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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. OFFICE Nb. 149 EAST BA T. TERMS-DAILY NEWS, one year.$6 00 DAILY NEWS, six months.3 00 DA rr, Y NEWS, three months.2 00 TBI-WEEKLY NEWS, one year.8 00 TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, eixrnoattis.2 00 PAYMENT invariably in advat oe. No paper sent unless the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than raid for. THE DAILY NEWS will bc scrvod to subscribeT in thc city at 16 conte per week. A?YEBTisEMENTS.-First insertion, 16 cents a lino; subsequent izn-ertionp, 10 cents a line. Business Notices, 26 rents a line: Marriage and Funeral No? tices, One Dollar each. N K W8 SUMMARY. -o -Gold olo9ed yesterday at Now York at 354. -The New York cotton market closed active and ic. bettor. Sales 6500 bales at SOio. -Tho Liverpool cotton market closed at 12?d. for middling upland. Sales 25,000 bales. -Dickens gets ?10,000 for one hundred nights, his final readings in Great Britain. -It is not the Hon. Tom Florenoo, but his paper, tho Washington Union, that is dead. -Tho Pope attributes his recovery to Bur gundy, which he now drinks exclusively, in? stead of tho Roman wine which he has always taken heretofore. -The employing printers of Ne1? York have not consented to give tho increasod prico de? manded by the printers, and are endeavoring to obtain hands from other cities. -Tho Mew York World, according to report, intends to assert its independence, hereafter, of all political partios, and Marble, in buying tho whole of the paper, designs to withdraw from merely Dcmooratic influence. -The recent heavy rains have caused a rapid rise in tho Savannah Bi ver. Latest ac? counts recoived from tho Augusta Bridge re? port its height at twenty-six feet, only lacking six feet to enter tho streets of tho city. - A. negro woman was found dsad in Colum? bus, Georgia, on Suuday last, from starvation and exposit i e. She had boen offered work but . refused, remarking that as she was free ?ho should labor no more. The coroner's jury brought in a verdict of death from sheer lazi? ness. -Reports bavo boen current for somo days past that Bennett has been negotiating with certain parties, well known in journalism, to dispose of half of tho New York Horald. Tho reason assiguod is that he wishes to havo sonic ono to leavo tho paper to after his death. Ho ha - no faith m tho capacity of bis son to man ago it. -Senator Rpratruo and bis wife have just re? turned from a visit to Mooreboad Like, Maine. This is the headquarters of tho Kounebeo Laud and Water Power Company, in which Senator Sprague ia largely interested. Tho party word conveyed by relays of horses to thc camp of the loggeis, where they spent two days and two nights, "roughing it in tho bush." -Ex-Confederate General Jubal Early, in a letter to a friend, says "that ho looks upon tho Christmas proclamation of President Johnson as a final acknowledgment of the United States Government, in all its departments, of its in? ability to hold any of us responsible under tho constitution and the laws aa they were for our resistance lo its usurpations." -A young man while being married was shot down by thc brother- of his brido, on Thursday cvening.iu tho Town of Cornorsville, Giles County, Tennessee. Ho fell in the arms of the girl, who, assisted by friends, convej ed him to a bed, whore the marriage ceremony was finished at her request, in a few minutes the newly-made husband expired. Ihe mur? derer escaped. -lt is said that the Senate committee on the Pacifi? Railroads, at their meeting on Monday, nearly settled the details of their new plan to encourago other routes across the continent. Thoy will in future favor the guaranteeing of the interest on first mortgage bonds, retaining the title to public lands as security for the in? terest, the proceeds of sales of such lands to bo devoted to its payment. -The well known Planter's Hotel in Augusta, owned and occupied as ;a hotel by Mr. T. 8. Nickerson, was levied on and sold at auction by the United States Marshal on Tuesday. There were but two bids made, one by Barnes & Cumming of $38 500. This was followed by a bid of one hundred dollars more, and tue building (without tarni ture, fixtures or sup? plies), was knocked down to Jacob R. Davis, agent, for the sum of thirty-eight thousand six hundred dollars. -Two important opinions were delivered by tho Supreme Court on Mond ty. One of them expresses the opinion of tho court that by a true construction of the internal revenue law, it was not intended to tax the incomes of per? sons other than citizens of tho United States, wherever resident, and of residents, whether citizens or not. It also limits the State juris? diction to impose taxes. The other decision holds that the income tax is constitutional, de? fines its nature, and lays down tho duty of as? sessors as to returns of income made in coin. -Tho Gorman immigration to New York has b en greatly in excess of any other na? tionality during the past ton years, and for tho last three years it has not fallen far short of one-half of the total number of foreigners who h?vo sought to find homes for themselves in this country. During the time last men? tioned the aggregate number of Gorman im? migrants foots up three hundred and thirty thousand. These immigrants are heartily welcomed, and as they are absorbed into the great cosmic character of the population of tho country their effect upon our industries is advantageously felt. For the most part the Germans bring with thom sufficient capital iu money to enable them to take caro of them? selves until they can find work, and thousands of'them aro skilled o raft s m en in the various manufacturing employments. -The telegram announcing that tho Illinois Legislature hod "ceded Chicago to Indiana," turns out to have been a rather extraordinary joke. It seems that last Friday the entire Chicago delegation (except two) went home to spend Saturday and Punday, on the plea of "consulting their constituents about tho lake front and the park measures." Whereupon a Mr. Cook introduced, on Saturday, s bill "to incorporate the Farmers' Elovator Company, and to cede the City of Chicago to the States of Indiana and Wisconsin," which "amid roars of lauf ht or was read a third time and pass? ed-ayes 76, nays 9." And, having accomplis.i- | ed this stroke of facetiousness, the House next ' inoorpoiated the Illinois Elevator Company, with powers fully defined in section 2, name ? ly, "To elevate tue shirt-collar of the gentle? man from Pike." And so on. -A S n Francisco letter gives an alarming account of the ravages of smallpox through? out tho state It says the etroeta are filled with funerals, and the grave-digger has bia hands and graves loll. In some oases buria's - sro made by ing.it. Despito evory precaution, the contagion romaine as deadly as ever, and though it can scarcely be said to be increas? ing, its declin?is hardly perceptible. All ti o pjst houses are full. In some oases vaccina T tim seems to have entirely lost its power, and^ men, women and children with vaccine scars on their, .arms as large, as a twenty-shilling piece, have fallen victims to tho epidemic. Whole families have died, but the plague spot of tho State thus far bas boon tho town of San Juan, in Monterey County, some one hundred miles from San Francisco. Out of a popula? tion of one thousand, four hundred were taken down with smallpox, and out of these four hundred persons, ono hundred aad sixty died. -We mentionod some time ago that the celebrated Eriosson bad invented a machine for utilizing the boat of tho sun's rays. Il seems now that a Frenchman, named Mouohot, has boen experiment ins in tho same direction. Tho latter has succooded in actually driving a small steam engine by means of thom. Acon cavo reflector is used to concentrate the sun? shine on a boiler blackened with smoke, and it is compatcd that in tho latitude of Paris the boat reflected from a surface of a square metro, or a little more than a square yard, will make a quart of water, takon at tho freezing point, boil in ten minutes. By tho samo calculation, an aroa of ono hundred square motros will fur? nish as much heat in ton hours as can bo fiot from burning sixty pounds of coal. In tropi? cal regions, perhaps, the amount would be still greater. It is evident that wo are hore on the track of a stupendous improvement in the methods of gaining mechanical power. CHARLESTON. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1869. Grant and tuc Party Hacks. The President elect seems to bo falling from Radical grace; not bcoause 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 show who are to be the chief offioera of the now administration. This conduct may seem highly proper to the outside world, who do not desire to be 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, because 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. These people make politics their trade. They made war upon the South for profit, and remained quietly at home that their days might be long in the land. They emancipated the negro for profit. They planted thc heol of the negro on 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 the movement 3 of a man whose strong point has always been to do, right or wrong, as he pleased. To thom, a new lease of Radical power meant more plunder, more place and more corruption; it being admit? ted that they might have troated the South with genorous liberality if it had been shown that the policy could be made to pay. Their disappointment, then, isas natural as it is keen, when they find that Grant is as dumb as tho idols of thc Egyptians: nor will it be surprising if they become actively indignant when the die is cast, and they find that Grant 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 him and he with them, and not beoause they are the pet lambs of any fanatical newspaper or of any Congres B onal delegation. t Already the malcontents are' preparing to swing the tomahawk. Some of them profess to smoke the pipe of peace; but others growl in public, and the notorious Butler avows himself to be in favor of re? pealing the Tenure-of offioe bill so that Grant may have full power to make himself liable to impeachment and removal from office. There is no doubt that the President elect will find more thorns than roses in his path; but he may be soldier enough to fight it out on the line of econo? my, purity and manliness, though it takes ali four summers. After all, whatever the turmoil in Wash? ington, our fight must be made at home. We are face to face with universal suffrage. We have to contend against a large colored majority. We have to overcomo as well as we can the orafty schemers, who would drive the freedmen as well as the while men to destruction. Wo have no fear that Congress will meddle with South Carolina. We could not be moro thoroughly Republi canized, more thorouguly revolutionized, than wo are; and we have confidence that the Legislature will act so as to do honor to their breeding, and prove that there is no immediate prospect of the State of Marion, of Hayne, of McDuffie, of Calhoun, being ruled by wisdom and sense. But the four years to come muBt and will work a wondrous change in South Carolina, The bottom rail has been on top for long enough. The turn of tho white race is coming, and in regaining the position which nature gave them, and which no law can long take away, they will be made strong by the increase of their commercial and agricultural prosper? ity, and will be assisted by the very freed? men who, for a little while, are tempted to lord it over us. No conceivable circum? stance, no law, no army, no musket or bay? onet can keep the Caueasion in subjection to the Afrioan; and when the certain change does oome, the freedmen will have more se? curity, more protection and more individ? ual freedom than they have with a majority in the fields and streets, with a majority in offioe and at the polls, and with a thump? ing majority in the General Assembly of the State. Ho General Grant and bia dissatis? fied allies may war as they please at the Federal capital. Our work ia at home, and haze shall be our victory. Tn? Southern Frees Convention. Wa are authorised to state that the South Carolina Railroad,Company will pasa over their road, free of charge, editors or proprietor of newspapers, on their way to or returning from the Mobile Convention. Tne representatives of the press are requeued to bring with them, as their credentials^a letter of introduction or special pass from the authorities of Mts railroad ( upon which they begin their journey. HE CHARLESTON DAIJ ^rr-e-- ?" , - _ ' Th? Sout.U t'nroHnn Railroad Company. | Tho annual report of the president and di? rectors of this company, to be submitted to the stockholders at the annual meeting on Tuesday noxt, shows the following results : TB ATP io. The earnings of tho year aro as follows : From freight.$961,704 30 From passengers. 310,778 47 From mails. 20,675 00 From other sources. 1,904 12 $1,294,901 89 Earnings 1867.1,816,000 50 Oocreaso. ??21,014 61 This is equal to a deoroasc of about 1 60-100 per cent., while the earnings of three other principal Southern roads show a decreaso re? spectively of ll 65-100, 29 29-100 and 10 56-100 per cont, aa oom pared with th jir earnings in 1867. The operating expenses for the year have been.$697,447 40 In 1867. 702 229 34 Decroase. 94,781 94 And it may be added that, while tho mileage of tho trains in 1868 exooods that of 1867, by 146,560 miles, or 24 per cant, aud tho tonnage of 1868 is 81,807 tons, or 28 per cent, iu oxcoss of the tonnage of 1867, tho expenses of the two yearn di ff or only in the small sum of $1781 91, cr lesB than one-half of ono por cent. This is enough to provo beyond dispute the economi? cal cbaraoter of tho management of the road. Tho gross earnings being.$1,294,961 89 And operating expenses.697,447 40 The net earnings are.587,514 49 Net earnings 1887.613,777 16 Decroase in 1868.$10,2*2 67 This is an astonishing result when the diffi? culties of tho road, the increased business, the decreased rates, and the active competition at all important points aie taken into considera? tion. EXPENDITURES. In addition to the net earnings, $597,511 49, there was recoivod from sales or" old material and reduction of stocks of materials $46,721 86, making togethor $644,239 35, out of which was paid for interest on debt, damages aud stock kilted $239 979 04, leaving a balance of $404, 260 31 applicable to renewals and reduction of indebtedness. Out of this there was paid: Ccst of rails.$52,91? 12 Coat of restoring motive power. 26,276 62 Cost of constructing one first and ODO second-cla^s passen? gor and thirty-seven box, plat? form and stock ears. 33,376 37 Cost ot ono shifting engine. 2.500 00 Cost of land purchased. 2,766 66 Settlement Of Co n f e d b r a t e claims. 47,863 45 In the aggroga'o.?165.699 22 Leaving a balance of.$238,501 09 BAILS AND BOLLING STOCK. Tho general expenditures for road purposes have been for now rails and cars-$115,000 hav? ing boon spent for that purpose. Tho stock of good box cars is to bo made up to 300. Tho following shows the amount of car power : First-class j.as-cn^cr. 22 Second-class passenger, baggage, &c. 18 Box.284 Tlatiorm. 70 Stock. C Total.400 THE DEBT. Thc board roport that they had determined to offor to tho sterling bondholders of the com? pany, in oxchango tor their present bonds, new first mortgage bonds, bearing 5 per cent, in? terest. Tiloso bonds to be exchangeable at the pleasure of tho company, tor similar bonds bearing 7 per ceut. interest in currency; the bonds to be payablo within twenty years, pay? ments to couimonco at tho end of ton years, and to bo continued semi-annually uutil the whole debt is paid. Thia mot witb tb o prompt and cordial acceptance of the bondholders on this side, and the Hon. Mr. Furnish was dis? patched to London for the purposo of making the exchange with tho foreign holdors. Mr. Furman's progress has been delayed by techni? cal difficulties, but the board have now but 'little doubt that the negotiation will be suc? cessfully completed. li IC DU CT ION OF DEBT. Notwithstanding the large sums spent for rails and the like, tho balance of indebtedness of thc company shows a reduction of $238,561 : tho net income after deducting the operating expenses, cost of renewals, &c, as already shown. But this does not show the real amount applicable to the reduction of the company's debt; for many of the bonds and other ?>ecurities bought up and held by the company, , though they cost much loss than par, may bo counted at par in our estimates of the r?duction of debt. Tho domestic bond debt has boen reduced by retirement of past due bonds, and cash payments to tho extent of $30,166 67, and has beeu increased by issues of new bonds for retiring bonds and purchasing securities, and by balanco of arrears of interest to the extout of $122 829 81: So that the domes io debt is now.$1,585,296 06 Against, in 18G7. 1,492.632 92 I ne roano.$ 92,663 14 Of tho investment fund, tho following items are particularly applicable to bouda payablo : Securities st their face.tull oro 00 Securities at their m arl. et value. 67,000 00 Total.$278 000 00 Tho bills payable account in 18C7 was... .$317.180 10 And is now. 88,060 60 Reduction.$329,126 60 Add outstanding noto for purchase of se? em Rios which will lorm part of as? sets. 27,855,83 Total reduction.$256 481 Wc may then sum up the amount ap, 1 ?cable to tho reduction of tho bond debt, and the ac? tual reduction of bills payable as follows: Investment fund.$278,000 Lesa isoreaae in domes ic debt. 92 6*8 $186,887 Seduction ia bills payable. 356 4SI TOTAX BKDUOTION.$441,818 The tmo outstanding balanoe of bills paya ble is $60,704 77, aud consists of obligations given for purchases of rails and other sup? plies, DIVIDENDS. In regard to dividends, the report says: The board aro oonrinoed that the true inter est of tho stockholder lien in the combined ap plication of net earnings to the r?duction of debt and improvements of property, all coming baok to them in tho increased strength thereby acquired to meet the storms of competition ana opposition, and the increased ability so obtained to extend accommodation and swell the business or the company. But they know full well that the wanta ot the stockholders are many and heavy. They sympathize with those wants moat heartily, and, therefore, regard it an imperative duty to devote their most earn? est effort H to the adjustment of tho past due debt. That accomplished, there woutd exist no reasonable difficulty tn tho way of resuming payment of moderate dividends. CONCLUSION. The report conclu les as follows : The genets causes to which this report re "f erred in it s commencement as having produced much apprehension in tho beginning of the 'year, have happily, at its close, been essentially diminished, as exhibited in a gr??ifsing in? crease of western tonnage and travel, and a full maintenance of east wald bound freight, compared with 1867. Y NEWS, FRIDAY MO] The purchasing capacity of tho country hav ins; been vastly iuoreased by thc salo of ita pro? ductions at prices nearly one hundred bor cont, above those of laut your, and the pecuniary ooudition of our people, tboreby rendered in? comparably superior to any that it has known 6lnce tho close of tho war, tho board fool that they hazard little in entertaining tho most fa? vorable anticipai ion of their spring business; they havo confident expectations that it will bo large and profitable, and that its inoreascd ac? tivity will not bo confined to ono brauch, but will extend to all the departments. It is quite true that they havo to contend against a vigilaut arJtt vigorous opposition at every important point, but their ability to do BO has been proven, aud as the power of tho company is increasing at least in a ratio with that of tho linos oppo sod to thom, they liavo full confidence in toe strength of tho road to maintain its hill share of business, and protoct tho interests of the ciiy. Our sea connections with tho principal cities North are bettor and more satisfactory than over before, and our efforts to establish a first class semi-mouthly lino of steamships , to Bugland pi omise tho most gratifying; success. From thoBO sources we derivo our greatest strength in maintaining aud extending tho bu? siness of the company-properly cultivated wo believe them capable of iucreasiug it almost indefinitely, and believing so, warmly recom? mend thom to the attention and encourage? ment of the stockholders. 'Ibo directors respectfully announce to tho stockholders, that a vacancy bas been made at their board by tho resignation*of tho Hon. Al? fred Huger. Their acceptance of Mr. Huger's lotter of resignation was only in view of their conviction that such was his earnest wish. Their high consideration and profouud respect tor a friend and colleague who, for twenty-five years, has shared with them tho responsibili? ties and labors of office, aro sought to be ex? pressed in tho proceedings of tho board at its last meeting, and these proceedings wo ask leave to append. In concluding this rouort, the directors de? sire it to be no mere idle form of words, when they take occasion to express their high appre? ciation of tho ability and zeal ot their general superintendent aud his associates. The synopsis of thc aunual report which wo have given shows what tho management of the South Carolina Railroad havo boen able to ac? complish during tho past year. The figures and the facts speak for themselves; but wo may congratulate tho stockholders upon what has boen done, upon the expectation that tho financial affairs of the company will soon bo permanently arranged, and upou tho prospect that tho road will thon, if the stockholders so desire, bo able to resumo tho payment of mo? derate and honestly earned dividends. WE PRINT thia |aorning the letter of the Hon. Alfred Huger, insisting upon the ac? ceptance of his resignation as a director of thc South Ctiroliua Railroad Company, aili the letter, in reply, of W. J. M-tgratb, Esq., the president of the company, covering the complimentary resolutions adopted by the board. Mr. Huger had been a director cf the South Carolina Railroad Company for twenty five years, and to those who knew him it is not necessary io say that he dis? charged the responsible duties of his office with exemplary fidelity. There are few men ia South Carolina who have more friends, or fewer enemies, than the lion. Mr. Huger; there arc none more respected, more trusted, and more deservedly loved. CANNOT THE raiLoad oompauies muke close connect ion at Columbia? The Charles? ton papers, which arrive iu Columbia in the evening of thc day of publication, do not leave that oity for points on the Charlotte Road until twelve o'clock ihe next day, so that they are about two days old when they reach their destination. ftorattD uniri). LOST. A GE?TL.I?MA!V'S GOLD PUN A XD PENCIL. Ihe flndor will bo liberally re? warded if lrft at C. II. JOHNSON'S H it Store, No. 2G9 King-street, opposite H isel. February 6 I* IOST, OS Ai O NOA Y NIGHT. A FOUR j oa>- BATTEAU BOAT, pai tod green ou side and whito inside. A reward will be given If it ls left with JOHN lOGHtRlV, Moreland's Wbsif. February 6 1* lia nts. \irANTKU, AttHNTS TO SKLh THIi \\ AMERICAN KNII TINO M ACS INE. Pri?e $26. Ibo simplest, cheapest and lies' Knitting Ma? chine over invented Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Linet al inducements to ageuts. Address AMERICAN KNI l UNO MACHINE COMPANY, hos on, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. February 3_wi ml 3* INFORMATION AV A N T E D.-\KY IN? FORMATION given of STEPHEN KEYS, who reached the cuy ou Wednesday last, will be thank? fully rectved by his wife, M AP. IA EEYS, at Grocery, corner Church an l Chalnur.i-streets. December 16 WANTED, BY A "LADY ACCUSTOM? ED to write for tho pr?ss, employment on one or more Literary Paters or Magasines, as a WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Addross Miss K. E. W., Postofhce, Charleston, S. C. October 8 AGENTS WASTED.--?75 TO82G0FER month, or a commission from which twice that amount can bo made by J ming the latest im provod COMMON SENS Ii FAMILY ?EWING MA CHIN V ; price $18. Por circulara and terms, adores? C. BOWMi 8 ti CO., No. 320 South Third-street, Philadelphia, Pa. Smo December 6 WAN TKO, KUR5UK1BEH3 PUR ALL THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND .NEWS? PAPERS, at publisher's rates. CHARLES C. RIGHTER, April 21 No. 101 King-street. Jnr Snit. FOK SALB CHKiF.A Sf?? ALJL SECOND? HAND BTE AM ENGIN t?, w th Patont Govern? or und Water Alarm Apply soon at No. 8LIBKR TY-Si REST. _2*J_Fe orna y 4 MU LES FOU SALE.-JUST A Rill VED. anotlnrcar load of YOUNG BROK c MCLE8, which will be sold from $126 and m wards, ?s this is the last lot of this seuson, p anters will fin 1 it to thei interest to call early, ni ply to R. ARNOLD, No. 219 ?Jceting-Btroet. . 2_February 6 STEAM EX GI N KS FOR *ALE CHEAP, _ if applied tor immediately (1) Ono 12 ti orso Portable ENGINE (1) One e-boree Porn bio Engine. ALSO, (1) One 8-horse-power ENOINE, in good condition. OAM1CUON. BARKI.LV & ( O., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland-streets. January 1$ youl. C H A It ta E ? T 4J N HOTEL CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA. ' THE UNDER *IGNtfD RESPECTFULLY IN FORM? his irleiiAs and the pabilo generally that he bae taken oharge of thia woll-know? mud popular FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, and hopes bv strict attention to merit a full share of th* pub.io patronage The celebrate* Artesian Water Baths, hot, cold and shower, oan be bad at all honra, Coaches with attentive porters are always in readi? ness to oonvay passengers to and from the different railroads and steamers. E. H. JACKSON, January IS Into fopitlnroljip Vitia. ? AW NOTICE .-Me WT I,*, aa? WL\K9" XJ Seq.. ja this day admitted a partner in our Law Partnership. CAMPBELL * SEABROOK, Lawyers, No. 60 Bi o wl-street. JAME* B. CAMPBELL, HENRY SEABROOK. MCMILLAN KINO. Jan narr 1 lutij gMgi (Ctr._ UAITMtfS ANO IIALftOHALN, JUST MECKIVIT? BY MT EA MER CilAltbEST?V. ?I1 \ OASES PINS LA DI tis' CLO ?fl ELASTIC [V ' ?AUERS which we Will sort fro.a $1 16 to 1 DO, bast, worth ta Ala?, a nloe let of . edies Morose> BALMORALS from SI np. Au assortment or Miases and. Boy*? SHOES, which we-een ?oil at tho same proportion, namely, tan? omar. Hntraac, as mare convenient, corner King and Oaibonn. or in Oalhouivatreet. January 1$ mmW lUBCHGOTr BROS. RISING, FEBRUARY 5, <B m u H ment. J_j- OT SUPPER AND REFUEbHMENT ENTERTAINMENT, IN AID OF THE CATHOLIC CHAPEL IN AIKEN, S. C. POSIT IV IC Li Y THE OAST KIOI1T. THE LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC CONGREGA? TIONS o? the City, desirous to aid th? Right Rev. Bishop PERSICO to erect a Missionary Chapel ia Alien, willgivoa HOT SUPPER AND REFRESH? MENT ENTERTAINMENT in HIBERNIAN HALL, ON THE Evening)) of the lat, ?3d, 3d, 4th and 5th of February. In connection with tho entertainment, thcro will also bo ?ffored FOR KALE AND RAF* LE A FINE COLLECTION OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI? CLE?. Tho Hall will bo oponed ovory evening from 0 to ll o'clock, PRICE OF ADMISSION Single Tickets.25 cents. fingi? Season 1 icket?.CO cents. Family Season Tickets .$1 00 Children.10 cents. E. F. SW EEG AN, Chairman Committee <f Arrangements. January 30 ?0 lent. BOOMS TO KENT 1 NI A VAMILY . without children. Applv to G. GRAF, no rth east corner of Wentworth aud Pitt btreots. February 6 TO KENT, A PIANO, IN UOOl) OKDEll, Apply at THIS OFFICE. October 28 llottces in Sonhrujitrn. IN THU DISTlllCT COI!HT (IE THE UNITED STAT LS, FOR THC DIS' I RIOT OF SOUTH CARCLINA-IN THE MAT TER OF JOHN HUFFMAN, B^NKRCPT, RY WHOM A PE 1T (ION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK? RUPTCY W.vS FILED ON THE 30TH DAY OF D!' CEM BER, A. D. 1808, IN SAID COURT-IN BANK? RUPTCY.-Thia ls to give notice ?hit on ibo SE? COND D \Y <F FEBRUARY, A. D. 1809, a Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued agaiust tho Estate of JOHN HUFFMAN..of -. County of Orange burg, and State of South Carolina, who has boon adjudged a BanVrupt, on Lis own petition; that th> payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to Lim or for his use, and the transfer of any propel ty by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove tin ir debts, and to choose ono or moro Assignees of his Estate, will bo held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to ho holden at No. 72 I .road-street, Charloston, H. C., before J C. CARPENTER, Registrar, on tho EIGHTEENTH DAV OF y K?Rv AILv, A. D. 18G9, at 1 o'clock P. M. J. P. M. EPPING, United States' Marshal as Messenger. Fobruary 5 1 IN THE DIS TRICT COURT OK THIS UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT Ol? ?OUTR CAROLINA-IN THE MAHER OF JA? COB F. WI CT, B vNKRUPT, Bx WHOM A PETI? TTON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 30TH DAV OF DuCEMBER, A. P., 1868, IN SAID COU ttl-IN BANKRUPTCY - This is t-> givo notice lhat on tho SECOND DAV OF FIBRUARY, A.D., 1869, a Warrant in Bankruptcy was is nod against the l-stato of JACOB F. WITT, of -, in the County of Orangel urg. and State of South Carolina, who has been at)jud cd a Bankrupt, on bis own pati ion; that the payment of any do..ts and (?elive.ry of any property belonging to said Pank rupt. to him or for his use, and tho transfer of any property by bim uro forbidden by law ; that a meet? ing of tho Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debt?, ai d lo e.100 e one or moro Assignees of his Estate, will be beld at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bo boldon at No. 72 Broad-slreer, Charloston, South Ca-olina. before J. C. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D , 1809, ll o'clock A. M. J. P. M. EPPING. United States Marshal as Messenger. Fobruary 5 1 IN TUM DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED ?TATES, FOR THE DISTRICT <~F SOUTH C A R O L I N A-IN THE M ATT kB OF WILLIAM B. LEK, BANKRUPT, BY WnOM A PEI I HON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK? RUPT?.'Y WAS FILED ON TUE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1808. IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY-This is lo give nolicotliat on tho SECOND DAY OF FEBFUABY A. D. 1809, a War? rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of WILLIAM B. LEE, of Clio, in the Couniy of Marlboro', and State ol South Carolina, who ha * been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment of amy dot ts and de? livery ot any pxopcrtv belonging to sai I Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and tho transfer of auy property by him are forbidden by law; that a inseting af the Cr. di toi s of the said Bankrupt, to piove their debts, and to cliooso ono or i .oro Abfigneos of his Estate, will be held at a Court .if Bankruptcy, to be balde? at No. 72 Broad--!reef, Charleston, .-outh Carolina, before J. C. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the EI?H TEHNTH DAY OF FEBRPABY, A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock A. M. J. P. M. EPPING, United States Marshal as Messenger. * February 5 1 IN THE DISTRICT COUKT OF THE UNITED vi A IES. FOR ROUTH CAROLINA JANUARY TERM. 1869-IN I HE MAI TER OE FREDERICK LIVINGSTON, OE OR?NOEBURG, H. C., BANKRUPT-PETITION FOR I-ULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPI CY.-Orderer/, 'That a bearing be had on the FOURTH DAY OF MAROU, 1869, at Federal courthouse in Charleston, S. C., and that ali creditor*. Ac, cf said Bankrupt appear at said time and p'ace, and ?kew oauaa, if any they can, why the prayer of tko peU.loner should not be be granted. And that tho second and third meetL gs of Creditors of siid Bankruut will be held at the office of J. C. CARPENTER, kt*., Ho dst rar of Second Congressional Di s trio t, S. O., on the THIRD PAY OF MARCH, 1809, at IS M. By order cf the Court, the *th day ol Fobruary, 1869. DANIEL HoRLBECK, Clerk of the District Court of tho United States, February ? f2 For South 0arolina. IN Til K DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STA VI.S tOR SOUTH CAROLINA JANUARY J I RM, 1869.-IN I HE MATTER O* NATHAN W. KALLLY. OF ORANGEBUBG. SOUTH CAROLIN v. BANKRUP t-PETITION FOR F?LL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK? RUPTCY.-O'dered, 'ibat a beating bo Lsd on tba FOURTH DA * OF MARCH, 1869, at Federal Court? house in Charleston, s. c.; and that nil Cr?di? tais, ko., of Bald Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and show cause, if any they can, whv tho prayer of tbe petitioner should not be granted. And that tho second and tblrd me--tings of Creditors of said Bankrupt, will be held at the i ince of J. C. CARPENTER, Esq., Registrar of Second Congres? sional District, 8. C , on THIRD PAY or MAROH , 1869, at 12 M. By order of the Court, the iib day of February, 1869. DANIEL MO BL BECK. Clerk of the District Court of the United States for South Carolina. 12 February S IN THU DISTRIOT COURT OP TOR UNITED STATES- -FOR MOUTH CAROLINA_ JANUARY TEtiM.186i>.-IN TUE MAT TER OBDAN IE< LIVINGS'! ON. OF OKANGEBURG COUNTY, BANKRUPT -PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKHUPTcY, -Ordered, Tinta hearing be bod on the FOURTH PAY OF MARCH, 1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, s. c., and tint all tho creditors. Me., ot said Bankrupt appear at said time and plaee, and show sause, it any tbay auv, wliy tho pr? Mar ol the i e itionor should not be granted. And that the sa -ond and third meetings oi aroditora of said Bunin np t will be bf ld a1 the ofttae et* J C. CARI EN I SK, Esq., Registrar of 8?eond Congressional Distriot, s. C., on tba CHIRP PAY or MARCH. 1869, at 12 M. By oidar of the Court, tba 4th day ?f February, 180.1. DANI KL HORLUB K, Clerk cf tbe Dlatiict Court ot the United Auviea Februar* 5 fi_For South Carolina. In THU DISTRICT COURT OP 1 HB UNITED STABS. FOB SOUTH CAROLINA. "n NU Ah?" i'ERM, 18?9.-IN THE MATTER OF DRU? SILLA O. BOBIN-ON. OF ORANGf BURG, SOUTH CAROLINA, BANKRUPT.-PETITION FOB FULL AND FINAL DWJHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.-Or? dered, That a bear ng be bad on the rGURT H DAT or MAROU, 1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charl?s:on, H. c., and tbat all Creditors. &o.. of aald Bankrupt appear at said tim? and placa, and show casse, if any they can, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be pranked. And that tho second and third meetings of Creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the ottce of I. 0. CAR? PENTER, EMT, Registrar Of Second congressional District, M. c, on tbe ?am? PAT or MARO*, 1999, at iA M. By order of tba Court, tho ?th day of February, lftr.it. D-NIM.HORLBECK, Clark of the District Court of the United States February 5 ?2 For ooalh Carolina. Ill THE DISTRICT COURT OK TUB UN. I ED STA in-, FOR ROUTH CAROLIN/ JANW?RY TERM. I860.-IN THE MATTER OF E. JOHN WHI'E. OF CHARLES'!ON, S. C., BANKRUPT-PETITION FOR FULL AND FI AL I)iSCH ABOR IN BANKRUPT Y-Or dared, That a hearing ba had on the SBV?*TOKHTH PIT om i RB UASTY 1869, at tbe Federn! court baas* In Cearlatteu. . C. ; and Hut all Credit*'*, Ao . of tad Baakrai t ap??ar at eat J Hmo aud plaea, and show cause. If JMBT they eas, why tba prtyar of tb? petitioner afcowld act ba granted. And that the t-ea oad ?ad third meeline* ofoiauitoraof tatd Bankrupt will be had at the oflee of J. a CARPEN FER. K?q.. Bagletrar of -?co?ri congr?s-fomn Di-tri. t. ?. c., on tb? mxnmtreu PAT or F?BR?ABY, 1998, at ia M. By ard er of the Oeurt, th? 9/latday of January. IBM. DANIEL HOREBt CK, .. OITIC of Uie District Cour, of tho U.S. tor B.C. January ? A MANION I ODUK, hm. A. I. O. O. F. rpHB REODLAR WIIKI.T M RV, I INO OF THIS I LadgewUl ka bald 'luis ETININO, at Seven o'alook, at 044 Fallow's Hall, corner Klug and I a barty streat?. Meather* ar? ruques tad to attend. By order N . G. ROBERT O. STABE, Fobraary 6 f Recording Secretary. K^UliE KIRK E\U1VE COMPANY. Yon ARK HEREBY SUMMONED TO ATTEND a regular moutlily meeting of ymir Company at your Hall, THIS (Friday) EVKNINO, 5th in? stant , att-oveu o'clock. Ry order. ARTHUR M. CODEN, February 5 1 Secretary. MA RION FIUK KIN OINK COMPANY. ATTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET? ING of your Company at your Hnll, Cannon street, THIS EVENING, at Soven o'clock precisely. By order. Ol.O. A. CAI DTR. February 5 1 Sooretary M. F, E. Co. GERMAN RIFLE CLUB. rilflEREGULAR MON1LY MEETING WILL BK _1_ held at Lin 'Btedt's Uall THIS (Friday) EVENINO, at Kigbt (/clock precisely. By order of the President. C. H. BEROMANN, February fi 1 Secretary. STRICT UB8ERVANCB LODOS, No. 73, A. F. M. THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF TUIS Lodge will bo hold T HIS EVENING nt Masoni" Hall, at Seven o'clock precisely, candidates for Firct Pogice n ust bo punctual. By order W. M. JAMES CALDWELL, Fobruary 5 I Sccrotary. /urs. MHS! F1MS! M GRAY AND BROWN FURS TOR L\DIES; also, a few for Misses at cost. Now ls the last cbnncc. STEELE'S HAT HALL, No. 313 King-itrect, sign of Big Hat. Fobruary 5 1 E K M O V A Li . LEWIS SWITZER & CO. Havo removed lo No. F*1 BROADWAY. New York. Importers of DRESS TREV MINOS AND BUTTONS, JAPES, BINDINGS, ENGLISH PINS, tic, kc. Invito (heir old friends to call au them. January ?9 tufG* /inannoi. CITY AND SIT? STOCKS WAMBO. APPLY TO JAMES M. ?HACKELFORD, Broker, No. U Broad-street. February 4 2 BAN li BILLS i IUNO?LLS^I WA NT*.I). BANK PILLS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT A D highett price paid, ?y ANDREW M. MOB''LAND, February 2 Bro'.er, No. 8 Broad-street. (SrofC?ics nub ^isccUancous. BY EVER? !" TEA31 ER. \,\7-M. S CORWIN & CO. RECEIVE A FI?ESH Vf supply of CRACKERS and BISCUITS, Goshen Butter, Fiour, kc. PICKLES, KETCHUP. &c. EXVR\ LARGE PICKLES, IN BARRELS Mushroom, Walnut, and iomato Ketchup Devilled Ham, in 1 lb. cans Desiccated Codfish, in 1 lb boxes A supply of Rolloi 'a celebrated assorted package CandicB Just received at ilie C0-0PERA1 IVE ??1 OCEBY STORE, Southwost corner Mee lng und .Mar ,ut street*. Goods delivered tree January 30 FRESH PEACHES, PINKAPPLES, QUINCE.-, STRAWBERRIES. Cherries, Apple But cr, 1'oinatoos, Green Corn, Oreen Peas, Succotash, String Beans, Asparagus, Mushrooms, 'i ruffles, in two and three poun I cans, at WM. H. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King-street. FRESH SALMON, LOBSTER. MACKEREL. LITTLE NECK CLAMS, In one, t?o aud three pound cans Devilled Entremets-Hum, Turkey and Lobster, for luncheons, Sza. Patios of Wild Usmc, Sardine*, B- ef a la Mode. Tur? key, Chicken, Sausage Meat, in cai s, of good quality, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King-sir, et. LIVEKPOOii SALT. 1(\fZf\ SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, DAILY V /?j vr expected by ?tonner i:olden Horn, and for sale by HENRY 'JOBI A. k CO. January 23 MLLSTARi). SPICES, SWEET HERBS, RAISINS, CITRON, Curran's Prunes Dried i pplea, Bruneilea, i'igs in boxes and drums, af 25, CCo and Si; Pecans, Hasel und Hickory Nuts, hofi Mielt Almonds, con? stantly on baud, at WM. S. CORWIN & CO., No. 275 King-3trfet CHOCOLATE. COCOA, BR;:AKFA*T COCOA, BROMA, HOMO PATH lc Cocoa, a f re.-h supply at WM. t?. CORWIN & co., _No. 275 King-street. WHARTON & HOF FETT, NEW YORK. WI OF FETT & WHARTON, CHARLESTON. NO. 22 EAST BAY SI REEL WE ARE NOW RECEIVING BY EVERY STEAM? ER, APPLES ?nd POI A ICES, and offer for sile the iollowing varieties of Eating and Seed POTATORS! Goodrioh i*oedling-PINK EYK Early Harrison-Mercor Jacks n Whites-1) vi.o man's Western Red-Duck Eye Chili i od-Davis :>eeiiling Peach B<ow-Early Rose. Partios ordering for eco l should do so at onco, be? fore the rivers and oanaU) aro ?roz?n up. I. J. WHARTON, No. 115 West-streat, Now York. JiMk> G. MOFFfci'T, Ko. 32 East Bay street charleston. December 80 _3 na a CHOICE FULTON MARKET BKBF, 17AMILY PIG PORK, MESH BEEF AND MESS : PORK, Codfish, Yarmouth Boaters. Dutch Herring, ^ardelle* Maokerel, Pickled an I Smoked ? a moil, Hi lb ut Fl na. Sounds and longue?, receiv? ed every week, at WM. S. OORW.N k t'O., Ko. ?75 Kl . g-str. et GENUINE SEEi> POTATOES T4) A li RIV K. FITK HUNDRED BARRELS. CM\C\ BBL?. WES I'BBN RED POTATOES ?i UU l?t obis. Chili Red Potatoes 100 bbla. Garnet. Red Potatoes 100 bbl?. Pink Eye Potatoes. On board tho schooners a. E. Glover and Jon?> Mnutb Fur sale by JOHN F. ON El iL A >ON, Pae??aber a?_No. 1?7 East Bay. ?AVIV DI4MONO AND MAG? NOLIA HAMS, CHOICE BREAKFAST bTBIPd. SMOKED AND PICKLED 10NGUB9. Concentrated Beef and Pork, German ?au ag?, at WM. H. CORWIN A CO., . _No. MU K>g-?treet. HECKER'S FARINA, PATENT AND PS ARL BARLEY, SAGO, TA PIOCA, Maiaeua, ?ora March, Arrow Boat, Com'took'a Uattonal Food, Italian Maooaronl and Yannleellt. Oox'a ?P?kling and Cooper's Oeiattro, F ?non, american and Russian Isl .glass, will be found at WBX ?. CORWIN A CO., ._Mo. 87? Klng-atreot. PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT YLOWR, HBOKNR'R RELF-BAR? ING Wneat and Puck wheat .. tour. Rica Flour, 1 reston St Merrill's md Pioneer Ya itu Powdar, Wor cetto. Hop Yeast (Jakes, Oteam rartar, 8oda. AU of tko bast quality, at WM. H. COI WIN A CO., _/ Wo. 876 Kmg-atrcct. CHOICE UOHHtiN, . ENGLISH DAIRY, Pl..EA PP LK. BID ?M. SAP HAGO, YOUNG AM i'RfC A iHEfWITS, at WM. H. CORWIN A CO , _Kp. 87? Khn-?tTect ~ FRENCH, Awl RICAN ANO CIDER VlllEtttR,WAKUARffBD PURE TJRIHE CtOtB KN BU fl ER, OP THE BBHT IT ??alley, received every week; ??octant Batter, jprlms Leaf Lard. Jd ?, ft, IO and 81 Bb paefcai.es, aad ?n any quantity to ault pwrclnw-re ac . WM. fl. CORWIN! A CO., Ho. m langtree*. C?rottties atti) ?imsMmom. THE CELEBRATEDSUGAR CURKD BRARGRAHS HAMS. iypr TIERCES OF 'rnw SUPERIOR BRAND OF JJ rj HAMS, Just arrived, of thin year's curing, Of small t>izo, and eau be rocomuicudod in ? very res? pect. For Bale I y J. N. HOBSON, February $ ID AO Vo*. X and " Atlantic Wharf. Fl OUR. C)!Tid\ BARRELS CHOICE FAMILY, EX I RA ?t*J\J and Fine FLOUR. I anding and lor sale by February 6_1__Iti^A. P. CALDWELL SALT BACON, FLOU ll, POTA? TOES. "I C\(~\C\ SACKS PRIME LIVERPOOL SALT J.VJ\J\J 40 hhdB. cUoice Sides and Shoulders, Western 50 tes. IM nm mu? and Peedee H am ti 20 tes. un overad second quality Horns Seo bbls. Westona Flour. Nun ville Mills 5tt0 bbls. Fating and Reed Potatoes. In store und tor salo by February 6 3_B KRNA RD O'N EI LL. FRUIT I FRUIT l FRUIT! JUST ARUIVEO BY THUS BRITIsH SCHOOAER W. H. CLEARS, FROM KLEtTTHEKA, (UAlt.) QA AAAt'HOIOKOR^OK'( Ou?Ul/U 400J Ol ape Fruit 7 30U buucu< s Bananas 20 dszen Pineapples 10 OOO Sappadillies. Tbe lost mmed Fruit i* Ibo first arrived mnce tho war. Parties wishing to procuro a lew of them will give us au early call. Will bo sold elioap, at (UART k WIBTB'S, Nos. 65 and 67 Market-street. February 5 2 PRIME NORTHERN SEED RICE FOR SALE. APPLY TO JAMES It. PRINGLE. December 8 2CGW2BIO-IU? CORN AFLOAT. S)AAA BUSHELS PRTME WHITE MIT,LING ?\J\j\J CORN. For salo low whil" landing, by WEST & JONES, February 4 No. 70 I ast Bay. NEW CHOP SUGAR AND Mf> L ASSES. 1 A C\ HODS. CHOICE NEW CROP CARDENAS L41:U CLAYED MOLASSES 20 hbdfl Qroeory ?Migara. Balance of cargo ex brig "Baltimore." For sale by RISLEY k CREIGHTON, February 1 mthfl Accommodation Wharf. ???D ANJLTBLACK CURRANT^ CUAB APPLE, QUINCE. BLACKBERRY AND Calves* Feet Jell?', Guava Jelly, Pieserved Chow Chow, Pc ichcR, Quinces. Limes, Raspberries, lu glass. Brandy Peaches, Gayos, Apricots, Pio Fruits, for sale at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King-street. SEGAR EMPORIUM. ESALAt*. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON o Braach ot the Havana Sogar Factory, "La Valentino," would respectfully invito the attention of dealers and smokers to Ida very largo stock of HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGA RR, ot idl gradea and i-izos. excelled by few in this oountry, and war? ranted to be as represented. Sample boxes sent to thc country and orders ex? ecuted by Express, C. O. D., or au day*' city accep? tance. Ko. 11U EAST BAY-STKEET, CHARLESTON, S. C. August 24 mw Mino ENGLISH PICKLES, CHOW (HOW, ONIONS. CAULIFLOWER. WAL? NUT; Mushroom, Walnut dud Tomato Cat? sups; Worcestershire. John Rull, Tndia Scy, Paoli, Reading sauces; seonce ol Mu imps : nd Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Curry Powder, Sa,ad Dressing, at ! WM. S. CORWIN k CO., 1 No. 275 King-street. ?NG^?K?'ST BORER'S, HOSTET TERN, RCSs.' ST. DOMIN? GO. Staughton Jil IX? RS Drake's Plau atiou Bitters, fl per bott le, $ 11 per eas. . at WM. S. C RWIN & CO. ANISETTE, MARIS* HINO, CURACOA, KK VMM ELL, AbSINTHE, CHAR? TREUSE. Crene do Mentbee, Rose, Canelio, Hoyan Pkrfi.it Amour, Huile no Vunillo For sale by WM. tr. CORWIN & CO., INO. 276 X iug-strect. \ SE EH R ? C ? F?RS?L ?T~ C' ONSI-TING OF LOTS OF CHOICE, PRIME and Good, und in quai.'tiiioe to suit purclia sors. J A Mit-? R. P RI N GL E, Factor and (7om.mis.-lop Merchant, January 38 mwfO No. G Adgor's No.-th Wbarf. VIRGIN ?IL ?F?ixT" IUCCA OIL, CAPERS SPANISH AND FRENCH J Olives. Olivps Fareio?. ?nobovtos Congress, Kissingen and Vichy Wa ors, at WM. H. CORWIN ii CO., No. 275 King-street. PIPER HEIHSEICK, VE CLL-QUOT, PON ARDIN MOCK & CHAN DON'n Imperial, Munun's Piivato Stock, Cabi? net Voraenaj, Dry Sillery and Verz may, warranted genuine, and for salo by WM. S CORWIN k CO.. No 275 King-street. SATIN GLOSS, Pl ARL ANH III.UK STARCH, FIG. BUTTON AND LIQUID BLUIiING, SOAPS, Candles, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO.. No. 275 King-street PLAN ?TKG POTATOES. . i\f\i V BARBELS CHOICE PINK EY?PLANT LUUU INO POT AT om. Fer tale by GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO. January 29 DAO 12 CLARET WINES. GODARD'S COUTKY, JOHNSTON'S MEDOC, 6t. Loubes, Branderburg Freres. Ht. Julien Medoe, Chat? aux Margaux, Chateau Y\nem, Hock heirner. Lanbenhcimor, Haut s uterno, ( hambertin, Nuits, c lo? do Vougeot, of direct importation. For sale by WM. h. CORWIN k <'.).. No. 27o King-street OM) GOVERNMENT JAVA, GFNUINK MOCHA. LAGUAYRA, PRIME RIO OOF* EE*. Constantly on ba d, Parched at?d Ground Java Coffee, warran ed pure, t>y Win. f. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 Kin,;-atrcet UNfeON PORTER, JEFFREYS*. BASS', ALLSOP'S, MUIR k FONS and Tennent'* ALE*. IwporteJ recently and direct by WM. B. CORWIN & CO., No. 275 King-street ALCO, A supply of PHILADELPHIA PORTER, in pints. bUGAR HOUSE AND GOLDEN BTRC'P, NEW Ol LEANS AND MUSCOVADO MOf.Af.8ES, at WM. s. CORWIN & co., No. 275 King-ftreot. LU Bl N't) F L A V O RI NG EXTRACTS, LIQUID REN M El 1, ORANGE FLOWER WA 1ER, KO?O W.iter, Celery uni caraway Seed, Mock 1 urti-, Ox Tail a d i pinato Soup. Borden's concentrated * xtrv?t ol Beef, J ourtoloCa Esvence .f Beet, for a ups and in va,id*, Fo- sale at WM. t?. CO ti WIN .Si CO., _No. 27? Kiug-^treet. SALT. BAGGING, &c. PAA SACK LIVERPOOL SALT tj\)\J '? balta Pondra Bagging 20 bales urancy Olotn 10 bads, baeon -iden and Shoulders 60 bb:.'. Crushed and Coffee sugars 60 bb s. S. ii. Mol.ss.-H 100 boxes Soap, variou < brand? Tobacco, Candle?, Flour, Klee, Ac. 1 For sale by ?AVENEL A HOLMES, No. 177 Kant Bay, January ll Imo OppoMto Accommodation Wharf. DIRECT IMPORTATION RRCBlVeOPXKB ARK ADMIRAL CK CILI<1D, FHUM H AV RIC, AT JACK SONVlLbE, KIiUiilltA, Qi sil CASE* F KEN Oil BEER, OR BIERE Ol/U BOBBE Gouuina French laret Wine, Cognac Brandy Champagne, *ardla>?. Aim, A VARIETY OF FRENCH GOODS. ALH?), IN ITOHB, M caaes o KN Ul Ni, BM BLI H ALE, in pints, and a variety of choice Liquor* 19 k?g4 Otioitf. Malaga G rares. ALSO, . Amortad FRUITS, oo.?v i Jelly. Nata 0 ewing and MO. o klug Tob* co DomenM > and Havana OU-an. Pipas, ?a.,4e. Vor ania by . JOHN B. TOONI, No. INS MBBTlNfl>Ha?RlittT, ?nuNoosa SOUTH OF MARXKT-STRHET. January 22