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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-16
Commissioners Sale
OF 452 ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land,
THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1873.
ON THE PREMISES.

In pursuance Of a decree entered by the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West Virgin
Ia, on the 10Th day OF May, 1873, in the
Chancery cause in said Court pending,
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr.. Is complainant
and Isaac b. Kelley and others are deien-
dants, l shall, az Special Commissioner
named in said decree, offer at public sale,
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FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP,

and ready for operation, with capacity TO
do a large amount Of work, only requiring
additional capital 10 conduct the business.
CAPITALISTS. MANUFACTURERS.
and Mechanics desiring 10 invest in pro.
fitable business, with every facility and To-
cation, taking an active part or not, have
now sn opportunity. Having an experience
OF upwards o. 30 years in the foundry BUSH
ness, with a reputation of doing good work,
the establishment has meri led ami will Sc
cure the patronage of its former friends so
literally bestowed upon It, and receive a
large share OF the contracts now Offering
for machinery and castings: Address or app
ply to h. w. PHILLIPS,
Or, 1HOS. OiBRlEN, Real Estate Agent.
junllh.
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Sewing Machine Casters,
THOSE POSSESSING THE WHEELER
i q Wilson Sewing Machine are respect
fully invited TO call and examine the New
Patent Four-wheel Castor now on eKhihi-
ton at the Office OF
WIN SUMNER & CO.,
my20-h IS Monroe St., Wheeling.
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II Cures when nII Eiss has Yaiies,
It's Effect is like Life from tho
Deadl e.

70 magical IL It's power In DESTROYING dr.
ease and restoring health that sven ths
experienced operai0r N not unffeQusnty
amazed at the result Of his expefimsnk
such are Its wonderful effects IN the han6s
ofthe sKillful electr ician that In application
can be SO varied M 70 reach every form Of
Nervous Derangement.
II is now employed BY Prot W. A. Ham:
Medical College or New York city, In Dn-
EASES OF THE MIND AND NnvoUi 6nfIs.
Under It's mystic influence ths ravtng
maniac IL qpieted, the palsied limb reeAin
It's power, the blind are made TO -, ths
deaf To hear, this lame 20 walk, paiss ~
subdued, contracted mus ,les relaxed, Tan.
ors reduced, ulcers healed, nervous ifri1::
ton allayed, the week made strong and
every faculty and function OF the mind md
body brought into harmony and health
Electricity arouses vitality, stimulata o.
ganic life, equaiiSes the lifS- forces, sumi-
naies diseass, increaSea nerve pov6'
strengthens the digestiye organs, aids nuu'-
ton, and invigorates the whole system.
Many nervous diseases hithatO oonkdH.
permsnentIy cured ns dS 81 ~ sasbtIs and possi
Influence. Ailments OF long standing ~
9uently disappear on It's nfst appltcstlon
John X. Weldon, Esq, wholesale and feal
bookseller and stationsr, at l0i Wood 49,
Plttsburgh, Pa, was cured By eleelStdu
DR.. Longdons hands In twenty miput4A q
atevere Lumbago OF seven yean stsndinf
Numerous other cures equally Yemsftans
have boon wrought by this truly vcn6ann
agent. Thousands OF poor, fniserable, n1'
Gus, dyHpeptic, Rheumatic, paSslytic, ehfoo,
ic suffers whose stoinachs have besn rutoee
by poisonous drugs with vitality alna
exhausted would fiud Q sovereign remedy
In this Great Healer. DR.. Lonedon toonc
deem II necessary In any case 20 give elScL
cal shocks, bot passes The current thfooP
hls own .ystem, giving 10 additionsivfss'W
before applying II TO the patient
The following are among the diseeessh
which electricity has been successfully en-
ployed:
Aphonia, Ameporrhoea. AnauroaiS cso.
rea, Deafness, Debility, Faetal palsy 49,
in Ano, Hemiplegia, Importance, Hscnlgr
Headach, Rheumatism, Hydrocsls, Ulesh
Tumors. Consttpatiou, Nssvi, WenD -
te s,,' Nervous Weakness, pyspspsa' -
Fees for consultation, examinatioa, =
vice and Treatment within tbs reoch q -
Medicines for all diseases ~ nA1 -
express to all parts OF the coonizy.
Ouice HourH-8 TO Il Id ko6 ind ~ Wb
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NOTICE.

N0TI0E--Town Lots for Sale.
pany having had q portion OF their
ground improved and laid out into Building
lots, will on and after Monday, June I'd,
1873, be pre- pared to sell. Stock holders and
Others Wishing 70 purchase can see the plat
and learn the price, terms, 90, by calling
Manager, at the mill.
myG.ra w. w. HOLLOWAY, Pres't
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$5OO.OOOCASH
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KT.,
VIII be given in the great hall OF Library
Building, at Louisville, on TUESDAY,
JULY 9Th 1873, at which time TEN THOU
SAND GIFTS, amounting to grand total
OF $500 COO, all cash. will be distributed by
lot to ticket-holders. No reduction in
amount Of gifts at this distribution, but each
gift will be paid IN FULL.
OFFICE OF FARMKRs'AND DRovKRs'BANK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2, 1873 !
This sto certify that there is in the Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank, to the credit OF the
Third Grand Gift Concert for the benefit OF
the Public Library Of KY, Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which has been set apart
will be held By the Bank and paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose only.
Signed RS. YEECH, Cashier.
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MI U 8 7 O.
A LII PERSONS INTERESTED IN PRO-
"A vidIng first class music on reasonable
terms for Picnic Parties, Balls, &c, will find
II 10 their interest to consult
W. s. MAYER,
liz Market or 500 Main street, Wheeling,
West Va. jU9a.
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WANTED,

nHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
i very cheap, and upon reasonable terms
OF payments, one hall, more or less, Of his
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24

nominal on upiands, &C on Sea 's!'h's' VIA
New York, Hd on uplaH'!s, Id on sea
islands; by sal, I'd on uplGrds anu
xc on seq islands. To HaVre'
on upands. Coastwise-tn New YORK, oy
sseam, nc on uplands and &c on sea islaha''
80 p tierce on rice; e0c q Dbl on rosi''
by sail, C q b en- cotton; &C uerce Oh
rice; soc q Dbl on rosin; $ll@l2 p ID on iumocF'
sl24l2 so p n on timser. TO B0st n, oy steaW
xc on uplsnds and 50 so y terce on rice; oy sHli'
&C on9 ID uplands; rosIn zoe; resawed stun
sl2@l2 50; timber sl3@ls So; phosphate 5000 ao'
To Providence, by sail sl0@ll q on ooaros'
&c a b on cotton; ty steam &c via New 10TH
To Philadelphia, by steam nc on uplands' 81 20
cask on rice; 8Oc 2 Dbl on rosin; 81 on spfits'
Through bills OF lsding given to Boston, rfo'f
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, s. p u on boards; sl2 on timber; =
ton on clay; So so on pnosphates. TO Saltluore
by stasm nc q fb; by sail $S@s 80 = on
boards: - on timber; SO SO q ton at city; SAG
SO 2 ton up river on phosphate r'cK. VesseiS
ure In demand by our merchants TO take lumoe'
rrelghts from Georgetown. S. O.. Darien and Saul
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northcrn
ports, and slo9l7 q NJ are TIE rates on tlmoeI
aud boards.
DoyRsr1c ExcHAEaB.-The banks purcnast
u,uht checks on New York at par TO = per cent
premIom, and sell at < pr MUM.
ExcHAsaB.-Stcrling 90 day bills "a
GoLD.-14k@!6.
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TEE NEW URcULAR CHUB0H.

The effort to erect new ediace upon Inc
:eIte of the Circular Church, which was de-
istroyed In the great FIRE of 1861, has already
been mentioned in The NEWS, and the plan
for the new church has now been decided
upon by the congregation and has been placed
on exhibition at Fogartie's book store on King
street. The design ia by Mr.. G. R. Dolman, a
Northern architect, and represents hand
some ediace 10 the Gothic style of architect
ure, with the gable end of the main building
fronting on Meeting street. At the southwest
corner of the building s square tower sur
mounted by lofty steeple, and the northwest
corner is finished with circular tower con-
talpisg spiral stairway leading to the chair
seats and organ loft. At the rear OF the building
are, two short transepts making the church
cruclturm, each of them having door OPEN
Ing into the church from the churchyard. All
the gables of both transepts and the nave are
surmounted by light Iron tinials In che shape
OF an ornamented cross, and the ridge pole Ia
ofnamented with light iron work of similar
pattern. Altogether. the design Is extremely
appropriate and effective, and the edlace
promises to be a credit to the congregation,
and one OF the most striking architectural Or
naments Of the city.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston, from New York
Henry X morgan, ID G Winthrop, MISS Robin
son, " u Brewer, G f Mabbley, and 80 In the
Per steamship Mercedlta. from Boston-Mlss
Grace soren, MISS May Living Mlss LOUISA LiV
ing, Miss II A Barnes. Polly Mcbride. colored; WIN
Per Steamship Falcon, from Baltlmore-hrs
q Burgess aud child, Mr. aud MRS ROSS, hSs'
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jack.
sonyIlle. Fernandina anu Savannah-Miss Buck
0errge K bum and wife, soltnd. y CLARK
and Wife. " q Beecher, Laird, Jos Bradford y
Hntlcr Id Miller, no Dlelard, VIM Butler, .
Doud, w @ 9lea Oh, f French, Baker, W
clover, w B White, Mr. Furchgott, and D on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from arlen, via Sayan'
nan, Beaufort, Pacific AMI Cnisolms Landings
MRS Sweet, Mrs K MatheWes, MISS Jenkins
MIR, Como, c vannes, > sweet, capt Il Mime,
and on deck. r,,., ,...u
prl. q. Rockville and Way Landlngs-Dr b Baer
and lady, Col VIM Whaley, townsend, Hop
sinsDn, Thomas W.. ~
Per steamship Manhattan, for New Yors-T
Foley, w Davli, Miss Post. w 8 Purnell, w
EchUls, Post, " NJ Carter, W Mitchell Pen.
kIng, " Mitchell, Meyer, NJ Lahrs, w WILCOX, .
/, Hough, 81 {. Ooott and wife, Mrs Pritchard,
Paulding. X PIeraun, A Lndley, G Truesdale,
Ii Hibb ehouse Slender, Ii Hamilton, K John.
son, aud deck.
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Sec First Page for other Local Matters
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YoRK.-we publish in another column the
annual statement of this staunch and reliable
company, showing an aggregate OF assets
amounting to nearly four and half millions
of dollars, with liabilities of about one-elghth
of that amount on January lsf, 1873. The
Losses of this company by the Boston fire was
title less than three-quarters of million,
and coming 80 soon after having contributed,
directly from lite resources, over TWO land
half millions to the Chicago disaster, no bet
ter testimony 10 the skiliul and efficient man
apement of The Institution can be adduced,
than the annual statement for the year 1872,
now published. The past eighteen monlhs
have sorely tried the fire Insurance Interests,
and we congratulate all who have come safely
through the fiery storm-and that company
which, like the "Home," has In the past two
years paid to policy.hoders the princely sum
of two and half millions and still has four
and half millions of assets, is entitled to
every confidence and large patronage. Ma
jor Hutson Lee, at No. SO Broad street, is the
Charleston agent.
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In INDIGNANT CORONER.

Coroner Logan, In retaliation probably for
the proceedings instituted against him By Col
onel l.. ". Spratt, on various charges, already
fully detailed IN TIE NEWS, on Saturday sued
out warrant before Trial Justice Artson Tor
the arrest of Colonel Spratt on charge OF
illegal arrest and malicious prosecution. The
affidavit upon which this action Is based was
made by the coroner himself, and charges
Colonel spratt with attempting TO oostruct
the administration of the coroner's dulles oy
rlotous and disorderly conduct, and afdrms
that 1t was all done through prejudice against
the coroner's race and color. In Justification
for holding the inquest, which Colonel spratt
charges was unnecessarily and Illegally held,
the affidayit alluded to states that DR.. Ravenel,
the physician who attended the dead man
during his sickness, refused TO give burial
certificate, and ordered notification OF the
death to be sent to the coroner. Colonel
spratt gave the required bond to answer the
charges of The coroner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24

A PARAGRAaH FOR DYsPEPTIcs.-H you
have weak stomach, and wish to make 1t
weaker, take violent purgations, There ls no
surer way to render indigestion chronic. But
II you are dyepepllc, and like sensible per-
son. desire to strengthen your digestive Or
gaus and compel them 10 perform their essen
,isl duties thoroughly and regularly, take
dose OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before
every meal, until your delinquent stomach Is
restored to healthy condition. 1t should be
understood that dyspepsia is always compllca'
ted with disturbances OF the liver and On IN.
natural state OF the bowels, and that no medi-
cine which does not reach aud rectiiy these
irregularities can possibly cure tbis agon'
izing disease. Hostetter's Stomach Bltters Ia
an anti-bilous agent and a gradual cathsrtic,
as well as tonic aud etomachlc, and hence
its unparalleled efficacy In the severest cases
CT chronic indigestion. mchl9-Wfm3DaW
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
Interior Cotton Markets.

ROCK HILL. March 81.
The leading American markets are inactive at
the late dec. Inc, and prices may be itgarded as
n minal except Ior the high grades. Our mar.
kert is dull at l6Hale%c for middling; SALE OF
The week IS bales.
o'''''' UNION, March2l
Low middling 14al7c; 80 bales sold duliug the
wces. 60.
Sales during the week l25 bales. We quote Or
dloary l2al6, low middliog It. middling II y.
BRNNETTsvILLE, March2l.
Cotton is selling at l6al6Hc.
NO'~-' HERAw. March 81.
Strict middllng Tx. m:ddllng l7kal7h, low
mlddllng II.
CHARLOTTE. March 12.
Sales 10 day 80 bales. Prices have declined
since yestel day; extremes to-day II TO l6hal7c.
Market unsettled.
The market is still depressed and dull. There
has been no change IN several days All grades
NAV be quoted nominal. The receipts since last
report have been ll8 bales; shipments 2O2; sales
l6l The receipts for the week have been 3U9
bales; the shipments for the same time reached
4S9; sales $40.
To-day little doing; sales aS bales ut the follow
ing figures: ordinary lac, good ordinary l6h. low
middllnqs 16Hal8x, m'ddIlr gs lTHal7A. Weeks
sales 1904 bales-e0O for Northern spinners, l54
fer hone co sumption, 100 for New York, so To
Savannah. Total sales since September 1st, 4o. UT
bales. weeks receipts 2s2 oalts, against 3S1 tle
previous one and 2Si the corresponding week last
~ MONTGOMERY. March 81.
Ordinary nomn,l, good ordinary l6Hc, strict
good ordinary II, low mlddlings l7H, mlddlings
Is. Market dull aud nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
TIE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

The annual commencement of the Charles
ton College takes place this evening, at the
Academy OF Music, and will doubtless attract
the usual crowded and fashionable audience
of friends of the institution, and OF the young
gentlemen to whom this occasion marks the
conclusion of their collegiate course, and the
beginning OF their life OF manly responsible
ties, duties and pleasures. The exercises,
which will be opened with prayer oy the heV.
L. Muller, include the salutatory and Vaieolc-
tory addresses, to be delivered respectively
by Messrs. Robert Atmar Smith and Matthew
Fitzsimons Tighe; oratlons by Messrs. Smith,
Norman NJ. Porter, Jr., J. HERSHEY Blackman,
Francis L. McHugh and Tighe, and the con-
ferring of degrees by the president, Professor
N. R. Middleton. The annual address TO the
graduating class will be delivered oy fres'-
dent Middleton, In the College Chapel, to-
morrow evening, at eight O'Clock.
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LoCAL LACONICs.

1t was Alderman Glover, not Representa-
tive Greene, who was thrown from buggy on
Friday last.
The Beaufort branch of the Freedmen's
Savings Bank. is represented as being In a
very fonrishing condition, and is teaching the
freedmen habits Of economy and thrift.
deputy Coroner Miller, while proceeding
iue-buggg to hold an Inquest In the suburbs
on Saturday, was overturned into ditch by
refractory horse.
The Wilmington IN. o. colored fire COM
pany, "Cape Fear, No. s." have Invited the
coiorear rBremen OF Charleston and Columbia
TO visit Wilmington in May next.
"A watch, rafled for the benefit of the
Catholic Male Orphan Asylum few days ago
by Mr.. Vim. Magher, has been won by Con.
ductor Dufie, OF the South Carolina Railroad.
"A clerk of Trial Justice McKinlay's, namel
Robertson, In retaliation for an insult offered
his vile, administered severe cowhidng on
Saturday morning to coored msR named
Aldgete., -.
1t was announced In the Catholic Churches
yesterday that Tuesday (to-morrow) being The
Feast of the Annunciaton will be a holiday of
obligation, and that the services will be as on
Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Carew, assistant pastor of
st. Patrck's Church, was attacked with
spasms of the heart yesterday morning. In
consequence OF his illness there was no High
Mass at st. Patrick's Church yesterday. Last
night Father Csrsw was better.
The new suburban Town OF Petlgru, sltu-
sted near the Six-mile House on the Neck, is
showing signs OF Improvement. Several
houses have already been erected, and others
are In prospect. Tue streets are named after
the different varieties OF trees, and are soon TO
be laid ont.
Saturday afternoon the pedestrians In
Broad and Meeting streets were Startled to
behold man sitting upon the ball at the pin
nacle of st, Mlchael's steeple, painting the
arrow above With as much coolnsss as If he
were reclining In an "old arm cnair." The
same feat may be witnessed again to-day.
1t is Miss Charlotte Thompson, the charm
Ing New Orleans actress, and not Miss Char.
lotte Cushman, as was announced in the
Courier OF Saturday, who Is to appear. at the
Academy on the 9th proximo. Miss Thomp-
sol will be well supported.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24

CHARLESTON MANuFAcTuREs.-The develop
ment OF manufactures of various kinds is fast
becoming principal source of Improvement
and revenue to Charleston. High in the list
is the mandatory of Mr.. P. P. Tcale. Estab-
lished Immediately after the war, 1t has been
uniformly and increasingly successful, and
now affords unrlvaled facilities for the manu-
iacture of doors, sashes, blinds or anything
else in his line. See his advertisement.
mchl0.mwf1mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
NLYDE NEW YOhK LINE.
ELEGANT pAssENGEg SALOONS ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel Steamship.
"SOUrH OAROLlNA.nJ +. Beckett Commander,
Is appointed to sail from Pier NO. 2, Union
p. M. making c.ose connecti n with the First.
lass Steamers from FLORIDA and the several
Railroads arriving that day. The Cabin accom-
modatons are all on Geek, and the tables are eup.
charleston Markets. Through Bills Laaing Issued
tc Liverpool and the ONTINENTAL PORTS.
For Freight or Passage apply - WAGNER,
HUGER Il UU., or to W. a. C0U KTENAY, Agents,
mchA.mWth3 :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
ST. JOSEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND
BENEFTCIAL SOCIETY

At the anniversary meeting OF the st.
Joseph's Total Abstinence and Beneficial Sc
oiety, held last evening, the following gentle
men we're unanimously elected to serve for
the eusuing year: Rev. G. ]. Croghan, presi'
DENT; James F. O'Connel, first vice-presldent
Daniel Sullivan, second vice-president; James
F. Redding, recording secretaryi VIM. Moran,
financial secretary; F. F. Paturzo, correspond
Ing secretary; P. Daily, treasurer; P. slaltery,
marshal; Edward o'Dea, banner bearer; T.
Dunn, flag bearer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
FsOM THIS PORT.

Br bark File de Pair, Jones, at Liverpool,
March S.
spanish bark Famtlia, Garay, at Liverpool,
March 8.
Spanish brig Panchlta, Calzada, at Barcelona,
March 2.
Br schr Ancona, Munson, at Glbona, Cuba,
March 10.
schr NJ vanCleaf, IhorndIke, at New York,
Maroh 20.
schr Ella Trefethen, Sterling, at Havana,
March is.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Mary rennell, Eaton, at Mayaguez, R,
March 2
Schr Ber jamln Gartside, Stanford, at New
York, March 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, at New
York, March 20.
scIr Abby < Bentley, Meha1y. at New York,
March 81.
schr stephen Benrett, Bennett, at Baltimore.
March Il.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
the Else Eschrioht, Eschrcht, at Liverpool,
March 8.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
u 0 r F l. o 3 D. A
VIA SAY ANNA H.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers, - .uFKSA
DlCTATOR, Captain L. NJ. Coxetter,
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, wul leave
Charleston every TUESDAY,, THURSDAY aud SUN.
DAY EVENING at 8 o'clock precisely, for Savan.
nah Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magn liza, Green
Cove springs, ST. Augustine, Palstka and all
L,ndings on St. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatka with steamers for the Oclawaha kiver
aud with the Steamer STARLIGHT Tor Enter.
PRISE Mellonville and -all points on the Upper
ST. Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect az Fernaldina with Florida Railroad
for ali points 10 the ln1enor, and with Railroad
for New ORLEANS and Havana, via CEDAR Keys.
All Way Freight musL be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, auply 70
RAVENEL q CO., Agents. ~.
dec2 Cor. Vandernorst'a Wharf and East bay,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND EoARsENEss.-Au
suffering from irritation OF the throat and
hoarseness will be agreeablE surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforded by the use of
Browns Bronchial Troches." Dow1E, NOISE
d DAVIS, Agents. nov20-wfm3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NRw YORK-rer steamship Manhattan-2S bags
sea island cotton, s hales upland cotton. IS tss
rice, so Ca * clay, 4S bales dOmestcs, l05 balls
moss, 1872 bundles staves Is logs cedar 1856 bolts
cedar, So empty, 7S pkgs sundrles.
PBILADELrHIA-Per stet tmShip Ashland-S00
bales upland cotton, 90 tcs lice, 1888 bales domes
tics, $50 ools naval stores, 10 casks clay l6 tons
l20 900 feet lumber.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
r1r CHARLESTON NEW7:4 MONDAY, MAnCH ii ,afs.

common strained at IS 25. $50 bbls good do 1T
So go $50 bbls do at 80 35 500 bbls at 50 3oa3 49,
9i7 60 at So 49, 1000 bbls nnoat at So 40, 600 6os
free on board at s3 DO. 10 bbls good strained at
IS IS, FOO small bbls at So IS. and 1000 DDls AZ
nitrate prlce, We understand th t. In addition
10 the above sales, relusals have been given icr
IL, 900 to $1,000 more. The finer grades are 10
light request at about form.r prices. sales lou
bbls No at 81. and 300 bDs do do at 81 !2H. Ial Ial
remains quiet and ncmlnally tlihe easier. we
quote Washington and Newbern sia4 l2h, ano
vii 'iogton 81 25a4 SIX. Fitch selling fairly In
aj0bblng way at Siai Is for prime ciIy delivered
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GEORGETOWN Market.

GEosGETowS, March 20.
COTTON We report tho sale or bale this
week. We quite ordinary 10 good ordinary from
II 10 lSc; low miIdllng l7kc.
TURPENTINE We report for the week ending
10Th instant, the arrival OF 146 bb!s which sold as
follows: virgin S.. yellow S. fine white scrape SO
free OF chips aud straw.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-24
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THOpE-WENDELKIN.- March II,
nv Rev. ]. H. Shirenbeck, Mr.. E. h. THoDE and
Miss ADELINB II. WENDELKIN.
MINTON-FIELDS.-On the Goth instant, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. John
johnson, Mr.. WARREN MINToN, OF Columbia, 8.
city
W-Columbia papers please copy.