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INDIANA LEGISLATURES.
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:. lNDIANAPoI1s, Dec. IA large amount Of ron,
tine business was done today 4 number .ot
bills were reported back from the committees
the most Of which were concurred in and order.
| ed enKroBsed.
The bills to regulate the practices of dentis-
try tho Gens to lessons in certain cases to
amend the act providing for the redemption OF
real estate sold under exemption, and providing
Tor the calling Of special sessions Of County
Commissioners, were indefinitely postponed.
/ The bill allowing members SO per daY and IS
for each rs miles Of travel was lost BY ayes, ii;
nays, As.
A joint resolution was adopted Offering 81 900
for the best plan Of a new State House.
Nine new bills we're offered making 212
in all.
A memorial was presented from the Terre
Haute l. Indianapolis Railroad Company in re-
gard, to the alleged claim Of the State for
school fund. The memorial gives the
figures to show that the State has no claim upon
tho earnings of the roads, they having not
reached the maximum which the charter allows.
Adjourned.
The day Was devoted to routine business,
and was principally occupied in reading and re-
ferrring bills Mr. Chapman's Drainage bill,
Wlta the e. amendments, was made the special or
derf or Tuesday next.
Tho bill to regulate freights and passenger
Monday.
The Committee On the Judiciary we're instruct
ed to report back the Senate bill abolishing the
Office Of Agent Of State on Monday.
The Committee On Temperance were instruct
ed to inquire into the expediency of reporting a
bill that shall require the petition Of q majority
Of all persons over the age Of 81 years to grant
ers shall be responsible in whole Or part for
damages caused wholly or in part by into1ica-
tion.
Eleven new bills we're introduced, making 40
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FIRES.
Destruction Of Property and Loss Of
Life,

Destruction of Property and Loss of
Life.
! ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 8.-The extensive furni-
t1re warerooms Of J. F. Comstock l. Co., Nos.
DESTROYED by fire this morning, together with
the building. Loss on stock, 575, 600; insured
| as follows Royal, London, IS, 900; London &
liverpool, 81, 900 Allemannia, $4,000; Peoples,
Commercial. st. Louis. 5000; Franklin, St.
Louis, 92,500; Franklin Mutual, St, Louis.
200; Jefferson Mutual, 81, 500; Home
Mutual, St. Louis, 5000: Total: s42,50o. The
$25, g 3,oo goo, and insured: Glenn Falls, n T.,
$4,000; Washington, St. Louis, 50, 500; Hiber-
nis: Cleveland, $4,000; Home Mutual st. Louis,
$4,000; Neutral Fire, New York, $4,000; st.
$4,000. The tobacco factory Of Hammer &
Aoeman, liquor store Of Nu1sen, Freeman &
: Co., and Holland t. Consesen's galvanized iron
works, adjoining, we're damaged by fire and
water to the extent Of several thousands. The
hre-engines, although hauled by men, we're
promptly on the spot, and it Was only by the e1-
traordinary e1ertions Of the fireman that the
most disastrous confagration for many years
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
,H1CaMoND, Ind, Dec. ga German woman,
about 90 years Of age, named Werner, was burn
ed to death IN this city last evening. From the
evidence ELECTED before the Coroner's Jury, We
habltual drrnkard- She WAS seen intoxicated
during the afternoon. About 5 O'Clock the
n1eighbors smelled stencil and SAW smoke issu-
ing from the house: They ran in and put the
fire out which had spread on the CARPET and
burned hole in the floor. Instituting search
for the old lady, they found her remains behind
the stove. The sight was a fearful one. Aii
the flesh was burned from the lower limbs.
while her hands were charred and her arms
blistered to the elbows. One Of pair Of wood
en- shoes she had worn was lying near her, still
burning %ag It is supposed she lit pipe and, ST.
drunken stupor, when the pipe feli from har |
mouth and set her clothes on ire. Unable to
get up she sat and burned to DEATH The YER
dct was accordingly, that the deceased came to
neg oeath 11om accidental burning.
IL. AeYuolds. at Windsor. was bur ned this eyen-
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NU MBER I12.

ing. The main building, together with al the
machinery and portion Of he stock, were con-
suIned. Total loss estimated at 500, 900.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Ihe Office Of the Erening
EEp'ess vas partially burned out tonight be-
row will appear under difficulties. The cypress
occupies three upper stories OF the five story
building on Park Row, opposite the Astor
House House; The fire did not penetrate below the
third story, and none Of the floors fell in, though
Express Office, and French, the job printer. The
rooI T. was only partially destroyed luckily the
weather was damp and without wind.
me guests IN the Commercial Hotel, next
ooo1, hastliy changed their quarters but none
printing material is heavy, and, il the presses
are injured, will reach $25,0oO. Half an hour
elapsed before the fremsn worked to advantage,
owing to the altitude Of the fire.
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DETROIT,

Serious Accidental E1traditi0u Case.
Special Deepateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Dec. ga young son Of Colonel 4.
". Williams, Of Lansing, had his arm badly
shattered by the accidental discharge Of his gun,
while hunting On Saturday.
The demand Of the Governor Of Indiana for
the extradtion Of Perry Burke has been acced-
ed to, the papers arriving in Windsor last even
ing: He had been arrested for several crimes,
and Was held in jail ut Indianapolis for trial
He took occasion to knock the iailar sense1esa
rob him, and escape. The robbery Of the iailel
Vas the ground on which the e1t1adition ia.
granted.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec: 8.-The Chicago express train
On the Kansas City, St. Joseph 4; Council Blaffs
Railroad, when about miles south OF st.
Joseph, at 9:20 yesterday morning, ran into
wagon crossing the track, killing G. y. Keno,
+. 81. Jones, and Mrs. Hannah Branseller, and
fatally injuring John Biminger and Susan
Mo1kly. The horse took fright at the locomc-
tive and ran on the track in front Of tho train
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 8.-The morning pas
senger train over the Worcester Nassau Rail-
road was thrown from the track about a ui1o
north Of this city on Saturday morning. Three
cars were thrown on their sides, but, though
there we're $50 passengers on the train, no one
IVES seriously hurt.
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| F3r. Colfax the Probable Successor
of EQoFace Gree1ey-1Vhy the Gz1ate.
ma1a Was Wrecked-The Cigar MAX.
| teFs-Personal-The Case OF Boody.
t the RAILROAD Defaulter-HI;sceIla.
ncous Local Items.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YoRE, Dec 8.-H. G. Bowen, editor o1
the Independent and Brooklyn Union, who is in.
timately acquainted with the stockholders of thu
1saouHe, prints the following report, which, in
| the shape Of q credited rumor, has been adoas
for several days:
We arc informed, on the best authority, that the
ter under consideration It is probable that Mr. COL
5e5 VII feel it to be his duty to accept the position,
1lr. colfa1,' for sons ' time m pasts t'y inss 5ss
Rs sE sna tS pssan ss fs so Il from S5 a Life 3
income IN the future would have been comparatively
small, yet with his accustomed economy and r;gd
proceeded very comfortably. He has had many I5sri
business Offers made to him recenty, but has deciint.
Greeley has suddenly and ne1pected1y opened tni5
new and inviting field to him. Ne sincerely hope a1:a
probably resign his office Is vice President Of ~
United States and step up to tho higher office of Ci
On the New York Tribune
ITO tbs Associated P4ess.l
p.s;G MY 91aF, 9f Pee: sZcaptain Douglas, Of tho
Tonala bar, Oct. 49, attributes the loes of tho
vessel to miscalcu1ation by Third Officer Pnr-
ker, in charge at the time, who did not allow Tor
the undercu1rent, causing the vessel to mako
eight knots IN hour instead Of six.
At q meeting Of the cigar-makers On Saturday
night, 1t Was resolved to obtain signatures to q
petition to be presented to Congress-, asking
that the tax on homemade cigars Be abolished.
or reduced so as to encourage domestic uan1-
fnctuIes.
The New York Board Of Steam Navigation will
review the testimony taken at Nassau, N. P, and
see if it jQstifes the finding by the Nassau a11-
thorlt1es that the Missouri was poorly equipped
badly disciplined, and unseaWorthy in every re-
spect.
J. Russell Jones, United States Minister to
Belgium, sailed for his post yesterday.
a special says that it was Richard B, Connolly,
x-ComptroEer, not Tom Fields, the Corpora
tion Attorney, who sailed from Havana Under
the assumed name Of Judge Fleming.
The Times says the arrest and holding to bail
Of Henry H. Boody, formerly Treasurer Of the
Rockford, Rock Island & st. Louis Railroad, waa
on an allegation by President Cable that he con-
verted to his own use S245, 600, o portion Of the
proceeds Of the sale Of go, 900 of mortgage
bonds, and 932, 900 alleged to have been debitsd
by h1m to certain firm, who proved they never.
received it. The money is said to have been
lost in gold specu1atlons, which had been UNDER
stood to be a part of the ordinary financial
Of the Company. Boody is said to
nave made about 81, 100000 during the six yeara
If his Treasurership, from 1865 to 1871.
There is the best authority for contradictine
he report TINT 4. Oakley Hall is to become tha
,ditor of the Herdzd.
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Of the city than be. His improvements and his
business brought him in contact with 3 Tery
large number Of the commercial and industrial
classes. His employees esteemed hin nj
most to idolatry for the personal atten-
appreciation OF faithful and efficient servicesS,
To-day, this feeling was unconsciously manifest
on Fourth street, by many people who in pass-
ing the Opera House erected by him, gtopped
and gazed pathetically OF the structure. It has
among all classes, especially the humblest Of his
former emp1oyes.
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lARAN.

WAsHNaroS, Dec. 8. II. Mori, the Japanese
Minister, has received the details Of the new
the organization Of eight colleges, two hundred
and ffty-sK high schools, and over fifty-threo
thousand public schools, at which the attendance
is to be compulsory for all children above S
years Of nge.
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;, We have been appointed Sole Agents in
this city and the Northwest for the sale
Of the LIBERATED BRAND Of "IVAW-
been greatly improved Of late, and are
nov nov undoubtedly the best papers for Print
color never varies, and they are neVer |1 stoc12 %
sized. We have also q full stock Of the sec
o1d grade, known as tf1.'' We offer them at
25c and 24c, with a liberal discount to large
buyers. We also desire to cali attention TO
or general at stock Of our own manufacture,
pies and prices. Manilas st cost Of manu-
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The Worcester Library.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 8.-The library and
reading-room OF the Free Public Library vas
opened to the public, to-day, in accordance viii,
the vote Of the Directors opening the library on
Sundays. About $50 people patronized tho
library during tha aftatnoon.
, 1872-12-09

CINCINNATI: Dec. 8.-Regret is very generally
expressed here at the sudden death OF Mr. s. N
Pike. No one man did more for the architecture
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6syre on uplands. CoastwIse-to New YorE,oy
steam xc on uplands and 1c on sea Islands; 81
q t,erce on rice; by sail, - p fb on cotton;
a tierce on rice; 4oc a barrel on roatn;
ss a on lumber; $40 p n on timber. To
Boston, by sail, Hc q m on upland cotton;
rosln CSC; resawed stun SO 5o@sl9 SO: phosphate
s5@5 so. To Providence, by sail, SO 90 q on
boards, Xc p ID on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on
New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, hc
p fb on uplands; by sail, So q II on boards; SO 50
@1o on timber; ss p ton on clay, and $s@s 80 on
phosphstes. TO Baltimore bysteaD, hc . b,
by sail, SO 5o@7 q N on boards; sS@s so on
timber; So rs q ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lum
ber frelghts from Georgetown, s. c., Darien
and SaAlla River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, TO
Northern ports, and 1O@12 p N are rates on
lumber and boards.
DOMESTIC ExoHANaE.-Tne banks are purchas-
ing sight checks on New York at Xc discount 10
par: time bills nominal. They are selling sight
checks u premium.
MISUNDERSTANDING BILLs.-The rate yester'
day was 1sH@lsK nominal for so day bills.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying al
10 and selling at II.
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Exports of tho Week ending March IL
,r.s- DOMESTIC.

NYw YoaK-Fer steamship Georgia-6s bags sea
Island cotton 1924 bales upland coten, ~ .asiI I
rice 10 bales domestics, 81 bbs navai stosess u,o
bales moss s. casks clay, and s5 psckagss SUI N
dries. Per steamship James AagerMao gt,,1
bags sea island cotton, 352 bales up!ana ooo
a. tcs rice. FL bales domestics and goods sU asV
pkgs oil cake and meal % bundles paper % Pags Pags
annGlries Per steamship Man1attan-oSo oo 0aSs t
sea island cotton s15 bales upland coLton, oU tCn
rice rs bales domestics and yarns, ZSo oags ou
cake. 206 pEgs sundries. -. e....,,
PHnADEIPH1A-Per steamship Gulf 81 Stream M
15o bales cotton, n tierces rice, 65 Dds naval l
styres, us bales domestics and goods. ~ osies ss
RAGS tons old iron. 1o4 bundles paper, saa a ~
pkgs sundries.. Per schr G O Morrls-aio IONS
PHSk HTTMoasMPer steamship Maryland-7s bales
cotton. I47 tcs rice q bales domestlcs, i0o o9is
rosn 30 casks clay, rs tons railroad iron, 80 COILS
rome 1O8 bbls, 23 600 feet lumber bales rags ana
4s pSes s1ndries.. Per scar Elias Moore-1aS6o
feet Timber, 10S sS6 feet lumber steam.
,ahip Facon-245 tierces rice, 8S bales cotton, lo
bales domesucs, 339 sacks ground phosphate, 70
rolls leather 45 600 feet Of lumber. and pkgs sun
dries. .s..s..,.sPer .aGhr EmmaiG EdWards-S06
toIis phosphate rock. Per acnr: yno Snsmap-
$4,000 feet foonn& boards andplapks. :..:.:Per
brip " q Parks-l00, 900 feet lumber and timber.
ST GEORGE, ME-Per schr Dailey-tao,o 600
feet lumber.
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The Charleston Market.

FOB TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH H..
tue CRops.-The weather became more mode.
rate, with some rain early in the week, and the
temperatdre fof the tirst time assnmed q spring
character. which was much needed, warm and
dfysatmosphere befng necessary TO enable farm
wort to proceed, the labor In the nelds having
been seriously obstrucsed and retarded, threaten
ing to cause a late planting.
THE RBcR1PTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
show remarkable decline, and were for the
week, up to Friday last, 5o,0e3 bales, against
7s,7o2 the previous week, and 1858 for the Pc
riod the year before. At New Orleans the supplies
were 23,s5s bales In contrast with es,7s6 the
week OF the previous year. The total receipts
at the cotton ports from September l, 1871,
up to the latest dates, were 2,so9,1SS bales,
against III sss last year, showing decrease OF
sos, ,7ei bales. The supplies at the principal South.
ern markets from September 1, 1871, up to the
ates. telegrsphlc intelligence, as compared with
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. Co... MARCH Is, 1872.
Lat 80 deg as min as sec Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 Sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Mercedlts, Oliver, Cienfuegos-l
dor,a To d uo1i

Spanish brig Mercedits, Oliver, CIenfuegos-14
days. Ballast. To W P Hall
ssS Yg sy n si a AnnH - SaaBs Bsfsa NsT
Railroad Agents, q Bischon CO. Bulcken d
Wohltmann, W Bee & co. W II Bird / co, Chas
Berbusse, y II Benedlct, Bart q co, Oo0is 4
co, O Clacus,. Gerdts co, Elias BROS, 7 FoT'
rich. Wineman Il co, h Klatte & co, P Murray.
G Hacker. Jenords co. Holmes Calder, J
Kiep, Lilienthal q co, Lalane co, Geo A
order, Paul. WEIGH L Brandes Poppenheim,
A Larger. Quackenoush, Estll & co, Jas Brown,
Stefrens, Werner 4 Ducker, Wagner Monsees,
Otto Wleters, E R White, K White, Wilson
q Bro, J Wuhrmann i CO, Weiskopf, L.,
Schr Old Chad, McClintock. Havana-s days.
Fruit. To Paul, Wech i Brandes.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbatti. West Point Mill. Sc
Steam tug Relief, Walcott. Key Weat--left Sun.
day. TO II F Baker 4 CO. Bound TO New iork
and put In for coal.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship South Carolina Beckett, New York
Wagner, Huger j co, W A Courtenay.
British bark Architect, DoddrIdge, Port In
Great Britain-R Mure & co.
Schr Geo Savage. Nye, Georgetown, s G, to load
for Baltlmore-J A Enslow co.
schr Lucy D., Hail. Boston-Cohen d Wells.
SAlLEU 1ESlEhUA1s
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York.
Brig B Doane, Veazle, Bucksville, O.
Schr Annie Leland, Bennett, Georgetown, s q.
Schr Emma Edwards, Lee, Baltimore.
Schr John Slusman, Adams, Baltimore.
Schr Geo Savage, Nye, Northern Port.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, at Phlladel'
phia, March IL.
British bark Stormy Petrol, Dick, Queenstown,
March 5.
Spanish brig salas, salas, at Kew York, 11th
March.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Marietta steelman, steelman, at Baltimore,
March IL.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowen, from New York,
March IA.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, March IA.
Arrived, bark Othere, from Charleston; Golcon'
da, New Orleans.
Arrived, steamship City Of New York.
Evening.-Arrived, steamships Mercedlta, Clty
OF Mexico and Montgomery.
Arrived out, steamship Maine.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL.
Nor bark Draupner, Ingodsen, cl'd........Jan 8
Br bark Lucy Jones, cleared. ...............Jan 19
The Avondale, Adams, Jan Is
Br bark File de Pair, Jones, up......"....Feb 20
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Receipts by Railroad, March IA.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

$50 bales cotton, AZ bales goods, 2 cars stock.
To Railroad AGENT, Pezer. Rodgers d co, w
BROS, T Smith, A Smith. " z Rynn, Prlngle &
Son, Geo Waiter 4 co, Johnston, Crews q co,
Frost, Adger co, q Bischoh & co, Muliigan,
Sloan & Seignious, Trenholm Son. Wlss co,
W Williams & co, Folln, Robson, and ]
Salinas.
HoRTHEAsTBRN RAILROAD.
81 bales upland cotton, IA bbls naval stores,
cars lumber, wood, phosphates, live stock, furnt.
ture, mdse &c. To Whllden Jones, Barden
Parker, Prlngle d Son, Chapesu co, A Sail.
mas, W Courtney i CO, Trenholm Son, W Har.
raj, F Klintworth, A s Smith, n F Baker & co, W
s Shecut, Smith & Chspeau, Gardner, E Can.
non, ] N Robson, W z Ryan, T P Smith, Moore 4
Wilson, n E Railroad co, L Brothers, G Boag. D
McNutt 8 & Railroad Agent, Welllng. Pei.
Railroad Agent and Order.
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina, for New York
Mr. Audubon, A Hall, G Groves, DR. Il Hall
and wife, Maggie blanchard, Mr. Carter and
-LEA, W.-.tU WILL Ms nInnnhani and Irifa- Mias
Blanchard, R Corbett, Mrs O'Neill, J McCale,
McCale. D Hennessey, Master Hennessey, Q
Doten. Bsrdln, Mr. wilson, Doten and wife,
U webster, Mr. Cook, Mr. Grannus, Mr. Beed Mr.
Gilbert, Mr. Coleman, Mrs Coleman, Geo Coleman,
James Coleman, henry Coleman, Paul Coleman,
Mr. Mcqueen, Mr. Helt, Brown, Brown, a Carn,
Mr. Caradeux, Mr. Sherrine.
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-1v1vo111 lxD ConMERoolIA1.
Exports.

o,v,T gRrrA1S-Per Br bark Archi-
PORT IN, IN snrits tnrpentine, 2sl5 bbls rosin.
teGs-Sox Oy, psr schr Lucy D-53 bales cotton, $50
Z ons phosphate rock, 20 tons bones; ..,,,-. .,
'oSS NEW W YoRK-Per steamship South Caroline
,oss%es island cotton, l62 bales upland cotton,
T giorcea rice OF bales domestics and goods, 40
bbls naval stores, 50 bales moss, and OF pigs OF
BaTMsRE-Pes schr aenry Alen-15s,loo feet
pine lumber.
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rA. ohar.ss.son aissss stoss1 ana j Bond market

At auction Gas stock sold at 17X South Carolina
Railroad stock at s4x@ssX, Bank Of Charleston
stock at lsX@lsK, Charlotte, Columbia and Au
gus,s first mortgage bonds at 7s%, First National
BANK stock at 12l@l2s, and past due city stock at
,n,<N1nl<
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List Of Shipping
IN TEE PORT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH IA "a
Vessels under 100 tons, and. steamers coastina
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 141s tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Ad0er Il co.
Virginia hnsEey 81 BrGWn cos
Sea Guli, e1e tons Dutton, at Union wharf, for
/. Baltimore, loadlDg-P O Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Eddystone, 1885 tors, Park, at Vanderhorst's
wharf, for Liverpool, loading EnaloW
Palmerston. (Ger'n.) 1900 tons, Kolln, in Ashley
River, for the North OF Europe, loading
Lesesne Wells.
JULIE E nAerloo oadns sassE RaTs sSzse
Melita, (Br) eoi tons Lightbody, at Marsh's
wharf, from Had=irs, to be repared-Henry
Card.
cos wharf, for Liverpool, loadins-Henry
Architect. Brit tons, Doddrldge, in the Stream,
for port in Great Britain, ready-R hure
windermere, (Br.) : tons, Yeaman, at Accom-;
mediation wharf, for Liverpool, loading-H
Uriei, (eerm., = tons, slebold, at Robb's wharf,
lOE d pOEG Ia IISdb olhok
BRIGs.
Wsyerly, 800 tons, Terry at Marsh's wharf, for
Baltimore, loacing-S;reet Bros co.
Mercedita, (Span,l = tons, Oliver, In the Stream,
from Cienfuegos, just arrived-W r Hall.
SOH0ONERS.
Henry Allen. - tons, Tatem, In Ashley River,
for Baltimore, ready-H Baker co.
Chas Comery, tons, Pinkham, at Marshalps
wharf, for Boston, loading-M goldsmith
saar6ruck, 2lo tons, Clark. in Ashley River. for
Boston, loadIng-Jos Enslow d co.
Lucy D., 1923 tons; Hall, IN Asnley hiVef' iof
Boston, loadlng-Cohen Wells.
NJ Broomall, 22l tons. DOUGLASS, in Ashley
River, for Philadelphia, loading-H Baker
A D Huddell, aa4 tons. Long, in ashley River. for
Wilmington, DEL loadIng-H Baker d co.
Lilly. 413 tons, Hughes, at Adger's wharf, for
New York. loading-Roach & Monett.
e.; & Wood, - tons, Candy, at N Railroad
wharf, for Wilmington, Del, loading-H F
Paul thompson. 2l5 tens. Godfrey. at Central
wharf, from Philadelphia, dlscharging-H +
Baker CO.
Z Dresser. - IONS, Reed, at Haml!n,s wharf,
for Barscos, loading-Paul, Welch q Brandes.
wharf, from Baltimore, Walting-conen q
Wells.
E Daley, = tons. Long, in Ashley River. Tor st
George, BE, ready-Street Bros co.
Old Chad, = tons MCCllntock, at Union wharf,
from Havana, discharging-Pau', WEIGH q
Brandes.
Anna Sheppard. - tons, Newton, ut Central
wharf, from New York, discharging-HF b.
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No. 42., North River, foot Of Canal $&i&nfS
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the 10th
and Soth Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first Of every month. except Wnen IL Ials on
Sunday; then on the day. preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, 0ut 60
direct from New York to AspinWau.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. On the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New York.
iuly2s-lyr F. r. BABY, Agent.
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FoR NEW, YORK.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 2lsr, AT 1b
O'CLOCK P. N. ~
NEw IRON STEAM L1NE-EsrABLIsHED 1870.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Orowell, Commander. will sail for
New York on THURSDAY. March 2lst, at o'clock
Through Bills Of Lading TO- liverpool BY
wILLAGS:& 8 GUION STEAM LINE TO Genoa,
trieste, Naples, Leghorn, 9hristfaniA Got Gotten %
SHIPS. 10 New England cities "a usual. t-
Insurance by Steamers Of this Line k per cent.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very fine Deck Stateroom accommodated, apply
to WAGNER, .RUGER 4 CO.. NO 20 Br9sa ntreet,
mcE16 .r-sl-s :. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-15
cotton commands 20Hc.
SPARTANBURe, March II.
Colt n Is selling at 1870.

COLUMBUS, March II.
Our market quiet: middlings 2lc. Receipts
corresponding week 1871. Shipped four days 943
against SOL and "a. Sales 130; receipts 35; ship.
ments 139.
MONTGOMERY, March ~.
Our market ia dull and nominal. Good ordinary
2oc; strict good ordinary 2ohc; low middlings
21c; middlings 2lhc.