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% CLEAh AMI uahubEoo az wa
TER-NaTTANs,s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
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snce. to eradicate and prevent dandrut, to pro.
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from any poisonous substance, and win therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
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have been sent us from many OF our most promi.
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everything in which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
II is warranted to contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
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makes one OF the best dressings for the Hair in
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feet and uniformly than any other preparation,"
and always does so In from tLroe to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with all
the nourishIng qualities necessary to its growth
and healthy condition; it restores the decayed
and induces new growth OF the Hair more posi-.
lively than anything else. The application OF
this wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
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pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81 q
bottle. ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, D. O.
For sale by the Agent, DE-. q. BAER,
No. 13l Meeting street, Charleston, s. O.
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Hotel Arrivals-August 10 and IL.
CHARL EsTON.


]. A. Bremmer, Augusta; Jamas n. Walker,
Virginia; 8. Y. Bunting, P. P. G. c.; J. G..
Thompson, Beaufort; G. Fl. Guild, Rhode
Island; F. 3. Gordon, Columbia; R. D. Potts,
U.s.,A.; J. P. Miller, Winchester, Va; R. A.
stearns, Pensacola; C. o. Bernard aud wife,
Jacksonville; N. NJ. Bowen, Amerlcus. Ga; R.
Dorsey, Columbia; E. A. Marshall, Philadel.
phia; R. W. Hamilton, Baltimore; Timothy
Hurley, Columbia; J. W. spauldlng, Whining
ton; J. ". Scott, Florida; T. H. Mcintosh, A.
Mclaughlin, Savannah; E. G. johnson, wife
and mother. Lake City, Fla; John L. Villa:
hugh, wife and daughter, Miss Lucy s. Rogers.
J. A. Vlllahugh, Savannah; William J. DeTre-
Vile, oraDgeburg.
]. J. Maher, Jules Kahn and wife, South
Carolina; J. 8. Panchen, Rome; D. NJ. True,
Augusta; John Gill, Hugh Gill, Boston; N. Rit-
tier, John W. Gailard, Florence; W. B. Nc
Clelsn, McClellansville; F. CHASER, Chisolm's
Landing; John Elliott, Evansville, Ind; Rob't
Bowden, New York; A. McCobb, Jr., Captain
N. T. Talbot, Jr., Captain o. McCobb, Rock
port, Me-; G. 8. Laneau, Gourdln's, North
eastern Railroad; Hugh Green, Jos. Brewer,
0rangeburg.
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PaGaenEorg.

II Jackson, wife, TWO children anu selYans, s,rs
R,ordan aud wife, TS 0'Bten, BIuns' Mrs Mrs
Kerr, Magtath, JT G9 gTaS.1y srown Henry Hen
Boylston. Ii Horsey, A L Tyler, Mchis.en arraa
J ) Taller. g Guild, Mrs y Cla1y, Capt iolIes:
1,Te.sar se iSent Burrows, Mrs l Hammond,
DAVIDSON, KolIoch, LylIa. 1onnsHn' 6sfIn and
Ohisolu Geo Gage and WIFE, Mrs am ntdd S1ar NJ
swn Children. Miss Ann Murphy. T Briddy' M ME -
Ravensngh and four children, kaVanauea' nfs q .
Read + spencer, Lecession, Mrs Jones' n II !,
Aanew new and vile, MCPHERSON, ThsFln, sIna,s, W
1,'srS Kohn, F Strout, J II Teary, Stoepei'
pntgel, j Egan. and IS deck. a.
Der steamship Falcon. for Baltlmore-MIs Juo "
Els. daughter and child Mrs strauss ana
Little ,-,,,,,, ,.or, Na,u York
n NJ Trne. s Panchen, N w Vennlng. GW!1' q q
Gwin> q Mcclure, Jos Simon, Frank ADeal'
W Little, and ii sieerage. u,o Reau
Per steamer st Helena, from Savannah wa beaa' sHa
fort and other Landlngs-J fltzsimops sDG WIZ, ri
Jos FItzsimons, Uhas Harrison, A msrSnali' 2nu
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via 'sGs. Sso
sonyille. FernandiDa and savannah: oaumi s-.s ,S
Beatty, Mr. Brenard Mrs Brenard s1ealns' pars p 3
N Bowen, Van While Parsons, "oseie' ~
wade Miss Black, and three on deck.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-The closing sale
OF the stocks at A. R. SLillman's Dry Goods
House, No. 2Sl King street, still continues
Black Broadclolhs, Black and Colored Cassi
meres, for summer, fall and winter wear
Back Alpacas, Empress Cloths, and other
Mourning Goods at cost; White and Colored
Piques, Bird-Eye Diapers, Table Damasks
Towels, Napkins and Dollies, Ladies', Gents,
Misses and Boys Linen Cambria Handker'
chiefs. A lot of Silk and Glngham Parasols
and Sea Sides, will be sold for less than cost,
at A. R. Stillman's, No. 28l King street.
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between it and the ocean, which would cost
about four dollars to the running foot.
The resolution was then put and unani-
mously adopted. This ended the meeting, and
the party returned 10 the steamer. 1t had
been proposed TO touch at Fort Sumter on the
trip back to the city, but just before the fort
was reached it was discovered that two little
boys of the party were missing. A return to
the island was thereby necessitated. The boys
were found alive and WELL they had been
bathing In the surf and failed to notice the de-
parture ofthe steamer. The trip was altogether
delightful one, and was much enjoyed by
all on board. The steamer returned to the
CITY aboutthree o'clock in the afternoon.
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LOCAL L4CONICS.

The Baltimore and Washington mails failed
to reach the city last evening.
The seml-annual examination at the College
OF Charleston commences this morning.
Mr.. Matthew Ogllve, once prominent
hardware merchant on Broad street, is dead.
The weather during the past few days has
been delightful, the heat not being oppressive,
and a continual breeze blowing in from the
| or san.
The harbor on Saturday was enlivened as
usual by scores OF pleasure parties dotling its
snrtace with yawls and yachts of all sizes.
That COW case from SummerVllle comes up
again this morning before Trial Justice
Mackey.
The Comet Star Fire Engine Co.pany Is to
have fine new engine house land yet they
are not happy"
A rumor was prevalent. yesterday. that on
extensive robbery of money and other vaua-
bles had been committed on Saturday, In Sum-
merville.
The main pediment Of the new Custom
house on the BAst Bay front has been flnished,
and some Idea of the fine proportions OF the
building may now be obtained.
Major A. J. Minis, Most Worthy Grand Mas
ter OF the l. o. o. F., is on tour through the
upper counties OF the State, visiting the lodges
under his charge.
They have got an alleged burglar in Char.
lotte, N. c., named Mcclure, who is badly
wanted la Savannah, Ga, and great rattllng
of telegraphic wires ia being kept up over our
heads about 1t.
grocer, on Meeting street, reported at the
Main Guardhouse, yesterday, that paddock
bad been stolen from the door of his store,
and requested that watchful Club and Star
be placed In his neighborhood after nighttsl.
A match game of base ball was played on
the Citadel Green, Saturday afternoon, be-
tween the Gray Stockings and the College
Nine. The result was drawn game. The
doubtful point will be settled on next satur-
day.
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THE REoPENING OF CHRIST CHURCH.
Assured Success Of the New Religious
Enterprfse-A Career or oseIuihes'
Promised

Assured Success Of the New Religious
Enterprfse-A Career or USEFULNESS
Promised.
The re-establishment OF Christ Church
Shepherdsville, under the minlstratlons OF the
Rev. j. Mercler Green, is now no longer
doubtful experiment, but an accompllsheo
fact, and 1t is meeting with degree OF en-
conrapement that Is most gratifying, ana
which exceeds the brightest expectations ol
its most sangune friends. Yesterday alter-
Noon. the little church was we'll filled with
most respectable congregation, Including
manv influential members Of other Episcopal
Churches, and all expressed their gratinca-
t,on at the success attending Its re-establish-
ment and the promise OF great usefulness IN
the cause Of Christianity which 1t promised
In the future. The service was held at nall
mast five o'clock, and will be continued at that
hour every Sunday evening hereafter. YES
terdav afternoon, Sunday. school was organ
lied with nineteen scholars, and with Henry
P, Archer, Esq, as superintendent, and this
will be held in future at four O'Clock, every
Sunday afternoon.
Religious Notes.
The agreeable weather of yesterday attract
ed large congregations In all the city church.
es, the ladies especially being out In large
numbers.
The yeslry and congregation of Grace
Church have agreed to forego their afternoon
service for the present to allow the Rev. j.
Mercier Green, who Is supplying their pulpit
in the absence Of their rector, the Rev. c. G..
Pinckney, 10 attend to his mtnistrations at
Christ Church.
The Right Rev. Bishop Howe, attended ty
the Rev. Messrs. johnson, Capers and McCul-
Tough, preached last Sunday In Spartanburg,
in the course of his annual tour through the
diocese.
The Methodist clergymen throughout the
city preached sermons yesterday appropriate
to the week of prayer, of which 1t was the
opening day.
The Right Rev. Bishop Perslco, Of Savannah,
preached an eloquent sermon at the Cathedral
Chapel yesterday morning.
A quartette choir is forming for Christ
Church, and, 1t is said, will include some of tbe
best amateur talent in the city. An excellent
instrument has already been secured.
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, August g..
The Journal OF Commerce says: Holder OF Rio
report rather stronger market on restricted
offerings, but without any importa { movement
to indicate any material change IN values. There
is a fair call for stock, but the bids run triae
under the views OF sellerd, who Insist Oh full ask.
ing rates. checking operations In the local mar
ket. At Bsltm re- sales were reported OF 4200
bags by the Mlndora oa private terms. Other
growths are also held with confidence on the
basis OF former quotations, though no dealings OF
moment are made public. The jobhing trade Is
again sone%h hat broken, and full prices are cur.
rent for desirable samples, with tine advantage
rather In favor Of the selling interest.
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CODEAERCT1L NEWe,
EIpOrIa.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-5 bags
sea i-land cotton 80 bales upland cotton, s5 bales
592 bbls naval stores, $50 pkgs sundriea.
BALTIaoRE-Per steamship Falcon-194 bales OF
upland cotton. 81 terces rice, 632 bbls rosln, $50
car axes, 80 car wheels, $4,000 feet lumber, 26
rolls leather, bags wool, bundles hides Y hid
tobacco. 20 packages sundries.
PROVIDENCE, K I-Per schr Hattie-l53,645 feet
lumber
WILMINGTON, DBL-Per schr o Rommel-45o
tons phosphate rock
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A MueoUrro FLEET.-A large crowd Of
ladies and gentlemen were attracted to the
pond at the east end OF Queen street, on Sat-
urday afternoon, by four miniature steamers
which were steamIng over its surface. They
rode swiftly and gallantly over the waves,
ard drew forth the admiration of all specta-
tors. They are owned By Mr.. 8: Ayeilhe, who
took them out on that occasion for trial trip.
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BUILDING MATER1AL.-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 Plnckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf, He keeps, also, French ana
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &c., from the
best manufacturers. mchS-fmWlyr
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THERMOlIETRIC4L.

The range of the thermometer on Saturday
and Sunday, at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph
Blackman, on the south side of Broad street,
was as follows: Saturdays A. NJ, 81; lo a.
NJ, s5; IL NJ, 81; 2 P. NJ, ss; 4 P. NJ, So; g +.
NJ. sc; 8 P. NJ, SO. Sundays A. NJ. 50; ~
A. NJ, IS; IL NJ, 81; P. NJ, 90; r. M'' o'' .
M. Sc: P. NJ, SO.
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New York Naval Stores ,Iarket.

NBw YORK, August 9.
The Journal OF Commerce says: The market
for .plrits turpentIne Is 1rm at sic. The demand
Is light at the moment, but the amount OF stock
here 10 moderate. For parcels to arrive buyers
have the advantage. sales are l9O Do az Ole; 100
bbls to arrive at 50c and 100 bbls sellers, Opllon
Lhis month at 6Oc. R0slns-The market Is very
nrm, with moderate stock and q fair inquiry.
Sales are 200 bbls common strained at So go; 1000
bulls straiued at So 85 Nat; 800 bbIs No. and No
at $4a4 60 900 bbls pale az S. and 6I0 bbls Lae at
SIS rs. We quoe strained rosin at So 85a3 75;. No.
at So S0a4 rs; No. 81 so; extra pale and virgin
at IS 76a7. Tar is quiet. Last sales OF Whining.
ton rope at 81 371Sa4 so.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Nnva
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.

OFFICE CHARLKsToN NEWS. I
SATURDAY EVENING, August 10, 1872.
CoTToN.-There was some demand from buy
ers, but factors were holding rather above their
Views, and the sales were confined to bales,
classed low mlddling, at 19c p fb.
RIcs.-The market was quiet and no business
OF note reported:
NAVAL ST0Ras.-The receipts were 122 bbls.
spirits turpentlne and $50 bbs. roBIn. There were
no sales reported. Crude turpentIne may be
quoted at So 15 for virgin, So 10 for yellow dip,
and 81 so for HARD
FRBIaHTs--To Liverpool, by steam direct, noni
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, I'd on uplands, %d on sea islsnds; by sail,
nominal on uplands, on sea islands nominal
TO aaVre onnpands. Ooastwlse-to New Yors
by steam 50 on uplands and = on sea islands;
81 90 p tlerce on rice; eoc q bbl on rosln;
oy Bail re p lb on cotton; p tlerce
on rice; 6oc p barrel on rosiE; So 2 Il on
lam GER; $40 = n on timber. To Roston, by sail,
&c ID on upland cotton; rosin Csc; resawed
btud $lo91o So; phosphate $5@6 so. To ProVl.
deace, by sail $40 p u on boards, &c p b on
cotton; oy steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
40 Pnila iephis, by steam 81 q on cotton;
oy SAL, $aR on boards; 50 6o@lO on timber; So
per ton on clay, and $aas3 go on phosphates. To
Baltimore, by atsam 1Ic p fb by coil, Sc SCOT p
on boards; ss@8 80 on timber; So 26 2
Ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are in de-.
mand by our merchants to take lumber lreights
nom Georgetown, s. O., Darien and Satilla River,
sa'' and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports
aud $io@12 p II are the rates on lumber and
boards.
misunderstanding go day bllls 241@243I.
DOMESTIC E10HANGH.-The banks purchase
sight Checks on New York at par q Y premium.
and sell at 1@H premium. Outside they pur.
chase at 1.l6@x premium, and sell at s-l6@x
premium.
GoLD-14H@l6H.
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@ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT
ANUEs OF Mr.. and Mrs. MATTHEW oGILVIE are
invited to attend the Funeral OF the former, at
The First Presbyterian Church, THIS AFTERNOON,
Mt O'Clock. augl2s
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@r CHARLESTON TURNVEREIN.-
Members ore requested to attend the Funeral
Services Of our late Brother-Member, Mr.. L..
KOEsTER. at No. l2 Anson greet, THIS MORNING
at O'Clock. BY order OF
augl2-* THE PRESIDENT
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ns- WASHINGTON LODGE, No. s, A.
F. M.-You are hereby summoned to attend the
Funeral Services Of your late Brother.Memoer,
c. ]. Fl. CAsTENs, at hIs late residence, No. lS6
King street, THIS DAY, at half-past 3P. n.
BY order. 7. E. SFRoThEh'
aupl2 Secretary.
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@ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs OF General and Mrs. r. d. ANDERSON
are Invited 10 attend the Funeral Services OF the
latter, at st. Mary's Church, basel street. at 10
O'Clock THIS monday MORNING aug12
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MaRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, d. G. C........AUGUST II, 1872.
;,aI 81 deg u mu 50 sec Lon 7sdex 81 min 27 eec.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.


steamship South Carolina, Beckett New YorE
left 7th Inst. Mdse: To Wagner, huger cn.
CO, southern Express co. q Aimar. ANIME,
] Archer Adams, Damon u co, DR. q Baer, Edwin
Bates d CO, BOYD, n Bristol CO. y bdTt q
co, " N Bird d co, W Bee co, u 5isse,l, sss
Blschofr & co, Cameron, Farkley co. Byrnes,
Crane, Boylsson & co, L Ohapln, Csmppe!l,
Clscius, L cohen co, H Cobia CO, J Duval q
SON, Douglas Il Miller. Dowie, Noise & DAVIS,
Fairly 4 co. b + Fleming co, D Grldstein & Sen,
FUrsythe, McCOmb & CO, Feldmann q 60,
N Fogarte, E Frost co. = urchsott, Beae.
dict & co, J h Graver, Grayeiey, Ge[ats q
co, drawer Bro. Holmes Z Galoer, L dsaI Han q z
Hunt, N IS Hendricks A Hiils 8 ysncovlch, DR. f
KelIers Johnston, crews CO, Johnson Mathis,
Kinck, Wickenberg 6 co, Kinsmsn S., srGs =
co, Lalane & CO, A Langer. Marshan co,
Martiu Il Mood, g Minor & CO, McLoy hlce'
VIM Mckay, F Murray, Lo'z, ID Nathan,
Mowry Son, Murphy Little q GO. CO. sernaGI panI
l. co, N Porter, Paul, Welch Rrandes, Q
Poppenheim, Havenel Il co. Ravenel, aolmes q q
co. L Sheppard, SEetrens, Werner q DucKer, w
Skrine Silcox, Soiomons, stoaaaIa onn.
well, Toae, Wagber Il MOnsees, PWIneman
& co, NJ TrIest. s Thomson. Tedeman, Calder d
CO, volgt Dvogt, Wietsrs; Wnite, ;,sona Won
SH Whittemore & Rhodes. s O Railroad cn, Order,
and others. August 9th, ID, lat A 40. long
Is 4s. met Span sh lron-clad man-of-war, bound
North.
sonville, Fernandlua and Savannah. ! bale OF
n, W cotton, bnls sugar. 10 bales vanilla, 10 tcs
rice, l27 empty bbls. To Ravene co, N Bird
l. co, Witte Bros, Fraser & Dll II Blschof co,
X II Gourdln, and others. , po,,
fort. &C. Mdse and sundries. To Ravenel, holmes
steamer Planter Foster, Peedee RIVER via
- ~
81 ores 2 bales upland cntton. mdse and sundrlss
To Rayenel, nolmes co, Mowry & son, James
Vidal, Whilden Jones, Barden q Parker, ErIs'
Adger & CO, Salinas Kinsman. HoWcli, Jas
Allan, WAGNER d Monsees. Laurey, Alexander d
CO, StelTens. Werner Ducker, Bollmann Bros, L
Deltz, QuacEenbush, Esti Il co, Crane, Boylston
& co, W L Webb, ) Marshall d CO, + Bates
CO. and Order.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
schr Hyue, Babb. Rockport, Nee days. Lime
To J z Stocker.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
James Adger Il CO.
Steamship Falcon, Haynle. Baltimore {
Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, Woods Hole, Mass, via
Cbisolm's Island, Ga-Street Bros Il CO.
schr Il Rommel, Risley, Wilmington DEL
schr Hattie, McCintock, Providence, l.
Cohen Wells.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York.
BrigJ w Spencer, Thomas, Union Island, Ga.
Schr Minnehnha Douglass, JacksonVi le.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Falcen Haynle. Baltimore.
Schr Serene, Jones, Richmond, Va.
FROM THIS PORT.
British bark Jennie Armstrong, Blown, at Ly
erpoOl, August 2.
Schr Palma, Rankin, at Georgetown, q, 1st
August.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Granton, Rowland from liverpool. July 26
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NoTIcE.-Previous to removal to our new
store, No. 275 King street, Browning's old
Dry Goods stand, we will close ont oil OF our
present stock at extremely low prices.
FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street. iuly22
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auction Sales This Day.

John G. Milnor & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at residence Coming street, opposite st. Paufs
Church, household furniture.
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at MS
store. Photographic implements, dry goods, DC.
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funeral Nptlres.

w THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances or Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. q. cASrENs.
and OF Mr. and Mrs. H. Gehrs, and OF Mrs. J.
Mehrtens, are respectfully Invited. to attend the
Funeral OF the former, at his late residence, NO.
1855 King street. at half-past O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON. au8Z
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@ GERMAN FIRE CoMPANY.-YOU
are hereby summoned to attend the Funeral Ser
vice, Of your late Brother Member. @. J. q. GAS.
TENS, from his late residence, No. 1se King
street, TH1s DAY, at hslr.past p. N.
By order. J. Il. oSfESponFF'
auu12 Secretary.
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II o B F L o B D A,
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR. .aE.A
Captain L. N. Uoxetter, will leave =
Charleston every TUEsDAY EVENING, az hail past
O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FERNANDlNA, JACK.
SONVlLLE PALArkA AND ALL LANDINGS
ON ST. JOHNS RIVER
Returning DICTATOR will leave PALATKA
THURSDAY NIGHT, SAVANNAH SATURDAY MORN
ING ARRIVING here same afternoon.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, having splendid ac
commodations, apply 10
RAVENEL & CO., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
july27
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DRESS Goods DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
g. Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
Just 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 &
Co., No. 24s King street. mayl6
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ARRIVED.
schr Palma, Rankin, from Charleston, O, lst
August.
CLEARED.
Schr Warren, Robert, for New York, with na-
val stores, Sd instant.
Schr Ida BELLA, Fisher, for New York, with naval
stores. Sd instant.
Schr R Floyd squlres, for New York, with ma.
val stores. Sd lnstanr.
Schr 8 Webb. Hpmar, for New York, with ma.
val stores, Sd instant.
Brig n E Dana, O'Nelll, for Boston, with lum
ber, 9th instant.
Schr Ridgewood. Derricksen, for New York,
with naval stores, 5th instant
Schr " P Cox, Newell, for Philadelphia. with
lumber, 5th instant.
Schr Palma, Rankin for New YORK; With naval
stores, 7th instant.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
John Baker was bound over by Commissioner
Porteous on Saturday 10 appear at the next
term of the United States Court, to answer The
charge of selling liquor and tobacco without a
license
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ORANGRBURG August 9.
Sales during the week OF bales. We quite:
ROCK HILL, August 9.
Under rather uufavorable crop reports, ihs
market for the past week has ruled steady anu
rather upwards; middllngs 1sc; sales oales'
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TSCHE BRUDERLICHER

~ DEUTSCHE BRUDERLICHER
BUND.-You are hereby summoned to attend the
Funeral Services Of your late Brother.Member, O.
J. H. CAsTEES, at his late residence, No. 1856
King street, THIS DAY, at half past P. NJ.
BY order. W. MlCHAELiS,
aupl2 Secretary.
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ne DEUTsCHE sCHUTZEN GEsELL-
scHAFT.-You are hereby summoned to attend
the Funeral Services Of your late Brother.Mem'
Der, O. ]. II. OASTENS, atlnis late residence, No.
lso King street. THIS DAY, at halfpast P. ID.
By ortler. ID. d. KNEE
auo1o Secretary.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, August o.
The Journal OF Commerce says: The current
dealings are on q moderate scale, with prices
maintsined for desirable lots. Sales 40 tlerces
Carolina at Sha9c, ESQ bags Rangoon at 6Ta7cH,
and 100 bags Patna at 7Aasc.