The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, ocToB
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
left Saturday, 3:l5 II. Mdse. TO Adger6 CO,
J E Adger CO, D Aiken co. Adams, DAMON q
A Ashton, Il Bischod & co, E Bates & CO. Mrs II
Booth, T Brown, E E Bedford, BRISTOL
co, W Bee Il co, II Brandt. Bart q co, =
Bsss B0rnsr BroTn BysIs
Mrs Bernard J G b Clanssen, W Ghales
CO, Cohen & co, G Commins, Commins, C1a-
| peau & Heffron, Cameron, Bark.e co, Caclus
Wit'e, Caldwell, Chapin d GO, @ crane ,b9yt a
Wis, q Deyereux. Elias, Us Fairly q co,
| Falk & co. B Fedmann co. AZ Fretas, FeI.
| sythe, McComb Il co, j T Ford. D T Fleming CO.
| CO, N Goldsmith \ Son, w Hunt, Hart & co, 7 n
| Horsey Bro, W Harrall & CO; A b Hayden,
Houston, Hyman d CO, Hurkamp co: n a
Hunt Q a Hillen, Holmes BOOK House, mrs
Hunneken, J Heeseman J. Bro, d Holmes, U d
Johnson, JelrordB & CO, Johnston, Crews co. w
L Jurs, A Johnson, o & A Johnson, kanapaux
Gonzales, G Kerrison, Kllnek, ;WIcken9erg
co, Klnsman bowel, Kelly, KEEP, LauIey
Wells, Lebman, Lengnick, Sell roster, "
Luhn, R Lawless, E Lahtte, II Lesesne, MenEe
Muller ] Lopez, Mabns, r Martin, MAT,
MI nor & co. L Mowry & Son, G McElhose, R
Mure i co, Macqueen & Riecke, Mantoue Il co, W
Mclean, NJ Marks, Murphy, MGLoy Klce'
Mckee, Melchers s Muller, Marshall Burge,
e NssseEs sse Sasem1Sn News Sos SS NsnfR sHT
OaEshott, Ostendorfr / co, Ii OConnor, Miss
OiAeill, D O'Nei & Son, 0'Nein, F 0'Neill, J @
Ojemann, Paul, Welsh i Brandes, Poppen-
helm, D Paul co. Palmetto Pioneer Cooperatiyee
Association, o G RICHTER & co, J R Read 4 60, W
Roach 4 co, Mrs W Rayenel Mers, RIgnelmer,
5 G Railroad Agent, Southern Express Company,
L Schnell, " Steele, Mrs StacSley. Stenno9se
co, A r Stillman, Stoll, Webb co, Shaw, L
Tyler, ShacEelford Kelly, o Tidemann, Mrs N
Tanniunson, R Thomlinson & co, " Unerhardt, s
Wilson, w Vince, Wagener Monsees, I'M MRS
Evans 4 Cogswell, Walsh W @ Whilden co,
Werner Ducker, Mrs N Zernow, and others.
Monday, 10th, of Cape Lookout, exchanged sig
nails with steamship champion, hence lor New
York. Encountered heavy seq (lrom eastward)
north Of Hatteras.
Scar W Il Steele, Buck, Baltimore-lo days.
Flour, &c. To the Master, ana MOI decai d co.
The W b experienced heavy northeasterly gales
all the passage.
Schr A Richards, Wiley, Portland, Me-14
days. hay, syrup and potatoes. To the Master,
Btschotf & co. T TuDper Sons, anu q McGa-
tober :. lat 3547, lon 1885, during heavy north
east gale, carried away foreboem with topsau.
Schr Constitution, Smith, Jacksonville, via Sa
vannah. Lumber. To W Roach co. Expe-
suffered in sails and leaky. Bound to New York.
rice. To- ] Prlngle s. Son. -
Sloop Mary. Mills, Pom Pom. $40 bushels rough
rice. To w G Bee j. co.
Ross,s fiat, from St Andrews. II bales upland
cotton. To Gaillard j. Mlnott.
Boat from Christ Church. . bales sea island
cotton. To W Gurney.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Everman, Hnckley, Philadel-
phia-W A Courtenay.
Steamship Tillie, Partridge, New YorS-P g
Trenholm.
British bark Kathleen, Lester, Liverpool-H
Card.
Schr BENJAMIN Gartslde, Adams, Philadelphia
II F Baker & CO.
FROM THIS PORT.
steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Sharpsburg, Rogers, at New York, octo.
Rark Adelaide Norris, Reed at Boston, octo.