The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 24, 1872, Image 4

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A. G RE ET US O TO GERMAN] An Artistic Contribution from Cl ton to the National German zenfesr. The gold medal which has been mad? William Fisher, the engraver, on Haje to be sent as a pri sent from the Germ Club of this c"y io the approaching : Scbntzenfest in Germany, ls now con and will be placed on exhibition to du window of Hayden's Jewelry establishr ts a beaufilul, arils; and valuable < gold and silver which lt contains beim by actual weight 3bont. fifty dollars, wi elaborate work upon ir, which Mr. Fis contributed gratultous'y, would brin- i np to twice ifc?t amount. The medal pended frou a pia consisting of a soi bar, with chased edges, bearing the ..Sch?tzen Grus?." From the loop o? t depend two silt ribbon?, one of the can colors, red, white and blue, and th? of the German colors, red, while and ai. 1 the ends of these ribbons are ge Into the ring of the medal. The meda consists of a chased gold ring or bore circling a disk of silver, on one side of ls the familiar coat-of-arms ol South Ca - while the reverse bears the following i tion: ;.*** Ehreneabe der : Deutschen Schutzeogesellscbaft : von : von Charlton. Sud Carolina ; Vcr Staaten Nord America, : zorn : Vierten Deutscher Bundes schleasei la : Hannover, 1872. The translation of this inscription 19 i iowa: "Gilt of honor of the German Club of Charleston, South Carolina, U. to the Fourth German National Shooting ?val In Hanover, 1872." Above the medal are crossed the Gi and American flags engraved in gold, these are two hands clasped in token of national friendship, and Burmountlni whole is the crescent of Sooth Carolin: closing the ring by which the medal ls to the ribbon. The deputation of members of the Ge Rifle Club, who are to attend the festlv Germany, will leav? to-morrow lor New ] ' whence they will Ball for Germany, witl other representatives of this country, o 29th proximo. The same club have selected a sterling ver walter and two goblets, worth abou hundred dollars, as their contribution t prizes to be contended for at the Bbootlbj tlval commencing next Monday, uncle * auspices of the Irish Rifle Club. Exrsxstvs FOREIGN CAROO.-There cleared for Liverpool yesterday by Mr. E. Us the fine merchant ship Nautilus of tw hundred tons, with the following valu freight list : 2423 bales upland cotton, ?00 phosphate rock, SIC barrels spirits turi tine, and 20 logs wood-the entire list b< valued at a quarter ot a mlliio i ol' dollars. IMPROVEMENTS IN TELKO.UPHTNG.-T ^Western Union Telegraph Company have tained control of Mr. J.B. Stearne's patent transmitting telegraphic messages In oppc directions ou a single wire at the same tl and are equipping the larger offices with necessary instruments as rapidly as posai The system has been thoroughly tested last four years, and ls now considered nearly perfect as need be. UNITED STATES ' COURT.-In the Dist Court, before Judge Bryan, Jacob Mappus Baden, Germany, having complied with the requisites of the act, was duly declare citizen o? the Halted States. Martin W. Wlgg, assignee, was authori: to sell at retail, for the space of ten dayp, stock of C. Kerrison, Jr., & Co., bankruf and at the expiration ot that time to sell I balance of the stock at auction. . The case of forty boxes of tobacco, sei; In this city ou the charge of violation o? i internal revenue law, was submitted tc Jury, who were unable to agree, and a n trial was ordered. The jury were then c charged until ten o'clock Monday mornli Adjourned until ten o'clock this morning. SEAMAN DROWNED.-Robert Gaillard, c ored, one ol the hands on board of the slo Alice, Captain Martin, was drowned last F day evening off White Point,, at the junctl o? th? North Edlsto and Dawho Rivers. Ti sloop was on a trip from this ertj to a plant tion on Pon Pon River, and, at the llz*e of tl accident, about nine o'clock P. M, was bea lng about off White Point, trying to ent< Dawho River, with a strong ebb tide flo win out, aud a stiff breeza blowing. Gaillard wa at the helm, and the captain, who was on th lookout, sung out to the helmsman to "kee her off." In hurrying lo execute this ordei Gaillard stumbled over the ropes in the dar and fell overboard. The boat was let down a once, and sent after the unfortunate man, bu he was never seen again. His hat was picke np, and the sloop remained all next day lo tb neighborhood on the lookout ior the bod; without success. The Alice arrived in the cit; yesterday morning. _ CLUBS AND STARS.-Edward Ray and Jacol Singleton, the youths of color who stole cap from Johnson's hat store, No. 269 King street and were caught In the act, were both sent t< the House ot Correction for thirty days. Isaac Poa tour, an escaped larcenist, who had appropriated certain carpenter tools and pieces ot clothing belonging to Mr. D. W. Mc? Pherson,, was turned over to a triar Justice. Limehouse Johnson, arrested for running about the Sooth Carolina Railroad depot when ordered out, was find one dollar and paid up. Scipio Johnson, a sleepy driver, reported for dropping offil along Ohlsolm'd Mill, was mulcted in the sum o? twenty dollars. : Peter McPherson anu Jac?b Richardson, lodged for safe-keeping by a trial Justice, were turned over to the same. An inebriate, who had found a solt plank ia Va ad erh?ret street, waa snoring away accord? ingly when aroused bj Clubs and Stars. He remarked that he had not yet seen the comet, and was discharged. SAXES AT AUCTION.-The following real es? tate was disposed o? yesterday morning: By a. C. McGllllvray: Lot, with buildings, on tho south side of Princess street, known as No. 6 In Humea'd plat of seventy, twenty-one feet four inches iront by forty feet deep, for $445, one half cash and the balance in one year. Lot on the southeast corner of Tradd and Greenhill streets, thirty-eight feet in iront by one hundred and fifty-three feet deep, for $440, expenses of suit cash, and balance In two years. By J. Drayton Ford: Grocery store and resi? dence southwest corner ol Line and St. Phillp streets, forty-five feet In front by seventy-five feet deep, for $1025. Lot No. 26, with three story brick resi? dence, next weat of Bedon's alley, on the north side ol Tradd street, thirty feet in front by sixty-eight feet deep, tor $950. Terms of above sales, one-third ca9h and the balance in one anti two years. . One hundred and eighty shares of the South Carolina R*ilroad 6tock were sold at auction yesterday morning by Lowndes & Grlmball "ftt $28 J per share. FINANCIAL JUNE COMMERCIAL. Exporia? I land PH ton 400 tons phosphate lOCk, ?70 r>8{rs logs wood. tcxport? of tho Week ending May 33. FORKIGN. LOSDOS-Per British bark Henrietta-900 tons nhosuhat,?. 345 bags cotiou seed. ; P LiTEitpoot-Per British bark Lalla-1836 bbU I 6plr:t-. turpentine, 1414 bois rosin. DOMESTIC. NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-ins bi*:* or iea island cotton. 349 bales uptatd col? ton Siliertes or rice. 109 baie? domestics and goons. 490 bbl? rosin. 20 bales mo?s. 50 casks clay, 113 empty obis U56 boxes vegetable 6i9 pkgs sundries.Ptr sieainshlp ?-oaih carolina-35 hags sea Island cottoa. "ut bale< upland c tton. isi ba es domestics and goo ts, ill tierces rice, 442 bnU roda, loo B?CKS rice o>u>u". 2d sacks rice flour. 80 t undios staves, 50 empty ? Obis, 12 horaes, 4 mules, -?17 bros potatoes, 8.8 packages vegetables, an<l paefcuges hundrlcH. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Virginia-237 balen cotton. 185 bales yara and goods. 1033 obis naval Btores, 15 bales rags. 35 tons old irou, 109 hnis potatoes, 33 empty bbls, 78 crates beans, sud pkg? sundries. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-82 tierces rice, 16") bales cotton, 41 baies yarn and domes? tics. 1051 bis ro-iln, 2t rdls leather, 71.000 feet or lumber. 107 crates vegetable, 29 bbls potatoes, and 84 plus mn mes.Per scar Bliss Moore 181 600 feei fluorine hoards. QOINCY POINT. MASS-Per sehr Henrietta-153, I ooJ yellow pine resawed lumber. The Charleston St?rket. FOR TEK WEEK ENDINO THDR8DAT, MAY 23. THE CROPS.-There were moderate rains dutlog the week, extending over a large surface, which relieved the dry spell; but lt was accompanied by hall In a portion of the State, cans ng cousidera b:e damage. The reports, in some cases, indicate a favorable condition of the crops, but lhere are still complaints of bad stands and other unfavor? able conditions. TUE KKCEIPTS.-The arrivals at the cotton ports for the week np to Friday last were 15,187 bales, against 17,219 bales the week before, and 45,087 bales Xor the corresponding time the year pre viona. At New Orleans the supplies were 6570 bales, in contrast with 16,639 bales for the week of last year. The total receipts at the cotton pons from September 1, 1871. up to tho latest dates, were 2,825,633 bales, against 3,742.548 bales the year before, showing a decrease or i.ii6,9i5 bales. The arrivals of cotton at the principal Southern markets from September 1,1871, up to the latest telegraphic intelligence, as compared with the year berore, were as follows : 1872. 1871. New Orleans, May 22.940,348 1,333.683 Mobile, May 22,.233.270 S87.826 savannah, May 2i.435,595 7u9.o -l Charleston. May 22 .258.7P0 329.S86 Galveston. May ?..V-2,3ar 272.981 Norfolk, May 22..261,441 310.203 WUmiUgf^ll, May 22.. 61.002 8rt,3?3 Oih?.r ports, May 22.212.847 ^02, ces Total bales.2,625,633 n.742 648 Total decrease to date.1.110.016 Tho receipts or cotroa at ihe cbitf Southern centres from May 16 to May. 22, 1872. In elusive, as reported by telegraph, were as follows. This includes all polars bat overland : Saw ORLEANS May 16.1052.May 17. 9531 May 18. 92.May 20. I43 J J 4,316 May 21.170.May 22. 6u7 ) For the corresponding week las ? year..... 11,689 MOBILE May 16. 97.May 17. 67) May 18. 71.May 20. 421} 773 May 21. 80.May .2. 37) Last year.3.657 SAVANNAH May 16. 493..May 17. 72 May 18.183..May 20 . 374 5 1,204 May 21.182.May 22..-J Last year.4,665 CHARLESTON Mny 10.139.May 17. 231) May 18.197.May 20. 170) 1,110 May 21.181.May 22.21s) La-t year.2,200 GALVESTON- '? Mav 16. 67.May 17. 1011 May 18. 21.......May20. S4T 8io May 21. 86.May 22. 67) Last year.4,971 NORFOLK May 16.172..May 17. 60) May 18. 266.May 20. 23* f 1,014 May 21. 97.May 22..loo) Last year. 1,704 WILMINGTON May 16. 27.May 17. 18) May 18. 19.May'0. 11 93 May 21. 16.May 22.10 ) Last year. 289 Total 1872.. 8.878 Total 18T1. 28.975 The stocks or the article tn eight at the latest dates were as follows: 1872. 1871. Stock In Liverpool.bales...877,000 937.000 Stock in London.225.000 86,871 Stock m Glasgow. 300 c o Stock in Havre..206.000 26.160 stock In Marseilles. 15.600 16.600 Stock In Bremen. 20,000 ' 03.736 Stock rest of thc Continent.120,000 30,000 An oat for Great Britain (Amer? ican,).161,000 20O.000 Afloat, tor Havre (American and araru.).20,700 45,600 Afloat Tor Bremen (American)_ 11,600 34,200, Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe.410,000 240,173 Stock lu United states ports.239,271 327,717 S OCK in Inland towns. 36.438 38.902 Total.2,331,759 2,104.449 Increase of stock In slant. 227,310 The arrivals at this port for the week just term 1 nated were-bags of sea Islands and Floridas and 1110 bales of uplands. In contrast with 2 bags ot sea Islands and Floridas and 1802 bales of np lands the previous week; and 6 bagB or sea ls lan ut. and Floridas and 2195 bales of uplands for the period the year berore. These supplies came as follows: Say of uplands, per ?oath Carolina Rall road, 1069 bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 41; Savannah and Charleston Railroad, -. Ol sea isl ands none. TBS COTTON MARKET.-This a tapie bas preserv? ed a good and rather firmer tone during this period, the rates la the foreign market com mencing at ii vd and hardened to lltfd fi tb for middling uplands. New York was at 2i.ve, and improved to 24\c; while at this point this grade was at 22K. 22X@23c li rc. The transactions and prices ac Liverpool and New York for this perl d were as follows: On Friday, May 17, the ronner was firm, uplands HXd, sales 12,000 bales; the latter was nominal, but' *o higher, uplands 24Xc sales 732 bales. On Saturday the former was steady, uplands lltfc, sales 10,000 bales; the latter was quiet, uplands 24>?c, sales 1600 bales. On Monday at the former there was a holiday ; the lat? er was steady at 24 v c, sales 829 bales. On Tuesday at the former.there was a holiday; thc latter was quiet, uplands 24xc sates 400 bales. On Wednesday the former w?a strong, uplands ii,Vd. sales 22,000 bales; the latter was Arm at 24J?C, sales 2890 bales. ' Yesterday the former was steady, uphuds n v, sales 18,000 bales; the latter was Arm at 24Xc. The transactions and prices In this market for the week just closed were as follows: On Friday, May 17, there was a good demand for the article and prices were K@Xo fl lb. higher; sales 830 bales; ordinary to goori ordinary being quoted at 20@2ls'r.; low middling 22#c; middling 22??e; Btrlct middling 22j?c ? rb. on Saturday the In? quiry was moderate and business was restricted to the sales or loo bales at unchanged quotations. On Monday trie demand was limited at unchanged prices; Bales 225 bales; quotations as bet?re, o i Tuesday there was a moderately sustained inqui? ry, tho market showing (steadily supported ag ares; sales 350 bale?; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 20@21)?c; low middling 22,vc; middling 22tfc; strict middling 22\c 9 lb. OL Wednesday there* was a good demand at Arm rates and an advance of V?>?c 9 rb in good Qual? ities; sales about 500 bales; ordinary to good ordi? nary being quoted at 20@21tfc; lbw middling 22,vc; middling 22>i@22Xc, and strict middling 23c fl rb. Yesterday the market was Armer and prices !i&xc fl lb. higher; tates near 400 bales; 6 at 18c, 4 at is v. 5at 20,22 at 21,18 at 21 \', lt at 21V 40at 2i v, ll at 22,9 at 22,v, 17 at 22%, 26 at 22 K, 13 at 23,136 on private terms. We quote* LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.21 @22 Lnw middllog.22K@22?i Middling.22,v@23 Strict middllog.nominal. . SBA ISLAND COTTON.-There were no arrivals of this quality of the staple duri og this period. The market has been quiet and dull with but little business doing, sales 30 bags Carolinas, say l at 66,6 at 70, 23 at 76c. No sales of Floridas re RICK.-There have been received about 4000 bushi'la of Carolina rough tor the wtek. There was a moderate business at firm rate?, and ad vanced >?@J?c 9 lb, factors showing no dl9posl ?on to press sales. The transactions were porno TOO tierce i of clean Carolina, among which were 32 tierces at 7Kc, 53 at 7^.8 at 7>?, 13 at 1%, 6 at 715-16,178 at 8,40 at s,1,', 8 at s5 half tierces or strictly prime at 9>.ic, 360 on private terms We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7>i@ 8c; good 8X@8>?c fl lb. NATAL STORKS -These articles are coming for waid In goodsutip'y, say about 963 bbs spirit turpentine and2915 bbls ro-In for the wak. Ir spirits tuiprntlnethe Bales for-May delivery hav lng been partly completed there were some trans actions at private flgures.whlle there was astoady demand for rosins, the market clo'tog easier. The sales for the week were about as follows: On Friday, May 17, sales about 200 bola low grade rosies at $2 85 f? bbl for strained On Saturday, May 18, there were no 6ales reported, cn Monday, May 20, sales about 250 bbU rosins on the basis or $4 76@ 5 for extra No 1 : $4?4 26 for No 1; $3 50 for low No li 13SS for extia No 2; $3 for No 2, and $2 85 for strained. On Tuesday, May 21, there was a fair bushes doing; siles 300 bjls spirits turp?n une on prtvate.terms; also 150 bbls One rosins at slightly easier rates, and 580 bbls low grade, say $3 25 ft bbl for extra No 2; $3 fl bbl ror No 2. and $2 85 ft bbl for strained. On Wednesday the market was dull, and there were no sales report ed. Yesterday there was a modcrae inquiry for the flnergradei cf rosin, and some 1200@1500 bbls changed hands on a basis of $0 76@7 for wi .dow gi iss, $6 25 for extra pale, $5 75@6 for pa e, $5 50 for low pa:e, $4 6e@4 75 for extra No 1, $4@4 25 for No L $2 50@4 for dull and opaque according to quality, crude turpentine may be qnoted at $3 75 ror virgin, $2 90 for yellow dip, and $1 90 for hard. DAT.-There were received about 800 bale3 of this article, viz: 350 by steam Hom Philadelphia and 400 by rall rrom the West. There were sales of Western at $2 20 per hundred, by the car load, and of Philadelphia qualities at $210 per hun? dred. CORN*.-The arrivals were some 15,000 bushels, say 240J by steam from Philadelphia, 7000 by steam from Baltimore, and 6000 by Ball from North Carolina. 2063 bushels North Carolina white, in bulk, sold at 93c per bushel; 1600 bushe s yellow, In bnlk, at 95c per bnshel, and 5000 bushels prime white on private terms. Jobbing lo s of prime white moy be quoted at $105 per bushel, sacks Included. OATS.-There were no receipts or transactions of Importance. P?AS.-The market ls dull with a decreasing In? quiry, and we quote somewhat nominal mixed qualities at $125@l 60 per bushel. Parc clay at $1 0C@1 70 per bushel. I FLOUR -There is a fair supt ly of this article la thc hands or dealers, wlih a moderate local and Interior deman '. Northern and Western super may be quoted at $7 60@8 fl bbl.; extra at $8 60? $9 25 9 bbl.; family at $ld@ll fl bbl., and extra family at $12?13 fl bbl. southern de criptlons are lu mc derate supply, and super may be quoted at $7 6o@8 ft bbl.; extra at $8 60@9 25 ft bbl.; family at $iu@u ft bbl., and extra family al $12 C<?$ 13 fl bbl. BACON.-The market ls moderately supplied with prime meat, and prime smoked shoulders may be quo'ed at o.ao'ic fl lb; prime smoked clear rib sides at 8s@8Vc 9 tb; prime salted sides at 8: fi tb, and prime salted shouldeis at ec ft lb. COFFEE.-The article is In moderate request, j Pair to prime Rio may be quoted at 22@24c fl lb. SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Thc stocks are mode? rate. Fair to rally fair Louisiana sugar may be quoted at 9?@ tl c fl lb, good to prime grocery au gars may be quoted at n@i2c fl lb, lair to good Cubas lox@HKc, fair to prime Demeraraa at llJi@12c ft lb. New Orleans molasses, prime tn a "jobbing way at 70@72c fi gallon Cuba mnscovado molasses may be quoted at 38c in bhds and 40c la bbls, aad la a jobbing way at 40@42c; clayed at 83@36c In hhds. and 35? ! 87c in bbls; Sngar-honse syrup sells at 23@24c In hhds, and 25@27c In barrels. INDIA BAGGING-Tho market ror this article maintains a quiet tad steady character, we quote fl yard, ganny cloth -; domestic Doable Anchor, 45 laches, may be quoted at 19@20c Elephant at -, Ludlow 18c, other branda aa In quality. TIMBER ANO LUMBER.-Thc market ls quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes from $6@io. shipping timber $10@16. Bright timber, good merchantable, from city mills, cnt to Bise, from $18?22 fi M by the cargo; lumber per rall, $13@16; river lumber, $n@i3; dressed amber, $22@2ti. BUTTSR AND LARD.-There ls a mir stock or this article-fancy Goshen may be quoted at 30?35c; New York State, prime,' 25?30c; medium 20?25c; SALT.-Jobbing parcela or Liverpool received direct may be qnoted at $1 60?1 70 ft sack. Parcels or loo sacks rrom store sell at $1 60 ft ?adc IRON BANDS ANO Tras for cotton, or thc most approved patterns, are offered on the market at 7o ft lb. FREIGHTS.-TO Liverpool, by steam direct nomi? nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands ; via New fork Jtfd on uplands, Xd on sea Islands; by sall VJ on uplands, on sea islands nominal. To Havre - on aplauda. Coastwise-to New York.hy steam $2 on uplands and - on sea islands; il 60 fi tierce on rice; by san, - ft lb on cotton; - ft tierce on rice; 40c fl barrel oz roam; $8 ft M on lamber; $10 ft M on timber. To Boston, by sall, xe ft lb on upland cotton; rosin 05c; resawed stair $i) 6O$$10 60:j)hO9phate $5?5 60. To Providence, by sall, $9 00 fl M on boards, Ko fl lb on cotton ; by steam $1 fl bale on New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Kc ft lb on uplands; by sall, $8 fl M on boards; $0 60 ?10 on timber; $8 ft ton on clay, and $s?3 60 on phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, %o fi tb by sail, $0 60?7 ft M on boards; $8?8 60 on timber; $3 26 ft ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by onr merchants to take lom ber freights from Georgetown, S. O., Darlen and Satina River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and 10? 12 fl M are rates on lumber and boards. DoassTic EXCHANGE.-The banks are parchas lng sight checks on New York at par; time bills nominal. They are selling Bight checks J? premium. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester? day was 237<@ 24 ror 60 day bills. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 13 and selling at 14. Comparative ttxport* ur Cotton ana itu r from the Port or Charl cm on. from Sep? terabcrl, 1871, to may 23,1873. KXPOBTBD TO 1871->72. S. L.Up'd. (Rice 1870-'71. S. L.?p'd. i Rice Liverpool. Other Br.Ports 2167 83213 4242 111070 9568 Tot'l G.Britain 4242 123328 ? avre. Other Fr. Ports 2235 Total France N. or Europe Tot'l N.Europe S.or Europe W. Indies, Ac Total F. PortB.. doaton., Rhode Island New York..., Philadelphia . Bait. A Nr 1 Jlk Oth. U.S. PortB Tot'l Cse Ports Grand Total. .22895 22895 9447 15283, 2467 105908 4242 90 2595 239 6345???6893 ?269 .....j 12U2u| vo-o - 822917384 287 247 7706 8722 11189 138984 244892 27558 27558 161806 4660 65371I26O59I10741 3u| Ni 67| 2368 . 12874 75V. . 8672 6038 162.160 29011 93S0 ^4356129941 Stock ot Cotton In the Interior lo? af the Latest Dates. 1872. 1871. Augusta.May 1 Columbas.way 11 Macon.Mav 17 Montgomery.May 17 Selma.May 17 Memphis.May 17 Nashville.May 17 Total bales.I 36,438 j 38,902 13.880 3.697 3.020 4,600 1,811 10,631 1,563 Exports of Naval Stores rn.UA f-^^er from the Port of CharU.U?. from September 1,1871. to M ay 33- 1B7?. -j-?871-'?? ?lr?70-'71. BXFOKTKD TO NAVAL 8T0B'8 ?bis. Boston. New Yorfc Philadelphia.. Baltimore.... Sew orleans.. Mobile.I Provld'ccRI. I Oth'r U S P'rts T'al Coastw'se 2,198 18,850 16,994 3,950 41,992 Barcelona.; 3,151 Maya&M'Kel.| West Indies.. 177 Halifax, NS. St John's, NB. London.. Bristol,-Eng.. 3.301 Liverpool. 12,278 Bamburg(Ger)| 2,6?6 Montevideo... i....... Great Britain. 7,839 Rio do Janeiro . Rotterdam.... 60 Total Foreign. Grand Total LUMBER. Feet. 1.860,113 2,427,698 6B4 2?1 3,995,698 1,088,431 1,388,199 11,442,300 63.300 14W.500 616,301 133,000 7,839 "*60 29,307 11,299, NAVAL STOR'S Bbls. 9,051 16,968 12.405 4,914 42,338 1,719 Feet. 239,228 2,706,715 1,625.000 1,176 431 493.138 2,388,977 8,527,489 69,100 1,806,0*0 -I 4,444 051101 12.S93 401 900 2,268 9,331 5L6GP 10,000 " 282^500 2,166,670 10,604,159 rr? B 5 ? o S 2 Sf tt Z*B-Z ? B M "3 SS 58?8s ? : : : * ? ? o . <a . . 2..S ?? a: : : : s-: : : : : 5" : ! . ?t?aa>d: : : : ! . S: : : : : . w -o,: .. . : : B: ii ; j Ef|g; i i ! 3 ; : M* : : . . &ac-&: ; : : 5 i : ?1 : : i i -T: '. ' : . . i ! : : : : : : : . ? : : c. ..ts-::::*::::: o i i : i : : : i i i : : : : I : : I sf E'S s s s K gg? ? : : ; n ^ ?. xt<<^< ?j I j j ; 555^? S S 5 : ' ? j ^ . --. |s; ...AM . _ W "H'S . ; ; o fl? ??. fc* JO S 5 . ? ! '. '."co en "eo "o w ioT-i coV^f . Misa . . . *U MI oo M^. Co o io O . 4*o A . . .o? 0<.CO?H-.oi?.. ga Qa_J_ O g! SS ??S?- S SS-SS ?8? . 0 i o io 00 "<o "?"0 <o MI o? 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Va?v M MT M C0en> KIO e.Cn-'tOMn* ooo ; fi CO OQ00^5'tJ'*0??r?V. ?.? c o o Cn co ?0 co O Cn . ooo, O o w o o Mt Cn co co . cn M ill ?1 IS SI SP P re NOTE.-We nave ueanctea (rom Mew orleans ii 7.839 bales uplands, from Mobile 2566 bales np la> da; from savannah 3122 naga Bea island and 2272 bales upland, and from Ubarleston 33.2 bags nea island and 830 bales upland cotton; also. 865 bales wrecked cotton from the coast ol Flor? ida-being the quanfclty received at those ports from Mootle. Florida. Texas and Savannah K ? 989 S'S m '.il i li : sa . o o . p c? : s.? BS i SS? : .oSS o o ia fi aa. li| .O 99 ET I 86T . _ s : pg S S? > : J* : S SS cn co Si s: gig-? ft I "ts 8 CO 13 ?- 4 CO cn oo Cb s? - ?to en MI ? ooo fe 8 MI cn co ll f? O 0 . f? r S C P ? ? B B ff Fi P i E B in Charleston WUole.al? frice?. ARTICLES. PRICES. BAGOINO, * jard Dundee.. ? Qnnnv Cloth. ? New York Double Anchor, 46 inches, 2X ha. 1? @ 20 BALK ROPE, ? lb.- _ Mantua. @ .. Westem. 8 ? H>? Jute. @ BUTTER- ". _ Goshen. 30 0 35 Country. . COTTON, * m.- . ordinary io Good Ordinary.... 21 @ 22 Low MiddbDK. gSf g* Middling to strict Middling... 22X? 23>i Good Middling. .-, ?? Sea Island. 66 @ 1 00 CCFFEB, * lt.- ??j? KIO. . 22 ? 25 Lsguayra. 26 @ 28 Java. 30 @ .. FERTILIZERS ?aroi na Fertilizer. V 2000 lbs. Casu. 45 00 @ Time (with 7 per cent, lu- ? leresij.60 oo @ .. \Vando Fertilizer, cash. 50 00 ? Tlmf*.65 oo @ Double ReOued Pouilrette..... 30 oo @ Nil. s's Phospate.:. 03 00 @ Peruvian Guano, Chinchas- 85 00 @ Peruvian Guano, Quanape- 76 00 @ PawlOc Guano, 2000 lbs., cash.. 45 00 @ lime. 60 oo @ Pheonix Guano. 47 60 @ Baugh's Pausphate, 2000 lbs. ca?h. 45 00 @" RhoiieH's Phosphate, ? 2J0O ?53. 65 00 @ RhourM's >taudurd Manure, i$5,Ulme). 50 00 @ nrchlliaGn no ((40 umej. 3. oo @ Land Plas'er.. 13 oo @ 16 00 Mapts'B Superuhosphaie, ? 2000 lbs. 45 00 @ Woolston's Phosphate or Lime 6a 00 ? Woolaton'd Vegeiator, ? 2000 . tts.. 65 00 @ Oroasdale'a Gen. Superphos? phate, net.. 80 oo @ Bowers's Complete Manure, _ fer. 60 00 @ Sardy'a Phosphate, Peruvian, crtah. 65 00 ? Sardy'a Pacific Onar.o, cash.. 60 00 @ Paw puco Guano. 65 00 ? E. Frank Coe's Ammoniaud Bone Phosphate.cash. 48 00 @ T.me.62 oo @ Coe'sPure Dissol'd Bone.cash 50 00 H Time.?.65 oo ? Whann's >nperphosphate.60 oo @ 70 oo FLOUR, fl bbl Fine. @ &up?r.,. 7 60 @ 8 00 Northern und Western Extra. 8 60 @ 9 25 Baltimore Extra. @ Southern-S i Der. 7 60 ? 8 00 . Extra. 8 50 @ 9 25 . Family.io 00 @ 13 03 CRAIN, fi bushel Maryinna Oat?.;.? .Western Oats. .. @ Corn. 1 06 @ HAT, ft cwt North River. 2 10 @ ?2 20 LUMBER, ft M feet Clear Whl e Pine, fl rs: quality. 60 00 ? 65 00 White Pine, good run...,_38 OJ @ 40 00 Yellow Pine. 20 00 m 24 to Boards, rongh.ll oo ? u oo Grooved and tongued 28 oo @ 32 oo MOLASSES, fl gallon Oaba. 33 @ 37 Muscovado. 38 @ 60 ...ugar house. 23 @ 27 Kew Orleans. 70 @ 72 NAVAL STORES, fi bbl Tar. @ Pltth. @ Rosin, pale. 6 50 ? 6 50 Ko.-ln, No. 1. 4 00 ? 4 75 Rosin. No. 2. 3 00 @ 3 25 Ro in No. 3. 2 85 @ Splrl s Turpentine, ft gal. @ Crude Turp?n'lne, fi bbl. 2 SO ? 3 75 Hard Turpentine;. 1 90 @ cakum, ft lb. 16 @ NAiLS-American 4?2urt, f> keg .. @ POWDER Dup .nt'B, F. F. F. g. 6 00 @ Di pont's, F. F. F. 6 00 @ Du?ont's Blasting. 4 00 @ PROVISIONS, ft ft Bacon, Hams. 13 ? 14 Sides. osa? 08X Shoulders. COX? 063? Strips. @ Lard, la keg. n @ 12 Cheese. @ EBBS. 20 @ 26 Poultry-Chlckeus, ft doz.... 8 00 @ 4 00 Fowls, fl doz. 6 00 ? 6 60 Potatoes, irish, ft bbl. @ Sweet. ? Onions. @ Apples. ? Rios, fl tb-Carolina. 07#? 08X Eaat India. .. @ > ALT, ft sack-Liverpool, coaiae 1 60 ? 1 70 Llveipiol One. ? Sra AT., fl lb - Raw. @ Porto Rico. ($ Muscovado. 10 if os 12K BKS WAX, fl lb... . 33 @ 40 Market? by Telegraph. MONET MARKETS. LONDON, May 23. Noon-Consolssa ?4*. Booda 90. Evening-bullion increased ?62,(00. FRANKFORT, May 23. Noon.-Bonda MJiaMjtf. PARIS, May 28. Noon.-Rtntea?Sf 15c NBW YORK, May 23. Noon.-Fre'ghtB steady, stocka Arter. Gold Arm ?nd quiet at 14. Money ea-y and quiet. Ex? change, long 9S; short 10vi. Govermnents atrong and quiet, state bonds du 1 and Arm. Evening.-Freights dnll and heavy; cotion by steam ??c. Money easy at ian. Sterling 9Jia9)f. Gold 13?<?1SJ?. Governments very quiet; stattB. Tenne-seea very Arm; hortn Carolinas atrotg; others dal). v COTTON MARKETS. LtvEKPooL, May 2S. Noon.-Cotton opened strong; uplands lltfd, Orleans HS'all.Sid. 2 30 P. M.-Cotton strong; middling Orleans ll?d. Later.-Cotton strong; sales 18,000bales; speen-1 latlon and export 8000. K vening.-Cotion closed atrong; apian da ll sd ; Orleans n.Sid. j -*? NBW YORK, May 23 Noon.-Cotton quiet and strong; bales loso balea; I uplands 2. sc, Orleans 26j?c. v I Evening.-cotton atrong; ?ales 2"60 bales; np-1 lmds 2-)Sc: (JrleauB 2,sc. Futures to day 14,soo j bales, AI rolloWs: May 24324 sc; Jone 24 3-l6a I 24 ii-ioc; July 24Sa24 14.10c; august 24 6-loal 24 9-lac; -epteaioer 22 6-Ha22}?c; uct?ner I 20 9-16a20S'c; November 19S'c; December ]9,S> BOSTON, May 28. Cotton active; middlings 26a26)jc; net lectipta I 102 bales; grufls 102; salea 40n; atoo * 14,000. 1 PHILADELPHIA, May 23. -I Cotton Arm ; middlings 2 ix BALTIMORE, May 23. Cotton strone ; middlings 24a24sc; net receipts I, IO-J bates; pom i?t;expuTX010 Great Britain *?; coastwise 198; salea 140, 67 last evening; stock I 6088. NORFOLK, May 23. Cotton Arm; low middlings 22Xa22%c; net re? ceipts vso baies; exports coastwise W7; sales 40; I Stuck 1680. WILMINGTON, May 23. Cotton Arm ; middlings 2.04c; net receipts 7 1 ba eH; exports coan lw.se 184; sales 117; s LOCK 231, SAVANNAH, May 23. Cotton quiet and Arm; middlings 22sc; net re- I cpipti i8i uah a; exports to Great Britain 4436; I salea loo; stock. 10,060. AUGUSTA, May 23. Cotton Arm; mlddilngs 22Xo; net receipts 102 I balta; salea 3?4. MEMPHIS, May 23. Cotton Arm; middlings 23sa23.v?c; receipts 239 bales. ; MOBILE, May 23. ! Cotton Arm; middlings 22Jic; net receipts ss I bates; sales 100; ht jck 14,423. NEW ORLEANS. May 23. . Cotton active; middlings 2.1 sc, held at 23 s ; net I receipts 828 ba.es; groas 899; exports to ureat tirlta.n 3496; sales 6000; stock 75 746. GALVESTON, May 23. Cotton, good ordinary 20 s'a2usc; nee receipts 89 bales; ht-, ck 6478. I PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS. j A LIVERPOOL. May 23. I N-on.-Breadstuff* quiet, corn 28s sd. Red Western wheat 11s Cd to ila Od. NEW YORK, May 23. Noon.-Flour dull and drooping. Wheat quiet and unchanged, corn quiet and steady, pork I quirt and unchanged. Lard dull; Bteam 9Sa9 61 tl. I mrpenilne Arm at 63ad3sc uosln quiet and I firm ; strained $3 00. I Kveumg.-F.uur quiet and scarcely so Arm; I ' common to fair extra $8 60all; good to choice I $11 0ial3 ?0. Whiskey Sic. Wheat unsettled and closing steady; winter red Western $1 00a2 04. I Com ateady and In fair demand at 73a74c; chuica I ' white southern 860. Rice quler. Pork u shale I easier at sis 75. Turpentine Arm at 63a63)ic. I ' Rosin quiet. Tallow Aim at 0sass'c. I , Evening.-Short rib middles Ms 3d. Tallow 2JP I ' CINCINNATI. May 23. I floor in fair demand; family $8 80a010. Corn I , lower at 6la62c Pork dull. and uominal. Lard I drooping at SJfaSXc BHCOU steady; anonlders I 5S'c; clear sides 7se. Whisker 84c. I LOUISVILLE, May 23. I Bs geing un changed. Flour lower; family extra I , S7 26. Corn active and higher; white tacked, de. livered, 67a68?. Pork inactive and held ai $12 75. I Bacon quiet. Lard OalOc. Whiskey 8ic I , New York Rice Market. NEW YORK, May 23. I j The Daily Bulletin says: No Important chantres are taking place lu this mai k-t at the moment. Advices rrom the South, hoM ern of the stock of I 1 domestic oonsider favorable. #ud very mil prices are insisted up. n, while the accumulation of for. I 1 elga launder fair control, au j luAuenced bv the continued extreme premium on goid. Values are I , Arm. 'J be demand la not H barp, and;pnnclpaliy I from grocers, dealers, Ac, but ia pretty steady, 11 and takes out a fair amount or stock each day. j .sales of 30 tierce? carolina at ss'?9.Sc; 300baga I Rangoon at cs'a7,s: 200 do broken cs c. and 175 I , bdgs Patna at 7Sa?Sc In bond, 100 bags Ran-1 goon at $316. I , Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, May 22. SPIRPTS TURPENTINE.-s?les of sot cask? at 63c, aid 20 casks at 64c per gallon for southern pack-1 ?Mt ROSIN.-Strained has declined 10c. The Aner grades are unchanged. Sales or 632 nols at $2 76 for strained, $2 60 io $3 ror No 2, $3 25 ror low No 1. S4 ror low prie. ?4 76 to $6 ror pale, $6 60 ror extra pale, and fe 5J ror window glass. CRUDE I URPENTINK-sa.'ea or 212 biilsat$2 60 for hard, $3 eu for yellow dip and ?4 60 fi r virgin. TAB.-26 bbls sold in order at $3 66 per bbl. 11 Interior Cotton Markets. SUMTER, May 21. About 23 bales have been sold ?ince last, report; we quote ordinary ISS'c; good ordinary 20,sc; I , low middling 2u.se; middling 2l.se; strict mid- ? dungs* xe. ABBEVILLE, May 22. Cotton Is selling st 18 to 20?c. SPARTANBURO, Moy 21. Cotton commands 20sc. NEWBERRY, May 21. Cotton ls quoted at 21 c. Receipt? by Railroad. May %3. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 235 bales of cotton, 131 bales goods, 131 bbls 1 naval stores. 100 bbis nour, 208 casks clay. To , Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers Sc co. Geo H Wal ' ter & co, W H Williams * t>ou, 1 T chapeau & Co, . Johnston, Crews Sc co. Kinsman Sc Howell Bar- 1 ueu sc Parker, w B Smith A co, Tledemau. Calder & co. Roach Sc Moffett, H Bucholt ? co. Cohen Sc Wella, T F smith. A s i-mlth, P o Treuholm, A?. .Mulligan, ? Foll?n. Jefforda Sc co, H Cobla & co. | 1 NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. 480 bbls naval stores, cara lnmber, mdse, Ac To Barden Sc Parker, Whilden A Joaes, chapeau I Sc co, Kinsman Sc Howell, S D stoney, J Wie tera, R G ChiBoim, E W Marshall ico, KT? alker, J c 1 H C aussen, Frost, Adger Ss co, Pelzer, Rodgers A co, C Lelbenrood, F Klentworth, E Welling, NE 1 Railroad co, and others. XABZNB NEWS. CHARLESTON, B. G.....;.MAY24,1872. i jan aa deg 46 mia 83 sec. | Lon if den- 67 min 27 s< c ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Received from nabrnlcht's Mill. 2 bags sea Isl md conon. To Mowry ft Son. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Ship Nautilus, Spencer. Liverpool-E Willis. Bru B H Kennedy, Hallett, Beaufort, S O Street Bros ft co. Sehr M M Pote, Abbott. Union Island, Ga, to oad for a Northern Port-J A Baslow ft co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Sehr ? lia M Pennell, Mitchell, Brunswick, Ga. PROM THIS PORT. Brig Erie, sears, at Portland, W% May is. Scnr E C Rommel, Risley, at New York, May 20. Sehr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, May 20. ?P ECB THIS POitT. Scbr Florence Shay, Hatching, at New York, May 20. - OLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Bark nJal Wave, Crosby, at Philadelphia, ism May. Sehr J H Stickney, Fooks, at Baltimore, May 20. MEMORANDA. 7he Fcbr Addle E* Cutler, from Backavllle, S 0,: ir ri ved at St Pierre, Mart, 4th lost. The behr B H Jone?-, uavl?, from Georgetown, S 0, arrived at kew York 20tn inst Tue ?ehr Mary Lymburner, French.' from Georgetown, S C, arrived at New York May 20. I-i?t or Shipping STEAMSHIPS. Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at A d ger's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adorer ft co. Qulf stream, - toi,a, banter, at Brown ft co's wharf, for Philadelphia, loadiug-W A Cour? tenay. Sea Gull, 616 tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for Baltimore, loading-P 0 Trenholm. SHIPS. Melita, (Br.) 004 tons, Llgbtbody, in Ashley River, for Quebec, loading-Henry Card. Nautilus, 1200 tons, Spencer, in the Stream, for Liverpool, ready-E Willis. BARKS. Henrietta, (Br,)- tons. Burnett, In the Stream, for Loudon, ready-Wagner, Hager ft co. Bjorviken, (Norw,) - tons, Yonassen. at Robb's Mill, for a Port la the United Kingdom, load? ing-Henry Card. Medway. - tons, Evans, at Marshall's wharf, for London, loading- W<geder, Hager ft ce. Frelr. (Norw.) 431 tons, Thesen, at N E Railroad wharf, from Hartlepool, Eng, discharging K Mme ft co. Lalla, (sr.) 300 tons, Goody, in the Stream, for Liverpool, ready-Henry Card. Draupner, (Nor,) - tons, Ingoldsen. at Mar. | shad's wnarr, for a Port lu Great Britain, load ibg-W B smith ft co. Zella, (Qr.) - tons, Hotten, at Union wharf, fn m Newport. Eng. discharging-H Card.' Christiana, (Norw,) - tons, Messel, ofl the Port, from Cardiff, discharging-Henry Card. Alice C. (Br.) 843 tons, Dix, at Union wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Henry card. Verona, (Br,) 050 tons. Arrowsmith, at N E Railroad wharf, from Hartlepool, Eng, discharging Henry < ard. Columba, (swed.) 651 ton?, Svendsen, in Ashley River, for a Port la Great Britain, loading Henry card. BRIGS. Black Swan, - tons, Winslade, in Ashley River, for Martinique, loading-shackelford A Keliv. E H Kennedy, 337 tons. Hallett, at Central wharf, for Beanfoit, s c, leidy-street Bros ft co. ' SCHOONERS. Eagle, 188 tons, Seavey. at Boyce ft co's wharf, from Philadelphia, dlschwglng-T S Budd. Willie Luce, - tons, Talbot, In Ashley River, for Kockport, Mo loading-A McOobb. Jr. Frank Walter, 2.-0 tons, Brewster, In ashley River, for Ne? Haven, loading-Street Broi ft co. John Shay, 306 tons. Fisher, at ralmeito whar, from Philadelphia, discharging-Master. My rover, 4ft tons, brown, at Adger'a wharf, for New York, loading-Koach ft Moffets. Snow squall 126 tons, Norton at Central wharf, for Baltimore, loading-H F Baker ft co. Alice B Gard uer, 170 tons, Torn-r, lu Ashley R vcr, for New York, loading- H F Baker ft co. M M Pote. 160 toas, Abbott, at central wharf, for Cn I on I.-lau?. Q?. re id j-J A Kn-low .tc. (Countn ?IIKB. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOB, CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHARLESTON, S. C., MAY, 17, 1872.-The attention of Delinquent Tax? payers ls rtspectfally invited to part of Seoikm 4th of "An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act I providing for the Aaseasment and Taxation ef J Property,'1 passed Septemoer 16, 1868, and ali Acts amendatory thereto. Approved March 12 1872. SEO. 4. That all lands and real estate within thu ?bte, whereupon, or lu respect whereof, any gum of money remains due or payable alter the sate provided for lu section 15, chapter 13, title 3 of gen er? 1 statutes, or which are liable to be sold fur, or on account of, any tax laid by or ander the authority of this State for state or County pm poses, In accorda .ce with the provisions of eltner ol the several acts, fur the purpose of as? sesing ana levying taxes for the support of the government of the State, and of the r?verai conn ile-, 1 hereof, passed lu the years 1868, I860, 1870 and 1871, shall be exposed tosaie, aud sold for the payment of inch taxes, aud ail penalties costs and chargea thereon acorn- d, on the Brat j Monday lu June. 1872, aua from nay to day.there after, Sundays only excepted, until tue whole thereof snail be sold, at thd place or pl JCS-, ou tue terms and in the manner iierelnatter provi? ded ; such gale shall be by the County Treasurer tf I oach county, at the conuty seat, wno shall expose ' and offer the said lands at puoilc Bale to be sold and conveyed in fee simple wimont the rig ut or I redemption, for the payment thereof; and the County audi or shall execute a warranty deed to | the purchaser. In the following List H and L stands for House and Lot aud V L for Vacant Lot. Fairchild ft Hamlin, 1870, 1 Laurens and Wharf st, a und L. fairchild ft Hamlin, 1870, 116 Church st, H and L. Fauulug, F, i=e?, ISA 1870, 27 Chariot te sc, H and Fehrenbaeh, N, 1869; 1870, loo Coming st, H and Li Fehrenbaeh, N, 1?69, 1870, Meeting at, V L. Fehrenbaeh, N, 1869, 1870, Queeu st, V L. Ferrete, Virginia a, 1868, 18O9, 1870,4 Montague st, H and L. Ferrete, Virginia A, 1809, 1870, 42 George st, H and L. jj Fields, Mrs, 1889,1870, Laurels court, H and L, fin,ey, Taomas, In 'Trust, 1869, 1870, 60 King st H and L. Finnegan, Mrs E, 1869,1870, 23 Franklin st, H and L. Flizstmmons, Est 0,1869,1870, 3 Plnckney st,.H and L. Fltzslmmons. Est O, 1809, 1870, l-20th Int Oom merdai wharf. Fltzsimmons, Mrs E P, 1870.4 Hasel st, H and L: Flood, MN ECK, 1608, 1869, 1870, 06 Spring St, H aud ti. Flood, Mrs ECK, 1870. Flood's court, V L. Flinn, Patrick, I860,1870,6 Hanover st, H and L Flinn, Patrick, 18d9, 1870, 9 society st, H and L, Fogartie. fcdward, 1868,1B69,1870,124 Caluoun at, Building. Fogxrtie, Ann, 1869.1870, 23 Wall st, H and L roicy, B. I860, corner East Bay and Unity Alley H and L. Foley, B, 1868.100 Market st, H and L. Foley, B, 1869.1<>7 Market st, H and L. Ford, Annie, 1869,1870, 64 Mo< ns st, H and L. Fox, Annie. 1870, 4 Orange st, H und L. Fox, Annie, 1870, 14 Archdale st, V L r ox, Jjhn, of New York, 1864, 1869, 1879, 2 Beres? ford st, H t>nd L, Fox, John, of New York, 1809, 153 East Bay, H ano L. . Fox, John, or New York, 1869, 1870, 166 East Bay, H and L. Franca, W d, 1663,1869, 1870, 89 Smith st, H and L. Frank, Joseph, 1870, 216 King st, H and L. Fraser, J, ft co, new concern lu liquidation, 1870, 108 Tradd st, H aud L. Fraser, J, ft Co, lt>69. 1870, 8 Exchange st, H and L. Fraser, J, A Co, 1869,1870, East Bay and Broad st H and L. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3,1868,1869,1870, 31 Broad st, H and L. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3,1863, 1869, 1870. 46 Hasel st U aud L. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3. 1868, I860,1370, 48 Hasel st, H and h. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3,1888, 1869,1870, 60 Hasel st, H aud L. Fraser, J. ft Co, No 3,1868,1869,1870,43 East Bay, H aud L. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3,1868,1869, 1870,9 State st, H aud L. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 8,1863, 1663, 1870,15 Exchange st, H and L, Fraser, J A Co, No 3, 1868, 1869, 1870, 6 Chalmers st, H aud L. Fraser, J, ft Co. No 3, 1869,1869,1870, Laurens and East Bay, V L. Fraser. J, ft Co, No 3,1868, 1869, 1870, Church and Cumberland. V L. Fraser. J, A Co, No 3, 1868, 1869, 1870, East Bay, fraser, J, ft Co, No 3,1868, 1869, 1870, X interest Boyce's Wharf. Fra.-er, J, ft Co, No 3, 1863, 1863,1870, yt Commer? cial Wharf. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3, 1803, 1839, 1870, 14 New at, V L. fraser. J, ft Co, No 3,1868,1889, 1870, 60>? St Phil? lp st. V L. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3, 1868, 1869,1870, eu and 68 St? Philip st H and L. , Fra-er, J, 4 Co, No 3, 1368,1869, 1870, 63 Meeting st, H and L. Fraser, J. ft Oo, No 3, 1863, 1869,1870. 21 Franklin st, H and L. _ Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3,1868,1870, Chapel st, H and L? Fraser, J, 4 Co, No 3,1868, 1870, 2 Thomas st, H a ad L. Fraser. J. ft Co, No 3,1868, 1870, 16 Ashley st, H aud L. Fraser, J, ft Co, No 3, 1368,1870, 171 Coming at, H and L. ? French Prot Charco, 186S, 1869, 1870, 70 King st, U and L. French Prot Ohorcn, 1868, 1869, 1870, 72 King st, H and L. (Sonnig J&a%es.~ French Prot Chnrch, 1889, ISMP?ST?T?T Kin?sw* a aod L . Frenen Prot Charco, 1E68, 1809, 1870, 76 King st H and L. . Frenen Prot Chnrch, 1868, 1869, 1870, 78 Klag st, H and L. French Prot chorea, 1868, I860, 1870, 80 King st, ? H and L. French Prot Chnrch, 1863. i860,-1870,- 82 King st, H and L. Frenen fi ot Chnrch, 1868, i860, 1870, 84 and 86 King st, H and L. French Pi ot chnrch, 1868,1869, 1870, 108 Church st, U and L. . Fronehcrger, C, 1876, 178 Meeting st, H and L. inlier. Tho ; A, and children, 1883, 1869, 1870, 147 Calhoun et, H and I* . .: Ferme, H J, 1868, I860, 1870, 80 Spring at, H and L. Flnck, John, 1869, 46 Sassau flt, H and L. Farrar A Barnard, 1869, Washington BnUdlng.. Felder, Mrs U, I860. 3 J Alexander st, H and L. ' Furman, Mary, 1869, 0 Henrietta st, H and L. Kurraan, C w. 1869, xeid sr, H and h. Furman. C W, 1809, Weiml Court, V L. Gadsden, TN, Eat, 1869,1870,2 Hampstead. H and L. .. Gadsden, TN, Est, 1869/1870, 85 Mary at, Hand Gadsden, T N, Ear, is ;0, 1870, 87 Mary at; H and L. Gadsden, TEst, 1889, 1870, 39 Mary st, Hand LY, "... '.-s, Gadsden, TN,Est, 1869, 1870, 691 King st, Hand Gadsden, T N. Est,?869, .1870,". Market st, V t Gadsden, IN, Est, 1869,187a, 116 Broad at, H and L. -, , \ Gadsden. T N, Est, 1869, corner Chalmer and State cw, H and L. -, .?. - ? : : Gadsden, T N Est, 1W, .17 State at, H and L. - J Gadsden, Tnotnos, 1868,1869, 1870, 36 America at, . H and L. Gayer, w j. Est, isca, 1'69, 1870, 160 Meeting st, H and L. Gayer, W J. Est, 1868,1869, 1870, 162 Meeting st, H and L. Geddings, Ur J M F,. 1869, 1870, 106 Broad at,. H and L. ' Geegan, John, 1868, I860, 1870, 13 Reid st,? and , German Friendly Society, 1863, 1869. isio, i*9 ? Meeting st. V L. ... ? German Friendly Society, 1869, 1870, 25 Archdale at. Hand L. - r*?y Qeraty, Thomas, 1868,1870, Camber! aud and Phil aielphia sis, H and L.... Gerat y, Thomas, 1868,1870, Cumberland st, H and . L. Geraty, Thomas, 1868.1870,62 Society st, H and L. GlbDB, Julien ?, 1818,1869,1870, Sana Boucl, H and. L. .... ? . iff Gibbs, James, 1870 , 423 and 426 King St, H and L. Glover. Wei, 1869,1870, Nassau st, H and L. GOL z ale J. M, 1810, 62 Geo ige at. H and L. . , T Qoidon, Somer-iet, 1&70, S Welms ct, H and L. Grant, Mrs F. 1868, 1869. 1-70, Laws ct, Y L. Grant, Annie, 1868, 1869,1870,22 Trapmaaa st, H , andL. Gratton. Est B, 1870,4 St Philip st, H and L. .. craddick. U B 1870^64 Raoclufe st, Hand L. Grandy, Harriet, 1870, 13 Sc. rhlllp si.H and L. , GUiaro. E H and .children, 1869, 17 Pitt st, B .' and L. Gillard, Rebecca, 1869, Fluid at, H and L. Glover, G A, 1869, 17 college st, H and L. Glover, Mrs M 'S,-Trust Estate, 1869,'l6 Bee st, H < and L. Gadsden, Estate E H, 1869,7 Am herat St, H and L. Gae-den, MrB Jane, 1869, Alexander at, V L. Gadsden, M ra Jane. 1869, Charlotte st, V L. Gardner, H W. 1869,'29George St, H andL. Gun", Thomas, I8n9, 8 Laurel at, H and h. Graber, u M; 1869, 7 Biakest, VL Grane , G H, io6h 1 Co per st. V L. Oro vornan, F L, 1864, 81 Line st, H and L. Grovesmau, F L, 1869,26 Jasper St, Hulloing. ' Gite, K A, IT us tee, 1869. Hose lane, TL Babenlcbt, H, Trustee, 1869, 1870, 4 Tradd lt, H and L. Hageruiau, Henry, 1868, 1869, 1870,. 660 Klagst, . H andL. . !..'_),...!-.it.-.!;!?-/. Piagerman, Henry, 1868, 1869,1870, 662 Kins at, H > a-.dL. h rs, ? : I Hag. rman, Henry, 1868, 1869, 1870, 669 King st,, Hand L. - cw . Oagerman, Henry. 1868, 1860. 1870, Shepherd st, H aod L. saints Hagermaa, Henry, 1468,1869, 1870, Hacker's al? ley. H and L. Huger m an. Henry, 1868,1869,1870, ll Hacker's al , ley, Hand L. . v. Haig, E M, 187o, 23 Warren st, H and L. Hamlin, Est Marv, 187?, 7 Gadsden st, H and Lai Hamlin. Mrs a, 1S70, 2> N 18 aa itt, H and L. Uappoldt, Mary, B, 1870, 16 Wau st, H and LA Hargrave, Joba, 1868, it69, ib70, 21 .President st, Hand:b.; ??.t-ii.- 11 Hargrave, John, 1868,1869. 28 President av Bland Hargrave, John, 1868,1869, 26 President at, H and ' . L. . ' ", , * .', J?. .... ; Hargi ave, John, 1868,1869 20 Society st. V L. , Hargiave, John, 1868 lnrt; anuonst, VL : Hargrave, John, 1868,1869,167 cannon ht; H; an? Ha'grave. John, 1868,1889, Ashton st, H and L. Hargrave, John, 18d8,1869, Chinquapin st, tl and- : L. . """.! Harlesron, Trust Est, s, E P, 1870, 94 Cannon at, B and L. 1 tj ..; 'w Hartz, J E, Trust?e, 186? 1870, 78 Ki jg st, H and L. - - ? Harvey, Est, 1869, 1870, State at, V L. , . Harvey. Est, 1869, 1870. 66 Qu-e - st, H and L. Hart, Leah J, 1870,136 ana 1 J7 Meeting st, H and Harri'*, AJ, 1869, 1870, 86 B? an fain st. H and L. ' Hastedt, ?usa.i, I8?0, i87u, Soaih st, T L. BJ 3 ": Hatch, L M, 18TO, Meeting st, H and L. Hatton, Tiioma-, 1869, 1870, 0 Hampton ct, H 'and Li nay ue, 1W, 1869,1870,66 Morrl? st, H and L. Int.1 Hebrew Orphan Society, 1868, 1869,1870,94 Broad st, H and L Heins Mrs w L, 1869, 1870,8 and lo President at, HandL;" ? >.?"? Hei it, i mst Est Sop E, 1870, Spring st, H and L. ' U ene ry, W S, in Trust lor Mrs Seaman, 1869,1870, Society st, V L. ? Henery, W a, in Trust for Mrs Scanlon, 1868, 188? 1 Wentworth st, H aud L.?'\ .. Henery, W S, in 'ITUbt f r Mrs Scan lau, 1868,1869, ' 1870,'72 Caun?n st. H and L. v< Henery, W S, 18691870 314 Meeting st, H and L. Henne-sy, Michael, 1870, 33 Ke.d et, H and L. Hennessy, Est Thai, 1869; l8;o, 27 Tradd ar, H and L. '. ' .. Heriot, MHs H, 1870,28 Montagne st, Hand L. Hertz, T E, Trustee, 1868, 1869, 1870, 78 King st, H and L. Hey ward, T S, Trustee, 1889, 1870,2 Legare at. H" and L. s. ?* HlCka, H H. 1869, 1870, 117 King flt, H and L. Hie tes H H, i860. lo.O, 32* Smith St, VL. Hicks, u H, 1869. 1870, 80 smith ar, V L. * - Hicks, H U, 1869, 1870, 14 Cumberland st, V L. Hicks, H. H, 18o9, 1870,0 and 8 Duncan at, H and Hicks, H H, 1869,1870, Rutledge ave, H and L. Hicks, H t?, 186?, 84 Com ng st, H and L. HICKB, a H, isH9. Miran st, H and L. Hlifceu, John. 1870, 747 King sc, H end L. " Hyams, M D, Batate, 1870, % Int, Prlucesa St, H and L. Hogan, Richard, 1870, i Marlon st, H and L. Hogan, Rich *<?,. 1870. 8 Marlon Bt,'H and L. Hogan, Richard, 1870. 3 Jasper ct. H andL. Hogan, Bicha d, 1 -70. 66 Line at, H and L. , Hogan, Richard, 1870, 3 j endne nange. H and L. Hogau, RI ch a d; 1870, 36 Elliott sr, H and L. . Hogan. Rich aid, 1870, Cordes and Piioieanat, H and L. Hogan, Est Mrs E M,1870,195 Meeting st. H and L. Hogan, Dennis, 1870, .70 Line st, H and L. Holmes, Mrs L A and cbildreo, I860, i?~o, 80 St Philip st, H and L. Holmes, guardian. B G of E V Yenning, 1869,1870, 24 coarl'jtte st, H and L. - ' Holmes.'Daniel, 1869 1870,84 Calhoun at, H and Lr Holwell T W, 1870. 2 Zlgztg alley, H and L. . Holland, P J, lu trust, 1870, loo and 102 Kine st. H and J. Holland, P J, children, E 0 H Holland trustee, 1870, 102 Tradd sj, ? and L. Holland, P J. executor or J s Colbara, 1870,20 - ? ou th at, H and L. H iiund, E c, 1869, 1870.21 Ashley st, H and L. Home Loan aod. Banding Association, 1870, George and Anson et, H and L? > Home Loan and Bunning Association, 1870, 69 Broad st, H and L. Home Loan and Building Association, 1870, i St. Michaci'-i al ey, H and L. Hooley. Mary, 1870, 60 King st, H and L. Hopkins, Mingo, I860, 1870,44 America st, H and H'M meek and wife, 1870, 82 King st, H and L. He > ibeck and wife, 1870,84 King ?t, H and L. ^ Horlbeck, P aLd wife, 1870, Weima's Court-H and L. v^ . HorlbecR, P and wife. 1870, 115 Broad st, V L . liorlbeok. John, 1*70,46 Archdale at, H aod L. Hosgood, Q ti. 1870,80 Tradd st, H and L. Howard, urs M, 1609, 1870.38 ^assaast, H and L. Howard. Sarah, Mo, Iasp< c lon st, Hand L. HuMtd. Mrs C P, 1870,221 East say, H and L. Huard, Mrs 0 P, 1870, 49 Broad at, H and L, Huard. Mr - c P, 1870, 61 Broad s H and L. Hull. A S, 1870.472 King st, H and u Hune, Wm, 1870, 23)? nell st, H and L. Humphrey, Estate J", 1868, 187o, 22 Smith st, H and I Haran, W P, 1870, 95 Smith sr. H and L. .' ' Hatchluaon, T L, 1868,1869, 1870, 64 Chnrch st, a and L, Hall, H S, Agent, i860,4 Beanfaln sr, H and L. Harvey, R H, 18 9,18 Lncaa st, H and L. Harvey, R H, 1869. w. st Court, H and L. Harvey, R H, 1809,8 Chestnut st H aud L. H times, t ai ate H M, 1869,2 Council st. H and L. H iward, S L, 1869, Law's Conn, H and L. Huger, Estate carlos, 1869, 167 and 169 Calhoun at, H aud L. Hendiicks, 1869,12 Elizabeth street, H and L. Honor, Dr J H. 1869.43 chat lotte st, H and L. Henery. Estate R F, 1869, 44 and 46 Line st, H and L. Henery, Estate R F, 1869, 681 King st, H and L. Heine, W, 1869.133 Klug st, H and L. H- nott., Mrs o A, 1869, 35 Bogard at, H and L. Holloway, s D. 1869. 9 Friend st, H a> d L. Holloway, a D, 1864, sj smith st, H and L. Holloway, S D. 1869, Percy st, H and L. Hamil oo. Emma 1869. 6 Des pun es ct. H and L. Holton, J aod r, 1869, 6 Iuapeciloo at, H and L. Hitchcock-, C M, IS39. Con nell ut, V U Hatt, Auna i860 6 Dat can st, U and L. Herron, w p, ?sos, 95 smith st, H add L. Herron, W P, 1869, 97 > mit a at, H and L. Houston, J U, 1869, 3 Mai lon at. H and L. Hioti. Martha. 1869, Comlug at, V L. H ir r is, Mrs H, 18t>9, 10 . eau iain st, H and L. ss- The adve thing of Delinquent Taxpayers will ne conti med from day to day, until the Bat of delinquen ts la exhausted. 9W The sale will commence ou MOND?T. Juta Sd. 1872. SAM CE L L. BENNETT, may24-?2 County Auditor,