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The Daily jiSTews. PREDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13, HGf. COMMERCIAL. Hxports for the Week ending Jam. ll. FOREKiX. BABCTBLOK A_Pur Span bark Loroncita-92,?8J feel Saved Lumbor, 16,100 feet Square Timber. COASTWISE. K1W TOKE-Per steamship Qnaker fity-1 bale 1 I Cotton. 100 bales Upland Cotton, 454 bbls Rosin, 23 Msroos Rico. IS bales Tobacco, I sack Wool. 109 packages Sundries.Per steamship K It Souder ?tierces Bice, 172 hales Cotton, 3U4 bbls Rosin, 2 hade and 1 bundle Taw Sides, Sd packages Sundries. .Per bark Tejuea-258 bales Cotton, 201 bbls Boil*, 10 bbls Rosin Oil, 73 tons Railroad Iron, 9t toss O'1 Iron, 34 bbls Pea Nuts, 224 packages Sundries.Per steamship Alhambra-36 bales Up Cotton, S packages Metal. 4M bbls Rosin, 3 bales Weal. 4 bales Hides. 4 bales Skins, 14 packages Sun? dries. .Per steamship Moneka-116 tierces Rico, 1? bales 8 I Cotton, 291 bales Upland Cotton, 46 bales Tarn, 68 bbls Rosin, 25 bags Groundnuts, 70 pack ares Sundries. BOSTON-Per sehr J F Farland-353 bales Cotton. 192 bbls Rosin, 150 tons Old Iron, 18 bale3 Ra??, 15 packages Bagging, 26 bbls Beans, 41 bales Paper, . 32 khds and bbls Bottles, and Sundries. TUE CHARLESTON MARKET, pros IBM wat*: Bronto JANUABT ll, is s.] SOTTON.-Tho receipts since our last weokly f esta? ient have beon very limited, and amount to ninety teles ot Sea Island, and thirteen hunurod and eighty-one kales of Upland Cotton. Tho extremely limitad stock .neale kept np prices, to a very high figure daring the fest five days of the woo'?, and about six hundred bales wert sold at4Sc. for Middling, 50c. for Striot Middling, and 63?. ? lb for good Middling Cotton, tax paid. These pricoa were maintained with much firmness up to \fed ' nesday night, when news was rcceivod that the staple ^ had declined lMc. 9 lb in the New York market, which sensed a suspension cf business. On yesterday wc could not learn cf any transa?'.ions, and consequently omit quotations. SBA ISLAND COTTON.-The market for this clasa of .Jotton has been very quiet since our last, and we could hear of no pales. Our prices of last week may be re? newed, say fl to $1.50 fl lb. COTTON STATEMENT. S. Is'ld. Upld. Rice. Stock on hand Sept. 1st, 1868 . 362 161? 100 Keceipta from Sept.1'65 to Jan. 3,'66, 2296 4366t 1123 Recoipts from Jan. 4 to Jan. 10- 90 1381 2U0 Total Receipts.274? 4G6?l 1423 Exports. S. I'd. Up'd. Rice. Exports from Sept. 1, '05 to Jan. 4. 'OG. 2318 36302 1190 From Jan. 5 to Jun. ll, 18G6. U 1210 196 2332 37512 1386 Total exports. 2331 37511 1386 Stock on hand. 416 913? 37 BICE.--A few small lots by railroad aro the only re? ceipts during thc week. Clean Carolina, from the Milla, m being sold at ll to 12.'. couts "j* lb. NATAL STORES.-rho receipts since our last state? ment have amounted to about 1500 barrels of rosin and spirits of turpentine, nearly all of which is being shipped through. Priers remain about tho same as prerious week, say $12@15 for No. 1 rosin, $9 for No. 2, and (5 to $6 for No. 3. HAT.-This srticlo continues to arrive in large amounts. Some 2000 bales received during the previous week have been sold on private terms, and is being re? tailed at $1 60 per hundred. The receipts of the present weok bava beou about ono thousand bales of Eastern and twelve hundred of North River, part of this supply being for dealers. Wc learn of sales of 200 bales of Eastern, slightly damaged, at $1 56 per hundred ; 600 hales North Hirer a' $1 50 per hundred; and 200 bales of ditto at $1 40 por hundred. CORN.-Somo seven thousand bushels of this grain were received carly in thc week by steamer, and about twelve thousand bushels arrived yesterday from Balti? more. Sales of some three thousand bushels, to arrive, took placo at 123 cents t< bushel. Thc demand continues good and prices are linn. OATS.-Tho arrivals of thc week amount to somo thxoo thousand bushels of .Maryl.md, which was mainly for dealers. The article continues Arm at our previous quotations-say 70,-j 7.) cents ^ bushel. FLOUR.-Thc merket is weil giipptied- and sales in any amount aro difficult. Super may bc quotod at $9.50 ?10.00 9 barrel.. BACON.-Then- is a Jai ,<e supply of Shoulders and jBldes on the market, and sales in any quantity eould ?ot | ] be.raade except at a very low figure. We quote prices as nominal. SALT.-There has been no addition to the steele during the week, but the supply id largo and the article dull aud depressed. Wc have hoard of no sale's tinder $2.50 pur sack. FREIGHTS arc extremely dull to all points. To Llv erpoc' they havo declined to j^d. 9 lb. for Upland, aud ld. for Sea Island Cotton, and dull; To N#w York there .is little offering, and prices ran.jo from }?v.(&}?c. 9 lb for Upland by sailing vessel, and le. 9 lb. for Upland by ?teamer. EXCHANGE.-Bills on England have fallon very much, and wc hear tsf sales as Iowas $0-50. Domestic Exchange continues about thc same as last week, the Banks purchasing Sight draft* on New York at 1 por cont, off; 6 to 10 days, i;? off. The Banken ar? sealing Sight drafts on New Yorfc at jj per cent. off. GOLD has declined, and tho Brokers are purchasing at 10 to 41, and celling at 12 to 43. WILMINGTON, January 0. - COTTON. - We quoto sales of eight bales at 43c. for low middling, and 45c. for middling. 8rrRiTS ItWErftKt,-Sales of 25 casks as follows : 5 ?ks at 62t?c. for white, in New York packages; 20 casks mt o.V '-- f>*r colored, in country package.?. Caouk TcnrENTlNE.-No sales. TAU.-No saies. ROSIN.-No sales. TIMBER. -No sales. CHARLESTON WHOLESALE PRICES, Corrected and Revised for tile AVeek ending Tliursiluy, Junuury ll, 1SGC. BAG GI ?VG. 9 yard Dundee. Gunnv Cloth. BALE ROPE, 9 lb-ManiRa...: Western. New York. BUHAD, 9 lb Navy.none Pilot.:. Crackers.../.. BRICKS. 9 M. BRAS, 9 100 lbs. COTTON, 9 lb. Ordinary to good Ordinary_ Low MiddRng. Middling to Strict Middling..., Good Middling. Soa Island. CANULES, 9 115-Sperm. Adaman tiue. Tallow. COFFEE, 9 lb-Rio. Laguayra . Java.i. CORDAGE. 9 lb-Manilla. Tarred American. CORN MEAL, V bbl. C0.4L, 9 ton-Anthracite. Cumberland. COPPER-Sheet, & lb. FISH-Cod, 9 100 lbs. Herring, 9 box. Mackerel, No. 1, 9? half bbl.... Mackerel. No. 2, 9 half bbl.... Mackerel, No. 3. 9 bbl. Mackerel by kits No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. Sardines, $ 100-quarter boxers Half boxes_ FLOUR, bbl-Super. Extra. Fine. Familv, half bbls. FRUITS-Prunes, 9 lb.:. Figs, 9 lb. Dried Apples. 9 rb. Almonds, sott shell, 9 lb. Raisins, M. lt., V, box. Raisins, Layer, "?S box. Oranges, 9 box. Lemons, 9 box. CLASS, ?H box of 30 feet American, 8x10. Amerii'an, lexia.! Frencii. 12x18. GRAIN-Maryland Oats, 9 bushel. . Western Oats, bushel. Corn, 9 bushel . Beaus, 9 bushel. 30 (fa 33 29 (# 30 20 @ 28 19 <g> 25 12 @ - 10 (a> - 12 @ 15 15.00 @18.00 2.50 @ - - ? - - (a) - l.uo tm 1.50 - @ 45 28 @ 33 25 (ra - 31 (& 34 - ?ii - 45 Oil 48 28 (ii) 30 26 fyi 28 6.00 (.Q - 18.00 bo - nominal. 65 dy 75 9.00 @11.00 75 GS 80 10.50 (?612.00 8.50 ? 9.50 11.25 (?14.00 3.00 @ 3.25 2.75 @ 3.00 2.60 tirt 2.75 32 <&> - 70 (id 75 9.50 @10.00 11.00 ?11.50 9.00 @10.00 0.25 (a) 6.75 30 (a) 35 50 @ - 13 (a) 15 40 Ct; 45 COO (ii 6.50 7.00 ? 7.50 20.00 @ - 9.00 fe'lO.OO 4.00 (?j - 4.25 an - 5.75 7.00 70 0 73 - (al 1.20 M 1,21 2.00 t?\ _ HA T, V ?wt-North R*rer. Eastern.m HIDES-Dry, ? ?J. INDIGO-f. ft. LATHS, V M. LIME-Shell f bbl. Rockport. Cement. Plaster Paris. LUMUKU, f. M feet Clear Whito Pine, 1st quality. Whito Pine, good run. Yellow Tino. Boards. f. M feet-Rough. Grooved and Tongued., LEATHER, country tanned, fi lb... MOLASSES, ft gallon Cuba. Muscovado. Porto Rico. A*.4f??" American, 4(?,20d, f. ker. Am?ricain Wrought. Lathing, f keg. Copper, f ?. Galvanized. f> lb. Spikes, f lb. NATAL STORES, f bbl-Tar. Pitch. Rosin, No. 1. Rosin, No. 2. Rosin, No. 3. Spirits Turpentine, fj gallon.. Oakum, fi lb. OILS-Lard, f> gallon. Linseed, f gallon. Sperm, Winter, f gallon. Cotton Seed, t* gallon. Castor (E. L), f> gallon. Olive, f dozen. OILS.-Kerosine, fi gallon. Benzine, f> gallon. PRO VISIONS-Keel, mess. ? bbl Beef, prime, f bbl. Pork, mess, H half bbl. Rump, H bbl. PROVISIONS-Bacon, Hams, $ lb. Bacon, Sides, f, ft. Bacon, Shoulders, f> ft. Bacon, Strips. Lard, in keg, * ft. Butter, f. 16. Cheese. Potatoes, f> bbl. Onions, ? bbL. Applea, f\ bbl. PAINTS-White Lead, f ft. Black Lead, f lb. RICE-Carolina. ? ft. East India Rico. SLATES- American, f square. SHINGLES, f M Whito Pine, first quality. SA LT- Liverpool, coarse, f> sack.... Liverpool, fine, V sack. SOAP- Bar. tl ft. STARCH, %) ft. SI'ICES, f, lb-Cassia. Mace. Cloves. Nutmegs. Pepper. Pimento. Raco Giugcr. SriRITS, f> gallon-Alcohol. Brandy, Cognac. Brandy, Domestic. Gin, Holland. Gin, American. * Rum, Jamaica. Rum. N. E. Whisky, Bourbon. Whisky. Rectified. SUGAR, f lb-Raw. Crushed. Clarified A. Clarified B. Clarified C. SEGARS-Domestic manufacturo, f M TEAS, f> ft-Imperial. Gunpowder. Hyson. Young Hyson.. Black. TOBACCO, f> ft, as per quality. TIMBER-Hown Timber-Yellow Pine Ash. Poplar. Hickory. TI2T-1C Roofing Plate. IC Tin Plate, 10x14. IX Tin Plate, 10x14. Block Tin. V ft. TWINE-Cotton. f ft. Twine, Baling. Twine, Hemp. Jute... ri?iV/S//-Bright, f gallon. Para tl nu. VINEGAR-White Wine, f. gidlon Cider, %\ gallon. French, f> gallon. WISP., f> gallon-Port.. Madeira. Sherry. Claret, case. Champagne, f> basket. ZINC-Sheet, fi lb. .1 1.39 (2a l.M e\l60 & 1 I0& < 10 ? 12 I7>,'? 1.75 4.00 i J 4.59 - ? - 1.90 (? 3.35 3.75 <4 3.50 I 4.00 t* i ll 90.09 & - 75.00 (CHO.OO 40.00 (<?45.00 ;!0.00 ($10.09 r.0.00 MC5.00 19 (? ?9 4S $ 50 6t O 80 7S <? 1-00 1.00 20 7.60 1.00 30. 13 12.00 8.(9 5.00 65 1? 2.60 1.C5 3.20 4.50 9.00 95 80 15.00 14.00 18.09 ao.00 21 M 15 24.00 26 4S 23 3.75 3.00 7.00 13 IS ll 10 12.60 12.00 2.60 4.00 12 13 1.25 1.75 1.25 2.00 45 40 40 5.00 4.00 3.00 4.75 3.50 5.00 2.60 2.75 2.30 14 33 31 31 19 IS. 00 3.00 3.00 1.50 1.60 1.00 45 14.00 C5.0S G5.09 75.00 17.00 17.00 20.00 4T 76 50 S9 60 1.00 1.00 50 43 1.00 2.50 2.25 2.25 5.00 25.00 20 f<* 1.2? @ 6.00 tc, 6.00 fa) 5.00 (a)10.00 (<3>33.50 ?> 27 Consignees per South Carolin? Ku tl road, January ll. -9 bales Cotton. SI bbl? Hosin, 13 bbls Spirita Tar fi. iittne, 133 Backs Rough Rico, 110 sack-* Cottou Seed, ?I sacks Pea?, furniture, ?Vc. To E H Rodgers ft Co, S L Hojvard, Ferguson .V Barker. Chisolm Bros, T Pcarl itifiu. Dr E Keilars, Wm Lebby, W Johnson, W Brook? bank, Mri ll Salas, G Clark ft Co, G A Hopluy ft Co, [lev L Bunch, Roper ft Stoney. MAU IN JE NEWS. POUT OP CHARLESTON.. Arrived Yesterday. UAS. ll Br ship Waverly, Bonne, Portland, Mc, 17 days. Bal ast. To W B Smith ft Co. Brig Omaha, Robinson, Baltimore, 10 days.' Coal. To lt M Butler. Brig Ambrose. Light. Simpson, Baltimore, 8 days. Dorn, Oats and Mdse. To Willis k Chisolm, anil othuss. Brig Russian, Uetcbell, Philadelphia, ti days. Coal. roC N Averill ft Sou. Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, New York. 5 dav?. Mdzo. To W Roach, T Street, W P Russell, G W Egan, Captain ?olden, Q M, Austin, Andrus ft Co, Adams A: Damon, J k Armstrong ft Co. C N Averill ft Son, J ii Adger 4: Co, \. Bischoff, W M Bird ft Co. J G Bcverson, U D Burkett t Co, Blsscll Bro, H Cobia ft Co, Cameron, Barkley ft Do, J W Carmalt, Craig, Tuomcy ft Co, B Foley, Hastie, Calhoun ft Co. W Gurney. J Heins. Hart ft Co, C F Levy, B U'Ncill, D H Silcox, Saltos & Roach, T Stenhouso ft Do, G W Williams ft Co, W G Whilden ft Co, L Weiskopt. D O Walker, Railroad Agent, Adams ft Frost, H Bischoff fe Co, J Burns, E Bates K Co, A P Caldwell, K lt Cowpcr Lhwait, J C il Clausseu. J ft V Dawson, J B Duval .V Sou W H Eastorby. Fraser .fe Dill, Hilton ft Co, J W Harris? son ft Son, J Hcscinau, G A Uoplcy A: Co, Jounings, rhomlinson ft Co, T J Kerr, King ft Cassidey, Littlo ft Marshall, S J Lockwood, C H Moise ft Co. W Marsehnr fe Co, S R Marshall, 0 F Paukniu, Taft ft Howland, J U Petcrmau, J Thomson, D Lopez. Sehr Ridgewood, Derrickt-cn, New Tork, 6 day?, nay md Railroad Iron. To W Roach, J Campswu ft Co, C Sahlman, and S C R K Co. Steamer Pilot Boy, Paine. Georgetown, S C. 105 bales Cotton, 3 tierces Rice, ftc. To Ferguson ft Holmes, Mowry ft Co, Adana ft Frost, Shaikelford ft Fraser. Steamer George, Mawson, Congaree River. 283 bales Dotton, ftc. To A Getty ft Co, D J Sturgcs, and Hunt Bros. Cleared Yesterday. 'JAX. ll Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York - WUlis ft Chisolm. ?chr M Langdon, Hix. Georgetown, S C-W Roach. Sehr L Crockett, Crockett, jacksonville, Fla-W Roach, sehr J F Farland, Avery, Boston- P P Locke. Went to Sea Yesterday. [JAX. ll steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York, jpan bark Loreucita, Torres, Barcelona. ichrWiioWorid, Hildreth, New York, ichr Margaret, Heinhart, Georgetown, S C. >chr Lizzie L Tapley, Jones, Georgetown, S C. ?ehr Mary Langdon, Hix, Georgetown, S C. Cleared for tliU Port. 3rig Georgia, Holt, ut Wilmington, N C, Jan 9. >chr Charlotte, Chaplin, at Wilmington, N C, Jan 0. Mriunrn nd?. Loss OK THE STEAK Tut; AaeniusA.-The steam ;ug Arethusa, from this port for Philadelphia, took hu late heavy weather off Cape Lookout, on Sunday, vhen, finding* it necessary to make a harbor, she put ibout for Wilmington, N C; but there was so much sea in thc Cape I-'car Bar that she was unable to cross, aud fi-as compelled to keep on South: in endeavoring to enter Jeorgetowu. S C. got ashore on the breakers, where Hbo bas become a wreck. Niue of the crew were taken off Lhc beach by Captain Paine, of the steamer Pilot Boy, who also used his best efforts to get those off who were ltd] on thc wreck; hut there WU so milch sea on George own Bar, on Monday, that tho boat was uiiablu to get Lo thc wreck. A surf-boat was afterward sent to their lid, and it was thought all thc crew were takeu off. LIST OI<' SHllJPlJSTGr In thc Port of Charleston, January ll, 18C6. VESSELS UNDER 100 TOSS, AND STEAMERS COA6TINO WITHIN THE STATE, EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. George Cromwell, 978 tons. Vail, at Adger's wharves, from New York, waiting.Master. Andalusia, 800 tons. Dursley, at Brown ft Co's wharves, for New York, loading.Ravencl ft Co. United States, 1180 tom;, Sbate, at Adger's wharves, for New York, waning.Master. Cumberland, 355 tons, Donkin, at Accommodation whf, for Baltimore, loading.Mordecai ft Co. SHIPS. Waverly (Br), - tons. Bonner, in the St-eara. from Port? land, Me, just arrived.\V B Smith ft Co. Southern Rights, 983 tons. Roes, at Accommodation wharf, for Liverpool, load ng.T Street. Amelia, 572 tons, (jonner, at Boyce k OO'H wharves, for Liverpool, landing.John Fraser ft Co. Gen. Windham, (Hr) 71)1 bin?, Vorbei, at VurirlrrhorHt's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.ll Mure & Co. BARKS. Evika, (Span) 202 tons, Al vado, in the stream, from Ha? vana tor Cadiz, repairing.s-auish Consul. Ault?, (Span) 350 ton?. Pani, ia th? atream, from Ha? vana for Barcelona, repairing.Spauish Consul.. Fortuna, (Span barkcntin?,) -il tona, at Brown k Co's wharves, from Havana for Cadis, to undergo repairs .Spanish Consul. Florence Chipman. (Hr)850 ton?, Jone?, at Vanderborst's wharf, for Liverpool, load ng.B Mure k Co. Fille do L'Air, (Br) 41G ton?. Graham, nt Vandorh- -st's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.Bavcnol As Co. Tearless. (Br) 343 tons, Patrick, at Vanderhorst's wliarf, j for Liverpool, loading.Pp Locke, i Bona Fido, (Nor) 503 tons, Omholt, at Vandcrbost's I wharf, from Liverpool, discharging.. .Ravcnel A Co. | David Mc Nu tv, (Br) - tons, Chambors, at Accommoda? tion wharf, from Halifax, IT 8, discharging.i .PPLor.ko. Western Belle, (Hr) 33S ton?, McCiutchio, at Yauder horst's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging. .Marshall, Beach A- Co. Cnmbor'and, (Br) 328 tons, Fullerton, at Atlantic I wharves, from Liverpool, discharging. .Green, Trapmann k Co. Bobert Hay, (Ur) 203 lons, Keslake, at Boyce ?c Co's wharves.from Liverpool, discharging..lt Muro k Co. Sea Queen, (Br) - ton?, Byan, at H Ii U R wharf, from Cardiif, Walos, discharging.A F Ravouol. BR?Gi. Russian, - lons, Gotch?U, in th? Str?am, front Philadel? phia, just arrived.Master. Ambrose Light, - ton?, Suer-* at Atlantic wharves, from Baitimor?, disclaiming.Willis k Chisolm. Omaha, - tons, Robinson, in the Stream, from Balti? more, just arrived.RM Butlor. j Atlas, 423 tons. Mitchell, at ICerr'e wharf, for New York, loading.Chi ?ol:? Bros. Surf, 209 tons, Sweetland, at Brown I Co'A wharves, from Rockport, Mo, discha-ging.Olney k Co. Mountain Eagle, 221 lons, Hughes, at Brown k Co's wharves, for Wilmington, N C, ready.Master. '. olant, 149 t ins, Parker, at Kerr's wharf, from New York, wniiing.L> J Sturges. Cyclone, 222 ton?, Partridge, at Boyce k Co's wharves, from Turk's Island, discharging.Master. Raven, (Br) 312 tons, Hayes, at Atiautia wharvo?Kfrom Halifax, N 0, wailing.VT B Smith k Co. SCnOON?RS. Ella, 160 tons, Bradl?y, at Atlauti? wharre?, from Phil?-1 adelphia, discharging .A Getty 4 Co. Louisa Frazier, 323 tons, Stoeluian, at Contrat wharves, from Philadelphia, discharging.HF Baker k Ce. Nellie Brown, 280 ton?. Cobb, al Kerr's wharf, from Boa ton, discharging.....P P Locke. Ridgewood, 293 tons, Derrickson, at Fairchild's wharf. from New York, dlsohaririag.W Roach. Grace Clifton, 2.">4 tons, Ot it Brown A- Co's wharves, from Portland, Me, di.."uarging.Mordecai * Co. N W Smith, - tou?, Took?r, at A lar's wharves, from New York, discharging.W Roach. Northern'Light, 145 tons, Harpor, at Atlantic wharves, from New York, discharging.Master. J F Farland, 291 ton?, Av?ry, in the Stroam, for Bos? ton, ready.P. P. Locko. Wenonah, 80 ton?. Tall, a? Boya? k Co's wharves, lor Baltimore, loading.Willis k Chisolm. ' Jno N (lenin, - tons. Grifan, at Adger's wh?rvc?, for New York, loading.W Roach. Loutso Crockett, 211 tons, Crookntt, in th? Stream, for Jack?onvillo, Fla, nady.Wm Roach. O. X. HUGER, j fi.-erai Parlner?. BENTLEY D. HASHLL. ) l,,Beral inners. M. K. JES?P k CO.. N?w York, Special rartnera. HUGER & HASELL, No. 46 East Bar, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN AND AGHNTS FOR RAILWAY EQUIP? MENTS AND 8UPPLIE3; also, of PORTABLE! AND STATION?R! ENGINES, and all kinds of ma- [ clanery required by Coutractors, Machinists, Manu? facturers and Agriculturalists, all of which will ba fur? nished at Manufacturer's prices, expense? addod. Advance? made on consignment of RAILROAD IRON: alsb, on COTTON AND OTHER PRODUCIA January 9 _Sino HOLMES & STONEY, JOHN H. HOLMES.SAMUEL D. 8TONBY. FACTORS 4 COMMISSIOX MERCHANTS, BOYCE * CO'i. WHARF. January 1_ ~L FOSTER BLACK, ixN'o. 26 Hay ne - street, SECOND FLOOR, AGENT FOR THE SALE OF FILES. CRUCIBLES, AND STEEL, manufactured by the Whipple File Company. Their Files took the highest premium at the American Institute, in October last, over all others, and are ?old for less. Also, for the Union Vice Company, fcrmod for the manufacture of BRAINARD'S PARALLEL TRAVERS? ING VICE, patented January 3, 1865, combining more dvantages than any othor iu uso, and fast supcrceding hem all. Abovo articles supplied at manufacturers' prices. Orders also received and promptly attendod to for tho ! rocuring or manufacturo of any description of Tools . and Machinery. < fin# November 10 ~P.~C?NNEE ?Sc C?.7 *~ "Wholesale Dealers, SHIPPING, COMMISSION, FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 76 East Bay-street, CHARLESTON. S. "C. 19* LIBERAL CASU ADVANCES MADE UPON I CONSIGNMENTS OF APPROVED MERCHANDISE December 22_ ._ 0. D. PRENTISS, BROKER AM AUCTIONEER NO. 3 STATE-STREET. December 28 O'BRIEN & AIM AR, \n rm & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,! No. 16 MARKET-STREET, OPPOSITE STATE-STREET, KNOWN AS THE "SAILOR'S HO MB," December 0 WILBUR &. SON, ?ENERAL AUCTIONEERS k C03LMISSI0S MERCHANTS, OFFICE AND SALES BOOM8 Nos. 13 and 15 State-street ?md Nos. 1 and 3 ] .Chalmers-street, CHARLESTON, S. 0. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PRODUCE OR MER? CHANDISE, either for Public or Private Sale, re- | spectfuUy solicited. Real Estate, in City or Country, purchased and sold strictly on commission. September 27 A. OAED JAMES H. RAINE COLLECTOR. HOUSES RENTED, ACCOUNTS AND RENTS COL? LECTED. All orders left at Mr. John Yan Winkle's, No. 344 Klng streut, will be promptly attcuded to. REFERENCES: Hon. WILLIAM AIKEN. JOHN VAN WINKLE, Esq, HENRY SEIGLING, Esq. January 9 5* THE SUMTER WATCHMAN. ESTABLISHED I INT 185 O. A. A. GILBERT, Editor. GILBERT & FLOWERS, Proprietors. PUBLISHED AT SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA, A Towu of flourishing business, and now third in business importance in tho State. It affords a most available medium of advertising. January 8 BARCELONA HOTEL, GREAT JOKES-STREET, NEW TORR. CUYAS &'POI?. SPLENDID FRENCH CUISINE, THE BEST IN THE City. Breakfast a la carte. Table D'Hoto at C P. M. The univ FRENCH, SPANISH and AMERICAN UOTEL in New York. niwflmo December 13 TO OWNERS AND SHIPPER S OP COTTON, HAYAL STORES, TARN, kc CHARLES LTG?ILLEAUME, FACTOR, SHIPPING AN? Commission Merchant, OFFICE No. US HTCETC?6-ST., Dirootly Opposite Hayrie^Streoi, CHARLESTON, S. C., .\X7TLI. MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES 05 C0N8IG?. Tr MENTS through his friends Messrs. SAWTEB, WALLACH k Co., New York. Messrs. DOLLNKB, Poma ic Co., New York, Messrs. BOONE*, G IA VIS X Co., New York Messrs. HASELH?BST L SMITH, NOW York. Messrs. J. k D. MALCOMSOX * Co., LivurpooL Messrs. JOH* K. GILLIATT A Co., Liverpool. Messrs. IIENKT SLOAN k Sos, Philadelphie. Messrs. PHNOICUSAST, FENWICK ic Co., Baltimore. Mebsrs. THATER, BKIOHAU k Co., Bostoa. Mesara. GADD^KR, DKXTSB k Co., Boston. Messrs. CHAS. SMITH k Co., Boston. His facilities for Insurance corer Cotton, eto., all the way through by land and cea from any point at lower ates by Hosting policies than can be effected here. Produce Bought and Sold here to fill orders at Market rates, giving uwnors the opportunity of selling har? or hipping. Consignment? pnlidted, to which I will give my per aonal attention, and returns mude in currency, gold, or o rolgn exchange. Imo December 13 " WHITE & PAINE, Shipping and Commission Merchants, J SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF, FOVT OF BROAD AXD EXCIIANGM STS., CHAKLiPSTON. tStT' Consignments ol Vm-els and Merchandise, sad Orders for Purchasing and Forwarding, solicited. ?a-LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on consign menls to Messrs. WHITE ft PAINE, New York, or to our friends in Boston and England. KUI TO THEODORE D. WAGNER, Esq., Charleston. NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC, 1 Messrs. DUNCAN, KENDALL k CO.. J Now York. EDWARD R. SECCOMB. Esq., ) SECOND NATIONAL BANK, ) Messrs. H. P. STURGIS * CO., f Bostoa. ISAAC TAYLOR, Esq. ) Josiah J. White. . . . George S. Paine. January 4 WILLIAM B. HERIOT * CO, BANKERS AND 5BNERJVL AGENTS, No. 249 King-street, CHARLESTON, S. C. RECEIVE DEPOSITS AND ALLOW INTEREST HEREON. DEAL IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EX J HANGE. MAKE COLLECTIONS AND PROMPT RE? TURNS. References tn New Torki Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN k CO. Messrs. HENRY CLEWS k CO. RICHARD LATHERS, Eso., President Great Wastorn ?orance Company. I?. I, HOWLAND, Esq., No. 80 WaU-otroet GEORGE T. HOPE, Esq., President Continental Insur noe Company. October 19 WILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCUANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE ABD SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Port?) of COTTON, RICE, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. . WILLIS.A. R. CHISOLM. October 25 JOS. B. BUSSELL.CHAS. S. ELLIS. RUSSELL ? ELLIS, Commission Merchants, Wilmington, N. C. October 30 3mos* JAMES M. SHACKELF?RD, BROKER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, Office No. 5 Broad-street, (np stairs.) SPECIE, NEGOTIABLE PAPER, BANK NOTES, Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate bought and sold on commission. Imo* Doccmber 15 CAET & KOPPP, Francis G. Cart.U.C. IL Kop IT. F?CTOES AND Commission Merchants, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, Charleston, S. C. December 9 ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO., "WU OLE SALE DEALERS, guiling anfl Commission Merchants, Noa. 126 AND 128 MEETING-STREET. WABEHOUHES : Nos. i>3 and 55 II.VSEL-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. November 3 E. B. STODDARD & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS Et BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS, AT THEIR OLD STAND, No. 1G5 Meeting-Street, CHARLESTON, SJ. C. TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THEIR RE? SUMPTION of business, and invito the attention of purchasers to their Stock, which is now complete. September 20 T. B. Trout.Olivvr Amsbury. TROUT ?SB AMSBURY, General Commission Merchants, AND DEALERS IN LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, LATHS, HAIR and Shingles, Lumber and Timber, Hay and Grain. Northwest corner of November 20 Cmo East Bay and Markot-streset. C. E. CHICHESTER^ REAL ESTATE BROKER, No. IS BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF REAL E?3 lATE in any of thc Southern States. ALSO AGENT FOR MIE SALE, RENTING, P.E. PAIRING, kc. Lg CITY PROBE!(TV. Aoir.-at 22 HOWE, D0UC?? & CO., Commission Merchants Ship Chandlers and Grocers, No. 151 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, 8. O. 0. HOWK, IB.P. K, DO?CTN.E. 0. HOWS. "c. & ?THOWE, Commission Merchants, No. 71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 0, HOWS, JB.tZ. C. HOWE. Consignments solicited. Prompt attention given to ?aloe of Merchandise. Produce purchased on Corainie Blon, and liberal advances nu.de. Refer by permission to Messrs. HXSBY SWOT k Co., No. HG Broadway; Jxo. M. SMITH'S So* k Co., No. 122 Broad-Bt; KEMP. DA? k Co., No. 116 WaU-at; TnouAS k BLSUAM, NU. ICS Divad-eL, N. I. Gmo* Autfiutt 24 JOHN JONG & CO., IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS] m GEOOERIES PROVISIONS FLOUR FOREIGN ANT? DO1?HSTI0 LIQUOSij ST" T CROCKERY, HOLLOWWARE AND GLAS3WAM, ALSO, BUILDING MATERIALS, LIKE, fte. Wo. S8 IIASEIy STREBT November 1 wfnt "THOMPSON & BROTHER, ?WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, So. 113 EAST BAT. IN STORE AND RECEIVING BY BYBBY 8TXA2QDL 1 a fuB supply of GROCERIES, floausmio o?: OFIE1, SUGAR, BUTT Mt, LARD, CHEBKE, FLO VB. AK*, A goners! supply of SROCBXDBI. Novena ber 28_ WILLIAM GREENE, Grocer, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANT, GEORGETOWN, fl. C., TT TILL ATTEND TO TUB PURCHASE AND SHIP \ V MINT OF COTTON, BICK, NATAL STORKS ana LUMBER. Consignment! and orders solicited. January t_Imo? CHARLESTON DRUG HOUSE, JOHN ASEHURST, SUPERINTENDENT, fermerly of IU. 2t Kajne-iStreet. JUST EECEIV^^?D MW IN STORE A FULL SUPPLY OF Dimers, Patent Medicines, PERFUMERY BRUSHES PAINTS ona WINDOW GLASS KEROSENE OIL LAMPS, ?tc. WHOLESALE AGENT FOR DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS STERLING'S AMBROSIA CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP CONSTITUTION WATlili AND ALL TH! B?LIABLB FATINT RMlXCUNB* OF THB DAY. JOSEPH A. MORGAN, Wholesale Druggist,. No. 153 MEETING-STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. Januarys lia* New Drug Store AT FLORENCE, S.C. TTTH RESPECTFULLY INFORM OVR FRIENDS, Yr snd the Public generally, that wa are new receiv? ing, and wUl soen offer, at wholesale and retail, the larg? est and best selected stock of fine Medicines. Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, ?:c, in fact, ever.- article utuaUy found in a first-class Pru* ?tore. Our stock has been selected from the largest unportinf houses of Now York and Philadelphia, by one el' ex pprience; consequently we feel no hesitation in warrant lng ?very article as being strictly puro. Prescriptions will bo accurately aud neatly eesiponnd od, at all hours of the day and night October 21 JARRATT, BACOT ft OO. CHARLES INGLESBY, Attorney at Law a:? Solicitor in Epity, HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM No. 33 to No. 21 Broad-street, OVER OGTLVIE'S HARDWARE STORE. January 1 mwffl J, BARRETT COHEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LAW RANGE, Broad street. January S wfm 2mos LAW NOTICE. BREWSTER~& SPRATT, Attorneys nt Law and Solicitors in Equity, OFFICE NO. 98 BROAD-STREET, November 7_ J. E. BURKE" attorney at Law AX? SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, No. 98 Broad street, CHARLESTON, S.C. January 1 _ 3mo SIMONTON & BARKER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, nave established their Ofiko over PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK, BROAD-STREET. CHAS H. SiMONTON.THEODORE G. BARKER. January 5 10 ~~~ W?XLIAM RHETT,. ATTORNEY AND MAGISTRATE, No. 30 BROAD-STREET. 'November 28 Messrs. McCRADY & SON, Attorneys at Law, HAVE RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF THEIR PRO FESSION, anil for the present mtiy bc found at No. 5C MEETING-STREET, nosit the South Carolina Sociotj E.;1L October 26 CRAWFORD & MILLER, FACTORS, SHIPPERS COMMISSION MERCIE, OFFICE IN COTTON TOWN, COLUMBIA, S. O. WILL STORE OR ATTEND TO THE FORWARDING of Cotton, Produce, Fun-iture and Goods entrust? ed to their care. Will also sell Horses, Males, Citt?e. ii?. Wo plodge ourselves to uno every OBdeSTor to promote j the welfare of those who may favor us willi tln-lr patron? age. J. M. CRAWFORD, January 4_12_L. P. MILLER. _ EOYAL HAVANA LOTTER Y.-I'HIZKS paid in gold; information furnished. Highest rates paid for doubloons and all kinds of gold and silver. TAYLOR k CO.. Bankers, ??i-lei?bcr 23 No. IS Wail-st.. New A. S. HULL, Agent MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS RESUMED BtSINMS AT THE WKLL MOTft Shirt ?mporinm ;>nd Furnishing EetobUarAmisssjK R. M. Welch, corner of Meeting and MarksiwstanafJ, where r. foll Us* of all articles caa be had for GENTLEMEN'S WEAR* K. M. WELCTB Win ffi-n special attention ko th? F?IUrif HTNCl DaTASmOW? aa? JOHN T. FiiTinr, May years canmectcd with the well known Charlea D. Carr lc Co., will superintend the TAILORING DEPARTMENT, Where hs wlH bo happy to see his old friend? and ?3? torneas. 1/r Sa vealer 1 NORTH, STEELE & WARDELL, WHOLESALE DEALZB8 TX FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, OJTLEB1, HOSIERY, FURNISHING G00D3, Ac. N?. 167 Moeting'Street, Charleston, S. CL J. B. STEELE, i JO, 0. NOETH, A. W. WABDHLL, Jr. f } New Ynrk. October 18 A. ILLING, WHOLES AU AND HST AIL DEALER UT MILLINERY AND FANCY GOOD?, DRY GOODS, TOYS, At No. 30)1 KING-STREET, Charleatoa, S.e., AT NEW YORK PRICES. W~ Yorkville paper copy for two months, and setal bill to this office. lyr November 31 MIN'S CARRUGE) FACTORY. Repairing of All Kinds Done Promptly, BT L. CHLAJPIIST, NO. 14 HAYNB-STBBIT AN*D St PINCKNET-STBBBT November aa Gas Fitter, Steal Fitter and Ptelej. No. 447 KING-STREET, Three Doo rs ?bore Calhoun. OAS TixnniBs ow ALL DESOBIPTIONS'; LAMPS AJ?? OIL AX WATS OK HAXD December -13 WILLIAM FISHER, GENERAL ENGRAVER AND PRINTER* VISITING, WEDDING AND BUSINESS CARDS Seals of every description Brass Stamps, Door, Number, and Pew Plates executed. a*r Office northeast .omer of King and Hasel December 13 lao* NOTICE. TVT AJE3LAJET tSs GrJnZTNTjT, WEST CORNER CHURCH AND CHALMERS-STSBZT, CARPENTERS Al BUILDERS, RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE COMMUNITY that they are prepaid to receive orders for all ri?an oi BUILDING and JOBBING. Imo? December U J. W. CARMALT, Importer and Dealer in PAINTS OILS ? SPIRITS TURPENTINE KEROSENE OIL VARNISHES, *o., ka. No. 50 EAST BAY, Corner of Boyco's Wharf, And Immediately opposite his old stand. November 25 PUTTY UPJJPUTTY UP ! N. M. GILBBETH, No. 101 Market-street, HOUSE, SIGN, AND SHIP YRTIST, RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS ORDERS s'ROM HU old and new customers. GLAZING promptly attended to. PUTTY for sale November 13 D. A. J. SULLIVAN & CO., Honse Cameiters, Billers aili Joiners, Ko?, ll m.xtL 13 CONCORD-STKEKH, BAIT B5D KA8BL-6TBBKT, ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL KINDS 99 work in the above branches entrusted to their ease, REPAIRS AND JOBBING promptly attended to. All kinds of WOOD TURNING executed with aeasV ness and dispatch. Imo* January t NATHAN M. CHAFEE, PLUMBER, NO. 205 EAST BAY, OPPOSITE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM T?5E pubUc that hs is prepared to execute orders aitav in-repairing old or putting up new work, and hopes hy promptness, gcod execution, and > eatons ble chargea, to merit the patronage of all who will fav r him with a trial. He also offers for sale, at reasonable rates, SHK LEAD, Lead Piping, Shot, Iron Force and Lifting Pumps, Bibb Faucets, Iron Sinks, Closet Basins, 0??> per Closet Pans, kc, kc He will also order, at shortest notice, all kinda ?i PLUMBERS' MATERIAL, and, with the unusual tosjTsV ties he enjoys, cannot Jail to give entire satisfaction. CALL AND SEE._Imo?_December^ EUREKA! AMARGO DE (?LA BITTERS FOR SALE BY CAHILL & CO., SOLE AGENT.*, CORNER EAST BAY and LODGE ALLE& September 27_. Down Town Book-Stora MEMORANDUM BOOK?, LETTER PRESSES, DAY BOOKS, NOTE, LKITJEB, ?tt JOURNALS, LEDGEB?, BILL, LEGAL, RECORD CASE BOOKS. AND EN vi-LOPE PA RECORD BOOKS, PER. _ RECFJPT BOOKS, KOTE, LET PPR AOTjB? I COPYING BOOKS, FKJIAL EN\ LLOPES. With a eeaaploto aa??rlHi>-nt.>l Quill, Steel and Gold Pen?, FENtIL CAB MS, F&N-HOLMHS, A3W BTEItV VAH1KTV Ol' OFFJ0E AND SCM99L STATIONERY. ENC, USU POOKMT KKITMfi, POCK RT WALLSK AMD LSYTSm-OASES. CASH AND MEED BOXES, BANKERS' CASES. SCHOOL BOOKS MX GREAT VAKIBTV, SCHOOL AM? LOG SLATES, By the Cai?, Bows er Bim.')" OHO. OHE AP PUBUC A TI9NS IN G HEAT VARIETY. Elf HOOK TOT HOOKS. The above, with waaf Astiftoa in my line, aro oflbned at low rates, WholesoJ? sod BeA&il, by ?. % qSRaKTEVAY,