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THE DAILY NEWS. -o IO BP AS . PARSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. OFFICE Nb. 149 EAST BA Y. -o CBSJK-DHU NEWS, one year.$6 00 DAILY NEWS, six mon the. 3 00 DAILY NEWS, three months.2 00 XBI-WEEKXY NEWS, one year.3 00 Tm-WEEKLY NEWS, .<>': months.2 00 PAYSOKT invariably in adva: ce. No paper seat anlese the cash accompanies thc order, or for a long? er time than paid for. Tm? DAILY NEWS will be served to subscribe:-- in 5fce city at 15 cents per week. AJOVEBTMEM-.SYS.-First insertion, 15 cents a linc; ?subsequent in.-ertionp, 10 cents a line. Business Ifoticca, 20 cents a 'tine. Marriage and Funeral No? tices, One Dollar eacb. ?UMMARY. -Gold closot1 in New York yesterday at 35. -Cotton in New York closed dull and lower. Sales 2000 bales at SO cents. -Cotton in Liverpool closed easier but not lower. Sales S0OO bales. Uplands 12.id.al2?d. -No life insurance company has o .r failed in this country. -Mexican journals accuse Minister Rose? crans or -hinting"at annexation, in his public utteraiicc?. -Bonnets ore worn, smaller than ever. A pnffing of velvet and a fall of lace, and lo ! you have a bonnet. -High-necked dresses are cut a little lower ? in-the front to make room for thc locket so much v.-oru at present. -Tho Georgia Legislature bas passed a res? olution to oloct Representatives to Congress on the first Monday in April. -The Now iori; Socioty for the Prevention of-Gambling caotured thirty-two clerks last month, tn tho different gambling saloons of .{he city. - The Countess of Sartiges. wife of the for? mer Minister of France in this country, who .was a Piotestant, has just become a Boman Catholic. -The society to propagate tho Catholic faith receivi . a million dollars last year, of .?which n;nr-tenlhs was from one cent por week snbscnptiois. -John Bn.ngham btis made a hit in his new theatre, at New York, by introducing a si-ene io whic'j Mis i Effie Germon rides a velocipede on the s:age. -Or.3 nf tho gambling establishments at Baden-Bftdsn hts offered Mrs. Lincoln ?2000 per year to remain tbero as tho guest of that establishment for throe yoar;. The oiler has been aooepteJ. ' -Tho Now York gossips say that Elw'n Booth bisbe^n pla>ing Romeo to Mifii Mary JtoVichcrs' Juliet, for several months, and thc probabilities tro teat he will soon chango thc roh to that o? Benedict. -Tile total cost of the Prussian war of lSGb', as verified bv tho Berlin Court of Accounts, */a->u .t3 to 150.830,714 thaJers (three francs iieven;.' -five centimes each), and of which 7^9, 096 wm e fer secret political purposes. . -A eorrc*pondent mentions toat hcncciui . isard tuero will not be two altar lights during thc celebration of tho Sacrament at St. Alban's, Holborn, London, but that seven pendant lamps wilt h? kept constantly burning bofor? ibo altar. - \t tho omening of the Legislativo Cham? bers in Paris, the procession was attentive!; WAtchtid by ex-Qaoen Isabella from ber oresont abode. It was remarked that stio wore a I??>li oX deap melancholy, donbtk-ss caused by former recollections^ . r-The authorship of "Thc Girl of tho Period" ?aiad othir essays of the samo class published in the S'.itnrdav Review, is now attributed on gopd authority to Mrs. Lynn Linton, author of **l&sio Lorian" and other novels. Edmund .Yates says so, and be ought to know. - -A curious feature marked the business of "ibe London Stock Exchange a fortnight ago. There was a revived demand for tho Confede? rate loan, wnich was quoted at ?9 10s. Tho idea tbat some recognition of these bonds may be given by the Anglo-Americau com? mission, bas brought .about this renewed ?peculation. -There is no mistaking the feeling engen Stored among the several factions ol Republi? cans. It is quite bitter, but except as lo thc ^Wa<?e and Butler controversy, tho probability ja that the storm will blow over before the sun acts to-morrow. Butler and Wade aro posi? tive men-both courageous and determined wann friends and intense haters. What will come of their "little unpleasantness" is not easily divined. -A peCTiliarly lavored Paris correspondent tells hew Eugenie dresses. When the Empress L ?bout to pass from ber apartment to her crossing-room, the first femme de chambre touches an electric hell that corresponds with the room overhead. Thereupon a trap-door in tho ceiling of thc dressing-room opens, and the toilette the Empress has signified her in? tention of we.tring is lowered from above petticoats, slip, dress, tunics, all ready to put ra, one inside the other, with their trimmings cf flo vars and ribbons, flounces and lace. A ?jaarter of an h our after she ia dressed, neck? lace, jewels and earrings aro in their places, and thou the hairdresser is summoned; for the J?mpross, contrary to tho usual fashion, leaves 1er coiffure to tae last. The whola proc?3s is completod in less than half an hoar. -Tho Herald of Wednesday reports: "South? ern seiiirities wcro mire in ditnand. Private -invosttrs and a few of thc country banks were purchasers. The market closed with thc fol? lowing quotations: Virginia, ex coupon, 5o?a 57; do., new, 62a62?; do., registered stock. 50Ja 51; Georgia six-?s, 82a81;do. sevens, 92$t93; do. sevens, inter-st payable in Giorgia, 87t93; Uorth Caiolinu, ex coupon, 63aC8?; do., new, "61?a62.i; Alabama eights, 93 94; do. fives, 65a 66; Soith Carolina six:s, 73V74; do. nur, 71i72; City of Memphis sixes, 53a54; City of Atlanta eights, 80a8i; 'ityof Savannah sevens, 89aS}0; City or New Orleans consols, 73aS0; Mobile and -Ohio sterling 62ia63; do eights, 50a52; Missis, sappi Central Railroad, first mortgage, 68a70; Memphis and Charleston, first mortgage, 90a ?32; do. second mortgage, 74a76." -There U a prociou3 row in tbe Congres? sional camp at Washington. The Republicans sro divided into four parties-one sustaining tho action ot the Sonate in the Georgia matter; another sustaining the decision of tho House, which was tbe reverse of that of the Satiate ou -?tho sam'-' subject; another party sustaining the rulings of Speakor Colfax and Senator ?Wade, tho latter characterized by Butler as arbitrary; .md another party maintaining that General Butler was right in the positions ho .argued. Tho Democrats favor any and all positions that are calculated to increase tho in? felicity and confusion among the various fac? tions of thc Republicans, aud they take com tort in ttic prospect of a big breach between tko Senate and tho Houso, which they say is tbe ircmediite distance, as indicated by oc? currences of to-day. -A correspondent who knows what he is talking about, writes to the Cincinnati Com? munal: ; in some future ago those who read the history of these times will wonder that Cincinnati did not put forfh all her en erg c to connect herself by rail with Charleston. * * * * * Now, let us suppose all this don?, and how will the affair look ? Passengers will go easily and comfortably to the waters of the ; Atlantic in twenty-two bonne, and freight will go in forty-four hours. Arrived there, a steam? ship awaits you for any part of Europe, aud another for the West India Islands. You will find yourself in the tropics or in tho Louvre Gallery at Paris before you know it. In vain do New York and Boston think they have a monoply of the Atlantic trade. Time is neces? sary for all human things, bat a little time will divest them of this delusion. The great Mississippi Valley will soon make its own way to the Atlantic and Pacific, and that way will not ba via New York and Boston; not at all, sir. Ii was absolutely necessary we should destroy slavery, before we could bring the West and South into a fair understanding with one another. But ne shall have it now." CHARLESTON. SATURDAY MORNING, FE BR UAH Y IS, 1869. Thc Incoming Administration. Who are to compose the Cabinet of the President elect ? This, with th? press and politicians of the North, is the great ques? tion of the hour. It was hoped that the day which witnessed the counting of the electoral votes and the official announce? ment of General Grant's election, would have solved the riddle; but that day has come and gone, and the mystery is a mys? tery still. It would seem that the hero of Appomattox is willing to test the value, in civic policy, of that taciturnity which has already served him so well, in popular es? teem, as an evidence of-or, perhaps, a substitute for-omniscience in the art of war. But aside from thc manifest conside? rations thu would incline Grant to re? main the same spbynx at the White House that he was in the field, there are very good reasons to justify him in withholding the announcement of his Cabinet as leng ns is consistent with a proper respect for the convenience of those whom he mny have singled cut as its members. By this time he must have learned something of the ways of Washington politic?, and he might very well dread the tremendous pressure to which euch an announcement would sub? ject him, during the interval between now and the 4th of March, in order to secure :t change of purpose with regard to some or all of the men selected. Nor could thc Cabinet officers themselves, thus nominated in advance, hope to escape. Each of them would be exposed toa still more formidable onset from the grand army of oIRce-seck era ivho would consider the scramble for the spoils fairly begun, and each of them would have to make for . himself a host of enemies among thc disappointed, before he had himself assumed thc.office to which he had been assigned. But though unheralded, as yet, there is reason to believe that the choice of thc President elect is already fixed. When he sees fit to give it to the public, we Bhall have tte best index, in the character of the men chosen, of thc spirit that will really govern his administration. For, in the formation of thc future Cabinet, he is understood to have resolutely held Llmsclf aloof from ?ny and all outside in? fluences, following only the bent of his own will. More than once he has remarked in conversation on the subject, tba' he would as soon seek and expect advice in the s?? lection of a wife, as of a member of his Cabinet;-that the relations and duties in? volved in the position arc of so close and" confidential a charac er as to make it indis? pensable that the President should bo loft entirely free to select his advisers for him? self, and that he would regard all efforts to overrule his personal wishes, or to induco a change of purpose in this regard, as so improper and out of place as to savor of impertinence. These being his views, the people of the South, who are so largely interested in thc results of his administra? tion, will naturally await with koen inter? est the nominations that he is to make. Thc Saraunah and Charleston Railroad Our readers along the seaboard, between this city and Savannah,will rejoice to learn, by the accounts which we publish from Co? lombia, that the prospect is bright for the speedy passage, by the General Assembly, of the bill which will put thc Savannah aud Charleston Railroad fairly upon ita legs. The bill, in the amended form in which it passed the Senate and was yesterday re? ported upon favorably to? the House, reads as follows : A BILL TO ENABLE THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES? TON l?AILn??D COMPANY TO COMPLETE TUEIB BOAB. B'. it enacted by the Senate a.id House of Represon^itives of the Su:e of South Caro? lina, now mst and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the aatnc : SECTION 1. That toe Savannah and Charles? ton Railroad Company is authorized und em? powered to borrow and raise tho sum of not moro than fivo hundred thousand dollars, to be us.- .i in extending and rebuilding their road uutle.- the provisions cf their charter. SEO. 2. Tuat for this pur poso the said com? pany in hereby authorized and empowered to issue bouda to the amount of not more than five hundred thousand dollars, payable twenty yiars after the date thereof, With coupons at? tic ?ed for interest at tho rate of seven per cent, per annum payable semi-annrally. Ssc. 3. That the said campan, in hereby further authorized and required to fund and redeem the coupons for interest of thc buuds of tho Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company, guaranteed by tho State, now past due, and that may fall dnu ou or before thc first day of September, 1869, by issuing there? for an equal amouut ot then: bonds, with cou? pons attached for interest, payable seini-an nu illy at the rato of seveu per cent, per annum, and "the principle to become dncintwen y years after the dato thereof. ADd tbe payment of the said bonds, so to be issued in substitu? tion for interest coupons, shall be guaranteed by tho S.ato in the same manner, and as fully as the said original bnn&s of tho Charleston ami Savannah Railroad Company aro now guarani'") 1. snbjecs, however, to "tho provi? sion of section six of this act. SEC. 4. The bouda hereinbefore authorized for rebuilding said road Bhall be used exclu? sively for the building thereof, and tho outfit ot' tho same. No sa arv snail be paid to any officer ot tho said ros,d" out of the funds eo raised by this act. SEC. 5 If at any time after the finding of ike interest coupons, ss above provided, the paid railroad e jmnany shall fail lor six mouths to pay the interest duo on any of their afore? said b inda, thc State shall kavo the right to toko charge of tho road. SEC. C. Thit the present lien of the State of So th Carolina on 6aid mad shall, upon tho itsue ol'tho bonds provided for in and by tho ri rot section of this act, h? postponed und be? come a second ben, which said second lion shall extend over and cover the wholo road, it OUtfit and real estate, as fully as is aheady provided foi by law. The road, shall be com? plete; by thc hitit day of January. 1870. SEC. 7. Tins act shall not be of force until said Savannah and Charleston Railroad Com? ean; consent to the am?ridment of their char ter, so that the property of said corporation shall be subject t:> taxation in conformity to Section 2 of Article XLT of the Constitution, and (mid consent be certified under the seal of company, to tho Comptrollor-General and Secretar.* of State. Upon the; filing of said consent, thc said charter shall bc deemed and held to be modified in comtormity with said section of the constitution : Provided, that no tax shall be assessed or levied upon said road until the same shall have been completed. We trust that a measure at once so just to thc State and so important as an agency in the recuperation of the most desolated region of South Carolina, will become a law without delay, so that the early spring may witness the road in active process of reconstruction, giving active employment to thousands of suffering laborers, and add? ing one more substantial token of our re? turning prosperity. St. Valentine's Day. The days of madrigals and valentines have passed. To-morrow will bo St. Val? entine's anniversary; but few people have thought of it, and fewer still care to ob? serve the ancient fashion for which the saint in some way became responsible. It is true that valentines are to, be eeen ex? posed in the shop windows, but many of the dealers hnve only brought out their old stock this season and made no new pur? chases. It seems almost safe to prophesy that in a few years more the practice of sending sentimental or comic missives to friends or enemies will altogether die out, and St. Valentine's day will be blotted from the calendar. Thc original fashion, in its legitimate shape, was pretty enough; but coarseness and vulgarity have begun of late years to so encroach on sentiment that it has become a "custom more honored ic 'the breach than the observance." It is much better that there should bo no more valentines, until the world grows purer WE PUUMSII this morning, in full, thc opinion of Judge Carpenter, declaring thc Homestead law of this State in conflict witi the Constitution of the United States, so far as it affects contracts made prior to its pas? sage, and therefore void as regards sud contracts. The law is very clear and ex? plicit on the question raised, and in his opinion Judge Carpenter has shown himself acquainted with the law, and determined to enforce it. ???'onts. WANTED, A ti? ?OD ?KCO.VD-HASO POID'ABLE ENGINE, six-horse power. Musi be in fine order in every respect. JAME? lt. PRETGLE. February 13 3 No 6 Auger's North Wharf. WA NT KD. AGENTS. 875 TO 830? PfcR mouth, everywhere, malo and f-male, to in? troduce lie eonuine improved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINK. This machine ?ll ! stitch, hem, fl', tuck, quilt, cold, biud, braic: and I embroider in a most FUtorirT manner. Prier only , ?i8. Fully wairantcd for five years. We will pay ?10C0 1er ai:y machino that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic scam than ours. It make? thc "Elastic Loris ???itch " Every seeojd stitvh can be cut, and f>ti!l the cloth cannot be pulled apart without leanna lt. We pay aocn'.: froni $75,to S200 per month ?nd exicus-s, or a commission trom which tw'ce that amouut can bo mado. Address SECOMI & LO., Pitoburg, Pa.; B?.stou, Moss., or it. Louis, Mo. CAUTION -Do not bo imposed u; on hy other par? ties palming off worttilcen cast iron machines, lieder j th; same namo or otherwise. Our.- is thc only comi? llie and really priciieai cher, maebioc manufac? turer tutusltl* Fobruaiyi WANTED TO PtKCOASK. A HOUSE in tho lower part of thc City, with not less ! than eicht, rooms, nud a eood g ?len and out build in"*. Address A. at NEWS OFFICE. Fehl iar-12 6* WANTED, F1VK HAM'S To WOKK ou a Plantation ne ir Gainesville. Florida, hav? ing a comtoi tublo settlement and a beiltliy locatk u. Onlv rel able bancs need apply, and for these liberal wages will bo paid. Apply at KIRKPATRICK k WUTE'S. No. G Accommodation Wharf. Ftbiuar/11 3 WANTED, KY A liAUY, A SITUATION as Housekeeper, cr to maka he soil gencially u.-o'uI. Compensation no ol jeet, as her desire is to obtain a home. Thc best of rocom:r.o~dations ran be elven. Apply at No. 73 EAST CAY. February 8 Or ANTED, BY A JUA DY ACCUSTOM tV ED to write for the prca*, employment on ene or more Liteiarv Pacers or Magazines, as a WEITET. OK SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Address Miss K. h. W., Post juice, Charleston, S. c. Oc'.-jbcr 3_ AU EN I'S WANTED,-970 TO ?SOO PICK month, or a commission trom which twico that amount can be m ide by selling the Ufos: im? proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY sEWING MA? CHINE; price $18. For circulars and terms, address C. BOWE. S k CO.. No. 320 South lhird-streel. Philadelphia, Pa. 3mo December 5 $Lv> Bent. TO KENT', A PLEASANT ROOM IM A genteel private lamilv, where tiler? are no children. Apply at No. 28 KING-STREET, n?ar *ho Battery. 3 Foomorv li rr>0 Rf KT, THAT DESIRABLE J. DWEIL?NG HOUSE. No. 90 Co ming-trent, containing seven squaro rooms, two attics; pantry, kitchen, and ail necessary ouibuildlngs; immediate posfessio given. For particulars, i>pr.ly a: No 7 GEORGE- 1RFET. sw January lu rfUt KENT.THAT TilKEH. AND A HALF JL story BUICK KE'StDENUl?: in Anson-strect, ono der south of Laurens, l o an approved tenant rent very low. Ai-ply at No. 3" SOCI fcTY-STRKKT, or at Mc-srs. DOWih k MOOE, ro upr ot Meeting and Basel streets. tuthsC* February 9 TO K CAT, THAT CUi'l? GKOCKKY STOJttat the comer ol Doughty and Lucas streets, aient low toa good tenant. Apply ai Ko. 26 Ml DLL I -Wi 1 ' IEE t ! batu_January 2t> EOOillS TO KENT TO A VA 50.1 LY without children. App?v to G. GU AF, nvrtti east corner of WealW. rlh and Pit: street*. February 6 /0i S?le. ]' Twit SAJ?8,KORTY??IOUSR ENGIN B, . with iLf;E ROU,Kl!, complete iu every le s?;cctand iu thorough order. Will bc sold low. Apply io CHIsOLM BROTHERS, February ll lh=itu3 Adgcr's Whuxr. FLU:. SAUti on LI-ASE, THE RESI. UENCb No. 17i.^shiey-str? ci. ou a Un- lot with ah.necessary oulbniidloxf. Hoiuo has six lame und four sn ail room*, furnished willi gae, bot and cold water biths, water HOB?!, kc ; wilbla :'. half | miuu cs* (mik of tho tty Railroad. Apply ON i HE PttKMiStS. luihsfimwi_gtbruajy 9 AT PRIVAT K SALK, TH AT Fl V E f-TAND ?til fix urea for a Grocery, corner iiiuhouu und tost Day streets, No. 35. APidy ON PR?M OES. tlist'i January 21 ST B??f~E?0T? KSJKoit s.V?EtaKAP, if npplied lor immediately (ll Ono 19 horso Portable ENGINE (ll One 4-aorso Purin bia Eugine. ALSO. (1) One 8-horse-power ENGINE, in coori condition. CAMKUON, BARK LE 11 & cu., Northeast corn'.-r Mcsting and Cumberland-streets. January 15 fosi anil /oanii. LO^TVIL?IST OA' THE KlTLIiDUE S1REKT L<neo. the City Railway, probably at thc o-rncr of Calhoun and Rutledgc-streoie, Urse 'RON KEY A sm table revard will bc naid for it. ?flatt at THOQiFiOfa. 2* Febnuryl? PICKED CP ON THE 2d INSTANT, Dear Uie bax. a YAWL BOAT, which the owner | can huv-: by p oviag property ana payiu? expenses. Apply at tko POIN .. HOL'?E, hulllvm's Isluud. February 13_3*_ F'JUNO ADR I ITT, A LA KG W KL AT BO il, which ibo OWL er can have by proving p.o er;y and payii g for this advertisement. Apply ut SANS SOU ::, rutiheofti eo! J. H. DETER I-UX. basement suto Dank Dui ding. 3 Pebioaryli ONE^UNDlTltfo DO- LARS KEW.lKD. S olen irotu nea- bonni-iuV Depot, North ? as;ern R ilroaJ. oa the ICth Ja aun ry. two MULi->. oce alight bay ma* o Hula, b.ack -tipe down tho ] bael: and she t strip'-s around the lrgJ; several aa die marks; head urge und enrri"d low; tusk ou right ide of I? ?or jaw just protruding; about tan jca sold. Tho other u black nose Unie; seviin vearsold; qaick md liv^lv; no marks; boot's loic and witliout frogs; carries bend uigh. 'Ibu above rew?nl Will be p:nd lor :Uo rceovsry or tho Milks with tb-.; tuief, or fl-ty dollars for the Mules. Vf. N. JONE-, Bonneau's, Norliioas era Ra-lrond. Pebruaryll 6* ?t?mp. W ?.SHl\?TO'' I?SG?T III PAW Till" (THABri?SXiE Ab s DOTATION. AN" EX CHA MEETING OF I O li ?SSOOIATION wiil be held THIS imanase, in Masonic Hall, ht half-j).,at .?even o'clock. Thc attontion of the niembri>hlp ls earneslly sohciled. as tho Com nilteo on tho approaching Anniversary .viii m Ute tt.oir rc l<ort, and important business trausactoJ. t'he Committee will meet at the Hall at ceven o'clock. J. L. HONOUR, Secretar:- pro t-m. February 13 BIB?i'. SOCIETY OF CMARltESTOH. THE FIFI Y-EIUHTB ANNIVERSARY OF THE Charleston Bible society will be calebraledon TUESDAY EVENING noxt, the IO1, ti instant, at thc Second Presbyterian < h arch, commencing at half past Seven oVJock precisely, when after the read? ing o: the Annual Hepoit, by the Rsv W. H. ADAMS. appropriate undresses will bc doli veted br the Rev. J. B. PICKETT and the Rev. V7. H. HICKS. The public 'md all friendly lo the Bible Causeare cordially invited io attend. At the close of the Exerci. es a COLLECTION wiil bc taken np. Rev. JOHN T. WIGHTMAN. ) Committee CHARLE-P. FRAZER, [ of J. N. ROBS.N, ) Arrangements. February M 3 IT n ti rcs ia Banhrnpiri). IiV THE DISTRICT CO ll UT OF THE UNI 1 ED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA-Irl THE MATTER OF J?HN w. EIN3, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A PJ?lllION i OR AfJDDICATION OF BANK? RUPTCY WAS FILED ON TBE I?T DAY OF AHUL, A. D. 18G8, IN 6A1D COURT-IN BANK RUP ICY.-This is to give notice tb t on the FTBST DIT CF FEBBU.-BY, A. D. 1669. a Warraut in Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of I JOHN W. KINO, of JiinmonsviliV, in the Coun? ty of Darlington, and State of South Carolina, rtho has been adjudged a Bankrupt, cn hi-own petition; that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belongiug to said Bankrupt, to him or for hia nae. and ibc transfer uf auy property by hun are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to provo their debts, and to choose ono or nv>re?*esignec$ of his Estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bc holden at No. 72 Broad-street, Charleston, S. C., before J. C. C.vR t'ENTER, Registrar, on thc TWEXTT-BEVESTH DAT <<FFEBRUABY, A. D. 1869, at t o'clock P. M. J. P. 51. Et PING, UiJited States Marshal U3 Messenger. February 13_1 IX I'll E DISTRICT COU UT OF THU UNITED STATES, FOR THK DISTRICT OF aOUi d (AUOLINA-IN THE MATTES OFISA*C N. TEAGi; Bi PANK HU PT. UV IV Ii OM A PE . IXION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 18G8, IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY - lhh> ls to give notice, that on tho ELEVENTH DAT or FEBLTJABT, A. D. 1869, a Warrant in iiankruptcy was ?3?ued against thc Estate of ISAAC N. TEAGUE, oi Barnwell, in th- County of Barnwell, and state of .?oath Carolina, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt ou bis own petition ; that iho payment of any debts and de'ivery of any property belonging to said UaulmiptTublm or for his use, and tho transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting "Tibe Oiedi Iors of tue said Bmkrupt, lo prove their dabt?, and to'Choose one or more Assigaccs of his Estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to bo holden it No. 72 Broii-street, Charleston, South Caro.ina, before J. C. CARPEN 'ER, Registrar, on the TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF FEnBU.r.T. A. D. 1SC9, at 12 o'clock M. J. P. M. EPPING, United States Marshal as Messenger. Fobruaryl3_ 1 I? THE DISTRICT COU RT OF THE UNITED STATES. ?'OR THE DIMRIC1 SOUTH CAROLIN A-IN THE M\TT*B OF .TO-IAHM. Wit DER, BANKBUPT. HY WHOM A PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK? RUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 1ST DAY OF JANUARY. A. D. 1869, IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY-This is to give notice that on the ELEVKMTH DAT or FEBBDAUT A. D. 19?9, a War? rant in Bankruptcy was issued against thc Estate of JO-IAH IL WILDER, of sumter, in th? Coun? ty of Sumter, and Slate ot South Carolina, who han been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment of any dul.td and de? livery ol any piopertvbcloncin ; to sai i Bankrupt, to him ur for h>8 use. and the transier ol nuy property by him arc forbidden bylaw; that, a mtetian of the Crp.litois of tho said Bankrupt, to prove their debbi and la choose one or'inore AtiJgueca of his Estate, nill bc held nt a Court of Bankruptcy, to he boldon at No. 72 Broad-treet, Charleston >onth Carolina, before J. C. U ARPENTER, Registrar, on the XWJBf TT-5EVE51U DAT OF FEBRUABY. A. D. 186'J. Ut 1U o'clock A. M. J. I*. M. Efi'ING, United stat?? Marshal as Messe airer. February 13 1 IN THE DISTRICT Cl S ti RT OK THE UNI VED MATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OS M1U1H CARO) INA-IN THE Al A 1 TER Ol* ED? WARD W. SEABROOK. CAN KRUI'I-. Ul' WHOM A PE ITTONFOIl ADJUDICA HON OF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED >>N THE UTsr DAV OF Dc. OEM UER, A. l>. 1868, IN SAID COURT-IN IIANKRUPI iY ? luis is ta give notice that on thu TENTH DAY or FEB? RUARY ' .11.1869, u warra nt in Boukriioicy was ienued uyuinst the catate ol EDWARD W. SEABROOK, of EriistoIsland, in the Couuly ni Co.Mon, and State of South Cai olin i. who has been adjnd cd a Bankin,- . on his own potiion; that the payment ot any doits and edi very ol'an v property belonging to sold Dauk iupte. to him or tor his use. auu thc trauster of any pruperty by bim ore forbidden hy law; ?hat a rueot mg Ot* tM Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove t he ir aubin, aid to euoo-o one or moro Ai-sicnees of his Eatatc, will bo held at a Cour.- of Bankruptcy, to bo hnlden at No. 72 Broid-sreet, Charleston, South Ca-olbM. before J. C. CARPENTER, Registrar, on ibo TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF FEBSUAUY. A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock A. M. J P. M. EPPING. United States Mar.-hal as Messenger. February 13 1 I, THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DUTRIC . CF ROUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MAIMER OF ALEXANDER C. .-HAFFEB, BVNKHUPl.-TN BVNKKUPTCY.-To wkom it .uny encrrn: Thc un? dersign, d hereby gives nour? of his ap- ointment as Assignee of AuKXVNDKR C. SHAFFER, lu (ht County ol Collcton and stalo ol "?vulh Catolina, wubin said DUtrici, who h is heco adjudg? ed a bankrupt upon his o wu petition, hythe Dis? trict Court of said District. Dated the 8th day of Fubruorr, A. D. 1859. JOUN W. BURBIDGE, February 13 s3 Assignee. I? THE DISTRICT COURT OE TUE UNITED STAINES FOR THE DISTRT'T OF SOUTH CAROLINA -IN THE MATTES OF lU MAS PYE, RANKREPI-*N BASKBUPTCY. To idiom it m y conam: 'Le undersigned he'cby (?ives notice of his nppoimment is assignee oi IHO ll AS PYE, in th? Count? of Collcton aud ??ate ot south Carolina, within 8 il J District, who h II been adju.'lgcd a bankrupt upon bis own petition by the District Court cf said Duttrl t. Datud .bo8tu day ot February, 1869. JOHN W. BURBIDGE, February 13 F3 Assignee. (?op?rtncrsl)ip Uoticc. fl EOHCrE IV. LEK A KD CHARLES T SPENCE B havo withdrawn fr. m the n>ni of j GRAEsER. LEE, ?U?TH A; ' 0. Thobusiu sa will bo cmtlniic.1 by CL.iRENCEtA. G RAES EB nnd A. ."YD EY WITH, under-jinj-name and ctylo of | GB ESEBft ?MITH, tD.wlibm allpaynie.nts due thc ;?tc brm must io made and al claims lacseuted, and who will Blgu iu sclllo - eut of its ? fl'.-i s. CL\HENCE A. Glt.iESrR. GEORGE W. LEE. A. SYuNEY SMITH CHAHLEx Sp SUER. Ch rleslor, S. C, Fcbrutiy ll, 1869. IN REI I INO FBOM IHK FIRM OF GR ' B SER, LEE, SMITH & CO. we cordially ro orninend our incoessor-. Messrs. GRAE-ER <fc s.\iaH. to thc favor and natro-agc of 1, of our iriends. GEORt-iE W. t.EE. CHARLES .-PENcER. February ll_3 ' LA VT OK* I'lC E-T.HE UNDERSIGNED have this da-, formed a Cop trbicr>bip lor the prac bee t,i I AW AND EQUI I Y in "uinler ?iud ad? joining Commas, and la the Ueited sta e > Courts for t'ic District ol South Carolina, under the mime and siyle of RI?' HAttDSON lt Mo? E .. JAMES ii G. RICHARDSON. M NiGOMEBY MO'lis. Sumtor, S. C. Febia try 8. I'eb'?irv 9 JAW NOTICE .-ne Ul LL A IV KI VG, J I sq. is thin day admitted a partner in cur Law Partnership. CAMPi'ELL st SEABROOK. I.awvers, No. 30 B.oad-strwl. JAME> B. CAMP?-LL. HENRY SEABBOOK. MCMILLAN KINO. Jamtarv-l 1IOJ5M Hms I HiJhS! HARDWARE OF PiBECI IMPORTATION BX Brig Agra and Steamship Golden Horn, FBOM LIVERPOOL. BRADES' CROWN HOES EL WELL'S UOKS ELWELLS ?SOCKET SPADES sj. EEL CORN MILLS PADLOCKS UN SETS, WITH MASTER KE?S CARRON WARi?. &o. With a cenerul as o IWntol Amo-?cin Hardw?ro and Ploujlis, whien S offer ?ow lor ca-h. c. p. POPPEN a u?, No 417 KING-TREE t, Febiuary 1 Imo* Die Si^n oa the Pavement WAMMsO, .?-UJBs'vKjmEl?S. V\Ht .VLJL THE LEV DING MAGAZINES ANDNEWa ?.-.rEi:s. at publisher's rates. CHARLES C. RIGHTER, ?j.n] 21 No. 161 King-street. /trtilijcts. Letter from Janies Pagan. CHESTER, SOUTH CAB-LINA, Jaauory 0.I860. Dear Sir-I have just received a com mun ?cut-lon from Geo. W. Grafflra. Esq., Trcasursr of Potapsc* Guano Coirmaur, requesting my opinion of thc "PA TAP.iCO." tc bo sent direct to you-which I taite pleasure in doing, as I >inc ?tely believe that it is the beat fertilizer now in ase. I hive tesied its merits fully, an-) And thoao who have UB3d it alongside of other popular fertilizers, do not hesitate to give it tre preference; there are as many kinds in use here as there arc merohants who deal in it. No two houses recommend the same lind, but darin? thc last season I bad a good opportunity of introducing the "PATATICO" GUANO to some extent. I RSV? to t?n (10) different planter* 500 pounds GDAIO to put each on one acre of l3nd, and agreed to take part of the product for pay. They all succeeded well. I got nearly 100 per cent, profit from thc ten acres, and the planters aro satisfied that they got 50 to 100 por cnnL more than they could have expected on the aime land without the GUANO. I also sold small quantities to some twenty or thirty planters, who tried it on all sort? of land. Some of them certify to wonderful results, and every one of them have engaged to take mora for tho coming season. I expect to sell tea timos the amount which was taken last season. I began in 18C7, and have not heard one man say it did not over-pay him for his outlay. In some re? spects it must he supciior to the Peruvian Guano For iustanee, you can mix the seed with the PATAPS co, and the Peruvian must bo covered before plant? ing, i he "PATAPSCO" ucls at onceuaon thc sprouts, as soon as lt comos from the seed and miXes it start right off growing, and prc-vents the sickly slago which cotton, without the stimulus, has to go through-you know thi?. For two or three weeks the cotton piantis in a condition which is so pre? carious that no planter eau say that he has a certain stand. Ibelicvo the 'PATAI^CO" socurfs a better acd more healthy ?tani than, can bc had by tho ap? plication of any otb-? fertilizer. I speak from ex? periments made for two years. I have planted a lit? tle cotton for tho purpose of watching the result, and am sur-- that rolling tho sect iu PATAPSCO GUANO will secure an early and healthy stand of cot? ton, which is like getting a good start in any kind of raco. I would recommend 25) to 303 pouo.Ia to th? acre I made 600 pounds lint from one acre by planting 5G0 pounds of "PATAPSCO," which made 200 ponnds the year bet?re without it, and tho eeasou of 1807 was better for cotton ihon lSCi. 'Ino same field oatie part not fertilized mide moro in 1807 than iu 'C3. I tninK it woul i pay best, howev.r, for about ZOO pounds to the aero. Beapeo tinily, (stoned) JAMES PAGAN. For further information, apply to CUURTEtVA V i.V. TltE > 1101. <r. Gsucral Agents, Union Wharf, February 13 e'i Charleston, S C. iou SALE, ?1H4TE0 nPSOWTES, FEOM THE Maryland Fertilizing and Manu? facturing Company. TONS AMMONTATED SUPEKPUOSPHATE, IN UA.OS - Tons Ammoniatcd super Cotioa Fool, in bags. manufactured from the Bono Phosplutes of sou h Carolina, by the a'iovo Company, tn baltimore nf which "Lawrence -ani-siou" is Pre.-ident. -These Fc lilizora aro recommended as being weil adapted lo our >oll. and equal .ii'iiot'superiorj to any now on iho m irltct, containing all the properties requisite for a first cla.-s manure JAMES lt. PRINGLE, Agent, Factor and Commission Merchant, February 13 6 Ho. 0 Adgcr'n wharf. rH? LODI MA?i?F?CT?M?G CO. {ESTABLISHED 1810.) INVITE PLANTHRS AND FARMERS, 'to -END for a pamphlet descriptive of thoir Fertilizers. Wo offer our DOU"LE UEFLNEu P ?DRE1TE. equal to tho best superphosphate, at thc low price of $2? i cr ion. 1 his Company also moke a supe? rior article of Nitrophosphate and i.urc Roua Lust. See testimonials: K M. i olin, smithfield. Va., says where he u-'dl tb?- Double Refined Poudrotie on eora if doubled the yield WILLIAMS Baos , Dover. Del., says it gave thtir rhubarb und toraatoo< a vigorous growth, riyeniug the lat'er two weeks earner P. W. HuicmsoN. sr, near Cherokee, Go., says it nearly doubled bis yield of colton. Hon. ELI S. MIOBTSB, Eufaula, Ala., says his cot? ton wu? fully equal to adjoining acids manured with the beal Superpno-phatos. ?. MONIOOMES?, Et .-.ville. Ga.. sayB it increused his crop ut cotton iOU lb-t per ucrc. G. b. OOLESBY. .Mariel u, Ga., usa ' it on corn and cotton and nj* tt nii-re than doubled the jie.d. ne regard i il tho cheapest and inOit rciiab.e Fertilizer withtu his knowledge El-Governor . MITH. Warrenton. V.l.. tried lt w.th three several crop? ibo lust and present yo irs. und says: 'Tm-o-ouucu it witli confidence a mott valua? ble manure." 'ihe Superintendent of Genend W. R. Cox. Polk Island Plantation. N. C.. says: "Iihini: Vus Po.idrutte used for c iru ca' nc? bu surpassod; aird it also on cotton which produced a large yield. Dr. E al. PXXDLSION, bi uria, Ga., s.-.ys: "Tlie Nitropbosph no ol' Lime, used on cotton made 24.8 per cent, thc fir.u year. Piofe.sgor I.EOKOK H. ?UOK, of thc. Now Jeraev State Agricultural College, at New hrunswi'-k. buys: ..Ibo Iloutdc Refined I'oudrctte and Nitrophospbale of Limo paid us full 100 per cont, uoove their mar? ket value, in tho increase ot crops this year." Address LOOl MANUFvClUl.TNG COMPANY. Box URJO, New York Postofllie. Office No. M court laud t-s trent. J. A. ENSLOW & CO.' CU \RLESTON, AGENTS HOB THE COMPANY. January M tbstullnios QilA TONS GENE: SK PERUVIAN GU*NO, IN ?j\J\J Store and lo .ir. ive d roet from tho ugeut", wai ranted puro. Being among he fi si who i ut ro duocd Gmuo into tho .-late, I > au confidently reter to my plaulinu friends that in thc series of yean" .hat I buvo sold itt hive always (f?V n tudu a good article. l'urchaser* will lind it :o their inlorest to nive me acail ueforc buying, us, from thu f duties ? lave, i am enabled to putit at the lowest market pi ice. i?ta?h uwo Age-tforUio .-la e tor the lo'.loiving ?tgtfaS?fflASUKES, wbicu i offer M follow?: solarle-Pacific Guano, fi? c sh. oe ;7d lirstNo v- mber, 18C0; appa.ved sccur.ty Wi.h 7 per cent, in? terest. lir.igh's Jtaw Uonc PUcapbote. SCO .-uso, or $63; timo a - above I'boen'x Guano, sc; cash, or S6.*; limo r.s ab ave. Wi cox .S: Olbin a Manipulated ouauo, cTOciisb, or $85; lim? as above. Hon- ol Bono, {00 cash. Farmer'-' Plaster Ol' lij-p-am, wai-rau'.oJ, S3 00 per buriel ot 320 putiotlp-eta. J. N ROBSON, N.e. 1 au 3 Attobtio Wharf. Januaiy io mihsimo i?*o NIT HE BE J'S VtiRTI?Zm. ASUPi'RIOil MANURE FOR *LL CROPS. Minnfacturcd mm -nmal and Excrement ii itter. for Ni tra iiarpoaee, bv ? -e i.nnfoderato Gov? ernment. Testir?i nt:i]B of ue shown. For oule very lev lv J. v ? It.AGUE&BRQS, l >oi:li Vila ..dc Wharf. KT MIN lt HOWELL. No 1AI EaitBiiy. WEI OH & Bl'. -N DES, January 20 w.-S No 67 Ku-t Buy. "GUANO !" No. 1 PERUVIAN. SARbY'? "SOLUBLE PH03PHO-PEHUVIAN." SARDrS "AMMONIATED SOLUBL2 PdOIFIC." ALSO. HIGHEST ?HADES PUKE PHOSPHA? TE QVA.XOS A.VO GKOL.ND TiAAU PJJASTER. THE U?E OF THC ABOVE SOLUBLE PuOSPHO PEHUVIAN and .'.mmoei.tcd boiuble Pacific Guuuos is parnouliirly rscoicmended, beimr com poui ds of tue na-.ei' Pacific Pbo-pnatk Guano, rendered solnbio; thc foimor o utaiuiug twouty per cent, of Pe.'uvi^n ?Jm.no, und ihe lutiochighly am moniaied wi.h animal matter-maxiug tue most conoeutratco und [j:i.?iub.e fertil.zers in usc for col? lo:!, corn, whe.it and Tobacco, Eor sale .ii l>a^8 and u nr.-ta, in quantics to suit. Testimon'ais from hose wh i have used the above will he furni ed on appJuaciou. GHAKSEK, I/IJE, SJUTH?C?., Gcnoral Agents ut Charleston. '.Feed your Land ami it will Feed Yon." December 24 D&C thstuimo - ?rorer i es mri) fd is cello neons. TO ARRIVE PER SCHOONER '?FRANK ?ND EMILY," F KOBI CARDENAS. ?)i~\f\ HHD.-5. SUPERIOR CUBA MOLASSES ?U VJ VJ 200 bbls. Centrifugal Sugar. For sale by J. A. EN.-LOW A CO., February 13 2 No. 141 Fast Bay. G?iORGF W. WILLIAMS & CO. Wholesale Grocers, CHARLESTON, S. C., OFFER FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH QA AA SACKS SALT Ovl/v I0!0 barrels Pink Eye Peed Potatoes 100 bales Gunny Bag?ing 300 coils Hemp and Manilla Hope 1000 kegs Nails 200 barrels Coffee Sugar, A, B and C 5d0 bags Bio Coffee 1U0 barrels New Orleans Molasses 300 boxes Adamantine Candles 500 kegs Orange Mius Powder 100 hogsheads New urleans and Musco. vado .Sugar 100 tierces Bice. January 19 ruthslmo WALHALLA PRODUCE. ONIONS, APPLE?, BEANS, AND DBIED PEACH? ES and Apple* SEED AM) EATING POTATOES., GOODE ICU. WES Ti BN RED; GARNET CRILI Mercer?. Prince Alberts, Jack-on Whites l each Plows, Pink Eyes, and Davis Seedling. r or sale bj MOFFET k WHARTON. February 6 stutblmo Ko. 22 a-aft Bay. DEMIJOHNS, BOTTLES AND IMPORTED LAGER BIER. 1 ? AA yV,E BALLON DEMIJOHN 2C0O demijohns, smaller sizes 100 crates Claret and Madeira Bo' tbs 100 casks Bottled Lager Bier, in quarts and pints. Imported from Bremen, and f?r sale by CLACIU.S * WITTE, February 4 thslu3ino? No. 86 East Bay. ASH AND CI PRESS LLM8EK. "\row LANDING AND FOR SALE ON MAK i.1 SHALE'S Wharf, at wholesale or retail, 7000 feet ASH and 4000 leot CYPRESS LUMBER, by Febrnaty4 thstuS JOHN MARSHALL. Jr. ERU1T ! FRUIT ! FRUIT ! JUST RECEIVED PER S CHU ONER! A ZELDA AND LAURA, FROSH BAR? ACOA, CUBA. lOOO B_??CDE3 oF cjjoice eed ban<! 35,000 oon???urs. The same will be ?oil in lots to suit purchasers, at HAR f k ?V KIH'S, February 9 S Nos. 55 tod 57 ft-orket-street. WHARTON & MOFtfETT, NEW YORK. MQFFETT & WHARTON, CHARLESTON. INO. 22 EAST BAY ?SiREET. W-E ARE NOW RECFTTING B7 EVERY STEAM? ER, APPLES and PO IA fd ES, and offor for sale the following varictie- of Eating and Soc-a POTATOES: .Boodrich Seedling-PINK EYE Early Harrison-Mercer Jackson Whites-Dvkcmon'it Western Red-Duck Eye Chili Ked-Darla noodling Peach BiOW-Early Rose. Parties ordering for see J should co so at once, be* fore the river.' and canals are frozen up. T. J. WHARTON, No. 115 We?t-street, Kow York. JVM-:.-. G. MOFFhTT, No. 22 East Bayestrcet. Charleston. December 30 Hmo ^riruTturul. SEED RICE. I ?)f\A BU-H ELS OF SEE O RIOE. GROWN L ?<JU on North Sac tee, weighing 47 pounds per hu t'A. For s;le by W. * COURTNEY & CO.. January 20 ruthslmo No. 9 Boyco's Wharl. , BOTTE HEB'S Improved Rice-sowing Machin?. PATENTED AUGUST ll. 1309. THIS IMPORTANT LABOR-SAVING MACHINE, epeeially adapted to tho luce Piantiug interest; is now offerc to th?'u liter having boen fniiy tes. td bv mauy experienced planters, ?nd givlm.' on ti rc satisfaction wherever thoy have been iairly tried. (>ce certificates a: my office ) Planten should not fail t.i secure the a dvat tages of this Machine, as it saves labor au : sec!, and does both trenching and so ?lng in tho mo.*; perfect man? ner, Insuring a fine Maud in all CASOS. Apply to William S. Henerev3 (MACHINIST AND FOUNDER. Ko. 314 MEE 1'ING-STUE ET, CHARLES? TON, S. C. February 2 tulhslmo /ertUtjers. ALTA TELA PHOSPHATE JT IS COMPOSED OF THE GUANO FROM ALTA VELA, Combined with otho: fertilizing matt rial scientifical? ly treated, making a COMPLETE MANURE. The Ccmpany importing the Guano direct from rhe rich deposit i of Elrls at ALTA VcLA, is enabled to finnish, at a low price, a Fertilizer not excel? led. For sale by HENRY COBIA cw CO.. At Charleston. S. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON, or the ALTA Vi LA GU VN > COMPANY. No. 67 Broadway, .sow York. Janna:/ 28 Imo PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S SViCBli E PACIFIC GUANO. CAPITAL.S?.O::0,O?U. rpHIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PR3CV?AN AX. Guano simply in ?ho rob ti vc proportions of the same eli menu of fertility. Its use during thc past four years for the culture of coi ion and 'urn bu given to it a character for Standard excellence unauipa?aeJ by goriaino Pcril viau Guano, and where seasons of draush; meer vene, H produce.] a large increase o.'crops. Thc piice at whice thu Guano is placed is PO nrneh be'ow that of Poruvian Guaao. as to constitute it au object ot' material importance to Southern Agriculture. Tho large ci; ital and resources of tho Company enable it to fu.-ai3h a Gm.no of the highest raine at the lowest po.-sib o cost to consumer- and the highes, interest of the company is recognized in this policy. I be Company looks to large Mles, sma 1 profits and a permanent trade for compensation on capital i uves: ed. Dr. Sf. JULIEN RAVENEL. ol Sou.h caro? lina, is Seien tifia Director to the Company, which affords asure guarantor ot lb . continued ex? cellenca of tho Guano. None genuine unie-? brand - ed witU the nano of JOH.N s. uEL< -E ic :0.. Gene? ral Agenta o. the PACTF'O GUANO COMPANY tor terms and mod" otanplioaiinu. appB to J N. ItOB SO s, Agent for tho statu .?> -ouiii dandina, Nos land'.' 'tlautic Wharl. Deeom1 er 19 DAO atuth3mo TUT AS 8 IVA HOUSE, No. 69 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON. S. C. TRANSIENT, FAMILIES and DAY BOATID at the most reeonab'.e terms, by Mrs. B. C. FINNEY. January 30 fitulhUmo QHARLESTON HOTEL. CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN? FORMS his Mc ac s and the pubUc generally teat he has taken clrnrge of this woll-tno.vu and ponnlar FaR>T-CLASS HOTEL, and hopes bV6trict attention to merit a full Rl>ore of the pub.ic patronage. The celebrated Artesian Water Baths, bur, cold and KU o w. r, can bc hud at all hours. Coaches with attentive porters arc olways in readi? ness to convey passengon to and froaa tho different railroads and steamers. F.. H. JACKSON, JanuarylS Imo COmi COEN! i F nf \ BUSHELS . PRIME WHITE BA LU IjDUU MOUE .CORN, schooner J. B McClellan. For sale by Febraary/13 2 JOHN CAMPSES & CO. ?LES, PORTER, &c. JEFFBE?'S ,-SPAKBLING' EDINBURGH ALE pinta; stone" Baas' Paje Ale, in pints; g'oss Findlatcr's Dublin S to . t, in pints; glass Fresh Roasted Coffee (best quality Rio). 36c. per lb. Country butter, at 30 SS and ito lb. At the CO OPERATIVE GROCERY STOBE, Southwest Corner Meeting and Mar ? et streets. Goods delivered free. ". . February ll "l?CON STRIPS AND BEL LMS,??c. 3A Ai I POUNDS CBOICB N ABBOW SUGAB .Uu' ' Cl'BEO N. ?. slblPS 2uC0 pounds Choice Sugar-Cured N. Y. Bellies 10,000 pounds Prim? C. R. sides 2.5 bat reis Extra 8. B. Syrup. Landing and for sale by February ll 2 LAUREY & ALEXANDER. GENUINE SEED POTATOES TO . AUKIV'E. FIFE HUNDRED BARRELS. ? A A BBL8/WESTERN BED POTATOES ?Vf Vf l co b bl e. Chi li Red Potatoes 100 bbls. Garnett Red Potatoes 100 bbls. Pink Eye Potatoes. On board the eeboonors A. E. Glover and Jona* & saith. For sale by JOHN F. O'NEILL k SON, December 29 No. 167 Ea* t Bay. BT EYER! STEAMER. XET.VL 8. COBWIN k CO. RECEIVE A FRESH VV supply of CRACKERS and BIoCUTTS, Goshen Butter, Flour, fcc. FRESH PEACHES, PINEAPPLES, QUINCES, STRAWBERRIES, Cherri?s. Apple Butler, Tomatoes, Green Corn, tireen Peas, Succotash, String Beans, Asparagus, Mushroom;, Truffles, in two and three noun J conk, at WM. 8. C 9BWIN k CO., j_No. m Sing-street. FRESH SALMON, LOB ?TER. MACKEREL, LITTLE NECK CLAMS, in one, t?o and three pound cans Devilled Entremets-Ham, Turkey and Lobster, for luncheons, kc. Pattes of Wild Game, Sardines, B*ef a la. Mode, Tur? key, Chicton, Sausage Meat, in cace, of good quality, at WM. 8. COLWIN" it CO., _No., 275 King-street MU STAB O, SPICES. SWEET HERB-?, RAISINS. CITRON, Currants, Prunes. Dried apples. Brunelles, Figs in btxes and drums, at 25,6*Co and SI; Pecans, Hasel and Hickory Nuts, -Soft Shell Almonds, con stautJy on hand, at WM. 8. CORWIN k CO., _ No. 276 King-street CHOCOLATE; COCOA. BREAKFAST COCOA. BROMA, H0MCE PATBIC Cocoa, a fresh supply at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., _No. 276 Ring-street. CHOICE FULTON MARKET BKEF, JFAMILY PIG PORK, MESS BEEF AND MESS J PORK, Codfish, Yarmouth Bloaters, Dutch ' Herring, sardelles. Mackerel, Pickled an i Smoked - .-a'mou, HillbutFins, Sounds and Tongues, receiv? ed every week, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., _. No. 276 Kli g-atreet PIPER HEIDSEICK, VE CLI' QUOr, PON'ABDIN. MOCK & CHAN DON'a Imperial, Muru m's Pilvate Stock, Cabi? net Verzenay, Dry Sillery and Vcrz.-nay, warranted genuine, and for sale by WM. S. CORWIN & CO.. _No. 275 King-street . SATIN GLOSS, PEARL AND BLUE STARCH, FIG, BUTTON AND LIQUID BLUEING, 80?S, Bandies, at WM. 8. CORWIN it OOjT7 _ No. 27S Sing-street DAVIS' DlAMONfi AND MAG IVULTA BASIS, C- HOICE BREAKFAST 8TRIPS, SMOKED AND PICKLED IONGUFS. Concentrated Beef and Pork, Gorman bau-aze, at WM. S. CORWIN k OO., ' No. 276 Eire-street. _ RFD AND BLACK CURRANT, CRAB 'APfVS. QUINCE. BLACKBERRY AND - Calves' Feet Jelly, Guava Jelly, Preserved Cuow Chow. Pc:ches. Qaiuces. Limes, Raspberries, ia g.uss. Brandy Peaches, Gages, Apricots, Pie Fruits, for nie at c WM. S. CORWIN k CO., _Ko. 275 King-street. ENGLISH PICKLES, C1GOW CHOW, ONIONS, CAULTFLOWEB. WAL ) NU I ti ; Mushroom. Walnut and Tomato Cat? sups; Worcestershire, John Bull, Tudia Scy, Paoli, Reading sauces; . sscccc ot Shrimps and Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Curry Powder," Saiad Drcsslmr, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO.. No. 275 KinfcStrcet ANGOSTURA'S, BOKEB'o, HOSTETTER'.*, RHSS' BT. DOMIN? GO. Stoughtou JU I Ti-RS , Drake's Plantation Bitters,.?] per bottle, $11 per case, nt_WM. 8. c EWIN k CO. ANISETTE, MARIS* H1N0, C1URACOA, BRUMMELL. AbSINTHE, CHAB I TREUsi-.', Crcae ae Montho. Rose, CaneUe, Hoyan. Parfait Amour, Huile oe Vanille. For solo by WM. 8. CORWIN k CO., _No. 275 King-street. VIRGIN OIL 0FAIX. LUCCA OIL, CAPERS. SPANISH AND FRENCH Olives, OlivpB Farcle?. Anchovies. Congress. Kissingen and Vichy Wafers, at WM. 8. CORWIN k CO.. _No. 275 King-street HECKER'S FARINA, PATENT AND Pt ARL BARLEY, SAGO, TA PIOCA, Maizena, Corn otarcb. Arrow Roct ('omstock's national Food, Italian Macearon! and Vermicelli. Cox's Spu?ling and Cooper's Ge'attne, F?encii, Americau and Hussian Isinglass, will be found a: WM. t. COhWlN k CO., _No. 275 King-street PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HECKER'S SELF-RAIS? ING Win at and Buckwheat flour. Bice Flour, Creaton 4 Merrili's ind Pioneer Yeast Powder, Wor cc-tci Hop Yeast Hakes, Cream Tartar, Soda. All of the best quality, at WM. COnWlN k CO., _No. 275 King-street CHOICE GOSHEN, ENGLISH DAIRY, PINEAPPLE. ETD AU, SAP SAGO. YOUNG AM il'.I t'A CHEESES, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO, No. 275 King-street FRENCH, AMERICAN AND CIOEU V1A'EG>.\K,WA11KA.\TED PVBEl PRIME GOSH I N BUTTER, OF THE BEST quality, received every weelt; tiooking Butter, Prime Leal Lard, ia 3,6, >0 and 2-i lb packages, and ia nay quaj'.lty.to suit purchasers at WM. S. CORWIN k CO., i _No. 276 King-street CLARET WINES. GODARD'S CO?TUY, JOHNSTON'S MEDO0, St. Lout c.-, Brondcrburg Freres, St. Julien Medoc, chateaux. Margaux, i'bateau Y.-.nem, Hock licimcr, Lanbenbeimcr, Haut S^utcrnc, Chatnbertiu, Nuits. ? los de Vougcot, of direct importation. I For sole by' WM. 8. CORWIN k COa J _No. 27? Kinc-sCTect ?j OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA~ GFKOIKE MOCHA, LAGUAYBA. PRIME RIO OOFxEE*. Constantly ou haud, Parched and Ground Java Coffee, warran ed pura, by WAI. 8. CORWIN k CO., _No. 275 King-street. LONDON PORTER, JEFFREYS', BASS', ALLSOP'S. MUIR k EONS and Tennent'* ?LE8. Imported recently andi direct by ? WM. S. COBWTN it co.; B No. 276 King-street fl ALSO, gt A supply of PHILADELPHIA PORTER, In pinta. BJ SUGAR HOUSE AND GOLDEN! simp, 9 ?VfEW OBLEANS AND MUSCOVADO MOLASSES? i.1 ?t WM. 8. CORWIN & CO., ? _No. 275 King-treet flj LUD I N'S FLAVORING! EXTRACTS, I LIQUID -BENNETT, ORANGE FLOWER WA- I TER, Bose Water, Celery and Caraway Seed, ? Mock lurtle, Ox Tail a ad i ornato Soup, Borden's fl Concentrated Extract of Beef, lourteloi's Essence I of Beef, for s anos and in va ?ids. Fo - sale at K WM. S. CORWIN k CO.. I No. 275 Eiug-vtreet. ? Q EC*. H . t?O JP P O C K, F A C T O B AS? V COMMISSION MEBCHANT. AcooaatODATiOM WHARP, Charleston, S. 0. P. GAMDEK HASSU. 6mos September ?1