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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & ?' PROPBIETORS. OFFICE No. 149 EAST BAT. -o TERMS-DAILY NEWS, one year.$6 00 DAILY NEWS, six months.3 00 DAILY NEWS, three months.2 00 IBI-WEKKLY NEWS, one year.3 00 TRI-WEEKLY KBWB, six months.2 00 PAYkTOT invariably in advaice. No paper sent uulesa tt e cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than paid for. . THE DAILY NEWS w?l bo served to subscribers in the city at 15 cents per week. ADVERTISEMENTS.-First Insertion, 15 couts a line; .subsequent insertions, 10 cents a line. Business Notice*, 20 cents a line. Marriage and Funeral No? tices, One Dollar each._ NEWS SUMMARY -GoldSoj, weak. -Cotton in New York 294c.; sales 1500 bales. -Cotton in Liverpool opened active. Up? lands lLjd.; Orleans ll|d. Sales 15,000 bales. -Mies Augusta M. St. Clair, the lectnror, died at Salt Lake Thursday. -"He has hay-seed in his hair yet," is the New York elane; for a legislator whose vote can be secured by strategy instead of money. -It is now evident that Menard, the color? ed member elect from New Orleans, will not get a seat in tho present Congress. -The new amendment to make nogro suf? frage imperative on all thc States, passed the House on Satnrday by a larsre majority. -Dr. French, who recently fissured largely in Charleston, has absconded from Wilmiu; ton, N. C., leaving his debts unpaid. -It is asserted that one of the very first of General Grant's otEcial acts as President will be to order General Sheridan to the command nf the Department of New Orleans. -George Alfred Townsend says that as lato as 1861 Forney was on tho point of turning hin off his newppapcr for Vublisbiog. as a reporter, an encouraging account of the free nogro population of Philadelphia. -A jury in New Orleans last week rendered a verdict of $15,000 against tho Carrollton Rail? road Company in favor of a lad eight year? old, who was ran over hy one of thoir trains and so severely injured that both his legs had to be amputated. -John M. Langston, (a negro) of Ohio, will he an applicant for tho ministership to Hayti under Grant. This is tho sama position offer? ed him by President Johnson, but declined for the reason that he would not dim his political prospects by accepting an offico under the pre? sent administration. -The Manchester Examiner says that tho proposed ton per cent, reduction of wages in the cotton t?cele is causing some commotion among tho operatives in the neighborhood of Blackburn, p ucl efforts aro being made on their behalf to obtain, as an alternative, tho adop? tion of short time. -Tho real estate owners and agents in Washington havo a society. They fucnish to -each other a list of bad tenants, telling how they use and iea~o the houses they occupy, how much they owe, whero they live, who they are, ?cc. The society members refuse to rent to a tenant who has defrauded any ono of their number. -At latest accounts Mr. Gushing had left Bogota for Pannma, and it wa9 expected that he wonld leave the latter place for New York by the steamer of this week. His mission is understood to havo boon an entire failure, owing, it is saul, to the inherent jealousy aud enspioion tinging the minds of the natives when any proposition tondwg to tho develop? ment of their country ia made by authorized agents of the United States. -A Washington telegram of Saturday ?cys : "The Reconstruction Committee held a meet? ing this morning and examined one witness relative to affairs in Mississippi, lha com? mittee will next week take final action upon the question before them as to the admission of Virginia and Mississippi, and also upon the resolution of General Payne, of Wisconsin, in? structing the- committee to inquire into the eligibility of tho Georgia delega ion in thc House. It is thought the committee will re? port aga inst the delegation and declare thom ineligible to their seats." -We see it stated"that Mr. S. N. Pike, who some time ago bought the ma mes between New York and Newark, with the expectation ot making a large amount of mosey by drainiug and iculaiming them, is now convinced that the enterprise cannot be made successful, and has paid to tho contractors for dyking them a large sum to be relieved from tho contract. It is said, also, that he was lust summer offered six millions for his bargain, which ho refused to accept. Samuel should havo remembered the old adage about a shoemaker sticking to his lost. Whiskey is his "best ho!t," as Nasby aays. -A suit has just been tried in New Orleans, involving the question whether a party was bound now by notes given for slaves before tho _ war. The plaintiff sold nie plantation, with about 600 slaves, some timo before tho war, and notes wero given as part of the price. Tho jury stood eleven for plaintiff aud one for de? fendant. Tho Supremo Court of the United States, in the case of Mrs. Gaines, a?cnt De Ia Croix, recognize, d the liability of defendant for slaves. The same point also came up before the United States Court in Texas, and was sub? mitted to a jury of noerooe, who wore emanci? pated by the war; the jury found that their own sale before the war was valid. The ques? tion remains open, however, in New Orleani. -The New York Sun says : "Wo learn that the Tribui-e Association has insured thc life of Mr. Greeley for tho handsome sum of $100,000. Thus even the death of the groat publicist, like his life, will be lo his associates a source of pecuniary benefit, for it cn scarcely be sup? posed that the property of tho Tribune can be injured to that amount by his ceasing to direct it and write for it. Indeed, if the loss of bia services were equivalent to $100,000, wo could hardly expect that his associates would consent to his accepting the dignity of Ambas? sador to London, lt is reported that tho pre? miums on this liberal insurance, amounting to $7000 a year, are to be paid in advertising. This shows what a keen eye to business tho people of New York possess." -It waa ?tated soma weeks ago that tho orders relative to Bank's supersedure of Grant before the fall of Vicksburg bad boen abstract? ed from the files of the War Department, and that Stanton approved, if he did not actually -direct,.the orders to be issuod. Thereupon Stanton authorized a public denial of thc truthfulness of tho statement, and tho press generally save Stauton credit for truth. Fi om day to day recently, however, tho fae s havo gradually come* out, ana now we have tho evi? dence of Stauton'd cleric that ho'seat tho or? ders to the telegraph office by direction of Stanton himself. There aro undeniable facti yet to be mode public which will exhibit Stan? ton in his true charaotcr, and it will appear that duplicity and cowardice aro two oi tl e prominent elements of his composition. Ho commenced with hypocrisy towards ex-Sena tor Brown, practiced deceit and barbi tyranny during bis official- careen, and e with treachery in Johnson's Cabinet. -A good many people in Washingtor know Collector Smythe, of New York, laughing over the spicy exposure of that a politician's mode of doing business, ma the card of E. A. Pollard, showing b<: waa appointed to the New York Cu House. Smythe, when called to accout: appointing an ex-rebel of Pollard's Btan will be remembered, alleged that he misled as to tho character of the indiv he was patronizing;-had no idea that if the rebel historian-thought it was other Pollard; and that ho removed from office as soon aa ho learned who he Mr. Pollard shows that Smythe know bin the members of his family porfeotly well, that instead or removing him he proc him to "resign," with the distinct agreei that he was to continue his salary; the r nation dodge being simply to stop clamoi save Smytho from losing any votes on his urination as Minister to Russia. Said Sm; with an intenso wink, "You resign, asa request-be particular to put it as at m quest-and I sha'nt appoint any success? your place, and your salary can go on. sec the game I shall make on these felic Pollard goes on at some length detailinj subsequent dealing with the slippery candi for diplomatic honors. It presents altogc a curious chapter of New York political et but is altogether too long for our use. At Sonate has decided not to act on nominal for tho rest of the session, Collector Smy little game on "these fellows" will not be li to prosper. CHARLESTON, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, li Tlie Future of thc Sen Islands a Sca-coast. The peculiar valuo of the long-staple ton raised on the sea islands and sea-ci of South Carolina; the fact that a etapl equal fineness, length and strength has been obtained in anj quantify in any ot part of the whole cotUn region; and, in S'.ate, a natural sympathy with a refii and high-spirited people have, togett caused the vicissitudes of-the planter; long cotton to be watched with cons! and painful interest. It needs not now repeat thc sad story of the last three yea Weall know that the sea-coPr,l plant have struggled courageously against clement seasons and tho sweeping cbai in their labor system breught about by war. It is equally well known thai l caterpilUr has, ?ea3on after 6oason, i Btroycd the most promising crops and . youred in a night the promised fruits months of anxiety and toil; the result the whole being that at thc close of H the sea-coast planters were, at the be penniless and without credit, dependent, many casos, on the forbearance of the Ft eral Government for their ability to ave public bankruptcy. This, in few words, the record ef the past; and we should r review it now hut for the fact that thero good ground to believe that the long-cotf planters will be able to retrieve their los: and, in time, restore to the most fertile i gion of the South something of its old prc perity. The articles which wc have publish upon thc subject of tho culture of lon calton, mus-, have disabused the minds those who read them of many err?neo ideas in regard lc 'he sea-coast plantin We think that it was shown conclusive that fortunes were made by the culture long-cotton, and that the planters wou have been able, even with free labor, make some little profit, but for the increa ed cost of articles of necessity, the expen: of living, the purchase of implements ar stock, and, above all, (he low price at whic the staple sold. And in reg..rd to the ca erpillar, the letters to which we refer ha\ shown 'bat the insect was made dangerot by seasons, i.'.e like of which had not bee known for more than half a century, an that, even in the face of unfavorable set eons, a fair crop may be obiained if ia cotton is thoroughly cultivated and mad to mature early by the liberal use of fei tilizers. These being the facts, wc mo fairly hope that the seasons this year wi not bo as abnoimal as those of 1SGC, 18G and 18CS. We may calculate, also, that th negroes will work moro steadily than the have been wont to do, that the outlay fo tools nnd implements and f-r sub-ustenei ?ill be less than before, aud that the j ric of the Hilky staple will be in iny ce.V? pound higher than it iras in 1SGG und l?'G'i We are not over Bi.ugui/u, but wc have cou fidence in the >:rerej, perseverance an economy of the sea tt'. '-' i planters, and fie lievc that this year wi!, bi the mast profit able that thc sea coast h..:, known tinco th coming of ?mancipation. This belief is shared by many of our pee plc; but mere faith is not sufficient. Th whole of thc trade of the long-cotton dis irictu is c ntrolled by Charleston. It be lungs to tIii market und canuot. be divcrlM from it, and every dollar produced by thi long cotton planters is a dii\ct benelit ii our chippers, factors, merchants aud shop keepers. There is, then, no doubt tba it is to our interest to encourage to the ut most the sea-coast plauier-i in their effort? to improve their condition. They are nu extreme in their views, they do not ask foi much, and our business men should go m far as they can to help them. Cbarlestou capital should this season be lent with lib erality to the sea island planters, for nc advances will be more sale or preduce a better result. Then, again, the dealers in fertilisers will fiud it to their interest to be liberal in their terms, and si also with re? nard to provision merchants. and others. Charlf<aton will reaps rion harvest of profil from a good crop uf sea island cot.on. and we must, deoida no w whether the planters shall have the necessary means, or whether th y shill ho refused all succor at the very moment that a hdpng hand can be eafely ext tn'' id to thom. There is na ubundHnce of c ipi tul in the city, the proliis ou upland onion havo boen large, a.tx<i we feel that tuo-c plumers who have proved their iu distry and integrity may fiirly claim from ou- merchants a reasonable degreo of assis ta'ice. Sympathy and generosity are not 1 business principles; but, even aooording to the airicicst commercial standard, it will be wise and prudent, in bur opinion, to gire to the planters of long-cotton such ac commodation as is actually necessary to enable them to plant' anether year. They expect and ask no more. To the General Assembly. We print, this morning, a memorial to the General Assembly, praying that the bill to confirm and make valid the recent municipal elections in this city may be re? jected, and the case allowed to remain sub ject to the decision of the courts of the Statp, where it properly belongs. Tho me? morial is calmly and temperately worded, and is clear and plain in its declaration of reasons why the prayer of the petitioners should be granted. It was signed yester? day by a large number of persons, but, as it is deEic-^d that all classes should have an opportunity of attaching their names, the memorial will not be forwarded until after to-day. A copy of the memorial for signature lies in THU NEWS' office, and it is requested that all persons who aro interested in the well-being and security of Charleston, and have not signed the paper, will do so this morning without fail. THE CUARLESTONER ZKITU.NO has been sold to Mr. Wm. Ufferhardt, an old resi? dent of this city, and will hereafter be pub? lished by him under the editorial manage? ment of Professor Herman D. Meier. The Germans of Charleston are a large and influential class of the population, and any paper devoted to their interests, and judi? ciously conducted by popular men, will be sure to succeed. TnE APPOINTMENT of E. Baynard Sea? brook, E?q, as County Solicitor for Charleston County, which was announced in THE NEWS a few days ago, hus given general satisfaction. Mr. Seabrook is a gentleman of Blanding and acknowledged ability, and is fully competent to discharge the duties of tho office with credit to him? self and advantage to the people. D. APPLSTOX it Co will shortly begin the publication of a new weekly journal, devot? ed to popular literature, science and art. Victor Hugo's new novel, "By Command of the King," so long expected, and for whinh the author was paid 300,000 francs, will bc published in its columns. Appleton's Jour? nal will be illustrated after a somewhat novel method, nnd will supply "a large and more varied amouut of literature, and a higher order of illustration, lhan is usually furnished by thc ordinary American peri odicils." .itaratifln?l. SCHOOL-MISS 1 YOI A H. Jil YB WILL open a SCHoCl , 0-i MOM AV. February 8'h. for ( bildreu, and xv: ll also instruct a class of i'oung Lr die?, at ber rrsiilcnoo No. 6 RINil--.TKEEl'. the solicits a share of tho pa ?li : patronage. February 2 vuthf-3 Co tat. ? TO KKNT, THAT CO"D G KOCK KY STORE at tho earner of Doughty and Lucais streets. Rout low to a good tenant. Apply at No. 25 MlgDLE-STUEE f ? _I batu January tm LO.\G COTTON PLANTATION TO KENT.-To root, one of tho Durst SE* Ie UND CO LION Pl ASlA'lIONs in Christ Church Par.sb, ten rail:* trout Uuunt Pleasant, on the* sea eborc. Apply to J. MCCABE, .NO. 3(i UroaJ-stiu ... January Hi ?tutu TO KKNT, A S ill AM- TWO STOKY Ililli-K HOU**, containing -ix rooms; iho lot is largo; a good w<*ll of water and eis ern a e o . tho premises. Aiply in ?RF.KNblLL-Sn?El,T, west ride, just below Trodd. 3* February 1 TO KENT. A PIANO, IN QUOD OKI?EH. Apply at THIS OFFICE October 2H ?0St Cllb /CHH0. SiTKAYED INTO MY PRISM IS RS ON 1 the 21st u timo, a SbTlER HITCH, willoh the owner can hav-- by provine proD*rly and paying ex? penses. - pply at No. 62 RADCLIFFE- XRtET. Ft-bruarv 2 2* R tai ii n ul. ia H o v A !.. LEWIS SWITZER & CO. Havo removed to No. HO BROADWAY. New York. Importers of DRESS IBUiMINGS AND BUTTONS, TAPES, BINDINGS, E>GLLYH PINS, ic, ?tc. Invite their old friends to call on them. J.nuary 19 tufG* Jot Salt. FUl? SALE Cn BAP. A SMALli SK COND. HAND Si E Ml EN?INR, ?lib Patent Gover? nor ?nd Wafer Alarm. Apply ?OJU at No. 3 L1B ERI?-.NTREI.T._2*_February 2 FOK SALE OK KiOSlT, S KV R St A li SEA ISLAND COITO? AND ttlOE PLANTATIONS ."or particulars apply io 8TKKET BBOTHFRS k CO.. Fcbru ry] 3 No. 7-1 fast ?'av. IlWinTV-clVH GtMIO V>UNU Till OINIA MlJl.Es and a lew HORSES-, jHst ar rlvidandi'?r fule at CU KISTUPHEB & I O'* MA? ULES, No. 600 Kiup-.->tivet 2* Febiuary 1 AT PK 1 VA T K SALK, THAT PINK J\. PTAND ?th fix urea lor a Grocery, corner Ca hann and bait hay st. ret;, No. 35. Ap ly ON PREMt> ES._ibstu_January 21 ITXOi: SiLK,THELOrLATKbT r.CfTJ " PIED by C au-siui Mills, iro .Hug 103 feot ou .. t-.ta 127 foot on ?'um erlaud, a lid 107 feel on Pillia Jcti bii-Mtrcct. Its n-ar jr ximhy .o the market, Lbe wh'.rvcs and tha customhouse, and its general cuntial locition, makes it very definible p o icrty. Apph on tim [nt m.eos to F. W. CLAU>S> N. January 20 tu SALE CHEAP, STEAM ENGIN KS KOR . il applied ;<>r immcdiately (1) Ouu 12 bone Portable i * xINE (ll Ono 4-i)orso Porta bid Eugine. ALSO, (ll Ono 8-boisc-power 1XGINE, in ?ood oondilioii. CAMERON. B?BKLEX k (0., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumbcrlaud-etreet?. Januarv 15 Copartners!).!) flotirr. Til E COPARTNERSHIP ~ HERETO? FORE exi'ting under tho name and style of EUCEMANN ,fc Mc 1ER. is hereby dissolved by mu? tual consent. Mr. D ERMA M D. MEIER is a'one au? thorized to coll et oil da?s new ?wing to the CHARLESTON ER ZEIITJNG. C. G. ERCKM ANN. nt UM AN Li. M El Eni. Charil eton, February 1,1809. TOP ONDRRStG^FD Q,\S THIS DAT cOLT? TO Mr. WILLIAM UFFERHiRDT thc CHARLES K N IR Z'TTUNG. the ruacerlals and all ou'Rianding accounts. Mr. Ur F UK Ha ti UT or bis agamia Tone nie uuthoiiaed to collect and recipt for tbesa-ns. HERMAN D. BIEIES. Charleston, February 1, 18ti9. THE US'DER'IONED HA1* FROM THIS OAT os-utuo-'l tba iTopri?lorshlpoi Iho CHARLES TONER ZcllUNG ia Ge man Sind-we klv Newspaper). Protis-or Hi; lt ll AN D. Kl RB couiinuos CR Edi? tor.. WILLI xM UF-ERHiRDT. Catari sat on, February 1, 183?. Fcbrnaiy 2 3 LAW NOT i c B.-MCMILLAN KING, l iq. la this day admitted a partner in our Law Partuorsbip. CAMPBELL ft SEABROOK. Lswvera, No. ?0 Broad-street. JAMES n. CAMPRPLL. HBSR? SEABROOK. l?ciil L LAN KIN ti. January 1 iimuacmcnt. JJ OT SUPPER AND . REFRESHMENT ENTERTAINMENT. Hf ATD OF THE CATHOLIC CHAPEL IN AIKEN, S. C 1H? LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC CONGREGA? TIONS of the City, desirous to aid the Right Rev. Bishop PERSIC9 to erect a Missionary Oh-.pel in Aiken, will give s HOT SUPPER AND REFRESH? MENT ENTERTAINMENT in HIBERNIAN HALL, ON THE Evenings of tho 1st,. Sd and 3d of Feb? ruary. in connoction with the entertalcmeut, there will also be offered FOR SALE AND RAF?LEA FINE COLLECTION OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI? CLE?. . 'J be Hall will be opened every evening from 6 to ll o'clock. . .. . PBICE OF ADMISSION- : Single Tickets.25 cents. bingle Season 1 icket?.60 cents. Family Soason Tickets .$1 00 Children.10 cents. E. F. SW 6 EG AN, Chairman Coranittee ef Arrangements. January 30 ??ntircs in Snahruptcij. IN THE DISTltlCT COU IC T OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DIS! RICI OF SOUTH CAROLINA - IN THE MATTER OF I. E. HERTZ, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A PE 1 Tl ION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK? RUPTCY WAS FILED ON' THE 30xn DAY OF DE? CEMBER, A. D. 18C8, IN SAID COURT-IN BANK? RUPTCY.-This is to "give notice ib t on tho THIR? TIETH D \T CF JANU.VBY, A. D. 1SC0, a Warrant in Bank? ruptcy waa issued against the Estate of T. r*. H h uTZ. of Charleston, in ibo County of Charles? ton, and State of South Carolina, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on bli own petition; that tia J payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to bim or for his use.ondihe transfer of any prnpeity by him aro forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to provo their debts, and to choose one or moto Assignee* cf bis Estate, will bo bold at a Court of Bankruptcy, tu bo holden at No. 72 iiroad-streei, Charleston, S. C.. before J. C. CARPENTER, Registrar, ou tho SIXTEENTH DAT OFIEBBUABY, A. D. 18D'J, ot ll o'clock A. M. J. P. M. RIPING, United Statep Marshal as Messenger. February 2 _1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES; FOR THE DISTRICT OF MlUTll CAROLINA-IN THE MA i TER OF J. W. Ki'MT, B\NKRUPT. Bf WHOM A PE'I TION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED ?S THE ??OTHDAVOF Di'CUM HER. A. ?., 1868. IN SAID COU KT-IN RANKBUPI?-Y - I bis is to give notice that oa tbe THIBTIETH DAY OF JAMJABT, A.D., 1863, a Warrant in Bankruntcy was is-ucl aauinat tbe fcatato of J. W KEITT, uf Oraage burg, In the County of orangel urg, aud Stale of Soutb Carolina, who "bas been ad jud cd a Bankrupt, on his own petition; that ihe pa;, mont ot any dc ?ts and delivery of any property belonging to said Pank lupt. to him or for hw USO, an.i tho trainier of nay property by him are forbidden by law ; that a rne?t iugof the Creditors of tbe said Bankrupt, to provo ttii-ir acht?, ard to cSiaOtO one or more Assignees of { ?is Esiate, will bo bold at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bo k?ldcu at No. 72 Broad-s rret, Cbarle.-tou, South Ca-olina. before J. C. CARP. STEH, Registrar, on the HXTF.EHTH DAY OF FEBBUAHY. A. D. 1863, at 10 o'clock A. M. J P. M. EPPING. United States Mar.-bal as Mcs-smgcr. February 2 1 IN TUM DISTKIt.T COUUT OF THE (7M?ED .?TATES, FOR TUE 1 IS'I RI !T OF :-oUTU CA KOLIN. A.-IN IHK MATTER OF FD WARD F. DAVI-, BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPT? CY.- To whom it mm/concern: The nnderalaned here? by ctve.- uoii '0 of bis appointment as Assignee of kJOW.xRI) K. D VI-, iu thc County of o'loton, and Slate of South Caroliua, within said DlHiriet, who l'as i.cm adjudged a hankmpt, aran h:* own petition, by tbo District ? ourt of said District. Dated the 23d<lay of January, *. D. 1869. JOHN W. BUR RIDGE. January 26 Iu2 As-igiieo. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK THE UMT1D STATES FOR 'J HE 'DISfRICT OF >vm II CAROLINA.-IN TUE MUMER Ot' LAW HENCE 'A. FlSIIHUUNE, RANK lt DPI.-IN llvNK RUPT Y.-To whom it ma;/concern: The UMlerMsned hereby i-ivcs notice ol' bis appointment as A-sigucc of LAWRENCEN. USHBUKNE. in the County ul Col lc:oa, an:i State of South 1 arolina, within said Dis? trict, who lins been adjudged a bankrupt, upon his OWu petition by the District Court of said District. Daicd tho 23d day ol Jamnry, A. D. I860. JOHN W. BUHBIDGE, January 26 iu2 Assignee. IN THE DISTRICT COUIST OF THE UNITED .STATES, FOR SOU TIL CAROLINA JANUARY TERM, 1869-IN 'IHE MATTER CF LL. EVANS HODGE, OF CLARENDON COUNTY. BANKRUPT-REIT IION F<>R FULL AND FINAL DI>CiiAI!GE IN BANKRUPT- J.-Orderet. That a hearing bo had on the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF FIBBU ABY, 1869, at Fedi'ial l ourthouso in Charles? ton, S. C.; and ti.:?t till Crcdi ors, Atc. of said Bankrupt appear ai said >:me and place, aud show CHUSO if any ib-y a, why thc prayer of tho petitioner should not bc granted. And that tho tccond and third meeting'1 o'. Cr diiors of said Bank? rupt will bo held at tho cflleo of J. C. CARPEN? TER, Esq., Registrar of tho > ccond Concreciona) District, s. C., on thc TWEHrr-rouniH DAY OF FED BUABY, 18G9, ot 12 M. By order of thc Court, tho 2Mh ilay of January, 1869. DANIEL H RL3ECK, Clerk of thc District Court of tho Uuiled Stutes for South Carolina. lui January 26 fa THE DISTRICT COLET OF THE 1 UNITED STA IES. FOP. SOUTH CAROLINA JANUARY I ERM. 1669.-IN TUE M Al TER OF W. W HODGE, OP Cl AUEN'DON i OUNTY, BANK RCPT.-PE1ITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS? CHARGE.-IN BANKRUPTCY. - Ordered, Thal he..m.j bo bad ou tho XWE^T?TIFTH DAY OF FZUBUAI Y, I860, at Fiderul Courtluusc in Charlo-ton, S. C.; and that all Creditors, Atc., of Bald liankr;,p; appear at said time and place, ?md show cause, ii' uny they can, wuy tho prayer of thc Peiitioa- r should not bo i;raate.1 Ami that tbe second and third meetings of creditor? of said nankrupt will bo held a' thc oiliee cf J. C. CAR PENT EB, Esq., Registrar ol h'ocond Congressional Dis net, s C., on the TWENTY rounru DAY OF FEB ?UABY, 1?G9, at 12 M. By omer ol tho court the 23th day of January, IFfiJ. DANI-L JIOt'LHE' K, Clerk of Ibo Di-trict Court of thu Uniter! Mate? for South CaiO'iua. tU3 Janna y-U IN TIMO DiN'rnitT COURT CF THE U S HT' D STATES Fa.': SOUTH CAROLINA JANUARY I ER M. 18 2--IN 1H. MAI na: Ol' M. J. WU! ' K. 'VF Cl AREN DON CHUN ! Y. BAN li RUP ?'.-PEI I HON FOR FU'L AND FINAL DIS? CHARGE IN BtSKllUPiOj - Or'crcd. J hat a bearing he bad nu tim TAV,"MTY-F.Fm DAY OF FEB BUABY, I8C9, at Federal 'ourtbou.-e in Charlearon, '.. C., n\d that uh rreditots, kc, of asid Bankrupt a]ii>car at sam limo and p a 'C, and show e in?, if any they eui, why th'-prayer of tbs petitioner anon d not bo ;;ranto i. And Uiat the sound n i third meet? ings of creditors ol'enid Bankin -t will be held at the OJB-.1! of J. c. CABPENTKH. Esq.. ltoab-trar ol i-ce uiid i'ongr?:?iiiiial District, So nb ('uro ina, ?n Lita TWENTY-rOUItril DAY OF FEBnUAIlY 1809. al J2 M. By order of thc Court, thc 25ib day of January, 1369. I> ? NIEL H- IHLBECK, Clerk cf the District Court ot thc United .-lae*. January 26 tu3 For south Carolina. ?N THE Dl-TKICT Ci?T!RT UP THE UNITED :?T'TES FOR ?OUlU OW Ol lNx IANBARY TERM, 1869.-IN I BE MATT I-B OK LAZARUS D' LL, OF i'NNINO. ?4AKKUPT PKillION FOR FUL' AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRIIFT Y -Ordered 'Hm a le.rng hobiilo i he TWEKTV-FIFTH DAY OFU EBBOABY 1860, Federal C--u<' h u o u . harlcs .oi, S. C.; bud aU emilio's, Ac of-rid Htt"k up' npn-wr ut "i t rn-, un i 1.1 o . ami -now cann"-, ii'anv h^yem. hy ibb [;:;;<.? <?! lbs :**i' mor sbn.ld i ot bn . r>nted. Ai.dih.t th--?ec> << und tb<rd me tii-g* of C ed t rn rt .??va Ban 'U"i w.ll be h ld a' 'be offlc .fJ C. CxR.'ESTER, E.iq., Reg'- nr.wMc* .c n-i C n w* ioml Di- n-j, M. C, o.. TWENTY rouBTR DAY OF F: DRUABY 18G9,at 12 M. .y tilde, ol' ti-- Co rt ibe'15t'i clay ol' J-nu nv, 1869. DANIEL HORLBECK. Clerk o" the D -tri t Cou t of tho Un t-l St.t- s for J th ''a-ol.ua. tu3 Jmnurv 26 gtita. M AN SION HOUSE, NO. C9 BKOAC-.STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. TBAK-lKirr, i'ANTILIitS and DAY DOACD ut the most rpsonab'.e terma, by Mrs. R. C. FI SN I-Y. January 38 ?uthUrao C BARIiESTO fl HOTEL, CHARLESTON". SOUTH CAROLINA. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPHC1 FULLY IN*. FORM.i Iiis liicnrs and the. i ubUu g-norally t:-a- hn has tikou c'aurgp ol thi? weil-kuri'.vn and pjunlar FlBhX-CL vss HO TEL, aud hope-s bv sti let utteiKion lo merit s full st uro ot th< rub ic patronage 'I hs co-cbratid Arlc.-da-i Water Baths, bur, cold and show r, c?n bo had at all hours. Oiachcw with atteutivo portara am alwaya hi ?cadi ncsi to convey passengers tu and from mc illtTrrciit railroads and steamers. E. ii. JACKSON, January 15 Imo OLD i HilUS AND SOFAS REPAIRED AT KINSMAN BROS. January 7 tbstnlmo ?ltt?np. Iff. A. AND P. A. ASPECIAL MEETING OF THE M. A. AND P. A. wiil b? held at their ball. THIS EVENTNO, at aalf-paet seven o'clock. All Mernlx.s are requested a be present, and also of S. D. No. I, as business :f great importance will be transacted. BT ORDER OF 1HE PRESIDENT. February 2 1* HIBERNIAN SUCIBTT. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEI'TING OF THIS Society will be bold THIS EVENING, 2d inst., at tbe Hall, at Seven o'clock, W. AIKEN KELLY. February 2 1 hecrotary. I. U. U. F.-JEFFKIiSOX LODGE, No. 1 THE REGULAR MELI LNG OF THIS LODGE will be beld 'I BIS EVENING at seven o'clock precisely. Punctual attendance of thc members is earnestly requested. ISAAC LI EB MAN, February 2 tu Secretary. FBKUNDSCHAFTSBU.MD. THK REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS SOCItlY w1H take placo THU EVENINO, at Eigbt o'clock. Members are particularly requested to come prepared to pay tbe first instalment on stock subscribed. Ey order ef tbe President. CH. SIEGLING, Febrmry 2 1 Secretary. VIGILANT FIRE ENGINE! COMPANY. FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR in Citizen's dri 83 at your Engine House, in State airest, 1 HIS AFTEOKOON. at Four o'clock, far Exercise Parade, and also to ullend your Anniversa? ry Meeting, at your baT, at ?-ovon o'clock ia the Evening. A punctual attendance is requested. By order. JNO. T. HUMPHREYS, February 2 Secretary. FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY VIGILANT . - URE ENGINE COMPANY. ~"~ THE ANNIVERSARY WILL BE CELEBRA I ED THIS (Tuesday) EVENISO. the 24 Instant, at South Carolina Hall, at Mne o'clock, P. M. Invited guests will pleaso join the Company at Engine Moase, in state-street, at bait-past Light o'clcci, P M. Members of tbe CorapanT can obtain 1 'ckets from either ot tbe undersigned Committee, TBADDEUS STREE I, 'hal!m3n. T. G SNOWDEN. A. li. MURRAY, H. G. PINCKNEY, H. G. SIR * ET, T. B. JON KS. JAMES LAFITTE. J. A. ENSLOW, .In., T. SI ONEY MATHESON. S. W. FISHER, JB., f February 2 2 CHARLESTON ST* AM FIRE Cl>MPA?\Y OF AX M EN. 4 TT1,ND THE REGULAR MONTHLY Ml-iET J\. INO of your ?'om/tany, at Markoi Hall, THIS EVENING, at halt-past Seven o'cleck. By order. F.J. GREEN. Februar, 2 1 Secretary. CHARLESTON HOOK ANO LADDER COMPANY No. 1. MEMBERS ARK REQUESTED TO ATTEND Anniversary Meeting, THIS EVENISO, at seven o'clock. A. B. JARVIS. February 2 1 Secretary. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK? HOLDERS UF THE SOUrH OAROL?NA RAIL? ROAD IOMPANY AND OF TBE ?OUIHWEST ERN RAILROAD RANK. THE ANNUAL MEEI IKS OF TUE STOCK HO! DEBS of tho above Institutions will-ro bald lu tho city of '.hirl^slon on thc second TUESDAY lu February next, thc 9th of that mumh. Piare of meeting. Hall of thc i-outhweeteru Railroad Bank. Hour ot' convening. Eleven o'o oe? A. M. On thc day fallowing, WEDNESDAY. thelOth, there u ii I bo an elect i"U belo at tho sau e place, between Ike hoon of Nine A. M. and Ubico P M., for FIF 1EEN DIRECTORS of tue Railroad Coapanyaud THIRTEEN DIRECTOR-' rf tho Bank. A committee t*' verily Proxies will attend. Stockholders will bc pa.-BOJ BS u-ual over tho road to and from tb" meeting ireo of rhat ge, in acrord uncc with tbe rcsoiutiou of tho Convention ol' 1851. J. lt. EMl-HY. secret try. Jaiiuarv 12 tulhl tutb>7 i??l!lltS. WAXTEIJ. BY A WHITE WOMAN, A situation ns Cook and Washer or todo house? work; eau give gocd roierencc. Ap.dy at No. 122 CA Ld OL'N->TREt.T, next to coming-street. J. ebroary 2 1* WANT KD, A GK. NTS. 573 TO S'iOo PfcR mouth, cvtrywbci-c, male end f malo, to in? troduce Ino ecDuine iniprovtd COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This madlin* will stitch, bern, fell, tuck, quilt, cold, bind, urah! and embroider in a most soi erl r maimer. Prien only S18. Fully wairanled lor livcyiars. Wc will i>ay S1UC0 tor any machino that will FOW a PH oncer, moro beautiful, or P.: ore elastic scam than out s. It makes the "Elastic Lock Stitch " Lvery socoad stitch can bc cut, and still tho cloth c innot bo pulled ap<n without I carins iL W o pay aient-' from 176 to ?200 per mon tr. and cx;>ens s, or a commission from which tw'cc that amount can be made. Address SECOMB k LO.| Pittsburg, Pa ; BLBIOU, Maas., or st Louis, Mo CAUTI N.- DO not bo imposed u-on by othor par? lies painui.,',' ell worttdPEB cast iron machines, uuder th : sa ino n.iue or ot- ci wisc. Our- is ibo (inly gouu mo au ) really practical cheap niachice manufac? tured. tutbsl'J* Febiuaiy2 A K T I Q, U A R I A fl CIRCULATING LIBRARY. FIVE THOUSAND VOLUME* STANDARD WORKS AND NOVELS. Subscr.bern wautcd at JOHN O'MXRA'S, January 29 0* No. 80 Qiiren-slreet. I\ FORMATION WANTED.-*N Y IN? FORMATION given ol STEPHEN KEYS, who leached thc cuy ou Wednesday last, will be thauk nilly rccived ny bis wile. MARIA KEYS, at Grocery, tonier Church an-l Chaitntri-streets. December 10 WANTKD, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL T??8 LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW; PAPERS, 'it publish' r's rnles. CHARLES C. RIGHTER, April 21 No. ICI King-stre>.-t. rjl/ANTEU, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM VT ED to write for tho pr?es, employment on one or more Literary Paters or Magazines, us a WRITER *F SKETCHE?. POETRY, Acc. Address Miss K. e. W" Postofflre, charleston, S. C. October 8 AO li NTS WANTED.-973 TO 3300 PER month, or a commission from which tw<co that Muounlcan bo made by celling the latost im? proved COMMON sENs.: l-'AMU Y ?li.>ING MA CHIN:. ; price C-1S. lor circulars and (e:ms. address C. BOWL. S !? CO., No. 320 Sooth '1 bird-street, Pblia olpbia, Pa. Smo Decembers rjLTiSELL'S ROOK ?T?RK. W LEELY LIST NEW BOOKS, .'vre. TBE POIT AND THE PALTER, or Oems cf Art and soug, with wluety-nltip 1 rgr tlcol oa"rav in^p, imperial Svo. meroe- o, t2U. TEStrsax'a ENID Illustrated by Gustavo Dore, fo? lio, in a i e egant binding, i ld. Tss..YD ?N'S LOCKSLY DALL, U'u.-trahd by Dcnncsy, 1 or lavo, GBAY'S 1-LEOY, with seven'cen fini Iv colored draw? ings and a i huio-.r-phic reproductiou cf tho orla'aal roanu-eript. 4io $6 26. WAYSIDE POSIES, original Poi ms ol country Ufo, e:lii*d by Robert Buchanan, with fury-i-oven Illustrations, l o flu THE Bum, by Mich, let, illustrated by tu o hundrrd aud icu exquisite ongnviugs bv Giaconielli, $6. CUBIST IN >ONO or ll?ma ol I" manuel, :ohctc. ?rom nil aged by Philip Achad', D. D., bvo, oloth gili extra, sc. ("OWPEBV ' ABLE TALK, and other Poems, bc.iuti juily illustrated by the mo.-t emine.it English A li.-ts, 1 volu:?p. 4tO, S3. TOBY WITHOUT AN END, liom the German ot Ca rove, large 4to, ' with tlfteeii boautifu' pic lur. ?, tu imitai io J of water color", (7 S". CHiiiBTMAS CABOL. hy charles Dicken.-, wi?a thirty iUu>tratlons, by Eytiuge, smal1 4 oc-avo, $5. SCOTIA'S BAUDS, the choicest i r?ductions of the Stol tish lo?is, baum ul, v illustrated, 8vo, H. MAIIMION, Dy Walter .-o*tl. with Alteon photographie illu-tration , $8. LAYS OF TUB HOLY LAND, from ancleut and modern writers, with sixty-throe Illus?' allons, 8ve, CHAMBEES' ROOK OF LAYS a miscellany of popular nuiiquiiie-, two lar. e volumon, r.;yal 8vo, $0. TLe above aro all ia elegant biudiugs. January 1 lyr EIKSlUiV> CANDY FACTORY, No. 27 9 King-street. CJANDY PUT U? :N AS-ORI ED COXES OF 20, / CO 180 pounds, suLubie tor (,'ouutry Iradc. tieri bants oan roly Mpon our Candie? bein : psi fecily freo from all such p i-ono.is ,-ubsiauccs as TERRA ALBA AND MARBLE DTJi?T. Also, constantly on hand, a full supply ot Franch Confectionery AND FANCY OANDTES. . No extra charlo for boxing. January 7 thstulmo /inanriol. BANK BILLS ! BANK BILLS * WANTED. BANK PILLS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND highest price paid, by A NOB KW M. MORrLAND. February 2 Broker, No. 8 Broad-street. BANK OF LIVERPOOL. DRAFTS AT SIGHI ON THE ABOVE BANK, IN sums to suit purchasers, for salo by Cl. A. IREMHOLM & SON. January 30 stuth5 NEW YORK AND Liverpool Exchange FOR SALE BT GEORGE W. WILLIAMS fc CO. January 23 slulhl2 Jlflrirnltnwl. D OT TE P. ER'S Improved Rice-sowing Machine. PATENTED AUGUST 1?, 1868. THIS IMPORTANT L MiOR-SAVTNG MACHINS specially adapted to the Rice Planting interest is now offere i to them atter haring boen fully tost ed by many experienced plant?is, and giving entire satisfaction wherever they have been fairly tried. (See certificates at my office.) Planters should not fail to secure tho a dvactages of this Machine, as it saves labor ami seed, and does both trenching and sowing In the most perfect man ner, ins uri cg a fine stand in ali cases. Apply to t William S. Henerev1 ^MACHINIST AND FOUNDEB, No. 314 MEETING-STREET, CHARLES? TON, s.e. Fobruary 2 tuthslmo FRESH ARRIVAL. EUROPEAN SEEDS, PER STEAMER CIMBRIA. VEGETABLE AND PLOWER SEEDS. BULBOUS ROOTS, fcc, viz: Early and Largo York cab? bage, Early and La'.o Drumhead. Early and Late Bat? terer, Early and late i lat Dutch, Early May, Early Sugar Loaf, I-arly Ox Hoavt and Green Glaze Cab? bages, Drumhead and Oreen (Juried Savoys, Brown and Green Curled Kale. Cauhllowor, Brocalli, Kad? ish, Turnips, Bee's, Carrots, Spinach, Onion Seed, Parsnips, Parsley, Leeks, Lettuce, Thymo, Sage, fcc, fcc, Red and White Planting Onions. PLOWER SEED. FINE MIXED GERANTANS, 50 cents per paper; Largo Paney or Hca tseose, Large Double carna? tions, Picotee and Pheasant's Eye Pinks, Mixed Ver? bena, Double Blood-red Wallflower. Double Dahlia, Doutiie Gilliflowers, Doublo llulsams, 23 cents per paper; Scarlet, Wliitcan? Purple Condltufts, Double t'h ma lints. G ilea 'Tricolor Doublo Hoi ly oe ks, i 'ark.a Polchella. Larkspurs, Sweet William, Core? opsis, Poppies, Mixed Nemoplulla Snap .Dragon, Canterbury Pells, Coxcomb, Sweot Mignonette, Sweet Al ?asum? Princess Feather, China ard Ger? man Astf rs. Priraroso. Zennia, Pciuuia. Portulaca, Phlox Drummond!, Hod Yalerhn, Ruuuing Vines, fcc, fcc, 10 cents per paper; fino strong and vigo? rous Strawberry Punts, a choice collection of Tea Rose i, Double L ahliaa, all colors. ALSO, An assirtment of HOU-FKFEPING ARTICLES, Agricultural and Horticultural Implements. For sale by JOHN THOMSt -N ii CO., No. 2-8 King-street. January 16 sluthl2 Charleston. S. C. (Driucrtcii nub fflimUntw. BY EVERY f^TEAMEii. \?TM. S CORWIN ? CO. RECEIVE A FRESH VV supply of CRACKERS and LTScUFlS, Goshcu Butter, Flour, kc. PICKLES, KETCHUP. &c. EXTE'. LA HUE PICKLES, IN BARRELS Mushroom, Walnut,and tomato Ketchup Devilled Ham, in 1 lb. cans D'slci'.atcd Codfish, in 1 lb oox-s A supply of Keile' 's celebrated assorted package Candies. Just received at thc lO-OPcRA'llVE Ul OCEBY STORE. Southwest corner Mee lng and Marget streets. Ooods delivered treo JauuarySO FUESIt PEACHES, PINEAPPLES, QUINCE-, STRAWBERRIES Cherries, Applo"Butcr, lomaioes, Gtcen Corn, eire eu Peas, sm cctash, HtriDg Deans, Asparagus, Mushrooms, J ruffles, in two and tine- poun t cans, at WM. S. .CORWIN fc co., No. 2*5 King-street. FliESH SALMON, LOB??ER. MACKEREL, LITTLE NECK CLAMS, in one, t?o and tb rei pound cans Devilhd Entremets-Hum, Turkey and Lobster, for luncheons, fcc. Paties of Wild Gamo, Sardines H- efa la Mode. Tur koj, Chicuen, Sau-agu Heat, in ca' s, of good quality, at WM. S. CO <WIN & CO., No. U75 Klng-slr-et. LIVERPOOL SALT. I AKA BACKS L1VCKPOOL S\LT, DAILY J. * t O \J expected by rte met Solden Horn, and lorsale by HENRY CORK fc CO. January 23 MUSTARD. / SHOES, SWEET HERB-', RAISINS, CITRON, Currants, Prunes. Dried pplos. Brunelles, tigs in boxes and drums, at 25, GCc and SI ; Pet one. Haeel and Hickory Nuts, Soff .?bell Almonds, con? stantly on hand, ot WM d. CORWIN fc CO., No. 275 King-slr-.ct CHOCOLATE. COCOA, BREAKFAST COCOA. BROMi, BOMO PATHIC Cocoa, a ?ro>h supply ot WM. S. NORWIN & CO., No. 273 Kiaj-strest. WHARTON & HOFFE i T, NEW TURK. M OF FETT & WHARTON / CH A lt Lt ESTO %. ?;0. 22 EAST CAY t? I REE P. r?TB ABE NOW RECE I Villa B '/ LYF.RY STKA M VV EB, APPLtft?and PjlAioaS.aad offer tot SJ!O thc lollowing varleiie- o? Eating uuit tee i PUTA r?i< m Goodrich Mialling-PINT: KYB Early lian ison-J h'tocr Jacks u Whhee-Dvkouian's Wostcro Bcd-Duck Ljc Chili i u.l-D-.vi.s .-Ci ':li;. ? Peach K ow-Early Boso. Purtles ordering far eeo J ahuuld do so a: once, be? fore tho riven and canal* are i rouen np. T.J. WH*BTON, No. 'Iii Wcit-3irei?l, Now York. J-M- Cr. M OFF .-.I T, No. 22 East Cay ??root charleston. December 30 3mo CHOICE FULTON HA?KftT B? EF, f..lMILY PIG PORK, HEM BEEF A'-D MESS POliK, Codfish. Yaimouth Honers, Dn'oli H?ning, >ardelUM Mooki rel, Piukluu un i Mucked -a mon. Hi ibntFius, SoouUs and 'Tongues, receiv? ed every week, at WM. 9. CORW N lc O., No. 275 Kl - g-str, et. Ai. Ut VC. FIVE HUSDRED BARRELS. O/ W I BB[-S. WES 1 FUN RED POTATOES ?\ f\' 100 bb!s. Chili lied Potatoes ion bbl?. Carnet; Red Potatoes 100 bbl*. Pink Bye Potatoes. On boan) tho sehnoners A. E. Glover and Jona? smith. For sale by JOHN F. O'NHll.L fc SON, De-*i?nber 29 No. 167 nant Hay. HAViy Dil MON li ANO MAG? NOLIA BASIS, CHOICE BREAKFAST STRIPS, SMOKED AND 1 PICKLED ii 'NGU 1*3. Concentrated Beef and Fork, German &an age, at WM. S. CO?WiN fc OO., No. 2T6 Kl u-stix-ot. BECKER'S F AI? INA. PATENT AND PfiARL BARLEY, SAGO, TA riOCA, Maizraa, Corn March, Arrow Rott, com-tock's xa'ioual Food. Italian Alaccaronl aud Vonni elli. Cox's Sp i klin; and Cooper" ? Go'ati o, F enea, American and liusoian Isi glass, will bo found at WM. .-. COi.WiN fc CO, No. 275 King-street. ('RE MUM FAMILY Fi.?lhr, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. KICKER'S SELK-HM ING Wtniitaud I'uckwucat i-b-ur. Rico F.our, j reston fc ileni'u'a md I'.OBOer Yo.s. Powder, Wor ea-io HopYaart (lakes. Ci cam Tartar, .-ca. AU of the best quaUty. at WM. ?. fO WIN fc '"0., No. 275 Jung-street. CuOICE tiOKIl?N, ENGLISH DAIRY, PINBtPPLE. TID?M, i AP SAGO, YOUNG AU FRICA JHEcWI'S, a WM. S. CORWIN fc CO., No. 275 Kmg-sticet. (toffies ano ?.isttn'antons. BLACK SEED OATS. ? 'rvrKB?sBEL^ CHOICE BLACK SEED OATS. J\J\J. Just recel Ted and fer sale by February 2 3 JOHN CAMPSEN & CO. PEAS. WAISTED IO PURCHASE. ? A A A BUSHELS SOUND PEAS, FOB IM JA'UU MEDIATE orders, for which the 7 highest market price will be paid. Apply tu JOHN CA ?PS EN CO. February 2_tuths3 LIVERPOOL SALT. nOAA SACKS TO AB BITE, PEE CECILIA, ?O\J\J from Liverpool. For sale by B. T. WALKES. February 1_ 3 COAL AFLOAT. OAf?TON8 SUPERIOR BED ASH COAL, ?UU cargo of echoomr Alexander Young, whl se sold low while lan o inj, by H F BAKER A: CO., Coal Yard, Cumberland-street. ^February 1_3_ BElK^ND BLACK CURRANT, CRAE APPLE, QUINCE, BLACKBEBBY AND 1 Calves' Feet Jelly, Guava Jelly, Preserved Dhow ChoW, Peac?t&s, Quinces. Limes, Raspberries, in g'ass. Brandy Pfa?hes, Gages, Apricots, Pie Fruits, for sale at WM. Fr-COBWIN b CO" NoTgWJhig-atreet. PRIME NORTHERN SEED rtl? FOB SALE. APPLY TO JAMES R. PE INGLE. December 8_ 2eow2mo-tuf ENGLISH PICKLES, CHOW CHOW, ONIONS, CAULIFLOWER, WAL? NUTS; Mushroom, Walnut-and Tomato Cat? sups; Worcestershire. John Bull, .Tndla Sc?, Paoli, Reading Sauces; < seeoce ot Shrimps sod Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Curry Powder, Salad Dressing, air, WM. S. CORWIN b CO., ? _No. 276 King-street ANGOSTURA'S, BORER'S, HOSTETTER'S, RUSS' ST. DOMIN? GO. Slough ton BU THIS Drake's Plantation Bitters, fl per bottle, $11 per . case, at_WM. 8. ui/BWIN b CO. SEED RICE. I OAA BU ?H?LS OF SEED RICE, GROWN L-wUU on North Santee, weight eg 47 pounds per uu-heL For sale by W. 0. COURTNEY, b CO., January 20 tulhslmo No. 9 Boyce's Whorl. ANISETTE, MARISlHINO, CURACOA, KP-EMME LL, AbHINTHE. CHAR? TREUSE, Crcue de Mentbce, Rose, Cancllo, Hoyan. PD ris it Amour, Huile oe Vanlllo. For sale by WM. ri. CORWIN b CO., _No. 276 King-, trcet. V?RGIN OIL OFAIX, LUCCA OIL, CAPERS, SPANISH AND FRENCH Olives, Olives Fareios, Anchovies. Congress, Kissingen and Vichy Wa'ers, at WM. ti. CORWIN & CO.. . _No. 275 King-street. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO., Wholesale Grocers, : CHARLESTON, S. C., OFFER FOB SALE LOW FOR CASH : QAAA SACKS SALT OUvv . IO'0 barrels Pink Eye Seed Potatoes 100 bales Gunny Bagging 300 col ' s Hemp and Manilla Rope 1000 kegs Nails . 200 barrels Coffeo Sugar, A, B and C 600 b.'gs Rio Coffee 1C0 barrels New Orleans Molasses 300 boxea Adamantino Candles 500 kegs Orange. Mills Powder j, 100 hogsheads Now urleins and M us fe. vado Sugar 100 tierces Rice. January 10 tutbslzno PIPER H EIDSEICK, VE CLI' QUOT, PON'ABDTN. MOCK b CHAN-' DON'a Imperial, Munim's Piivate Steck, Gabi notVerzenay, Dry Hillery and Verz.-cay, warranted genuine, and for salo by WM. S. COBWIN * CO.. _No 2T5 King-street SATIN GLOSS, Pf ARL AND BL Ut: NT ARCH, FIG. BUTTON AND LIQUID BLUEING, SOAPS, Caudles, ot WM. S. CORWIN b CO.. . _Na 278 Fung-street. PLAN i ii G POTATOES. 1 A A J I BARRET S CHOICE PINK EYE PLANT LUl-M' LNG POTATOR. For ?a'e by GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO. January 29 LUG 13 CLARET WINES. . GODABD'S COUCHY, JOHNSTON'S MEDOO, St. Loube?, Branderburg Freres, Rt. Julien Mc Jo.', ch?teaux Mirganx, chateau Yynem, Hock? heimcr. Lanbeuhouaor, Haut s uterne, Chamber?n, Nuits, dos de Vougeot, of direct Importation. For sale by WM. a. CORWIN b CO.. _No. 275 King-street. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, GT NCI NE MOCHA LAGUAYRA. PRIME RIO O OF* EE*. Cou F ta nt i.v ou ba.-d, Parched and Ground Java Coffeo, warran cd pure, by WAI. >. CORWIN k CO., _No. 276 King-street. LONDON PORTER, * JEFFREYS', BASS', ALLSOP'S ALES. IM? POSTED recently and direct by WM. ti. COBWIN b CO., No. 276 King-streot. ALSO, A fcupply of PHILADELPHIA PORTER, fn pints. SUGAR HOUSE AND GOLDEN SYRUP, "\TEW ORLEANS AND MUSCOVADO MOLASSES, JLl ?t WM. S. rx, RWIN b CO.. No. 275 King-itreet. LUBIN\S FLAVORING EXTRACTS, / LTQUID BENNETT, OR\NGE FLOWER WA 1ER, Rose Water, cviory and faraway Seed, iuo.:k 1 urti", Ox Tull a d tomato Soup, Borden's Concentra.cc i xtiac. ol B.ef. lourlclot's Essence ot Bud, f jr a ups auJ iuvanK . Fe sale at WM. o. CORWIN b CO., No. 275 Kisg-:trcet. SA LT. ILA (?GING, &c. PAA S.-OE LIVERPOOL VALT tJ\J\J 5 balc3D..U.? c Bagging 20 bales uuu: y Clot.. 10 buds. Baa n -ide* ana Shoulders 60 bois. Crusht-d and Coffee angara 5J bu s. li. Mol HS--S IOU boxes soap, v.,riou . brands tobacco, candies. Flour, Ri<'o, kc. For sale by RAVEN EL b HOLMES, No 177 East bay, January ll Imo Opposite Accommodation WbarL Fi. EN ?J fy A Jil RICAN AND CIDER Vf SEGAR, WARR IN t'ED JPURE PRIME GOSBI.N BUT!ER, OF THE BEST qualify, received evcrv weet; i'uoking Butter, Prune j^.-in Lard, i . 3,5, 'U and 2 ? lb packages, and in any quaiiity to ?Ult purcuus is ut WM. H. C-iliWfNA CO.,^ No. 276 King-street." DIRECT i MPG ?.TAITON RECE1VKD PE lt DARK. ADJURA L CE? CILLE, PROM HAVRE, AT JACK? SONVILLE, PLURIDA, O/lA CASE? F KEN UH BEEB, OB BIEBE ?J VU BuBEB Genuin? Freuob laret Wine, Cognac Brandy Cha m j ?a gue, s-ardin-s. AMS, A VARIETY OF FRENCH GOODS. ALSO, IN STORE, 30 cases GENUINE ENGLISH ALE, in pint?, and a variety of choice Liquors IO keg. Cuoic- aisikga O-auoa. AU?, Assorted FBUrr.S, ixaavi Jolly. Nuta C ewing and sm j kl ag Tobi' co Domcsti : aud Havana Cigars, Pipes, ba., bc. ?or Sile by JOHN B. TOGNI, No. 1?5 JlULTIMi-STRfiET. THREE DOORS SOU TH OF MABK?T-STR?ET. Januar}' 23 - PA PK i?' H NGLNG-. AL ?ROE ASSORTMENT. AT J_IN?MAN BROS. January 7 _tbatpImO? Nl?AliE.! SHADES! TBE L IRQ EST ASsOBlMENT IN THE STATE, at EINStf \N BRO'. January 7 thstulmo