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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-02
TVNruth Is Mighty and will Prevail.
The facts are that the
Mechanics Advocate,
Published monthly, by j. KAHLER SNYDER,
at Lancaster, Penna.,

is fast becoming the best and cheapest advertising
medium in the country, as well as one of the best
FAMILY NEWSPAPERS published, 1t being in fact
LITERARY COMPANION, OF great worth TO every
household. A paper that can be placed In the hands
OF the most fastidious person. without causing
bluHh, or demanding censure. Ia fact 1t is paper
that should be placed In the hands Of all the youth
OF our land based as II is on the promotion OF the
principles of
HONESTY, INDUSTRY aud SOBRIETY,
no one can get offended at its declarations or be led
astray from the paths Of virtue by the most lgent
perusa of Its contents and II Is the Organ OF the
Order 1t represents, in promugating and dffusing
knowledge Of Its workings, we have hesitancy in
saying 1t should be in the hands especially OF every
member Of the order, as well as every American
citizen, and as 81 inducement to introduce the Pa
per more thoroughly we will, until further notice.
present to each new subscriber to the ADVOCATE
sending one dollar, a beautiful colored CERTIFI-
CATE OF MEMBERSHIP, or copy Of the Consti-
tuition Of the National Council and General Laws of
the Order, bound in cloth. Sample copies of the
paper sent free on application.
Brief communications of interest to the Order an
also advertisements throughout the State solicited
Advertisements specially
All communications or information given cheer
fully and with dispatch, by addressing
K. A. CHAMBERS, Agent for Del,
No. 62S East Seventh Street,
dec22-3m-1taw Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-02
SnrttOil Salrs.
A UcTIoN SALES
Friday Evening, December Ist,

About 10000 pounds of fine Virginia and North
Carolina Smoking Tobacco, in \ ~, and 1ib drums
and sacks. The sales TO commence on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-02

GRYsTALIzED PEACHES, for sale by
u JAMES MORROW,
sl1 Market and Q10 Shipley streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-02

The Cologne Gazette is understood to express
pleasure at seeing England and the United States
at variance over the Alabama Claims.
HThe river Rhine, II Is well known,
noth wash the city OF Cologne;
But tell me what ye powers divine
Shall hcncefOrth wash the river Rhine?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-08
DIR JOHN 4. DUNN, AUCTION
ID JOHN A. DUNN . CO.,

VIII sell this day - 70 O'clock sharp positively IN lots to
gut sorekeepcrs purchasers aud Others ~ the Furniture
contained 10 ipat Hotel and Rssta Known syrne
street, consisting. namely Bedsteads, bureaus ASH
hair Mattressg Engravlngs OH Paintings Olcioh, Pillows
Bostss, Bleeding, hnrors chHndeliefA Gas Fixtures.
VIII also sell the Bar and Dining Room Furniture, consist
Paintings. Cassors. Tsbe Clohs, Napkins spoons, Forks
kniveaT
Also,
Kitchen Utcugs consisting o. large Range, Cooling
medately after gale.
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e W5 s main y,r g! A,nany, aga the Interest


,lkrop tne Kansas Ciy mo bu4eun, reg. I'll
Nsl H4tufuay d desperate sh00un4 ARRAY look
glaye Sslen cporcA ABOUT slx r1'es easy q inae.
pcuQeuce, ~ tins county. IN WHICH George Webp
Joub8 FARMER III tnut he,fhborno6d. lost MS lie.
and James and Jacob Ado, Two o. his negnocrs re-
cetvoQ pAlniui wounds. last summer Mrs. webb,
the. n50thef o tnu murdered man. while 10 cnurc1
and Yl1nR tue services sileRey that she heard Ade
SAY TO James NummUndtree That ne (Adc) was 10
constant expectation VI being assassipated. Ads
Senieu having said anythinR pi tue kind, and MRS.
Wenb relt, rated her assertion. Out Of this grew
qua reh end ACE apd Webb meeting came to plows
SveL y CnaIges were preferred against Inc three
~ Sne ~ Tue ueag0ns ~ The CHURCH VI whlch ail OF
snem we're wembers. and tue trial was set Tor last
SasSesuAy While Y Was ~ progress dispute arose
an mim1unsueousiy Young wepp and he drew
McH rey0lvers and. scarcely ten Ieet apart com.
mence4 aring, aud intelcnauee ION AZ twcivc sSois
wgx rcSeivsl several shQls 70 The body, ypd
slosy HM 1rq,lcs. sacS xaS rusned in aud. In "a
m$ SeSe SS nan Y sSgss?Se s esysA IaI]
and '!1 Az va V. Hsi!s S SA nv
Vow sssa sfsa IVA MA .2S.s sf j SSS S5S "A
8anmendWoa . DOB " eGnteeA kaxAtXat u M
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AQUATICs.

Arsonaufa Rowing AssociasIou Of bergen
Point.
The annual election for officers or the above asso.
ciation was held at the club house last Wednesday
evening and resulted IN the election of following
gentiemeh;-President, A. r. Warner; First Vice
President, r. L. Anderson; Second Vice President,
Charles W. Fuller; Captain, T.. p While; Treasurer,
". T. HoDbIe; Secretary. Benjamin Stephenson;
Trustees. Scion Humphreys, A. r. Warner, Il. T.
Maicomson, 4. Q. Bramnall, r. ". Humphreys, K.
l.. Andertun and Samuel I. Brown.
The club intend to enlarge their building to double
lis present capacity, which viii Iive them a BOAT
house .x50 THIS alteration IL necessitated by tie
perity OF the association.
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enc shot ak webb After he had emptied all the
chambers OF ~ revolver Webb started for the door,
waikeo e1ev otep4 staggered and fell dead. his
bOdv plerocd WIN SIX shots, one OF which was
thrnuwh the heart Ade mounted has horse and
made hin way 20 Independence, where his wound
was dressed. He then went TO the farm house Of
Nelson Cook. where he was, later IN the dav. or.
rested by Constable uCpe. Hsmmondtree made
his csc ape ana 10 still ut large. WeDb was farmer
. Young man tweniy-ciant years Of age. He leaves
. VIE anu one chnd The parties to the afrray were
near neignpors and meinncrs of salem church. or
she Baptist denomination, CT when Rev. Mr.. Hainp-
ton v pasior. The AFFAIR has created great excite.
ment IN the neignborh0od.
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CI.OTMING.

AT lss FOURTH AVENUE. ABOVE TwENTy-NINTH
"a street. ladies' and gentlemen wl be asonshed a. tho
great prices MINT pays eash Tor Casol Clothing.
carie fasniipe. Jewsiy six pressea Sio 70 SO Coam
iepdcdhy mi. or Mrs NJ IT,
AT ssa BROADWAY eEAR THIRTEENTH STREET
"A n. BkRL pays the highest pfco for adies and semitic.
Isos Mssrips Appars, cspsiA a. Lsa'ss VAL - walled
AT RoeyNTBALs 2sa THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
"A Ipf9spAn efeg itaM D THU svenush ladies and sen:
S:g; y sSsl! ,! sSaisssai Ladies attended, . v
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UNEMPLOYED MEMS MASS MEETING.

FfXzIe nc am kins Square.
According to announcement a mass meeting OF
the lnternatlonals to have been held yesterday
in Tompkius square at two O'Clock. to devise some
means whereby all the idle people In this CITY ana
vicinity might be furnished with suitable employ
ment Under whose auspices the call was issued
appeared TO be matter Of Doubt as the affair
per~ons assembled. Up TO three O'Clock not mvre
than hundred persons had congrogatei IN tho
square, Including many VINO had left their daily
work to attend. No ARRANGEMENTS mad been mauo
for the meeting, and upon inquiry Il was asccr.
famed that the police had orders TO al ow or no
gathering unless permission wcrc obtaILcd from
the proper authorities. 1he afIair had all the
appearance OF Q hoax, since not q single leader or
representative pers0H entered the ground. Alter
waiting Tor over an hour and q ilatf the few who
had assembled gradually left In disgust, ana not ae
all pleased with the aspect Of AFFAIRS.
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sr>o /, m rup asu0 EhoLfsh DAUEnBrI DWtLS
~ Ssss =, :ss, 100 !: sSs 800; 3 H = So
Il. ESrs 5 cssS
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MARSHALL sALE.-BY q. HERMAN, AUU1IQNBBDs
M ths day. ~ Ian o'clock Precisely ol vins9 end
kklors. IN caska cas1a and dopijoh oofqa A. ~ =
% Msndea, un, CordlslA nun nite2A 9o{t aod eheyy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-08
nv :. DRAW 4 CO, AyCT1okEEsa

y VVVI H1VsVts WuIku IUuaS0VfN
public auction this (Frday) afternoon q IN O'Clock,
q the elegant mansion ~ Wes Forty second
street, near Seventh Brusses Medallion Caypets
walnut Psror su y ss;p bsocss and Isps T,sss Eva
Buffet, Extension Table, .sss China Silver ware
and walnut Bedstoadss Bnresus washssands ComDodes,
Rervanis FURNITURE. u al over @ lois useful Housshod
Furniture. Goods packed and delivered foS purcbsEsya
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DY n. DOUGHTY. AuCTIuHEEh
ID Will eel this day. at l0S o'cock IN continuann Il the
gacsoos, 10 Nassau street, by order Of the assgnee, The
balance q Cabinet Furniture ~ Or y rsSioi spa -
variety; Dining koon suila fu6sts, Busnaon lahIes
also line OF Silver Plated Ware Bronze v0cke Cutlery
positive.
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A UCTlON NOTICE.-CLINTON p. O6uOOD, AUG
IA uoncer
BY OSGOOD co.
SATURDAY. March q At tO,s 4. NJ,
"A thslrs alssro

lss Chambers street, near College place.
gcnteci Household furnturc atore for con
venence Of saIe consisting part English body Brusei
and ingram Carpets, stair CARPETS, Cottage Sus BLACK
nut faror Sus In crimson and green and harcloh
Gilt framed french Pate Mirror carved black walnut
stcaos carved back waDut marble Bureaus wal
nut marble top Wasaslands, Hair Husk Mattresses
Feather Bosels and plows Blankets, Bedding. black
nut Egyptian marble top atsand, black walnut Tabled
carved black walnut Extension fabses Chars, Lounges
Mirrors Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &C., &c.
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A UCrION. AUCTION AUCTION.
"A HENRY zINN, Auc.oneer sels, this day, oommenc-
Ing IT O O'CLOCK, oil the elegant and costy Household
nite contained In private rcsacnce M West 9h, 9Th
Az. viz brilliant toned rosewood Pisnoorte rich rsor
Suits latest stvos russels Carpes Pier and Mante
rors, brusscss Carpets Bronxes Paintings &C.
Also Bedroom Suits in rosewood aud walnut;
Bedueada BEDDING bureaus, arorobes. Sbes, Baakete,
&ci ALSO Dining Room, basement and Kitchen FURNITURE
Buffet Extension Table, Chairss Plate, Cutlery, &c. Sale
positive.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08
rHr oARo1Ix4 sPORrsMAH,s oIUB


This nourishing CLUB held full meeting last
evening, at tho. house of the president, Pro-
i1sssor p. 8. Holmes; corner Vanderhorst and
Piff Streets. The committees on, the constl-
5tution and the game laws reported. The con-
stithtion Wss adopted. By Its terms, the regu-
,lar. meetings. will be held semi-annually, the
anniversary meetings being fixed for the
fourth Monday In November of each year, at
which the elections for onicers will be held.
Special meetings may be called at any time
By the president at the request Of three mem.
ben. The annual dues are two dollars. The
inc0ms Of the club swsis be devoted to the en-
Iorcement of, the game laws throughout the
esass. Tie committee on the game laws sub
mittsd several proposed amendments to the
Gxisting game laws, whioh,s after considers
Bio discussion and some modification, were
adopted. The club will endeavor to have
these amendments passed by the Legislature.
A leading feature Of the amendments Is an
extension Of the time allowed sportsmen for
shooting. The organization of the Sports
mans Club fills a want long felt in every part
Of South Carolina.
. az
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OOMMEROIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Market.

FOB THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, nov. !, 1871.
TEE CRops.-Tne weather was generally sooi
and dry, afterwards wet and unsettled, during
the past week, and exhibited atmospheric eondl'
tions for part Of the time favorable for field Ia
bor. So far as crops could be benefited BY apro-
tracted good harvest time the advantage mas
been secured by the growth OF the present year.
THE RKoK1prs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were l2o'4oa oaes,
against 1fs l4s bales the week before, and so'1os
hs,es for the time last year. At New Orleans the
supplies were IS, ,442 bales, and 26,ll6 bales 'ne
week of the year previous. The total recelpss az
the cotton ports from September lst' 1872 up 70 70
the latest dates, wers 7sl,es4 balesin contrast
with Wit so7 sl7 bales the year before-showns an IN.
eoas ena; southern cotton ports from September !,
'pa ,aga m to the latest teegraphic intelligence
40 a, compared with the year previous, were as as
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Interior Cotton Markets.

SUMTER, November 8.
About 3S7 bales have been sold since last re
port. The staple has been dull, with down.
ward tendency. caused from heavy receipts and
unfavorahle reports from Liverpool and tne
Northern markets. We quote: Ordinary l6c, good
ordinary ls, low mlddling lex. middllng l7&'
strict middling 17kc.
SPARrANBuRa, November s.
Cotton is quoted at TIC.
LEXINGTON. November 9.
Cotton is selling at from l7hal7xc.
ABBEVILLE, November b.
Cotton commands from 10 TO l7c.
CAMDEN, November 7.
Sales Of the week have amounted to 45s oales
at prices ranging from l7Kal9c. the mar ket clos.
ing active at former figures. Shipments Tor came
time 72o bales.
MACON, November 8.
There was dull market to-day owing partly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
LOCAL LACONICS.

The stnte quarantine regulations ceased
Sfi the 1st OF November.
-oid PROBABILITIES predicts clear ana very
cool weather. with fresh and brisk nortn"ee'
winds. for the South Alsnue states to'oay'
Get ready your overcoats.
,.s-In consequence of the horse disease hot
. sinele scavenger cart was at work yes.el- .ss
Ssp - The officers and roundsmen ei inc
police force, with few exceptions, were COLI
rnelled to ,,eriorm their rounds on foot
Tn aeeor6ance with a resolution passed az
q recent meeting of Council, the Mayor mas
appointed next Thursday as day OF THANKS
swing and Prayer. 1t is to be hoped that tne
day;wiIl be made general holiday.
.-saysnnsh is In q furry at the approach OF
the episoot, and her cotton exchange ls ols.
ta1,ssfnrs measures whereby, with the use Oh
liahtars, cotton intended for shipment can 10
transported from the termini OF the raiiroaos
ON the river to the various presses.
The soIree Of the Sumter Social oiuo'
given on Wednesday evening, vas well atteno'
ed despite the threatening weather. ine on,
tertaiament was agreesbly varied by 9 spread
of afioice viands that received merited award
dtem the assembled guests.
COLUMBUS N. Mcclure, who was conVlcsSt
tine August, 1870, term Of the United States
Court Of Illicit distilltBg, but failed TO appear,
wss arrested short time ago, near Green
vile. tHe hss:bsen brought to Charleston, and
Was Yesterday sentenced by Judge Bryan to
AZ rdoRshf imprisonment in the Greenville
,sil and one thousand dollars fine. Hewih
leave Charleston ior GreenvIlle this morning
In charge Of q deputy marshal. .-..
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HrRlous AccDENr.-Ahout seven o'clock
yesterday morning white mechanic, named
Oscar Proussy, employed at the planning mill
Of Mr.. George 8. Hacker, on King street, op-
posits Cannon, had his left hand taken of at
the wrist in q tenon machine. His hand got
caught between band and pulley while he
was endeayoring to put on the band. 1t is
presumed that the hand was thrown against a
set ot revolving knives. The hand was terri
Dis laesrated and remained hanging by only
= iew tendons. Proussy was carried by
several OF his comrades from the scene of the
accident Into Mr.. Hackers office, where Drs.
Asyers ana Adrich Fste called in to see him.
the hsnd was taken OF and. the wound bound
mp. During The operation Prousay acted
with much fortitude.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08
rHE ARr111RRLE uNzERsTUTzUNGs

at q meeting Of the Deutsche Artillerie On
ferstutsungs-verein, held yesterday afternoon,
stLindstedt's He'll, corner of King and CAL
shoun streets, the following officers were elect
Sd ana committees appointed to serve for the
ensuing year: Il. Melchers, president; E..H.
Riokels yiss:preside J.F: Lilienthal, treas
nrsf: ,. ;MindhaIm, secretary. Committee on
FnAnos-E: b. Rickels, @. n. Rencke, John
sGrsyer, J. J. W. Lnden, J. Garves. Committee
on sick kMembers-Ward l, d. Vlohl; Ward 2,
IA. Desebrock;; Ward 8, b. Peters; Ward 4, p.
asKcHchuit;s Ward s. Be- Luiien; Ward 6. O.
sBials Wstt zy;sF. SThieliug;,. Ward ss; J:e.
sschispegfsil... 80 s. {, t.... ssy
!ths president reported the amount Of cash
ON hand at one, Thousand two hundred and
aixfytwo dollars and thtrty-four cents. The
Organization has expended during the year
.four hundred and filty-one dollars for charita-
BE purposes. Since Its foundation In 1867
;about ona thoasand fseyen hundred dollars
have been expended In aid of widows and
aick members. The organizt,,!.u is now In a
very f0urishing condition, wi,h 9. membership
OF over one hundred.
i In the evening the organization gaVe
grand BAN at the. HibernIan Haff. The hall
1as well alssd, 1fine band of music had been
Engaged, and gsyety reigned from ten O'CLOCK
until. nesr dawn this morning. Aisumptuous
supper was served, and formed an agreeable
intsrtuds TO the dancing. a.,i..ss.si,i ss,,ss
. =
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THE. COURTS.
Unitsd states Court.

i - UH1IeO 6t&teB NOuEss
The petition of ". J. Murrell, of Darlington
| for voluntary bankruptcy WAS referred t
Registrar Carpenter.
The assets of Reese & McCully, bankrupts
we're ordered to be sold, and Registrar
Jaeger was Instructed to notify the lien credi
tors to prove their liens on or before the first
OF January next.
J. N. Cochran was appointed assignee o.
James Z. Vance, of Cohesbury.
The petition for voluntary bankruptcy o.
William O. .Reames, OF Clarendon, was refer
red to Registrar seabrook.
A similar petition of Isaac W. Bradley, Of
Sumter, was disposed Of In like manner.
The oours decreed $500 against Columbus
N. Blackburn, for failure TO appear In answer
to chargetof violating internal revenue laws,
and against each of his. sureties, W. n. Raw.
llngs, W. G. Mathews, and B. E, Young.
The court decreed 1886 80 and costs against
Joseph Qunsh, late postmaster of Aiken, for
debt on postofice bond, and against each. OF
his sureties, C. p Leslie and Franklin j.
Moses, Jr.
An amended complaint was filed IN the. case
Of jeremiah Towle, against N. Hunt and Ana
3. Hunt.
Court OF General Sessions.
The prisoners against wGaul true hlisiur
murder had been found previous to yesterday
were atralgned. Ltaiai cite Woolfe and Cain
simons plead not guilty. Their trial was
fixed for next Tuesday. Solomon Lyons also
plead not guilty. His trial Vas fixed for Wed.
nesday next. The grand jury found true bills
for murder against Simon Gale and Robert W.
Brown, who will be arraigned this morning,
and their trials fixed. +.
Francisco Victor Valdez will be arraigned
and tried on Monday next for the murder of
Raphael Perez. The Hon. N. P. O'Connor will
appear as his counsel.
United states Commissioners.
D. Baxter, of Strawberry Ferry, was bound
over for trial at the January, 1873, term of the
United staess Court for selling liquor and to-
bscco without license.
Municipal Court.
william Johnson, drunk, one dollar, John
Allen and John Brayton, colored, dlsorderly
and fighting; two dollars or twenty days each.
John d. sImons colored, sleeping in the
Market, twenty days. The infant which was
found In Horlbeck's alley, on Wednesday eve
ming, Was turned over to the hospital nurse
to be taken care Of Four goats, at large, one
dollar each. -;.j,s..s
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FRANK <. HOUSTON & Co. begs leave to In
form their friends and the public In general
that they ERill to-day open the most extensive
Photograph Establishment south Of New York.
Our faellties for making large work, fine
Photographs and Porcelains, are unsurpassed
We cordially invite the lovers OF art to vlsll
our Studio and witness the finest collection
of specimens ever offered to the citizens o.
this city. Gallery No. sO7 King street, over
James Allan's Jewelry Store. nov6.3
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BUILDING MATER1n.-An extensIve stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, DC, are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale. at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Plnckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass. Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-mw1yr
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TIE vorE OF .EH1s COUNTY.

The county canyassers met at the Flre-pfool
Building yesterday, and canvassed tne returns @
from all the precincts In Charleston county
With the exception Of FIVE precincts TWO ~
at. Thomas and st. Dennis.and three IN sS'
James santee, from which places the ooAes
had not been returned. The following taole
gives the official count In all but tnree VI .ne
precincts, and close approximation In !ne
cases OF those three:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08

FURcHeorT, BENEDICT d Co. offer very
fine Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, two buttons,
81 35. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley's Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which we are the sole agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08
THERMOME1RIoAL.

The range OF the. thermometer yesterday,
at the drug store of Dr.. Joseph Blackman,
on the south sldeof Broad street, was as
follows: ga. H., So; 10 A. n, 72; II H., 7S; 2
P. NJ, rs; 4 P. N. u; 6P. n, 70; 8 P. H., 50.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08

ENvE1oPEs.-Al large stock of envelopes al
ways on hand at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which Will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08

MR. soupER Invites attention to his Stock of
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards Of thirty different styles. many OF
them Of entirely new design and beauty Of
finish, which he offers to cash buyers at a
small advance on cost. sogDER's Gallery, No.
263 King street. oot3l-1mo
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L1yRnpooL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA ISLAND CoTroN.-The arrivals OF this quail.
ity OF the staple were to fair extent, the re-
ceipts reaching 76l bags OF Carolnas and Flori-
das. The market has been quiet, with only
moderate business ct easy rates. the sales
amounting to about $50 bags OF Carollnss and
Floridas, among which were Carolina at soc, 4s
at S. 10 at 60 1s st 65 1a at 75 10 at 80; OF For
das, 20 at 4oc. p fb.
RIos.-The supplies OF Carolina rough coming
forward were moderate, say 10000 bushels for
the week. There has been good demand for
this time, prices during the period showing
much steadipess, with sales Of about 1000 tielces
OF clean Carolina. among which were 81 tierces at
6x, at 6k, 155 at ex. SO at 6X, So at I6 49, 1o6
at T. 81 at LIE, 85 at TX 20 at 5.le at TX, 1856
on private terms. Yesterday there was an active
demand at generally unchanged rates; sales
about 500 tierces OF clean Carolina, among which
were 10 tierces at ehc, 1o2 at e, sos at eX 25 at