DAILY NEWS.
TUESDAY MORNIKa, SEPTEMBER 12, 1365.
LOCAL MATTERS.
In addition to our former election returns, wo
havo the following :
Neiebeiry.?E. P. Lake, R. S. Stewart, Henry
Bummer.
Lexington.?licuar-. Boozer ana Fox.
?We are requested to stato that the Mail Btoam
ehip Granada arrived off the bar on Sunday, at 8
o'clock F. M., and that aho waB provonted from
coming in earlier than ahe did becauao of her
heavy freight.
FAnDON to Gov-BMOB AiKEN.?We are pleased
to mention that our fellow-citizen, tho Hon. Wk.
Aiken, yesterday received by mail, from Hia Ex
celloncy Anurew Johnson, a full and completo
pardon.
Mustered Out_Wo are informell that the 33d
Boutll CaroUna and 102d Michigan U. S. C. T. aro
on their way from up the country to their placea
of rendezvous, to bo muatcrod out of service.
Tue Rice Chop neab Georgetown, S. C?A
letter from Georgetown, S. C, dated September
2, gives a favorablo notice of Borne of tho rico
crops in that neighborhood, and affords us the
hope that at least in the localities mentioned
eomcthing moro than provisions will bo made.
Below wo give the extract from the lotter above
mentioned; and as it puts the freodmen in a moro
favorable light than many others have, it affords
us much satisfaction to assist its publicity:
Geoboetowk, S. C, Sept. 2, 1865.
Agreeably to your reouost I have insuoctod Mrs.
Izard s places, and find thorn in a aiuch better
condition, and tho nogroc- more orderly und well
behaved, than I anticipated. Thu> seemed glad
to seo some one who was aulhc-.izod by their mis
tress to visit them. At the Mi''.on plantation there
aro 125 acres of rico planted, ami 20 acres of corn,
good for two-thirda of a crop.
At Weyraouth 94 acres of rico and 38 acres of
corn, and on Island tr&ct G3 acres of rice. At
Hickory Hill about 150 aerea in rice and 20 aerea
in corn, on oil of which I think two-thirds of a
crop will ho made. The drivers say that they oro
very much in need of shot and powder; if you can
send up a bag of rico bird shot ami a he?; of pow
der, please do so, as it is indispensably necoBsary
to keep tho birds off tho rice. These crcaturos,
you know, are very destructive. 1 have seen en
tiro fields totally destroyed by them.
Tue South Carolina Railiioad_Mr. MAoitATn,
the President of this Road, has returned, and re
ports having boon completely successful in procur
ing iron and other materials for the construction
of this road. By the first of October the commu
nication between Charleston and Columbia will, in
all probability, be re-established, and the iron is
now on its way for. the benefit of the Hamburg
road. The entire work is now progressing, aud
as soon as the breakB are overcome which now in
terrupt the several lines, a rapid completion,
without r.ny kind of delay, may bo oxpected.
CimiE.?When wo glance over the papers of some
of our sister Southorn cities, wo aro appalled at
the lists of midnight robberies, assaults, highway
thefts, &c, that meet our eye, and wo wonder if
crime stalks in our Btreets, as wo see it does in
other places, without an effort to stop it. AVo lind
that tho efforts made here arc as effectual as can
he under tho circumstances, and our city is as
clear of burglaries, or highway robberies at night,
or riots, or brawls, as any in tho Union. That a
great deal, if not all, of this is due to tho efficiency
of the present police under the supervision of
Captain E. O. Hoffman, cannot bo denied; and as
au evidence of what wo have said, we rcfor to the
annexed table, which exhibits but few offences in
the large population that we now havo in tho city.
The following number of arrests for tho annexed
crimes have been made by the city police for tho
week ending September 10, 1865:
For theft.14
For drunkenness.12
For assault and battery..2
For disorderly conduct.9
For vagrancy.2
Total number arre?is.39
TheDowk-Tow^ Book Store.?Walking through
Broad-street, on Saturday last, wo dropped into
the store of our old friend, S. G. Coortknay, who
has recently returned from tho North. Piles of
literary merchandise, from the floor, were being
placed in order upon the shelves, and the busy
appearance of tho establishment not only romind
' ed us of days past, but assured us of a good time
?- coming r-.gain. Among tho many good- which have
. just been received, wo noticed a largo assortment
of "nursery books," from tho celebrated English
house of Routi.euoe k, Co., of superior style, be
ing printed on lin.cn popprj and having fino, well
painted wood-cuts as, illustrations. Tho "little
people" of our city, we know, will be glad to hoar
. this news, and wo oxpoct anon to seo the store be
-icged, for it is a long time since they havo had an
opportunity of perusing'their favorito works, so
gorgeously got up as these ; and the melancholy
laic of "Cock Robin," and tho exciting story oi
"Little Red Riding Hood," will bu rendered much
more effective to them by tho high-colored pictures
which adorn tho pre v nt edition of these celebra
ted hooks. .. AH? . .... ..J. i
AnciiiKAi_> Getty A iCo.?A reforonoo to our ad
Tortisinc columns will show a fine assortment o:
goods which have just bcenreceived by this house
per stearaor Moneka. Aa all articles of trado a
this establishment arc only of that cWbb known ai
ANo. 1, wo are satisfied that they must demanc
tho attention of tho public.
Pipes ! Pipes 1 Seoars I?Those who delight in i
,good segar or pipe, will find it an advantago fe
read tho advovtiaoment of L. Lorexzt, No. 89
King-street.
OSAKA .Promdnade Concert, at Central Ic
Cream Garden, on to-morrow (Wednesday) oven
ing. ,
Literary Gossip.?There is another king to b
added to tho list of royal and noble authors. Th
King of Sweden haB published a. volume of poems
on tho title pago Ib a vignette representing th
cipher of that sovereign surrounded with flower
and with thia logond?Littlo Poema.
The lato Count Bougnot left memora in mant
script which aro about to ho published.
Mrao. (Jcorge Sand haa commenced a now nov<
in tho Rovue dos Deux Mondes. It as yot but irr
tatca tho ctuioaity of tho reader. Her friends m
oxorting themselves stronuoualy to get the decon
tion of tho Legion of Honor for her. They s?;
n?t without reason, she ought to havo had it b
fore Mile. Rosa Bonheur.
The Freqoh Emperor has recoivod ono hundn
and twenty-eight thousand four hundred dolla
for tho copyright of the first volume of hia "Li
ofC aar." Ho has roserved eight thousand dc
larB for his sharo, and given ono hundred ai
twenty thousand dollars away to his difforont c
laborers. When ho heard what inonoy he hi
earned, ho exclaimed: "Really, seo, ono may mal
a living by his pon in Franco.*'
Macanlay received only five* thouiiand dollars f
hU history.
M. Rcnan is expected in PariB towards tho oi
of this month. Whon laat hoard from ho had In
made a very long excursion into tho hoarl
Asiatic. Turkey, and had visited Patraos.
seems he has arid to endure some severo pr?
liona ami run ?orioiis dangor. Ho will at on
send his now work, "Tho Apoatloa," to prosa.
The first sheets of tho aocond volume of I
French Emperor's Lifo of Crosnr have been aent
the- printer.
TO MEET THE TIMES!
IVa SIinSORIBER HAS RECEIVED AND WILL
sell cheap, so that it will be iu everybody's reach to
smoke a goo.I BEGAB ?r to buy a good PIPE
SPANISH ClUARETTOS, tlrst ?luality
Havana Si?gars
Suden Huva.ua
Domestic and Lady Segar?.
.pipes: :pi:pes!
MEERSCHAUM. INDIA RUBBER, and all other sorts,
newest styles and large assortment
L. LORENZT,
No. 3(12 KING-STREET, ABOVE OEOROE-ST.
September la 3*
HOLDERS OF MEECHANDISE
WHO WISH TO REALIZE IMMEDIATELY, WILL
commit their interests by consigning the samo to
JA3. B. CAHILL.
General Commission Merchant,
September II 3mos Augusta, Ga.
"SOUTHERNDRUG H?USEr
KING & CASSIDEY.
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 151 MEETING-STRKET,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Charleston, 8. O.
E. D. KING, M. D.. I - w_ ~.
JESSE J.OASSIDEY, | or No' Ca'
September 1 lmo*
C. P. PANKNIJSf"
CHEMIST k APOTHECARY,
NO. 123 MEETING STREET.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED AND DO
MESTIC DRUGS AND CHEMICALS constant.}* on hand
August 14 lmo
PEILIP H. KEGLER
Banker and Collection Agent,
No. 255 King-street,
< nAUI.KST(IX, s. c.
September 2
ADVANCES HADE ON
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRT, DRY
GOODS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
WILLIAM H. DEVLIN,
NO. 10 COMING, CORNER WENTWORTH-ST.
August 2(5 lmo*
NICKERSON'S HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, s. c.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING LEASED THE
larpe ami commodious Balldiag known as the "Co
lumbia Female College," will open it as a FIRST-CLASS
HOTEL, ou BcptomlMT 7.
T. B. NICK-ERSON, Prop riot?l.
September 8 _ ftulO
MERCHANTS'HOTEL,
CORNER KING AND S0CIET?-STS.
THE ABOVE HOTEL HAS BEEN COMPLETEL,
renovatctl an?! refurnished, anil is now open for the p?.
tronage of tho public, umlcr an entirely new manag.,
ment.
A BAR, fitted, up with the latest and most modern ira
proveiuuntH. in attaehed to the House, where may always
be found LIQUORS of tho most superior iiuality la tho
City.
LIQUOR can be obtain.d at the Utile, and wlU also
be furnished in tho rooms ut all hours and all davs of
the week, if desired.
Mr. H. H. PARSONS, formerly connected with tho
Pavilion Hotel, is attached to the Hotel, and would bo
gratified to m??et any of his old friends.
LORING & BENNETT, Proprietors.
August 24 .mo
FBEECOLLATION
SERVED EVERY EfEKtXQ AT
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BAR,
Corner King and Society-Streets.
August 29
GIVE US A ?ALL I
MOTTS' SAMPLE ROOMS.
Ales, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c
No. 8 BROAD-STREET. CHARLESTON. S. C.
?39- FREE LUNCH from 11 tiU 1 o'clock every day.-g?
rnoi'uiKTons :
JOHN MOTT.W. V. MOTT.
August 30 _ Into
' JUST TAKE A LOOK AT US !
T EC E -ATI. _B I O -TST.
Ales, Wines, Liquors and Segars.
No. 33 BROAD.STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Free launch, from 11 to 1 o'clock, every clay.
PnowiiEroiis?WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS and WALTER
PETERS. lmo August 31'
WAR DEPARTMENT. )
AnjuxANT General's Office, J
Washinuton, D. C. July 20, 1805. )
[SrECUL OnDF.ns, No 381.]
PARAGRAPH XV. BY DIRECTION OF THE PRE8I
'DENT, the foRowlng named OiQcers are hereby assigned
to duty according to their Brevet rank :
Brevet Brlg.-Gon. W, T. BENNETT, U. 8. V.
By ordur of the 8ocr?\tary of War.
E. D. TOWN8END, Adjutant- Goncrnl.
Omclol : Geoboe 8. B?bqeii, 1st Lieut. 54th N. V.; V
V. and A. A. A. G. 3 September 11
HEADQUARTERS, MIL. DI3T. OF CHARLESTON,
Department of Sooth Caiioi.tha,
assistant adjotai?t generai/s office,
CBaM-KSTon, 8. C, September 10, 1805.
[GENERAI. Orders, No, 2.]
COMMANDING OFFICERS OF SUB-DISTRICT
wIR tako Immediate measures for the COLLECTION 01
ALL ARMS, of whatever description, now In tho hand
of citizens, white or colored, Any person found wit
O inw, Pistols or Knives, In then? possession, after tb
lCtb Instant, wiU bo arrested ana brought ImniciUatcl
before a Military Commission for trial.
By order of Brovot Brigadier-General W. T. Bennet
September 11 a GEO. W. HOOKER, A. A. G.
HEADQUARTERS,
First Sub-District, Mir?. Diht. of Charieston,
Charleston, 8. 0.? September 10, lt?GS.
[Si'K?lM. ORDERS, No. 128.]
I. A SESSION OF THE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT 0
the First Sub-District of the Military District of Charlo
ton will be hold on Thursday, September 14, at Moui
Pleasant.
By order of W. T, Benhptt,
Brevet Brig.-Gen. Com. Post and First 8iib-Distrlct
GEORGE S. BURGER,
1st Lieut. MthN.Y. V. V. and A. A. A. G.
Sept crabor H -, 3
HEADQUARTER8,
Finer Sctb-Distiuot, Miutaht Dut. or Charleston,
Charleston, 8. C, September 0, ieC5.
[GENERAI, ORDERS, No. TT.J
ALL LIQUOR DEALER8, WHOLESALE AND B
TAIL, whoso permits arc dated prior to 1st July, 181
are required to have those pormlt? ronowed before t
isthof thoprcsont month. The Provost Marshal y
close any establishments which have fullea to com]
with this ordor.
By order of W. T. Benitett,
Brevet Brig.-Gon. Commanding Post and 1st Sab-Dlst
. ' GEORGE 8. BURGER,
1st Lieut, Mta M, Y. Y. Y? and A, A, A. O
September U
SUGAR, CRUSHED, A AND C.
?OAP?COIOATE k CO.'S
3 HTAKCil?Duma's
CANDLES?Adamantine
DRAKES PLANTATION HITTERS.
For sale by T. TUl'PER A- SONS,
CoiniuiBston Merchant?, Browu'a South Wharf.
September 13 c
"ltoberT lumber?~
WHOLESALE AND UETML.
HITE PINE FLOORING AND CELLINO
White Pino Shelving, dressed
White Pino 1-4 and two inch
Whlto Ptuo Inch UoardR, rough
2_4, 3x1, 3x9, 4x0, etc. Door?, Sashes and Blinds
A-SO,
AsHortert lot NAILS and 6 and 7 inch SPIKES
All of the above Lumber is well Hennoncd.
Imp-ire of W. E. BEEVES,
Foot of Market-street.
Ro?>temhor 12 0*
w
BLACK LEAD,
Crucibles.
white lead,
boiled oil,
bolt8 and nuts,
anti-friction metal,
spelter and tinman's solder,
For Bale in Iota to suit purchasers, by
CAMEnON ifc BARKLEY,
Commission Merchants, Railroad and
?lcsniboat General Supply Agent?,
No. 142 Moctlng-strcot.
MS- BEST BLACKSMITH'S COAL FOR SALE LOW.
September 7 tbstnS
TO ARRIVE,
II V SCHOONER JONAS SMITH.
1 AAA BUSHELS OATS
J.V \}\J 100 COILS ROPE.
Al.Mi, ON HAND.
f?0 hols. Herranti Smith's EXTRA FLOUR
CO bblB. Middling Flour.
JOHN O. THURSTON,
No. 14 Vanderhorst's Wharf.
September 0 4*
FRESH CrOO?A^UL?^STOCK.
I? /\PACKAGES NEW MACKEREL
ej \J 100 baga Rio aud Java Coffee
200 boxea Caudles
200 whole boxes R.-i?r?ur, Layers
200 half boxes Raisius, Layers
(?0 boxea Cooking Soda
100 boxes Magic Coffee
00 ehest? best Teas, cheap
200 bbls. Sugars, various kind
50 tierces Molasses
23 bbls. Cider Vinegar
0? bbls. Corned Beef
23'bbla. Corned Pork
_.'>0 boxes Storch
200 boxes Soap
BOO boxes Herriugs
200 Iki.xps Pickles mid Gorkins
200 cases Sauces mid Kctsups
200 bbls. Extra Flour
00 packages Uoslien Butter
Spices of all kinds, Mucearoni, Citron, Prosorvod
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, kc, kc.
UEO. W. CLARK k CO.,
Aufrnst-1 No. 145 Meeting street.
JUST RECEIVED.
1 AA CASES SPARKLING HOCK AND RHINE
?\J\J WINE
100 cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER
000 cases Ale
10.1 bbls. Whisky, various brands and prices
10 bbls. Alcohol, *J7 per cent.
00 bbls. Ale
00 eases Whisky
oo cue* Brandy
25 cases stoiij-liton Bitters
00 baskets Heidsivek .*?: Co's. Champagne, a pure
and genuino nrtiele
Brandy. Gin, St. Croix Hum
Sherry Wine, ,Vc., kc.
All of th.- jnin-st quality and cheap for cash, at
GEO. W. CLARK k CO*?.,
August 21 No. 143 Meeting-street.
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FINE OLD BRANDIES?VINTAGE 1824
Old Club House Gin
Old .Jamaica It uni
Old St. Croix Rum
Barton It CtucRtier's Importation? of (tue Clarets
Johnson ?c Sou's Importations of Hue Clarets
Stuart k Co.'s Crushed Sugar
SuRar House Syrups, in barrels
Choi ca City Cured Hams
Coarse Salt
Duryea's Mazcna
Duryea's Starch
Brown's Detersive Soap
Brown's l\ S. Soap
Colgute's Family Soap
Coleiuau's English Mustard.
ALSO,
LIME, LATH, CEMENT, PLASTER AND HAIR.
STYLES k CARTER,
September 4 No. 19 Vanderhorst's Wharf.
TIN AND ROOFING PLATES."
ALSO, BLOCK TIN. FOR SALE LOW BV
T. TUPFER k SONS.
September 7 0 Brown's Wharf,
FAMILY gBOCEaH-ST
308-.KING-STREET.308
Between Society und Went ?vortli.
j. w. steTnmeyer
KEEPS CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED WITH A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GRO
CERIES, AND ALL ARTICLES ESSEN
TIAL TO CONVENIENCE AND COM
?FORT FOR FAMILY USE.
AI--?',
PORTER, ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
8EGARS, Ac. lnio August 19
HEATH & CO,,
No. 260 KING-STREET.
JUST KECli-IVEJD :
SUGAR-CURED PIG HAMS
SUGAR-CURED PIG BACON
TIG SHOULDERS
WINES, ?HANDLER
GIN, BOURDON WHISKEY
ST. CROIX RUM
JAMAICA RUM
CORDIALS, SYRUrS.
ALSO,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, Arc, Ac.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. % HEATH & CO.
' August 1* _ lino
CH?APCASH STORE,
No. 42 MARKET-STREET,
NORTH SIDES, NEAR MEETINT.-STREET.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY,
Brushes, BucRcts, Brouins, Tubs, Diamond Oil for
Kerosene aud Union Lamps.
A small lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, and a few KERO
SENE LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS.
August 18 lmo AUSTIN A ALBEE.
KING & CASSIDEY,
SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE,
No. 151 Meeting-St.,
CIIARI.EST?.V, S. C,
{OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
DRUGS
Pateut Medicines
Dye Stuffs
Surgical Instrument
Perfumery
Fancy Soaps
Stationery
Writing Inks]
LEADS
Vu nils he a ,
Oils
Dry and Mixed Paints
Window Glosa
Bru Mich
Wines
Liquors, &c.
ALSO,
SOLE AGENTS FOR PATENT LEGS AND CRUTCHB
Isaacson's Rat and Insect Poison, kc, kc, 4
Bepteniher 1 lmo*
D. O'NEILL & SONS,
t . MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN.
BOOTS AND SHOES
No. 375 'King-'Sfreet?
' ' : OHAIiLESTON, S. O.
CONSTANTLY ON SAND A LARGE STOCK OF
FINE EUE AND WOOL HAT!
FOB ME? AND BOYS,
3 [ August ?U Jmo*
LATEST ARRIVAL.
RECEIVED PER STEAHKHIP MONEKA,
At l;i(3 and 138 Meeting-.?-1.
(Z?~\ BBI.S. BROWN SUOAR
fjVf 00 bbla. Powdered White Sugar
no Ulil?. Crusheil Sugar
00 bas? Coffee
r.O bines Oreen Tea
'-."> boxes llla.-k Tea
200 boxes Soap
llH) boxes Mustard
95 bbla. Ale
00 boxes Layer Raisins
r>0 boxes Adamantine Candles
100 quarter bbls. Mackerel
75 half bbls. Mackerel
10 suits Cottage Furnitur.?
CO Bureaus
100 Washstauds, single and doubt.?
2000 Chain, Cane and Wood
100 Stools.
ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF
STOVER, Wim:, tin," HATCHETS, Iron, Lath and
Horse Shoe Stalls, Horse Shoes
Foolscap aud Letter Paper
Envelopes
S?'}?ars. For sale bv
September 1. _?VRCIIIBALD GETTY k CO.
JOB DAWSON,
"CSTo.90 EAST BAY.
LANDING FEU STEAMERS QUAKER CITT AND
MONEKA:
ALAROE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GRO
CEKIKS, consisting in part:
100 burr.'lH Choice CANAL FI.OUR
50 half barrels Extra Canal Flour
50 boxes English Dairv Cheeso
30 llrkins Cliol.-c Leaf Lard
10 hhds. Prime P. R. Sugar
40 barrels Powdered A, ? and C Sugar
30 barrels Clu.'.-e P. R. Molasses and Svrup
CO half barrels Choice F. M. lb'ef
2C0 barreta Potatoes, Onions ami Beets
400 boxes Herrings
10 barrels ami 2f\ half barrels No. Il Mackerel
100 kegs Nails, 4 to la
10 casks Choteo Family Hams, small sizes
300 boxes Snaps ami Starch
50 boxes Castile mi?l Toilet Soaps
20 bags Clinic?? Rio Coli'ce
20 half ?'bests Hyson nn<l Black Tea
CO quarter nn?l eighth ?rhestH Hvmoii and Black Tea
40 barrels White Wine and Cider Vinegar, Choice
CO boxes Tnlln'v and Adaman tine CainUes
Brooms, Buckets. Twine, papers SnuiT, Segars, Scrub
Brushes, Hatches, Ac, kc
ALSO,
Fairbanks' PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES, all
Hiz??s, 9S4M to 0 lbs.
Balaiitltie's Cream Ale.
For ?ale i-he.ip for cash. tilth August 00
TO MILL OWNERS.
48 A>"I> 54 IffCH CIRCULAR MILL SAWS
IKDIA-EUBBEB BELT...?.., from S to U
iiiohos wide
INDIA RI'BBER (JOINT) PACED.?
LACIKG SKINS, RIVETS AND BURRS.
FOR SALE BY
J. M. EAS0N.
Septetnlier 8 It* No. 0 EXCHANGE-STREET.
RAILWAY SUPPLIES."
THE VNIIERSIGNF-D, MANUFACTURER OF CAST
and SWEDES STEEL ELLIPTIC RAIL W A Y
SPRINGS, Hydraulic .Iiu-ks, Ste'im aiul Hydri.ulte
?langes, Water Gauges nnd Low Water Signals, Vimborn
ic .Justice's Piitcii? ili-ldgc Joint Cbair Fastening, Shuw's
Patent Cork Rallwav, Springs; anil sole importer of
Butcher's Solid Cast Steel Tyre, Cast Steel Rails and
Props. Cyclop'? Casa nnd Spring Steel Files, A-c, and
Davy Br?'. Steam Haiuiners?offer?, for sale to R.iilway
Compaiii.'s any artilles of his make or those uuder his
control, on the most liberal terms.
PHILIP S. JUSTICE,
No. 14 North ilth-street, Philadelphia,
No. 4_ Cliff-street, New York,
Or through his Agents,
CAMERON ?: BARKLEY, M.etiug-strcet,
September 7 thsUi'.liuo Charleston, S. C
TREDEGAR
IRON "WORKS,
Richmond, ~V~a.
TTAVTVC? RESUMED OPERATIONS AT THESE
Jt J_ Works, we are prepare?! to supply all the articles
heretofore furnished by us; among them are th* foUow
ing:
FOR RAILROADS.
Wheels nnd Axles, separate or fltteil
Chilled Tires, Chairs and Spikes
Bridge Bolts and bridge Castings
Iron Trucks, Engines. Boilers, Nails, kc.
MERCHANTS.
Iron of all kinds. Nails, ??.c.
PLANTERS.
Engines for Saw and Grist Milla
Plantation Iron and Cat>tlngsj
Sorghum Mills and Pausi
BU-LDEI-"-.
Iron Fronts, and aU Castings for Buildings
Nails, Spikes, kc
Wo have also on banil Hoop Iron, suitable for Coopers
ami others; also, Iron Axles, Horse Shoes, &c, all of
which wo will sell at the lowest market rates for such
articleB. J. It. ANDERSON k CO.
CAMERON & BARKLEY,
AGENTS.
Nq. 142 Meeting-street, Charleston. S. C.
September 0 C mwf 9
S. G. C0URTENAY,
BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPOT,
No. 9
BROAD-STREET,
Aiigii.. 14 CHARLESTON, S. C.
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO THE
City, will contract for aR kinds of HOUSE-BUILD
ING AND REPAIRING. W. H. GRUVER.
No. 144 Wentworth-street,
Or at tkvsmom _ Blackmah's, No. 17 Broad-street.
September 7_thstu
REMOVAL.
M?LLIGAN k SON BEG TO INFORM THEIR
friends uud patrons that they have removed theli
Sales Room, for thu present, to SECOND STORY OF
ODD FELLOWS HALL, corner King and Liberty-street?
(entrance first door north side Liberty-street), vher?
they will bo happy to see them. Thankful for past fa
vors, they hope by strict attention to business tu mee
tliH support of their friends. tilths September o
AUCTION NOTICE.
BACK TO VENDUE RANGE
No. 14.
THE UNDERSIGNED BE08 LEAVE TO RETUR'
Ulti thanks to his Mends and patrons, and to in fora
them that be boa removed bis
AUCTION ROOM
from No. 413 King-street, to his original stand
No. 14 VENDUE RANGE, UNDER COLLONADE ROW
and is now ready to receive aU consignments, havini
largo rooms and pavement to exhibit Goods; and hope?
by attention to business, to meet the support of hi
friends. _
Sale days?TUESDAYS and THUR8DAYS.
AS- OUT-DOOR SALES ATTENDF.D TO.
Septoinber 1 - tutliBinwo JOS. A. THOURON.
TO OWNERS OP COTTON.
IN" AN8WER TO NUMEROU8 INQUIRIES FROl
abroad, wo would soy that we ahe prepared to tak
charge of, put la order and ship any lot of COTTON i
the States of Georgia, South CaroUna or Alabama, as w
have local agents at almost every town, and' a corps <
most efficient men, selected for Integrity, capacity, an
experience, to take charge of overy lot.
Wo wUl also pay idl taxes and charges of every desert!
tlon, and make liberal advances on the Cotton. I
short, we wlU take chargo of the Cotton on receipts c
orders, and give the owners no trouble whatever, froi
the time wo receive It until sold and returns aro mat!
by our houses.
<i% , .WATTS, CRANE itCO.,
'.. J :j ... ". .*-.'.!- . ?ewTork, or
W. C. WATTS k CO.,
,Y "r. " ' ;^v?tp-?ol, Engjind.
We invite the especial attention of nonresidents :
our faculties;
K. IM. BRUCE ?Si CO.
August 3Q lmo
AUCTION SALES._
BY MILLIUAN ?v. 8?lN.
TO-MORROW, th.- i:ith inst., at tlio lotcomor King nod. -
Hudson-street?, ?t 10 o'clonk, we will sell, t
1 pair large WORK MULES,
1 Milch Cow and Calf.
J Mileli Cows.
1 Springer.
llorws auil Cows received up to hour of salo.
Conditions cash. Hcptembor 12
Seasonable Dm (?cods. Shirts, flannels, dr.
H V PI? KA V ?Si CAMPBELL.
TO-MORROW, 13th inst.. will be sold at curfltores. Noir.
KO and 82 Hand-street, at 10 o'clock.
AN INVOICE JUST RECEIVED PKB STEAMER
consist inj. in part of?
? pieces HEAVY WOOL CASEMERES. GREY FLAN
NELS, Super. 0-4 Orey Cloth
Pieces Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs
Pieces Printed DeLalnes
Pieces Wool Dress Plaids
Balmoral Skirts, J??au and Linen Corsets
Linen Bosom Shirts. Colored Bordered H?aAkerchiof
Ltucn Damask Towels
Men's Cotton and Lisle Threa?\ Gloves
Gent's Bhu'k and Colored Silk Neck TiM
Gent's All Wool Neglige? Hbirta
Grey Wool Undershirt? and Drawers, k<-.
ALSO,
? cases FANCIIORE STRAW BONNETS
? cases White Canton Victorian
? cases Felt Turbans
? cases Ladies Hats. If'?:!? trimmed witb Feather?
? cases Heavy Urogans, extra sizes
? cases and cartoons Men's, Women's, and Children'*
S-OOH
Carpet Traveling Bags, kc, kc
Conditions cash. _ September 12"
LAUGE SALE OP GOVERNMENT CARS,
ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS, )
OFFIC- or AseifrrANT Quarterma-teu, >
Wanblngton, D. C. August 11. 1685. ,
WiU be soW. at CITY POINT, VA., on WEDNESDAY.
October 11, at 11 o'clock, A. M.,
ABOUT FOLK THOUSAND (4000) TONS RAILROAD
IRON.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA., on FRIDAY, October 13, at
12 M.,
FIVE (51 FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
About Filly (i>0) Freight Cars and One (1) Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA.. Oftober 13. alB P. M..
ONE NFW LOCOMOTIVE ENIHNE, f> foot guace.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA., on TUESDAY, October 17,
FIFTY (50) FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, 4
feet B*i inch guage
Eighteen (IS) new Platform Cars, five foot guago
Twenty-fivo (tt) new Box Cars, live (8) foot guago
About three hundred and ?fty (300) Uox Cars, 4 feet 8/_
inch gonge
About two hundred and thirty (230) Platform do., 4 feet
8'j lneli guagc
About tldrty ('?0) Stock do., 4 f<?et8,?-i Inch guagc
Twenty (-0) Passenger do., 4 (bet h?-? inch guoge
Out? (it Wrecking do., t feet 8.4 inch guago
Two (i) new Trucks
??ixty (t;0) new Trucks, framed
Fourteen (14) Flats, framed
About two thousand (9000) tons Railroad Iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, nt 10 A. M., on?t
to eontiiiue from day to day until all arc sold.
Terms cash-, iu Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,
Rrev. Col. and A. Q, M., U. S. Military Railroads.
AiiKiist 24 33
LAUGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT KAIL
ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.
united states military railroads,
Office of Assistant Quaktbmiaku
Washington. D. C, August 11, 18CG.
Will be sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Richmeud, Va.?
i.n TUESDAY. October 3,
TWENTY-FIVE rr.) NEW FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINES, live (6) font gU-ge, live (f>) foot drivers.
Cylinder? 18x94 Inches, capacity of lank 1300 gallon?
Five (.")) lirst-ciass Locomotives, 4 feet B\i incb guago
Two uundret and sixty-live (908) new ?ox Freigbt Cariv'
five (bot guaso
Fifteen (l?) new Platform Care, five, foot guago
Ten (10) Freight Cars, 4 feet 8?? inch guage.
The sale to continue from day to day unlU all are ooldL.;
S_li? to eoninicnce at 10 o'clock.
Terms cash, iu Government funds.
U. I_ ROBINSON,
Auguat -? 2t Br<?v. Col. and A. Q. M.
3. )
PRIVATE SALES.
Choice Havana Segars.
BY MclCAY a- CADlPliULL,
At Private Hah:, 40,000 assorted HAVANA SEOARS, of
superior quality.
One superior new StDE SADDLE and BRIDLE. For
sale low to f:loso consignment.
Apply as above, at Nos. 80 and 82 HA8EL-6T.,
September 7 Next door to Postonlee.
FOR LIVERPOOL?THE BRI V
^ I8H Hark IRMA will take fifty bales UPLAND
^COTTON, her cargo being nearly complete.
? For Freight apply to
September 8_ "WILLIS & CHISOLM.
FOR NEW YORK?STAR LINE_
The Al Packet Scbr. WM. HUNTER, Captain
?llarksen, wdl havo immediate dispatch for tho
'above port. For Freight or Passage, apply to
D. J. STURGES,
September 8_No. 10 Adger'H Wharf.
L^WTOBE&(^_L__U^TOK8T___J?SHIF&;
LEARY~LINE.
FOE NEW YORK DIEECT
THE NEW AND FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS
ai'AKIilt CITY, Sidcwhcol,
Vf. H. 'WEST.Commander? '
GRAJVAOA, Propeller,
R. BAXTER.i.Com?iandeb. '
ALU AMBRA, Propeller,
R. B. BENSON.Commandeiu
THE SPLENDLD STEAMSHIP
GRANADA
\1TLLL LEAVE BROWN'S WHARF, ON WEDNE8
T V DAY, thu 13th September, at ?o'clock, precisely.
For Freight or Passage, having HANDSOME AC
COMMODATIONS, apply to
THADDEUS STREET. No. 74 East Bay.
The QUAKER CITY will follow on Saturday, lGth lust..
September 11_'
^FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
The Atlantic Const Mail Steamship Company's:
STEAMSHIP
MONEKA,
CHAS. P. MARSHMAN.Coms?akdeii. '
THE NEW, FAST, ELEGANT AND FAVORITE STEAM
SHIP
MONEKA
WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF OK
THURSDAY, 14th lnat., at Ori? o'clock, P. M.
precisely.
Fox Freight or Paasago. having superior accommoda
tions, apply t* ARCHIBALD GETTY it CO..
Noe. 1?W and 118 Meeting-street.
, . LIVINGSTON, FOX ? CO.,
Agents, No. 141 Broadway, Now York
Soptember 1_
NOTICE TO TRAVELERS.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Ot-TOK G-W-KA-, -O*'- W. AND, M. R. R., \
WII.HIKOXOM, N. 0., August 14, 18G5. f
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST 27. DAILY
TRAINS wiU be run over the Wilmington and Man
cheater Railroad, between Wilmington and Kingjiuo.
Leave Wilmington dally at..."....jj:0<j fr 5
Leavo Klugvlllo dally at.??35 g? JJ
Arrive at Wilmington daUy ?t.- vf *{ f? "
Arrive at KinffvtUo daily at.-?r^'d ,?'??"
Thoro is daily compiunlcatlon Northftotn Wilmington
by RaU. Theao Tra?na connect wiUi Trau?1 on the
Nfortheeatcrn Railroad. Choraw and DkrUngton Rallro-d.
and WUmta?ton and Weiden RaUroad. Thoy ab? con
nect ?Klngv?lo with a lino of Stages for Columbia, and.
^tSumte. wiUi?lme i^Camden^^ ~ ^^
Auguut-i Imo General Superintendent