The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-14

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sion; Mr.. W. T. McKEwN, Of the Columbia Divi-
sion; and Nlr. J. 81. BUoKHALrER Of the Hamburg
! DIVISIONAL old and trusty servants Of the Com
pany, and all jolly fellows, too
| A TREMENDOUS SAFe.-The enterprising agents
| of Messrs. MARVIN & Co., Messrs w. M. BIRD & Co.,
have just brought out large and elegantly built
safe for Messrs. ALLAN & S1DDoNs It is beauti-
full specimen Of workmanship, with folding doors,
and weighs 1850 pounds.
NEGOTIATION OF FINE BRANDY.-Our young
friend, N. LEVIN, of Market street, has just re-
ceived direct Importation Of most superior arti
Gle Of brandy from France. It is in bottles and is
as fine specimen the greatest lover OF the
article would wish.
| DonBAuAl & MENKE.-These gentlemen, whose
tailoring establishment is at No. 1888 King street
have, at the present time, as fine stock
OF cloths, cassimeres, &C., as has ever been in
the city, and they are prepared to make them up
for gentlemen in style that cannot be surpassed.
Their vestings, Of silk velvet &C.. comprise most
elegant assortment, and are really worthy the ex-
animation Of all persons who intend purchasing an
article Of that lind, now that the holidays are ap-
| preaching. Their goods being selected with great
care, and their Workmen Of the finest they a1ways
insure the highest satisfaction to all who favor
them with their patronage.
TEE WONDERFUL SToEHs OF FUz-BUz TIE FLY.
AND MOTHER GRAIEM TIE SpDER-This is q holi-
day book for children, filed with fairy tales OF
most interesting description, and illustrated with
wood cuts that will delight their little eyes.
Among all the pleasures that the approach Of
christmas affords US, none equals witnessing
the happiness of the little ones, and therefore
eff In
crafty us; and this work has been most beauti-
fully gotten up FROM the press Of J. B. InP1Ncorr
& Co., especially for them and their amusement,
and as it is really nice little book, it is pleasing
to US to recommend it to them. We received our
copy from Mr.. J. NJ. GREER, corner Of King and
Beaufain streets, who has the book for SALE a
To Smokers. a pipe that is q pipe may be seen,
at JOSE JARAs store, in King street. that surpasses
anything of the kind ever brought 10 this city be-
! fore. 1t is . monster meerschaum cf the first
quality, handsomely carved and richly mounted
with silver, and, though from it's size, one would
suppose it to weigh about six pounds, it does not
weigh one. It is to be put up for rattle, and would
make handsome Christmas preeent from some
son OF grandson to their venerable sire.
EI.@- 3sl 90 Inv l..
SWEETS FOB THE swEEr.-Dur readers, we feel
man, Mr.. K1NsMAN, who so lately had their sym
pathies in his misfortune by fire. is on his feet
! once moro His advertisements for several days
past have been announcing that he has reopened
his store, his saloon and his factory. OF the qua
ity of the wares there dispensed we need say no
| thing. What Charlestonian knows not of KrNs-
MANS cakes his cream his pies? teMince Pies
fresh every morning. think of that, gentle read
or Wedding cakes and candy, fruits toys and
fancy boxes-in short, everything that man, wo-
man, child can want to make he, she, or it hap
py, is here found displayed in the most tempting
variety and profusion.
! To PLANTERs.-We- would cali the attention Of
planters to the Charleston Agricultural Warehouse
and Seed Store OF Messrs. LITTLE & MARSHALL, at
No 14O Meeting street, opposite the Pavilion
Hotel, where flagstaff has been raised, with q
vane the design of q plough, emblematic Of their
business. On this staff will also float to the breeze
! q flag with the word etplough" thereon, which,
from the locality of their house, VIII constitute an
excellent beacon to planters visiting the city as it
may be seen for a great distance in Meeting
street. This reliable house keeps always on hand
| q large assortment Of the most approved and i'm
proved agricultural implements to be found in this
section Of country, adapted to the cultivation Of
cotton, rice and provisions, and all the labor-sav-
luS tlIeAAs, HILLS, gins, snelerS, threahhrs, &c.
They are also agents for the celebrated "ngersoll
Handpower Cotton Press' and = Il onpareil WASH
ing Machine, /" which has given general satisfac-
ton wherever they have been introduced, and keep
constantly on hand fresh garden seeds Of superior
quality.
1aPonTANr - DECISION. s.-Ihe Salisbury IN C.> Bon
ner says: ',
It is reported that Gov. Worth has been notified
by Gen. Sickles, military commandant. Of that de-
! partment that there shall be no more corporeal
punishment in North Carolina for any cause.
Whe:eupon the Augusts Constitutionistsays
! Mark that -t11fos a,ay cause" Mothers and
schoolmasters will please take notice. 1t would be
worth while investigating whether Gen. Sickles
ls interested in Mrs. WnsloW's Soothing Syrup or
! not. mo more corporeal punishment:S fudge
We wager that every fond parent ii: North Carroll
na will admin ter double doses Of spanking, TIL
the notification Of Gen. Sckles be revoked. Un-
! happy babes Of the nurseryl Un1ucky ufchins at
Dotheboys Hall This is an argument dposte7ioTS.
and rom its origin evidently 1Ssck2ied over with
! the pale cast Of thought. pnxase :s:-a.:s3: "a
DEsTRn1cE.-The purest and most delightful
article now before the public for cleansing and
preserving that much -to:be-admired and natural
ornament 70 ladies and gentlemen, the teeth, is
Dr. SOIoMoN'a celebrated Tooth pordar oy;1 We el,-