The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 22, 1865, Image 5
DAILY- NEWS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVF^LUET! 22. 1865.
rosxoFFicj. ciiAarasTox. s. c?
November i", iwj5- )'
mails c?.i'/s::
Foe Augphta, G a-?Monday.-, Wednesdays 'and Fri
davu. at.9 !' H,
Fnn Colombia as? S. c. R. R. Boircit?Daily (except
Saturdays), at.9 I*- M.
FoeXicw Yobs and Pour? Normt, m all Hail?Daily
(except Steamer Days;, at.3 .V M.
Foa Nkw Yori asd Polvts Sobtu r-mi 5tk.oikb?One
hour beforo advertised sailing rime.
Coast Route, via ""'>bx Rovai. anu SavaNKAJL?Daily,
at 5 P. M., a. sent as often as transportation can
be procured.
Office Hours?From S V M. to C P. M. : Snndaj ?. :r ??.
?? A. ??. till 10 A. M., and tu< ? UouiT witf ?f???> < >
?r^j trnsr-nv o. tbott.
? ' i.:::. PosllUSSteT.
CQMM EliCIAL.
ft'EAY VOiili. MARKETS.
movky MaBKBT. da%
The Comptroller of the "Currency baa propose ', the
Tollo-.riag rules for the redemption of National Rank
notes: . I
FirU?Til* notes are to be redeem, u by ihfa b.?!ii.< .
which thry arc respectively Issued, aud should not be
returned to thU office in ?ums loss than dye hundred:
dollars or even multiples Ol that amount.
StcmJ?Mutilated note* which bava \>eco torn or do- >
bind will bo ruceived. when presented by the hanli tlia: >
iasuod them, provided thtvfriwrnieut*! a? r*?titrn?il4
and itecagravingorsignaiuivsareii ?i m ?.,i.m
thnt it cannot be dctormtn-1 by what bani. llicn.it?
were'ssued.
r.::r..'?Flagman?! ahouhl be rcdecraad by the
in fuit when accompanied by au atbtktfil slating ih'.?j
anse and manner of nintilatiou, and '.Uj: the musing :
part of the note is totally destroyed. Ttie good Chirac-j
tor of the alhdavit sliouUalao !>. fttlij vouchedfor by i
the. officur by whom tho affidavit i.< taken.
There is uo change in tbe discount line. Tbc voluniu i
of transactions at the banks ;s limited, bui the demand i
is active. Much of the commorcial paper offered to the
latter \s declined, mrt has to submit to a shave of 15020 i
_p?r cent, among the note brokers. First class paper !* I
quoted at 7@9 per cent. and t!:c second arade ? LOfytn. I
The guid market was steady, the opening ami closing j
? price being 14". cud the only deviation '? downward.
Foreign exchange was firm, but not at live. Danker*'
bills at sir".- days war* quoted as 109 ('01(19, short eight
iiu/ts?ilu ?- the tramactloua ta tbe former were
generally at 10STJ j
The deposits ; a exchange foi* certifiestes at theSnln i
Treantuy to?day amounted to StUl.OOU- making u total |
of&bont $1,700,000 since the books opened Wedln?? :
day.?A~cw TurklTtraM. Uta.
LATEST.
Tho New York Erpreta, ><: Saturday, ist!:. 3-. .'. M., i
says :
The money market U easy for call loans : ! ~ per cent.,
and tho d. maud in less ergon I than yi slcrday.
?iiu discount mark- ? is dull, and corninsrcial psp^-r j
does not increase in favor. Prime md good signature* |
paisj at 7(5-9 euu;., and other names range froui ! >
lit1 cent
Storb:.;,' exchange is firm M 103 '.' ? luPT; fr.r banker*. I
ani tliere has been a fair business done for tu-morruv? '.
packets.
The amount <>f gold certificate* to-day ai thi
SulvTreasnry was $643.900.
The amount gold iuterrst ;-iid Lo-daj" was $: 1 l.KGO,
Governments are arm, and the gold bonds are a !hu>
tiou 1 ctter.
At the second board tho Stf-k marbct was ann, but
Rouerai;;-- ?lui!.
Gold closed ttoadily at 147.
POODUCE UAItltET.
i;ci-.\::!.r-p>-.-.? UuCCiutS, ?O.tiii bul;. Flour, 7rt do.
i ;ora y-^A. 33.S0S bushels Wheat. IS, UM ?o. Cor:!. !.< i?.
Odtx 7721 do. Bye, and i!7Cn do. Harkty. The tnstkel
for state and Western-Flour wa>; dnil and heavy, ami
l*rices rulei! s .( j-Uo. in buyers' favor, tiie market i b.-n
in;> heavy v. the dcciiue. The sales wero abontOOOU
hWs., ?t our reviscil quotations atmer ed. Boiithcrnj
Flour was a shade lower, though a more active domain]
preva.le.!, tbe ?'ai.-.s comprising 3SO0 bbla. Canada Pionr
?-a.. inactive, ttnd fully J?uieiOe. lower. The sal. - wnrs
confined toWl bbla. Hvu Flour was quiet and michang
cd. Tho transactions in Corn Kcsl wore Umitcd to rsM
bb!:?. Drandj wine at i~>. ^-...mc Jirscy Hold ;it t.
We quot : :
Suportiue State and Western Floor.{>7 75 H fk'i
Extra State. s m .... 8 :i?
Choice state. s as - t. s r>o
Comui'ii ?.1 medium extra lYostcm.s "o < s es
Kxtrarmmd boop Ohio.k su es 9 >k<
Western trade brands.. 9 (is <<i y 7")
Common Southern..'.a <u m. 10 :jo :
Faney ar.i ex:ra do.10 40 (W 16 00
Common Canadian. 8 2u c* k w
Goodtochm i and extra.T.. ? M cr 11 ou
The deman 1 (or wheat was very lu-jderute, und prices
ruled ic. tower. The sales were 60,000 bushels, at #'J.41
foe qo<* amber Stato, $1.87@1.R8 for amber Mliwaukcr), j
a?:d $1.70(iv'1.37 for Chicago spring aud Milwaukee club.
The cum market was again firmer, with a continued j
good inquiry, and prices advanced l'o -j.-.. The sale*
were about K5,00(1 bushels, at '.lllfu 93c, for uusuund. 95^ |
S7c. for soun 1 mixed Western, and ? 1.07 for cxtrachoioi :
yellow. The tronwictions in oats were at 46(g32c. for J
unsu-.md, ant GOfaCSt;. for sound.
Cotton.?Receipts 3201 baled. Tbe demund was fairly j
active and prices were sometldug better, though at the !
cloa? antmutton subsided to a groat extent and prices ;
were hardly ?0 firm. Middling grades of New Orleans
and T 'xas wore scarce, and 53e. was demanded. The. |
utiles, however, were chietly at ourHnbjoinod quotations, j
at which ihr market closed. The solus a-cre ilOO bales.
We quote :
Upland. Florida. MMb: A* 0. <{ T.
Orduwv.35 :U". 36 :<7
Middling.51 51 53 S? I
Good Middling_53 54 ' r,| .
CorritK.?The market was lairly active aud prices
were without important variation. We note sales of
cargo by Ouecropa, comprising 5025 bags Rio, at a pri?
vate price. The present quotations are nominally n
follows:?Bio?prhnc. 21c. ; good. iO'ic.fa'Jle. : fair,
18J(e-#19,4C; ordinary. 172fc@18Vc.' f.ilr to good
cargoes. IS'iCi^aOc.: Java, mats and bans. 28c.@smt%;
Maracaibo, 22e.(*2ic. ; Lagnayra, 22c.(fi il'cc. j St. Du
min?:o. I7?(c@18JjC, nRgotd, net cash, duty paid.
Gunny B.\os.?The demand wa? rather more a?-li-c
?ad ;>r:t es were very firm, with sales of S00 bales at 19c .
ucld.
Gux.vvCf.oTH.?The market continued t? rulobuoyant
und firm, with u steady, g'iod domand. The sides wore
409 bales, in Boston, ?t a price a shade undpr 25c, and
330 do. here, at 26c. ; also, 300 do. to arrive, here, at a
private price.
Hay.?.\ moderate douaud prevailed, and prices wer;:
without particnlar change. The sales were at 70c.$|80c.
fyr city bale, and 60o.@0oc. for shipping parcels.
MoLAsats,?The market continued dull, without ran
terial alteration in prices. The sales were in aniall par
cels. We note sales by auction of 15(1 hhda. Dcmerara
ai. Gram 30c. to 90c on four mouths.
Naval Stobks.?-Rosins were less active, and prices
? eve drooping. The Bales cover 051? bbls. ?t 2$0 pounds'
oommou, at $7.23. 3C0 da strained at $7.50^s9,S0, 400
do. No. 2 at $10?] !. 375 do. No. 1 at SI3@ 17, lud 23R do.
prime pule ^: f> j?$-23, a? to quality, the latter an ex
treme rate for hue Virginia. Spirits of Turpentine were J
and heavy. Tbe sales were mostly in small lots at j
$1. fuji'.j. 12.'i, tbe inside price tor aholesalc parcrls. The
".'! '.'.. i^s of crude turp< ntiiie were light, and prices were
firm, with sales for manufacturing purposes at $.s..vi;4fi.
T*r was heavy and lower, with a large stock und small
domand. The sales were at S5.'.';-7.5ti. as to quality.
Pitch v.;,; in moderate demand for consumption at 57
t*y so.
Nails.?Cut continued in active demand, with a low
stock, at Sc.tjsS.'ic: ollnch-i-liU nominal for want of I
stock; forgetl horse wcro Ktt?ailyal Mt?c. for 8J.: cornier,
55c. yellow metal, 33c, and zino 30c cash.
BcuaIl? Hie market ppeueil rather more steady, un
dcr a : improved inquiry, but the sales wi re ag.mi light,
as botdvia wore uot dlsiKved lu Hell at prl-x-s offen?<L
Wo noto pah - u? 120 hh<!s. 1'i^rto Rico, on private terms
and 30 ithds. Cub.: r.mseovado at J4c. (c 14 lie. " Refined
w^s <rJi"': a::.i almost nominal.
FBKitMin were a littfc? soft f ir grain. Iml steady for
cotton. I'ho eugagemonts were: To LiverptHil, 42,000
iiushe>s wheat 6'.td. .' < u-.:i'... hulk and ?gs; 1000 bales
.-c;c-..:i ?j l?A>m Fork Uerut>(, VStk.
LATEST.
The New I'nrk Etpras, of Salnrdsy ;3t>. 2 P. jr. re
ports:
Cotton.?The market is firmer, with sales of 45C0
tales a:." i 5.1 for middling uplands,
w::, LIINGTCX, ?veiubcr !8. -Dut a li;::iU>: businoas I
done to-UBj". es :irm.
Conus.?No r. jio-;.
Nav-.;. Sxoai?i.?Wc quote sales nf 373 -^.u cmd"
Tars nt .. a: .r.V
RuStT*.?278 iuris, a* ?a
Tai:.- : i? at Ss?.50.
K; r;-i?-i.Mi.\-r?No sales effaciod
T:::i:x.:._ i.-:?.- tr.tt. gotxt miR. at SIC po." nr.
Pc:
Passengers.
-- ynaker l it;.-, irom Kew Veil:?j jj
BMli >r 1 ?r, Mr Jm ,n. McOnenn, a 'l luimpson
?edoricjt Siiri?ma, 1 Smith. Mm Doyle and cbil.in ??'
i?rs j ivinr. Mbw faj jor. G fj Veiiv. O JrURcn. Col J5cb
.\Sari. 3 V .. !, awfck, J IH.Vfi? 1. David Clin.-. ; 3 KM,,
' l??'i A i. Si-cue.-, n Partini, J Hunter, Jr Mrs \
w i.Li.nuuii. RDuUn,irc til?ll, a H Smith .\ Kncii
man. MrJudibinK. W J Cur-;c. Mr Rose. Mr Favsan
Hin i. ?. v.:Mrs Ge,i Warren, a OSpain'. Mrs
r? ? 5 l,ro,CMur Shoiqwrd. s A Fink. Mr
j-orhai..IrDuckmyor, Mrs Huekmver Miss l:i<ck
myer and servant, Miss Pringie. Mr- Dedtord and 2cl?;.
dren. M?sk Lonteo Brush. Mrs Ufferhardt, Mrs Carpcn
tor. and otliere in Hie otecragc '-^ ui
Per steamer General Hooker, from Georgetown?A li
Ellis, Cant L P 3'lnnchard. Paul Fit.;simoti.?, Mrs Vain
Miss Toorrer. Miss Ford Weetoc. 3 Asdoraon, R lt Na
her, and ti ateeraga
PORT CAL?N D A R.
caaxECxsD wrcssxr.
pomses or the kook.
Fuil M. M. 3h. 3m. mura. IXew M. isth. Ch. 59 . morn
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MARINE NEWS.
V*OJX T~ Ort' C H A R L K S X ?? ."
Ar??veU Y<-Ni:Tday. [Nov. 21
Steamship Quaker Ci??. West, Noir York?irft Satur
day at t P. a?. KdSO. To Ravenel A Oo, D A Amine, J
Beverson, Laurey ft Alexander, P c Kerrigan, M lus
c-hofffc Co, H Brown, W T B?rge & Co, II V." Uinsuian,
C Shtcilcy, S M Pavill ft Co, EUiott ;^ Co. A Nachmann,
Von Holten, Tamscu & Co. Hon A linger, 0 Hofltaan.
W White, F Korse*, S Woolfe, ? L Aug tr k Co, CahiU A
Co. <; Davis *: C;>. J Cosg.-ove, L Cohen, N lien'.Son.
W Arnold, Kin;; a Cassidey. Walter Steele, Dr G Caulior,
S G Courtenay, W Carrtngton, -l 1) Duval & Sou, North,
srrobi .V V.'arde?. C I-'lnura A- Co. Cameron. Barkley A
Co. Po?Smann Proa. E Sommers, k BaA-A ? Co, Mr?A
. ' vre: ick, < w WHUatos a C", j * V Dtiw>ou. k a i ;
;i ., 0 I) Ci:.- C?, 'j' !' .v 1; II Mmu'ltt?, E '>?ly. C
D Ahrens .v Co, Adams Daiuon, l* Epstein. J II Osteu
dorff, Arcade Tlinoti,A Basa. T M .".nstoll. D F Flem
ing, ? B Studdart! a: Co, Mis l*ty, W Otroey, C A
Lehsaiek, il B llolmnu, Dr L 3 Oliver..-. 2:Mur. ? C?,
L w". '.-?oi<t. C? II Linstedt, (' W WleJdn?, Kramer .v, 5Inl<
ter, Townscnd fc North, ,i Knssell, stoll, Webb S: Co, W
ASkrine, JJ Klein, C Lttzglr.. WRsbcrstcin, dopez,
G L Guilleaunie, 3 R Rtad Oo, L Ganibrill, I Uyuiau
Co, D Kcdmond. C JI BedeU, C?tweU o; Rugor, Hart i;
Co, Ufferhr.rdt U Cami>?eu, Iiiram Harris, Hanuanan
Wsrlej". Corur!i:<:m. Erame A Ces Estes & Albright, 0 K
Uu?cr. B?ilcy. nanks Baiiey, 3 B Uounan.J Vas Win
kte, Klinck, Wckcnberg k Co, Vance, straits- ? o. HF
HtuigMin. W A!arssher % Co. E D Enston. Clitirlestoii
Uotei Ilopsou ft Ptitpben, T .' Oibson, McCormiek b
Smith. Brown & Sjoit;-.. T Kelly. -Il? A Murphy, Bnrke,
lowitr A Welsh, -i-.'s Walker, W A Kc)k.AH llayden. Dr
J p. Salpmon. Oeo Seofleld A-Co, A Loryeu. Houston &
Deling. I) C Seiil a .-v>n. Korros-ton McLean, 0 A Be
dell, j l> Kennedy, o ?: Coggcaliall k Co, Ezekiel >c Kohr.
T W lilie*1. b k I Canter, t> W Clark <: >. liaslie. C?l
lioiin A- Co. C i. W -i Trim. J 0 II Clansson. T? :tty
A Ci?, fatl.'.ir;.' t'-j. II T Farmer, .1 D MUnor, BIsmoII ;V
Uro. !! 1) Sehen, W Dayton, -t A Armstrong. D Jacobs, V
W Wing. N-.tlia.-..-. OMolengai, A Illing. B stend r. WII
Ohssi?, ,i : > :-'-!!l Son. Mclolicr .v Muller, Ferguson
A Hohnes, J k ! " i>iwson, T (V Cardoza, MBes Drake.
Johnsons Je Whiting, '.'brk f: timber. J K. Sj?-ar. Adam*
?xnross Co, v,' creaser. J Bohi-, ,i Mott, >> Ktraut*, '.v
l?i-riol a Co, A Bachinan, A I Gonzales, W !. Platt
Stmmior General Hooker, Long, Goorgctow n. M Udes
Cottou, S tierces Kico, Potatoes, Ae. To Shackelford &
Fraaer, Mo ?ry ? Uo. and Dr S E tirowu
IN TUE OFFISG.
.\ Uerm :<rig.
Wnxt?oSe;? Ycslrrilay.
Br bark Iio. Vibert. Livcipool.
b: i?- Isa, WUlisnis, Boston.
Stcaaor Fannie, alcXclty. Jacksoavlllo, via i.H-auferi
. ?ldton Head, Savannah, Fernaudina, kc.
Si amer Bockland, Beaafort, Savannah, vu. Beau fori and
Hilton Uead.
II!.'? moraacta.
Tha Wktkopee, Leland. fur ibis i>ort, ntered tiutward
hi Liverpool un the hd inst., tnd the Mary ar. i Louisa,
Horton, for do. on the 3d inet.
Notice to Mariner*.
OrvtcB or Lmiix Boost. tmirN< r,:a, i
Ciuirletton, s. c.
I HiL'rox :tn.u-. a.iAOo^i liouts, sonranasr cii^kn: : :sto
I*OIST ROTf.T* b. a
.! Rarjjr. ?tsteon Flight has ls*n ?til-stitute-l ! : !!ie
! Vbtirtk Ordtr Lrr..: UgUt, formerly shown at the "rent
j deacon on Hilton Head Island, lighting the southeast
channel into Port ItOJ ?L ThrBtocons will now f.how
' with filial brilliancy, and the Back Beacon Light aIU
I appear ov. r tho Front Light when they ar: ?: rangt.
! ' By order (.1 tno Li^'Ut Uooao Doard.
V. H. ELLISON, Capt if. H. N.,
I Not. 21 Light U iu?i! Ins]ie<-tor, Oth District
[ HATS! SEATS! HATS I
Mcrfuants of Charlestou, aud Dealers
iieocrally :
\IfE WOULD RESPECTFULLY GALL YOUR AT
W TENTION to our ?terk of HATS, which are of
our own manufacture, and especially adapted to thin :
Hectioa of country. We soil our Goods at the same prices '
they eau be purchased for in New York by the casu or
doien.
Having extensive facilities lor mauufacturing. we defy
competition, ir. price, ?tyle, und quality.
.Ml are respectfully invited to rail and examine our
stock.
COBBITT A CASSILY.
No. 10." Meeting-htn et. ChBtl<--toc. -S. C.
Manufactory .d DanVniry, Ct
salesrooms:
No. 203 Broadway, Now York,
und
No. 155 Meeting-street, Charleston. S. C.
November 20 into
BUILDING MATERIalLS.
INCH G and T FLOORING, NARROW
Inch (?- and T and JJeaded Lining
! Inch Blessed Weather-boarding
I < : inch Dressed Panel Boards
! -, Wide Poplar
) Assorted Clear White Pine
I Walnut, Ash
! Uiekory, Poplar.
aj.so,
LIME, TUENT
Plaster, Uuir
Iiths, Ticket*.
am', asnmuii sssouvEiR op
DOORS.
Sashes
Blinds, and
Mii'ildinjiH.
On laud, and for Bale low, by
BTEINMEYER A SON.
West end Boaufain, corner Lynch-struet.
November 20 mwti
To Cotton and Woollen Manufacturers.
MACHINISTS, *<;., &c.
TH1C SUBSCRIBER IS STILL ENGAGED IN THE
Manuferturing of MACHINE CARDS for COTTON
and WOOLLEN MUJ.H. mid having recently united bis
Machinery with anitber Farlory (making about nra
ebiiies) will enable him to fill all orders with dispatch,
and of a quality equal to any made.
I al=o manufacture SUPERIOR LEATHER BELTING
and HOSE
On hand, a full supply of all articles used in Cotton aud
Woollen JHIla, and all order* prompt! v Wiled.
W?I till orders rurall hinds ol Cotton and Woollen Ma.
rhinory.
OILS of nil kinds famished to order.
JOHN IL HASKELL,
November21 2 Baltimore, Mil.
LEE & DUFF LS,
Aoetioseers, Commission Merchants,
Shipping Agents,
Ne. 28 Vcttilwu Ran?e, Charlvsto?, S. 0.
LTOTSOX LEE.ALKX-R. W. DUFFTJS.
KoACtnber 31
~%m OAK CLHJJ K(?'r
No- G K?IiG E-STIi?ET
i)in!ifi's ai?l Sisjidcps in Ordt r,
IN THE LIVE OAK STYLE,
ai-Hli,
J-iOctiriiiL!; for GenlJomon.
October m
lino
HEADQUARTEHS DEPARTMENT OF SO. CA., I |
Him >:, t.'. :.?.n, & U, Nov. ,K, l:;c.r.. f
[Gj Nrmi. Onntsiu . No. Pi.)
IN COM PLI iNOK WITH O?DERS FROM THE
President, dct'.l W:ir De^inrlmcni, .".diutaiitt^meral's
Oltlcc, Washington. l>. v., Novwulxr .?. 1865, i linreby
relinqnish the Ooiufiaud of the .utmcivt uf Soutii
Uaroiina to Major-Gciienil D. K si. KLKS. 0. s. V.
(j. a. GILLMOl.'E Mejor-Goneral.
OTSTorax.: av. L. M. Buuuaa, a. a. ocucraL
Novombw 2u u
A
S2GAR3.
_ low by USAS. K. MO?SE ft CO..
No?>mber 21 N?. lfi Hayn-s-trert.
CHEESE.
TVTK?, FORK .'-TAIF, CHCESK, OF BUI'V-RIOR
1.1 .inality. Fos -"si- bv
CHAS.-II. .VOISF. A CO.,
Novpr?iber 21 Nu. IS Haynu-.d rect.
MOLASSES.
/ 1 OOD AND S WHET, IN KOGSHEASS, TIERCES
1J? uidbareela, in fae shipping: order. Torsato by
CHAS. H. MOI?rE * CO.,
November '*l No. 35 Hkyue>*tret 1.
TOBACCO:
TN WHO KE A ND U iLF TiOXIW. OF ~ A E IO -U S
grade;. Fur sale, lew by
CHAS. H. NOISE ? CO..
SoTssnbcv 21 No. 25 Heyue-etreefc
BEANDY AND WHISKY.
1 f\ FAC3AOE? FUSE CATALPA BRANDY. IN
i-\J eighth and quarter ranks
25 bids. Noctaratid Magnolia Wb??ky.
For sain by MOW 11 Y co..
November 20 mwf3 Nc<rtii Atlantic Wharf.
FLOUR AND SUGAR.
1 i rhls. CHOICE FAMII.i' FLOUR
XUU ? bbla. White Sugar.
For sale by MOWRY A CO. .
November :i> uiWf->
wsisky, &&
1 00 '"tV5" Wn^KY" ?n?,IK "V s"1 815100 QUAI* I
no bbla. Large No. .. Uaokerel
?3 bids. Pickled Herrings
j."> kita Family Mackerel
itw boses 8o*)p; asserted
ISO bajjH Prime Rio Coffee.
Tor sale low, by ilENr.:* copia .v CO.
November i~ fawn
JUST RECEIVED,
PER STEAMER GRANADA?
35 firkins Choice New York State BUTTEli
10 barrels Heckcr's SeUVrsis?ig Flour
SO firkins Choice Vardly Lard.
Anil for ??le by W1L GURNEY,
November 21 :'. No. IK! Earn Bay.
MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.
~q hhds. swl:;x cfra muscovado molas
kav bros soap.
BOO DOXe* BROWN AND FAMILY soap, for sale at:
Factory ? rices, 'ith charges only added.
DEICJSi.
BALSAM COPAIBA AND CAMPHOR.
Sl'NORIKS.
RIO COFFEE, UEMP ROPE. BUCKETS
Brooms, Whisky in case- and bam Is
Chler, Claret Wi:.-.
For tale, at the fc.?t -! marke? prl **, by
THAI'DEUS STREET.
November 21 No. 74 East Bay.
LARD, MACKEREL, &c.
-> X FIKKJN8 CHI hce LEAF ?AP.D
Jjfj 23 balf-bntrels No. I MaHxrol. low
00 English Dairy Cheese, smoll sizes
2", cases Sweet 1)11, pints and haSf-plntb
'jn box** Maccaroni
2C boxci Vermicelli
50 boxes Soap
RO boxes Candlos
10 chest* Oolong Tea
mi boxes Stanch
100 dozen Brooms
100 dosen Painted Bucket*.
JULIUS II OPPENHEIM'*,
November '.10 Ittwlmn No 114 Bast Bay.
LIVERPOOL SALT!
/TA A SACKS LIVERPOOL PA LT, IN SEAMLESS
<l)UU sacks. For sale by BRUNS A DEE,
November 21 No. 84 East Bay.
Rice, Bagging, Rope, Twine, &c,
QQ TIERCES FRESH BEAT RICE
00 ?> bales Heavy Gunny Cloth
150 coils .Press Rope?? inch
50 coils Manilla Rope?M inch
23 colli Hemp Rope?JJ inch
'.5 barrels Crushed Sugar
10 barrels Coffee Sugar
11 bjJe* liacKtu;- Twine
50 boxes Candle*?lt. t?. r.titeln-11 * Co
50 boxes Candles?Fauiy .Cases
400 Gunny Bags.
For sale by BRUNS A BEE,
November 20 No H4 East Bav.
FLOUR, RICE, VINEGAR.
1 {\f\ BnLS- FLOUR
.JL\J WJ 75 bags Java Rice
20 bbls. Cider Vinegar.
For sale low by JACOB s. 8CHIRMER,
November 20 No. 18 North Commercial Wliari'.
GUANO ! GUANO !
PERUVIAN AND SWAN ISLAND GUANOS, SUPER
phosphates, and the Bruce Concentrated Fer
tUizer, are offered to the trade at the lowest wholesale
prices, by GEO. K. WHITE &.CO..
November 17 No. 55 Cliff-Street, New York.
LIVERPOOL SALT AFLOAT,
A f\f\C\ SACKS liverpool salt NOW LAND
'tV/Uw i?3 from ship "Genend Windham." and
for sale by ROBERT MURE k CO.,
November M No. Cd Church-street.
SALT, FLOUR, ETC.
1-aa SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
?0Ul/ 60 BACKS TURK'S* ISLAND SALT
100 bbls. BEEF
100 BBLS. AND HALF BDLS. PORK
200 B?1LS. EXTRA FLOUR
300 BBLS. SUPERFINE FLOUR
200 CHEESE?DIFFERENT KINDS.
I'or sale cheap for cash by
?St?, W. CLARK & CO.,
October 13 No. 14-5 Mcetlng-atrert.
LIQUORS! LIQUORS!
INCLUDING A most EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
everything in the LIQUOR UVStXRSS,
seen as :
200 bbLu. WHISKY, win- ?V\ some splendid, and
pome very elipap
10 quarter cas!;;i BRANDY
100 packages WINKS. CnERRY BRAXDV, ST.
(JROIX RUM. PORT WINE, Ac, Ac.
3000 CftHCa WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, Ac, ho.
Cidl at our large /falc; Rooms, No. 145 MEETING
fTREBT.
GBO. W. CLARK c<i CO.
October 13
Rice ! Rice ? Rice !
HOPKINS, UcPHERSON A CO.. NO. 155 MEETING
STREET, keep constantly on hand a supply of
FRESH BEAT WHOLE. MIDDLING, and S M ALI. CARO
LINA RICE. Imo October ai
Hei?sieck & Go's. Champagne,
rrUlN PUREST, MI?ST AND CHEAPEST IN TBE
_i market.
Cull and purchase nf
tii:?i>. W. f LARK Ai CO..
October 13 No. Meet lng-stre<?l.
DUNLOP'S ALE,
X. X. AMD AMBER,
J. D. KAVANAGH, Agent,
no. S? iCAST ?IW .
fic.tobe.r2l lmv
Banking House of L. Gambrili.
CHARLESTON, ?. O.. October?, I8CS
r3 >1112 UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO DO A
1 GENERAL RANKING rtURlNhiH, and hnviug so- !
cutid one of LiHi.is'lldeul Chilled Iron Fire and Hnr-1
Bill I'ror.t Bales, Is now prepared la receive Deposits
b? beekiid 1er at the wRI < ! Dae doixixitor. Interim. ..
H . per cent, per annum, however, will he allowetlun
bahmces of one tho'.saud dollars and nj...-ards. CJieck
i: ...ks will lm famished cnsiianers. I liave shkiIhUsI
Mi KDWARD A,. jidNiJ.A.NH mj A' nrnoyand>Wider.
He will assist ran In i hat cajiuelty in cat ryiug on inj bu
sh: -ka. A po: en of tho businusa of Ihti coniiuuniry is
se: (ted. GAMRRILL.
.' idobertM Im.
??/: ??kBT C?AI.I-, KOVICMSSB?? f., ? j
[\L No Fish rmen :-bal! bo allowed In cry tlMfir llsfa
iHji iltlie strw.ts of the city until thity have paid tlioir
luarkol dues, and a wrilton *f printed permit to that uf
fcc.l >e "r r?'i I by the Clerk or Assistant Clerks.
Itr order. JAMES A MURRAY.
N eeiiibi'C' Chief Clerk of Markets.
r'.\|>K( ?l'iV WEIOIfTS AND MB1AS
1 'RES.?THE OFFICE of INSPECTION OF
JITS and MEASURES i>. now ope:, at the OFFICE
foo Ol' .MARKET-STREET.
JAMES A. MURRAY.
November c InspeetorWeights and Ueaaui .-.
FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE.
^Y. J. TRIM,
No, 196 Kim street, CbarlestoB. I C,
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE LADIES OF
Charleston and ttan public generally, that ht- has
received, and now n?'ers f.ir sale, at a small advance on
Sew York price-?, a large and varied stock oi French and
English CHINA, and CUT-GLASS and IKON STONE
WARE, consisting of?
French CHINA GOLD-BANDED TOILET SETS.
French China Coral-bamiml Toilet n-ts.
French China Fancy-Colored Toilet sets.
Plain French China Toiler sets.
Coral Tea sels?complete.
Gold-banded Tea lets?complet .
Fancy-Colored T-?a sets?complete.
Iron stone Tea and Breakfast seta.
In n Stoue Dinner sets.
Iron St"Ue Toilet set*.
'.V ATE It PITCHERS. MUGS. BORIS, RASIX8.
Dinner, Breakfast, Sonp and Tea listen. Cover and
Vegetable Dishes. Side and other Dishes, YhUow Bowls
and Milk Pans. .Stone Jar-, in i galion, -., gallon and
qnarts; Glass Pitchers. Symp Pitchers, Saltcellar*.
Cruet stands. Plated Wart. Ac (if., ftc: Limps ami
Ricks. Chimneys. Globe?, &c, be, be. Attof which
?1: C'ffor low for*cash.
November SA "
W. J TK?M,
j NO. iae KTTJGr-STiHSET,
! / VOTERS A CHOICE LOT OF FAMILY GBOOERIES
X t oonsisHngof:
T.WM AND RIO COFIEE
Importal k'otuut Uyi-m Tmu
EngUah Breakfa?t T a
Howard's a, B and 0 Sugar.'
Itaisine, Citron and Jurrnuts
i Figs, Preserves ami Marmalade
Tellies. Lee A Perriu's "YcrcestcrJilr.? Rattce
John I!u!!. Walnut Cat-up
Anchovies, Sardine*. Lobster and Salmon
Frc-h Tomatoes, Pine Apples, Pear- : P?tun?
Pie Fruiti it: ttidloss variety
English Dairy and Pine Apple Chees
French Olives and.OU
Colgate's and Morgan Son* Fancy and Family Soap
Mitchell's and Belm out Candles
Para One Candles, Satin Gh'.-s and Superior Starch
Maci aroni, Bailer':: Chocolate
Broma. Smoked Tongncs. Ham.- and Beef
Tiaeon strips, Smoked Salmon
1'lcUcd Salmon and H. ulcer's SelMtslstag Flotir
Extra Family Flour
Day A Martin's Blackening.
All good* delivered in the city free of charge. Country
c.-ders promptly attended to. M November 20
LATEST ARRIVAL,
1>EI* STEAMSHIP AND SAIL - -
200 Parrels FLOUR .
2S barrels finished Sugar
TOO barrels Brown Sugar
liK) barrels .Mackerel
SO one-hall liarrels Ma. ker-.-l
GO one-quarter barrels Mackerel
mo kits Mackerel
2:" tierces Hams
2" hogsheads MotAMS*
100 boxes Adamantine Caudles
2."? bags Coffee
?l'OO dozen Mustard
jj bags Pepper
2S bags Allspiee
100 boxes Soap
100 boxes Starch
50 dozen Brooms
SO dozen Buckets
28 barrels Linseed Oil (boiled)
200 dozen Mason's Blacking
200,000 .'-'cgiirs (fuvorito brands)
TOO Beams Note, Letter, and Fools.'ap Pap?t
."0 dozen Collins' Axes
2fi box-s Extra C Tobacco
10 boxes Scarfidatti Smntiug Tobacco
100 Cooking Stoves (desirable styles;
300 box-s Tin (all grades)
20ii?-fe^t Lead Pipe (aaanrted '<izev)
loo coils Manilla Rope.
For sale by
ARCHIBALD GETT?! & CO.,
Nos. 126 and 128 MEETING-STREET.
November 10 And Nos. f>;i and S3 Hasel-strcet.
SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS!
A FEW THOUSAND CHOICE SEGARS WILL BE
^'V. sold low to close -ales
Apply to BRUNS A BEI'.
Novembt r 20 No. 84 East Bay.
SEGARS! SEGARS!
I A/**l (~\ / h A SBOABS, OF VARIOUS miANIW.
L\J\ KKjyjyj Forsalelowby
JULIUS H. OPPENHEIM,
November 20 C No. 114 East Bay.
COPPERAS ! COPPERAS ?
X \ POUNDS ENGLISH COPPERAS, AT
DUU At JULIUS H. OPPENHEIM'S,
November 20 G No. 114 Ea-t Bay.
TIN! TIN!
1AA BOXES IC AND IX CHARCOAL TIN-BEST
X\_yvy brand. Just received, and fbr sale by
T. TUPPER k SONS,
November 20 lino Brown's Wharf.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
QTONE LIME
O " CEMENT
PLASTER PARIS
LATHS
HAIR
SAWED CEDAR SHINGLES.
For sale by TROUT k AMSBURY.
N. W. Corner Market and East Bay-Btrect*.
T. B. TROUT will bo happy to see his old friends and
customers as above. September 2'i
south carolina railroad company.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, )
OHABI.E?TO.?, S. C, Nov. Cth, 18C3. J
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, 9TH 1NST., THE
Passenger Train will run the following Schedule:
Leave Charleshin.G A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.15 P. M.
Leave Hopkins' Turn-out.7 A. M.
Arrive at Hopkins' Turn-out.X.'IO P. M.
H. T. PEAKE,
November.7 Oeneral Superintendent.
CTIAItLKSTOS AND SAVANNAH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, 1
CiiAHLKsroy, November HI, 186A j
ON TUESDAY, THE I4TH INSTANT. THIS ROAD
will be open between Charleston and Edisto Hiver J
(20 miles,1.
Passenger Train will leave St. Andrew's Depot for |
Edisto River, on Tttealttyt, Tlmrnlawj and StUttranyt, at j
'.I A. M.i retttniing satiie days, will arrive at St Au- j
(Lew's Depot at 4 P. M.
Until the Company's ferry is re-established, passen
gers --an cross the Ashley River at the New Bridge Furry
For ruldltiomd information, apply at the Company'
Office, 3. C. R. It. buililings, John-street
II. S. HAINES, Eng. and Supt.
November 111 fi mwl
5000 BBLSi AMERICAN GUANO.
THE ATTENTION OF PLANTERS IS INVITED TO
the superior article of AMERICAN GUANO, from
Baker and Jarvis' Island, Ui the Pacific Ocean. This \
Guano Las be u thoroughly tried throughout the South, \
andean bis .recoiiimoudeil. Pamphlet, with full rtirec- j
tiens a;? t-.i its application, also certificates as to it.- * alm? j
as a .- '""ire. can be sen at my office. I*rlfo?TH1RT?
DOLLARS i'Pr, TON oT 9MJ6 pounds.
Novembern lind J- N. B?TZOW, No. 62 E?BtBay.
Ii't'ltLlC aVBIOU??!*'? OPPICJfl. ?AU
KKT-STRKKT, CTIARLESXX>?)| NOVEMBER 6. |
IMC?.?Thi?attentionof ded Dealers i- ."rKyiesuxt to the I
Oily Ordinance regulating the HstooTCoal by ? eight:
li shall not be law fid for aiij pen ? to sell or in any I
inanuvr ?Impose nf Coals aitliin i. Ihiiita of thlsntyl
other.-;:? than l<y welijlit, at the isabi of wu thousand .
two btindriil niiil lorty pound 1 of the avoir Inj .-:>'c stm-1
dard torneh ton. Tim Certificate ,?t the I ?tb?n Wi-igher j
shall he deliveretl, with the Co . to the i?ircha??'r be. j
;<ue tiiti cai L< lawitaining Ihe sawo aliall !.. unload,.!. 11.
any person shall sell, ur in any nianii ;r dispose Ol ,:oals j
which sl?a?l not be i-;!,, ,1 n,w?n one '.: " . pcjblic bal
ancisi p..-. ions ti, the delivery th-r-of, and on .v'iich s !
suitable alh>waui.'? aball not have been made, if the coals ;
be uyt or damp, and which KliaB aat bo accompanied ]
with II.e Public 'Ajdgher's l^ttificatc. s:i-;l: person sludi :
forfeit the Coalsi su seid, and in addition pay foreaeli
offence the sum of fifty dollars.
The Scale at the fool of Market-street and the Caihoun
street Scale are ready for public service.
JNO. P. GAILLVRD,
November G Public Weigher.
$<.) r T"i>Tv : " a'?kkt7"? a nTl?? "Tu
?t) sell aucwandwoudi rful SEWING MaCHLNE,
he imiy cheap one licensed. Address SL'AW A CLARK,
Btd'Jcfyrd, Mt'a. 3mos SeiitCTe.bcr 13
FOR LIVERPOOL?TJ1E Al FIR3T
*c'.a*a Clipper Ship TAMERLANE. Jackson
pinaster, will have immediate dispatch,
Liberal advances nindc on cr.uslgmnents.
For Freight engagements, apply to
Novembcr_a__ WILLIS ft CHrSQLM.
FOR NEW VORK?MERCHANTS'
S>REG'JLAR UNE.?The (.tausch and elegant
Packet Schooner MY?OVEK, Eugh-3, Master,
> war.ts 75 to 300 bales Cotton to All up, and will
Hail forthwith.
Tor Frc ; ght, a pply to WIL LTAM I?OACH,
Corner East Day and Eoyce ? Cu'a. South Wharf.
November 13
Tn?T^ * ? P? PHIL A DELPHIA .?THE
,3jC*ro fast sailbaa Packet BUg g.:E. OEKRY, Captain
Zj^^^Gokxl?, having a largapdrrten of her cargo
j ^engaged, will have dispatch. For Freight, ap
I ply te H. F. 15 A KEP. ft CO.,
I November <1 No. 20 Cumberland-street,
X. -erv. FOR GEORGETOWN.? TO S AIIi
iZ'Jk ': nUESDAY, NOVEMBER S3.?The ?st sail
: 0?E^i?s Schooner SYLVAN, Cariais Blanchard, will
=335e?ctHsc what freight offer;. ?.nd peil es above. For
Freight or ravage, apply to 1>. ,i. ST17RGES,
No. 16 Vendue Range, or Captain on board
! November '.'2 2
FOB GEORGETOWN, S, ?.~~
THE
GrlSN- KOOOSro,
CAPT. .1. F. LONG,
HIVING BEEN DELAYED ?V BAD WEATHER,
will leave as abuvo, THIS MORNING, at 8 o'clock.
Uclurnlug. she will leave Georgetown on FRIDAY
HORNING, at 7 o'clock.
Far F: right engagements or Bunge, apply to
SHACKELFOKD & PHASER, Agents.
November 22 1 Accommodation Wharf.
" foe" COLUMBIA, ST'CT"
TJIIi STEAMER
GBOEGB,
CAPTAIN LHNT,
UT7LL BE DISPATCHED FOR THE ABOVE I i ACE,
VI landing Freight and passenger.; lit Gran'oy, and
stopping at Intermediate points on Santee River and In
side ronte. Merchant* of Charleston desiring to moke
arraugemcntA for shipment of Cotton from Columbia,
.till please call upon the undersigned, who are prepared
to mai;-- engagement?.
AROH1BAI.D GETTY ft CO.,
N?vens her 21 Nos. 120 ?nd 12H Maottag-atreet.
FOR JACKSONVILLE, FIA*, .
VIA SAVANNAH, FKI1NAVOI.VA AlSo'lN
TESMEDIATE LANDINGS.
"KiCG-ULAK LIN'?l."'
V.'.Y EXCEEDINGLY FAST AND SPLENDID
STEAMER
CITY POINT,
CAPTAIN E. S. TALBOT. ' *
XI/ILL LEAVE COMMERCIAL WHARF, AS AROVE,
Tl un H", ./irtfctay Morning, November 20, a * Seven
o'clock.
Tin- CITY POINT was built by lu-i-prosc-ut owners
without regard to cost?hor State-Booms and Cabins bo?
I inn furnittbed in the most luxurious inamior.
For Freight or Pa.^asv, anply to
RAYENEL H CO.,
Comer East Bay and Vanderborst'a Wharf.
November 21
FOR NEW YORK.
the regular united states mail line
of FIR3TOLASS steamkhips:
GRANADA,
ALUAMBRA
QUAKER CJTY,
ANDALUSIA,
THE
GRANADA,
CAPTAIN BAXTER.
fTLL LEAVE BROWN ft CO. 'S WHARF ON
THURSDAY, November 23, at 9 o'clock, A. M.,
precisely.
For Freight or Passage, having HANDSOME ACCOM
MODATIONS, apply to
BAVENEL ft CO., Agents.
South coruer of East Bay and Vandcrhorut's Wharf.
Noveml>er 21
New fork and Charleston
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leaving: each Port every Alternate Thursday.
STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER.
C-apt. R. W. Lookwoou.
STEAMSHIP MONEKA.
Capt. C. P. Marshman.
THESE STEAMSHIPS. OFFERING EVERY INDUCE.
MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING
; PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Passen
gers, with tables sunplled by every luxury the New York
and Charleston markets can afford; and for safety, speed
and comfort aio unrivalled on the coast.
THE NEW STEAMSHIP
MONEKA.
CAPTAIN C. P. MARSH MAN,
/"ILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF ON
Liberal advances mode on consignments t'> New York.
For Freighter Passage apply at the uiiiec ot the Agents,
WILL'S ft CHlStlLaf,
November!! Nn-lh AtlanticWharf.
TAKE A ??OMK PAPER,
NO HOME CIRCLE IS COMPLETE WITIW?T A
PAPER.
TVJJV,' M THE TIKE TO SUBSCRIBE TO
JTd THE THl-WEK.K !.V :? KWS.
which lia.i been greatly increased in ' U filled
with Interesting matter, emlinuing a it-i>- ut ...pics.
The malls having been resinned ?broiighoiit the ces*
Ira.' pol lion of Hie sjta e, a,ud hciti . iiTiei! ilslly
South. East and West- we hive, a la v "r,p
lo ?ither tin: VERY LUVTEST IN fi:j.?.!?JKICCi:
parm of I'm.- world.
Parti, .il.ir attention !.". :':>:; (>aid to j:?ilier;ng .:
Imj beforu our rcadors tlto v. r\ l.t.'.ii ne? < ilmt
secured and lo selecting such par. ;:-- b-?.i
the appivvsl of the Soutlicm pw-lic, we Invil
teution of the reading people, m r-nr y
North,
n 'ehich
.T-maH
,ul plao
can be
rill meet
the at
lisHomt
liator of, truthful as it :s p?js! i'-'i- 'u In; ilscliU intel
ligence, a:i<'. a record of pafsingrv. iils.
Our t. rnisari! ONE DOLLAR poriiM>n'.!i f.<r the paper.
Advertiacuiims ;/f . tranricut clisnictcr ins? 1 : " one
dollar pur square, eight lines or les?, ty;-. eonati
tuiii'g a aquare, lor the lir.st publicaliou, and ? v. nty
flvo rents for each continuance.
Orders respectfully solicited Ad(ir?*s.
J. K UKITTON,
.Eiltorxtu P:vj ri:?t . -N? wa,"
October 31 " Winusoorf,* 8. C