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lot Philadelphia; Q 80 P II, steamship San Saliva
Gor, rom Savannah for New YorR;5 P n, steam:
suiP ashland. from F%ernandlna for New YORK;
New =, . sYseaansaip N Adger, from oharlsston;io f
steamship 1ulf Stream, Hunter, Philadelphia
lei, ra. Fsloay.n hdse.e To WA Courtenay, 8 Grail.
Iosa COME Railroad co, Southern Express CO.
1 T WeSS' ; = W q, = Bates GO; 3 Biscno9 I GO, Y
FfanKe, 1e1ordB 4 co, Cameron, Barley & co, D
a anime. Ravenel& co, L Drucker. e " Marshall
q CO. Johnston, Crews i co, Mira HAMehrtens, n
NS1tss si osoSsooss, Chase q Cave tWaRener d
4 Davis, W PretaeL, steamer dictator. q Boyd. j,
D Shapiro, shaekellord & Kelly. Coulter :ohEes. J
T1e q z co, Martin Il Mood, J b Duvsi 4 Son,
Nai 4 Sas Fao q 90. !! Kenny, VIM 9 Whtldsn, Nh
0stendorf, Holmes's Book House, B OiNeiil. James N
Cosgrove, i! b scheele, -kantoue & 90. 8 r souder.
fns alane 4 p cS' b. soH y RR sSs 3 ! Helmes 4 60; Paul 3
90. D Ramsay, Jr;&tJohnson & Brown. PjWaiIsS.
q Eolin q Son, Adams, Damon co, = e nurnec
a teWitn, o 0rayeley, John @ MIluor l. co, 8
! ~ ~ sin, haeSsel q ,Brandss, B Feldmann Il co.
steele, Q o RICHTER, SR Marshall 4 co, Hart & co,
n,S Hs.des O 70, "uhrmsnn 4 co, W d II, and
bags sea island cotton, mdse and sundries. To d
Nesbit, Fraser i Dill, Ravenel & co, Wltte Bros.
Stoney q Lowndes, b Blschon & 60, W O Court.
| i Son, Kinsman i howell, TPS Smith. III hcGorty.
J q olausaen, "a ANNE, Kinsman & Howell,
A o Stone, and Others. -, --
Schr Euwan, Prince, Back River. 5000 bushels
rough rice. TO " O Bee CO.
Sloop Fraser, from Ashepoo. 800 bushels rough
| rice. TO D Mcpherson. -
sloop Louisa i Hattie. from Edisto. s bags sea
Island n 4 bales upland cotton. To Stoney &
| LoWndes.
Boat from; Christ Church. 4 bags sea island
cotton. To Stoney Il Lowndes.
Boat from Johns Island. Z bags sea Island cot
ton. To Stoney d Lowndes.
Boat from James Island. 2bags sea island cot
ton. To Fraser 4 Dill. Z
Received from ohisolm's MIL. IS tcs rice. TO
D Mcpherson.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, at New York, 2sd
s1eansnip Champion, Lockwood, at New.York,
Steamship WIN Kennedy, Foster, at Baltimore
schr ] q stickney, Fooks, at Baltimore, sd Sep
UP FOB THIS PORT.
Bark Tajaca, Blanchard, at Booths Bay, Ne
Brig j " spencer. Thomas, at Boston, septem
Der 20.
scnr Aidana Rokes, Rhodes, at New York, Sep
schr j s Simmons, Young, at Philadelphia, Sep
sc6r F ( Shaw, wasts, at Philadelphia, sepsem
Der 20.
CLEARED FOB THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, at New York
September Il.
Steamship Republic, Melville, at Philadelphia
September 20.
schr A Murchie, Merrill, at Philadelphia, Sep
tember 9.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Maud Barbour. Barbour. from Elizabeth
port, NJ, september ID.
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c. LACONICS.

The Charleston Republican Of yesterda!
sovs that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ransier Ii
lying Ill with country fever.
--Ass carriage was turning the corner o
MaatInp, and Chalmers street yesterday one o
its front wheels slipped of, and brought thu
horses to a sudden halt. Nobody hurt.
"A negro mar from the country was car
rleed ia, the City Hospital, Last evening, with
dislocated elbow. He received the lnJur!
through a fall from a horse.
x one-horse truck loaded with cottor
while passing down Church street, neal
BROAD. YESTERDAY, tilted suddenly backwards
and deposited Its load upon the ground. No
damage was done.
Andraw Dean and william r. Rouse, Of
beaufort. convicted Of arson at the last term
of the Court of General Sessions In that coun-
~ and sentenced to twelve years imprison-
ment In the Penitentlsry, have been pardoned
by the Governor.
"A Boilers meeting was held at Black Oak,
in this county, on Friday, and another at
Strawberry on Saturday, at which delegates
were elected to the County Convention OF TO-
morrow. The Boilers claim that these meet
n . we're we'll attended, and enthusiastic In
support of their ticket.
Samuel Rivers, alias Deveaux, the Tlenck'
on burglar, was removed to jail yesterday
rom the Detective Office, where he had beef
detained for several days with the hope OF e1
tracing some additional information from
him in regard to the Tiencken robbery. He
remained retieent to the end. Apocket-hand-
kerchief bearing Mr.. Tlencken's name was
found In a yalise In his possession. tbs
handkerchief was taken from under Mr..
Tisacken's head.
W. z. Lovett, ex-trial justice, was carried
before Trial Justice Msckey yesterday for as
uaulting his wife and sister-in-law, and threat
anIng their lives. He gave bonds for one
thousand dollars to keep the peace and was
released. He was shortly afterwards rearrest-
ed, however, for assaulting DR.. NJ. b. Collins
with a drawn knife and threatening to Kill
him. Lovett was confined In the upper Guard
house, within the walls of which;he was walk
Ing about last evening, and was very abusive
to many persons who came in contact With
him.
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CITY A
LECTION SALES THIS DAP:

,obn @. Minor & Co. will sell at hali-pase
~ o,olock. at their store, dry goods, Kentucky
Jeans, 30. =, ,,,,oct
near the Postof,ce, real estate.
Ianrey, Alexander & Co. will cell az nalt
mast s-o'clock; at their store, strips. bellies
hams, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at hif
store. casslmerea, satlnets, &c.
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r PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New YORK
Jos Dothsge, Mrs A Worth, VN Talmadge, Mrs
@ q West, Jr. and clld, Mrs Walter Cade, Master
N Jacobs, J P Wethsrsby, j Erwin, and three Id
sreerage.
Per steamer N g Allison, from Edisto. Enter:
prise, Rockville, and Way LaDdfnQs-Mrs J >
Conner and child. Hiss n Bailey, Miss II Mitchell,
Mrs II Morello and shild. DR. O Sosnosky, Rev y
Prentiss, A n Wha!sy, W O Geraty, J Geraty,
Anden, b q Towles. q A Towles, E Seabrook,J
8 Bailey, F II Bailey, 8 Denero.
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English Metal Market.

SHHEflRLOt SDPtOulbOA -
Though 1t Is not yet much fell, change mas nn,
doub,edly occurred 10 the condition OF traoe ~
thIs town and district. There 1s notnlng Ike tne
extreme pressure whi)h was experienced montn
unmistafsble failing On In activity. At present,
hoWeyer. orders are numerous enough, AND tnere
IA every prospect OF tur having 8 good autuml
trade, The heavy branches are 1airly actlVe, anu
the demand Tor al descriptions ndSs ass Of - la daina IN m sIes
ana 10 tools generally, but In most OF tne otnel
iiaht brsnches there ii an evident falling on In the
demand. The price OF coal lie stll Delng increased,
but there is an easier state OF tnllgs ~ .nG sr tnUa
best English brands command ioil rates. pnt
there Ia q continued slackening OF the demand lor
secondary qualities, and q general decline I'D pil-
ces. That the prices OF IRON snoaia % sasiea Ia
rates Of coal "a an indication Of q rather decided
falling on in the demand.
HEWPoRT, MONIoUTHsHIRH, september z.
The ironworkers have commenced upon g Lo ant
furnaces have been kept going with regularly.
There are heavy American engagements stu on
the books, and some OF the makers nave tnelr
books full over GnTtstm as:n T foes eI ,pel nr GusIna
cleeranoes being to the United States. home
business is quiet, owing to the Inability o. manu-.
f~acturers to accept fiesh orders: In tne tln-plate
trade there Is 9 large amount or activity. ont me
hiRh prices Of iron snd fnei have materially re-
d1ced profit. The shipments OF coal during the
month of August we're as annexed :-ExporB,
foreign. q, $50 tons; coastwise 81: oto tons,
In the coal trade prices are quile equal 10 those
Of last week. Coasting freights are remarkably
good Shipments OF rails have been brlsK, me
United States taking the largest proportion. The
coke $50 tons; patent fuel 1900 tons; rails 1900
TONS: bars 40 tons; sheet 100 tons. Imports nave
come forward In nuch larger quantities than
usual, pitwood and iron ore particularly.
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FURoHaorT, BENEDICT d Co. announce TO
the public that they will open their new store
No. 276 King street, on Monday, September ~.
Preparations are made for the display oftne
very latest and finest styles of Dress Goods,
TALL descrlptions,) shawls, &C., and ladies are
most respectfully requested to inspect tae
very latest fashions before supplying them
selves for the season. Our prices will be reg.
ulated according to the lowest New YORK price
currents. Respectfully, FURoHaorT, BENEDICT
& IN. sepl9
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MEMORANDA.

LIVERPOOL FREIaHrs.-The British ship Lady
.Dunerip, now dischsrging railroad iron &c Port
Royal, has been chartered here through her agent,
Capt henry Card, to load cotton for Liverpool at
o16d on uplands. The Lady Dunerin Ia over 900
tons, and 800 bales capacity. Capt Gard has also
the British bark Granton, OF ~ tons.
capacity about 1900 tons, now on the spot, just
from Liverpool, 20 load cotton for the same port
at I'd per ID on uplands. Both vessels are en-.
gagged full, and will have quick dispatch.
The schr n Tilton, Rickard, from Georgetown,
s O, for Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven Sep.
TENDER 10.
The schr Ida Bella, Fisher, from Georgetown, 8
O, arrived at New York September 20.
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HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
A. Knox, Mount Pleasant; W. L. Smith; ].
8. Symmes, Savannah; A. N. Parry, Massa-
chusetts; George E.. Prltchett, Wilmington;
J. l. Bronson, Barnwell; j. Wilson Fonlain,
Darlington; N. 7. Talbot, Rockport; @. L.
Bartlett, Columbia; James Bell, Wilmington;
George P. Cotchett, A. P. Postell, Savannah.
Charleston.
J. 8. Adams and son, Florida; J. P. Alhan,
Galveston; 8. B. Smith, Maryland; 8. Gran
more, Canada; N. jacob, v. N. Talmage, New
York; 7. D. Gillespie. North Carolina; r.. N.
Wallace, 8. G.. Garner, South Carolina; Henry
Wallace, Philadelphia; D. c. Wilson, Beau
fort; G. D. Campbell, Savannah; J.. Wealth
prsbe. Augusta.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOB
CAsH.-That they can ave twenty per cent.
by calling and examining the stock OF Dry
Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Notions, &C., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auc-
ton and Commission House Of VIM. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate In
Charleston County have been recorded In the
mesne conveyance office during the past
week:
September 20, 1872, lot south side Warren
street, Henry A. Cohen to Alfred Bernard, for
$500.
September 20, 1872, lot east eide Savage
street, Henry A. Cohen to Alfred Bernard, for
$1,000.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.

LryHRrooI-Per British bark Granton-ls bags
nails, $500 pieces csrronware. Hranvlls, Il CASKS
mills. d cases hardware, to Hart u co; 8512 pieces
carronware, Is casks snde cases hardware, 10
bags nails, 5 anvils, TO JE Adger 4 co; 4s6 pots.
2s5 ovens, al6 covers, 9 cases hardware, 2 CASKS
dies cotton tles. TO Beard d Bro; 81 pkgs eRrthen.
ware, to VI L2Webb; 4 cases Hook, TO Watson d
Hill; 4s1 pieces carronware, to 3 Agnew q son
9 crates eartnenware, TO Asbnry & Young; 90 fo9s
pig iron, to R Mure d CO; 10000 BUNDLES tes, lou
bbls bottled beer, so tons pig iron, IA cases looms'
/ case hardware, to Order.
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being quoted at lsc OF 1XG or during the week.
The prices OF futures last reported were (basis low
mlddling) 18hc for September, 1s 8 lsc for Octo-
Der, 1870 for November, 18 5.16o for December,
l8Xc for January, 19Hc fol. February, and 1910
for March. The total iales Of this description for
the week are III, $50 bsles. For immediate delive-
~ the total SAFES foot MP this week 9l41 bales, ia
GLIDING 1884 for export, $3.50 for consumption, III
for speculation, and 2e0tu transit.
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Che Charleston Cotton, hics and Naval
Stores Market
OYF4oE CHARLESTON NRWB,
MoNniy Evurnaa. September %, 1872.

4ao On8EleSGOn SOtSOAs AANs
Stores Market
Opp1m CHARLESTON NRws,
MONDAY Ey1NINa, September %. 1917.
CoTroN.-There was q well supported snd ratner
active demand for this staple, the market showing
an easy character, but was generally freely met
by factors; sales about 1900 bales, say s at l4h,
10 at 15K, 1853 at 16X, ss at 1a, 2S at leh, 157 at
1sx, 81 at 18X, Al at 18K, lib at 1oH, 1873 at
lex, "a at 1sX, IL at II. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordlnary..s...15 gle
Low middling
s S,%dcn m3di;;na
R1cR.-There WINS q moderate demand; sales
about 40 tlerces Of clean Carolina, say 80 tcs at 80,
10 at Shc p f.
NAVAL sToRRs.-The receipts were 15s bbls
spirits turpeniine, and 427 bbls rosiu. On Satur-
day about 1900 bbls common grade resins were
sold on private terms. Crude turpentine may be
quoted at So so p bblfor virgin, So 10 for yellow
dip. and 81 80 for hard.
FkRyaHra.-To Liverpool, By steam direct, NOM
nsl on uplsnds, nominal on sea ialsnds; via new
York, Xdon uplands, on sea iDlands; oy sall,
"a on uplands, on sea iislands nominal
To Hayre- on uplsnds. Ooastwise-to New York
by steam k@xo on uplands and - on Sea
islands; 81 p serce on rice; 500 p Dbl on rosin
BY sail % p b on cotton; p tierce
on rice; 500 p barrel on rosln; So ? II on
lumber; $40 2 II on timber. TO Boston, by sal,
no p ID on upland cotton; rosln CSC; resaWed
stun $loo1o 80; phosphate s6@6 30. TO Provi'
dence, by aail SO p II on boards, hcP % on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
TO Philadelphia, by steam - on cotton;
by sal, ssR u Oh boards; 90 6o@lo on timber; IS
per ton on clay, and saass 80 on phospnatea. 10
Baltimore, by steam No p d by SAL, So 1907
Y on boards; ss@s 80 on timber; So % ?
ton on phosphate rock. Vesaeis are IN de-
maud by our merchants to take umoer ffelghn
from Georgetown, 8. O., Darlen and satilla River
Ga, aud Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports.
and slo@l2 p Il are the rates On lumber and
boards.
misunderstanding 90 day bills aH@Mx.
Domestic ExCHkNaL-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at X@K per cent. on
and sell at par.
GoLD-l8@14.
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q O B E L o :iR ! DTA,.
YIA SAVANNAH. ; go d

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR :. -
CantainL. n. Coxetter, will aves&2
O'CLOCK. for SAVANNAH, FERNA6DMA,s FAUX
sOEYRLE. PALATKA, ANOi1LLp EANDMQS,
an SN sT. JoHE,S RIVER. III .E9io;.5!a EaTS-
Returning, DICTATOR will 1eayn, PALATKA
Friday AFTERNOON, SAVAEHAHSuNDEY MORN.
MA ARRIVING ,here SUNDAY AlTEHNoGS. Il
Ain Way Freight must. be- prepatd. ~ fgar;
For Freight or Passage, having. splendid 40
Communications, agplS 2 .nos ....,.;
july27 -stat JfthG 29aseE z.:E,
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CHaohos.-To close out the balance OF our
| stock, will sell framed Chromos from 400. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
iuly30-tuths
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, Nth Irish linen fronts, for 81 90.
Also Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds
of Ladies' furnishing goods, at very low
prices.
Stitching of all kinds done to order, at No.
ISL King street. sep9-lmo
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NOTICE advertisement In to-day's paper OF
sStore to Rent next to Singer Sewing Ma
chine Office. sepzl-stuIho
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TMsCALhIopEAN CLUB met last evening at
sHibernIan Hall and adopted a set of rules for
their government. The name of the club was
changed to the Haydn and Handel Society,
and the following officers elected: James q.
Nurren, president; Stephen T. souder, vice.
president; VIM. NJ. Simmons, secretary and
,tresnsurer. Executive committee-Charles
Simmons, VIM. A. Prlngle, F. A. NOVEL;.
Musical director, Professor Senior.
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NEW AND CHEAP C%H1LDREN's CARRIAGES
V%elocipedes. Roccking-Horses, Carts, ~neei-
barrows, &C., just received at Won santens'
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. @.
jun11-tu
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E~NvELopEs.-A large stock of envelopes al.
WAYS on hand at The NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.
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OFFICE HOURS.
BUSINESS NOTICES..

FIVE CASES of new and elegant styles OF
Dress Goods just received at Furchgott, Bene-
dict & Co., No. IA King street.
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CLUBS, SOCIETIES M LODGES can have
their Constitutions, summonses, Bills, &C.,
printed neatly, quickly and cheaply, by leaV-
ng orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE.
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CRooUEr SEAsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at So 70. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. spr27-stuth
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THE WEATHER.

rhe range Of the thermometer yester-
;,.y,st The drug store Of Mr.. Joseph Black
man. on the south side OF Broad street, was
Az follows T: g A. NJ, 76; 10 A. NJ, 80; IL NJ
~. 2 I. NJ, II: 4f. NJ, II; 6 P. NJ, IS; 8 T.
NJ, 76.
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NOTICE TO DRuGa1srs.-By act OF the Leg
i~slature, druggists are required to have the
ANr1DoTE to each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. TIE NEWS Job Office
is prepared to print to order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. Speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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south Battery and Ashley River, and on the west

South Battery and Ashley River, and on the west
by Ashley River. n..., oece
Physician 10 charge, Dr.: Joseph yates so. 0%se
King and Meeting streets. Residence NO. "a ho'
The physician in charge Of this district is re.
uuired to intend at the Lower Wards Guaranouse
when called upon.
HEALTH DISTRICT NO. 8.
Bounded ON the north by City Boundary, on tne
east by Cooper River, on the south by cenLIe ~ "
Calhoun street, and on che west pS een'fe -
Meeting street - omoa
Physician in charge, d.. J. L: An acnna1ie Ella.
The physician in charge of this district ID re;
uuired TO attend at the Alm8louso WHICH, oAe
upon.
HEALTH DISTRICT no 4.
Bounded on the north by City Boundary, on the
east BY centre Of Smith street to Cannon as ssIH1s'
| then nv centre Of Cannon to Rutedge avenue,
| then by centre OF Rutledge avenue 10 1sorge
street. and then by q line running In the sane ~
rcction through to City Boundary, on me 90 s1u h1
BY centre Of calhoun street, and On sne- "s'SD'
Ai pSyysician in charge, DR.. 7. Grange simons;
/ oa,cs No IA Ashley street, opposite United states
| Arsenal. Residence No. 81 Rutledge aVenne' up
pc @ns nSVSnas In Charge OF this district is re.
CURED to attend at the Old Folks Home "nen
| called upon.
HEALTH D18THlOT Fo'
Rounded on the north by City Boundary, on Inc
east by cantre OF Meeting street. on tne squta W
centre of calhoun street, and on tne Wess ~ o oen
tre of smith street to cannon street, Lnen ~ M
tre NJ Cannon street to Rutledge avenue, tnea oy
| centre OF Rutledge avenue to Grove sIIees, t nen
by a line running In the same dlrecuon W oi''
PhysicIau In charge, DR.. Isaac W. Angel. VI.
| nee and residence, st. Philip street, Opposite sne
Tne physiciau Ia charge Of this district IS re,
CURED to attend at the Upper Wards aaardnouse
when called upon. -
From 8 to o morning; from 2 tos afternoon;
All dIspenRary patients who are aoie snaii 90
REQUIRED to attend at the oflce OF the health dls-
trict In which they may reside during the above
epect6ed office hours. The physicians IN stteno
'snce VIII afford medical and surgical relief ana
medicines gratuitously TO all destitute SICK pool
persons, residents Of their respective alsIrlcCs
applyiBr for treatment, who may, IN their opln'
Ion, be entitled to dlspenssry relief.
It IL recommended that ONCE paLlents attenu
punctually at the beginning OF the ONCE no9ls.
calls may be LETT on the slate at any time a9ring
the day at the respective ofnces, and at nignG 81
the residences OF the physicians In charge me
nnmber and street must be carefully given In all
applIcations for attendance at home.
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FINE LEAD PENCILS, uninterrupted, 45 cent
a dozen. basel STREET BAZAAR n EAs
BAY News ROOM. aprl6-tu
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n"About twelve o'clock yesterday, the house
of q colored. woman, Sarah Lewis, at Inc
corner OF Spring and slres streets. was en-,
tered by q negro man and robbed Oh several
coats. pants and other articles of clothing.
The woman. at the time OF the robbery, was
working at a residence in spring street, d.
rectly opposite her wi house, and had taken
the u~reoaution to lock her doors before leaV-
iny home. The thief walked deliberately into
the yard, passed around to the real OF the
house. drew a staple, entered, bundled up
the stolen articles in q bed.spread, n re-
turned:to the street With the bundle as com
posedly as II he were only playing q practical
Joke. He walked down the street In the same
quiet way, and has not been heard from since.
Several persons saw him enter and leave the
yard, but his manner was so fearless that no
one supposed he was not In some way con-
nected with the premises.
The Great Eastern Circus, while In this city,
was robbed Of many fancy blankets, shawls,
coats, &C., and q miscellaneous collection OF
decorative articles, comprising In all avslua-
Bile lot Of goods: These articles were recov-
cred yesterday. by the detectives, at IN obscure
shop In King street, near Mary, kept by Joseph
Jacobs. Jacobs alleges that he purchased
them from an unknown white man. They
were delivered to an agent Of the circus, who
had remained here with the hope of recover
ing them.
Captain Boyle, OF the steamer Messenger,
was robbed at Edisto wharf on the night of
the 2sth:o o. August last Of q silver watch val
ned at twsnty-ive dollars aud several other
A colored man, Wesley Steadman,
arrested yesterday on the charge of hav-
ing committed the robbery, and turned over
to Trial Justice Levy for examination. He
has been committed to jail for examination on
tte,return OF Captain Boyle to the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24

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