The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 25, 1866, Page 7, Image 7
JOHN KING Ss CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS*
AND
Commission Merchants,
O?TEB FOB SALE,
On Reasonable Terms*
At No. 88 Basel-street,
Qf~\/~\ BBLS. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
?V/V 100 bbls. Brown Sogar, assorted
00 bbls. Crushed Sugar
60 bags Coffee
30 bogs Pepper
30 bags Spice
5 bags Ginger
6 bales Cloves
3 cases Nutmegs
35 boxes Ground Ginger
200 boxes Adamantine Candles
25 barrels Herring
100 kegs Dutch Herring
100 boxes Cheese, assorted
100 kits Mackerel
100 M bbls. Mackerel
75 % bbls. Mackerel
60 bbls. Mackerel
25 kits Salmon
60 boxes Codfish
106 kegs and boxes Herring
100 boles Soap
200 boxes Starch
26 bbls. Molasses ?
39 bbls. Copperas
HO kegs Epsom Salts
25 caaea Cotton Cards "
15 cases Wool Cards '
25 chests Hyson and E. B. Tea. .
ALSO,
A FULL ASSORTAIENT OF- .
PICKLES,
Oysters,
Salmon,
* . Lobsters,
Peaches,
Pino Apples, Ac, Ac
JOHN KIM; & co.,
March 6 mwf_Na 88 HASEL-STREET.
WHISKEY, WINE,
BEANDY, &c.
! ECf\ BBLS. SUPERIOR 'BOURBON WHISKEY
Q\J 50 bbls. Magnolia Whiskey
6 bbls. Gin
100 oases Et Julien Claret
60 cases Champagne, "quarte and pmta
100 caaea Sauterno Wine ft
100 cases Fine Old Bourbon^?blakey
. 100 cases Magnolia Whiskey
60 cases Primrose Whiskey, super
60 cases Old Rye Whiskey
100 cases Fine Cordial Gin
60 cases Old Q. Brandy
- S6 cases Bum. "St Croix"
600 cases Ale, "Muir A Sons," quarts and pints.
Jost received par steamers and schooners, and for
?Ia low by JNO. KIN J fc GO.,
'Maroh S - mwf No, 83 Hkwl-street
1 C\f\f\ PISCES HOLLOW WARE, CONSISTING
JL\J\J\J of Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Frying Pans, Ac
For aale low by J NO. SING A CO.,
Marah; 5 No. 8* Hasel-street
BBLS. AMSDBLL BROS,- CELEBRATED
_ ALBANY AMBER CREAM ALE, received
Weakly, and for aale by
JNO. KING St OO. '
Maroh> .tnwi. No. 88 Hasel-street
Ctf\ CUATES AND HHDS. OF ASSORTED OBOCKB
jj\J RY AND GLASSWARE, just received and for
st?ebjv-- mr -JNO. .KING A co.,
MagjLg" K : mwf_ '. Nov SJ Hasel-street
Du!fJol S.
?faTOULD RE8PBCTFTTLLY INFORM THEIR GUS*
TY TOM EES and the public that in addition to their
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OBOOEBY at thai corner
of Sing and George streets, they have now opened a I
. WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION HOUSE St No. ?j
Vendue Bange, where they will be able to afford their
customers extra ftciUUea. Their firm will comprise
aa formerly:
aaa w. STETTENS_r. o. BOBKKE....n. ssBUMst
March 18_lyr
AUSTIN, ANDRUS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
NO. 131 MEETING-STREET.
COUNTRY OBDEBS FILLED WITH DISPATCH,
February lt_
WILLIAM GURNEY,
WHOLESALE GB0CEB
ABD
COMMISSION MEBIffi,
NO 1 OS EAST
CHAIUiKSTOK, 8. C.
Butte Ot?ese and Pr o visions,
93- LS i S ' Tances made OA consignments.
Marchi '- ' . . i
HEH! m & WOHLTMAW,
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 187 EAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
B. SUI H ST lt KS-..J. ?. M. WOHLTMAKK.
March?_ 18mos
GEO. E. PRITCHETT,
COMMISSION 'MERCHANT
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
CHARLESTON' S. C.
March 9 _6a os?
G. E. CHICHESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. IS BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
AGENT FOB THE PURCHASE AND SALE Ol
BEAL ESTATE in any of the Southern States.
ALSO AGENT FOB THE SALE, RENTING, BJ.
PAIRING. Ac. O? CITY PROPERTY Augus 22
BALTIMORE RIVET AND SPIKE W0BKS.
FL W. TYSON & CO.,
P. 0. Box 1004, Baltimore, Maryland,
MANUFACTURERS OF "
HOOK-HEAD RAILROAD SPIKES, BOILER RIV?
ETS, BOAT SPIKES, fcc
For further information, apply to
BRUNS A BEE, Agents,
No. 84 East Bay, Charleston, & 0,
Marchi _ . t -_>_8moe
JOHN KING & CO,
IMPORTEES & WHOLESALE DEALERS
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS
FLOUR
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
SEQ" 4RS
ROCKEBY, HOLLOWWARE AND GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
BUILDING MATERIALS, HMS, fcc
Na. 88 HASEL STREET
November 1 mwf
W. 0. BENNETT & C(
FACTORS, FORWARDING AGE
' 1 AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
ACCOMMODATION. WHARF,
CHARLESTON, S..<
W. 0. BENNETT. ...E. B. LILES... .J. C. MABSI
RFJEBENCEA-Ex- Governor VAN OE, Charlotte,
Hon. THOS. S. A8BE, Wadesboro', N. C.; E.P.
TLE. Esq., State Treasurer, Raleigh, N. C. ; Maj.
TOWNSEND, BermettaviUe, 8. O.; D. MALLOY,
Cheraw, S. C.; W. BRANTLEY PETTIGREW,
Florence, S. 0._Imo?_Ma
ISAAC E. HERTZ, | EUGENE HUC
Late co-partner of Mordecai A Co.
ISAAC E. HERTZ & C
SOI East Bay,
CORNER CUMBERLAND STEHET,
AUCTIONEER
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
SHIPPING MERCHANT!
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR* ATTENTION TO
purchase or sale of COTTON, RICE, LUM]
NAVAL STORES, and MERCHANDISE GENERA
and to VESSELS consigned to onr care.
Also, to sales of all descriptions of Merchandl
AUCTION.
. .
-XZFSSXRCZSt
MORDECAI * CO.. E. LAFITTE & CO.,
MARSHALL, BEACH St CO.. E. B STODDABD St
S S. FABBAR, BB0THEB8 A CO.
Charleston, April 2, 1866._Aprl
B. A. EARLY, ) ( J. F. KARLY,
Darlington 0. H., S. 0. J i Charleston, S. 8.
' . - JUA..& *ft F> EARLY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.'
XTORTHWEST CORNER OF EAST BAT AND M
XS RET STREETS Charleston S. C., and oppc
Court House, Darlington, 8. C., WiU attend to the ;
chase, sale and shipment of COTTON, NAVAL STOE
and MERCHANDISE generally. Ordert and cons
meats sohcltea. - 6mo* January:
ARCHIBALD (JETTY & CO.,
WHOLE8ALH D*F1 ATi"FTR
Slipping aflu Commissioi? Merchants,
Sloe. 196 AND 128 MEETINO-STBEI
WAREHOUSES :
?os. M Md SS HASKL-STREKT,
CHARLESTON, S. C. ,
A. Getty.SE. A. Sonder.S. T. Soud
Deoemheraa _' ? ??
STYLES * CARTES,
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHAIf
AND
DEALERS IN NAYA! STORES,
So. 19 VAN D ELAH OR 8 T'S WH AR
CHARLESTON', 8.0.
d.O. STYLES.I. F. CARTS
Februarys .
WILLIS & CfflSOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND
fJTTLL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, BALE A3
W SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestlo Ports)
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES,
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charlearon, 8. C.
a. WILLIS.. . . Uti JU.A. H. OU1BOL
October 88_
WILBUR &.S0N,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSIO
MEB?H A T^TS?
...OFFICE AND ?ALBB BOOMS,
Nos. 13 anti 15 State-street and Nos. 1 an
8 Chalmers-street, -
CTJHLAJRXJBSTOXT, S. O.
. AprSa .. , _mwf
CO0RTENAY * TRENHOLM
(LATE OF NEWBERRY C. H., a C.,)
Y^r HX CONTINUE BUSINESS IN CHARLESTON, A
SHIPPING
* '. ' ARD
Commission Merchants
And will I? pleased to see their friends st
NO. 16 BOYCE'S WHARF.
WM. A. COURTENAY. P. C. TBBNHOL&
May 9_
T. SAVAGE HEYWARD & S0N?
A?CnONEERS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 241 Broad-street, Augusta,
WELL BELL AT
.PTJBIJ?G A?OTIO?
j ON
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
. " ' cr . .- ? AND
FRIDAYS.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO CONSIGN
MENTS. We hold ourselves strictly responsibl
or all goods for which we have acknowledged the re
ceipts, and will render up sales aa speedily aa possible
G ooo B net insured unless Instructed to do so.
. MarohS -. _8mos
ILLING,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER TN
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,.
DRY GOODS TOYS &c.
At No. WI) HUNG-8TREET, CtitirUaton, S.C
AT NEW iORK PRICES.
SVYorkvUIe paper copy for two months, and seat
Ullto this office. ITT * Novembern
NOLEN & STEERS,
BSd Street and Second Avenue, New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
rs ALL KINDS or
? LUMBER, MANUFACTURERS OF MOULDINGS
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, AND BOX SHOOKS.
Taming in all Its branches. Books containing Pattern!
ot Mouldings sent on applicatif".
December 37 lyr
SCOTT tte HERIOT,
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
Was h lr.gtoni t.. Columbia, S. C.
W. E. SCOTT.W. a BXBXOX,
Will give prompt attenUon i Purchasing, Bellin* am!
wardlnc of all MprchaurUin. November 1"
M. M. QUINN & BRO.,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers
IN
BOOKS. PERIODICALS,
.NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, ETC.
No . 5 9 7 KIN G - STREET,
(Opposite Ann-Btreet,)
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
AND
No. 137 BROAD-STREET,
, (Opposite Monument-street,)
ATJO-TTSXA. QA,
The latest Issues of the press always on hand.
Subscriptions received and Goods delivered or for
rarded by Mail or Express.
AB CASH ORDERS will be promptly attended to.
February 17 ly
LADIES DESIRING A SMOOTH, CLEAR
AND
I? ??CA Vt
THIS DELIGHTFUL
TOILET ARTICLE
HAS KO EQUAL FOB PRESERVING AND BEAUT
OTO THE COMPLEXION AND 8KIN.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Depot No. 71 Fulton-street. New fork.
KING & CASSIDEY, Agents,
January 31 wbnSmo CHARLESTON, S.O.
1866. FOR 1866, 1866.
BRABLEY'S~?C??AEB11ATED
o
?
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P?
cr?
oo
?t?
H
?
CO
ar
?T
EACH HOOP BEING COMPOSED
0?
FWO PERFECTLY TE3PERED Slf?GL?
SPRINGS,
BRAIDED TIGHTLY AND FIRMLY TOGETHER
edge to edge, forming one hoop, and making th?
STRONGEST AND HOST FLEXIBLE, the LIGHTEST
AND MOST DURABLE SPRING made.
They will not bend or break like the tingle springs,
bat w?l alway? preserve their
PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE.
nr ALL
OBOWDED ASSEMBLAGES
OH?BCHEB
THEATRES
8ALLBOAD CABS
FOB FBQMENADB
"OB HOUSE DRESS.
In fact, they are superior to all others, oom bining
OOMFOBT. ECONOMY, LIGHTNESS
- DURABILITY.
ANT
INQUTBX TOR
BRADLB?o DCPLBX ELLIPTIC
DOUBLE SPRING SEIET
Vor sale .varywhera. Mannfaotwred .a?histvsiy b
ths sole owners of the Patent;
WESTS, BRAMEY & CART,
So. 79 CHAMBERS AND Nos. 79 AND 81 READE HTS.,
HEW YORK.
For sale in Charleston, 8. C., Wholesale and Retail by
WM. T. B?7BQE A 00.
EDWIN BATES A 00.
KING & GOODRICH.
J. B, BEAD A CO.
WM. MCCOMB & co.
T. KELLI.
E. SCOTT A Ca ,
UFFERHARDT A OAMPSEN,
JAB. B. BETTS. -
STOLL, WEBB A CO.
And aU other Merchants who sell first-class SKIRT
?a Charleston and throughout the Southern States.
January iW_. " ?_Brno
WM BOOK MilFM?,
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
SUCH AS RECORDS FOB. PUBLIC OFFICES,
Ledger B, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, Ac,, con?
tently on hand, and made to order, and with any dea
r 1 pilan o ?Baling. None bat the best workmen employ
d and the best materials used.
A practical experience of twenty years in the a bor?
ne, and with foclli?ea unsurpassed, enable me to war?
nt satisfaction.
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING
In s Bits branches, with new type, u J W presses, and
d vantages not excelled in this city. L v yer's Blanks,
itles, Bonds, Mortgages, Ac, Ac, on ht .d and printed
order. tutlislyr December li
SPENCER D. C. VAN BOKKELEN
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 198 WATER-STREET, NEW YORK.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE
OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
. REPRESENTED BY
GEOBGE E. PBITCHETT, Charleston S. 0.
D. D. HOOOTT, Camden, 8. a
A H. VAN BOKKELEN, Wilmington, N. 0.
April li_6mos*
1866.
THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX
ENLARGED.
( Great Reduction in the Rates of Adver.
tising.
THE COLUMBIA PH02NIX (PUBLISHED DAILY
and Tri-Weekly) has been GREATLY ENLARGED,
I and in the quantity and quality ol its r?rding matter
will compare favorably with any papor in the State. Th?
subscription price to tho Daily ia $10 a year; Tri-Week
r>r?!?f,J6T8 for transient advertising have been RB
? ?v? OVER TWENTY-FIVE PBR CENT.; while th?
i monthly and quarterly rates have been lowered to snob
I 3L "r1?4 55 to Place the columns of the paper withls
?te -each of dealers and manufacturers general Iv.
j, "_' JULIAN A fcELBY.
i ." *" *** ~_ Proprietor Colombia Phoanix
Si~Sr 5 new **** wonderful SEWING MACHINE
^?*^^^Boenesd. Address SHAW A CLARE
IBlddatord Maia. September U
THE
Leading Journal
OF; '
THE SOUTH1
THE PUBLISHERS OF
THE fHARLESM DAILY NEWS
Bog respectfully to return tnt ix tu&nlu tn ?.\?.
public fer its liberal Bupport to their Journal, and
promise that in the future, as in the past, it shall j
be their aim to make
THE DAILY NEWS
THE;
MOST DESIRABLE PAPER
in the country. It Lae now
THE LIRGEST 0RCI?LIM
of any Newspaper issued In the State, and ia
THE LARGEST IN SIZE
of any Paper published in the State-issued in
folio form of eight pages, and the size of the New
lork Herald.
It is univers ally conceded that
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THE CHARLESTON DM NEWS
23 THE
MOST" ENTERPRISING, !
INDEPENDENT
AND THE
BEST COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER
published in the South. It ia
A SOUTHERN PAPER,
WITH
SOUTHERN PRINCIPLES.
A TRI-WEEKLY,
Many of our friends have apeken and written to
ns concerning tho publication of a Tri-Weekly. We
have thought of doing this for some time, but j
'.10-v , i. .. ?a
owing to the general disarrangement of postal af?
fairs, we have concluded not to do so until the
commencement of next season.
On the first of September we will commence to
publish a country edition of TEX News, and it
shall be our aim to make the paper tho best ever
issued lu this State. We intend introducing en?
tirely new features in this enterprise; it will not
bo a summary of the daily, but will bo complete
and original in itself, and we are certain that its
patrons trill be as well pleased with it as are
our present patrons pleased with the daily.
TEEMS OP" J>AlXTSTs
One year.$10.00
Six months. 5.00
Three months. 2.50
(In Advance.)
CATHCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON
PROPRIETOES,
No. 18 HAYNE-STREET,
CHARLESTON, & O.
1866! 1866!
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS,
THE .
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ARO
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lew Torie Hews Building,
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N. York Advertisements.
WM. A. HINMAN, ;."
MANUFACTURER OF PERFUMERY, COHOES.
TEATED nm ESSENCES for Druggists' tal
Oonicctionera' ase, Na 20-Platt-street, corner of Gold,
New York. Fancy Boxer end Baskets for holiday pw
i nts, S?chela, Handkerchief Extrada, Pomades, Vina,
ar Bongo, Toilet Powders, Hair Oils, Oil Moak, OU
Civet, Grain Musi iii ounce caddies, OU Apple, Gil
Banana, BTrtyrte Ether. ' . . n9
yin* yr?t?i?-nh<?f??ij??u ip bulk to suit purchasers.
A complete Catalogue will be forwarded br man on Sp.
plication. Brno? JanoaryM
DEY GOODS.
hiVmm LUDIN6T0N k GO},
NO. 330 BROADWAY, ?0RK, *
Owura TO. SOUTHERN AND WESTERN JOBBER
AND BET AILEES, at Ute lowest market hrice
FOB CASH, a very large and attractive stock af DEES
GOODS, CLOTHB, ' NOTIONS, ' HOBTEBY, WHITS
GOODS, Ac. ' fxawftno . - FeoroaryJl
JAMES CONNER'S SONS*
United States Type Foundry
AH?
PRINTER^ WAREHOUSE.
Kee. Jib, 3? and 3? Cemtxe-strcet, Nsw York,
Corner af Rcstde-stnret. '' *
THE TYPE ON WHICH THIS PAPEB IB PRINTED
from the above ^oundrv- Iv October *
?AKLTFACTH?EB'S HARD WABE H0?M
BSEACB W.?LOVE & cb?
ha. tfG Cliff-Street, Sew York, <
?-mr-r-r"~rtniiisj^sjprj
Cotton and other Southern prodeots reoeived on eats.
gnmect, or m psymsnt ' - lyr BsptembsrsN
DICKEBSON, HEED & CO.
C . ti* old
UCOBTZSJ O? kXTi nZXLKRB ra 1 '?
.. ' i - , . .> -na
UN PLATE. SHEET IBON, COPPER, WISE, ZTNC
i all other articles for tinners usa. ' T5
No, 39 ard 31 CLJFF-ST,,,cor. FULTON,'
Septtmberafl[ . ' , lyr "j , HeW.lti?.
DERRICKSON At BARTLETT,? ?"
w.'i..f ' a? WE^LlBAIJt'. ''.-?."'"jS
'APES AND HAG- DEALEBS.
No. io Beekman-strset,
?G, WRITING, WRAPPING AND' CO LOBED
Straw and Binders' Board*, Tarred Hcoflng
_ Manufacturers' Supplies, and all shads o
Machinery. Paper of.every description -mada
to order. Rags taken In exchange for Paper.- Orders by
?^picaptJy attended tcT^^^ , OotobBt^B
ShWN, I0TT& CO
No, t? OHAMBERS-flT.' ANB No. 31
fMPOBTBRB; ANT) WHOLESALE DEALERS HS FOB?
A ErON and DO MEETia HARDWARE, Cutlery.DtuiAj
pistols and Gun Trimmings. ! 10,000 -dosen ? Hoes,
"Brade's" Crown and Paientgoovfla^Erwsfl's and Ayer?
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