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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07
By Cock < i.atIghlun. Auriioucri~.
corner (,ONrrut,i. and Franklin streets

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
OTSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NlTURE. PIANO, &C., AT AU(TION.-On
TIItRSDaI the 9th instant. at 10 o'clock, we Will
sell at The rcoidencr uf \. Elchterg, Esq, No. sl3
Marshall street, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of
One PIANO. oil very sweet tone;
MAHOGANY PARLOR SUIT, covered with hair
cloth:
THREE-PLY CARPETS:
SETS Of COTTAGE FURNITURE:
EXTENSION DINlNG-TABl.E:
BEDS, MATTRESSES, BEDDING,
BEDSrEADS, WARDROBE, BUREAUS,
CROCKERI. GLASSWARE;
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
nSy COOK 4 LAUGHTON. Auctidnecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07
By Lyme Il Brother,
Aurtibncrr> aGd Real Esiat" Agpnl-,
NJ. III. Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT STU
ATED NEAR THE CORNER OF CHERRY
AND MAIN STREETS, AND IN ONE SQUARE
OF THE MONROE PARK, FOR SALE AT pUB-
Lie ACCTION.-On the premises. on THU RS
DAY The 9th day nj May. 49,. ut O'Clock L. NJ
We shall sell thai beautiful BUILDING LOTlocatcd
rs above described. l'eing IN that locality where
property il so much sought after, should command
the attention Of parties wishing To build invest.
TERMS: Al sale. LYME & BROTHER,
my turtiuurcrs.
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LOST. STRAYED. &c

L OST, on "Wednesday the 24th, large
IL RED MOROCCO POCKET-BOOK, German
silver clasp. No money In II. No account I" amy
one except the owner Only had some bills and war
rauts In IL. The finder. hy leaving II ut This Office,
viii receive IL and thanks VI D. :. Il. TlNSLEl.
my 1-lth
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-27
Boston Market.

BOSTON, may Zz.
CoEFsE.-The movements In coffee have been
uniuporlant here, but IN New Inrh D We nSs,se Sse
large speculative purchases In bond Prlces nave
+, q decided upward tendency, win sairs Oh somS S
sa7UO mats Java mt Il n 2lC, Rlo at lSaaZzc, auu
4oU bags It Domlneo at l7al8 per una golo.
TIE stock here Is quite liIht, but the demand mas
pren mostly speculative, lne traoe purcnaSlns
IN Y In small lois as Wanted. ...
UurToN-Thrre Is 1rner feeling lot COTTON
and hiph grades have advanced little, out low
grades remain about the same. manuIacturels
Continue TO purchase In small lois "s wanted anu
we ouote o. dInsry ut l0xa2oHc. good ordinary
nc 2iXa22Ic. low Kidding at 23Ha2tc, and MID.
'tllinQa NJ t24l<a24%c per pounu' ineiuuinS uP"nuo
,rnMx,rIcs.-The market has been dull Tor COT
ron goods and the tendency uf prices mas Deen ID
fayor OF buyers, although no mntetAl cnanee.
For woollens the demand ls quite mootrate, out
leading STYLES ore held with considerable ntmners'
and prices still rule under cost OF proauctlon.
More ac i've movements ale soon looked lor III
both cuttons and woollens .,..,.x
(;uSSY BAas-the market is qIiet at l5al5h
currency, with small sales OF light at tne lowest
rates. 80. ,...,,, hoo
been more active. with sales Of 1900 rolls at l6H
I6X for prompt delivery; 3W0 rolls Tor July ana
August delivery at lTaioc per TO- ana 2o0o rolls III
New Orleans at l8c currency.
HAY.-Thls article has become quite scarce ana %
prices are higher. The sales nave peea at 3ooa4o
Der ton, and very choice s4la42. ,,
NAVAL SToRRs.-Spirits turpentine mas Deen
unIte unsettled aud prices advancing. Hecent
sales have been at 64a65c per gallon: Iar mas
been In demand aud some 1000 b0ls, all 10 DC nay
under 81, have been sold, anu noW nela a1 Sss y
mas been sold at 81 T6a5 per bbl for Southern.
KIcs-There have been sales OF 100 ca'Es caro-:
lima az sac kc; 800 bags kAngoon at 6HaIc, ana
100 bags Palma 7ha8c q 10.
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Ho:eI Arrivals-nIuy IS and &c.
PAVILION HOTEL.


Mrs. F. DeKnight, Sumter; Jerome P. Chase,
Florence; S. P. oliver, Clarendon; Jno Spears,
New York; F. F. Il. Peck, South Carolina; E.
v. steadman, Lexington; Alexander Civil, N.
Brannon, Colambla; Wm. II. Denny, Jackson
Vile; Mr5. Harris and son, New York; j. III.
Arnold, Hartford.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
George Arms, s. c.; John Graham, Augusta;
George Gage, Beaufort; John L. slison, B. G.
Edwards, o. NJ. Sader aud wife, John A. Bar
tow, u. R. Cooper, Miss Oakley, Miss How,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. How, New York; 8. D.
Hawkins, P. P. c. Co.; J. D. Murchison, s. c.;
William L. james, W.. A. smithurst, g.. Il.
Jones, Master s. Jones, Miss Bishop and SER
want, Philadelphia; n. H. Hall, John Poslell,
Henry Taylor, Savannah; Mrs. Alberts, Mrs.
A. D. Benedict, NJ ,ster Robert Benedict, Flori-
da; A. G. Cavedo, City Point; W. MacRae, Lou
isiana; H. T. Massingale, st. Louis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice, New Orleans.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, May 18.
| Continued favorable advces from the leading
soreion markets keep ours active, and IN cOnse.
nnenee of the advance OF prices In London and
aew York. holders have been trm throughout the
week sc about u real atoye last quotaIlons @ lor
clsyed sugars, and u rcal for muscovsooes Inc
raii,y weather has not been felt mucn, as was an-
iit ina ed 10 fact, we have had " ry iew showers
since the lst instant, and the estates 10 seVeral
I,stricis have been aole to proceed grinding. The
receots are still fair and In excess OF those Oh iast
year. ., ,,.,, oo. ,oe been done
for t:urope especially, and the market CLOSES
steady ut tho advance established "urlue tne
weeS say at frjm 8x810H rs Nos 70 10; lOha
inX r. Nos IL and IL; lla1lA rs NOS IL 10 ID; iZa
"a "a Nos ia to 20. and 3Hal6 rs for whites sales
boue Announced to about sc, COO boxes. For De-.
rnsne snoars Hall u rs No e has been paid.
Molssses sugars and centrllugals nave Deen
mora soripht af:er, and clos. at tne lolloWlpg
nrices. the former 1T Sa8h rs Nos tu 10, ana tne
later IL ksl1x rs Nos II 10 Is with sales Oh aooue
1o ono foxes, mostly for Europe becaus aG
actual prices there are no buyers lor the unltea
States. l., ,,.,,,o ,,r ,o,b
rho limited States aud Europe several large lots
on hand ami balances OF crops having been en-.
vaqed at higher prices mere aud along tue coatt.
prices close frm at from oa9I rs arrooe LOT
common refining, OK rs for fdir, and sz rs lor
good. o.,,o.o % ,o r,o oda ar from
s,Ios 70 ner ker on the coast and here. shipped
SSnna this weak: 3sl hhds for New YORK, 760 90
Tor RostGn 525 do for Philadelphia, 4e7 40 lot new
orleans. and $50 for Montreal; and from malan-
zas 926 hhus for New York, 6!8 lor BalLlmore'
and 1893 Tor Philadelphia. .,.la
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10! FOR HANOVER.
The Departing Delegation OF the sc""'
,.,-Scene ut the Champion, &c.

IN Saturday afternoon seven members ot
the German Rifle Club, accepting the invita-
lion from the Fatherland, lett for New YORK
on the steamer Champion en- route tor the
general SchutzeDfest, to take place at Hano-
yer about the middle of next July. The dele
cation, mostly In uniform, assembled az
headquarters, Lindstedrs Hall, where, In COM
pany with the brother members of their cluo,
they partook of a collation., and clinked glasses
for The last time ere their departure ior 'he
Fulherland. Having been disappointed Wy
their band. the expected parade did not Jake
nlace. but arm In arm, the travellers were
escorted to the steamer Champion, ana as the
members of the delegation entered the noole
shin the soul-slirring chorus OF 'Die macne
am Rheln" made them pause and ecno oach
tho words of their companions on the wharf.
The delegation consists of nine members
who, In anticipation of their extended .fip'
have formed company and elected tuel'
oaicers. They are as follows: F. Ansel, presl-
aont. F. Kelluer, secretary; Max. belilzer,
troesurer: S..Schonbert, w. Nolte, d. Spienc-
ken. E. H. Rieckcls, August Stelling, John
Monsees. The Two Lost mentioned lett some
davis ago, and the whole party start ahead OF
time in order that they may visit their frieads
and relations In various parts of Germany be-
fore the fest comes Of.
They bear the handsome medal presented oy
the German Rifle Club, Of this city, and the
other Two preseuts-a $40 piece from Mr.. J. G..
H. Caussep, and the mammoth drinking horn,
with capacity OF seven bottles or gallon
and a halt of wine, from Mr.. A. D. Lorenz. a
novel addition to these wa4Spade by Mr. L..
D.ilz, who sent over his pet alligator as ia
yorable specimen of the "Soulh Carolina
Mocking Bird" The reptile, after having
crawled about the deck and been freely han
died about to the no small anxiety of several
nervous old ladies, was plunged Into boat
halt filled with water and left there for sale
keeping, As soon as the gong sounoeo I'll
ashore. - The schultz IN gathered at the head OF
The wharf, and as the ship moved slowly ont,
took leaye of their, departing friends, who
were grouped upon the upper deck, with sing
lug ..The Fstherandn and waving their hand
kerchiefs until the ship was far down the
stream.
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decrease two and one eight millions; specie iu-
crease tnreeeigrts OF million; legal tenders In.
c. ease one quarter OF million; deposits increase
NEW ORLEANS, May 25.
Sterling FAX. New York sight Il premium.
Gold l3x.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May rs.
Noon.-Cotton opened firm; uplands llRd,
Orleans 1lhd.
'p''''''0 ' NEW YORK, May 25.
Noon.-Cotton nominaly 4 higher; nplands
25X; orleans 255i; sales so2 bales.
EveniDg.-COrLOn closed nominal; uplands 26K;
Orleans 25Z; sales 1.1s7 bales. sales Of cotton
futures to-day 1890 bales, az follows: May "a
l1-l6a4 1915; June 2issa26; July 24Ma25 10; Au.
gust "a IL 18 l24 1916; September 22Ia22 49, Oc
sober 2oha2oH; November 1915 neGsmosr M.y 3sa
Cotton strong; middlIngs 25H.25ssc; net re-
ceIpts IS; gross l12; sales 80; STOCK l6,ooo;
PHILADELPHIA, May rs.
Cotton firm; mlddlings 254c. 10.
Cotton strong; net receipts 3O7; gross $50; ex-
ports cosstwise %; sales 1906, last evening 2oS;
stock 1925. "
G ,tten hrmer; low middlinas 23Ac; net re-.
CO ms 1a5; exports coastwise $780, sales 100; stock
1888 bales.
Cotton firm; middlings %; net receipts 20; sales
o'' o'''N SAVANNAH, May 25.
Cotton firm; middliDgs %; net receipts al6; ex-
ports to Great Bitain 1000; exports coastWlse 626;
sales 125; stock, S69S.
Cotton active aud firm, and closed at 2sa2s.&c;
| sales 800 bales; receipts 40. ,,-
Cotton frm; middllngs 231la2snc; receipts $40
| bales. ,, ,,,-o.
Cotton uulet but firm; middlinRs 23c; net re-
ceps SO bales; sales ESQ; stock lS19S Mov a
Cotton strong; m!ddlIngs 23Hc; net receipts ~
bslps; gross 227; exports to Great BritAia 1883;
barcelona SO; coasLwise 1887; sales 1900; stock
| 63,s5e. ,, ,r,,o,
Cotton uuiet; good ordinary 2Oza2oKc; net re
caipts SO; sales iO4 stock 1884, net recepts OF the
s4a exports coassWise sts sales lSS Nav Of
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 2okc; net receipts
| ia; stock 670S bales.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 26.
Noon.-BreadstufIs 1rm. Corn 2ss. Pork 4ss
| sd Cumberland cut 29s.
Eyentng.-Uommon fosn Ss odass VI. l"rpen'
| tine $685. 1o,r Nov o;
Noon.-Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat Q
shade nrmer. Corn advancing. Pork quiet; mess
aul t at iaeaH. Rosin very nrn; strained 50 so.
Evening.-Elour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
lc beIler on spring; winter unchanged. Corn
armer at 74a74Zc. Pork shade easier 81
3l3sSaISS6. Lard q shade frmer at SAas 6.l6c.
| Nayals qriet hit 1rm. Groceries dull.
-'" BALTIMORE, May rs.
Flour and wheat quiet and uncnanged; corr
mixed f2ai3c OATS strong; Southern 60a62c
ffoV'''0-' . e''''' :. sT. LOUIS NAV rs.
cbanv,d Whi,key dull at S5c. Mess pork qulel
at sic IS. bacon unchanged. Lard q lier
" CINCINNATI. May 25
Fo1r. demand light; holders trm; Iamilv 81 16as .
Curn quiet and UNCHANGED mess pOrS 9nSnang
atmand light but holders firm; shoulders 6Hc
sides 7 7Kafxc. WhlsEey In fair demandi sales
""u' "' 0''' NEW ORLEANS, May rs.
Pork dull; sales of mess 1T Sl3 l0al3 rs. Hay,
prime plenty at $2S; chuice S32 So Bran dun ano
lower al 81 l7ha1 rs. All Others uuchapged.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, for New YOrk-Miss
N Holmes, W Jessup, wife, child and seryanr, D
W Boyd, w II Roberts and wife, Miss SB Holmes.
Mrs Henry and two children, Master Schmidt, q
Patttn, Lloyd, q A Weyman. Mrs Go1rney, ID
Wardlaw, L PanKnin, q Kerrlsons Jr, w Heatn.
Geo Arms, X Purcell. G Cambell, Miss MAC
Mara. MISS q. .McDelyin O Bergman, L Ives, u
wife, l. Schuchardt, Miss Schuchardt, Mr,
Wernneimer, Mr. Skinner and wife, II Minor, J
D Milnnr Mrs Livingston and child, watson
and wife, Sprencken and wife, MISS q Collns,
Mrs Il NJ Williams. Miss Graveley, MISS II kllroy.
Miss O Graveley, Mis-, Rose, Mrs Grayeley, Mrs ID
Feeey, Y de Alma. f Sllcox. Mrs Ii Davis and
daughter, A Clay and wife, Mrs Beard: Miss De,
and wife Mrs Chase, Mr Chatnelh, E q Belts, =.
LoYetL. Miss Erringer,.F Ansel, n Belltzer: q
Rickels, VIM Nolte, o Salers, J Stenens Rev /!
O'Hara, G Emmett, r Karen, E b Duncan, anu ~
Per steamship sea Gun. for Baltimore MI MI
n Kens'gtUn. ,,,.,
Parker, Parker, Mss Darkekin' ] Nathan, Jonn
Harrison, Taylor, A Barrow, w McComps
Cooper, P Harrison, NJ Williams Kew Mr. III
bon, Kew Mr. Mills. 'F 'l-'t' =. 10 - -.
Per steamer Dictator, from Pslatka via Jack.
sonvie, Fernandina and savannah Ga-Mi8s
Oakley, Capt Chichester and wife, ] O McCulmsn,
Dove. F Laurence, w q Jackson. J Bliler,
Keith, ] KeIEn, f Scott, q Hess, ] II Hall, Miss
Howe, = 7 h artin, Mr. Howe AMI wife. Mr Skerrit.
$ T Souder. Il Cha les. Mrs Hilbers, Theo
son aud wife, Miss Paterson and two children, J
N Arnold. Me- Denny. Misses Williams, Mrs Bene.
dict and son, Mr. Jones and son, Nj g Jones aho
servant, Mra Smttnurst, daughter and nurse, mrs
Hswes and sun, Mrs E Gleason. II Taylor, Col inc
Monroe, r Mathews, and deck. 49,. .,.ll -
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A DARING RoBBERf:-Last Wednesday
night the residence of Mr.. james Michel, No.
10 Greenhill street, was entered by thieves
and twelve hundred dollars in greenbacks and
twenty-five dollars in silver, which were 10
trunk In room adjoining Mr.. Mlchell's sleep
Ing apartment, were taken. Information was
lodged at the detectives office, and on Thurs
day Robert Johnson, colored man well
known to the police, and reported by them 10
be one of the worst characters oil a notorious
gang of colored thieves, having their head
quarters In Duncan street, was arrested ior
the robbery. The circumstances Of the case
make 1t evident that Johnson must have had
confederate, and suspicion points very strong
" 10 another colored man whom the detec-
tives expect to capture to-day.
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+ MOVEMENTS OF TIE IRON LINE STEAMSHIPS.
The favorlte steamship South Carolina, Cap.
tain Beckett, OF Clyde's iron line, arrived at
New York on Friday evening, at eleven
O'Clock, after short aud pleasant voyage
from this city. The splendid steamship
Georgia isappointed to sail hence on Wednes-
day morning az ten o'clock, and will carry out
a very large cargo and considerable number
of passengers. We regret to hear that Cap
tain Crowelrs continued bad health keeps
him at home for the present. Captain Holmes
is temporarily in command of the Georgia.
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TIE MIysTRELs To.NIaHT.-Skif d Cay
lords fine troupe of minslrels, gymnasts and
burlesquers open tonight at the Academy OF
Music and will remain until Thursday night.
The reputation of this standard combination is
well known In Charleston; they have added
o number of new attractions which combine
to render their entertainment more irresistl.
bly, comical than ever before, and they de-
serve, and will doubtless receive, liberal
welcome on this return to the city.
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The INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB.-At meet
ing of this flourlshing organization, held last
Saturday evening, a: their hall IN Marker
street, the following officers and standing
committees were appointed to serve for the
ensuing year C. A. Buero, president; D. Muir
ply, vice epresident; William Moran, secretary
and treasurer; committee on finance, D. Muir
ply, E. D. Maynard, R. E. Buero; committee
on letters, William Moran, ]. Halloran; stew
ard, P. Kennedy. After the election, The mem
bers discussed the contents of punch bowl.
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: BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blnds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C.. are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 50 Plnokney street.
The above nre 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. mch0-1mWlyr
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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARkET.-The

The NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
Daily Bulletin of Saturday, May rs, says:
Potatoes are quiet aud unchanged; Veee-
tabless sell rather slowly and generally snow
a slight decline, excepting In carrots, which
are scarce, and Oyster Bay asparagus, which
is doing Lrifle better than OF late. Our
quotations for potatoes ore In bulk; 10
shipping order 500 per barrel must be
added. Bermudas are held at So from dock.
We quote as follows: s2a2 so per barrel for
Peachblows; 81 75a2 per barrel for Early Rose;
slaI so for early Goodrich; 81 75a2 per barrel
+ for Dyrlghta; 81 6Oa2 per barrel for jackson
whites; 81 75a2 for Prince Alberts: la Vege-
tables We quote green peas: Norfolk, $5
per Dbl. Carrots So 5Oas4 per barrel.
RadIshrs 50a75c. ior Jersey and Long Island,
per 100 buncbes. Russia turnips $3as3 so
Der barrel. Parsnips 81 5OAs2. Onions,
5Gcasl for red, and about the same for while.
Spinach 81 so per barrel. Bermuda tomatoes sla
81 rs per box; do onions 81 25al rs per crate.
Rhuuarb So PER 100 lunches. Jersey and Long
Island asparagus 6alOc.: do. Oyster Bay 2os
25c. Lettuce s3a5 per 100. Sprouts 81 so per
barrel. String beans So per crate. Cncum-
bers are generally pour and hard to move;
good would PROBABLY bring S. per crate.
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ns,x York RIce Market.

NEW YORK, May 25.
The Dolly Bulletin says: few sgas of, Of irIegG
ser and In one or two cases buyers were in ehaoi
10 gain slight advantage god oa G 3rom % SIsnaYiua
more than the usual anxiety 10 real &C. and nave
asked prices within about The former general
range range or quotations. The demand, principally I
from the trade, confined 10 pSit t.s W. lock uearv
every day. sales OF l2a bag, Rangoon Ut &C, and
a few small lots Patna az 7hc, aud carolina
s3/nQc.
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DRESS Goods DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
d Co. beg leave to draw the attention OF the
pubic to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods
lust received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent below their cost OF importation. a
call Is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN d
60 Nh. 24s King street. may16
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Wilmington Market.

: : W1IMlEGTUN, Mdy
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE.-Ssles OF a4o casAs ~ 0''
per gallon Tor Southern packages. .,,s
posIN.-Sales Of 6l6 bbls at 81 IS Tor strslnea'
&. ,or eY,ra Mo and 81 bua4 Is for low pale.
CRUDE URPsNT1Ns.-Sales Of st1 bols as iU,, Sn
lnws: l6o at 81 81 for hard S36o 10! Se.9" a. -
or ellow din and 81 10 for VII gn; $50 o. So 90
for hard s3 rs for yellow dip and s4 10 lor Vlrglu
Msrbet tirm and advanced ID cents. -,
TIR-Sales OF 246 bbls at So 30 per DBL
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Meetings. This Day.

Irish Rifle Club, at A. Nj.
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, at A. N.
Washington L ght Infantry Rifle Club at
A. NJ
German Rifle Club, at A. n.
Sumter Rifle Club, at G A. III.
Charleston Rife Club, at G A. M.
Palmetto Guard Rifle Club, aL 6 A. III.
Wagner Artillery Club, at A. M.
Chamber of Commerce, at Z. M.
Washington Fire Company, at 8 p. M.
Amateur Literary and Fraternal Association
at 8 P. n.
Friendship Lodge, at 8 T. M.
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AN ALLEGED CoNFIDENcE MAN CAUGHT
It may be remembered that some weeks ago
young gentleman from New York, who was
travelling as an agent for B. 7. Babbitt i Sons
soap mandatory, was robbed at the hote. in
Summervile of some three hundred and forty
dollars in money, new revolver and several
articles of clothing. Suspicion fell upon q
rather fashy Individual by the name of Chas. Il.
Carroll, alias Chase, alias Spear, &C., who had
been stopping for some days at the Mills House
In this city and who it was stated had fitted to
more rural retreat In Summerville without
going through the little formallty Of settling
his board bill of one hundred and ffty-eight
dollars and Lieutenant Heidi, chief Of the
Charleston detectives at once sent circulars
with description of the suspected party to
the police of other cities and took other
steps 10 eff:'ct his capture. Last Friday the
Lieutenant received notice that his man had
been taken in Augusta, and he turned over
the case to Mr.. Koch, an old detective, to bring
the prisoner TO Charleston and get the prose-
cutor from New York in readiness for the trial.
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COlIhIEROIAL NEWS.
ExpOrLs.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship 0hampon-1ol5
bales upland cotton AZ terces. OF rice, 200 psles
domesttcs aud goods IS Dds rosln, % casas tiay'
e5 pKgs sundrles. 49,, ooo ho,o.
cotton, 81 terces rice 10 bales Wool and rags, -
bbls rosn Is, 900 feet lumber. 80 rolls leather ioa
bbIs potatoes, SOL crates vegetables ana 20 pAss
aundrieS
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW IUhhj RaJ 20. 20,
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day sS ,sr slo
bbis rosin, 123 do spirits turpentns, xs oE lar o.
Snirts turusntine continue only moderately &C.
HV i've and prices trie easier. Sales 5U bols a.
ssHc. ISv do at s2zc, 81 DO at e3c and 30 40, @ de
Ivered next week. at SEC Kosin m has me met EOS
siderable qury today but prcss 40 nE9 syM az
ss 70 m 1890 t. srrge) 500 good strained al $s CO.
ss4 a5Ss S and SO do Opaque at Sc. Tar quiet; 30
bb.s Washington sold Ut So a2h. Pileh un-
changed.
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Thomas Happoldt, William seyle. Jonn sey,e'
Green Burns, Lilly Smith, Willie Harvey
Stewart Easterby. ,,.;,,,,,,
Tho s,noinr OF the "Songs of TIE Beantliuf'
,,no,ndad ,he exercises, and after doxolosy
and benedic,ion, the congregation was o'S'
| missed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-27

CRuMBs.-A regular meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce will be held this evening.
The four-oared canoe Nannine Is expected
to participate In the forthcoming Charleston
regatta.
Lieutenant Mack, of Company c, Third Ar
tillery, now stationed at the Citadel, was
kicked by q horse on Saturnay afternoon. Ills
hurt was painful but not serious.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-27

PREVIOUS to taking inventory Of stock Furcn'
gott, Benedict & Co. offer unprecedented oar
gains in all of their departments, containing
Silks. Dress Goods, Domestles, Fancy GOODS,
Ribbons, Corset., Handkerchiefs, Ladies ano
Gents Underwear, Housekeeping Goods Car
nats Mailing Sc mayer
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rycu.naR-ster,,no eo day bllls 2sN@2sX.
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKET

LONDON, May rs.
Noon-Consols e3%. Bonds BOZ.
Noon FRANKFORT, May 25.
N'on~o01"' PARIS, May 25.
Nv Ae' NEW YoRK May rs.
Soon-Fre obta steady. Stocks unsettled.
coId steady st ,3%, Money 6rm Mt per crnt
Exchange, long sS; short loH. Governments
s,ea iy but dull slate uds firm hut steady.
EvenIng.-Freights steady, Money 5a6 per
cent Sterling steady. Gola IaSalaI. aoV'