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GLIMPSES OF GOTHAM.
THE ORANGE RIOT LEAVING AsB4T-
TER LEGACY.<..

Feuds Growing Between the American
and Irish acknowledgements Hoh-
man to be tho scapegoat-Virulencs
of the Celtic Press-Remarkable Quf-
etness OF the City-SIa agnation In
Wall Street, and Empty Boxes at the
Theatres.
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BURNING oFsaTHE RASHINGTON
~. ARSENAL. s:jl-l4>f

-, WASHINGTON, July D..
The United States email at the Navy Yard
has been burned. Tn loss Is estimated at
100000. Supposed cause, spontaneous com
bustion. In addition to artillery and cavalry
equipments and general military stores, the
museum Is totally, destroyed. This contained
many war trophies, models of firearms OF all
nations, together with specimens OF uniforms,
forming valuable collection. During the
1re, there,were tu1ouy- sSsploslops "Irom EBflen
and loaded muskets, but no one was thereby
ihiured
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TIE FIRST BA1E--EHE BEST BILE

GALVESTON, July %.
The first bale of new cotton was received to.
day by express from Columbus, Texas, con-
signed to Fake L wilkins. =,
New YORK, July %.
A bale of cotton raised by W. B. McShaw,
Lee County, Mississippi, picked by himself,
wife and daughter, in their parlor, and which
had gained premiums aggregating s33l2, sold
to-day at so cents per pound. The bale weigh
ed 443 pounds.
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THE WEATHER TT 8 DAP.

WARRINGTON, July '23.
It Is probable. that the rain will extend on
Monday from Kansas to Lake Michigan and
northwards. with easterly winds on the Upper
Lakes. Pleasant weather will probably con-
tinue. In the Middle and Eastern States, and
the interior Of the South Atlantic States.
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF the
signal Service. U, 9. A.-4,47 p. M.
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'lssns- CHARLESTON COUNTY TXX
sor1oE.-oo9 AUDIT os,s oFfiGE, FIRE

.jIgI,s.. rI5 liT TlEoTi01Y; TY1IrImy tTlkH
Sto.a1 i1N -
EOTIOE.-C0OETY AUDfT0 0E5S OFEfOE,T FIRE
pROnP RuII,DiEf, soH Arr zSTOE, ,JUNE ia 1871
Notice is hereby given'to al eoncernsd; thssls.
Turns fDrall REAL AND ~PERS0NA1sFR0PERes
NV r,,tni, ~ :. ,trs sof scnbnty sshalisba
-. ss -. ::
made auddenvered 81 tnls ened Oh os
slst day yof July,sI 1871, for the year caMmenclng
Ir,r Ist 1s11 verited: nv oafk 0f. the pers1r1.
guy ts. :, 90
Rhose duty ~ sto 30 BAIL
nosaessed by; him or under hIS CONTROL etheraS,
,,orant yso, ,uhond exe.
oFner y.
tor, administrator, trustee, receiveI 9ilcSs
partner, factor, OF nolder, with the value of1uch
neranna III nropepty.so held or controlled BY Section
o. ~ m Act To amend All iproyid lhe for. tina
81, Oh an Acs W Aos - ~,
assessment and taxation OF property, passed
SepteMber 1b,, 1868, and all Aca samendstory
.,s-.., ., a. n,oao tba y,ntv NJ sHonntv kfdI.
thereto, IL is maae tne ausy "
tor 30 add dftyp per cens thereto ler
pra or naulact To M aka returus OF pyopertyYtth.
~ to,,1 .,s,,st Re ,h
~ tae t!ne ; 'teiI s.s:s
serued.n 10y -, So, ;sss i,s
:. The acforlowino mustbe returned rTaxation as
- 81 q -.'sJ5 q
Personal p!ope5y: y ,;.s y,yt,:t
!: us Numser% OF Hattses HoIses. = r $,
Nnmber Of Mnlas and Asses. Z. -.
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FROST IN VIRGINIA.

GREENBRrER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA, July o..
There was a white frost here this morning
Shawls and oyercoats were In demand.
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LARGE RAILROAD SALE.

PHILADELPHIA; July o..
The Pennsylvania property In the Atlantic
and purchased by Senator Thurman and Gen.
eral Mcclellan, In behalf of the trustees. It
was sold In three. sections, and the price ag-
gregates ss2O,ooo, of which sll,Ooo was cash.
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5psrial Nptires.
aNMANAGERS Of ELECTIONe-O

arMANAGERS OF ELECTION --OF-.
FICE COMMISSIONERS OF sE LE 0TI0HS,
CHARLESTON, 6. G., 2oTH JULY Ys1s7L-Nottce ts
hereby given that tha following named petsons
have been duly appointed Managers at the polling
places herein designated, for the .re9tstratioI,of
Voters and for the purpose Of conducting the
Municipal Election to,be held In the City OF
Charleston on the first WEDNESDAY in August,
1871, being the second day Of said month. The
Registration OF voters viii begin on SATURDAY,
the 2sth day OF. July, and be- continued forrhree.
sia) days Sunday excepted, Recommending, ,gAts5
O'Clock A. n, and closing ct 8 O'clock P.M. eaef.
day. The polls win be opened on the day of elee-
tion at 2 O'Clock a. II. and close at s O'Clock
Pm. 80: :. n =,
The Managers herein appointed sre requested
to meet the Commissioners Of Elections on Mort
DAY, the oath Instant at 10 O'Clock precisely az
the City Hail. Council Chamber, for the purpose 2
Of taking the oath prescribed BY Law, and 70 re-
ceive necessary instructions. ~.
= y. MoETsoHEeEE;s q m * chairman. j:
..:;...d g.6! eR. s. BRUNsae -
fl:e q :. :. .Is:.! j-----. ~ ll..!l
s.st, ,,-.;,ts, WARD I. zstfsss ;ssst
City Hal-w. n. Sage, IL. Young, John Reed.
.e e,.s ~. so WARD 2: @sS Yy.s.sgs...
oourthouse-F. n. tombstone q. o. Bakers.
4. wARD g. .;s
First Precinct, Market Hall qncIuding aE0Ethe
said Ward south Of Market street)-A. +. sRarrass
]. D. Kennedy, W. 7. Ellie. s>s8 5s,$: - 80
Second Precinct Palmetto Engine House un-
Guiding. all Of said Ward NORTH OF Market street
and south Of wentworth streetl "A. B: Mitchell
william Wood, O. 8. Miller. ., sss.
Third Precinct, Engine House Inspections street
idncludlng all otsald Ward north gor Wentworth
;street,- y. W. Lloyd Charles aant andvRobert
Mearesc i9.i@ SCI s4,.ss s,.sss x.
49, 81 wA9p &,
First Precinct, Hope Engine House 9ncludins
all Of said, Ward south Of Hssel and Besuiatn
streetsEE. B. Walter, CHARLES ;simons, r..
Gardner. .s,f.:.;...
SECOND Precinct, sEoleEsn Engine 'Ho1se dn.s
cldding all Of said Ward north OF Hasel and Bean
faIn streets and south Of George and Bull sUeets}
N. Goldsmith, ,JA 7. Osborn, s. g. Rnsscli J.
Third ;Preclnot, Engine House, Smith Street
Guiding all OF said Ward northto George iPdlI
streets)-a. L. Pratt H.tJ. n. King and I:5s
Brown. ,,...3zs.. lass ~;
~. ~ y sa.. WARD 5:siJii a.. -.
First Precinct, Eagle Engtnei iHouse QncNdIhg
all of said Ward sauth of Annaifd dJndithstreetal
W. F.. Barnett, 3 AsCasspn, J. Peponnean !
Second Precinct America. street. slncludlnG ALL
OF said Ward north OF Ann and JUDITH atreetsl7 ;.
W. s. Fraser, VIM. Glover, p. 2. Iedsraon. ,sff
.. 10 l .yi5. YARD as; si.;!:; s5.osssf
Firat Precinct Washington Engine! House Qn-
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HIGH PRICE FOR BURNT COTToN.-At an auc-
tion sale Yesterday a large quantity of burnt
and otherwise damaged cotton was sold at the
extraordinary price of II cents per pound;
= his cotton is mostly purchased By specuat..
ors. The bales are opened and picked, and
the best portion repacked and sold at. ITS full
value. The damaged portions are dyed and
sold for batting, OF else sold to the paper max
ers.-Ne,o York Bulletin, July 20. j.
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Second Precinct corner OF King and oongresa'
streets INCLUDING all of said Ward north; ot lifts
street)-J.sF f. Mason, lJ: b. Morrsi ande RsK.
,Coste. ]. .sstk.:,I .s..a. ,aslesGs ,july22:s;
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Columbia, February 2s, 1871. mar11

rrBATCHELORS HAlh DfE.-ihIo
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best In the ioorld-per'
.tectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No. ridiculous tints OF unpleas
ant odor. The genuine Wa. BAToHELoR's HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Blaek
ur Natural Brown. Does not stain the Skin, but
leaves the hair. clean, soft and beautlful.i Tue
uniy. Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by al DruS;
glsts. Factory No. 1s Bond street, New York.
,ana3-mwf1yr
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= asr FINAL, NOTICE iALL. CLAIMS
aga,nss the Estate of D.. BRAINERD VENNINs,
which have not already been presented, orlf pre-.
sented not properly attested, must be handed, in
properly strested, to the subscribed on or before
the 1st Augustine ensui 6, or they win be- de-
batred payment HARRIE1ed. WINNING,
in,vIr.ma Admins sfatftx.
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ss- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
to oil sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from and after the n,st day OF March, ISL, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDozo, Secretary of the Advisory Board.
RoBT. @. DsLARGE, L. oss..s c.
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a- NOTICF.-THRRE WEE FsAFIER

@ NOTICE.-THREE WEE FS,AFTEgk!
date application VIII ba made; 20 the Pisntsra'
and Mechanics, Bank Of. South Carolina for:re-
newal Of the following SCRIP Of STOCK in said .ttl
Bank: .,.si..- e -.
- No. il, ,sl5, for ~ Five SHARES
No. 14,2s7, for ~ One Share
-'.1 No. II, ,7so for t;I one Share. 80 -,
In name or JfJ.l PRINCIPE sMITH aud GEORGE
" COFFIN, Trustees for BELI.AiM. sMllnH u
:. -. Oh, ALSO, Z ,s..t.:s::ss
No. Is s1e. for ts} Three SHAAEsStss..=iss
In the name Of GEORGE II. COFFIN and .J,sJ.
PRINGLE sMITH, Trustees fqrp p. E,iHs SMITH
the originals having been !9e.:z.. .1oly..-@.
I- TAKE AYERS PILLS FOR AL
the purposes Of apurssttve, for Constipation, IN
digestion, Headache and Liver Complaint. ~
universal accord they are the best OF AL purea-
nyes for family use; szi-slm"cso ~
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First precntct Niagara Engtne House, eslfes
street dncluding all Of said Ward, south 6f Line
ssfeep-P.M M. dregorie, y. &. Bowers and !: u. a q
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STATE SECRETS UNVEILED.
TIE EMPEROR. NAPOLEON AND THE
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACH:
T,e,+.rs from Messrs. slidelI, benjamin
and others-Mextco ana Te1as-A
British spy.

The. Commune of Paris, whanit found itself
in possession of the private papers OF the ma
poleonic Court, commenced an attempt to
h,ac,,en the reputation of the fallen Emperor
by printing variety of the documents, caeny
such as referred to private or personal scan
dals which had long been sufficiently notorious
among the class Of persons who care to Inter-
eat themselves in that sort OF knowledge. Con-
seouently the publications quite failed of their
desired effect. Before the Communists. had
taken up the more serious papers OF the curl
ous and interesting collection which had fallen
Into their hands they found other and more
pressing work to do, and finally, before the
publication could be resumed, the Commune
had passed away. But the documents had not.
New pertained to what was called 1.-THE Cabl-
net of the Emperor" /" In W. 'ch it would appear
that every paper Of whatever character that
was ever addressed to his Majesty was careful
" filed away. A considerable number and as
sortment of Them have been collated and tor
warded by the Paris correspondent of the New
Yord Herald.
CONFEDERATE STATES -DRLoMACT.S
Some interesting points of Southern diplo-
macy are developed. In presenting the En-
peror with a large map of Virginia, for,Which
The had expressed q wish, date January l3,
1855, Mr.l John slidell gracefully remarks that
<snone can better appreciate the genius oL Lee
than the historian Of Cesar" and then taxes
occasion c1. to suggest that ''fron the 4th Of
March next the government at Washington
viii present itself in new aspect before the
world. Mr.. Lincoln, at his first election. was
Chosen President in accordance with the
forms of the constitutions and foreign powers,
were necessarily obliged so to consider and;
treat him. All this will be changed, and MI
Lincoln will claim: to be President OF the;
united States, while eleven Of the States
which participated in his first election have
taken no share in the second. To the sagar
cious and comprehensive mind Of the Empe-
TOR any attempt TO develop this Idea would De:
superfuous. It ls offered to the consideration
of his Majesty on the hypothesis that reesons.
NAV present themselves for. modifying thes
policy heretofore pursued by France towards
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Che naile State 2eelster.
A MODERN SERENADE.

The following is a Verbatim report of
serenade heard on Bush street the Othe
Lady. ope thy wc-he-hindow,
And incii-hc-hine thine ear,
While the Don is be-he-heaming,
Dcign my lay TO he-he-hcaT-
Softly steal the bree-hec-heezeS
orcr the scented le-hc-hea;
Birds among the trce-hee-hceZes
SIumber >i-hi hilcntly-
Lady. from thy l~a-ha-hattice.
PRAY look down on me-he-he;
MollIv your t~l-h1-hather,
And ask me in TO te-he-hea.
=. +. Figaro.
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Figaro represents two married la
dies chatting about their husbands
What" says one Of them, you
permit your husband to smoke III
your rooms?" ''Cectainly [ do, but
he spends his evenings with me,
replied the other. Yes, at that
price Ny dear friend, a shrewd
wife avails herself OF her husbands
faults to repress his vices
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As MUCH PRIDE. Two little
school girls were lately prattling to-
gether, and one Of them said, We
keep four servants, have got six
horses and lois of carriages; now,
what have YOU got?' with quite as
much pride the other answered,
We've got a skunk under our
barn"
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10000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD.
ANY mse cta ,la.e d dollar f r such chance.
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BILLIARDS!
Uessrs. PEELAN & COLLENDER
5II Market At. Sam Francisco.

The well known Billiard Table Manufacturers,
New Iurk. have established al
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Watches, Cloci.S = Je.geIr5
Cleaned and Repaired
Ca Snort notice.
Az yVGRA ssAEEaAITED
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--LATEST FOREIGN NEwH.
EnUland.

DEATH OF LORD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, December 1.-Earl Chesterfield
Is dead. He died of typhus fever, which
was contracted at the same time and place
with the Prince Of Wales.
The death of Earl Chesterfield intensines
the anxiety for the Prince Of Wales. The
public uneaSiness Is so great as TO have q
perceptible effect on the markets, which
were generally dull and flat to-day.
The Prince was comfortable last night.
France.
CEEAsISESs OF THE 6ovEENMEST-EossEL 8
LAST WORDS.
New YoRK, December IA special from
Paris to the Herald says that the Govern
ment of France Is very uneasy, and cXer-
cises the utmost vigilance. There isa great
display of troops in Paris, and all points
are guarded by patrols every night and the
police are stationed Mt every streetrcorner.
The public mind is very unsettled, and the
general impression is that the present state
Of affairs cannot last any length OF time.
The last words Of General Rosscll to the
French were" II you have not before long
crushed the army it will crush you. 1t has
always been plTtorian, and has always
formed distinct party; whereas 1t should
be national. Ihe danger Is pressing 1he
Republicans have abandoned the insured
ton. You did not like the men of the 18th
of March. ! did not like them; but it was
necessary 10 join In order TO restrain
them"
Belgium.
BRUSSELS, December 1.-Tho King de-
manding the portfolios of the ministry,
they have resigned. This hlsa tranquilizing
effect. The formation OF new ministry Is
entrusted to Nj. Thrux, a leader Of the Con-
scrvatiyc party.
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4 maiden lady Of Chester, S. c., was
robbed of what little money she had at an
early hour one night recently. Later in
the night three men Knocked ut the door,
and upon being admitted returned the ell
tire amount.
We should give as we receive-checrfully.
quickly. and without hesitation-for there
/, no grace Ill benefit that sticks to the
fingers.
A PENNSYLVANIA paper says: " Chicago
wn. probabIy the most populous city in the
world previous TO the CONFEDERATION; Some
fourteen millions of her destitute citlzens
have passed through this city in the past
three weeks. Iuu can't throw cat IN any
direction without hitting a sufferer The
dodge IS becoming threadUaro."
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GENERAL ITEMS.
New York.
THE NAVAL ARMAMENT FOR CUBAN n

THE NAVAL ARMAMENT FOR CUBAN WATERS.
The Government will hereafter. and until
a better condition Of things shall exist in
the island OF Cuba, keep strong naval
armament in Cuban waters. While this
will have no hostie significance. it Is de-
signed TO be al intimatlon to Spain that II
that Power is SO weak as to be unable to
secure peace and good order on that lsllnd,
In cases Of insurrection Or other grave pub
lie disturbances this fleet Will be used in
such cases f5r the protection Of American
citizens and their interests on that island,
if needs be, to the full extent of the power
OF the Government.
TIE HUNTERS POINT SCHOOL IABRoGLIo.
The reading Of the Lords Prayer at the
Hunters Point school was interrupted to-
day. The principal called in the police,
when many of the children left. Suisse
qucntly seven OF them were expelled. One
of them that threw filth at the principal
was taken to the station-house. None VIII
hereafter be admitted unless they are
known to be willing to obey the rules.
TERRIBLE HURRICANE AND LOSS OF LIFE AND
PROPERTY.
A terrible hurricane visited the north
side of the island of Cape Breton on the
eth ultimo. Immense damage Was done to
property of all kinds. The tide rose four
feet higher than it was ever known. There
vas also considerable loss Of life.
GENERAL ITEMS.
New YORK, December 1.--Skating is
being INDUCED in on the parks, and there
is considerable ice In the docks aud river.
The Pennsylvania Central took posses.
sion of the Jersey railroads last night.
A Quebec dispatch reports the river ut
that plsce full of ice, and the vessels in the
harhor floating up and down with it. Seve.
raj vessels arc ashore. There was terri
Die storm Mt river Dauloupo yesterday. and
several wrecks, with loss Of life, occurred.
A prominent Cuban firm states that
10 900 stand OF arms have recently reached
the Cuban patriots.
General Chester a. Arthur has been in
stalled collector of customs.
one hundred and eleven canal-boats are
| icc-bound near Troy.
Connolly is still confined i'll Ludlow Jail,
not having as yet obtained the requisite
bail.
Three Of Tweed's bondsmen signify their
intention TO withdraw their names from bis
bond. If others are not secured he Will
share the fate Of the eX-Comptroller.
Mayor Hall has not been arrested, and
the sheriff denies the receipt of any papers
| in connection Herewith, or any knowledge
of the issuance of any order of arrest.
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Tbs Tobacco Marke. rs Reported By the New
York Tobncco Icnf

Xbs Tobacco Market as Reported By tho New
York Tobacco Leaf
Tjrginta LsIc. From Ih- successive reports Of
The p.st iew We, Ks II may TO 0asily inferred what
viii be tie moving II the one just closed 1t hay
Ing been IN III respect quite Ike Its INN edla Z
FigtpIs leafGemsDdtng special comment. From
N!cnmoad we hear nothing IN The way Of novelty,
business there, sS well here, beng more or less
restricted OF arcuuu. OF reduced supplies. he
ctipt5 OF loose tobacco are gradually Increasing,
aod thsre srpesrs 10 be = slight tendency towards
couf:e bur little dotnR, 40 here is but little, COM
pa-allyel; speaking, OF IL now 2y4ilsble.
We had the pleasure to day OF converting with
Two prominent md wcil~known mauufacturtrs
recently rem Richmond, who report favorable
condition OF Affairs Ii that c.y tar the NJ n
ufic!u:ips trade is colc=,nco. Busin as. they IL
!o.mtd rs, will without dlUht be somewhat cur
talie' THIS winter IN Consequence Of the scarcity
81 "csirab.o assortmsnls In the present supply Of
working material but no manufactured c"n.em.
pia.ea or Is li.cly 10 resort to, q Suspension OF
opaisti ms 50 long as III re IS anytht TO tc had
lnat Is worth worSing. This Information, In view
or the Petersburg tutctit gence OF an opposite
character published last week, gives 4 more
hopeful outlook than might otherwise have been
n ed Gated.
Snokinq Nothing new In the smoking trade
A moderate business WAS zone during the week
bit entirely or Il j1ahi!g character. There d. cs
not appei- TO hace been Euy special inquiry for
particular BANDS either for local or cOuLtry con-
cuprtioa. ana tee trade transacted WAC in gene.
Tal r. SIR meats
Manufactured -Bright tobacco OF mostly a.!
IL descriptions wac III rather moderate demau
throughout The Tsek. For black work tie Z was
more Inquiry, and We hear Of a usluor 4 b c
quant!'y ot quarters At l6tG!7ir., and some COCO
from Aus. raia Indicate an improved demand fol
aromatic brauCE.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEoRAPH.l

Few IoaK, December Lection quiet and
seady sales, 2a5 bal les; upl"ndS, Ice orleans,
red dsS wes uef sIcsasLss Corr
lc. higher. Rice arm. Pork active at Sl3.a5G9
siSaI. Lard steady. Naya,s dull. Tallow heavy
~ asGIeic. FreiShis dull.
BALTIMORE, December l.-Virginia's, old, SO
bid, 90 asked; 1855 10 bid: 67s t5 bid. Coupons,
old 6a bid. IS asked new, 63 bid. West Vrriuts's,
2s. bid, 2s3 asked. North Carolina's, SIT bid new
IS old sperialtgX. II bid.
BALTIMORE, December 1.-Fiour dull. Whea:
quiet aud steady Pennsylvania, $l.6IQSI.s5; Ohio
and Indiana, ai559sl g. Corn active. oats
steady 81 5OQ53c. rye Quiet at aoIssc. Provisions
unchinRed. Western butter inaC.lve, buyers de-
m4nd reduction. Whiskey drm 81 9I.c-
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Marine Disasters.

BosToE, December 1.-The oyster-vessei
W. II. Atwood has been wrecked, ana all
on board lost.
The British schooner Catharine has
foundered in Yarmouth bay, and all her
crew lost.
FORTRESS MONROE, December 1.-THE
steamer Annie Sophia, from Philadelphia,
with 100 tons of coal, for Norfolk, sprung q
leak on Wednesday, and sunk at O'Clock
+. NJ. one mile west Of Wlloughby SPIT
light. The crew was saved by Captain
Brown, of the lightship, and sent to Nor
foil,
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Kassela I'm Distress.

QUEBEC, December 1.-The following
vessels are reported ashore at different
points, caught In the ice Pomona, Aber-
deem, Widmilan, Corsica. and Three Bells.
Other vessels are In danger. No steamers
dare venture to their assistance, and it 10
feared their crews will suffer. Canoes and
men are being sent from here by special
trains to rescue them. The weather con-
llnues very cold,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02
Cotton Markets.

NOKfoLK. December l.--stcady; low Md
diines, rsGltii.; stock, e4,ibales sales Tor the
week, $50 les.
Ne7o OrieanS.-Frm; midiiings, lsl4.si,.:
stock, l3s 500 baca /; sa.es for the week, p zoo
bales.
ChdrleSto Firm: middlings. lstG3ls3r. ;
stock 80 $50 bales sales for the week, 5.5UU oIics.
Ghlreston.-S.csdy; good ordinary. lttc.; s,ocS:
80 6sfa:cs; sales for the week. 1850 bales.
Bdltim0re..- Moderate demand miduings, lsac.i
stock. 0o2 bales sales for the week. $40 bales
SdrGnndh. Active; mtddlings, l5sc.; stock,
81. al ',aIc; GALES for the week, 02o0 bales.
Mobile Quiet and steady: miGdl'nga. lsc.
stock 50 49 p&lcs sales Tor the week o. GOO bslee