The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 30, 1865, Image 3
DAILY NEWS.
WEDNIj^DAYMOKNING. AUGUST 30. 18G5.
LOCAL MATTEJRsT~
Tan WEMrnEn.?For several ?lavs the wind has
boon blowing troni the eastward, and during yes
terday there was ?, Bligbt rain, anil at times a
etrong breeze prevail^ The appearance of the
clouda, and the general loov.0f tbo weather, would
indicate an equinoctial blow. nut s]10nlcl It con?,
wo trust it will not prove severo; xy0 bavelbeen
fortunato to escape a gale since 1854, ai.j w0 muBt
etill cravo a blessing in that way until our w?^rvca
get in a better condition.
A New Route.?Wo notice that passengers are
taking coach conveyance from Augusta (Oa.), via
"Newborry, Winnsboro' and Chester, and from there
"by railroad North.
Hesshs. Qoinn A* Biiotiieb. ? Wo aro indebted
to these gentlemen for a late copy of the "Augusta
ConBtitutionnbst," for which paper they are the
agents in Charleston. .p .__
Clerk of the Court.?J. W. Brownfield, Esq.,
Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas nnd Genoral
Sessions, can be found; for tho present, at tho
office of Mr. G. W. Di??le, No. 57 Broad-atreet.
We are requested to state that Mr. Chables T.
.LowNnr-? is not a cuiiunlate for a auu.?,... /,. . ,-,??
vention.
Bobo?rt.?On Monday night the schooner Herald,
lying at Deionan's ship-yard, on Cooper River, was
robbed of a complete suit of sails, consisting of
mainsail, foresail and jib. At an early hour on
Tuesday, a gentleman who knows1 the Vessel "Well
Tvas aroused from his slumbers by bearing knocks
?at lue gate. ,On going to: tho ontranco.be found
two-white mon, who camo in and brought with
them a foresail and jib, which they offered to soil.
As soon as the eails wore opened "Slid examined
they were identified, and the manner in which they
wore obtained suspected. A sale was immediately
agreed upon, the parties agreoing to meet a short
timo afterwards at a certain store. In the mean
time tho Bcrvicca of scvtu-al police officers were
Obtained,'un?I upon all the parties coining togbthor
at tho place of settlement, a conversation was held
aloud in reference to the trnde, and which the offi
cers overheard; nnd as the bargain was in the net
of being closed, the representatives of the law
stopped out and arrested the parties, and they
havo been placod in confinement to await a fur
ther examination. The watchmen on the wharf
where tho schoonor laid waB severely beaten on
the night that the vessel wos deprived of her sails.
The Gas?One of tho great errors committed
by our City Council ? and they have many to
atone for?was allowing the lighting of tho city
to go into the hands of a company instead of
taking charge of it themselves. The;/ would havo
been satisfied with less profita than individuals?
tho jets wo;dd have been adjusted to give much
more light, and the cost to consumers would have
been considerably less. Incorporated bodies usu
ally havo an cyo more to. tho profits. in an .enter-,
prise than to the comfort of tho people, while a
government should bo more careful of the welfare
of its citizens thau looking to an overplus of money
derived from schemes of improvement. And it ia
as right that men who make investments of their
money in privato undertakings should meet with
a satisfactory return, as that they who pay taxes,
sometimes vory heavy, to municipal noUlea ?mould
be fully compensated with receiving supplies of
those noco8sarioa for which they have paid their,
toll. Wlion the Gas Company first commonced its
operations in this city, some fifteen years ago, no
place in tho Union could boast of being better
lighted. But this did not continue very long; in
time burners were reduced?the distances between
posts wore increased?the c? al used was of an in
ferior quality, and our papers teemed with com
plaints. Remedies were applied, and for a few
years before the war a kind of genoral satisfaction
seemed to provail with tho community. During
the war no ono expected much from "them, for tho
limit to their resources was moro visible than
their lights, and they did tho best their moans af
forded them.
Our reasons for reviewing the former acts of
tho Gas Company is, that when civil government
is catabb'8hod, and the works are again put fully
into their possession, improvements may bo made?
euch improvements as will satisfy that portion of
tho public as are moderato in their wants?for in
stance, desiring to make tho street posts more
numerous, and consequently closer, and not as
now they arc, "few and far between." We make
no allusion to tho present time, for we know
that only certain lamps aro now lit, but wo speak
of the spotB whero tho posts were moved to long
ago, and still stand.
The lights that now illuminate tho city arc boau
tifully clear u?a bright, so that wo have heard but
ono exprcsi ion in regard to them?words of praise;
and wo believe that the Bamo attention which ox- *
ists at present will c u.tinue. The gcntloman who
presides over the company hao had but few oppor
tunities, inconsequence of the troubles, to exhibit
tho onorgy which we know bo possesses, and which
ho now is showing ; but wo predict that as soon as
the season arrives whon the soil can bo turned up
and tho main pipes repaired and other alterations
mado which are required, complaints, as of old,
will coaso, and all bo bright again.
Tsad.C. Jowrrr.?Our young friond places Ii?b
card boforo tho public this morning, in which he
intimates that, having made largo additions to his
stuck of type, ho ia prepared for any kind of Job
Printing, at his old etand, No. 847 King-streot. The
numcrousc?rc?B, handbills, posters,'?See., that h?v?
been spread about the community for ovor two
years past, with his imprint attached, conveys
more fully than an advertisement his perfect com
petency in tho business.
WmuAK G. Whixd?h; A. Co.?By an advertiso
mont in our columns of to-day it will bo perceived
that thhi firm intends oponing, about tho 10th of
September noxt, a fine assortment of goods, at
the corner of King and Beaufain-streots. A ref
erence to their card is roquested.
M?bohamts Hotel.?Attention Is called to tho
card in our paper announcing a free lunch every
evening at this establishment.
' Live Oak Club House.?Wo refer .onr readers
to the card of this establishment in to-day's issue,
"The proprietors not only cater for tho body's wel
fare, but thoy have upon their tablo all the South
ern, Northern and English papers and magazines',
40 a? to interest the mind.
BB0CEB8, AUC-nONE-EBS ATO) OEMEnAL CoMMIS
sioH Mkrohaxts.?Messrs. Bowers & Swcox,' as
will be seen by their advertisement, having entered
Into partnership, aro prepared to transact any'
business in their Une, at their present office, No?,
238 flmg-atreot- Both gentlemen, ?re fl?U, kjaowu
for diligQace. ??4 ftttentio?!
Tin: Steamsuit Granada, Captain It. Raxter,
was off tliia port at an early hour yesterday after
noon, but it was two hours-aftex high water, aud
the wiud blowing strong from the cast with a
severe sea, she could not cross the bar with pru
dence. Wo should have been pleased to have re
ceived her papers, which were up to Saturday last,
and consequently two days later from New York;
but it was bo rough that oven, a pilot boat could
not hold communication with her. She will reach
her wharf this day.
Yocno America FniK Engine Company.?Wo ob
served, on yesterday afternoon, a portion of tilia
company who were out with ap engine temporarily
fitted up by them for use. We wore particularly
struck with the fine athletic appearance^ of the
-?embers present, who appeared like mon not
a*r4"tj cither of labor or danger.
"Cooli_ow.. hoxise._-vvc direct attention to
he card of th?. ,)roprictors of this suburban es
tablishment, and -.onc mnny of our rcaders ^
accept the invitation g-^n" in fche advertisement.
GIVE US A i \ I.I. ?
MOTTS' SAMFLE ROOMS,
Ales, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c.
???. o nno?r?.HTnEET. CHARLESTON, S. C. "' "
0S~ FREE LUNCH from II tiU 1 o'clock cv?,rr day.-^
PltOPHIETORS : -
JOHN MOTT....,.W. V. MOTT
..AugUBt.30_ __ * W-' Y- -^J
COOL BLOW HOUSE,
MEETING-STREET ROADi
T,ns\?fck(?f *??lT?9ss HAVING RECEIVED A Flv=qH
friends to call on tu? !;-* AND SEOARS, wish their o?.
Como toko a.COOL. BLO\> ?.. ~?nT ?tjtt?WJ-.A'to
ACOOL WALK. *"*& ?^P?*??
LIVE OAK CLUB HOUSE.
FREE LUNCH AT 11, A, M. (
Fish Chowder This ?>ay
SERVED IN THE BOSTON STYLE.-'
August 30 '" , :1 .
NORTH RIVER HAY.
If/A DALES N. R. HAY?LANDING AND FOR
X.O\) aale by H. F. BAKER & CO..
No. 20 Cumberlanil-Btroet.
August 30 -_'_.. a
ROPE, BAGHGUNG, MOLASSES,
? . ETC. ',
-\ l~\(~\(~\ COILS BE9T BALE ROPE
JL\_/\_/vJ 600 pieces Gunny Bagging
100 bbls. Molasses ' ' - "
100 bags Coffee
100 bbls. Clari?cil Sugar
* 3000 bbls. Jorvls' Island Guano.
TO ARRIVE.
' 300 bales GUNNY BAGGING
1000 kegs Nails, assorted.
For Bale low, by OEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO.
! Augnst 16 .-._vrfin? ._.
MOLASSES! MOLASSES!!
SEGARSI SEGARSIX SEOARSttt
err? hhds. prime, muscovado molasses.
O U 10.000 SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGARS. of the cel
ebrated brands of "Jenny Llnd " and "La Valentina."
....-Being balance of the cargo of the Spanish, brig Cas
tilla, direct from Havana.
For Rale in lots to suit purchasers, at reasonable prices,
by F. P. SALAS,
ot Mr. A. Cnnale'H, No. 171 East Bay.
Aligns??'!?*" ?'- - ? -?r. .- ._-_3
ONIONS AND POTATOES.
FOR s VI.I.. I, \MilNi; FROM STEAMER
QUAKER CITY?
60 BBT.N ONION** AN'D POTATOES,
D. J. STURGES,
August 29 3_No. 10 Adgor'i Wharf.
LIME, ?AUA, WINDOW GL?si
rAA BARRELS FRESH BURNED LIME **
OUU 100 kegs NAILS
100 boxes Window Gloss, assorted sizes.
For sale low by H. F. BAKER k CO.,
August 28 3 No. 20 Cumberland-streot.
SEGARS.
QO i~\f\d~\ *'INE SEGARS
\j?-\J\J\J 40,000 Scheroota.
WM. M- BIRD k CO..
No. 203 East Bay,
August 28 One door North Cumberland-street.
HOUSE FrajpfflNG GOODS"
JUST BECEIVED,
PER RECENT ARRIVALS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BROOMS
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
BRUSHES, .CORDAGE, TWINES, kC.
Attention of Retallara especially called.
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
No. 203 East Bay,
August 28 One door North Cumberland-street,
TIMBER WANTED
AT ' ' - :
TORRE'S STEAM SAW MILL?
TUPPER k FREER.
August20 ___._5?
BLACKSMITHS' GOAL, &c.
ANTI-FRICTION METAL, SPELTER A N D TIN
MAN'S SOLDER, BOLTS AND NUTS, ?Ufft-rent
alzos. In lota to suit purchasers, for aale by
...... ... CAMERON -ft BARKL?Y,
No. 142 Meeting-street, corner Weaitworth.
August 25 _fm?v3
JUST RECEIVED.
1 A A OASES SPARKLING HOCK AND RHINE
1U? WINE .
100 canea CHAMPAGNE CIDER
C00 caaea Ale -
100 bbls. Whisky, various branda and prioes . .
10 bbls. Alcohol, 97 per cent.
60 bbls. Ale ' .-i .
60 caaes Whisky * i ; .
60 caaea Brandy ..... .
?5 caaea Stoughton Bitters .
?50 baskets Heldsleck k Co'fl. Champagne, a pure
and genuine article (, '
Brandy, Gin, St. Croix Bum . ; .. . .
8herry Wine, &c, &c.,. . .
AU of the purest quality and choap for cash, at
UEO.. W.: CLARK k CO'?.,
August 21 No. 146 Meoting-etreot.
FRESH GOODS-FULL STOCK.
PACKAGES NEW MACKEREL .
160 haga Rio and Java Coffeo t.....
200 boxea Canille?,
200 whole boxes Raisin*1. Layers'
200 half boxes RalflIn?, Laycrii ' **'
60 boxt-H Cooking Soda
100 boxes Magic Coffee
60 chesta best Teas, cheap
300 bbls. Sugar?, various klncU ...
60 Heroes Molasses '
26 bbla. Cider Vinegar
60 bbls. Corned Beef
26 bbla. Corned Pork L ''-" '
250 boxes Starch
MO boxes Soap
600 boxes Herrings '
200 boxea Pickles and'Gerldna ? ?
200 cases Baucis and Ketaupa : .
200 bbla. Extra Flour
60 packages Goahen Butter
Spicea of all klnde, MaecaronI, Citron, Preserved
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, Ac, Ac.
OEO. W. CLARK k CO.,
August 21 ' No. 146 Meeting atroet.
FURNITURE!_
."..>., " FUBN1TU1US1
WHOLESAId? AND BETAIL,
Nos. 87 AND 8i> laOWERY -. > .
' AND -66 CITRISTY-OTREET.
DEORAAF k TAYLOR
50
Have th? largest variety of
ROSEWOOD, WAL
? ALNDT .
AND MAHOGANT
PARLOR, CHAMBER? . il? .. . -.
DINING BOOH
AND LIBRARY rURNITUB*
TO bo found in this city, and ?t the lowest prices,
MATTRE88ES AND SPRING BEDS
. FROMJIS:TO?j;7- .. .
:. EXTRA WIDE CANOPY BEDSTEADS
FOU XUL ?OUIHJiRN ZRADZ.
fiiO&zXH ;-. mrrlTmo
v". . ' '- .- - ? '. .<. 1 i *
. ;rcu i-*
j
WILLI? G. \IHILDEN & CO.
Kihkt., corner ?f Bea?fal?r
I ?EALERSIN
WATHES, JEWELRY,
?ILVERWARE
F^oy GOODS
WILL O?N eVBOvtr TIJE.JLOtH OF SEPTEMBER
nextia aasorlmcuT of HOUSE KURNLSHLNG
ARTICLES,, , ! , ?V.
cO?toiMtNo'O? :
PLATED SJONS. FORKS. .PUTTER KNIVES, Ac.
TABLE An'p?CI?ET CUTJ.ERY, S0I88ORS :
DISH COVlS,-TE-C TRAYS, CASTORS
KNIFE AN?9PICE BO*ES ,
ei}K_telt,SS POBLE-S?AND TUMB
LERS; ' r I-. .-..
CHINA ANlGRlAN?TE TEA SETS
PLATES AH-DIffHES _*
JAPANNEDIND GRANITE CHAMBER SETS
TUBS, BUCfcr?, FA?I.S AND BROOMS .
HAIR AND ^O-TI BttUSHES; COMBSj -' "
BILLIARD flLLLS, -fUES^WAX. -LEATHER AND
CHAT K' " *' * u'"*"' ' ** "'"
BILLIARD T/BLESP-T?1 ORDER ;\?? ,
PORTFOLIO' OF NBWE^i'-BTYLES OT GAS^ FtX
; TintEs and ggAPga-FQR special ORDERS ,
"WATCHES AND JEWELRY CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT-GF?SPECTACLES AND EJ_E
G_iAS8E_ OF EV?KY DESCRIPTION. . ?^
OLD GOLD AN_i OU.VER PURCHASED. "
August So - ' ? ; - 1
F__MILTGEOCEBIFS
?08---:-----??_^t?r."--.--3Q8
.'. ^tVv?en Society ant.njl_y^ortli.
aLpS!?A??ME YE R
HF&??T*?*miY*?Wl>LWD WITH A
family Gito^'
ESS?N- ' '
COMr,.
. s..__v_*__ _MV_;i__._. . * *
.PORTER, ALES, .W_K?S ?ND ^IQUORS, TOBACCO
SEQARS, A?o, ;. ;..?lmP. - August 19
?N STO?fc??f?) FOE SALE
> ' ' ? - -<- --*. . ? -
. - _; . ?. A_?. - . ... .
Ko. IY? JEae?,Bj>yVpJtr?et,
; ... Jio4.,yo<Mx Qucon ??td CuinbtnTand,* ""*
A C?OlCE AND tAS?SBSTOCK OF WTNES. BRAN
A DIES. WHfHKIEiiL et?. 7 !'.."
25 cft?ies chulee OJd POTt J ** ' '
' SB cases Goldetf Sherry" **".... ' ' ?. ..
1-6 -ases Claret.' intl_dlng tho:baoat superior qualities
of St. Julien, St."Entephc, Chateau La Raso, et_?..
10O cases Rhine 'WUK Including the' most superior
qualities- of H?ct?heuC^r, Nierateiner, Ruiiishei
'. meri eVb. - -" " "- .
15 cases Haut SMitiyfrie., Including IKc" most superior
unhtlea of"The ??_tioUS brirtda.
20 cases Cbampaghe, to: wit: Marceaux, Heidseiclt,'
Fleur de Chapipagno'' *'? -J
05 cases Ginget" Wffle.
15 cUH Blaekbcrrj-'W??e, Vrhlch fs^Jilshly reoom
' liietided for Its .hodiernal qualities
00 cases St. Don.?ngo.Wm?
2D cases St. Don:fngu Punch -. ~:~
'25 cases Arrack ttlhch '"
BO cases superior Bourbon 'fchisky
' _3 cases Bourbon Cocktail " . ?
15 cases Brandy Cocktail' '
20 case3 cttra une ?ogha??vintage I?3i4'-- '"- ' -
SO cas?s extra flde Cognac?PInet CastHlbn - -
25 cases gentirne Hblland Oin ' "" "
25 cases St." Domingo Bitters . -..' -. ?'
30 bbls.'superior wlilaky?vatidus brands
2 bbls. V. P. M. Whisky?15 yeas? old
5 quarter casks Old Brandy
2 pipes Uhlon Flag Holland Gin .
4 casks Old Pale Sherry "
100 dozen Mulr's Scotch Ale
150 bbla. Philadelphia Stock Ale.
At wholesale at '- ' -..?.
No. 173 Eakt Bay-street,
I - BY
PHILIP H. KECrLER.
tO- COTTON and aU kinds of PRODUCE received in
exchange for Goods. ..- - '
Consignments received' on-sale, and every attention'
paid to tho shipment and forwarding of PRODUCE,
MERCHANDISE, oto. August It
ADVANCES MADE ON
WATCHES, DIAMONUS, JEWELRY, DRY
GOODS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
WILLIAM H. DEVLIN,
, NO. 10 COMING^ CORNER WENTWORTH-ST.
August 2o lm?*
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Drafts on New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
., . . . .. ' AT ' ' '
. P. ??. KEGLERN
BANKING OFFICE, ?o. 255 KrNG-8TBKE_',- -
August 18 . ' Corner of Beaufaln.
HOWE, DQUCIN & CO.,
Commission Mercliaiits
'.. Ship Ciiaiuller? and ?rocers,
' ' '- ' No. 151 EAST BAY? OHAKLESTON, 8..C.,?*
c hows, Jn.....;... .p. it. mi._. 0. notre.
c. & ?Thowe, .;";_'/ r;
Coioiip?LiBsiori: :Mer?_ia_it?,
No. 71 ^BROADWAY, NEW VOBKt
c. uow?, xa........ '...'.;..'.. 1 ;'..??.'.._. c. ndbrt.
Conslanments solicited.--Prompt attention ?Wen bo
sale? of Merchandise. Produce purchased :on Commis
sion, and liberal advances made.
Refer by permission t?Mcssra. H_Mnt Swift k Co.,
No. 116 Broadway; Jwo. M. S_rrTH'6 SdS'&rCo., No, 12,
Broad-at ; Kkmp, VJlx k Co., No. 116 \V_U>Rt. ; ThOmx?
k. Benuam, No. 103 Broadst. N. Y. 6mb? August 24
DAVID BARROW,"1 l -
Wholesale Commission Merchant
AND .
;?:' factor;
_N"o. I53 East Bay,
CHARLESTO??, 8. C.
?5-CO8I0NMBNT8 80LIOITED.-?? - .
August 14? i--. .1.-'m^-lm6'..'
ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
SB3P ft STEAMBOAT ?GM?$
AMD -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .
Noa. 126 AND 128 MEETING-STREET,
Charleston, 8. C/??' "f 1" ?t,' y
BbMOND A 80UI>3_ll k TO.VPbi_t??rp_ifa;i*eitfr,-ii
MVING8TON, IfOX A CO., AgenU, New York.
P. A WLLCOXBON, Agsnt, Oi-ngebnrg.& <_ini>i!. J
IJllKRAI. ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
August 15 : i .
D. 0'N_3ILL & SONS,,
i__inH'ACfnraERd and dba?ebs imj - * ,;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
*?o. 37?> King^Street, ' ' .
.: CHARLESTON; ?-.C. :
CON3TANTDY ON HAND A EAROE STOCK OK
FINE FUE AKi) WOOL SATO
FOR MEN AND BOYS. -
Angn-tM ., . t? .... . 44_lmo?
?9* CWLD ANO' STLVER.-THE HIGHEST PRE
M2?M pk? tat QOLD and 8ILVRR, at ' '
Ad?t_r?n- " .- ?o, O? KINa-OT??BT,
. .J_tl^,lta-.? ?..A.-.t
TIED U. JOW?TT,
TOB PRINTER,
No. 347 King-street,
FITE DOORS BELOW CALHOUN.
?AVINO ADDED TO HDi ESTABLISHMENT A
NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Printing Material,
PAPER STOCK, ETC.,
? now prepared to execute overy doHcrintion of
JOB PRINTING
N THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART, AT
THE SHORTEST- POSSIBLE NOTICE, AND
ON REASONABLE TERMS.
August 30 ,._... wfm
.. t" *-BV ^ r
GA^?h?* l'a ?o.,
No. 3.T5 I^?NG--?STKEET :
40 'CAD'l?IKK O.U. *i?A^- '
39 HA"* ^?""'ESTS V.. H. TEA
30 BAGS RIO COFFEE " ' " "*"
45. MATS JAVA COFFEE
50 HA?Lf R$?S.. ST^TJI*, I'OOIi
*35 BOXES CHOCOLATE
25 BOXES SWEET CHOCOLATE
IS BAGS PEPPER, BLACK
O CASES PAR AFINE CANDLES, A SUPE.
Ill O It ARTICLE.
"~k! ~'~,z ALSO,
?t Medium slzo IRON SAFE, almost' new.
?v. I '
mpe sale at lowest price? by .< i.
O AHILL &; CO.,
?>rfi- <^?.-EiOSr?3:-STIt-G"ET.
August 1* '
HEATH & COT
No: 260 KING-STREET.
JUST RECii.?v-D-o .
8UGA1?--CURED PIG - HAMS
' BUGAIt-CURED PIG BACON
TIG SHOULDERS - '
WTNE8, BRANDIES
GIN, BOURBON WHISKEY
" ST. CROIX RUM
? JAMAK?A RUM
CORDIALS, SYRUPS.
ALSO,
A JRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, Ac., Ac.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. K. HEATH & CO.
Anjiat 14 . _' lmo
T. CONNER & CO.,
S* W Corner King and tFcntworth-sts.,
OFFk FOR BALE; DURING THE REMAINDER or
thi month, their Stock at REDUCED RATES, con
aistingii part of
A GEERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES
CABS AND CRACKERS
EASTERN HAY
LIME, CEMENT
- NAILS -
l?i j . ... WINDOW GLASS
LINSEED OIL, Ac.
On fptcmbcr 1st thoy will removo to No. 70 EAST
HAY. ' 5_ '? _August 25
CIEAP CASH ST0R?7
tto. 42 MARKET-STREET,
rvoitTH SIDE, NEAR JIEK1 IM.-STKKKT,
FRNCH WINDOW OLASS. -PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY,
?rushes, Bucfeote, Brooms, Tubs," Diamond Oil for
Kcrosno and Union Lamps.
A sail lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, ana a few KERO
9ENJ&8 AND CHIMNEYS.
?ugt 18_Inio . . AUSTIN k ALBEE.
GK). W.WlLaAMS & CO.,
? Ar IHM
Wim?,
NOS 1 ;* 3 MYNE-STREET,
L CHARLESTON, S.C,
A"B? RECEIVING TH? LARGEST STOCK OF FOR
'' ION* AND DOMESTIC* MERCHANDISE ever
offcrcd.t tin? '"oiith.-wMcli will bo &old at tho LOWEST
MARKT PRICE8.
aOL7, SILVER, BANK NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS,
?XCHiNGE, etc., bought sud aold.
Augtstlt ~ ? - ; fmwl2_
1UMBER! LUMBER!
tfORSALE IN LOTS TO*SUIT PURCHASERS
FOR C?SU..U
"\*7*HiT?*PlNE FLOORING, Tongned and Grooved
- Vr TiTiito-Pinti-Ceiliifg; ronguedttodgrooved .
White Pino Shelving, dresaed ; ? ? . .
White Pine IX. in?-'h and a inch
White Pino ? Boards, inch'thick, Rough . .
2X4; ?x*, 3x9,* 4x0, 4x9, i:c.. Doors, Sashes and Blinds.
.? i ^i A1*0?.- i ' '. ! ..i ..
Assorted lot NA?L8, and i and7 Inch SPlKES.
AU of the above Lumber ia well aeafloned.
.. Inquireol. .......... W. E. REEVES,
Auguat28 6* _Ftjot Mart-et-Btreot.
4 .10.? E. CHICHESTER,
VErkl ESTATE BROKER,
No. 18 BROAD-STREET,*
;, 4. , ; CHARLF^'iON, S. 0?
A GENT FOR ToS Pl*R(5?rASE AND SALE OF
J\_ REAL ESTATE in aiy of tho Southern States:
ALSO AGENT FOR ?HE SALE, RENTING, RE
PAHH-HG, Ajp., OQ ?1ITY PROPERTY. August 22
O. V. P?NKNIN,
CHEMIST i APOTHECARY,
i. - * no, mmunra street.
* ittt?-fSSOls?imn O?* IMPORTED AND DO
MESTlJO DRUGS AND COEMIOALS consUuUy on hand.
Ats\?*jlWtl4 ' '''c iU ' "-':- .. m??
-?. W. BR00KBANKS,
PRACTICAL ?AS FITTER & PLUMBER,
rY.. . No. 288 Kin?:street,
NEXI DOOR TO^r?RTERS OLD STAND
,;kxigas\tA.' 'W ".:;* ;-'-y* f''._
Xmre nzai?vK? ? ti??aE s?pplt of lad?es'
t? >?q G?fNTLEMEN'S 8HOES AND BOOTS.
A general aasort?snt of Gentlen'en's ?nd Boy's FUR
HATS, whlc*h are* otfered" foie^'aal? at the lowest market
prices! . , > . c D- O'NEILL k SON, ?
/.. 'i r?H ?Ho\$HSl0?-?ttC?t, ?boYO Otwrge-street,
August 14 BHiatog?
S V iV IM
AUCTION SALES.
Jtocs, Straw Goods, Dnj .Goods, ?I:?-., to dose con
si'iniui'iits.
MY McKAY A CAMPUKLL.
HIS HAY. ?SOtli instant, will he sold, ut oeir Sloro.l-"
Nom. SO and n'2 H?sol-alreet, at 10 o'clock.
Case? Men's White and Colorid .STRAW HATH; Li-'
les' Fancy Dlack and White Straw Bonnets, Mih^oh"
"elt Hats: Misses' Straw and Fancy Hats; Children'*,
'urbans; Fancy Straw Blonds; Fancy Cords, Feathers, 4
'rimmingH. Arc, kc
ai-?o.
MEN'S SEWED BROUANS; Radios' Balmorals; La?*"
les' Heeled Bootees; Ladles' Elastic Oaltora; Missent
lorocco Bootee.??: Children's Fancy Shoes, kc,kc.
AND,
An invoiro of HOSIERY; Men's White and Colorcil
!otton Gloves: Silk and Wonted Dressen; Hliawls; Utah.
.inen; Printed Satinet.??; CiiHRimcrc Pants; Pins; Pocket?
looks; Mone?y Belts; Pen Knives; Ink; Razor Strop??, .
te., .'. .
AN?.
Two PIANOS.
AMD,
Sundry article, of FURNITURE; Bedsteads; Mnt
resses; chairs; Tables; Wiro Safe; Double and Single?
JountliiK lionne Ucsks, kc <
C>>iiditious canta. August :jo
Sundries,
BY McKAY <fc CAMPBELL.
rHIS DAY, ;tOth instant, will li?; nold. at our Store?, ,
Nob. 80 and K_ Hanoi-street, at 10 o'clock,
A large assortment ui MEN'S; WOMEN'S and CHILD.
SEN'S SHOES, Hosiery, Gloves, Silk Worsted Dresses,
ihawls, Pocket Books, Peuknivcs, Paper, Envelope.*, &o.
and .
An Invoice of very desirable STRAW GOODS.
Particulars on day of sale." August 30
Sherry Wine.
BY McKAY ?St CAM PU ELL..
CHIS DAY. 30th inst., will bo sold at our Si oros, Nob.
80 ami 82 Uasol-strt'ut, at 10 o'clock.
2 quarter i?asks Widow Mcta's SHERRY WINE, im.
ported in 18G0, und warranted pure. >?
Conditions cash. At"vist 30
Roots, Shoos, Clothing, Ac.
MILES J>H_M_E
WIU sell TO-MOlUtOW, 31st inM., at 10 o'clock, at his.
Store, ce?riier of King and Liberty-street?,
The following ?fell selected GOOES:
72 jiairs Men's Patent and Calf CONGRESS GAITERS
24 pairs Mon's Lasting Front Lace Gaiters
43 pahs Roy's C'ait Beiots
24 pair? Men's extra flnc Strap'^Uoes
48 pairs Boy's Culf Drogan? ' *'
fiO pairs Misse*' Kiel Congress. Gaiters
120 pairs Men's Gyat SUppcnt
24 paltH Men's BufT Oxford Tics
00 pairs Mou'l Butt" and Calf Balmorals
CO pairs Missed Gaiter Boots .
60 pairs Men's Bull" Brngans
120 -pairs Ladies' finn Congress Gaitera
48 pairs Ladies' Kid and Gaiter Balmorals
24 pairs Men'? Calf Boots ' -?
100 pairs Infant's Kid Booh* ._
A largo aH.?>rtmeut-of . Men's and Boy's Clothing;
Undershirts, Drawers, Fancy CfissiinercH, Hosiery, ice.
AugustjK) ^__' ?
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS,
ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.
ROADS, >
EIIMA.STKII, >
11. 180.). )
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
QrflCI e>F- Assistait Quaiiteh
Washington, D. C., August 11
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", October 13, at
12 M;,
FIVE (01 FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
About Fifty (fiO) Freight Cars aud One (1) Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA., October 13, at B P. M.,
ONE NEW LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE, 5 foot giiagc.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA., on TUESDAY. October 17,
FIFTY (50) FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, *
feet 8.1,' inch guage
ZNbtegn (18) now Platform-Cars, five foot guage
?? .>'"'' (2?) MW Box Cats; five? (5) foot guago
AOout three nu_.lrCtl aud fmy (a-.0) u0_ cars, 4 feet 8J?
. inch guage .
About two hundred aud thirty (230) Platform do., 1 feot
8.'? inch guage
About thirty (30) Stock e'.o., 4 feet 8>? inch guage
Twenty (20) Passenger do., 4 root 8J; inch guagu
One (1) Wrecking do., 4 feet fl'i inch guage
Two (?2) new Trucks - b ?
Sixty (CO) new Trueles, framed .
Fourteen (14) Flats, framed i
About two thousand (2OO0) tons Railroad Iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A. M., au*
to continue from day to dav until all arc sold.
TeriUR cash, in Government ffln.ls.
? -, , ' H. L. ROBINSON,
Brov Col. and A. Q, M., U.S. Military Railroads.
August 24 i o.,
LAUGE SALE OP ttdV_CRrT____iy?T __*___
ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS ) '
0xm&tt???.^^T\\?m?' i
Will be sole; at MANCHESTER, opposite Richmenel, Va.?
on TUESDAY; Ottober 3,
TWENTY-FIVE (25) NEW FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINES, live (6) foot guage, five (5) foot drivers,
cylinders 10x24 inches, capacity or tank 1000 gallous
Fivo (5) flrst-cliiss Locomotives, 4 feet fl -, inch guago
Two himdred and sixty-five (205) new Box Freight Car?,
five foot guage
Fifteen (16) new Platform Cars, five foot guago
Ten (10) Freight Cars, 4 feet ft), inch guage.
The sale to continue from day'to elay until aU arc sold*
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. '
Terms cash, iu Government funds.
I H. L. ROBINSON,
August 24 24 Brov. Col. aud A. Q. M.
UNITED STATES MILITAR Y RAILROADS.
Office of Assistant Quabtebmasteii, 1
WAMirxoTON', D. C, July 25, 1805. )
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hbjhest bidder,
the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 19; at tho Portland Co.'a
Shop in Portland Maine, Six (0) Locomotive Engines.
On THURSDAY. Scptombcr 21, at Hinkly k Williams*
Shop In Boston, Mass,, Four (4) Loe'omotive Engines.
On MONDAY, Scptcinbox 25, at Kcnuett Square, near
Philadelphia, Penn., Fifty .(50) Box Freight Cars, fouc
root cight-and-a-hDlf iiich gauge.'
On WEDNESDAY', September 27, at Wilmington. Del.?
Eighty-four (84) Box Freight Cars, five foot gauge.
The above stock is all new. and of tho very best quality.
Tho Engines are five feot gang?, live foot drivers, and
cylinders 10x24 inches. They can be changed to narrow
gauge at trifling expense. . ? >
Sales to conimejnco at 10 A." M.
Terms: Cash iu Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,
August 14 20 Brevet Colonel and A. Q. M.
BOWERS rSILCOX,
Brokers, _A.\ictioiieers,
'.' an'd' ;
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
?STWILL ATTEND TO THB PURCHA8E AND SALE
OF COTTON, RICE. *DRY O?OB8 AND GROCERIES.
Also, their attention will be given to SALES 01' FUR
NITURE, REAL ESTATE, 'fee'., ']
. Offleo tor ths present, at. No. 238 KING-STREET.
August ;v) ' ' | lmo
"WILLIS &A3M:iS?TsMr
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
...'"'" "'" '"'AND- .
SHIPPING AGENTS,
OFFICE, HI ILL H HOL SE,
. . CR?RL?SfO% S. C.
E. WILLIS.:....... ;.'.A. R. CHI80LM?
WILL ATTEND TO : THE "PURCHASE, SALE ANI?
SHIPMENT (to Foreign _nd Domestic Ports) of
COTTON, RIGE, LUMBER,- NAVAL STORES; to tho
Collection of Drafts, Purchaaa-anel Balo of aU Securities.
Consignments of vessels solicited.
.j . bkfeiw to:
Mesar?. JOHN FRABER k PQ.. Charleston, 8. C.
Messrs. QEO. W..WILIdAMS.- CO.. Charleston, 8. C.
Mcfisr?. PEN?ERG?8T, HOK k CO., Now York.
OE?. SCHLEY, Esq.; A\l?_ftl>f Ga.
T. 8. METCALF, Esq., AUiftUt?, Ga.
Messrs. CLARK, DODGE k CO., New York.
' Messw. MURRAY k NEPHEW, New York.
Messrs. %. W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia, Penn.
Messrs. PENDKltGAST, FENWICK k CO., Baltimore,
Md. :..)....
Mesare. SAM'L HARRIS & SONS, Baltimore, Md.
VST Tho Columbia Phoenix will publish overy other
day for one month, and other.South Carolina paper?
weekly tor tho samo period of tinte, and nond bills to this
fflce ' -_August 14
"HplM SON,
FACTORS AND DEALERS
Tiraber, Lumb er, B<?Idi&K Materials, &c
AVD "rN
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
JOUM EL 8-EINME?EK.a.J. H. STEIMMEIKn, Jn.
WE OFFER OUR 8ERV?CE8 AS ABOVE, HOPINO
tbat with a Ion* oxperlonco in the trade, and tho>
ad-antaaea prosented by our oM esUbUshed LUMBER
YARD AND POND, too? of Bcaulltin-street, and our Urp?
aeonalntanco with Getters ?ml Dealers at-nerMly in Tim
ber, Lumber? Ac we may fl???? W to the Interest of _H
dc-irin? to dUposo of ??,JBJ^fS,**?? ?1* _,ue * C?XL
tar office *$ preacat, KBRi, n v\ il AM ? ^^
AuguatW ... ^tttJ*.