The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 16, 1869, Image 2
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-Gold dosed in New York at 35;.
-Co'tton closed in New York dall at 29J;
Bales 1900 biles.
-Cotton in Liverpool closed dull; uplands
lSbld; Orleans 12|d; sales 8000 bales.
-The Secretary of State of Florida was born
in Africa.
-Preparations are making to take a new cen?
sos of New Orleans.
-Alabama wants to buy Wost Florida;
Florida inclines an attentive ear to tho propo?
sal
-Parson Brownlow ?3 said to be so great an
invalid that he has to be carried about .a a
ohsir.
-Tho Kentucky "Bluegrass region" this
winter osportcd 52,000,000 worth of mules to
the South.
-Thc smallpox is said to prevail alarm?
ingly at St. Lcuis, Cincinnati, Milwaukee and
Chicago.
-Wealthy Cuban families who have arrived
.in New York, say that it is not safe for any per?
son to remain in Cuba. '
-Fiour is said to bo exported from the Unit?
ed States to Glasgow, made into biscuits, and
in that sh apo sent back.
-Five Tennessee newspapers have already
hoisted the name of Audrew Johnson tor
Governor.
-Tho chief part of the valentinos this year
relato to the Grecian Bend, love-making and
.velocipedes.
-An Indian p*?per reports a large immigra?
tion from other States of anxious seekers after
- divorcee.
-Brigham Young is said to bo not too
'.saintly" to avoid makins $2,000,000 out of his
Pacific Railroad contracts.
-In New York a steam fire engine has been
'placed on a steamer so as to bc useful ai
fire3 near tho wharves.
-A correspondent writes that one trouble
about, Ylexico is, that with plenty of silver
mit cs she has no money.
: Th3 Louisville Journal objects to female
anfinge, because it would create too much
"pairing off* at tho polls.
-The first steamboat on Greaf Snit Lake,
Utah, bas commencoa ruuning. She Is fifty
feet ."ring, hy ten feet beam, and has side
wheels
-Disuse of envelopes is becoming fashion?
able m Paris. The sheet on which tho letter
-is wr:t-xjn is toldod in the old styles that was
in veg ie before envelopes were invented.
-A Paiis letter of the 23? ult. says that
' "Jeff Davis, now in Piris, is suffering from an
attack of heart disease, which prevents h:m
from going oa to Nice at present. Ho isuudcr
medi.'ul troitment.''
-The political troubles in Cuba aro Laving a
very d^etdad effect on the sugar market at New
York. Prices have advanced nearly ono cent
per pound nineo Tuesday, with large pur?
chases on speculative account.
. '-John R. Branner, lalo President of tho
East Tenne, seo and Virgina Railroad, died al
Mossy Creek. Teunossce, last week, of apo?
plexy. It ia is said that in 1861 Mr. Brauner
saved thc/lifo of Pr?sident Johnson. General
Hindnva:: was at Knoxville with troops, and a
numbei weie detailed to go to Greenville to
capture Andy; but Branaer so managod the
trnins that the expedition was not a success.
-It 13 reported that thc cultivation of tho
poppy plant will be introduced into Louisiana.
A French goutleman at Natchitoches, it is
stated, has announced his intention of plant?
ing in the spring of 1869 soveral acres of pop?
pies, and of manufacturing opium. It is as?
serted that an acre of poppies will make fifty
pounds of opinn, worth fifteen to twenty dol
? lora a pound, at a cost of loss thau four dollars
a pound for manufacturing, and that oue man
can cultivate throe acres.
-General Grant, upon being interrogated
by one of tho inauguration committee, stated
that under no consideration would he ride to
tho capital iQ company with Prosident John?
son. Tho reason assigned was that Johnson
had attacked his (Grant's^ veracity, and lie
' could not, therefore, recognize him. President
Johnson, however, does toi propose to meddle
in the affair, and ho is not likely to push him?
self into the sootety of General Grant, the con?
tempt in the case beim: mulual.
-?; waa an t.nlncky day for John Chiuaman
. when he was born with a different skin from
the negro. For now he is to be precluded
from tho rights of citizenship, as well as thc
three nundiod thousand men of thc plaius, ia
spito :<f tho now Burlingame treaty und the
reiterated professions of nnivesal humanity.
Senator Corbett of Oregon, has moved that
"Chinamen not born ia the United States, and
Indians not taxed shall not bo deemed malo
citiz ns." A-yihing but the Monguls and
thoir almond-shaped ayes
-The rem rkab'o mildness ot tho presout
winter extends over both Europe aud America.
Paiii has beett experiencing quite summer
?weather and in tho south of Eugland cherries
were gathered in tho mtddlo of December,
primroses and other flowers were in full bloom,
and roatbudy. mady to unfold their petals, were
seen in ma:.; ganlcns on Christmas day, while
thc bir i J w"y btUfj nest-building. Busaia s
in exception to the rulo. Thc weather there
is severe, aud snow storms hive been very
heavy. lu Sr. Petersburg it was twelve feet
deep and accounts irom the? provinces state
that whole villages arc buried under tho drifts.
-T!:o Boutid iablo say?j : "We hoar that
Alone. A. ( hevalier, an experienced Frenen
aeronaut, is iu this city and proposes to mate a
Toyage to Europe in Apiti or Mfcy next, in an
air ship call d L'Esp?rance, ninety-five feet
high, ono hundred and fifty feet in diameter,
and leqmring twenty thousand cubic feel of
gas to inflate it. Attached is aa endoso J car
capable of carr, mg fifty persons and ten days'
provisions. We hopo Mons. Chevalier may
succeed in inducing forty-nino of our most
talkative senators and representatives to ac- ?
company him on his experimental trip. If
the gas rut's short they will bo eminently use?
ful; and should tho ship and crow bo engulph
ed in the Atlantic, or carried off to the mooa
well, our gtief would not bo altogether incoa
aolablo."
-A New York letter of the 12th inst, says :
"Within the past few days merchants gene?
rally report a marked improvement ia city
trade; heavy purchases* of dry gooda hard?
ware, boots and shoes, groceries, drugs and
medicine?, &C, chiefly on Southern account,
the cotton crop haring turned out so well,
that customers from Texas, New Orlecns,
Mobile, and Savannah have made their appear?
ance earlier than was expected. Old debts arc
being paid up, in many casca one hundred
cenls on the dollar, and the new purchases,
forthe moat part; are for cash or short notes.
The West as yet is not in thc field, nor will it
be until the resumption of navigation."
-The Washington Star of Saturday fays :
"The application by the friends of the late
Mrs. Surratt for her remains having been
granted, the friends and relatives of all the
other conspirators executed under the sentence
of thc Military Commission have made similar
applications. Thc relatives ot Captain Wirz.
the Andorsonville prison-keeper, not living in
this vicinity, and being poor, no appli. arion
has been made as yet to have his body removed
from the arsenal. We learn, lowcvor, thai
Mr. Schade, his cottusel, is trying to make
some arrangements whereby tho necessary
lund* for rhe removal of the body to a Chris?
tian cemetery may be obtained. Captain Wirz's
widow lives in Trigg Countv, Kentucky, with
ono chi'! by lier union with him, and two by a
former husband. A daughter of Captain Wirz
hy his first wife is, wo hear, a governess in
an English nobleman's family, and judging
from ber letters is an accomplished lady. She,
as well as her family here, havo been constant?
ly luging Mr. Schade to eec that the body of
Captain Wiiz should receive Christian burial."
CHARLESTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1869.
Next ";'ear,
There are signs on .he wharves and in
the streets and at the railroad depots that
there is to bc this year a large crop of cot?
ton. The warehouses and storerooms are
piled up high with guanos, superphosphates
and fertilizers of every de?cription, and
the railroads are fairly staggering under
the load of their unsavory fertilizer busi?
ness. Every farmer and planter has been
encouraged by thc results of the opera?
tions of thc year. Wherever the caterpil?
lar did not make its appearance, the plan?
ters have made money, and thc net profit
on the cotton crop of South Carulino, now
in thc pockets of the producers. 4?U.M be
more than enough to pay tffF r, :r whole
State debt of five million ol' t.oTa.Jt. Thisis
making a good beginning-*.Le Vitter be?
cause our people had almost .-' de up our
minda that they were undone to uil eter?
nity, and thc Micawbers of tue State had
well-nigh ceased to hope that something
would turu up. What we have made will
be taken care of, not wasud. There is
abundant proof of this ia the way that the
farmers arc going tc .vork.
Free negro labor is not yet leliable. It
is the beal that wt: bTive-all that we have:
but the aim of the planter now is to econo?
mise Liber by limiting thc urea in cultiva?
tion and to give the freedmen auch money
wages or share ia the profits of the crop
ns will enable him to nject ?di but the
btst hunds. There is no desire to rush
headlong from one extreme to the other,
and cultivate fifty acres instead of live
ihousoud. Nor is lhere any idea, of doub?
ling LUS. .wrfc. ia. culti .aiiaa. haaajisa cauc?
has sold for twenty-eight ?ind thirty cents.
The plan is to till the bind thoroughly and
to increase thc crop by lac free use of fer?
tilizers, not by ridding to tho number of
acres to be handled during the season.
The wisdom of this policy is very evi?
dent. It costs nu moro to cultivpto five
hundred acre?, which will produce two
bales to the acre, thnu the 6uino area which
will produco one bale or half a bale to the
t>crc. The only additional erst of any con?
sequence is tha- of the fertilizers that may
be used, aud thia is ns nothing in compari?
son with thc increase of the crop. Last
year the quantity of fertilizers used in this
Stato was very small; but this year it prom?
ises to be larger than in any year since or
before the war. The people have tbe
money. They know how well it pays to
invest that money in fertilizing material;
and we may look forward to producing in
this State, with average seasons, at least
250,000 or 300,000 bales of cotton, to bo
sent to market in the spring of 1870. And
there will be no commensurate increase in
the cost of production. If, as wc believe,
the increase in the crop shonld be entirely
due to improved cuUivation aud a plente?
ous uso of fertilizers, the net profits will
be enormously large. With cotton at twen?
ty cents, an increase of fifty thousand bales
obtained in this manner should be an addi?
tion of at least throe and a half millions
of dollars to the not income of the Stato.
Thisis what wc arc driving at. We
working, not. for an increased acreage, not
for a breaking up of new ground, not for
a headlong plunge into huge furrattig ope
lation?, but to cultivate thorcughly every
rood of land, and to oa.;ouragr, strengthen
?.nd quicken the soil, 80 as to obtain from
one acre the ordinary product cf two.
This can be done, and, if there bc any vir?
tue in industry and economy, coupled with
a liberal use of the whol? brood of fertil?
izers,-tbs croiJ of thia year will assuredly
tell the tide.
ft. Bold, 'iciicmc.
A correspouient o: the Macon Telegraph
suggests the construction of a canal, lo con?
nect the waters of the S??stSeipp? with thc
Atlantic oeeau, by the following route:;
.?Tapping the Tennessee at Gunter's Lund- I
'.ing, in .Murshall County, Ala., and ruu
"ning from thence to Center, in Cherokee
"Couuly, Ala., along the bauks of the Coo6a
"and Eto wah to a point in Cherokee County,
"Qa., due north of Acwortb, from there to
"the Chattahoochee, crossing at Roswell,
"thence to Sweet Water in GwinneH COUL
"ty, on the head waters of the Yellow River,
down the left bauk of the Yellow River to the
"Oomulgee, down its left bank to a point afew
"miles eomh of Taversvillo, in Twiggs Coun
"ty, from there southwest to a prong of the
"Hule Ocmulgee in Pulaski County, and
'.down its left batik to its junction with the
'.Ocmulgee, where," says thc writer, "un
"interrupted navigation will be found, and
"an outlet to the ocean at Savannah or
"Brunswick, would give a distance of not
"more than two hundred and ninety miles "
Th.: writer estimates that the oanal oould
be constructed at a cost of not more than
$5,000,000, and that it would, at a toll of
eleven and a quarter cenl3 per toa on freight,
pay twelve and a half per oem. on the in?
vestment.
Wants.
WANTED TO KEVT IMMEDIATELY,
a HOCT-K ia the l*>ver nartoi thc ci'?, with
ivar or tis ruoms. Apply ut No. 37 RA?.NE
STREbT. 1* ? February 16
WANTI?O. A YOUA'G 3IAX Ol'' 16 OK 18
yoars, Willing to make himself generally use?
ful. Must write a fair hand. Addre-fl. with rc er
ence. sn own handwriting, ALLENDALE COMP ?NY,
Charles ion, i?. C._-2*_February IC
WANTED. A SITUATION, BY A BE?
APEO i ABLE WHITE FEMALE. She is a
competent child's nurse, aud is willing to mate bei
selfusefu'. Can be seen for a few days at No. 106
KING-* . EEET, near Broad.
February 10 1*
YlTANTGD, TWO Ki'UHS. US1? Ol'1
V? KIT' HEN AND SUIVANT ROOM, by a
gentleman ?ind bl- wife, in a central part ot the city:
near tho 1 C?tofflce preferred. Address KEV BOX
554, Char eston. t ith2 February IC
-IITAMTKII IMMI?Ot vrl3L,Y,BY A. GEN
VV TL EM AN, a suite of BOOMS, plainly fur
nifhed. and in a good locality; down town preferred.
An abundant supply of water roust bc close afh'md.
Address, stating location and t..rm* A. P., Office
DAILY NEWS. February IC
TlfASiTED, A GOOD SECOND-HAND
Tr POR i ABLE ENGINE, sis-horse power.
Must "oe in fine Older in every respect.
JAME? It. PRINGLE.
February 13 3 No. 0 Adger's North Wharf.
WANTED TO PURCHASE, A HOUSE
in the lower part of tho city, with not less
than eiuht rooms, and a ebod g r ?un and outbuild?
ings. Address A at NEWaOFFICF.
Februar. 12 f.*
WANTED, HY A LADY, A SITUATION
as Housekeeper, or to make he sell generally
u?c'itl. Compensation no ot ject, as her desire is to
obtain a home. 1 he best of recommendations can
be niven. Apply at No. 73 EAST BAY.
February 8
nrANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM
y V ED to write for tho press, employment on
one or more Litorarv Papers or Magazines, as a
WRITER OF SKETCHE*?. ruETRY, 4c. Address
Miss K. F. W., Postoffice, Charleston, S. C.
October 8_
WANTED, S il ESL Kl BE RS FDR ALL
THE LEM ING MAGAZINES AND KEW*
PAPERS, at publisher's nitcE.
CHARLES C. RIGHTER,
April 21 No. ICI King-street.
YIP" A NT KD. AGENTS. 879 TO S200 P*KU
VV month, everywhere, malo and f. male, to in?
troduce (ne renuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, coi d, bind, braiu and
cmbrold?r in a most sui erinr manner. Price only
$18. Fully warranted lor live years. We will pay
S10C0 tor any machino that will sew a stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic ?cam (han ours. It makes
the "Elastic Lock SI itch " Every seeojd stitch can
bo cut, and still thc cloth cannot be pulled apart
without loaring it We pay agents from $75 to S200
per month and expenses, or a commission from
which twice that amouut can be made. Address
SECO M 3 k CO., Pittsburg, Pa.; Boston, Mass., or
?f. Louis, Mo.
? lumcK.-Do not be imposed upon by other par?
ties paluuug on" worthless cast iron machines, under
the (?"^e name or oti-orwiaa. Ours is the only Genu?
ine und icily practical cheap inacbioe manufac?
tured. tuthsl3* Februaiy2
AGENTS WANTED.-?73 1 O82?0 PEU
month, or a commission from which twice
that amount eau nc made by helling the latest im?
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY .-EWING MA?
CHINE; price $18. For circulars and terms, address
C. BOWELS A- CO., Ko. 32(1 South I bird-street.
Phila.iclphia, Pa. 3mo Decpinber 5
YXTAATfiW, BTKRVRUDV TO siCTJ
V> SCRIBE to tho CntCULATINC LIBRARY.
CHARLES C. SIGHTER'S Select Library of Kew
ilooks contains all ol thc latest publications.
April 21 No. 1C1 KING-STREET.
Cu lent
TO JtK.NT, PA UT OK THAT DESIR?
ABLE h EVIDENCE, No. 4S Uoscl-strcet, third
door lrom East hay. 3* February 16
TO RENT. HOUSE No. 31 WK ?VT
WOB TH. between Meeting ?iud anson street?.
Appl? on tbe PREMISE:.
February IC _ 3*
TO RENT. THREE KOO MS UN TH M
Second Floor, iu a ev>o?l location, with usc cf
cistern. Apply at THIS OFFICE,
february IC_3?
. i ENTLEHEN OK PARTIES DESIR
'Y INO BOOMS pira;antiy located, furnished or
rot. can bo aecominod iel at No. 95 BBOAL
STREl-T. wituS* Fo'otuarj' 10
rpo il [.:&?'!'. TS) AT T II lt E K A KD A HALF
J story ITSinS rtrr>:L>rrror m .myon-stret t, CBC
do'jr tenth ol Laurens. 'I o an t.pppived teuaut rent
vcr?' low. Apply ut No. 3'J sOCI ETY-S1 BE * T, or at
Me-srs. DOWic ?: Mo^E, ro i cr ol Meeting and
Has"! street.':. tittbsC* Fcbtuary 9
mi? liK.ST, THAT GO?'D GHOCEllY
JL SlOItLal thc earner ol Toughly and Lucas
sircet=. iteut low to u gold teuaut. Apply al No.
25 MTDl'LE-^T'.tEET. Ihatn_January 28
BOttMS TO KENT TO A ??AftllLY
without childrer. Applv to G. GBAF, north?
east curncr nf Wentw. rib and Pitt streets.
I ubmary C
/cr Saic.
FtJU SALM, FOK.TY-HOiCSK BK GIN B.
with i LOE BOlLElt, complote in every ro
?j-ec: and in thorough order. Will be sold low.
i-ppiy to Clll?OLM BKOl'HEl.S,
February ll th?tu3 edger's Wharr.
FUR SALK ant LKASE, THE RESI
PENCb No. 1? Afhley-sm et. on a fin- lot
witb all necessary outbuildiugs. House bas sis lame
and four suall room-- turu.sh- d with gus, hot nun
cold water baths, waler cl'ia.-!, ic ; within a half
mluu es' wall: of tho ? Wy Railroad. Apply ON 'JHE
PttEMlSl S._tuth-3 mw i_Fi bruaay 9
AT PHI VA TE SAL.K, THAT FIAK
STAND v.i h fix urea for a Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Buv slreets, No. 35. Apply ON
PREMI-ES. ihstu Ju:iuary_21
AT Pl?! VATE SALI', A DES I lt AU LK
LOUSE and four acio LOi' in tho Town of
Aiken. >. C.
i ho House eoutiiM seven (7) moms on one floor,
coiled uni prpered, ami two (?) goid attics; Ironts
south, with piazzas to the tou'.h and v. rat, and is in
"ood coudilioa, requiring but e!in''t repairs.
The Ri chea con oins ikroo |3) r.ioms.
Thc loca?cn ol theso premises is OLO oi tho best in
Aiken, si int i ou a hi l m the uordicistoin oort ion
ol tue lown, . omuun.dng a fine view of thc sumo,
and ouly about ten (lb) minutes' >alk from the
depot.
For fur ber particulars, apply to
GEOR'tE I?. COVNOR.
February 15 >o. ll Broad-street.
A T S'KIVATE SAI,"-, THE ISOll-K
J\_ AND LO t at thc southeast corner of Kin;; and
catuoun htreots, conan'ung two stores, (bree ..tories
high, and o J nvcr> largo lot iioti atarea? at good
mats, aro now occupied as grocery stoics For
terms, A:o.. apply to T A. WHITNEY, Frauklin
strcet. one il or so.uh of (?ucn-siroet.
L. B LOV. GREEN,
tx'.culor Esto'cH Loveyrecn.
N. D.-All jieraoas hav?rg cairns or dematidu
against the abuvc Esta to, win pn?eat the sumo tor
settlement, properly attested; and taoso indee.cd
wiUuiaic^?mc it. 1_ ?. LiiVEGKEcN,
lixeeutor Estile fc. H. Lovcgicu.
February 15 minmi.
Q?EA5I BSN GIN KS FOR >ALE CHEAP,
? >? a; plied :V? imiarjiatcl.v
?Il One 12 horse Portable ENGINE
(1/ One 4-iiur?C Port.ble Eiigiuc
-ALSO.
(lj One 8-ho'se-power ENGINE, in good erudition.
CAMELON. IKltKLEY k IO,
Northeast c-om-.r Meeting and Cumberland-street.-.
Jjuuarv 15 j
QLapartncrsijip \M\ct.
LAW ??? I ICE-TOE UNDERSIGNED
have this da- lormcd a Cop .rtnor-hip lor the
lirar'-.ee of i AW AND EQUI" Y in ?umlor and ad
joiulcg Counties, and i i thoUi.ited Sta;c ? Courts for |
thc District of Som h Carolina, under the name and
stylo of lt!-. H.VitDSON <c M ?s B .
JAMES S G. RICH J.Rl)feON.
M N i GOMEBY BIO HES.
Sumter, S. c., Febiuary 3. l eb. uarv 9
IAW N OT i c E.-MCMILLAN KIM;,
J Esq.. is this day admitted a parleer in cur
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL k SEABROOK, Lawyers.
No. 5U Bioad-street.
JAME? B. CAMPfALL.
HENRY SE Mill00K.
Mc.M?Lf.AN KTN'.i. January 2
"RT AK SI ON HOUSE,
Camden, St C.
TRAVELLERS WILL FIND GOOD AND CLEAN
BOOM*', a good Table, and every attei?ion requinto
to their comfort.
Try me and Judge for your.-elves. Charges rea?
sonable. E. G. ROBINSON,
February 9 tug* Proprietor.
J^T A N S I O N HOUSE,
No. 69 B"OAD-3TREET,
CHARLESTON, 3. 0.
TRAN-TKN'., FAMILIES and DAY BOARD at the
most resouablo teems, by
Mrs. R. 0. FINNFY,
January 30 stu th J mo
DES/TA LODGE OF PERFECTION. Ho.l.
A N I:TTR\ COMMUNICATION OF T wis LODG E
JM. will b<j Leid THIS ^Ursday) EVKMNG. at .-even
u'i'itck
By order of T. P. G. M.
E. E. DEDFORD,
January IC 1 Secretary.
I. O. O. 1*'. -JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 4.
rTTHli REGULAR MEbTING OE THIS LODGE
JL will be held Thia Evzurso at Seven o'clock
prcchcl.v. Purctnal attendancoof the members ia
earnestly requested. J. L. LONSFORD,
February 16 tn Secretary.
THU; FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH
OF CHARLESTON.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CO RPO
li Al IO? will bc held 'J un EVENING, the
iCili instant, ot seven o'clock, at the < rBce of Mr.
Wilmot G. UeSniicBure. Broad-etreet, noon business
ot importance. DA MEL P. AVENEL, Jr.,
Februa:y 16 2 Se retary.
BIB LU SOCIETY UP CHARLESTON.
THE FIFIY-EI'THTH ANNIVKR-AUY OF THE
Charleston Bible Society will bo celebrated
THIS E V E N I H O , the ICth instant, at the
Second Presbyterian (burcb, commencing at bali.
past Seven o'clock precisely, when aftor the read?
ing ot tte Annual Report, by the Rev. W. H.
ADAMS, appropiia'e addresses will be delivotcd bv
tho Rsv. J. li. PICKETT ?md tho Rev. W. W.
HICKS.
'ibo public ?nd all friend!? to the Bible Cause are
cordially Invited to attend.
At thc close of ihe Exercise* a COLLECTION
wiil be takon up.
?ev. JOHN T. WIGHTMAN, ) Oommittee
CHARLES P. FRAZER, J of
J. N. ROBSON, J Arrangements.
February 16 3
?5? ant) JoUii?.
LOST, THREE LETTE KS, DIRECTED
to EDWARD JERKING. The finder wiU please
leave them at No. a* BROAD-SIi'.EET, or drop
them in the Postolhce. 1 February 18
LOST, A NEWFOUNDLAND HOG.
Description: roth ears black, targe black and
white spots on body, bushy tail; answers to Ute name
of "Jeff." A liberal reward will be paid for his rc
c very. A. M. JACKSON,
February lc 3 Accommodation Whar'.
MAIM GUA HD HOUSE,CH ?ELESTON,
S. C., FEBRUARY JS, 18G!>.-Found and
i.rough t to this Post. J H REE SAFE KEYS, which
the owner can have bv proving property 'ind payiog
expenses. H. W. HENDRICKS,
Fobrorry 15 3 Captain ol Police.
PICKED UP UM THE ?d INSTANT,
near the bar. a YAWL BOAT, which tho owner
can have by i? oving properly and payfnir t xpenses.
Aptily nt tho I'OINi HOUSE, sullivan's Island.
February 13 3*
0* XE HUNDRED DO? LARS KBVAKD.
siolen irom near Uonncau's Depot, North?
eastern BlQrwd, on the lGtb January, two MULES
oncaligbt bay maro Mule, black -t ipa down the
back and slignt stripci around thc legs; several sa*
die marlts; head large ?nd carried low; tusk on
right -ide of l( wer Jaw just protruding; about ten
yea s old. 'tho other, a blacl: so se Mule; seven
.years cid; quick and lively ; no marks; hoofs long
and without fregs: carries bead nigh. 'Hie above
reward will be paid tor thc recovery of the Mules
with the taief, or ni ty dollar* for the Mules.
W. N. JONE?,
Bonneau's, Northeastern Railroad.
February ll 5*
l?lotirca in Jankruptn).
IN THE DISTRICT COU KT OP TUR
UNITED STATES, FOR THt DISTRICT OF
SOU fd CAROLINA-IN THE WATTER OF WIL?
LIAM 'JBOMAS, BANKRUPT. BY WHOM A PETI?
TION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS
FILED ON IRE 31ST DAY OF i-ECEMUKR,
A. D. 16G8, IN -AID COURT-IS UA^KltUPlCY -
This is to give noiiee, that on the I'JUiriBUZH DAT
or FKBRUABY, A. D. 18G9, a Warnst tn Bankruptcy
was is tied ngainst thc Estate of WILLIAM
1110 HAS, ot Summerton, io th- County of Claren?
don, sud stat? of -oath carolina, who Uns neon
adjudged a Dnnkrupt on bia own petition ;
that ibo payment o? uny debts and do'ivery of
au> property belonging to seid Eaultrupt.tobim or for
his uso, mid the tionsfer ot any property by him
aro forbidden bv law; that a mcetinc ?fthe Credi?
tors ol' t'ic said Dmkrupt, lo provo their debt?, und
to choose on- O' moro At-sign cea of his Estate, will
be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to bo holden at
No. 72 Broait-Htreet. Cbarle-tou. South Caro ina,
bi'fore J. O. ('AUPEN1 ER, Registrar, on the
B-03X11 DAY or M.iuou, A. t>. 16G9, at ll o'clock
A. M. J. P M. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger,
rcbiuaryl? 1
?N THU DIS3T?1?5T COURT OK TI1I0
ur?ixru jTiies, ros THIC ErrrrtlCT "F
P0U1B CAROLINA-IS ? HIC MATTER OF HEN?
RY D. GREEN. Ju.. KANKlcTJPr.-To whom it may
concern: Thc uiHlnrsigued bcttb* fives notic ot hld
appointment us Assignee of U ENRY V. GRIJEN, JR..
rn-the Couutv of sumter and ->iuto of . out1? Caroli?
na, vithiu sa il District, who hts boon adjudged a
Ilankruut on his petition by tho District court of
sni<i District
Dated tho iib day of January. A. D. 18G9.
J. W. SiUUKEY,
F.bninry 10 ro3 Assignee.
P
A RR Y ?Si LITTLE,
PRACTICAL PRINTERS,
. No. 3 STAT E-S TEBET,
CHAnLES:OX, S. C.
Fobruary IC - 3
"^MIGRATION AND
LALOR BUREAU.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS SUPPLIED WIT 3
LABOR of every description on short nodce. by ap?
plying to 0. W. WIEcKINO k .io.,
Merchant's Hotel, Soelety-strert.
February IC .3*
VERDON it RATES,
CHAMPAGNE ALE LEE WERT,
HARLEM, N T.
D.
'J bis celebrated Ale is brewed fresh all through
thc year, and is guaranteed to keep sound through
tho hottest weather, and on that ucoo nt is of al
Ales tho best adapted to tho -outhern climate. Tbe
proprietors are desirous of esublistiing a trade for
tbeir Alo in this cciion, and wish lo ir-ike ar?
rangements with som': energetic, rosponsit lc larly
to take tbe gencv tor thc salo nf it in . ha l Bien
and vicinity. RYERSON k RA1><.
Harlem Elation, oew YoskC ty.
February IG Imo
B. FICKLIN G
HAVING TAKEN
HOCKADATS STABLES AND LQTS
IN SPRING-STREET,
Ts now pr. pared to keep CATTLE, HORDES, and
STOCK vi cv. ry dcsciipf cn. Sher i- a po-il
pump a id large ?''eds on thc lot. I will voil stock
ou small comm aiton, Imo Fenruarv o
LEATHER AND RUBBBJR
BELTING.
Steam Packin?
Laco ?>e ;t?er
Hints aud Kurs
Bolt Hooks, &c
POR SXht RY
W vi. M. BIKD & O
HO. 493 EAST IS \ Y ,
CHARLES I ON. S. 0.
January 6 3mo
7CTOKTH, STKELK & WAH OK LI.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY GOODS,
STA T10NER Y, PERFUMER Y, CUTL ERi
HOSIERY, P?RNISHIING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERY, kc, kc.
No. Meeting-street,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
J. B. STEELE. C. C. NOR IH,
A. W, WA BL? ELL, JR. NOW York.
January'J.? Uno
E O . II . HOFPOCK,
FACTOR
AND
coy mission MERCHANT,
AjCCOMMODATjcut WHAOF,
Cbarlestos, S. 0.
P. GAO?DBH ntmnu Srcoa September 21
I*-.~?Tu~--~~~~
QKJKDIC ?OIRKS DANSANTE,
FOB THE BESBfn 0? THE
GERMAN LADIES' SOCIETY,
AT
HIBERNIAN HALL,
Tins ii. ven ing. February 16th, IS GO.
PROGRAMME.
PAST L
1. Overture from "?he Hgenncrin".BALFE
2. Prolo?ue.MEIEB
3. Promenade-Polonaise and Waltz,
4. Scbottish.
5. "Outs Nacht." Beciiation.GLOSBEENNEB
C. Kogli-h Quadrille.
7. Polaa.
8. Romanza (in costume;, "Ein Schuctz
bin ich".KBEOTZKB
9. Wullz.
10. "Bertrand du Guescltn." Recitation in
E'icbrh.Mus M? ET LBS
11. Polka Mazurka.
12. "De Gerang," Rcoitatlon in tho Lower
German.REUTEB
13. Waltz-Quadrille
14. "Des i-aengers Fluch," Recitation.UHLAND
16. fenottisn.
16. Son?. from "Figaro's Hochzeit".MOZABT
17. Rcdowa.
18. "Was ist des Dontiichcn Vaterlacd,"
Grand Chorus, new....MEIER
PABT H.
1. Overture from "The Lombardes".VERDI
2. Prologue.MEIES
3. Ladies' Waltz.
4. "?tell ich m fuistrer Mittornacht," Song
in costume, new.MEIES
5. Galopade.
6. Waltz.
7. '-Do blinne Scfcaiisterjung," Recitation
in the Lower Juna m.REOTEB
8. CoHlion (with valentines).
9. Polka.
10. "He Comes Too Late," R?cita'.ion in German.
11. English Quadrille.
12. Polka Mazurka.
13. Waltz.
14. Rcdowa.
15. Galopade.
IG. Minuet,
17. Polka.
18. Galopade.
FINALE.
Maren ana Wal tx.
JOS' M ETZ'S CELEBRATED MUSIC BAND,
eleven members, conatiintc the Orchestra.
JUS" Each member will be introduced at the signal
of the Trumpet.
83" Daors open at 7 o'clock. Beginning at 8
o'clock P. M. precisely.
8?- The "Euffet" is in the hands of experiences
ladies, and Mr. D. G01JEN wiil furnish refresh
uients iv. the lower floor of the Hall.
S3" 'a .ckels SI. For ?ale by thc Ladies of the So?
ciety, by Mr.' GO! JES, at COURTENAY'S, at the
door, and by thc subjoined gentlemen, composing
thc Hall Commute- : J. C. H. CLAU?3E.V, Esq.,
Chairman ; Messrs. D. WEHNER, G. H. LTND
STEDT, H. HARMS, H. LUDERS, H. CAMPSEN
and G. LC GE MANN.
WILLIAM ?FFERHARDT, Manager.
HERMAN D. MEIER, Regisseur.
February 1G 1
O
It A T O R I O
MRS. BAP.BOT TAKES PLEASURE IN AN?
NOUNCING that Roisini'3 Oratorio of the
"STA BAT MATER'1 *
Will bc given at
ST. MARY'S CHURCH,
HASEL-S?REET,
OA* THURSDAY EVENING, 18W INSTANT.
Programme.
1. Introduction....Ptabat Mater
2. AT.Cujus Miimatn
3. Dui.Quis est bou?
4. Air.Pro pee ails
G. Choras and Rccit.tia Muter
6. Qaatuor.SanctaMater
7. Cuvatlnc.Fae ut portcm
8. Air and (.horus.Inti im-natas
1). Quatuor.Quando Corpus
10. Cuorus Finale.Au cn
T ckels $1. to b ; ont unod at the Music Stores of Mr.
I Scigllng and Messrs. Zogba-ro. Your.? k Co.. and at
the Book Stores ot Messrs. Rus.-eli and Greer, King?
sfred; Messrs. Walbor, Evan* k Cogswell, Broad
stroct.
In consequence of ibo small capacity cf thc
Church, the sab of Tickets is limited, and none will
he sold at the Church. a February 16
Q UARLESTON THEATRE,
LI^JEE AND MANAGES.JOHN TEMPLETON.
AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY I
FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing Thursday, Fcbrnary 18th.
Engagement with Whitman's original world-rc
nowncd spectacle, entitled thc Encbanlod
WHITE FAWN :
With Mr. B. F. Whiiman'a Celebrated PJrisian BAL?
LET TROUPE.
M'LLE E8MERALDI DIANL.
Star Danseuse trom her Majesty's Theatre, London
and Venice.
M'LLE AUGUSTA SOHLKE,
Star Danseuse from Theatre Royal. Paris, and
Nlblo's Garden, Now York, with Piincipal
and Second Premier Danseuse* and
Full COtIP? DE BALLET.
MISS ALICE VANE,
The Star of the Sunny South and STAR DRAMATIC
COMP.iNY.
The Great Fifteen Thous ind Dollar
TRANSFORMATION S C E N EI
The whole under thc immediate supervision of B.
F. WHITMAN, Eeq . tho Propnoior.
SCALE Ol' riUOES.
Admission.$1 00
Rcs. two "eat.-. 1 St)
Galleros. GU
OS- Ticket- cm be bad ut HOL'-'EV BOOK
STJiiE and HOt'EL?. Fouruary 15
/.Bf JlttS.
QU?NTJ?'S ? CYS i-iiOTOGiurn AND
PINK ART GALLE fIY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION ai.V LA::?;!'^T AND
Snort Collection of CB HOMO LITHOGRAPH* ever
seen ic Charleston. They ?xe perfect copies of cci
chratcd Works of Art, holli ancient ..nd modem.
Amone tho collodion maybe found ?ALVA IOU
KuSA'a Hi-.AD OF CHRIS !, Conejo'? Macda'ctic.
A. Delacroix's Tulo Goin= Out, A. Delacroix's Tide
Coming Ia, Turner's Venice, Jackson'* English
Scenery, Rowhotlou.'s Ei-ghs.i Scenery. Boxier**
English and Iri.-h Sceuerv. Vte.vs on the RbltM, 1 be
Juugfiuud, .he Wetlorborn, Mn ino View.?, and
many otbeis.
Thc public are rei peet fully invited to rall and iee
lat-se bountiful Work? ul Art. They are offerou-for
salo at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction inthqprrco P? lt'?I; LAIN PIC?
TURES. Recent improvement) n producing thc,-"e
pictures ruablo us lo now l ifer tho ut nearly one
half the forun-r prices, and laf supe. or. Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARIES DE VLSI IE A-.D 'OTHES
LJLALN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR?
PASSED.
K-pecial attention given to <-nildren. Also to copy
inc old Daguerreotypes acd Other pictures. Sati-fa,-.
Hon in all cases miaranteed, und at prices to corres?
pond with the times.
STUltEOSCOPIC PtCTVRKS
AHB
OTHER BJlOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MA UNO LI A
CEMETERY
At Reduced Frlceg.
A fine collection of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE MOUN?
TAINS IN.NOR'l H CAUOLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These iru the first and only Photographs ever takOD
in that .ooahty.
H V I N B Y ?V C O.,
No. 2G1 ?INO-STRBET,
CHARLES TON, S, C.
February IS 18
CHARLESTON
DENTAL DEPOT
No. ?W5 Kl>G-NTKKKT.
GOLD ANO TIM VOIL, AM?LUAM-t, MINERAL
TEETH, Steel Good?, and every article used by the
Dentist. Smo January 27
?wertes nnH MhttMtons.
SWEET ODERT^
If* B?BREL8 NEWARK CIDER, A SDPBBIOE
ii article. For sale by
February lg lntb.2 W. H. CHAFCE fc CO.
WALHALLA PRODUCE.
ONIONS, APPLES, BEANS, AND DRIED PEACH
ES sud Apples
SEED ABD EATING POTATOES.
GOODBICH, WESTJ EN BED, GARNET CHILI
Mercer?, Prince Alberts, Jeck-on Whites
Peach Stows, Pink Eyes, and Davis Seedling.
ior salo bj MOFFEX k WBABTON,
February 0 stuthlmo Ko. 22 last Hay.
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO..
Wholesale Grocers,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
OFFER FOB SALE LOW FOR CASH :
OAAA PACKS8ALT
OUUv lO'. O barrels Pink Eye Peed Potatoes
100 bales Gunny Bagging
DOH coila Hemp and Manilla Hope
1000 kegs Nalia
200 barrels Coffee Sugar, A, B end C
500 bags Rio Cofifeo
ICO barrels New Orleans Molasses
300 boxes Adamantine Candles
OOO kegs Orange Mills Powder
100 hogebcad8 Now orleans and Musco?
vado Sugar
Ito tierces Rice,
january 19 tnthslmo
DEMIJOHNS, BUTTLES AND
IMPOUTED L&GKlt TUE li.
1 AHA PIVE Q*LI'0N DEM'JOHNS
IOU V 2000 demijihns, smaller sizes
100 crates Claret and Madeira Bottles
100 caska Bottled Lager Bier, in quarts
! and pinto.
Imported from Bremen, and fer sale by
CLACIU.S & wniE,
February 4 thsluSmos No. 86 East Bay.
; ALES, PORTER, &c.
JEFFREY'S SPARKLING EDINBURGH ALE,
pinta; stone
Bass' Pale Ale, in pints;*glass
Findlater's Dublin s to ? t, in pints; glass
Fresh Roasted CoCTeo (best quality Rio), 35c. per lb.
Country butter, at 30 35 and ito lb. At (he
OO OPERA I TVE GROCERY STORE.
Southwest Corner Meeting and Maraet street '.
Goods delivered free.. February ll
WHARTON & 3IOFEETT,
NEW youie.
?V10 F FE TT & WHARTON.
CHARLESTON.
NO. 22 EAST BAT ?JBEET. .
W-K ARS NOW RECEIVING BY EVERY STEAM?
ER, ?PPLErtand PO VA TOES, and offer fo:
sale the lollo-.ving varieties of Eating and Seed
POTATOKSl
Goodrich soedllng-PINK EYE
Early Harrison-Mercer
Jackson Whites-D.vkoman's
Wostcrn Red-Duck Eye
Chili ned-Davis seedling
Peacb Blow-Early Rose.
Parties ordering for seed should do so at once, be?
fore the rivers and canals ore lrozen up.
I. J. WHABTON,
No. 115 West-street, New York.
J\ME> G. MOFFET?,
No. 22 Ea-.t Bay street, Charleston.
December CO 3mo
iitii?rii?Lis.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OF1TCE. I
. CHABLESIOX, ti. Ci, February 13. 1SC9. ?
ON AND AFTER SUI'DAY, FEBRUARY Kin,
the PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Caro?
lin: Hui i road will run a? follows :
FUR AUGUSTA.
Leave- Charlceton.8.?JO A. V.
Arrive at Augusta.5.10 P. 11.
Connecting with trnins for Montgomery. Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery unr
Grand Junction.
FOR OOLTTMP? A.
Leave Charleston.,.8.W A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.HAS P. M
ConncoUng willi Wilmington omi Manchester Bul
rotul, CLarl?tta auU South t.'aroliua Ita?road ace
Camden tram.
FWB CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.8.0i) A. K
Arrive at Charleston.S.f'H P. il
Leave Columbia.7 4? A. M
Arrive at Charleston.5.0U P. 3!
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPBESa
(SUNDAYS EXOtlTED.I
Leave Cbarledton.:.7.:?< P. M.
Arrive Bt Augusta.C ?0 1. 41.
Conucciiug with trains lor Memphif, Sashvilli
and Iiew Orleans. v>a Grand Junction.
I cavo Augusta.4.1 J P. Al
Arrive at Charleston.1.0U A. M
COLUMBIA NIGHT I NPRESS.
Ifi'JNDATP XSCETTED.)
I.esve Charleston.6.03 P. M.
Arriva at Colnmma.4.40 A. V.
Connecting( -uudays excptedi with Greenville and
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia.-5.30 P. M
A riivo at Charleston.."... .5.30 A. ?',
*? MMERVILLK 1RAIN.
Leave Charleston.3.0" P. at,
Arrive at Summervillo. OP. m.
Leave Summerv'Ho.7.?U A. M.
Arrivent Chorleston.:.2> A. M
CAMDEN KHAN''H.
On Mondays, Wrdncsduvs and Saturdays.
Leave KiugvUle.4 2U P. M.
Arri <c at Camden..*.7.IM) P. M.
Leave Camden.?.33 A.M.
Arrive at Kingvillc.9.20 A. td,
(Signed" H. T. PEAKE,
Februar1. 15 General SuDcrintendeut.
Jflacljiiun), (Eastings, detr.
PflOiNIX IRON WORKS
JOHN F. TA YLOR & CO.,
8UCCESSOB3 TO
C A' 51 ERO N <Si CO..
Engineers, Boilermakers, &?."
Nos. 4, G andS PRITCHARDS TR EE1,
(VEAJB THE DBY DOOK),
Charleston, S . C .
BTEAHENGINES AND BOILERS-;IA Ul M E,
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE.
BICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
SHAFTING, POLLEYS AND GEA Bl NO,
LBON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTLNGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR
BRASS.
Wc guarantor to furnish ENGINE 4 and BOILERS
of 2B geo J quality and power, and atas low rates a?
oa>i he bad in New York, Baltruor.-'ir Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOB
Ashcroft'? Uw* water Detect r.
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
THE BOLLEB.
REFAIS? PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
February 1 n*o 3oos
J T. HUMPHREYS,
BOOKER, AUCTIONEER AND GO ll MIS?
SION MERCHANT.
aALE3 OP REAL E?lAAfS, STOCKS, E03D9, SE<
CTJRirlE* AND PERSONAL PR?PEattY
ATTENDED TO.
No. 39 B RO A D-S T R K il T .
CHARLESTON. S. 0.
nUFEBKNOrS.
Hon. HENEY BWIST, W. J. MAGRATH. 7sq.,
Ornerai JAMBS CONNER, T. E. WABING, Esq.
October 1
(?rnrerifs ?i ?gisrcliancons.
I FLOU?? ?if D OATS. I
BUSHELS OATS
3u barrels Extra Floor,
Lauding from Schooner Maryland. For sale low. .
FobrnarylO 1 WILLIAM BQAQH k CO.
BI EVERY STEAMER.
WM. S. CORWIN k CO. RECEIVE .A .FRESE
supply of CRACKERS and BISCUITS, Goshen
Butter, Flour, iv. _'
FJKESH PEACHES,
PINEAPPLES, QUINCES", . STBAWBERBIES,.
Cherries, apple Butter, Tomatoes, Green Com,
Green Peas, Succotash, String Beans, Asparagus,
Mushrooms, Truffles, in two and three poun i cana,
at WM. ti. CURWIN k CO,, ?
_ _ No. 276 King-street.
FRESH SALMON,
LOBSTEB. MACKEREL. LITTLE NECK CLAMS,
in one, t? o and three pound cans
Devilled Eutrcmeta-Hom, Turkey and Lobster, for
luncheons, fcc
Pattes? of Wild Game, Sardines, Beef a la Mode. Tur?
key, Chicken, Sausage Meat, in caca, of good
quality, at WM. S. COK WIN k CO.,
'_No. 876 King-street
MUSTARD,
SPICES, SWEET HEBB?, RAISINS, CITRON,
Currants, Prunes, Driel Apples, BrnneHes,
Figs in boxes and drums, at 25,6Cc ?nd $1; Pecans,
Hasel and Hickory Nats, Soft SheU Almonds, con?
stantly on band, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO.,
_No. 275 King-street,
CHOCOLATE. ~~~f
COCOA, BREAKFAST COCOA, BROMA, HOMO
PATHIC Cocoa, a fresh supply at
WM. S. CORWIN k CO.,
_No. 275,King-street.
CHOICE FULTON MARKET
B li? E Ff
FA MILT PIG PORK, MESS BEEF AND MESS
PORK, Codfish, Yarmouth Bloaters, Dutch
Herring, sardelles. Mackerel, Pickled and Smoked
Salmon, Halibut Fins, Sounds and Tongues, receiv?
ed every wcok, at WM. S. CORWIN k OOm
No. 276 Erg-street
PIPER HEIDSEICK,
VE CLICQUOT,'PON *ABDIN. MOCK k CHAN
DON'S Imperial, Mum m'a Private Stock, Cabi?
net Verzenay, Dry SlRery andVerzonay, .rarranted
genuine, and for sale by
WM. 8, CORWIN k CO..
_ No. 275 King-street,
SATIN GLOSS, PEARL AND
?LUlil STARCH, :
FIG. BUTTON AND LIQUID BLUEING, SOAPS,
Caudles, at WM. S. CORWIN k CO.,
_ No. 276 King-street.
DAYIb' DIAMOND AND MAG
> IV OLIA BASIS,
CHOICE BREAKFAST STRIPS, SMOKED AND
PICKLED TONGUES, Concentrated Beef and
Pock, German san-agc, at
WM. S. CORW'N k CO.,
_No. 275 Klog-streot;
RED AND BLACK CURRANT,
CRAB APPLE. QUINCE, BLACKBEBRY AND
Cal vea' Feet Jellf, Guava Jolly, Preserved
Chew chow. Poaches, Quinces. Limes,, Raspberries,
in glass. Brandy Peaches, Gag63, Apricots, Pie
Fruits, for sale at
WM. S. COB WIN k CO.,
_No. 276 King-etreet.
ENGLISH PICKLES,
OBOW CHOW. ONIONS, CAULIFLOWER, WAL?
NUTS; Mushroom. Walnut and Tomato Cat?
sups; Worcestershire. John Bull, Tndia Scy, Paou,
Reading sauces; ? ssence ot Sbiimps and Anchovies,
Anchovy Paste, Curry Powder, Salad Dressing, at
WM. S. CORWIN k 00.,
No. 276 Kmg-atreoL
ANGOSTURA'S,
BORER'S, HOSTET TEE'S, RUSS' ST. DOMIN?
GO. Stougbton RH T (? RS
Drake's Plan.aliou Bitters, 91 per bottle, $11 per
crts.-, at_' WM. 8. ?j RWIN k CO.
ANISETTE, MARIS* HIND,
CURACOA, K ti LMM ELL, ABSINTHE. CHAB
TREUsK, Creiuo de Menibos, Rose, Concile,
Uoyau. Parfait Amour, Huile ue Vunillo
For salo by WM. S. OORWIN k CO.,
_ N^ag^Kligjteeot. .
VIRGIN OIL OFAIX.
T COOA OIL. CAVER?. SPANLSH AND FRENCH
j.j Olive?. Olives Farcie*, mchovics.
Congress, Kissingen end Vichy Weders, at
WM. S. OObWIN- & CO.,
_No. 276 King-street.
BECKER'S FAB INA,
PATENT AND PEARL BARLEY, SAGO, TA
FIOCA. Maizenn, Corn March, Arrow Boot,
Comstock's Kattonal Food, Italian Maccaroni and
Vermicelli, Cox's Sp.ijkling and Cooper's Gelatine,
Fronen, American and Bussian Isinglass, will be
found at WAT. K COI?WIN k CO.,
_^_No. 275 King-streot
PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BECKER'S SELF-RAIS?
ING Wbeat and Huokwneat rlour. Bice Flour,
Preston & Merrili's and Pioneer Yeas? Powder, Wor
cestci Hop Yeast Cakes, Ct cam Tartar, Soda. AR of
the best quality, at WM. ti. COLWIN k CO.,
_No. 276 King-street
CHOICE G OS H (SN,
ENGLISH DAIRY, PINEAPPLE. ETD Ol, SAP
SAGO. YOUNG AM URICA CHEESES, at
WM- S. CORWIN k CO,
_No. 276 King-ttreet
FRENCH, AMERICAN AND
CID lilt Y 2\EG AIl.W A KR A N T K II PURE
PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER, OF THE "BEST
quality, received every week; Cooking Butter,
Prime Leaf Lard, ia 3,5, IO and 2 ) lb packages, and
in any quantity to suit purchasers at
WM. 8. COBWINfcCO.,
_._No. 275 King-street
~~* CLARET WINES.
GODARD'S COUrHY, JOHNSTON'S MEROO,
St. Loubes, Branderburg Freres, Kt. Julien'
Medoc, Chateaux Murgaux, Chateau Y>nem, Hock
belmer, Lanbenheimer, Haut Kynterne, Chambertin,
Nu' ts. dos do Vongeot, of direct importation.
For sale by WM. a. COB WIN k Ce>..
No. 276 Kinc-street
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
GFNUINE MOCHA. LAGUAYRA, PRIME RIO
Cori-EE.*. Constantly on baud, Parched and
Ground Java Coffee, warran ed pure, by |
WAI; S. CORWIN & co., 1
No. 276 King-street. I
LONDON PORTER,
JEFFREYS'. BASS', ALLSOP'S. MC IR k SONS
and Tennent'? ALE.>. Imported recently and
direct by
W.U. S. CORWIN k CO.,
No. 275 King-street '
ALSO.
A .-uprly of PHII ADELPillA POUTER, in pints.
SUGAR HOUSE AND GOLDEN
SYKUP,
TWTEW OltLEANS AND 5IUSC0VAD0 MOLASSES,
1^1 at WM. s. CURWIN & co.,
_No. 275 King-street
LUBIN'S FLAVORING
EXTRACTS,
LIQUID BENNETT, ORANGE FLOWER WA?
TER, Rofe Water, Celery and Caraway Seed,
Mock'lurtle, Ox Tail a .d J ornato Soup. Borden's
Concentrated 1-xtroct ol Beef, lourtolot's Essence
of Beel, for a mps anJ invalids, i'o sale at
WM. S. CORWIN je CO.,
No. 27n King-street.
TO SMOKERS ! J*
OK
SMOKING TOBACCO !
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL HiS OLD FAVO?
RITE BRANDS at the usual prices, in stamped
packages. He invites the Trade and Country Mer?
chants to examino his large and well selected Stock,
which he ia able to offer at manufacturera' prices,
either by the gross or dosen, to suit purchasers.
Apply at
L. LORENZA >
N. E. corner Wentworth and King
February U> i