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Kxnorte.
BAHAMAS-Per nilibili sehr Elva-31,000 shin?
gles, i.v-oo feel flooring boards, I4,<M>O feet lumber.
NEW YOKE-Per steamship Maumu mn-03 baits
sea Island coll?n, 1381 bates upland colton. 50
tlc.ces lire, 39 bales yarns and iluiiicsllcs, 47 bills
cotton seed, SO packages.
B ALTIMOBB-Per stennishlp Sen ?nil-sta tmies
cotton, 70 casks clay. I6f> bbls rosin, 24 bales
waste, H lons pig iron. 42 packeges.
Mom i.a_Per orig Marine-887 lons compound
acid phosphate.
?I in f im i lesion Cotton, Hire mid Naval
Stores .Market.
MVFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, 1
S ATt* RU AV KVESIXO, December 18, 180?. J
COTTON.- Thc Inquiry from purchasers was very
limited, causing a dullness, but with a light
sleek on sale Hie article remained without change,
Sf.lca about 225 tmles, say 3 at 22; 2 ut 22,'i; 28 ai
2j;19at 23><;3ai 23.'4 ; 12 nt 23#; 22 nt ?.'? ; 14
at 23%: 27 at 23?4'; ? nt 24; 25 at 24','; 40 at
24 AtC. Wc quote:
LIVEIU-OOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary lo good ordinary.23 (?fi*^
Low middling.2? rt
Middling......24.UW
RlOB.-Tile demand was mod?rale ami prices
easier. Sales aboiil I2fi tierces ol' clean carolina,
say 12 tierces ni 0"?; so at ii 11-1C; 17 at 0\\ 10 at
c. 13-nic v iii. Wc quote common lo fair clean
Carolina at $?0'{; good ?'.fiuij?c '<p lb.
NAVAL STORES.-Thc market for rosin was de?
cidedly lower, and we nole sales of GO bbls No. 3
al il 5f>, and 270 bbls low No. 2 at $1 co V> bbl.
FBEKIIIT8- Arc somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements arc making nt Jitl "ft
lb on uplands ?iud l.'4'd on sea islands; by
sull, T-lOtl fl lb on uplands and ???1 lb
on sea Islands. To Havre, by steam, nomi?
nal; by sall, nominal at i.'4o on upland >
and ,l\e un sea Islands. Coastwise to
New *ork. by steam, ?.jc 1? lb on uplands
and lc on sea islands; hy sall,??cft lb on up
innds. To [lesion, by steam, nominal; by sall, a
(?>}?c fi lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
HC T? lb on uplands; by sall, somewhat nom?
inal. To Ualtlmoro, by steam, K?.'?e fi lb on
nplands; by sall lomewhnt nominal.
KXCIIAXOK.-Sterling, 00 days bills 29.'.,@29;4.
Don Eb nc EXCHANGE. ?- Sight checks, thc
banks purchase al ?; ou*, sell ut .'4 premium;
out-sidc-si-ll at ,'s'<2i.'.i discount.
COLD.-22621.
Markets I>y Telegraph.
roilEION MAHKETS.
LONDON, December 18 - Noon.-Consols 02,'f.
Honda SO. Spirits turpentine 28s Od.
PAWS, Dcecmbtr IS. - lloursu Arm. Rentes
72f 45C.
llAvnn, December IC-Cotton opened quiet,
afloat ir 3?C.
LIVEIU'OOL, December 18-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands ll7?d; Orleans 12,','; sales 10,000 bales.
Evening.-Cotton easier; snlcs 14,000 bales.
Tallow 45s.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
' NEW YoitK, December 18.-Noon.-Stocks ac?
tive though weak and feverish. Money 7 cent.
Sn currency. Sterling exchange, long sight, los,-. ;
short sight 109%. Cold 20;,'. United States live
twenty securities of 18C2, lll>?. Tennessee sixes,
ex-coupon, 51%; new 43%. virginia sixes, cx
coopon, 4P. Louisiana sixes, old issue, GS; new
issne, CO; levee sixes, COX; eights, 7C%. Alaba?
ma eights, uov, fives G2%. Georgia sixes, R2;
sevens M. North Carolina sixes, old issue, 42;
new Issue, 29%. South fat ulina sixes, new, 72%.
Flour dull and drooping. Wheat quiet bul very
firm. Corn a shade limier. Pork duli; new mesa
?32. Lard dull nt is%nl8%e. Colton quiet nt
25%c. Spirits tufpenllno ?lull nt -I3%e. Rosin
quiet and steady; strained $2 05a2io. freights
dull.
Evening.-Cotton dull mid unchanged; sales of
loco bales uplands at 2ic Thc following ls thc
weekly cotton statement: Net receipts of cotton
for the week at ntl United States ports, 109,150
bales; exports or cotton ror Hie week from all
l' rt il ce) States ports to Great Dritain, 30,052 bales;
exports for Hie week from nil United Slates ports
to thc continent, 24,770 bales; slock on hand nud
on shipboard not yet cleared at all United States
ports, 321,213 bales. Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and very firm. Corn unchanged. Whiskey
lower with sales of Oin barrels Western at 05ca$l,
closing tree at usc. Mess pork heavy and lower
nt (32 25S3250. laird quiet and heavy; kellie 10a
19,'.ic. Naval stores dull. Dank statement unfavor?
able. Loss by thc legal reserve nearly $1,500,000.
Sterling 8Xu8%. Gold 20%a20%. Government
securities heavy; 5.20s of 1802 13313%'. Southern
securities steady. Georgia 02s 82. Stocks closed
firm with hotter feeling.
UALTIUOHE, December 18.-Cotton steady nt
25c. Flonr quiet. Wheat finner nt $1350140;
low grades dull. Corn firmer; white 8GaS8c; yel?
low 00a02c. Oats dull. Provisions, nothing do?
ing.
CINCINNATI, December 18.-Corn dull. Fork
$30. Lard, no demand. Provisions quiet, lia?
ron, shoulders 15al5%c; clear sides I8aii?%c.
SAVANNAH, December 18.-Cotton receipts 3302
bales; exports C01O bales; snlcs 500, middlings at
24%c. .Market easier.
MONTOOMKiiY, December 18-Tho receipts of
cotton at this place since September 1st to date
nrc 53,000 hales, being 25,000 bales more than to
same time last year, and 10,000 bales more than
thc receipts from September 1st, 18C8, to Septem?
ber 1st, 1SC9.
MOBILE, December l?.-Colton In fair donn ad,
and closed quiet ; snlcs 1000 bales; middlings 23*tf0?
receipts 4801 bales; exports 4344 bales.
NEW Ow,KANS, December 18.-Cotton dull and
lower at 24024','; snle3 2080 bales; receipts 2000
bales; exports io Liverpool 11,774 bales, to Havre
1075 bales, Barcelona coo l?ales, coastwise 2G00
bales. Gold 21. Sterling 30*i. New York sight
discount. Sugar dull and lower; prime 12c. Mo?
lasses unchanged.
AUOOBTA, December 18.-Market quiet nnd
easier; snlcs 610 bales; receipts 930 bates; mid?
dlings nominally nt 23%c. Stock on hand 17,300
bales.
WILMINGTON, December 18.-Spirits turpentine
dull at 40c. Rosin dull. Crude turpentine un?
changed. Tar a shade lower at $2a2 05.
Havannah Market.
SAVANNAH, December 10.-COTTON_Our mar?
ket hos been exceedingly active, nnd ihe good
sense of holders in discarding from their baals
of circulation thc slight lrrcgnlnrltles prevailing
In New York, holli m cn ton and gold, has had
the effect of sustaining thc market here and giv?
ing holders Ute advantage.
The following resume or thc market ror tho
week will sufficiently Indicate tho tone:
On Thursday last, December otb, thc market
closed firm with activo demad, and sales of ooo
bales ou a basis of 23lie for Liverpool middling.
Friday, loth, tho market opened with a brisk
demand, 24%o being the basis on which sales of
800 bales were effected.
Saturday, nth, holders were stronger In their
views and buyers hnd to succumb. Prices up?
ward, JiaXc. Sales of 1000 bales were made at
24#a24X for Liverpool middling.
Monday, I8tb, the same feeling prevailed with
an advance of lie which was met by holders,
and sales of loco bales wcro effected on a basts or
24*<a24Ko for Liverpool middling.
Tuesday, 14th, a slight decline was manifest In
consequence of the decline in gold, bnycrs nnd
sellers both holding orr. Sales soo bates on a
basis of 24J?C for Liverpool middling.
Wednesday, I6O1, thc same Influences were at
work, and transactions were limited, without
change lu quotations. Thc market closed firm.
Thu re tiny. 16th, prices were fully sus?
tained, with an active Inquiry. Wo quote {tho
market at its close : Liverpool middling 24; low
middling 23%; good ordinary 23a23%e.
SBA ISLAND.-Thc market for tho past week has
indicated an improvement In thc demand for tills
class of cottons, and sales of nomo 300 bales have
been made at prices not materially differing from
Inst quot at lons. We therefore renew quotations
as follows: Common tofalrssaio; medium Flori?
das 4,5055; fine 60a65c.
Tho receipts Tor the past week foot np 22,650
bales nplands and 407 boles sea Uland, from the
following sources:. A. and G. Ruilrond, 2460
huies upland; Central Railroad, is,??47 balm np
land; Savannah uiver steamers, 1722 hales up?
lands; Florida steamers, 6.">7 l?ales sea Island;
'?casters, 10 l?ales sea Island; wagons, 12 hales
upland. Total, 22.530 hales upland and 4S? hales
island. The exports for the sume time have been
22,*04 bales upland timi nm nnics sen is?uii?.
as follows: To Liverpool, SMI bates upland nud 83
bales sec Hand: to Havre, ama hales uplands and
'I1") i:!'!*?? ?a?. ..lam?! to Kaw VarR, SSM bales up
fand and ipa bales sea'lsluildV lo Posion, mn
bales upland; to Philadelphia, 631 bales upland;
to llalllmore, GIO bales upland, and to Charles?
ton. io bales upland und os bales sea Island. Total,
2u,soi bales upland lind ??ls babs sen Island.
Nashville Mnrliet.
NASH Vi LLB, Ueconibcr 14.-COTTON.-At thc
opening "r "ic present week, the market was
quin and without animation at 22'4<: fur the best
grades, tun has bern steadily Improving, the week
closing un a steady market at 23c for low mid?
dling. The receipts of the week fool up 2121 bales,
against 1.110 bales roi thc corresponding week
last year, und thc shipments were loy? bales,
against I700 the same week last year. Tho sales
for Hie week lueludc 1823 bales, against 2008 last
year. Prices during the present week last year
opened at 2U?{U2l0 and closed at 21',a'-2 for Hie
best selections. To-day Hie mut kel ruled steady
throughout the morning, and thc transadlous
were, to ii fair extent, at 230 for low middling.
The late telegrams rroin New York, however,
caused buyers to be more ir.irilrular In Hielrse
Icctlons mill cautious In their op?rations, several
good running lists being left on factor's tables al
23c. Al thc close, Hie market was dull and easier,
and lo effect sates some concessions would have
to be made from quotations, which are nominal
us follows: Ordinary 2l>.pi22c; good ordinary
2 !Sc; low middling 230.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Slock on band September 1, lBO'J. None.
Received lo-dav. aO.".
Received prevloualy.13.202-13,823
Total. 13,828
Shipped to-day. .".OS
Shipped previously. 11,403--11,709
Stock on hand. 2,020
"Murun .Hiul.it.
MACON, December 16.-COTTON.-Receipts to?
day 770 bales: sales 420; shipped 304.
Receipts for the week ending this evening, Hie
above included. 4166 bales; eales for same time
3102: shipmen is 2645-showing an Increase In re?
ceipts for Hie last weok over those ofthe week be?
fore of 003 bales; Increase of sales 8!?8 l?ales.
The inarkei during thc week closing this even?
ing lias been generally linn mid active, and prices
have advanced since our last weekly report ;"
cent. Thc demand has been grenier I lian I ne sun
ply pretty much ull Hie week, as holders ure stilt
routtdeniofa rise In the spring, and under this
Impression codon ls rapidly accumulating In thc
various warehouses in thc elly.
To-day thc market was rallier easier than for
Hie hisl few days, and op?rai lons were restricted
considerably hy Hie scarcity, or tightness of
money. Tito market closed quiet thia evening nt
23c nominal for middlings.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stuck on hand September 1. I860-bales 170
Received to-day. 770
Received previously. 61,121-61,000
.VJ, 07 ii
Shipped to day. 304
Shipped previously.35,0UC-33,430
Stock on hand this evening. l0,C4'.i
Georgetown .Min ki t.
OEOROETOWN, December IS. - COTTON.-No
sales to report this week. We quote troni 21 to
20c per lb.
CHUN.-Full supply. Small lots at retail bring.
lng from $ I 40 to $1 .r<0 per bushel.
TIMBER.-No receipts past week. None tn innr
kct for snle. We quote ordinary Case, Paioc, 10a
13c; prime 16al8ccaah, and in demand.
Tf'trENTiNE.-Virgin dip $3; yellow dip $3;
scrape or hnrd jl 25 to $1 co per bbl, of 2S0 lbs to
thc barrel.
SriiiiTS Tcnrr.NTiNE-Per pallon 4l.H2e.
Tau-Fer bbl, retail, SI 75.
Interior Cotton IHnrkcts.
WINNSRORO', December 18.-las bales of cotton
were sold in this market during thc past two days
al 20a22Jic.
ATLANTA, December 17.-The market closed
active nt 22KO for middlings; 22JjC for low mid
nings; 21??C for good ordinary; Wi foronllnary.
MONTGOMERY, December 17.-Market sternly
and demand lair. Low middling!) 22,'jc; mid?
dlings 22,'ic; more buyers than sellers.
SELMA, December 17.-Demand good, and
prices advanced H lo Afc. Sales 250 bales. Mid?
dling 23a23.!.;c; low middling 22."40: good ordinary
22'.'1122?.'c._
Hi c oi lits by Ito iii-iiiiii, Ecccmbi-r IS.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Colton, rough rice, mdse, Ac. To J A Chnse, J
Rrown, Roper A Stoney, E II Rodgers, W A Rovie,
I. S Mills, Febter, Rodgers A co, U II Walter A co.
Fraser A Dill, .1 II Screvcn, J A Enslow A co, W il
Cha fee, Reeder A Davis, Kinsman A Howell, S
Lartssoy, M Drown, N Spencer, Sa m iv Middleton,
J W milbridge, A J Salinas, W P Dowling A co, N
Eiiwiints, Wagcner, Stewart A co, W c Rec A co,
and Willis A Chisolui.
NORTH EASTERN RAILROAD.
205 l?ales upland colton, 37 huies sea Island cot?
ton, 517 bbls naval stores, tobacco, 120 bushels
rongh rice, mdse, Ac. To RIschotT A co, Klnstunn
A Dowell, S D Stoney, A S Julmsou, Johnston,
Crews A co, U W Williams A co, Street bros A co,
J F Rlnkelev. J Marshall, Reeder A Davis, Craeser
A Smith. A J Salinas. Waller A co, W M Hird A co,
Ktivenel k co, Mowry A co, Kirkpatrick A Wilie,
Frost A Adjger, Rroillc A co, Caldwell A Son, T A
Pritchard, Pringle A Son, Roper A Stoney, Thurs?
ton A Holmes, W K Ryan, Wlss A co. Halliard A
Ml nott, W C Rec A- co, I'clzer, Rodgers A co, Kan
apaux A cot?zales, Fraser A DUI. F C Archer, J II
Oppenheim, Howard A Rro, J Wllesr A co, A Oib
son, T L Webb, t.'oldstnith A Son, J ll E Sloan, II
E Granger. J Feneck, Claghom, Herring A co,
Nachnianii A cu, and Railroad Agent.
Pu usen gc-rs.
Fer steamship Manhattan, for New York-Capt
Minott, E II Cn diner, L Role, Cnptaln D Nichols,
"1 Jennings, F II I'endluton, It D Howe, A Cclty,
Miss A Cclty, and 2 in steerage.
I'cr steamship Maryland, from RnRlinnrc-J
Eurixor and lady, Mrs Wolf and 5 children, ll
Siivcsscn, M McLoy, M II Thompson, mid Henry
Myers.
I'cr sicamor Dictator, from Palntka. vin Jack?
sonville. Fernandina and Siivnnnnh-W C Kelly,
Mr Clark, Mr Foster, Mrs W II Crndlck, J II An?
crum, Jr, Miss C S Crndlck, Miss Fleming, ll Hos
pito. Mrs Stewart, J lt Courtier, Mr Lewis aud
wire, Mr Ornni. Mr Kay, A W Marshall, Jr, T C
Turner anti wire, F Alexander, J li sardv, F D
Doshncll, Mrs Dcsnio, F Kays, Mr Cough, Mrs El?
dridge, S Y* Rames, Mr Denny and wile, Mr Lahn,
Mr Sclilev, Miss Eldridge, Miss Alexander, Miss
Herbert, Miss Lal'ond, Miss Lyle, W II Mood, J
O'Neill, W II burton, S Ryan, S L Knapp, W Shel?
li ron, ll St-Clair, il McGregor. O N Gardner, J II
Ford, J Parker, W Harvey, C Harvey, T Kelly, und
102 on deck.
Fer steamer Pilot Rov, from Reaurort, Ac-It
Marl iii. Miss Hattie Johnson, Miss Neille Johnson,
mid :i on deck.
i'cr steamer St Helena, from Ilenufnrt, Ac
( woori W I, M Rtirger, J Wright, K Murder, E W
Seabrook, Colonel /. Pratt and lady, lt L Johnson,
F O Flshbnrnc, J F Townsend, Jr, J J Wilson, W
C Whnley, Colonel W Gregg, J Fergnson, H T Fer?
guson, J M Hayley, J E Seabrook, J S Lay nani, E
M Whitley, T P Mikel), and 20 on deck.
1' OUT C A. JJ 13 HU A. lt.
MOON'S rilASES.
New Moon, 3d, 6 hours, 21 minutes, morning.
First quarter, 10th, 6 hours, 61 minnies, evening.
Full Moon, lSlh, 0 hours, 30 minutes, evening:
casi quai 1er, 23th, 0 hour, 14 minutes, evening.
Monday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday..
Thursday .. .,
Friday.,
Saturday_
Sunday.,
SUN.
RISES.
7.. 0
7.. 0
7.. 1
7.. I
7.. 2
SON
SETS.
4. .60
4..30
4..67
4..67
4..58
4. .58
4..50
mon
WATER.
Af AllinE HEWS.
CHA 'ILKBTON, DECEMBER 20.
Altin VI.I) SATURDAY.
Sehr SAE foison, Drown, Philadelphia-4 days.
Coal. To II F Raker A co.
Sehr Louisa, rroin Cooper River. 1000 bushels
rough rice. To F U Cart, and Thurston Jc Holmes.
Sehr Ann S Deas, curban ie. West Feint Mill.
116 tierces rice. To Cohen, Hnnckcl A co.
Sehr Charlotte, Peterson, Back Elver. 3400
bushels rough rice. To Cohen, Hanckol A co.
Stcnmer l'Ilot Roy, Peck. Bcaurort via Edisto.
32 bales sea Island cotton, 76 packages sundries.
To J D Aiken A cn, Hopkins, McPherson A co, II
Creen, Mrs E II Lowndes, Mrs H Schapper, R C
Adams, T O Boag, J Adgcr A CO, P F Mathe wu,
and Southern Express Company.
Steamer St Helens, Elliott, Edisto and Rock?
ville. 78 bnlcs cotton, mdse, nnd sundries. To J
II Murray, Willis A Chlsolm. W K Ryan, O H Cop?
pock, Fraser A Dill. Havened A co, J Colcock A co,
ll Illschotf A CO, W C Bee A co, W Gurney, Cohen,
Hanckcl A co, and Roper A Stoney.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY*.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Rainmore-lett
- inst. Mdse. To Mordecai A co, Courtenay A
Trcnholm, L Kcnceke. J II V?llers, A Hnmmor
schmldt, E K Terek, Mnntouc A co, A II Smith A
co, Dr II Bacr, J Commins, W II Browning, Good?
rich, Wlncman A co, U II Hoppock, W II Ch arce A
rn, O W Steffens, Oatcndorff A co, Wagoner A
MOIIRCCB, Ii Cobla A co, A Tobias' Sons, C Voigt,
W C Dukes A co, C I) Oratio A co, Pel/.er, Rodgurs
A co, Jennings, Thomllnson A co, J R Roberson,
Hart A co, Il O'Neill, and others. Very heavy
gales from SE and SW.
Sirnmcr Dictator, McNclty, Palalka, via-Jack?
sonville. Fernandina and Savannah. 103 bales
bales sea Island cotton, mdse, and sundries. To
J 1) Aiken A co, R S Yenning, Ropor A Stonny, (1
H In graham A Son, Reeder A Davis, Pani, Welch
A Brandes, W R Williams A San, J fi Morrett, S C
Railroad Agent, Hopkins, McPherson A co. Kirk?
patrick St Witto, Macollar, Willlama A Parker, W
M I.aw'oc, Johnston, Crews A co, Telr-cr, Bod?
ger* .V co, Pliiokncy ?ros, Soul horn Rx press Com
nany, J Roborlson, J U Teeni, fi Alexander, Dr J
Jl Salmons, Hnvcnel A Itulmrs, McKIng, und
others.
Sloop Ccorge. CTuclovIc, ?anlre.? 1510 bushels
rough rice. To O A Trcnholm A Son.
CLRARRD SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York
Jumes A ?Igor A eo.
sioamsiilp Sou Cull, Dutton, tlaltlui?rc-Courte?
nay A Tronholm.
Brin; Marine, Reid, Mobile-J N Hobson.
British, Behr Riva, Culmcr, Bahamas-A C?nalo.
BAILHO YKSTKRDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodhull. Now York.
Steamship Sou Cull, Dutton, Ballimore.
Brie Bonshaw, Sylvester, Boston.
Sehr w li Mann, Roners, Georgetown, S 0.
British sehr Riva, cul mer, Buhumns.
Steamer Starlight, COXCttcr, Jacksonville and
Pa wika.
PROM THIS PORT.
Bric (I 1" Ceerr, Cowlan, Phllndclphin, Decem?
ber 16.
Brig Georgie, swan, Georgetown, s c, Decem?
ber 13.
Drig Hampden, Perkins, Georgetown, 8 C, De
comber 13.
Spanish brig Della Dolores, Duran, Barcelona,
November 20.
Sehr Ralph Carlton, Curtis, Philadelphia. De?
cember io.
Sehr R B Pecker, Kelsey, Norfolk, Tn, Decem?
ber M.
BP FOR THIS PORT.
Sehr Kate K Rich,-, nt Boston, December 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Magnolia, dowell, at New York, De?
cember 10.
Hrltlsh brig Peter A John, McLaughlin, at Prov?
idence, R I, December 14.
Sehr I) 1" Keeling, Robinson, nt New York, De?
cember 10.
Sehr R II Naylor, Naylor, nt Phllndclphin, De?
cember IO.
Sehr Ccorge Tnulanc, Steclman, al Rnlliuiore,
December io.
MEMORANDA.
HKonorrrowN. December 17.-Arrived, Decem?
ber lil, sehr Currie S Webb, Brewster, New York;
13th, brigs Georgie, Swan, mid Hampden. Per?
kins, Cunrlcstoti. 17th, brig Charles Wesley.
Cullin. Senrsporl, Me. Cleared, loth, sehr I. A M
Knowles, deinem. Porto Itlco, W I; sehr EA
Hooper, Champion, Plillndelphia. 10th, brig Ii
Carver, Pendleton, Searsport, Me.
Thc Savannah News of Saturday, tho 18th, savs:
"Messrs A Low A COyesterday cleared Hie Drltish
steamship city of Manchester, for Liverpool di?
rect, with tho following large cargo or cotton:
3130 bales upland, weighing 1,437,770 pounds, val?
ued nt (?142,400, nml RM butes sea Island, weighing
:mxi pounds, uud valued ut 123,376. Total weight
1,441,711 pounds; total value $305,781.
Thc sehr Atldic Fuller, Henderson, from George?
town, S ?, arrived ul Huston December 16.
Thc sehr M M Merriman, Rom Dighton for Now
York, previously reported ashore, has been tuken
olf und towed to thc latter city.
RY TELEGRAPH.
Nr.w YORK, December io.-Arrived, steamships
Charleston, Untied Stales, Volunteer and Niagara.
The sehr Scull, from Norfolk, is ashore and.Hill or
waler. _
-finaimol.
QUECKS ON N E\V Y O li K
AND
BILLS ON ENGLAND AND FRANCE
SOL D.
no ll G HT.
ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS,
By L/ESESNE ? WELLS,
nov2 3mos No. 10 BnOAn STRRET.
tailoring, <\?c.
QLOTU INO, TAILORING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
MENKE A MOLLER,
No. 325 KINO STREET,
Three Doors below Liberty street.
Have just received and opened n largo nnd Hue
assortment of Men's Youths' and I loy's ULOTH
1NC, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac. Consisting of
Elegant OVERCOATS. Business ami Dress Suits,
White and Colored Shirts. Underwear Hoods, Ac,
.English nnd Domesllo Hnlf Hose, Alexnudcr's
and Couvisler's Kid Gloves, Buckskin, Doeskin,
calfskin; cloth, Casslmero, Tweed; silk timi
Tarean Gloves, Linen and Paper collars, Cravats,
Neck Ties, Pocket Uuudkcrchicfs, Suspenders,
Uiubrcllns, Ac.
Also, u large and well assorted stock of BROAD?
CLOTH, OASSIMERE, DOESKIN, REAVER
CLOTH, Ac, ti large variety of th? new style Pants
and Yest Patterns, which we oircr to sell by piece,
yard or pattern, or niukc up Into garments by
mcasnre, tn Hie latest styles.
Our stock lins been selected willi prent care,
and prices marked very low, In plain ligures.
Being confident that wc nan oner Inducements
nneiiitullcd hy nny oilier house, wo solicit buyers
lu our linc to give as a call before purchuslug
clsowhere.
Ail orders will receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction ls guaranteed,
oelll mw ramos
II
horticulture, QVgricnltnrc, &'c.
ORS ERA DTS?I: SETS
250,000 of the nbovo SETS can bc supplied.
Henderson's Gardening for Profit says: "This
root ls now one of thc most important wc raise
In our market gardens, upwards of two hundred
acres ol lt being grown In-Tho vicinity of New
York nlone, and for tho last half ilor.cn years
there has been nothing grown from which wc
have realized more profit as a HCCOUII crop. Our
average weight per aero ls five tons."
dCCUl 2_KINSMAN A HOWELL.
BY PERMISSION OF TUE COURT OF
PROBATE.
For sale at Retail and st Low Pitiers,
THE LATE CONRAD RING'S STOCK IN
TRADE,
All of which ls of very recent Importations, se?
lected personally by Mr. Ring, principally from
thc Messrs. Laudreth's of Phllndclphin, for this
market. Tho stock consists of thc best and most
choice
CABBAGE SEEDS, rf all kinds,
Tomato Seeds,
Guinea and Boston Squash Seeds,
Turnip and Ruta Raga Seeds,
Pens. Parsnip and Carrol Seeds,
Early ami Sweet Corn Seeds,
And all other kinds, common lo Southern cli?
mates.
ALSO,
rLOL'GHS, Hoes, Spades and every variety of
Garden and Farm implements, en thc most im?
proved patterns.
ALSO,
BASKET and GLASS-WARE.
ALSO,
WHEELBARROWS and HARROWS.
Atthc Store, Nu. 353 west sido of King, below
George st rc et, and known for the last forty years as
LANDRETH'S AND RING'S SEED AND AGRI?
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING CHOLWELL,
dcc4 1 mwfl2 Administrator.
?Uiul)iuevn, (Eastings, S-c.
AGON AX^^COMMISN.'CC^
Iron Bub. and Solid Col in r, of superior
n n ul it v and UnUn. Also, Manufacturers of Ma?
chinery. Patent stearn and Bell Forgo Hammers,
Power Shears, Car Axles, Windlass Necks, Truss
Shapes, Crowbars, Boiler Fronts, Cant Iron Jack
Screws, Pntcnl Swnro Blocks, Tire Benders, Forg?
ings and Castings. Address, for Price List,
LYMAN KINSLEY A CO.,
nov24 Imo_Cambrldgeport, Mass.
J^XOELSIOR IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 183f?,
F90T OF 14TH 8TBEET, EAST niYER.
IRON FRONTS,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF IRON WORK
FOR DUILDIKO ruitrOSE?.
GEO. R. JACKSON, BURNET ? CO.,
Proprietors.
RANCH OFFICE, NO. 201 CENTRE STREET,
CORNER OF HOWARD.
nov30 3mos
JAMES HARRAL & CO.
COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
NO. 23 WHITEHALL STREET
(Lower end of Broadway,)
NEW YORK.
Liberal advances made upon Bills of Lad ne.
u ? VJ rt ImoDAO
_Shipping.
ST FREIGHT LINE
TU_BALTIMORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AX 9
Tili: CITIES OK TUE NORTHWEST.
THROUGH mr.r.s i..\m.\i; ci VEX IOU cor?
ros TO HHBSIKX.
The Steamship MARYLAND, Johnson,
CointnaiiikT, will nail fur IteltlmorcSJBJtjMs
on WKDSKSHAY, incomber 23d, at 4 o'clock r. M.
from lier No. 1, Union Wharves.
Oarluanranco by Hie Steamers of this Urie
|KT rent, to KaHlmsre ami I'hllatlclphla. To Roa
Ion *?. Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
eity hy railroad from Halt I moro without addi
IIonal expense for Insurance.
tty arrangement with Uta steamships or thc
ttaitimore amt Bremen Line, nailing semi-month*
ly. Through Utils Lading for COTTON will hereafter
IM; Issued to thc Utter port un accommodating
terms.
mr Thmngb lillb Lading given to PHILADEL
P1IIA. IJOSTON and the CUTES OE THE NORTH?
WEST.
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply to
COURTENAY A THKNHOLM,
<lec20 :t 1'nloti Wharves.
F 011
L 1 V E R 1' GOL.
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
L INK.
Thc Al Iron Screw Steamer MAIL ^^--fir*.
MOKA. lt. M. Itohinson, Commander, ?a?y?i??
having a part of her cargo engaged, will load
with dispatch for the above port, to suit on ur
tiliout the '.:oih Instant.
Cotton forwarded by this Line to all points on
Hie Cuni I nen l of Klimpe, and Through Hills Lad?
ing signed ut Cluirleslon.
Thc MAKMDKA will be followed in regular
course by the linc Al Steamer ADALIA mid Ku?
now Clydc-hulll Iron Screw steamship ARA
(?ON. just completed.
For Freight engagements, apply to
KOI1KRT MURK A CO..
dees wfmO Hover's Wharf.
O R NEW ? U R K .
The First Class Side-Wheel Steamship
JAMES AIRIER, T. J. Lockwood. Coin-^, "
mender, or tho New York timi Charleston steam?
ship Compnny's Line, will leave Adgur's Soutli
Wtinrr on TUKSDAY, tho21st iiistnnt, nt K o'clock
A. M.
?ti-Through Rills of Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool.
jin- Insurance br tlds Line half per crut.
os" Superior Accommoda tiona for Passenger*
decSO'J JAMES ADCKIt A CO., Agents.
F
OR NEW YO- Il K
PASSAI! E tl?.
The supriior side-wheel .cteain:-hlp^.-r^^?.
MAGNOLIA. Captain M. IL Crowcll,^stt?S
having elegant und spacious accommodai mus lor
passengers, will leave Vamlerhorst's Wharf, on
TIIUUSDAY, December 23d, it-e-'.>. ut- o'clock
ILVVENEL A CO.,
dec?s_Ageins.
J3AU1FI0 MAIL STEAMSIHF COMl'?'S
Tiir.oi-wrt'l.isiJ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANCE OF SAILINC DAYS.
Steamers nf thc shevo line leave Pler^r-.*^?-?.
No. 42, North River,loot of ennui Street, ".~fflh,jftff\
New York, nt 12 ?'clock nunn, or thc Stn and
alslor every month (except when these dales tall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.)
Uepnrturc of Alb and 2ist connect ut Eunama
willi steamers for South racine mid Cenital Amer?
ican purls. Those of bili touch ut Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco Tor
Japan ?ind China December 4,1809.
Ko Culifornin steamers touch ut Havana, but go
direct from New Y'ork to Asplnwnil.
Ono linn.i reel pounds baggage free to CUCll adult.
Medicine mid nltendmice free.
For Passage Tickets or rurtliT Information ap?
ply al thc COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, loot uf Canal-street, North River, New
York. F. lt. CADY, Agent.
tn arch 12 lyr_
QUNARI) LINE OF .MAIL STEAMERS
llctween NEW YORK mid LIVER-.^rffifte,
POOL, calling nt Oucenslowii. ?*HL????.
AUSTRALASIAN, MALIA.
ALEPPO, PALMYRA,
.MUNA, SAMARIA.
CUIIA. SI HERIA,
HECLA, TARIFA.
JAVA, TRIPOLI.
One ol thc above First-Chiss Irou Mull Steamers
nre intended lo snit ns follows:
From Liverpool for New York direct every SAT?
URDAY.
From Liverpool (cnlllng nt Cork Harbor) for
New York vin Ruston every TVCSIUV.
Prom New York for Liverpool (cnlllng nt Cork
Harbor) every TllURSUAY.
Cert locates ls-mcd to bring out Passenger.; from
nnv part of Europe at lowest rates.
, For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
CHAS. C. FRANKLYN,
No. 4 llovt ling (?reen. New York.
Por Steerage Passait*?, apply to Trinity munt
lng, No. in broadway, New York, ur to
WM. ROACH A CO., Agents,
nov! 1 srevfOmos Charleston.
rrULAVELLEIlS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In thcir^CjSa?.
supplies of Ctn reis, Chumpagucs, Cor-Js???Sfc
dials, mandles, Whiskies Wines, Canned Suups
nnd Meats, American und English Discuits, De?
villed Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Dui liam Smoking
Tob?ceo mid Import od Senors.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO.,
No. 270 King street, opposite Hnscl,
Charleston, S. C.
Branch of No. ooo Broadway, corner Suth street,
New Y'ork._sept28 amos
?piOlt GARDNER'S BLUFF AND
1.STBR.MBDIATR LANDING'S ON TH fi PBBDKR
HIT Kit, Y1A QBORORTOWN, S. 0.
Tho Steamer "PLANTER," Cap- _ ?IT"***,
tain J. T. Poster, will rce?ive-U^e}3^2
ProtghtTniS DAT at Accommodation^! bru fyans
leave To-Moiiiiow MOIIKIK?, thc 21st Instant,
at a o'clock.
Having superior stateroom accommodations,
i will tako passengers for Hie above polut.'i.
Freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
For Ftelglvi itt Passage, apply to
i. A V UN HI, A HOLMES, Agents,
deo i o l Ko. 177 Hun Day.
?pOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF AND INTER?
MEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN
TEE RIVER.
The Steamer MARION, Captain _ -cTT^s,
W. F. Adair, will receive FreightillS?GuSKC
Tuts DAY, the isih Instant, at Accommodation
Wharf, mid leave MONDAY Nm HT, thc suth instant.
Freight nnd Wharfage must be prepaid.
For engagements, apply at
THE OFFICE OF THE AGENCY.
dccfiia 2 _Accommodation Wharf.
JP OR GEORGETOWN, S; C.
KKITIIFIEI.D, WAVERLY*, AND BROOK GREEN
MILLS, TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND.
The Steamer EMILIE.Captain P.C. . y-rfTO>>>.
Lewis, will receive freight nt SonthJaBstssHC
Cuinmcrcl.il Wharf, and leave as above on Mu:.'
HAY MnitviNc, thc 2ol!i instant, atc o'clock.
Returning, she will leave Georgetown on WKD
NI:s HAY Mon st sc, the 2-Jd Inst., at 0 o'clock.
For engagements, npply tu
SHAOKELFUHR A KELLY, Agents,
Boyco's Whurf.
Thc Steamer EMILIE will leave Tor Georgetown
again on TllviusDAY Nu,MT. thc 2nd instant, nt 0
o'cloek. Returning, leave (?eorgctowu MONDAY
MOUNIXO. 27th Instant, at C o'clock._tleclT
"JgXCURSION TO DRAYTON HALL AND
PHOSPHATE WORKS, ON ASHLEY RIVER.
Adair, will leave accommodation mm t n m a sss
wharton SATI?DAY MOKNINO, ltthJiocemuer. il
0 o'clock, and return to thc elly nt dark, giving
un excellent opportunity to strangers Ot visiting
the Phosphate Works on tho River, and also to
rcranns wishing to attend tho sale of Messrs.
lol nie? A Macbeth nt Drayton Hall.
Tully will be In attendance to furnish dinner at
tl each.
af Faro for the trip 60 cents. dec?s
F
OR FERNANDINA, FLORIDA
INLAND ROUTB VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK AND
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
ON THE GEORGIA COAST.
Steamer PILOT BOY Captain _ . ?.tr*- b.
Fenn Peck, will leave Charleston rffrfVISUSBit??i
for above points every SUNDAY MORNLSU, ntl
o'clock. Leaving Savannah MONDAY MOKNINO,
at 0 o'clock.
Returning, sbo will leave Fernandina on TUES?
DAY AFTERNOON, after arrival of tho train from
Cedar Roys and Gainesville; leaving Brunswick
Kaine evening; leaving Savannah for Charleston,
via Beaufort, on WEDNESDAY AFTBIINOON, nt 3
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage npply to
J. II. AIKEN k CO.,
nov24 South Atlantic, Wharf.
gUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
Manufactured and for mle by
Dr. n. BA ER.
octa . No. 131 Meeting street.
Slliuutng.
-poi: EDISTO, ROCKVILLE, ENTER?
PRISE AVI) WAY LANDINGS.
Thc steamer RV. HELENA, Copt. .. ,rrr~^
ll. P. Klllotl, will leave as als ive.-?<3&???S5Z9J2
from Norih cumuierchti Wlmrr, TW-MWUKUW
MOKXIKU) ?it .*> o'clock, mid Kdlslu WBIINKSIIAY
Mi 'HM sn, nt 4 o'clock.
Freight received Tun D AT um II mnsct.
.INO. ll. MURRAY, Agent,
.Market Wharf.
The Ri earner leaves again PK! HAY MURNINI! at
S o'clock, nuil Ed ls tu sume day, at U o'clock I". .M.
de? .JU r
-jp O U V A li A T K A, 1" LOKI I) A,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON?
VILLE AND L ANDI NOS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER.
S E M I - W E E K I. V I. INR.
Steamer "IHCTATOR," Captain r -rlf - ^i?.
W. T. McNelly, wilt sall fruin t'/V.\c?
Charl) stcu every TI'KSPAY KVKNINI; ai S O'CTOCK,
tor ubove |>i>ints.
Steamer "C1TV POINT." C;i|>ttiln Ocorge E. Me
Millan, will sail fruin Charleston every PRIVAT
HVKSINII, nt s o'clock for above points. Connect?
ing with nil railroads at Savannah geing south
amt West. Connect Inn with the Florido Railroad,
ni Fernandina, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect with Mobile and New Orleans,
Conm-minc. nt I'.tlatka, with Hurt's steamers for
thc Oclawaha Uiver. Through Bills of Lading
niven fur ireighls to .Mobile and New Orleans.
Freights payable on the wharf. All gootls roiauiu
lug on lite Wharf nt sunset will be stored nt rksk
mid expense of owners.
{Signed) J. 1>. AIKEN A CO.,
novia_Agents.
I^XTRA TRIP TO RE AU KORT AND
CHISOLM'S LANDINC ON AND AFTER
DECEMBER 3.
Steamer PILOT iOY, Cnptnln _ ^.IT*c*h.
Penn Peek, will snil for above J*e-.~"i.!i~p?
points every I'UIHAY MDHMMI, ai Bollock. Re?
luming, will leave Beaufort same evening to suit
the tide. J. H. AIKEN A til.,
novrM A?renla
JpOK NEW TORR-MERCHANTS'LINE.
The Regular Uno Schooner VRAIE, Ma- ??M
son. Master, wonts loo !<? Lin hales Colton35???
to lill up and leave promptl*.
decao'i _WILLIAM POACH St CO.
TpOE EOSTON-DESPATCH LINE.
The Favorite Packet Schooner R. N. ./Vj
HAWKINS. Wyatt, Master, wants Colton S5t??
and Light Freight to till nu nnd leave promptly.
derra) 3 _ WM. ROACH A- CO.
JJI U ll ROSTO N,
TO SAIL THIS WEEK.
Tho good Schooner FANNIE KRATINC, .?Jj,
Jones, Master, having (3-1) three-fourths 5v--=i
carga engaged, will ucccpt heavy Freight "tur
above port.
Por Freight engagements apply io
decJOmwu DISLEY A CRBICIITON.
F
OR LI V 13 R P O 0 L
The linc American Ship MISSOURI, L. T. .,'7,,i
Ilrndliurit, Muster, having tl lari;,: portion J^-lii
of her cargo engaged, is now loading for the
above port.
For further engagements apply to
WM. ll. SMITH A CO.
deis Napier's nance.
171 O R L 1 V ? Ii P O O L .
Landerken, Master, of small rapacity. has5?S??
n l irjjc pan or her cargo engaged and now going
on board, and will have dispatch lor the ubove
port.
X'rt'Thls vessel U neatly new mid Insures nt
the lowcsi rates.
For balance ur rreicht room apply to
dec?s STREET BBQTIIKRS A CO.
.pOR L I V E R P O O L .
The Al British Bark YPMl'RI. Cochran,
Master, will have quKk dispatch for HlcSksB
above port.
Por Freight apply to B. T. WALKER,
dcclT Hove's Wharf.
O lt P H I L A I) E L P II I A.
F
Larkin, huving u largo part or cargo cn-SEuE
inged, will have (puck dispatch.
For Freight, apply to
deda 4_JOHN A THEO, (jETTY.
17* O R LIVE R P O O L.
Vcrnani. Master, brine of small capacity,
ami linville a large portion or lier cargo engaged,
Will meet with dispatch for the above port. For
Freight engagements, apply to
ROBERT MURR A CO.,
dec?a Royce's Wharf.
TRI 0 R L IVER P O O TT
Tho British ship MUSCOKCUS, IV. M. ?1*
Groves, Master, huving a large portion o(S&'J?L
her cargo engaged, will have dispatch, ii7
freighi engagements apply lo
novao RAVENER Si CO.
1EXCURSIONS TO ALL POINTS OP
li INTEREST AROUNU THE HARBOR.
Thc fast nailing and comfortably up- Six
punned Yacht ELEANOR will BOW rvmnioSK
uer trips to all points In thc harbor, storting
KVKUY uoKNixfl, at 10 o'clock, and every AVTKR
XOON, at 3 o'clock, rrom South Commercial
Wharf.
For Passage or Charter, npply next door south
Of thc Mills House. nu vs 3mos
ttailroaos.
^NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, )
KORTI IK A STE RN RAILROAD COMPANY,]
CiiAitt.KSToN, S. c., December io, isao. )
From mid arter thia date, and until Ute luth
of .tnuuury, the Ftfsc'iger Fare tn nuil from
Charleston will bc reduced to one-half thc present
rates, but no charge will be less than twenty-live
cents. S. S. SOLOMONS,
docM 0 _Superintendent.
QHANGE OP SCHEDULE.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, )
ATLANTIC AMI RUM* RAILROAD, [
SAVANNAH. November 5,1809. )
. On and aller BUNBAY, tho Titi Instant, Passen?
ger Trains on Hits rond will run an follows, com?
mencing with thc 4.30 P. M. train:
NKJIIT RXPKKS8TRAINS.
Leave Savnunnb dnlly nt.4.30 P. M.
Arrive nt Bainbridge (Monday's except?
ed) a!.Cir, A. M.
Arrive nt Live Onk dally at.'.'.v'O A. M.
Arrive nt Jacksonville daily nt.7.03 A. M.
Arrive nt Tallahassee daily nt.T.07 A. M.
Arrive nt Quincy daily nt.te ir. A. M.
Leave quincy dnlly nt.o.'.'5 P. M.
Leave Tallahassee dally al.8.25 P. M.
Leave Jacksonville dally al.8.30 P. M.
I.cavo Live Oak daily nt.1.23 A. M.
Leave Bainbridge (Suiulnv's excepted)
nt.9.30 P. M.
Arrive ut Savannah dally at.lo.to A. M.
HAY THAIN.
Leave Savannah (Sunday's excepted)
nt.7.15 A. M.
Arrive nt Live Oak (Sunday's excepted)
at.7.00 P. M.
Leave Live Oak -Sunday's excepted) nt. .COO A. M.
Arrive nt savannah (Sunday's except?
ed) nt.6.35 P. M.
Passengers for Stations west or Lawton, on
main linc, tukc Express Train leaving Savannah
nt 4.30 P. M.
nniTxswioK TRAIN.
Leave Savannah (Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday) nt.12.fi0 P. M.
Arrive at No. 0 (Junction) nt.4.30 P. M.
Arrive at Brunswick ut.0.42 P. M.
Leave Brunswick (Monday, Wednesday
and Friday) at.12.S0 P. M.
Leave No. o (Junction) ut.3.00 P. M.
Arrive at Savannah at.0.20 P. M.
Connect nt Jacksonville with steamers for Pa
lalka, Plcolatn, Enterprise, and all points on the
St. John's River. Throngh tickets good by all
steamers on the river. II. S. HAINES,
deco General Superintendent.
OLA
"O.N.T."
Spool Cotton
IS THE BEST l'on
HAND!MACHINE SEWING.
FOB SAXE BY ALL
wanr.isAi.i; and RLTAIL
DRV GOODS DEALERS
decic wrni2mos
ijoti?arj (Soo?o.
JJ O I- I '? A Y I? Il ? S K N T S . 'W?,
-o- ^
IPlljEJiVClI .lEWKTiHV ^ ^
? DRKf^INfl OA?IW "
?J GL.OVI3 l'.OXKS H
H W
ti if ACTTOICTCIICIITTOI? I?OXKS 5
.fi
? WOllK IH)\ MK AM) HASKETT
!_> DOIii.S. TOYS K'I'C'. .-/>
ni r-1
Wc oiler TOOTH BRUSIIKS How r, coins io 00 cont.--; Hair Knishes 15 couts lo *I0; Nail, Hat, Hath
and clothes Urnsbcs, Combs, l'oiundvs, Perfumery, Ac, In largo variety, and cheapest lu the elly.
EUGENE WAHI) ft CO., No. 310 KIMI STREET,
dcc20 r,? Two doors below Hie Academy of Music.
TIT-ATCIIES AND JE WELK Y AT REDUCED 1> U I C E S .
-o
AV. Ci A it it i is G T o rs- ?v <. o.,
No. 230 KINO STREET,
Have, by late Importations, greatly lucrcnscil theil .-.tock ot
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE AND
DIAMOND HOODS,
Making our assortment the largest in the state, nial which we ari1 now offering at prices compatible
with tin? decline in gold.
Wc desire lo call special attention to our line of WATCHES of English, Geneva and American
manufacture. Waltham Watches, in solid silver Cases, at sun. warramoo.
AGENTS VOIl THE AMERICAN WATtll COMPANY.
W. CARRINGTON. W. THOMAS,
dei-nn _ _
?jaruvunrc, OE u tl ern, &'c.
JJ ART & CO.,
II A. lt 1> YV A. RUE M E R C II A N T rS .
C II A R L E S T O N , S. C.
n. D. COHEN*. n. s. HAUT. S. P. HART. r. MORAN, jons v. M"::AMLK.
WHOLESALE STORE, No. 30 MAYNE STREET; RETAH. STORE. CORNER KINO AND
MARKET STREETS.
RAR IRON, MILL ROCKS,
I*LOUOH?STEEL, BOLTING CLOTH,
NAILS, CIRCULAR SAWS,
METALS, KAN MILLS,
OCXS, HOES, PLOUGHS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
11UILOINO MATERIALS,
CARPENTERS* TOOLS,
BLACKSMITHS1 TOOLS,
BRICKLAYERS" TOOLS,
TANNERS' TOOLS.
ALSO, A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OE
TtODCiJEIlS' TARLE AIN'T) T>OC'T.tI3T CUTLERY,
i' U A T E U A N I) BRITA N N I A W A R E ,
.HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS OE EVERY DESCRIPTION.
sept24 BnwSmos DAC _
tDingo, (STljciiiiciils, Src.
UEFORE USING AFTER USING
?ti
HAIR-DYE
THE BE'
UNITED ST R
It is sold hy Druggists every wiieve.
MCKESSON A- ROBBINS,
JOHN V. HENRY,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
Ci. W. A I 31A lt, CHARLESTON,
ACENT FOR Dit. TCTTS
S T A N 1) ARD PR E P A It A T I 0 N S .
EVIDENCE:
Dr. William ir. Tall:
DEAR SIR-AS a Hair-Dresser for the inst twenty-live years, in Europe and the United Stans, l
have tried uU k?ids of HAIR DYES, und li atlords tuc pleasure to sny that yours is superior to any
yet introduced. For thc lust few years, 1 have used lt, in preference to :;ll others, with entire satisfac?
tion. 0. BALK EA IT.
Ladles1 Hair-Drcssir,
No. 198 Broad street, Augusta, Cu.
rrcparcd at thc Laboratory or
WM. II. TUTT & LAND,
Augusta, Ca.
tiov22 mwslmo
Jfnsttrance.
TV U R E L Y MUTUAL.
THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES,
No. 92 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
WM. C. ALEXANDER.?..PRESIDENT
Organized September, 1859.
CASU ASSETS OVER.$10,000,000
ANNUAL INCOME OVER.I ?.000,000
All PROFITS divided annually among tho assured.
Its losses aro paid ..romptly.
. All Its POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITING.
O. A. BOWEN, ot" JAMES ADUKR ft Co., Resident Agent.
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