The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 28, 1868, Image 3
THE DAILY NEWS.
?S- L* B i Esl CUtCOLATlON.-THE DAI LT
SEWS HETNG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TBE LARGEST CIR
CCLATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTE lt S REMAIN
INC, IN THE POSTOFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEER. ACCORDING IO THE PROVIS?
IONS OT THE NEW POsIOFFICE LAW.
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS EAT.
CJ?OBELL, Knox & co. will sell at 10 o'clock, ac
their uu.-tiou hou:0, Hasel-sireet, seasonaM-? dry
gcod;.
(JOUST OF EQTHTY.--Chancellor Leseenc will
be io attendance at ibe conrt rooms, ou Wednesday
.next, 3rtb instant, at ciruja o'clock. A. M.
Tau ATTENTION of shippers is called to the
. change of sailing day ol Baltimore steamer. Bills
lading must be handed in to agents by two e'e'ock
to-day. _
PERSONAL.-Thc HOD. Miliedgo L. Bonham
is stopping at the Charleston Hotel; also T. J. South?
ard, Esq.. of Richmond, Mc., owner of several large
ve.-sels that formerly traded with Charleston.
T. B. Marshal', of tho firm of T. B. MarshaR A
Brother, Savannah, is also at the "Charleston."
THE COOL SPELL.-The cold weather con
a^tinues, but fortunately not with uualia'ed vigor.
T Yesterday morning it moderated considerab'y and
the ico thawed a little for tho first time. In the af?
ternoon there was a slight shower and it was quite
cold afterwards, but last night was more endurable
than any night since Wednesday. We have had
some bitter cold weather it is true, but Savannah
seems to have suffered even more. Iee there was
seven inches thick, and the water pipes barst from
being froz.n.
STONE & HUBBAX'S CIRCUS.-The e'reus ex?
hibition this eves lng promises to surpass everything
of the kind heretofore witnessed in Charleston.
There is a great variety of performances, and each
pertormance is perfect. Messrs. Stone A Murray
have spared no pains or expenso, and have shown
great R?11, not only in sclocting their troupe, but
air o in collec ing their horses sad material, and in
arranging tbs pl n and dstaila cf the r exhibition.
Our Southern and Western exchanges say that it is
the very bes' company that bas exhibited in the
South since the war. and there can be no doubt that
Stone & Murray's circus is as good as the bes*.
COLUMBIA AND'AUGUSTA RADLBOAD.-On Wed?
nesday last, for the first lime, trains ran over the
Columbia and Augusta Railroad in both directions;
from Co:un.b.ra to Graniteville, and from Graniteville
to Columbia.
Ibe Colum na Phoenix of yesterday says: "The
injunction case of tho South Carolina Railroad Com?
pany against the Columbia and Augusta Bailroad
Company will be dissolved by the decision of Judge
Platt, which orders a jury to asiCBS damages. Under
this ruling of the court the work will, it is under?
stood, bc resumed immediately, and the road pushed
through to Augusta with all possible speeL"
MASONIC-At the annual communication of |
VWalhalla Lodge, No. 65, A F. M., held on Tuesday
f last, December SSL the following officers were elected |
to servo for the ensuing Masonic year:
Brother H. H. MULLER, W. M.
- Broth?r TIL MEJ-CHERS. Sr. W.
trotter O. SCHEIBE. Jr. W.
Brrther J. KRUSB. Treasurer.
Brother J. M. PET 3R SEN, Secretary.
BrotnorH. LINSEBblNCI, Sr. D.
Brother B. DOScHEB, ir. ?.
Brother CH. FLO ntl H M ANN, ) gij-.m
Brother F. BUCKH. j ?ewaMS
Brother J. IL b CHM ID A', TRer.
CHARLESTON TIBOOBAPIIICAL UNION.-At the
first anniversary meeting of Charleston Type graphi?
tai Union, No. 13, held on the evening of the 26th in?
stant, tho following officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year:
J. D. PA RUY, President,*
T. C. NEVILLE, vice-President.
C. ADAMS, Secretary.
S. D. HUTSON, Corresponding Secretary.t
H. P. COOK*", Treasurer.
J. L. WALLACE, Sergeant-at-Arms.?
Delesato to National ?nio?-JOHN F. BRITTON.
. Vxee R. A. Trittau, declined re-olsction.
i Tice J. D. Parry, ole otad President
tVici J. W. Davis, declined re-election.
KEV. W. "W. HICKS.-This distinguished pul?
pit orator preached sn eloquent sermon yesterday
morning, at the Lutheran Church (Bev. Dr. Bach
man's) to a fuR and apareelative congregation. His
text for the occasion was "Charity hope th aU things,"
and for L early an hour his hearers lost thraasorves
in following the neva! arguments and beautiful
imagery of the speaker as he presentad the phases of J
La subject that has grown almost hackneyed in other
hand?. In tho course ef the services the Rev. Dr.
Bac'oman ottered up a prayer for the restoration of J
the zealous young pastor to health and strength.
This is thc first time ?bat Ur. licks has Breached
in many weeks, and it is pleasant evldeaee that his
health i= so much recuperated by our climate as to
promiso a continuance of his career. Thsreare
hundreds of people in Charleston now attending no
placo of worship who would be attracted by the
eloquent ministrations of so gifted a preacher.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION?-The Sunday
School celebration at tho Second Presbyterian
?Church last evening"was somewhat different in its
character fi om what such celebrations have gene?
rally been in Charleston, and in many respects it
was a great improvement. It was intended to be a
reUgion3 celebration ef the birlb of Christ and the
idea was weU carried out in every part ef the exer
cis?s. The chants, hymns, recitations lessons and
prayers all bore special reference to that auspicious
event, and were unite:! in with a zeal that indicated
true and heartfelt rejoicing. The exorcises were
opened with prayer by the pastor of the church,
Rev. Thomas Smythe, D. D , and conducted by the
superintendent R. C. Gilchrist, Erq., aided by the"
-assistant superintendent. Mr. C. N. AverilL The
singing was by the children, two hundred in num?
ber, led by the choir and accompanied by the organ,
under thc skillful management of Professor Robin?
son. The church was se crowded that a number of
ladies were compelled to find scats in the galleries,
and thc celebration was in every resp?ot a success.
HOTEL ABBIVALS-December 26 and 27.
Pavilion Hotel.-Henry Weeden, New York; John
M Hains, Fair Play; B A McMillan. Kings:ree;H
Bicker,-- ; T DJ Mason. California; J E Beck,
Dixie; W J Burke, Augusta; W A Rook, Savanuuh;
W P Denny, New York; Captain Wra Knox. City;
Paul Jones, Richmond; B H Knots, Orangeburg;
Tierny MoNaf, City ; A S Burnes, 8 C; D P Buzardt,
Newberry; T M Dersett, Atlanta; J P ?orsett, Atlan?
ta; H Crawford, New York; Stone & Murray's Circus
Company; F T Watson, Savannah.
Charlcstou Hetel- W H Weaim, Savannah; F M
Kinloch, city; J xreeman, J B Pel), EPBunson,
-city;M L Bonham, Edgofleld; JO Oillett, Augusta;
D Risley, Georgetown; W S Jones, Bichland; D C
Wilson. Beaufort; J B O Hard. Georgia; H F Thom?
as, Dr E P Abbe. Massachusetts; ? S Bradford. C S
Bradford, Jr. Philadelphia; W A! orr san. New York;
B B Campbell, W S Jackson, city; J W Cochran,
Philadelphia; John Chadwick, B H Peaker, Now
York; J B Davis, Wilmington; I C Bruce. New York;
DM Munro, Savannah; O S Langdon, Danen, Qa;
L Holloway and wile, East Florida; Wm L Wolfe. J D
Dnrgcr, New York; W A Wing, St Louis; Charles N
Howard, New York; TR Burley. PbUadblphia; N
Dennett, Now York; F J Southard, Richmond; F Z
Marshall, favannah; O S Harris, Boston; G Nagle,
Kingstree; J B Guerard, Georgia; T J Tobias and
wife. New York, J T Wilson. St Louis; N Eiddlo
comb, Utica, N Y; H G Manning, New York.
THE HORN NUISANCE_Many citizens of
Charleston wiU concur in the opiaien expressed by
the Philadelphia Bulletin in regard te the horn tul
sance, and will envy tho good order preserved in
the "City of Brotherly Love." Tho BuUetin says :
The police tb*s morales received very sNJct
instruction upon tho subjects/ horn-Mowing upan
the streets this evening. The lieuteosnts Were
directed to put out an extra force or naen, and to
have arrested every person-man, woman and child
-who is found in the itreet blewisg a horn. Tho
persons are to be taken before a magistrate and he:d
to bail, apd the horns are to be oosfiicated. The
b'.orring of tin horne ls a first-class nuisance, and
the Mayor's orders are very stringent
MO I XA.
Ttoe Lecture of Rev. Ai J. Ryan Last
Night at s*. Patric k's CLureli-He Lec?
tures To-niglit at the Cathedral.
Siuce the war there has been no urmo that has so
excited and touched :he Southern heart a* "Mo ni."
Long bet?re the briLiant author was forced troin hi?
ro:iremeut to wer tho hoi.ors won by b;s pen, his
verses had b.-conio household worc'a. ?"rom thc Po?
tomac to tho Kio Graudt "Tho Conquered Linne."
was at once accepted as the requiem of a nation; and
every poem th't appeircd over the same signature
was so replete with regretful love and tendtrmcinory
for the cau?c which our people had worshipped, aud
w ith heartfelt and outspoken prido in thc history of
the ber-ic deeds which had been done in its behalf,
that "Moina" soon became a tal'sman to tho South?
ron's inmost feelings, in every pioduction of his pen
tbero was evinced a spirit too honest to deny tho
past, too wiso to neglect the present, too btave io
fear the tuturc. It was this nobleuess of nr.ture that
breath 3d through all ' Moina's" verses that cr s td
lovo and admiration for the unknown author. It
has now been more than a year since Father Ryan
has been known to bc thc author nf tho
verses appearing over the name of " Moina,"
and his real name and title aro now uni?
versally respected, a? well for his personal as
his literary character. A natural desire to see
a mau to much respected and beloved exists
j throughout the South, and Char.cstoniana enjoyed
that pleasure last night for the first time. As wallas
could bc judged by the oppo'tuuity then sff rded,
Father Rjan is a man of about thirty years of agc,
fi\-e feet seven inches in height, is s? aro malo, of
iragile form and appearance, his shoulders ar-sjgh -
ly stooped and indie-ate a habit of leaning ovci book6.
His movements are rather quiet, but indicate much
firmness and decision. His easy manner exhibits a
perfect cenfidence and strength cf chirac:or. When
he appears before bis people, thc most lis ties - ob?
server arouees to a sense that an extraordinary m .n
is before him. His face is long and beardless; bis
hair is brown, and wuru cast back from his high,
broad torehead, and hangs in alight and graceful
curls over his shoulders; hi* eyes are a soft blue, and
his brows are high and regular.y arehed. His mouth
has a slight curvature at the corners, ls email and of
pleasing appearanoe. His general appearance, as he
stands in thc chancel, is very Jcxinice, yet giving
the impression that he is an intellectual and poetical
person of noble and go .d qualities,
Ihe lecture last night was on the divine origin
and perpetuity of thc Church, and was listened to
with mai ked attenUon by a large audience. Father
Ryan will lecture again tc-night at the Cathedral,
and on Wednesday next will give poe deal readings
at Hibernian Hall, which wiU afford to Protestants
and the public geaorally a good opportunity of see?
ing and hearing bim.
A FINE NEW SHIP.-Tho ship T. B. South?
ard, from New York, reaobei the city ?etterday.
Sho ls a fine new ship, and is to trade between
Charleston and LiverpooL She com ?a consigned to
Wi liam Roach, Esq.
BEPOBTEB'S CBUMBS.-Andrew Green, color?
ed, confined in jail on the charge of cow eteiling,
died of dropsy on Saturday.
Un Saturday bills of the Eank of tho Statu were
quoted at 40, with a downward tendency. City stock
was freely oTered at 55 and refused, buyers not being
willing to rive mere than 50.
Ibo Cc.nmbia merchants never before sold in
three da s as many goods as on last Monday, Tues?
day and A'cdnesday,
The a lamer Fannie, with the "Alerts" on board,
ai rived u .-?lur^ay at balf-past five ?Mock.
It ia rumored that a line is ia prospect befrrce?
Charleston and Havana.
The Widows' Home Pair will bo open again to-mor?
row night, when tho raffle? lists will bo disposed of.
Dr. Hicks, az soon as his health wiU permit, will
preach a sermon at tko Orphan's Chapel.
A 8 Light difficulty occurred en Saturday morning
last, in Wentworth-Btreet near Coming, between a
white and a colored man. It bil fair to assume riot?
ous proportions, but the presence of a policoman
and Officer Reed, of the Dette.i ve force, had a sooth?
ing effect
Many persona visited the Orib yesterday. It will
remain open dur n; tho week. Tickets, for ton
cents, securlog admittance, can be had at Tue NEWS.
To-day the City Inspecter will commence to lay a
new pavement of aapnaltnm on the nortl side of
Hasel-street, from the postofflce to King-street. 1 he
old bricks taken up will be used for repairing else?
where.
Stone k Murray's Circus Company reached thc
city yisterday. Ibo members of tho company are
stopping at the Pavilion Hotel.
Yesterday was a general prize distribution day in
many of tho Sabbath Schools.
CLUBS AND STABS.-The following; arrests
have beon made since Saturday, and will be di?poso J
of at tho Mayor's Court this morning:
George Garner lodged for having a pair of boots
in his possession claimed by Mr. Wm. R. Webb.
Wm. Daly, Martin Divine end Lawrence J. May
lodged for interfering with Cffieer Recd, of thc a
-teefhe force, in the dis ha-ge of his duty and over?
ing to fight him.
Wm. Truckuan and Henry Kroyos lodccd for
careless driving of their bread carts in thc st.'eels.
Philip Jackson lodged for assaulting Wm. Ford
in Soe-ety-str -et in Mr. Bennett's yard.
Riobard R, Hamilton lodged for assault and bat?
tery on Christopher Burke, colored, and drawing a
revolver en him at No. 184 Meeting-street
Geo. M. Pylesleagsd fer attempting to foice nts
way into Mr. HamrccisniLL's premises on E.wt
Bay.
William Recd, colored, lodged for being drunk and
ri otous at the corner of Church and Elliott strcota.
Robert Smith, colored, lodged for breaking into
Ute roo m ol Laura Smith, No. 24 Qnecn-strcct, aud
forcibly taking a quilt off. Als>, for carrying con
ceaVjfdaweapons.
Frances Gibbes, colored, reported for having her
chimney on fire at half-past seven ou Sunday morn?
ing, at No. 27 Tradd-strcet.
A couple of cowsjrere 'onad going at largo con?
trary to city ordinance, and carried to tho Guards
house, where they can be had en identification.
Half a dorea cases of parties who had been de?
feated ina wrestle wiU\^ Bacchus, and found hors ie
combat by 'be po .icemen and deposited in the Guard
house until they could recover.
Ai thur Calvin and Lind Smith lodged for inter
foringwlth thc official duties of S'ato ConBtablo
Woolfo.
Barney Groen lodged for throwing bricks In Meet
tng-street
\A Card.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
I was not present at th2 meeting; of the
judges of three of tho f?ur city fire cempanios when
it was decided that "the Niagara" and not "thc
Promptitude" was viotorious in the late contest. I
waa not notified that the mealing was to tak? placa,
and do not a- rro to that decision. I aisert that "ibo
Promptitude" was tho winner, ?a was announced at
the time by t he Chief of the Firo Department and
his assistants. JO.-EPH J. LAZARUS.
Jodgo for "the Promptitude."
KTJSIaVKSS 1NOXICK8.
CHOICE GEEEN AND BLACK ?TFAS, $1 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys?
ters in every style. Mince pie-?, frtah dally. Hot oef
feo and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
-0
LTOOD'S SOVEBIEON BALM is no quack nos?
trum, bat a genuine Kentucky preparation, gotten
up on the most scienlifio principles. For tale at the
drug store of Dowia k How, corner Mooting and
Hasel s tro sta. w.mO Dec? ra ber 16
_/tnonrioL.
CHECKS ON NEH^YOBKT^
LESESNE & WELLS,
Ko. IO BROAD-STKEET.
December 24 im0
mem publications.
J^USJjEl.L'S BOOK MURK.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c.
TBE POET ANT) THE PAI'.TER. or Gems of Art
and Song, with ninety-nine hrge steel engrav
inys, imperial Svo. moroc o, S20.
TENSXSOS'S Esm rilistrsted by Gustave Dore, fo?
lio, iu a-i c'cgant binding. $10.
TEN.NTS^S'8 LOCESLT BALL, lUu-trated by Hennesy,
4 octavo, ?3.
GHAT'S ELEGY, willi soven'r-eu ?n- Iv colored draw
cincs and a i)b0!our?phie rcprodiictioa cf Ibo
cria'ml manu.-cript, no SC 23.
WATSIDE POSIES, original Po.-ms ot country liie,
edited by Koben Luehman, nub fbr.y-sevcn
illustrations. 4io. S10
THE Bird), by Mich let. illustrate! by tao hnndrrd
and ten exquisite engravings by Giacomelli. SC.
CHRIST IS Soso, or H>ms ot Immanuel,rf-eVcfe.i
irom all ?nes by Philip Schaff, D. D, Svo. cloth
mit extra, SC
COWPER'* TABLE TALE, and other Poems, beauti
lully illustrated by the most cm-net English
Artist", 1 VOIUUJC. 4to, S3.
?-TORT WITHOUT AN END, ftom the German of Ca
rove, largo 4to. with fif:ceo beautiful pic?
tures, m imita'io.i of water color*. S7 50.
CHRISTMAS CAROL, by charles Dicken?, with thirty
illu-trati-us. by Eylinsc, -mall 4 ocavo, S5.
SCOTIA'S BAUDS, :!.<; choicest ??roi'uc?ions of the
Seotiieh Tn-?!?--, bcautifullv -llustra'ed, 8vo, $4.
MARMION, by Walter .-edt, with fifteen photographic
illustration , SS.
LATS OF TK" BOLT I AND, from ancient and modern
writer*, with sixty-three illustrations, 8vo, ;8.
CHAMBERS' UOOK or ?PATS a miscellany of popular
antiquit?-, two larce volumes royal 8vo, $9.
Tte abovo arc all in elegant bindings.
Decemhcr 21
_fflmal^_
EXt?tLTlVK DKPARTMEVT,
STAT K TREASURY OFFICE. ?
COLUMBIA, S. C., December ll), 1S6S. )
HOLDERS OP BILL? OF THE BANK OF TFTE
STATE OF SOUTH 0AR3LISA, who dc.-iro
to FUND them, in conrornvty to the Act of tho
General Assembly of 1363. iau?t iorward them to
this office previous to JANUARY 1, 13G9.
Tue certificates of the Ma ters in Equity will no
longer be received as evideacc sufficient to eutiilc
the holders to tho Treasurer'- rccelpl. The bills
will be required. It in of absol ats importance that
thc certificate of presentation to thc Bank should ac?
company the bills, iu o.der t? secure the interest
from tiie date of presentation to January 1.18C9.
Bonds will bc issu.d it sums of S50, S100, $500 and
$1000. MLES G. PARK LR.
December 22 6 Treasurer of S. C.
THE STATE OP SOUTH IA KULI NV
To the Managers of Eitctions
for the County of Beaufort:
WHEREAS, MR. GEORGS A. BENNETT. WHO,
at thc Getieaal Election held in April, 1808, was
chosen a member of the House of Representatives
for the I lection Disirict of Beaufort County, to serve
for two years, has since said election ro-igned; and,
whereas, t ac Constitua1 n of tho State of South Caro?
lina directs that in such a case a Writ of Elcctlou
shall be issued 1 y thc Speaker of the House of Rep
rosontiitlves for Ibo parp?se or filling the vacancy
thus occasioned, tor the remainder of the term for
which.the member so resigned was elected lo serve :
Now, therefore, you and cacb of you aro hereby
required, alter due advertisement, and with stri.-t re?
gs *d to all tho provisions of tho Constitution and
1 awe of the said State, touching your duty in such
cast?, to hold an election for a Meager of tbe Rous?
of Representatives, for the Election District aforesaid,
to serre for thc remainder of the term for which tho
said GEORGE A. BENNETT was elected ; tho Polls
to be opened at the various places ci Election in thc
said Bl3trict, on Monday, thc fourth doy of January,
1869, by tho various sots of Managers for thoso
places respectively; ss id? Managers to count the
votes publicly immediately aft'-r the final closing of
thc polls at tko Precincts where tho votes have been
taken; moko out a certlflrato of thc result, to bo
Bigued by th? Managers, sra majeriry of ?hem, and
taken to tho Court House of Beaufort County, or
placo now fixod bylaw for counting tho votes, on
Wtdncs Jay, the 6ixth day of J.nuary, 18G9. by ono
or more ol said Managers ; mid thc Malingers, or a
majority of thom, who may assomble, shall proceed
to examino tho aforesaid statement, and declare tho
rc-ul; of the Election.
This Writ, together with your return of tho Elec?
tion te bc held under it, have beforo the House of
Representatives at its next moeting after tho Election.
Witness the tionerablo FRANKLIN J MOSES, Jr.,
Esquire, Speaker of tho House of Represen?
tatives, at Columbia, this twelth day of Decom
bor, in tho year of eur Lord oue thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR..
Speaker of the Hause of Representatives.
A. 0. JONES, Clerk of tho Housa of Repr?senla
fives
December 14 20
Slunk |00h5, ^tinting, Jibing.
iBl^INirBOO^
MANUFACTORY.
BLANK BOOKS OF AIL DESCBIPIIONS MADE
to order, with any 6t> lo of Binding or j altera of Rul?
ing, ol best material and workmauship.
BOOK-BIXDISft;
MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, M031 J, NEWS?
PAPERS, BibloH, Prayer Dooks, fcc., Bound tn any
style, end neatly Lettered with name.
Lithographing and J b Printing.
JOB PRINTING-Cards, Letter, Note sud Bill
Heads. Circulars, Dray Receipt?, Pamphlets, ?c., iu
first-rate style avd at low prices.
STATIONERY.
AH varieties of LAW, OFFICE AND FANCY STA?
TIONERY.
BLAKE BOOKS.
A largo assortment of our own and of the best
Northern manufactui T#, coastantly on hand.
NOTICE.-Wo are oflorin,' our surplus stock ol
Check Books, Bank Bocks, Railroad aud Yes-el Re
ocipt Books, Cotton Weight and Shipping Books, at
groaUy reduco l prices.
HUE BOOKS for riante s. Mechanics and Busi?
ness Men generally (monthly and weekly), a great
variety ot farms.
BAKERS' BREAD BOOKS, Lauding and Dockage
Books, Magistrat .a' Doc.cts, Hot. 1 Registers, fcc.
TU liEALEHS.
Havin; a lnrjto surplus of BLANK BOOKS, of all
styles of binding, the trade will bo supplied fora
limited time at a great roducrien on New York cost
At COURTENAY'S,
Decombcrll faiwlmo No. 9 BROAD-STREET.
g ^HififcllanroQS.
?HKAP
FAMILY BLANKETS,
JUST OPENED AT
STOL.Ii. WEBB & CO.,
Nos. 287 AND 239 KING-STREET.
November G
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
THE IJESr PRESENT YOD CAN MAKE I* A
god SEWING MACHINE, and the best Se win."
Mac fair? that la tuaWo is the Willcox & Gibbs. I his
ls proved daily at No. 307 Kin-r-strcet.
D. B. HASELTON,
Agent Willcox i Gibbs Scwiug Machine Company.
December 17 ia
Q J. SCHLEPEGRELL,
2F?. 37 L1NE-STEEET,
BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHTUP.
LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ANL
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and PLASTER
LNB LA?H6, PAINT'S. OSLS. GLASSES, SH?HGTiI?S !
also. OBOOVH AND TONGUE BOARDS, fcc, con?
stantly on band ut the lowest market prices.
September 12 mthstyr
Confectioneri), &r.
KINSMAN'S CANDY FACTORY
No. 279 KING-STREET.
CANDY PUT UP ?N ASSORTED BOXES OF 25,
50 ant1 103 pound.-, suitable lor Country Trado.
.Mer hauts can roly upon our Candies Dolo .'per?
fectly free from all such pT-onous substances as
TERKA ALBA AND MARBLE DTJfcT.
Als?, constantly on baud, a lull supply ot
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
AND FANCY CANDIES.
Noex ' ra chargefor basing, wfnilmo December 3
TREATS FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
TH!' Pi NES r GAME AND POUL'I RY,
lUEOBsT MINCE PIE;.
THE RICHEST FRUIT and
POUND CAKES,
And ail ra-icUea of pastry. frc3h every diy, at
TIT LL K\-s,
KING-STREET, B GROW dUE EN.
Deromber 2-1 7
OF
CLiUSSSN^ STEAM BAKERY,
No. 200 KING-STREET,
[MR. VON S ANTENS OLD STAND.)
TtlE SUBSCRIBER WOULD HEBERT INFORM
bis numero is customers th:t he has jn-t open?
ed a BRANCH OF li.'S S1E.\M BvKEltY at the
above place, where eau ba hart FRESH BREAD, of
all desenprions, m mme ai d noon. Also, all sorts
ot" nue and ccarso CAKES. BlSCt'ITS, CRACKERS.
I ARTS, PIES, PASIR Y and < 'ON EEC 1TONERIES.
'Tastclullv dressed Cukos for weddings and other
parlies punctually t iled to the satisfaction of all.
All o:dcrs for Crackers. &c. Ac, for tho Office in
Market-street, lett at this nlacs. will bc punctually
attended to J. C. H. CLiUsSEN,
No. 10 Market and No. 290 King streets.
December 22
Pastness ({[ards.
Q T T O SONNTAG,
DYER AND 'SCOURER,
lil Marli', t-street, between King and
A rc - h tl alc-str c eta.
GENTS' CO ITS. VESTS, PANTS AND HATS
Dyed, Cleanod and Presecd.
November 12 wfraSmos
gHAVJNG AND HAIR-CUTTING,
BY
W . E. MARSHALL,
AT THF.
BROAD-STREET BARBER SALOON,
No. 31 (UP STAIES).
December 8
Q E O . Il . II O P P O C K,
FACTOR
A KD
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ACCOMMODATION WHAHF,
Charleston, S. C.
P. GADSDEN HASELL. timos September 21
DENTIST.
ROOMS AT HIS RESIDENCE, NORTHWEST COR?
NER OF MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS.
- November 20 fmw6mos
J U II N I) . ALEXANDER,
ACCOUNTANT
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
No. IC Broad-strc?*
RESPESTFULLY SOLKJWB nVMSKSSIN THB
WRrTlN? SP ANBABJI8TIN? 9V ANB
A'?OOH .The of Mcrokants and ochers. Al?e, the
3KLLINO- AND RHKTIH?, AND COLLE3TIM <9F
RUN TS OF IIWBSB9, Ax. October 1
J.T
II U DI P It It E Y S ,
BROKER, A UCTIONEER AND COMMIS?
SION MERCHANT.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, SE
CHRIITKS AND PliRSOKAL PROPERTY
ATTENDED TO.
No. 2 7 BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
HEEEKENCE3.
Hom HENRY. BUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Es:i.,
General JAMES CONNER, T. IL WARING, Esq.
October 1
TOILBUU dt SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS &, AUCTIONEERS,
No. 59 Broad street, Charleston, ft, C.
Borrow and loan mouoy, attend to collection o.'
rents, and all mannor of claims.
July 13 . mwt.l.i.o
G
_ /mt Jlrte.
lt E A T A T T R A C T I I? N
QUfNBrS & CO:S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIDI1ION UV, LARGEST AND
finest Colleclioa of CUROMO L'TUOGRAP.IS ever
scon in Charleston. They are perfect copies of cel?
ebrated Works of Art, bolh auc.cnt ?md modern.
Among ibo collection may bu found SALVA I OR
ROSA'S HEAD OP CHRIS] , Corroggo's Magdalene,
A. Delacroix's Tido (Join:,1 Out, A. Delacroix's Ti Jo
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jacksons English
Scenery, Rowbottoms English Scenery, Baiter's
English and Iri.-u Scenery, Views on the Rhine, The
Jungfraud, Ibo Wettcrhoru, Mu:ino Views, and
many others.
Thc public are respectfully invited to call and see
theso beautiful Works ol Art. They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Groat reduction in thc pr:co PORCELAIN PIC?
TURES. Recent improvement* m producing these
JJ ic t ure H enable us to now rifer thc . at nearly one
half the former prices, and lar rape.'or. Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OILIER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR?
PASSED.
E-pceial attention given to children. Also to copy,
ing old Daguerreotypes and ettitir pictures. Satisfac?
tion in all cases guaranteed, and al prices lo corres?
pond with thc hines.
STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Ked a ced Prices.
A fine collection of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEW3 OF THE MOUN?
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These arc the first aud only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
Q, U 1 N B Y A CO.,
No. 201 KING-STREET.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Novombcr 12 3mos
(Ootljin^ an?i /arnisljirtfl, Q3?O?>S.
CIST???II?G!
CLOTHING
GMT 4TTB1CTI0N !
LARGE STOCK
OF
FINE CLOTHING,
* AT
No. 291 KING-STREET,
Corner of Wentworth.
ALARIE AND ELEGVNT SUPPLY OF SEA-.
SONABLE
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
FOB
ME*, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERED AT LOW PRICES
. Purchasers aro invilod to cr.11 aa 1 ma'ii their se?
lections from thc desirable styles in the stock.
ALSO,
FURNISHING GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
AND THE
STAR BRAND SHIRTS,
NOTED FOR THEIR DURABILITY AND
FITTING QUALITIES.
The Tailoring Department,
Supplied with with choice Europcaa and American
Cloths
Coatings and
Cassimeres,
Which will bc made up to order io the best styles,
under the caro of a first-claps Fronch Cultcr.
WM. MATTH [ESSEN.
B. W. McTURE0U3,
December 23 C SUPERINTENDENT.
ESTABLISHED IN 1843.
O. E. & A. S. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OP
Gent's Youths' and Freedmen's
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. 315 King-'if., Opposite Socicty-St.
WE ARE PREPARED FReil THT3 DATE TO
offer our nsual FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
of our own selection, and manufactured by our?
selves in Charleston.
As regards quality and style, wc aro confident our
Goods will compare favorably in overy respect tvllh
any Hcuse in Ibo Southern Csuntry, both for cheap?
ness and durability. Wc have alsa a large stock of
Hen's Furnishing Goods in'Stere.
To our Monda and forn-or patrons, and to the
Trade in general, wc extend a cordial invitation to
examino our stock, :md solicit their ordora.
SATINET PANTS.$2 00 to $ 4 00
COLOUED CASSIM ERE PANTS.4 00 to 10 00
BLACK SATINET PAN TS.3 80 to 4 50
BLACK CASSDIERE PANTS... .5 00 to 10 00
LOY'S PANTS.2 00 to 5 00
BOY.s SUITS.5 00 to 12 00
COLORED SATINET SACKS... .5 00 to 10 00
COLORED CAS8IMERE SACKS.8 00%) 10 00
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.7 00 to 23 00
COLOREB CASS1MERE VESTS .2 00 to G 00
OVERCOATS AND SACKS.8 00 to 20 03
Tbc Genuin* Si AR BRAND SHIRT always on
hand
LINEN COLLARS
DRAWERS OF AI L GRADES, fl 50 to $3.
MERIN(WfilBTS, SI 00 to S2 00.
Our icrmsaro CASH, or city acc-iptanco.
November 28 . Imo
- --av --
Pri) ?00115, (Etc.
GREAT ATTRACTION
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
FURCHGOTT & BEOS.
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS.
WE EEG IO ISFOI5M TnE LADIES AND OUR
Gusto ttl ors iu guDcral, ihat wc bare just re?
ceived (io addir'ou to om- u-ual stock of D JU KSTIC
und FANi'Y <iO ?I Si, ri uew supply suitable for thc
promeut season.
oossisTiNO or:
CLOAKS, DEY GOODS, POPLINS, Ac, at reduced
prices
BREAKFAST 3UAWLS, from 70c. up
159 dozen HOOP SKIRI S, 0U to Cdc.
2d dozen GE.iKVItVE UOOP SKIRTS, an olegaut
article, 80c. only
A new supply et' CORSETS, 70?:.
Ottanh'-imer'.i celebrated French CORSET, SI 09
and upward
A full and compl'-to assortment of Gciman and Eng?
lish HOSItRV, from 12? UT)
Afine a.-sortmeast ol Ladies' aadt'hildrcn's 8ilk, Ber?
lin clo b sad Lisle (?LOV KS. elegant dosi-ns,
and suitable ?or Christmas preheats.
ALSO,
A let of PHOTOGRAPHIE ALDI'MS, at 73c.
Lodi' a' Volvct and Morocco PORTMONAIES, very
cheap
A good arleetim ot
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES
TABLE DAMASKS, &c,
At the loweat figures.
Wc would also notify our patra?a that w- havo ar
rauscd a separate d?partaient in our Store exclu?
sively for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c.
ftg- ENTEAN3B ON OA LH OU ti - S T REE T.
FURCH GOTT & BROS.,
December li
No. 437 KING-aTREET.
3m a
/unri) ?ou?s.
AT COST,
The Remaining Stock on Hand.
CONSISTING OF :
CHINA DINNER AND TEi SETS, WAX AND
China Doll?.
Wooden Cox aud Tin Toy?.
WU1 be disposed of AT COST FOK TUE NEXT
TEN DAYS, to mako room for a different class of
goods.
KINSMAN BROS.
December 28 mrh2
SILVERWARE !
SILVERWARE !
JUST RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY PIECE? . F SILVER, suitible for
Christmas and BriuU Presents, at
JAMES ALLAN'S,
No. 317 KlNG-SlREET.
December 5 smwlmo
PERFUMERIES
AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
ASELECT ASSORTMENT FROM THE WELL
KNOWN HOUSES OF
LUBIN PETIT & ROCHETTE
PITER M?UTLLERON
COUDRAY PATEY & CO.
RIMMEL LOW, SON & HAYDON
VIOLET BENBOW
SOCIETE HYGENIQUE BAILEY & CO.
GETTE FRERES BAZIN
JEAN MARIE FARINA
DEMARSON, PETIT & CO.
AND
AIM AR'S PREMIUM COLOGNE WATER,
AT
A I M A R ' S ,
Corner King and Vandsrhor3t streets.
December 17 thfmtfthrmwfl)
READ THIS !
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF
PERFUMERIES
AND
TOILET ARTICLES
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, COMPRIS
LNG ARTICLES MADE BY
LUBIN, RI HENEL, COUD RAY, CLEAVER,
SOCIETE HYGIENIQUE, FARINA,
EDE, AND OTHERS.
Together with a full assortment of
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes,
C O M B S ,
ALL OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE, IM?
PORTED DIRECT, AND FOR SALE AT
PRICES TO SOTT THE
TIMES.
Tho ladies are respectfully invited to call and ex?
amine beforo purchasing elsewhere.
C. P. PAN KS I.V.
CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. 123 fllcctlng-strcet,
November 13 fmw3mos Charleston. 8. C.
(Cigars, Cobarra, &r.
GOOD NEWS FOR SMOKERS.
LA CRIOLLA,
AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MEETING AND
MARKET STREETS,
HAS RECEIVED A LARGE A^80R WENT OF
PIPES, TOBACCO and Fancy Articles suit?
able forChrUtnaai and New Year presents. Ho has
a iresb supply of genuine Havana Cigars and Yacht
Club Smoking Tobacco. Also a lot of gonuine Meer?
schaum Pipe?, with Perrique, Lone Jack an : various
other popular brands of smoking Tobacco.
Call at LA CRIOLLA. JOSE JiRA,.
Northwest corner ot Meeting and Markct-sti.
December 23 8
TO SMOKERS !
SELLING BELOW COST
TOBACCO.
110 EVADE THE NEW TAX ON TOBACCO,
which will take cftVct on loth February, 1809. I
will sell my large and well assoi ti<l ntock ot TOBAC?
CO at considerably lo*s th in :a :t iry prices.
Consumers and Country Merchants will da well to
give an carly call, at
L. LOR ti AZT,
Northeast corner Wentworth aud King streets.
Fccembcr 13_ 14
SEGAR EMPORIUM.
ESALAS. AOVNT FOR THE CHARLESTON
. Branch of the Havana Segar Factory, "La
Valentina," would respec:fully invito the attention
cf dealers and smokers to bia very large stock ol
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGAliS, ot ul] grades
and tizos, excelled by few in this country, and war?
ranted to be as represented.
Sample boxes sent to tho conntry and or.1e r.- ex
ecuted by Expresa, C 0. D., or 30 days' city accep?
tance.
Ao. 119 EAST BAY-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Angnst 21 mwfCmo
|ar?)U)?rc, &r. -
HAEDWAEB
HART Sc CO.,
CORNER KING AND HARKET STS.,
CHARLES roy, s. c.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY, GUNS,
ENGLISH AND SWEDISH BAR IRON
PLOJGH AND NAYLOR'S CST STEEL.
METALS.
ENGLISH HOLLOWWARE,
OensUtiug of POTS, OVENS, SPIDERS and EXTRA
LIDS
CIRCULARS, CROSS CUT AND MILL SAWS
MILL ROCKS AND BOLTING CLOTH
PLOUGHS,
AUD A VABIBTY OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE H ?.HTS.
PLAIN, STAMPED AND JAPANNED
TINWARE.
WQODENWARE
GLUE
AlfS
A VAR'ETY OF FANCY GOODS,
p. S.-Descriptive "Catalogues can bo has on ap?
plication. fmw3mos DLO Nove-sabor 27
?tartton Sales.
Peremptory Sale of Seasonable Dry Goods
Consignments to be closed out hy 1st Jan'y.
CAMPBELL, KNOX & CO.
Cosh Auction House, ftc 35 Hascl-sircct,
Opposite Posto?Qcc.
W U sell IBIS DAY. at lOo'clcck,
Invoices OOOD -, received per Jame? Adcer. viz ;
WBITE A VD GRvY BL\NEhL.\ Canton Flan?
nels, Tweeds. Cas-simere*, Plaid Orrs* Goods, Super
French Mcrinocs, Black auil Colored Mik ITaud
kcr.-hif Linen Cambric and Madder Hand?
kerchief, Bueyes, Woollen Half-Rose, D?nale
Blaek Shawls, Breakfast Shiwla. Berlin Wool
Shawls, Nubias and ?-carts, Reston 51 urn
ins and Fancy Shawls, Cloaks, Mantillas, Table
Covers, Glove-, Suspenders, Thread, Notions, Cul?
len-, kc . kc.
Conditions cash. December 2S
Furniture Sale of a Family Retiring from
Housekeeping.
BY WARBLAW & CAREW.
Will to sold on 10-MORROW, 29th instant, at thc
house No. 37, west side of Pitt-strcet, ?'no door
north ol Calhoun, beginning ct 10 o'clock A. IL,
The FURN! i UHF. of a Family roaring from house?
keeping,
COS'SISTTNQ OF:
TABLE*. Chairs, Bids, Bedsteads. Carpets, Book
Cases, Hook-, and a gr-at variety ot other articles.
Tarma cash. tbfintul December 28
Estate Sale of Dwelling No. 1 Society-street,
near East Ray.
BY Z. B. OAKES.
Will be sold THURSDAY. Slat instant, at the Old
Po-toflice, at ll o'clock,
That gontccl three story BRICE DWELLING, No.
1, south side Society-strt et, near East Hay, contain?
ing eight rooms, and piazr.r to the south. On the
premhes are kitchen, carriage house and large cis?
tern. Lot 10 feet front and ICO feet deep, more or
less.
Terms-One-fourth cask ; balance in one, two and
three years, with interest from day of sale; buddins
to be insured ani policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. December 25
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed by the
Hon. Geo. S. Brvan, Judge of the United States
District Court for the District of South Carolina,
I wi 1 offer for salo at public auction, on j UES
DAY, January 12. I860, at ll o'clock A. M., at the
Old Post?nico, foot of Broad-street. Charleston,
H. C.,
Ad that LOT OF LAND, being part of tho lot for?
merly known by the No. - Meeting-street, in tbe
City of charleston, measuring in width raming
parallel with Meeilrui-street fifty {50} feet, and in
depth forty-one (ll) foet. Bounding north on landa
of Otis Mills, ea-t on lands of-Elliott, south on
lands of estate of James Gibson, and west oa lot of
land billow described
ALSO,
All that other LOT OF LAND, with the BUILD?
INGS thereon, situ?t? on Meeticg-street, and for?
merly known as No. 231. Bounding to the west on
Meeting-street and measuring thereon say fifty (60)
feet, to the north on lands of estate of James Gib?
son, and measuring on said line sav one hundred
and i h ir ty-fl ye 136) feet, to the east on lot of bind
above described, and measuring on said line say
fifty (50) feet, and to thc touth on lands late of John
H. Margart.
Terms-One-third crab; balance in three equal
successive au nu il instalments, secured by bond or
bonds of purchaser, bearing interest from day of
sale at the rate of seven por cent, per annum, and a
mortgage of the premises, buildings ta ba Insured
aud policy assigned. Pur .-haaer to pay for papers
and siamps. LOOTS McL MN,
Assignee of James Browne.
December 23 wfu>9 tul
VNliER.DECREt: IN EQUITY.
Stern vs. Epstin et al.
On THURSDAY, 31st insl., at ll o'clock, will be sold
at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there?
on, situate at the northeast cerner of King and
George streets, in this city, meisuriag in front on
Ring-street 47 feet 9 inches, th? same en the east Uno,
and in depth on Geonre-stivt t 120 feet, tho same on
tho north line, be tba same more or less. Bounding
north on land formerly of the estate of Toohey;
south on George-street; ia?t on land now or former?
ly of thc estate of sarah Dorrel, and west on King
street,
'lernn-One-third raab; balance in three equal
successive annual instalments, with Inter j*t at 7 par
cent per annum, payable annually, secured by bonds
of the purchaser and mc rt gase of the premises; tho
buildings to be insured and pol: cy assigned, fur
chaser to pay for papers aud stamps.
J. W. GRAY,
December 10 thm 4 Master ia Equity.
SHERIFF'S SALK.
By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, to me directed and
delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, the 4th Janu?
ary next, at thc northeast corner cf the Court?
house, at 12 o'clock M.
?ll tho right, title and interest of the defendant in
a HORS K AND feREAD CArtT.
Levied on and to be i old aa tho property of John
Schroder, at the suit of F. Cubillo.
Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKEY.
December 21 m3 S. C. C.
SH* RIFF'S SALIC.
By virtue of a Writ of Fien Facia*, to ma directed
nnd delivered, will be sold oa MONDAY, the 11th
day ol J -unary nut, at the northern t corner of tbe
Courthouse, betwean ll A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M.
All the right, title and interest ol the defendant in
a TRAC i' OF LAND, situate oa Elisio Island, and
known as "Cedar Hall," together with thc building
aad im rovenants thereon, said tract containing 400
acres, mere or less.
Li? vio i on and to bc soldas the property of Dr.
James E. Whaler at tho suit ot Jcepa Purcell, who
"has assigned the judgiuciu in this caso to L. C.
Northrop.
ALSO,
At the samo time and placo,
All the right, title asd interest of thc defendant in
all ihat LO C OF LAND, with improvements thereon,
situate la tho Town of Mt, Pleasant; said lot bound?
ed BO'iut oa Bennett-street, east eu lands of Dawson,
and we*t en 1 iuds of Terslinsen.
Levied oa aud te be sold as the prepe'ty of Wm.
T. Pearce at the suits of ti. H. Bequest aud C. Kopor.
Terms oash. E. W. M. MACK tY,
December 14 ma V. C, C.
Jlurttonecrs1 prionte Salts.
Fur Rent-Rice Plantation on Ashepoo.
BY LOUIS 1>. DeSAUSSURE,
For Rent
The valuabe RICE PLANTATION' called "Llv
ines on and l'ugbco" situate on the south side of
Ashepoo River, containing GJO acres of Swamp
land, of wh'ca about thrco hundred ncrc3 have been
planted thu year. Apply aa above at
December 28 5 No. 23 BROAD-STREET.
Superior Phosphate and Rice Plantation.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHE WES,
Real bistate Agents, No. 50 Uroad-st.
At Prirato Sale
A fini Rice and ProTision PLANTATION, on good
pitch ol tido ou that psrt of the Ashepao River navi?
gate far lirge scluoneis. hartog extensive deposits
of Phosphate Reek, yielding from 08 te 70 per cent,
of bone phosphate The deposit approaches the sur?
face af tho laud wit ain six inobe?, and is immediately
on ?he river. Tuera is 298 arra* ef tide swamp under
bark, o; the ' est quality, and 700 acres of high land
suitable tor cotton ind providions, partly cleared and
in woo ls 1 he plaee is weU settled in buildings,
within three miles . f d<pot onCharlestoa and Savan?
nah R.ilread, und six miles trots a well kaawn
healthy pine land village. wm2 December 2J
CLIFFORD & HATHEWES,
i?cal Estate Agents, No. 50 Broad-sireei.
For sal? and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDI of a superior quality, on
deep water uavi.jatiou aaa healthy locations all the
year.
RICE and COT ION PLANTATIONS and FARMS in
all paris o: tho Slate.
cTTY PROPERTY of every description.
November 2 3mos.
?Mm?} ?an?s, &c.
-j^j-ISS R. A. BIBUTLABD,
No. 308 KING-STREET,
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
ALSO,
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
ATTENDED TO.
October 21 wfin 3moa
W? KNABE & CO.,
ILANUPACTURBRS
OF
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE, 910.
Oelber 19 Cmos