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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-04
IMPORTANT TO WESTERNs5-sl
Il t'ltS SHIPPERS, &2Sss.ssaass.
THE POWHATAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY


to@ BALTIMORE 1 All So af RAILROAD
&. 4. ITO THE WEST
%R fSr aGSS pShgss T. ana oS
All western and easterp-bound freight delivered TO
and Ohio Railroad Company at Locust Point, and
North Carolina railroad, Jacksou's wharf, saving
transfer by drays and exposure to weather in BALI
ofaIps ysp on R ~ shipments ssas,
.EoR LIVERPOOL AND asREss
Il QUEENSTOWN, INMAN LINE OF eea,sS4-za
Mail STEAMERS: SAILING FROM NEW
ioE ALTE Il ! TUESDAYS.
-; hj RATES OF PASSAGE ~.
Payaels, in Gold sssyaoss ineaiaenoy
10 Paris. 90 To Parfs...:..,:. Is
Tickets sold to and from England Ireland and the
FOR further i1fSgmailo1 apply At the cOmpany''
offices. J9 q R G.; DALE Es, As%s nr or 70
e. JOHN ". wY p,1nr,,d Agsnxi; t,
lanes RIVER sTEAMBoATsss f1 F:'v..l
FOR NJ, SEw y SST dH TfI7
H 81 N MI REGnL o LASD-
lSes III fiv HlTE JAMES
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANCON, Captain z. c. CLIFFORD. leave;
Company's wharf at Rockets for the aborc-ilaIncd
b ,e on 2EPAI SEP n ST. and r sua hE on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at;erroons: ,s p
Passengers connect II Norfolk with the OLD Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, philadelphia ana New
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer. ..-.--. ,,....---
Fare to New York. 80
Fare to Philadelphia. 50
Fare to Baltimore w
r: Tcs se s on se at NtBER CO.'S EXPnEss
II II ~ tEsIn s Tpnsp4 h5
ton, Baltimore, and principal bindings on Cmsa-
pcake Bay; and all regular landings Oh James f''er'
Freight received from Is. N. till 6PM.
90. Il, b. TATUal, General Agent
Brunch ofiicc, corner Main and Ninth streets.
my 10 .-
CUNARD LINE The BTI- <Th
RoYAI MAIL sTEAMSHfPS betwecen New York
and h'yeEp00k faas 81 s f P%s5 shf92r
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
First Cabin sla0 gold. Second Cabin. ,s:9, COLO
First Cahin to Paris g ,g'
fs y fbe TSesd,y and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin $50 gold Storage. go cuIrehe!'
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
and all parts OF Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills Of adiug from Virginia TO Liverpool,
Bclfust Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports VII
be issued by the VIRGINIA and 70 X / u
THROUGH LINE, they having made the ns se
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION STEAM
SHIPCOMPANY to New York. aud with the tl-
NARD LINE thence to Liverpool. &C.
For rates, &C., apply to the Agents Of the Old Do
'n'n''H steamship ChI aPIs'f &. FRASeKLYN,
General Agent CUnard Line.
j. d. KELLEY, Jr., General Agent Virgins
20. -, - 49,. and Foreign Through Line.
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND -LfEf'&
PACKET COMPANY.-The steam es>EssfSss
ship GEORGE d. UPTON Leaves New Iork every
SATURDAY,: leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The Steamship WILLIAM z. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY: leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily
D. j. BURR, President,
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A TTENTION!
u LLCORiCE Of approved brands,
7a-r. TOSQUA BEANS.
Prime ANGOSTURA GUM Arabic, select
and sorts;
SUGARS and sYRuPs, all grades, always for
dc le-lm na'' ~ tl guy = - A. y. STOKES 6 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-04

TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGM5
II No 400 Marshall street, containing seVentz.4
luU tnr hnnly to =! III j. L. BRAY IS
"H a. otE fPN' 400 Marshall street.
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WANTS.

VIZ ANTED, a SITUATION i'll a general
w commission house OF tobacco factory. Any
one wan ting good and competent man IN either
business cali procure his services by addressing
JAMES l.. TIMBERLAkE,
IA a-3t Brook avenue.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL LARGE AND
w HANDSOME CRUMB-CLOTHS Is per cent
below their market value.
dc % DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT. DRUG
w GIST.-A young man who has had experience
In the Drug business, and can come well recon-
mcndcd will hear OF situation BY applying to
'-.-. JOHN w. RlSON,
jai corner Main and Third streets.
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TOR. RENT, the desirable BRICK a
+ DWELLING, now occupied , By w, A A!s III
and Sinth' three doors above ST. Pauls church.. II
contains about twelve rooms and has kitchen and al
modern improvements. Possession on lIth o. Janu-
ar,.N AnnIr IN HILL 6 GODD1N,
:" T. ntpf'' ...,ft. tsi'f- Jos Main street.
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BRENT, my FARM, at brakes Branch,
n Richmond and Danville railroad. 1t contains
emo 600 acres about 400 cleared. To good tenant
liberal terms will bc made Apply to the agent ut
brakes Branch depot. r. eo,,,p
IN Al u. CTSAhG'
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& ROUSS are selling the
- best (I.adies) FLEECED GLOVES for 37sc.
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sf -tga by wellington Goddin, I FL
ls.s Real Esata.Agent andsAtictioneer'
+ corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TF1 I
ia 4-eodtdB
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TIE LATE FIRE ON EDIsTO ISLAND.
It, Cause and its Re.ults-Loss Of Life

It's Cause and Its Results-Loss or Life'
The burning OF wrights store and GIN
house on Edls.o Island about a week ago mas
already been announced by The NEWS. me
following are additional facts: In the moung
room on the second floor OF the Clubhouse
there were about seven bales of glnned cotton
lying In heaps upon the floor. A negro woman
named Della Miller, one Of the hands employ
ed In the room, struck a match to ngnt her
pipe. A quantity Of loose cotton which was
lying in her lap ignited from the macn
and communicated the flames TO her
clothing, and thence to the cotton
heaps around her. At tina. time there were
si.ty-three women and two men, all negroes,
at work In the noting room. In the confu-
sion which followed many caught on IRE. and
a number Of the women were very seriously
burned. Three of these, Della Miller, the
woman who struck the fatal match; Bose
Sherman and Cecilia Smith, have since died,
and two Others are now 10 q critical conai'
ton. Cecilia Smith succeeded In escaping
safely to tine yard, but returned to the burn
ing room for a tin bucket, which shs had for
gotten. EIer return to the yard by the STAIR
way was prevented by the flames, aud she
was compelled to jump from a window fifteen
feet above the ground. She died from the
eascts of the fall and OF the burns she had
received.
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Municipal Court.
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.
Charleston.

~
WE Wells, J. B. Weed, J. P. Nesmlth and
wife. c. W. Chauscey, J. vanAllen, b. O. Cas-
sidy, Theodore. Davis, John Davis aud son, q.
BRAKEMAN, Mrs. Hymes and son, J. q. Stan
ton, ". n. Boiuce, N. B. Sanford, Geo. Green
field, Harry Greenfield, B. n. seixas, New
York; T. O. Andrews, O%rangeburg; Q. A. Gil
more, W. Ludlow, o. 8. A D. R. Heap, o. 8.
Engineers; John Peck, New Haven; J. D.
Carr, Fall River; A. N. Randall, Buffalo; c. 8.
PaulIson, Washington Paullson, G. Ho!lings-
worth, New Jersey; Alfred Cosler, England;
william German. Columbia; B. McRae, Will
mington; B. T.. Jones, Kingston; Mrs. James
Barry, 7. @. Davant, Allendals, S. g.
Pavilion.
6. Z. Lee, st. Stephens; B. Sellers, South
Carolina; A. Allen, Montreal; Jno. Schultz, J.
Egan, Jno. Forsyth, IT,, City; Jno. Barrett,
Orangeburg; ]. E. Fulton, J.F. Brockington,
South Carolina; J. q. Rapsum, W. b. Clinton,
New York; E. O. Clarkson. Gadsden; q. hole.
man, Graham's Cross Roads; Y. L. Ney, WASH
ington; &. Z Piper, Boston; John Hunter, ST.,
Bull Biver; e. Cullen, orangeburg; W. D Bird,
B. ". Howell, Elko, .. O.; J. B. Bishop, North
Carolina; L. B Smith, orsngeburg; E. ]. Bob
srts, Augusta; Chas. Blodgett, Ohio; W. Brown
and son, Sumter; 7. 3. Browning, Port Royal;
e xcAllstsH, 4. HoAlister, Philsdslphia.
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|. TIE Cook ROOM OF TIE BoDY.-The food
that has been cooked In the kitchen must be
recooked In the stomach before 1t can be sp.
piled to the nourlshment Of the body. As
means Of facilItstlng this second cooking, In
cases where the process is slowly and inper.
tectly performed, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is invaluable. 1t promotes the generation of
heat In the living laboratory In which the
crud materials for building up and recruit
ing the human frame are turned into CON-
vertlble allment. But this is not all. It acts
beneHclslly upon the cellular membrane
which secrets the gastric juice, upon the
liver. which produces that natural laxative,
the bile, Upon the vessels that receive the d.
gested food, and upon the absorbents which
connect the digestive organs with the chan
nels of circulation. If any portion Of this
complex machinery Is out Of order the Bit
ters will set 1t right, thus promoting vigor-
GUS digestion, healthy secretion, and the pro-
duction Of pure, rich, llfe-sustaining blood.
nov26-tuthssDtw
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Weekly Review or tho Wilmington
Naval stores Market.

WILMINGTON. November ~.
SPIRITS TuBPksTtNE.-Sinoe the close OF our
last review this article has teen nuotuating daily.
on Friday the market opened at AKc, but during
the day IL declined no. and late In the afternoon
IL advanced lc. On saturday IL opened at $50.
and the market advanced in the forenoon lc;
again H. the afternoon It advanced l. on Non:
day. the only 3D. es VI could hear OF was a1ecttd
az SIC, aud on Tuesday we were unable " hear Of
any change In price; out Oh wednesday 80 casEn
were sold at q d clue OF 1c.
Rus1N.-At The beginning OF the period under
review, strained rusiu opened at q decline OF 4Js
under the last reported sales OF the preceding
period, but on saturday the mail et advanced
25c. Monday .ales or 1870 bols strained were ef-
fected at 50 rs; Tuesday we we're unable to hear
OF any sales OF this grade OF T Sin; on "wednesday
the msrLet showed considerable nrnness, and
early In the day the market was swept az 50 26i
,es eldsy 5000 bbls Of this grade was sold Tor
December delivery at an advance OF 25c over the
price OF .spot'' rosil. The other grades have re-
cslved little or no attention, and has laid IN q
Kind Of q dormant state. The receipts are mucn
larger than thuse OF the pr. ceding weeR; The En-
portatiuns are not altogether as large.
CRUDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the close or our last
review this article has been quiet and nothing
has trausplred to interfere with the regularity VI
prices. The receipts have te.n large and re
Z, ivsrs found no trouble In placing their receipt
The expectations Of this article are q little Oh.
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ooA IAcoa1cs.

Colonel Kern,s kitchen and outbuildings
In Greenville were destroyed BY fire one day
last week.
tho beautiful wreath recently presented
TO the new German Church by ayoung lady
win be rafaed at 1 o'clock this afternoon, at
Won santea's Basssr. Holders OF chances are
requested to be present.
l1he Pakir of Brshma, who, BY the way,
srikiugiy resembles his American cousihs IN
appearance, drew q crowded house at HIbern-
fan Hall LAST evening. His feats were amus-
Ing enough, but the less said about his gifts
the better.
The band at the Citadel Is not the First
Infantry, but the First Artillery Band. 1t
performed on the Green yesterday, as an
nounced by TIE NEWS, but owing to the cold
weather there was but a limited number Of
persona present
We again advert to the nag presentation
and ball Of the Irish Rifle Club. which comes
OF on Monday evening next at Hibernian
Hall. The committee 10 actively engaged In
perfeoting the various details. We ore conf
dent that it will mark one Of the ~pleasantest
episodes In the history OF the club.
General @. A. Gilmore, United States
army, whose first acquaintance With Charles
ton was made through the fundamentally Of
the Swamp Angel, arrived In the city yester-
day, accompanied by a staff Of engineer ON
cers. The party are staying ut the Charleston
HotGl.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. c.. ...NovEMBER 80, 1877.
Lat SO deg 10 min IS sec. Lon 70 deg 81 min 27 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York-6S
hours. Mdse. To Jas Adger d co. ] 4 Adger
& GO, O y Ahrens d co. d A ANIME, J Apple, J
Arcner, B Boyd, W n Bird d co, X q Barley, b
B scnon d CO, n Brown, E Bales & co, Byrne d
Fogarty, 7 A Beamlsh b co, j. Chaplin, Crane,
Boylston q co, , harleston Daily News, c A Cam.
man. Cameron, barkieJ q co, Chase d Cpttino. II
DRAKE, L Delta. Douglas i Miller, Elias Bros, ] 8
Farley d co, turchgott, Benedict d co, Elem ng
q CO. FoEartle's Book store, h Gerdts a co, Mrs
Galloway. ] Gorham, P l. Guillemtn, ! Lyman &
co, n A Hunt, Holmes d Calder, F ) Holmes, G
Holman, Hart L co, Jenords d co, Kinsman
Bros. Kanapaux d Gonzalez, Kinsman d Howell.
Kllnek. "1ck"nberg q co, Lsurey Il Alexander. q
] Luhn, ] W lnlry, e Lee, J 81 LaWt n, B AcYn.
MOS, A McLei' b, ] G Minor d CO, Martin 4 Mood,
Mclean d Rice, Man,oue Il co. SR Marshall j. co,
W N Marscher. a NImi;z d CO, D 0'Nelll, " N
POineruy, b O'Neill, W + Paddnu, U p Poppen.
helm, havenel, Holmes j. CO, Rleoke 4 Peterman,
B klce, Ravenel 4 co, W Shepherd Il co, Stenene,
Werner q Ducker, e 3 Stoddard d co, 4 b swee.
ney. SouLhern Express Company X ThoMlinson
Il 90, J E Taylor i CO. n Trlest. Walker, Evans 4
Cogswe |, y H Wilson J. Bro, o F Welters. Paul,
Welsh d co. W G Whilden, 2 Walsh, A 8 Willing.
{. n Il co. A Wute, b & A Ashton, + T Brown, ]
b BruntDg. BOllmann BrUs, W Bulcken, VIM
Brown. W q hafee i CO, U Clacius, L Iohen q
&C. J ID ts>Ir,, II a Uuc e Son DoWie, Nose Il
Davis, Davis d -. Erwi q McG II. y I o. moi, M
q GarIuakle Gihb d b. Hart 4 CO, Hurksmo 4
co, W Harrau, J W HARRISON, ] h. .Bager, U E &
4 i Johnson, 4 LANCE , Mrs e LaRoohe. Locke 4
$ronlnR, D LLienthsl q 60, r Muller, E " Mar.
shall & co, Murphy 4 Little, Menke i Muller, J
F Matthews, Marsh Bros, T s NipGon, D Paul d
co, Mias 8 Pslston, Quscssnbush, Estll q co, AZ
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY NARKETH.

LONDON, November 20.
Noon.-C Jnsols s2xss2X Elves sak.
FRANKFORT. November ~.
PARIS. November 20.
~Noon.-Specie increased One million francs.
NEW YORK, November 20.
Noon.-FreiRhts steady. Stocks nrm. Money
nrm A. :. Gold dull At iax. Exchange, long sx;
.hort OK Gov rnments dull but urn. state
bonds dull but nrm.
Evening -frergnts 1rm; cotton BY steam
k.,s.lsd Money ranged from 8; currency ne . 70
closed nrm. states generally very nrm.
COTTON MARKETS. :.
LIVERPOOL, November 30.
Noon.-Ootton quiet and steadyi uplaods sHd;
ssles 10. 900 bales; sales OF the week v 1000; export
1000; speculation 5000; stock 40. 900; American
1000 sar receipts 8 o. 10 co., S;o .n .mssics 2' Sa o;a sc'aai eA'
~Laier.-Cotton steady; speculation and export
Evening.-ootton closed unchanged; u~plsnds,
November: Q 1918; December, 0xd. Orleans, No.
NEW YORK, November %.
Noon.-Cotton easy; sales 1922 bales; uplands
EVening.-Ootton closed easy; sales 27sl bales
at I9kal9xc. Sales OF futu es IA 700 bales. as
follows: November. lsxalsX; December, lsHa
10 1.io; January, 18Kslsk February, l8Xa
10 1916; March, 1salsH; April, 10 l6.l6al9h; May,
BOSTON, November 90.
Cotton heavy; net rectip:s 27e bales, gross
1850; sales S1o; stock $500; weekly net receipts
$50, gross 9l0b; So es 1850.
PHILADELPHIA. November 20.
Cotton quiet; net rec. ipE- 1876 bales. or a. 1922.
Providence. November 20
%Cotton-net receipts Of the week SOL bales;
sales 5000, mostly to spinners; STOCK 5000.
Move Lber 20.
Cotton quiet: gross receipts 4ao bales; sales IS;
stick 6816; weekly net receipts 100, gross 1854;
exports 70 Great brltain so, ooastWise 1850; Sales
1864.
Cotton dull; net receipts 1880 bales; expnrtS
coastwise 1881; sales 100; stock 1923; weekly net
receipts 14.44s; exports coastwise la,16s; sales
CITY POINT, November 20.
Weekly receipts 978 bales.
WILMINGTON, November 20
Cotton quiet; net receipts Ss bales; sales ID;
stock 2slo; weekly me- receipts 1887 exports
coastwIse 1915; sales el7.
Cotton quiet and nrrn; middling' 1sHsisHc;
sale+ 1855 bales; stock 10 0ss; weekly net receip 8
"a. TOT; exports 10 Great Britain 200; to the CONT
nent $500; coastwlse 4sIs; SAILS lo.sis.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings l7xc; receipts zoos
bales; shipments 1888; 81 OK 9SS; weekly receipts
''''' OoLuMsus, November 20.
Cotton dull; receipts 274s bales; shipments 1914;
MACON, November 20.
|. Cotton quiet; low mtddlihgs II 1al7xo; weekly
receipts 2sTo bales; shipments 174S: siooK 1915.
SELMA. November 70.
Cotton receipts 1884 bales; shipments 1908;
stock 8l76.
MONTGOMERY. November 20
Cotton quiet; receipts 1858 Uales; shipments
2els; stocA l1,2ol.
Cotton opened nrm but Ia now lower; middlings
l3kc; net receipts 1894 bales; exports cosstwlse
IA; sales 1900; stock 8o,27e; weekly net recslpn
Is, $50; exports coastHiss 1910; sslss 900.
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NASHVILLE. November 20.
Cotton dull and nominal; weekly receipts l754
MKNpH1s, November %.
~Cotton-receipts 3122 bales; shipments 235;
stock 9O,69l; weekly receipts 1884; shipments
Is, Jas.
Cotton In fair demand ard easier; good ordi.
nary ike; low midnings 1870; net receipts 77lb
bales; gross e444; exports coastwise 422; sales to.
day TOO; last eve"ing 1910: stock l4s. 706; weekly
net receipts 80, AB: gross 46 4s3; exports to Great
Britain 0s75; Continent 22,lss; coastWise 6b72;
GALVESTON, November 20.
Cotton quiet; net receipts 2ls4 bales; experts
coastwtse 1892; sales 500; stock 64,1to; weekly re-
c,iprs $780,; exports 10 Great Britain 1898; Don.
tlnent a540; ooastWisa 44e5i sales BOO.
PROVISIONS PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November 20
Noon.-Breadstufs dull Corn 28s Cd TO 29s.
LONDON. November 20.
Evening.-Sugar, spot 33s Cd TO S4s. T1rpen.
tine Ais Cd to Al. Common rosin los Sd to !1s.
EVeuing.-Furpentine AS. Yarns ana Iaorics
NEW YORK, November 20.
~Eoon.-Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged. PORK
quiet; mess SIG. Lard unchanged; steam 7xa
sHe. Turpentine firm at exc. hosln nrm at
E~Yeniug.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wills
key a shade drmer at s2Kas3c. Wheat Inactive
and slightly 1rmer. Germ active and nfmer;
white Southern 75c. Rice dull at 7HasH. Pork
dull at sic. Lard lower at 7xasHc. Tallow
steady.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat stea y and
drm Curn active and steady; white 6oie!c vel.
low 67a6sc. Oars nrrn; southern 4saA7. rye urn
at s0a0Oc. PORK SIS 6oa18. shoulders exc.
Whisky qniet ct o4aatc.
Spirits turpentine nrm at soc. Roaln fru at
50 50 for strained. crude turpentlne steady az
So for hard, SIS for yellow dip aHd virgin. Tar
steady az 81.
ST. LOUIS, November 20.
Flour quiet aud unchanged. shipping fair but
meagre, OWING 10 low wster and ice. corn dull
ana lower; No 2 mixed. 20, S2kasSc In elevator.
Whiskey firm a. 90c. Pork unchanged at $l3.
B-oon, nothing doing. Lard nominally IN
changed.
LOUISVILLE, November 20.
Flour steady and In far demand; extra family
So rs. Corn quiet at 42s48c. Pork quiet AZ $l8.
Lard in fair drmanh; choice leaf. tterces &c; kegs
&C.; prime steam 1Ko. Whisky steady at s9c.
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Randall, anna Rubart, WE Rice, Sell fOsNl,
stoll, Webb 4 GO, I, sotnell, 3 eonng ! Iao ON
P Winemann d co, WAGNER d Monsees, L weis'
kopn, A Hing, and others.
Spanish bark Elvirs, siberr, Hayans-s days.
Ballast. To " P Hal.
bushels rough rice. To J r Pringle Il Son.
Schr Louisa, Ancrum. Cooper River. 1900 bush
els rough rice. ToJ R Fringle q Son: ,,,,
bushels rough rice. To ! 3 Pirinaie & Son.
steamer Emile, White, Georgetown. 22l tcs
rice, 8 bales cotton. mdse and sundrles. TO smack
elford d Kelly. L D DeSaussure, II Pringls q
W J Qulgley. W Parker. and Others.
steamer Pilot Boy. McNelty, Beaufort, Pacific
and Ohisolm Landings. 69 bales sea islana col
ton, and mdse. TO RaVenea Holmes q co, y NC
mann, Calder Il co, and Southern Express oom'
sloop Ellen. -, Cooper River. HOO bushels
rough rice: TO stoney , Lowndes. ,oo, ,.s,o,.
rough rice. TO stopey + Lowndes.
Wnaley,s dat from Johns Island. 10 bales sea
island cotton. To Stoney q Lowndes.
WaIp,le's boat from Johns Island. 8 bags sea
island cotton. To s,onsy & Lovndes. .
Boat from Johns Island. ebsgs sea Island COT.
ton. To SIoney d Lowndes.
Boat from WadmalaW. 10 bags sea Island cotton,
To Stoney d Lowndes.
Boat from Christ Church. 10 bags SEQ lslano
cotton. To Stoney & Lowndes.
Boat from Gain boy. 8 bags sea island cotton.
To Stoney d LowHdeS.
Boat from BObcaw. bags sea island cotton.
To Stony d LOwndes.
Boat from It Paurs. 9 bags sea island cotton.
To Stoney d Lowndos.
Boat ffvm Edi.to. 2 bags sea island cotton.
To st .ney Il Lowndea. ..
Boat from Johns Island. 2 bags sea lslano
cotton. To J Colcock Il on.
Boat rom WadmalaEF. 9 bales sea island COT
ton. To W A Boyle.
Boat from White Poiut. IL bags sea Island co.,
ton. To ] Coloook d CO..
Boat from Edisto. 8 bags sea island cotton.
Received nom Benn8tt's Mills. los tos rice. To
W q Bee 4 co, and q B. Ingraham 4 Son.
Received from Chisolm'G hll-l27 uerces srlce.
To " @ Bee & co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia, Hinckley, at Philadelphia,
Steamship Falcon. Haynle. at Baltimore. No.
'1 susnlsa bark Ana, Reslns, Canary Islea-w P
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Virginia. Hinckley. Philadelphia.
Steamship Falcon, Hsynie. Baltimore.
British bark James b. Boyd. Perry, Liverpool
From TILL PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
November 26.
Up FOB THIS PORT.
Brig O O Colson. PByBon, at Woods Hole, No
vember Is. -.
Scnr George Burton, -. at Philadelphia. NO
vember Is. ~.
schr Jennie E Simmons, Young, at Boston, No
vember rs. ~.
schr BIZ Lowell, Burton, at Weymouth, Nc
vember Is.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, November IS
Schr Mary, Gilchrift, at Philadelphia, HoVem'
Der Is.
| scnr 8 v W simmons, Simmons. at Philadel
phic, November rs.