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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETOR 9. OFFICE No. 149 EAST BA Y. -o ICBMS-DAILY NEWS, one year.$6 00 DAILY NEWS, six months.3 00 DAILY NEWS, three month?.2 00 ISI-WKSKLY NKWS, one year.3 00 Tai-WEKKLT NEWS, six months.2 00 PATMXKT invariably in ad vat ce. No paper sent un loss the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than raid for. THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscribers in the city at 15 cents per week. ADYXBTIGEMENTS.-First insertion, 15 cents a line; subs?quent insertions, 10 cents a Une. Business Notices, 20 cents a line. Marriage and Funeral No tioes. One Dollar each. N" E W S SUMMARY, o -Gold in New York on Saturday closed stronger at 35Ju35j. -Cotton in New York closed on Saturday ac? tive, and ic better; sales 7,500 bales at 80?c. -On Saturday, cotton .in Liverpool closed , active and id higher; uplands 12Jd; Orleans 'l2id. -The Georgia Legislature mikes thc State pay each member $9 a day. -Huge railway corporations, it is thought, will ultimately mle America. -Robert Watson, a colored waiter, recently died in New York, leaving a fortuno of $7O,O0J. -David Paul Brown, Jr., a member of tho Philadelphia bar, died of pneumonia on Mon? day. -General Early says he will stay in the Unit? ed States now, "if tho state of the country will permit." -Baron Erlanger, tho husband of John Sli deU'a cider dauchter, will visit Now York and Washington, with his wife and sister-in-law, in April next. -The New York Revolution, describing tho suffrage question, sav : 11 tho only safoty for the colored man is to *c tho women along with bim." -An unexpected compliment has recently been paid to Now Euglaud manufacturers, and those of Rhode Island in particular, by an order for the shipment of shirtings to Liverpool. -The tunnel under tho Chicago River just completed at Chicago, has sprung aloak, and the passengers it is staled, are subject to a drizzling shower bath of dirty water. Two ?racks have oponed iu tho lorf ot tho tunnel, but ii is believed/that no permanent injury has been done. -Secretary Soward, it is state!, is makin? arrangements (or au extoaded tour of travo!, which he proposes undertaking on the expira? tion of his term of office. Tho journey will bo across thc Continent to Ciufornia, and from thence through the Republics of South America. t -It is said that the Naw York Savings bank? are beginning to invest to a coupiderr. ble extent in Southern securities. OJ Than? da; the Wall-street quotations of South Caro? lina Btocks were as follows: South Caroona Bixes, 72a73; do. new, 70a71; do. registered stock, 02af?. -Tho pardon of Dr. Mudd, though not yot granted by thc President, is considered all but certain. The lecommendations for the pardon are very strong, one alone containing over five hur.dred names, being those of ovary officer and soldier on duty at Dry Tortugas. It is said that his attention to the sick at that place during the prevalence of yellow fever has won for him tho gratitude of all, who oarnestly join in the recommendation to Executive clemency. , -Manton Marble, the tditor and owner of tho New York World, is said to bo a hard-work? ing, indefatigable man. Ho devotes his p-r 8onal attentiou to all thc details ot his busi- 1 ness, and generali, spends almost the entire night in tho World office, appearing at his home up town and dining at an hour when me- 1 ch anica and working men generally begin-to turn over in bed for their last forty winks. Those who know his habits say he is a marvel of endurance. -There have been a great many singular de- 1 velopmcnts connected with tho Rogers mur- ? der, the latest of which is unfolded in tho nor- < rative of Mr. Evorett B. Dolanoy, formerly a t detective officer in New York. Some time last j year he was first mate on board of a steamer which numbered among its deck hands a ful- 8 low uamcd James Mahar. Between Djlauoy " and Mahar au intimacy sprang up, and the latter, being In a destitute condition, was pie- ' seated by his friend with a felt hat and a dark t bine flannel coat. Both men afterwards left .< the boat, and their association began gradually t to die ont. On tho morning after the Rogers murder, Delanoy met his farmer friend in Uui vereity place, tapped kim on the shoulder, and ? said, "Jim !" "Jim" snrang as though ho had 1 been shot, and before Mr. D. could express his lt surprise at this, and ask an explanation, a j friend accosted him, and "Jim''slipped away. , This circumstance, tho fellow's na.io<\ and " some other straws, gave the cx-detcclivo an idea. He sought out Sergeant Lowry, and re? quested permission to examino thc hat aud a coat which had belonged to the murderer, and e identified them at once as the articles which bo c had given to Mahar. Of course the latter was < sought om and arrested. , -A New York letter of Wednesday says : ^ "Oar business men generally -take a hopeful view of the traoo prospect, and expect a much better season when the spring opens than the I1 last one. I hey look for a great i-aerease in v the trado of the tiouth, where the propio ato w much botter eff pecuniarily tban they wero a 1 year ago. nni they also expect a batter and 0 healthier trade with the Wost than they have b had for some years. In anticipation of au ac? tivo seasou, the importers havo sont much larger orders abroad than they did last year or * the year before. And tho import ontrios this P year thus far sbow a groat increase over tboso of * the same period m 1863. Last week, for instauco, i they wero more than double thosoof tho samo , week in 1868. It is possible that our merchants t are too sanguine, but certainly they aro a ;reat deal more hopeful than they were a year ago, and they say their advices from the South aud ' West are encouraging. Iba New York city t trade has been so much overdone dunug tho j past few years that it is not likely to bc par- , ticularly profitable, either to retail or whole- , sale dealers, far some time, but tho out of town ( trade, and especially that of tho distant sec? tions named, is expeoted to make up for de? ficiencies at home; A few weeks will probably ] show whether the expectations of importers and jobbers, in regard to activity in tho spring, are well found? . or not." 1 _A very larR > and fashionable audience was present at the opeumg of Ur. Edwin Booth's theatre in New York, Weduosdaj ovouing. Thc play selocted was "B meo and Juliet;" but be? fore it had commenced Mr. Booth mado his ap? pearance before the audience, ?nd tu a lew well .selected remarks referred lo tbo calamity which nearly two yoars ago deprived thc community of his^ services, and of his ?a tbsequent resolvo to build a theatre wo-ihy of the Metropolis and tho drama. Taj play then proceeded. Of coarse, the inevitable waits attending a first night marred in some measure the beauty of tho perform ance, out '.he general verdict seems to be on of success. Mr. Booth divided the favor of th audience with Mr. Edwin Adams, and bot were called before the curtain. Miss Mc Vicker1 Juliet was injured by timidity. She wore white satin skirt, hooped with pearls, and cu pompadour, trimmed with silver bullion fringe a pearl necklace and a tiara of diamonds, an her long black hair flowing. Tho Nurse c Miss Fanny Morant was a perfect success. Th scenery is described as absolutely pcrfecl Some fault is found with the theatre itself which, "(hough a splendid triumph of up holstery and mechanical contrivance, is not i any high ^senso a work of art." Thc mos glaring defect is a want of lobby-room. CHARLESTON. MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 8, 1869. Thc Debato on the Charleston Electioi BiU. The debate in the^tate Senate on Thurs d'iy last, on the motion to postpone th consideration of the Charleston Electioi bill to Tuesday next, developed the fae that a strenuous attempt is being made ti pass the bill as a strictly parly measure without regard to its constitutionality, jus tice or propriety. Mr. Corbin wanted to know "whethei "the law is lo be enforced,"-the questioi which the State is now asking of the Leg islslure; and he also wanted to knov? whether "money influence and big name: "are to rule, oontrary to principle, law "and justice," while the State asks ol the Legislature whether "party is to rule, "contrary to law, justice and the State Con "stitution ?" Mr. Corbin declared that hi cculd show that the bill WP.S "wisc, jtisl "legal and right." Ibis he may be able tc do in the Senate chamber; but this he can? not do in any court, or before any tribunal in thc State, where argument may be met by argument, precedent by precedent, and simple assertion by the irrefutable logic of fact?. But tho speakers who preceded Mr. Cor? bin did not confine themselves to declaring that thc law was meet and just, and, there? fore, should be passed. Mr. Allen told the Senate that they might postpone the bill if they were willing to bc trampled upon by thc Acting Board of Aldermen, and called upon them, if they intended to assert their rights as legislators, lo act upon the bill at once. As far as we know, the Acting Board of Aldermen is composed of inoffensive men who desire to trample upon no one, and least of all to wouad the sensitive feel? ings of a worthy brother Republican. They did but pei form the duty which the law of 1SGS devolved upon them. They decided that there had been no legal Municipal election in this city. They did not declare, contra? ry to law and evidence, that Pillsbury and his Board were duly elected. This is the head and front of their offending. And what thc rights of thc Senate, a legislative body, have to do with a judicial question-a question which has been before thu courts and which is confessedly kept out of the courts at this moment hy the friends of Mr. Pillsbury, because a ?earned judge cannot hear and delcrminc n grave question as quickly as senators may vote when they hear the crack of the parly whip,-Mr. Allen did not venture to explain. Cut whatever may bc the thoughts of certain senators, Ihe people know that, in the words of Mon? tesquieu, "there can be no liberty if the "power of judging be not separated from '.tho legislative and executive powers." They know that "were the power of judg? ing joined with the legislative, the lifo "and liberty of the subject would be ex "posed to arbitrary control; for the judge 'would then be the legislator." And tho senate will remember that their actions :t.nnot be hidden from the broad light of lay. They and their pretended laws will te arraigned at thc bar of public opinion, md this question of the rights of the Sen? te, as opposed to the rights of thr people, te tried by the test of the Constitution of he State, by the law of the land, by an au hority superior to auy which even Mr. Ltlen and his colleagues possess. Nor will his be done out of opj ositiou to Mr. Pills mry alone. The is*ue now is not between Ir. Clark or Mr. Pillsbury; it is whether he Legislature of thc State is to accumu ite all powers-legislativ.?, executive and udicial-in tho same hands-au accumula ton which may justly bc pronounced "the very definition of tyranny." Mr. Allen, in the course'of his speech, Iso ttt-ked whether the lawyers and press f Charleston and the Democrats of that i ty did uot "declare in advance that they .would not abide by the election if Mr. Pillsbury was successful?" Our reply is hat such a declaration was nut made by ither tho lawyers, the Democrats or the ress of Charleston, but that a declaration us made, as it is mide now, that they rould and will abide by thc results of a .gal electioa a^d thc decisions of the courts f tho State, whatever ihoso results may ie. Beyond this they will not go. Beverly Nash, thc colored senitor from ticbland, followed Mr. Allen, ?ind said cm hatically that he was not williug to leave ?thc rights of the citizens of the Stuto (i. e. .Pillsbury) to thc coarta, judges, or any 'particular individunl," and that tho mat? er should be settled "without, any regard 'to the Supreme Court, District Court, or 'any other court." Also, that if Pillsbury iud his Aldermen were elected, as was ihown by the highest number of votes, he wanted them "put into office, if it required 'the Governor to call out the whole force 'of the State for that purpose." And also -and this is the key-note of the whole de? bate-"this matter is the life of the party, ''the Republican party in Charleston. It ' depends upon it." He was in favor of the bill, not only because he believed it to be rigat, but also "as a parly measure." The threat of culling out the whole force of the State to install Mr. Pillsbury will have no effect h?re, but it proves plainly enough that this senator is ready to usurp the functions of thc Executive as well as those of tho Judiciary. It is not enough that the ultra-Ridicals should be the law? makers and the judges of the State. They will not be satisfied unless they are the Governor as well, for with less than the whole powers of the three departments of tho government wielded by one despotic body, they could not hope to succeed in giving effect to a law which would be vetoed, we trust, by Governor Scott, and would be held unconstitutional, and, therefore, void, by every court in the State. It is no rhetorical flourish now to say that the Radicals in the General Assembly are striving with might and main to over? ride the organic law which they and their party framed; but, whatever the conse? quences, there will be for us this consola? tion at least-that by their violence, their disregard of law, and their working "out "side the constitution," these Radicals will seal the fate and secure the downfall of their party. A Itailroad in a iV.it-SuclI. We have already published in full the re? ports of the President and Superintendent of the South Carolina Railroad for the year 1868, and we now present some compara? tive tables which show better than gross amounts can do the results of the business and the character of the management of the company. GROSS EARNINGS PER MILE. The mileage in each case is the total number of miles of road, including all branches. The gross receipts are, exclu? sive of interest, banking revenue, and other amouufs not derived from traffic : Central Railroad (Ga.), 18G7.v. .$7875 .? " .. 1868 . 7123 Decrease.$752 Georgia Railroad, 1867..$4896 ?. " 1868 . 4325 Decrease.$571 Western and Atlantic, 1867.$0226 M 1868 . 6837 Decrease.$2339 Memphis and Charleston, 1867.$5100 1868.4037 Decrea3o.$1063 SOOTH CAROLINA RAILUOAD, 1867.$5415 1868 . 5329 DECREASE.$ 86 PERCENTAGE OF DECREASE. Thc following table shows tho percentage of decrease in gross receipts per mile iu 18CS: Central Railroad, decrease per milo per cent. 9.55 Georgia Railroad, decrease per mile per cent..'.U.C5 Western and Atlantic Railroad, decrease por milo per cent.25.S9 Memphis and charleston Railroad, de? crease per mile percent.20.84 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, docroasc per mdc per ceut.1.59 WORKING EXPENSES. Tho following table shows thc percentage of working expenses to gross receipts in 1808, ou tho roads named : Cont al Railroad.63.92 Georgia Railroad.50.99 Western and Atlantic Railroad.09.43 Memphis and Charleston Railroad.70.65 Socru CAROLINA UAILUOAD.53.85 NET INCOME PER MILE. Tho following table shows thc net iucome per mile in 1SGS, .applicable to interest, div? idends and extraordinary expenses : Central Railroad .-?2534 Georgia Railroad.312,1 Western and Atlantic Raihoad.2U89 Memphis and Charles'on Ruilroad. 1253 SOOTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.2159 lt is not necessary to comment upou these figures. Their significance will be under? stood aud appreciated by every stockholder and bondholder, aud by every other per? son who is interested iu the .Sou h Carolina Railroad Company, or who admires in thc abstract a sound, practical and judicious railroad administration. General Hampton and the South Caro, lina lt a Hi omi Company . We fiud the following letter in the Colum? bia Phoci'X of yesterday, under the signa? ture of "ridgefield :" Some weeks ago tho name of General Hamp? ton was mentioned in connection with thc Presidency of tho South Carolina Railroad Company;" sinco thcti several articles nave ap? peared in print with tho evident intention of preventing thc nomination of the General, by sredicling in advanco that he would not accept or did not wish thc placo, <fcc. 1 am satisfied, from recent information, that General Hamp? ton will accept th position if clocted, and bis friends need have no doubt on that point. In this connection, it is proper for us <o state that the announcement of thc with? drawal of the name of General Hampton as a candidate for President of the Soul h Carolina Railroad Company, made in THE NEWS of Saturday, was based upon a pri? vate telegram received in this city from General Hampton, in which he said, "With? draw my name ns a candidate for thc Presi? dency of the South Carolina Railroad " This telegram is still iti our possession. liants. WAX TED, Itv A 1J A UV, A SITUATION ns ITou?ckeeper, ur to ninky lie Bell generally use'nl. Compensation U > ol Jeer, ai her desiri) is to abtaiu a hollie. The best ol' recouuue.dulious can bo sivoD. Apply ut No. 73 EAsl" HAY. February 3 TirAMTKl), nv A ll ?SP KC IA B LE Vf Whin 'liri, a Situation to Coo* and Wash fer 1 oi.vall fiinih, or as I'hamberraatd. Ul J rete .? eucci given. Apply a*, inwieweit corner of ASsOX AM) WM KNLY alllEt:i>, up-stairs. Februarys 1 WA NT KD, A GOOD SADDLE AND DRAFT HORSK Apply to . PINCKKEI EROTUERS February 8 1 North Atlantic Wlinrf. COOK AND WlMIKK WAtVTEII FOIt a small tamilr. Rirommenda.ions rcQuircd. A; ply at No. 7 DuUOHlY^TREKT. February 8 1* UR ANTED, AGUVTS TO Sl'LL TUK AMERICAN KNl'TLSG JlACBlN'K. Price ?2G. 'I he simplest, cheapest and besr Knit in-. Ma? chine ever invented Will huit 20.000 stiteVs per minute. Uncial Inducements io agent*. Address AMhRICAN KNIUING MACHINE COMPANY, hos on, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. February 3 wlml3* EKSPOASlBtiK AG 10 \ TS WWF KD TO dispos : of Guirautee* lor tho Sale of Landed aud other W.uable Property in different parts ot tbe United Matea Profil? very liberal, sales easily effiet cs. and no l iss of time Oem other business. Address J T. MILLER i OO., Box Ko. 4. rosto?h-e Port De? posit. Maryland. m3 Janunrv 25 WA NT KD, BV A CADY ACCUSTOM ED to writ? for the pr-ss, employment on ono or more Literary Papers or Magaziner , as a WHITER Of SKETCHES. POETRY, ic. Address Mfrs K. fc. W., Poste aire, Charleston, S. O. October 8 AGENTS WAftTBO.-$75 i CS ?0O F IC lt month, or a commission from which twice that amount can be made by Felling the latent im? proved COMMON bEHSE FAMILY >B?I9fl MA CHIN P; price SIB. For circulars and terms, addro-s C. UOWK. 3 fc CO.. No. 32? Pouth Tlilrd-tUvel. Pbila 'Clpbia, Ps. 3mo December 5 WANTED, KCBSCKlBEUS mili ALL Tlf K LKAMNG MAGAZINES AND NEW .. PAPfcKS. at publisher's ran?. UH.il'.Ll?S C. RIGHTER, Apr:1 21 No. l?l King-strert (Sbnrattonal. rpHK DDK WEST PICHI A LE COL J. LEGE-This is oac o; the most flourlsliinj in? stitution-, tn tlio State. Pup?s received ata'iy lime, and ch irgod from tb" time of cn'ering. Tunion, including Latia and French, $4 per month. Boar Jinn, including Fuel and Waslvng, SH SO per mcntb. J. S. IK'NN KB. December M mth3mo P.-esldint. _latottres tu Pan?ruptri). IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UN rr ED sr ATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF so?ru CAROLINA-IN THE MAHER OF R.B. RHEiT. j?., BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A PEU IIOH FOR ADJUt.ICAlTON OF BANKHUPTCY. WAS FILED ON THE HU ni DA V OF DllOEMREB. A. D. 18C8. IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRTJPlcY - 1MB is to give notice tbat on tbe THTBD DAY OP FEBBOABY, AfD.18C9, a Warrantin BankruDtcy was issued against the I stole o? R B. RH KT C, JB , of Charleston, in the County of Cbarle.-ton, and State of South Carolina, who has been ad jud .cd a Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment of any deuts and delivery of any property belonging to said I'ank rupt, to him oi?for his uso. and the transfer of any property by him in forbidden by law ; (hat a elect? ing of tho Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to provo their aobts. ard to choose one or moro Assignees of bis Eslate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, lu be holden at No. 72 Broad-street, Charleston, South Cat olino, before J. C. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the TWENTIETH DAY OF FEBBUABY. A. D. 1809, at 2 o'clock P. Al. J. P. M. EPPING, United States Mar-bal ns Messenger. February 8 1 J* THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STATES, FOB lilli DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN iHE MATTER OF SAL? TERS AI ROtiHE. UANKS?PIS, BY WHOM A PE?ITION FOR ADJUDIC \TIl?N OF BANKRUPT? CY. WAS FILED ON THE 31ST DAY or DECEMDEB, A. D. 1803, IN SAID COURT.-IN HAN KRUFT CY - This is te gire notice, that on the SIXIH DAY OF FEBBUABY. A. D. 1869, a Warrant in Bankruptcy was IsiUoU against the hstato of i>ALTERS k ROCHE, of Charleston, in tho Coan 7 of Ciorleslon, and stile ol South Carolina, who hai 0 been adjudged Baukiupts on their own petit'on; that the payment of any debts and dc ?vorv of any properly belonging to said Bankrupts, to them or for their 119". and the transfer of any property by them are forbinden by low; that a mee.ing of tue creditors of the said Bankrupts, to provo their debts,and to choose ono or more Assignocs or th- ir Estate. * ill be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, te bo boldon at So. 72 Broad-street, Charleston, South Carolina, before J. C. CARPENTER. Registrar, OB IhC TWENTT-BECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1809, at 3 o'clock P. M. J. P. M EPPING, United States Mir hal as Alcssengnr. February 8 1 IN THB DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNIT SD STATES, FOR THU DISTRICT OF sOUl'i PAROLINA -IN THE MATTER OF N. G. W. WALK KR, BANKRUPT. BY WBOMA PE'ITION FOR ADJUDICATION PF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 318T DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 18C8. IN SAID ("OURI'-IN CA^KKUPrCY - This is to give no ic?, that on thc SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1869. a Wa-rant in Bankruptcy was is>uod against the Estate ot N. G. W. WALK? ER, ot Barnwell, in th- County ol' Barnwell, and State of south carolina, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition ; that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt,to him or for his use, and thc transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting nf tho credi? tors of. tie MU i Ii m-runt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or moro A.-sign?es of his Estate, will be held ut a Curt of Bankruptcy to bo holden at No. 72 Broad-street, Charleston, south Caro ina, before J. C. CARPEN i ER, Registrar, ou the TWENTY-?l COND DAY OF F EB RC .BY. A. D. 1869, at 12 o'clock M. J. P. M. EPPING, United States Marshal as Mcisengor. February 8 1 ?N TUE DISTRICT COI TU OP IHE UNTIED STATES, FOR 'J HE Di vf RIOT ??F SOUTU CARJL?NA.- IN I HE MATTER OF JO MPH W. SEA ?BM K. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A rETinOS FOtt ADJUDIC i. ION IS BANKttnPi CY WAS FILED ON TUE 30rn DAY OF DECEM? BER, A.D. 1838. IN SAID COURT.-IN BtNK RUPl'CY.-'Ibis is to ?ive notice, thal on the SIXTH DAT OF FEBRUARY, V D., 18?9. a Warrant in Bnik l- ptcy v as itsued a?oiust the rstite cf JOSEPH W. SLAt.itOcjK. o Edisto Island, m the County of berkeley and State ol s oui h Carolina, who bu* bien adjudged a I siu'.ru! 1 ou his own petition; t ia' Ibe payment ot uny <".ebts and delivery of any property belonging io said Bankrupt, to him or f >r his use, and thu Iransf rnf unv properly by htm arc forbid? den bv law; that a meeting ?d' tho cr.-dl'ors of tho said B mitt apr. to provo their debts, and to choose j one or meru assignees of his Estate, will be held al a Court of liailkruptcy, lo be Lol n-n nt No. 72 Broad street. Charleston, South ? ar I na, before J. C. CAR P?! <TKB Registrar en lb? TWISTY BB:?ND DAT OF IEBRUARY, A. D., 1809, ut 1 o'clock p. M. J. P. IL EP1TNG, United States Marshal as Messenger. Fcbi nary 8 1 IN 'I'llE DISTRICT COURT OK THE UNI I ED STATES, FOR THE DIS Me I-"I OF SOUTH CAUL LINA -TN TUE M\T I LR OF JOHN UAltVEY. B iNKRfPT, BY WHOli A PE- ' TI I ION FOR ADJUDICA T ION OF RANK ItUPl'i Y W*S FILED ON THE MST DAY OF DE? CEMBER, A. D. 18?8, IN SAID COURT-IN BANK RUF ICY.-This is logivo nolico lb t on the THIRD D\Y rr FEBRU>HY, A. D. 1S09, a Warrant in Bank rtipiey was iwupu against ihc balala cf JOHN U?RVEV, ot Charleston, in tho uounty ci clarles ton. and btu'.e. ol South carolina, who lins been i. dj tidied a lian <. rapt, on bi. own poHUou; that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to bim or for his ase,anti the transferor auv propcily by lum are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors ol the suid Bankrupt, to provo their debts, n.-td to choose one or more assignees rf hit: Estate, will bc held at a Court of Bankruptcy, t; bo holden at No. 72 i .road-street, Charleston, S.O., before J C. CARPENTER, tiegistrar, ou thc TWENTIETH DAT OF 1 EBIIUABY, A. D. 1869, nt 11 o'clock A. M. J. P. M. El PINO, United States Marshal as Messenger, ? February 8 1 IN TUE DISTRICT COU RT OP Till UNITED STATES. FOR TUE DIM Lld ?'] sourn c A it o L i s A-IN THE M?T H R OF SAMUEL P. BENNETT. BANKRUPT, UY WHOM A PICT 11 ION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK lt UP ri A" WAS FiLBD ON TUE SOT'H DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1S08. IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY-Thia ta to givo notice that on the TIIIUD DAY OF FEBRUARY A. D. 1869, a War? rant io Bankruptcy was issued against, tho Estate of SAMUELE. BENNET!, of Charleston, in thc Coun? ty of Charl es ton, and .-talc ol south Carolina, who ba* been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own petitien; that thc payment of uny dents and de? livery ol auy piopcriv belungin : to sai i Bankrupt, to him or lorkin use, und the transfer Ol tiny property by him ure forbiurlcn bylaw; thal a inseting of the Cr-'ditotsof the said Bankrupt, to prov? their debts, and to cueose one or more Assignes of his Estate, will ho held al a Court of Bankruptcy, to bo holden ut No. 72 Broad--treet, Charleston, south Carolina, before J. C. CARPENTER, Registrar, on thc TWEN? TIETH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1869, a?. 12 o'clock M. J. P. M. EPPING, United ?tates Marshal as Mcssougcr. February 8_1_ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP TUE UNITED ST i TES. FOR THE DISIItlCT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN TUE M VITE ll OF THEODORE S'lONtY, BANKRUPT-IN BANK? RUPTCY.-7"? ivhom ii ?nay Cancern: The under? signed hereby UIVL-S notice ot his anpoin mont as ASS cn. c ol TfIuOi,ORE sroXEY, ot' Charleston, in the District of Charleston, and stale o -omh Carolina, wi hm i-atd Di?trict, wimba- boon adjudg? ed a llaukruut upon hi? own pc i::on, by thc Dis tri t Court ? f sui i Dtstri' L Dated thu Olli day of February, A. D. 1600. L. W.O'HEAR. Fcbi nary 8 n,'.l Afc^gnw. [N THE DISTRICT COURT OP TIIK UNI i ED bl Al kV-FOB TUE Dl-Titl'"! OF SOUTH CAROLINA. - IN IHE MA i I'Kl: OF RICHARD ROPER, HANKUUP1-IN "ANKUUPI UY.-Ta who:i i( may concern : Tim nnder-ngned hurt-by giv s notice ot Ins ::ppoinlmenl aa * asi/nee of RICHARD it' PKR. of ch allerton, in thc- District of chariest >u ?nd state of South CarHina, within said Di ttict, who his boon adjudged ? bankrupt upon hi.s otvu I'Ctitiou, by >hu Distriet Court of raid District. Dated thc itli day of February, A.D., 1869. IM VT. u'HE \ R, Asti ;nce. Februarys_ir.'i 1% TUE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE CN IUD STATES, FOR IHE DIST RICI OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN 'J HE MA I'I BR OF MICHAEL FLAUM, BANKBUPI .-TN B\NK KUPI'. Y.-To whom il may euncern: Tho uuner sigmd hereby gives nones of his apr oi nm nt as Assigaecof tbe t'sttteof M'CHAEI. rLAU.M, la thc- DIM li iel of Coll? ton and S lute Ol *vu li Cato lina, wUhio said District, whohiB buen udj idged a bankrupt uvuu his own petition, by thu District Court of said District. Dated thc 13th day of January. A. D. 1869 i'AMI-1, ii LL G. HENDERSON. January 25 m3 Assignee. IN TUE DMTRICi' COURT OP THE UNIt'ED S i Al ES, FOR fciuUl'H CAROLINA JANUARY TERM, 1889.-IN THE MA'IT. R Ol' BAR? NET I UYINGSTON, OF OUANUEBURG, MANK RUPi-PETiTMN TOR F'M.L AND FIN \L DIS CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY- Ordered. That u hear iug be hud on the rousTB DAY OF MARCH, 1869 at Fcde.al C<-urthou>e ia Lharleeton, s. C. ; aud t at all i'red: ors, kc., ? fsaid Ban .rupt appear at tai J lime and place, and sbowcinse, if ?ny thc . eau, woy the prayer of thc petitioner should not bc granted. And fiat th : sec nd and third meetings of Creditors of said Baukrupt will bc held at tl e office of J. C. CARPRNTBK, Epq.. Registrar of tne Second Con gr-ssional District, S- C., on THIBD DAS OF MAR. u 1809. ut 12 M. B order of the Cenrt, the 29th day of January, DJ69. DANIEL H OHL BECK, i lerk of tbe District Court of the U. .-. lor >. C. February 1_m'l IN THE DISTRICT COURT i>P TH W UNITEO .-TA1E3, FOR SOU IH CAROLINA JvNUAR? iERM, 1809-IN THE MAHER OF W.LLlA I P. LU -SELL, OF CUAKLKMON, BANKsurr-rETinoN ton FULL A*D FINAL Dl-CdAtGE IN BaNKUUPlCY.-Ordered. Oti motion or Simons k si . ous, I hat a icaring lie had on tho SEVENTEENTH DAY or FEDSOARY, :S09. at tho Fodurul Courthousii i i Chi ftc-'ton, ti. O.; an') thai all Creditors, !iC of said Bentrup itppcur at said tune ?ind ula c, and show cau.-e. ir any I h ey cao, ?hy thd i r.iV'T of Ute petitioner shoulu uot bj grautwd. And ihat thc t-evou-? ?md 'hird meciin?s of creditors ol said Bankrupt will be hold at ibo ellice of J, UL CARP?NTEt, E.q, Rcgi-lrar ot Sic out! Oouiiressioual Distriut, S. IX. on Ihc bTXTUENTH DAT OF t-EBUVABY, 1800, M13 iL Ev order of thc Coori t!io22d day of J:inujrv,l8^). D-NlilL UORLBEi'K, Clerk of lbs District Cmet of tbs U. t. lor tv C. January 23 ' ma Vt/ A.VI inn, EVi^lCH lkOD\ i o .?Uli. >V SOB IBE to tho CIRCULATING LIBRARY. CHARLES C. RIOUTER'S Select Library of New Books contains all of the latest publica?ons. April 21 No. 161 KING-STREET. CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF COM? MERCE. 2CLVI ANNIVERSARY. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER J. will take piare THIA DAT, February 8tb, 1869, at the Hall of tue Old ?tate Bank, corner ot Broad etrret and East Bay, at On- o'olock P. M. An Election tor Officers will be entered into at the above place between the hours ot 1 ?~; and 3 o'clock P. M., to bc conducted by th: Stewards of the Din? ner. J he Annual Dinner will lake place on THUBSDAT, Pebruory 11th, 1869, at the Hibernian Hall, uncer the management of the following STEWARDS : F. TUPPER. E. H FROST. I L. D. MOWRY. LEE HO WAR 0. | C. E. WUNDERLICH. Members intending to dino will call on the Treasu? rer for their 1 !c'?e:s, at No. 10 Boyce k Co 's Wh :rl, erat the Hibernian Ball, on Thursday, at 3 o'clock. P. M. JtW Dinnor will bc sot red at 5 o'clock P. M. P. J. BAKBUT, February 8 i S'ecrcary and Treasurer. CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY. No. 2. A Tr^ND TH? BEG ULAR MON CH LY MEET J\. 1NG of your Company, at your Hall, Weot worth-strcet, THIS EVENINQ, Stli Instant, at lialf-past bi ven o'clock precisely. By order. GEO c OE McLAI ?J February 8_1_ Secretary. ??OD SAVE IK* LAND? BROTHERS. FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN AND FRIENDS OF IRLLAND: In obedience to a resolution passed at the late Congress of the F. B., held in Philadelphia last November, it becomes my duty to appeal to you to as-cmble at the Hibernian Hall, THIS (Monday) EVENTKO, at fcaif-past Seven o'clock, in order that wo may all conttibut?, accord? ing to our menus, to equip the noble army now or? ganizing under tho true and tried O'Neil, to striko a decisivo blow forlrelard's freedom, lt is now no? torious that all the concession* latoiy granted to Ire? land are duo alone to Fenianism. In God's name let us unite ana press on to the coal of our ambition -Ireland a Nation. 1 he Irishman wbo s tac di aloof in this hour of our country'* trial must corn the con? tempt of all honest and patriotic men. Februarys 1* JAMES POWER. (Efl Sent. TO KENT, PART OFTHAT DESI KA? BLE Residence, No. 43 HaraUstraet INQUIRE uN THE PREMISES. mwi3* FcLruary 8 TO KENT, HOUSE No. 43 Tit A DD? STRI KT - That tbroe-story Prick RESIDENCE on the south eldo if Iradd-strcet, between Meeting and Church streets, eontainii g fovon rooms a'id drcssiug rooms, cistern, and all necessary ou. build? ings, i or terms, apply to 9 HOLMES k MACBEin, February 4 wm2 No. 36 Oruad-itrect. BOOMS TO KENT TO A VA MI LY without children. Applv to G. GR\F, north? east corner of Wentworth and Pitt streets, r cbruary 6 mo KENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD OKOEK. 1 Apply at THIS OFFICE. Cctober 24 /or Sale. STEAM ENDI VE WIT? PATENT G?V l.RNOR and waler alarm, for ealo cheap. No 273 EAST. LAY, west side, between lu A. IL andi P. iL_2' February 8 HORSES AND Ml LES POU S ILK AT thc subscriber'i- .-table, QUELN-S1 MEET, bc tween Fi lend and Mnzyck. p. WE.-T. February 8 1 Qt TEAM ENGINES KOK ?AUB CHEAP, IO V applied mr immedialoly ll) Oue 12 lioinc Portable ENGINE (li One 4-torse Portable Engine. ALSO, (ll One S-horse-power LNUINE. in good condition. CAMERON, lURKl.h? k i O., Northeast comer Meeting and Cuniberlaud-street*. Januarv IS (?LopartucrsIjip lintier. THE U% DE IC SIGNED ll AVE FIIKMKU a l'opartncrshi i f ir Hie practice of LAW and EQUITY lu thc -.ounty ef Marlon, foulh Onro?ua. HERBY MCIVER. A. J. SHAW. Lt EMBY Mc VER. Chora?. 8. C. A. J. .'UAW, Mar en C. H. uiwi3 FebruiryS LAW NOTICE .-Mc 111 I LL, A rv KINO, faq., is thiel day admitted a parn.ir in our Law Partnership. CAMPBELL & SEABROOK, Lawyers, No. 50 Broad-rUrcei. JAME* R. CAMPRFLL. HENRY SEABROOK. MCMILLAN KING. January 1 Jnsnranrr. INSURE . YOUR LIFE AI D PROPERTY. LIFE IN THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN? SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS and Surplus over.S~l,000,OuO DIVIDENDS have averaged over 50 per cent, an? nually. RESPONSIBILITY.-For every ?1C0 cf Li ibllitics, it ha? S134 of Assets. PREMIUMS.-Notes takea for 50 per rent, of same. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIKE INSUR? ANCE COMPANY, OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. ASSETS over.87.000,000 PREMIUMS.-Notes taken fur 40 per cen', of same. DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan. PROPEliTY IN THE -ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COM? PANY, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSE1S.8?,150,931 THE llAKTKOltD KIKE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS.S2.029.G40 THE NORTH AMERICAN KIRK INSUR? ANCE COMPANY, nARTFOED, CONNECTICUT. ASSET.*.8*10,133 THU: . OXNECTIlUT KIKE INSURANCE COMPANY, IIAETrORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS....S342,f.l3 TH I'. IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COM? PANY, NEW YU UK. ASSE IS.8324,013 Mr. W. C. COURTNEY, of tho firm of W. O. COURTNEY k CO . No 9 Ueyce k C*.'s Wharf, will, iii conn ction wi.h this Agency, take risks on COT? TON. RICE AND PRODUCt gcnorally. .A. H. HAYDEN, No. 272 KING-.NTKKET. January 29 _fmwiuno Q R A K ISMEN'? I.ile Assurance Company OF NEW TOBK Office i Park Bank liulldl-?g, Nos. 214 and 216 Broadway. CAPITAL.8*40,000 COE ADAMS, Pre-ident. WILLIAM T. PHIPrV, Vioe-President. HENRY BLLDEN, secretary. J. T. iiUMPHREYS, Agent for State or South Carolina, Omeo No. 27 Brood-street. J. S. BUIST, M. D., Medical Examiner. j(3- -UI--AG-NTS wanted throughout tbs State. Apply hy letter to J. T. U?MTHUEYL Ganeral Agent. m December 7 (?AITKI'S AiNI> BALDIO ?'ALS, JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER .CHARLESTON. Ii i CASES FINF LADIKV CLO ( FT EI.ASTI ! * ' GAIlEl'.s which WO will sell from $115 to il 10 best, worth S3 ,".,"" ?\lso. a nxe lut of ? ad?es Moroco BALuOKALS fromSl un. Au assortment o- Miesea and ?o\'* SUCKS, which wo caa H)JI as thc same prupor?on, namely, murr CHEAP. Entra?e-, as more convenient, ojrner King and Calhoun, or in Calhoun-street. JanutrylS mwilO IUECHGOTT BROS. /inanri?i SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD STOCK F O It SAJLK. APPLY ro JAMES M. RHACKELFORD. Brokor, No. 14 Broad-street. February 8_3 WANTED, UNFUNDAPLE COUPONS AND INTEREST OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, for which the highest market price will be paid, or State Booda or t tock exchanged for same at par. ALSO. CITY T COLUMBIA BONDS and past due COU? PONS Ce: lineados of Indebtedness South Carolina Railroad. Anply to HUG EH k KAVKNEL, Brokers, corner East Bay and Exchange streets. February 8_1 BANK BILLS ! BANK BILLS * BANK HLLS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND highest price paid, by ANDBEWM. MORELAND, February 2 Broker, No. 8 Broad-street. gntcls. rjUlE OLD G i.om; nor KI.. No. 35 Q?^EN-STREET (south sido). THIS HOTEL WILL BE OPENED IHI8 DAT, at Ten o'clock A. M., when a LUNCH will be apr?ad, sod I will bc pleased to see my friends. 49-Remember Ten o'clock A. M.. at the Old Globo Hotel ; JOSEPH MYEE. February 8 I* C HARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN FORMS las Menes and tho pur>?c generally that be has taken charge of this well-known and poDular FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, and hopea by strict attention to merit a full sb are of the public patrouage. 1 ho celebrated Artesian Water Baths, hot, cold and shower, can be had at all hours. hearnes with attentive porters are always in readi? ness to convey passengers to and from the different railroads and steamers. E. H. J ACKSON, January 15 Imo (groceries nub Mm?mons. SALT. BAGGING, &c. ?T AA SACK- LIVERPOOL SALT t)\J\J '5 bales Dund.o Bagging 20 bales emu cy Clo tu 10 bhds. Baoon sides and Shouldor? 50 bblt>. Crushed and Coffee sugars 5? bbls. S. H. Mohs.rf.-H IOU boxes Soap, various brands Tobacco, Candles. Flour, Hire, kc. For sale by RAVENEL k HOLMES, No. 177 East Bay, January ll Imo Opposite Accommodation Wharf. SALT BACON, FLOUR, POTA TOES. 1 AAA SACKS PRIME LIVERPOOL SALT J.\J\J \J 40 bhds. choice Sides and shoulders, Wee tern 50 tes. Diamond and Peedee Hams 20 tes. un overed seer nd quality Hams 2U8 bbl?. Western Flour. Nas mlle Mills 500 bb's. Etting and Seed Potatoes. In aloro un.) tor sale by Fobruar/6 3 BERNARD O'NEILL. LIVERPOOL SALT. I AKA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, DAILY A* 'O \J ex' coted by .-tenner Golden Horn, and lor sale by HENEY CO LU Je CO. January 23 WHARTON' t; MOE FE IT, NEW Y OK H. MCFFETT & WHARTON. CHARLESTON. NO. 22 EAST BAY Si BEET. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING BY EVERY STEAM ER. APPLES and POI A I (?E.;. awl offer for sile Ibo lollowing vatieiic- of Eating and Soea POTATOKSl Goodrirh Needling-PINK EYE Early Harrison-ll ere jr Jacks n Whites-Dvkeman's Wcslern Red-Duck Eye Chill i'd-Davis .-?crdliug Peach U;ow-Early Rose Parties ordering for see j should do so at euco, be? fore thc rivers and canals are Uozeu up. P.J. WHARTON, No. 115 Wo,t-arreel, New York. J\Mi > G. M Ol-Ff. IT, No. 22 East Bay ,-treot. Charleston. December 30 3mo PLAN IT S G POT AT<? KS. I / ?Al ? BARRELS CHOICE PIN K EY I PLA NT LUU*J INO P?TA'iOB-?. For FOIO by GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO. j January 29 DAO 12 GENUINE SEED POTATOES TO A lt Kl VI-.. FIVE HUNDRED DARRELS. OA A RBI-S. WESTERN RED POTATOES JUl / 100 bbls. Chili Red Potatoes IO'J bbls. Garnet: Bou Potatoes 100 bbls. Piak Lyu Potatoes. On boar.1 the schooners A. E. Glover and Jonas s mitti. For sale by JOUN F. O'NEILL k SON, Decembor 29 No. 1?7 Eait Bay. G. Pnsiness Carns. H . SASS. ATTORNEY AT LA \Y, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. S3- Ollice No. 98 BROAD-STREET, north aide between Kine and Mcetln?. May ? J DRAYTON F O lt D , "BROKER, No. ?O BROAD-STREET, BUY* AND SELLS RI!AT, ESTAT? AND PUB? LIC AND PRIVATE BoNDS, Stocks and Securi? ties, of all kinds. Al*o, ncgaUatea Loaos ou Real Estate and Stock Collaterals. January 2 mo Imo /JEU. D . CONNOR, No. ll Ki'oad-strcot, WILL Bur AND SELL ON COMII?SION BEAL ESTATE, BONDS, STOCKS, COUPONS, GOLD, SILVER AND BANK BILLS. February 1 Imo Q KO. Ii . H O i? t? O C K., FACTOR ANO O O M MISSION MERCHANT, ACCOMMODATION WHAHT, Charleston, S. C. P. GADSDEN H ASK LL. ?mos Septeto ber 21 yytLLIM .v CRISOLA. FAUl'OhS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS AN lt SHIPPING AGENTS, WTU. ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE ANT SH IP ii EM it? Voreigu <inu Domestic Ports) oi COl'XON, RICE, LOM BER AND NAVAL STORES ATL&NTIO WHARF. Charleston, S. O. K.WILI.IS.a- R- CHISOLM. October IS C. J. SCULEPEGRULL, M. 37 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP. LUMBER OF EVERY. DESCRIPTION ANL BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and PIASTER ING LATHS. PAINTS. OILS. GLA.SsE>s SHINGLES; also liROOVE AND lONGUK "BOARDS, tc, con? stantly on hand the lowest market ?ricos. September 12_roths!*! j <r. HOnPbHKVK, UROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS? SION MEUCHA HT. SAXE* OP REAL ESTAIS. STO'JKS. BOAT'S, SE OURIlTB? AND P R-ONAL I'UUPaHTY All E.S DBI) IO. NO. 37 BRO AD-ST IC EKT, OHACLE'-TuN, S. C. BEFEBENOES. Hon. HENRY BUI vi, W. J. MAGRATH, Esq., General JAMES CONNER, T. H. WAKING. Esq. October 1 ?rorcrics ?\? ?iisitUmou. PI5LE~T?^^ S tU) D ( DKKS, ?tc. OA BHDS. 6TBIOTLY PRIME WESTERN C.B. JU RIDES AND SHO?LDEBS 10 bi d.s. bright Shopldt-rs. Landing and for sale bv Febmary 8 2 LA?REY k ALEXANDER. PICKLES, KETCHUP. &c EXTR1 LARGE PICKLES, TH BARBELS Mushroom, Walnut, and I oma to Ketchup Devilled Ham, in 1 lb. cans Desiccated Codfish, in 1 lb. boxes A supply of Relier's celebrated assorted pactago Candies. Jest received at the CO-OPERATIVE GEOCEBY STORE, Southwest corner Meeting and Mar..et streets. Goods delivered tree _January 30 BY EVERY ??TEAMER. WM. S. CORWIN tl CO. RECEIVE A FRESH s?i p pl y ef CRACKERS and Bl?cUTTS, Ocshon Butter, Flour, ?c. FRESH PEACHES, PINEAPPLE?, QUINCE/, STRAWBERRIES, Cherries, Apple Batter, Tamal oes, Oreen Corn, Oreen Peas, Succotash, String Beans, Asparagus. Mushrooms, T ruffle?, in two and three po un J cash, at WM. 8. CORWIN k CO., _No. 275 King-street. FRESH SALMON, LOB STER. MACKEREL, LITTLE NECK CLAMS, in one, two and threa pound cans Devilled Entremets-Ham, Turkey and Lobster, for luncheons, kc. Pattes of Wild Game, Sardines, B> cf a la Mode, Tur? key, Chicken, Sausage Meat, in cacs, of good quality, at WM. S. COLWIN k CO., . _No. 275 King-street. MUSTARD, CJPIOES, SWEET HERB-, RAISINS, CITRON, jo Currants, Prunes. Dried apples, BruneUes, ?figs in boxes and drums, at 25, 6Cc and $1 pecans, Wael and Hickory Nats, Soft snell Almonds, con? stantly on baud, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., _No. 276 King-street. . CHOCOLATE. COCOA, BREAKFAST COCOA. BROM*, HOMO PATHIC Cocoa, a fresh supply at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., _No. 275 King-street. CHOICE FULTON MARKET BEEF, FAMILY PIG PORK, MESS BEEF AND MESS PORK, Codfish, Yarmouth Bloaters, Dutch Herring, sardelles. Mackerel, Pickled an! Smoked fra'mon, Halibut Fins, Sounds and Tongues, receiv? ed every week, at WM. S. aOBWlN k CO., No. 275Kirg-street PIPERHEIDSEICK, ~ VE CLI' QUOT, PON ?ARDIN. MOCK & CHAN DON'd Imperial, Mumra's Pi i va te Stock, Cabi notVerzenay.Dry SlUery and Verz.-nay, warranted genuine, and for sale by WM. S. CORWIN k CO.. No 275 King-street SATIN GLOSS, PEARL AND BLUE STAUCH, FIG, BUTTON AND LIQUID BLUEING, SOAPS, Candles, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO.. _No. 276 King-Btrect DAY1V DIAMOND AND MAG? NOLIA HAMS, CHOICE BREAKFAST STRIPS, SMOKED AND PICKLED TONGUES. Concentrated Beef and Pork, German ban-age, at WM. S. COtWiN k CO., _No. 275 King-street, RED AND BLACK CURRANT. CRAB APPLE, QUINCE, BLACKBERRY AND Calves* Feet Joli?-, Guava Jelly, Preserved Chow Chow. Peaches, Quinces. Limos, Raspberries, ut gass. Brandy Peaches, Gages, Apricots, Pto Fruits, for sale at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King-street. ENGLISH PICKLES, CBOW CHOW. ONIONS, CAULIFLOWER. WAL? NUTS; Mushroom. Walnut and Tomato Cat supe; Worccstershxo. John Bull, Tndia s<:y, Paoli, Reading sauces; ? sseccc ot Shitmps : nd Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Curry Powder, Salad Dressing, at WM. S. 0ORWIN k CO.. No. 276 King-street ANGOSTURA'S^" BORER'S. HOSTETfERV, RUSS' ST. DOMIN? GO. Stoughton BU Ti-RS Drake's Placation Bitters, fl per bottle, SH per eas-, at_WM. S. C RW1N k CO. AN I SET Tl, MARIS? HIND, CURACOA, KHUMMELL. Ab^INTHE. CHAR? TREUSE, Creue de Men!bee, Rose. Canelle, Hoyan. Parfait Amour, Huile oe Vanille For sale by WM. e. CORWIN k CO , _r-o 275 King-street. V!RGIN OIL OFAIX, LUCCA OIL, CAPER?, SPANISH AND FRENCH Olives, olive's Fari-ie'. ?nchovies. Congress, Kissingi-n and Vichy Wa'ers, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 Klng-sL-eet. HEG KER'S FARINA. PATENT AND PEARL BARLEY, SAGO, TA PIO?A, Maizena. Corn s tureb. Arrow Root, Comstock's Rational Food, milan Maccaronl and Vermicelli. Cox's sp>? kling and Cooper's Gola ti re. Frenen, American and Russian Isinglass, will be found at WM. S. CO h WIN k CO., _Ne. 375 King-street PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BECKER'S ?ELF-RAl? ING Wurat and buckwheat h lour. Rice Flour, Proston k Merrill's ind Pioneer Yeast Powder, Wor cestei Hop Yeast Oakes, Cream Iartar, soda. All of the best quality, at WM. S. C0?WIN k CO., _No. 275 King-street CHOICE GOSHEN, ENGLISH DAIRY, PINEAPPLE. ETD AM, SAP SAGO, YOUNG AMERICA JUEESES, at WM. S. CORWIN & CO, _No. 275 Klng-f treet FRENCH, AMERICAN AND C1DEH VINE?\R,WARR4NTEDPCRE PRIME GOSHF.N BUTTER, OF THE BEST quality, received every week; Cooking Butter, Prime Leal Lard, ia 3,6, lu and 21 lb packages, and in auy quantity to suit parchas -rs at WM. S. CORWIN A CO., _? No. 275 King-street CL.4RET WINES. ODARD'S I'OUl'KY, JOHNSTON'S MEDO0, VT ht. Loubos, Drauiierburg Freres, Sf. Julien Mvdor, Chati aux Hirgatx, chateau Y>nem, Hock beimer. Lanbeth.imcr, Haut s uterne, chambcrliu, Nu'ts. i los de Vougeot, of direct importation. For sale by WM. a. COR WIN k CO.. No. 27J Kinc-street OLD GOVERNMENT J A YA, GFNUINE MOCHA. LAGUAYRA. PRIME BIO Ot ?Fi EE*. Constantly on ha. d, Parched and bioun-a Java coffee, warrau cd pore, l'y WAI. >. COR? IN k CO., No. 276 King-street. LONDON PoRTEi, " JEFFREYS', BASS', ALLsOP'S, MUIR k SONS and leunent's ALEN Imported recently and direct by ' WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King-su-eet. ALSO. A Miprly of PHIl ATELPHIA PORTER, in pints* MDGAR HuUSE AND GOLDEN SYKCP, ATEW OhLEANS AND MUSCOVADO MOLASSES, JN at WM S. ('ul; WIN k CO., No. 373 King-ttreet LUBIN\> FL A Yt) RING EXTRACTS, LIQUID BEN31 ET T, ORANGE FLOWER WA 1ER, Roso Water, CHcry nnd Caraway Seed, Mock 'i urtle. Ox Tah a'id > ornato Soup, Borden's Concentrated ixtrsct ol B et, Jourtelol's Essence vf Beet, fir soups au J in va.ids. Fo sale at WM. s. COLWIN k CO., No. 27A Kiug-street. Cigars, Csb?rro, &c. HAVANAJIGARS ! Imported under the Reduced Tariff, AURGE LOT OF THE ABOVE OF MY OWN imp irtation. just received and for sale at my Store, Meetinp-fltreet opposlio Mi ls house. CAUTION-buy Havana Cigars where the unopened boxes teir a stamp with the word "IMPORTED" printed therein. F. E. SCHRODER, feoruaryi tbsmlO* ?SEGAR EMPORIUM, ESALAS, AGENT FOR TAB CHARLESTON a Hranch ol the Havana segar Factory, "La Valentina " would rcspec fullv invite the attention Di dealers and smokers to bis very large stock ojf HAVANA AND DOMES I IC >EGA RS, ot .-ll grad?s and -izes. excelled bv frw in this country, and war? ranted to be as represented. samp'c boxes sent to the country snd orders ex? ecuted by Express, C O. D., or 30 days' city accep? tance ?o. IIS KAST B?Y-STK.EET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. August 24 rawfGmo