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Bottfttnlinj in t'io Foiitofaoo nt Ohar?oston, for tho woci
Sandln- NOVEMBER 1.1, laW? and ordored lobopriutod
fis Tub l)Atr?r NMW* .?.-ojably '.o tho following socUoit of
tito new LVMtoaii-O I?iw, aa tho liownpapor laavi?c tho
tor-josi drootoliti i ?a UW Oily ol Oharlo.dou:
Bbotion T.. A'.d ?O U ItwUM? enacted That lists of lot
terBivrvi l*i itacitltoJ lor lu any PosloOloolti any cay,
tor?, .'r villfe * Wlirt? rcv'i?iu?l>cr Shall bo printed,
?luili hrrt-aitior Imi ui?1?h tod uuco only lit tho ucwi.papor
vrlii?' b -! imb * ' woohly or ottoncr, Bhall liuvo Dio
kran*. fiivtii ? ?J ' Wiihlu l?*:,?? of ttoUvWy Of the said
Ottico.
JB3- rrv.TiJ OttUiBS f,r TttVbon ?dvor?ii,od, uhonlil
Btntc IM ?! l!i :; ' -iiv> "Ailvc-iiscJ."
jrjuf* 0 ? o Uourj dota t? A. AI. to 8 P. M. Oa uund.-\ye,
flrom 1 o\.o;'? lo 2 i>*. kit,* P. VL
BTANLB? O. Tltorr, Acting F?*tntBi*tor.
WOMEN'S LIST.
Aha!??.
Aim ..
Alisto.
Altru.ir.
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AlKlott. Mi--n I?'
Aml.r.:.:ii, UitU t
O
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B?ki*r. Mr? w A
Barnwcll, Sarah
Baker. Mrs M N
Bay, I,i.'./.io
Boimcit. S.-rah
Bealy. Miss D
Bovin. AiKllo
Botono, Anida
Bolone. Amo
Bohliii:. Mina M 1
Bom.i?, Emma J
Bo?uo, Lllen
Brown. Addio
Brown. Miss M A
Bras. Mrs li 31
BriKgi, Mary A
Brian, Uolaoy
Brtttlley. Mrs II
Byrtl. LH/.ia J
Brown, Misai]
Brown. Mit-s V
Brown, Kac'uull
Brown. Mrs S
Brown, M ru A
Brown, Mik-. H
Brown, Mia J
C
Carter, f.irolino
Canli. Miss L.I
Cardoiu. Mrs 11
Carrcll. .Mrs L\ A
Cul.lor. Mrs A
Cadi'.i. Klluu
Oanaily, : ' Is i H
Campbell, ilary
Corcoran, M trj? E
Chup?n m, Itttb?OCS
Chut.-., .'.i.-ii s
Clinic. ..lu-i.i.t
Olnrli, Rebotica
OUdlay, M.- M
Colliiu. Aira
ContKi-?:. Mr?
Oorcotuti, Miss 31
li
Oolieu. Mn C N
Coli'.i. Mrs il
Oouiikr lis JA
D
Day?, ILuilia!]
Davis, iilr.i L, A
Dart. BOSita H
Dotinv, Mil? AI A
Diuiih
Doyle Julia
Duc, Mis? D
K
Elfo, Misa E B
Even, Mim J
V
Freomnn, Alico
Ford, Mrs L A
Pickling, M Etal"
(?
arilv, ?\nu:c,
ir.laor. Mrs 0 T
;iry. ?Misa 11 t-J
violer, Hallio
.ar.lcuor, .Mary
?arnoy, Miss U
?avion, MIhh A V
?rdanla, Margrol
?onml, Karolino
Mon, Kllou O
.?dut, Mr? D
tioodrich. Mm M
Godfrey. Hirn E
.roy, iMl^s L A
?rant. Klisa
G?liatn, MaryJano
II
Sands, Miss J A
.lavoa, I?riiU;ct
lalo, Mrs C F
.looroy, Mary
lloyiuau, Mrs C
Uoath, Pcjjfry
Hill, Margrot
tlarroM, Miss M
lloran, Aiuio
llowo, Saruh 8
Holateu. Mrs B C
lioilijo, Mrs
J
lackeoD, Mrs C
I.i.-liHOtl, Misa A
Jacob*, lira l?
Jcukine, Mury
Johnson, Sahth
Johnson, Ma?;i?ic
lolni??o.i, lllru L
loaitstota, i;.i .a
Jor.lau, Mi.,!i 1-' <
L
Jouu?, r.arhcll
K
Klalooli, Mrs M C
-.?I.ihii, Mr< H
1.
Laurence, Mrs j
l.tmii. Mrs 1> W
l.iir, Miii'i A L
!.. sprint?o. Miss V
l..?;ra!, Mrs U C
i?o p0;'y, Margret
Lot lai/.-itiotli
1?I
Manigo. l'hillis
USMi)*, Mary
itu-ry, .M -.rlh.t
Many, Julia
.il.triiiii. JcAiiio
Measlier, Mary J
lyaglicr, L'.?o.t
.?loitzo, Miiis M B
Miclt, Mrs M
: i i.,<i: -. i. Un H
IMiulietl, MrsO
i.Mi'.ri.-.i, M irgrct
Motte, llarriolt
Mocrgau, Racholl
|Mallii:i, Ann
AI
MaUicwn. Ann
Martin, ?Mina B n
Myom, .th. i M
Myers, M?m II
Me
McMillian, NolUo
N
North, N G
O
O'Neill, Margret
P
Putman, Mrs M
Pattor, lai/ia
Powell, Mrs C
Poncknoy, Mrs A
Poytor, Lucy
Porcalo, Jauo
U
Randal, ?Ira J
Roridon, Catborlno
Bold, Airs M B '
Roovcb, KUcn
ithott, Mary B
Rotlolph, Mrs L
Roach, JIIhH B
Ho a cli, Clara
Rodtlcn Cathorine
RobiBon, Mrs C
8
Sanders. Mrs C
Soott, Mi.-iH L R
?jititldcr, Mary
Scutitlor, Mory
?oabroolt, Mary
Suabrook, Mrs J
W
Shcpard, Mary A
?-?liaiiuhau, Mitry
d?mloton. Sarah J
Silvas, StiKaii
?toucliouse, Mrs A
SlovouB, ln-s 15
Smith, Julia
Swuils, Susan
.SiiiuiiiB, Misa II
?ilUODB, Mta 3 C
'V
Terrior, Elizia
l'hain, Mrs D V
1 hah. Kilon
l'atncry, Mr? S A
rate, Mrs L li
V
Vimco, Mrs 31
W
Way, Mian J
Wal lato, Ann L
Wallaro, Miss 12
Wandoiicn. Ha--th
Wagonor, Mrs L
Wesa, r.lru
WcllitiB, Ann
Wobb, Lydia
NVltlto, DoUlo
Whaloy, Mrs M L
Willflon, Mrs F
Wilson, May E
Walkor. Muta M J
William?, Mrs H S
MEN'S LIST.
Aohi.'ion, William
P
Adams, Rov E J
Adunia, Charles H
Ali,ton. Hobort
Aldrich, Kobt
U
Baruc, Col Jacob
Bartholo new, U F
Beachraan, Mr
Baiter, Utaji? J G
Barnctl David
Barry ,V lUlly
Bate i k WiUbima
Barnett. Jacob il
Harn i, (Jharlo.l H
Bocbor .V t'o, W M
Bonfor.l, Hj:ija?nl:i
Bolchur, Worrau P
Biol, Ulatu
Biinuu. tijor,.;o
Bol-.l, n i:
Boyd, Llmt O P
Bowle-?, -,I:i't t
Bowr.ii?, A II
Bryant, <: -. M
P
Bryoj.Jolin Y k !o
L... .
' Brown, u
Tt-fW ?. u j n
Bowman, foames
i?i-Kj...,, .?.li-tcr
??ur...:, ilainea
Bun ter, John Ni
Cl I'll 11
Bttttor, Antlrow
Burko, Chriato- ?
plier
Bu 1, Il F
Hui.vi.n.i-1, John
U
Bull, John F
Butlor, William
Byr.ic .?c Fo ;arty
Burn?, Garrot
l!
Ca?man. Warkcr
Carroll. Iiiiwis
Capera, W (l
Cii.it xioJ P'tillp
Carroll, .Vsh.oy ?
- Cuuijiu. li John
Cain, Cupt J O
Cliisin -lookaon
Chapman, Jaiuca
U
Cliapma-?, J H
Cl" loltti
on&Co
Ole.-, R P
Cluirijo.-.io, .Mal
como
Clnrry. John
Colc, Johu
Colo, Wi?lam S
Cornclluii, Itautol
Cockwood, Mr
Cooper, diaries
Conroy, D
Oow-cn, Randall
OrolUo, Hobt. Al
fret) or KtRiiIiou
CraJJo, Heur y
CrawlorJ, Jaiuca
U
CutUii?, O W
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Davis, (?loiin
Dcvcrcaux, J
Devercaux, 3Iaj C
B
Dcutiy, Wnt II
Dovctcaux, Lt ?.ni
John
Doantaoa, Ad'.or
U
Dix, Joseph
Di'igors, ItanloI
Duulap, rJaWnes)
l?
Edward.?, WUlLun
Ehrlich, M
Elwcll, Prof J J
I?'
Feldmati. Tuior
FlsUcr, CW
Fiiinoy. liainurl
Fl'iulgan, Mio?iail
V
Forrost, Bon
Frloko, Gcorgo
G
ardnor, E W
oathera. Robin
Gibbca, J Peron
n eau
Oillospio, Lient
Jas
llurtoc k Bros
.; m.-.il'M, Ambro
sio
Go'iion, Thomas
iordott, John
ioldsmith, J
?rcor, Win M
?mut, Hall k Co
J
?rant, John Leo
?rubor, J S
Vri.llng, William
iroou, Brig Uou
Ja.tD
II
fi tmil on. M II
! n. Dr II O
tat? i i. Monis
i ul.).-!i, Ucorgo
taro, G
lan.t!-., Cutr.-.n
ia?u, ? johr.'dcr
laya, Scrjjt
11 11. Joau
-.lili yar, liUdor,
A^cut 0
llciua, John
Uc.l.lerly, tloorgo
Io.iry, A Z
. loara. Jumo*
li 'gambotloin
1 il?.-ll ts
Hick, 11 II
llowo, J M (cold)
toward, Angus
Uarbcrt, Riohard
liitoluiis, O V
II ubb.it?J. R U
J
lacobo, Mcvor
lacuba, U li
lames k Williams
'U3.4CU. Gaplrs
'<i.in ,oii, A
loU.isloii, John L
Iu?UUOU, M.ir.-ti!i
Johuaou, Robci-tH
loiiuson, A R
Iiutor, John
IC
Itcltli, Ollll
.vilnt-uny, James
KouncJy, A II
Kimball, Md ? E
Kuol?, ?.?cacrt
lin!., Johann
la
Lauer, Fr
Let y, Cltarlea
l.rgr.ii-n, Richard
Leaver, Richard
!y[i.-n:it, liwl.'i
(lru'.i tin in)
I.uaili, t'asol
Ludovlco, F W
ni
Mac?i, Thomt
Martin, Allier.
>lar!in, A P
M, Ponlofllco
Mcitzlor, Chaa
M-roilith, Richard
A?illor, Sand C
MiUer, K
Miles, John
.Motilii-o, W H
Mosimatin, W E
Moa'.l.-io, jamea
tltihlophor, llonrj
..litrphv, lt
..luir. J
.'ilycrH, Henry
.'.laquai. John
ru o
Mcllco, Aloxandci
.IeOriy, John
.IcClti't, J U
M.?.i>a ti.ell, Thon
M -I.can, J unes J
M.UaMMI, J A
Me
McNamara, John
B
N
Noubosh, Joseph
Northrope, Iloury
Nyman, David
O
Oaborn, Cilanco
Otto, Chas
Oldouburg, E H
Jloviot, J D
Oleray, Danl
O'Brion, Patrlch
P
PclolBser, jriclicrl
Porrcy, Jamos
Porrin, S
Polot, Dr J M
Pitohor, Samuel
Pino, Jamos E
?.'.iliinoy, Jumos
Polite, J U
l'oltiumus, J n L
Pouiida, Mr
Polai.d, t*aptain
a
jui"loy, Danl
R
.teid. F
Rcilmoutl, John
Rjvcl, ?
Rico, B U
Rhouda, J L
.Uley, Jamea
.loicke, Goorrjo
tlich, Thomna
Ro horaon, Jossph
Roji id, F
.?.odgors, P D
Uiboria, H P T
R ?a.i. L A
??utlidgo, Satnbo
S
Sanders, Gcorgo
?iili.n-i.'ii, Joun
<aiiil, Robt
?auford, J T
S Jurara, M D
Sc'irodcr, F W
Sovolloy, l'rauk
.Seabr.o',;, John E
?MUugton, Cuafl
lioph.iir.l, W W
.sluimo.iB, W J
SlbbcratcLiu, J
Sliuiiiona, Frunc?a
.-?iiigl.-lon, John
Jly. John W
Skinner a Co
Smith, O U
Smi.h, E A
.-ii.iiiii, 3
Smith, DB
Smith, M
?r
Taylor, Isaaa
l'..tior, Hcniy
l'uylor, Krank E
Torrcy, R L
riietiB, Thomas
l'hompaou, N
Thomas, Bamnel B
Touhoy, 3 M
Tourd?ln, Mr
Tonis, Henry
rulo, Edward
l'ovine, Chas
Tatts, e
Touhowaso, Jo
Bopta
V
Vcnnlnfi W E
Viuccnt, M
Voao, John
Vorulond, J S
XV
Wiel.ind, C F
Wethorhom, P
Wobb. Waller
WcBiphall, Chas
Wobb. ?aml
Wel :i!u-on. Jarnos
Wethers. "W
Wilson, W M
Whi.o, D O
Walaon, Baml
Wilson, Joseph C
Vfrodo, Juh i u
W?ll.in-, HotiryL
ijj- Poraan.t .io;o ?ti.ig lot,era in tbo Post?nico wi.**
plkiBO to pino t'.io Bttuun iio-tr tho upper right ha.id cor
nor o? tiic 0 ivclop.-, atttl thny wl.'l also pienso to rcmc-m
bar that without l m n amp u ?ct.tr (vi..uot bo mall, d, bu?
xnunt befi-tru lo Uto ?/.ml Letvor OiUco.
Novoiu'ic:* l'J '
&G0a,
DiiALERS TN
CH??'iE FAMILY GROCERIES,
IMP0HTE3B OF
FINE WINES* TEAS, &c.,
No -.ir, KING HTRBKT
OPPOSITB IIAHHIa,
iBBANOn OF No. 000 BBOADWAY, NEW YORK.?
a TI? ARTIOLIU .'.OLD FROM THIS B8TABLI8H
A MEN t ar?? o.' Uto 11 -st qu tllty. Wo sell no goods
tSt what w ? uta roootnn? jad and warrant to bo FUHK
mSeStfSa^si to til r?to of the city, tax? of tA?*go.
p*mww
LIME! LIME!
E!
CTb ?\f\4\ nARRELS FBB8B EASTERN LIME,
??*\J\J\) laudluj; from luhr. Wm. ?later.
IN STOI'.U ?
aoo barrels cement
loo barrel* M istor
2?II0 Fin.? l'.rl? 1c
:)()0 l'liiuh Oven Tllen
riO.OOt) Litlis
?00 bushels Hair,
l'or ralo at very low rutc3 by
Novcmbor l?
OLNEY & CO.,
Nos. 11 end 13 VENDUE R\NOE.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
AND
DRESS GOODS,
AT THE
SOUTHERN DRY GOODS HOUSE.
EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY,
294 KING STREET,
(Coruor Wont?vortli Ht.,)
WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
tho attention, of the Ladies of
Charleston and the country visitors
to their largo and choice ?stock of
CLOAKS, ranging from four dollars
each and upwards ; SHAWLS from
two dollars and fifty cents each and
upwards ; ? nico lot of DRESS
GOODS, to suit the present season,
at twenty cents per yard ; the best
quality of MERRIMAC PRINTS at
twenty cents per yard?; and all other
goods usually kept in a llrst-class
Dry Goods Store.
A few flue UROCHA SHAWLS,
with scarlet centres, and a variety
of other colors, at very low prices.
A few line VELVET CLOAKS, of
direct importation.
The above Shawls and Cioaks ore
of the best material and of the best
manufacture, and are suitable for
choice purposes. Will be sold at
greatly reduced prices.
Wo have received a choice selec
tion of FANCY GOODS, suitable for
Holiday Presents.
A call is respectfully solicited.
EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY.
Novcmbor 111
!
' DRY GOODS!
Largo Salo of Wot Goods
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE UNDEBWRITERS,
AT
t. McCarthys,
NO. 190 KIN3- STREET.
t-xriraisrnro rr
DRESS GOODS
DELAINES
OALIGOE3
LONGOLOTH
BALMORAL 8KXBTS
SHAWLS
FLANNELS
to.
These GOODS hsrve jnst been rooolYed from tho steam
ship Andalusia, and will be SOLD 60 PER CENT. BE
LOW COST. fm3 November 16
PROVIDENCE COMPANY'S
CONCENTRATED
COTTON AXD CORN FERTILIZER.
DIRECTIONS FOR TJftE?SAME AS NO. 1 PERU
VIAN GUANO, AT LESS THAN HALF THE
COST. Barrels 2?0 pounds oooh ; eight to tho ton.
HUNT & BRO?, Agents,
ACCOMMODATION ?vTIARF, CHARLESTON, 8. O.
Noyo??bor 1 2mo
WILLIAM GURNEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND
Commission Merchant,
NO. 103 EAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
BUTTER, CHEESE AND PROVISIONS.
SOT- Liberal advancoa m ad o on eonslnnmonta,
Novcmbor 15
Dr. LEOPOLD,
SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
(l-'llOM NEW ORLEANS,)
RESPECTFULLY INI OEMS THE CITIZENS OF
(Jlnirlinio-i il.nt lio hut urlived and is prepared lo
ctuo COIINH, I1UN10N8, INGROWING and DISEASED
NAILS, LARGE JOINT}?, and all discuses of tho human
Icol. His oxpurien.c, in his profession of cloven years
will guir.tutoo buocc?iul tn-utineiit, without roiu or
drawing blood. He lituv bo oo.tstdted at his oillci?, la
Mrs. EINNE?'.H HOARDING HOUSE. No. 190 KIdr-hL
n-om-O A. Mi to 1 P. M.. and from 2 P. M. to G P. M. Por?
Kons iiofilrinn his ailoutlou at Utelr rofdilonoes will be ac
commod?t?*?1 by fdvlog o.io day's notio?
Novombor la Q
uucwctiiuii a dPAiATT,
.?torueTi? ? *** ""* ?^?UstiMV la Bwit),
OKMCK flU. ?A smUALMTXUHXX,
olovitn ? ?
24
ROCKPORT LIME!
<Of\f\r\ BBLS. ROCKPORT LIME EX BOHR.
?t\J\J\J Wm. Slater. For salo low, from wharf,
In lots to suit purchasora.
RISLEY k CREIGUTON.
No. 110 East Bay,
November lfl 3 Comer Arvommodatloii Wliarf.
POTATOES ! POTATOES !
RAKlir_LS FINE POTATOES, LAND1NO FROM
ohooner Wm. Blator, from Maine.
For silo by OLNUY A CO.,
November 1', 1 No?. 0, 11 iunl EJ Veudno Rang??.
???G ?rTsug?rT
QAA BOXES COUl? TO CHOICE GROCERY 8U
tJ\J\J GARB, ??i dJroct ?ttuorlathm.
For Kalo by J. A. ENHLOW A CO.,
November 10 3 No. 12". E-wt lluy.
SALT! SALT! SaLTT
hlVERPOOI, SAT/T AT SU.rtO I?F.R SACK.
<?tf\i\ ?SACKS TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT, FOU
?J\J\J SALE. Apply lo
ISAAC ?. HERTZ k CO.,
No. 2l?l Eaat Bay, corner of Cumberland nlrcot.
November 111 ?1
LIVERPOOL SALT.
1AAA BACKS LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT, IN
J_v/Vyl_f birgo twilled HUckH, for nitlo by
November 12 mwit HENRY COHIA k CO.
500
WOOD AND COAL.
CORDS YELLOW PINE
50
250 TONS SMITH'S COAL?to arrive.
For ealo low by
HOPKINS, MoPnERSON k CO.,
Novombcr ?1 No. 4 .-southern Whar'.
FAMILY SOAP, BUTTER, "&c.
1AA BOXES FAY'S FAMILY BOAP
1UU 30 flrkinB Choleo Mountain Bnlter
40 boxes Eii^'IIhU Dairy Chco.ie, No. 1
30 bbls. Extra C Sugar.
Will be sohl low to close (?oiiMl^iiinciit.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO.,
November 12 Warohonso Church slroet.
APPL?S? APPLES !
BBLS. FINE APPLES.
For salo low while landing, by
JOHN F. O'NEILL A- SON,
Novombor 7 No. 107 East Buy.
GUNPOWDER.
TUE BUBRCniRER HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
SOLE AGENT in UiIb Btato for tho ualo of tho cele
brated '?ORANGE" POWDER, is prepared to supply con
sumer?? ami Uto tnido with tho following :
ORANGE" RIFLE POWDER, in kegs, hrtlf kegs ana
quarter kegs.
KENTUCKY SPORTINO POWDER, in canlslors.
BLASTING POWDER. In kegs.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Quality guaranteed equal to any made
Sportamcn nro requested to ltvivo their names, and
samples will be sont to them. CUAS. II. MOISK.
Wholesale Dealer in Orocorlwa and Liquors,
October 12 fmw No. 9 lliiyno Btxe??t.
WOOLS ! WOOLS ! WOOLS !
milE UNDERSIGNED IS ?A BUYER OF WOOLS OF
JL all textures, exclusively for English account.
HENRY TRENCHAHD.
Wool>Merchnnt,
Exolmngc-Btrecl, Charleston, B. C.
(Formerly Army Cloth MunuUcUirer for C. B. A.)
October 31 wfuo2mos
GIIEAT HE VOLUTION
IN THE
Wine Trade of the United States !
Fure California Champagne,
MADE AND PREPARED AS IF DONE IN FRANCE,
from puro ?California Wine, and taking tho pisco
of imported Ctiampagno.
Tho undersigned would call tho attention of Wlno Deal
ers and Hotel Keopers to tho following lotter, which may
give a correct idc:i of tho quality of thou? Wino:
"CoNTiNF.irrAi. Hotf.i., |
?<PrjriLADEia?inA, October 25, 1806. J
?'MEssna. BocoiiEm k Co.
"Gentlemen: Having given your California Chompn?mo
a thorough test, wo toko pleasuro in Baying that wo think
it the best American Wlno wo have ever used. Wo ahaU
atonco placo it on our bill of fare.
"Yours truly. J. E. KINGSLEY b CO."
CALL and TRY oar California Champagne.
BOUCHER <b CO.,
November 11 wfm3mo No. 3G DEY STREET, N. Y.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
NO. 287 KING- STBEET.
WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR FRDZNDS AND
the public that wo havo quito recovered from tho
Shock of tho Uto lito, having rcoolvod largo additions in
Stock to each department.
Wo are still running off soma Goods at vory low prices,
which are vory dosirable.
Wo would caR spooial attention to somo rcry dc
Birablo and
SEASONABLE GOODS,
HTJOIT A3,
A FULL LINE OF BLAOK OLOTH CLOAKS, NEW
STYLEB
A NEW LOT OF FRENCH KID GLOVE8 for Gents
and Ladies; warm Gloros for Winter.
BLANKETS, BLMETS.
PLANTATION BLANKETS in all quailtlos
ENGLISH DUFFTLL BLANKETS
ENGLISH PLATN8 AND KERSEYS, aR Wool
SUPERIOR BED BLANKETS, In all sizes and quahttos.
REAL WELCH FLANNELS.
AMERICAN FLANNELS
IN EVERY QUALITY, BANGING FROM 83 TO 76 OT8.
Oonsumors will find it to their ad van tag o to call and
oxamino tho above mentioned Good?.
We wiU guarantoo to eoB all Goods at aa LOW PRICES
as they can be bought In the city.
All of the above Goods will be sold at low prloos, by
STALL, WEBB & CO.,
No. 287 Sing street
November 7
R. E. 8CREVEN. DOUGLAS NISBET.
SCHEVEN & NISBET,
PRODUCE BROKERS,
WILL ATTEND TO TUB
nrctat anil Moping of o?tnn, Rice, Xc.
OFFICE ACCOMMODATION WHARF, cornor of tho
alloy leading to Veuduo Bange. (Enlraiioo on wharf
or Range.) . Novombor 13
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A?KICULTRRR, and MISOELTANKOUS NEW8.
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A 00.
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Onocopy ono year.?....94 00
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uno copy threomonths...... 1 03
1-ivo copies ono yea?.15 00
KATES OF ATJVBRTIBINO ?
OnoBqnaro, ten Unes or leas, first insertion.91 50
For each nubsoqnont Insertion."... 1 00
AU Advertisement* to bo distinctly marked, or thoy
?rill bo published until ordcro?*. out, and charged accord
ingly.
Mcroliants and othors advorUnlnf? by the year, a Ubo
ral doduction on the abovo ratea ?.rill bo made.
Kovcmb-er IS
GEN'L. HUt'EIlINTEN RENT'S OPIICK,]
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Oiiaiu.khto??, Noromber 5, 18041.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7TII,
th? BMraarogaC Trains wiU run :is follows, viz.:
Leavo Charleston.8.W) A. M.
Arrivo at Columbia.6.20 P. M.
Arrlvont AOgMtta.6.00 P. M.
LersToAuaasht..7.00 A. M.
Leavo Oawiubia.g.so a. m.
Arrivo at Charleston.4.00 P. M.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Au^iisIa.fi.fiO 1>. M.
Arrive at. KlngfiUa.LO."? A. M.
Arrivo at Columbia.3.1111 A. M.
Leave Columbia.3.00 P. II.
Arrive ?it Kit??, ill.?.,..M.40 P. ill.
Arrivo at Augusta.12.00 tii>>ht
U. T. PEAEE, Gun'J. Sujierint? udeiil.
November 4
INTEKDEiVT'S OFFICE,)
ITH CAROLINA RAILROAD," S
jN, y. C, November 6, 1W10. )
GEX'L SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,]
?OUTI
Cu.ujlehton,
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 7. lBGfl. TnE CAMDEN
FREIGUT and FAHSENGEH TRAIN wUl run as
folioW8, viz:
Leave KlngviUe.3.46 P. M.
Arrive at Sanders.6.40 P. M.
Leavo Sanders.0.30 A. M.
Arrivo at Kui;?ville.8..10 A. M.
Leave Kln?;villo on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS.
Leavo Batidora on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAY8. H. T. I'EAKE,
November 6 Qonoral Superintendent.
PBATT & ?ILSON BI?IITIMS,
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS
AKD
Manufacturing Chemists,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, 4C.
TO THE
Old Drug' House of llavil.iml, Steven
son & Co.,
NO. 23 IJAYNE-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. <\,
AND ARE FBBPABED XO SF.LL AT MOST REASON
AIJLE RATES.
Purchasers ??viU do well to call.
November 1 i lmo
?W.
fllLiUiJ,
No. 87 LIv~ K-STR K E?T,
BETWEEN KINO AND ST. PHILIP.
TUMDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND nOILDINO
' MATERIAL couatitntlv on uand at tii<> iow?l tmr
. -i ;tr. - ... ilnlyt lune ."J
LA CRIOLLA?
No. 342 KING STREET,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SEGAR8. CIGARETTES,
GENUINE MEERSCHAUM, RRIAR ROOT, INDIA
RUDDER, and a lartjo assortment of FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC PIPES.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
HAVANA, TURKISH, PERIQUE, SCARFALETTI, and
otbnr favorite brands.
Sogar Cases, obacco Rap?, Fancy Match Cases, Am
ber Mouthpieces, Cherry Steine, ludia Rubber Stems
AND
A largo variety of select FANCY ARTICLES, at whole
ailo and retail. " *
Country orders solicited and promptly altomled to.
CaU and see. JOSE ?TAJtA.
Novcmbor 15 3
SOUTHERN
KING & CASSIDEY,
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS,
161 IMCEETIIXrca- ST-,
(OPPOSITE OHARLESTON HOTEL),
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
E. D. KING, AI. O., North. Carolina.
J. J. CASSIDEY, North On.ro 11 nix.
November 4
No. 153 id ai tii ? I ?\? cr ?i i il i ?vT,
(FOltMHltLY J'?iiIV AWUnVM?r A*? CO.
GEOHGEC nOOOlU?H,]
PHILIP WINE-IAN,
JOHN AbllliUliHT,
lOUTH CAROLINA
DRtras,
MEDICINES AND CUXMIOALS.
ALL OF WHICH HAS- HFBN t-KLaVJIKit Wilt?
OAHE, ANO WILL Da HOLD TO FIR ?T-CLAnS lili Y
BBS AT LOWB3T PRIOR*.
Oeiotwc HT (ikcuust 1] Omo.
VOll IaIVlCIlI' M>l..~'l'Hl'l Avl AME.
BIOAN ship IDA LILLY, Wh. M. Pat-i-eus.im
Mastor, is now loading u aboro aud will moot
' with d?a, atob.
For Freight oiuja/jomonta apply to
, .? WILLIS fcOniSOLM.
Novombor 1C _3_North Atlantic Wharf.
f ?EIN? VOlt MVlCHPnoia._r.liO IIAI.KS TO
ripJr?v OO.MPLI.TI?: l.Nt'AQB ,lhNTH.-Tho ntriutly
?j?*5KyA! American Ship siutKOUBI, !_**__ Mas
?-*-- "*>- tor, haviiii; '?.??-ball'of horcar-,.? oii>;ay'od, will
sail for Uio ?ibovo port.
For Freight ??mjugomont?., apply to
btrelt brothers * co..
November 13 No. 74 l-'.int. U.-.y.
t ? KOK LYIVaORPOOL.?THE USIIV
JCB, IHII bark VU! I ORIA. Rom, Maxtor, bavin?:
??.^.S^.* two-tlllrtla of hot- cjii(!o ?>ll;;a::i:d iitl.l com;; on
**" ~~'r board, will tocoivo dutpiitrji for tl..?above j.oil
For baliuuxi oi Frcdglil caxcitKemontct, ii|>*>ly to
STREET HRO rili-.i;s k CO.,
October _ No. 7-'. Etutt Itay.
?,, POR PIII_\DELPIIIA ? K 10 Y -
agaJSh, STONE LINE.?Tbo uno Packet BcbooncrW.
?fcS^i B. MANN. Htauiurd mauler, h:\vlii;: the lar<r,i;?it
*? -.'-<. j,;irtot hor oarRO onaaagod, will have imuiciliato
dispatch. For balance of 1'reicht, apply to
II. V. 1IAKER k CO.,
Novcmhnr 10 2 No. 20 Ctimherlnnd-Htreet.
?. FOR BOSTOH_THE I?T?\E SCIIIta
KATE WENTWOR'IU, Adams Miuiter, having
J?J}> two-thlrdii of her cargo cn-.'.aj'cJ, will tnoet with
?llsii.it. h for the above port.
For Freight oiigngcinontn, apply to
STREET BROTHERS k CO..
November 12 No. 74 East Bay.
VESSEL WANTED.?WANTED TO
ongago a FLAT or VESSEL, to carry wood from
in landing ou tho Anhloy 1'lvor, nonrDorchoHlar.
' Apply to JU1IN P. TAYLOR?* CO.,
November 12 0 Ph nix Iron Worin.
WANTED_A SLOOP OF AIIO?T 15
' cords capacity wanted to go up Cooper River for
s wood. Apply at Daily Nk.wh of?co, or nt
C. N. AYLHILL A- HON'S,
Novombor 2 No. 70 East Bay.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP CO.
FARE REDUCED TO $25.
Leaving each Port every altcn-ato Thm sduy
STEAMSHIP EMILY B. BOUDE?.
Cut. R. W. Lookwoop.
STEAMSHIP MONEKA.
Cait. H. 8. Lr.nnT.
THESE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUCE
MKNT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC, ltaviug superior accommodations for PaHHcn
goru, with tablo3 supplied by ovcry luxury Uic Now Vori:
and Charleston markets can ati'ord; and, for aafely, rspood
und coniforl, aro unrivnllod on Uio coa.it.
THE STEAMSIUr
ON
MOKTEK .A.,
Ca.pt. H. S. LEDnY,
WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF
Thursday, November 22, at ? o'clotl..
Liberal ojvnucoa mudo on Consignments to Now York.
For Freight or Passage, imply at tho oiTlco of tho
Agents. WILLIS k CKIKOLM,
North Atlantic Wharf.
Consignees In Now York?Mosers. LIVINGSTON, FOX
k CO. Novomoei 10
REGULAR STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR MilV YORK.
THE STEAMSHIP
SAB AuO-OSS^a.,
CAPTAIN CROWTXL,
WILL LEAVE ADGER'3 SOUTH W H A B F ON
SATURDAY. November 17, at a o'olook P. M.
Bills Of Liding mactbo handed in lor signuturo be
fore 11 ! ; A. M. on thut ?lay.
Shippnrs of Ootbin tnuHt present permit of ltovcuue
Tax Ooll-jclor beforo ongagcm'vii'? will bo mala
HAVEN EL k CO.. Agents.
November 16
FOU "?"?V A.J1VJN ___1_L
THE 8TKAMEB
wS??
"DICTATOR,"
1000 TONS I1URTIIEN?
OAPTAIN L. M. OOXETTER,
TX7TLL LEAVE SOUTHERN WHARF EVERY PRI
VY DAY NIGHT, at 10 o'clock, for thla port
For Freight or Paeango, apply on board, or to ofllco of
?. D. AIKEN & CO., Agenta,
Novombor 1 No. 17 Vandorhorst's Wlutrf.
FOB KEY WEST, HAVANA AND
NEW oIiLKaNS.
Baltimore A Havana Stcnmiltip Oompany.
Al STBAMSinP ?.IalHERTY.t? 1250 TOMB,
CAPT. WM. ROLLIN8.
Al STEAMSHIP ?CUBA,*' 1100 TONO,
OAPT. THOS. A. BAIN.
rpiTESE FINE STEAMSHIPS WILL TOUCH RROU
JL LARLY at Port Royal for Pasncngorij and Mails
only, on tholr way to and from Baltimore and tho abovo
ports.
"CUIJA," IVotn Port Royal to above Ports, Nov. M, A. M.
"LIBERTY," from Tort Royal to ubovo port?, Dec.
?, A. M.
For puueago, having unmirpuascil nocoinmodatlonn. ap
ply lo JAMES ADOER k CO.
Novombor 13 _ _
" PASS AGE REDUCEDit
OUEAP PASSAGE TO OR FKOM
EUIiOPE,
?a&emmmm
?im
*==
BY SAILING BHTPa. aVILKlG EVERY WEEK. ALSO
by Uio
RPr.EXPTr? WAIT. RTF.AMKHS.
HaUliiK ovury WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from
Now York,
Great Rodnotlon In Faro to
OALIPORVTA AND AUSTRALIA.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain and
Ireland at tho vory lowest ?ate?.
Pasaengors, On arrival In Now York, will have their
baggage removed Free, and evory care bcatowod on thorn.
For Passage, kc, apr-lv to M. M. QUTNN,
No. tun IUng otroot, Obarleston, a O.
February 27 lyr
FOR EDISTO AND ROCRTILLB.
TUB BtKiMBB
PLATO,
CAPIAIN R. II. HARNET,
WILT, LEAVE DOTOE ft OO.'.-l WHARF THIS
MORN INC. HVJi ituit.. at il o'clock, A. M., ior Edl?
t?. iiud lioekviUi?, li. i:. I mUl Nov.iinbcr 10
FOR NORTH AND SOUTH EDI8
TO &.KO ROCICVIl.IJBi
THE STEAMER
C3-EN. HOOKER,
OAPT. ?TOB. F. TORRENT,
WILL LEAVE ATLANTIC WHARF ON THIS
MORNING, ICtli hint., at U o'clock A. M.
For Freight or Pastsago apply to
CHAS. L. GILLEATJMB,
Corner East Ray ?uid Atlnntlo Wharf.
Novotnbor 1(1 ?
FOR FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK, ST.
MARY'S, FKRNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL
THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER A*
FAR Ab PALATKA.
THE FTNE 8TEAMEE
1SL A.TE
CAPTAIN T. J. LO0KWOOD,
WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF ON
ovory Wednesday Morning, at 8 o'clock prociso?y.
For Freight or Passage upply on board, or at tho of
?eo. North Atlantic Wharf.
KB'Freight rceoivod dnily and slnrod froo of charco.
JOHN MAUONEY, Jb., Agent
November 13
CHARLESTON AND CAMDJKN
rtnttiT
REGULAR. LINE STEAMERS
THE NEW SPLENDID IRON STEAMER
Z. B- VANCE,
CATT. CHAS. MoGAREY,
AND STKAMEU
^ronLiXjasTT eer,
CAPT. W. T. GARRTSSON.
THE ABOVE SPLENDID SI'EAMEHH WILL EWN
regularly botwooti UburlaalOU mid Cntndun; the
'/.. It. VANCE" from Churleaton to Wright's Ulntr, and
Uio "VOLUNTEER" from Wright's duff to Gamitan.
Freight for all landings on tho Santoo and Watcroe
Rivers will bo received at all times, and storod iroo of
charge at No. 11 Exchange street. All freight shipped
by this line is covered by insurance.
For farther information or freight engagements, apply
to tho uudersignod. JAMES BROWNE.
Exchange street, Charleston,
DROCK b BENUOW, Wright's Bluff.
October 30 C. BELL, t'aniden.
CHARLESTON & GEORGETOWN
STEAM PACKET LINE.
SEMI-WEEKLY
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, VVAVE31IX?V
HULLS, AND L.IMIIMW ON THE WAO
CAJHAW AND BLACK: RIVERS.
STEAMER FANNIE.Capt Isaac Davis
WELL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock.
Returning, will lcavo Georgetown every THURSDAY
and SUNDAY MORNING, at 7 oVlo?.:k.
Freight received dnily, and stored froe of charge.
For Freigut mid Passage, apply to
FERGUSON b HOLMES, Agents,
November 3 - Acoonunodatiou Wbarf.
Charleston und Savannah Steam
Packet Line.
VLA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
Stoamor PILOT BOY.Captain W. T. MoNei/tv.
Steamer ELIZA UANCOX_Gcptuui J. K. Hichauijkoi?.
LEAVR ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON,
and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wodnea
duy. Friday and Saturday mornings, nt 7 o'clock.
Tho PILOT BOY leavou Charleston orery Monday and
Friday, and Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday.
The ELIZA HANOOX leaves Charleston overy Wodnos
thiy and Saturday, and Savannah every Monday and Fri
day.
The Pilot Boy will touoh at Bluftton on her Monday
trip from Oliarloston, and her Wednesday trip from Sa
vannah.
Freight received daily and stored freo of charge.
For Freight or Pnssugo, apply to
FERGUSON A HOLMES, Agenta,
Charleston, 8. O.
T. M. MYRELL, Agent,
Savannah, (la
N. B.?Tho Steamers of this lino connect at Cluvrloaton
with South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads, and at
Savannah with Central and Albuny and Gulf lull roods and
lio rida steamers. November 2
FOR PALATKA, FLA.,
FKRNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL TUB
LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER.
VIA
SAVANNAH, ?A.,
THE NEW AND SPLENDID 0TBAMBHTP
'?DIOT A.TO IR, ??
MOO TONS BURDEN.
CAPTAIN LOUIS M. OOXETTER.
ON AND AFTER TUB 20TH OOTORER, THIS PTNB
SHIP will tvdl from Soutli?r.i Wharf, evwy Friday
Night, at 10 o'elouli, for tho nbovo placet.
All freight must bo paid here by shippers.
gtrOaaatry pipers advertising "tlio DICTATOR," wHl
plcuso ohungo notice to agree with above.
For Froight or P.imiign apply on board, or to th?
Agouoy, No. IT Vandnrho.-st'H Wbarf. October 20
F. M. BURDELL,
MERCIIMDIsi B?10KER,
WILL DEVOTE HIMSELF TO THE FURCHASH
and ailo of MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS.
Oillco at tiio corner of Bl.OAD AND EAST BAT
STREETS, In basement of Slalo Bank, whoro sample?
may bo so.i ?.
Rkvkbkncks?Mr. C. M. Furman, Mr. Thcodoro IX
Waguor, MoHsrs. John Fraser .V: Co., Moturs. Mordoeai b
Co., Mossru. W. O. Dul-cti b Co., Messrs. Gonrdln.
kfatttiieaaan k Co.. Charleston, S. a
October 24 wfmCrno
1H* H VAL1?
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBEiUty a H., AT
;3 per annum, and, having a bvr.jo olrcnlatttrm
through all tho upper and lowor Dlstrit-ta of the SUlo.
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Ratea for advertising v.?ry reasonable)?fbr whiah apptijr
to oar Agent, Mr. T. P. SLIDER, at tho Milla Hon**
TUOS. I'. A 11. II. QUEVSKHB?
November U Hdltora and FrafctotVira?
