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4 C0Do1ed Man Defeats a Mob of
twenty-five, ktlltng Two Of Them.


SrAUNTon, Va, March Sat Buffalo Gan
last night about twenty i've negroes attempted
10 mob another named jackson Norville. Two
Of the mob seized Noryille, when the alter drew
ms knife, and vigorously commenced TO cut a
uhem he killed one instantly and mOrts''
wounded the other. He then made biz escaf
into his house, where the mob could not get q
him. A few hours later be Was arrested ar
brought to this place and lodged in Jail.
Proposals for Government Bonds.
proposals for bonds to-day, amounting 20
- sos so, al f,om 100 s9lIiO.3s. Tie a9 ara,
will be a. .000. eco at from l09. s9Ail0O3.
Sa1ciae OF an FF
AKRON, Ohio, March s.-Daniel McNsushtop
Jr., aged "A, intimately connected with the fret
families here, shot himself dead in his room this
a. IN. Cause, intemperance.
Specie shipment
NEW YORK, March s.-Ihe Russia took cat
s52s $50 in specie.
ga process has been invented by which
castor oil Is made palstsble, and can be eaten
on bread like so much honey.
~Mable Grey, the Aspasis Of London AMI
one OF the most beautiful women OF the temi-
sir years.
- Heresy is what ais Rev. Mr.. Noysey. cot
York, Eng. who has been convicted AMI
Church.
e%At the municipal election IN Williams
port, Md, On Monday lsst, the Repub licau.
achieved another handsome victory, electipg
their entire ticket.
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GIN. PAILADINEs GONE TO KEEP PARIS
QUIET -Generai D'Aurelle de Pailadines has
assumed command of the national guard OF
Paris. In his first order Of this day be invoke.
Co operation in the work Of maintaining order
anu declares that tranquility alone will restore
prosperity to France. Meanwhile all disturb
ances will be promptly depressed and their pro-
motors sternly dealt with. The press approve
the Generals order, and say that affairs ALREADY
show an IMPROVEMENT.
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MRS. n. g. BROWN,

Of 81 Bend street, New York, Is row at the
ST JAMES HOTEL Boom No S.
Der the further Introduction OF her Metaphysical
Discovery, which
KILLS THE ROOT OF ALL DISEASES
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, BLIND.
NEsS, BALDNEee, CATkRRH,
With every disease flesh is heir to.
MISS n WILSONS
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ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. HIS BROADWAY, NEW YoRR.
CAPITAL AND assists ssoo .ooo
- OFFICERS.
IDmUNp q. FIsdKR, President
JAS. GoPSlLL, Vice President.
Thie Company issues Gil kinds % Life ana Epdov
u'eLt foiiciee on the Mutual PLAN.
All foicies non forfeiting after two payn ents
70 feetr1cten on travel residence. Annual divi-
lives. " i wv ieNaie
Thirty days grace allowed 10 payment Of Ere
No Forfeiture OF Policies for Non-psymeut o,
Premiums
, hEDucED kArEs.-The premiums charged by th,.
oonps1y are reduced % low to equal IN sone
- PKR CENT. DIVIDEND In ADVANCE.
AL, Al .he foileies issued by this Company contain
Slsnse guaranteeing . positive CASH suRRENpEE
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
n kaunmApn, Prest, :. b. smoof, " Presr
" bite, Treas. 7 B. Marche. seoy
Blphonzo YounGs. Cook
j. n. Witherow. Geo y Guilick
LIGHTER 4 MARCHE
6saUsI Areas tor Uissvlof az CoIs1.bis
Jams tm S1f 7th street. Opposite Poet once
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INSURANCE.
HORTHWESTEWN

MUTUAL LIFE IEsURANCE COMPANY
mlLNAUkkE, WIS.
ARG. GAYLORD, Sec HEBER Smith. Vice Pr,.f
JOHN h. VAN DYKE. Prest.
Nss organized IN lS5s. II ts 80 90 O01 assets, ans
w members. Being purely mutual compsuy
me nofthvestern furnishes Insurance At fts
Ihis net cost will be lees than in most IL not ali,
Eastern com penies, because q obtains higher rate.
OF interest on its Investments. has lower rstlo Of
MORTALITY. and holds high reserve. Agents wanted
omee s0s 9TH street. LII. KNIGHT,
les I'm General
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The COMMISSION ON SOUTHERN CLAIMS
Tne President this morning appointed Judge
Aldize OF Vermont, Ex-senator Howell of Iowa
and Orange Ferriss OF New York, Commk-
sioDeTs To examine the claims OF southern peO-
pie for quarter and com miss lry i stores
under the pToyis .oDs of the new army bill au-
thOriziDg the appointment of a board TOR that
pCrIOse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08

The FoLGER's FArE-Fan Eet>R Attempts
SNictde The fOfger, Lewis NJ. Eeten uron
whom sentence OF imprisonment for nine ve,rs
was pronour ed by Recorder Hackett on Fri
Gay, was to have been conveyed to Sing Sing
direct from the courtroom; but he pleaded s.
earnestly, with many tears, that one nights
sought the delay in order to obtain the means
OF committing suicide, as the officers found
when they came to remove him, the next day
that ne had taken quantity of morphine. The
dose was not ehectual, however. His period of
Impfis onment, under his present sentence and
that which will undoubtedly be pronounced
seaihst BIN IN San Francisco will be twenty
three years, and it is no wonder that he GuaiIsd
before The prOspect.-N ]. Trrbnn,. IN M
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TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS,

PIN KNIVES, from - cents to 81,
PkINCB Loan once Ss.es room, ~
scsU f90e Peppsyiysnis sysnue - -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER.
CkONDED AND FASHIoSALE AUDIENCES
Continue greet the W urld Renowned
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON.
a1d her splendid Burlesqne Organic Itiou, the nost
Perfect and Powerful Combination la existence
THIS EVENING, last time bat one OF the B1r-
lesGue If PARIS. OR 1HE APPLE OF DISCORD
only psrfoI me ] by the Lydia Thompson Trouoe
tr.dsy evening benefit 0f Miss Lydia Tho npsC Il
LIE ohtdbN MIS- l.
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CHIcAso's latest attraction h the '.CSi,hrnia
imperial parlore,' connected with a sfors toI
the sale Of teas, coees and o;,ical fruits. Fit
teen beautiful girls attend 20 the wants OF th.
70 customers.an9 .aey are many -while ss-
the parlore with French coffee, etc Five DO
ncemen were required on the opening day TO
keep the crowd back
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Hr Eugene Hill. . Students at the Uniyersir -,
Virginia, from Prince Georges county. Md
Has getting Oh the Orange train, ct the swift n
Monday, he fell and broke his leg very bsn.y
just above the ankle.-C Charlottesville Ckro,,,I
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only pfrfoI me ] by the Lydia Thompson Trouoe
T,isy eTe.,ng oeneht 81 d ISIS Lydia Tho npsol-
A RBIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE
GREAT RTlOICING IN WASHINGTON
C0NGRESS AND SENATE ADJOURNED.
PLACES OF BUsISLss
closed Tor two hours THURSDAY, from 3tO 5pm.
o''r q 'p fRGF Rsf Yi Be sG yf25
PsnnsSlv mia aveuua AZ O'Clock IRE ciseiy. after
VI =, VI y IN reduced, the Wild, Be-. :,
STALLION.
sHpELEss HORSE,
viii no -itth dare approach TO shoe, and has been
Tbs ProssssoI . syr;6m " hi and the test. II
WAU.s OPERA HOUsE.-FAsHIONABL
w COMEDY NIGHTS important engagement.
sy s1E Of 1Rs TsSr9sd
n M the mos. complete sDd powerful Comedy
ConbLation IN the country Just arrived from Lon
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March X first time
Ts TssbpsIn e the specsse. mia ntsEy DIam
s Thg play Of the Lsneers contains ieatu;es Of
Scenery, New Music, and Fine Eject,
Saturday, March II, Grand Gala II atinee.
SPECIAL NoIIcE.-The performance Of this con-
pany will be among the most unique and interesting
fully nforr Cd that their engagement cannot, last
over -Four Nights owing to other arrsD gements.
Box sheet now open At Ellis's Isc store for the
sale Of reserved seats without extra charge mh6 If
ID A k l. o VS. G A l. LERY
OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
Just re ceived, some fine PICTURES 1886 Penn.
sylyanis sveuue. between 18th and 18th SIS mhs IL
MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY:
FRIDAY, March 10; SATURDAY, Msrchll
The management respectfully announce the iret
appearance in W ashington of n LIE CHRISTINA
M l. 3 d II
IN TWO GRAND NILSSON CONCERTS.
Friday and Saturday evenings, March IL and IL,
AT LINCOLN HALL
. N lie Gil hlSTlNA NILSSON Will be assisted l. v
Mss Annie Louise Cary; the COntrslto; Sisnor
brlgpoil, the distinguished Tenor; Signor N. Yer
ger. Primo Bsriioae, his first appearances here, ,
nr. Henry NieuNtemDs, the world -renown ed Vio-
bpist. Ausical Conductor, SIGNOk BOSOM,
Admission Tickets, 81.
R-sery cd Seats, extra.
Tickets and seats for sale At W. G.. Metzerott }
90 . Steinways Pianos are used . all the Nils.
son Concerts. fel-tf
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN NEW YORK;
the charter elections held In New York YES. =
fied Elmira, Rochester, Peughk eep1e, Aub--a
and New Hartford, and the democrats U,i..
Troy, Watervliet and Rome. At Osveso ,
democratic Mayor and republican city goyern
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MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON, the fair singer,
and her grand concerts at Lincoln Hall this
week, eDgross the largest share OF gossip in
musical and Fashionable circles in Washington.
and the sale OF reserved seats continues SO brisk
as 10 Indicate that these concerts will attract a.
large and appreciative audiences as were ever
assembled here. Nilsson, Brignoli. Verger and
Nieuxtemps iIcertainly strong combinatio
and lovers Of music anticipate great treat.
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Property tn az parts e n. city for ale on long
credit. hOcses erected Cor persons o~ ing ground,
ard icnF time notes taken in payment. Zeal & sc
psreI bOcgift aud sold. fe9d
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DOOMS Y. n. e.. A.,
CORNER NINTH AND d SHEETS
OPEN From A. NJ. To- IOPM
ALL ARE WELCOME
FREE HEADING Rooms
Min Papers ans Magazines from all pAr,s o, the
country.
LIBRARY OF 900 VOLUMES
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS al Els aud 7 m
GYMNASIUM, BOWLING ALLEY.
AND BATHS.
LADIES BEADING BOOM
YOUTHS, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION meets
ao m. fridays. IalS tr
U @. REICHENBACH'sP Piano StOr e
z. No. 43 liza Street, aJOue P>Bsd. A ceBHe,
txsTABLIsHED OyKR go YEARS.
sole agency for the sale OF the celebrated PIANOS
4 Nm. hnabe : Co, Baltimore. and Wm
hcCanLloD, Albany; also, second hand -,
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons for sale or tVVtyt
-ent On the most accommodating terms: Piano and
organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4-lyE
40. 1861 Oh EXHIBITIOG (No. ass
IRA AND SALE 7TH
ER.xT.S AT }srR.1r
MAR Il RITER'0,
90 $50 seventh street, between ID and STREET.
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Choice OIL Paintings, Engravinss, ehromos &c
Also, Largest stock Pager Hsnginss, Window
Shades. Picture Frames. Picture Cords aud Tassels,
31uas. Nails. &c, in the District.
~ TERMs. CASH.
Please remember Name ana Numhs, .,as,v
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

y dfenb OkDkkCLOTnIMo may be fouad o.
osdss. Snrlstian AssosiAiion. Judioiaxx square
On street, between 9Th and 9Th noli-tf
THOs1 sILk UMBRELLAS -
10 close sAsn ont, q PRiH 662sss e sSs. 80 a.
Ssles-ros0s. looe Re11svivSasS - y@@S
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EDUCATIONAL

a E1PrkIBNCkD raACHEK, Q srsdus,e
"A aNee taglsnd college, will receive 8; ient, n
rates, loung men will be prepared for sny CoiIes
ndesired The best 81 references given. Applics
ZACH school Building, Bsllsntyne's Book-,ors' =,
corner tth street. D. and Penn. avenue asIs-sw-
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DtrpSa Lnzsne, O0HfRACrs, and L.eAL
s5,..t,on ~ o. al ktnds carefully drawn and en-
Civ Haiis' ATTORNEY &C Law, SeT p ssrest, s-sF
tsN1Us
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GRNErAL BUTLER was not in the House
when the drawing for seats took place on Satur-
day afternoon and therefore did not select one
when his name was called, but Mr.. Walls, the
colored member from Florida, rendered the
q. at drawn by him to the member from Massa.
chusetts, Who accepted the Offer. This seat il
the one which " as occupied by Mr.. Mc4rew, Of
west virgins, at the las session, and il on the
hrst section 10 the LETT of the Speaker on the
third row from the trent. Gen. Butler will h ave
on bis right, Rainey, the colored member from
South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-02
Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON. September 1-Noon.-Consols 93x
Eyenng.-consols esS Bonds s3K.
FRANKFORT, September l--Noon-Bonds 95S.
Eyening.-Bonds 95Za95zs.
PARIS September l~Noon.--Bullion decreased
IS, ,OO0. 900 francs. .tE
Eyenng.-Eentes 56f soc.
NXW YORK, September 1-Soon.-Freights very
nrm. Slo; Ks very stroDg and active, especially
Northwests. Gold Hrm at l2Aal2I. Governments
q m and steady. State bonds dull and heavy
Money nrm at per cent. exchange, long 81
Evening.-Money easy at lag per cent: Ster s.,
ling. small business, chiefly at sk. Gold l22<a
'72X. Governments heavy, with 1eW traneac
lions. Sixty.twos lax. states very auu "a ano ~
new TAX. Vrginiss So; new TO- Loutsianas %
new 60; Ievees II; eights SO. Alabamas 100; nves
.SS Georgias SO; serens 80. North Caronnas 4iA
new q. South Carolinas 20; new SIX. Freights
very firm.
NKw ORLEANS septeL-oer STERLING bank
22x. Sight x premium. Gold l2H.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL September -Noon.-Cotton opened
1rm Gpands skdasHd orleans 1s 5o ~ sales
ID. I.oU0; for sp culation S10O0 STOCK $4,000 bales;
american $4,000; receipts OF the week q! 600
bales; American 1000; actual export 1Ooo; STOCK
afoar 4Ss, 900 bales; American 81 600 oales.
Eyening.-Cntton strong; sales 30ss bales; up
ands l9xc: Orleans 20c.
NRv YORK. september 1-Noon.-Cotton nrm;
upanns lsKc rieans 1sIc sales 200 aS. oaies; or-
tSsyening.-Co'ton nrm; uplands 9Xa97sd; Or-
-Seans q,!asXd; SAILS 1900; speculation and eX'
norf 5000 bale Yarns ami fabrics quite urn:
KosToN, september lotion gu ct and Mm;
i1G,,ngs 1867: mel receipts 2s; gross tS7; sales
Ion. sr,es sCoo nales: net receps nf he week 49,
80. ISIS: exports to eat Britain 20; sales Of
the we.H 500 "ales. co,.or oc,,vo
PuI.ApELPnn Sep ember l.-Co,ton actVe q; i've
anIs .pp: middl,ngs 19kc; net receipts OF the
week 9S: or - l7'S ,..,o, ermer. mid.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-02
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHAnLEsroN NEWS,

OFFICE OHAhLRSTON NEWS
FRIDAY EVENING. September 1, 1871.
:ComoN.-The marketfor this article was quiet
and no business OF note transpired. Quotation:
nominal.
R1cE.-There were no transactions in thi:
grain. - -
NAVAL SroREs.-sales go bols OF pale low pale
and extra No. at SIS so, IS IS, So, So 25, and
Sc so, 11e bbls No. 6 at 80 40, and 10 bbls spirits
turpentne at 4ec q gallon.
.FRsIaHrs.-yo Liverpool eY steam, direct,
u ominl on uplands; via New York, "a
on uplands, Id on sea islands 9 by ssli,
on upiands ard sea iaiaads, nominal. T
-Havre nominal. CoastTiss-to New Yer;
of steam, Xc on uplandE and &c on eea
tslauds; 81 25 p tiercs on rice; by sail, Nc q ib
cation; tierce on rice: 4oc q barrel on rosin,
SOS Uon lumber; ss@1o anon tinaoer
Boston, @by aail, Xc q fb en- upland cotto
TO Providence, by sail IS q II On boards, y
a b on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New
YprI.rsses. To Philadelphia, BY steam. nc p ii
on uplauds; by sail, 81 Z, N on boards; $50
timber; s. p ton on cls7, AID $a9s 60 on pnos
phates. To Bsltimore. by steam. &c q ID by
SAL, So tc@7 q u on boards; 1903 2b p ton I q
phosphate rock. Vessels arc in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights frcm
.Georgesown, s. G., Darien and Satila River, Or,
.a7d Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
iol2 II are the ra.es on lumhe. aud boards.
ExcHANas.- Sterling 90 day bills 2lH.
DOMESTIC ExuHANeH. The Sanks are pur.
chasing sight checks on New York at par; days
u on; 10 days x on; Is days or; 20 days 3 on;
aa days-o1. They are selling sight checks ut i;
premium.
GoLD-llk@l2x. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-02
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August sl.-TURPENrrSE The
market for this article has ruled quiet and steady
since the close OF our last rev lew, and no change
OF price for yellow dip or virgin has been made.
The receipts have been large. and all brought TO
market ha met win ready sales. The demand
from distiller's has been only moderate, and a
few small lots have been bought for shipment.
TAR.-In this article we have nothing new to re-
port. The receipts by river lowing to the low
state OF water) have been very small and by rail
about 1000 bbls., which has met with ready sales
at So 25 per bbl., cosing at that figure.
SPIRITS TURPEETISE.-Since The close OF our
last review the market for this article has ruled
firm and steady, with an increasing rise up to
Wednesday, when buyers demands having been
supplied, 1t declined 5sc. The receipts have been
small by river and on'y moderate by rail- closing
dull at 47c.
RosIN.-Thls article for tbe-week just ended has
ruled quiet and In demand for the lower grades.
Sraine has been active and In demand, and has
met with ready sale at So SO. No has been quiet,
and sales for extra article have been made as
high as 50 IS. No has been steady and sales
easily been obtaiued for good article at S.. Pale
has been less active and has ruled at same
figures as at the close OF our last review, being
seas so for an extra article.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-02
New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce Monday, Au.
gust go: Spirits Turpeniine-There Is rather q
weaker market for spirits turpentine, mainly
owing to the fact that one or two vessels are
about due. The demand has been fair most Of
the day, closing quietly at SEC Sales embrace, in
dock and In yard. so barrels at Sic; so barrelt at
53Kc; Is bbls at 53c; so bbs at 52kc. and so New
York bbls to arrive at 5shc. Roslus-The MAJ ket
Is quite active. The business is mainly IN small
lots, but aggregates very fair total. Shippers
have been taking most OF the strained sold, but
business In pale Is almost entirely to meet the de-
mand or local buyers, who stock up freely at cur
rent prices. The supplies are moderate, and hold
ers or pale have again advanced prices. Sales
embrace 400 bbls strained At s8 12K; $50 bbs do
IS 15 500 bbls do at sS 49, 500 bbis IS Isl 10 bbls
do at So 1915 Ills bbls do at SO 20; 800 bbls do ut
So 25 7ss bbls pale at from s6 25 to sS So bbs at
Sc 25 so bbs at So IS; ll3 bbIs at So S7h $50 bbls
at 81 25 2U0 bbls at 81 so; l25 bbls at s8 and ru
mored $500 bbs strained, sellers option last half
September, the price we are unable to report.
We quote strained at So l5a3 25; No. 2 So 4Od4;
No. s4 25a5 rs; pale S. 6oae 2s; extra pale Sc so
S rs, the latter price for strictly choice virgin.
Tar Is lower, with number Of small lots selling.
Sales embrace 50 bb!s ashington at So Is: 80
bbls (provlson bb!s) at SO 62H, and 100 bbls New
bern at So SIX.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-02

Bart CO. A LANCER, Vollels, q Bullwinkle. &
Lawless, Dowie, Noise Davis, Laurey d Aexan'
Schr " Bradley. Chase, Boston, = days.
Mdse. To " Roach & CO, T ii BRISTOL, w b Cha.
fee & co, G Graveley, F Fleming co; kinsman
& Howell, Locke, r O Mullings. Sllcox, A
" Webb, G Rlhkopp, Order, and c Railroad
Agent. ,,u,u h,,o.
cotton, $50 bbs naval stores, 10000 shingles and
mdse To Ravenel, Holmes co, j Marshall, Jr,
Frost & Adger, WAGNER & Monsees. Barden d
Parker, Smith tk Chapeau, W a Boyle, 4 K B!iggs,
] A Smyhe. Wieters, Paul i co, General Jas
Slmons, Gaillard j Minott, b Bischon co, and
Pairchld Bamn.
Sioop Agnes from BeIleview Plantation. l bale
sea island cotton. To Heath.
Received from BennetL's Mill. % tierces rice.
To " Bee i co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, New York
schr Matilda Brooks, Cook, Jacksonville Fla
W Roach j CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Annie S Gaskill, Gaski Jacksonville.
FROM THIS RORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York,
August 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood, at New York.
sehr Jessie B Smith, Grumley, at New York,
August 80.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, September 1.-Arrived, Frankfort,
Manhattan; The Q1een and Empire from New Or.
leans. Arrived OUT, China.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Marion, Lerert cleared. .June Is
The Rnmaine, Young, MAY II
Br bark Lady Duiferin, Flynn, sale H.. August
Bark Annie kimball, Stinson, up. July II
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Gauntlet Douse, sailed. ....June 81
WEST HARTLEPooL, ENG.
The Elise, Froaca, sailed. August
CALLAo.
Er bark Melaine, Bartho. sailed ..........May ~
CARDIFF.
The Mlrtha, Lewis sailed. Q
KINGSTON, JAM.
British bark Iris, Suffolk sailed. .
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Jennings, -, u2.............A August 70
Schr Lucy D., Hall, up. ..July IL
NEW YORK.
Steamship Jas Adger Lockwood. cid. August 80
Schr Jessie Smith, Grum'ey cid. August SO
Schr Sheppard, Clark, cleared. August 2s
Schr W Bradley, Chase. cleared. August 19
Schr G r Phelns. Shatler. uD. .AuQust lo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-02
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.........sEPTEMBER 2.
Lat 50 deg 4s min 80 sec Lon 7adeg 81 Ain 27 sec.
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Empire, Hinckley, Philadelphia
Monday. Mdse To A Courtenay, Raj road
Agents, W b Chafee d CO. A K Lewi'h. Cameron,
H Ge' dts i co, J A Quackenbush. F Borner, ]
Thomson, r Thomlinson Il Gu, Mrs Anna r. ss, B
S knett d Son; @anroue & CT, W Shepherd CO,
Up Brown, oNel. Nachman i co. W l. Bis
sell. NJ Goldsmith & Son, y y FRANKIE, A W Eckel
s SnlOmons, G Luhn, Ti.Ienthal, CGsgrove.
A Enslow Il CO, T W Bli>s. Bolmann Bros, II W
Krietr, Russell, Macqueen & K ecke, Walker,
man Bros. CampSen & 80. Fehrenbach. JEFF
rnrds e.. S Fisher, Greer & Son. Sreir"Ds,
Werner Ducker. Holmes Calder & co. II era.
yer j CO, NJ II Nathan, Ranapaux i Gonzales, y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-02
New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday, August g.:
daily Offering, and the balance OF the market Is
well preserved az the former range OF prices.
Sales or 80 tierces Carolina at sha35sc for COM
Ing with good steady call, mainly from the reg.
ular home trade, and the market m for all
sound stock. Sales of S75 bags East India At 6Na
7Ac.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The market is
steady, with very fair business doing for trade
uses. The stock Is moderate, and holders are In.
different unless they can obtain full values. We
notice sales OF $50 bags Rangoon and Patna at 6X
al &c, and 100 tcs Carolina at sHa91c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-02
Interior Cotton Markets.

CHESTER, August S0.-MiddllDgs l6hc.
ANDERSON, August 3o.-Tu.day, mlddl:ngs
command l6.
but little offering.
ROCK HILL. August 2s-very little cotton
coming in. Mddng would bring 17c.
CHARLOTTE. August 2s.-Sa'es on Saturday OF
q bales, and during the week 100. Quotations
unchanged. Middling l75Ic. low mlddlipg l7c.
The market during the week has ruled firm and
steady.
COLUMBUS, August 8o.-The market is quiet
middnngs l7c; sales SO baes; receipts bales
shipments bales.
MONTGOMERY. August 80 Cotton nrm and in
demand at lie for low middllng; one tDgs light.
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