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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. OFFICE Sb. 149 EAST BAY. TERMS-DAILT NEWS, one year.$6 00 BAMA- NEWS, six months.3 00 DAILY NEWS, three month?.2 00 TBI-WEEBXT NEWS, one TOOT.3 00 Tai-WEEKLY NEWS, six months. 2 00 PAYMENT invariably in advai ce. No paper sent unies s the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than paid for. THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subsf ribors in tbe city at 15 cents per week. ADVERTISEMENTS.-First insertion, 15 cents a line; eubieqncnt insertions'. 10 cents a line. Business Notices, 20 cents a line. Marriage and Funeral No? tices, One Dollar eacb. N" E W S SUMMARY. -Gold in New York closed at 35|. -Cotton closed in New York at 4c. lower. Middling SOaSOjc. Sales 1200 bales. -In Liverpool cotton closed at 124al2Jd. for uplands. Sales 12,000 bales. Uplands, afloat, 12?d. -The British Houso of Lords is now the only hereditary chamber in Europe. -Theodora Mundt, daughter of Mrs. Mubl bach, is comiug to this country as an opera singer. -Without counting the Rothschilds, there are in Paris about ono hnndred and fifty Israel ites whose combined fortunes amount to about $200,000,000. -Kiri Formes has turnod acto-, and will make his first appearance in Liverpool, in tho character of Shylock, at the Theatre Royal, on the 20th of March next. -Russia is pushing her railroads forward with grroat energy, and it is believed to be pro? bable that the entire distance fi om St. Peters? burg to Odessa will bo completed in the spring of 1869. -The name of Miss Anna Surratt appears on the list of applicants who passed examination for teacLerships in thc public schools of Balti? more a few days ago. -The Prince Imperial is learning io play tho fiddle. His tutor -..rged the Emperor lo have piano lessrins given to him, but Napoleon de? cided in favor of the violin. The Emperor himself is quito an excellent fiddler. -Judge Cannon, .of Clay County, North Carolina, recently charged the gi and jury of that county that a lawful lenee should bc "horse-high, bully-strong and pig-tight." -Tho young jnen of Chicago a.*o said to bo classified according to their skill as velociped? ista into Hie "timid toddlers," tho "wary wab blers," the "go-it-gracefuls," and tho "fancy few." -Jefferson Davis,, accompanied by Mr. Slidell and two ex-Con federate officers, recent? ly visited t ie military school of St. Cyr. He was received in state by tho authorities, and the pupi's manoeuvred before him. -A lot ter from Jacksonville, Florida, says: A Northern company is creeling a largo hoi el in this phoe. Many invalids aro here and at St. Augustine. It m said that many Northern? ers are now investing at tho latter named place. -Tho President has ordered that the body of Mrs. Surratt be given lo her family. It will bo recollected that the brutal tyrant Stanton, when Secretary of War, refused the request of Mrs. Surratt'a daughter to be "permitted to make a decent burial of thc rccir ns of her j udicially-murdered mother. -An industrial school, with ono hundred and twenty pupils of German descent, is sup? ported in New York by tho beneficenco ot a wealthy lady in that city. lu this school the mornings ure devoted lo study, and the after? noons to learning different kinds of work, such as sewing, knitting, crocheting, and other home employments. -A New Orlea ns lawyer made a remark in court last week which was worthy of Amina dab Sleek, who declined to assist the family cf a men who had fallen from a scaffold, on tho ground, that it would be encouraging r copio to fall from scaffolds. The lawyer was defend ing a casa against a railroad company for run nirjg over and maiming a child. Ho gravely told the jury that if they awarded damages the people of New Orleans would eternally bo sending their children in the street to bc run over. -Cases of suspended animation are not very uncommoD, but there is ono at tho pres? ent time in Wisconsin that excites a great deal of attention. A girl of twelve years, just re? covering from a combined caso of measles and diptheria, told her parents that she was ?roing into a tranco and asked them not to bury her. She then apparently died, but though under very favorable circumstances for decomposi? tion there are vo signs of it. It is said that a vein has been tapped aud the blood flowed from it cs if tbe person wero alive. -A patent anchor has recently been invent? ed which, it is assertc 1, by its simplicity and efficiency, surpasses asy now made. When not in use it occupies no more room than thc shack of au ordiniry anehor. Within tho 8h;mk two flukes, connected at right angles to each other, are so adjusted that no matter on wb?t sido thc anchor falls thc flukes take hold underneath, having no projection on thc upper side, such as the unused arm or fluke of the ordinary auchor, by which the anchor can get foul, either by its own ebie or the cable of another ?hip. This anchor, it is slated, weighs less and has greater oapacity than ordinary anchors, while by the use of rings at both ends I 1 iti8 much more easily handled, and takes less | f room for storage. -We learn fr jm the Mobilo Register that at | the Chickasaboguo Paper Mills a fair test has , b'icn m^do oi Reid's patent for tho manufacture of paper from thc okra plant, and with the most satisfactory r?sulte. Tbe okra is work? ed up in less time and at less expense than straw or rag-?, and either with rags or alone it makes wrapping, news, or writing paper, equal to the best in uso. The experiment appears to have been mcde on a large scale, and to have succeeded beyond all expectations. Tin result will be, that tb? planter will have a de? mand for a production hitherto valueless as a commercial commodity, the press will have cheaper and bettor paper, and the paper mills will have a supply of material ngut at their doors that will answer all their pnrposos. -The New York papers are unusually pro hfic of news items. lu the criminal calender are given tho particulars of a recent pickpocket ' ' raid on the passengers of a railway tram. Soon after leaving the station a mob of thieves cn- | 1 tered the last oar, one of them singing out : "Through passengers take the lorwarl car8.r All8tartedto KO forward, when Ihe thieves obstructed the doorway and finished their work. Thero was an actual fistic en? counter iu ihe Gajd Room Wednesday, be? tween two of its members. The first blow was struck in sport, but received a? if in dead earnest. Air guns are now being used for Hie purpose of murder and robbery. La--t Tues? day the sudden breakage of a pane of glass startled the only occupant of a Dioker's office, who glanced around to ascertain the cause, i nore was no ono to be soon near the window, however, and he began to think the affair ?.as aa accident, when fivo men passed the window nnd peeped in eagerly, but seeing the clerk at b:s post and his face indicative of surprise, tbcy hurriedly passed on and disappeared. An examination of thc premises was made, end in the desk close by the clerk a bullet such as is used in air-guns was fouud imbedded. No report of firearms was hoard. -A statement.has been published of the ex? penses and profits of a first-class travelling circus and menagerie. The season with this entertainment lasts from the first of April to tho last of October. Nearly three thousand miles were travollod over in that time, an ave? rage of eighteen miles being made on every day the show moved at all. Ninety people draw salaries from the pioprietors in varions capacities. Thc expenses for hotel bills, 207 days, were $22 448 for people, $27 022 for sta? bling and feeding stock. Thc animals requir? ed a hundred and fifty pounds of boef a day. The total expenses were about $800 a day, and reached io thc agtrregato $141,000. The total receipts, on 177 show days, exceeded this amount by $53,100, but from this profit tho cv pensc of wintering the animals must bo de? ducted. -It was recently stated that a Swiss roro r.aut, with an experience of twelve years in ascensions, has recently arrived at New York to carry out his plan of crossing thc Atlantic through the air. He has brought with him in complete readiness tho balloon in which he proposes to make his journey. It is of a pecu? liar shape, and of tho following dimensions : 95 feet in height, 150 feet in diameter; capacity for gas 125,000 cubic feet. The car being made of bamboo, and in the shape of a boase, re? sembles a long bamboo hut, and will, it is stated, accommodate as many passengers as desire to so upon the voyage. 'The a-ronaut is desirous of starting at as early a dato a-; possi? ble, and at all eventR before tho return of warm weather. His reason for this is that tho bal? loon would suffer a dangerous loss of gas by expansion in the heat of warm suns. CHARLESTON. TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 18C9. Tlic Spartanburg end Aslie-rille Con? nection. A bill is now before thc Stale Legisla? ture to give the assistance of the State, by a guarantee of bonds, to tho Spartanburg and Union Railroad, to enable tb; t com? pany to connect Spartanburg, its present terminus, with Asheville, North Carolina. It has long been tho aim of the mest saga? cious men in thc Str.te to give thc capital of the State and our principal seaport a direct connection with the West. They saw thc vast importance of the trade that might be lapped at Cincinnati, and their public and private efforts led to the commence? ment of that grand work, thc Blue Ridge R'iilroad, which ie now in the way of being pushed forward to a completion, which a fe w months since seemed hopeless. But there were other suggested routes, besideB the Blue Ridge roui c, for reaching the heart of the West, and the chief of these was to connect Greenville or Spartanburg, South Carolina, with Asheville, North Carolina, where projected connecting r ads would open thc line via Knoxville to Cincinnati. The Greenville route was still agitated a short time Bg.r but tho Spartanburg route has, according to our information, taken the initiative iu asking thc Legislature for aid. In general terms it may bc said that the advantages of (he routes via Greenville and Spartanburg are about equal; cut for the moment the question will be considered as it relates to the last named route alone. The distance from Spartanburg to Ashe? ville, North Carolina, is about sixty miles, and from that point to the Tennessee line, at Paint Rock, about thirty-seven miles. The last named section of thirty seven miles will bo put under contract this spring ly the State-of North Carolinp. From Knox? ville, in the direction of ? .int Rock, tho lino of railroad is built lo a point in Ten? nessee within sever" mixt of tho North Carolina line. The St?.?.? o'North Caro? lins is determined to conj:>?e'e its road as rapidly as possible to meet the Tennessee . rocds, as at Ashevello they will connect with the western extension of the North Cai olino. Railroad now completed to Mor ganton, and being extended in a westerly direction witb considerable rapidity. If at Asheville no South Carolina railroad meets the roads connecting with Knoxville and Cincinnati, the whole of the Western trade will be carried to Wilmington; if au exten? sion of the Spartanburg und Union Rail? road can be completed to Asheville, then the whole trade should be brought down to Columbia and Charleston. It appears to us that the proposed Spar? tanburg extension has, therefore, many great and obvious advantages, and while we condemn any party legislation which :cnds to increase the Stale liabilities, we ire not of opinion that thc State should withhold such assistance as may be given ivithout risk to undertakings which are ?lainly for tho good of the whole State and or thc general benefit of its people. A letter which we print this morning will )e found lo contain some further informa ion as to the character of the proposed ?tension and the assistance which is re? tested from thc State. Keviews. ?EBMONS ON THE FAILUBJ? OF PROTESTANTISM AND ON CATH LIOITY. By Rev. Ferdinand C. Ewer, 8. ff. D., Rector of Chrint Church. New York : D. Appleton & Co. For salo by John Rasset!. Dr. E? er hos succeeded in producing a sensation. He is a Ritualist of the brana lew type, who creates a church out of his awn fancies and commits all others to the incovenanted mercie? of God. He is a Protestant opposing Protestantism; he is a Catholic opposing Catholicity; he is a sec? tarian inveighing against the sects. II s leciures are a medley of incoherent extrav? agances. He assigns to his opponents opinions which their symbolic books ex? pressly repudiate; he docs not hesitate to ittock the tenets of his own ohuroh; he is i iveu inconsistent with himself. Accepting mbstanlially the Trideutiue Theology, he ?enounces the authority on which that sys em reposes. If his career has not yet >een arrested, the reason is brems lt has ' he zigzags and swoops and returns of a wallow's flight. He objects to the broad hurch as rationalistic, yet accepts Dar- 1 vin's theory of "Creation by Development," and Perthe's assertion that men is one hun? dred thousand years old. Ile objects to the high church because it is "a fossil," yet he holds to the real presence, the life giving sacraments and the apostolical succession. He renders fealty to Anglicanism at the very moment when the authorities of that ecclesiastical realm have suppressed the practices which, in his estimation, are of primary importance as the notes of Catho' licity. It is not our part to discuss any of these subjects; nor, indeed, do they call Jor discussion in such a connection. As a whole, these lectures, if judged by their spirit, are not so much anti-Catholic or anti-Pro? testant ss anti-Christian. NEW OSLE ANS JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. Edited by Drs. Bernies, Mitchell, Herrick and Lo gaD. January 7, 1369. No. 1 Carondelet strtefc, New Orleans. This number begins with a carefully pre? pared article of Dr. William Hutson Ford, on the antagonism of catarrh and yellow fever. The argument is based upon the recorded observations of forty years. A similar relation lo that which obtains be? tween yellow fever and catarrh is suggested as existing between tho latter disease and Asiatic cholera. Dr. Joseph Jones, of the Lou? isiana University, gives an account of the symptoms, origin and changes of hospital gangrene. Thc outline exhibits the results of a large experience in tho Confederate hospitals. Dr. Samuel Logan has discover? ed a new law in regard to thc evacuation of abscesses; they move in the same din dion as the astorial blood current. Dr. Starley contributes practical suggestions in regard to the introduction of medicines into the system under thc skin. Dr. Hall, of Mobile, advocates the rise of thc thermometer in disease, and shows the effects of belladonna in the arrest of erysipelateus inflammation. Dr. Smith, of Elyton, deserves a medal for the inconsequential and funny article which succeeds. The correspondence and quar? terly records arc interesting and various. The general reader will be glad to learn, that a protective against insects has been discovered by Jager. He says thal a tinc? ture prepared by macerating ono part of Pyrethrum rosin in four parts of diluted alcohol, and then thinned with ten parts of water and applied to thc 'kin, will protect one at least twelve hours from flics, mosqui? toes, ants nud other insects. FAMILY TBEASUBY OF SUNDAY READING. T Nolson & Sons, London. Sold by S. Fogar tio, Charleston. A well-edited monthly, containing tales, poetry, brief sermons, uud also extracts for the smaller members of thc family circle There are four discourses in the present number, all hy distinguished men-Arnot, .Martin, Siddon and Mucnab. Tho third deals, in his scholarly way, with faith and intellect. TUB CHAMBER PF COHMEBOB yesterday paid to their President, Colonel A. 0. An? drews, on the eec tsion of his relinquish? ment of the executive office, a tribute at. once graceful and deserved. For more than twelve years he has directed with sig? nal ability and ?eal the interests which the Cbnmber hus made her own ; and the reso? lutions of that body but give public and formal expression to thc high esteem in which each of its individual members holds thc character and services of their veteran chief. Seldom, indeed, is it the good for? tune of any organization to have possessed for so long a period a presiding officer en dowed alike with tho qualifications for the discharge of the varied and important trusts committed to his charge, and with that rare tnct and spirit which ever render his presence so genial au clcmcut at the social board. Ifta nts. \JtThMTKD, A COOK AND WASHER t 7 lor a family of two. Apply on Marshall's Wtiar;, to JOHN MARSHALL. Jr. February 9 ti WANTED, BY A LADY, A SITUATION as Housekeeper, orto malro ho eoll generally useful. Compensation no ol ject, us her desire is to obtain a home. Thc best of reconnue: dations rau bo Riven. Apply at No. 73 EAS l' BAY. February 8 alf ANT KD, IB Y A LADY ACCUSTOJU T V ED to write for the ir s?, em.Moynicul on one or rn ore Litorary Pa: rr- or Magazin-!", as a WEI 1ER Ot' sT.EICHEY POETRY, kc. Address Miss E. fe?. W., Postofllro, Charleston. S. 0. October 8 WAMT KD. AGK.NTS. $73 TO $30u PfcU mouth, tvi rywbt c. malo and female, to in trodnco tie eonuiue Improved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACliiNt. This machino will stitch, bern, Ml, tn ck. quilt, coid. bind, brui? und embroider io a uiost tu erl r manner, rr ?CH uoly *18. Fully warranted !or five years. We will pay S1000 tor any machine that will sew a .?trouser, more, btantiiu), or ii oro clastic seam iliar owr. lt uukes the "Elastic l ock Siilch " Evu>y > >jd stitt h can bc cul, and stilt the cloth eurool -e pu led apn without leartns it W o pay aunt" fruin 475 lo ?200 per monti) und cx-ens H, or a commission irvin which tw'ce that ?mount oau be mulo. Audre** Sfc.COMU & t.O., Pittkburg, Pa ; llcslou, Mass., or M. Lor. ia. Mo CAUTIO.I -Do uot bo imposed n ou br otber pap tics palming off vartiileaa cunt iran machines, u irr thc sime njino or ot ci wini*. Our* is ih ? only wonu? ma au i really practical cheap niaciii e manufac? tured. tutbt.13* Fcbiuaiy2 UrAM'1-.I?, SUBSt/KlBBUS FUK ALL -Till', LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW - PAPERS, at publisher's ralr-s. CH .\ KLUS 0. RIGHI EB, April 21 So. 101 King-stic-t Ati U NTS AV A NT t?U.'-573 I O $300 PK' month, or a roinmissiou lr >m willoh tw>oe iliac amount eau be mide by telling the latest im? proved COMMON SENSE FA Mil Y ? E.. 1NM MA CHIN I1'; price S18. lor o'rculars and terms, addro-"" f\ BOWK s & CO.. No. 3211 Poulh. aiiird-stn-ol. Phila plphia, i'a. 3mo December 5 WANTED, WV KIO HOI)? Ttl ?IT!. SCBIUE to tho CW PLATING LIBRARY - "HARLKS C. RtwHTER'S Selbct Lihi-aryof Nev Hooks cvulalui all of thc latest publisatioa*. Amil 31 No. 161 KING-STREET . i)otc IS. ^ ANSION HOUSE, Camden, S. C. TRAVELLERS WILL FIND fiOOD AND CLEAN ROOM?, a good 'fabio, and cvtry attention requisite to their comfsrL Try me and judgo for yourselves. OharRos rea? sonable. E. G. ROBINSON, Febraary 9 tu5* Proprietor. ^HAKbESTUN HOTEL, CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPKCI FULLY IN? FORMS Ins trieurs and thc j ublic generally teat bc has taken charge of tine woll-kuown and pou-lur FIRST.?:L \Ss HO i I L, and hopes bv strict attention to merit a full a< arc of thc pub io palrouago Thc celebrated Artesian Water UaihH. hot, cold and show r, e ui be h .d at all houris. <: actis, with aUuutlve porters are hi ways ta refill UCN? lo oenvi-y pusscugers to anti from Uto diuVroiil rai IP and steamers. E. H. JVCKat-N, January IC liun iy? AN SION HOUSE, No. 69 BR0AD-8TREBT, CHARLESTON. TRANS1HN '", FAMILIES and DAY BOARD at tho* most resouable terms, by Mrs. R. C. FI NN l-Y. January 30 siuih3ino _to Ml_ rpo KENT. THAT THREW A NB A HALF JL story BRICK RESIDENCE io Anson-street, one doer F unto, of Laurens. To an approved tenant rent very low. ?uply at No. 3B SOCIETY-STREL T, or at Messrs. DOWlu k MOD>E,rotner ot Meetiug and Hasel streets._tnthsG*_Febrnary 9 TO KENT, THAT GOOD 6KOCKUY STORE at tho corner of Doughty and Lucas streets, itent low to a good tenant Apply at No. 25 MIDLLcVq-TtEET. tb stu January 28 BOOMS TO KENT TO A VA MI LY without children. Apply to G. GRAF, nirtb east cornor of Wentwcrlh and Pitt ttrcets. february C TO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER. Apply at THIS OFFICE. October 28 last ano fin\ib. LOS T, IN KING-STREET, BETWEEN Thoaason's Seed st-rc and Seed's Lace Store, a small MOROCCO PORIMONNAIB containing a considerab'o amount of money. The finder will be rewtrded bv lemming thc tame at THOMAS STREET, ONE DOOR FROM RADCLIFFE. February 9 1* LOST, ON SATURDAY, A GOLD FIL? AGREE BREA<TPIS. the flnderwill boirait, ablv lewarccd kv leavtac it at No. 7 MEEiING blREET. 1* February 0 _fc_/ot Sale. AT PRIVATE SAL?", THE HOUSE AND I Ol' at the sonthcan corner of King and Calhoun ftrceid, contai nmg two stares, three stories higb, and ea a very largo lot. Both stores, at good rents, are now occupied as grocery stores For terms, icc., apply to L. B. LOVtXJREE\No. Il John-street, from 8 to 10 A. M. and trom 2 to A P. M. J.E. ?ENNUI IT. L. B LOVl-GREEN, Executors Estate s. H. Lovegreen. N. B.-All poisons having c aims or demands against the above Estate, will present thc samo for settlement, properly attested; and those indebted will make paimcnt to eit?er of the undersigned. L. B.LOVEGREtN, J. F. BENNOITT. Executors Estato S. H. Lovegwn. February 0 _tu'l FUR. SALE OK LEASK, THE RESI. DENCE No. 17 Ashley-street, on a fin- lot with all necessary outbuildings. House has nxlarco and four sirall rocm< furnished with gas, bot and co'nl water baths, waler closet, ko; within a half miuu os'walk of tho 1 ity Railroad. Apply ON 1 HE PREMISES.' tuih>3 mw: Frbruajy 9 FOR SALE, A YOI'flG PLANTATION MOLE. Apply a; THIS OFFICE. Fol" ru a ry 0 1 AT FRI V A T E SALK, THAT FINK STAND -ni'h thc*urea for a Grocery,corner Calhoun and East Day streets, No. 33. Apply ON PBEMl-ES._th sta_January 21 STEA H ENGINE WIT 14 PATENT GOV? ERNOR aud water kiar*), f<r sale cheap. No. 273 EAST BAY, west side, between lu A. M. and 1 P.M. 2? Februarys STEAM ENGINES FOR. *AbE CHEAP, ii applied lor immediately il) Om-12 liorso Portabio ENGINE (li One l-borsc Portable Engine. ALSO, (I) One 3-hor80-power ENGINE, in cood condition. CAMERON, BERKLEY & ( O., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland-street-. Jauuarr 15 Copflrtncrsljip Hotter. LAW NO MCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED have this da^ formed a Cop;irtner-hip fr>r the practice of I AW AND EQUI i Y in s maier and ad? joining Counties, and in Ibo United State Couria for tlie District ol'South Carolina, under tho natue ind siylc of RICHARDSON * MOSE-.. JAMES S G. RICHARDSON. M ?NTGOJIERY MOKES. Suoiter, S. c.. Febmary 3. i-obiuirv 9 LAW N OT I ii E .-MCMILLAN KING, Esq.. is Ibis day .i-lra.'ted a partner in mir Law Partnership. CAMPPELL & 9i?ARP.UOR. Lawyers, No. 50 Broad-street. JAME? P.. CAMPBELL. HENRY SE.DROOK, MCMILLAN KING. . January 1 Uoticcs tn panhrufftfi). IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI I ED STA I ES. FOR 'I HE DISTRICT ( F SOUTH CAROLINA.- IN THE MATIER OF JO. >I-PH W. SE AH?'I K, RAN ERUPT. BY WHOM A I ETI TIO N FOI ADJUDIC* . ION IS BANKRUPT? CY Vi A S FILED UN TUE 30TH DAY OF DECEM? BER, A. D. J838. IN SAID COURT.-IN B\NK RUl'TCY.- I bl* is to give notice, thal on thc SIXTH DAV oF I'EBltOAltY. *. D , 18G?. a Warmnt In Bvik r picy v aa issued aguiust thc Estite of JOSEPH W. SEAUROOK, o-' lliiisto Island, in thc Conuty of Collctoo, and Slate of -ruth Carolina, whi> has been adjudged a bankrupt on Iiis own petition; that (bc payment ot any cebts und delivery of any property belonging io Haiti HanLrupt. to him or f >r his use, unit tho trausf r nf any pr.iper.y Ov him are I rbM den bylaw; tint a meeting of ihc ctvdi'ors of tue said Bankrupt, to prove thuir debls, and lo c.iooae ono or moro assignees of his Estate, will bo hold at a Court of ijHiiki a ter, to he Lol.IMO ut No. 72 Broad street, Charleston, South ("ar Ina, bi Toro J- <'. CAR Pi sTEE Eo^i.-lrar. rn th? TWENTY SECOND DAY Ott FEBRUARY, A. D., 13C9, at 1 o'clock P. M. J. P. M. EPPING. United States Ma. shal as Messenger. February 9 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, POR SOUTH CAROLINA JANUARY TERM, 1S09-IN THE MATTER OF R. EVANS IiODU?.. OF CLARENDON COUNTY. BlNKRUPI- PETIUON Fi.R FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN It AN KRUI' I' Y.- Ordered. That a Bearing bo had on the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF E?BUU> utY, 1839. at Fcdeial Coarthouso in Charles ?mi, S. C.; aud that all Crotli ore. kc. ol' said llankrupt appear at said time aud place, and ibow cause, if any i h^y c?n, why tho prayer ot the petitioner should not be (.'ranted. And that thc fecund and third meetings of Cr tin ors of said Bank? rupt will be held at tho offlcn of J. C. 0ARPEN* 1'ER, Esq., Registrar of thc ? ccond Concresslonal District, s. C., on tho TWEN rY-I ounTn DAY OF E'EB i c A HT, 1869, at 12 M. Ry order of the Cuurt, the 25th day of Jjnuary, 1869. DANIEL U R LB ECK, "Tcrk of thc District Court ol tuc United Slates for South Carolina. iu3 January 2G IN Til K DIS I RIOT COURT OF TUE UNITED STA iE-? FOR SOUTH CAROLINA rANUARY i ERM ISP.-IN Tilt MA I TER OK IV. V BODGF, OK- I AKE.NDON . O UN TY, DANK [{OFT.-PE I TITOS FOR FULL AND FIN Vi. Dls JHARGE.-IN DANKRUl'Ci Y. - Or.'.cr-d, That t he.ru.' be bad on tho TWlurrY-FIFTH DAY >F FEBUUA Y, Ibfi'J at Fcdjral ivuih u=c in /tiaro-ton. C ; and that a l Cud tors, fcc if salo hankrupi appear at said time aiid place, iud .?how cause, i: anv I hi*J can. Wity tho prater rt ibo Petition! r should not bo granted Ami iha .he sCiuad und tl.nu meetings ot i'reddon ol s . i llankrupt will bu livid a Ibo ellice if J U. CAI: .'ESTER, Esq., Rc ist rar o: second 'longroiwioaa Ola ncr, a C., oa theTWUfrr-Fouarii OF FEB iUAUY, l?t?O, at 1J M. Dy or.lor Of the court tho 2otli dav of January, ISM. DA Nish i.U'-Lr?'K, ,'lerk of tho Di Irict Court ol' thu Uu:lo? Stales for south Ca oim. tua JaunatyiiO [N 'inn; Dl-T'tltT COURT OK TRI UNlTiD STA IFU;. SOUTH CAROLINA UN HARY iLRvl, 18.-9-IN lU MA I i ER UF J. WHI'E. UFO; AKI.NDON COTWIY. BANI IUP".-PEIrnON FOR FUEL AND FINAL DIS. ;HARUE' IN B?SKHUP!Cl.-rOnf?wf. that it-aring bo had oil the TWENTY-F.FTU DAY OF I KB IUABY, 18C9, -itFederal i Durthmn-e ni CLarlesion, :., a. d tliat ali creditors, kc. Ot said Bjukrupt ippcar ai sam lime ai-d p a c, aud show c Uso, if my (hey o.m. why the prayer of tho iictl?ouei shun d lotbe graute '. And that tho ei coiid n i third in ut. ugsuf creditors of said Bankin, t ?ill be helli ut the iffl.uofJ. - '. U-RPl-.NCi B. Esq.. lse.i-trar ol -rc ?nd rongrs?Sional District, Soiih i'aro.iua, wn ih - WEHTY-Fouaru DAY OF l EBUU.VHY 1839, at i2 M. Ry order ot the Court, the 'JStit day ot' January, et?. DANIEL H RLUECK, Ulerk of tho District Court ol thc United Ma'es, Januar. 20 tu3 E'or -outh i.'arolin:k [N To ic DI-TKICT CoURT OF Tills, UNU>D -T?T'E > DOH ~OU I U tl > 1-OLiN raH H AR Y TERM. 18C?.-IN I DE KATI > BO F j i ZAR BK B LL. OF neNNING, H A'v ERUPT .'KillION FOR FULi AND FINAL DISCHARGE ill BANKRUPT Y -Ordered Ihn a ur g MfailiiO i he TWEVTY-FIFTH DAY OFEIDKCARY 1869, ir Federal Cour hue u i harleaun , l*. O.J ?uo h?n all ero i'.o e, Ao of ?sid Sa ik up- upo-ar ai au: t me un " ile. ano -'.ow cms*, ii any h-i cm vby ihe piavri nf ibo p"i'.'nrcr phoi'ld 1 ot b smnled. Ai:d<h.< tri" peco'xl and tb>rd mo uii gs )f Citd t rs i f -:i d Ban ri mit w !1 be h ld a* nc iffle-i fJ O. C \R'ENTER. Seq., Ketti* rar??f tut *. c n't C- n.-ri"' ionjl Dl-'ri-it, M. 0. on TWENTY 'o ORTH nur ur Fi Bar ART 18(19, at 12 M. yoideioftjO co.i t the26t i ? uv of J mu ny, t8?9. DANIEL HORLBKCK, Jlork or tho D - tri t Cou i of tho Un t -i St.t. s for >o th ca-olma. iu3 J unary 25 J V. HUMPHREYS, QUO KER, AUOIIONBER AND COMMIS? SION MERCHANT. IALES OF P.FAL ESTATE. STOVES, BONDS', SE CURI HES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ATTENDED 10. No. 27 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. RrTEUENOES. Hon. HENDY BUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Esq., lenerai JAMES CONNER, T. B. WARING, Bsq. OctobPr 1 JHff??HflS. ANNUAL AIBETXN? OF THR STOCK? HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD COMPANY AND OF TBE SOUIHWEST EBN RAILROAD BANK. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK HO I DEBS of the above Iustiluiions will ro bela in tee City of Charleston THIS DAT. the 9th mat. Flare of meeting, Hall of the Southwestern Railroad Bank. Hour of convening. Eleven o'c'ock A. M. On TO-MOBBOW, the 10th, there ?ill be an eleciios held at tho sane place, between the hours of Nine A. M. and Three P. M., for Flt TEEN DIRECTORS of tbc Railroad Coapany and THIRTEEN DIREC? TORS of the Bank. A committee to verify Proxies will attend. Stockholders will be passod as usual over the road to und from the mroting ireo of charge, in accord? ance with thc resolution of the ComvenUon of ISSI. J. B. EMU RY. Secretary. February 9 tutti*! tuths7 CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF COM? MERCE-FORTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY THE CHAMBER WILL DINE ON THURSDAY, February ll, 1869, at Five o'clock P. M , at thc Hibernian Hall. Member) Intending to dine can obtain their tickets from tho Treasurer, No. 10 lioyce Sc co.'s Wharf, or at the Hall on Thur-day, at Three o'clock to Five o'clock P. M. Dinner will be served up at Five o'clock P. M. COMMITTEE OY ARRANA EMENT8. FRED. TUPPER, li. P. MOWRY. I LEE HOWARD. E. W. FROST. I P. J. BARBO r, Fobruary 9 3 Secretary and Treasurer. M. E. GRAND ROYAL A lt CH CHAPTER OF SOUTH CAROLINA. THE ANNUAL ORAND CONVOCATION WILL bo holden, Deo Vol?ate, iu Masonic Hall, Charleston, THIS DAT, tho 9th Instant at 13 Meri? dian. The punctual attcudnnce of the Graud Offi? cer*, Members and Delegate* is particularly requeu? ed, tor tbc confederation of important business and tbc election of Grand Officers for the Masonic year enramar. By order of (he M. E. G. H. P. EBENEZER THAYER, February 9 1 Orara Secretary. ST. PATRICK'S BK?EVOLUENT SO? CIETY. THE MEMBERS OF THE ST. PATRICK'S Benevolent Society will attend tho i emular Monthly Meeting at Masonic Hai". IBIS EvKgaco. al half-past Seven o'clock. A lull ano dance >s necessary as business relating to the Anniversary will bc acted on. W. BAKER, Secretary. Fabruart 9 SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY SO? CIETY. A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS J\_ s-ociety will bo held THIS EVENINO, the 9th in.uint, nt No. 310 Mcettng-strcot, at Seven o'clock precisely. By order of the President. FRIED. HTSCH, Fcbiuary 9 1* ?nasurer. I. O. O. F.-JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 4. THE RECUL IR ME h TING OF THT5 LODGE will bo held THIS EVKNIHO at r-cven o'clock precisely. Putctual attendance of tho membor8?3 earnestly requested. J. L. LUNSFORD, February 9 lu Secretar}-. /ctlilijcrs. T. J. KEHR & CO., KERK'S WHARF, OFFER FOR SALE: ]_)ERuVIAN GUANO . LAND PLASTER HOKE DU-T ZLLL'? sUPEBJ?n03FHATE Wh?ilock's -VEGElATOtl," or Ammoniateil Pbosphata. And will n oeive oidera fur tao | urchasc of any of tho FLRT (LIZERS in niarltot, and "ive pinners in? formation of thc same. 3 Fok ruary 9 PEUUTlAN GU M. Pf\ TONS GINU1NI: FERUVIAN GUANO LAND. t)\J ING thia da? from schooner Vraie, aod for sale by H&VEN c.L .v CO. February & 2 GUASO. PERUVIAN GUANO. i)f\f\ TONS No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO. WAR ??\J\J RANTED geuuiae and direct frrni agents' wan house-. 10 art IVO per schooner KOBEi'frcm New York. For sale by lt. M. BUTLER, February C No. 72 East Bay. GUANO. Q A A TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, IN Ovv Store and to n-nvc direct from Uio agents, waiiautcd piuo. Poing among ? ho ll st wbointio duccu Gumo into tho .-tate, I ran ooulldcntly rclrr to my pluming friends that iu the series of year* ibat I have sold it 1 have always giv?.n tu eui a good article. i urchascrs will 6nd it lo their inlorcst lo cive mc a cad cefore buyin?, as, from the f cmtlcj I have, l am enabled lo put lt at the lowest market pike. I am also />goLt for th? Malo for thc tollowing standard NA NUKES, which I olleras follows: t-olmlc Pacific Guano, '.65 cash, or t7i) llrst No? vember, 18C9; approved security, wi;h 7 per cent, in? terest. Bitigh's Raw Bono Phosphat?. SCO caih, or SG5 ; timo a< above. l-bccn-x Guaco, S55 cash, or ?G3; time ca nbavo. Wi cox li Gibbes' Manipulated Guano, $70 cash, or $85; tune cs above. Flour of Huno, if t?a cash. Farmer's fluster or Gypsum, warraulccl, $3 50 per barrel ol 32u pounds-cash. J. N. ROBSON, Nos. 1 and 3 Atlantic Wharf. Januaiy 19 tuthslmo DAC THE LODI MANOFACTOBING CO. (ESTABLISHED IS 10. INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND fora pamphlet descriptiva of their Fertilizers. Wo offer our DU U lt LE REFINE.; P UDRBTTE, equal to tits best Superphosphate, al tho tow price of $25 i e-ton. This Company also make a supe? rior article of Hitrophospbato aui [.ure Bono Lust, bee testimoniale: K M. lonn, smithfield. Va., says where ho u'cd tl.?iDoablo Refined Fouidretle ou corn it doubled the yield WILLIAMS BROS . Dover, Del, says it gave tb-?r rhubarb and toma leo u vigorous growth, ripeuiug ?ho lat cr two weeks cartier I\ W. HUTCHISON, >T , near O' orokec, fia., says lt nearly doubled bia yield of cotton. Hon LL! S. RHORTEB, Lu?anla, Ala., fays his cot? ton wa? luily oiiuul to adjoining nelds maniu'Od with the best Su|Hirpbo>pbatu.4. h. MoNieouEav, El avilie, Gi., sayo it increased his ?.ron ot colton 150 Iba per a ore. G b. COLICKY. M arie t a, Ga., us? : ti on cora aud cotton iw.d sa) ? it ni' re than doubled tho jio.d. te n.;:aid, it tho cheapest and mo. t rehab.e Fc-rdliaer u-.iiiia bis knowledge. Ex-Governor KITH, Wnrreutnn. Va,, tried it with three sevi ru! crops the last and present ye.<rs. .md a:iyi?: '-I pro> OUBCC it with eonlldouoe a most vulua blu niauiiic." i ho Superintendent of General W. R. Cox. Pollt Island l'lania?on, N. C., says: MI think the 1'oudrttte need for e ira oa> not bo surnamed; us d it also on ou. u which produced a lame yield. Dc E. M. I'J?NDLVTON, ai aita, Ga., nays: "The Nitronboaph'Jte of Lime, used un cotton made 218 nuf e.a. the first \oar. Professor UEOKOE H. COOK, of the New Jersey SUtu ?gricultural College, at New Hruuswick. nays: ..Ibo I'ouflo Relined Eoudrotte and Nttropbosphale of Lime paid us full 100 per oaut. anove their mar koi vaine in the iuereuse o? crops thia year." Ad.irosH LODI MANUFAO UlifNG COMPANY. Box <139. New York Postofflce. Office No. CO Court lauot-suoet. J. A. ENSLOW & CO. CHARLESTON, AGENTS l-'Oft THE COMPANY. January H thftu3uiU8 ALTA VELA PHJhPHATi. T IB COMPOS D OF THE GUANO FROM ALTA VELA, Combined with otho- fe rt ill zing material scientifical? ly treated, making a OOMPLK1B M-iNURE. Tho Company importlag the Guano direct from the rieb deposit ; of tir Ja at ALTA Vi LA, is enabled to furnish, at a low price, a Fertilizer not excel. leJ. Por sale by HENRY COBIA cv CO., At Charleston, S. C., for olXTY DOLLARS PER TON. or tho ALTA VELA GUANO COMPANY, No. 67 Broadway, New York. January 08 imo ^ BO.' II. U O 1* P O O K, FACTOR AMD 0OMMC8SION MERCHANT, ACCOMMODAnON WHARF, Charleston, S. C. P. GADSDEN HASELL. timos September 21 (tames no ?imhntm. WESTERN BULK BACON SHOULDERS. 2CT BHDS. AND TIERCES PRIME BULK r) SHOULD (?RS 2G hhds. Western Sn;okori Bacon fhouldora 20 bcd'. Webern.Smelted Clear Rib Sides 30 tierces "Peedee" and Jarris' Louisville Hams 1000 sacts I.ivipool Salt, in fine order 1U00 bbls. Eating and Seed Potatoes. In store and fer ea:e by BERNARD O'NEILL, No. 180 East Bay. FtbruoryO 3 FRUIT! FRUiT! FRUIT ! JUST HECE1VKD PER SCHOONER AZELDA AND LAURA, FROM BAR? ACOA, CUBA. lOOO BNASCHE3 ?F CH0ICE BED BA?U* 35,090 COOOANUIS. Tbo same will bo cold in lots te suit purchasers, at BARI' it ?V KI H'S, February 9 5 No =. 55 and 57 ? arkct-slreet. PRIME NORTHERN SEED RICE FOR SALE. APPLY TO JAMES It. PEINOLE. December 8 2eow2mo-tuf ~E ASTE BN HAY. FOR SALE FROM UNION WHARVES' STORE? HOUSE in quantities to suit pu rc ti asor.?. Ap. pty to COUft'lEfAY k TREN HOLM. Februiryi thtu2 PRIME WESTERN BACON, SHOULDERS, ?Vc. OA BHDS. STRICTLY PRIME WESTERN C. R. 4\J SIDES AND SHOULDERS 10 linds. BrightShculdtrs. Landing and for sale by Februarys 2 LAUBEY le ALEXANDER. PICKLES, KETCHUP. &c. EXTRt LABOE PICKLES, IN BARRELS . Mushroom, Walnut, and 'Tomato Ketchup Devilled Ham, in 1 lb. cans Desiccated Codfish, in 1 lb. box's A supply of Keller's celebrated at sot ted package Candies. Just received at thc CO-OPERA'I IVE GEOCERY STORE. Southwest cernor Meeking and Marr.et streets. Goods delivered rrco January .ii DEMIJOHNS, BOTTLES ASI) IMPORTED LAGER BIER. 1 CZC\t\ J'TVE GALLON DEMIJOHNS lOvU 2C00 iiem:j Uns, smaller sizes 100 crates Claret and Madeira Bottles 100 casks Bottled Lager Bier, in quarts and pints. Imported Dom Bremen, and inc salo by CLACIUS ic WITTE, February 1 thstu3mos No. 86 East Bay. ASH AND CYPRESS LUMBER. NOW LANDING AND FOR SALE ON MAR? SCHALL'* Wharf, at whole-ale er retail, 7000 feet ASH and 4000 feet CYPRESS LL'MB KR. by Fobuiaiyi thstuS JoH.S MAHSHA'.L. Jr. SEED RICE. I tOC\f\ Bff-'HkLS OF SEED RI0F, GROWN L?Uv on North Sau tee, weighing H pounds perbu hel." For ade by W. C. COURTNEY & CO., January 20 tuihslmo No. 9 Boyce's Wharf. PJBA&. WANTED JO PURCHASE. 5HAA BUS II ELS SOUND PEAS, FOR IM ,UUU MEDIATE, orders, for which the ' highiet iLarkot price will be paid. Apply to JOHN CA li PSEN k CO. February 1 . tuths3 SPLENDID MAGNOLIA HAMS. f O CASKS OF NEW CROP MAGNOIIA HAMS. JL ?j For silo bv GEORGE W. WILLIAMS k ( O.. Factors. FcbiuaryC ?Tu: h? Cburck-?trcot. ^VALHALLA PRODUCE. ONIONS. AFPLLS, BEANS. AND DRIED PEACH? ES amt Apple* SEED AND EATING POTATOES. GOODblCD. WEST!RN RED, GARNET CHILI Mercar?, Prince Alben s. Jr cl:-ou Whites I each Blows, Piik Eyes, end Davis Seedling. for cale bj MOPPET k WdaRTON. Fcbruaiy 0 btutblmo No. 22 1 sat Bay. ???ROE W. WILLIAMS & CO., Wholesale Grocers, CHARLESTON, S. C., OFFER FOE SALE LOW FOR CASH : QAAA SACES SALT ?VJU V R>"c barrels Pink Eyo Seed Potatoes 100 bales Gunny Bagging iii)'1 col's Hemp und Manilla Ropo 1000 kegs Nails 200 lian els Coffee Sugar, A, B and C 51)0 b.<gs Rio C off.'o lt'O barrels New orloaus Molasses 300 box. ? Adamantino Candles 500 keg* Orango Mills l'oivdcr 100 hogsheads New Crloins an 1 Musco? vado .-ugar 100 tierces Rico. January 19_tuthalmo SALT. BAGGING, &c. SaCKs LIVERPOOL SALT O'/L' 15 bales Dundtc Bagging 20 bale? tjunry Clotn 10 hhds. Buoon sides and Shoulder? . KO bbl.*. Crushed and Oe tito Sugars 50 bblB. S. H. Molass-s 100 boxes boap, varions brands Tobacco, Candles. Flour, Rico, Ac. For sale by RAVEN EL k HOLMES, No. 177 East Bay, January ll Imo Opposite Accommodation Wharf. WHARTON & MOFEE IT, NEW YORK. M 0 F FE TT & WHARTON, CHARLESTON. NO. 23 EAST BAY SI BEEF. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING BY EVERY STEAM? ER, APPLES and PO I A l'oh!S. and offer for salo thc tollowing varieties of Eating and Seed POTATO ESl Goodrich Secdllng-PINK EYE Early Harrison-AI ercer Jacks, u Whites-Dykeman's Western Red-Duck Eye Chill Fed-Davis seedling Peach Blow-Early Roso. Earlies ordering for aced should do so at once, be? fore thc rivers and canals are troten up. T. J. WHARTON, No. 115 Weit-Htrcel, New York. J\MK:w. M OFF KIT, No. 22 East Hay street. Charleston. December 30 3mo PLAN r?N(Tim\v?^?sr~ I A Al ? BARRELS CHOICE PINK EY fi PLA NT LUUU INO POTATO*.'. For sa'e by GEO. W. WILLIAMS ? rrj. January 09 Die 12 GENUINE SEED POTATOES TO ARRIVE. FIVE liff S DREI) DARRELS. O A A A8T- WESTERN Rk'D POTATOES ?jl/W 100 bb!e. Chili Red Potatoes 10!) bbls. Garnett Red Potatoes 100 bbls. Pink Eye Potatoes. On board tho schooners A. E. Glover and Jona? ? mitb. For sale by JOHN F. O'NEILL & SON, December 20 No. 167 Fa?t Lay. /inunriai. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD STOCK rOR SALE. APPLY ro JAMES M. srfXOKELFORD, Broker, No. 14 Broad-street. Februar) 8_3 RANK OF LIVERPOOL. DRAFTS AT SIGH I ON THE ABOVE BANK, IN sums lo suit purchasers, for talc by G. A. TRENHULM ? SON. January 30 _3tuth5 NEW YORK AND Liverpool Exchange. FOR SALE BX GEORGE W. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Jamiiry23 _stuihI2 BANK BILLS ! BASK BILLS ! WANTED. BANK FILLS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND highest price paid, i?y A il UR KW M. MOR'LAND. February 2 3ro*er, No. 8 Oroad-street. W ILLIS di C111SOLM. FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS ANS SIIIPP1NQ AGENTS, WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Dornest!? Portel ot COTTON, RICB, LUMBER AN? NAVAL ?TORES ATLANTIC WHARF, Charlearon, 3. O. E.WILLIS. .A. E. CHISOLM, Octobor 25 (tatties ant) fliisctMtons. J SALT, CORN, HAT. T. J. KERR & CO., KERK'S WHARF, OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST MARKET RATES: fTAAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT; 'JUST 0\JVJ\J landed ana In fine order. 8000bushels PRIME WHITS CORDI, in bulk orin nein 2000 bale? PRIME NORTH RIVER HAT. February 9 3 SHOULDERS AMD SIDES. OK BHDS. PRIME WESTERN SHOUTDERS 00 36 hhds. Prime Woltern C. B. Eides. ALSO, 25 hhds. DRY SALT h D CLEAR BIB SIDES 20 boxes Dry Salted Clear 8ide8. For sde by H1NHY COBLA k CO. February 9 MERCER POTATOES AND . ASPARAGUS ROOTS, 1 (\(\C\ ASPARAGUS ROSIS _LUvU 10 bbls. Mercer Potatoes. For aale by 0. BING, Ko. 3S3 King-street. , February 9 1 Late D. L. & Co. BY LYERY r* TEAMER. WM. S. CORWIN k CO. RECEIVE A FRESH supply of CRACKERS and BISLUITS, G obten Butter, Flour. Ac. FRESH PEACHES, PINEAPPLES, QUINCES, STRAWBERRIES, Cherries, Apple Butter, Tomatoes, Green Corn, tireen Peas, Succotash, String Beans, Asparagus, Mushrooms, Truffles, in two and three poun J cana, at WM. S. CORWfVN k CO., _No. 276 King-street. FRESH il?i??, LOBSTER. MACKEREL, LITTLE NECK CLAM?, in one, tao and three pound cans Devilled Entremets- Hsm, Turkey and Lobster, for luncheons, icc. Farlee of Wild Game, Sardines, Bref a la Mode, Tur? key, Chicken, Sausage Meat, in cats, of good quality, at WM. S. CO "WIN k CO., _No. 275 King-street. MUSTARD. SPICES, SWEET HERR*, RAISINS, CITRON, Currants, Prunes. Driod ? pples. Brandies, Eigs in boxes and drums, at 25, 6Cc and $1 ; Pecans, Hasel and Hickory Nuts, Soft .-hell Almonds, con? stantly on baud, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., _No. 276 King-street. CHOCOLATE. COCOA. BREAKFAST COCOA. BROMA, H OM CE PATH IC Cocoa, a fresh supply at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 Eine-s erect. CHOICE FULTON MARKET BEEF, FAMILY PIG PORK, MESS BEEF AND MESS PORK, Codfish, Yarmouth B oners. Dutch Herring, Sardelles. Mackerel, Pickled and Smoked Sa'mon, Halibut Fins, Sounds and Tongues, receiv? ed every week, at WM. 8. CORWiN k CO., _No. 275 Kit g-strect PIPER 11EIDSEICK, VE CLICQUOT, PON^ABDIN. MOCK k CHAN DOV* Imperial, Mum m's Piivato Stock, Cabi? net Vcrzenay, Dry Sillery and Veiz.-noy, warranted genuine, and for sale by WM. S. CORWIN k CO., _Ko 27S King-street. SATIN GLOSS, PURL AND BLUE STARCH, 1.HG, BUTTON AND LIQUID BLUEING, SOAPS, 1 Candles, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO.. ??_No. 275 King-street DAV1V DIAMOND AND MAGV VOLTA HAMS, CHOICE'BREAKFAST STRIPS, SMOKED AND PICKLED 10NGUES. Concentrated Beef and Pork, German bau-age, at ? WM. S. CORWIN k CO.. _No.275Kli'g-6treet, RED AND BLACK CURRANT, CRAB APPLE, QUINCE, BLACKBERRY AND Calves' Feet Jell', Guava Jelly, Preserved Cbow Chow. Poaches, Quinces. Limes, Raspberries, in g ass. Brandy Peaches, Gages,. Apricots, Pi? Fruits, for sale at WM. S. CORWIN & CO., _No. 275 King-street. ENGLISH PICKLES, CHOW CHOW. ONIONS, CAULIFLOWER. WAL? NUTS; Mushroom. Walnut and Tomato Cat? sups; Worcestershire. Jobn Bull, Tndla Scy, Paoli, Reading sauces; . ssence ot Sbiimps . nd Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Curry Powder, Sa-ad Dressing, at WM. S. OR WIN at CO., _Ne. SK King-street . ANGOSTURA'S, BOKER'S, HOSTETfEB'S, BOSS' ST. DOMIN? GO. Staughton Bli Tr BS Drako's Plamatiou Bitters, 91 per bottle, Sliper case, at ._WM. S. U RWIN k CO. ANISETTE, MARIS! HINO, CURACOA, KRUMMELL, AbMN'THE, CHAR TREUSP, Creme de Menthce, Rose, Candle, Hoyan. Parfait Amour. Huile ne Vanille For sale by WM. 6 CORWIN k CO., _No. 275 King-atreet. YJRGIN OIL OFAIX, LUCCA OIL, CAPERS. SPANISH AND FRENCH Olives, Olives Farcie'. Anchovies. Congress, Kissingen and Vichy Wafers, at WM. S. CORWIN & CO., ? _No. 276 Klng-streeie* HECKER'S FARINA, PATENT AND PEARL BARLEY, SAGO, TA PIOCA, Maizena, Corn Marri). A?row Root, Cometock's national Food, Italian Macearon! and Vermicelli, Cox's Sp?ikling and Cooper's Ge'attre, Fiecce, American and Russian Isinglass, will be found at WM. r>. COLWIN & CO,, _No. 276 King-street PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HEOKER'H SELF-RAIS? ING Wueat and buokwheat i-luur. Rice Flaur, 1 reston & Merrili's ind Pioneer Yoasc Powder, Wor ce?tei Hop Yeast ?Jakes, Cream Tortor, soda. All Of tho best quality, at WM. ."?. COLWIN k CO., _No. 275 King-street CHOICE GOSHEN, ENGLISH DAIRY, PINEAPPLE. LLD AM, SAP SAGO, YOUNG AMERICA J?BESES, at WM. S. CORWIN & CO , _No. 275 King-?trect "FRENCH, AMI RICAN AND CIDER VINEGAR, WARRANTED PURE PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER, OF 1 HE BEST quality, received every week; (looking Butter, Prime L*a! Lard, ia 3,5, 10 and 21 lb packages, and in any quantity to suit purchasers at WM. S.COHWfN&CO., _No. 276 King-street CLARET WINES. GODARD'S COUlltY, JOHNSTON'S ME DOO, St. Loubos, Branderburg Freres, KL Jollen Mudoc, Chateaux Margaux, i'bateau Yanera, Hock heirocr. Lanbuiihcimor, Haut s uterne, Chambertin, Nuits, i los de Vougeot, of direct importation. For sale by WAI. a. CORWIN k CO.. No. 27J Kinc-strect OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, GENUINE MOCHA. LAGCAYRA, fRIME RFD Ui 'Fi-EE-. Constantly on ha. d, Parched and Ground Java coffee, warran ed pure, by Wai. S. LORAIN At CO., No. 275 Kiug-street. LONDON PORTER, JEFFREYS', BASS', ALLSOP'S, MUIR k EONS and Tennent'* ALES. Imported recently and direct by WM. B. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King-street. ALSO, A supply of PHIIADELPHIA PORTER, In pints. ?SUGAR HOUSE AND GOLDEN SYRFP, "XTEIT OBLEANS AND MUSCOVADO MOLASSES, i.1 at WM. 3. CoRWLN k CO., _No. 275 Klng-?treet LUB1N\S FLAVORING EXTRACTS, IIQU?D RENNETT, ORANGE FLOWER WA i 1ER, Rose Water, Celery and Caraway Feed, Mock 1 urtie, Ox Tall a d i ornato Soap. Borden's Coucertrated Ixtract ot Beef, lourlelol's Essence of Beef, far soups au J in va ids, Fo sale at WM. CORWIN k OO.. No. 27* Kiotr-treet. ??r0I?MK? Oi MACBETH, Ne. 30 Broad-itreet, Charleston. K O., BROKERS, AUCTIONEER". REALB8TATE . AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will ?itttend to Ronuai,; and Collecting o? Ben? and purchase and sae of OWC?J, Bonos, Gold, Silver and Heal Esta o. ALSO To tho Purchase of Goods and Supplies for parlies m tho country upon reason .ble erma. G KOBO ? L. HOUfES....ALKXAKDEB MACBETH. Janu-ryl * lyr