The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 12, 1865, Image 3
DAILY NEWS.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 12, 1866.
LOCAL MATTERS.
We auk pleased to learn that the South Carolina nail
road troine will go through as far an Hopkins' Turn-out
ou thin day, and that stages for tho accommodation of
twenty passengers will be at the terminus of the road, to
couvoy thcin to Columbia. The charge will be three
dollar*.
Wb nkolected to mention, in our last issue, that wo
ave again under obligation? to Mr. H. P. Rnoo, Whole
Bale News Denier, Market-street, for full dies of North
em papen*. A full and varied assortment of ?ill the prin
cipal journals und periodicals, both American and for
eign, may always be had of Run?.
Bishop Elliott.?Tho Savannah Republican of Mon
day states that "Bishop Stephen Elliott, the eloquent
itud gifted BisHop of tho Diocese of Georgia, arrived in
our city on Saturday, from Augueta. We understand
the Bishop delivered a pernion yesterday at Christ
Church."
Foreign Impobtatio!???.?Thcro was cleared at Liver
pool for this port, from tho 14th to 19th Soptomber, 1865,
the following articles: G? C0M9M brandy, 100 tons coal, 1
case gun cases, 2 packagos hardware, 1 ton iron castings,
1 cask composition nails, 48? tons salt, 83,700 slates, 300
l>oxes tin plotes; 993 tiles, an* 3 cases wire cloth.
Bill of MonTAUrr.?Tho deaths for tho past week
havo been a little groator than previously reported, the
whole number being 43?14 whites and 34 blacks and
colored. Although the weather has been tolerably "cool,
the number of cases of fever are the same as tho pre
vious report, viz: 8?of those 2 white and 0 colored. O?
disease of brain, thore were 4?2 white adults and 2 colored
cbildrou. Of convulsions, 4?1 white child and three
colored. Of dropsy, 4?1 white adult and 1 colored
adult and 2 children. Of old age, G colored. Of other
diseases the numbers are small, and the cases tho same
as are generally found at this season la our Billa of Mor
tality.
TVs abe gratified to bo able to state that our esteemed
fellow-townsman, Mr. Cahill, of the popular business
house of Oahill k Co., arrived in tho city by the Quaker
City, from New York, where ho has been for some
months. We welcome back Mr. Cabtll with all our
heart, and trust that ho may and our climate more
pleasant for the few months to come than when he left,
Tho business establishment of the firm has been remov
ed to East Bay, where thoy have a greater and much
more varied stock of groceries than formerly?though
' * always among tho largest of our dealers. Wo understand
that Mr. Cahill, during his trip North, made very
strenuous exertions among capitalists to raise stock suf
ficient to build a railway branch from tho Charleston
and Savannah Railroad to Hilton Head, and that every
evidence warranta tho belief that at a vory early day the
work to the accomplishment of the desirable end will be
commenced. It is thought, with a great deal of good
reason, that if such a road was in existence, tho harbor
at Port Royal could successfully Invite ships of tho
groatcst draft to enter that haven, where they would And
a capacious harbor, with room enough to accommodate
the shipping of a great commercial mart. Ships of the
heaviest draft could come in hero loaded for Charleston
or Savannah, and with this connecting railway lint their
freights could be immediately transported to their des
tination. We hope Mr. Cahill's project will soon be a
fact accomplished.
Tde BOJWoiNEr? notico from the Assistant Postmaster,
General may be of considerable interest to many of our
readers ;
Tho Post?nico Department hereby gives notico that
the penalties fixed by law for carrying letters outside
tho miiiiii, wiu'u uot oncloBod in Government Stamped En
velopes, will be rigidly enforced in every instance where
violations are known to exist.
Steamboats and sailing vessels, excepting those to for
eign countries having postal arrangements with the Uni
ted States, railroads, oxprrwfi cnrnpiwics, uiago ana om
nibus lines, are permitted to carry and deliver letter?
when covered by Government Stampod Envelopes of
the doii ordination sufficient for tho postage collectible
thereon : Provided, "That tho said envelope shall be
duly sealed, or othorwiso firmly and securely cloned, so
that such lotter cannot be taken therefrom without tear
ing or destroying such envelope, aad tho sanie duly di
rected and addrosBed; and the date of such letter or the
receipt or transmission thereof to be written or stamped,
or otherwise appear on such envelope."?Seo. 8, Act of
August 31, 186 ?.
Only letters relating solely to the cargo or articles con
veyed as freight by such steamboat, aaUiug vessel, rail
road, express company, stage, or omnibus line, traveling
over a mail route, may bo lawfully carried not so enclos
ed. Unpaid letters for dolivery, and those prepaid by
postage stamps, cannot be carried outside tho mail by
any of these conveyances without subjecting the captain,
owner, driver, or other employee to a penalty of $160 for
each and every such offonce.?Sections 9, 10, 11 and 12,
Act of March 3, 18415.
Postmasters and other Agents of this_Department~will
flee that the law is obeyed.
By order of the PoBtmaeter-General.
A. N. ZjiVHLY,
Third Assistant Postmaater-Oeneral.
Fostoffice Department, September 15, 1866.
TiiH Death or tub "Majob."?In this column, to
day, it will bo seen that an Inquest has been hold over a
negro named David Chapman, who, although he was
woll known by almost all of our citizens, will not be re
cognized by that name. David was a good-facer, bow
legged dwarf, who in former years was always to be seen
In Broad-street, nca. the old Post-office, but latterly re
sided in the neighborhood of the Charleston Hotel?but
Since the evacuation of tho city, having donned a United
BUte? uniform, which was made to fit him very well, he
assumed the title of "Major." His figure was peculiar?
in fact, ludicrous?but his temper was so good, that he
. never was put out at being laughed at, but would join
merrily at any joke made at his expense. His counte
nance, was remarkably good, and his head boro moro
evidences of intellect than will be found In many of his
class. Ho was so great a favorite with tho gentlemen of
the city that he had very little association with his own
color, and we woro afraid, when wc road the verdict of
the jury of inquest, that amistaken kindness on the part
?of his friends bad produced his early death. We, who
havo known him from childhood, and have looked upon
turn as one of the best of his color, know him to.have
. been good tempered, honest, and affectionate in the
. highest degree, and, being aware that he possessed these
good qualtties, wo truly regret his death. His age was
abouttwenly-two.
AoorioK.?We would call the attention of retail mer
chants and others to the advertisement of McN ally k
Leahy, In to-day's issue, and suggest a punctual atten
dance at the sale on tho day mentioned,
"I have FBUiTH, I have flowers that ware gathered In
the bowers," but of all the luxuries of the season, there
is nono to surpass the Grapes, Confectionery, Segars and
Tobacco, to bo found at Toqni's fine Store, No. 121
Meeting-street, opposite the Ice House.
N. Levin, Jb.?Our young townsman, who keeps one
of the nicest grocory establishments in the city, adver
lisos his stock, which has been recently replenished, and
now 1b hard to excol. His stylo of placlifg his goods be
fore the public is an attractive one, and, as it catches the
eye of every reader, so, we hope, his groceries will at
tract tho attention of all purchasers.
Saddlkiiy, Haenebs/Ao.? We had the pleasure oa.yos
terday of examining some new stock in this Une, ?n
ported by Mr. Chart.?? Love, who has himself just re
turned from the North. A selection made by one s<
competent as Mr. Lova, must be satisfactory to all wh<
deal in those articles; and we would suggest to thos?
persons who are in want to pay him an early visit.
Massas. Clxtvobd k Mathewto.?These gentlemen
well known hi Charleston as possessing great energy li
Jeualneaa matters, have lately become Auctioneers, Brc
ken and Commission Merchants, and tender their servi
ces to the pabilo as such, at their offioe. No. 31X Broad
jrfaeet Aooastomed, as they have always been, to ai
activo Ufo, and to duties of great respcnslbUlty, we foe
gaUaflod they will give entire satisfaction to all who ma;
?c vor them with their patronage in their new business.
Arrlks.?A One variety of this delicious Irait has bee:
rooelvod byO. R. Jevkns, No. 215 Rast Bay, opposite no?
Cost?n House, where persona fond of choice thing? c
this kind aio loTited to call. '
OOKOHaa WmnHo. held an inqtiest on the body <
David Chapman, t. p. c, at No. ?0 Calhoun street, o
Teeaday evening last ; Verdict? That be came to hi
4**th by eoe?n?oJ,<ma ^atoned from intemperance.
..... . ; /. ' ?, ! ? 1
Evros's Arithmetics.?It will bo seen, by reference to
our columns to-day, that tboao very valuable works aro
for 6ale In our city by Mr. Jamks B. Bioelow, No. 249
Kiug-Htrcet. These works aro published in four pro
U.I?llmi numbers, from tho "Primary" to tho "High
School," and arc, therefore, raited to the capacities of
youths as they proceed In oducatiou, which is a striking
improvement on the system o? olden days. The high
opinion of pinluont teachers and others, which are at
tached to the advertisement, gives very strong evidence
Of tho great importance of these books and the necesslty
of introducing them iuto overy school.
GROCERIES
IN LAROE QUANTITIES. AND OF SUPERIOR QUAL
ITY, are constantly arriving from New York, con
H.'gned to N. LEVIN, Jr., who now lim on hand best arti
cles of CHOICE BUTTER AND LARD. ENGLISH DAIRY
CHEESE, LIMBURGER CHEESE, PIG HAMS, STRIP
BACON AND SMOKED TONGUE, all offered at such
prices as almost to amount to their being
GIVEN AWAY
Also, on hand best quality of CHOICE TEAS; East India
Glnjjer; together with a full assortment fresh FAMILY
GROCERIES. It will be soen by colling at Nos. 104 and
100 MARKET-STREET that you can impiiro
FOR NOTHING
that Is not on hand. In fact, there la not in any store in
Charleston a larger or better supply of Groceries than
can always be purchased at tho popular and well known
establishment kept .
BY N. LEVIN, Jr.,
Nos. 104 & 106 Market-street.
October 12_ . 3
CROCKERY AT WHOLESALE;
AT Ko- 11 HAYNE-STREET,
BT
WILLIAM Gk WHILDEN & CO.
October 12
GOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AT THH
CHARLESTOJS[BAZAAR.
FORKE8TON <_ McLEAN,
JOBBE-3 AND DF.AL.H_3 19
/~i BRMAN, FRENCH, ENOLISH ANff AMERICAN
*OT TOYS, TRIMMINGS, BEADS AND FANCY
GOODS.
Having Just opened a very large and weU selected stock
of tho above Goods, wo will sell them at the lowest cash
prices, HiiALL rnoFim a.iid quick ba_*_? being our motto.
Country dealers would do well to give us a caU, and ex
amino for themselves before purchasing elsewhere, as wo
always take pleasure In showing oar Goods.
T. P. FORRESTON.W. MoLEAN,
No. 621 Kiug-str-ict, noar tho Upper Guard Ho uso.
October 10 _6?
TL?T?lG! CLOTHING!
CLOTHI NG!
THE SUBSCRIBERS RBSPECTFULLY INFORM THE
citizens of Charleston, and tho public generally,
that they can he found at the OLD STAND, No. 213
KINO-STREET, undor the Victoria Hotel, where they
offer for sale one of the largest assortment? of READY
MADE CLOTHING In tho city, suitable for Men's, Boya'
and Chlldrea'a Wear.
ALSO,
A good stock of GENTS' FURNISHING G00D8. All
of which they will sell at prices to suit the times. Please
call and examine our Stock.
GEORGE LITTLE _ CO.,
No. 213 King-street,
October 7 lmo Undor the Victoria Hotel.
CLOl-fTPfG!
CLOTHIN G?
FRANCIS MURPHY,
WHOLESALE
DEALER IS CLOTHING,
NO. 161 *HEETIN?-9TBEET,
HAS OPENED A
Full Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING
Of -All Qualities.
From long experience in the buaineaa in this
City, and thia houae being a branch of one of the
LVRGEST CLOTHING HOUSES
in New York, and tho Stock boing got up expreae
lyfor
THIS MARKET,
to aupply the wanta of
COUNTRY DEALERS,;
I fool conildont'thoro in nothing wanting to
Please the Purchaser.
I will Bell theae Qcoda at
New York Prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE STOCK AND
PRICES.
October 6
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Uil-XdO XSOUD -J-YH I
FORWARDING AGENCY
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM THET
friends ?id patrons in Charleston und tho up-oour.
try, that they will follow the H. O. B-llroad aa H ad
-anooa from Orangebarg to Colombia, having an offlo
at the terminuji, where they will con tin ne thoir bunlnee
a_ heretofore. OI?O. H. WALTER U BON,
Ootober 0 I Orangeb-rg, 8.0.
DOUGLAS 8c MILLEE
Mousey, Sign ana Steamboat Patatera,
OLAZIBR8, Sie.,
No. 01 STATE-STREET, NBAS CHALMERS.
ESTIMATE- GIVEN SOB ALL KINDS Of PAINTINC
8I3N PAINTINO at tho shoi-Uat notioe. Bnlldlni
Heftlaxod. AH work promptly attended to, and don? I
t_e beat manner at the l^woat possible ratea for caah.
WM. DOUGLAS.WM. O. MTf JXB,
I_te With Carmftlt _ Brf_ii_
September JB.. ;( ' law?
: ' . mu i {( . v. \
i - . . ,.' i,. '.,i
> . I ..* , .?; : ill .'/.l'j_ A Ui
W. H. CHAPEE,
No. 41 Hayne-Street,
HAS IN STORK AND RECEIVING FRO?" STEAM
BRB, u choice stock of OKOCEE1E8.
CONHISTIKO IN PART OF:
25 firkin3 "Choice" New York State BUTT2R
30 firkin? Western Butter
30 keg? Western Butter
200 boxen "choice" E. ?. Cheese
CO bids. "Powdered," "Crushed,".' "A" aad "C" Su
gars
CD bblt). "Fancy*' Win.; and Iiutter Cracker?
1C lugs (ttoOoflee
26 chests aud caddies ItyoOB Tea
26 boxe.. Sabla f-ult
30 eaekrt Ground Anhtou Salt
125 boxes Soap, 'various brauds"
200 kits "Nu. l" Marker"!, "new"
200 boxes "new" Sealed Horriugs
Citron, Raisins. CiirrantH
Maccarcml, Vermicelli, Spices, kc, kc, kc
For sale at lowest market prwea, > 1 October 12
APPLES! APPLES!!
JU3T BECEIVKD PER STEAMER QUAIER CITY,
and for wale at low market prices, a Choice lot ui
PIPPINS, GILLFLOWERS and GREENIN3.
C. E. JEVENS, No. 215 East Bay,
2* opposite Now Custom House.
O
WHISKY, SUGAR, BITTERS
AND riEGAUS.
LD BOURBON WHISKY, IN CASE8
Rc?ned Sugar
Plantation Bitters
Spanish Segaxs. Landing and for salo by
T. TOPPER k SONS,
Commission Merchants, Brown's South Wharf.
October 12 3
BUTTER & FANCY CRACKERS.
fnr. FIRKINS O08HEN BUTTER
?p\j 20 bbls. Trenton Fancy Crackers
10 half bbls. Trenton Fancy Cracker.i.
Landing from steamer and for sale by
JOHN F. O'NEILL k SON,
October 12_No. 167 East Bay.
FRENCH LEMONS.
Q/\ BOXES FRENCH LEMONS. IN GOOD ORDER,
*~yVJ Landing from 8teamer Quaker City. For sale
by JOHN F. O'NEILL A SON,
October 12_ No. 167 East Bay.
RHODES' PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND SUPERIOR FERTILIZER
can always bo had of B. 8. RHETT k 80N,
October 12 2* Agents, No. 6 Atlantic Wharf.
POWDER, SHOT, Etc
POWDER, SHOT AND PERCUSSION CAPS.
For sale by WM. OURNEY,
October 11 3 No. 102 East Bay.
"coffee, FLOUR^ etc.
KAA Bags BIO COFFEE
Ov/vf 114 bales Gunny Cloth
200 colla Rope
200 barrels Floor.
For sale by CLACIU8 k WITTE,
No. 70 East Bay,
October T 6 Corner of North AUantlo Wharf.
WINES, BRANDY, ETC.
Oaeea CHAMPAGNE
60 casos Rhenish Wine
100 cases Claret Wine
100 barrels Whisky ?
Brandios, Wines, Ac, in caeks.
For sale by CLACIU8 k WITTE,
No. 70 East Bay,
October 7 0 Corner of North Atlantic Wharf.
25
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, ETC.
THE CHEAPEST, LARGEST, AND REST ASSORT.
MENT of FRENCH WINDOW OLASS. Oils.
Leads, and Paints, also a fine assortment of Wooden
Ware, Cotton, Spirits Turpentine and Rosin, reoclvod in
exchange for goods.
AUSTIN k ALBEE,
October 10 lino No. 42 Market-street.
FOR SALS.
A STEAM BOILER, FORTY FEET LONG, THIRTY
inches diameter, with Steam Drum, 16 feet long,
30 inches diameter.
The MACHINERY of a powerful Cotton Press, which
can be pat in operation with little expense. Apply to
PHILIP AU8TIN.
Calhoun Cotton Press, Church-street.
October 10 3*
JUST RECEIVED
"I /a/a CASES SPARKLING HOCK AND RHINE
JLUU WINE
100 oases OHAMPAGNH OIDBB
000 cases Ale
100 bbls. Whisky, various brands and prioes
10 bbls. Alcohol, 97 per cent.
60 bbls. Ale
60 cases Whisky
60 cases Brandy
26 cases H to ugh toc Bittes?
60 baskets Heidsieck A Go's. Champagne, a pore
and genuine article
Brandy, Gin, St Croix Rum
Sherry Wine, kc, ko..
All of the purest quality and cheap for cash, at
GEO. W. CLARK A CO'fl.,
August 21_ No. 14S Meeting-street.
FRESH GOODS-FULL STOCK,
PACKAGES NEW MACKEREL
150 bogs Bio and Java Coffee
200 boxea Candles
200 whole boxes Raisins, Layers
200 half boxes Raisins, Layers
60 boxes Cooking Soda
00 boxes Magic Coffee
60 chests beat Teas, cheap
200 bbls. Sugars, various kin da
60 tierces Molasses
26 bbls. Cider Vinegar
60 bbls. Corned Beof
26 bbls. Corned Pork
260 boxes Starch
200 boxes Soap
600 boxes Herrings
200 boxes Pickles and Gerklns
200 cases Sauces and Ketsupe
200 bbls. Extra Flour .
60 packages Goshen Butter
Spices of all kinds, Macearon!, Citron, Preserve?
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, &c, Ac.
GEO. W. CLARK k CO.,
August 21. No. 145 Meeting street.
50
SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES!
GLASSES TO SUIT ALL AGES, FITTED IN GOLD
Silver and Steel frames, by
ALLAN k HIDDONS,
September 21_ No. 807 King-street.
CEMENT AND TIN.*
O A A BBLS. CEMENT, B08ENDALE'?
Qr\J\3 60 boxea 10 and IK Roofing and Bright Tin
For sale low, by T. TOPPER k SONS,
September 16 lmo Brown's South Wharf.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
STONE LIMB
CEMENT
PLASTER TARIS
LATHS
HAD
SAWED CEDAR SHINGLES.
For sale by TROUT k AMSBURY,
N. W. Corner Market and East Bay-streets.
T. B. TROUT will be happy to see his old friends an
customers as above. September 26
C. D. AHRENS & C0.f
FORMERLY PROPRIETORS OF THE SOUTH OARC
LINA 8TEAM COFFEE AND SPIOE MILLS,
HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS AT THE SOUTE
WEST CORNER OF KING AND MABKET-8TS
formerly Mr. Groor's Book fltoro. Dealers in FA MIL
OBOCEBIES, LIQUORS, WINES, ko. Also, continue
to put np GROUND COFFEE and SPICES in every var
ety of packages. A liberal reduction mado to the tradi
Orders respectfully solicited sud promptly attended to.
0. D. AHRENS.GEO. KR1ETE.
September 14_ lmo
REMOVAL.
AUSTIN, ANDRV8 & CO.
WOULD BE8PECTFULLY. INFOBM THEIR OXH
TOMERS that they havo removed from No. 27
King-street, corner Basel, to their New Stcr?, No. 19
MEETING-STREET, fourth door from Market-streo
where they will be pleased to see thum.
October i lmo
REMOVAL.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ?FFIO
of the undorrdgned la removed from No. 24 Brow
street to the Pavilion Hotel corner of Meeting and Hi
eol-atroete. at which placo APPLICATIONS FOR LEAS
AND RESTORATION OF ABANDONED PROPERT
In the City of Charleston may be made.
JAMES P. LOW,
September 36_ Oapt and A. ?J. M.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DO INVITE ALLTHA
wish to be supplied with GOOD BEEF, and I
the LOWEST RATES, to call at our Stalls, Nos. 4. 46, '.
and26M?ri?t^tre?t Harket, commencing ih-JBtmn
the 1th inst. We solicit a share of patronage, tnd ?
hone by liberal dealing to nuke many Mantua.
OotoberO ? . PACK, KXBL8 k CO,
. :.: . . i.
-J.:-li * ....i. '.... .l<? X'<I .0.1
VsdOhii ; .'.'- 0)1 i)Aj',i... ?TrMrnA
DWELLINGS TO RENT.
JheeUings to Ji->r,t.
BY JOHN s. RIOG8 & CO.
The following DWELLTNOStd Rent :
M That two un 1 ?i h;<-f atory JUtlOK noU-^E In
St. l_Wp-treet, ?rent ?He, next to Um corner
?if Weatworttt-atroct, in <,"iod order, and possvs
mon given I?_aedlatuly.
A?SO,
That two nnd a half Htory BRICK IIOU.SK so'ilhrast
oorner of John and M<?'tiog-B?outs, amtabliaa four tap
right rooms ami two _:: : attics, with reiiuisito out
building?.
a:-**".
That two and a half Mory UttICK nOL'SE No. 5 State
street. coutaiuiu}? seven ru'-re.?. Possession given im
mediately.
AI-?'*),
The UPPKJU PAKT OF THE HOUSE No. 4 Ktale
rftreet, coutainin!.- ei'.'lit rooms?suitablo fur ?nices oras
a Residence. PossMllon giron Immediately.
ayo,
The two story WOODEN HOUSE south eidcof Gibhcs
flti'ci-t, with six rooms. Possession 1st November.
AI.KO,
The two story WOODEN HOUSE east side of Suittb.
stroet, with four rooms. Possession l?t November.
ANO,
The two and a half story WOODEN HOUSE south
side of Warren street, wont -it Cotnlnu-atreet, with four
upright rooms and attic3. Pos^ss?ou 1st November.
AI..V),
Several VACANT LOTS, ?u eligible situations. Apply
an above, at Ko. 4 STATE-STREET.
October 12
Jo & P. DAWSON,
No. 9G East Bay.
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD,
HAMS, STRIPS, SHOULDERS,?Sec,, ?Sec.
1-7 !? FIRKINS EXTRA CHOICE GOSIIEN BUTTER
i O 160 boxes English Dairy, Ooshen and Pino Apple
Ohecso
75 flrkins Extra Family Leaf Lard
10 casks choice Now Hams
10 casks choice Now Strips, Breakfast pieces
10 casks choice New Pig Shoulders
100 bbls. and half bbls. New Extra Canal Floar
40 bbls. Crushed A, B, C and Brown Sugar?
70 sacks prime Rio, Java and St. Doming i.'offeo
200 packages Mackerel, Nob. 1, 2 and 'J?:<\l sizes
70 half bbls. F. M. Beef and Pork
GO bbls. No. 1 Beef, In fine order
<L0 bbls. P. K. and __gar House Y<'lasses
40 bbls. White Wine and Cider \ tnegar
500 boxes No. 1 and Scaled Herrings
100 kogs Nails, 3. 4, G, 8, 10. 12, 20
GO bbls. Soda, Butter and Sugar Blscnlt
800 boxes Soap and Starch
Mus?xd. Ground Pepper and Ginger, Spices of all
kind
Brooms, Buckots. PallB, Paper
Castile and Toilet Soaps
Twine, Fishing Linos, _c, _c.
With other Goods arriving by steamers and sail vessels.
ALSO,
FAIRBANKS' SCALES?ALL SIZES.
tMO
BALLANTINE'S ALE, PER WEEKLY VESSELS.
For sale cheap for cash. tuth2 October 10
FAIRBANKS"- CO.'S
COAL AND HAY, RAILROAD DEPOT, PLATFORM
AND COUNTER SCALES, all sizes.
__| J. _ F. DAWSON,
No. 96 East Bay,
W October 2 Agents.
1-VERPOOL SALT.
1 ?\ i\ SACKS GROUND SALT, LANDING AND IN
1UU 8tore, for sale by C. G. DUCKER,
October ll_3*_No. G90 King-street.
NOW LANDING- AND FOR SALE
BY
McKAY & CAMPBELL,
Hasel-Street,
NEXT DOOR TO THE ROSTOFFICE.
IAA CASE? OLD BOURBON WHISKY
_L\JU 10 bbla. fine Bourbon Whisky
9 bbls. Choice Old Rye Whisky
5 casks Gin, Union Flag Brand
S casks American Brandy
10 bbls. Older Vinegar, just from the manufacturer
12 bbls. Pure White Wine Vinegar.
FROM BOND, AND WARRANTED PITRE
5 eighth casks Plnet CastllUon Brandy, vintage 1802
10 octave casks Sherry, Crown Brand, 11360
6 octavo casks Old Port, Osborn Brand, 1859.
10 baskets Crown Ohampagno.
At Private Bale only for cash. October 10
AUSTIN, ANDRUS & CO,,
131 Meeting-street*
LANDING, PER STEAMER AND SCHOONER, ANI
in Store, comprising, In part:
FLOUR
Coffee
Green Tea ,
Black Tea
Brown Sugar
_" Sugar
"A" Sugar *
Crushed Sugar
Half-barrels now No. 1 Mackerel
Kits new No. 1 Mackerel
Half-kits new No, 1 Mackerel
Half-b?rrelo new Salmon
Boxes Chemical Soap
Boxes Family Soap
Boxee Tollet Boap
Brooms, Palls, Twine, Sweet Oil
Bay Water, Spices of all kinds
Together with an assortment of Ales, Wlnee, Liquor?
TOBACCO AND SEGAR8,
FOB SALB CHEAP FOR CASH.
Wo also have a quanta y of STATIONERY, __*TRACT?
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, that we offer, to elear onl
at New York cost. October 4
GEO. W, WILLIAMS k CO,,
Merchants and Bankers
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
OFFER FOR SALE ON FAVORABLE TERMS
1 A A A COLLS HEMP AND MANILLA ROPE
?.\J\J\J 200 bales Gunny Bagging and Twine
1000 kegs Nails, assorted elees
300 bbls. Ooffeo Sugar, A, B and O
200 bags Rio and Java Coffee
100 bbls. Molasses and Syrup
W0 boxen Adamantine and Sport- Candles
100 boxea Tin, I O and IX
100 boxes Window Glas?
100 bbls. White Wine and Cider Vinegar
100 bbls. Copperas, Brae Stone and Epeom Salt?
3000 bbls. Jurvls' Island Guano
Soda, Bogara, Tobacco, Mackerel, Starch, Sp
ces, _c, Ac.
GOLD, SILYEB, BANKNOTES, STERLINi
AND NEW YORK EXCHANGE,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
September 90 _stnth!2
RECEIVED BY STEAMER:
C%i\ f\r\l\ ONE, TWO, FOUR AND SIX PO0N
-JU-UUU PAPER BAOS. For sale "?hoap."
Qotober 6_?_No. 313 King-street.
EUREKA!
MBfiO DE AM BITTER
FOR SALE BY
CAHILL & CO.,
SOLEI AOENTB,
CORNER EAST BUT and LODGE ALLE?
September HI_'
LUMBER.
mWO CARGOES OF VERY SUPERIOR LDMBEJ
X ex ?Nonpariel" and "Martha L. Davis," fro_ifl_j
John'?, N. B,, now i*Uac__rgl_B at __o_a_ge Wharf, ?o
slating o? ?OIBT8. 80ANTLINO, WHTTKPINB BOARI
_i_ PLANE, LATHS, _HING__fl and OLAPBOARD3.
For aala in loU to sniX p_rokaaera, by -
Ootob?*? * 7 W.iO?aZffQ?.
?-O"!- v-">T'? -v,. .v bao'i? ??S* ,'jrA
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION! AUCTIONS
IMPORTANT TO TAILORS, DRAPERS AND HEADS
OF FAMILIES.
BY MuNALLY k LEAHY.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, on THIS DAY. FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, at 10 oViock, at til-.' Store No. HZ
Meeting-street, next to Hasel,
A LABOK BANKRUPT STOCK QV
?UV U?ODS.
The stock <-on?i?tn ?f West of England ?ROAD AND
Narrow cloths. Pilots, Doavcrs, Doeskins. &0.
AI.KI),
DlankctH, Carpeting nud Cottons
A quantity of Irish poplin? and Shawls.
Many other Goods not oniuuemted Will be sold with
out foserve. 3 Octobor 12
Furniture, Hurtes, ,?? .
IIY BOWERS * SIl.CO.Y.
will be sohl THl.v DAY, at our Sales Room, No. 210
King-street, near Market, at 10'. o'clock,
MAItOUANY SPRING SEAT CHAIRS, CARPETS.
Mahogany Telc-a-Teto, Common Chair?.
Large Black Walnut Press, Tables.
One large Mahogany Desk, one Piano Stool.
I.ot <>t cut CAn** Shades, Walnut What-not.
Six M. good ?SVgarH, '?no boxes Toilet Abap.
Bedstead, one box guud Tobacco. Smoking Tobacco.
Harking Brushes, one LiqnorCssc, lot of Twine.
Gold Watch and Chain, three fftcrlinD .Vil ver Ladled.
Large Fish Knife and Fork, two Bottle Stands.
ALSO,
Ouo good SADDLE I'ONV, :l years old,
Due good Saddki and Draft Home, 7 years old.
Conditions cash. October 12
BY MILLIGA1Y Si SON.
THIS DAY, 12th inst., at No. 20 Vendue Range, at 10
o'clock, wo wiU sell
1 SEWING MACHINE, Wheeler and Wilson, makora
Ladies' Heeled Gaiters and Dootce.s
Chii'.lrens' Shoo??, lot Crockory, Brass Fenders, Mat
tresses, Bedsteads, Bureaus, about 100 feet Wire Cloth,
Ac, Ac.
Unlimited articles received up to hour of sale.
October 19
Carriage, Buggy and Horses,
BY Melt A Y Si CAMPBELL.
TO-MORROW, 13th inst., at 10 o'clock, at our Sales
room?, Nos. 80 and B2 Hasol-streot, will be sold,
LIGHT CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND HORSES.
/J3T* Parties having any of the above to send to this
salo wIR notify us this day.
Conditions cash. Octobor 12
Groceries, Liquors, &c.
HcKAY Si CADIPBKL.L
Will sell, TO-MORROW, 13th inst.. Immediately after
sale of Carriages, Ac, at our Salesrooms, No?. 80 and
82 HaBcl-strcet,
10 half bblB. NORTHERN FLOUR
? 10 bbls. Mess Beef
20 bbls. Sugar House Syrup
20 bags Maryland Oats
Boxes Cloves, Pepper, Allspice and Tobacco
Blacking, Washboards, Ac.
Bighth casks and. cases Brandy, Whiskies, Sherry
Wine, Cider and White Wino Vinegar, and an assortment
of Crockery.
Conditions cash. October 12
Estate Sale?Furniture.
BY Melt A Y de CAMPBELL.
Will sell TO-MORROW, 13th inst., at our Salea Rooms,
Nos, 80 and 82 Hascl-stroot, at 11 o'clock,
MAHOGANY WARDROBES, Sofas, Bureaus. Marble
Top Tables, Mahogany Rocking and Hair Seat Chairs,
Mahogany Dining and Card Tables, French and High
Post Bedsteads, Mahogany Secretaries, Gilt, Mantle and
Pier Looking Glasses, French Mantle Clock, What-not,
Dressing Tables, Wash Staud, Sideboards, Footstool,
EiigTavifjH, Pictures, Office Desks, Hay Quttor, Mat
tresses, Feather PUlows, Crockery. Glass Ware, Wheeler
A Wilson's Sewing Machines, Ac, Ac.
Conditions cash. October 12
House and Lot in St. Philip-street.
BY NcKAY St CAMPBELL.
On WEDNESDAY next, October 18th, will bo sold at
tour ?tores, Noj. 80and 82 Hascl-street, at 10 o'clock,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE Two-Rtory
Wooden Dwelling thorcon, situated on the West sido c?f
St. Philip-street, and known as No. 33. The Houao con
tains 5 rooms; on the premises is a good weU Of water
and necessary outbuildings.
Tho Lot measures 48 feet in front, by 40 feet in depth,
be the said dimensions more or less.
Conditions?One-third cash; balance iu one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage of the premisos ;
the buildings to bu insured and the policy ossigucd.
Purchaser to pay us for aU necessary papers.
October 12
PRIVATE SALES.
For Sale.
BY J. BKAYTON FORD.
For sale, a HOUSE, on Sullivan's Island, for
removal, If desired, situate near site of tho old
Pinckncy House, convenient for removal by
_rafts or otherwise from back beach. The house
was buiit in 1859, and is now sound and in good condi
tion, with the exception of doors, bUnds and saahos. It
is of two stories, on a high basement, with piazzas on
three aides, and contains seven upright rooms, with
pantry, Ac. The kitchen and stable on tho lot are new
and in good order. Apply at
October 10 tuthsS No. 90 HASEL-3TREET.
Farms at Aiken.
BY 'WILLIAM M. PELOT,
No. .vi Ilrnufulii-Ht., 1st House West from
corner Coming-st.
At Private Sale, that desirablo FARM about half a mile
from the depot, formerly known as Guyton's, nearly op
posite Governor Magrath's farm. Tho tract contains
one hundred and twenty -il vo acres more or loss. About
seventy acres aro cleared and under fence; tho balanoe
is well wooded, also a large orchard of peach and apple
trees, a good vineyard of Imported grape vines, and a
never failing spring of good puro water. The Dwelling
House is nearly new, and has nine square roams, good
outbuildings, kitchen, carriage house, atablo, barn, and
servants' houses. Immediate possession will be given.
Terms?four thousand dollars ; one-third cash, balanoe
payable in one and two years. To any lover of good
fruit, pure water, Aiken air, and large study oaks, this
beautiful and very lucrativo Farm oners an opportunity
seldom presented.
AL60,
A FARM seven miles from Aiken, near Shaw's Creek,
containing 197 acres, moro or less. Th\s farm is rvry
productive in corn, wheat, rye, cotton, Ac. The peach
crop of this year was vory abundant. Near the House
are two springs of good water, and a good range for cat
tle and hogs. About 60 acres aro cleared and under
fence, tho balance heavily timbered. The buildings ore
comfortable. Immediate possession will bo given, and
will be sold for the vory low price of one thousand dol
lars?half cash; balance payable in one year.
For further particulorB, apply to
WILLIAM M. PELOT, Charleston.
Or to FREDERICK A. FOBD,
September 20 Attorney at Law, Aiken, S. C.
W. T. B?RGE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DEY AND FANCY
GOODS,
No. 41 Hayne-street
W
E ARE NOW OFFERING OUR FALL AND WIN
TER STOCK,
ooKsrexrNG m paar or :
CLOAKS
Shawls
Longcloths
Irish Linens
Handkerchiefs
White Goods
Hosiery
Gloves
Velvet and Trimming Rib
bons
Brown and Bleached Table
Linen
Skirts.
tuto,
A GBNEBAL STOCK OF SMALL WARE GOODS.
PRINTS -
DeLainee, Printed and Plain
Alpacas
Merinos
Cloths
Oasslmorea
FlAnnelfl
Blankets
Tweeds
Kentucky Joans
Gent's and Ladies' Merino
Undw Vesta
OOMBH
Buttons
Brushes
Noodle?
Pins
Tapes
Braids
To which we invito the
SPOOL COTTON
Threads
Letter and F. O. Paper
Envelopes
Extracts
Pomades
Fancy Soaps.
attention of Dealer?. One
Stock was purchased prior to tho recent ?dranos in
Goods.
The friends of Mr. JAMES M. BRAWLB? will And
him with us. September 31
EAILWAYSUPPLIES.
nrUIK UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURER OF OAST
A -and SWEDES STEEL ILL IPT10 RAILWAY
SPRINGS, HydrauUo Jacks, Steam and HydraoUa
Gange?, Water Gauges and Low Water Signals, Limborn
A Justice's Patent Bridge Joint Chair Fastening, Shaw's
Patent Cork Railway Springs ; and solo iraportor ot
Butcher's 8olld Cast BteelTyre, Oast Steel Balls and
Frogs, Oyclop's Oast and Spring Steel Ffle**, ko,, and
Davy Bro. Steam Hamm*<rs-^'l5rs for aale to Railway
Companies any articles of his make at those under hla
control, on the most liberal term?.
PHILIP 8. JUSTiOH,
Ho. 14 North Mh-stroct, Philadelphia,
' *"' *" " ho. 43 OBff-street, Maw ?orfc?
*^t$Lw?ffik\ABXJLitt, Meeting-street,
September T thstu3mo Churlottou, 8, Ok