The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 05, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PBOPBIETOBS. OFFICE F?o. 149 EAST BAY. -0 TOTBMS-DAJxr NEWS, one year.$6 00 DAILY NEWS, eis months.3 00 DAXLT NEWS, three month*. 2 00 TBI-WEEELT NEWS, oho year.3 00 TBI-WBEELJ^NEWS. six months.2 00 PATHEKT invariably in advai oe. No paper sent nnlesn the cash accompanies the srder, or for a long? er time thom raia for. THE DAILY NEWS will bo served to subscribers in the city at 15 cents per week. ADVEBTISEM torrs.-First insertion, 15 cents a line; subsequent imertion?, ie cents a line. Business Notice*, SO rents a line, marriage and Funeral No? tions, One Dollar eacb. .\*B WS 8?MMARY. -Gold closed yesterday at New York at 354. -The New York cottcn market closed active and ic. better. Sales 6500 bales at SO .?e. -Tho Liverpool cotton market closed at 124<L for middling upland. Sales 25,000 bales. -Dickens gets: ?10,000 for one hundred ni ghts, his final readings in Great Britain. -It is not the Hon. Tom Florence, but his paper, the Washington Union, that is dead. - Tho Popo attnbutes his recovery to Bur? gundy, which he now drinks exclusively, in? stead of the Roman wine which he has always taken heretofore. -The employing printors of New York have not consented to give the increased price de? manded by tbe printers, and are endeavoring to obtain hands from other cities. -The New York World, according to report, intends to assert its independence, hereafter, of all political parties, and Marble, in haying the whole of the paper, designs to withdraw from merely Democratic influence. -The recent heavy rates have caused a rapid rise in the Savannah River. Latest ac? counts received from the Augusta Bridge re? port its height at twenty-six feet, only lacking six feet to enter the streets of the city. -A uogro woman was found d3ad in Colum? bus, Georgia, oa Sunday last, from starvation and exposure. Sho had been offered work but refused, remarking that as sho was free she should labor no more. Tho coroner's jury brought in a verdict of death from sheer hazi? ness. -Reports have been current for somo day6 past that Bennett has been negotiating with certain parties, well known iu journalism, to dispose of half of the New York Herald. Tho reason assigned is that ho wishes to have some ono io leave the paper to after his death. Ho has no faith iu the capacity of his eon to man? age it. -Senator Spracue and his wife havo just re? turned from a visit to Moorehoad Liko, Maine. This is tho headquarters of rho KenucbecLand and Water Power Company, in which Senator Sprague is largely interested. '1 ho parly wera conveyed by relays of horses to tb9 camp of the loggeis, where they spent two days and two nights, "roughing it in the bush." -Ex-Confederate Goberai Jubal Early, in a letter to a friend, ea\B "that he looks upon tho Christmas proclamation of President Johnson as a fina! acknowledgment of the United States Government, in all its departments, of ita in? ability to hold any of us responsible under tho constitution and the laws as they were for our resistance to its usurpations." -A young man while being married was shot dowu by tho brother of his bride, on . Thursday eveuing.in the Town of Cornersville, Giles County. Tennessee. He foll in tho arms of tho girl, who, assisted by friends, conveyed him to a bcd, where the marriago ceremony waa finished at her request. In a few minutes the newly-made husband expired. 'Ibo mur- ? derer eseaped. - lt ia said that the Senatocommitteo on the Pacific Railroads, at their meeting on Monday, nearly settled (he details of their new plan to encourage other routes across tho continent. 1 They will in fut arc favor the guaranteeing of ] the interest on first mortgace bonds, retailing i the title to publio lands as security for the iu- ] terest, the proceeds" of sales of such landa to bo devoted to its payment. ( -The wcli known Planter's Hotel iu Augusta, ' owned and ocoupied as a hotel by Mr. T. 8. Nickersoo, was levied on and sold at auction ' i by the United States Marshal on Tuesday. 1 There were but two bids made, one by Barnes i & CummiDg of $38 500. This was followed by ? a bid of one bandied dollars moro, and the j building (without furniture, fixtures or sup? plies), waa knocked down to Jacob R. Davis, agent, for the sum of thirty-eight thousand six hundred dollars. -Two important opinions wore delivered by 1 the Supremo Court ou Mon div. One of them 1 expresse* tho opinion of the court that by a i true construction of the internal revenue law, , it was not intended to tax the incomes of per- . sons other than citizens of tho Utdtod States, wherever resident, and of residents, whether 1 oitizens cr not. It also limits tho State juris- ' diction to impese taxes. Tho other decision ' holds that the income tax is constitutional, dc- < fines its nature, and lays down tho duty of as- t peet ors ks io returns of income made iu coin. , -The Gorman immigration to Now York ( bas b en greatly in excess of any other na? tionality during the past ten years, and for the last three years it has not folien far short : of one half of the total number if foreigners I who have sought to find homes for themsolvos ( in this country. During tho timo last mon- , tionedthe aggregate nnmher of Gotmiu im- | migrants foots np three hundred aud thirty , thousand. These immigrante aro heartily welcomed, and as they uro absorbed into the- ' great cosmic character of tho population of 1 tho country thoir effect upon our industries < is advantageously felt. FO? tho most part the t Germans bring with them sufficient capital iu j money to enable them to take cara i f them- , selves until they can find work, and thousands j of them are ekdled craftsmen in the various manufacturing employments. -The telegram announcing that tho Illinois 1 .Legislature 1 ad "ceded Chicago to Indiana," 1 turua out to have been a rather extraordinary < joke. It seems that last Friday tbe entire , Chicago delegation (except two) went home to spend Saturday and Sunday, oa the plea of "consulting their constituents about tho lake front and the park measures.", Whereupon a Mr. Cook introduced on Saturday, a bill "to incorporate the Farmer8' Elevatoi Company, and te cede the City of Chicago to tho States of Indiai a and Wifccenain." which "amid roars of laughter was read a third timo and pass? ed- ay ea 76, nays 9.' And, having accomplish? ed this eli eke of facetion nos8, tho House next inoorpoiated tho Illinois Elevator Company, with power? fully defined te^eotion 2, name? ly, "lo oievato tho ehut-coilar of the goutls man noni Pike." And so on. -A 8 n Francisco lotter gives an alarming account of tue ravages of smallpox through? out thc State. It says the streets are fillod with lui tia's, aud the grave-diggei las his hands and graves lull. In sumo cases buna s aro nudo bv blgjt? Despite every pnoaution, tho contagion romains as dead y as cv or. and though it eta scarcely bo said to bu ti.oroj.s inj, its decline is hardly perooptible. . All .. e post LOU?C? are tull, lu some cac os vaccina tian seems to hare entirely lost ita power, and men, women and children with vaccine scars on their arms aa large as a twenty-shilling piece, have fallen viotims to the epidemic. Whole families havo died, but the plague spot of the State thus far baa been the town of San Juan, in Monterey County, some one hundred miles from San Francisco. Ont of a popula? tion of one thousand, four hundred were taken down with smallpox, and out of these four hundred persons, ono hundred and sixty died. -We mentioned Bomo time ago that tho celebrated Ericsson bad invented a machino for utilizing tho heat of the sun's rays. It seems now that a Frenc'nman-,vnamed Jlouchot, has been exp ur im on linc: in tho same direction. The latter bas succeeded in actually driving a small steam engine by means of thom. Aeon cave reflector is used to concentrate the sun? shine on a boiler blackened with smoke, and it is compared that in the latitude of Paris tho boat reflected from a surface of a square metre, or a little moro than a square yard, will make a quart ef water, taken at the freezing point, boil in ten minutes. By the same calculation, an t rea of one hundred square motres will fur? nish as much heat in ten hours as can be got from burning sixty pounds of coal. In tropi? cal regions, perhaps, tho amount would bo still greater. It is evident that we are here on the track of a stupendous improvement in the methods of gaming mochan io! power. CHARLE ST ON. FRIDAY MORLING, FEBRUARY 5, 1869. Grant and tne Party Hacks. Tho President elect scorns to bo falling from Radical grace; not because of what he has actually said and done, but because he has not declared that he will be the pliant tool of party, and has made no sign to ehew who are to bo the chief officers of | the new administration. This conduct may seem highly proper to the outside world, who do not desire to bo Cabinet officers, foreign ministers, or whiskey inspectors; but it is very disgusting to those who scoffed and jeered at the successful soldier until after his nomination at Chicago, and who now, becaus-3 he was nominated and is elected, claim the right to control his every movement and mark out the policy which the incoming government shall pursue. Those people make politics their trade. They made war upon the South for profit, and remained quietly at homo that their days" might be long in tho land. They emancipated the negro for profit. They nlautcd the hoc! of the negro ou the breast of the white man for profit. They played shuttle-cock with our constitutional rights for profit. And now for profit they would direct thc movements of a man whose strong point bas always been to do, right or wrong, as he pleased. To them, a ne v lease of j Radical power meant mare plunder, more place and more corruption; it being admit? ted that they might have treated the South with generous liberality if it h>d been ??ho wu that the policy could be made to' pxy. Their disappointment, then, isas natural us it is keen, when they fiud that Grant ia as dumb as the idols of the Egyptians; nor will it be surprising if they become actively indignant when the die is cast , and te cy find that Graut is disposed to suit himself without regard to party. We do not imag? ine that General Grant will have the slight? est leaning towards Democracy; but we do believe that he will choose his men because they can work with bim and he with them, and not because they arc thc pct lambs of any fas at ic ul newspaper or of any Congrea s onal delegation. Already the malcontents aro preparing lo swing the tomahawk. Some of them profess to smoke- the pipe of peace; but others growl in public, and tbe notorious Butler avows himself to bc in favor of re? pealing the Tenure-of-office bill so that errant may have full power to mako limself liable to impeachment and removal 'rom office. There is no doubt that the President elect will find more thorns than 'oses in his path; but ho may be soldier :nough to fight it out on the line of econc ny, purity and manliness, though it takes ill four summers. After all, whatever the turmoil in Wash ngton, our fight must bc made at home. .Ve are face to faco with universal suffrage. iVe have to contend against H large colored nnjority. We have to overcome as well RS ve can the crafty schemers, who would lrivc the freedmen as well as the white nen to destruction. We have no fei?r that Dougres% will meddle with South Carolina. iVc could not be more thoroughly Repnbli* janized, more thoroughly revolutionised, bau we are; and wo have confidence that he L-gi.-lAiure will act BO as lo do honor o their breeding, and prove that there is io immediate prospect of the Stato of If arion, of Ilayne, of McDuffie, of Calhoun, Dring ruled hy wisdom and Benye. But. the 'our years to como must und will work a vondrous change iu South Carolina. Tho lottom rail has been on top for loug enough. Tbe turu of the white ruoe is coining, and u regaining the position which nature gave .hem, and which no law can icng take away, hey will bo made e'roug by thc inoiease of heir commercial und agricultural prosper ty, and will be assisted by tho very freed nen who, tor 3 little while, are tempted to .ord it over us. No conceivable circum? stance, no law, no army, no musket or bay? onet oan keep the Caucasien in subjection to the African; aud when the oertuin change does come, the freedmen will have more se? curity, more protcotion and more individ? ual freedom than they have with a majority in the fi.Ms and streets, with a majority in office and &t the polls, and with a thump? ing majority in the General Assembly of the Stale. So General Grant aud bis dissatis? fied allies may war as they please at the Federal capital. Our werk ia at home, and here i-hall bo cur viotory. Tho Southern Fresa Convention. We are authorized to a'ato that the South Carolina lUilroad Cmpaay will pisa over their road, free of charg , editora or proprietors of newspapers, on their way to dr returning f.-. atti a M ibtte Convention. Tue representativas of me press are rt que- ted to bri-ig with thom, ?is their ore Jeuii&ls, a .lei^r of introduuticin or apecUl pass from the autuoriiiea of the railroad upon whioh they begin their journey. Thc South Carolina Railroad Company. The annual report of the president ana di? rectors of this company, to be submitted to the stockholders at the annual meeting on Tuesday next, shows the following reaulta : TBiTPIC. The earnings of tho year arc as follows : Frem freight.$961,704 3 J From passengers. 3IP.77I 47 From maila. 20,675 00 From other sources. 1,90112 31,214.961 89 Earnings 1867....1.31G.00G 50 Decrease. ?21.014 81 This ia equal to a decroasc of about 1 60-100 per cont., while the earnings of three other principil Southern roads show a decrease re? spectively of ll 65-100, 29 29-100 and 10 56-100 per cant, as compared with th sir earnings in 1867. . The operating expenses for thc year have been.^..$?97.447 40 In 1867.*. 702 229 34 Decrease. $4,781 94 And it may bo added that, while the mileage of the trains in 1868 exceeds that of 1867, by 146,560 mile?, or 24 per cent, and the tonnage of 1868 ia 34.307 tons, or 28 por cent, iu excess of the tonnage o' 1867, tho expenses of the two years differ only in tho small sum ot $4781 94, er less than one-half of one per cent. This is enough to prove beyond dispute tho economi? cal character of the management of the road. The gross earnings being.$1,294,961 89 And operating expenses.697,447 40 Tho net canings aro.697,514 49 Net earnings 1867.6H.777 16 Decrease in 1868.;.S16.362 67 Qhis is an astoniahing Tesult when the diffi? culties of the road, the increased business, the decreased rates, and the active competition at all important points are taken into considera? tion. EXPENDITURES. In addition to tho net earnings, $597,514 49, there was received from sales of old material and reduction of stocka of materials $46,724 SO, making together $644,289 35, out of which was paid for interest on debt, damages and stock kill -d $239 979 04, leaving a balanco of $404, 260 31 applioablo to renewals aud reduction of indebtedness. Out oi this there*was paid: Coat ol rails.$51,916 12 Cost of restoring motive powor. 26,27(1 G? Cost of constructing one first and ono second-claw passen? gor and thirty-seven box, plat? form and stock om. 33.376 37 Cost ot one shifting engine. 2.560 00 Cost or land purchased. 2,766 66 Sut t'.c nient or Co a fed trate durna.4?.863 46 In thc ascroga'e.-$165,699 22 Leaving a balance of.$213,561 u9 I*, .el ES AND BOLLING STOCK. Tho general cxpeuditnrea for road purposes havo been for new rails and oars-$115,000 Lav? ing been apeiit forthat purpose. Tbs stoolc of good box cars is to bo mtido up to 300. Tho foll iwing abo wa tho amount of cir power : first-class ras ongtr. 22 Pecond-class passenger, biggago, Arc. 18 Box.284 Plat loi m. 70 Stock. 6 Tota!.4;u TUB DEBT. Tho board report that they had determined to offer to the storting bondholders of thc com? pany, in oxohfingo for their prcsont bonds, now first mortgage Londs, bearing 5 per cent, in? terest. These bonds to bo exchangeable at thc pleasure of tho company, lor ?iimlar bonds bearing 7 per cent, interest in currency; the bonds to be payable within twenty years, pay monia to commenco at tho end of ton years and to bo continued semi-annually uvtil th wboio debt itt paid. This met with thc prompt and cordial acceptance of tho bondholders o this side, and tho lion. Mr. Forman was dis patched to London for the purpose or making thc exchange with thc foreign holdora. Mr Fnrman's progross has been delayed by tcchni cal difiicultiw, but tho board havo now but ] j little doubt that the negotiation will be euc oassfally completed. nimUOTIDN Ol' DEBT. Notwithstanding thc large sums spent for rails and thc Like, the balance ot iudobte4uess ot the company ehows a reduction of $233,501 tho not income after deducting tho operating | j expenses, cost cf renewals, &c, ns already shown. But this tlocs not show tho real amount applicable to thc reduction of the company's tlebt; for many of the bonds and other tocurilics bought up and held by tho company, though they cost much less | 1 than par, may bo counted at par in our estimates of tho reduction of debt Xho domestic bond debt has buen reduced by retirement of past duo bonds, and | 1 cash payments to tho extent of $30,lf*6 67, and has beon increased by issuos of now bonds for | 3 retiring bonds and purchasing securities, and by hillanco of arroara of mtorest to the extent of $122 829 31: So that lue domcs'ic debt is now.frl.585,?96 OG Arglist, in 18S7. 1.493.633 92 Increase.$ 92,063 14 Ot tho investment lund, tho following iteiiiB atc particularly applicable tc bonds payable: Securities at their fare.?211 0 0 OB Bi ennties at tiicir ?narLot mino. 07.000 03 Toto!.S278 1)00 00 Tho bille payablo account iu 1SG7 ?ras....9317 180 10 A ad is now. 83.063 CO rte<lu"tiOD.$229,136 50 Add outstanding note for purchase o?' se? curities which will torra part of as? set-. 27,35.-1,83 Total reduction.$2.';0 431 33 Wc may then sum up the amount ap licable to tho reduction of the boi.d debt, and the aw lualreduotiou ot' >il:s payablo as follows: Investment lund.$378,800 l*f> increase in domes.io debt. 92 0 8 $185,337 Reduct ion in bills payable. 236 481 TOTAL SEDUCTION.?4U,818 Thc true outstanding balance of bills paya? blo is $60,704 77, and consists of obligations given for purchase* of railB and other sup? plies. DrVIDBHDS. In regard to dividends, tho report says: Tbo board aro convinced that the true in'er est ol' the stockholder lies in tho combined lip? pi cation of net ourniuga to the reduction of debt aad improvements of property, all coming buck to thom in tho increased strength theroby acquired to moot tho storms of eomperition and opposit on, and the inareaaed ability so obtained to <xtond acco naiodatnui and swell the bii8i:iesa of the company. Bur. they know full noll thai the wants ot the stockholders aro m my and beary. They .??yuipalhize wita thoso wanta most heartily, and. thorelor*. regurd it nu minerative duty to devote their most cura est. efforts'0 tho a .justmeut of the past-dao dubr. That nooonplinhed, liier? wou d oxist uo reasonable difficulty tu the way of resuming pavaient of moderate elivido.ida. OOKOLUSIOK. Tho report conclu les as follows : * THO genera ?au>es to which this report re forrodin i's cornnjencemont as having produced musa apure lOiision in tho beginning of tho jo ir, have hnppi y, al. ile alose, boon essenn'allv dani ii-hod. as cxhibitod in a gratlf-ing in? cl" a io of western tonnage and travel, and a full maiutonancj of east wald bound freight, oom;)ar<;d with 1867. The purchasing capacity of the country har ing been vastly increased by the sale of its pro? ductions at prices nearly one hundred percent, above those of last year, and the pecuniary condition of our people, thereby ienderedrin comparably superior to any that-it h*s l?iKMrn slnco the close of the war, thc. bottd fnfll rhfl-r they hazard little in entertaining the, m?gt fa? vorable anticipation of their spring Di?sinees; they have confident expectations that it will be large and profitable, and that its increased ac? tivity will not bo confined to one branch, but will extend to all tho departments. . It ie quito true that they havo'to contend against a vigilant and vigorous opposition at every important point, but their ability to do so has been proven, and as the power of the company is m croas i us at least in a ratio with that of the lines oppoied to them, they have full confidence in the strength of the road to maintain its full abare of business, and protect the interests of tho eily. Our sea connections with tho principal cities North are better and more satisfactory than ever before, and our efforts to establish a first class semi-monthly lino of steamships to England promise tho moat gratifying sucoess. From theso sources wc derive our greatest strength in maintaining and extoodins tho bu? siness of the company-properly oultivated we believe them capable of increasing it almost indefinitely, and believing BO, warmly reoom mcud them to tho attention and encourage? ment of thc stockholders. The directors respectfully announce to the stockholders, that a vacancy bas been made at their board by the resignation of ihe HOB. Al? fred Huger. Their acceptance of Mr. Hugor's letter of resignation was only iu view of their conviction that such was his earnest wish. Their high consideration and profound respect fora friend and colleague who, for twenty-five years, has shared witb them the responsibili? ties and labors of office, arc sought to be ex? pressed in the proceedings of the board at its last meeting, and theso proceedings wo ask leave to append. In concluding this report, the directors de? sire it ftp be no mere idle form of word*, when they take occasion to express their high appre? ciation of the ability and zeal of their general Superintendent and his associates. The synopsis of the annual report which wo have givon shows what the management of the South Carolina Railroad have been able to ac? complish during tho psst year. The figures and the facts speak for thomselves; but we may congratulate the stockholders upon what has been done, upon the expectation that the financial affairs of the company will toon be permanently arranged, and upon the prospect that the road will then, if tho stockholders so do?ire, be able to resume the payment of mo? derate and honestly earned dividends. WE rniNT thia morning the letter of the Hon. Alfred Huger, insisting upon the ac? ceptance of his resignation as ti director of | the South Carolina Railroad Company, and thc letter, in reply, of W. J. Magrath, Ecq., thc president of tho company, covering the complimentary resolutions adopted by the botvrd. Mr. Huger had beeu a director of j the South Carolina Railroad Company for twenty-five year?, and to thoso who knew him it is col necessary to say that he dis? charged thc responsible duties of bis office with exemplary fidelity. There are few men io South Carolina who have more friends, or fewer enemies, than the Hoc. Mr. Huger; there are none more respected, more trusted, and more deservedly loved. CANNOT int; railioad companies make ci?se connect ion al Colunibi?i? The Charles? ton papers, which arrive in Columbia in thc evening of tho day of publication, do not leave thul city for points on Ibo Charlotte "load until twelve o'clock I he next day, so that they are about two days old when they tench their destination. ?? aub /OUKD. LOST. A GENTLES Bf Ait'S GOLD PUN A ? D Pfc'N&L. I bo Owler will bo liberally rr wardfcdif lift'at C H. JOHNSON'S Hat Store, No. 269 King-street, opposite Hasel. Tob mary 6 1* IOST, OV.illiMU? NIGHT, fi POCK j oa- BATTEaU BOAT, pai teu g oon ou tilde ind whito inside. A reward will be gi?eu if it is left rilli JOHN i UGHtRl J, Moreiumi'd Wha.1. February 5 1* ..Joints. U'ANTED, A GK VT.? TO SK lita THK ?V AMURCAN KUI ' TJNG MiOSl^F. Price 1-25. Tho simpleer. cheapest aud livs' Knit las il* .-hino ever invented Will knit 20,000 eiilchi s per ninuto. Liberal iudacements io ego ut?. Addreas VU I'. JUC AN KNIIUNG MACHINE COMPANY, ios on, Maos., or al. Louis, Mo. Feb roary 3_ wi m 13 * INFORMATION XV A N T K 1>.- ANT HI? PO H WATTON* given of STEPHEN KEYi.who 'cached tho cuy oa Wednesday last, will be thank ullv recived ey his wifo. MABU Ii KI'S, ot Grocery. :oruer Church and Chalmers-streets. Dt-ceuiber IC WAN TB?, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM? ED to write for thc prrss, employment on me or more Literary Papen or Magazines, as a EVBITER OF ("KET OM*. POETRY", Ac. Address ills? K. lt. W., Poelofflro, charleston, 8. 0. ?otober 8 AOICKTS *WA>TKU.-S75 TO$?00 PK tl mooth, or a oommit-taou lrom which tw*co hat amount eau bo m ide by telling tho latot im? proved COMMON KKHSE FA ifii.y > BU nra MA HUN I'; price ?is. For circular* and terms, adclrsis \ DCWt R k CO., No. 3'.li !-outh T hird-ttreet, /iiilu lolpbin, ra. Smo December 5 WA A Ti. I?, KTDBSOt* ICBM S3 it'UK ALL THK LEAPING MAGAZINES ANDNKW .'APiiBS. nt publisher's rutes. CHU;-.UK C. PlGUTER, Anni 21 No. lill King-strrat. ?(lit. Fut: SALK i'UK'P.A ? HA I.A. SECOND? HAND K I* KAM ENGIN ii, W th Paient Govarn ?rand Water Alum Aj.py so.u utKo. 3 LIh?;i?. nr-s 'BEET. a* FWM y t Ml'LEsFOi: SALK.-J CST ARRIVED, anoth rear lo id ot YOUNG BROK.-. ?1?LE8, Milch will be sold ir m 5125 and u wann. <s this s tl' iflbt lei of ibis ti UM n, p antera will fin lit to h i itllerest lo call . arly. .., ply to lt. AU.Wu.D. s'o 213 jiet'ting-sircft. _2_FeuroeryO QTKAH BNGISKS KOR ?Ann CH1CAP, O W oj'plied tor 1 in m rd in i ely (ll une 12 homo Portnb.o ENGINE (li One 4-aorse Pori bio Engiue. AIM, ll One 8-hoise-power LNGfNE, in good condition. CAMKKON, milli! ti A < 9., ta-tbeaet eonier Meeting and Cumberland-sirceta. January 16 asm. C HARlalCSTON ll O T IQ L CHARLESTON. PO0TH CARO (.INA. THE UNSEBMGNE? KBSPBtTl FULLY IN? FI >RMo l.is mun ra and the ; ublie genera'ly tra* be aaa taken charge of thu? woil-buewn and pooulur FIBATMILASSHOIEL, and hopes bv stile. u.tcQtjon lo merit a full HI are of thc rubie patronage* T he celebrated Artesian Waler Bailie, hei, oold and ibow"r, caa be *>?.<! at all houta. Coaches with attentive porters arc always la rearft a ens to convey p-isscugcra to and from oho different railroads and utoujuere. E. H. J vCESi. N, January 16 Imo Capurtiursrjin Uruirc. J- -Aff S OT * e K .-Mo ail bli AN Ki\fl, _j esq.. fa thia day admi ted u partner in our Law Part? reift?. CAMPBELL & SEA CROOK. Lawyers, No. uti Bioad-jareet. JAMB* G. CAMP I? "Lit. HEN UT *EA BROOK. MCMILLAN KTNO. Juno arv 1 GAITAS A'S ft BAL?? ?ALS, .Tt"ST flEOElTi- D BY S T H A Ai El U OUAKLUETON. -li?OA^ FINK L\U1 .' liLOH ELASTT.J J.* ' GAMER* vriiwh Vi wU sell from |1 IS te SI ?8. heat. troTih $3 Also, a n'ce loi ot adits Harapo.. BALMORALS fr ira il no. Aa asa-rilmoat o ?ii.i?*vj Mid Ba\'% SHOKH, which wc can HOM ir. tho taute pr-.-partfon, namely, vjiai OUAS. Krttnoc-, us mere convenient, corner Ktog end Calhoun, or la (ja?ioun-a treat. Jnra?yl8 BW-KI JrUBSHQOTCBBOS. *H oTsuppi?iR AMD B?FBEbHMENT ENTERTAINMENT, IN AID OF THE CATHOLIC CHAPEL IN AIKEN, S. C. POSITIVELY TflBJ Li A ST NIGHT. THE LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC CONG BEG A TIONS ofthe City, desirous to aid the Bight Rev. Bishop PER-ICC to erect a Missdoaary Chapel in Aiken, will give a HOT SUPPER AND REFRESH? MENT ENTEB r A IN M ENT is HIBERNIAN HALL ON THE Evenings of the 1st, 3d, 3d, 4th and 5th of February-. In connection with the ci'.ertalrmont, there will also he offered FOR SALE AND RAF ilLE A FINE COLLECTION OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI? CLE?. Tho Hall will bc oponed every evening from G to ll o'clock. ?BICE OF ADMI33ION Single Tickets.25 cents. Magi* Soasen licketi.50 orals. Family Season Tickets .$1 OS Children.10 cents. E. F. S Wt EGAN, Chairman Committee cf Arrangements. JaftUJry 30 CD ?eat. ROOMS TO RENT I* A VA MILT without child ren. Apply to G. GRAF, no rch? ess t corner of Wentworth and Pitt streets. I ebruary 5 TO HEAT, A PIA YO, IS GO?DORDEU. Apply at THIS 9FFICE. October 2H Mif^jri Jankrnptri). Ilt THE DISTRICT COU HT OF THE WM TED STATES, FOR THE DIS I PICT OF SOOTH CAliCLINA-IN TUE MATTER OF JOHN H FT FF vi A N, BANKRUPT, DY WHOM A PE 1TT?OM FOB AT) JU DI OAT ION OF K*NK ItUPrcY WAS FILED ON TBE 30TH DAY OF DF CEMBER, A. D. 186?, IN SAID COUltT-IN BANK? RUPTCY.-Thia U to gire notico th t ou the tz aosD DKY cr FEBBUABY, A. D. 18G9, a Warrant in Bankruptcy waa issued against ibo Fatato of JOHN HUFFMAN, of-ejounty of Orange? bure, and State of South Carolina, who has been adjudged a Han nipt, on hU own petition; that thc payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to bim or for his UM, and the transfer of any property by him aro forbidden by law; thai a meeting of the creditors of thc said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more Assignees of his Estate, will bo held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 73 itrond-atrcer, Charleston, 8. C., before J 0. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the EI?HTETOTH DAT or i EB nu An r, A. D. 1869, at 1 o'clock P. M. J. P. M. EPPING, United States Marshal ss Mcasenger. February 5 1 Ift THU DISTRICT COURT OF THK UNtrKD STATES. F0R THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MA > TER OF JA? CO Ti F. WITT, B 'NKKUPT. B/ WHOM A PETI? TION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT Y WAS FILED 'IN THE SOTMDAV OF DECEMBER. A. D., 18G3. IN SAID COU'tl-TN BANKRUP Mt - Ibis ia t? give notico that on tho RECOSO DAT OF F> BBUABY, A.D., 18G9, A ?arrant in Basden-toy was ts uarf aguinat thc lstato of J ?.COB F. WITT, of I -, ia ibo County of Or-mgolurg. and slate of | Soutli Carolina, who hos been arijud eil a Bankrupt, on bis own petiion; that (he vu ment of any de-ta and delivery oTanv property Liolonglug ta mid Hank lupt to hin ar for hi? use. and the transfer af any property by him aro forbidden by la? ; (hit a meet? ing ?fine Crediton of the end Bankrupt, to provo tlit-lr dei J ts, aid to o.-.o > r one or more A?sbroaee of hu Estaco, will be bald at a Court of BdukrupUy, to be holden at Nn. 72 Broad-s reef, Charleston. Soutti Ca olina. before J. C. CARP NI ER. Re??nr.ir. OB iho KIOUIEBHTa DAT OF FlBBOABY, A. D , 1839, ll o'clock A. M. J. p, IT J?PPINe). United States Mar-hal os Messenger. Fobruary 6 1 IM THK DISTRICT 'OURT OF THE UNITED ?T?TE?, FOR THE DIS! RICI 'F SOUTH CAROLIN A-IN THE MATTIR OF WILLUM B. LEE, BANKRUPT. BY WHOM A PTTUHON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK? RUPTCY WAS FILED ON TUE SIST DAY OF DKOEVREU, A. D. 1868. IN ??ID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY -This in lo give notice that en tho BBCOND DAT or FEDBUABT A. D. 1869, a Wsr nnt ia Bankruptcy wa? issued against ike Estate or WILLIAM B. LEE. of Clio, in tho Comry of Ma-ibere', and Mats ol South Carolina, who ba? been ndjr.dsed a Bankrupt, on bis own petition ; ttiat tko payment of ?ny dol ts and de? li very ot any pi epcrtv bolongiu : to sui J Bankrupt, to bim or (orb s us?, audfhe tr<nsit.rol any property by him aro forbidden ay law; that, a meeting of tho Cr aiiois of tho said Raiikrupt, to provo th?ir debt*, and to choose ono or more Assignees of his Estate, will bo hold ..t a Court ni Bankruptcy, to bo bel ton at No. 73 Broad- ireet. Ck?alfuton. routb Carolina, bef?te J. C CARP-NTER, Rogiatrar. on tho BIOH TBEXTD DAT OP FtnauAKY. A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock A. M. J. P. M. EPFING. United Statis Marshal as Mcssonger. February 5 1 IH THU DISTRICT COURT OK THK USU ED'I ATE*. FOR KO?TB CAROLINA JiNUAhY TERM. 1869-IN IHK MAlTBR 09 FRECERICK LIVINGSTON, OF OR*Si*EuUR0J, S. C., BANKRUP -PETITION FOR FULL *ND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BvNKUUPicY - Ordere*, ihat a besting I c bad nn the FOUBTH DAT OF MABCU, 18G9, ut Fade al < durtbouse in Charleston, S. C., and tbnt nil creditor.., i.e., rf rudd Bankrupt appear rt said time and p'ace, and show orate, if ?ny they eau, why tho prayor of tli6 poll loner should not bc bo granted. And that tho second and third mectl' gs of? roditors of sud il-n : ru ut will be held at th. omeo ot J. U. CARPFNTEU, iisq., l.e.isfrar ol Kecond Congressional District, S.e., on tho TJUBD DAT OF MABCM, 1869, at ie M. By oraer of tho Court, the 1th day ol February, 1869. DAN il L ll RLHEC.K, Clerk of Uic District Court of thc Uuit-d Hnto*. February 6 i'd For South Carolina. IN TH JO DISTRICT COURT OF THE (MIXED ?tTAYhN rOR SOUTH C*R0L1NA JANUARY i-, lUI, 18C9.-IN ?UE MAITEK OF NATHAN AV. SALLEY. OF OR?NG?I>UI?G. SOULH CAROLIN -. BANXRUP'-PBTJT?ON FOR FCI.L AND FINAL DLFCHABGK IN BANK? RUP I CV.-O dercd, That a boating bc b-d on the FUUBTR DA' OF WABcu, 1869, at Federal Coori, lion o in Cbarlcslo -, -, <:.; a .d that dil Uredi* to e, .vc , of said rtanki apt ap,?car at said timor.nd place, and thow cause, if any they can, wk? thc pro;.or of the petitioner should not bo uiauWo And that tho second inc' ti nd mc- ling? of Creditors of .Mid Bankrupt will bo l.cM at the . flVc ot J. C. ('.AUPRNTKB, Ern... Kegtstiar ot Sec- nd I ongrrs. Klon .1 District, S. C . on TUIUO DAV. OF MASCH . 1K60, at 12 M. Hy or J cr of the Court, tho 4 li day of February, iso?. DANIEL HUULUBCX Clerk of thc District Court of thc U-ited Ste. es for Knuth Cai'ohu?. f3 February 6 IM THK DISTRICT COURT OF I'CIIB UNIT D STA Ik--FOR SOUTH CAIfi 'LINA. JANU\HYTEnM.lEGO.-IM tilt- MAT i KR OF D'. N IU< LIVrusiON. OF OnANGEhUHO CuUNlY, BANKRUPT-P:.-/Tl IO .. FOR Fill L AND FINAL DM H ?ROE IN BANK UFT? Y -Ordered. Th ta hearing be had on Uit> FODBTU DAT OF AIABCU, 1R69, nt federal C. ur.bousu in Cbn-natou -. C., and that all th? creditor.-. <*u., ot said Bank-n-.t api-oar it said time and place, and show mns-j. ii anv they s?n, wh? the nra? or ol thu a Liener* ould not bo cramed. And that u t so ood and thi:d mcotings ol ureditor? of o^id Bmkiuptwill boh< ld a thc ola e of J C. CAKIBNIER. Esq., no-,iatrar of S-mn<t Congrei-d'iual District, S. C., on tho THIRD DAT OF UABOH. 13G9, at 1J ti. li? oidor of tho Court, tho 4th dav of February, 188J. ' AN1-L HDRLRB K, Clerk cf thc Diatilet Court ol tho Untied states February 6 fi For So.ith Carolina. IN THK DISTKICT < Ol rex UF I HE UNITED STAFx. FOB SOUTH CAROLINA. -ANUARY TERM, 18G9.-IN THE MATTER OFDUU !-ILLA O. I OBIN-ON. OF ORANGKIIBRG, WOUTH CAROLINA, BA NKKUPT.-PETITION FOR PULL AND FINAL Dl-OHARGE IN RANK??PTCY.-Or? dered, That a Lear ng bo had on the FOURTH DAT UP Manon, 18U9, ac Fedmal Courtltouse m Charlton, ss <.'., and ti?, all Ored'tors. fte., of said Bankrupt appear at said tiiuo and place, end show cane, il a y they oan, why the prayer of the petiiloaer ahou.d not bo prautcd. And that tbeseoond and tuird meetings of Creditors of said iiuikiupt will be bell at U<e t.fiice o* I fi. C ? R peNTBB, Registrar of Soo.-ind i oagrowtional District, s. C, on the THnto DAT OV WAUCH, I860, at 12 M. By order of Mis Court, the 41" day ?f Fehruary, 1869. D NH L HOKE BICK. Clerk of 'ho D?triot Court ou Wie United Stu 'ea TobruaryS 13 For *ou.h Ctrolina. IM t n? D19TR:C O-'trrtT OF 'I'MJEl HM I MO S IA.??-. FOR SOU III CAROI JUA JlNUxfY I ER M. 186?.-SA 'IHK MATTER OP K. JOUN WUI'B, ?ff CHAULE-TUN, d O.. BA?KltUPT-PETITION F JR FULL *ND FI AL HiRi'H RG IN c.ANKRUPr Y-Or? dered, That a beiriug Ho had on ihoaava^TBKiira DAY 0? ta? U?BT 1MJ3, -I thc Fi dari lumt h-,u.- . la C ar ? U>u . c. ; and th it uil Crrd ito *, ?MI ?f K. d Bankra 1 upr ear A sal i 4m?> and i.-lace, a>id aho* cku>e L any any caa, Wh/tho prc.er ot tho pL'Hlie. or nh nld not bo (rraatcd. Mid that iho ee ocd ?ad .hird moe i.as?.f .: edi lo softaM imtcrupt w d io bcd ai. th>- ollioe o. J. IX CAliPUN'KK. lii-q" lU'c^tr^r of ooo? d . oupr x-lo-a 1.1 tri t. c., ?vi tho KXTfiiarca ?>AT o? lanuoABT, 1809, al 11 |? By order o; Dae Court, thc 31B: day of Jaam r-. 1869. I.AMhXiUobLB.CS, Ott? of tho District Cour, c f tho U. a. fbr n. 0. Jaaoacy 33 ? JU AilIOfli LOD6R, Ko. ?, I. O. O. F. m HE RZfflULAR WEBKLY MEEI IX G OF THIS J. Lodge will be held THU ETBHZVQ, et Seven o'clock, at Odd Fellow's Ball, corner King and Liberty streets. Kember* are requested to attend. By order N. G. ROBERT C. STABS, February 6 f recording Secretary. K <\ G LE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. TO? ARK H ERE RY SUM AI ONE D TO ATTTND a regular moctbly meeting of ymir Company ac your Hall, THIS (Friday) ETZBTXO, 5th in stint, at .'even o'clock. By order. A RT H CB M. COHEN. February 5 . I 8eorettry. MARION FIRE BN Gift E COUPANT. ATTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET? ING of your Company at. your Hall, Cannon street, THIS iviirao,' nt Seven o'oloak precisely. By order. - GEO. A. CAI BBB, february 6 1 Secretory M. F. E. Co. GERMAN RIFLE CLUB. THE REGULAR MONTEY MEETING WILL BE held at Lin 'sledi'a Hall THIS (Friday) EVENIKO, at tight o'cloek precisely. By order of the President. C. H. BERGMANN. Februarys 1 ' Secretary. STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE, No. 73, A. F. M. THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS Lodge will be held THIS EVEHTNO at Masonic Hall, at Seven o'.-leek precisely. Candidates for First Degree anet be punctual. By order W. M. JAMES CALDWELL, February 6 1 Secretary. /nts. FUSS! FURS! GRAY AND BROWN FURS FOR LADIES; also, a few fer Misses at cost. Now i. the last chance. STEELE'S HAT HALL, No. 313 King-street, ebra of Big Hat. February 6 1 E M O V A Ia . LEWIB SWITZER Sc CO. Havo rcmev?d to No. f40 BROADWAY. New York. Importers of DRESS TRI J. H IN GS AND BUTTONS, J APES, BINDINGS, E.?GLI?H PIN5, Ac, Ac. Invite their old friends to call on them. January 19 t nfs* CITY AND SITE STOCKS WANTBJD. APPLY TO JAMES M. HHACKELFOBD. Breker, Ne. li Brood-street. Eobruary 4 BAM ti BILLS ! BA>K BILLS WASTEU. BANK PILLS OT ALL KINDS BOUGHT A*B highest price paid, ey. ANOIttWM. MORI LAND, February 2 . Brei?r, No. 8 Srosd-atrast. (Sroffrics n? Mutthnms. BT UTERI tTEAXEB. WM. a CORWIN ic CO. RECEIVE A FRESH supply of CRACKERS and BlaiUITS, Goshen Butter, P.oar, Ac. PICKLES, KETCHUP. &c. Emu LARGE PICKLES. IN BARRELS Mushroom, Wainui, and tomato Ketchup Devilled Ham, In 1 lb. cans D'sloeatod Cse AA. in 1 lb bel's A supply of Relict's cslebrated assorted package Candies Just recaved at the CO-OP cKA'l IVS UEOCERY STOBE, 6outhwe?t corner Mee lng und Mar. ct streets. Oeeda delivered tree January 30 FRESH PKACHES, PINK APPLES, QUINCES, PT RAW UER KIES, Cherries, Apple But.er, lomaioes, Gioon corn, tireen Peas, su.eoia*h, Kiting Beans, Asparagus, MB.broome, 1 minas, in two and thron poun t cams, at WM. K. CORWIN & CO., No. TG King-street. FRESH 8ALM0K, LOBiTEB. MACKEBEL. LITTLE NECK CUMS, in ono, t . o and (broa pound cana i'ov.l! d Entremete- Hum, Tuiksy and Lobster, for lnncl'coa?, ito. Patirs of Wild Game, ?^ardlaed, B^af a la Mode. Tor koy, Chicken, Bandee Meat, in cai s, of rood quality, at WM. S. CO-'WIN A CO., No. 9T8 Eing-elrceL LIYEBPOOSJ SALT. 1 f\ ff /\ SAi K-S LIVERPOOL H ?LT, DAILY f\''JU expected by fteimor Golden Uoru, und tor sale by H EN BY conn A CO. January 23 ?U?STABI), SPICES, SWEET HERS-J, BAlSINS, CITRON, Curran's. Prunes Drlod pples BrunellM, 1'lgs in bozos and drums, at 25, 6Cc nd SI; Pecans, U a eel and Hickory Nure, Non .-tell Almoads, con? fiant.y un baud, at WM S. CORWIN A CO., _No. 2TC King-street. ? Hi)COL ATE. COCOA. BREAKFAST COCOA, BBOMA, BOMC3 PATBIC Cocoa, a fresh supply at WM. S. CORWIN & ce., No. 275 King-street. WHARTON & MOFFElT, SEW YORK. M 0 F FETT & WHARTON, CHARliBSTO?. NO. 22 EAST BAY S I BEET. WEARE NOW RKCE!V1N9BYEV2RYSTRAM. ER. ePPLBnand POiAti'S?. and offer for Silo the lolloiviug varletfc of Ealing and bnca POTATOES: Gocdrich r-acdllug-PINK EYE Eal.y linrrisou-al.vwr Jack? u WIIUCJ-D. koman'u Westorn Red-Duck Eve Chili : ?J-Davie cevUHiig Peach B ow-Early Hose. Parlies orilcnne. f.rscei rfx-uld do so at ?ncc, be foro the rivers and ?malo arc 'rosen up, I. J. WHARTON. No. 115 Weit-aua-t. Kow York. J ?M . !. G. MOi Fni r. No. 32 East Bay siroet ??karioalon. Dooombcr 30 3*LO UIIOIUJB FULTON ??ARK?iT BKBF, . ]V<& MI LY PIG PORK. MES-* BEEF AND MES? . PO UK, CodflJi. Tuimouth Boners. Dmoh lien log. -aidaltea Maakeret, Pickled un ? booked -a mau. H i ibut Flus, ?So ?aid n aud T oogues, recdv. cd every week, at WM. S. CO HW M ii. 0-, _No. 276 Kt g-stret. (xEAUlNE SEK ii PO! A TOES Te ARRI VIT.. Iir/r HU SORED BARRELS. ?\f\(\ BBLS. WESTERN HfD POTATOES ??\)\) IM bula, chin Red Potatoes 103 bb.'a. 6arnct. Red Potatoes 100 bids. PiBk Bye Patates. On board tua schoouois A. K. Glover and Jona? Mail?. Fer bale by JOHN F. O'NISI L A ^ON, December 28_ No". 1G7 Kant Cay. ?AVIV DI A KUNU AND MAG MILIA UAUS, CHOI0B BRKAKF O? T HTRIPS, SMOKED AND PI0KL1J) coNGUVS. Oeeoentraied Baef and Pork, German sau ago, ai WM. 8. CORW'H k 00.. _So. 378 Kt g-ktreet. HECKEB'SsjFAKlNA. PATKNT AND PiABL BARLEY, SAGO, TA FTCiA. Maiaena. Corn ftarrh, Arrew Bott, i om?took'i Kauoxal Food. It dian Macearen I and Vermi eilt, Cox"!1 ??' Mag ?nd Cooper*. Gaiati. o, r moa, Ameriaan and lina sion 1st glass, will be found at WM. ? OOi.WiN & CO., _No. 278 Kl^-alrect. PRE.HIUH FiEtJ.Y V\MU?, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. HSflKER'S PELF-RAT^ 1NG W*>-nt and wnekwhe.. I ur. Rico Fleur, i reatou k sterxlU'S md r.onarr Yo s: Boarder, Wor? ee -te Hop Yea?! Unka, 6iesm i ar ur, : Q$%. K? of tho but ouojity. at WM. s. <'0*>WCM & < C.. ^-_No. Mg Kuifrfllreoi OHOICB (iUr-KitM, I^fGLT H BAIRY, PL.B?PPLB. JID?M, GAV ?J KAflOL YOU-Ha A^i RlOA jrtEC-tKfA,?r. WAI. & (JO ; W?K k i O, ^<^ 973 King-Street r?EN???, Ail?lCAN AND CIDER VIT la G iKWABHiNTSn rVBLV. P.tIWE BOSH KN HUn BR, OF 1 HB BB?T .^aallty. reosavod ev.T. vn-%-; <? eki.i"' Butter, Prtma Leal Lard, IJ 3. .1. ? and i . lb package?, and ia *jj qua jilt/ toatatpuveUua-iB at ^7M, B. OJ' wm k 00., No. ?7? King-etreet. " t?te enies ani ?L'isaliamm. THE CELEBRATED SUGAR C til ED BBAROKA8S HAJHS. ?~)Z TIERCES OF TH I? 8?PEB??B BRAND OF ? fJ HAMS, Just arrive J, of thia year's curing, of ?mall Elze, and can bo recommended in every res? pect. For sale by ! J. N. ROBSON, February 6 liao Noa, t and Q Atlantic Wharf. F J OUR. 0 PC ?Ti BARBELS OHOIOB FAMILY, EXTRA AUO\J and Fine FLOUR. ' r anding and ter sale hy Febrnary 6 1 B. fe A. P. OALDWELL. SALT BACON, FLOUR, POTA TOES. 1 f\C\A 8ACKS *MME LIVERPOOL SALT lVV/V 40 hhds. choice Side? and bhouldere, Weetern 60 tee. Diamond and Peedee Hams 20 tea. nn overed eecocd qualitv Hana 209 bole. Western Floor, Nastivillo Mills 600 bbls. Eating and Ned Potatoes. " In atore aad tor sale by Febrnary 6 8 BERNARD O'NEILL. FRUIT! FRUIT? FRUIT! JUST ARRIVE O BT TBJa BRITISH SCHOONER W. H. CLEARS, FROH ? LEI THE KA, (BAB .) Qfi /IAA CHOICE OBABGE8 ?V/.V/UU 4000 ?rape Fruit 7 306 bunches Bananas. 3* dozen Pineapples 10 000 ?appadilliea. The last named Fruit is the first arrived since tho war. Parties wishing to procure a few of them will give us an carly eal!. Will bo sold aheap, st |BART ft WIBTH'S, Nos. 65 and 67 Market-street February 6 3 PRIME NORTHERN SEED RICE FOB HALE. AFPLT TO JAMES B. PBIHGEB. December 8 _3eow2mo-*uf CORN AFLOAT. OfaArA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE HILLING 4\J\J\J CORN, For sal? low wfe.ll? landing, by WEST b JONES, February 4 _No. 76 fast Bay. NEW CROP SUGAR AND MO? LASSES. I HBD3. OBOTCE NEW CBOP CARDENAS L4BU CLAYED MOLASSES 20 hhds. Grocery Sugars. Balance of osrgo ex brig "Balttmera." For sale by RISLEY ft CREIGHTON, February 1 mth?, AscomraodaWon Wharf. RED AND BLACK CURR/NT, . CBAB APPLE, QUINCE, BLACKBERRY AND Calve a' Feet Jelly, Guava Jolly, Preserved Chow Chow. Peaches, Qu?neos. Limes, Raspberries, m glass. Brandy Peaches, Gages, Apricots, Pie Fruits, for sale at WM. S. CORWIN ft CO., _No. 278 King-street. SEGAR EMPORIUM? KSALAS. AGENT FOB THE CHARLESTON . Branch, of the Havana segar Factory, "Le Valentina," wo'nld reepocrfullv invite the attention of dealers and smokers to lila very burge stock of HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGA RS, ot LU grades and ?iaes, excelled fey few in this oountry, and war* ranted to be as represented. can pie boxes sent to the country and orders ex? ecuted by Express, C. O. D., or SO days' oity accep? tance. No. 118 EAST B A Y - S T REET, CHARLESTON, S. C. August 24 mwfBmo ENGLISH PICKLES, CHOW ( HOW, OSIONS, CAULIFLOWER, WAL N? t frjaJflnahroom. Walnut and Tomato Cat? sups ; WoMstcrahtrs. John Bull, Tnd?s se y, Paoli, Reading .-nuces; . seance ot sin imps .nd Anchovies, Anchovy Paute, Onrry Powder, ka.od DreaaiBXj*M WM. 8. CORWIN ft CO.. v Na. 3TS Kinaj-atreet ANGOSTURA'S, BOKER'S, HOaTETrER'?, UUSV ST. DOMIN? GO, btougktra BIiT? Rd Drstte's Plantation Bitters, SI per bottle, $11 per oaw. at _WM. 8. u RWJN ft CO. ANISETTE MARLSiHINO, . C1URACOA, KRUUMBLL. AbsrNl'HC. CHAR / TR KUH H. Crone ?le Menthol, Bose, Candle, Hoya?. Pa i-f-it Amour. Hullo ne Yu ni lio For salo by WM. ai. CORWIN ft CO., _i_No 2T8 Kl/.fl-itreet. SEED RICK FOR SALE. CONST -TING OP LOTS OF CHOI0B, PRIMS and Good, and in quantities to suit purcha? sers, j. JAMB* IL PRINGLB, Factor and Commis-iop Merohant, January 18 mwff Wo. 6 Adder's Norah Wharf. VIRGIN ?1L OFAIX, LUCCA OIL, CAPERO, PPANI8H AX? FRENCH Olives. Ulives Farcie*, ?nshovies. Congress, Kinlng-n and Viohy Wa-era, at WM. H. OOttWIN ft GO., ._ No.WKinayatreet PIPER HEIBSEHK, VE CLI QDor, PON ?ARDTN. MOCK ft CHAN? DOS Imperial, Mum m's Private Stock, en?'. noi Veraeoay, Dry 8tlle>y and Veis.Hjay, warran tod eenuin?, and for sale by WM. S. CORWIN & ?a, _No 370 Khag-stroet SATIN GLOSS, Pi ARL AND BLUE M ARCH, FIG, BUTTON AND LIQUID BLUEING, SOAPS, Caudles, at WAI. ti, CORWIN ft 00.. Na 276 King-etr^t PLANT? G POTATOES. lAAfi KA ERK LS CHOICE PIJIK SYS PLANT LUl/U ING POTATO^. Fer sale by . GEO. W. WILLIAMS ft CO. January 27"_DM_12 CLARET WINES. > GODARD'S COU TRY, JOHNSTON'S M14D08, St Loone?, Branderburg Freres, Ht. Julien M ?dec, chatranx M?rganx, Chateau Yjnem, Heek bottnei. Lanbebhcimer, Haul ? uterne, Chamberttn, Ku' ts i los do Vougeot, of direst importation. For sale by Wai. a. CORWIN ft eo.. _No. 273 King-street OM) GOVERNMENT JAYA, GENUINE MOCHA. LAGUAYRA, PRIMB RIO OJ ?Fe Eli -. Const;nt .} on ha Parched and 0 round Java toteo, wanan cd i uro, by Wai. >. CORWIN ft CO., No. 276 Kinc-atreet. 1/tNKON PORTER, JEFFBEYV, BAS?', ALLSOP'S, MUIR ft fONS aad it nu tm i\ ALE.>. IroperUd recent?y and. direct by WM. s=. CORWIN ft OU. No. S?6 Kins-street ALSO, A supsly of PHII AP ELI'UH A PORI ER, in pinta. bUGAtt HOUSE AND GOLBM STU I P, NEW Of LEANS AND MUSCOVADO MOLASPBS, at WM. S. Co lt WIN ft CO., No. 375 Ktng-ftreet LU?iK'!> FLATO RI N6 KXTRACTS, LIQUID- RENNE! "I. ORASUE FLOWEB WA. IBU, Rs*? Water, Ci'Jory uni caraway ?feed, Mock i artl's OX Tali a .d i ornato Soup, Borden's Conoc?'in od i sf not of Bel', Jouriele'.'s Essence of DecEfors upa uaJ ibvajd* Fo sale at WM. s. CO ti WIN ft CO.. _No. 37j Ki ag-- tree t. SALT. BAGGING, &c. C Ail P'CK LIVERPOOL SALT O'/ l./ 'S bales Dund.-o Baggiug 20 balrsettmey Oleiu I ]U hkda. bacon -leta' and Shoulders 60 bbl?. Crushed and Coffee ??gars 6H bb s. 6. H. Mci .a?-? 100. boxes soap, vario? . brands 'lobaoco, Caadles. Flour, Biro, ftc For aale by RAVBNEL ft HOLMES, No. ITT Bast Bas/. Janaryll Imo Opposite Acoomnaodation whait DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM OPJEt-A-ISrOE RECEIVRDPBHBARK ADMIRAL. CE OILLK, KRON HAVRE, AT J.AOK SO.W.Ll.E, FLORIDA, 3,\(\ CASH- FEEN OH BEEB, GB BIERS l/\J BOBEE Geouina Freeiaa laret Wise, Cognac Brandy Champagne, hardin-?. AJCD, A VARIETY Ot7 FRENOH GOODS. / ALSO, IA STOKE, 80 cas-? G->UrN?s EiSLl u ALE, In pints, and a variety ot . boioe l iquor? 10 tos? Code- Majiga Q-H.AU. Afsortol FRBIVH, eraaf. Jetty. Kata Domssd said liavaua o c a .a. Pipes, 4c, fte. 'fm awl? by .JOHN B. TOONI, no. itt? jiKKimc-sTainiT, ?HEPTB BOOBS SOOTH OF MARK ST-ST?KST. Jansutry 33