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JOHN KING & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS .
AND
Commission Merchants,
OFFER FOR SALE,
On Reasonable Terms?
At No. 88 Hascl-streot,
Q/^ii*-V DHLS. SOPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
fjUU 100 bola. Brown Sugar, assorted
60 bbls. Crushed Sugar
60 buga I'nii'.-J
20 bag? Poppor
20 bags Splco
6 bags Oltiiior
6 balea Cloves
2 caseB Nut-rgs
25 boxea Uriiiuid Ginger
200boxes Adamantine Candles
26 barrels Herring
100 kegs Dutch Herring
100 boxos Clicoso, assorted
100 kits Mackerel
100 y bblB. Mackorel
75 },' bbls. Mnckorel
50 bbls. Mackerel
25 kits Salmon
60 boxea Codfish
100 kegs aud boxes Honing
100 boxes Soap
200 boxes BUrch
25 bbls. Molr.sscB
25 bbls. CopperaB
60 kegs Epsom Salta
25 casos Cotton Carda
15 caaes Wool Cards
25 chests Ryson aud E. B. Tea.
AX.SO,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
PICKLES,
Oysters,
Salmon,
Lobsters,
. Peaches,
Pino Apples, ko., ko.
JOHN KING & CO.,
March6_mwf_No. 88 HA8EL-STREET.
WHISKEY, WINE,
BRANDY, ?Sec.
fr f~\ BBLS. 8?PERIOR BOURBON WHISKEY
?U60 bbla. Magnolia Whiskey
6 bbls. Gin
100 oaaos ?-1. Julien Clarot
60 oases Champagne, quarts and pinta
100 cases Sauteruo Wine fjk
100 cases Fine Old Bourbon^?lilskoy
100 casos Magnolia Whinkoy
60 casos Primroso Whiskey, super
60 casos Old Rye Whiskey
100 cases Fino Cordial Oin
60 can OB Old Q. Brandy
25 cases Rum, "St. Croix"
600 cases Ale, "Muir & Sons," quarts and pints.
Jost received per steamers and schooners, and foi
B_.? low by ?INO. KING A OO.,
March 6 mwf * No. 88 Hasel-street.
HOLLOW WARE.
1 j~\j~\f\ PIECES HOLLOW WARE, CONSISTING
JLvJ _??_<* of Pots, O vu UK, Spldors, Frying Pans, Ac.
For sale low by JNO. KINO k CO.,
Marchi 5 No. 88 Hasol-atreet.
XLE,J_I_E.
C)j~\r\ BBLS. AMSDELL BROS. CELEBRATED
?_V/ _/ ALBANY AMBER CREAM ALE. received
weekly, and for sale by
JNO. KING <-? GO.
March?_mwi_No. 88 Haeel-stroet.
MOCKERY AND^ LGASSWARB,
(T%/-\ CRATES AND HHDB. OF AS90RTED CROOKE.
JU\J RY AND GLASSWARE, just received and for
sale by JNO. KING A OO.,
March 5_ mwf_No. 88 Hasel-street.
WILLIAM GURNEY,
WHOLESALE GR0GEB
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ISTO 1O?3 23.__.ST ___*__?__
CHARL-?TON, 8? C.
Butter, Cheese and Provisions,
to* IA boral advances made on consignments.
March 9
MEHRTENS & WOHLTMANN,
Wholesale Grocers
AND
COMMISSION M__-<_EL\NTS,
No. 187 EAST BAY,
OHAR-BBTON, S. O.
B. _____"".I. V. BL WOHLTMAITH.
March 9 . amos
JOHN KING & CO,
IMPORTERS _ WHOLESALE DEALERS
wS
GROOERJEfl
PROVISIONS
FLOUR
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQOOBf
SEO ARS
BOCKERY, HOLLOWWARE AND GLASSWARE.
ALBO,
BUILDING MATERIALS, LIME,.Ac.
No. 68 liAS_L. ?TllKET
Novomber 1 mwf
WHOLESALE ANLV.RETAIL
O-IROO W:Bil _a s.
GEO. W. STEFFENS & CO.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM TU?IR CUS
TOMERS and the publlo that, In addition to their
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY at the corner
of King and George strcota, tiny have now opened a
WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION HOUSE at No. 28
Vendue Ranga, where thoy will be able to afford their
ona to mer. extra facilities. Their firm will comprise
as formerly:
OEO. W. ffI-_r?*XN8....F. 0. Sa_ KB ....It, DE-DEHB_- .
March 13_lyr
AUSTIN, ANDRUS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
N0.131 MEETING-STREET.
COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH.
February It_
GEO. E. PRITCHETT,
COMMIS SION ?MERCHANT
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON' S. C.
March 9 ("moa*
C. B. CHICHESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. l8 BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
GENT FOR THE PURCHASE AND BALE 01
REAL ESTATE In any of the SonUicrn States.
?O AGENT FOR THE SALE, RENTING, B?>
PAIRCNO. Ao. OF CITY PllOPEUTY Autrua 71
BALTIMORE RIVET AND SPIKE WORKS.
R. W. TYSON & CO.,
P. 0. Box 1004. Ballimore, Maryland,
M-NUFAOTUR-BS OF
TTOOK-HEAD RAILROAD SPIKES, BOILER BXV*
J?L -TU, BOAT SPIKES, Ac.
Wow faxt-- 1_-?metloc. apply to
BRUN8 k BRIE, Agenta,
Ho. B4 East Bay. Oharleaton. a O,
?WHM aO*Pl
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM.
(LATE OF NEWBERRY O. H., 8. a,)
TT7TLL CONTINUE BU-1N-38 IN CHARLESTON, AS
SHIPPING
AMD
Commission Merchants;
And will be plva&cd to seo theil frienda at
NU. IO III? YCli'M IVI IA It F.
WM. A. COURTENAY. P. O. TRENHOLM.
May 9
W. O. BE^S[__TT & CO.,
FACTOR?, FORWARDING AGENTS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANrS,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHABLBHTON", S. O -
W. O. BENNETT....E. R. LILES. ...J. O.MARSHALL.
RisrKi-NC?B.-Ex- Ooveruor VANUE, Charlolto. N. O. ;
Hon. THuS B. AStlE. Wudesboro', N. C; K. P. BAT
TLE, Enq.. Stato Treasurer, Raleigh, N. 0. ; MaJ. B. D.
TOWNSEND, Bonnet-ville, S ?J.; D. MALLOY, Esq.,
Chcraw, 8. C; W. BRANTLEY PETTIGREW, _M.,
Florecer, S C. Imo* May 14
ISAAC E. HERTZ, | EUGENE BUCHET.
Late co-partner of Mordecai A Co.
ISAAC ?. HERTZ & CO.,
SOI East Bay,
CORNER CUMBERLAND STREET,
AUCTIONEEK8,
, GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THi
purchase or Bale of COTTON, RICE. LUMBER
NAVAL STORE*, and MERCHANDISE GENERALLY
and to VESSELS consigned to our caro.
Alvo, to sales of all descriptions of Merchandise B
AUOTION.
__nsiMMi
MORDEOAI A CO., E. LAFITTE A CO.,
MARSHALL, BEACH k CO., E. B 8TODDARD k CO.
8. S. FARRAR. BROTHERS & CO.
Charleston, April 2, I860._April a
B. A. EARLY, ? I J. F. EARLY,
Darlington O. n., 8. 0. J I Charleston, 8. 8,
B. A. & J. F. EARLY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
YTORTHWESTOORNER-GFEABT BAY AND MAR
_1 KET STREETS Charleston B. 0., and opposlb
Uourt House, Darlington, 8. 0., Will attend to the pot
ebano, sale and shipment of COTTON, NAVAL STORE*
uid MERCHANDISE generally. Orders and consign
ments solicited. 6mo* January 11
ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO..
WKOLBSAXi- DT*IAt._RB,
Shipping ami Commission Merctots,
RiOB. 120 AND 128 MEETING-STBKE'J
WAKEH OOBES :
Moa. b3 and 55 HASBL-STREET,
CHARLESTO-, S. (J.
A. Oetty.K. A. Sonder.B. Ta Boud.r
December 2?_
STYLES & CARTER,
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCIlAim
AND
DEALERS IN NAVAL STORES,
MO. IO VANDKllHOasT'S WHARP
CHARLESTON, 3. O.
L. 0. STYLES.I. F. CARTER
gebrnary a_
WILLIS & CH1S0LM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
l STILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SAT.*. AN1
W SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestie Porta) ol
UOTTON, RICE, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF, Clin.rlci.ton, S. C.
I. WILLIS.A. R.0HTBOLS!
October
WILBUR & SON,
(JENERAL AUCTIONEERS & C0MMXSSI01
_v[EIlOH_A._>rTS,
OFFICE AND SALES ROOMS,
Nos. 13 and 15 State-street and No?. 1 and
8 Clmlmers-strciit,
0____._STON, S. O.
April a_ mwf
T. SAVAGE HEYWABD& SONS,
AUCTIONEERS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 241 Broad _treet, Augusta,
WILL SELL AX
.PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
AND
FRIDAYS.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO CONSIGN.
MENTS. We hold ourselves strictly responsible
or au goods for which we have acknowledged the re
ceipts, and will render up sales as speedily aa posaibit.
Goooa nat Insured uni eau Instructed to do se.
March?._8_oa
___. XLIiHSTGr,
WHO__AI_ AND RETAIL D___B IN
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
DRY GOODS TOYS &o.
At No. noa KlNG-STBEKT,C!iarlMHjn, S.O.
AT NEW SORE PRICES,
JEaT* York ??111 e paper oopy for two months, and ment
i lllto _____ 1-' Novembers!
NOLEN & STEERS,
?3d Street and Second Avenue, New York,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IM Alt KINDS OF
LUMBER, MANUFACTURERS OP MOULE?INCB,
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, AND BOX 8HOOE8.
Taxnlng In all Its branches. Books containing Tatternt
of Mouldings aenlon appl-ati**,
Deoembar IT lyr
SCOTT _B HERIOT,
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
Washington???*.. Columbia, 8. C.
w. m. RooTT.....w. o. nsnioi
Will give prompt attention Purchaalng, Belling an?*
waifilin<7 nf allMeroha .lia? 'Mf?mh.r >
M. M. QUINN & BRO.,
Wholeisale & Retail Dealers
IN
BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, ETC.,
Mo. ??7 KIHO-8TREET,
(Opposite Ann-str*--,)
OHABLBSTON, O. <J_,
ARD
Ho. 137 BIIOAD-HTUKKT,
(Opposite Monument- e troct,)
__TJ_r TJSTA _-__.
Ilia lal-t Usueii of the presa always on buna.
Subscriptions rooclvod and Gooda delivered or tor.
rardedby Mailor Express.
AU CASH ORDERS will be promptly attended to.
PebruaryM *7
LADIES DESIRING A SMOOTH, CLEAR
AND
BEAUTIFY tftj?FI
Mm
6BO?IGEW.????RP
.J
THIS DELIGHTFUL
TOILET ARTICLE
HAH NO EQUAL FOR PRESERVING AND BEAUT
TYING THE COMPLEXION AND SEIN.
Bold by Druggists every wlioro.
Depot No. 74 Fulton-street, Now York.
KINO & CASSIDEY, Agents,
*i intimo CHARLESTON. 8.Q.
January li
1866. FOR 1866. 1866.
BRADLEY'S CELEBRATE!*
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EACH HOOF BEING COMPOSED
OF
TWO PERFECT!.Y TEMPK11K? HIFI UM?
SPRINGS,
BRAIDED TIOHTLY AND FIRMLY TOGETHER
odgo to edge, forming ouo hoop, and making thi
?TR0NOE8T AND MOST FLEXIBLE, the LIGHTEfi?
?.NI) MOST DURABLE SPUING made.
They will not bend or break Uko the single spring*,
out will always preservo their
PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE.
IM AU.
OROWDED ASSEMBLAGES
CHURCHES
THEATBE8
(1AILB0A?) OABS
FOR PROMENADE
OR HOUSE DRESS.
In fact, they are superior to all others, combining
COMFORT, ECONOMY, LIGHTNESS
DURABILITY.
AND
INQTJIBE ron
BRADLEYS DUPLEX ELLLPTK
OB
DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT
For sale everywhere. Manufactured exclusively b
ihe solo owners of the Patent,
WESTS, BRADLEY k CARY,
So. 70 CHAMBRES AND NOB. 79 AND 81 READE STS.
NEW YORK.
For sale in Charleston, 8. O., Wholesale and Retail, b?
WM. T. BURGE k CO.
EDWIN BATES k CO.
KING k GOODRICH.
3. R. BEAD & CO.
WM. HoCOMB k CO.
T. EEXLY.
E. SCOTT k CO.
UFFF.RHARDT k OAMP8EN.
JAR. B. BETTS.
STOLL. WEBB k GO.
And el, other Merchant? who sell first-class SEIR1
in Charleston and throughout the Southern States.
January art im"
MUNT BOOK ?tUniuRi.
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
SUCH AS RECORDS FOB PUBLIC OFFICER
Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, &c, con
t m ntly on hand, and mado to.order, and with any des
rl ption o f Ruling. None but the boat workmen employ
d and the best materials used.
A practical experience of twonty years in tho abovt
ne, and with facilities una?passed, enable me to war
nt satisfaction.
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTIN6
In a lilts branches, with new type, i JW presses, and
d ventases not excelled In ibis city. L < y cr'a Blanks,
11 los. Bonds, Mortgages, &c, &c., on h i d and printed
o order. iutlislyr December 14
SPENCER D.C. VAN BOKKELEN
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 108 WATER-STREET, NEW YORK.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION G1VFN TO THE SALE
OF-OOTTON AND NAVAL 8TORE9.
REPRESENTED BY
GEORGE E PR1T0HKTT, Chsrleston 8. 0.
D. D. HOCOTT, Camden, 8. O.
A H. VAN BORKELEN, Wilmington, N. O.
April 14 6mos*
1866.
THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX
ENLARGED.
Great Redaction in the Rates of Ad ve?*?
tfslng.
THE COLUMBIA PfiflSNTX (PUBLISHED DATL?
and Tri-WcoVly) has boen GREATLY ENLARGED,
and In the quantity and quality oi its rerdlng matt?!
win compare favorably with any paper in the State. Th?
subscription price to tho Daily is $10 a year, Tri-Week
ty Bl.
The terms for transient sdvertlslng have been RE
DUOED OVBB TWBNTY-FTVE PER CENT, j while th?
monthly and quarterly rates have been lowered to snob
air extent as to place the columns of the paper wit air
thi .each of dtslors and manufacturer? generally.
JULIAN A- tELBY.
?anusry Vs Proprietor Columbi? ??hoards.
ms
A a>AVi-aUiCrsTH gCTWsP jg
, aril a new and wonderful SEWING MACHINE
tta?tmt'?ctaap.tat>?Jtossawa4.. ?ddteeo OlrLkW ?fc CLARK
HeotemborU
. ?
W -- I ?-?v. MM
THE
Leading Journal
OP.
TIE-EIE- SOTJTDEai
THE PUBLISHERS OF
THE CnABLESTON DAILY NEWS
Bog respectfully to retnru their thanks to the
public fer ita liberal support to their Journal, and
promiso that in tho future, ae in tho past, it bhall
bo their aim to mako
THEDAILYNEWS
THE;
MOST DESIRABLE PAPER
in the country. It han now
TUB LARGEST CIRCULATION
of any Newspaper iaauod in the State, and ia
THE LARGEST IN SIZE
of any Paper published in the State-issned in
folio form of eight pages, and the size of the New
York Herald.
It is universally conceded that
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?3 THE
MOST ENTERPRISING,
I _ST 3D DB_?___SrX> -31ST T,
AND THE
BEST COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER
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patrons will be as well pleased with it as are
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One year.
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(In Advance.)
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WIIOL.H.HAl.H. AND UJK.TAIJL,
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Beptember 35 _ _ ,T?
DAV?GA, YOIJNI. A M?_EJNZIE,
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
Nos. 3? ami til Tarli How.
ISAAC DA VEGA,
GEORGE ii. YOI- .
GKKABD L. MuKliNZIi.',
QKOB?B_ B. YOUNO. J HEW YORE.
O
H AVINO SUCCEEDED TO THF voBEION t?OXJMO?
TION BUSINESS Of Messt?-. BIRNK?. PBKW??
riHH & FLANDEB8, we will Attend to the collection Of
pant (Int; and maturing claims throughout 'be united
_???_*! *>naUa.
COMMISSIONERS POR ALI. THE STATE A
JJannatv R_
WM. A. HINMA?T"
MANUFACTURER jOF PERFUMERY, OONOa_ta
TRATED FRUIT EBHENCKB lor Drngglata* ?ntl
Confectioners' nae, No. 20 Platt-etrr.pt, ..orner ol Gold.
New York Fancy Boxes Mid B-kel? tor holiday pre
? nts, auct)<:ls, H&ndkorcblef Extra? Is. Pomades, Vino
i r ltoui:o, Toilet Powders. Hair i ?Is, Ol. Mnsk, OH
Olvet, Grain Musit In ounce caddie? Oil Apple. Olf
Uanana, Bntyrlo Ether.
Fine Handkerchief Extracts In bulk to salt purchaser ??
A oomplote Oat-ogne will be forwarded by mall on ap.
plication. Amos Jannary M
First Premium Steam Saw-Mills.
THE FIBBT PRIZE,
THE GOLD MEDAL,
Waa awarded to the
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
Ey the Amerlcan Inn ti tate, at their Fair, In October, 1801
for the best
OI_tO*_r__?__Ei ?__"W-_?_I_?X.
AND STEAM ENGINE
ORDERS FOR THESE. GANG HAW-MILL*. BUGAB
Mills, General Machinery, Iron and Brass Castings
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Newburgh, N. Y., or
L. O. WAltU, Agent,
Ko. 6B Liberty-st., (Room No. jj), N. Y.
Peoember 13_ lyr
TODD & RAFFERTf,
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WAREHOU8E, KO. 4 DEY-8TREET, K. Y.
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'?ineraTBnpplies for Bailroad and other Mucblne Shops.
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