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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-15

NoTB.-We have ueuucted from New orleans
% ASS bales uplands. from Mobile 1868 bales up.
lands; from Savannah 1890 bags sea island and
1880 bales upland. and from Charleston 32is osgs
sea island and sls bales upland cotton; also,
idaEbene the recelnts at those ports from Mo-
bile, Floriaa Texas and Savannah
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, March Is.
SPIR1Ts.-Sales OF is casks at TIC per gallon for
Northern packages. a decline since last sale OF
exc.
and 81 rs for extra No. 2.
TAR.-Sales OF 20 bbls at s275 per bbl.
Cotton and turpentlne quiet. No sales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-15
The stocks Of the article In sight at the latest
dates were as follows:

The arrivals at this port Ior tne #eeh JUST eel-
minated were 81 bags Of sea islands and Florldas
and so9e bales OF uplands, against 50 bags OF sea
islands and Florldas and 3575 bales OF uplands the
week before, and 1888 bags Of sea Islands and
Floridas and 5sol bales Of uplands for the period
last year. These supplies came as follows. say OF
uplands per South Carolina Railroad, 245o bales;
Northeastern Railroad, 438; Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, 10; Peedee, 1T; santee. II;
Florida, 1; Georgetown, 8 O. 10. OF sea Islands:
Florida, 4S; Savannah, 81; Beaufort, 2
TIE COTTON MARKET.-This staple presented
dull and heavy features during the week, with
an easier tendency In prices, the foreign market
being at 11x@l1xd, and fell of to lOX@1ld p tb
for midd!Ing uplands. At New York the rates
were at 22Xc, and receded to 22Hc, while at THIS
point middlIng uplands commenced at 2lxc, ana
declined to 2lx@2lxe. 2 fb, nominal. noInllna The move
ments in tha article at Liverpool and New YORK
for rhis time were as follows: On Friday, March
8, the former was heavy, uplands llH@llAo,
sales 900 bales; the latter was dull and nominal
at 22xc, sales 2oI8 bales. On Saturday the former
was quiet, uplands 11h@lKd, sales lo'ooo; tne
latter was quiet at 22xc, sales 1914. on MONDAY
the former was quiet, uplands 11h@llad, gales
10000; the latter was dull, uplands 22hc, sales
14io. On Tuesday the former was dull, uplands
1l@llHd, sales 5000; the latter Wa ,ak at 22h,
sales 1853. On Wednesday the former was heavy,
uplands lid, sales TO- 900; the latter was dull, up
lands 223Ic, sales 1888. Yesterday the former was
dull and heavy, upands 1oX@lld; the latter was
quiet at 221<c.
The sales and prices at this port for the week
Just closed were as fol ows: On Friday, March 8.
the demand was light with dul! market, in
which prices declined about &c q fb; sales 100
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
2o@2lxc, low middllng 2lKc, mlddling 2lxc,
strict niidling nominal. On Saturday the mar.
ket:was quiet, with a limited business; sales 225
ba'es; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
2o@21kc, low nflddling .2lKc, mtddling 211c,
strict middlIpg 22c. On Mondayijtha article was
dull with partial decline Of Hc 2 tb; sales 200
bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
2o@21Xc, low middling 21X@2lHc, middllng
21x@2lxc, strict middling alHa22c q ID. On
Tuesday the staple continued nat without I'M
portans change In prices; sales 325 bales; quota
tions as before. On Wednesday the business done
was unimportant and the market nominal: sales
less than 100 bales; ordinary TO good ordinary
being quoted at 2o@2lHc, low middlng 2lhc,
middling 2lXc strict middling nominal. Y.ster-
day the article was dull and heavy; sales $50
bales, says at 2oxc, II at q, 10 at 2lh, 80 at
21k, ss at 2l7i, 81 at 21K, so at 2lsi. We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-15

POET CALENDAR.
MOONS PHlsBs.
Last Quarter, I'd 2 hours, minutes, evening.
New Moon 9th. hours 81 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 10th. 9 hours, minutes, evening.
Full Moon, Oath, 8 hours, "a minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 3!st, 9 hours, Is minutes evening.
q Sun SUN NOON HIGH
q AAHoh' RISES. BETS. B, / g. WATER.
II Monday. els g.. $50 s..ls
III 2ITuesday...... 6..A g.. 9..31 S..51
l3| Wednesday. 6..12 g.. 10. 80 1910
14| 4|Thursday.... 6..ll g.. 8 ll..So ll..A
Is Friday ...... 6..l0 g.. morn morn
l8| saturday .... g.. 8 g.. 8 l2..2S l2..!3
...... g.. 6..l0 LIZ 1..ll
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Interior Cotton Markets.

SUMTER, March u.
About 40 bales have been sold during the week
ending the 18th. The market is dull and de-
clining, and prices nom inal. We quote: 0rdi-
nary Is; good ordinary lsX; low middllng l9A;
middllng 20; strict middling aohc.
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Total bales. s,las 3,1l7.ss9
. Total decrease TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,73l
The arrivals Of cotton at the chief Southern
centres, from March Z to Is, 1872, inclusive, as
reported by telegraph, were as follows. This
includes all points but overland:
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

SEA ISLAND CoTToN-The arrivals OF this quail.
ty OF the staple were light, say about 81 bags OF
Carolinas and Floridas for this time, Of which 81
were from Savannah. The market has been
quiet, with demand restricted mostly TO medi.
UNI and medium fne grades OF Carollnas, which
are scarce, and the business has been moderate.
amounting to some $50 bags, nearly all Carolinas,
among which were frosted at s5c, at CSC, at
72c, at 75c IA at 76c, at 7sc, at SOC, at s5c,
II at s0c. or Floridas, no sales reported.
RIcE.-The arrivals OF Carolina rough were un.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-15
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

LIVERPOOL.
Nor bark Draupner, Ingoldsen, cl'd.........Jan 8
Br bark Lucy, Jones, cleared. Jan 10
The Ayondale, Adams, Jan Is
Br bark File de rAir, Jones, up............Feb2 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-15

The Splendid Sldewheal Steamship: CHAM.
PION B. ". Lockwood, Commander. will sail rom
Adger's Wharf on SATURDAY, the 18TH Instant, at
II O'Clock A. II. =; :.-JI 20 LII.
@ liarine Insurance by this line half per cent.
a. Through Bflll or Jading given on HoNon %
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the heH Eng
land manufacturing towns
For Freight or Passage apply to
mchl4-2 JAMES ADGER q CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-15

Stock OF Cotton In the Interior Towns
at the Latest Dates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01


The June number of the Ladies Reposito,,,
Is very good specimen Of this excellent maga-
zine. The second paper of Sketches from Rus
sian History is no less interesting than the first
especially so the little-known episode of thu
pretended 'Dntri' "a Ride to Gebel-Mopse
gives an account of the Moors of Northwestern
Barbary, with several graphic illustrations.
Among the lighter articles the stories of Tea.
Kettle JEFF and . Voyage Of Discovery are
particularly pleasing. A fine portrait Of Mrs
Ada Wanless the Bulgarian Missionary, and 4
German landscape engraved in steel preface
this number
A new Hygienic magazine, =" The Science OF
Hedhh, makes its first issue for July Of the cur.
rent year. Ii ls published by Samuel r. Wells
\. T., and appears devoted to no particular
system of medicine but generally to those
Hygenic principles which are dictated by good
sense. So long as men and women continue Ia
violate the laws of health, either wilfully o,
carelessy, 80 long will line upon line and pre-.
cept upon precept be needed 10 urge. persuade
and threaten them into them into those safe and
pleasant paths, where brains are not over-worked
waists are kept uncompressed (by artificia
means, at least,) spines are kept erect ant
stomach, lungs and liver are allowed their ius
and natural rghts-and all the rest of it, As q
Tharer of this good work, we wish success anC
prosperity to the new Science of HedNh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
England wiIhdraws frOm Geneva.

THE AMENDMENTS TO THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE
NOT ACCEPTED.
The New York World, of to-day, has the fol-
lowing special telegram from London. 1t may
be best to accept the statement with some eau
ton:
am enabled to state upon semi-oflical author
ity that her Majesty's government considers the
negotiations in regard to the supplemental arti-
Gle at an end.
All attempts to conciliate differences between
the two Cabinets have failed, the American gov
ernment insisting upon the amendments of the
article as made by the Senate OF the United
States.
Earl Granville, in the House of Lords, aud
Mr.. Gladstone, in the House of Commons, will
inform Parliament that the negotiations have
utterly failed, and that the British government
will withdraw from the Court OF Arbitration.
distinctions to that effect will be sent to the
British counsel and agent, and the decision of
the Cabinet will be communicated to the Geneva
Tribunal at the re-assemmling on June 49,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
WILMINGTON, DEL
Saturday Afternoon, June ..
oBYRNEs REFORM MoVEMNr.

The Advertiser, representing the views and
feelings Of Mr. o, ,Byrne, protests against the ac.
tion Of the recent Democratic County meeting,
and refuses to believe that 'sueh a staggering
load Of local iniquity," as the present Unequal
Representation, will be permanently kept upon
the shoulders of the party. 1t still hopes that
argument and statement of fact will open the
eyes of the county Democracy, and induce them
to join in reforming the existing abuse.
For the growth of his influence in his party,
and the increase Of his reputation as good
Democrat" Mr.. o'Byrne is discreet, no doubt, in
this exhibition of patience, and COO lness. But
that it will avail anything toward the progress of
Representative Reform, is not reasonably to be
expected The Democratic Party, as a State
organization, is joined inseperAbly to Unequal
Representation; it maintains control, because a
large number of citizens are disfrAnchised, and
because one man, living in one:locAlty, possess
% as large share Of power in the State, as ten
men residing in some other locality. The party
and this abuse are twins; the death Of one will
be the defeat Of the other. Mr.. OByrne and
Mr.. Dean may hope agaist hope; may persevere
in the face Of every Encouragement; may quiet
ly pocket every rebuff; but they will not, after
ALL have accomplished a single step toward
Equal Representation, The leadership, the
policy, the system, and the temper of their par
ty are all against them, and it's existence de-
pends on their defeat.
There was an additional reason, it is true, why
the effort to declare for Reform failed 30 sgnaly
at New Castle. This is the Jealousy of the
country districts of New Castle County toward
Wilmington feeling which, till recently, was
slumbering, and might by fair treatment, and
wise policy, have beon forever laid to rest
Aroused, however and increased to Indignation
it showed itself strongly at that meeting, and in
the face of it, as well as the opposing forces
named above, the advocates of Representation
According to Population were but shouting in the
face Of an angry blast. New Castle County ought
not to be thus divided in feeling, on a question
like this, but the division, however to be regret
ted, has been brought about. and only wise man
agement and great discretion can heal it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
The Washington Treaty.

ALL HOPE NOT YET ABANDONED. But ITS EARLIEST
FRIENDS INDIFFERENT.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
No official dispatches have been received up
to noon from London.
As the proposed article to the Washington
Treaty, though changed in phrasology preserves
the original intent, the opinion is expressed here
that the conduct of England is marked by insiA- :
cerity. All hope of an arrangement is not yet
abandoned. The earliest friends OF the treaty
now express indifference as to it's fate, believing
that concession has already been made to the
fullest extent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
FrOm our Late Edition of Yesterday
Congress
WASHINGTON, May 81.

SENATE.
Mr.. Sumner introduced a series of resolutions
concerning arbitration as a substitute for war in
determining the National differences.
The Senate remained in session till nearly
three o'clock this morning, when the Tariff and
Tax bill was passed by a vote OF so to 3, and ii
then adjourned till noon, to-day.
HOUSE.
The Tariff Tax bill, ,as amended by the Senate,
was received, and motion made to take it up,
but after conversation, the motion was withdrawn
until the bill should be printed.
The Conference report on the Postal Appro.
priation bill was agreed to.
Mr.. Garfield moved to take up the bills on the
Speakers table, which Mr. Holman objected OBJ
jected to, unless the Ku Klux Enforcement and
Social Equality bills were accepted This was
accepted, but the House rejected the motion,
two-thirds of the members not voting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
SpeEIaI Autifes.
Great Discovery
KuN KEYS BITTER
w I'm e OF IR o N

for the cure og weak stomaoha general debility In
digestion, diseasee Of The nervous system constlpa-
uon, acldity OF the stomach and for all cases re-
quiring tonic
This wine includes the most agreeable and en-
oient Salt OF Iron w0 possess CITRATE OF Magnetic
oxide combined with the NEST energetic OF vegeta-
BILE tonios-Yellow Peruvian Bark.
The effect In many cases OF debility, loss of appe
tite and general prOsfration of enlclent Salt Of
IRON, combined with our valuable Nerve Tonic, IN
most happy. II augments the appetite. raises the
pulse takes on muscular nabbiness, removes the
palor OF debility, and gives a nord vigor to the
countenanoe. 4
DO you want something to strengthen you Do
you want good appetite Do you want to build
up your constitution Do You want 10 feel well ?
Do you want to get rid OF nervousness Do you
want energy7 Do you want to sleep well,s 10 you
want brisk and vigorous feeling Z II yOu do, Try
kuNKBLS BITTER WINE OF IRON.
This truly valuable Tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all ella OF the community that is now
deemed Indispensable aga tonic medicine. II costs
but little, purdes the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, renovates the system aud proongs life.
l only ASK a trial of this valu ahe Tonio.
Price 81. per bottle. Il. F. KUNKKI, Sole Pro-
nrietor, No. 25s North Ninth street, below Vine,
Pal adelphia sl Hh
For sale In wilmington nv x McInall Jr. Second
and Market and &. b ingburst A Co, Sxtl and
Market
AaN lor Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron. and take no
other. ny2i-4md&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
Batcheior's Hair pye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best In the World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
No Ridiculous tints or unpleasant Odor The genn-
inc w. A. BATCHEL0k'S HAIR DYE produces
IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK or NATURAL
BROWN. Does not stain the skin, but leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, soft and BEAUTIFUL. The only
Safe and PkRFECT Dye. Sold BY all Druggists
Factory l6 BOND ST., New York.
marb-eed&W1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
Soda MatoF
PIIhE AND DnIn
soda Water

No<1-1 y '"T oUuu WWNUF
PURE AND COLD. HIGHLY CHARGED
Gas generated from
Pure Bicarb Soda
Water drawn ( ON Porcklain-lined
Fountains
Syrups made from sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar
Pure Cream, dailv. from the country.
Ice planrd 10 each glass OF soda Water.
Arctic Apparatus Sparkling and bright
re-opened for the season. Soda Water
A FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS SYRUPs.
Caroonic Acid Water, or Soda Water as 1t is popu-
larly called when properly made from pure mRte-
rails and Kept out OF contact with deeterlous efals
ike "copper" lead or ass, Is refreshing and whole
some drink grateful alike 10 the thirsty and TO the
invalid. Such Soda Wate is drawn from our Arctic
Apparatus where we shall be glad to see all VII
enjoy this agreeable beverage
No Intoxicating rquor is dispensed from our
F.untain.
SMITH PAINTER, Pharmaceutists.
Seventh and Market streeis
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
Fashion Notes.

New fashioned rings are made very wide.
Side plating on skirts retains its popularity.
Blouses or skirt waists remain in favor for
breakfasts
Thermometers are placed at the top of the
new style of parasols.
Riding habits are of black, blue black, or pur-
pish black cloths
A new style of bracelets are called the Mar
gIeite" wristlet
sailor suits for the seaside are shown ready
made for misses and little girls
novelty for polonsises is white net in large
square or dimond-shape meshes
dressy skirt trimming for batiste linen lawn
or any ordinary spring material consists Of two
plated rufiies.
lhemost popular material for shirt waists is
white cambria, with black OF colored stripes,
brown, bun and white linen.
Dolly Warden rufiing Of psle-tinted organdy
with tiny chlnt1 hgures,is preferred for the neck
and wrists of dresses of solid color
new style of trimming black grenadines is
with very gay light colors, with vest, sash. and
sleeN 81 OF silk instead of grsnadine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01

San Francisco has sent forty calgoes Of wheat
to England since last July, valued at 81 951, 900
The sexton Of a Boston church recently died
from the effects Of eating pie prepared for poi
sJning the rats
\ hickory pole sixty feet high, crowned with
white hat, has been raised as the Greeley ban
ner at Tompkinsville. N. Y.
At Methodist Church, in Troy. n Y, on a
recent occasion, lady occupied the pulpit, and
SIX young ladies passed round the contribution
boxes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
Sptfial alutifes.

An Important Consideration,
DIR TUFTS LIVER PILLS are PURELY VEGE-
IABLk,an are adapted TO young and old, male aud
female, and may be taken al all times without re-
straiht OF occupation, without change OF living
without diet, and without the fear Of taking cold
during all kinds of weather, and in all climates
Dear Sir-You make two preparations which, il
appears 70 me, are worthy of a more general ac-
eeptanee than they have had as yet, probably be-
cause they have not been "puned" In the newspa-
pers / allude TO your Liver Pills and Aromatic
Euxtr OF Citrate of Caffeine. The former have been
used in my case-torpOr OF the iver-and Ia my
family with marked success, anu believe thu In
superior IN all hillary arrangements TO any pills now
made. The Caffeine is the only remedy thai has in
my experience, proved effectua for nervous head
aches. II never fails, and the relief 1t affords IA
delicious: for not only does the pain cease but a
pleasant eXhilaratioH supervenes, and suffering H.
converted TO pleasure. vial OF It is Kept At home
and one at my ONCE that may be without It
In case Of need.
Very truly yours
JOSEPH P. CARR Attorney at Law.
DIX. TUFTS HAIR DYE, requires but a few min
utes myH6-end1 w-ltw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01

Gold closed yesterday at l141.. Government
securities generally declined fraction. The
Philadelphia stock market was moderately ac-
tive, closing steady, Cotton was unchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
DlsInfectants and InsootIcIdos.

Camphor Blue Stone Carbnc Acid, Chloride
Lime, Solution Chloride Soda, Fosters Bug Poison
Costar's Rat, Roach, and Insect exterminator, at
FOSTERS Drug Store,
E,rnnf and AVaaf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
just ReceIved;

Pavilion Water, for sale on draught or by the
dozen, by b. a Z. SHOEMAKER
snS Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01

PUBLIsHRD BYBRK AFTERNOON (ss,ndays
ezoepted) at the coMsBRcIAL BuuDn'e. South West
corner FDih and Market Streets Too Cents a copy.
sir Dollars gear, By mad, or served By carriers
throughout the city.
TIE DELAKARE TRIBUNE, tlssetly) tAs great
Psnhlspar organ Of Farners and Fsuit ,rosuers pub
Itshsd every Thursday wornins az 7sOo Dollars .
Year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01

frcsh supply Of Yourger's Edinburgh Ale and
Guinness Dublin Stout a. a u. SHOEMAKER,
sos Market Strept
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
GERMANY AND THE POPE.
rFrom the N Y Herald

The rejection Of Cardinal IIohenlohe as the
representative Of Germany at the Holy See by
the Pope has created quite a stir throughout the
lately consolidated German empire. Prince
Bismarck is particularly perplexed about the
matter, and cannot regard it otherwise than tbe
snub direct. 1t is easy to perceive from the
reading of the Chancelor's speech that he feels
sorely the rebuff administered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
snrsanarl,Ia Nacta,
Pavilion water

A cool and refrt shing drink, cents glass at
AAhICHS
TO1 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01

The Pennsylvania Democrats completed their
State ticket, yesterday, by nominating VIM.
Hartley of Bedford county for Auditor General.
The resolutions are non n.committal, and leave
clear road open to Greeley,if it should be deemed
best to take him, at Baltimore. For Congress-
men at large, Richard yaux, James H. Hopkins
and Hendrick B. Wright we're nominated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01

On our third page we give the second install
ment OF the story Drifting down Niagara" 1t
will be concluded in Tuesdays issue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01

The New York World combating Greeley Wig
orously, but apparently failed to check the
progress which he is is making toward the con :
troll Of the Democracy, dolefully says:
The Greeley canvass is. as yet, conducted
inside the Democratic party, and it is the most
preposterous bone Of contention that ever di-
vided Democrats"
Truly enough, it does seem that all the work
ye. done by the Cincinnati candidate is within
the Democratic ranks. Not even span has
been struck off from the solidity of the Repub-
lican organization but the divisions, distractions,
and contentious among our opponents are not
merely ''preposterous," as the World terms
them, but most serious
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01

Dom Piatt has found out the fact that ''Carl
Schurz is sef-opinionated and egotistical and
with no more heart than hollow turnip." This
discovery has been made since Carl showed such
wry face at the Cincinnati result, and most
probably Donn's eyes would not have been
opened, at all, il the Missouri Senator had
promptly swallowed Greeley.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
THE FREE TRADERS MEETING.
[From the N. Z. Herald.l

The meeting at Steinway Hall last night. re-
port of which will be found in the Herald TO-DAY.
is remarkable for nothing except the additional
evidence il furnishes Of the general breaking up
Of the old party lines and OF the disposition
among the people to cast loose from all former
political ties and to take an independent course
Of their own choosing in the pending Presiden-
tiAl contest. The principal parties in the move
ment the meeting was intended to inaugurate
represent sort OF double extract Of sorehead-
ism and represant littla alae