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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08
WASHINGTON NEWS.

nounccmcnt:
president Grant has submitted 10 the
,,tornry- General Tor his opinion the status
,,jiralion> in her case. the muddlc thereon
Lrtn which Congress was plunged at the last
lesion. The conflicting position OF the Radl-
..fr.u-niycrs Butler and Wade, the lattcr's
,,,,',.,IIiro admission Of the wrong intended
',' '"r,lctrltcd in counting votes.
~, limiting representatives TO seats and
.',,,tinn cC senator's. &c.. &c. whether all
No circumstances. and under the recon-
lion.
- The object Of inquiry is understood 10
I've that the Executive may determine what
action, II any, ne can or should take upon
.nn suggestions oi the Radical partlsanS
,yho want Georgia paced under martha!
1.,"
ARREST FOR ILLEGAL REGISTRATIoS.-On
SATURDAY. evening George Williams (colorcD
WAS arrested and brought before Justice ID.
4. smith for Illegal registration. Williams
lives in Bclt>ylllc, ana Is registered III the
third ward. Attcr ms arrest ne dlNulgca
The names ~ H''So h"ii'n'' o' oth'r COZ
or.a men VINO are hoII-tt>Ilcll's oul are re-
E>trrei IN TIC cay ana warrants nave nccn
i,>.rI for their arrest. Justice smith held
drai dollars. Mc>>n>. bciir!cn ana bcii
lr;n- hi sHrctirS. ne cltiZehS committee
ARE diligently III WoIN, 1'lu nave poSltNc ~
formation 'Ha' WI! ''nu 10 thc arrest OF ail
who have "'rn 0'I',acd INTO fi"iA'lon OIL
i'r registry a"'--A"' "'e"f9enc3,
Oh.
TIL" negroes mere shoulu DC served IN the
sam. manrcr.1
----
THx NrGR0ES IN WAsHIHGToS-The Ma
tiund Theatre opens for short season to-
morrow evening. and ii is expected test
.,,e will DC made under the ordinance just
passed ny the City Councils iorblddng dis
;.n.riou among the auditors on account of
Inv by the Mayors signature. the managers
- theatres are determined, if any col0red
person applies for seats among the white
fulk.. t. refuse eucraly.-Icicgranl IN Bal
,n.g~s Sun.
toL"EEp MEH ~ tHh ny X Aid ~ Is
irrd@N, Tor Ill" hr>I IhiG Ill inc history OF 'he
Washington '",H-!H". WV 'oioloo MI,
commenced WORN ~ J"!nC!' ol an cquW
iuutlnS"dh Tie Nh't|>: Ihes were ioiiiicil!
slaves. and employed III various service du-
.i@@ The "1I.-b"H'moTc sun, 'M.
LID ISIS @f ,. 80 80 ~ ~ ~
q. the Commissioner OF Internal heyenue
was recently received 10y Assessor " ed
rlrh Of Buffalo:
"IEEAStKf DEPARTMENT.
coffee or lNTERHAL kEFENuE,
wv ASIIINGToN, May Il, 1903.
">ir.-ln your letter OF May III you ask
the following question Are persons ira
Yelling from place 10 place selling cigars by
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE Mt %
" per dozen for piuts and $l2 for quarts-saidto
equal the French wine.
CLARET. on draught and In glass;
OLIVE OIL.
MOCHA COFFEE,
MEDICINAL FRENCH BRANDY, OF direct
importation:
lust received by j. B. KIDD,
les No. III Broad street.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
C0AGJEINE.

COAGULISE.-Jus received another
I supply OF this valuable article. II meets a
want long felt, and by Its use broken articles OF
china glsss, ivory, leather, etc., can be made as
good as new. Being transparent the joint In the
fractured article is scarcely tscernible. II resisss
equally heat and cold Ore and water !; and so great
Is It's tenacity that Il has been known 10 resist
weight OF over 30 pounds. The Journal Of ip-
piled Chemistry speaks OF 1t as great Invention
Iling gap In The appliances OF science. For sal.
by J. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist,
my q s2s Broad street.
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SINGULAR REASONS FOR PATENT:-a
patent was issued on the Sth instant to Dan
icl L. Conklin, Of Baltimore, Md, for a de-
sign for a cooking-stoye. Mr.. Conkhn, III
his application, says The essential features
Of my design arc First the NnGlni;a. MA, s' ;he
coat oi-arms on the side doors, WIN the
words " SIC Semper Tw"am1ts" ana, sec
ond. the name StoneWall," which is APP
piled above the said doors, or i'll other con-
Vcncnt places.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Freight contracts made to and from all ports:
Special attention given to purchase ana shipment
Of lumber guanos. hay. and general merchandise;
also to sale of every description Of southern pro-
ducc.
Consipnmcnts solicited. ap I5--am@
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ROARDING AND LOOPING.

IA PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
4 CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA
The undersigned having leased this house, SO long
and fayorably known under the proprtetorsh1p or
the Messrs Wards, and having reftted aud refur-
nished It throughout in the most elegant manner.
Ia now open for the reception OF guests with all the
appointments Of q trst-class hotel.
J. b. BUTTEKWORTH CO.,
mvlT-3m Proprletors.
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81 PER DAY. - FER DAY.
SPoTsWooD HOTEL, ,c.,uoxn y.

The undersigned, having leased this the only FIRST
class hotel located on Main street, and within one
square of the capitol poot-ofice, custom-house,
theatre and the great northern and southern rail-
road depots respectfully inform the public that 1T
IS NOW OPEN. II Will be thoroughly renoya-
ted. and refuruishcd To some extent.
This hotel Is world-renowned as the headqunr-
tiers OF the Presiden. and Cabinet officers OF the
late Confedcracy. II also contains the historic
rooms of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase
The travelling public are cordially invited TO
make their home at the Spotswood- where taey
will find every comfort and delicacy That THIS ana
other III arkets can supply.
Express and Telegraph Office In the building
j. N. Subj ETTy
C.. b. LUCK,
..-.--..--... w. u. BISHOP,
mys Proprietofs.
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ColnEn MES ~ THE NAyy-IARD.-IcS-
,rrday, tor I'll" first time in the history of the
Washington naVy-yard, two colored men
commenced work rs joincrs on an equal
lootinswtth the whites: They were formerly
rim. The wuv.-B0himOrc sun, tn.
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LICENSES OF TOBACCO DEALERS AND PED
,rrs.-Thr following letter from the office
q. the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
was recently received by Assessor Weld
rich. Of Buffalo:
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TIM NrGR0ES N WAsHIHGToS-The Ma
,ianI Theatre opens for short season to-
morrow evening. and ii is expected a test
case will DC made under the ordinance just
,..>>a! ~ the City Councils forbdding dis
:.nr1ou among the auditors on account of
~t.. o- color. should the same become 4
Inv bv the Mayors signature, the managers
# theatres are determined, if any colored
person applies for seats among the white
fHs.. t. refuse ucrally.-Tcicgram in Bat
..-fI.-. Sun.
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PARIS, June 7.-Elcanor Won the prize OF
the city of Paris at the race to-day. Inc
Emperor, Empress, Prince Imperial, eNs
Queen Isabella of Spain, Queen SOPHIA OIL
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

uAWES r. SUTTON Gate Register of
L L the Virginia Land ONCE has. resumed tho
PRACTICE OF THE LAW,
and will attend the courts Of the city OF Richmond
and the county of lienrico.
Office Marshall Hall, south side OF the Capitol
Souare Richmond Va my 4--3m
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MAILS FOR CuINA.-Thc Government has
made contract with China so that here
after book packets, including printing pa
pcrs of all Kinds, will he sent to Hong Kong
hy way Of san Francisco. Postage must be
prepaid at the rate of ten cents for four
ounces This includes delivery at the point
Of destination in China. Returning, the
postage from Hong Kong to any point III
the United states is six cents on four ounces.
Boxes must not exceed two feet in height
and one foot in width and depth. 1t IS esti-
mated that this arrangement will effect a
saving of fifteen days.-Notso"at l"tetA-
QehCgr.
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Y OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
Inow offer full and complete stock oil
READY-MADE CLOTHING
for men s, youths, and boys wear at greatly
reduced prices.
Also. an entirely new stock OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
III A t.
IF NIL fine Leading STYLES, which am prepared to
sell retail at wholesale prices.
Please call, before purchasing, ut
Nj. w. ROSES, No. 3eS BROAD
WV, am corner Fourth street.
SECOND SUPPLY OF THE LATEST
= STYLES OF STRING AND
SUMMER CLOTHING
for mems. boys. and youths wear.
VERY LOW PRICES.
cAssIMERES. CLOTHS AND LINENS,
IN all coors.
ry OTITJNG MADE TO ORDER IN STYLE AT
va SHORT NOTICE.
A fine stock OF RMS II Nc GOODS,
THINKS &C., always on hand.
,,-7 avn 1917 Main street.
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, /
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, January 26. 81.
COTToN.--This article was in moderate request
during the morning and buyers operated to q hmi-
ted extent at rates equal to &c 2 ID for low mid
ding, bat New York kilograms having indicated
better condition of that market sellers here gene
rally asked an advance, and some transactions too
place at frmer prces but the market closed quiet;
sales about $50 bales, viz: "a at 2e4, 46 at 26h 81
at26x, 1S at 2sz, 22S at 27 "a at Elk, 155 at 27,
and 2S at 2Sc. We renew our quotations OF the day
before. but theyare nor.nal holders generally ask-
ing asc for middling, say
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .....25 @26H
MiddIng ............. ..ZitaG-
By New York classification we quote:
Low mldding. ....".....".... .27h@-
Middlng. ...............-.. ......2s g
RICE.-The market for this grain continued firm,
and the article wus In good request sales about 800
erces Of clean Carolina say go erces at Be. 40 at
81, 80 at 81, 30 at s3. 2sat 1916. so at s, 40 at
S1616e p b; We quote common to fair clean Car
olina at sasK, good s5sa8X, common prime at SzSa
815-1ec p ID.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Champion. from New York-John
G Mitchell, L Allen. Nrs z O Twining, Mira " Kre-
walls and daughter, BrauTs, II Warren, Miss D J
Richmond. c G Stors. wife and child, D " Goodrich,
Edwards, E Clark, wife, child and nurse, L n
Reenstjens. Murphy. j McManus and wife, B Hats.
Hill. Hill, F Gurney, G Guinness A Greer. Jacob
Gunst, N Gunst, Miss Gunst, Miss T Gunst. Miss
F Gunst r n Isaacs. Standard wife, child and
nurse, Miss B Gunst, Miss q Gunst Master Gunst,
Black, E Elmendorf, H Cornell, Duyckinsk,
F W Waldo, wife, two children and nurse, Miss j
Cornell. Master Cornell. Mrs 81 Cornell, Mrs
Elmsndorf, s Burkett, L Howes, Mrs Austin, La
palise, and in steerase
Per steamer Pilot Boy, Savannah via Beaufort
Hilton Bead, &c-Mrs Tavel, Boone, EaVey, j
Wilson, Miss Wilson, J Wilson. Young and
wife, q Lyman, J Devereau1 Z Williams, \
Suchepen, L Leitch, W Garden " Towes, o
Crosby, Bucklin, L Girdley, b McCormlck,
] D Robertson Misses Carroll, e Baker. Gen Gurney,
R McCants, A Eustis. Captain Mathewes and
wife, and 16 on deck.
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Drugs, Gbtmifals, Gtf. :.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
For Diseases OF tho Throat
and Lungs, such as Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Coug b,
Bronchitis, Asth ma and
Consumption.

PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN THE WHOLE
history Of medicine has anything won 30 widely and
so deeply upon the confidence Of mankind as
this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints:
Through long series Of years. and among most o.
the races OF men, 1t has rise higher and higher IN
their estimation, as IL has become better Known Its
uniform character and power to cure the various az
fections of the lungs and throat have made 1t known
as a reliable protector against them While sdap'ed
to mider forms of dseIse and to young children, 1t
is at the same time the most efsctuh remedy tnat
can be given for incpent consumption, and the dan
gerous affections of the throat and lungs. AS pro
vision against sudden attacks OF Group, 1t should De
Kept on hand in every family, ard indeed as an are
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all saould
be provided with this antidote for them
Although settle CONSUMPTION 's thouent 1ncufa-
ble still great numbers OF cases where the disease
seemed settled have been completely cured, ana
the patient restored to sound health by the CHERRY
PEoToRAL SO complete is its mastery over the dis
orders Of the Lungs and Threat that the most on,
stnate Of them yield to H. When nothing else could
reach them, under the CHERRY PEcToRAL they Sud-
side and disappear.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great protec.
ton from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved and often wholly cured
by it
BRONCHITIS is generally cured by taking the CHEZ
RY PICTORIAL il small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we neeo
not publish the certificates of them here, or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
rnaintafne1
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 25.-TuRPEsTHE-Is In
demand and prices better Sales of $50 bbls at s3 80
for oof and 50 20 for hard and 500 bbs at So 40 for
soft, and 50 25 for hard-all per 280 lbs.
SPIRITS TURpENTSE-Is firm and has advanced.
Sales of 123 bbls at b2hc, and Isl bbs at sSc per
Ros1s-There is an active demand for the lower
grader, and market fIm, The sales to-day reach
1770 obls OF So for strained and No 2.
TAR-Has advanced 15c, and 11e bbls sold at 81 6O
per bbl
Corros-Msrket quiet and prices lower. Sales of
50 bales at 6c for mixed grades, and 27c for mid
ding.
IH1BEn-Eight RATS sold to-day OF STAT 50 for or
dinary. ssss 81 for fair and Sl2al2 so per for e1-
tra mill
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rosnos January 2s-Ncon-Consols 93A; bonds
75x.
Afternoon.-Bonds and stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, January 26-Noon.-cotton dull; up
lands 11xda11 I'd; Orleans 11kda11Ad. Sales 5000
bales. Bombay shipments to 22d, 5000 bales. Corn.
old, 35s to S5s Sd.
Af.ernoon-Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
heavy and nominal
Eyenipg.-Cotton easier, but not lower; uplandf
l1Xsl1Hd; orie,rs 11Ha11Xd.
HXynE, January 26-Cotton on the spot and afoas
opened dull On the spot frame SO ceuttmes; ahoat
franc Sc centimes.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 26-Noon.-Stocks steady and
firm. Morey easy at per cent. Exchange 97S.
Gold ssA. 62's, 11sH; North Carolina bonds s2;
new 52Z; Virginia. OK coupons, 6sa; new 6sa.
Flour s cents better on shipping grades. Wheat
dull and unchang - Corn quiet. Lard frmer at 20
a21. Cotton firm 2sX cents. Turpentine quiet
at S. Rosn in M derats request at So GCa2 60.
Freights AImsr.
Evaaing.-Cotton firm and quiet; sales 16o0 bales
at 2sXc Flour declining; State and Western super.
fne IS s0as 35 common 10 fair extra Southern Sc Soa
726. Wheat dull Corn unchanged Pork hrmer;
new $50 Soa31 25 Lard frmer at 2la2lAc Rice
dull; Carolina ea!oc. Sugar more active; aavan
u%c. Coffee Arm. Molasses quiet; New Orleans "a
a7sc. Turpentine 55hassXc. Rosln 50 6oaS so.
Freights frmer; on cotton by steam I'd. Money
closed sharp at per cent. Gold closed steady at
9SH. Sterling easier. Bonds closed strong, old 1SH
a1sK; new sxasx. Border State bonds generally
lower In sympathy with other stocks.
RIrrrsSopp 1anuarv 3ul1 M o2o E1nur
dull; lower grades hrm. Wheat dull; prime red SEA
22o. Corn firm; white s7assc; yellow s5as7c. Oats
an,; -: firm. Pork ss1. Bacon active at 15hia15Hc.
Lard 2Oa2ohc.
CncnNAr1, January 2e.-Whiskey dull and nomi'
nal at sSc offered. and 97c asked Provisions buoy
ant; upward tendency. Mess pork sold ut $50 6o;
hela st the close at $Sl. Bulk meats higher. Bacon
ara, In good demand; shoulders 14Nc; clear sides
1sc: hsms 1sHa1sc. Lard frmer; held at 2oc-
81. LOUIS january 26-whiskey very dull at s6.
Pork very firm at ss1as1k. Bacon arm-shouders
1lk. Lard In ticrces at 2Gs21
WILMINGTON, January 2s- Spirits turpentine
weak at 52a52x. Rosin active at seas so. Tzrpen-
tine steady at 50 25as 49, Tar active at 50 so. Cot
ton weak at 26x.
SAVANNAH, January 2e.-Cotton closes weak; sales
400 bales; mddlings 27Ac; receipts 177s bales; e1-
ports coastwise SITS.
LueusrA, Ga, January 2e.-cotton more active,
INIT prices ireea,:r; aales 600 bales; receipts CAS-;
riddlings 26a26;Hc.
MOBILE, January 36-cotton sales 500 bales at
a7xa271c; market closed quiet, holders asking the
outside rate; receipts 1877 bales.
NEW ORLEANS January 26.-Cotton steadier' shn-
ar; middings 27 Haa71S. Sales 5000 bales Receipts
654T Exports 1856. Gold 371f. Sterling 49H; COM
mercial 4saisX; New York sight bills 4 discount
Sugar easier; common 1Okalo1s; prime 12a<alS; yell
low clarified l4ka15c. Molasses easier and un-
changed.
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LONDON, January s-Ncon--consols ssA; bonds
75x.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Geaauierfial.
Exports.

BARACOA, CUDA--Per schr Morgan-l2'sSSoo -
feet Pitch Pine Lumber, 80 bb!s POTATOES, ~ ~
terces Cams. kegs Nails, l0 Dds f1our' Z oois
Tar bbls Rosin. "a,
BosTON-Pcr pchr Charles Raymond-s21 bales
Uplnnd Cotton, sos bbls Naval Stores, bales
Bagpipg, &c. 10
Sea Island Cotton, 1895 bales Upland Cotton, l61
terces Rice, 1Ss bales Domestics, II bbls on, 85
sacks OIL Cake SO Packages, 80 PACKAGES Fruit.
BALTIMORE-PeI steamship Faicon-Ss2 paies Up
land Cotton, sS2 tlerces Rice, IA bales Yarn, "a
bales Rore Cuttings, 10 hhds Hides, 10 rolls
Leather. 70 packages Dried Fruit, 20 packages
Sundries, liz empty Barrels.
PROVIDENCE, R I-Per schr Abbott Lawrence
1G2, ,678 feet Lumber.
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THIS PREPARATION Is THE RESULT OF THE
combined skill of the physician, dentist and apothc-
cary and it is offerrd as RELIABLE suHsutute ior
tbe numerous uncar ain washes now IN vogue 1he
microscope has also been called into use and the re-
searches Of celebrated observer have detetted tne
uanner in which the tartar Is formed, showing II 10
be Tho work of anmalcul9.
Substances which Flcinus found 10 destroy the iie
of brse iniusoria are contained In The Dentallina
and thus it prevents the increase Of tartar and conse
ouent loosenng of the teeth. It will be found useu
10 persops in advanced fe giving strength and tone
to the gums, while to every Ole the aroma ana sen.
sation Of cleanliness after using IT Will be suhcien
recommendation; smokers especially Will appreciate
Its efficacy. ,,.,
acquainted with the composition Of the Denaiina,
advocate its use it containing nothing CORROSIVE or
ininrions to presept i:s uurcstrained employment.
Prepared ouly BY JAS. T. sH1SN, Chemist, Phi'a'
dclphia. ou,, >. ,,o,.p
For sale by DO"lt q MoiaE,
Corner Meeting and Hasel streets,
1onu,r15 fmw5 Charleston. s. G.
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cons,gnces per South Carolina Railroad
January &c,

2oS7 bales Cotton. 81 bl,es Domesics. 2? hhds
Bacon, 1856 bushels Grain, cars stock 10 hallroad
AGENT L DeSaussure, Thurston Holm es. Brodie
ECo. Graeser Iee smith L Co. Il " Williams Co
D Aiken Co, ward]aw & Carew. W Ryan, j q
Pripg;e, Caldwell Sons. G Walter i Co, Pelzer
Rodgers l. Co, Be. der l. Davis, Mowry & GO, Dowhng
Go. Willis & Chisolm, J Sloan. j Robson,
" Courtney h Co, d Cobia i Co, Claghorn, Her
ring B Co.
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% BRIDE AND EGROOM.-ESSAYS
FOR YOI NC MEN on the interesting relation OF
BRIDEGROOM to Bride In the institution OF Marriages.
a guide TO matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Ph1a'
delphis, Pa. eeptemoer
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OILS! OILS! OILS!
BELTING BETTING (!

5000 FEET TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8. 4, and 8
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
J INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING, INCH TO u INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPsToNE PACKING, ! INCH TO 1s
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 6mo
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
January go.

st bales Cotton. Mdse 30. To Reeder 4 Davis.
Man hall. Jr, S stoney, Mazycks salters. W K
Ryan, Nachnlan L Co, Mantoue Co. 6 Walter &
CO, q Parker, Graeser. Lee, Smith co, J ay
lor, Mowry Co. Klrkpatr7ck Witte, Schrmer.
Shaclelioid Kelly. VI Courtney 4 co, Frost &
AdQer, G W Williams Co. = johnson, Caldwell /
Sons, Doughen. A Walker, Campsen Co,
Lord, Jr ] Pritchard, D Paul Co,
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Marine Mfws.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port of Charleston. January
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PREPARED BY
DR.. j. e. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold at wholesale, by DoWIE l. NOISE,
Charleston, S. c.. and by Retail Druggists every
where finw3mos DAC Decor Der 70