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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-12

DISTRICTCOTRTO TOFTHECN
- states tor the District o. Wes. Virginia.
10 bankruptcy.
bank upt.
District OF West Virginia, SIS
This IL tn give notice that on the % h day
OF September, IS-2, w 'rrAnt OF bankrupt.
cy was is-ued out OF the District Court of the
United States for the District Of West Nir-
giuia against the estate OF William +. Par
shal, OF Parkersburg, in the county OF
Wood, in salt District, who has been ad.
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition.
That the payment % any debts and the de-
livery OF any property belonging to such
bankrupt, 10 him, or for his use, aud the
transfer OF any property by him. are for
bidden by law, and that an adjourned
meeting II the creditor, OF stid bankrupt,
IN prove their debts and To choose one or
more assignees OF his estate. will be held at
n cour, OF bankruptcy, TO be holden at The
Office OF w. W. Van WiDkl', f2sq., In Par
kerSburg, W. Va, before George Il. Cald-
well, Esq Register in Bankruptcy for raid
Distri l. on the 9Th day Of November, A. ID +,
1872, at O'Clock Z. VI. the meeting hereto
fore notified for October 2, 1871, having
been adjourned to the time and place now
hereby notified for laid adjourned meeting.
IN order that the defect in publication Of
notice Of first meeting OF creditors tor DctO-
her 22, 1872, may be remedi d by this publ
cation. No action was taken at the meet
ing of October 2, 1872, exc pt tn prove debts
and adjourn TO November ., ~, ms above.
II. SLACK,
Z. 8. Marshal for said Dis rict.
HUGH p. NEAL, Deputy U. B. Marshal.
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crATE EOF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

y county, IS. Municip Courl OF Wheel
log, October rules, 1871.
Z. r. SHILLING vs.. Jackson Bower, James
Wharry, Thomas Whsrry and David 4.
Flack, partners as Bowe Go. Gar
pishee attach nent In assumpsit.
The object OF this suit j. N recover from
the efendants the sum OF sl000 v ith interest
thereon. as per contract from the 9Th day
OF October, lSis, Till payment and the costs
OF this suit. Ard II appear Dg !ro n an am.
davit filed In the cause that the said defend
ants are non.residents OF the state OF West
Virginia. IL T. therefore orderei that the
aid defendants do appear within one
month after the date OF the hrNt publ
cation ottnis notice and do what Is neces-
ssry TO defend their Interests.
TeSie: DANA l. HUBBARD, Clerk.
TAYLOR q BARR, Attorneys for Plain
tIR Oct1s o4vb
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BANKRUPTCY Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COUET OF THE
j United States for the District OF West
Virginia. In Bankrupicy.
In the matter OF W. F. Goodwin & Co,
Rankrupts.
To uhom Il may concern:
The under -igned hereby gives notice OF
his appointm mt as assignee OF the estate OF
william r. GOOD win and John q Molen,
partners as W. r. Goodwin q Co, OF Wheel
Ing, in the county OF Ohio, in said District,
anu who were, to-wit, on the 9th day OF
September, A. u. 1872, adJudged bankrupts,
upon the petition OF their creditors, by the
said court
Dated at Wheeling, West Virginia, the
9Th day OF Noyember, A. ID. ls72-
nO9-Ss IF. JONES, Assignee.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIs, November 1.-THE liabilities
OF Messrs. Bowles Bros, the Amer
ican bankers in this city, who have sus
pended payment. are $5O),0o0 The
loss BY the suspension Of the firm will
,sll chiefly upon American tourists in
Europe.
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CHICAGO.
Meeting in RehaIf OF the Boston
Sufferers.

Meeting In RehaIf OF the Boston
Sufferers.
CHICAGO, November ll.-Chicago to-
day showed her appreciation and recog.
milton of affairs in Boston at one OF the
largest and most practical gatherings.
in the Board Of Trade Hall, that ever
was held for Q similar purpose in this
c;ty A number OF ladies attended the
meeting, which was composed OF the
solid citizens OF this city.
John Preston, Pres'dent Of the Board
Of Trsda called the meeting 70 order,
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Assignee's Notice Of Appoint.
ment.

Tn TIE DIITRICr COURT OF THE
i United States or the District OF West
Niryi uis. In Bankruffcv.
In the matter OF William r. Parshal,
Bankrupt
To all whom Il may concern:
The undersigned. Eenner Il. Stephenson,
OF ParkerSourE, Wooo county, w. Va,
hereby gives notice OF his sppoi iniment as
assignee Of the estate OF vi liam r. Par
shall, OF Mineral Wells, in the county of
Wood. in said Dis rict, and who wa, o wit,
on the 9th day OF December. lS72, adjudged
q bankrupt upon the petition oi himself by
ssid Court.
Dated at Parkersburz, this 7th day Of No.
yember, 1874
nov7-as Assignee.
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6E+,0On psr day. Agents want-d: AL
NOUOpIU ciaS0ef working people, OF
either sex, Young ee4nd, make more money
at work for us In their lei ure moments, or
an the time. than at anything ere. Parfic-
ulars free. Aadr0 q. bt11son q Co. Port.
ianl IatAA sspl6-seplsg
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and other Novel and Amusing topics, all
combine 20 render each issue OF this period
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NEW YORK.
Tho Boston Sufferers-Meettng ~
the chamber OF Commerce.


the chamber or mmerce.
New YORK, November ll.-A meet
ing was held at the Chamber OF Com
merce at noon to-day to express sym
pathy with the sufferers by the Boston
fire. VIM. E. Dodge presided. Resolu'
tions were introduced and adopted
resolving that it becomes this mercau-
tile community promptly to tender to
the merchants OF Boston and to all the
sufferers an expression of deep and
hearty sympathy and to proffer such
generous measures OF relief as the cir
cumstances Of the case and the urgen-
cies of the time demand also resolving
that committee he appointed to con-
slider measures for these purposes.
A committee OF ten was appointed, the
President Of the Chamber being chair
man OF the committee. Several speech
es we're made.
Mr.. Lowe offered preamble and
resolutions, referring to the danger of
Mansard roofs. aud that a Committee
OF the Chamber be appointed to visit
the Board OF Engineers, and authorize
said Board in case OF any large fires be-
coming beyond the control OF the Fire
Department to blow up any buildings
necessary for checking such fires.
The Erie railroad, through their
agent, offer to send all articles con.
tributed for the Boston sufferers tree OF
charge.
Proposals are ahoat among the
theatres to give benefits tonight for the
sufferers.
Losses Of New York Insurance Com
panies.
The parts of the city where the in.
surance business is generally tranac:ed
presented an excited appearance to-
day The offices OF the companies are
crowded with stockholders, and policy
holders are anxious to learn something
regarding their solvency.
Many OF the officers o. the larger
companies have been working all night
preparing statements showing how far
their companies have suffered.
This afternoon large number OF
insurance companies published the
amount OF their losses, and irqulry at
various offices give the following state
ment as probably near the mark:
The following are the losses probably
sustained by the New York COM
nanipa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-12
Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop-
irg Cough, Bronchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
discoveries OF mod
ern science, few ars
of more real value
to mankind than
this enectual rene
dy for all diseases
" the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
OF lis virtues thro-
out this and Other
cou ntried has
shown that Il dos
surely and snectu-
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ally control them. The teSunony oI ouI
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fact, that CHERRY PEcTonAL VII ana ooe,
relieve and cure the aff1icted disoruer o.
the Throat and Lungs beyond any othst
medicine. The most dangerous ansctlons
ofihe Pulmonary Organs yield 10 ih power,
and cases OF CONSUMPfIOS, cured py
this preparation, are publicly known, ~
remarkable a. hardly to be believed, wee
they not proven beyond dispute. Ase rom.
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rely Tor full protection. BY curing SUOoha
'ths forerunners of more serious dissase, II
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount OF
suffering not To be- computed. ltcnAIsngo
trial, and conyincc- tue most skepucaI.
Every family should keep IL on heuo .
projection against the early ana unp0-
celved attack OF Pulmonary nocetona
which are easily met ~ nrst. bot which D.
come incuraDle, and % ofteu mtal, II neg
lecled. Tender lungs needs thh deisn.G
and IL IL unwise 10 he without IL. AZ eafe-
guard TO children, amid the disue.sing dis
eases which besei the Throat ana Chest u
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL n inNaIu-
able; for, by its timely use, inultitutss are
rescued from premature graves, and saved
TO he love ana affection centefed on then.
II acts speedily ana surely aghlnht ordinary
colds, securing sound and heAlth-re~toyfns
sleep. No one will sn1er troblesome IN
FLCENZA and painful BhoNCHIIS,
when they know how easily tbsy can %
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Originally the product Of long, laborious
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greatest II has ever effected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-12
M EDlcAl.
Ayers
SARSAP A RfLLA

Il widely known
as one OF the most Z
effectual rsme iies
ever discovered Ioa
cleansing the W
tenn and purifying
the blood. II has
stood the tsst q
years, with . oon.
stantly growing
reputation based
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The Press on the Boston Fire.

les suffer heavily also; 'rtiai ,o =,
list OF Western offices lose near ...3,OVO,W
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And all work required by Bankers, Mer.
chants, Manufacturers, Insurance Compa'
nies, Railroad Companies, Steamboats,, Ho
tells, and City, County and other Public
Officers, are equal to any In the STATE.
Sr Orders for Work Respectfully Sollc-
tied jy3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-28
TIE REGULAR REPUBLICANS.
Of Delegates to tho County
Convention

The primary electlonS d Inc Regular VI
Mackey faction of the Radical party for dele
gates to the County Nominating Convention
next Tuesday, were held last evening In the
various wards, and resulted in the election of
the delegates and alternates named below. In
some of the wards there was considerable
confusion, and severalincipient rows, especial
" In Ward 8, where the ballot stufaug proclvi-
ties of some of the suffraglsts caused an ad-
Iournment of the meeting to another part OF
Inspection street, but In the majority OF cases
the meetings were as quiet and orderly as
could he expected under the circumstances
Ward Nv. N. TAFT, a. L. Benford, D.: q.
Fnrst. J.. A. williams, B. G. MCPHERSON, J.J.
Young. Alternates-H. Levy, +. N. Cnln-
berth, William Reed, G. Bentham, j. NJ. h'iier'
'" Ward SgW. J.. McKinlay. E. W. NJ: Mackey,
P. Robinson, John j. Young, A. T. Williams,
Conlesting Delegation from Ward2.Colonel
r. w. M. Mackey, L. q. Jones, e. G. BAKER, r.
Green, Jr., J. B. Brown, Matthias Smith.
Ward 3-Dr. W. D. P. Arnau. joseph was" Sss-
lngton, George Shrewsbury, =. M. r,toas' pE ~
Johnson. Frank DeAncey, James Small.
Contesting Delegates from Ward ~: 3.
Howard. Robert j. Mears, w. E. Elliott, Geo.
ShreWsbury, Josiah Grant, W.. J. Brodie. A.
ternates-Boston Fowler, John Anderson, VIII
liam Ward, Prince Williams.
Ward 5-Alfred Bernard, A. F. Gregorle, a.
A. Asphalt, = Nelson, - Bampfeld, Bull.
Aiternstes-Leslie, Perrin, Elliott and Ford.
Ward 6-Charles Simons, G. a.. Danlzman,
@. 81. Yanderhorst, Paul Holmes, James Rob-
ertson, j. 3. Morgan. MI.
Ward u. A. Washington, Abram Taylor,
Samuel Peronneau, W. 1. Moultrie, j. 0. Ha-
sci, E. P. Wall, Sr.
Ward 81. Dunneman, r. L. Richardson, +.
B. Lee, J. F. Mason, William Lamison. L. ).
Taylor. Alternates-D. B. Smith, G. Mclntire'
W. B. Chaplin.
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Weekly Report Of the Wilmington Ma
val stores Market.

WILMINGTON, September 20.
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE.--ln the early part OF the
pasr week nothing Of importance transplred toin-
terrupt the uni orn.lty and regularity Of prices,
and the daily TRANSACTIONS were free at bSc. 10
day, Thursday, at the close OF our report, q better
feeling has arisen, and prices nave advanced 20,
with q firm market and holders asking higher
igures The receipts sre gradually decreasing,
and for the week were sls6 casks against 1928
casks for last week. The exports Tor the week
we're 1884 casks against 1865 casks for last week,
showing q decrease OF 2l0 casks In receipts and an
Increase OF Ills casks IN export. The stock In
market is gradually Decreasing. The market
closes to day irm at soc.
UruDE TUsPKNTMK.-Al the influences oper.
during the past week have been favorable to
prlces. The nrmness noted at the close OF our
review continued up to Thursday. when hard ad-
vanced loo. On Wednesday YelieW dlp and virgin
continued advance OF resins, and the strong ten
dency OF spirits turpenIlne, have given strength
to the undertone OF the Market and prices
have advanced sc on yellow dip and virgin
Tho receipts have fallen on to an exten
that there is q scarcity Of crude material for
manufacturing purposes, and some Of the city
dlstilleries do not run mnre than half their time.
At present there Is a heavy export demand cur
rent, and q large a qua sSs, Oh .9 ne r zee pseE go 3qe 90
bbls, against 24s6 bbls for last week, II, q falling
on or 1908. The exports were very heavy, and the
stock In market Ia very light The market closes
nrm at So Is for hsrd, and IS SO for yellow dip
and virgin.
RosN.--The rosin market during the week has
been very buoyant, and prices have been tending
upward. Strained opeEed on Friday with 9 lalr
demand current for speculation. but the extreme
views OF Bellers were above those OF buyers, aud
no transactions were m ade. Saturday, however,
sellers made q concession In their Views, aud 1000
bbls changed hands at GS 10 tthe closing rates OF
the previous week. Monday, under the influence
OF better sdvlces from New York, SEQ bbls sold at
an advance OF 8 cents. Tuesday the advance COZ
tlnued, and sales were made II 500 bbis at So rs,
and 400 bbls at So 81. Wednesday Q still further
advance was gained, ard $50 bbls changed hands
at So so, and 800 bbls st IS IS. To-day, Thurs
day, the market at the close OF our noon report
continues buoyant, with sales at SO IS. the
cause OF the advance ID attributable 70 the
scarcity OF stock, the light receipts and the
foreign export demlnG. No 2-about the usual
quantities have changed hands at q fair margin
above strained. The ,dlum and iner qualities
have been inactive. but prices have held their
own. The receipts for the week 8S27 bols agalns:
1L,626 bbls for last week, show q decrease OF 1893
bbls. The exports. 1l,23l bb.s against 1919 b6ls
for last week, IL q slight Increase. The STOCK In
market remains uncha1 ged.
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c IACONICs.

"A s%acrlleglous wretch entered The Spring
street Methodist Church a few days ago and
stole two chairs.
The "Hon. B. 8. Tharin, of South Caro-
lIna,n is figuring among the orators at the
Greeley mas1 meetings up North.
The new scripture Catechism," by the
Rev. ". c. Dana, D. D., noticed 10 yesterdays
NEWS, may be had at Fogartie's Book DEPOSIT
tory.
"A baking horse dlsarranged the schedule
OF the Rutledge street line of the City Railway
yesterday, and caused two cars to make one
trip together.
Samuel Rivers, the negro who committed
the Tiencken robbery near the Three-mile
House, turns ont to be q notorious rogue. He
has been Identified as the burglar who entered
and robbed the residence of Mrs. Courtenay In
Franklin street, about nine months ago. A
warrant was issued against him yesterday for
committing burglary and larceny upon the
premises of a Mr.. Cooper, at Aonck's Corner,
a short time previous to the Tlencken robbery.
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If CHARLESTON NEWS: SATURDAY. ~SEPIEMbEf

45c. Pork In fair demand and aim, with sales at
s19 rs. Lard firm summer SC, steam 9X, kettle
8X.- Bacon Tx; clear Sides 12c. Frelghts being
b locked south or LouitviI1e has materially inter
fered with trade. Whisiey nrm at 500.
ST. LOUIS, September q.
Raging lower at 14xe15K. Flour In fair de.
mand and Arm. Corn dull and unchanged. No.
Q mixed 4oc. Whiskey steady at 9lc. Pork quiet
at sI4 81 Kal4 so. Bacon dull In jobbing and or.
der lots. Shoulders Saskc; clear rib sides 11hs
Y clear sides 1lxa1lKc. Lard nj changed.
LOUISVILLE, September q.
Flour frmer, stock light; extra family So 50a
Provisions in fair demsrd and very firm. Pork
sis rs, Bacon shoulders &C.; clear rib sides ike;
clear sides 12Xc. Packed lard 9Za1lKc; eIder
lots re higher. WhiskeY quiet at SOC.
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FuRCaaoTT, BENEDICT d Co. announce 10
the public that they will open their new store
No. 275 King street, on Monday, September 80.
Preparations are made for the display Oh 'ne
very latest and finest styles of Dress Goods,
(all %descriptions,) shawls, &C., and ladies are
most respectfully requested to inspect the
very latest fashions before supplying them
selves for the season. Our prices will be reg
ulated according to the lowest New YORK price
currents. Respectfully, F%URoHGoTT, BENEp1cT
On. sep1s-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-28
THE COURTS.
q

Edward Wright, lodged by a trial justice; de.
lived to warrant. A. 3. Wright, disorder!y'
two dollars and a peace bond. Ephralm Fish,
drunk, dlsorderly and resisting the police; i've
dollars or thirty days. A Mcclellan saddle
found upon a farm at the corner Of King and
Grove streets; held to the order OF the owner
The saddle ls supposed to have been stolen
and secreted upon the farm by a negro, Thos.
Williams, vino was arrested there on the 22d
instant for trespass.
Trial Justices Courts.
Anna Hayward was sent to jail for thirty
days by Trial Justice Levy yesterday for steal
ing six dollars.
A negro from oBe of the rural districts was
before Trial Justice Mackey yesterday, charged
with stealing a lot of seed cotton. He is held
for examination,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-28
The CharIeston Cotton, Hics and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rics and NAVAL
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRrDAY EVENING, September ~, 1917 }
GorToN.-There was q fair inquiry Tor this ssa'
ple, With q moderate stock, the market generally
showing full prices. Sales 600 bales, say 8 at l6A,
20 at 1sH, 8 at lsx, los at lex, Al az lhh, 90
az II, "a at Tx, I6 at Tx, 10 at Tx, 46 at Tx,
IS at l7Xc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL C1AssIFlCATIoN.
Ordinary to good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Low mlddlng
Strict middline
R1oE.-This grain was quiet. Sales 81 ts OF
clean Carolina, say 10 tcs at Ike, az ~, 10 az
Sc q fb. W. quote common to fair at 7@7Hc;
good 7x@Sc.
NAVAL sToRRs.-The arrivals were IS bbls
spirits turpenline, 47S bbls rosin. The marker
wa. quiet and there were no sales announced.
Crude turpentine may be quoted at So 80 = Dbl
for virgin, So 10 for yellow dip, and 81 50 for
hard.
RRaiaHra-To Liverpool BY steam dsrocs, nom
aal on uplands, nominsl on sea lslands; Via New
York, Nion uplands, = on sea Islands; oy SAIL
Xd on uplands, Oh sea islands nominal.
To Havre- on uplands. Ooastwlse-to New YORK
by Steam 10 on uplsnds and - on sea
Islands; q p tlercs on rice; 600 p Dbl on rosin
BY sail % 2 n on cotton; - fierce on
rice; 500 ? barrel on rosin; sll@l2 p on lum'
oer; Sl2@l2 6, p N on timber. TO Boston, by
aar, = 2 % on upland cotton; rosin 7oc;reaawed
stun sl2el2 So; timber s1a@ls 50; phosphate IS
as 80. TO Providence. BY Hall sle@l1 p on
boards, - p d on cotton; by stsam 10 via New
YorF. TO Philadelphia, BY steam on uplandsi
by soil, So p on boards; 3l2 on timber; =
per ton on clay, and 90 50 on phosphssea To
baltimore, by steam 90 BY sail; sac $50 y
II on boards; en- timber; So 10 p ion at city, -
a. so p ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
are in demand BY our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown, So, Darien and satilla
River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern
ports, and 3lo0l2R II arc the rates on lumber
and boards.
misunderstanding 90 day billa 2lh@2lH.
DoxssrIo E~xuHANsL-The banks purchase
ngnt checks on New York at X9K per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GOLD-18nl4.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-28

4 JUVENILE CUTTING APFA1R.-Two little
colored boys, Carlos Allston and David o.
born, each about eight years old, got Into a
dispute yesterday In Cannon street, near
Smith. After a slight pugllistic encounter
Osborn ran of. Before he had gone far,
however, Allston threw an open pocket knife
after lin, which was 80 well aimed that 1t
stuck bolt upright In the calf Of bis left leg,
INJECTING al ugly and painful wound. Ais
ton was locked up In the upper Guardhouse.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-28
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. q. O.. SEPTEMBER %, 1872,
la. 80 deg 4s min 50 sec. Lon 7sdes 81 min 81 SEC.
RIVED

French bark Bengal, -, Bull River, sc. Bal
Schr Gen r 1 Lee, GradIck, Cooper River. 1900
bnshels rough rice. To W U Bee d co.
Sehr Ellen, -, from Cooper River. $50 BUSH
els rough rice. To W L Bee d CO.
5chr Ann ) Deas. Gaibatri, West Point Mill 90
tcs rice. To D Aiken d co.
Steam tug Republic, Melville. Philadelphia. To
Roach d Monett. -
steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Beaufort. CHS.
olm's and Pacific Landings. 6 bales sea Island
cotton and sundrles. 70 Ravenel, Holmes q co.
D McPherson, A ii Ad1er, Sloan i Seignious, w
O Campbell, Rsvenel a CO, Southern Express co,
and others.
Sloop Ark, Relyea, Pom Pom. 600 bushels rough
rice. TO Kayenel d CO.
Sloop Lalla, from Wadmalaw. 5bags sea island
cotton, To W A Boyle,