms, directors; D. Goetgen, flag-bearer.
Members: H. B. Rhode; a. Kuck, w. Mollen-
hauer, F. Kressel, A. F. Meyer, L. Cramer, U.
W. Wlecking, F. ]. Meyer, A. G. Whitney, W..
Knobeloch, C. Berbusse. J. A. ANIME, d. b.
Schroeder, J. A. Moroso, d. U. Boescn, G.
Dreyer. R. Roth. DR.. c. L. Meyer, G. Opel,
John Wulbern, J. J.. Berger, L. Elias, W..
Fisher. A. W. Williams, D. Lilienthal, ). d..
Happoldt, J. D. Osterhotz.
The arrangements In Savannah for the COM
fort of the Charleston delegation include re-
csption at the railroad depot, and coslallon
at the hall of the Germapia Fire company
The Charlestouians Will be entertained during
their stay in Savannah at the Planters Ho1ei'
and every arrangement has been made for their
accommodation and enjoyment OF the sports
of the three days. The programme Tor the
fest is copied from the one adapted on the re-
cent similar occasion In this city, and Inc
address of welcome this morning by President
Elsinger, of the Savannah Club, will be re-
sponded to by Captain Melchers. Altogether,
The arrangements seem to Indicate most
ENJOYABLE season.
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TN. Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON Nsws,


orprcz OHAKLBsToN Nswe,
SATURDAY EVENING, June 10, ls72'
co,-ro,-Tne ahsenc, Of demand and the In
disoosition Of buyers to oner any nsuies "hon
were acceptable to factors continued anu 'nefe
were no transactions, the msrke' peins a. :"
stand and quotations nominal.
R1cR-ThIs grain was In moderate request al
ateaav rates. sales e5 tlerces OF clean Carolina,
say so tlerces at SC and Is do at sKc y 10. we
quote common to fair st 71l@s; good sA9SHc.
NAVAL SroRRs.-The receipts were $50 ools
spirits turpenline and 400 ohls rosin. spirits
were dull, with 4s@4sc p gallon offered. No
saIes. Resins, sales IN the past two days about
1000 bbs, on the basis Of S. for pale. 81 IS for
low pale, So 75@4 for extra No !, 81 so@s for ex-
ira No 2, 81 so for No 2 81 eo@2 65 for strained.
Crude turpentlne may be quoted at So so for vir.
gin, So rs for yellow dip and 81 80 for hard.
fRE1aHTs-ToM Mverpool, by steam direct, nomi.
oal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
fork, "a on uplands, IA on sea islands; by sail,
I'd nominal on uplsnds, on sea Islands nominal
To aayre- on uplands. OoastWise-to New York
By sseam 50 on uplandl and - on sea islands; 81 80
a tierce on rice; by san 10 p b on cotton;-P
sIerce on rice; SOC 2 barrel on rosin; So Y n on
lum oer; $40 p II on timber. To Boston, by sail
20 p fb on upland cotton; rosin CSC; resswed
stuff $1o@lo SO; phosphate $6@6 60. To Provi-
dence, by sail $40 p N on boards, Ec p b on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
70 Phila ielphia, by steam 81 p on cotton;
BY SAIL So II on boards; 50 6o@lo on timber; 50
por ton On clay, and ssass so on phosphstes. TO
baltimore, by steam 10 p rs by sail. Sc bo@7 ?
n on boards; ss@s 80 on tlmber;.ss 26 =
ton ON phosphate rock. Vessels are In de.
msnd by our merchants to take lumber freghts
rom Georgetown, 8. O., Darlen and satllla River,
la., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports'
and $lo@l2 p II are the rates on lumber and
:oards.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 day bills "a.
DOMESTIC EXCHAHaH-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York al par to Il premium.
Outside they purchase at 1-le@X cent. pre-.
MUM, and sell at s-ls@x premium.
GoLp-13H@14K.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-17

GREAT CONVENIENCE FOR SULLIyAN's ISLAND.
Wilson & Brother, the pushing and indefstiga-
BILE King street grocers, announce In TIE
NEWS. this morning, that they will deliver
groceries to their customers on Sulllran's
Island free of charge at their summer homes.
Not emily this, but they will carefully execute
orders for and deliver goods not in their line.
The islanders, considering this accommoda-
ton, and also the uniform excellence and
cheapness of Wilsons's groceries. will vote
the great Charleston Tea Store ian institu-
tlonn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE CHARLESTON DREcToRY, BY WAL KER,
EVANS l. CoGswELL, is pow in course OF prep
aration and will shortly be published. 1t will
be complete in eosry respect, giving all the
latest information. In addition to the diree-
tory by residences and business houses, 1t will
contain lists of the various societies, lodges,
&C., and much other valuable matter. suo-
scriptions will be received at 81 per copy, or
Sc for four copies, by Walker, Evans d Cogs-
well, No. 8 Broad street, and No. lO9 East Bay
street, Charleston, 8. c. jgnl7.mw2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-17

BUILDING MATERrAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, Sashes, BliRIs,
Balusters, 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 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