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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-09-30

take him at his wish-and didn't expect
any to do SO. Blessed are they who expect
nothing! He invested heavily in the Pub
lie Schools-was in favor of taxation with
out stint for their support. If the present
law needed doctoring-wc should think it
does-he was ready to help doctor it, but
abandon the system-never; thought that
no Democrat existed among his constitu-
ents who was opposed to Public Schools.
We could have readily pointed him out
some. At this point some one in the crowd
sung out No Public Schools for niggersv'
The speaker went heavy on the poor man
would do what was in his power to place
the poor OH an equal footing and If elected
would do his level best to see to benefitting
the laboring class. Economy should be 4
cardinal point in his political faith, and the
tremendous leaks through which the treas
ures of the State have been pouring, ever
since the treachery Of Tom Swami betrayed
it into the hands Of the Democracy, should
be stopped, if it lay in the speakers power,
(Which it does not. provided he and his
associates were elected-which is very prob
lematical. The speaker was silent about
the principles of the "great Democratic
party" except the little that the Vice Pres
ident of the "Lost Cause" Alexander Fl.
Stephens, has laid down, and we commend
him for his cautious prudence in this regard,
whom the heavy guns Of the party are spiked
on the question Of principles.
Tho indications from Maine, California,
Oregon, North Carolina, and in fact every
where else heard from, represent that cof-
fin will be Of more use to the party, ere
long, than set Of principles to masquerade
in.
We say nothing against the candidates
chosen, personally. The ticket has no
merit to recommend it, outside of its party
character, and can be conveniently beaten
if the Republican party will but earnestly
make the effort.
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The Cause and Cure of consumption.

To whom address all orders.
For sale by II. H. MITCHELL, Elkton and N. b. MosRI
SON. North East. [June IL lSTl-Sm
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Last Monday morning. Fred Fountaine,
colored, while mixing dose of gun pow
der and other things, for his dog, exploded
the powder in glass bottle, tearing off his
thumb and blowing out one of his eyes.
On Monday, 18th inst, Sneed Webster
and his son Sneed, residing on Deals
Island, both died within few hours of
each other. On the Thursday previous,
younger son died of the same disease
typhoid fever.
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STEAMSHIPS.

Champion, 1913 tons Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger i &C.
Sea Gull, GIG tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loading-P Trenholm.
SHIPS.
George Green, 900 tons, Wilcox. in the Stream for
New YorK, ready-Street Bros co.
City OF Halifax, (BrJ $50 tons, Cimminger, at
Union wharf, for Liverpool, load:ng-Henry
Card.
Albert Edward. - tons, Mckinney. at Boyce Il
co.'s wharf, for Amsterdam, loading-Lesesne
"'''' BARKs.
Albna, $50 tons, Williams, ut Atlantic wharf, for
llverpo |, really / nslow 4 Co.
Orange Grove, (Brl 375 tons, Mclean, at Mar.
shail's wharf, for Port In Great Britain, load
mgr mure i co.
Devonsh hire, si3 tDrs, Havener. In the Stream for
LveI pool, ready-B Rhett Son.
Brothers, tBrl 537 tons, jenkins. In the Stream,
Agra, (Br,) 639 TONS Fisher, at Union wharf, for
Liverpool, loading-Henry Gard.
Matilda Hilyard. tBr,l 5ss tons, Lovltt. In the
Stream, for Liverpool, ready-B s Rhett &
TIC SobrIno, (Span,) - tons, Renteria, at Brown
cos wharf, for Liverpool, loadng-W
David @cNutt. (Br,) 5o2 tons. Lockhart, at Cen.
trail wharf, for Liverpool, loadng-Henry
Gesoria, (span,) It tons slbils In the Stream, for
Barcelona, ready-W P Hall.
Acacia. - tons, RobnsG1, at Adger's wharf,
fer Boston. los"ing-W Roach & co.
zelia, tBrJ = TONS Murphy, in Ashley River, 70 =
q Port in Great Britain, loahng-Charlesto
Mining Manufacturing CO:
Hamingja, (Nor).-.- tons, Birkland, at Wander.
horst's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-
Rayenel co.
Delphine. tBr.) 242 tons, Bonneau, at Boyce co.'s
wharf. for Rotterdam, ready-Street Bros
co.
Sorpresa, Span polacre) - tons. Fontanilis, at
MP VIII Hail. cos wharf, for Barcel'na lOadns-
Mercedta, (Span polacre,l = tons, Fabregas, at
Brown 4 co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loading
Joven Carmelifa, tspan.l - tons. Anye at Allan.
Ianchlta, lSpan:) = tons, Calzada, at Brown L
co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, laadins-w Hall.
Prudente. CSpan,) II ions, Font, at Brown co.'s
wharf, from Cienruegos, waitin5-w = Hall.
Adela, = tons, Zennones, at Brown L co.'s wharf,
from st Johns. p, waitIng-W = Hall.
SCHOONERS.
Charlie, Dennis - tons, Mccormick. In the
Stream, for New York. ready-W Roach & CO.
Irene Messervey, - tons, Wall, In Ashley
River, for Providence, loading-Street Bros
Myrover 40 tons. Brown. a. Adger's wharf, for
New York, loading-W Roach & co.
John Shay 3o5 tons. Fisher. In tae Stream, for
:. Darien, Ca, ready-H Baker co.
II H St0ckham = tons. Cordery. at Gas Com.
pany,s wharf, from Phlladelphil, discharging
II Baker & CO.
Guy K Phelps, 268 MS Shaler, at Central wharf,
from New York, dscharging-H Baker
i co.
Matoaka, 2ls tons, Fooks, at Kerr's wharf, from
Baltimore, dischargng-S,reet Bros co.
Constitution. - tons, smith, ut Southern wharf,
for Jacksonville ready-W Roach co.
SV w simmons. lei tons. Williams. at Central
wharf, from Boston, dischargl' gu Baker
il co.
T Knight, 203 tons, Blaisdell, at Union wharf,
from New York. discharging-Master.
Bowdoin, - tons, Randall, In the Stream from
Baltimore, just arrived-Master.
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ed steady: uplands sHalod, Orleans loNd ,,
Later.-Cotton frm; sales $1,000 bales; specu'
latlon and export 5000. o,<,,os
NEW YORK, December 2l-Noon.-Cotton steady;
uplands 20hc; Orleans 2oXc; sales today 7oOo
bales last evening 2tIS sales OF couon beS aGrTpes
1870; January, lsN. 20, lsAals lS,!s; feoruary r
2OX; March 20 IL, 20 7.l6, 2o1ia2o"; April
20 ll.l6i2Oa.
lands 2oHc; orleans 2le Sales Of cotton futures
to.lay 1850 bales, as follows: December 1875,
10 ll16a19A; January lsI. 10 lS'd6s2o; Feoruary
20X, 90 3lfa2O4; March 20 7.l6, 201aa2OISi April
o0%a20S; May 2O%; June 2l.
BosToS, December 2l.-Cot on-middlings 19h;
me- receip's 2l7l; gross go; sales 5000 bales
PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-Cot!On firm;
middlings 1lal4h.
tllngs 20; ue; receipts 40; gross zoos; exports
coas; wise 302; sales IT'S; stock 800! bales.
NORFOLK December 2l.-Cotton firm; low mid
ngs 1sss s net Tecspts sppeS ls2 exports
WILMINGTON, December 2l.-Cotton frm; midi
dlings lee; net receipts ;s7 bales; exports coast.
wise S26; sales 600; stock 1856.
AUGUSTA, December 2lmCotton strong; o11 MID
SAVANNAH, December 2l.-Cotton hrm; exports
to Havre 1920 bales; to Barcelona 1872; Amster.
dam 2l3l; coas' wise 1862; sales 2l,3Oo; STOCK
7l,726.
19ac; receipts 1922 bales.
MOBILE, December 2l-COtton strong; mid.
dlings l9c; net receipts 23IS baes; expor;s coast
wise ;69; sales 200.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2l.-Cotson STEADY;
middlings l91Sc; net receipts 5404 bales; gross
59IS; exports coastwise Bill; Gales 500; STOCK
1883.
GALVESTON, D, cember 2l.-Cotton frm; good
ordinary l7ISc; net receipts 1875 oalesi exports
coastwlse 7s5; sales 2i50; stock IS, 455.
PROVISION AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL December 2l-Noon. n.-Tallow 46s Cd
Turpentine 49I Cd.
EveDlng.-Red Western wheat los 1Od to lis 2d.
Corn 3ls Sd.
NEW YORK, December 2l-Noon.-Flour dull
and declining Wheat dull and in buyers favor.
Corn dull and heavy. Pork heavy: me $13 50a
I3 g.. Lard dull 9tsa924c: Turpentine qllet
and firm at 6SHa69. Roslh quiet at IS Oaa5 ~ lor
strained.
Evenlng.-Flour dull and declining; commol TO
fair extra Sc :0a7 25 good TO choice 81 39aS 25.
Whiskey firm at csc. Wheat favors buyers; WIN
ter red Western 81 55al SIS. Corn q shade frmer
Pork Sl4 s1Hal5. Lard kettle 9hc. Naval stores
quiet. Tallow heavy a. S4a9Hc.
WILMINGTON. December 2l.-Splrits turpentlne
quiet at 65c R"sn firm at S+25 for strained, IS
tine Grm So 60 for hard S5 rs for yellow, SIS 35
CINCINNATI, December 2l-Flour drm. Corn
stealy. Pork sI3S. Lard weak. B con weak
and quiet; shoulders 67sc. WhisSey 90c.
and groceries unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL NEUS.
Exports.


NRw YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-2I6 bags
sea island cotton. 1924 bales upland cotton - tcs
rice. 81 bales dOmestlcs and yarns 3I2 SACKS rice
bb,s naval stores, and SO packages OF sund'les.
Total, 2s7s pSgs. .,,- ,-,--,,,a OF,
bales olten l57 Iierces rice, 527 bos naval stores
l74 bales domestic goods, 81 bundles paper, 81 ~
casks clay Is bales rags, 20 tons old rVn' ala 81
packages sundrles.
Exnorts OF the Week ending Dec'ber al
FOREIGN.
I,1yEspooL-Per British tarS Orental-4l bags
sea island cotton. l1ie bales upland cotton .....
Per British barA Matilda llyard-l4SS bales up
land cotton, ASS bbls rosin. and 155 tons phOs.
phate rock. Per lark Devonshire-llSl oales
upland cotton, 500 bbs rosin, l55 toas phosphate
rocE.........Per British bark Vinco-33 bags
i sland cotton. .S43 bales upland cotton, 10 tons
phosphate. lo7 bbs rosin, half tierce rice box
phosphate samples. ........Per Dark Alona-25OS
bales upland cotton.
HAyRE-Per Spanish bark S:rlo-7si bales up.
! and cotton. ,,-
bales upland cotton Per spanish brig lsa
bellita-46 bales upland cotton. -,
ROTTERDAM British brig Delphine-ISo
bales upland cotton, SO bbls rosin. -
AMsTRRDAM-Per British bark BrotnerS-ls'A
Foales upland cotton.
DOMESTIC.
RosroN-Per sch. Alen-sO, 900 feet timber,
10, 900 feet lumber.
NEW YoRK-Per ship George Green-iol oaes
upland cotton, 5e3 bbls spirits turpentine, l0lo
bbIs ros,n 3l5 casks clay. 80 boxes Leaf tobicco,
70 bbls hour lOll bags ground phosphate, and 80
pkgs sundries. PER steamship Manhatian-
So bags sea island cotton. 1l2l bales upland cot.
, tom, 81 tierces rice, 6S bales domestic goods,
:;s6O sacks meal and 63 packages sundrles.
Per steamship James Adger-l5S bags OF sea
isiaud cotton, 1882 bales upland cotton. II bales
dom ast!cs SO tlerces rice l2 bbls rosin. 81 pkgs
sundries Per steamship South CaroiDa-lS9
bags sea island cotton, 14s5 bales upland cotton,
40 les rice "a bales domescs. so bbs oil, 1876 bags
oil cake 200 bags cotton seed meal, rs tcs clay, Il
pkgs hides 1873 bblS rosin, $50 pGgs sundrles.
PHuADHLPHIA-Per steamship Gulf stream
Ss5 bales cotton 1877 bales domestics and goods,
6s tierces rice. 400 bbs rosn s tons metal, and
IS pkRs sundries.
BALTIMoIE-Per steamship Falcon-22S tierces
rice 257 bales cotton, AZ bales domestics, l2l
packages dried fruit, 10 bales rags, 3 hhds and
bales hides rolls leather, II 400 feet OF lumber
and % pkgs sundres.
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The cnarleston Market.

FOB THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2l.
THE CRoPs.-The period has been moderately
cold, generally dry and favorable for agricultural
labor. The liberal receipts indicate that the work
OF the farm has teen larg:y engaged In prepar-
ing the staple for maikat and sending 1t forward.
The holidays now at hand will produce cessation
OF employment during much Of the coming week.
The REcElPrs.-Ihe arrivals at the cotttn ports
for the week up to Friday last were l2osls bales,
IN contrast with lo5s3) bales the week before,
and 1911 bales for the period the ear previous
At New Orlaars 8, the receipts were f2,756 bales,
AGAINST S. 2a3 bal last season. The total supplies
at the cotton ports from September l, 1871, up to
the latest dates were l1s5e6s bales, 10 con rast
With I.4:5, 900 bales the year previous, showing
decrease Of 260 32l bales. The arrivals al he pin
cipal Southern markets from September 1871,
up to the latest telegraphic intelligence as COM
pared with the year before, were as follows:
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. December 2o-sales OF cotton e4o
bales; mlddlings 1870.
COLUMBUS December l9.-Market quiet. very
little doing; buyers and sellers apart; In The
morning II &c for middlipgs were bill, but market
CLOSED nominally at ike. Sales 90 bales. Re.
ceipts 377 bales. Shipme It's 80 bales.
MONTGOMERY. December ls.-The market Is
strong; good ordinary 17Hc. strict good ordinary
Tx, low mlddllngs is, iniddlings 1SH; the re.
ceipts Monday io2 bales; shipped $50 bales.
SELMA, December lS.-Sales to-day 100 bales;
low middlings lS4c. Demand good at lower
rates.
SUMTER, December l9.-The mlrket has been
fairly active. Sales S37 bales at l6H 10 Is. Ship.
ments as follows: New York l22, baltimore lis,
Charleston 176, Wilmington l5 Total i2s bales.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKET

LONDON. December 2l-Noon.-Consols s27i.
Bonds 92H.
Evening Bullion has Increased f2sO,OO0
FRANKFORT. December 2l-Noon.-Bonds 96H.
NEW YORK, December 2l-Noon.-FI eights dun.
Stocks very strong and steady. Gold steady at
sXaS%. Governments du and heavy. Money
per cent. Exchange, long e&; short ezs.
Evening Freights dropping. Money active but
stringent; prime business now quoted at 1oalOK.
Exchange qn'et and firm at 9HasA. Gold S%a
8X Governments lower closing eady. Sixty
twos 1855. State securities trmer in new South
CaroLnas but decidedly lower In Tennessees and
list. Virginia consolidated per cent bouds de-
clned from 81 to SIX, which increased the pres.
sure 10 sell. Nearly all the bonds war- on the lsr,
and large buslne,s was transacted In Tennes-
sees, Virgin az and South Carolnas. Tenressees
81; new 6lH. Vrginias SAX; new 81. Louisianas
60; new SO: levee six,s 81; eights IS Alabama
eighis 100; 1ves IS. Georgia SKIES 76; sevens IS.
North Caroliuas 33; new r. South Carolinas lS;
q. W 23X.
NEW ORLEANS, December e1.-Stelling lS4.
S!gnt a discount. Gold 9n.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December 2l-Noon.-Cotton open.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday, Dec 2mber
&c: The general demand Is very good, and The
throughout domestic is scarce, ani late advices
indicate that no increase can be depended on for
some time especially in the way OF desirable
quality. Former outside rates are not now
quoted, owing to the reduction In the average OF
quality, more than to any reduction IN value.
Foreign m. cts with good demand, and is gain
ing strength somewhat, though without de-
cided advance In prices. The storm 10 day has
checked business somewhat, and We have only to
note 35 tercts Carolina at s1GasAc, and $50 pags
Rangoon at 6Za7c.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday. December
20: Receipts to-day 34l9 bbls rosin; 81 do spl It's
turpentlne SpIi's turpentine continues strong
at the late advance, but the business to-day has
been restricted by the storm. Sales 20 bbls at
69aT0c. Resins are rather quiet, but holders are
firm al fully former prices. We hear Of sales Of
as bbs window glass at $l2 200 bbls pale at IS 75.
In tar, 100 bbls Ia large bbs have been sold at
$40. Pitch is quiet, but firm.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMIN GT0N. December oO.-SPrRlTs TCRPEN-
TINE Sales Of $50 casks at Csc per ga'lsa for
Southern packages.
R. cSIN.-Sales OF 792 bbls at 81 25 fer strained,
s4 SIX TO- low No ., 81 SO for No 3 SIS, SIS 5Oa6 for
low No l. aHh 81 for low pale.
CRUDE TCRPENTINE.-SaIes OF sc bbls at SO so
for hard, SIS 25 for yellow dip, and IS IS for
virgin.
TAR.-Sales Of "a bbls at So &c per Dbl.
CoTTON.-Sales OF u bales as follows: at is, IA
a. ISL, 10 at lSH, at 1s1, 20 at 49, and II at l9
cents per pound
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Rece pts per Railroad, December 81.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD


1886 bales cotton so bbls -four. 10 cars lumber
and wood, car stock. To Railroad Agent, W
W Smith, Peer, Rodgers CO, Salinas, d
Mowry Son, Courtney i CO, Pringle Il
Son, Geo W Wllams & CO. Trenholm Il So1 P
Smith, " X Ryan. Caldwell i Son. w illiams
& Son, kinsman i Howell, II Walter 4 CT, D
DeSaussure. A s Smith, Murdaugh & Mathews
F L Meyers. Wi!te Bros, W Boyle, W Bee / CO.
Frost Adger & co, Dukes CO. J N Robson. E S
Miles, Burneis;er L Zerbst, H Granger, Rhode
Bros, Macqueen Rlecke.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
l3l bales upland and bags sea island cotton
100 bbls naval stores, cars lumber and wood,
furniture, mdse. &c. To Mowry & >on, W K
Ryan, Frosr, adger & CO. G W Williams & CO, T P
Smith, A S smith, Prlngle Son, A J Salinas, "
C Courtney & co. Reeder & Davis, Klnsman Il
Howell, Barden Parker, Trenholm & Son, g II
Walter CO, Pe:zer, Rodsers co, J Mallonee,
W Sayer, Caldwell & Son, Ravenel& & co, f Willis,
A Quackenbush, II Klatte & co. Dowle, Noise
4 Davis Whildcn Jones, Ii CCbla & CO, L Fin.
ley, W g Bee L CO. IDgraham Son, Mrs Ease er-
by, Thomson Il ". Burmelster & Zerost, B Male
fort, WeIllng, Railroad Agent, and Order.
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ID A N KIN G b 0 U s T
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
No. 80 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.

Letters OF Credit for Travellers, also CONNER.
cial Credits Issued, available throughout the world.
Bills OF Exchange on The Imperial Bank OF Lon.
don, National Bank OF SEE tland, Provincial Bank
OF Ireland, and oil their branches.
Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers on Europe,
San Francisco, the West Indies, and all parts OF
the United States.
Deposit accounts received In either Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing House as II drawn upon any city
bank; four per cent. interest allowed on all daily
balances; Certificates OF Deposit issued; Notes.
Drafts and Coupons collected; advances made on
approved collaterals and against merchandise
consigned TO our care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities ana
Railroad Iron. m
No. IL Old Broad street. LONDON.
aup21 -3mOs
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The receipts at this port for the week just ter
minated were $40 Gags OF sea Islands and Floildas
and 1880 bales OF uplands, against 705 bags OF
sea Islands and Flordas and l0,S62 bales OF ~
lands the week before and SOC bags OF sea Isl anus
and Floridas and 1892 bales Of uplancs TO the
corresponding p'rlod the previous season. T. s'
arrivals came as follows, say OF uplands, per
South Carolina Railroad, l1,1a2 bales; per North
eastern Railroad, 1855: per Charleston and Sa-
vannah Railroad, =; Santee, 400: Peedee, 1888;
Georgetown 81; Savannah, s; Florida, 80. or sea
Islands Northeastern Railroad, 81 bales; Santee,
20; Johns Island, IS; st. Ardrew's, 4 POcotaligo,
2; Christ Church, l; Togoodo 10; Stono, IL; James
Island, 5; Beaufort %; Florida, 1885, Savannah, so;
st Paul's, 2; Ed sto, ITO.
THE COTTON MARKET-The we'll sustained re.
cep;s which prevailed caused a dull and easier
market during much Of this PERIOD the rates in
she fore gu centre being qnet ac 1oi, receding to
'3X@l0d p tb for middllng uplands. AT New
York prices commenced at 1eXc, receded to 1e%c
and imp owed to 20Hc; while at this point mid
4 tnx up!ands, which began at leHc, fell of to
lskc, AMI advanc d to 1sX@19c p to. The
movements In the article at Liverpool and New
York FOR this period were as follows: On Friday,
December 10, the former was quiet uplands 10d,
sales Is 900 bales; the latter was weak at ,ozsc,
sales 2lls On Saturday the former was quiet,
uplands lOl, sales $4,000; the later was dull and
47ominal at 1910, sales l1O8. On Monday the for
aer was du ], uplands led, sales $4,000; the latter
was steady. uplands l9x, sales 20i7 On Tuesday
che former was dull up'ands 9zI@lod, sales r.
900; the latter was steady at 1919, sales 20l9 On
Wednesday the former was heavy. uplands $40
Iod, sales 1900; the latter was quiet at 2o1sc..
sales 3772. Yesterday the former was firm, up
.alds sXalod, Gales Is ooO the latter was steafy
. st 207sc.
Tue transactions and prices in this market for
the week just terminated were as follows: On Fri.
day, December Is, the article was dull and prices
&c q fb easier; sales 400 bales, ordinary to good
cudinary being quoted at l711@ls'.c low mid
dlIns 1sX, middling lsH, strict middllng nomi
nal. On Saturday The situation was dull ana
yressed. with light business, at about &c p fb
tover rates; sales 800 bales, ordinary to good or
tHna-y being quoted at 17h@lshc' low m'ddiing
.sx, madIng 10, strict mlddlng lsh@ls&c . tS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-22

A BARGAIN!-To PRINTERS AND
a ponE RINDERS-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paner Gutter win be sold low for cash. Is nearly
new, cuts 2s inches. and has an extra Enlle. n
charge for package. Price $40. Apply al IHs
NEWS Job once. na0
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M.iRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, S.C......... DECEMBER 2
l.at 3. deg 40 min So sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min 27 ST
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr V W Simmons, Williams. Boston-1o
days. Mdse. To H F Baker i CO., Bolimann Bros,
Snsman Howell RaVene a9lmes CO.
r Marshall Il co, HurEamp & CO, S q Railroad
CO. f Cowperthwalt, " Krete, J Helms G W
Wiliam' i CO, Paul, Welch Brandes, K White.
Mllllngs. and others.
Schr Bowdoin, Randall. Baltlm ore-s days
Coal and mdse To s Railroad Agent, Holmes
Calder. VIM Bee Il CO, Atlantic Phosphate CO..
Schr 7 Knighr, Blaisdel, New YurE-l2 days.
Experienced heavy weather, split sails, &c.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbatti. West Point Mil. 26
tCs rice. To Cohen, uancEel & co.
Schr Vim & John. Leonard, Santee. 1884 bush
els rough rice. To W Bee IL CO.
Steamer Water Lily, Togllo, Edisto, Enterprise.
Rockville, snd Way Landings. 19 bags sea island
cotton, mdse and sund les. To Douglas Nlsbet.
Stcney y Lowndes, mowry Son. Wtte Bros, S
J q Bedell. W K Ryan. W whaley, W Mckay. F
Richards, Wulburn & Stelling, R Barcklay, A John.
son, E Whiting.
sIoop George, santee. 1910 bushels rough rice.
Sloop Backbirt', Rugero, Combahec. 100 bush.
els rough rice. To W G Bee CO.
Sloop Magdalene, from Cheraw. $50 bushels
rough rice. To W A Boyle.
Boat from JoEns' Island. 4bags sea Island cot
ton. To w A Boyle.
Boat from James Island. 8 bags sea island cot.
ton. To W Boyle.
Boat from Edlsto. 2 bags sea island cotton.
Boat from Johns Island. 3 bags sea Island cot
ton. To K Roper.
received from Chsolm's Mill. 20 tcs RICE To
Frosr, Adger & co.
Received from Benefits Mil. Is tierces rice.
To z Bee co, and II Ingraham i Son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, New York-Wag.
ner, Huger d co. w Courtenay.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia-W
4 Courtenay.
Schr John Shay. Fisher. Baltimore via Darlen
GA + Baker & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, New. York.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship fappahannock Read, New Orleans
December Is.
Steamship Gulf Stream, McCrery, at Philadel.
phia December Is.
Bark Annie Kimbal, stlnson, Liverpool, 1lth
December.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. at New York,
December 10.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
hor tho
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Passengers,

Per steamship Georgia, for New York-Mrs
Smith, U Il Goodwin. wife and servant Col P
Hamilton, G Gutmenre W Stein, Mr. Ryan.
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edisto, Enter.
p.lse. Rockville, and Way Landlngs-Mrs Baily,
J Liddell. lady and family. B K Riordan, A Ii
Whaley, r Sea5IooE. F Townsend.
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List Of Shipping
IN TIE PORT OF oHARLEsToN, DECEMBER 2l.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers cosstlna
within the State, excepted.