The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 25, 1866, Page 7, Image 7
JOHN KING & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
i ' ? .
AND
Commission Merchants,
. OFFER FOR SALE,
On Reasonable Terms? '
1 At No, 88 Hftsel-street,
o/~i/"a bdls. super and extra floub
$?J\_f\J 100 bbls. Brown 8ugar, assorted
BO bbls. Crushod Sugar
00 bags Coffee
20 bogs Popper
' 20 bags Spice . .
6 baus GiDROr.
6 bales Cloves
2 caaos Nutmegs
2i> boicB Ground Ginger
200 boxes Adamantine Candles
29 barrels Horrlng .
100 kegs Dutch Herring
100 boxes Oboeso, assorted
100 kits Mackerel
100 l< bbls. Mackorol
76 X bbls. Mackerel
60 bbls. Mackerel
25 kits Salmon
; B0 boxes Codfish
100 kogs and boxes Herring
100 boxos Soap
200 boxos Starch . .
26 bbls. Molasses
, 26 bbls. Copperas
60 kegs Epsom Salts
26 cases Cotton Cards
15 casos Wool Cards
35 cheats Hyson and ?. B. Tea.
AMO,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF?
PIOKLE8,
Oysters,
Salmon,
Lobsters,
Peaches,
Pine Apples, Ac.. Ac
JOHN KING A CO., '
March 6 mwf_No. 88 HABEL-STREBT.
WHISKEY, WINE,
BRANDY, &o.
tr/^\ BBLS. SrPRKtOR ROURBON whiskey
Ovy 60 bbls. MasntMtaWhUkey
6 bliU. Uln
100 oaae?i rt. ?fatten O.lMvt
60 os*?* Olvnwvaos quart? and plats
100 oa?t<? Ami* * \Ytlto ffc
100 cases Fino itl,t rVmrhOU whUk?y
100 cases Matiuo.Ua \Vhlak*y
60 case? Primroae WUIakxvy, super ' "
60 casos Old Ry? WMafcay
100 casos Fine Cordial Gin
60 casos Old Q. Brandy
36 cases Bum, "8t. Croix"
600 casos Alo, ??Muir A Sons," quarts and pints.
Just received per steamers and schooners, and for
sale low by JNO. KING A CO.,
March 6_mwf_Ho. 88 Haaol-streeV
HOLLOW WARE.
f ar\s?tsrl'P?B0BSHOLLOW W?Bfc. OONsisTma
' lUUU of Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Prying Pans, Ao.
Porealelowby 1 JNO. KINO b CO.,
March, 6_No. 88 Basel-street.
?LE,_ALE.
Ci/~\tf\ BBLS. AMSDELL BROS. CELEBRATED
/B\J\J ALBANY AMBER CREAM ALE, received
weekly, and for sale by
JNO. KING A OO.
March?_mwt ._No. 88 Hasel-street
UROCKERT aITMSSWARE,
OA ORATES AND HHDB. OF A880BTED OBOOKB
?l\J BY AND GLASSWARE, just received and for
salo by ', iJNO.'KlNGAOO.,
March 5 mwf ' __, 88, Hasel-street
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL
? E600 _JTEX El S.
GBO. W. STEFFENS & CO.
WOULD BESPBOTFULLY INFORMTBHBIR OU8
TOMERS and the public that, in addition, to their
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL GROCERY at the corner
of King and George streets, they have now opened a
WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION HOUSE at No. 28
Vendue Range, where they will bo able to afford their
oustemers extra facilities. Their firm Will oouipriao
as formerly: .'' p
sao. w. sTErrsNB....r. o. bobxxb....i? nsatai^vatava.
Match 18_ __._lyr
AUSTIN, ANDRUS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
NO. 131 MEETING-STREET.
COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH,
February li_. _
WILLIAM GURNEY,
WHOLESALE GROCEB
AND ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
2STO IOS EAST B-A.TT
CHARLKSTOn, 8. O.
Butter, Cheese and Provisions.
EW Liberal advances made en consignment?,
March? _
MEHRTMS & WOHLTMAPi
Wholesale Grocers :
AND
IMMISSION IV1ERCHANTS,
W. 187 BAST B?Y, ?
o..aSjk-xt'Xs^i9rroxqrJ s. o. '
tt. MKHKTENS......,f, R. M. WOHaVTatAXB.
Marcha _ ... ; - 'M_8moa
GE0. E. PRITCHETT,
COMMIS Sl?NfMEROH ANT
: HOETH ATUHTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON? S. O.
March g ,_ 6moa*
0. E. CHICHESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. 18 BROAD-STREET,
C5HABLESTON, B. O.
FAIBPKh Ac. OFcrryPBOPBBTY ____&
BALTIMORE RIVET A?D SPIfiEWORES?
R. W. TYSON & CO.,
P. 0. Box 1004, Baltimore, Maryland,
MANT7PAOTTJBER8 OF
HO-DK^HBAD RAILROAD SP1KB8, BOILBH BI?"'
BT8, BOAT 8PIBJ68, Ao." ' ! "
'
For furthox i^onna^n^WM^Jp
'
ne
S.llSl
, _.., ?i,,-, ,?; ... Bif9
i i nnttuno vi'ty?
v.jWP?BB?fBWi9Ftfi
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to*lfUManst;W
itavfA ftUtt m InrWtk WBAISl
BoTta&ar 1 f W
W. 0. BENNETT & CO.,
FA?TOHg,, FORWARDING ASENTS
and"
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
tf.Cl iieCoMttODA'PZON WHARF,
OHABLESTON, S - O
W. O. BENNETT....E. R. LILES.... J. O. MARSH ALL.
REyEB?NOE&-~Ex- Governor VANCE, Charlotte, N. O. ;
Hon. THUS. S. ?HHE, Wadcsboro*, N. ?.j K. P. BAT
TLE, Esq., Stato Treairaror, Raleigh, N. O. ; MaJ. B. IX
TOWNSEND, Benuottsvllle, 8. O. ; D. MAI.LOY, Esq?
Ohoraw. 8. O. ; W. BBANTLEY PETTIOMBW, Esq.,
Florence, 8. O. . Ituo*_May It
ISAAC E. HERTZ, < | EUGENE HUOHET.
Late co-partner of Mordecal k Co. ?
ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO.,
?301 JBast Bay,
CORNER CUMBERLAND STREET,
AUCTIONEERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
WELL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE
nurcbaso or sale of COTTON, RICE. LUMBER
NAVAL STORE?, and MEU0HANDI3E GENERALLY
and to VESSELS oonslgncd to onreare.
Also, to sales of all descriptions of Merchandise t
AUCTION. ' .
BKFanXatOMt
MORDECAI A CO., E. LAFTTTE A CO.,
MARSHALL, BEAOH A CO., E. B STODDARD A CO.
S. 8. FARRA R, BROTHERS A CO.
Charleston, April 3, 1BC0. April 3
B. A. EARLY, 1 I J. F. EARLY, *
Darlington 0. H., B. 0. J IOharlestob, B. 8.
B. A. & J. F. EARLY,
Forwarding out. ConnuIsslon Morchimta,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF EAST BAY AND MAR
EST STAKETS Charleston 8. O, and oppoaltt
Court Bouse, Darlington, 8, 0., Will attend to the pur
chase, sale and shipment of COTTON, NAVAL STORES
and MERCHANDISE generally. Orders and consign
ments aolioited. 6mo* January ll
.ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
WHOLBSALB *X>T=\ AT.rIBB,
Shipping and Commission Horabaats,.
???. 18? AND 138 MEETINQ-STBEE1
?fi Iff tf I
WABKH017BK8!
EOS. A3 ?ml SB HASBL-8TUKET,
CHABLESTON, 8. .
A. detcjr.K. A. Souder......H. T. Bonder.
Dooombor 33
STYLES iV CARTER,
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
' ' ' ' AND u :
DEALERS IN NAVAL STORES,
/Jo. IB VANDKRHOHST'S WIIMIR
CHARLESTON. 8. O.
L.O. BTYLKS..I. F. CARTER
February a_
WILLIS;* CHISOLM.
FACTORS, COM5HS8I0N MERCHANTS,
.' ; AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, BALE ANT
SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestfo Port*) et:
COTTON, BIOS, LUMBER and ; NAVAL STORES. , .
A'PLANTIO WHARF, Ohorlcstou, S. O.
B. WILLIS.A. H.OHISOLM
Octoberaa ___^__V' '
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION
OFFICE AND BALES ROOMS,
Nos*. 18 and 15 State-street and Nos. 1 an?
8 Chalmers-street,
r g?pri3LAJEtIaEQXOIT, S- ?3-'
April a. , , . , ' nwrf
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
H T; , vr (LATE OF NEWBERR? 0. H., S. p.,)
-?TILL CONTINUE BUSINESS IN CHARLESTON,
- B:H I ?? I? ? N Gr
Aim
Commission Merchants ;
' And trill bo pleased to see their friends at ' .
??O.?q BOY?E'B WHAHP.
WM. A. OOUBTENAF. . " '.. P. O. TREN HOLM.
May?'' ' ; .' ,. .'.' ;__
T, SAVAGE HEYWABD & SONS,
AUCmONEERS
&ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 241 Broad-street, Aug^?ts,
'WILL BELL AT
.PXJ?LIO AtrC'l'l?N
ON j trAsn
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
*"." " L J- ' 'J ' ' ^AND ! -'! ' '
PARTR3titiAR'~ATTENTION PAID TO CONSIGN
MENTS. We hold ourselves etilotjy responsible
or all goods, tor which wj have acknowledged the re.
oelpte, and will render up sales as speedily as possible.
Quods not insured unlcnB instructed to do so.
..... w,,v wEC^BBAL? AH?=B^A^,DEAIftt 1? \'.:,J.
MILLINER? AND FANC? GOODS,
DRY GOODS TOY8U #?v
At Mo.HO? KIN G-STIUCET, Cbarle^to?, S.O.
AT NEW YORK PB?0BS,
Wr-Yorkville paper copy for two months, and'Mea
tinto this ottee._lv?_No*atnbe??
?0LEN & STEERS,
?0<l Street and Second A-renne, New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IH AU. OHM 6? ' '-' .,'.-'
LUMPER, MANUFACTURERS OF MOULDINGS,
BASH DOORS. BLINDB, AND BOX SHOCKS.
TBrnlng In all its brandies. Books containinr Patterns
JL I of Mouldings sent09 ep plicei l^n,
December 37 lyr
1 , . 1 1 . ...
800TT ?SE ??HRIOT.
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
Washington^., Colombio, S.O. -. y~
w. m. soon.a.......? ,...w. a amuox
Will give prompt attention < Purcbaatag, Belllna; anc
warding of elf Merchandise Tto*?mhee V] ,
M. M. QUINN & BRO.f
Wholesale &'Retail Dealers
U? TN
' r,ij ;
ajan
>ICAL8,
JPRWS?AP?R? S^?^ONB^Yj ?TO,
."jrt'oV ,5?T K?Ho'"IT?aI|'*f--;
lS 1 ^TflMB* ?n^treet.) JR?\ -J* 1
V Xa a? IL ? -..I JL. WZZs% If 1 1 .m.? ' W- * *>AJa/a ?
aim
Ho. 13V BEOAD-STEBBBi
?..aon? Jin*
AUGHjaTAi. ?*^U, ;
The latest istnea of the preut always onhand. 1 lo Mo
?rbacriptl^na?fptiszd and O^AUrMa.H?
Tt^AByOKHBBS^rufbVp^^ aitsoded to.
?Mwoary?lT t!rWl KOT^'<!l|F)T
LADIES DESIRING ? SMOOTH, CLEAR
AND
???=^. . n
1 b^vss&mzs ^x
^0]RGBW.)ii\JtRP
?o
THIS DELIGHTFUL
TOILET ARTICLE
HAB N.P EQUAL FOR PRESERVING AND BEAUT
7?ING THE COMPLEXION AND SKIN.
Sold by Druggists evorywhoro. "?-'
Depot Now 74 Fulton-street. New York.
KING & CASSIDEY, Agents,
JannarySl wtruAmo OHARLE8TON, S.O.
1866. FOR 1866. 1866.
BRABLEY'S~0|?ELEBRATED
.o
t?
o
&
CO
00
? a
3
EACH HOOF BEING COMPOSE!)
tWO I'BRPKCTliY TRBIPERKD SIlVOLn
SPRINGS,
BRAIDED TIGHTLY AND FIRMLY TOGETHER
edge to edge, forming one hoop, and moilnn th.
STRONGEST AJ?? MOST FLEXIBLE, tho LIGHTEOT
AND MOST DURABLE SPRING made.
' They will not bend or break like the single springs,
bnt wUlaliF%yB preserve their
PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE.
IM ALI,
OBOWDEO ASSEMBLAGES
, CHURCHES
THEATRKB
RAILROAD OARS
.- FOB PROMENADE
OR HOUSE DRESS.
In fact, they are superior to all others, combining
OOKFOBT, ECONOMY, UOHTNES8 AH?
., DURABILITY.
.. '. .
j, .. rKQ?mK ron
BRMBV'S DUPLEX ELLIPTH!
'. rOB
DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT
For sale ovorywhore. Manufactured exclusively by
the sols own ors of the Patent,
WESTS, BRADLEY&CARY,
Ho. 70 CHAMBERS AND Nos. 79 AND 81 BEADS BTB..
, NEW YORK.
- Vor sale in Charleston, B. 0., Wh oleexle and' BetaU, by
WM? T. BUllvE ? OO.
EDWIN BATES A OO.
KING A GOODRIOH.
J. R, BRADA OO.
. '.. WM. MoOOMB h 00.
?.-kbllt.
II
H.BOOTTA00.
1 >' "- UFFBRHABDT A OAMPSEN.
JAB. B. BETTS.
BTOLL. WEBB A OO. . .
. And all other Merchants wbo soU first-class SKIRT*
In Oharlecton and,throughout tho Southern State?.
January 2fl ., . dmc '
ACCOUNT BOOK MIMIPACTOM,
- .. .. nm
g . .1,. [5 .VU1>.
H btwn x>
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
QU?H AS RECORDS aF?B,'^PUBLIC OF??CBB,
? Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books; Day Hooka, ?fco., oan
iantly on hand, and made to order, and; with any des
ri pUon ofBuUng. Nonehntthabeaf workmen employ.
d^?dthSbostmatlfcrla>rus<>d.,) , ,
r A practical Axparl?nbe of twohty years In tha abort
no, and with fsclltUos unsurpassed, enable me to war
nt saUJActlou. , '. ? ' :" ~L~IQ
BOOK BIDING AND JOB PRLKTINe
?n a Bits branches, with new typo, aaw presses, and
d vant?es cot excellod in this city. L v vox's Blank*
It ?es, Bonds, Mortgages, Ac, Ac, on he. d and printed
o order. tutltalyr December 14
SPENCERD. C. VA? BOU LEN
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 108 WATKU-BTIllCET, NEW YORK.
PARTICULAR AVtJn?mk GIVEN TO THE BALE
OF COTTON AND NATAL STORES.
REPRESENTED BY .
GEORGE E. PRITOHETT, Charleston 8. 0.
?. B. noOOTT, Oamden, 8. O.
A, B. VAN BOKKELEN, Wilmington, N, a
April 1? 8mos?
*-'" ' '' 1?66;
a -{ TUB COLUMBIA PIItENIX
ENLARGED.
Groat RcduoUon In tHc Kalos of Advsr.
< . ? WA?: n.i.i. iUliag. ,' '/., l_
TT1BB COLUMBIA PHO?NIX {PUBLISHED DAILT
and Tri.Weehly) has been GREATLY ENLABOED,
and in tho quantity and quality ol its rei "
oi it? rerdiug mattet
"mt?
?Ma?
m
?_j Pai
THE
Leading Journal
OP.
THE SOUTH'
THE PUBLISHERS OF
TBB CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
Beg respectfully to rotura their thanks to the
public fer its liberal support to their Journal, and
promise that in the future, as in the paBt, it shall
be their aim to make
I
THE?. .
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in the country. It has now
TUB LARGEST CIRCULATION
of any Newepapor issued in the State, and ia
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of any Paper published in the State?issued in
folio form of eight pages, and the size of the New
fork Herald.
It is universally conceded that
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IITIDDBpPElSriDElSrT,
AND THE
BEST COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER
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Na York Advertisement?.
WM. A. HINMAN,
MANUFAOTTJREB OF IEHKUMKUY, OOIW
TBATBDFB?1T ESHENOtS lor Druggist?*
Oonfootloners' use, No. 20 riatt-3treot, oorner of
New York. Fancy Boxes and Baskets for holiday J_+
i nts, Saohols, Handkerchief Kxtraols, Pomades, wtaew
a r Bongo, Toll?>t Powders, Hair Oils, (Ml Must, Ota
Olvet, Grain Hnak in ounce caddies. OH Apple? OH
Hanana, Bntyrle Ethor.
Fino Handkerchief Extracts in balk to salt pnrosdaMSWW
A complote Catalogne wiii be forwarded by mall o? ?fa?
pHoatlon._6mo? January M
DRY^??D?T
LATHROP, LUDJNGTON & CO*
NO. 330 BROADWAY, (fBHg ?0BK,
OFFEB TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN JOBBaTJB
AND RETAILERS, at tbo lowest market prie?
EORCABH, a very lai-Roaml aUractlvo stock of DBBS
GOODS, OLOTII8, NOTION8, HOSIERY, WHAT*
GOODS, fco._fmwamo ____f ?
JAM!? CONNKU'S SONS?
united States Type Foundry
AMD
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE.
Wo?. Jib, M) and ii'A Centre-street, N?rw Yoras,
Corner of ltea<Ie-strc?K.
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No. ?0 OllfF-Btreet, New York.
ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS OF H A BD WABE 11 lUqfSTJ
attended to
Cotton and other Honthorn prodaote recelyed on ?jaoh
____, or In payment lyr_September IB
DICXEBSON, REEB & CO.
XKPOBTRB8 07 AND DEAUEBB IN
TIN PLATE, SHEET IBON, COFFER, WIBB, SEBO
all Other article? for Unnsrs use.
NO. 20 and 81 0LIFF-8T., oor. FULTON.
Beptember m_ lyr_ New Tj__
DERRICK3?R at BABTI/KTT,
WHOLESALE
?APER AND RAG DEALERS
Ro> SO BeeUmn.n.-atrset, N. Y.
IBINTIKO, WRITING, WRAP PINO AND OOLOI
J, Papers, Straw and Binders' Boards, Tarred RooSarS
Paper, Paper Mann facturera' Supplies, and all adate
Paper-mill Machinery. Paper of every description asada
10 order. Bags taken In exohango for Paper. Ordern tsy
mall promptly attended ta_lyr October Si
SHELB0N,H0YT*CO.,
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NEW TORS,
rMPOBTEBSAND WHOLESALE DEALERS IK 1
J. EION end DOMESTIC HAUUWABE. Outlury, <
Pistols and Gun Trimmings. 10,000 dosen
"Brede's" Grown and Patent SootIIs?ElweU's and i
esn manufacture?Oolllns' Axes, Whittemore's (
Cards, Ac, Ac, at lowest market rates.
January 3_._?J_'
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Kin? Groceries, Choleo Tea?, ?etc., etc?.
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NEW SOBS?
November_
First Premium Stemm Saw-Mills.
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THE F1BHTPBIZE,
THE GOLD MEDAL, .
Was awarded to the
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
By the Am ?Moan Institute, *st their Fair, in October, IMS
for the best
OIBCrrjZaAA BAW-MILL
- AND BTEAM ENGINE
ORDERS FOB THESE, GANG SAW-MILLS, BDOAB
Mills, General Uaohlnery, Iron and Brass Castings
Stagings, Railroad Oars, he, Ao.,promptly filled. AS
dress > GBO. M. CLAPP,C Treasurer,
! Mewbnjrgb, H. F., an
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No. aSLlherty-at, (Boom No. 8), N. B.
Dacemberia_'~_lyr
TOM* k RAFFERTT,
ENGINEERS & FOUNDERS,
Office axial "Works, Patersoa, N?-vr Jersey.
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MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND Po:
ABLE BTEAM BNOINB8 and BOILERS;
lemp, Tow. Oakuro, and Rope Machinery;
din Gearhag, Iron and Braus Castings of all Hadas
.ethee, Planing Machines, Drills; Bhaplng, Slotting aai
loring Machines; Gear ?Dutters. Ceaterhng, Millingaaa
lolt-Outtiug Machines; Chnoks of all kinds, Lu s? sa
nd Bobber Belting, Lace Leather, Belt Hooka; sa?
lesera! Supplies for Railroad and other Machine Bhova,
odson & Snow's Patent QoTomors. Saw Mills, OstfksS
jtas, Fren?is, fco., oonsfanUy en hand._
TODD A BAFFEBTY,
March ao I xy_Ho. i Doy-Street, H. Y.
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?doe and matnrlng chuma throughout theBaSaS
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