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CURING VERSUS CoBBL1SG.-There are many
medicines that give transient relief In sickness
without touching the source and seat of the
complaint. Hostetter's Stomach Bltters is not
one of these. The great tonic and restorative
does not cobble the diseased and enfeebled
system. It is not mere palliative, that only
temporarily controls a few unpleasant s5mp'
toms. No; Its invlgorating, regulating, res
torative principle penetrates to the very source
of the difficulty in the fluids and solids OF the
body, and hence Its cures are radical and
thorough. In dyspepsia it strengthens the
stomach, In liver complaint it regulates the
flow of bile, In constipation 1t promotes q
punctual habit Of body, In nervous ailments 1t
tones the sentlents and motive fbres, In rheu-
malism it couuteracts pain, and In cases OF
general debility rehabilitates the emsciated
frame. july29-mwf3D&w
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THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
rr,,,ed states Ctrcuit Court.

United States Circuit Court.
VIM. J. Mclaughlin and B. W. Henderson,
under sentence of ten years each for violation
of the enforcement act, were ordered to De
transferred from the State to the penitentiary
at Albany, New York.
The District Court.
The petition of Thurston & Holmes to estsb-
I,sh lien of Judgment against James D. Ken
nedy. bankrupt, was referred to E. M. Sea-
brook. registrar The court then adjourned
sine die.
The Injunction Against the City
Council.
On motion of City Attorney Coroin, Judge
Graham yesterday issued an order requiring
the Enterprise Railroad Company forthwith TO
res,ore the streets damaged by them to their
ORIGINAL condition, and prohibiting them from
making any further disturbance OF the BOIL
excent for the purpose Of repairing the dam
aoe a'ffeady done. 1t also provides that the
City Council can make application TO Inc
court to impose terms upon the company
should the latter fail to comply With the re-
nnlrements of the order within reasonable
time.
Messrs. A. Moroso and G. W. Rouse, mem
hers of the Charleston Joint Stock Company
were arrested yesterday and carried before
Trial Justice A. M. Mackey on charge OF con-
Quoting lottery. Both were bound over 10
appear at the October term OF the Crim'nal
Court; the former in the sum Of two Thousand
and the latter in FIVE thousand dollars.
Before the United States Comm lsstoner'
DR.. g. BanIsler, of St. Stephens Depot, on
the Northeastern Railroad, wasScarried before
commissioner Porteous yesterday, charged
with violation of the internal revenue law
and was bound over to appear at the octooer
term of the United States Court.
The cas IS of two other persons charged Win
q similar Jffence we're continued for iurtner
examination.
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i've cents.

CRUMBS. T. Grice, a youth convicted
In April, 1870, of rampering with the United
States mall, and sentenced to ten years i'm.
prisonment a. Fdgefeld, s. c., has been par
doned by the President. The pardon was re-
ceiyed by Marshal Wallace last Tuesday alter
noon.
To-day is the anniversary Of the death of
Thomas Gainsborough, the great landscape
painter. 1888, and of Mehemet Ali, Pacha of
Egypt, ls49.
William; II, of England, commonly called
,Wluism Ruius, was accidentally killed on the
"a of August, A. D. HOO, by bolt from cross
bow, shot by one of his courtiers at deer,
while hunting in New Forest, Hampshire.
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CHARLESTON COUNTY TAX SALES.

The following pieces OF real estate were
Knocked down to the State yesterday for the
taxes due on them:
Birmingham, s., lot, Sullivan's islands 10 22
Brlnson, W. B., 100 acres, St. James - .,
Santee e.................. - 10 'A
Bunch, Mrs. Ellen. 595 acres, st. Ste m
Bunch, Estate John, 100 acres, St. . =,
RrogIen John. rs acres, st. Stephens l6 90
Cla1ssen, F. W., l64o acres, Christ se on
oo'oh.m, iamss s Ssntee. lss 46
ColburD, B. P, 1900 acres, st. James ., o,
Santee. .............. @f '9
Collins, Charlotte, ll6 acres, st. =, ~
Thomas ~ 90
0oluN, AMI n'' uou'o ".N .. lOl 10
Dsut. Peter 10 acres, st James saniee. SO
OupWS, Won,nr T Pleasant. pt.................. 1872 27
Dubose, Estate E., house and lot, Pine
vile. lle..................- IL
Eason, T. D., vacant lot, Mount Pleas -
ant. Observation-Disclosures. %
Elfs, Geo, 1852 acres, St. Thomas. IA 81
Fitzslmons, NJ. E., house and lot, Mount
Fort. J. p. S3s acres, ST. James santee, 81 80
Gourdin, p. G., 220O acres, st. Stephens, 55 65
Gourdln, P. G., 4 lots and building,
Pin6Vllle. o.
Church. .................. 337 A
Harmon, Eleazor, house and lot, Mount
Pleasant. ................. IL 0b
hu'GSn RerkeJev atS; ~ N.' .'' a'e' rs 80
nI Rerkeley .................. WV 80 At
Hnteon p J.. 200 acres, st. Johns
hu'ISn Rarteiev ' 100 a.ie'' -. SO Sc
Hutson, VIM. and John, 200 acres, st.
Johns Berkeley. ....:...:.:.. ~ Al
N''o RerEaisv .'.......... "a 81
NowoIl r " s5() acres. st. Thomas. Ito 08
Poag sarah. $50 acres. St. Thomas. -. 40 88
ftioIssas peasant a " uo.''e. 1872 80
Rook W A. 400 acres, st. Thomas. " 25 73
Rivers, John. $50 acres, ST. Thomas. IL l6
Sheppard, Wm., vacant lot, Mount
Pleasant ..................... eS
Thurston, H. A., ITO acres, st. Stephens, u 40
Tingman. Julius c., AZ acres, st. Ste
Toland, R. W., so acres, st. stephen's.. "a 81
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DOMESTIC.

new YoRK-Steamship South Csrollna-75s
bales upland cotton, l3i tierces rice, l07 bales
domestlcs, ll25 bbls naval stores 65 casks clay.
Il. bundles paper, A52l watermelons, 1853 pkgs Of
sundries. ......Per steamship James Adger-l58
bales upland cotton So bales domestics anu goods,
SO tcs rice, So casks clay, 1877 bbls naval stores,
IS bundles staves 35 empty bbls, 6274 meons, and
so pkgs sundrles
PHiLADRLPHIA-Per- steamship Virginfa-36
bales cotton, 1T bales domesllcs and gOods 1850
obls naval stores, q terces RICE SO tons old iron,
90 100 feet lumber, aud 81 pkga sundries
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Falcon-426 bales OF
cotton, 27 tIerces rice 400 bhls rosin, 878 sacks
ground phosphate rock, 29o sacks vegetator, Al
rolls leather, 10 bales dome.tics, bales rags,
4a 900 feet OF lumber, 43 pkgs sundries.
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Our PRICES CURRENT.-We especially Invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care. and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card of the house forwarding it,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and half cents per copy; single copies
FIVE .cants
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BUILDING MATERIA1.-An extensive STOCK
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
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 hls own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantes, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mcnS-fmWlyr
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. LAoHaYME CHRISTI GRAPEs.-Mr. Rotert
Hunter sent to The News Office yesterday
bunch of the delicious Lachrym@ Christi grape,
grown by him in Charleston on vines brought
out from Sicily three years ago. The grapes
we're exceedingly large and fine, and had only
one fanlt eF.
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markets by Telegraph
MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, August /.
Noon.-Oonsols 92x. Bonds slh.
ru.n,no The bullion In the bank Is decreased
100000. PARIS. August.
Noon.-Rentes 55f s2c. ,,,uy,,r ,n,n..,
,+Eon@ NUU at i5%. Money easy at 8. Exchange,
1onn az. short 10h. Governments strong but
dm State bonds dull but steady.
os Sterling 9XaeX. Gold I6XaI5H. Govern
menIs strong. States quiet. Three per cent GER
tifcates TO the a'uount Of one million three hun.
dred Thousand dollars are called 10. The debt
statement shows decrease Iot tle ne montn aaa OF
sixty nine and one.thlrd millions; Currency six.
teen millions. The shipments Of specie to-day
WAS hal( million In gold coin.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.
Noon..cotton opened dull; uplands sxasHd'
Orleans 10Hd,
eXd; sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
Evening.-Cctton closed unchanged.
NEW YORK, August !.
Noon.-Cotton steady; uplands 2oxc, orleans
Evening.-Ootton steady; sales 1855 bales; up,
lands 21Xc; 0reans 21hc. Sales OF cotton lutuIes
to-day Il, 900 bales, as follows: August % S:los19n'
September 10 l5.lsa2oH; OCTOBER lsll:l6alsx; NO
yernber Is 9.18a1s 1l.i6; December 1s4a1sHc.,
BOSTON, August l:
Cotton dull; middings 2lNe; gross receip's z's
bales; sales leo; stock 5000. .,,,,
Cotton quiet; middlings 2lNa2lMe. .r,rst,
Cotton dull; middings 2Hc; gross recetpts l0A
bales: stock 1146.
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List OF shipping

N THB PORT OF CHARLESTON, AuGUHr; l.9J
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers Soasttug
within tho State, excepted: !etttaJ
STEAMSHIPS. -tssHiG sht
Manhattan, 1887 tons, woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. loadirg-James Adger q co.
wharf, for Philadelphia, loadiug-W A .0our-
Sea Guil, Gull SIC tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore loading-P Trenholm. s,ii
Architect 2SdSrdgs At as5shals aIs
Ada Garter, - tons, Nichols, at Southern wharf,
from Boston, discharging-Asster.
BRIGs.' .:s.,.s
Tubal Gain, 42s tons, stone, IN the Stream, for
Julia Lingley, (Br,j 290 tons, Pratt In Ashley
River, for st Lohn's, N B. loading-AJ 0reizh.
Henry I Louise, s7s tons, Hand, ls Ct Ms!snslps @
w Spencer, Sis tons, Thomas az Central wharf,
from Boston, discharging-J A Ensiow co.
sCHoONERS. .st.:...
d Stickney, 270 tons, Collinson, at Ro60s NIL,
for Baltimore, loading-street BIOS co. -.
Myrove 4s BrSTn az ksfoas Eots Mna
River for q Northern Port, load,sg-Aaster:,
Florence Bailey, 12l tons, Bailey, atm 3 Bail.
road wharf, for Baracoa, loadlng-Roacn
d MofYett. rgr.c
Serene. 81 tons, Jones. In the Stream, from; Hol-
folk, Va. dlschsrging-C Cohen d Wells.
Frank Emily, 1s5 tons. McCobb. 10 Ashley Rlyer,
Hattie, ITO tons McClinrock, In Ashley River, Tor
Providence, ,loading-cohen d Wells. ~
n n Pote, l60 tons, ROBERTS, at Central wharf,
from Boston, dscharging EnsloW GO;
Willie Luce, - tons, Talbot at CentrA yWnaFi,
from Rockport, Ne, dlscharging-oohen. q
Jonas Smith, 1870 tons, Hodgkinson, at Marshan,s
wharf, for New York, losding-Roacn q MOL
Roger Drury. $40 TONS Gage, at Central wharf,
from Boston, discharetng- d @onett.
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SHUT Up Your HoUsEs.-Within the last
two or three weeks policemen on duty in va
rious parts of the city have discovered num-
Der of houses with open doors and windows,
long after the occupants had retired 10 rest.
Persons should be more careful, and see that
their premises are securely fastened before
going to bed; otherwise they may pay hand
somely for their carelessness.
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CLUBS AND STARS.
calendar OF Yesterdays Arrests and
Penalties.

William Sanders, d,sorderly; dismissed. ST.
san Robinson, sick; hospital. William Monia-
ene, applied for lodgings; discharged. Mike
McDuffy, drunk and fighting; two dollars ano
neace bond or twenty days. John A. Ed
wards and Albert Singleton, suspicion OF lar
ceny: held for examination. Two mules and
one horse roaming the streets; one dollar
each
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TIE HEAT YESTERDAY.

The range of the thermometer yesterday, at
the drug store Of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side Of Broad street, was as follows:
ga. NJ, 81; 10 A. H., 80; II ~, 81; T. M, VI;
4P.M., 81; 6P. NJ, 80; P. NJ, 81. This Is
about two degrees lower than on Wednesday.
The average height OF the thermometer dur
ing July, 1871, was IS 7-lO, and during July OF
the present year 81 $40.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave to draw the attention OF the
public 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
Co., No. 248 King street. mayl6
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Gnneral u otlle5.

re- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Lee, and
of Mrs. Am Lee, are requested to attend The
Funeral Of ANNA JULIA, daughter OF the former,
from No. IS Jasper court at4 O'Clock, THIS AT
TERNooN. aug2.F
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SPECIAL ANNoUNoEMENT.-Weh have just re-
ceiyed one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price 25 cents per box. Hasei
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
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A SCREW LoosE.-The Columbia Phoenix,
of Yesterday, saya: 'sTHE CHARLESTON News
of Tuesday, failed to reach this Office. YES
terday a package OF newspapers from another
office, directed on the inside to Yorkville, s.
O, was returned in Phoenix envelope, d.
rected to Rldseway."
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nor1cE-Previous to removal to our new
store, No. 275 King street, BrowDlng's old
Dry Goods stand, we will close out all OF our
present stock at extremely low prices.
FURcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street. JulyI1
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Auction Sales rnfs Day.

,s,,esbrake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
ssote. boots, shoes and hats.
4 win Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK at MS
lstSre, Office furniture, DC.
~. Drayton Ford will sell at II O'CLOCK near
fine Postoftice, railroad and bank stocks. -
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Nor1cE.-Previous to removal to our new
store, No. 275 King street, Brownlng's old
Dry Goods stand, we will close out all OF our
present stock at extremely low prices
FoRoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street july22
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WnmIngton Market.

WILMINGTON, July 81.
SPIRITS STuRPRNTINE.-Sales Ut 676 casks at 45kc
per gallon for Southern packages. - et.,,.e
RosIN.Sales 1852 bbls at 50 70a2 rs for strained,
$3a326 for low NO l., So 37xa3 so for No !, 81 for
low pale, S. for pale, and S. 80 for extra -
CRUDE URPgNTINE Sales or 402 bbls at 50 SO
for hard Is Tor yellow dip and 81 rs for virhiH
= TAR.-Sales Of SO bbls at So copper bbl.: systI
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Picnic AND EXCURSION PARTIES will consul
their Interests by calling at The NEWS JOB
OFFICE, when printed tickets or posters are
needed
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THE FIRE DEPARrMENT.--An important no
tice from Chief Nathan Will be found IN
another column.
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LAWYERS can have their Briefs printed In
any style desired, at short notice, at TIE NEWS
JOB OFFICE.
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New. York Rice Market.

=. -. = NEW '9ohk,guly.3I4i ]
The Daily Bulletin says: Thedemand 10 faira
0srolinas are firmly held on the strsE9tn Fof
Southern advices estimating the stcak St the
Southern ports at less than 1000 f.erces; which
would be insufficient TO meet the Call before tho
wholly unchanged The sales are 1872 rcs Carolina
at sxa9kc. 200 bags Patna at Txasc,i and 500
bags Rangoon In bond at sxa3xc.!:. :. tl2'. .cctI
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CITY AFT A R S.
Meetings This Day.

EAGLE Fire Company, at 8 P. Nj.
Marion Fire Company al Z. ~,
Marion Lodge, l. o. o. F., at 8 Z. h.
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscoplc
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR. aprl9 mwf
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DROWNING AND INouEsrs.-0n Friday, July
the 10 b. three negroes, Jacob McKelVey, Au-
gust Small and Julia Mitchell, were drowned
while attempting to cross the western branch
Of C,opsr River. 10 small boat from Glebe
plantation, on the east, to Manchester on the
west. A few days later the body of Jacob
MoKelvey was recovered and an Inquest held
over 1t by 8. W. Barker, trial justice. The
Jury rendered q verdict of accidental
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1omnal; low i mIdainss 4! llass ols!SS lsSalsxc;
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LUs"poor, August L
Eoon.-Beef 62s. Lard 37s.
Evenine.-Breadstufs quiet. Common roatn
os ca 70 sS' iufpen'ins 0sS NEW YORK. August 1.
Noon.-FIour shade frmer. Wheat dull and
n0minally unchanged. Corn very dfw1 GPotk
quiet at s1s soals 80. Lard quiet; stea1a sssHc;
" Evening.NFloar nrmer and In fair sdsmand.
Whiskey tribe lower at 93Xas4c. Wheat
shade hrmer; winter red Western $lL goal es.
Corn active and nrmer. Rice steady at i8Haoxo.
Pork steady. NaVals STEADY; Tailow nSm; n,., -
Wheat 1rm and higher; amber 81 65s1 40; good 10
prime 81 65a1 63; cummon to fair dQ 81 40al oe.
Corn gu ct; white southern 7os72; yellow SouInern
eoae4 Oats hrm; Southern new 1921; mi6ea .si -;
snd S nops aSS quiet sad
have to be made TO self Lard dull at sxa9;
Western better and In good demand and prices
unchanged. Whiakey quIetsS e4H. .5:....ss,ssi
Tobacco very firm; sales 10 hhds. Flour nrm;
extra family rs. Corn lower shelIed sacked
CO. Provisions quiet aid 1rm. PORK $l3 2ta
Esss s sssS sSsssFs Gs1 l gseasa
vi CnofNNAT1, August /.
Flour In fair demand and firm; Old $Sas 2s; new
81 60a7 Is. Corn steady at. 47c. Pork duLl a9d
nominal; ;city s18 5oaI4 regular $l3. Lard dun and
nominal; steam SIC; kettle sa8xc. Bacpn 10
good demand; shoulders 6Hc; clear rio sides Szs;
clear sides &C, held higher, 70 come ont OF suoke
next week. Whiskey In good demand &C e0cs ~
-. 80. ST. LOUIS, August /.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Oorn dun and
dropping; No 2 mixed soc. Whiskey quiet and
steady at Ole, wood bound. Pork .n0minslly low
er; offered at .$l3 so, without buy ers. tn
good demand; shoulders exc; clear rib sides sx
R9c; clear sides 9Xasc. -, ia
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Exports or the Week ending August 1.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Per brig Tubal Caln-l2o6 bbls spir-
Its turpenline, 2l1s bbs rosln, 1851 slaves.
GIBARA, CUBA-Per schr Eothen-74,00o feet
lumber.
CARDENAs-Per brig Scotland-18o, 600 feet Of
lumoer, 400 bbls potatoes.
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sE B4LL--PLAYING ON SUNDAY.

TO TIE Editor OF THE NEWS.
leave to suggest to the commandsnt
tadel, through the columns of The
>propriety of torbidding the use OF
Green to base ball clubs on Sun
Aonfldent that it will only be nec-
knate to him that it is annoying
In the neighborhood to secure
Ee, T. B. 7.
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New York aval:srores Markar.s 4

The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts TO- day 2so
barrels crude turpentine Ss71 do rostn, 7l8ldo
spirits turpentne; 2i0 DO tar. Spicita turp4nttne
continues TO decline, closing a. $40 asked and $40
bd Sales so bbls at CSC, and 100 sbblsa AT sc.
Strained rosIn has ruled quiet. but holders pretty
firm II their views at So 8oa3 40 for common 70
good strained. We note Gales Of 1885 bbls at as
1910 of which were Delivered and 30D bbls. pale
at S. Tar dull but steady at former prices. Pitch
moderately active In jobbing way, and nfmat
So SO for CITY delivered. 80 ~ Y@s 81 .aI
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p1MAN0IAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BARAcoA-Per schr Florence Bailey-72,oOo fe'
OF lumber.
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~ - SUNTER, July 80.
Receipts have been light since our last report.
Only about l2 bales have been sold. The staple
has been dull and heavy, caused from the heavy
decline In Liverpool and the Northern markets..
We quote: Ordinary 18H; good ordinary 17x;
low middllng 1sK; middling 1sK strict middling
20c. ..-s., 49,:
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NoTF.-We nave deuucEeu from Se~ ,oIas nm.
iandS. rom Savannah sl2s bags sea island sna 40
aass bales pand and from Charleston sSl eIao esgs
sea island and 7487 bales upland Seson 81 Eop
s65 bales wrecked cotton from sne th"se norris
nom Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah
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$5@550.
boards, Xc p - 30
p b on upands; by sas
@lo on timber; So . tone :
phosphates. To Baltimore
by sail, So 6o@7 p N on bI
timber; So 25 p ton on phosphf
are In demand by our merchaly
ber freights from Georgetown,
and Satilla River, Ca, and Jackson>
Northern ports, and lo@12 q q!
umber and boards.
DOMESTIC ExoHANGE.-The banks are
Ing sight checks on New York at pan
premium; time bills nominal. They are sd
sight checks x@H premium.
MISUNDERSTANDING BLLs.-The rate yestei
day was 244@24I nominal for 80 day bills.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying AZ
IA and selling at 15H.
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CHARLESTON, 9. c.. AUGUST 2, 1872.
lat 81 deg 4a min 50 sec. Lon 1ades 81 nun 2z SEQ:

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Emile, White, Georgetown, O. At
baus rough rice 1s 900 shingles, mdse and sun.
Sries. TO shacRelford b Kelly. Jas Prlugle
Son cameron, Barley co, Nrkwood Eughes,
D Geddings, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. -:
schr Florence Bailey, Bailey, Baracoa-Roach d
Mofretr. ,,,,ur,,,,
Brig Tubal Cain, Stone, Liverpool
Schr Palma, Rankin, Georgetown, O.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Lewis Ehrmann, tnew,) .Fooks, at Bslti-
more, July 20.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
NRw YORK, August. l.
Arrived, steamships San Antonio and Washing.
ton. ~.
MEMORANDA.
The following Is list G. consignees per bark
Ada Carter, Nichol which arrived on Wednesday
from Boston: A Gage & CO, Railroad Agenk:j
Adeer co, Stenens, Werner d DQcker, K1Inck,
WlcEenberg d CO, b Bfscho1 & co, r @ MilliuGk
Toale, Cowperthwait and 8 Quarter.
master. L''5'
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Interior Cotton Markets. sE.ts
srARTANBuRa, Jnlytso
Cotton Is worth 22c. II. & ;;g,ii1 !ff s
NEwBRRRY, July setE
Cotton ls quoted at 1skc.. =. ;,,l. .,ssl;4s,s.
AJBgvILLE, July 81.
Very little Offering. Good grades would bring
Isc ''.iis- - .'5, .'-'' - -
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Receipts per Railroad Ausust1. :,
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. -

Z bales cotton, OF bales goods, 80 bbls spirits.
Sbl, dour. 3 cars stock. TO Railroad agent, Bar
dan 4 Parker Whlden & Jones, G Williams
co. Follin b Son, Chapeau& co, a 8 Smith,
D q Kracke, Wltte Bros, Sloan d Seignious, John
Hurkamp d co 0'Neill, Klinck, Wlokenberg q
co. ] Campsen CO, w r. Chafee Eco, Rayenel,
Holmes & CO. q Bulwinkle. - r-:,r,
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. @ -,
81 bbls crude and "a bbls spirits turpentine. 4sa
bbls rosin, cars Of lumber, mdse, DC. To Barden
& Parker, Whllden Jones. Kinsman q. Howell,
Ohapeau 4 co, T Walker, Queckenbush, Estll q
co, Leibenrood, z Welllng, Order, and othera
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Exports OF Naval Stores and Lumber
from tho Port OF Charleston. from
September 1, 1871, to July 81, 1879.