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TIE New YORK VEGETABLE MARkEr.-The

The new, YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
Daily Bulletin of Saturday, June 8, says:
The market for old potatoes continues along
without new feature oflnLerest. New Bermu-
dus have been advanced SOC per bbl. New
Southern run rather poor, aud prices snow
quite q wide range. In vegetables string
beans appear somewhat scarce al the moment.
Cucumbsrs are lower. Peas trife of for
Long Island, but other kinds about The
same. OLler kinds are without essential
change. Our quotations for potatoes
are In bulk; In shipping order SOC per barrel
must be added. Bermudas are held at 50 from
dock. New Southern 81 50a5. We quote old as
follows: 81 75a2 rs per barrel for Peachbows;s 81
5Oal rs per bbb tor Early Rose; slal rs for Early
Goodrich: $lal Is per barrel for Jackson
whites; 81 60al rs for Prince Alberts. In Vege-
ables wee quote green peas $3a4 30 per Dol.
do Long Island TWO pushel bags So 90.
Carrots S4as4 SO per barrel. Radlshes 6Oa75c
for Jersey and Long Island, per 100 bunches.
Russia turnps s3as3 so per barrel. Parsnips
81 6Oa$2. Onions, 6Oca$l for red, and about
the same for white Spinach 75c per barrel.
Bermuda tomatoes $la$l l2per box; do onions
So yer crate. Rhubarb $2a3 per 100
ounches. Jersey and Long Island asparagus 81
az 90 per dozen: do. Oyster Bay s3a3 so per
dozen. Lettuce 81 5da3 per 100. Sprouts 81 90
per barrel. Cucumbers 81 SO per crate. Summer
SQUASH per crate 81. New turnlps s2a6 per l0O
bunches. New cabbages s2a2 60 per Dol.
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TLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
N ATOMS.
W. R. WARN NER Il co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA

w. h. w ~ d d u,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Offer the FLOWING assortment Of Elegant Pre-.
parsnons, now used by Physicians everywhere.
Send for Price Llss to DR.. q. BAER, Chsrleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills, powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss Of
Nerve Power, &c.
Elixir Ctnchonta Cslisaya -
ELIXIR Pyrophosphate OF Iron
Elixir Oalsaya, IrIn and Blsmuth
Elixir Oalissys, ferrsted
Elixir Caisaya, Iron and Strychnia
Elixir Blsnuth tiu.'io.
Elixir Pepsn, Btsmuth and strcyhnia
Elixir valerianRte OF Ammonia
Wine OF PepsIn
Bitter Wine Of Iron
Wine OF Wild Cherry
Ferrated Wine OF Wild Cherry
Uomp. syrup OF Phospnates Tor Chemical Food
syrup e o. Hypophospnitss tfor Consumption Bron'
Losenges VI Pepsn and Iron
Licorce Lo2enges, cotaining Vanilla, Tolu, &c.
Elixir Taraxacum Comp. This is = rev and valu.
of the Dandellhn, Wild Cherry and Gentian,
associated with Anomalies. II is very
agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside from
Its medicinal virtues, It ia u.eful as vehicle
and for masking the bitter taste OF Quinine.
Elixir Gentian aud Iron .t
Elixir Bromide Of Potassium.
syrup Phosph. Quinine Iron and Strychnfa. tAit.
ken,s SYRUP for Debility and Nervous Pros.
tration, Indigestion, OhloroaH, DC.
Elk. Valerianate OF Strychnia
Elk. Phosph. Qutnine. Iron and Strychnia (of the
greatest service where there " q tendency u
ParaysHl
Beef, Wine and Iron. an elegant combination
especially aerviceable In cases Of children and
delicate ladies'.
In addition TO the above, W. r. Warner 90
manufacture full line OF Fluid Extracts and
Sugar coated Pills, all OF which are to DO had a
Manufacturers Prices. OF
DB. II. BAER, No. 1a1 Meeting street,
mch23 dkw0moa Charleston, y. O.
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TIE EIGHT-H0UR MOVEMENT.
The Strikes Assuming al Serious AS
pect-BIoodshe In New York.

There is considerable excitement In New
York relative to the strikes. On Thursday
carpenter named Brownell was shot In the
head whlle at work by striker, who was ar.
rested. A gang of strikers threatened to drive
the workmen from the new Masonic building,
but the police drove The mob away. Tle
police were compelled to Interfere to protect
the workmen from the strikers at the new
buildings corner of Hester street. and the
Bowery, corner of Eleventh street and Third
avenue, and on Nineteenth street and Seventh
avenue. Threats were also made against the
workmen on the public sewer at Tenth street.
Those at work say they will kill any one Inter-
fering with them. The rock blasters, who
struck work on the public sewers at East
Ninety third street, threatened to destroy Inc
steam drill and drive of the few men at work
with 1t. The coach painters are also threaten
ing the men who are ut work 10 the factories,
and It was feared that the striking wOrkmen
would attack the gas works. Al the of pla-
looms of police are kept at the stalion-honses
ready for service. ". Weinberg, striking
cabinet. maker was held to bail In one thous-
and dollars for threateniDgto burn Keh's eabi-
net factory, because the workmen there have
not struck.
The proposition of monster parade by the
eight hour league on Monday, (tU-day,) will
probably be adopted, and If carried out over
forty thousand Workingmrn will parade, as
this number have struck since The flrst of June.
or this number some 5000 10, 10000 remain
Idle, and will probably remain so as long as
their savings hold oIt, unless the bosses en-
p.oy them sooner. Some apprehensions are
felt lest they resort to mob violence.
NEW YORK, June 8-Evenlng.
There hos been meetings OF the various
trades this mornlng, nearly all indicating that
there will be large tnrn -Out on Monday. The
gasmen struck this morning. Large detach-
mepts of police are stationed ut the different
gas works to prevent disturbances If any oc-
cur. The workmen propose 10 strike for eight
hours, and it is feared The city will be In The
dark TO night. Meetings OF German furniture
makers Continue large and enthusiastic, the
men evlncing as much determination as on
the hrst day OF the strike. Although threaten
Ing no violent measures, they ara gradually
msnlteslng bitter and revolutionary spirit.
The sewing machine workmen. formed pro-
lectiye union Today. The AmalgamaLed En-
ginecrs' Society mediate q speedy strike for
eight hours. The st. 0risplns fove ~rosUty.dI
to strike against o reduction Of wages. The
printers threaten 10 join The eight hour move
ment early In July.
ALBANY, N. Y, June Z.
The workingmen are moving here 10 inau.
glrate demand ior the eight hour system.
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TIE GROWING CROPS.
Reports from the Interior Press.

The Union Times says: "On Sunday night
last slight shower of rain fell In this neigh
borhood, and we learn that partial showers
visited many other portions of the county
during Saturday and Sunday, doing much
good to the crops where they fell. Since then
the weather has been windy and extremely
hot, and the effects Of the rainB are now
scarcely visible. The wheat harvest has COM
menced, aud we are pleased to learn that, al
though the straw ls short, the heads are full
and plump, and will yield we'll In quantity and
good in quality. Corn does not seem 10 grow
for want of more rain. Cotton looks well.
Gardens gone up.'"
A Branchvils correspondent of the Orange
burg News says: "All is bright with the
planters and farmers at this time. The crops
look tne. The stands of cotton, together
with the size, up 10 the present, are equal to
last year, and perhaps superior. The quantity
planted is greater than that planted last year,
and blooms may be seen In this section OF the
couRIry few days hence. The different
manures produce wonderful effect upon the
various crops. Corn looks we'll and promises
large yield for the quantity planted. Should
the seasons continue as they have been ior
the last three weeks there will be plenty
made"
Tue Anderson Intelllgencer says: "Partial
showers visited this county on Monday last,
but In this Immediate vicinity there has oeen
no rain"
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The Victory Won Z
SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

philadelphia was in darkness Friday night,
owing to the strike OF The gas laborefs.
Judge Wm. Yerger, a distinguished cltl-
zen of Jackson, Miss, died on Saturday.
w. F. Beers, night editor of the New York
Tribune, Is dead. Cause, congestion OF The
brain.
DIR. Lanahau, of the Methodlst Book Con-
cern, was committed TO jail In New York on
Saturday In default OF $50.000. for libel. He
has since been released on $4,000 bail.
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vorable with the corresponding months of last
year. Use OF fertilizers has largely increased
In some counties, but has diminished In others.
The supply Of labor seems to be about the same
in amount as last year, having Increased In
some counties and fallen off in others.
FLORIDA.
Our reports from his State are meagre.
The average increase in acreage is reported at
six per cent, with about the same acreage In
corn as last year. Fertilizers very little used,
with reports OF an unfavorable and backward
spring. A slight Increase In labor Is also re-
ported. PERRY NUaENT, Cotton Factor.
R. DEGAs. Cotton BUYER.
HARRISON WATTS, Cotton Broker.
VICTOR MEYER, Cotton Factor.
RICHARD FLOwER, Cotton Factor.
or the Committee on Information and Sta
tistics.
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GREAT STORM IN THE NORTHWEST.
CHICAGO, June 8

CH1CAGO, June g.
Reports concerning the great storm of
Thursday night in Central Illinois show that
an Immense amount OF damage was done. In
Peoria, Fulton, Knox and other counties IN
that section Of the State the destruction OF
bridges on country roads has been almost uni.
yersal. The most singular circumstance OF
the storm is the running up stream of the ILL
pois River. The immense volume OF water
that poured into that stream created back
water, and there Is q strong current running
northward. The river last night was still
risIng rapidly, and fears OF serious damage
from this source were entertained.
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GRANTS BAYONET BILL.
LAST HOURS OF CONGRESS.
Gallant Fight OF the Democratic MI
norlty Against the Re.enactment OF
tho Force or Ku.KIuI Bill.

WASHINGTON, June s.
The Senate, at nine o'clock this morning,
passed the sundry appropriation bill with
ninety-two amendments, including Kellogg's
supplemental force bill, extending Federal
election regulations, which now apply to
cities Of twenty thousand Inhabitants, to all
voting precincts. The fight over the force
bill was very bitter. 1t passed by thlrty.one
to twelve.
In the House the sundry appropriation bill,
with the Senate amendments, was received at
noon.
Mr.. Garfield (RadlcaD made motion that
the bill be taken from The speakers table and
referred to the committee on appropriations.
The Democrats opposed this, as the enforce
ment act had been put on the bill by the Sen.
ate, aud that amendment was Objectionable 10
them. As the bill was on the speakers taole,
1t required twe-thlrds vote to take 1t up, but
II 1t should be referred to the appropriation
majority vote would pass It. As long as the
bill remained on the speakers table the DEM
ocrals had the power 10 prevent its passage,
and this they announced to be their Intention,
unless the Objectionable amendment was taken
off, as the responsibility of putting 1t on rested
with the Senate.
Beck (Dem.) offered resolution declaring
IuoI LILO dCllUu vi lilo OOudOC puILa5 oh Ihio
amendment was In violation of the Conslilu.
tion of the United States, and directing the
clerk Of the House to return the bill LO the
Senate, with The request that they rescind
their action on the enforcement act amend.
ment. Upon this Beck moved to suspend The
rules and pess it. This mOh0n was defeated
by vote Of "a yeas to 81 nays.
Garfield (Rad.) then moved to suspend the
rules and refer the bill to the committee on
appropriations. This Was negatived by a
sirct party vote Of 81 yeas to 81 nays-it re-
quiring two-thirds. The House then resumed
other business. An all-night session is prob
able.
The Victory Wont
WASHINGTON, June 8.
The conference committee Of the two
Houses have agreed TO strike out the supple
mental force bill amendment from the 'snndry
appropriation bill. The prevailing opinion Is
that the Senate will concur rather than risk
an extra session, which the loss of the bill In
wolves.
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NJ o T I o. E.

rhe BATTERY BATHING HOUSE, OF White
Point Garden, has been thoroughly re1aired In
90 18th Instant for accommodation or visitors.
The Soda Water and Ice Dream Departments will
be under the immediate snperlntendence OF the
Proprietor. Tina liking the puolic for past favors
l would most respectfully Solicit their patron.
age. II. M0HANMON,
mayT.tutha Proprietor.
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BALTIMORE, June 8.
The clerical COMMITTEES by which charges
against Rev. DR.. +. D. Huston, of the Meth.
odst Episcopal Church, South, have been tn-
vestIeated, after O session of deliberation
through the entire night, at i've O'Clock this
morning declared him mot guilty" OF the
charges The report acquitling the accused
was signed by all the members OF the COM
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OLD WORLDS TOPICS.

LONDON, J1nb 8.
The Daily Telegraph, this murning, says It
has reason to believe that negotiations with
the United States Government In relation TO
the definite settlement of the consequential
damages controversy are progressing sails
Interest In the race between the Atalanta
and London crews, which Is to take place
next Monday afternoon, increases daily. The
betting is now three to Que against the Amer
lean crew
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, June 9.
Clear and partially cloudy weather, with
lIoht winds. Ia probable for the South Atlantic
coast on Monday. No dangerous winds.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time.
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profess .onal.

11rofess .onal.
nR. r. B. 81 E W I T T,
No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET,
CH ARL EST N, 9. c.,
Usa be consulted on the following diseases, and
diseases OF q kindred nature, free OF charge
and 10 strict confidence. Charges mode
rate and within the reach Of all. Of
flee hours from "a NJ. to P. H.:
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
In all arthritc complaints, as rheumatism, gout,
neuralgia, &c this practice ts almost perfect
The most Intense pains are almost instantly re.
lieved, enormous swelings are reduced, imos
which have been contracted and still for years are
relaxed. Gases Of twenty, thirty aud forty years.
standing have been cured by me after all otner
A great Accomplishment Is my triumph over
pain By which can often. In few moments.
soothe ami carry Oh the most eXcrucidting SUI
ferings. II this syst-m did nothing more tnan
to relieve pain. It would stand superior TO any
other system extant.
CATARRH.
stopped.up Head, Running of the Nose, constant
Hawking and Splitting, constant Blowing Of
the Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most annoying, dls.
agreeule and offensive complaint, Uatarrh, with
out knowing what Il Is. often the 6ecreCed mu.
cous, flowing down the thioat. clogs up the lungs
aud lays the foundation ior consumption.
The most skillful physicians fall to cure It.
cure any case OF obstruction, stopped up
head, discharges Of greenish. thick, thin or gary
mucous from the nose, internal or external PAIN
or iuilness between the eyes, constant olowing OF
the nose. iunammsti n OF the nasal psssa ges,
liberation OF schuclderian membrane, &C., In
the coarse OF few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises In the Head, Otorrh@s,
olitls discharge from the EarD Paralysis OF
Auditory Nerve.
lam daily treating all affections of the ear with
the most gratifying results. Some VINO had pau
aurists nearly $1,000 without benefit have been
cured by me in q few weeks at . moderate e1-
peuse. 1,,D.eIo
Mercury, injudiclously used. has Oiled Tn, eartn
with wrecks or humanity. Thousands auner from
its effects who have been unconsclously oruggeu
by their physician. ills vain 10 attempt shs c9se "
body, Although have heard 0f several so.called
antidotes for mercury 10 the human body, nave
never Let seen physician who could eliminate
IL from the system.
can satisfy any patient or physician that can
alb ,olutely abstract lnercury, lead, zinc, ana
olher miueral poisons In every case.
CANCERS.
Noll.me .Tangere, Lupuse, or Wolf Cancer, Sell.
rhns Cancer, Fuugous Clncer, Rose Cancer,
Spider Cancer.
Imske q great sfecialty In the treatment OF
avery description OF Cancer and Tunors.
HHw many Cancers and Tumors are WronfQlly
treated py Ger. aiu charIatsns styling themselves
"Caucer Doctors.n
any one OF these cases In hand and make per-
manent cure.
Nv Terms for treating Cancers. &C., will be
based on the age and condition Of the patient,
and the positive certainty OF cure.
msy258mos
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marriea.

O'MARA-AOROSO.-O the 4Eh Of June, 1872,
at the residence ofthe Brides father by the Rev.
D. J Qnigley, JOHN +. O'AARL TO HARkiRT L. H.,
No cards. ..@r'=
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NoTr-The weather report dated TAT O'Clock
,his morning. viii be posted iu the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
together with the weather chart, may 10Y tne
conrtesy OF The Chamber) be examined 0y snlp'
masters at any time during the day.
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Hotel ArrlvnIs--Junc 8 and 8.
PAVILION.

George Mckenzie, New York; George F.
Clark. Louisville; Jas. W. Grace, Charles NJ.
Grace, Colleton; NJ. @. Hall, A. & 8. Railroad;
John H. Kearney, Philadelphia E. Fryer, Pee
dee; Rev. Bouvier, Canada; F. F. H. Peck,
stono; Thos. P. Rowlett, Augusta; W. v. sar-
Wis, Savannah; Joseph R. 8. Penhet, South
Carolina.
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CHARLESTON.

]. F. Wallace, J. D. F. Duncan, YorkVille,
8. c.; WIN. a. Trescot, Pendleton; B. B. Nc
Creery, Columbia; Edward Carroll. Branch
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Haynes, New York;
Edward Capel, London, Great Rritaln; W. L.
Brenner, K. E. Reason, Jus. R. Graves, 8.
s. John, Mrs. Whitehead, augusta, Ca; Jose
Wall, Havana; VIM. R. Frigg, Richmond, Va;
J. Garsen, E. A. Marshall, Philadelphia; Chas.
D. Ashcroft, wife and daughter, New York;
s. O. Gillette aua wife, Miss Gillette and maid,
Augusta, Ca; Robert NJ. Kennedy, Camden,
8. G.; 8. 3. Wright, G. q. Wright, Beaufort
J. W. Childs, Miss Davis, Florida; G. L. Carter,
New York; Mrs. G. q. Burhans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall, Mrs. Cowper, Savannah; VIM. Cor
man, Columbia; j. R. Mears, E. R. Mears, q.
8. A.; Josiah Sheppard, Brooklyn.
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Drngs anb Msblrines.
ARE OPPORTUN NIFTY.

Desiring to retire from business. ofler my
stock OF DRUGS, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Glass,
&C., together with fixtures and accounts for sale.
Ny retail trade 1S among the largest 10 the city.
Competent asd polite clerks Will remain With the
purchaser. For further particulars. address i'm
media ely, R0BT. q. TATEk,
jun10-l* -. Savannah, Ga.
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RAILROAD CON-
" PAEY.
&@0@sy aS
CHARLESTON, 3. O., February II, 1871.

29Y
CHARLESTON. .. O., February II, 1s7l.!
Trains Will leave charleston DAILY az lo.l6 A. NJ
Arrive at charleston GOO "A. n. Mondays ex-
Train does not leave Charleston 500 p. Il, Sun:
DAYS. ..i .i'f GF-f
Train leaving 1o.l5 A. n. makes through conneo.
tion to New York, via, Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In a honrs-
Passengers leaving By 90, P. n. Train have
OF VIA Portsmouth and Baltimore. Thnse leaving
FRIDAY BY this Train lay over on SUNDAY ia,Bal.
timOre. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun;
DAY ln Wilmington N. U.
ant route TO lacinnati, Chicago and otnsr points
West and No Invest, both Trains making con-
nectlons at Washington with Western Trains Of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroa :. !.5a.
Engineer ana Superintendent.
P. L. OLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. mav2l.i
OAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
- RAILROAD.
&W 81
CHAnLEsroN, asrch 80, 1877.
On AID after SUNDAY, March 8lst, the Pas.
senger Trains on this Road VIII run "a follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Charleston daily. y.......:........ $50 ?. u.
Arrive at savannah daily y.............e. e.46 2. H.
Leave Savannah daily ..ll.30 r. d.
Arr'7e at ohafleasqn paY sal5y EhxIT ''0 n
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. a16 A. II.
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. 41S p. d.
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 500 A. d.
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited. 4.0b p. II.
Freight forwarded daily on through bills OF lad.
Ing to points In Florida and by Savannah line Of
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given 70
freights for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Kailroad and e. as low rates a. by any other line.
Tickets on sale at thia ONCE for Beaufort over
Port Royal Railroad. y. g. GADSDEH,
EHglneer and Superintendent.
8. O. BoYLsT0H, Gen'l Ft. and f1cket'Aaent.
apr1
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We Invite the attention of our readers to the
following report of the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange OF the growing crops for the month
of Nav.
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TIE HUSTON SCANDAL.

The workingmen are moving here 10 inau
g,lrale demand ior the eight hour system.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-29
TORNADO AND FLOOD.
Great Destruction of Property and
Loss of Life. Ifll50i'

from Versailles and other points in the south
west of Missouri, says that terrible tornado
passed over Morgan county on Saturday even
ing. On the farm of Avery Fisher and others,
houses, barns, orchards, fences, etc., were COM
pletely destroyed. Jacob Blosser and child,
and Mrs. Blosser, Avery Fisher, his wife and
twelve others were wounded, only five of whom
are expected to recover. In the vicinity of
Florence a great number of houses, barns ETC.,
were destroyed. At Verona Sunday night there
was heavy fall of rain, which flooded a large
part of the town and carried away railroad
bridge and long stretch of the railroad track.
The house of George Greenlock was swept
away, and himself. wife and child were drown
ed in the valley of Spring River. Immense
damage was done, whole farms being complete
ly ruined. At Springfield and it's vicinity the
rain fell in torrents the whole night. Part of
the railroad track was washed a way and other
damage DONE - 80 80 r-.-f