The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-21

maker we can say without hesitation, consult
Mrs 2. To resident OF the city it is hardly
necessary to impose this injunction.
Mrs. Booth, No. 42s King street. has also large
and very complete stock Of fresh goods In the
millinery line, and the taste and promptitude
with which she executes orders, combined with
her very reasonable charges for work and mate
sials, have rendered her establishment favorite
one with the ladies.
Dry Goods.
Furchgott Brother, corner Of King and Cal
houn streets, is noted house for dry goods, and
now that the sharp winter Is upon US, what can
be better as present than a pair Of white blan-
kets, at So IS, or German coverlet, at 81, or an
Arab shawl, at 81? If you do not like these, go
and look at the assortment OF shrtings, long
cloths alpacas and dress goods at the same store.
Try and buy.
Pcrfumeries.
The Charleston apothecaries and druggists are
noted for the purity and good taste OF their toll
ct articles and perfumeres.
FRAGRANT PERFUMES
At Aimar's No. 469 King street, corner OF Van
derhorst, there is superb assortment OF toilet
articles and French and American extracts, and
every one knows how much beauty and grace are
heightened by Soupcon Of perfume Besides
these, there are pomadss oils, toilet waters, puff
boxes, brushes and combs, and Aimar's pre-
MUM cologne water. You will have no Christ
mas unless you pay visit to Aimar's.
TOILET ARTICLES AND EXTRACTS.
At Panknin's, in Affecting street. may be found
extracts which remind the traveller Of Araby the
Blest, and give to fair woman an indescribabe
charm. 1t is great secret, but we do not fear to
tell the ladies in confidence that all the "foreign"
perfumes in Panknin's establishment are import
ed directly by him from Europe, and may be re-
lied on as genuine. And II the sweets Of Christ
mas-tlde prove too much for you, take "Pank-
Minis Hepatic Bitters."
Hardware.
The lrm Of Hart & Co., Of Hayne street and
Market street, do an immense business. They sell
all kinds OF Iron, Steel tools, building materials
and table and pocket cutlery at prices to suit the
times, and they advertise In THE CHARLESTON
NEWS. This is pushing, go-ahead nrm, and we
recommend them to the public.
Confectionery.
The sweetest Christmas presents for lttlo folks
and big, are those which come in gilt papers or
elaborately ornamented cases, to wit-candes.
ALL SORTS OF CANDY
May be found at Claussen,s Branch Steam Bak
cry, No. 300 King street. There may be had plain
candy OF every imaginable favor, French confec-
tioneries Of all sorts and sizes, and something
new" in the way OF Alaska candy, which we will
not attempt to describe Christmas trees are
supplied gratis.
CANDY BY STEAM.
Fresh aud pure candy is made by steam at A.
D. Fleming's, 341 King street, and corner Of King
and Ann streets. At the same places may be
found French confectlonerles imported direct
and fine assortment OF cakes and pies.
NO DETER PLACE
Than Buchheit & Sons on East Bay, opposite
Boyccs wharf, can be found to purchase those
Christmas supplies that please the inner man.
Their pies ore exquisite, and have the true Christ
mas flavor that would commend them to all VIII o
design making that occasion one to be remem-
bered.
French China.
Nothing adds more to the appearance Of
table and the relish OF meal than the style and
quality OF the china used. Christmas dinner
cannot appear to better advantage than when
served in French china, and Mr.. R. II. Mcdowell
some sets that are admirably adapted for Christ
mas cheer.
Opera Glasses.
Won Santen's Bazaar has an endless variety OF
everything that tempts the pocket, but few please
the eye more than the magnificent selection OF
opera glasses that he has procured, especially for
Christmas presents. The popularity OF the new
Academy OF Music, and the interest now mani
tested In dramatic amusements, should induce an
Immediate purchase OF an opera glass. Few
Christmas presents could be more acceptable. In
fact at the present time no family should be with
out one. They are necessary to every theatre
habitue, and those on exhibition at Won Santen's
are not only OF superior quality and finish, but
will enable the owner to see the characters In the
play from every part OF the house. The week
should not pass without raid on opera glasses,
and brilliant display OF double barrel optics at
the Academy OF Music at night.
Gloves and Silks.
Sir Charles Coldstream peeped Into the crater
OF vesuvIus and saw "Rothing In It," but If he
had looked in at the establishment OF McLoy
Rice, No. 27O King street, corner OF Hasel, he
would have dropped his favorite ejaculation and
apathy together. Among the elegant holiday pre-
sents at this famousemporlum, are astounding bar
gains in Kid gloves at 81 O pair; also Alexandre's
gloves, In black and colored. An invoice OF COL
ored silks arrive to-day, and will be sold at half
the cost OF importation.