The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 27, 1869, Image 6
Our Valry Hing.
While Titans war willi social Jcvc,
My own sweet wife auil I,
We make Elysium In our love,
Ami let Hie world ito by I
O never heans lirai half so Helli
With crowned Queen or King '
O never world was hair su bright
As ls our fairy ring,
' Hear love 1
Onr hallowed fairy ring.
Oar world of empire ts not large.
Hut priceless wealth lt holds;
A Utile heaven links marge to marge
lim what rich realms ii folds !
And clasping nil from outer strife
Sits Love willi rohlcd wing,
A-breod o'er dearer life on-IHe.On
wu mn our fairy ring.
Hear love !
Our hallowed fairy ring.
Thou leanest thy true love on mine.
And bravely hearest np '.
Aye mingling love's most precious wluc
lu life's most bitter cup !
And evermore the circling hours
cw girts of gloiy brinn;
We live and love like happy Howers.
All ill our fnlrv ring.
Hear love !
Our hallowed fairy nug.
We've known a miiiiy sorrow*, sweet '
We've wepl a many leurs,
And orten trod with trembling feet
Our pllgilimiKC of years.
Eui when our sky grew dark and wild.
All closelier did we cling:
Clouds broke to beauty us yon smiled,
Peace crowned our fairy ring.
Denr love !
Onr hallowed fahy ting.
TAI UIl'LOMATIV lt EA li- LOCK.
Tbc AiubxiuA Ciuiiut Correspondence-i
Tone of tlie DlspateUrs of Secretary
Fl .ii- in iVcgul utlons Transfcrrrri to
Washington-How thc Matter Stands
at Prisent.
; President Graut bil Wednesday last scinto
the Senate copies of the correspondence between
bo United States pud deal britain concern.ug
the Alabama chu ms since thu rejection of Hie
.latins convention by thc Seuutc. The most Im
purum fac in thc documents is Hie assent of tin
British Government to thc transferor thc ucgoiia
Kttgns ."t - Washington. A letter appears iu the
correspondence from Secretary Fish, lu which lie
lakes much monger ground against England
than ha been generally leprcscntcd. Thc docu
ment covers over one hundred pages of fools
cap, Wc BQbJotu abai ra is of thc correspond
ence :
WJIY THE TREATY MADE BV RRVSilDY JOHNSON
' WAS REJECTED.
Jn a letter to Mr. Molloy, dated Mav io, lsco, Mr.
Fish says thal Hie goveruiuuut, in rejecting Ute
V ..convention, ubnudons neither Its claims nor thc
hope of a speedy settlement. Hu explains Hint thc
action of mc Senate was luilueuced by Hie unani
mity of public uinii ion against the accept-mee ol
tile proposals or England. Ile disclaims any dis
.-MilF'.C y to England] and Instances the conven
' tiou of May 1*2, lb03. us a precedent. Thc imam
njpUH belief ol our olllzcns was Huit thc accept
ance of Hie convention would not bc conducive
ta,peace between thc two countries, lu view of
the irritated state or public reeling, he advises
thal thc discussion be suspended rora short time,
but i hts suspension should bc limited to the short
est pustule pei iud consistent with its object.
T0E RECOGNITION OK BELLIGERENCY;
When thc question ls again taken lip, Knglaud
la'askcd tn insert in Hie negotiation some agree
ment between Hie two governments denning
their respective duties and lights as neutrals lu
cafee thc other government been me involved in a
war with a Hurd power Thu nb'euee iii such ail
agreement has been ne of the principal causer
cr the rejection criheclattrs convention, ami n
rcceptlon by both countries would no doubt lead
te Hs becoming a public law of thc civilized world.
Thc President, while lie recognised England's
rignt tu neilin: Its relut loni) to Hie rebels lu so far
sorts intercala were nirccied by the couUiot, cont i
see nothing which Jusiiiied ititi granting them
belligerency. Great Hritnin. of nil Hie coan I rles
rt luth did thc same thing, was the only enc which
supplemented ii with a _i.-> causing direct damage
to the United states.
TRANSFER OK TBI SEUOTIATIONS TO WASHINGTON.
Mr. Pish, on thc 251 b of September, Instr ucl s
Mr. Motley lo notify lier Ma.nsty's Government
thai lie hopes Hie discussion will hereafter be
conducted nt Washington, where auv proposi
tions they have io make und any views they have
to offer will be received and carefully consider !
hy the President, mi a purpose io reach an anil
cable adjustment ir lier Majesty's government
are disposed to meet this government in a fair
spirit, mid to lend a Just ear lu the siateir.ciu of
the grievances or which the government and citi
zens of the I'ul ted Stales complain.
COOLING OKPl
He says to Mr. Motley that when he left on lils
mission thc moment was thought noi io belle
most hopeful to cuter upon renewed discussion
er negotiation with thc Government or tireiit
britain. Thc President ls now inclined to be
lieve thal sufficient Hmo has elapsed to allow
subsidence of emotions of t.xciici&cul or Irrita
tldn.
IN NO BURRY,
Mr. PlRh then gives a history or the acts and
events which have so much disturbed Hie other
wise amicable relations ol the two governments,
and siiys although the United States ure anxious
for a. settlement on a liberal and comprehensive
basia of all the questions whirh now interfere
wHh the entirely cordial reunions which they
desire to exist between the two governments,
thoy do not now propose or desire to set any
Hmo for this settlement ; on the contrary, they
prefer to have that question, and also the more
important question Ol ilie means and method >?;
removing the causes or coinpluiui, ol restoring
the much-desired relations or perfect cordiality,
and thc preventing or the probability or like ques
tions In the ruturc, to the consideration or ber
Majesty's Government. They will, however, be
ready, whenever her Majesty's Government sin;!,
think the proper time has come for a renewal of
negotiations, to cutertutn any proposition which
that government shall think proper to precut,
and to apply to such proposition their earnest
aad aincere wishes mid endeavor* for a suimiou
honorable and saiisfueiory-to both countries.
Ats- ACCOMMODATING ADMINISTRATION - IMlKsIDEST
?^OBANT DOESN'T WANT ANYTHING IS PARTICULAR.
The President ls not yet prepared to pronoutic !
en thc question of tuc indemnities wasch he
thinks doe by Great britain to individual citlxenl
or Hie United States, tor the destruction of their
propert/bv rebel cruisers lilted out ill Hie ports
of Great britain. Nor ts Ito now prepared ls a.n ak
or thc reparation which he Hunks due by inc
British Government for Hie larger account of Hie
vast Balioual Injurios il luis inflicted on the
United Slates. Nor does lie attempt now io meas
ure the relativo effect of the various causes of in
Jurr, whether by untimely recognition of belliger
ency, by satfering tho lining ont ot rebel cruisers,
cr by thc supply of ships, arms, and munitions of
war to thc Confederate, or otherwise In Whatso
ever manner. At Hie present stage of thu contro
versy, iho sole object ol Hie President is to sim
tho posh lou and maintain Hm attitude or the
United States In Hie various '.'elations and aspects
cf this gravo controversy willi Great Ilrttutn.
THE naman REPLY-JOIIS BULL DECLINES TO
MAEB ANY NEW PROPOSITIONS.
Here follows a loug letter (rom Lord Clarendon
to Mr. Thornton, thc llrilsh Minister al Washing,
toa,'dated November etti, acknowledging Hie le
ter from Mr. Kiah', reciting ut length lue state
ments set forth by thc latter. Lord Clarendon
letter concludes as follows:
Her Majesty's Government lind hoped that, by
the conventions which, under Hie instruction ul
her government, and with their full and deliberate
concurrence, Mr. Kuvcrdy Johnson signed willi
me on the lilli or January nf the present year, all
tho correspondence! between Hie two govern
ments had been brought to an end, and that uti
matters In dispute would \Ar referred for a settle,
mont to a dispassionate tribunal, wurt a view
to that result her Majesty's Government hud, iu
some- degree, departed from their deliberate con
victions and declared resolves. They agrecillo
tho modo ol net Gemahl proposed by the Un it eil
States iiovri munn, which was more I linn once
lu Hu: course of thai negotiation mutinied to
mee} tho wishes or thal government, bm they did
so willingly, because they thought the restoration
or n good iiudei .Leoine,' between lire,il Itrllllill
an I tho United Stat -i might well be purchased In
concessions, kepi Within bound-, and liol incon
sistent with the honor u( this country.
Her Majesty's Government learned with deep
oouccrn Hut the Senate of Die United Mates, in
Hie exercise or thc powers unquestionably con
ferred upon it hy Hie constitution, repudiated th"
ans of the government undoi wiiitp authority
the convention was concluded, und ny rejecting
it hini i-u open Hie whole controversy between
the two comm ies, and had indefinitely prolonged
tho uncertainty an miant npon SUCH a stale ol
things.
lier Majesty's Government regret no ie-s sin
cerely Hint Hi President or Hie United Stales cou*
curs with the Senate in dlappmving thaljrcaty;
but their regel would In some .legree lie itinilu
lshei) If Mr. I-isl i had been uuthoi l/.cd to Indicate
some* oilier menus of adjusting the questions be
twci i the two countries, which, us long ns thee j
remalli open, cammi be favorable io ii cordial
i gooujuiulerstaiidlug between'(hem,
? Tills, however, Mr. Fish lias not boen empower- ;
Od to do; but hu expresses Hie readiness of the j
President to consider any proposal emanating i
fron! this cbiiniry, lt ls obvious, however, nuil
Ur. Flsl* will probably oh reflection ndnili, timi
her Majesty's Government cannot make any new j
imposition ur run (he fisk of anothernnsuri ess
ni negotiation um ii they have Informa; Ibu mo o
clear man Hint which l< contained in Mr, 1'lsh's I
dispatch respecting Hie bas supon which iho (luv- ;
cruuient or tho United Slates w lilil bc ii ->...-, j
to negotiate. I
mu lier Majesty's Government fully ngrtc with
Mr l"t**i? lu roiislderltur tha? H wonlil lu- desirable
ioturn Iho difficulties which have arisen between
the two governments to good account by tanking
Hie ?mihi.n oi iheiii subservient 10 the adoption,
in? between themselves. In the nrsi instance, oi
such changes In the rules of public law as may
pi event l lie recurrence between nations thai may
concur in them of similar ilimoniiic herealler._
COMMJS11C1AI* StiW'H,
-!
gcxports.
Xkw YottK- per steamship Champion?jw bugs
sell island coitoti, 'M - Iwlea upb.nd eollou, 60
bales dorne?'? ?, *? packages.
Passengers.
rvr steamship Champion, far New York?J W
carier. McBrlde Smith, Mr lb.-Intal. Mr Slut tier,
c Appleton, and Mr Jackson.
IV: steamer Pilot lloy, from IVauiori, Ac- 1*.
Hei eher. >iii-s Sants, ami C on deck.
The Charleston Cotton, It ice mill Naval
Stores Market.
Ot'PICR CHARLESTON n'KWS. I
Saturday KvKstxii, Uccember 2?, isw.|
TIIRMaKKRT.?This being Christinas, aild being
sulversally observed as a holiday, business was
generally suspended.
Havana Market.
itavana. December is.?The approximation or
the holidays makes ihu sugar market aud other
business t m her i|Uiet, which coudiilon ?ui con
tiune uiiin the tan ol January, iwo. sales or the
week cover uboul iwoti boxes old ami new. and
sustaining present quotations tor Nor. ii ami 12
at fi\> per loo. lbs; white are without variation
nom my lu*l wink's report, shipped durum the
v. i ek hence and from Malanzas. r.'.r.s", boxes and
art hogsheads, of which for Ihe l imed states
MM boxes and 200 hogsheads?balance to B?ro
pi au poil.-; leaving .-locks ,ii the l\?o ports equal
iomi,uji boxes aud hogsheads, against fur
faille period of last year, ?1,640 boxer, and lo2o
liughheads. Business lias nui jei burly opened
here with any class of su;'ntj. especially with
muscovndoos In hog -heads and molasses sugars,
while the demuud is good for centrifugal sugars
as they appear on the sample boards oi our sugar
factors' and brokers' tallies.
Molasbrs.?Sales ol several small lots ijf clay
ed h^ve be<.u Unide at o reals per keg. Very Ill
lie has been done, owing ?o ihe extravagaut
pretensions of holders, winch will probably toioo
'town some degrees or l.acllons before tue holi
days pass. Two or three contracts have been
made at Matau/.as: -toco hbil.- Clayed a'. OS reuls,
and SOlM) do muscovado at 7}% reals per keg.
I'bese prices will not be stutaiued.
in oilier products we have uu change in values
or views for iho futuro until we pass the Chris
tian nnulversary ami the New Year's leasts, lu
eluding the Cth of January, 1S70.
r'RLiuiiTS.?British, brig Koe?300 hhds syrup,
contracted at $3 each, and boxes sugar at loo
each, delivered ui Portland, hence direct. 18th?
flietc is inquiry lor vessels lor ?uro|icau ports,
out probably nothing win b? none mini alter Hie
holidays (Sin of January, ?s?u.i when, wun ac
cumulation of stock, orders now here fur cargoes
and Vessels can be executed and idled With niotc
facility, uud probably at improved rates, aii bu
siness lather i|uiei fut' came reasons.
LXCIIAXUR.?London Sixty day's sight at IftM lo
!- .-? premium; Paris inines at aio j', do: Hair
' urg UM', s|iam A ioaj, prcmluut pu io i^odnya
signe) l ulled Slates currency fclxty uuy?' sight
al 14to 13\ dlscoUui; do short l-'S lo 12 do; do
- old bills sixty days' Mgiu ni i'~ to premium;
.to snort at <i'A to o', premium.
Boston Market.
BOSTON, Decembci - Jon kR.-sThe iransac
t ions tu coffee have been itutte limited, ami prices
. mam about the same. Java has been schlug ai
?.Sdvil.'ic, in gold, ill bags aud pockets; nno Bio
at i!.;.i>o. gold. St. Domingo Is quiet aud prices
m iiomium. tlccttut Imports havebecu shippod
abroad.
Co nos.?We notice better demand for Hits arti
cle ami prices are Uriu, with a ttuall stock dud
luht receipts foi i lie season. The suies lotve been'
at .?' i'.'i 'jC. for ordinary ; -- !tiy ? . io ^ood ordi
nr. ; i! ,(.? . ., !jc. lor low llih?iilillg, iilid . .'
2de. v lb for mlddiliig, liieluding uplands ami
calf. The market cioocs btuady but quiet a
these prices.
11, ii i..-iK.-.?There has been quite uu aeiivi
speculative demand for collons, and the luaiket
Is it rut al the recoil I advance, wit il Ui.i a small
ck ottering. Wo illens remains wlthuu: change,
but we look tor a fcei n r dcumii . .-o m,
I'ni'iT.?There lias been considerable doing ii
Malaga raisins and Hie mark . i- iluucr, .viti,
<alc* of 12,iai? packages ai Ho6iii0? cash, and
* I io less diseoii t. iarntvor.?. saiyrua ha >
iiren quiet ai Malta for loose drums, ami isasic
for cases. By auction the cargo of D u Kverett,
rrbt? I-n Jill, - ild a- billow*! cr.'iii box*.Uiglf
at $2 16a330; mo boskets do (3 iua3 so, and. bo
canes at SOt %i eac.l. Alsout aucllou, Uiou uu.\-.
-tuyrna tigs at ! !?ul '. ',>: p r
Cf.N.NY baoS.?'there has been ?guisldcrahi, ae
llvlty in gunny hugslu New York, the sah - com
. 11- m,; r.-iio bales at ii'ai;'jv currency, and licavt
:.a_-s are now Uriu at the latter rales".
i.cnny Cloth.?The market Is mm (wrguiiny
cloth, with Bales ul -i eis v yard e?rreuc^ foi i";
ill Ii, and 220 for M inch. llulUlKtic bugg'io;- mis
been selling at sajjc currency.
Natal Stuhrs.?Ill t-pirits uiipeiitino there,.'
rery little doing, the sales having been conUncd
to aiuall !"i-- at 4i;a4o>-c It gallon, lu tar, rosin
ami i>iuh uo transactiuus.
Save nun h Market.
SAVANNAH, December 23.?Cottox.?The imir
;et during ihe past week has been marked b)
no features worthy of note. "Steadiness" ex
presses IboStrunglU of the market here, and the
prevailing opinion Is iliut cutiou wilt yet be
king."
I lie market for the past week has been very
active, aud although a decline has been exhibited,
tbere is actually no falling on" lu prices. Holders
are very lirai, ami refuse tu spread their samples
at prices buyers feel disposed lo Otter. Theof
fermg slock Is very llutlled, and it may be safely
aillrmed that the crop is now in Hie market.
Ity our statement, which, with great pains, wc
P.uvu supervised, It appears that Hie slock on
IlllUd und uu shipboard uiuuunts to 43,703 bales
upland, and 82.8 bales sea islaup.
The receipts lor the week ending to-day root up
vi...m bales upland and 4SJ bales sea Island. The
exports are 12,710 baies tipfaud aud 661 bales sea
island, us rolluws: To Havre, per bark Si. Mary,
I860 bales upland ami 203 bales sea Island; to Liv
erpool, per steamship City or Manchester, 3t:<d
bales upland and 121 bales sea Island; lo New
York 4';.'.'j bales upland and 148 bales sea island:
to Boston fttkl balea upland, per schooner Louisa
Krasor; lo Baltimore 64a bales upland, part uf the
cargo of ilu ship Alexandra; and to Charleston.
2ft bales sea island, per steamer City point?a total
or 12.;id bales upland and 661 bales sea island.
Financial.?Money has been painfully tight
during the past week, without hope of improve
ment till IstJaunary. The Central llullroud -Iiti
delid Is being disbursed, but only free sales of cot
ton can make the banks easy. Domestic sight Is
in over supply; bin ing ', *'? otf, and selling Afllji
otr in a limited way. Sterling SSJtliSO. Cold,
lifter touching 1:1% in New York, has rallied one
point. We buy here at 20,121; selling at 23. Se
curities only sell lu a petty retail way, without
sucrillce. on the whole, they arc held with ilnu
ness.
The political situation has tended to shake enn
thicliee in public debts, but It Is comforting to
know iluil our present municipal oihcers cannot
be changed under hut law passed by Congress,
nor thai cotud be passed by the Legislature.
Cleorgrtown Market.
OBOROBTOWN, December 2.'.?Cotton.?No
sab s lo report this week. Wo quote from 23 to
J.-.c V lb.
CoilN.?Hull supply. Small lots at retail, brill; -
tog from $1 -io iu $1 60 v bushel.
Tuiiikii.?Ho receipts past week. None in mar
ket lor au le. We quote ordli-.ary OaTC ; good
lO?lftC ; prune lB.ilOc cash, und in demand.
Tl'HI-RNTIMR.?Virgin dip, S3. yellow dip. $3;
crape or hard, $i26a$loo f? bbl. of 2so lbs lu
the barrel.
sriKiTS TimrRNTiNR_Per gallon 4la42c.
Tau.- Per bbl., retail ?l 76.
Cdlumlila Market.
COLUMBIA, December 2'?.?Cotton.?The sales
if cotton during Iba past week amounted la
about 4oo bales, al prices van lug from lu to 2.1*,'
coins._
J' OUT C A f. K S i) A It .
MOON'S PHASES.
New Moon. 1st, ukours, ;,3 mlliules, evening,
first (piarter, wtnT3 hours, 43 minutes, evening.
Pull Moon, 171 h. U hours, 8ft inluu<e?, luurmug.
l.asi oimrtor, 24th, 6 hours, 3 nu vue-, inoriimg.
New Moon, 3lsl, lo hours. 21 minutes, morning.
! moon
limn
S. WATKIl.
M A It IS Ii XHtFS.
O il A U L H S T t) X , DHC K M B K H 27.
Tue existence of a heavy fog for two days past,
ac< ompanicd by much ruin, has prevented the
iiioveipcnis of shipping, and there was hut one
departure and no arrivals.
'ABBIVKD SATl ltliAY.
Steamer Pilot lloy, Peck, Beiiuforl via Kdlsto.
Milse. To .1 ii Alken A co, Hopkins, MO'hcrson A
Co, W (luriiey, H II Walter, Mr C Dunn, liolliuunii
Hi os. and Soul hern Kx press Company.
IN TUB OITINC-.
Spatil-li brig Itomauo, Carreras, St Jago de
Cuba?17 da) s. itniiasl. To w p Hull.
CLBABBl) SATUBIIAY.
Steamship Champ'i?n, Lookwood, New Voik?
Jin Adger A CO.
SAILLI) SATURDAY,
(.'icitbisblp Champion, Lockwood, New York.
FROM THld POUT.
Sehr W B M .urn. Rogers, Georgetown, S C, De
cember !?U.
Sehr Fannie 11 Bucklln, Riiekhu, Uoslou, Decem
ber 22.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship SAragossa, Ryder, al Ken Tork, De
cember 23.
Steamship Prometheus, Cray, at Philadelphia.
December 2:1.
Steamship Sea Gcii, Button, at Daltimore, De
rcmber 24.
itiig Mary Stewart, Adams, at Halt I more, D
cctuber M. "
SchrT D Wilder, Holmes, at New York, Decem
ber 22.
8AILRD FOR THIS PORT.
Sehr D V Streaker, Van (Slider, from Alexan
dria, Va, December *!.
MEMORANDA.
The sehr Rvcliue, Dutch, from Hella?!, Me, for
Charleston, arrived ut lb.Inns' Hide December 22.
The sehr Ann K (Hover, Terry, from Charleston
for Uoston, arrived at HoPnes' Hole December gl.
The Hchr Ida s Burgess. Iturgess, from Rucks
rlllc.de, arrived ut New Bedford December VI.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Savannah, December 20,?Arrived, steamships
Pioneer, Liverpool; Ailiambi.i. Bouton; Virgo,
New York; stallt Hraemur, Bordeaux: schrs W'flll
I nine, Boston; Jessu s Clark,-. Sailed, Tuna
wandii, Pliilailelphia: Carroll, Baltimore; San Ja
ciuto and Uuulsvllle, New York.
LIST OF VESSELS
cp, clkakeii ami SAILED POR Til IP rOBT.
F O R K I Ii N .
liver root..
Rrlilsh brrk < en, lletherington, Balled..Kov 23
ttark Annie rey, l.ebbv. -ailed.Nov 23
British bark . .olio, Beinhart. Milled.,.Del
NRWI'ORT, e.su.
Ship David Brown, Nichols, sailed. Nov 10
havre.
The France, I'.xmcllu, sailed.Dec S
ST. JAOO PK Cl'BA.
Spun lib brig Manuel l'uies, np.Dec B
D O M H H T I C .
BOSTON.
Brig Josic A Divers aux. Clark, up.Dec T
Sehr Ida Holla, Fisher, cleared.Nov 27
Sehr C E Raymond, lliggins, cleared.Dec 10
?ehr Kale M Rieb, -. up.Dec 10
ruovtnxNCK, it 1.
British brig Peter a Josu. *dcL?nchlln.*l*t.. Dec 17
PORTLAND, me.
Sehr James Young. Wilson, cleared.Dec 9
Sehr Uuintu, Hull, sailed.1.Dec IS
BELFAST, HE.
Sckr Eveline, Oilmoie. cleared.Dec is
NEW YORK.
steamship Saragossa. Rider, cleared.Dec 2U
Sehr Ii F Keeling, Robinson, cleared.Dec 10
Sehr Henry Whiiuey, Peiklus, up.Dec 13
Sehr My rover, Brooks, cleared.Dec 13
Sehr Win Fliut, I'osi, up.Dec 18
Sehr Lilly, Hughes, up.Dec 21
Sehr N W Smith, Tookcr, ?band.Dec ill
SchrT D Wilder, Holmes, cleared.Jfec g2
rUILADBLPUIA.
Steamship Prometheus, Cray, cleared.Dec 23
bhlp Bombay, Jordan, cleurcd.Dec 17
Sehr s \' w Simmons, Williams, cleared. ..Dec 13
Sehr Alexander Young, Y'ouug. cleared... Dec SB
Sehr E 11 Nay lor, Naylor, cleared.Dec 18
Sehr J M liroomall, Cruwford, up. I ,c U4
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sen dull, Dution, cleared.Dec 24
brig Mat') Sic watt, Adams, cleared.Dec 24
sehr Oeoigc In 11 lane, Sicrlmuu, cleared.. .Dec MB.
Sehr JE Wood bury, Wondbury, cleared... Dec *
Sehr Whitney Long, Have.", up.Dec s
Sehr H t; Hand, Hund, cleared.D*c 17
a 1.ex an m: 1 a. v \.
Sehr D \" Stroaker, Van Ullder, salie l.Dee 2;
(?loli)ing mit? iuiviiislji.tg C3oo?g.
m H E FINE CLO THING H?USE.
o
No. *>ui k in( ; street,
CORNER W KM'.'. OKTtl,
t) F F ! '. I? S A LARGE AND EL EH A NT
c l o 'V il i iv , o ,
FOR M EN, YOUTHS AND BOY S,
Modo up especially for this marke' of the ben
workmanship and style of garments
seen A3 THE
CHESTERFIELD
THE MORNING COATS
ENGLISH WALKING COATS
SACKS, and
DOUBLE-BREASTED DRESS FROCKS, Ac.
WATER-PROOF GLHNGARIN OVERCOATS
WATER-PROOF RIDING OVERCOATS
WATER-PROOF SACK OVERCOATS
NORWAY AND ENGLISH BEAVER OVER
COATS AND CAPES, of all qualities
PANTS AND VESTS, of all styles worn.
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING
In all varieties and for all ages.
FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest and finest supply to bo found In
this city, lu the collection of FANCY SILJ&. TIES,
BOWS, CRAVATS, SCARPS, Ac, ?c.
also,
THE CELEBRATED STAR SHIRTS
Which have been sold by thlff house for over
twenty years, and noted for their durability and
good fit.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Supplied with a full assortment of ENOLISH,
FRENCH and AMERICAN COATINGS,'CLOTHS
and CASS1MERES, whJah arc offered to be made
up in flrst-class style, at MODERATE PRICES.
wm. matth i essen.
Ii. W. MoTUREOUS, Superintendent.
dfC22 6
R . D A ? E R
MUSIC DEALER. Piano Tuner, Teacherof Vio
lin, Flute ami Cuii nr. Repairer of Musical Jatrn
incuts.
Hitchcock's Five and Ten eents Music always
on hand.
ha I.us AND PARTIES turn Libert with the best
and most fashionable Music lately received from
Europe at moderntc prices. Apply ut No. 44U
King street, four doors above Calhoun. ?
oclit! tuimihamos
P. CHEVRE UX,
SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT
MARHLK WORKS,
Corner Meeting street, and llorlbcck's Alley,
Charleston, S. c.
Plans made loonier and work executed promptly
julyl 1 Inn 01110 j
F
?ijijjjjmg.
o R NE Vf ? oh" if
The Flrst-elMS Bldo-wh< l steamship
charlkston. James ligrrv, trum>2a|u_
man.lor, of the Ni'?' Ym k anu Charleston Mcani
ship Company's Une. will leave Adgcr'a South
wiuirr on Tumday, the '->tU*lnstanl, ut 2 o'clock
i\ M. precisely. .
ga-Thiougfi Ullh <r Lading given on Cotton to
Live: pool.
n?~ Insurance by ihls Line half percent.
MS* Superior Accomim is for l'ussengers,
ll?c27 2 JAMES ADGEt! A CO.. Agents.
S T F R E i t; 11 T 1. I N F.
F
C
to BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND
Tili: CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
TIinOVGIl UILIS LAUtXO './r /;.v IVH COT
Tf>X TO l?VEHEX.
The steamship FALCON. I'msey .^"J??o'.
Commander, will fad I r l:. IHiiit're^jiJri'^AjJ,
on Wednesday. lteccinbcr2io.il, ai ao'ci?ck O.
from Pier No. I, Union Wharves.
Otf-lustirnnce by the s earners of this line -,
per cent, tu Italtlmore an i Philadelphia. To Dos
ion 'i. Philadelphia Fr< ght* forwarded to thai
city by railroad from Ikiltlmore without addi
tiuuat expense fur Insurance.
iiy arrangement with tin; Steamship* or n<?
Italllmore ami Bremen line, sailing senii-inonth
ly. Thrniigli Dills I.n<limr . r COTON will hereafter
lie Issued to the latter port on accommodating
terms.
Ua- Through Lilts tailing given to t'Hll.AHKL
IMHA. 11U?T0N and the CITIES OF the NORTH
WEST.
For Freight engr.gomei.is or Passage, npplv to
COVKTHKAY A TKKNIlyl.M,
deo2*i 4 Union wfti'.rve?.
lUNAKR line OF -mail steamers
itetwccn new y?rk and l1v1w
I'tJOL, calling at QuecuMowu. ?LSJi?
AUSTRALASIAN, M A lia.
ALEPPO, l'AL.MVRA,
CI1INA, SAMARIA,
CI'RA, SIBERIA,
IIECia, TARIFA.
JAVA. TRIPOLI.
One oi ine above Flrsl Class Iron Mai! strainers
sre luicinlci) lo suit as Mlows:
From Liverpool lor Nev York direct every Sat
vriiay.
From Liverpool (calHhg at Cork Harbor) for
New lurk via boston evi r.? Tt'KS.bAV.
From New York for Liverpool (icdiiig at fork
Harbor) every Thursday.
cerHticaies h?ued io tiring cm Passengers from
any part of Europe nt lowest rntes.
For Freight er Cabin la.-.-age, apply lo
( has. O. FRANK LYN.
No. 4 Botvtlug Green. New York.
For Steerage Passage, apply to Trinity Build
big, No. in Uroudwuv. Sew York, or >o
?'.M. KOACII A CO.. Agent?,
novsj 1 smwemns Charleston.
x|*or P1IILADHLPI1IA AND BOSTON.
The ateauMkrp PROMETIIKUS, Car>t.^'-S^p.
A. II. tirsy, will leuvv North Ailan-2fi|?5jjl
He Wharf on Turust'.iv, the ?Olli lnstaiii, ai ?
o ' tic ci..
For Freight or Passage, applv to
JllHN A THEO. gkttt,
dec2t_North A Ua nt le. Wharf.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COSIPY'S
Ttmoron lise to
california. china and japan.
CHANCE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers of the Klieve line leave Pier jf&S&m
No. 4i. North River, fool of Caiml street, j&LQjjBfi
New York, nt 12 o'olock boon, of the lui mi"
Jist.or every inuntii (except when these dates fall
on Sunday, ihen the Saturday preccilbig.)
Di'piirlure of 6th and 2181 'connect at Panama
witii st earners for South Pacific and Central Amer
iran peris. Thosenl o:i: torffch a; Muuxauillo.
steamship JAPAN leaves Sau Francisco foi
Japan ami china Uocembcr 4, iso?.
No California stenliurs touch at Havana, but g'.
direct from New York to AsplliWillL
One hundred pound* biigguge free loeach adult.
Medicine and aileiidai.ee free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information ap
pli at the COMPANY s TIL'KKl OFFICE, on tin
wharf, fool of Canal-street. North Rivtr, New
I York. , F. R. HARY. Agent.
marctil2 lyr _ _
rpilAVELLBRS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIE EN,
Anil other*laces, should lay in their.
supplies of Clarets, OmMapagues, Cor-,_
lian. brandies, Whis^K wines, canned Soups
and Meats, AmerlcauKid English iiiauuila, Do
vUled Hum. Tongue, ?obster. Durham Smoking
Tobacco und hniiurt?trScaurs.
W1L s. CORWIN A CO.,
No. 276 KiiiK*sireet. opposite Hasel
Y) Charleston, S. _.
Iiranch of No. POO BroV.dway, coriicMKith street,
W Charleston, S. C.
RroV.dwny, coriicMRHh stree
New Y*ork._Hi"|vt-.!f> ouios
ptUU edisto, ROCKV1LLE, ?nt1??7
ritlSE AND WAY LANDINGS.
inc sicninurni. ni.i.i .^.x, mpi. ? -rli^^
IL D. Elliott, Will leave as above, vjj^tjgygj
from south Commercial Wharf, To-Kivht, at fa
'clock, ami Edlsto TUESDAY NnillT, m 12 o'clock.
Freight received Tins Day mull sunset.
JNO. H. MURRAY, Agent. Market Wharf.
The steamer leaves again on Wednesday Mohn
isu, January 6lh, alt o'clock, and Kdlstosame
dav at 4 o'clock P. M. de?-:7 I*
J1 O R GEORGETOWN,
F
KEITH FIELD, WAVKRLY, AND BROOK GREEN
MILLS, TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND.
The Steamer F.MII.IK.Captain P. C.
Lewis, will run as follows for the re
maiuderor this mouth.: 8f
leave C1IAUI.E8TON.
Tut'r.sday Night, 23il December, at o o'clock.
Wednesday Mornino, 2utli December, at C
o'clock.
leave nEORorrowN.
Monday Mornino, 2Xlb December, at o o'clock.
Friday Mornino. 31st December, at 0 o'clock.
Steamer leaves Commercial Wharf.
For engagements, applv to
SllACKKLFORD A kelly, Agents.
dec21 Royce's V?'imrr.
O R F E B N A N D IN A, FLORIDA,
INLAND ROUTE VIA REAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK AND ,
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
ON THE GEORGIA COAST.
Steamer PILOT ROY. Captain ^ .xlT^^
Feun Peck, will leave Ciiurlcsiuu jBE??BSmm
ror above points every SUNDAY Moknino. at E
o'clock. Leaving Savannah Monday MORNINO,
at y o'clock.
Returning, she will leave Fcrnnmllna on Trr.s.
day Aktkknoon, after arrival or the train from
Cedar Kevg and Gainesville; leaving llmnswlcli
same cv< alng; leaving Suvauiiah for Charleston,
via licaaTort, ou Wednesday afternoon, at 3
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
J. D. AIK EN A CO.,
nov24 South Atlantic Wharf.
-ptOR PALATE A, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNAND DCA JACKSON
VILLE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.
Steamer "DICTATOR," Captain . .?ir*0??,
Wi T. McNclty, will sail from jdHtffiaC
Charleston every Tulsoay Evening ut s oxiock.
for above pom is.
steamer "CITY POINT." Captain George E. Mc
Millan, will sail from Charleston eery Fridai
Evkninii, ni S o'clock ror above p.dnt.-. Connect'
lug with all railroads at Savannah g. lug souil:
and West. Connecting with the Flnrlib. Railroad,
at Fcrnnndluu, ror Cedur Keys, from which pluct
Hlcnmcis connect with Mobile ami New Orleans
Cnnueutlng, nl I'nlatka, with Hart's steamers foi
the Oda nu ha River. Through Rills of Lading
given ror freights to Mobile and New Orleans
Freights pnyahlo on the wharf. All goods remain
In..' on the wharf at Mmsct will be stored at risk
and expense of owners.
(Signed) J. D. A IK EN A CO..
novl.1_ Agents.
piXTBA TOIP TO REAUFORT ANL
CmSOLM'S LANDING ON AND AFTER
DECEMRER 3.
Steamer PILOT HOY, Captain r -jcjCS.1^
Fenn Peck, win sail for above ?ssSSLsSSL*
points every Friday Moiininu, nt s o'clock. IW
turning, will leave Beaufort same evening to suit
the 11. le. J. D. AIK EN A co.,
novit Agents.
C. KAUFMAN.
BROKER,
No 25 BROAD STREET. CHARLESTON, S, C.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES of every description,
viz: Uitcurrent nunk Notes, state, city ami Rail
road Slocks, Bonds and Coupons, bought and sold
on commission.
ALSO,
OOl.D AND SILVER COIN.
Orders solicited and promptly executed.
Prices Current Issiifd weekly and forwarded
gratuitousv to any point on application ns shove.
Attention given to the purchase and sale of
Real Estate. decl3 mwf 3moiix.c
Shipping.
JEXCURSIONS TO AU, POINTS OF
l? INTKKi.ST AROPNI) 1*1113 I1AKUOK.
The rp*' tailing and comfortably ap
pointed Vuchl KI.KAKOlt will now rvHunteSSSX
her trips lu ail pointa in Uie hatlior, "i;?niii5
KVKiiv mormno, su loo?clock, and every Aptkk*
soon, :ii j o'clock, from South Commercial
Wiinrr.
Kor lissage or Charter, apply ucxi l orsoutii
of tin? Mills i!?iisc. riovs 311)11.4
jp un (T? V K I?' ? ? L .
Th<> (lue American Ship MISSOPRt. t.. T. ^at?
Bradhurn. Marier, having h ?.irg" i?? i-? ;j SiCSi
of lier cartw tugugcd, :s ni>\r loading fur im
bow port.
!' r lurilicrengageaient* apply t->
aJVM. II. SMITH A CO.
dec! S Kapler** Hange.
p 0 K L I V E II P 0 OL.
The Al American Bark WBTTF.nHORN, Jh*
LnHilcrkcu. Master, ol ?.mail capacity, iiaH V.?
alirge pari "i her cargo engaged ami ?<>? \w{ii?
ou board, and will have dispatch for nu- ubove
port.
ufr This v.'.-ti \i nearly new au<l Insures ai
litt! lowest raie.
For balance "i freicht room annlv lo
iltolS 8THKKT Hltni iilks .V CI).
F
OR L 1 V K H V O 0 L .
The Al British Hark VUMUK1, Cochran, n .
Master, will havo ipiiek dispatch (?.r tliejuEilt
alun'- p<m.
I*?r Frcightapply to K. T. WALK RR,
dccl" llorcc's Wharf.
F
OK LI V Ii K l' ? O L.
T!ie A 1 Itriil.Mi Bark ATLANTIC. IV. "'.?
Vcruaui. .Ma?i-:. being of small capacity, XS&
ami having ii large |ioriioii of inr cargo engaged,
will meet wild dispatch fur the above port. For
Freight engagements, apply t?>
KUUfcKT MURR .v co..
dc?l3 Hnyce's Wharf.
TC" 0 R LI V K K 1* O O L~
The IlrlttKli slii|> MCSCONf?l'S, W. M. ja?
droves. Muster, having a large portion ofSSSSl
hor cargo engaged, win lune lil?ipatcli. For
frcitrhi engagements apply io
nov29 Il IVKNKIi tt CO.
Jnotirtintc.
DKOOKLYK
UFR INSURANCE COMPANY-.
Ae'Aits over.11,300,000
Issues all kinds of Life ami Endowment Poli
cies. Dividend! annually m cash. Only Com
pany having the Dciliiite Guaranteed Surrender
Value Man Pollclca, workMrlde. Second to no
Company in the United Stales for stutuhty, libe
rality an<i economy.
Oillcc No. ill Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN IV. BUCK. President.
William M. COLS, Secretary.
Stole Agency No. 3i Broad-street, second iioor.
Local anil canvassing Agents wanted through,
out the State.
Apply In person or l>y letter to
JAMES 0. HOLMES, 1?.,
(lencral Agent for Sooth Carolina,
jui.vi- mwfsmos
Q U A R 1) I A N M UT U A L
L 1 F B INSURANCE COM 1? A N Y
ni?
N K W YORK.
ORGANIZED IN IS8t>.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFBITADLK.
HALF LOAN TAKKN. SO NOT KS RBp,UIKF.I>.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND (KIKTV) .0 PER CENT.
STATEMENT.
Polices in force.$2n,0Q0,0M
Asset*. 1,600,000
Annual Incctuo. 800,000
Lossft Paid. 500,0'<)
OFKICEn?.
W. II. pku-khaM, President.
wm. t. BOOKER, Vlee-rresident.
L. McAUAM. Secretary und Actuary.
O. A. FVBIOKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTOR!
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Hurficr.iFlriii of Harper A Bros., ex
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Hank Republic.
Wm. M. Vermllye, Hanker. (VermByc A Co.)
chas. G. Rockwood, Cashier Kewark Banking
Company.
Hon. QcorKC Opytlykc, ex-Mayor New Y'ork.
Mlnot C. Morgan. Hanker.
Thomas Rtgnej, Firm Thomas Rlgticy \ Co.
Benj. B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sngar Rolliilug Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm of Arnold, Const able A Co.
Richard II. Ho? ue, IVctmore it llowno, Lawyer.-.
K. V. Ilauirhwniii, Mrm K, V. HnugllWOUl A Co.
Win. Wilkcua, linn of IVUkcna A Co.
Julius II. Prntt, Merchant.
Wm. w. Wriglit, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen. Merchant.
Qeo. w. Guy 1er, Honker, Palmyra, S. V.
(leo. T. Hope, Preaideut Continental Fire lnsur
anon com piny.
John O. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckhnm, corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty-tlilcd dtrc^t.
Bilwanl ll. Wright, Newark, S. J.
(leo. IV. Farlec, Counsellor,
w. L. Cogswell, Merchant.
KEIM ,1c ISSKUTKL,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia
Oulce No. 40 Rroad street,
Charleslou, S. G.
l)r. T. RKKNSTJBKNA, Kxamlnihg Physician,
ignlj lyroao_
C
.Jailroaoo.
1?ANO ? *'b"P SOU El) U L JL !
OENBRAL SUPRItfNTKKUKM l'S OFFICE, 1
- ATLANTIC AND Cfl.f RaII.KOAI), |
Savannah. Nuvemlier 5, ihtio. )
On and after BoMMY, the 7Hi Instant, Paascn
ger Trains on it.is road will run as follows, com
menouig with the 4.30 P. m. train:
muht KXI'RESd tiia1ns.
Leave Savannah dully at.4..10 P. M.
Arrivent Baubrklge(Monday's except
ed)al.0.1 A A. m.
Arrive at Live Oak daily at.j.^j A. m.
Arrive ai Jacksonville daily at.;.uj a. m.
Arrive at Tallahassee daily nt.7.o* A. m.
Arrive at Qnlnoy daily at.0.16 a. XI.
Leave Oulucy daily ut.d.'J.'i I'. m.
Leave Tallahassee dally at.R.2&P. M.
Leave Jacksonville daily at.4.. .h.:ui P. M.
l.i nvo Live oak dully at.1.28 A. m.
L'-ave Haluliriilge (Sunday's c.vcepied)
at.9.30 p. M.
Arrive at Savannah daily at.lO.?u A. m.
PAY TM.IIN.
Leave Savanimli (Sunday's excopteti)
:,t.7.15 A. M.
Arrive at LlvoOak (Sunday's excepted)
at.7.00 P. m.
Leave lave Oak (Sunday's excepted) al. o.eu A. m.
Arrive ut savannah (Sundaj s except
ed)at..' to P. m.
Passengers for Stations west of Lnuton, on
main line, lake Kxprcss Train leaving Savannah
at 4.30 P. m.
BRUNSWICK TItAIN.
Leave Savannah (Tuesday, Tirirsdny
and Salurdar) al.12.50 P. m.
Arrive at No. 0 (Junction) at.4.V> P. m.
Arrive nt HruiiMvIck at.MS P. M.
Leave Hrunswlck (Monday. Wednesday
and l'rldny)at.12.50 P. m.
Leave No. 0 (Junction) at.3.00 P. AL
Arrive nt Snvnunah at.e.20 P. m,
Connect nt JnrksonvllU} with si earners for Pa
Intkn, Plcolatn, Kntcrprlsc, and all points on the
St. John's Hiver. Through tickets good hy all
steamers on the river. II. S. MAINES. *
Ire? Onnoral .Snperlniendent.
GTS LIKE .V 0 H A U M I
J^L LIKE .V
THE GENFIXK ENOLISH CIILOROD1NK,
(j. collis browne's,)
Is the host Anodynsever known to the pr?fe?
t'.on. To ho had of DR. IL HA Bit,
novj Ne. m Market street.
{joHbarj
^yy a t c ? r: s a n d j b w k luv
W . OA R Ii I IN <
No. sv? kin
Have. late Importations,
JEWELRY
SILvbrwa
Making our assortment the : irg< m in state, an
with the decline in gold.
We desire t? call special attention our tin<
manuTactitre. Walthaiu Watches, in solid Sllvi r i i
AGENTS FOII THE AMER
w. CARRINGTON.
ilee'jo
iDrnrtG. Clicnnctilo, $rt. i
--...^^-.?.?_... .. j
A Y K R ' S C A T II A U T1 U PI L L S, j
F?ll ALL Til U PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE.
Perhaps no one incdi
i) ein* I? so uulver inlly re
i|tilred by every hod) as
a cathartic, our was
ever any ueioio ho nul
vc really adopted into
use, in every cstiniry
and among all clause*,
as tins miiti but t .>. -.cut
purgative Pti.u The
obvious n ... on tf, <hat
It is a more reliable and
urir.oia effectual rein.
? I..-I...?-edy titan any other.
Tiasse who have tried It, know tViai it cured ibem:
those who hnvo not, know thai it cures their
neighbors and friends, sod ail know ihnl what it
does once it docs always? that it never mils
through any fauii or neglect of Its composition;
Wu have thousands upon thousands or the rerun
cutes of their remarkable cures of the following
complaints, but Mirh cures are known ih every
m nslibnrlniud, iiml we need oat < t>tl< !i th*ei.
Adapted to nil BgCS uuii conditions in a!! climates;
containing neither c?hMicI ?ir any deleterhras
drug, they niny be taken' with . r .c:j by anybody.
Their sugar routing preserve s them ever . -Vali and
makes them p?eusant to take, wlilh beir.g purely
readable no harm can arise ri oui then ose in any
plant Ity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
lurcrual viscera to purify the blood and stimulate I
it Into healthy action?remove tno obstructions o;
the Stomach, bowels, li\er, and other organs of
the body, rest iriugiheirirregularuetion to health,
ami by correcting, wherever they exist, Btrch
derangements us arc the tun origin of disease.
Minute directions ore given In the wrapper on
the box. Tor the following complaints, whlcu ihes?,
Pitts rapidly cure:
Pur Dyspepsia or ixmoraTtnx, LtsTi.KBSKBKfi
Laxocor and i.oss of Aitctitb, they should be
taken moderately to stimulate the stomach and
restore us lictlitliy tone and action.
>"or l.ivnn Complaint and us vnrions Ryuip
lOntS, IUI.IOCS IlKAtlACllR, SICK IlKAIiACMK, JaI'N
dick or gueen Sickness. HtLtors Coliu ami
bil lot s Pkyrrr, they should ! < judiciously taken
fur each ease, to correct the diseased action or
remove the obstructions which cause it.
For Uvskmkuv or DlAlilllliKA, but one mild
dose Is generally rcojulrrd.
For ItiiKi'MATisn, t.oi r, cuavei.. Palpitation
of nix iiL'AtiT, Pais in the hoi:, Hack and
Li'nos, ihey should lie continuously taki it, as re
ipdreil, to change the diseased action ! iliu'svs
tent. With such chance ihosc complaints ills
appear.
For llitorsv and Dropsical SwRixiNiiM tkey
should lie taken in large mid :.itcht doses to
produce the effect of a drastic piirg
For Suppression a large dose should betaken
as it producer, the desire I eltei t i t sympathy.
As a Dinner Pill, lake one r i ? ? rin-s to pro
mut p digestion mill ruliove the mwiii !i.
An occasional dose stimul?tes Hm stomach pho
bowels Intii healthy ?< lieh, resioi - lite appetiti
ami Invigorates ihr system. Hence it is often ud
vautagcons where no serious derange men exists,
tine who feels tolerably we'd, oHen flnds that a
dose of ihcse Pimm n-..-.i.r:; him reel decidedly bet
i. r. from their cleansing ami renovating effect cr
the digestive apparatus.
DR, J. 0. BR t CO.. Practical Chemists.
Lowell. Mas--.. i . S. a.a
Sold nt wholesale and retail by DOW IE
MOISB, Charleston. S. ?'.. ami by Rewil Druggists
everywhere. iiau_ocH mwf.tmos
? iiiiiiuirti.
riAWl) THOUSAND DOLLAIIH GOLD
T
Apply to
.WANTED.
FINCKNEY BROTHERS,
declfl North Atlantic Wharf.
L
O u i 8 M 0 L A 1 N
BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 4S BROAD STREBT.
Chariest on, S. C.
Storks. Honda and Gold bought, carried and
sold short lu New York City.
Particular aiteiitlon paid to the nurchaso and
-ale of all kinds of Southern Securities.
oeii
ECKS ON NEW YOB K
HILLS ON EXUTiAXU AND PRAXl'E
SOLD.
STjEJllT^IlVG A?N?T) FRANCIs
IJO U Ci 11 T.
ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS,
"J LESESNE & WELLS,
nov2 Snioa No. 10 Biioao Strkkt.
H
miscellaneous.
.?? ..._.._?_? _r^
JP ALLS CI T Y
STEAM R A K E R Y ,
I.OCIriVIL'.K. KY.,
Manuiaetory of l'aient. jEratud, Farina, Water,
linstun, Butler, Sugar, la.mon, Wine, Milk, OreatU
and snii.i CRACK lilts, iliuger Snaps, Mu
lasses Cakes, Ac. Having accepted the Agency
uf the above Factury, I am prepared to (III ah
orders at Manufacturer's prices.
J. N. ROBBON,
Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Whurf,
decs fmwtmonAC_Agent f<ir the State.
OLM ES & MACBETH,
No. 30 DROAD STREBT,
19 Charleston, s. c.
BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE
and
GENERAL COMMISSION AGBNTS.
Will attend to Renting and Collecting of Kent
ami pnrelutsc and sale of Stocks, Bonds. Gold.
Silver and lEcaiBstule.
AIM)
To the Pure I ii^e of coo.,.- and Sopplioa for par
ties in the couiiirv upon reasouubio icfms.
fegOROE L HOLMES. AtJtXANIIKR MaCBSTIL
|;iul lvr_
Q U ARLES LI I 0 K E Y ,
GILD ER,
PORTRAIT AND PICTUHR FRAME MANUFAC
TUREIl,
No. 3HS KlXtl BniBBT,
Charleston, S. C.
Old Frames Regilt equal to new. Looking
glasses of all sizes fitted to Frames.
Just received, an assortment of fine Chromos
and Knpruvlgus. dees wfm.tmos
J. T
H U M V II R E Y
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
SALES OF HEAD ESTATE, STOCKS. BONDS,
?RCUIUT1E8 AND PERSONAL PRO
PERTY ATTENDED TO.
NO. 27 BROAD STREET,
Charleston, S. C.
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t MATERIAL. Lime ami Plastering Laths, Paints,
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Works und? j the direct;.m and up', vim enden vn
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of fertility n Soluble Paelilc ' a^r. xcept that
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nrailaM? t. the highest drr- ie at an sioutcnt of
fertility.
i-iAcash, or ISO ?n Xoveatbcr, for ap
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For further, sud ptu-tioular inf< iniation, apply
to the ruidci signed,
I. N. It ORSON,
Agent i"i South Carolina.
n?>. l ami i Atlantic Wharf.
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Cottoral Agents lialttniore.
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