The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, August 11, 1865, Image 3
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, August 3.- General
Thoma.* estimates tho number of
colored troops iu the service, previous
to the close of the war, ut 300,000.
Maur officers arc reported to have
tendered their services and influence
to the Mexico n Minister.
The health of the President is im?
proving gradually. He still continues
'to receive visitors and to attend to a
little business.
Indian Atrocities.
JULES ?URO, COLORADO, July 31.-A
paidy ol' thirty Indiums attacked an
emigrant train forty miles West of
here, on Saturday. Killed two men
and captured one wagon.
On the same day a large party of
Indians surprised a camp of twenty
six soldiers a lew miles North of Val?
ley Station, captured their stock and
drove the men to the station.
War-parti es of Indians ha ve appeal?
ed at several places on the South
Platte route lately, and there is no
doubt t?at there 'is a considerable
force of Indians in tho vicinity.
More troops are on their way here
from the East.
.j. ...
Trial of Hr. Davis
NEV; YORK, August -k --The Even?
ing Post contains a report of the pro?
ceedings at a private meeting, held in
this city yesterday, to devise means
?or a fair and. lull defence of Davis
and his associates, so th:'.4-. whatGN-ei
happens, justice may be dene. Thc
meeting was held nt. the rooms ol
Carlps^Buttetiield, who was present.
A committee was appointed to raise
funds for the object stated, and it
consult with Charles O'Conn .).. Esq.,
of the. prisoner's counsel, and to adopt
other necessary measures. The fol?
lowing person* were named as thc
committee: Mayor Gunther, Carlo*
Butterfield, Theodore Marlin, Dong
la-sA Clancy. The Mayor wa -? absent,
but he seer his regrets and assurances
? f a hearty co-operation.
Ar other Steamship Disaster.
NEV YORK, August 3.-On the 31st
of .JUJV, in latitude40.-?-6 North, longi
tilde 78.23 We t, th . steal e ;. Gla2%o\i
was br.rn-'d. The>:>ass:2iurors auderov
wave sar -dby the bari: Rosam md. aac
are now on board the steamer Erin
The Glasgow sailed from New Vor;
for Eivi rpoSl ?m the 20th of July.
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Ovation to th3 Mexican ilepublic
NEW YORK, August L.A signifi
cant ovation to the Mexican Republic
represented in the United States b;
Gen. Ortega, took placo lust evening
at Delmonico'?. This Vlistinguishe
Mexican was serenaded, end made
. peech whic!) was enthusiasticidly r<
. reived. Other festivities v.-re pail
cipated in by a large number of Mex
cans and Americans. Thc foilowin
extract from a letter from ( I. ::. Plii
Sheridan was read: "There is no us
to beat around the bu h in the Mex
can matter. We won1 i give a penni
acut Government to the republic; .ovi
work of crushing the rebuilion is il
complete until this is ?ase accomplis!
ed. The advent of Maximilian was
portion of the rebellion, and. his i'u
should belong to its history. Most ?
the Mexican soldiers would thro
down their arms as soon as we crot
the ivie Grande. French influence lu
governed by sheer impudence." rh
thusiastic expressions ci d 'light grce
ed the reading of this letter, hy a
present.
Mexican AiTaira.
Vi ASHIN'oTON, AngtlSt 5.-The //
r /.Ws Matamoras and Brownsville co
res2>0'tdents shanie the falsity of tl
statics published in Washington ar
elsewhere, to the effect that Ge:
Brown sent United States trout
across the Kio Grande to assist tl
Mexican Republicans against tim Ii
perialists.
Matamoras advices of the 18th
duly show the most amicable relatio;
between our soldiers and the J mp
rialists ou the other side of the rive
The Tribune's Matamoras corri
pondent, writing on the 11th of Jul
says some seventy bands of Confeti
rates lately crossed the Rio Grand
with a view to entering the Mexici
service. Gen. Colby Ls charged wi
their organi/.ation. Wade Hampton |
is at Camargo with 500 picked me
who are to form part of the force.
The Herat.I, from all sources of i
formation, arrives at he conclusii
that the mission of M. Klein, the p
vate secretary of the Emperor Ma
milian, resulted in obtaining vi
little material aid from Napoleon 1
[t learns that lie had no other dip
matic mission than the honorary <
of delivering despatches co the Ki
of .he Belgians. So much for Me
can new--.
Latest European Mews. *
HALIFAX, August 1.-''.'kc steamship
Asia, whic h left Liverpool ou the. 22d,
ami Queenstown the next day, arrived
i at Halifax Tuesday afternoon.
THE ATLANTIC TETJEUKAPII.
I A telegram from Valentia, of the
j 21st, states that the Atlantic cable was
I landed for earth connection, mid two
j'milos paid out to sea. The main
i shore end -will be lauded on the 22d,
j if the weather continues hue.
FRANCE.
The wetly returns of the Dank of
! France show a decrease in specie of
I 1,700,000 francs.
. The Empress end Prince Imperial
i quitted Tavi.. on the 20th for Fon
taiuebleau.
; The Bourse, on the 21st, was firm.
J Routes closed at67f. 72c.
T??e ?i[f>vitcur says the rumor of the
appointment of Abd-el-Kader to any
post in -M?r- ria is destitute of founda?
tion.
Prince Napoleon had arrived at
Bristol in his yacht,
rrmcKV.
Advices from Constnntioplo state
that halt tho town of Cassadin Had
been clestroy-ed by lire. Many lives
wer?l'ist. The damage was estimated
at twenty million dollar piasters.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS, f
A London nowspapfi staten ri mt a
confidential agent of Maximilian bad a
conference with Palmerston, in Lou?
don, but failed entirely to induce
Palmerston to alter the. Mexican po?
licy of the English Government.
Palmerston is represented to have told
Melvin thai Langland would continue
to stand alo if from Mexican entangle?
ments. Me should do nothing which
might, he regarded unfriendly by the
(.lovelHm- of. tili . United States.
UFEIHCANE AT "Villi CAPH OF ?U'oli ti.iPK.
The mails from Table Hay. to .ir.ae
14th, are roeeivetl. The hurricane
which look place on the 17th of ?.l>?y
was ono of the mos:, ('asirnos i ve -"ai's
thnt over visited Table Hay. Eighteen
vessels parted from their anchors and
went ashore, but there do not ap pour
to have been any American vessels
b'earfu] 0: v.:c accompanied
tiloso wrecks.
mingham, and bas att-icked large
numbers of tb . vur.pers o4' tua-- cit v.
Advic-sfrom ^...:riidria, Egy-.d. sb.ow
a gT-atifyiitg dirainution in tim choler;
at -that liebst aud at Ca--re. .while it
The Loudon Jitrratl annonttc-s that
diplomatic rela.Kons between the Bri?
tish and Brazilian Governments will
be re-established at an early dale.
It is understood that the Govern?
ment of Ur:./il bad accepte-1 the latest
proposition made by th? British Cabi?
net.
WAK ;X FEit't .
The rebellion in i'eru is gaining
ground. On the 5th, a blood;, engage?
ment i?-earr-.-.l six miles from Lima,
between 12,000 rebels and fi,000 Go?
vernment troops, in winch the latter
were successful, taking 120 prisoners,
besides the killed. The crew of The
t?ag-skip Arica bad mutinied, biking
posscssii upi the. ship and baitging'tla
admiral '.rom tko yard-arm. The mu?
tineers subsequently captured two
oilier;; of the Government vessels.
Tin: CONFEDERA-: ;.: COTTON LOAN IN
KN;i!.AXl>.
Tlie rebel cotton lo.vn at last dates
was sobing in London at eight, pounds
ten shillings sterling for one. hundred
pounds of stacie.
UAI'?'AJIAXNOOK,.' STTMTT?R, ETC.
Tin- ! tondon Morninri (.'//.ron f ch: saya:
On the (ith. the ihqrpahuir.iock (under
the alias of lleatrke) entered Liver?
pool from Calais. Mr. Consul Dudley
at once obtained eminent legal adv ice,
and on the il th instructed his counsel
to institut ;' suit in the. British Admi?
ralty Courts, to recover her for the
United States as property of the de?
finier ami surrendered Confedi:ra<*y.
There are now ar. Liverpool the
Sumter, Tallahassee, liapi aban nock
and Ajax- -the latter having le ver ob?
tained her armament.
ET COPEAN CONGRESS.
An authoritative denial of the ru?
mored callafora European Congress is
published m the .1/ mil Louis Na?
poleon being determined L> Let events
justify his proposition, which was so
disdainfully rejected two years ago.
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It is probable thal Rn exception will
bo umbi- in favor of ii >. Johnston,
and bis pardon grn .red at once, in?
stead of putting him on indefinite
probation, as in the eases of other
rebe] generals. Among the grounds
suggested for making this exception
is the fact, said to be. well authenti?
cated before the Attorney-General,
that Johnston flit.I all in bis power to
bring the rebellion to a close long be?
fore, it became palpably evident that
the thing was in a collapsed condition.
j THE WAY TICE NEOKOES WOKE.-A
correspondent of the New Orleans Pi?
cayune writes:
"T nm sorry f? say that on the ce .?st
from IDonaldsonville to Baton Bouge
the crops are anything hut cheering.
Two-thirds of the laud belonging to
the large estates are uncultivated, and
the remainder will not yield an ave?
rage ero}). From Donaldsonville to
Camp's Point, in the Parish ol' Iber
ville. cm the left bank, J. ?un sin e that
if every stock of cane which will bu
j grown tins year were saved for seed,
I it would not be sufficient to plant and
grow the s?, aie quantity ol' cane which
I was grown on the same plantations in \
I I860."
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UNITED' STATES DISTWCTCOTJKTCON- ?
nsc.vTioN.-Upon the opening of tho
; Court, the principal business was prize j
cases, bed, they have ceased, and in |
j their place the confiscation of pro- j
, porty occupies the time of tho court. 1
! Secretary J. P. liten jam in. (icu. CT. I
??.Oauregard, \\ F. Kenner, C. M.
j Conrad. Gen. Dick Taylor and .(olin j
I Slitlell are among the more prominent
[.owners of estates, thc proceeds of tho
salo of which have 2,-one into the United
j States Treasury.
i \Corresjiottiiinit New Vvi'?: j'V?/.cs.. :
Patents have; bei n obtained in
' France tor an instrument to indicate
tiie exist? nco of mineral or springs of
. water in hind : for raising a ship in the
j air, and st -cling it there: for apply
iug steam to children's toys; for lient -
I ing and lighting apartments with lue
same apparatus; fora nemo of lining
I enter envelopes with siik: and tor a
e^i'1 which you can put in your pocket
ami transform into a seat at will.
The Bon. J. Madison Wells has
ii< en appointed Provisional Governor
of the State of Louisiana by thc Presi?
dent of thc United St,?les, armed with
thc ss:me instructions and power to
organize civil government niven to
tho Provisional Governors appointed
for <!:.. other S ?utie ru Slat 's.
I Noni i? CAKOT.IXA RESOURCES.- The
; ??a?eigh correspondent ot the N'uw
[York Tribut,? has had access to the
IN ort i J Carolins! Stute records, ?ind
j writes to that paper that the old North
. Slate furnished in the late var ene
hundred and eight-eon thousand one
j hundred unit sixty sohliers.
I OOLOEEI? SCHOOLS. ? --A writer in the
j Pit ladelphia fn./uirer denies that the
? colored schools in Richmond have
j ooe.' closed, ?md adds: '.The people
: of Virginia, knowing that slavery is
! dead, easily realize that the more in
! feliigeut the free negro, the more
: valusible he is ?us a laborer.
THE FnoKTU CENSUS OE ISG0..The
I aggregate value of manufactures for
?the v. ar muling .lune 1st, 1800. was
1 S'JTS S7<).'.):jilin the State of New York,
j and S50,052,12-1 in the State of Virgi
I nia; of the latter amount ??12,2o?>,0S3
is represented in manufactured to
h.neei i.
Among the ci I osssd engineering pro?
jects of the present day, isa scheme
for constructing a railway tunnel
under tin 'oed of the Severn, for the
pur] ?ose of connect ing the South Wales
j Union line with the Principality.
I The tunnel will be three miles long,
I and is estimated to cost ?750,000.
The Charleston fourier eongratn
j lutes ifs roath rs on the large :iee.-\ssion
I of populatignu Iii-.? ly to accrue from the
I officers ?inti privates of the Unite,!
! States arni;.- criming back after dis?
charge to seek . their fortunes in that
city.
Ten skeletons having been un
I earthed at Quoin -, tho oldest inhabi
! tani remembers that ono Dr. Mareniii,
', hanged for murd, r forty years ago,
? confessed t.: Juive killed ten other per?
sons, and that this doctor lived on the
j spot where the bones were exhumed.
I A bear was recently captured and
? kilh'd ?0 Anson, New York, sifter he
i had dragged a tra}? weighing eighty
i pounds two nile's, over h?ls, ledges
land fri.ed trees. The bear was six
? feet ami seven inches in length.
I A man supposed to be .fohn li.,
j Surra!, one of the conspirators in the
! plot which resulted in the murder ol
? President lan coln, has arrived in
I Washington. It is said that he vas
captured ill Texas.
With the addition of the subscrip?
tions in Mas-sichusettt. BJiodo Island
and New York, the estate of Mr. Lin"
coin will, it is said, amount to
S loo. ooo.
I The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided that ?ill bonds, treasury notes,
or other obligations of the United
States, are exempt from taxation,
under State or municipal authority.
APPKOPKTATTONS OF LAST CONGKESS.
It lms just been ascertained that the
I total appropriations ot the last Con?
gress will .amount to ?d20,000,000 in
round numbers.
The New York stock market -was
depressed on the 1st instant. .Go?
vernments -were .steady. I Gold closed
i steady on the streets at 145 to I-*5J?.
j The night closing price was liri Va
l?y general order (if ?Tub 2S, the
following army corps are discontinued
as organisations: The 2d, 1th, 5th,
\Qm 7th, 8th, ?Uh, 10th, 11th, 15th,
17th, 20th, 23d and 21th.
Tho Central Pacific Railroad is in
! complote running order from Sacra
I monto to Clipper Gap or Now Eng?
land, having one hundred and fifty
seven ears, and eight locomotives.
In 1800, lim white population ol
Georgia preponderated over the black
in eighty-nine counties; and in forty
three counties, the black was more
numerous Utan the white.
A gen oral convention ol' the Episco?
pal church is to be held in Philadel?
phia, in October next, D will be a
eiiief obj.-et. of the convention to re?
unite the church of the North and
South.
G< n. Dula. Porta has gone tor*ranee,
by order of his Government, to grant
hinds to exiles and to admit agricultu?
ral implements free of duty. Av.
There were mailed from thc San
Francisco Post Obice to New York,
during thc month of June, 00,788
? letters.
TO REST,
M.j* HOUSE on I'ickeiis street, between
. Plain and Camden. Uer particulars,
j '.pptv to Ul? HAKT) FbANTCr.AN.
Asuj ll 2 I*. I!. ['LANIGAN.
jOJ?OPPEl?.
ON thc nth instant, between'.!he College
Campt? - amt Dr. Lebt nd's house, m
1 Corv?is sn-. < t. :. LEITER, directed tonics.
I M. A. SNOWDEN, fhe tim 1er will confer s
I favor.by 1 iitviis? i. dir?-et? it. Aug ll I
Corn, for Sale,
?X quantities Ui snit purchaser*. Appiv
. at College Campus. Ward No. 1, North
i side. Ant; 11 I*
Ki; tiiiuwl L-.idj;?- Xii. li!) V... F... MC...
i /?, AN Extra Communication of this
I >' yi^ii.c will be held 1*1118 AFTEE
j -fNr\NOON. in the Colic-- Can.pus, at i
I .i'cloek. for the purpose of conferring the
? iir.sf and second degrees, [iv order of the
' W. M. !;. TOZER, Sei-.etarv.
A ag ll *1
" Opened This Bay*
t PEW dozen TAD ?ES* HOOT SKI?TS.
j J\_ LUDO yards heavy COLORED JEANS,
: for m 'v's wa r.
! ti aro-- SHAKER ?"ANS.
I Blue, Black, Drown and (troon HAREGE
' and TISSUE, for veils.
A tine assortment of FRENCH CON EEC
TIONEBY and (i ROC KR IKS. For sa lo low.
Aili; II ? J. 'S. iHBJiES.
NKW c;?oi>s: \i-;w <;oor>s:
JUST received and f..r sale ?it thc r.-si
dence of Mrs. S. .J. COTCHETT, oh
Ivarnweil street, between l?iehland mid Lau?
rel streets:
Ladies' Enclish White Straw VATER
PALL L()X M'. Ts.
i Ladies' English Black Straw WATER
FA LL LOX Xl'.TS.
Ladies" MIL A X CAF:-. (ae.\ st vic )
Ladies" Widte Straw Round Hats.
Misses'and Children's Round Hats.
Choice Ribbon and Plowers.
Reit llibbon. flair l'ias. Hair Nets.
Mourning Fins. Crape Collars.
Tot Buttons. Ladies' Cl .ves. 1
Ladies'White Hose,,vc., ?vc Au? 1! 1
Rngine, Dotier, ?'te., foi- Sui?-.
miir. ENC I NE, I'.OILER, SHAFTING,
I .vc, connected wi;h ilia Winnsbnvo
Steam Mill, ^ d' be sold, at private yale, if
early r.ppbcnrion bc made, 'i'he Engine is
?ii-horsi p c. reade by S?itton, Fuilaclel
1'ihia: !!.<. .': iii r has a number of lines, cle
sicrn.-d originally for a steamboat. Thc
? fearing and ShafHug. .vc. will Le disposed
<>i" wi:is Hie Engine ; nd Feiler. Airolv to
::. A. Lil'CHA?AN, Winushoro, K. C. '
.\ ii : lu
SPRINGS
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,
SPA Ti TA NH CHG, S. C.
------ ?
TEUMS. I
Pre Tm* ff Four Mimili*. PuyoUr in I
Adranr.,:
iN'STRl.'CTrON- English I)er.artments.$20 i
Roa rd, including Washing and.Puol. . ll) !
Music Pian.20 !
Voe.tl (special lessons;. 1? j
Use nf Piano.. 2 ;
Fri nell. (e r.nan ur Indian, each. . . ti;
Drawing aial Fainting.:. Hil
Rrimarv Department. 12 j
No charges besides the al...ve will be :
mad'- ia conneetiiMi with the School, except !
fer iiooks and stationery actuallv used.!
The Sch. ol will be re-opened for a'l.-no of I
four moat ?is. tm WE: ) N I'S DA V. Augi i s ? LG. ;
Payment can 1"- made ia moncj, prm isious 1
ur cotton, ai "1 1 prices. Each boarder mus? \
bring i.:;, [.cir t?f sheets, un.' pair >f pill uv
cases, towels, her drinking cup and lights.
\\ M. CURT?S, L.L.D., Principal, j
_Ang 10_
Valuable Family R-jslrteiiw,
With a JW supply uf Furniture, infineoeder, I
flXi''. above is situated on Plain sire f, in I
1 thc vicinity of lin- Pe?nalo Colige, lo?
ca tod on 1.1 -ere, of ground. The house
contains eight rooms, wit h servant's house I
quired, and fine well (rt water. Attachi d
t.. th< grounds are a choice variety of fruit j
trees and shrubbi ry.
Particulars, with the hst of furniture, can
bc had on application ai my office.
JACO? LEVIN,
Auction and Commission Agent, - I
A>>r:v:r Plain and Assembly streets. |
A itt ft -"10 i
?
Charleston j^dver?Beineiit?.
Grovexsamei?t Claims
AND
MOTIONS FOR mm.
rn HE subscriber respectfully offers to th s
J. citizens of thc stnte hie attention in all
matter* pertaining td GOVERNMENT
CLAIMS and APPLICATIONS FOE PAR-*
DON.
AU applications for pardoo, under tho
excepted sections of the Prcbidcnt's Am?
nesty Proclamation, must be in tho form of
? petition, stating the exception or ?xcep
tions. and accompanied be-tli by thc oath
prescribed and with 1 he approval cf the
Provisional Governor of thc "State.
The subscriber presents; at thc ?ame time,
his card as ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WM. J. GAYEB,
l i Chapel street, Charleston, S. Z.
A'aT All paper-- in thc State copy three
times and send bills to W. J. G. Aug IC 3
Farmers' and JC-<;eI>a?ge l?a ul- cf
Char teston.
CHARLESTON, Julv 29, 1855.
\ MEETING of the Stockholders willie
JCX. held m thin city, on TUESDAY, 15th ci
August next, at,th? Law Office of william
Wh?ley, Seq.. CS inroad street, nt ll o'clock
A. M. Matters of importance will be laid
before the meet in jr. Bv order of the Board.
Aur, 83 _ M. D. STEOBFX, C^asliier.
i STATE B?WAXD 8, R. BONDS
BONDS OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Conds ot thc Stn tc ol'Georgia,
j .iiouds of ilv- State ol' South Carolina.
I Bonds of tho State of North Carolinn.
I Bonds of the Si-ate of Tennessee.
j Bonds of the Str.tc of Virginia.
ALSO, '
j Memphis ?nd Charleston Railroad Bend?,
i .Memphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons.
! Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock,
j Apply to WM. B. HERIOT & CO..
Rankere ?-nd General Agents,
No. 262 Mut- street, Charleston. S. C.
I Aug 9 6*
j H. B?GG3ETT C?7,
I Factors .-?:.<! Commission .TIICIT??JS*.*?.
.1 Tt G ER'S SO ; ? TH \VHA RF,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
SELL in 'iris Market, or ship to New York
or Liveroool, both Long and ?short tita
i I ? i i - COTTON*. Liberal advances on ship
i men's, and returns made in gold or trea
! sar*, noies, as instructed.
./! Ll. RAGGETT. E. M. SPEIGHTS.
Aug s 26
j O? XL Chichester,
MIS .VI, KSTAT*: BROKER,
is BROAD STREET. CHARLESTON.
I 4 GENT for the ourchaso and snie of
! J\. REAL ESTATE tu any of the Southern
! States.
ALSO.
! For the REPAIRING, RENTING, ?c, of
city property.
Owners ... property m ? 'icirief ton. un
; avoidably detained in the up country, .-an
; have their property taken care of and
, promptly attended to by ??en din g to above
: :t Power of Attorney, to assume control of
j the name, until thc owner's return. Infor
j marion as io tin- condition of propertyin
I hued l?y shells, and otherwise, with pr?ba
j ble expense of repairing, sent on application,
j cv Wanted to purchase, for parties
i seeking investment of RMI Estate, in Mouth
j Carolina, several PLANTA ['IONS, in work
I in;;- onicr, in the lipper portion of the State.
j Aug S 2:1
j Willis & ~ ChisoIm;
i F?i?:tors, Commission Merchants,
AX JJ SHIPPING AGENTS.
orn?is, MILLS HOUSE,
I CHA IVESTON, s. C.
I K. WILLIS. \t li. CHISOLM.
! \\ TLt, attend to tim purchase, sale and
i ? shipment (to foreien and domestic
ports) o? COTTON, RICE. LUMBER,
NA\ \r, STORES: to the collection of Drafts,
Purchase and Sale of all Securities. Con?
signment? ?'? Vessels solicited.
maims TO:
Messrs. .'olin Fraser & Co., Charleston,
S. C.
Messrs. Geo. W. Williams it Co., "
Messrs. George A. Hopley & Co.,
George Schlc-v, Esq., Augusta, Ga.
T. S. Metcalf," Es-p,
Messrs. Clark, Dodge & Co., Nev York.
Messrs. Murray A* Nephew, *' "
Messr . E. W. Clark iv Co., Philadelphia,
Penn.
Messrs. Pendergast, Fenwick A Co., Bal?
timore, Md.
Messrs. Samuel Rai ri? A- Sons. Baltimore,
Md. Aug 6 26
iFire ?asiirance0
TUPPER ii LAXE, WEHS,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
?) 1'pf.'E> KN Pt he following first-elft86 and
V undoubted companies of New York
CltV. ki;;:
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
PHOENIX FiBE INSURANCE COMP'NY
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
With ?in aggregate cash caudal of over
FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Risks I ni? en ?iii liberal terms, and losaea
jr.ptly rai ', in Kliarle.-,;on.
Applications from the interior mus? bri
accompanied h;, aplat, and full description
of the property to be insured, showing all
(.Menial oxposun s to fire,
s. V. TUPPER. A. A. LANE.
yAUg '-!'">_
T3IAIM>KCS STRICKT.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
74 E\ST RAY, CHARLESTON. S. G.,
"IXTILL give attention ;.. t liefer warding
\\ of COTTON io Nev. York and Europe,
ami '..ill receive and forvar I g< ods from
abroad consigned t?'parties ia the interior
of this State. Advances mailt on produce
consigned to Ari bur Leary, Esq., Nev York.
A full stock of GROCERIES always o;i hand
and for ?a'fi at the lowest market rates.
Fav Brothers'SUBERIOB FAMILY SOAP,
in "quarter, half and whole boxes, can bo
shipped in anv qufcTttby Rt factory prices.
.?iftv 31 13*