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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10

MUCH "OBLEEGED."-We are under
obligations to Prof. Il. G. Taylor, the
popular and eve accommodating Prin-
cipal of the Harrisburg school, for in
teresting news items from that baili-
wick. Let other friends do as Prof. r.,
and our paper will be well supplied
with lokalitems.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10

AT CHEADLE's.@Cheadle adyertises
all kinds of agricultural machinery,
farming implements, etc., for sale at
lowest rates and ON the best of TERMS
Read his advertisement elsewhere, and
don't forget to call at his store if you
desire the best of bargains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10

just received a splendid stock of all the
new and favorite styles of bonnets,
hats, ETC., which are now ready for
sale at her rooms over Beach's store
Her new "ad" will appear next week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10

GROCERIES, ~cRocKERY. GLASS WARE,
PoCKE AND TABLE CUTLERY,
NAILS. DOMESTIC GOODS. To-
BACCOS. FRUIT JARS,
WOOD AND WILL
Low WARE.
ARE ALL COMPLETE.
The stock Of Mirrors and Picture Frames en-
braces all sizes and styles.
Call and examine our stock in Fosters build
ing. First ST, Albany. Oregon.
v7n3su. r. C. HARPER 4 CO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10
THAT MAY-DAY Picnic AND FEsrr-

THAT MAY-DAY PICNIC AND FESTI-
vAL.-Perhaps never before on q SINH
lar occasion has Albany witnessed so
large a gathering of people as was as
sembled last Saturday on the occasion
of the Picnic given at the Fair Grounds
under the auspices of Albany Fire
Company. The weather was propitious
and inviting for outdoor reereations,
and early in the morning wagons, bug
gies, carriages, etc., poured n b
city from neighboring towns and the
surrounding country, and when the
procession of Firemen, schools and
guests formed 1t presented an appear
ance at once most en~livening and at
tractive. The procession marched In the
following order; LIST, national colors
and banner of Fire Company; ID, AL
bany Brass Band; Sd, Fire Company In
uniform; Attn, the scholars aud teachers
the several apartments of the dis
trict school; 9th, carriages and wagons
of people from abroad. The process
ion marched through the streets and
then to the grounds. Immediately
upon its arrival the pavilion wasdense-
~ crowded to listen to the address from
the Orator of the Day, j. j. Whitney,
Esq. The address was carefully pre-
pared and well delivered, and received
the warmest plaudits from the vast
crowd of attentive listeners. At its
conclusion the assembly dispersed in
every direction to amuse themselves
as their diversified tastes might sug-
gest. In the spacious pavilion, which
was handsomely decorated with ever
green's and furnished with excellent
music, the lovers of Terpsichore whiled
away the hours in the enjoyments and
fluctuations of the merry dance, while
upon the meadow lawns outside the
eXhilirating games of croquet, base
ball, etc, were extensively ~patronized
and hugely enjoyed. In fact we have
never seen so much fun and downright
enjoyment crowded into one day by
pleasure seekers as appeared to bub-
~ OlN III GNSls oiiSIbiOt upoh thb1
occasion. Staid old farmers and grave
business men of our city. threw
aside their worldly cares and gravity
of demeanor, and participated in the
sports with heartiest interest. Prim and
tidy matrons, younger ladies attired in
rich and dazzling toilets, and little
girls dressed in air fairy costumes ri
val the meadow flowers, primroses and
violets owe which their little feet so
lightly sped, all appeared to vie with
each other In rendering the day one of
pleasure and jos to everyone present.
Too much creditcannot be awarded TO
1r. J. T. Grouse, who was the origina-
o and manager of this very success
full and highly enjoyable affair. His
very efficient Narshals, Messrs. \. y.
Arnold, ". b. Humphrey and Allen
Parker, were all prompt and energetic
in the discharge of their duties, and
the very best of order was maintained
throughout the entire day. In fact the
occasion was entirely free from any of
those annoyances and disturbances
which too generally characterize SINH
lar occasions in this enlightened age.
Mr.. Grouse, Us well as the Fire Com
pany, may well feel proud of their sue
cessiul efforts 10 render the day one Of
rarast pleasure to all concerned. May
we have many more ike it.
RE-oPENED.-J. Il. Ierren, ESQ,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10

RE-oPENED.-J. Il. Herren, Esq,
has rc-opened his popular Franklin
Market, at the old stand, and keeps on
hand the best and frcshct meats that
the market affords. He sells ut the
old prices which prevailed last SUM
mer, before 4 monopoly of the busi-
ness was established by another firm.
Read his advertisement and encourage
liberaiity by giving him your patron
aUp
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
-
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Office No. O. Front Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.

PORTLAND, OREGON.
REAL ESTATE In ihi. CITY and EAST
PORTLAND. 10 fths inpss desfshlc localities.
consulting of LOTS. HALF BLOCKS aud
BLOCKS, HOUSES and SIoREs alec,
IMPROVED FARMS. aud valuable I'M
cultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts Of the
STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE AMI other Property pur-
chasei for Correspondents. To this CITY and
throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES.
sith Sres, care and on the m5st ADVASTA-
GE0US TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
L0ANS NEGOTIATED. auu CLAiMS OF l.
DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED.
And a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS ofthis OFFICE In all tho CIT
les aud TOWNS In the STATE. will receive
descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward
the same 10 the above address. y6n25tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10

THE MOUNTAIN RoAD.-Mart. Bring
ham and Orrfn Rubarts returned last
Monday from a hunting trip to Upper
Soda Springs, on the Cascade Noun
tain Wagon Road They report the
road free of mud, but considerably
o%bstructed by land and rock slides along
the Santiam between the two Soda
Springs. John Gilliand, the toll gate
keeper, and a party eff werkmen will
go to work upon the road Immediately
and clear it of distractions, and It is
expected that within the next two or
three weeks the route will be ia excel
lent condition for travel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10

For the very hest Photographs, go to
Bradley & Rulofson's Gallery without
STAIRS-B9 ASCEND IN THE Ell
EVAToR, 429 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-10

OcHoco VALLEY, wasco Co.,
April %, 1872
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10
Hotel Arrivais--July 9.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
J. J. SpIrd, New York; 8. J. Walton, st.
Stephens; q. Sparnlck, Aiken; L. Schiller,
New York; T. p Roulett, New York; P. W.
Farrell, Blackvile; J. Y. Bardise and wife,
Lessvllle; Mrs. W. A. Perkins. Graham's Cross
Roads; Mrs. NJ. C. Brewer, Graham's Cross
Roads; E. Johnson, Camps Bridge, 8. c.; B.
Newsom, Camps Bridge.
CHARLESTON
James Allen, Florence, 8. G.; Thos. P. Sto-
vail, Augusta; W. G. Garrison, Alabama; J. F.
Baker, Willis Gresham, Grahamville; Miss G..
R. Bent, Savannah; Miss A D Ludlow, Oswe-
60. N. Y; A. NJ. Prather, c. W. Simmons, G. 8.
Holden, Augusta; ]. B. Breeden, Benefits
Vile; T. r. Egleston, Atlanta; P. q. Hill and
wife, Athens; B. J. Marshall, Jr., Mobile; W. T.
J. O. Woodward, South Carolina; Smith Leach,
White Hall, 8. O.; W. q. AldUn, wife, child
and servant, st. Helena Island; Samuel A.
Meintzer, Augusta; John J. Rogers, Philadel.
phia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10
CHARLESTON COUNTY TAX SALES.

The sale of county real estate of delinquent
taxpayers was continued yesterday at the
Fire-Proof Building. No bidders appearing,
the following pieces were Knocked down to
the Slate for the taxes due on them:
J. and B. Lucas, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant,
$ls 80.
NJ. Burke, 10 acres, Christ Church, s32 II.
8. F L,qreux, trustee, 800 acres, st.
Stephen's. sl6 89.
Mra. VIM. Langerston, building, sulli-
vans Island, S27 05.
John Magolh, building, sullIvan's Island,
s37 03.
II. W. Magwood, vacant lot, Mount Pleas
ant. $50 SO.
TheophIlus Manigault, lao acres, st..
Stephens, $40 Is.
Samuel Martin, No. 2, so acres, st. James
Santee, $1l 20.
E. A. Michel, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant,
$27 As
John A. Michel, vacant lots, Mount
Pleasant. $50 Sc.
P. F. Middleton, building, sullivan's
Island. 1923 A..
E. N. Miller, l building, Mount Pleasant,
J. c. Miller, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant,
SIT OF.
G. W. Mills. 58s acres, St. Stephens, $74 40.
The eale will be resumed this morning at
the letter N Of the delinquent list.
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ImPRoyEMENrs ON KLNG STREET.

Several handsome aud valuable improve
ments on King street are rapidly approaching
com moletiou. The large building Of Mr. w. y.
F,rsvtbe, on the corner Of King aad burns
lsns viii, b. completed about the hrst OF august
and ,,l, add two attractive and roomy stores
- our GREAT retail thoroughtare. The one on
tho corner will be occupied by Messrs. For.
s1,ns McComo Co., a wholesale and retail
drv goods establishment, with the retail
department upen the first, and the wholesale
upon the second floor.
The building upon the northeast corner OF
King and Wentworth streets is receiving an
iron front I'd new floors, and will be occupied
about the same time a. the above by MesSrs.
Menke & Muller, as hrstclass tailoring and
clothing establishment.
The Masonic Temple. also, Is rapidly near
ing completion. The three stores beneath IL
will he among the auest on King street. one
ofthem will be occupied as wholesale TO-
bacco store; a branch of Savannah house.
The old building nearly opposite Hasei'
known az the "Hrrmitage," has been paruail5
pulled down and has received neat iron
'front.' In place of The gloomy old brick one
that 1t wore 30 long; 1t will be completed
about the first of August.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10

CLUBS AND sTARs.-George Lartle, James
Armstrong ead John Smith, the colored boys
who were caught stealing water melons on
the Neck on Monday afternoon, were sent TO
the House of Correction Tor twenty days.
Christopher Leslie, small colored boy,
found asleep on Monday night in doorway
On the corner Of King and Yanderhorst
streets, was sent to his home.
Isabella whsley. the colored woman who
created disturbance on Meeting street hon-
day, was sent to the House OF Correction for
ten days.
John Quarry, colored, was fined one dollar
for conducting himself In disorderly manner
upon the premises of Mr.. Smith, In Montague
street.
william Green, an irate colored citizen,
created riot on the corner of Church and
Chalmers streets Monday night, and was
taken to the Guardhouse. Yesterday morn.
ing he paid two dollars and recovered his
good humor.
4 bag, dropped by snsplcious-looking man
on Market street, proved to contain E:ee
ducks. The man escaped, ard the ducks are
held for Identification.
William Hicks and john Lucas had pu-
ei,,stic encounter in Elliott street, Hicks
paid two dollars, and Lucas was discharged
without penalty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10
Markets byTeleEraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, Julyo.
i'''' '''''' '- NEW YORK. July Q.
Noon.-Freghts nrmer. stocks dull. Gold
9X; short 1IH. Governments dull and steady.
state bonds dull and steady.
Even.ng.-Freights nrm-r. Money easy at Sa6
Sterling steady. cold 16Xal6x. Government
and 81 ates dull but steady. 1eunessees and new
south Oaroinas X better.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.
Noon.-Cotton opened dull and Unchanged; up
LANDS lid, Orleans 11x'.
Later.-Cotton dull and easier; uplsnds 1919
1ld, orleans IlKallxd; sales 5000; speculation
and export 1000 Lale-.
Eyenins.-Uotton osed unchanged; Manches.
tor adyices 1ull aud prices lower ior all artlcles
NEW oRK, July 9.
Noon.-Ootton unsettled; sales 4s4 Dales; up
lands 24Ho. Orleans 24xc.
Evening -Ootton nomlnsl sales 1876 bales; up.
lands PAX, Or ea 8 243xc. sales OF cotton Iuture'
W day $4,000 bales, as follows: July, ~ 9.e
Z3; August, FIX, % 9 10; september, 2lk, 2lx;
O;toUer, ls1x, lsX; November, 10. lex; December
lsX, 10.
Cotton dull; middnngs 23c; gross receipts 32l
ual 8; exports to Great Britain lUl; sales l6oi
slock 1000
Cotton dull; middlings Csc.
Cotton nominal; middlings 24xc; gross receipts
NORFOLK, July 0.
Cotton dull; low mlddling 2sXc; net receipts
1sl bales; exports coastwloe 373; etock ll3S.
WILMINGTON, July 0.
Cotton quiet and nominal; miIdliu " 2ihc; ex'
ports coastwise 2s bales; STOCK ISL: ,,,ro
Cotton. nothing doing; middhngs 2ahc; net
'''e'f'' 0~-' AUGUSTA, July o.
Cotton dull and nominal; middlings 2Sc; net
receipts 2 bales; sales FL. ,.,-o
Cotton quiet; middllngs 24xc; net receipts As
'ai''. MOBILE, July Q.
Cotton entirely nominal; mlddhngs 2aXc; net
fe'e'p'' '' NEW ORLEANS, July Q.
Cotton nominal; middlings 2SslSHc; net re.
ceipts 43 bales; gross AS sales l76; STOCK IA gag.
GALVESTON, July 9.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary 2Oxo; stock
" PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July Q.
Noon.-Breadstuns are nrmer. Lard 39s I'd.
LONDON. July9.
No'n'-i p'A NEW YORK, Julr Q.
Noon-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wneat
1rmer, and market very quiet corn qnlet aud q
unchanged. PORK quiet at slS SSsiS 49, A.. LSta
slsHc. Ro,ln steady ar So o'as l2h fur strained:
Evening Flour unchanged. " hlsEey nrmer
at 9zc Wheat closed heavy, winter red western
ST sal 60; ne. white Virginia 81 e5. corn
-t-adier. Rice quiet. Pork steady. Lara S7fa
exc. Naval sto. es quiet.
Flour quiet and unchanged at s7a7 2,. PORK
dull and unchanged; regular $l2al! 26. Lard
dull aud o shade lower; summer 7Es7T; steam
81; ;kelte sX. Bac III in good demand; shoal
ders 6x; clear riu 7x; clear sides 7XaS. WhlsKey
steady ut "a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10
THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
The State Court.

The State Court.
Judge Graham admitted Joseph S. Legare,
ESQ.,, yesterday morning, to the practice OF
law.
The Criminal Court
was opened at nine O'clock by Judge Lee. The
grand Jury made the following returns:
The State vs. John Washington, grand lar
oeny. True bill.
The State vs. Maggy Levy, assault and bat
terry. True bill.
The State vs.. g. Smith, assault and battery.
True bill.
The State Vs. Gus. Williams, grand larceny,
No bill.
IN the case of the State against Maggy
Levy, assault and battery, a verdict OF not
guilty was returned.
A verdict of not guilty was also returned ID
the case of the State against Lewis walker
for stealing books from the Office of the clerk
of court.
The Judge announced that on Friday next
the criminal docket would BIZ called ana Inc
various cases assigned Tor trial.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10
ROCKPORT, ME-.
Obltnarp.

ELFE.-Dled, In this city, June 9. after brief
illness, ANNA SARAH ELFE. aged twenty-one
ye r., four months and twrnty.four days.
The subject OF the above brief. sad notice was
associated 10 the administrative department Of
the Confederate Home OF thus city. Having been
q member OF the Home Schsol from its orgauiZa
rion in 1865. she exhibited such maturity OF
Judgment aud practical sblliry that at the close
Uf her term Of pupilsge she was lndu ed 10 re-
main and aid IN Tie manapeme or he fnstttu-
tinu. Her discharge Of responsible and difficult
duties for the past two years was marked ny
singular zeal, fail hfulness and efficiency. She
won the respect, confidence e. love Of all Her
sudden departure has left. vol which will not
be easily supplied But the memory OF he CON-
sistent life, and Of the graces or her deyoutly
Christian character. remains as legacy to the
institution with which she was connected and
the circle Of weeping youth from whom she was
so Unexpectedly removed.
her funeral services were held In st. Philips
Church. and the interment was made In The
b.au .iful lot In Magnolia belonging to the Con.
lederate H0me.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 8. .C...........JULY 10, 1872
.at ss deg 4s min SO sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sc
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship James Adger, lockwood, New Yo

Steamship James Adgsr 3s%as New Haqe9 YGrs
co, J e Adger O.. 8 0 Railroad Agent, southern
Express CO, n A Ashton, D A ANIME. Bren'
co, Boyd, E Bates q CO. Blschon co, Dr =
Bder, q Borner, Bollmann Bros. b Bulwinkle, L
Ohapin, II Cater, ByrRe 4 Fogarty, Cohen
CO, John Campsen d co. WIN ghaiee CO.
Cameron, Barckey Il CO Dowle, Noise Davis,
] B Duvsi son. W Eckel CO. D Fleming 4
co Forsythe McComb d co, l. Falk d GO. Col
W Getty, Gerdts d co, J 5 Fairly co, Fliz.
glbuon, q Frsnke. ) Grlggs, Hall CO
Harbeson 4 co, Jerords q co, Johnson, RIns'
man Bros, U II Johnson, KIinck, Wickenoerg cn:
n Klatte i co. J P Kiep, Knopelucn 4 Small d
W Kriete. Mrs. Kennerty, kerrls0h, Laurey,
q Lswton co, P Lolz, Lynch, g Luhn: X
MarshaII q co, Wm Mckay Murray, Man.
Coue a co, Jno g Minor Il co, Mar1n M0on NC
Low q Rice, W Matshlessen. A Monroe, Z w mar.
saat Na1to5 g. Poppenhgim, ] Porter o'Nel
r O,Neill, Paul d co, Paul, Welch Brandes.
Rsvsnel 4 CT, ReIs, Russell d co, smith d
Vack, r Read, Rsvenel, Holme! CO. SaacKel'
Shepherd CO, SteHens. Werner d Ducker, d
Stoddard & CO, Schmetzer, Capt sinclair,
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, n Trlest, Toaie,
F Won Santen e ThUmllnson CO. wilson q
Thomnson. W UfIerhards, Whittemore Rhodes,
o F Wieters, WAGNER 4 Monsees, Wing, Order,
Steamship Virginia, Hluckley, Philadelphia.
5th int. Mdse To W A Oourtenas, quo,
Miller, b teIdmann & CO, Il y Newton. Dowie'
MoIs i DAVIS, Uusgrove. G RI cse, Lit-chgi'
Stef1ens, Werner i QUICKER, RaVenel, Holmes q @
CO. Bollmann Bros, G amsnn d SchWaGke: !no d
Thee. F Benedict Mclean Kendall, + Snrau,
. w Wier king, T E Weinheim, Bergman,
Claussen. l. Kenacke, F Kressel, Golusmnh d Son
A NJ Adger, K h McD wall. Fl zgluoon, Gas co,
Walsh, Jerords co, Martin mSoa, bse VIZ 20 q
L Morillo, II Fisher. + Taylor CO. InoS
Campbell fogsrtle's Bookstore, Gerdts CO, A
W Eckel 4 co. E Burnham, J John. on, order.
W aimar, o Panknln, Pqppenheim' and
schr. Hattie E Sampson, Davis, Boston-lb
daVs. Mdse To N Goldsmith d Son, b >llcox,
Bulcken WohItmann,P Winemaa cn. JAIME, q
ron, Bsrkley c., Railroad Agent, LOCKE. R,;, "
o,Neili a son acius, stenens; Werner DUCK: *
ar p Toile, @ MIllIngs, + CoWperthWsit, w
RUSSELL a co, @ RehKopn, Hacker and Or
der Experienced light head winds durlng tne
entire passage.
AT QUARANTINE.
schr W < KniRhtnn, Kughton, Old Providence,
Bah-1l days: Fruit To A Oanaie Bound 10 10
New York, and put into TINS port IN consequence
OF the sickness Of the captain.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Etiwan, Prince, New York-oohen & Wells.
Schr Carrie A Bentley. Falkenberg, New haven
via JscksOnvllle-H Baker d co.
FROM THIS PORr.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. at Baltimore, eth
July. ,
sohr Matoaka, Fooks, at Baltimore, July Z.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon. Haynie. at Baltimore, 9Th
July.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10
The CharIeaton Cotton, Rice and Nava
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
Tuesday EVENING. July 8. 1872

Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING. July 8, 1872.
CoTroN.-There was much depression in this
market caused by unfavorable kilograms, and
extreme dullness characterized the article. There
were no sales.
hIcB.-Thls grain was In fair request with
steady tone to prices; sales aoout It's tierces OF
clean Carolina. say 81 tierces at 6x, 48 at 6X at
TX, 50 a. 7Xc q fb. We quote common to fair
at 7@7x, gooa 7X9sXc p tb
NAVAL SToRRs.-Receipks 13o bbls spirits tur.
pentlne. 63S bbls rosin aud 6S bbla crude turpen.
rine Spiits dull and declining; sales luo BIB s at
42hc. Rollins were dull; sales 800 obs at $6 so for
window glass and SIS so for pale, both rates for
fancy brands; strained 81 40 per bbl. Cruue tur.
pentiDe may be quoted at So l5 for virgin; So 70
for yellow dip. and 81 80 for hard.
FHBIaHTs.-To Llverpool, by steam direct, nomi.
aal on upIands, nominal on sea islands; via New
tork, IA on uplands, IA on sea islands; BY sail,
I'd nominal on upRnds, on sea Islands nominal.
10 aavre- on uplauds. Coastwiss-to New YORK
oy stesm 50 on uplands and - on sea islands;
81 so p tlerce IN rice; 600 y bbl on rosln;
py sail Hc p b on cotton; tlerce
on rlce1 QUO y p8Erel On IOSlES % , ~ Oh
.um GER; $40 a II on timber. To Boston, by sail.
90 y b on upland cotton; rosin CSC; resawed
stun s1o9lo 50; phosphate $6@6 so. TO Provi-
ience, oy sau $40 = N on boards, xc y n on
;otton; BY steam 81 2 bale on New York rasea.
70 Phila ielphia, by steam 81 p on cotton;
oy sail, $50 u on boards; 50 6o@1o on timber; So
per ton on clay, and $aa$s so on phosphates. To
Baltimore, by steam Kc p rb by sail, SO 6o@7 p
on boards; sS@s so on timber; So Is p
con on phosphate rock. Vessels are in do
nand by our merchants to take lumber freights
rom Georgetown, 8. O., Dsrien and Satllla River,
IA, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
md $lo@12 p II are the rates on lumber and
,oRrds.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 2aX.
DOMESTIC ExCHANes.-The banks purchase
aght checks on New York at par q Y premium.
and sell at x@X premium. Outside they pur
chase at l.le@X premium, and sell at S-leSk
premium.
soLD-18@l4.
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rHrgEv YORK VEGETABLE MARKET
The Daily Bulletin, of Monday, July 8

The Daily Bulletin, of Monday, July sln'
says:
New potatoes appear to be doing trlhs !. oet, :
their views, al s2a2 rs, according to grace.
sSaS. e.a w. vegetables are Without essentially y
new f.alure. The supply, as a rule, is above
The demaud, aud prices are very low, more
particularly is this the case with cucumorIs I1tis
and tomatoes. We quote as 1oliows: " Tretn &c,
B,rmuda onl ms slal rs per crate. Cucum'
Oers, Norfolk, per bul, ST.; do one,tnira; 2;
mr. NJ I'D 100 sumner squash, per crate 75c. New
iurnips s34s per 100 punches, New cao9ages s
s4a6 per lOO SlrlDg 6eaus, Long lslsno. PEI eo
Two bushel bag 75c. Green onions 81 ner loo
lunches. Btets, Jersey, s4a5. Caulinowers
81 76as per dozen. Southern tomatoes slal 20
Der crate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10

TIE PoRT ROYAL RAILRoAb.-The Augusta
Chronicle of yesterday says: "Work on this
end of the Port Royal Railroad is progressing
rapidly. We understand that the track will
soon bo laid from this city to the Savannah
R,ver. Operations are also progressing With
great rapidity upon the other end of the Port
Rosal Railroad. We learn that the line will
be completed to Alendale, In Aiken County.
BY the middle or latter pars of this week. II
nothing untoward prevents the completion OF
the bridge across the Savannah, it will not be
long before the excursion trip to Beaufort will
take nlaca.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10

BUILDING MATER1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, BllRds'
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 50 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. mchs-fmwlyr