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New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR s0urHAaProy AND BRBMES ,.,,.s
DAY. Ju1 10, froD BeSsn Per- foot lAa'i hoo"seA' ."
ss.%sap BRrMgS Capt Lade~is, on SATURDAY Jaly 90
RATS Oh PASSAGE 70 LONDON HAyRB. AND bREMES,
TArAnr1 ~ GOLD on IT'S Haui'AANr u tIr2o
frst
Second cabin
For frsft passage. appiJo oKLRiGiis 90 Assa.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ Ihk GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs NAIL
sTTfAsshIPs T BETWEEN EEwYORA AND HAVRE, CALLING
Ie splendid vessels @ fyqhte the Continent Will sail
Hoh slef Ne ~ north River ls iol0Vs
ST LAUREN r....... July q.
Eouan August ~
vILLE DE PiRs sarnoat RD1I segemDer
or PASSAGE N G0ID 0Scisdins vine,
r,c... TO BRBsT OR HAyRE 49,
EXcURsi0S TICKETS AT Sf''Rf RhbTCED fiSeH RATES.
Ihese steamers 10 d oissenzers
BY si Of S n s''gg ao o % .S. s1s G'1iPs S1 FaS q % %
% ,a a..s m Of crossing ne SsS beside time trouble
THE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
yoyr51i WEEkaT l,r, TO 9gsENsTows AND LIyERPOoL.
FokIhl1HTLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT
From Piers ~ and T, North River
TO QUEENSTOWN ARD LIVERPOOL:
sNSp1 SeHN & Webster sAIIBDAY yri7 20 at 200
HOLLAND Basg....s1T1RB4i August a. = a. 100 10
EGfPI Grogan ruRDAY. August 10
TO LONDON DlRECr
THE OllEN Ibos,s " F0Ssi1,I Iur a ~. " 80, i, p N.
HkLVbIIA WEDNESDAY August p. D. n
SAsn Passage so 500 currency.
Prepaid seese Liverpool CsnstO-l LOadSn erf1
t0r further information the c9mPany 9se No 50 Bo4
LIMITED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND and
- AUSTRALIAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LISE-The steamships Of
s hne appointed from San Francisco for NEW ZEALAND
MAY p, SEPT. II,
J{iE JFTE g e SSGTT 2
For frsgLt and Massage applv 70 >
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY .. l81L

'assengs- stson NewIork corner Twenty syent aad
FourthaVe. Entrance Tsent7 seTenthsL
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ATTENTION,
MANUFACTURERS :
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT ELrZ1BETur0RT y J.. FOR
SALE UPON EASY TERMS
Counlrp Real estate tor 5alc.

TOR SALE-ST0CK or GRAIN FARM two
A mics east of Kndsho0k I.a .rf
Ntaniz lulngs splendid olef Adies PAtttaON lRDs ta
Paterson. \. J. or Ohe OBJ CLar-e.rst, y. J.
GEORGIA LANDS.
VI FOR SALE SEvEE Lots containing raie
tie Thilteenth % arl
s. as 5n and ~, The arls mraV.
liuted ef NI BE- so
dress < A W. Box los Tribune Lee.
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| lOFFct.tl WEDNESDAY, July II, 1877.
Presentation. John Cochrane, President, and quorum
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FOR SALE cheap, for cash-A rlot IF =
4 valuable LOTS sec, and Tmri-.tr I.Hake,
EXCHANGE FOR other proper value. Inquire CJNiUYs
butcher. shop. Ia 3l0rrs-s.. NeE -York C..g.
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Coma 1slan0 Real Gslate for Salr.

FLUSHING, L. I.-FOr SALE-A handsome
4 BUILDING LOT location al that be- 4-sr4. 30
wax from either " twI aep8s p each
sunday best railroad that Ne-forE, adsout
churches ami other mproveac
puce 25Oi A,h. Aldrs A. c. box il T. o. New
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
New -lersen Real Gsiaie tor Cdle

TOR SALE-AdjOinIag the pleasant ylllgr
l. Of Wesiei J. 10 GrairI ha rolI .-e PROP
ERTY Of p q Lsa roa- .sn lying b,' suhsg
good twooy nnieru ult house. rooms llr
a. ing veil Of ur, Tster; barn, AMI 4I r ol' l
order; o. fruit lys portion
LIAM DAVIS Tribune OLca. y. l.
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NIORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
4Fl-PTopcrty Of ll kuts or sale .1t Pen. AII.c.s
THEODORE AYELs MllHstoun. y J.
ON CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JER-
~ SEY. haBisom. so-3tory Ac HOUSE I heater 1at4
azd acre ol LAND isr .as low Al ol
rutland WHITING : bsehuan-st
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

HEAVY RANs.-The long-continued drought
has ended In more or less steady rainfall,
which has continued since last Thursday at
ternoon. Between two aud six O'Clock on
Tuesday morning the city was visited by a
violent wind and thunder storm, accompanied
by some hall and an unusually heavy rain.
An intermisaion of few hours occurred
about noon yesterday, but in the afternoon
the rain commenced agaiL, and kept up pretty
steadily during the greater part of the night,
varied by occasional hard showers.
Accounts from the line of the Northeastern
Railroad report an abundance of rain in that
direction.
The Savannah papers, of yesterday, contain
accounts OF remarkably severe rain storm in
that city during the Two preceding dsys. The
streets in many places were completely sub
merged. Numerous cellars were flooded, in
flcting losses aggregatiDg many hundreds of
dollars. A large hole was made in che main
sewer, and several minor ones were consider
ably damaged in similar manner. Itwas the
heaviest rainfall that has occurred there since
The storm of August last.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07
STILL ANOTHER SLATE.
Bran New Ticket by the '"Progres-
sive Republicans"

A well attended meeting of the "ProgreesiVe
Republicans" was held at Howards Hall, last
Monday evening, with N. B. Delany presiding,
and J. B. Washington, Jr., secretary, at which
the following ticket was put In nomination:
For governor, A. J. Willard; for lieutenant
governor, ]. Bruce Howard, colored; for Sec
reta-1 of State, E. J. Adams, coloredi for at
torney-general, G. D. Melton; for adjatant ana
inspector general. J. N. Hayne, colored; 1or
State treasurer, F. L. Cardozo, colored; 1or
comptroller-general, R. Tomlinson; for super
intendent of education, NJ. A. Warren, COL
ored: for sheriff, Macon B. Allen, colored; tor
clerk of the court, Edward W. Lee, colored;
for coroner, John W. Miller; for school COM
missioner, Aaron Logan, colored; for SOLICITOR
B. W. Seymour; for Judge of probate. George
Buist; for county commissioners, F. G. Miller
and VIM. Fields; for members Of the Legisla-
ture Ward i, IA. Williams, colored; "ara =
A. T. Williams, colored; Ward 8, NJ. Caulheld;
Ward 4, Alexander Williams and J. B. Mush-
ingtop, Jr., colored; Ward s, A. A. AspinaiI'
colored; Ward 6, Charles Vanderhorst' col
ored; Ward 7, Abram Taylor, colored; Ward 8,
R, N Gregory, colored.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07
LOUISVILLE, August Q.
The New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, August 2.
The Financial Chronicle says: lne chief fea-
lures or the market during the past week mas
been steady decline III ,s Se o,TSe ,o o
creased sales for export, and quite brisk de-
mand for consumption. The Liverpool quotation
has declined, and there have been reports Oh ln'
jury to the growing crop; onS heit,eI VI s1ese
idea being 10 close out the stocks on hsnd. At
the reduced prices, there appeared yesterday
some revival OF speculative confluence, IL Delng
possible that this and the next montn may nave
been cversold, and consequently tnele was
slight recovery 10 prices for those months. To-
day the demand continuing good both for export
and home consum ption, there has been an ad-
vance In the quotations Tor spot cotton OF an Il,
and about the same advance I0r contracts lor
August and september The pi,cSs !oF 1utufes e
August; 20 5.lSc for september; 10 7:l6c for Oc-
tober; 1870 for November; Is 7.l6c for December.
The total sales Of this description LOT The week
were 9l,80O bales For tmmedlate delivery the
total sales foot up this week "a, ,oso Dales, inclua
ing 924l for export, 63i9 lor consumption, none
for speculatlon. and none In transit.
The Daily Bulletin OF Monday, August b, says:
There has been q decided Improvement In the
business on spots during the plst week, both In
on export way and for nome eousump.lon. Our,
no really new features, and the tendency appear
ed to be toward lower range or Values Liver.
pool remained at low figure, tnougn recovering
fartning during the week, D9G setCling oack 70
small margin for them at this figure. and have
been operating to sume extent. IL ID thought,
however, the transactions on shipping account
have been mainly In the interest," OF the ring"
which, In its desire 10 reduce tne st0ck anu
maintain the corner on the "short." disregard
marrtns on SHIPMENTS. The Greek houses, the
principal shippers are overloaded with cotton on
the other side, and the bulk Of the stock they
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07
LOCAL L1CONICS.

A condemned ship was burnt yesterday OF
Remley's Point on Cooper River.
Mother Theresa has been reelected Supe-
rioress of the Sisters of Mercy for the fourth
time.
CAPTAIN Franz MeeherS, of the zeitung,
will sail for New York this afternoon, on the
steamship Georgia. He contemplates an ao-
sence of TIVE or three weeks, and Will comolne
business with pleasure.
William H. Henderson and William ). NC
Laughlin, under sentence OF ten years i"-
prisonment In the Albany Penitentiary lor
robbing the United States mail, will leave
Charleston on the Georgia, this afternoon
under the care of Deputy Marshals Hendricks
and Reed. .,
A letter has been received in this city lro%
Mr.. J. A. Alpers, who disappeared quite SUI
den,v some time in November last. he 10
now in Cincinnati in good health. HIS iamliy
have left Charleston to join him. The letter
gives no explanation Of his abrupt departure
but promises one at some future time.
Livery stable keepers and other owners o.
vehicles are getting loud In complaint against
the condition of the streets generally, partlcu'
larly of Meeting below John, and King oelo"
Calhoun. They allege that their Venicles are
constantly receiving serious injuries from RUS
and holes. Cannot the committee on s'ree's
look Into the matter?
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Is Your STOMACH UNEASY ?-Many dyspep-
tic Crnsus would be willing, it Is sald, to give
half his wealth for an easy stomach. If this ID
fact, why do any of our 'solld men" con-
tinue to endure the pangs of indigestion. ls
it not patent to the whole community that Hos
letters Stomach Bltters will cure the worst
case of chronic dyspepsia In six or eight Weeks'
No occasion for the expenditure OF half for
tune; a few dollars will snfiic'. to accomplish
the object. Surely every p''l who Is not
ssand blind" to the great utiltarlsn OF the
day must know that this celebrated vegetable
specific promptly relieves all diseased condl-
tions of the stomach, liver, bowels and ner-
vous system, restores their vigT and imparts
regularity to their functions. Is your epigas.
trium uneasy Is the vulture, disease,
gnawing at your liver? II 80, resort at once
to the Bitters. aug5-mwf3D3w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

TIE Mills House FURNrTURE.-A large
number Of persons assembled yesterday cppo-
site the Charleston Hotel to witness the sale
ofahe Mills House furniture. Alarge portion,
consisting of the choicest pieces. had previ-
ously been disposed of at private sale. The
bidding was active, and the articles with few
exceptions brought fair prices. A handsome
rosewood piano of seven octaves brought one
hundred and seventy-fve dollars. Ordinary
cottage chamber sets sold for twenty-five dol
lars. Mattresses three and four dollars each.
Sofas ten to sixty dollars each. Bureaus
seven fifty to thirty dollars each. Common
carpets twenty-five to sixty cents per yard;
Brussels sixty to ninety cents. Blankets one
and three-quarters to two and three.quarters
each. A fancy desk brought forty dollars.
The sale will be resumed this morning.
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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS..
The Daily Bulletin of Monday, August 9th

The Daily Bulletin Of Monday, August 9th,
says:
New potatoes are a trlfe easier In tone,
but without quotable change. Our quo
tations are in bulk, In shipping order
SOC per bb must be added. We quote: Early
Rose, Southern 81 75a2 II; Long Island $2a
2 So; Goodrich. Southern, sla1 IL per bbl.
Vegetables without decided change. We
quote: Green corn slal rs per 100. Red on.
ions per barrel 81 60a2 IS; do Connecticut
50 5Oa3 per 100 strings. Cucumbers, Long
Island 25c per 100. Squash, marrowfat, per
obi, $lal so. New turnips s1al 50p per Dbl. Cab
bages ssal4 per 100. Beets, Jersey, 81 30.
Tomatoes, Jersey, slal rs per crate. and Long
Island 81 50al 62 per basket. Egg plant 81 SO
per dozen.
!! Peaches are more plenty to-day and easier,
lut with this exception there is little, If any.
change to notice. We quote: New apples Sla4
so per bbl, 25a50c per crate. Watermelons s30a
IS per 100 for Georgia, and sl2a20 per 100 for
Virginia and Delaware. jersey whortleber-
rles 50 5Oa3 per bnshel and sal0c per quart.
Nutmeg melons S2a3 per bbl. Pears, common
50 50a3; do Bell $5a6; do Bartleits per crate
sSa5. Peaches, Delaware sla2 so per crate,
75ca$l so for baskets; and Jersey 4Oca$l rs
per basket,
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THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
Municipal Court.

John Smith, drunk and dlsorderly, two dol
lars. Francis Marion, lodged by trial )us-
tice, delivered to warrant. Charles fraser,
sexton of st. Paul's Church, failing to return
a burial certificate, dismissed. Charles broWn,
obsceIlty, ten days.
Common Pleas.
The only case of Importance before jugs
Graham, yesterday, was motion Tor q ne"
trial 10 the case of Fox against the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad, in which VeralcC VI
five thousand dollars damages for Injuries re-
ceiyed by the plaintiff from an acciaeht-on
That road had been rendered at the last regu-
lar term of the court. The Judge refused 10
GRANT ,he motion. A notice of appeal 10 the
Supreme Court was given by the counsei ior
the company. om
Irnit-d states mmisstoner's Ohce.
q Platt. a storekeeper in the Parish OF st.
lanes Goose Creek was bound over to appear
Of the October term of the United States Court
for trial, on the charge of selling tobacco
without license. A s,orekeeper at Summer
vile, brought up last week charged win sell
ing liuuor without license, produced his
license and was dismissed. John Scharlock,
selling tobacco without license, bound over
to appear at the next term.
Trial Justice Courts.
Robert Fishburn brought suit, yesterday,
before Trial Justice john Mackey, against the
savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
for the value Of two COWS killed on that road
Mr. Mackey decreed against the company ior
thirty dollars and costs.
cicero Gibbes was up for abdactlng Serena
wiao minor. The girl was engaged 10 ee
married Marie TO Cicero, and wished to avoid being
token into the country, whittier her mother
was obout to remove Monday afternoon the
connie eloped, but a constable, armed with a
warrant, interfered before the knot could De
tied Both were lodged in jail Monday night'
yesterday the girl was returned to her mother,
and Cicero dismissed on payment Of costs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

PALMETTO PAPER.-The Savannah News
SAYS: 1--WE alluded some weeks since to pro-
posed experiment in making paper from Pal
metto leaves, and stated that several bales OF
leaves had been taken to Philadelphia for that
purpose. We now have before us q specimen
of paper which Is the result of the experiment.
1t is of good texture and very strong; the color
is little dingy, but this, Of course, can be re-
medied. 1t is contemplated erecting mill In
Berrien County for the manufacture OF the
paper, and company will be formed with a
capital Of $s0,0O0."
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rbe Cnnrleron Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

.,. Cnnrleron Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, August 8, 1872
corroN,-Themarket had firm character, but
tho otf-ring stock was light and held strongly.
Sales only 20 bales say at II, at 17h, at lS3lc
Quotations nominal.
RICE here was fair inquiry for this grain
at full prices. Sales about 100 tierces OF clean
carolina, about 90 OF which were sold the DAY De-
FORE say tierces at TX, 20 az TX, IL az tx, az
&c. and the day before 20 tIerces at I, 80 at az,
at SIC. We quote common to fair at 7@7Ac;
good 7I@sKc.
| NAVAL SToRRa-Receipts 1876 bbs Spirits tnr-
pentne, 5s6 bbls rosin and 10 bbls crude turpen-
tine For roslns the marketis frmer and higher,
with sales since Saturday OF about 1000 ools OF all
grades at So 90 for strained. So for No. 2, $3 rs
for No. l. s4a4 25 for low pale 81 5oa4 Is Tor pale.
Spirits turpentne was quiet and no sales report
ed. Crude turpenline may be quoted at So l5
for virgin, So 70 for yellow dip and 81 so for
hard.
FRHIaRTs.-To Liverpool, BY steam direct, nomi'
aal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, IA on uplands, IA on sea Islands; oy sal,
nominal on uplands, on sea Islands nominal
To Havre- on uplsnds. Ooastwise-to New forK
by steam 50 on uplanda and = on sea islsnds;
81 so p tterce on, rice; 6oc . Dbl on rosn;
by sail Xc 2 b on cotton; = tlerce
on rice; SOC p barrel on rosin; So on
lum Dor; $40 p II on timber. To Boston, BY sa'l'
10 p n on upland cotton; rosin CSC; reaaWed
stuff s1O91o So; phosphate $695 go. To ProVl'
ience, by sail SO p II on boards, ho y ID on
cotton; by steam 81 = bale on New York rases'
To Phlla ielphis, by steam 50 p on cotton;
by sail, $sP II on boards; 50 bo@1o on timber; %
per ton on clay, and $sass so on phosphates. TO
baltimore, by steam 10 p h by sal So So@7 =
Y on boards; $S@s so on timber; ~ 10
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de-
uand by our merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown, 8. O., Darien and satla RiVer'
la-, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo@l2 p n are the rates on lumber and
3oards.
ExonANaH.-sterling go day bile 24h@24x.
DOMESTIC E1oH HANaY.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par @ premium.
and soil at x@,f premmium. Outside they pur'
chase at 1.ls@X premium, and sell at S-l6Sx
premium.
| GoLD-13H9l5.
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range. This checks operations on their part, al.
though they are not slow to avail themselves OF
any marked decline here that would offer them lib
range OF Values has met the views OF spinnsrs,
and considerable amounts have gone into con-
sumption. The call from this source Is mostly
for the better grades which are held at the close
in diminished supply. The STOCK OF all grades
has been reduced about 5000 balss during the
week, as a consequence Of which the market
closes strong. The decline during the week
amounted to 10. On Monday the market lost
Xc and on Wednesday another quarter. while on
Friday there was recovery Of an eighth, lesy.
ing the net decline for the week ending Friday
evening OF &c.
The fluctuations are shown by the following
comparison Of the average closing prices Of spots
and futures on the dates given, on basis of low
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

THE Couch OF A NIGHT1NaALE.-At the
sale of the Mills House furniture yesterday
the mattress upon which Miss Nilsson slept
while In Charleston brought double the price
OF any other. This reminds us of the Jenny
Lind lunacy many years ago, when the cham.
ber furniture used by the songstress was sold
at auction, bringing fabulous prices, and when
q New Orleans merchant, the lucky purchaser
of a porcelain utensil-we forget whether 1t
was a wash basin or slop urn-flled it with
champagne punch and passed ltaround among
the unsuccessful bidders.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

TIE PHILADELPHIA STEAM LINE.-The steam
ship j. W. Everman, of Clyde's Philadelphia
Steam Line, arrived here yesterday from the
above port. She brings lcrge and valuable
cargo OF general merchandise. The Everman
is lust from the hands Of the mechanics. and
has been entirely renovated and rentted at
the workshops 10 Philadelphia, her boilers and
much of her outfit being renewed, and her
hull and machinery has been carefully ex-
amined andssuch repairs made as 10 place her
In first rate order. Her excellent condition
is such as viii not fail to give entire satlsfac-
tlon 10 the shipping public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

F1nEaEN's PARADE AND ToURNAMENT.-rhe
y,rilant Steam Fire Engine Company, of this
city, have received On invitation from tne ia
zelles, of Augusta, Georgia, to participate in
nremen's parade and tournament, t" be held
In that city on the 23d OF October next. The
yigilants have accepted the invitation, and
anpoin,ed a committee to make the necessary
arrangements Tor taking their engine With
them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07
New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK. August 3.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts 3, today le2
.tnrnentine. loo do tar spirits turpentine has
been in fair request and sales at about former
prices, although at the close the tone shows
tribe weakness. Sales 460 bbls q. 90 snipplag
IsHa5oc. Strained rosn very quiet nut Prices
arm at So 6oas 85 for common TO good straneo.
The Gner grades In moderate demand and stesdy:
Sales 100 bbls pale 81 76: Tar scarce, tne msIket
beinu almost bare. which has not happened before
since the war Pitch In moderate Jooolng DE-
mand and nrmer at $3 80 for city delivered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

BUILDING MATER1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, Sashes, BllRds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 50 Plnckney street.
The above are 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. mch8 fmwlyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07
New York Rice Market,

NEW YORK, August g..
The Daily Bulletin says: The stock OF PatDa Is
values. Ranpoon is moving moderately, and re-
mains steady aE unchanged Ggures. Carolina is
selling with q fair degree OF activity with MN
Tone consequent upon the light stocks mere ana
az the South. The sales are 276 bags Rangoon at
8Xa7kc, 100 bags Patna at 71Iasc, and Do terces
Carolina at 8Ha9o.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
Il 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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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, rrom New York
Tim hurley, Geo Strong, David Lew, JenHs' y
Berpmann, Mr. Barker, Mr. Davis, A Meyer W
SIaff.n. " Camp, Chas Stoll, LIZ ST. II. Mrs n
a phillips, N Fish, Ingrnbam White, Miss T
Barley. q = Hockey, X . Barley aud WE miss 50
PeaEe, T N JaGrsy, Josephine knight, W Behe, W
Codsa, Lewis, and four deck.
Per steamship Falcon, from Baltlmore-E ID
Sell, ] ] Jackson, y K Gendersdorl.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07
EoR NEW YORK.. 80,
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE. SO ga!s..
ESTABLISHED ls45. !'sa.E

The splendid sidewheel Steamship JAMES
ADGER, T. J. Lockwood, Commander, will
sail nom Adger's South Wharf on SATURDAY, Au:
~ The JAMES ADGER Is handsomely andIcom;t
fortably lifted up for passengers, and Offers
great Inducements to travellers going North. y
~ Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence, and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns. q r. :, :. !,
For Freight or Passage Engagements, apply ID
|. aug6B JAMES ADGER a. CO.. Agents, Il.
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DRESS GOODS AT sToLL, WEBB & Co.-Three
thousand yards more of those super Bareges
and Japanese at l24 cents, worth rs. 3OOC
Yards at G yards for 81. 1000 yards ~
English Cambrlcs at yards for 81.
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waaa1nelon 1ou Lodge, 1. 0. G. T., at T. ID.
Stonewall Lodge, K. P, at 2. NJ.
pioneer Fire Company. at 8 P. NJ.
wagner Artillery Club, at 8 T. M.
Palmetto Fire Company, at S P. N.
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