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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-10
Glowing Prospects-A Gala Week In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tn or In Q
Rowing Clubs.

A large meeting of the Regatta Association
of South Carolina was held at the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms yesterday. Many OF the
the most influential merchants of Charleston
were present. Letters from prominent cltl'
zens In various parts of the State, promising
their support, we're read, as were also a large
lumber of letters OF application for member
ship. The roll of membership is already quite
large. The members Of the association are
deslrons of bringing about several rowing and
yacht races, as well as a parade Of the Fire
Department and of the various rifle and sabre
clubs, to take place next spring, simultane-
ously with the schutzenfest. In other words,
they propose to get up a grand gala week.
The rowing clubs Of this city are making
preparations to purchase 'shell" racers. One
club has already raised two hundred dollars
for that purpose.
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As a prominent colored Republican said In
speech here, we think there are certain pro
p pfseIa1s. :" 70 and % IN oD our Opinion the school ON;
mjssioner's office is one which shouldn't all
events for some time to come-be filled by .
s white man an S There may not be any schools in the
rural districts" which are attended and taught
nv whites. nnt we reckon there must be, and
the same .proprietyn which causes din s en-.
schools for each OF the races, Woulo, 10 aa our
g opinion APR preclude cI ,i,i,d the 3 s snperVIsi 10 ." over HHi Tree
s %hCsI G of u, IG Idinds. and who is also invested
with yisitorial power over them. No! good
friends. take Bowen's white nominee.
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HOTEL ARRIHALs-OOTOBER g..
Pavilion.

J. P. Gamble, Gourdin's; j.. Cunningham,
Baltimore; ]. W. Hogan, Kingville; E.. L. King
and vile, Florida; James Robinson, Robert
TilkIns, Roblnson's Circus; G. F. Mcintyre,
South Carolina; F. N. Walker, Cross Anchor
J.J. Crosswel, Southern Express Company;
s.. E. Ingram, C. r. Harvln, Clarendon; J.. B.
Godney, B. Hamilton, W. NJ. Tyson and ser
want, South Carolina; 81. Walton, Northeast
ern Railrord; John Mcnamara, Savannah.
49, Charleston.
VI. R. Lcmax, Baltimore; j. R. Johnson and
wtfeSiJ. B. Panamore, Savannah; G. W.
Aaoker, Baltimore; P. Dzialguski, Florida;
D. c. Wilson, Beaufort; l.. Reysenburger, c.
Fusbie, New York; 8. 81. Whitney, G.. King,
Augusta; E. d. Johnson, New York; Miss Saith
awaite, Mrs. Smith and child, Mrs. LYON.
New Jersey; G.. G. Kendall and wife, Beaufort:
P. Taliafero, John q. Livingston, Jackson
Vile; A. s. Lawson, D. R. McGorrigal, c. F.
Hubert and wife, New. York; B. F. Brown,
Aiken; F.zsH Eatonf Gheraw; c. E. Dukes,
Philadelphia.
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TIE MAR1oN,s NEW STEAMER.
Description of the Machine-The Trial
Parade.

The new steamer of the Marion Fire Compa-
nv arrived In this city by the steamship Cham
pion Tuesday night. Yesterday morning It
was taken up to the company's englne-house
in Cannon street. It Is a No. 4 engine. built
by the Clapp & Jones Manufacturing Compa-
ny, of Hudson, N. Y. It stands upon a sub
stautIal frame work of polished iron and steel,
which Is supported by four vermllllou-coioreo
wheels. The front wheels are four feet elsnt
inches, and The hind wheels FIVE feet IN
diameter. The boiler is covered with q
casing of German silver. 1t Is ABOUT
three feet In diameter, by four ieet
high. and is of the kind known ss the a..
r. Clapp patent. 1t Is guaranteed to raise
steam from cold water in from four to six min
utes from The time OF lighting the fire. IL ID
surmounted by o dome and q great deal OF or
nsmental work in copper and other metals.
TIE boiler Is guaranteed to be OF sunc'eh'
strength to bear twice the pressure ever 70.
uuired In doing fire duty. The cyHnaer anu
steam-chest are cased with German silver.
The former has a diameter OF eight incnes
with eipht.Inch stroke. The forcing pump 10
double ecting, four Inches and fve-eighths Id
diameter, with eight-inch stroke, and 10 capa-
bile of throwing q stream of ordinary size from
one hundred and seventy-ave to two hundred
and iorty feet. according to the length OF the
hose used. The pump Is surmonnted oy a
handsome globe-shaped air chamber maze
of very highly polished German silver.
- ~ nhopnhor Ia an hrlam6nGal
lantern with four l~ights-one white, one
areep. and two red. The red lights are en-
prayed with a fox. On the green light
which ls the head one-is the motto OF the
company "We'l try" The wheels are gov
erned BY a brake, which Is worked from the
engineers stand in the Tue. pan. The engine
Ia Intended to be moved either by hand OF
horse power, and is furnished with all Tue
necessary appliances for both. Between tne
boiler and the air chamber is a neat chair lor
the driver. The weight of the engine, exclu-
slve of supplies, Is thlrty.seVen hundred
mounds. The name of the engine Ia "Litlle
Anna" which Is painted on the back OF tne
fuel pan. The cost of the engine, exclusive OF
the freight from New York, Is forty-one nun
dred dollars.
The Marions will keep their house open m
I'll next Saturday afternoon to afford The pub
lie an opportunity Of Inspecting the engine.
At a meeting of The company, held last eve
ming, 1t was unanimously resolved 70 test tne
merits of their steamer on next Saturday a.
ternoon. They also extended an Invitation TO
the Steam Fire Department, the hook and lad
der companies, the chiefoflhe Fire Department
and his assistants, and the clerk OF the Board
of Firemasters to assemble at their house, on
Cannon street, at Two o'clock P. NJ. on that
day to act as an escort. The line Of march
will be down King to Hasel, through Hasel to
Meeting, down Meeting to Queen, thence to
East Bay and Broad, and finally through
Broad to q point west OF Meeting street, where
the trial will take place.
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POLICE, Police !:

An andacious and remarkably successful
robbery was prrpetrated at an early hour yes.
terdsy morning at the shoe store of Mr.. Ed
wards 8. Daily, No. 12l Meeting street. The store
was closed at the usual hour on Tuesday eve
riDg, the large show windows being protect.
ed by an iron open-work guard, and one gas
Jet being left burning as usual. The occu-
pants Of the upper portion of the building
were; up until after three O'Clock in the morn
ing, and up to that ho1r no suspicious noise
was heard. At about ak O'Clock, however, a
gentleman passing by observed that the store
window had been broken in. Il policeman
was hunted up, and 1t was found that a large
pane Of plate glass had been broken to pieces,
apparently by repeated pokes with "a stick
through the Iron railing, and that the burg:
lars had then reached In and helped them
selves to the stock or exhibition In the win
dow. The goods stolen were Of the finest
qualities, and the loss amounts to about fifty
dollars. The astonishing features of the occur.
renee are that a burglary which must have
occupied considerable time and caused no
small amount OF noise could have been COM
mitted Without attracting the attention OF the
police, and that the broken glass and the ritied
window should have remained unnotlced until
discoveredloDg after daylightby a casual passer
by. There have been frequent complaints of
taeineficiency otthe night police, and an oc-
currence of this kind certainly does not tend to
reassure the public mind. 1t Is reported that
there exists an intervalin every twenty-four
hours during which the city Ia left without
any pretence of police p~rotectlon-the night
force going of duty at an early hsur In the
morning, aud the day force not going on duty
until some time thereafter. This Is a matter
which would bear a little official invesliga
ton.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


R~1cE.-There was a good demand at steady
rates, with q moderate stock ON the market;
sa'es about 225 tierces OF clean Carolina, say rs
tea at 6K, 20 at 6X, 81 at 7, 20 at 7X. 20 at 7Xc
p ID We quote common to fair at eK@6X,
good 7@7Xc p b..
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were i6 bbls spirits
turpentine, and 449 bbls rosin. There were no
transactions announced. Crude turpentine may
be quoted at 81 Is for virgin and yellow dip, and
81 so for hard.
fRBlaHra-To Liverpool, by steam direct, I'd
on uplands, nominal on sea Islands,; via New
York, xaTd on uplauds, on SEQ islands;b by sail,
IA On uplsuds, on sss islands ncmln al.
TO Havre Ike on uplands. 0oastwise--lo New
FORK, by steam xc on uplands and -. on sea
islands; 81 p tiercs on rice; coo p Dbl on rosln
BY sail % p b on cotton; : fierce on
rice; SOC p barrel on rosln; $11@l2 p N on lun :
DER; $12@l2 50 p n on timber. To Boston, by
steam Nc Oh upla -ds, and 81 30 y fierce or rlcei
by sail, " b on %uplands; rosin 7oc; resaWed
stun $12al2 So; timber $1s@1s 50; phosphate IS
as so. To Providence, by sail stStl y on
boards, % p b on cotton; BY steam re via New
YORK.. TO Phila aelphis, by steam Hc on uplards;
81 rs p fierce on rice, 6oc Q Dbl on rosln,
81 on spirits. Through bills OF lading given to
Boston, Providence and the New England citied
are regularly issued on this route, and dispatch
guaranteed. By sau, 50 p n on boards; sl2 on
umber,-p per ton On clay. So SO on phosphasss. Tc
| Baltimore, by steam % p b by SAIL ss@s so ?
u on boards; - on timber; 1910 y ION at CITY. -
| O. 50 q ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freIghts from Georgetown, So, Darien and ssttlla
River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slosl2 p II are the rates on lumber
and boards.
ExcHlsan.-sterling 90 day bills 2oH9,oK.
DouKsr1u E~1ouASGr,-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York al H@H per cent. on,
and sell at par.
00Lp-1Snl4,
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TOBACCO DEALERS PROTECTIVE UNIoN.-A
meeting of the Tobacco Dealers Protective
Union was held last evening, at LlnGsledt's
Hall, corner King and Calhoun streets. The
committee appointed at the previous meeting,
to collect money for defraying the expenses OF
litigation, reported that one hundred and sixty
dealers had signed the constitution, and paid
the fees of admission. An election for per-
manent officers was held with the following
result: B. Bollmann, president; G. H. Ehr-
hardt, vlce.president; a. d. Knee, secretary;
E. J. 8. Fischer, treasurer Simons & simons,
solicitors. The president and vice-president
were requested to call upon Messrs. slmons &
sinons this morning, and inform them of their
election. A committee of five was appointed
to draft q constitution.
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POLITICS..
A Combination Ticket.

"A Combination Ticket.
The Orangeburg Times proposes the follow
ing Conservative county ticket, which has
upon 1t several of the regular Republican can,
didates:
For senator, Jas. F. Izlar; judge Of probate,
Bo'iver; sheriff, Harpin Riggs; lower House OF
the General Assembly, 8. K. Mellicamp, John
Dix, Fielder Meyers, A. G. Wallace. y. +. Dun.
can; county co n%missloners, F. w. Vogt, Alex.
Brown. John Robinson; school commissioner,
F. R. McKinlay.
The Charleston School Commissioner.
The Marion Crescent offers this advice to the
Charleston Conservatives:
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DEATH OF AN OLD eCrTIzES.-Mr. James
Armstrong, sr-, who was we'll known to many
OF our readers as an old resident of Charleston,
died at his residence in this city yesterday af-
tsrnoon at the age of afty-fve years. Mr..
Armstrong was o native of County Derry, Ire
land, but came to this city at the age OF
twenty five, and has lived here ever since. Be-
iore the war he was engaged in mercantile
pursuits; and he has since been a mail agent
on the South Carolina Railroad. He was q
memoer Oh Inc Catholic Institute, and for over
q quarter of a century he belonged to the Hi.
bernian Society. Both of these. societies are
invited to attend the funeral services which
take place this morning from St. Mary's
Church in Hasel street.
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AN ARTISTIC CAMPAIGN DoCUMENT.-Hand'
somely executed cartes de vlslte of General
William Quincy. the candidate for Congress
from this district, have been published by
Souder. The general makes a fine picture,
and many Of the Conservative citizens are OIL
the opinion that he will make g very good
congressman. He Ia q merchant Of good stand
ing, whose interests are now completely iden'
titled with the prosperity of Charleston, and
he enjoys the general respect Of the business
men of the city.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

R. NJ. Marshall l. Brother will sell at II
O'Clock, near the Postofice, real estate.
J.<Drayton Ford will sell ut IL ocioch' neai
the Postoflce, bank stock.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, at nls
store, dry goods and blankets.
s,eff,ns. Werner & Quicker will sell at
O'Clock, at their store, butter, bacon, &c.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, q. C.....I. OCTOBER 10 ls75
Lat 80 deg 10 min ss sec. Lon 70 deg 81 min 81 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

'sh ~ CSA cIhboI
sorted cargo. To E Willis. Asbury & Young. vi
Webb. J e Adger & co, O PoppenheIm, Gibbs &
BarBwell, and Order.
British bark Ansdell. Key, Wilmington, N @, :
days. Ballast. To r Mure d co.
Brig Hatsell, Hodsdon, Belfast, Me-I0 days.
Mo!asses and hay. To ] A Enslow u CO.
Ballast. To Cohen q Wells.
bushels rough rice. To W O Bee 4 co.
Schr Ann = Dess. Garbatti, West Point Mil. $50.
tierces rice. To E Thurston. o F Hanckel, Jos
Cohen, and kinsman d Howell.
ro SlGop len Eiien; " w. - Go Cooper River. 900 bushels of
Boat from James Island. abags sea island cot.
ton. To Fraser q Dill.
Received from Chiso.m's Mills. 2S tcs rice. To
L ID DeSaussure.
Received from Benefits Mil. 100 tierces rice
To W o Bee u co, Ga 1ngraham d Son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship J " Eve.man, Morgan, PhIladel'
phia-W A O0urtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship J W EVerman, Morgan, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Albemarle, Walker, at New York,
steamship Mercedita, Marshman, at Boston,
October Q.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr.Lilly, Hqsheh at NswssYork, October =.
G:&r CLEAREDi F0R=THIs PORT
Schr 8 " Williams, Williams, at Philadelphia,
October 8.
Schr "a Hooper, Hooper, at Philadelphia, 9th
October.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Argentine bark Enrique, circuit, at New York
October I.
British bark Livingstone, MCMILLAN, from Bel
fast, september 2L
British schr Sparkling Wave, Hocken, from Bic
de Janelro, september o. ~.
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FuRoHaerr, BENEDICT & Co.. No. 276 King
street, beg leave 10 announce that they have
now completed their Stock, consisting OF
Dress Goods, Silks, Cloths, Ribbons, Notions,
Flannels, Blankets, sbawla, Domestics, Car
pets, Upholstery, Shades, &C., which Will be
sold at the lowest New York prices. oct4
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LANGLEY ia still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with irish linen fronts, for 81 SO. Also
Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds OF
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, at very low prices.
Stitching of all kinds done to order. at No.
l6l King street. seplz-imo
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Receipts by railroad, October 9.


1l28 bales cotton, 200 bbls .nour. 80 bbls spirits
road agent, G d Walter 4 CO, Bee d co, KIDS
man Il lowell. A ] Salinas, Pelzer, Rodgers q co,
Sloan q seignious, Reeder 4 Davis, WE bowling,
Grawley Il Dshon, T P Smith. G W Williams d co,
W Ryan, Pringie Il Son, MONTY d Son, LD De-
Saussnre. Caldwell i Son, W O Courtensy d co.
AS Smith, Witle Bros, E q Frost & CO, Stenene,
werner O. QUICKER, Wlss 4 CO. Barden'6 Parker,
WI Gen d Jones, Roach d Aofstt, W B Williams
q Son. hardaugn b Weekley,;E H Jackson, P o
Trennolm. wagner d Monsees, y N Hubert d CO,
Laufey. Alexander q CO., q Bulwinkle, @ Lilien-
thai d co, A B Mulllgan.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
S5l bales upland cotton, l bag sea Island cotton,
80 bbls spirits Gurpentine, 1853 bbls rosin. cars
lumber: tobacco, railroad spikes, bars. mdSe &c,
70 g W Williams q co. W H Ryan, Reeder &
DaVls. A J Salinas, G II Walter 4 co. Caldwell &
son. r Smltn. A 8 Smith. UF Levy, " O Bee d
co, PIlngle q Son, Bardln 4 Parker, Trenholm 8
S9n, Pelzer, Rodgers d co, Murdaugh Il Weekley,
Whiden & Jones, Kinamans 6 Howell. 81 Klatte
q Co.. Ravenel d co. E H:Frost q coz Willis. A
.B Muhigan,E WelliDg..J KIRKPATRICK. MoWry&
SGn, Ga1llard d Mlnott, F W Peiper, Eason Bros.
W Q Courtenay d CO, F Mey, ] o Mallonee, Rail.
road Agen., Order and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
81 bales upland cotton, 6. bags sea island cot
ION, 90 o0ls rosin. cars Of LUMBER, wood, rough
rlc". live stock end mdse. To Pelzer, RodQers 3
co. W r Bowling, r Mure Il co, Fraser i Dill,
Mltte BIOS. CraWley d Dehon. Ravenel d co. B s
hnelt, J U d Claussen, II Katie d co. Muldaupb
q weekly ,.howry a Son,W Quincy, "a Preptfss.
Sloan 4 setgniouS, W u Bird 4 CO, Jas CoserCve'
and others.
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AUCTION OF REAL EsrATE.--A choice resi-
dence In Legare street, and two small dwell
ings in the upper wards, will be SOLO az anc'
tion, to-day, by Messrs. R. NJ. Marshall q
Brother, See their advertisement.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOB
CAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
BY calling and examining the stock OF DRY
Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Notions, 90, on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auc'
ton and Commission House Of Vim. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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THE WEATHER.

The range of the thermometer yesterday
at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman' On
the south side OF Broad street, was as luz
lows ga. NJ, &c; 10 A. NJ, 70; IL NJ u; 2
p. M. 7s:4P. NJ, II; 6 P. NJ, 7O;sP. NJ, o..
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.

LrvERPooL-Per ship Nautlus-25l6 sacks salt,
to Order; 8 casks chains, 2 bags nails, 4 casks
hardware, l case holloware. to Poppenhelm;
6 pkps earthenware, TO AsOufy d Young; % pigs
earthenware, to VIM l. Webb; 8 cases and casK
hardware, 10 jas q Adger q 90; l case mdse, to
Gibbs 4 BarnWeIl.
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CHRoHos.-To close out the balance OF our
stock, will sell framed Chromos from 400. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
julys0-tuths
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FOE CoNGRESs-GENRRAL WILLIAM
GURNEY.

MEssRs. EDrroRs-Please announce General
william Quincy as the Republican candidate
for Congress from this district. BE will De
supported by the majority Of the
REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Agricultural Society OF South Carolina at {
P. n.
charleston Land Company, at 7 T. N.
washington Lodge, A. F. NJ, at Z P. ii.
stonewa!l Lodge. Z. p, at P. M.
Catholic Institute, at P. NJ.
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G~ENrLEaEN,s Goats. Vests and Pants dyed,
secured. cleaned and renewed at Otto soan-
tags Dyer, No. 81 Wentworth street, near
ArlesIanWell.
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EYporrs.

PHILADBLpHIL-Per steamship ] W Everman-
49, bales upland cotton, 81 balls domestics and
goods. 80 lierces- rice, 8l6 bols naval stores, 81
Bundrles.
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Caoousr sEAsoN.-we are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at s. rs. HAsEI
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stuth
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N.v YORK. Rice Market.

NEW YORK, CcL00efS e.
The Daily Bulletin says: c,0 Tas m xess a rs d nn,
settled at sasxc. The sales are 100 bags Rangoon
at sIafc. and so Casks Carolina at 6a8xc.
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MARX Your CLoTHNGl-Order your Stencil
Plates ct the Hassl street Bazaa. and East Bay
News Room. octl4-tn
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The following is the official return of deaths
in the City Of Charleston, for the week end
ing October s, 1872.
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For forty years it has proved It's great value ID
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Thousands OF the good and great i9 al parGs , q,
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Such signal success has attended tts use that IL ls
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for Liver Complaint and the painful offspring
thereof, to wit: Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jann'
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Regulate the Liver and prevent
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sIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
is manufactured only ~ m
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And BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
hSr Beware OF all commercials ana ima.a
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M p1ERoE,s GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DeBing's Pile Remedy
DeBing's Via Fug8 u,,.,
Wilber's Oodllver OIL and Lime.
For aeie nv DR. B. BAER,
No, ISL Meeting street.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October o.
Arrived, steamst fps Russia; Ariadne, Regulator
Arrived out, the Denmark and Holland.
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MEMORANDA.
NorIcB.-The British ship Julia, which arrived
on Saturday, is consigned to Master.
lSigned) :. BAKER. Master.
GLASGOW, September %.
The steamship NADIA, from New York. which ar.
rived Ct Dublin 18th inst. reports: sept 8. lat AZ %
N, lon So l6 W, passed the ship calhoun. OF New
York, O total wreck above the deck, haVi,g O
strong list to port, and abandoned BY her crew.
Norwegian BARK hove to close by, with q boat In
the water. had the appearance Of having boarded
the derelict vessel.
REMARKABLE S~ALLNa.-The brig Champion
Fauning, arrived at Boston october I from M8la.
ps, after q passage OF only "a days, bringing the
frst cargo VI new fruit to that port. For five years
in succession Capt Tanning has brought ihs dfat
cargo to Boston, the longest passage being 80
DAYS, and the present one the shortest.
The schr Martha, Smith, for Bucksyilie, s O,
cleared az Bangor October 4.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-10
Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, October 7.
SPIRITS TURPRNTIHE.-Sales Of lou casks at SIC
per gallon for Southern PACKAGE.
ROsIN.-Sales OF 621 bbls at So 90a4 for strained
and No 2, SIS for low pale, S. 80 for pale.
CRUDE TuRPRNTINE.-Sales Of 600 bbls at s. SO
for nard and S. so Tor yellow dip and virgin.
TAR.-Sales of % bbls at So 81 per Dbl.
CoTTON.-Sales OF 1 bale at II, 10 at Tx, at
17X, 4s at Tx, So at Is, and 2 at ISKc per Id.