The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 15, 1865, Image 3
DAILY NEWS.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTP-_iBEiri_718G5.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Cultivation of tue Tea Plant in Gkouoia?
Mr. YV. Jones, in a communication to tho "Savan
nah Baily Herald," of last Tuesday, montions that
ho received from the United ?taten Patent Oflice
in 1860 iifty tea plants about four inehea high ?
nursed them very carefully in pots for ono year,
-ind then planted them out where ho intended
them to remain, and on tho second year they com
menced to flower and produce seed. At this timo
they aro from five to six feet high, and six or scvon
feet in diameter, and he has been making toa from
them for tho past three years, in small quantities.
After the third year they require no culture, and
become so hardy as not to be affected by adverse
neasonB. Mr. Jones is quite enthusiastic on the
introduction into the Southern States of this valu
able plant, and offers to furnish with seed or small
plants any one wishing to commence its cultiva
tion.
Somo years ago a gentleman undortook the
raising of tea in the upper part of this State, and
succeeded admirably; in fact, it waa with him an
entire success, which wc believo was interrupted
by his death, there being no one after him to bo
?tow the care and attention upon the cultivation
of the plant which ho thought necessary, and
ivliieh ho gave it. It was with him a specialty, and
while others wero devoting all their energies, and
employing nil their force upon cotton and othor
products that experience had long shown them
tvas a paying business, they wore not inclined to
go with him into what they called an experiment,
which they presumed would for a long time bring
no return, and consequently he was not sustained
by them. But now the condition of affairs is very
much changed?cotton will be no more the great
staple?tho want of hands to work it continually
willmalje it scarce, ami if we can find a plant that
will give a good yield with little field labor, we
should cultivate it and make it advantageous to
?s. According to the statements of Mr. Jones,
made from his own experience, the article requir
ed ?b tea, which can be grown wherever cotton is
cultivated-, and wo would suggest to our agricul
turists with whom labor has become limited, a
trial in the rearing of this important and invalu
able plant.
New YOBS Packets.?The sehr. Mary Stedman,
Of the Merchant's Line of New York sailing vos
e?is, arrived here yesterday with a large and val
uable cargo, consigned to Mr. William Roach.
This gentleman, previous to the war, was connect
ed with the house of H. MlBBBOOM &, Co., the
ngcuts of the New York Steamship line. His well
known integrity and business capacity has Beeured
him hero the agency of the Merchant- Line of
schooners, which was known before the late
-troubles as McCkeady'.s line, and which was com
posed of first-class vessels, well fitted out, nnd
commanded by able seamen. The schobnor B. N.
Hawkins, which is the next vessel duo from New
York, is well-known here, and is commanded by
Captain WyatT, a name whieh all tho old friends
of thio line will recognize. The office of Mr. Roach
will be, for tho present, at tho north corner of
Boyce ? Co's South Wharf and East Bay, in the
second story.
Almost a Row. ? Yesterday afternoon, at tho
corner of Church and Chalmers-streets, some
black and white soldiers came into collision, but,
after the interchange of a few rocks, they were
separated by a white officer. The negroes fell
back to their quarters on Adger's wharf, and al
though nothing of a serious character occurred
-afterwards, the polico were kept in motion and
the citizens in commotion. Prom what we saw,
John Barleycorn and Dr. Otard were evidently
about.
Prentlsg Types?Mr. A. J. Bobee has laid upon
our table " Specimens of Printing Types, Orna
ments, Borders, &c, from the Typo Foundry and
Printer's Emporium of Haq.ui & Co." The types
of all kinds, borders, cuts, ornaments, rulos, &c,
Ac, which aro displayed in this book, are of the
most beautiful description. Proprietors of print
ing offices would find an advantage by examining
it. Mr. A. J. Burke, of our city, is the agent of
Messrs. Hagab & Co., and would bo happy to re
ceive orders for any kind of printing material.
Ho eau bo found at T. C. Jowrrr'a printing ounce,
King noar Calhonn-street.
TiN-WAnE.?Among tho many wants of the
housekeeper, for several years paat, there were
none felt so acutely as that of proper tin utensils,
both for the house and kitchen. How many ubo
ful articles were improvised from injured things
thrown by, in tho last four years, none will know
but those whoso inventive genius enabled them to
manufacture such articles as wero wanted for the
time. What inexpressible pleasure would havo been
derived, in those days, had such nn advortiBomcnt
appeared from Mr. David Babuow, as tho papoi
of this morning contains; and wo therefore advise
housekeepers and otLera to pr?vido themselves at
once, at No. 153 East Bay, so as to provide against
future accidenta or contingencies.
Custom House.?Dr. F. M. Robertson, having
received his commission as Inspector of Drugt
for the Port of Charleston, entered on his duties
yesterday.
The Day Book_In the columns of our papei
will bo found tho advertisement of this sterling
vnluablc New York paper. It has long been con
sidered among us (with whom there is a largo cir
dilation) as ono of the most reliablo buuiness pa
pei-8, and, aa an independent organ, not to be anr
.passed. See advertisement.
We would call attention to the advortiaement
in another column, of a School abont to be openei
by tho MiBBca Marshall. They wero educated at
a seminary of high roputation, and are, no doubt
well qualified to impart instruction to others. W<
wish them success.
Tue Savannah Baily Herald, of tho 12th inst.
?ays :
Baily Mail to Cliarleslon.?Tho public will hi
-gratified to learn that thePostmastor-Qenoralhai
ordered tho mail route No. 5776, via Charleatoi
and Savannah Railroad, connecting with Jackson
boro* depot, Aahcpoo Ferry, Groen Pond, Blui
House, Balkehotcheo Bridge, Pocotaligo, Graham
ville, Hardccvillo and Bridgo Sito, daily, botwooi
Charleston and Bavannah, each way, to bo opened
nnd that tho Railroad Company intend to put tin
routo in operation at once. This will be a vori
groat accommodation to tho public.
Sympathy Fon Mb. Jeffebbon Davis.?Apotitioi
has been got np in Texas requesting the venerabli
ex-Governor Bubnett to procoed to Wasningtoi
to intercede with Prosidont Johnson in behalf o
Mr. Davis. It is signed by tho oldoat and moa
experienced men of that State, having among it
numbers thoso who were in tho Texas Conventioi
of 1834 and 1886; men who fought at San Jaointo
and othor famous battles, and ono among th
number was a colonist who went out undor Ana
UN. The ox-Governor bas conaentod, and wii
p?oocod at an early moment to Washington.
TO THE PUBLIC.
CHANGE OF TIME FOR OMNIBUS LINE.
HEREAFTER THE TIME OF HTARTTNO FROM
Sprinu-Htreot, up town, aud Broad-street, down
town, will bi? M follows:
Omnibus will leave Spring-street preeisoly u 7 A. M.,
and will continuo to leave tbo abovo named poiut every
twenty minutes throughout tbo day.
Omnibus will leave Broad-street at 7.20 A. M., and will
continue to leave that point every twenty minuta dur
ing the day. Lust 'Bugs leaving Spring-street at 7 P. M.
for down town; leaving Broad-street 730 F. M. for up
town.
Faro 10 cents. Tickets issued only redeemable on tbo
Une. . LORINO k CO.,
S<"ptember 1C Proprietors.
"STATEN ISLAN?"
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE Nos. C and 7 JOHN-STREET, N. Y.
I No. 718 Brond-tvay, N. V.,
ltf?-_?ooUly?t,?n?8trCCt'
No. _7 IV. Eighth-***., Phil.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, SO LONG KNOWN TO THE
country, continues to DYE AND CLEAN ALL
KINDS OF DRESS GOODS, cither in the piece or in gar
mi'iita, Ladled' Dresses, Shawls, kc, of Silk, SaUn, Vel
vet, Merino, and other fabrics, cleaned carofully without
b?-iug ripped. Also, Gentlemen's Coats, Overcoats,
Pants, Vests, kc Kid Gloves cleaned or ilyod Black.
Goods forwarded by Express carcfuUy attended to, and
returned by Express if required.
September 14 lmo BARRETT. NEPHEWS k CO.
?CHEN CK'8 MAC H IN ER Y DEPOT,
JACOB B. S(HI.\(K, Agent,
NO. 70 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
WOODWORTn PLANING. TONGTJING AND GROV
ING MACHINES; Sasb and BUnd Machinery;
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines aud Boilers;
Pago's Circular Saw Mills of the most approved con
struction, of all ."-17,08, and all kinds of Machinery for
working wood and iron. Also a superior quality of
LEATHER UELTINQ, RUBBER BELTING, PACKINO,
kc, kc
Orders respcctfuUy solicited, which will receivo
prompt atttsntion. 2ino 8eptcmborH_
NO. 868 KING-STREET,
ONE DOOR PRO M HASEL.
JU3T RECEIVED?A FINE ASSORTMENT OF MIL
LINERY GOODS, consisting of :?HATS, RIB
BONS, FLOWERS, kc, of the latest Btyles, which wiU
be sold at the lowest market price. The trade are so
licited to call before purchasing.
N. B.?MILLINERY ATTENDED TO AS USUAL.
September 13 _
KING & CiSSlDEY.
SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE,
_STo. 151 _VCeetii_g-St.5
CHARLESTON, S. C,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
DRUGS
Patent Medicines
Dye Stuffs
Surgical Instruments
Perlumery
Fancy S?-aps
Stationery
Writing Inka]
LEADS
Varnishes
OUa
Dry and Mixed Paints
Window Glass
Brushes
Wines
Liquors, _c.
ALSO,
SOLE AGFNT8 FOR PATENT LEGS AND CRUTCHES
Isaocsen's Hut aud Insect Poison, kc, kc.
September 1 lmo*
NICKERSON'S HOTEL,
< OLUJHB1 \, S. C.
THE UNDER8IONED, HAVING LEASED THE
larj-fc and commodious Building known as the "Co
lumbia Female College," will open It as a FIRST-CLASS
HOTEL, on September 7.
T. 8. NICKERSON, Proprietor.
September 8 ftu 10
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OPENED THE COM
MERCIAL HOUSE, corner Qucon and Church
streets, wUIubc every effort, by strict attention, to pleaso
his patrons.
THE BAR atta jhed has been fitted up in a tasteful
style, with -ill modern improvements, where tho choicest
Liquors may be found; also, furnished at the Table and
in the Rooms, when desired, every day in the week.
September 13_4_C. OSTICH.
"LIVE OAK CLUB HOUSE,"
No. 3a GEORGE-STREET
Free Lanch at 11 A. M. and 9 P. 91.,
Every Day.
Dinners and Suppers to Order,
IN THE LIVE OAK STYLE.
September 13 lmo
JUST TAKE A LOOK AT US t
THE aTLbIQJST.
Ales, Wines, Liquors and Segars.
No. 25 BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
"Free Iinnch, from 11 to 1 o'clock, every day.
PnopniETOBB?"WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS and WALTEB
PETERS. lmo August 31
?IVE US A CALL I
M0TTS' SAMPLE ROOMS,
Ales, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c.
No. 8 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0.
OUT FREE LUNCH from 11 tlU 1 o'clock every ?lay.?SS
pnopBiETona :
JOHN MOTT.W. V. MOTT.
August 30_ lmo
FR?E COLLATION
SERVED EVERY EVENING AT
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BAR,
Corner King and Society-Streets.
August 29_
MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
CORNER KING AND 80CIET_-STS.
THE ABOVE HOTEL HAS BEEN COMPLETEL!
renovated and refurnished, ond is now opon for tbo p*
tronage of the pubUc, under an entirely now manage
ment
A BAR, fitted up with tho latest and most modern lm
provements, 1b attached to tho Houso, where may olwayi
he found LIQUORS of tho most suporlor quality in tin
City.
LIQUOR can bo obtained at the table, and will also
bo furnished In tho,rooms at aU hours and aU days o
tho week, if desired.
Mr. H. H. PARBON8, formerly ?jonnected with tin
PaviUon Hotel, is attached to tho Hotel, and would be
gratified to meet any of his old iriemla.
LOR1NM & BENNETT, Proprietors.
August 24 8mo
HOLDERS OF MERCHANDISE
"WHO "WISH TO REALIZE IMMEDIATELY, WILI
consult their Interests by consigning tho same to
JAS. B. CAHILL,
General Comminsion Morchant,
Septemher II 3mos Augusta, Ga.
PHILIP H. KEGLER,
Banker and Collection Agent
_S"o. 255 King-street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
September 9
#_-r>R. T. REENSTJERNA, HAVING RESUME1
hla Practico of MEDICINE AND SURGERY, wUl b
found at his Office, No. 100 BROAD-STREET, botwee;
King and Meeting-streets.
M. B.?Diseases of * Private Naturo cured with ?Iff
patch. August 16
J. & P. DAWSON,
No. 00 East Bay,
Auf. RECETVIHG full supplies of groce
. RIICS. per tttcunera (?uukcr City, Ocucial -tier
man, mi.I Annie.
also,
50 DABBEL8 MESS BEEP, FOR PLANTATION. RAIL
rou.l anil Ship use. For sulr cheap?Li.1; eta. i>er lb.
AND
FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES,
o? all sizes, at Factory prL*ea. All lor Hale cheap for
cash._ fui2 Bcptemper la
JUST received"
AND FOR SALE AT TUE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
I JUNE OLD URAN DIEB?VINTAGE 18_1
J Old Club Boon Ola
Old .anuiro Knot
Old st. Croix Itiim
Barton ."c Ouestler's Importations of fine Clarets
Johnson k Sou'? Importations of Une Clarets
.Stuart _ Co.*_ CniHhcil HUgar
Sugar House Byrups, In barrels
Choice City Cured Uams
Coarse Salt
Dnryca's Mazcna
Duryoa's Starch
Brown's Detersive Soap
Brown's V, S. Hoop
Colgate's Family Soap
Colcnian's English Mustard.
LIME, LATH, CEMENT PLASTER AND nAIR.
STYLE- & CARTER,
September _ No. 19 Vanderhorst's Wharf.
JUST RECEIVED.
1 Cid 0A8Ba SPARKLING HOCK AND RHINE
100 MM CHAMPAGNE CIDElt
GOO cases Ale
100 libls. Wbiaky, various brands and prices
10 bbls. Alcohol, 07 per cent.
HO bbl?. Alo
no cases Whisky
CO cases Brandy
25 coses stoiiiditon Bitters
50 bankets Heldstcck & Co's. Champagne, a pure
and genuine article
Brandy, Oin, St. Croix Run
Sherry Wine, fcc, Ac.,
AU of the purest quality and cheap for cash, at
GEO. W. CLARK k CO'?.,
August 21 _ No. 145 Meeting-street.
FEES~_rG00DS^?7Ii_rST0CK.
rrVPAOKAGBB NEW MACKEREL
tJ \J 150 bags Rio and Java Coffee
200 bOXM Caudles
200 whole boxes Raisins, Lavera
200 half boxes Raisins, Layer_
50 boxes Cooking Soda
100 boxes Magic Coffee
no chests best Teas, cheap
200 bbls. Bonus, various Ulnda
f)0 tierces Molasses
25 bbls. Cider Vinegar
GO, bids. Corned Beef ?
25 bbls. Corned Fork
250 boxes Starch
200 boxes Soap
500 boxes Herrings
200 boxes Pickles ond Gerklns
200 cases Sauces and Ketsups
200 bbls. Extra Flour
60 packages (lochen ?utter
Spi'.'s of all kinds. Macearon I, Citron, Preserved
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, kc, &c.
GEO. W. CLARK & CO..
August 21 No. 145 Meeting street.
~?____?_?ST~ARllIVA__r_
RECEIVED TER STEAMSHIP M0NEKA,
At li-0 and 128 Meeting-st.
irr\ BBLS. BROWN Sl'GAR
tJ\J 50 bbls. Powdered White Sugar
50 bbls. Crushed Sugar
C.O bags Coffee
50 boxes Orcen Tea
.25 boxes Black Tea
200 boxes Soap
100 boxes Mustard
35 bbl?. Ale
no boxes Layer Raisins
50 boxes Adamantino Candles
100 quarter bbl?. Mackerel f
75 hah bbls. Mackerel
4>1 suits Cottage Furuituro
50 Bureaus
100 Wankst?nils, singlo and double
2000 Chairs, Cane and Wood
100 Stool?.
ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF
STOVES. WIRE, TIN, HATCHETS, Iron, Lath and
Horse Shoe Nails, Horse Shoes
Foolscap und Letter Paper
Envelopes
Segara. For sale by
September 12 ARCHIBALD GETTY k CO.
C. D. AHRENS & CO.,
FORMERLY PROPRIETORS OF THE SOUTH CARO
LINA STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS,
HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS AT THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF KING AND MARKET-STS..
formerly Mr. Grccr's Book Store. Dealers in FAMILY
OROCERLES. LIQUORS, WINES, Jfcc. Also, continues
to put up GROUND COFFEE ond SPICES In every vari
ety of packages. A liberal reduction made to the trade.
Ordors rcspeotfudy solicited and promptly attended to.
C. D. AHRENS.GEO. KRIETE.
September 14 lmo
SUGrAR, CRUSHED, A AND C.
SOAP?COLGATE k CO.'S
8TARCH?Duryea'a
CANDLES?Adamantine
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTEBS.
For salb by T. TUPPER k SONS,
Commission Merchants, Brown's South Wharf.
Soptomber 12 G
CHEAP CASH STORE,
No. 45 MARKET-STREET,
NORTH SID-:, NEAT. MEETING-STREET.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY,
Brushes, Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Diamond Oil for
Kerosene and Union Lamps.
A smoU lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, and a few KERO
SENE LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS.
_Aiigu9t 18 lmo_AUSTIN" k ALBEE.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
308-?-KING-STREET.308
Between Society and Wentworth.
J. V7. ST?-NMEYER
KEEPS CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED WITH A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GRO
CERIES. AND ALL ARTICLES ESSEN
TIAL TO CONVENIENCE AND COM
IFORT FOR FAMILY USE.
ALSO,
PORTER, AXES, WINES AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
SEGARS, _c. ' lmo August 10
REMOVAL.
MANTOUB k CO. HAVE REMOVED TO THE
largo and commodious Store, No. 314 KING
STREET, corner Society. September 14
REMOVAL.
BAKB?R SHOP.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE REMOVED TO TETE
Northwest corner of WENTWOBTH and KING
STREETS, entrance on Wontworth-street, and will bo
happy to serve their friends and customers at their NEW
STAND. BROWN & AVEILUE,
September 13 3* Barbers and Hair Dressers.
IF WELL DONE!
IT 18 CHEAPER TO HAVE YOUR SOFAS, CHAIRS
and LOUNGES repaired than to buy new at present.
Old Furniture, when properly rcpalrod, wlU last longer
than tho now which is now offered. If such be the case,
and you believe it, the subscriber offers you his services
In the sbovo line, and Is now ready to make Spring
Mattresses to order, and do all tho repairs entrusted to
him In a faithful manner. Furniture repaired and ox
changed: chairs caned, and all cleaning and repairing
done with dispatch, by
THOS. E. DENAUX, No. 253 Meeting-street.
A few DESKS, SHOW CASES, and other articles, for
Bale. _3*^_September 13
FURNI1 VREI
FUBNITUREI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Nos. 87 AND 83 BOWERY
AND C6 CHRISTY-STREET.
DEGRAAF k TAYLOR
Et-vo the largest variety of
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT
AND MAHOGANY
PARLOR, CHAMBER,
DI-HNO ROOM
AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
To bo found in this city, and at the lowest prices.
MATTRESSES AND SPRING BEDS
FROM $5 TO $7
EXTRA WIDE CANOPY BEDSTEADS
FOR THE SOUTHERN TBADE.
Angustl- mwf2mo
4-rOOl-D AND SILVER.?THE HIGHEST PRE
MIUM paid for GOLD And ?D-VER, at
Augustli No. aw KING-.' BEET,
Tin Ware!
mill7. UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RECEIVED, PER
_L steamer General Sherman, the foUowiug invoke of
TIN WARE,
WHICH HE OFFERS ENTIRE AT A GREAT DA ROAIN
7 dosen COVERED TIN BUCKETS (assorted sues)
25 dozen Tin .Saucei>ans (assorted sizes)
Lit' dozen Tin ?.'upa
9 dozeu Tin Coffee Pot?, 2, 4 and 0 quarts
*. dozen Coffee Boilers
5 ?loj-.en Dippers
8 dozen Wash Basins
1 dozeu Milk Strainers
3Ji gros? Milk Pans
0 dozen Tin Pails', G to 1C quarts
)i dozen Tea Pots
f>i gross Japanned Candlesticks
1 dozeu No. :> Plated Candlesticks
5 dozeu Scrubbing Brushes
1 dozen Coul Shovels
1 dozen Clark's Lanterns
C dozen Selves (assorted sizes)
2 dozen Ladles
5 gross Tin Dinner and Pie Plates
1 dosen Coffee Mills
2 gross No. -10 Spoons
5 dozeu Spoon?
0 dozen Tucks (ussorted)
2 gross Knives und Forks
1 gross Padlocks
>, gross Toa Spoons
1 grcss Fuuuels
C dozen Tea Kettles
1 gross Candle Moulds
4 dozen Dish Pans DAVID BARROW,
Beptsmbor 15 I _ No. 1G*I East Hay,
FRHSTOE'S
METALLIC PAINT,
AN INDESTltUCTIBLE COATING
FOR
IRON, TIN AND WOOD.
IT CONSISTS OF SEVENTY-TWO PARTS OXIDE OF
IRON, und twenty-eight parls CEMENT LIME
STONE in the one hundred pounds.
It has liiueli more body than Red or White Lead, it is
warranted perfectly water and lire proof. an?l to with
stand a greater heut on mel?is, without sealing, than any
other Paint in use.
It is a perfect cover for nil kinds or Iron, Tin or Wood?
work, Out-lmuses and Canne Coverings. It prevents
and arrests the corrosion of metals, iui?l is not alfeeted
by the action of salt, gases, ucids or ammonia.
This paint -require* no more oil than dry lead or zinc,
and much less than the ordinary mineral paints. It is
free from any waste, and possesses a spreading and
covering power uiieriualled.
Terms.?By barrel- or half barrel, five cents per
pound. CAMERON k BARKI.EY. Agent?,
September S fmw No. 142 Meeting-street.
TREDEGAR
IRON WORKS,
HiclllXLOllcl, Va.
H AVINO RESUMED OPERATIONS AT THESE
Works, we are prepared to supply aU the articles
heretofore furnished by ua; among them are the follow
ing:
FOR RAILROADS.
Wheels and Axles, separate or lltted
ChiUed Tires. Chairs and Spikes
Bridge Bolts and Bridge Castings
Iron Trucks, Engines, BoUers, Nails, _C.
MERCHANTS.
Iron of aU kinds, Nails, kc.
PLANTERS.
Encinos for Saw ami Grist Mills
Plantation Iron nml Castings]
.Sorghum MUls ami Pans)
BUILDERS.
Iron Fronts, and aU Castings for BuUdinga
Nails. Spike*:, ice.
We have also on ham! Hoop Iron, suitable for Coopers
and others; al?o. Iron Axles, Horse Shoes, 4rc., all of
which we wiU seU at the lowest market rate* for such
articles. J. R. ANDERSON ? CO.
CAMERON & BARKLEY,
AGENTS,
No. 112 Mceting-sireet, Charleston, S. C.
September 9 C. mwf 1)
. TO MILL OWNERS.
48 AND 5_ INCH CIRCULAR MILL SAWS
INDIA-RUBBER BELTING, from 2 to 14
inches wide
INBIA RUBBER (JOINT) PACKING
LACING SKINS, RIVETS AND BURRS.
FOR SALE BY
J. M. EASON,
September 8 f.* No. 0 EXCHANGE-STREET.
MANTOUE & CO.,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE TRADE
with a full assortment of the foUowiug CHOICE
ARTICLES?to all of whicU they beg to call the atten
tion of their old city and country customers.
All articles sold at our estabUshment are WARRANTED
AS REPRESENTED.
CHOICE WHISKY, in barrels and cases
French Brandy, direct from Custom-Housea
Port Wine, Sherry, Madeira
Old London Dock Port, very flue
An assortment of Claret
Ale in cases, pints and quarts
Porter in cases, pints ami quarts
Heidsieck and other brands Champagne
A fuU assortment of Cordials
Riiss' celebrated Bitters, Punch, Wine, &C.
EngUsh Pickles
American Pickles, all sizes
Worcestershire Sauce
Club Sauce
Walnut Catsnp
Mushroom Catsup
Preserved Ginger
Cupers, Olives
Ultramarine Blue and Imligo
French and German Primes, Raisins and Citron
A fuU assortment of Candies
Chocolate, Cocoa, kc.
Choice Havana Segara
Choice and Common Domestic Segara
Anderson's Solace Tobacco and other brands.
ALSO,
A general assortment of PRINTS, HOSE, HALF
noSE, BOOTS AND SHOES, and a large stock of PER
FUMERY.
For sale at the lowest prices, by
MANTOUE ft CO.,
No. 314 Klng-stroet, corner of Society.
September 14 _
LUMBER! LUMBER!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
WHITE PINE FLOORING AND CEILING
Whlto Pino Shelving, dressed
White Pine 1? and two inch
Wlillo Pino Inch Boards, rough
2xi, 3_4, 3x9, 4x6, etc. Doors, Sashes and Blinds
ALSO,
Assorted lot "NAILS and C and 7 Inch SPIKES
AU of tho above Lumber Is weU seasoned.
Inquire of W. E. REEVES,
Foot of Market-street.
September 12 _ _ _0*
IT. M_GI_CIIESRSt
Deutsche Buch - Handlung,
ffto. 318 SUiin ? Strode,
(Sine Sb?r obcrtjalb -octetl) ? Strafjt.
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tWaiibe, ?cralb, fo wie fammliije il?ufirite ?citiinau.
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fertatclii, ?altnbir, ?fcbertiUd)?:, OugenMibriftcn ?_,f??
{ er?li!?u>abl. SDe?rtf?C OJefanflbilt-btr. ? ? <S ?llftjer,
feilttrbiicbtv, ?rimniB-Diabr?-en, 8lobtnfon Srufoe u.f.ro.
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August 25
GOLD and SILVER,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Drafts on New York, BostonandPkila-Clphla
AT
?>. H. KEGKLEIVS
BANKING OFFICE, No. 255 KING-STREET,
August 13 Comer of Bcaufkln,
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AUCTION SALES,
Horses, Mules, Carnage, ify.
BX McKAY .- CAMPUELL,
THIS DAY. 18th hist., will be sold, at our ?lores, Hoe-?'
bO ami K'i IlHsel-street, at 10 o'clock,
3 good Saddle aud Draft HORSE,.
:i Mules
1 I i ?ht Carriage
1 Barouche
1 No-Top Buggy
l Springer.
Conditions cash on delivery, September 1(7
Tea, Crackers, Cider, and Furniture.
BY Ncl-AY Si CAPIPUrCLL..
THIS DAY. 16th lust., will be sold, at our Store?, NO-?'
Hl) and Hi Hasel ntrcct, at 10 o'clock,
5 chests. BLACK TEA
4 bbls. Soda Crackers
l.i cam ('huniiiagno Cider
1 ten gaUou Bourbon Whisky.
AND,
Sundry articles Household FURNITURE.
Condition!- caah. September 1_
Iforses, Carriage and Milch Cows.
MY DOWKR8 it SIL.COX.
Will b.? sold THIS MORN IN?, m lo o'clock, at Christo*
pker'a Wagon Yard, King-street, near Mary-street,
ONE GOOD DRAFT AND SADDLE MARE
One good Saddle Mare
Two gttod Milch Cow? and Calves
I >ne good Milch Cow
One good Second-hand Carriage
Any articles received up to tin.- hour of sale.
September lit
LAR-.E SALE OP (?UVERMIIENT CARS?
ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.
En, J
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UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
0-1?01 OF Assistant QU_RT_____T__,
Washington. D. *'., August 11, 186?.
Will be sold, at CITY POINT. VA., on WEDNESDAY,
October 11. at 11 o'clock, A. M.,
ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND (4000) TONS RAILROAD
IRON.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA., on FRIDAY', ?ctobcr 13, at
1_ M..
FIVE (.-.i FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
About l-'iiiy (.-.o) Freight cars und on.- <1> I'asnengcr Car.
At NORFOLK, VA.. October l.i. at 5 P. M.,
ONE NEW LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE, 0 toot guagc.
At ALEXANDRIA. VA., on TUESDAY, October 17,
FIFTY (.-.in FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, _
feet H't inch guagc
Eighteen (18) new Platform Cars, ftve foot guago
Twi-nty-llvc (35) new Box Cars, five (.".) loot guago
About three huutlrvil and tilty t:i30j Box Cars, 1 feet 8>_
inch gitago
About two hundred and thirty (SSO) Platform do., i ?cob
H'j Inch gunge
About thirty (30) Sbx-k do., 4 feet f?1.. inch guago
Twenty (_)J Passenger d..., 4 l.-.-t H:? inch guago
One (1) Wrecking do., 4 feet S)? inch guago
Two (3) new Trucks
Sixty (GO) new Trucks, framed
Fourteen (14) Flats, framed
About two thousand (2000) tons Railroad Iron.
Hales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A. M., and
to continue Iron1 ?lay tu day until all arc sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON.
Brer. Col. and A. Q, _L, U. 8. Military RailroadfC
Augiiat '2i '.I
LARGE SALE OF GOVERXMEKT RAIL
ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.
3. >
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UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
Office ok Assistast Quartruha-T-I
Washington, 1?. C, August 11, 1865
Will bo sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Richmond, Va..
on TUESDAY'. October 3,
TWENTY-FIVE (->.-.) NEW FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINES, live (5) foot gunge, rive (5) foot drivers.
cylinders 16x34 Inclus, capacity of tank 1900 gallons
Fiv.- (.3> -?sf-cl.-iss Locomotives, 4 feet-IS inch gunge
Two hundred and nlxty-ilvc 1203) new Box Freight Cars'.
Uve foot gitago
Fifteen |l"i) m w Platform Cars, flvo foot guago
Ten (10) Freight Cars. 4 feet 8'j inch guagc.
The sale to continue from day to day until all aro sold*
Sale to commence at It) o'clock.
Tern-I cash, in Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,
August 24 24 Drev. Col and A. Q. M.
CHARLES LOVE,
MAKER AND IMPORTER
OF
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
HAS RECEIVED BY RECENT ARRIVALS SADDLES
FROM THE BEST TO THE PLAINEST
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS
COLLARS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
ENGLISH MOUNTINGS AND STEEL CUIPNEY BITS*
And all the other articles usuaUy found in a Saddlery
establishment.
Persons in want of the above will find it advantageouS
to call at his Store in BROAD-STREET,
Next his Old Stand at th-j corner of Church.
September 1 fmw3mo
"A smile was on her Up?health was in her look's
strength was in her step, and in her hands? PLANTA
TION Bitters."
S. T.---18GO?X.
A few bottles of Plantation Bitteh
WU1 cure Nervous neadaehe.
" Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips.
" Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
" Flatulency and Indigestion.
" Nervous Affections.
' Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath. '
" Pain over the Eyes.
" Mental Despondency.
" Prostration ; Great Weakness.
" Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowols, 4c.
Which aro the evidences of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DY-PEP8?A.
It is estimated that seven-tenths of aU adult ailment.,
proceed from a diseased and.' torpid liver. The biliary
secretions of the liver overflowing into the stomach:
poison the entire system and exhibit the above symp
toms.
After long research, we are able to present tho most
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases tha
world has ever produced. Within one year over slxT
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tha
Plantation Bitters, and not an instance of compl_nfc
has come to our knowledge !
It is a most effectual tonic and agreeable stimulant,
suited to all condition? of life.
The reports that it relics upon mineral substances foe
its active properties, are wholly false. For tho satisfac
tion of the public, and that patient? may consult there
physicians, we append a list of its components.
Calisaya Bauk.?Celebrated for over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia?
Weakness, etc. It was Introduced into Europo by tha
Countess, wife of the Viceroy of Peru, in 1G40, and after
wards a old by the Jesuit? for the enormous price of its
own wttakt in silver, under the name of Jesuit's Powders,
and was ftiiaUy made public, by Louts XVI, King of
Franco. Humboldt makes especial reference to its febr?
fugo qualities during his South American travels.
Cascarilla Bark?For diarrhoea, coUc and diseases of
the stomach and bowels.
Dandelion?For Inflammation of tho loins and drop
sical affections.
Ciiamouile Flowers?For enfeebled digestion.
Lavender Flowers?Aromatic, stimulant and tonic?
highly invigorating in nervous debility.
Winteroreen?For scrofula, rheumatism, etc.
Anise?An aromatic carminative ; creating flesh, mun
do und milk ; much usoil by mothers nursing.
Also, clovc-buda, orange, carraway, coriander, Bunko?
root, etc.
S. T.?I86O?X.
Another wonderful Ingredient-, of great use Among tha
Spanish ladles of South America, imparting beauty to?
the complexion and brlUianey to the mind, is yet un
known to the commerce of tho world, and wo withhold
its name for tho present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
Rochester, N. Y., Deccmbor 28,18GL
Messrs. P. H. Drake k Co.?I have been a great suf
ferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years, and had to?
abandon my profession. About three months ago I tried
the Plantation Bitters, and to my great Joy I am now
nearly a well man. I have recommended them in soveral
cases, and as far as I kuow, always with signal benefit.
I am respectfuUy yours, REV. J. S. OA-HORN.
Philadelphia, 10th Month, 17th Day, 1862. "1
Respected Friend:?My daughter has boon much*.
touo-.Ut_._y th?..u_?>fli-tliy--,--iU_on Biltera. Thou.
wilt send ino two bottles more. ,, ?,->, . _
Thy friend, A_lA ?URRIN.
Rnr.RM-AN no.be, CmoAfio, III., Feb. 11,18C3.
Messrs. P. H. Drake A- Co.?Please send us another
twelve cases of your Plantation Bitters. As a morning;
appetizer, thoy appear to havo superseded everything;
else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &c. GAGE k WATTE.
Arrangements aro now completed to supply any de
mand for this articlo, which baa not heretofore been pos
sible.
The public may rest assured that In no caso wlu tha
perfectly pure standard of the PlantatioW Bitters
be departod from. Every bottle beart the. facsimile of our
signature on a tteel plate engraving, or U cannot 0*
^'Tny person pretending to tell *^ "*^]%??
bulk or by the gallon, it a suHndter and tmpotter. atoara
of refilled bottles. See that our Private stamp ?I UnmuT-^
lateb over every cork. , .. ,_.
Sold by all Druggists, Groi?ora and Doalora throughO-it,
tho country.
P. H. DRAKE & CO., New Yorlsv
August-? mwfanm,