The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 15, 1865, Image 8
_CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS....NOVEMBEE 15, 1865.
DAILY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 18C?.
POSTOFFICE, CHAI LESTON, 8. C.,1
November 15, 18C5. J
MAILS CLOSE
Eon AiiOi'HTA, Ga.?Moudays, Wednesdays and Frl-1
ih.ys, at.9 P. M.
Kon Coi.tt.MiiiA' AN? S. C. R. R. Routk?Daily (except
Saturdays), ot.9 V. M.
Fo? New York an? Points NonTit, via all Kail?Daily
(oxcept Steamer Days), at.8 A. M.
Von New Yohk anw Point* Noiirii m Stkamkh?One
hour before advertised Balling time.
Coast Route, via PonT Royal ano Savannau?Dally,
it 5 I?. M., nml sent oh often as transportation cau
be procured.
Office Honra?Brota S A. M. to r> p. M. ; Sundays, from
9 A. SI. till 10 A. BL, and these hoA.rs ici? be strictly ob
eroed. . STANLEY G. TROTT. .
Acting Postmaster.
CQMM-BR?IAL.
NEW YORK PL?TlKETS."
MOSEY MAUKET.
Tho Herald, of Saturday, November 11th, reports that
tho money market has doveloped increased activity to
day, althougli no.difficulty was experienced In borrow
ing upon first class collaterals at ?even per cent. The
dlHtrunt of umhu>inflated stoi-ki-, llko Michigan South
ent an?! Reading, is becoming more marked among len
ders. Tho "Prairie Dog" corner lui*..at the samo timo
Chocked operations, both-for a rise ?ud a fall, Ami a par?
tial li.lhargy has crept over Um market iu cbntt?ciuunoo
of tho apprehensions excited. The ?Uacount line 1h less
active, owing to tho prcferouco *uowu by lenders to in
vest their capital al MdL Tho banks discount for tbuir
custouiors at 7 percent., but 8(?i*I0 is: the outsldo ralo
for tho boat erado of commercial Uaner.
Tho ROld market was stca?ly sml ?lull. Tho opening
price -.V.-18 l in ?i, from which thero wm an advance of ;?-,
and a relapse at tho close to HO1.,'. Tho Ocuau Queen,
from AspinwaU, brought $1,247,121 lu gold.
Foreign exchange was weak in the morning, but Armor
in tho nfterncion. Daukors' bills at Bixty days were
quoted at 108 >? and 100 ,'i at short sight. *
Gold quotations by White, Morris & Co., No. 20 Wall
street :
2:00 P. M.HG!,
2:30 P. M.HO?.
J-.00 P. M.HG?;
3:30 P. M..*....H0!?
(.V. I", Commercial Advertiser, Satuntay evening.
produce market.
RiinADriTUTTs.?Receipts, 27,131 bbls. Hour, Ml bags
corn meal, 03,530 bushels wheat. fiO.COH do. corn, 32,(183
do. oats, 40,018 do. lye, and 38,820 do. barley. Tho de
mand for St.?!?) and Wc-dcrn Hour continued fair, but at
lower rates? nil grades being BcQlQe. In huyera' favor?
tho market closing heavy for all brands. Tho sales wero
12,500 (Ails. .Southern Hour was also lower, with sales
of 593 ubis. Canada flour declined 5c. (a 10c. per bbl.;
tho sales wci? to a mir uxtont?comprising 350 bbls.
Ryo Hour was quiet and unchanged. Corn meal was in
activo, but prices wero weU supported.
Cotton.? Receipts, 3784 bales. The market was
rather more nctlve and prices were steadier, closing
quite firm at our annexed quotations. Tho sulca were
4KM biles, mostly for shipment. Wo quote :
Upland. Florida. Mobile. N. 0. ?? 7'.
Ordinary.41 41 4*2 4*2
Middling.51 31 52 ?2
Good Middling....53 So 64 5*
Tho market is rather more steady; Sales 2.0U0 bale?
at St?;.fi*i2c. for Middling, closing at 52c.
Rior?la steady, with .a fair businom-doing. Sales
Sim:? our last, 500-bags at O.'ic. for Patna, and 0'?c.(??
V)',(0, for Rangoon.
[New l'or.'e Com Advertiser, Saturday Eecnina, litt.
I-'iicirsiirs were, decidedly firmer. The engagements
wero: To Liverpool, 28,000 bushels corn and wheat, at
G.,4'i'?y7a.: 1510 bales cotton, at *i@7-16d. ; per atcnnier,
900 batn cotton, at ???d. ; 350 boxes bacon, nt 25s. To
London, 1200 bills. Hour, at 2s. ; 14,0l)n bushels grain, at
7d. Cltarbm?A bark from Philadelphia to Aspluwnl!,
with coal, at $7i onco hence to New Orleans, one to
Liverpool, nnd three brigs to the West Dulles, on privutc
terms.
Gunny Rack.?Tho market was rother moro active, nnd
prices were firm. Tho sales were 400 bales, to arrivo iu
Boston, nt 10',c. gol?l and 28'?c. currcuey, in lots of 200
hale? ?well.
Gunny Cjjoth was decidedly moro active. Wo have
to notice sales of 3000 bales, part here and part in Ros
Ion, but mostly in Boston, at 24<? 25c. here, and 2<i@-24c.
?n BoetJii.
Hay was rather inactive, but prices wore without im
portant change. Tho sales were at 75c. OP 85c. for city
hale, aud 60c. ??b 68c, for shipping parcels.
M-ii.assks.?Tho market was somewhat more active
and prices were firm, without noticeable change The
salen were about 30 hlnls. Porto Rico at $1 and 100 hh.l
English Island, private.
Naval Srone^.?Kosins wero quiet, though price
were firm, th- off?ring* continuing moderate. We noto
further sales.?10 bbhi., per 280 lbs,, ot $7.25 @ $7.50;
700 btils. strained at $8 <- $0; 400 bills, No. 2, at $10 @
$12; 600 bbls. No. 1, at $H Cm $18, and 220 bbli. primo
palo at $20 @ $25?the latter pricu for virgin. Spirits
turpentine was steady at $1.12>j @ $1.15 for large and
small lots. Crude do. was moderately active, with sales
240 bbls. at $8 @' $8.50. Tar was heavy, being depressed
by a large stock?estimated at 2000 bbls. ; abo it 140 bbls.
Southern sold at $6 @ $8.50, as to quality. Pitch was
in stoady request at $7 @ $8.
Suoab was duR and unchanged. Tho sales were 210
hhds. Cuba muscovado at 14>?c. @ 15c. Refined was
-qtiiot at previous quotations.
Halt.?The sales were mostly, if not all, in a jobbing
way, to tho trade. Many cargoes have arrived, but
prices were unaffected, as tbey wero lor tho most part
previously sold. We quote (storo prices) Ashtod's,
$4 75; MarshaR's, $4 25; Liverpool ground, $2 30 @
$2 35, and Turks Island, GOc., cash.
Wool,.?The market was stoady, with sales of 100,000
lbs. fleeces at 62c. to 72c. @ 75a, 500 bales Cape at 37c. @
46o.; 10,000 lbs. California at 42c. ; 200 bales Mestiza,
30 do. East India and 00 do. white Durham, on private
terms.
Whisky.?Receipts, 368 bbls. Prices again advanced
lo. per gallon, the stock being held in few hands. The
demand was only moderato, and the sales wero limited
to 160 bbls. Western, at $2 42, at which the market closed
with mil'-*h firmness.
Arrivals at Merchants Hotel.
Jas T Briatow, TlmmonaviRo; Alex Lee, Cheraw, Mr
Mareo, Mr W Marco, City; D J Bunting, D McGrichen,
Columbia; WUliam Soyall, N Y; Stephen Trucsdolo; H
Tnppcr, South Santeo; David Wright, Suininorville; S B
White, Beaufort.'...." . - . 1 ??J ,
: Passengers.
Por steamship Alhombra, from Now York?Capt ?I B
,lonn?, Capt McLean, of bark O W Ring, Mrs Dayton aud
child, E W McBuUi, F H Whitnoy. wifo and 5 children,
L Cohen, S Rembert, wifo and 5 children, Geo Budd, I?
A Ferris, Geo Cassldey, T Z Pitcher, wife and 4 children,
Jno SUk, Rev W Lyall. L J Patv, Mrs Aun Paty, L Carr.
W R Dowltt and wife, Louis Kennedy, J Simons, G 1 :
Patterson, Mrs Murray, Mrs Tiolroont^ Mrs J Stoolo, W
McLean, W Brookbauks, Jno Burbridge, Mrs E Parsons,
Miss Cornelia Scott, T Britton. L Morris. E Morris, CT
MocClenaghan, E H Shaw, J T Davies, and 21 In steer
age.
MARINE NEWS7 "~
POUT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday. [Nov. 14
8tcamahlp ARiambra, Benson, New York?left Satur
day, ? P. M. Mdze. To Itavcnol k Co, G W Williame
k Oo, T Street, Chester Mercantile Co, 8 O RaUroad, D
Lopez, Austin k Albee, L Welskopf, O Ring, Douglas &
Miller, Graham. Fowler k MercblBon, W Brookbanks,
Capt M E Davis, M Marcus, Lowls, Brown k Strlngor,
Van Driver A Co, A O H to no, P B Glass, J R Blgelow, I
Russell, L Rich, H Bi8choff k Co, W Gregg k Co, Fisher
k Lawrence, J Heins, J W Hardy, J Kyle, Mulle r k Bonn,
B L Gracy, Courier Office, M Drucher, E B Stoddnrd k
Co, 1. chap?n, S N Hart, James Roscndalc, M Hart, Miss
E Levy, J H Taylor, Weir Ar Cunningham, G W Aimar,
W Brackbanko, G Davis k Co, Elliott A Co, J R Culph, J
A Lea k Co, T Witty & Co, P Weary k Co, Charleston
Hotel, I Hyman, G 8icl, Hopson k Sutphen, W T B?rge
A Co, Bull k Scovlll, A Canale. W O Langdon, B 8 Pelot,
i H Whitney, J Wallack. J K Devins, W Ranbenstnln, 3
O Dial, O Stcbbons, J W Hardy, O Lltzghl, W E How
land. J Sulybacker. P Epstein. T Kelly, J M Williams,
King ?V Cassidoy. J M Graver, J D Konnedy, S Drown,
Dawson ?V Blackman, P Meltzlor, J M Orcer, CahUl k
Co, K N Isaacs, Hahn k Schrodor, H v Eakor k Co, D A
Ammo, Bollmann Bros, G HolTiuan, I L Falk W Gumey
3 A Bass, Ravenel k BornweR, L Cohen, W H Klnsinao!
G A Hopley, Sharp k Fant, A W Eckel A Co, C W Wick
ing k Co, Bissen Rros, W II H:*att, Vonce, Strauss k Co,
W Matthlessen, G Little tfc Co, Ufforhardt k Campeen 1
Johnson, Stoll, Webb k <*o, Hostie, Calhoun k Co,. J R
Read k Co, Grauttevlllo Manufacturing Company, I
O'Neill, H U Hickman. O Madson, A Myors, Cameron
Barkluy <* Co, T Claffey, E L Doming k Co, T M Bris
toll, E Rates k Co, Allan k Siddous, H W Lue.kon, T J
Gibson, A Knight, J B Duval & Son, t? F Pauknln, Mor
.gan Dr. h, G Sinclair, K R Callahan, J H Schalter, Tho
Swconey, Ilogort, Demiug k Co, W Crcasor, O H MIot
Wright, Coppuck k Co, A tiling, II Hambcrgcr, Johnsoni
k Whiting, V Slattevby, King k Goodrich, B Fcldman
O Churchill, North, Stealo k Wardel, Hilton ?k Co
J D Lambert, Corbitt k Caney. S O Courtenay, G Kohrs
O O Covgcshall, J Marion, E C Carr, E L WoUs, Adami
Express Company, J B Tognl, and othors.
Sehr Clinton, Holmes, Philadelphia, 6 days. Coal, MU
Stones, and Mdze. To II F linker k Co, A Getty <k Co
L F Robortson,J) O'Neill, Gas Light Co, 8 C Rallroai
?Co. G W Willisms k Co, O'licar '& Fnnwlck, Ilolitnanr
Bros, H Oerdts k Oo, A Kroeg, Jos Walker, Agent, O r
- Avorill k Son, D J Sturgei, J N Robson, W F Paddon, 1
B Thurston, J Cantwell, H Blsohoff, 3 k D Goetzer, V,
H ' HHterby, J L Moses, O U Molso k Co, J U (iraver. i
H Prlngle, Stephen Howard, Job Dawson, J Thompsot
A- Co, B McGinn is. J M Eason, E It Stoddard k Co. H F
Strohecker. Adams k Damon, O W Steffens k Co.
Steamer Sylph, Marines, Georgetown, 8. U, 15'J bales
Cotton, 25 tierces Rice, 1HI bbU Rosin, Ac. To Adams
A FroBt, K W Waltor, Robertson, Blacklock A: Co, W K
Ryan, J Clark, Shackelfurd k Fraser, Von Holten, Tarn
son k Co, J J Rtchwood, H II Bacot.
Steamer DoKalb, Hlawson, Peo Dee River. 250 bales
Cotton. To T C Calllcott, Willis k Cbisolm, and Order.
Steamer Samson, Dcnctte, Hilton Head,
f le in?'(l for i lilx Port.
Brig Dlrigo, Rumball, at Now York, Novembor 10.
Ilrig Hall Columbia, Urcuton, at New York, Nov. 10.
Memoranda.
The Entcrpriso. Phillips, for Charleston, onU-rcd out
ward at Liverpool, October 25. Tho Jura, Wheeler, for
Charleston, Hamo day, and Western Belle, Moi'lutchle,
for Charleston, November 1st.
The sehr. Ilattic, M. Mayo, from Savannah for Balti
more, has put Into Georgetown, S. l\, short of provis
ions.
ELECTION FOR PIBMUERS OP CON
GRESS AND CLERK OF COURT OF GENERAL SES
SIONS AND COMMON PLEAS.
BE IT RESOLVED. BY THE SENATE AND HOUSE
of Representatives, now met aud sitting in General
Assembly, That mi election of four Members of tho I
House >>'( Representatives, In the Congress of the I'nltod
States, for this State, h hull be held, and the same is here
by ordered to bo held, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty
second day of November next; to bo conducted by the
samo Managers and tu Ute same manner as the last elec
tion for members of the General Assembly; ami the per
son having the greatest number of votes in any Con
gressional District, shall bo tho lioprcscntatlvo of that
District in tho Congress of the United States.
2. That tho said Managers of Elections throughout the
State shall give publie iiotieo of such elections, and on
i the day indicated ' shall ojien separate {Kills, at their
respectivo precincts, for each of said elections, und shall
conduct the same in all respect- in acconlance with the
laws and usages of this State.
3. That Immediately after closing the polls, the Mali
ngers shall count the votes polled, and after making re
turns thereof, showiug the number of votes polled for
each porsou, sliull certify tho samo under their haudf,
and appoint olio of their number to carry stich returus,
with a list of the voters, and tho ballots by tbem taken,
and report the samo to the general meeting of the Man
agern of tho District-, which ?(encrai meeting shall be
held at tho Court House of the District 'on the day fol
lowing the election, exc?*pt that the Managers for the
Election District? of Berkley and Beaufort shall hold
j their general meeting at the City of Charlogtounud the
j Village of GtltoBolivllk* respectively, on the second day
i following the election.
i 4. That the Malingers, whim so assembled In general
I meeting, shall keep uu account, In writing, of tho num
j her of votes which ciwli person so voted for shall have,
| ami shall also transmit to his Excellency the Provisional
Governor, with the ballots, u duplicate of the said ac
count.
6. That the said Managers shall, liumodiately after
said meeting, transmit the ballots by them respectively
to him, to Columbia, Eafely mid securely enclosed in
paper, sealed ami appropriately endorsed, by a messon
gor, to be by them appointed for that purpose who ahull
e by them sworn to dullvor, and who shall deliver tho
same, with the seals unbroken, to the Secretary of State
at Columbia, who shall deliver them to his Excellency
the Provisional Governor.
0. That His Excellency tho Provisional Governor is
requested to cause the sohl returns to be publicly open
ed, examined and counted in his presence at Columbia,
by three or more Commissioners, to lie by him, and un
der his hand and seal, uppniutcd for that purpose, aud
to ascertain tlio uuinber of votes given at the Hill elec
tion for any person, and what four persons shall have
respectively the greatest number of voles ii^thc aevoral
Congressional District?, and to deposit tho original poll
of each of said Diet! lets in tho otllcoof the Secretary oi
State: otul ufter having ascertained that four poraous are
elected, as before directed, he is requested to give notice,
by proclamation, that Umso persona have boen duly
elected Mcmbors of tho House of Representative* 111 tho
Congres* of the United States.
7. That the messengers herein provided phnll be en
titleil to receive out of the Treasury of th?*.- Blato u com
]i iiH.ition fipial to "fltc dol?an? per diem, and tverify'
cents per milo going to and returning from Columbia;
and the number of days and miles to be ascertained by
the Secretary of State, who shall certify pay-bills tnen;
for.
In accordance with the above, the Managers of Elec
tlohs for Charleston District will proceed to open the
Poilu, at their different precincts, for a Member of Con
gress; and, by resolutions of the General Assembly, aim?,
at the same time and places, for the rlrvlion of u Clerk
of the Common Picon and O ene nil Sessions for Charles
ton District
Ward No. 1?At tho City Hall.
Ward No. 2?At the Court House.
Ward No. II?First Poll?At the Market.
' Ward No. 3?Second Poll ? Palmetto Engine - bouse.
Anson-srrcet. ...
Ward No. 4?Firht ToU ? Hope Fire Engine-house,
Arcbdalo-strect.
Ward No. 4?Second Poll ? Englno-house corner ol
George and College streets. , .
Ward No. 5?Eagle Euginc-h'onse, Meeting-street
Ward No. 6?Washington Englne-houBe, Vandcrhorst
strvct.
Ward No. 7?Engine-house in Columbus-street
Ward No. 8?Wiley's Wagon-yard, King-street
MANA GERS.
WA H II NO. 1.
CHARLES LOVE, Chairman.
H. Vf. 80HRODER. | 0. WILLIMAN.
VVAIID MO? 2.
J. LEGARE YATES. ? T. A. WHITNEY.
M. BOLGER.
WABD MO. 3?FIBST POLI,.
J. D. MILLER. | THOS. P. O'NEILL.
A. J. TIMMONS.
WABD MO. 3?SECOND I'0__,
JAMES GILLILAND. A jDHAS. T. TC. R0GER8.
P. P. LOCKE.
' VWABD NO 4?Kl US T POU..
--. I T. AIMAI!.
8. WEBB.
WABD NO. 4?SECOND POIX.
J. L. PATTERSON. I A. J. BUREE,
L. V. MARTIN.
WABD NO. 6.
P. C. GUERRY. I D. C. GIB80N.
E. C. KEOKLEY.
WABD MO. G.
GEO. 8. HACKER. | M. T. BARTLETT.
T. L. WEBB.
WABD MO. 7.
E. C. THAR-N. J J. H. SYMMES.
T. A. CONDY.
WABD MO 8.
Vf. P. RUSSELL. I W. W. RILEY.
T. E. TORLEY.
KS-0 CHARLES LOVE,
Novembor IS Chairman.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, I
Charleston, November 13,1865. I '
ON TUESDAY. THE 14TH INBTANT. THIS ROAE
. will be open botween Cl?arleaton and Ediato Rivet
(29 miles). '.:,.'
Possongor Train will leave 8fc Andrew's Depot for
Edlsto River, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al
9 A. M.; returning same days, will arrive.at St An
drew's Depot at 4 P. M.
Until the Company's ferry Is ro-establlsbed, passen
gers can cross the Ashloy Itlver at the Now Bridge Ferry
For additional Information, apply at the Company'
Office, S. C. R. R. buildings, John-street.
U. 8. HAINES, Eng. and 8npt
Novomber 13 6 mwf
SCHEDULE SPARTANBVRG AND UNION
RAILROAD.
Uniontille, 8. 0., November 7. 1866.
AFTER THIS DATE, THE TRA1N8 ON THIS ROAE
will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays o
each week, from Spartanburg Court House to Sholton,
connecting by Stages with wlnnsboro' and Columbia
8. O. THOMAS B. JKTEh, President,
November II ,_, stuthG
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1
Of-Aii-E-To**, 8. C, Nov. 6th, 1865. J
O"
AND AFTER THURSDAY, 9TH IN8T., THE
Passenger Train will run tho following Schedulo:
ticavo Charleston.6A. M. .
Arrive at Charleston.'.4.15 P. M.
I-javo Hopkins' Turn-out.7 A. M.
Arrive at Hopkins' Turn-out.3.30 P. M.
? . . H. T. PEAKE,
November 7 . Armera) Suo?rinl?mlnnt. I
NOTICE.
LIME! LIME! LIME!
EIGHT HUNDRED (800) BARRELS LIME, FOI
salo by ERA Uli H A MALLONEE,
llorlliee-'fl Wharf, near the Northeastern l.ailroad,
November 13 6 Vtholcaalo and Retail.
WM. MARSCHER & CO.,
MTIOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, LIPRS, WINES,
SEGARS, &C.
-tSTO. 78 EAST -BAY,
HAVE IN STORE. AND NOW LANDING PER
STEAMERS AND SCHOONERS?
1000 sucks Coarse and Fine LIVERPOOL SALT
160 sacks St. Domingo, Rio and Java Coffee
200 libls. Crushed A, C, Yellow and Brown Sugar
100 piu'kivRes Green and Black Toas, In chews, half and
quarter chests
.00 boxes English Dairy aud Gonhou Chceie
I 200 boxes Fire Crackers
200 bags Shot
I 60 boxes Collins'Axes
200 packages Mackerel, in bbls.. half bbls.. ml kits
ir>0 bbls. Extra and Super Flour
jardines, Raisbis, Citron, CurruiU
Mace, Spice, Teppern?
AND,
! A well eeleetcd stock of HARDWARE, Crockery, Do
mestic and Imported Liquors, Segara and Tob?ceo, with
many other articles too uumorous to mention.
November B . ; ? thsnwv
LATEST ARR?V__L,
PER STEAMSHIP AND SAIL?
200 BarrelH FLOUR
25 barrels Crushed Sugar
100 barrels Brown Sugar
UK) barrels Mackerel
!?O one-half liarreln Mackerel
\ 50 one-quarter barrels Mackerel
100 kit- Mackerol '
25 tierces. Hams
25 hogsheads Molasses
100 boxes Adamantine Candlca
25 bags Coffee
300 dozen Mustard
25 bagB Pepper
25 bags AllHpico
100 boxes Soap
100 boxes Starch
50 dozen Brooms
50 dozen Buckets
26 barrels Linseed Oil (boiled)
i 200 dozeii Mason's Blacking
250,000 Scgars (favorite brands)
600 Reams Note, Letter, and Foolscap Paper
50 dozen Collins' Axes
. 25 boxen Extra C Tobacco
10 boxes Scarfulatti Smoking Tobacco
100 Cooking Stoves (desirublo styles)
300 boxes Tin (all grades)
2000 feet Lead Pipo (assorted sizes)
100 colls Manilla Rope. "
For sale by
ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
Nos. 126 and 128 MEETING-STREET,
November 10 And Nob. 63 and 55 Hasel-etreet.
W.H. KIDD &C0!,
Commission and Produce Merchants,
UNTo. 112 East Bay.
?
| LIQUORS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
. ^ _? . .......
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT i
4 CASKS BRANDY, at $l.OH
H) barrels Bourbon Whisky, at $2.80
10 barrels Rye Whisky, at $2.70
50 barrels XXX Whisky, lit -.2.20,
The abovo lot of LIQUORS wo ore authorized to
dispone of at New York i>ricon.
W. II. KIDD & CO.,
November 1 _ No. 112 EAST BAY.
bagging,Tropea sugar,
FLOUR.
BALES HEAVY GUNNY'BAGGING,
60 coils Manilla Rope, ? inch, .-' I
15 barrel*? CniBhfd Sugar,
66 bus-e Is Uice Flour.
For sale low by BRUNS k REE,
November 11 _ No. 84 East Bay.
LIVERPO?^^
PAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
tJ\J\J 20 hhds. Shoulders
30 boxes Choice Shoulders
10 hhds. Choice Bright Sides.
Now landing from bark .Justina, and for salo by
JAMES W. BROWN & CO.,
November 10 Nos. 136 and 138 Meeting street -
10
25
PILOT BREAD.
BARRELS MASON'S EXTRA PILOT BREAD.
Now landing per barb Justina, and for sale by
JAMES W. BROWN k CO..
November 10 Nos. 136 and 138 Meeting street.
BROOMS, BUCKETS, &o.
1 AA DOZEN BROOMS
1UU 100 dozon Buckota I
10 cases Tacks
100 boxes Soap
Nests Tube, Ac, Ac.
Now landing per bark Justina, and for sale bv
JAMES W. BROWN k CO.,
November 10 Nos. 136 and 138 Meeting street.
POTATOES, ONIONS. BEETS, CARROTS
ETC.
ff f\f\ BBLS. POT ATO E8, ONIONS, BEETS, ANI
OVJKJ CARROTS in store. landing, and for sale lov
by BERNARD O'NEILL,
Novomber 13 3 No. 189 Eaat Bay.
HAMS, SIDES, SHOULDERS.
ST tT. HHD8. CHOIOE SIDE8 AND SHOULDERS
f J\J 50 casks choice Sugar-cured Hams
In store and to arrive. For aale by
BERNARD O'NEILL.
November 13 3 No. 189 East Bay.
MUSCOVADO MOLASSES AND
. SUGAR. . '
fjpr TIERCES CHOICE MUSCOVADO MOLASSES
4 eJ 50 bbls. choice Muscovado Molasses
150 bbls. Sugars, various grates
With a largo and varie.l assortmouf of Groceries. Fo:
sale by BERNARD O'NEILL, .
November 13_3_No. 189 Eaet Bay.
PIKE'S MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
IZ(\ BARRELS ABOVE CELEBRATED BRAND. I
t)\ f consignment, and for sale low, with otlicx
brands, by BERNARD O'NEILL,
November 13_3 No. 180 Bast Bay.
"WHISKY ! WHISKYJ
DIRECT FROM BOND?
Meohan's" IRISH WHISKY
Jkjnaice. Bum
"Oarrasquedo" Sherry
"Holland" Gin
"Crescent" M ml n ira
"Otard" and "Cog_j_a" BramJio
BOURBON WHISKY, finest in market
J. D. It A VAN AH, No. B'A East Bavjr.
October 13 lmo
HLIQUoSsri-JQU?RSr"
INCLUDING A MOST EXTENSIVE SUPPLY Ol
everything In the LIQUOR BUSINESS.
soon as :
200 bbla. WITISKY, somo old, some splondid, ant
Bomo very cheap
10 quarter oa_k- BRANDY
100 packages WINES, CHERRY BRANDY, ST
CROIX RUM, PORT WINE, ?to., ?fas.
3000 caaes WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, ?to., ?kc
Call at our largo ?teles Rooms, No. 145 MEETING
.STREET.
GBO. XV. CLARK St CO.
October 13
SALT, FLOUR, ETC.
IfTAA 8ACK8 LIVERPOOL SALT
LD\J\J 60 SACKS turk'b island salt
100 BBLS. BEEF
100 BBLS. AND HALF BBLS. PORK
200 BBLS. EXTRA FLOUR
S?O BBL8. SUPERFINE FLOUR ,
200 0HEK8E-DIFFERENT KINDS.
For Bale cheap for cash by
OEO. \V. CLARK St CO.,
Octobor 13 !Vo. 14r> M?*eHnR-*tre_t.
GIN COCKTAILS,
f N OASES, no.
I GIN COCKTAILS
Morning Call
Schnapps
Old Tom Gin
Bourbon Cocktail
Eyo Openor
Royal Windsor Bitters
KuinmeL
J. D. KAVANAOH,
October 13 lmo No. M* Kait Day.
CHEESE! CHEESE?
l-fl-Ti SMYLL ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE. AC AX
X" f \ J nicelvcd per steamer, find for sale low by
JOHN KINO k CO.,
Noveml>er 11 wfin't N?>. 88 Hasel atrnrt.
SCABFALLETTI TOBACCO.
2 OASES SCARFALLETTT TOBACCO. FOR SALE
low, to cluno conslgnm? nt. by
CAMERON. HAHKLKV k CO..
November l."? wf? No. 150 Meeting Htrent.
SALT! SALT!
1 HAH BACKS SALT, NOW LANDING 1ROM
JLV/\J\j ship Ueuei-al Windhnm, from Liverpool.
For salo Iry JOHN KINO k CO.,
November IS .1 _ No. ?8 Hasel-stroet.
LIVERPOOL SALT AFLOAT.
A Ci A f\ 8ACK? LIVERPOOL SALT NOW LAND.
HhV/l.""/ lug from ship "Gonornl Wlndhaia," and
for male by ROBERT MURE A CO..
Noveinbor H No. CC? Church-street.
COAL AFLOAT.
C)AA TONS BEST QUALITY RED ASH COAL. EGG
??\)\J size, now lauding from the Schooner J. A.
Griffin, from Philadelphia, and for sale bv
H. F. DAK ER ?V CO..
November 14 A No. 20 Cumberland-street.
Rice, Twine, Salt.
BARRELS RICE
100 sacks Liverpool Salt
11 bales Bagging Twino
400 Gunny Bags.
For sai? oy BRUNS .V. BEE,
November 10 No84 East Bov.
Hams, Beef, Vinegar.
C HHDS. SUPERIOR BAMS
O :i hhds. good H-uns
20 bbls. extra Sugar Cured Hum*
25 bbls. Mess Beef
25 l>b!s. beat Cider Vinegar
For Half by J. S. SCHIRMER.
November 7 No. 18 North Commercial Wharf.
Mackerel?Liquors.
-I /Ary ? ACKAQE8 NOS. 1, 2 AND '.I MACKEREL.
lvU barrels, half barr?la and kits
10 bbls. superior Old Family Rye Whlskv (18C0)
10 bblx. Old Bourbon XXX Whisky (1810)
40 cases Old Bourbon Whisky
40 cuses Old Cocktail
40 cases Old Brandy, Heune?svaud Piuet, Cast ilion & Co.
25 case? Old Rye Wills!?y
25 casos (Swan] Gin.
Just received por brl? Iza, from Boston, and schooner
Mszyck. and for sale low by A. J. SALINAS,
November 4 Nos. 23 and 25 Vendue Runfie.
.30
Bacon, Lard, Raisins.
10
CASKS PRIME SHOULDERS
M kegs Lard
100 boxes Laver Raisins. For sale by
J. 8. SCHIRMER.
No. 18 North Commercial Wharf.
November 0 C
c
Sugar and Whisky.
1UR.\ 3UGAR. IN BBLS.
Iloarbon Whisky, in bbls.
For ?ale by T. TUPPEH & SONS,
November 8 6 ' Brown's Wharf.
Butter, Segars.
1 S~\ FIRKINS PROIE EUTTER
JlVJ 10 M So'i^rs .
10 der. Canned Peaches
10 doy. romand Meato
For sale low, to closo oonajgomeat, by .
, T. SAVAGE HEYWARD & SONS.
October .10 * No. 12:1 East Ray.
Blankets.
"\?TE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORT
?T MENT OF RLANK.LTS. which we offer for sido
at reasonable figures.
T. SAVAGE HEYWARD k SONS.
October .10 No. 12.1 East Bay.
Hardware.
STORE TRUCES
STORE LOOKS
RIM LOCKS
KNOB LOCKS
PADLOCKS
AUGURS
SAWS
BUCK SAWS
PLANES
TROWELS
WHITEWASH BEU8HE8
BRACES
AMES' LONG-HANDLE SHOVELS
AMES' SHORT-HANDLE 8HOVELS
For sale by
T. SAVAGE HEYWARD k SONS,
October 30_No. 123 East Bay.
Liverpool Salt Afloat.
"I /~\f\r\ 8A0K8 COARSE LIVERPOOL SALT, IV
1UUU seamless sacks, landing from the shir
Amolla, and for sate from the wharf, by
THADDEUS STREET. '
November 7 No. 74 East Bay.
Rice! Flour!
err\ bags best java rice
D \J 60 bbls. SUPERFINE FLOUR.
60 bbls. Fine Flour. For sale by
J. 8- 80HIRMER,
November 7 No. 18 North Commercial Wharf.
Bice ! Bice ! Bice !
HOPKINS, MCPHER80N k CO.. NO. UKS MEETING
STREET, keep constantly on hand a supply o:
FRESH BEAT WHOLE, MIDDLING, and SMALL CARO
LINA RICK. lmo October 31
E.
Bar Iron.
ODND. 8QUARE AND FLAT.
For salo by J. M. EASON,
No. 0 Exchange-street,
' November 3 * Rear of old PostofBco.
Stoves! Stoves!
Qiiri STOVES, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES OI
fjxjyj ROOMS. For sale at Manufacturer's Prices
by HOPKINS, MoPHERSON k Co.,
October 31 No. 16S Meeting-street.
Paper! Paper! Paper!
Twine! Twine ! Twine !
Bags! Bags! Bags!
H?LLING8WORTH & WITNEY'S PATENT MA
CHINE-MADE PAPER BAGS, for Grocers' anc
Millers'uso: White, Manilla and Straw Wrapping Pa
pora; Jute, Flax, Bailing and Paper Twine?; Note, Let
tor and C?p Writing Pajier; Envelopes of every dosorip
tion. II. ?I. JAME? Si BRO?,
Wholeanle Paper Warnhomc,
No. 4 HAYNE-STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
November 9 ?3
AMBROTYPE^AMBBOTYPES !
REOPENING OF THE
STIR ANBROTVPE GAUM,
Corner of King and Market streets.
Ambrotypes at 50 cents each.
IN FINE OASES PROPORTIONABLY LOW.
November* _ _lmo
Heidsieck & Go's. Champagne,
THE PUREST, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THI
market.
CaII and purchase of
GEO. W. CLARK Si CO.,
October 13 No. 1-15 Rlcetlng-strcet.
SPECTACLESir SPECTACLES!"
GLASSES TO SUIT ALL AOE8, FITTED IN GOLD,
SUrer and Steel fr?unoa, by
ALLAN ?V H1DDONH.
Bente.mii r*H No.:???? Kl. ireet.
SOUTHERN .
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED ON THE MOS1
reasonable terms for the LEADING NEWSPAPER!
In thr South. Specimen copie? oan be seen by applying
U> HORACE P. BUG-?.
P. O. Box 341. Ho. 108 Market-atreet.
Advar-tiaara wUl do weU to oeR. SeptaabwU
FOR L.rVKKI??>OL._A 1 liltl i isi?
l^bark -ARAH PAYSON, Ovnrge Dakln, M-nter.
-&KI__t>410 tons, wiU mtvt with dispatch. l''?>r'Fn?i,?ht'
^- ^t?** apply to BAYKHKL ?t 00. '
November II c,
FOR MVr.ltl'OOl,?TIIK Al FIRST
V?ase. Clipper Ship TAMERLANE, ?F-vlWOU
?rj_$J?iiin.'?ier. w*** *aRW*e tnumadlato dispatch.
" *m Liberal advuiii-ot. made on consignment*,
l'or Freight engngeiiieiitM, applv t<>
Novemb.ir H WILLIS A CHISOLK.
XO SAIL EARLY THI.s WEEK.
FOR NEW YORK?MERCHANTS'
* Regular Line. The stmiueh and olrgant puck
?et Schooner MYRoVEK. HOOBKH, Master,
a will sail a? above. Want? JOO bales cotton to
Apply totho Ap.-iit, WILLIAM 110ACH,
C'>r. Bast Bay und Adg-tr's South Wharf.
Nowmbr? 15 2
FOR NEW YORK?STAR LINE.?
^The _rst-?.laiw packet Hchr. ALBERT MASON.
>Capt. llnowN, will leave for the -bave* jort on
?Saturday, lsth itist., lfni.lsooni-rfi.il.
For Freight or Passage, apply 1?>
D. .1. STl.ROES,
November IC No. 10 Vendit*? Rang.-.
FOR PHILADELPHIA_TIIK
-ist sailing Packet Brig O. F. OEEKY, Captain
?CoNKr.ts. having a large portion of her cargo
'engaged, will have dispatch. For 1'ri-ight, ap
ply to II. F. BAKER k CO.,
November 0 No. 20 Cr_mberlaiiil-xtre?.-r.
FOR BALTIMORE?THF: FAST
rtaillng Pa.liet Schooner SUSANNAII. For
iFrelgnt engagement-, apply to
? WILLIS fc C'HISOLM.
N?m?mbor l.'l 1 North Atlauti** Wharf.
.FOR FRKI-UUT OR ?HARTER_
The fast-sailing S.hf.oner CHARLOTTE. Capt.
iTiio.-. Chai*i.:v. in good order mid well found in
every respect. Capacity ;M.?W> bushel?, or f.<H>
Apply on board, fet Aivotnmod.ilion Wharf, or
FEHOCSON k HOLMES.
N.-ivomb?:' 13 2
FOR FREIOIIT OR CHARTER,
'FOR BALTIMORE.?The A 1 Bo >_ JUSTINA.
>Hugg, Master, vUl have dispatch for th?*
?? above port. For Freight diuagniocnt.?, npplv
JAMES Vf. BROWN A* CO.,
November 14 Nos. 130 and 138 Meeting-street.
VESSELS WANTED TO LOAD AT
J-x*- Ofiorgctotvu for Northern ports; also at
EflpYanhancy Ferry (Pee Dee) ami Lcnud's Ferry
l*-? ?s"(Sant'*i-'t for this r??rt.
Apply to SHACKELFORD & PHASER.
November 14 3* Accommodation Wharf.
SCHOONER FOR SALE.?THE SCII.
WILLIAM AND JOHN, about 50 tons; has been
put iu thorough order, with new eallH and rig.
Ring, ond well found in overv respect. In now
ready for service. Can be seen at Vundcrhorst's Wharf.
Apply t<> 11. T. WALKER,
November 15_ _ ?- Vandorbont's Wharf.
GEORGETOWN AM) CHARLESTON.
New AccoiiiocUition lane.
Lrnvine Areommorlnt ton "tVlinif. C liarlos
ton, livery SATl'RDAY mid TUESDAY
MORNING, at Eight o'clock, and CWorge
totvii ?Tory MONDAY and F1UDAY
PIORW1-?, at Srvin ??*< !<>< U.
THE SUPERIOR FAST-OOLYO
C3-E2ST- IE?00K:_E_:R,_
CAPT. J. F. LONG,
WILL MAKE HER FIRST TRIP ON SATURDAY
KOKNINO NEXT, tho 18th inst.. and run regu
larly as above. She has superior accommodations for
Passenger.-?, and will take Fr?'ight at reasonable rates.
Cabin Passage.$4 00 | Colored PanHcug?*rs.. *f3 00
For Freight or Pasta?;?-, apply on board to Captain
I.ONO, or to
SHACKELFORD k FRASER, Agents,
Accommodation Wharf.
FRASER A SHACKELFORD, Agents,
Oeorgc'.own, 8. 0.
tnr Tho Darlington New Era will copy four times, and
send bill to this office. 4 November 15
FOR NEW YORK.
THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
OF FIRST-CLASS STEA.ISHIPS:
GRANADA, I QUAKER CITY,
ALHA-HJRA | ANDALUSIA,
THE
STARLiaHT,
CAPTAIN PEDRICK.
YX/TLL LEAVE BROWN k CO.'8 WHARF ON WED
YV NESDAY. November 15, at 3 o'clock P. M., pre
cisely.
For Freight or Passage, having HAND80ME ACCOM
MODATIONS, apply to
RAVENEL A: CO., Agents.
F South corner of East Bay and Vanderhorst's Wharf.
November 13
New York and Charlestoii
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IH*R> iiiff each Port every AltornateThursday.
STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER,
Capt. R. Vf. Lookwood.
STEAMSHIP MONEKA,
Oaft. C. P. MAitimns.
ITMIEHE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERINO EVERY 1NDUCE
JL MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING)
PUBLIC, having superior accommodations fer Passen
gers, vrith tables supplied by every luxury tho New York
and Charleston markets can afford; and fur safety, speed
and comfort arc unrivalled on tho coast.
THE NEW STEAMSHIP
EMILY B? SOUDER,
CAPTAIN R. W. LOOKW00D.
WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF ON
Thursday, Nov _ber 16, at ? o'clock, pre
cisely.
Liberal advances made on consignments to Now York.
For Freight or Passage apply at the office of tho Agents,
WILLIS k 0HIS?LM,
November 11 North Atlantic Wharf.
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