EMORY UNIVERSITY LIBRARY GIFT OF Jas. J, Gilbert VOL.. I. DIRECTORY CONTAINING A LIST OF THE INHABITANTS, THEIR RESIDENCE AND OCCUPATION ; A CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL DIREC¬ TORY ; A COMPLETE RECORD OF CITY OFFICERS, CHURCHES, COURTS, SECRET SOCIETIES, MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS, &C.; ALSO, A FULL AND COMPLETE LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE STATE AND NATIONAL GOVERN¬ MENTS. OF THE CHARLESTON, FOR 1877-78. A. E. SHOLES, Publisher. Price to Subscribers, $^.00 ; Non-Subscribers, $5.00. Palace Billiard Parlor, 109 MEETING STREET,- CHARLESTON, S. C. Finest Billiard Parlor in the South BEST STOCK OF WINES, LIQUORS, 9 its©® iB®ii IN THE CITY. 8@* Free Lunch Every Night from 9. SO to CONE BROS., PBOPfl'S, GENERAL AGENTS FOR L. Decker & Co's Corded Edge Cushion BILLIARD TABLES. Highest Awards at Centennial Ss Vienna Exhibitions and American Institute. Tables Exhibited: H. "W. Collender's, W. H. Griffiths and Geo. E. Phelak's INTRODUCTORY. In presenting to the public herewith his first volume of the Charleston City Directory, the publisher does not think he will be charged witH egotism in asserting the belief that it is superior to any previous publication of its kind. The most diligent efforts have been put forth to make the work averything it should be, to embody within its pages every item of informa- q cion concerning the city, its institutions and people which could, by any possibility, be desired. That these efforts have not in every instance been O .mccessful, that there are errors and omissions in the work, both in connec- ^ ion with public institutions and the names of private individuals, the pub- lisher is well aware, but the fault of this does not rest with him or his assis- 2 tents. Several instances have occurred in which parties have refused to Q jive their names or any information, and in a few cases the canvasser has, 2 been treated uncivilly. That such should be the case among the lower CO jlasses of colored people is not surprising, but when it has occurred at some )f the residences and business places of respectable whites, and native O- jharlestonians, the publisher confesses his inability to to understand or ex- plain it. Many of the aforementioned parties will, in their turn>besurfc CO arised to find their names and information, which they refused, correctly ■J jiven in the proper place. _| In connection with the canvass a careful census of the population was aken, which develops some interesting facts. The entire population of q jharleston to-day is 52,569. This is divided as follows: whites, 25,982; P ;olored, 26,587. ^ While it will be seen that the colored population is slightly in excess of Z he whites, the census returns show that the white adult males exceed the ui olored very considerably. The publisher neglected to count the exact dif- X erence until the figures became inextricably mi&ed with the total census, jut considers the assertion safe that the preponderance in favor of the whites s very nearly if not quite 700. 60 The last Directory of Charleston, published in 1875, contained 8,219 O tames. This book contains 12 706 names, an excess of 4,487. 2" That this is not due simply to the greater number of colored names given q i this volume is shown by the statement that the names herein are divided CO s follows: 8,722 white, 3,984 colored, while the previous work contained |,610 white, 609 colored. 12 Charleston City Directory. A source of very serious inconvenience to the Directory publisher, and still more to the visiting stranger in Charleston, is the extremely incomplete system of numbering which prevails, there being no question but that it is the worst numbered city in the country. Several instances occur where the same number is repeated three and four times on a single square, and in other places there are whole blocks where no number is found at all. In most cities there exists a law directing every householder to have his prem¬ ises properly and distinctly numbered, and in case of neglect in complying with the ordinance, the city is empowered to place such number and collect the cbst from the owner of the property. If such an ordinance does not exist in Charleston it should be enacted at once, and rigidly enforced. The Map of the city, enclosed herein, has been thoroughly revised and corrected, especially for this work, by Mr. Louis J. Barbot, city engineer. The Street Guide, pages 17-27, is a new feature for a Directory of Charles¬ ton, and special attention is called to it, in the belief that it will be appre¬ ciated. The Appendix, pages 29-80, is as full and complete as it was possible to make it, and a large amouut of interesting information concerning City, County, State and general governments, city institutions, churches, schools, railroads, military organizations, &c., will be found therein. Much time and labor have been expended in its arrangement, but the most persistent efforts have failed to obtain some items which would have been cheerfully placed therein. The publisher trusts, however, that another year will find the parties who have failed, or been dilatory, in furnishing information for this department of the Directory, possessing a somewhat larger amount of local pride. To the Advertising Department the publisher refers with pleasure, as re¬ presenting a very large proportion of the best houses in the city, and he hereby extends his thanks to his advertisers and patrons generally for the liberal encouragement he has received at their hands. A city directory is in constant use throughout the year, referred to by thousands upon thousands of different people, many of whom the advertiser would reach by no other medium, and aside from the fact that the stranger forms his estimate of the public spirit and enterprise of a city more from the appearance of its directory than in any other way, there is no doubt but that each one of the advertisers does, in the course of the year, receive a personal return that more than pays for the investment. In conclusion, it is the intention of the publisher to continue the issue of the Charleston City Directory annually in the future, and as he believes this volume will be acknowledged vastly superior to those heretofore published, so it will be his honest endeavor to make the (Directory of each succeding year an improvement upon those which have preceded it. Very respectfully, A. E. SHOLES, Publisher. Charleston City Directory. 13 GENERAL INDEX. PAGE. Abbreviations 121 Advertising Department 81 Appendix 29 Asylums and Hospitals 39 Bands 41" Banks 42 Base Ball Clubs 47 Board of Aldermen 29 Board of Equalization 30 Board of Firemasters 35 Board of Health 30 Board of Underwriters 43 Boating Clubs 47 Building and Loan Associations 43 Catholic Male Orphan Ayslum... 39 Cemeteries 43 Chamber of Commerce 43 Charleston Alms House 39 Charleston Bible Society 49 Charleston Orphan House 39 Churls hes 43 Church Societies 46 City Court 32 City Government 29 City Hospital 39 City Institutions 30 City Magazine 32 City Officers 30 Clubs and So ieties 47 Commercial Directory 477 Commissioners of Alms House... 31 Commissioners of Markets 31 Commissioners of Orphan House 31 Commissioners of Public Lands 31 Commissioners of Schobls 32 Consulates 49 Corrections, Removals, etc 16 County Commissioners 67 County Courts 68 Coun.ty of Charleston 67 Custom House 66 Depots 50 Dramatic Clubs 48 Educational 32 Ferries 50 Fire Department 35 General Directory of Names 121 Halls and Public Buildings 27 Historical Societies 48 Incorporated Companies 60 Indebtedness and Taxation of Principal Cities 77 PAGE. Index to Advertisements 13 Insurance Companies 51 Internal Revenue Department... 66 Introductory 11 I. O. B. B 64 I. O. O. F 63 Jockey Club 48 Knights of Pythias 64 K. S. B 64 Library Associations 48 Markets 38 Masonic Societies 62' Merchants Exchange 43 Military Organizations 51 Newspapers, etc 56 Odd Fellows 63 Parks and Places of Amusement 56 Pilots 56 Pilot Boats and Pilotage ... 57 Police Department 39 Population of Principal Cities.... 78 Port Regulations 56 Post Office 57 Railroads 59 Rates of Dockage 57 Recorders Court 30 Register in Bankruptcy 67 Relief and Ber.evolentOrgan'tions 60 Rifle Clubs 49 Schools and Teachers 33 Secret Societies 62 Shipping Commissioners 67 Social Clubs 49 State Judiciary 68 State of South Carolina 67 Steamboat Inspectors, (U. S )... 67 Street Guide 17 Supervisors of High School 32 Telegraph Companies 65 Temperance Societies 64 Theatres..... 56 Trade Unions 66 Trustees Charleston College 32 United States Government 71 U. S. Arsenal 67 U. S. Commissioners 66 U. S. Court 66 U. S. Internal Revenue 66 U. S. Offices, (Local) 66 U. S. Signal Service 67 Ward Boundaries 26 Wharves 27 14 Charleston City Directory. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. PAGE. Adams, Damon & Co., stoves, tin¬ ware, etc 114 Adger James & Co., exchange and steamboat agents 112 Alford G. T., Pavilion Hotel back cover and 96 Alexander & McTureous,printers.l07 Allan James, watches, clocks and jewelry top lines and 98 Anderson J. E., photographer front cover and 108 Ashton M. L. Miss, hair goods.... 96 Bank of Charleston 83 Bart C. & Co., fruits 93 Beamish T. A., painter 102 Bee W. C. & Co., ins agts, factors and com mers 91 Bischoff Henry, grocer whol 94 Bristoll T. M., boots and shoes.... 84 Brookbanks A., confectioner 88 Brown A. S. & Co., boots & shoes. 84 Brown Edmonds T., hats and caps. 97 Buchheit Chas. A., bakery 85 Bulwinkle H., hay and grain 93 Burmester & Zerbst, hay & grain. 93 Butterfield A., railroad and steam¬ boat agent 516 Campsen John & Co., proprs Camp- sen Flouring Mills 92 Card Henry, ship broker* and com mer 89 Carolina Savings Bank front fly B Chafee Clarence E., photographer.109 Chafee W. H. & Co., grocers whol. 95 Champion Cotton Press Co 91 Chapin Leonard, carriages and harness 87 Charleston Steam Saw and Plan¬ ing Mill 105 Charleston S. C. Agency, ins 99 Clyde Steam Line ........113 Cochran & Alexander, auction¬ eers and com mers 84 Colburn & Howell, ins agts 97 Commercial Wharf & Cotton Press Co 89 Cone Bros, billiards..top lines and [back of title. Cook Geo. S., photographer 108 Cordray L. E., ship and house joiner!.... 484 Courtenay W. A., shipping and com mer, & agt Clyde Line...113 Dennison & Co., tags, etc back [bone and 28 Deutsche Zeitung, F. Melohers & Son back fly B. Doscher B., stationer 109 Dun R. G. & Co., The Mercantile Agency front fly B. Egan Geo. W., contractor, build¬ er, etc 86 Enterprise Railroad Co Ill Fincken A. & E., saloon and res¬ taurant... 110 Fleming D. F. & Co., boots and shoes whol 84 Florida Steamship Line 114 Fogartie Book Co., booksellers and stationers on map Furchgott, Benedict & Co., dry goods, etc head each letter Gage A. & Co., ice 499 Gerdts H. & Co., whol grocers and liquors 94 Goldsmith M. & Son, naval stores and junk dealers 119 Graver John, groceries and liq'rs. 95 Grimke E. M„ builder's material.. 86 Halsey E. L., saw and planing millslOl Hayden A. H. & Co., ins agts 83 Heriot W. B. & Co., ins agts, etc.. 97 Holmes, Calaer & Co., white lead and oil back cover and 103 Home Insurance Co bottom [lines and front fly A Huger & Ravenel.ins agts....back [cover and 86 Hunter S. B., blacksmith, etc 118 Jacobs Herman, publisher South¬ ern Hebrew back fly D Johnson J. R., hatter, back cov. a 90 Journal of Commerce 116 Kennedy T. J., blacksmith, etc...118 Klatte Herman, wines, liquors and cigars 101 Klinck, Wickenberg & Co., gro¬ ceries, etc... 95 Kornahrens C. L., soda water mfr.120 Ley F., cigar manufacturer 485 Lilienthal F. J. & Son, millers and com mers front cover Lowndes C. T. & Co., agts Liver¬ pool and London and Globe back paster McBride P. V., blacksmith, etc. 118 McLoy, Rice & Co., -dry goods ™ „who1 ret"^ front Poster Mallonee John C. & Co., saw and planing mills Charleston City Directory. 15 PAGE. Mantoue & Co., cigar manufrs 120 Manuel W. M. A., barber 479 Mather "William, furniture, etc... 93 Matthiessen & Doolittle, clothing [front cover and 120 Meitzler & Monserrat, boot and shoe makers 110 Melchers F. & Son, Deutsche Zei- tung back fly D Memphis & Little Rock Railway. 80 Miller William T., sailmaker 512 Mood & Eason, grocers bottom [lines and front fly A. Morris R. J., stoves, tinware, etc.115 Mt. Pleasant & Sullivan's Island Ferry Ill Nathan M. H. & Son, carriages and harness 87 Nelson S. A. & Co., boots & shoes 85 News & Courier 117 New York and Charleston Steam¬ ship Company 1 112 Nipson & Rahming, boots and shoes 85 O'Neill D. & Sons, boots and shoes front cover Oliver W. J., job printer... 106 Panknin C. F., druggist.......back [cover and 476 Parker J. H. & Co., cotton and naval stores, etc back paster Pavilion Hotel, G. T. Alford, pro¬ prietor back cover and 96 Peoples National Bank t... 82 Perry Edward, bookseller, etc.opp860 Ravenel & Co., agts Florida S, S. Line 114 Redding James F., auctioneer 109 Reincke 6., draper and tailor 516 Renneker J. H. Jr., lumber, etc. [front paster Rhodes Jerry & Co., carriage stable .....119 Riordan, Dawson & Co., publish¬ ers News & Courier 117 Robson J. N., com mer, etc....back [fly C Roessler Adam, cutler, etc 489 Rugheimer John, merchant tailor [front cover Russell W. P. & Co., doors, sash and blinds 81 Savannah & Charleston Railroad. [front cover and 79 Sholes A. E., directory publisher. 90 Siegling Henry, music and musi¬ cal mdse 105 PAGE. Simmons M. A. Dr., liver medi¬ cine back cover and opp 476 Smith R. Atmar, dentist...back fly D Smith Thos. P., Mclver & Co., cotton factors 88 Smith & Valk, machinists and boilermakers 99 Sonntag Otto, dyer and scourer.. 92 South Carolina Loan and ITrust Co 82 South Carolina R. R., bottom lines [and 520- Southern Hebrew back fly D Steiber J., boot and shoe maker...H9 Stein Charles W., hats, caps, etc.. 96 Steinmeyer J. H., propr Charles¬ ton Steam Saw and Planing Mill 105 Stelling A. F., saloon and restau¬ rant 110 Stiles C. W., painter 102 Stono Phosphate Co 107 Street Bros., ship agts and com mere 89 Sulphuric Acid and Super-phos¬ phate Co 91 Sweegan E. F. & Co., com and coal mers, and ship agts 88 Taylor Iron Works Manufg Co...100 Terry J. S., fish, oysters and game 92 The J. M. Bradstreet & Son Co., mercantile agency 101 Tiefenthal A., saloon and restau¬ rant 110 Toale Manufacturing Co., planing mill and builder's material [back bone and 104 Tupper F. & Co., ins agts 99 Tupper S. Y., ins agt 98 Union Cotton Press and Whf Co. 87 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, prin¬ ters, stationers, etc opp 80 Walton, Whann & Co., mnfrs fertilizers 107 Weiskopf L., paints, oils, etc ,105 Welling Edwin, planing mill 103 Werner & Sires, iron workers 502 Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., sewing machines .....on map White R. D., marble works 106 White & Hughes, hats, caps, etc... 81 Wieters O. F., grocers whol 95 Williams A. M. & Bro., printers, binders, etc 106 Williams Geo. W. & Co., grocers whol top lines. Wulbern & Pieper, whol grocers.. 94 16 Charleston City Directory. CORRECTIONS, ALEXANDER & McTU- REOUS (D. L. Alexander and B. J. McTureous), job printers, 175 East Bay. (See adv. p. 107.) Avery Normal Institute, c, ss Bull, nr Lynch Bachman Kate I. Miss, teacher Charleston Female Seminary Bacot Peter Bf, sec Board of Health, office ws Mazyck, n of Queen Blair Mrs. Isabella, prin Meet¬ ing St. School, r es Meeting, n of Wragg Browne E. C. L. Rev., pastor Unitarian Ch., Archdale, s of Clifford Carwile Thomas W., with Dowie & Moise, r 46 Hasel Cripps John S., private school, 92 Tradd Dunnemann August (Dunne- mann & Wiecking), r 107 Market DUNNEMANN & WIECK¬ ING (A. Dunnemann and H. R, Wiecking), saloon and restaurant, 107 Market REMOVALS, &c. Eberhardt Christian H., sa¬ loon, Meeting, se cor Queen Fairley M. R. Mrs., matron City Hospital Fogarty Daniel, elk, bds 56 Tradd Fogarty Richard, tailor, bds 56 Tradd Fogarty Sarah Mrs., boarding, 56 Tradd Gibbes W. S. Mrs., boarding, Tradd, ne cor Orange Horn E. C. Rev., pastor St. Johns Luth. Ch., bds 245 King Legare Thomas,physician, 114' Calhoun McHugh Francis Q., lawyer, r»5 Friend McTureous Basil J. (Alexan¬ der & McTureous), bds 62 Spring McTureous B. W., r 18 Bull Nunan John, detective, bds 56 Tradd O'Brien N., boots and shoes, 393 King GUIDE TO STREETS AND AVENUES IN CHARLESTON. COMPILED BY C. W/ NORWOOD. EXPLANATIONS. Reference to the " Guide " will show the streets, avenues, etc., in alpha¬ betical order, regardless of location. The principal base lines running from north to south are Meeting, King, and Rutledge Avenue. The principal base lines running from east to west are Broad, Went- worth, Calhoun, Line, and Romney. For more particular information as to locality, etc., of streets, refer to map of city, (lately revised and cor¬ rected expressly for this work by Louis J. Barbot, City Engineer,) accom¬ panying each copy of the directory. Ward boundaries may be found immediately following the " Guide." Streets are numbered from south to north, and from "east to west. Odd numbers dn the south and west sides ; even numbers on the north and east sides; and in this connection the publisher would say, that a worse system of numbering than that of Charleston prevails in no city in the United States. As evidence of this, reference need only be made to the consecutive numbering of any one of the principal streets. 2 18 Charleston City Directory. ABBREVIATIONS. A1 or al alley Av or av avenue bet between bey beyond cor corner Ct Court E or e east es east side junc .junctipn N or n north ne northeast nr near ns north side northwest opp opposite pi Place S or southeast <5S south side sq square street southwest W or west Whf Wharf ws .....west side AIKEN, from Hampden Ct, at the Mall, n to Shepard, ward 7. AIKEN'S ROW. (See Wragg.) ALEXANDER, from Calhoun opp Middle, n to Chapel, thence nw to junc America and Judith, ward 5. 19 sw cor Charlotte 24 ne " Chapel 36 " " Heyward Ct 42 se " Judith. ALLWAY, from Norman, 2d n of Spring, w to Pine, ward 8. AMERICA, from junc Alexander and Judith, n through the Mall to limits, wards 5 and 7. 13 nw cor South 20 ne " Thompson Ct 21 sw " Reid 46 se " Amherst Hampstead Mall 59 nw " Blake. AMHERST, from Nassau e to Bay, continuation of Woolfe, and separat¬ ing wards 5 and 7. 32 nw cor Hanover 24 " " America Tobin Al, ns 8 " " Orange Ct Drake Bay. ANN, from King nr Radcliffe e to Elizabeth, ward 5. ANSON, from Market, 2d e of Meeting, nto Calhoun, ward 3. cor Hayne, ws " Guignard, es " Pinckney " Mott Lane, es 42 ne " Hasel 60 " " Wentworth " Society 78 " " Laurens, es " George, ws cor Hewitt Al, ws 83 sw " Calhoun ARCHDALE, from Queen, 1st w of King, n to Beaufain, ward 4. ASH, from Line opp Laurel, n to Shepard, ward 8. ASHLEY, from Calhoun, 1st w of Rutledge Av, n bey Spring, wards 6 and 8 ASHTON, from Norman, 1st n of Spring, w to Chesnut, ward 8. ATLANTIC, from Church opp Lightwood Al, e to East Bay, ward 1. BAY, from Reid, 5th e of Meeting, n to limits, wards 5 and 7. BARRE, from Cummins, 3d w of Rutledge, n to Bull, ward 4. BEAUFAIN, from King nr Hasel, w to Barre, ward 4. 2 ne cor St. Philip, ns " Archdale, ss 47 sw " Mazyck, ss 50 ne " Coming, ns 60 " " Kirkland Lane, ns 61 se " Wilson, ss 76 ne " Pitt, ns 81 se " Smith " Rutledge 88 ne " Lynch 98 " " Gadsden BEDON ALLEY, from Tradd, 2d e of Meeting, n to Elliott, ward 1. BEE, from Rutledge Av, 3d n of Calhoun, w to First, ward 6. BEE ALLEY, from Lynch east, 2d n of Wentworth, ward 4. BENNETT, from Rutledge, 4th n of Wentworth, w to Gadsden, ward 4. BENSEMAN COURT, from Queen north, w of Franklin, ward 4. Charleston City Directory. 19 BERESFORD, from King, 4th n of Broad, w to Archdale, ward 4.* BLAKE, from Aiken e to river, continuation of Shepard. ward 7. BOGARD, from St. Philip, bet Spring and Line, w to Rutledge Av., ward 8. BOUNDARY, from King se and nw to rivers, northern limits. BREWSTER COURT, from Com¬ ing east, n of Cannon, ward 8. BROAD, from Meeting e to East Bay, at Post Office, ward 1, and w to river, ward 2. GOING EAST. 62 ne cor Church 19 sw " Gadsden Al, ss 12 ne " State, ns 1 sw " East Bay GOING WEST. 90 ne cor Meeting 94 ," " King 99 sw " Orange, ss " Friend " Logan, ss " Mazyck, ss " New, ss 142 ne " Franklin, ns " Savage, ss " Trapman, ns " Rutiedge " Lynch " Gadsden BULL, from Coming, 2d n of Went worth, w to river, ward 4. BURNS LANE, from Meeting, 3d n of Wentworth, w to King, ward 4. , BUTLER, from King, bet Moul¬ trie and Grove, e to Meeting, ward 7. CALHOUN, from King e to Cooper river, separating wards 3 and 5, and w to Ashley river, dividing wards 4 and 6. GOING EAST. • cor Meeting 87 se '' Anson, ss " Elizabeth, ns 67 sw " Wall, ss " Alexander, ns 45 sw " Middle, ss 39 " " East Bay, ss 23 " " Washington 11 " " Marsh, ss " Concord " Wharf, ss GOING WEST. cor St Philip 116 se cor College, ss 126 " " Coming 144 ne " Pitt " Smith " Rutledge, ss 152 nw " Rutledge Av, ns 158 " " Ashley, ns " Lynch, ss " Gadsden, ss ^ Lucas ns CANNON, from King w to Chin¬ quapin, separating wards 6 and 8. 14 ne cor St Philip 30 " " Coming " Fisher Al, ss " Felix, ss 49 se " Smith, ss 66 ne " Rutledge Av " Ashley 81 se " Islington Ct, ss 98 ne " President '' Hargrave Ct, ss " Chinquapin CEDAR COURT, from Elizabeth east, n of Calhoun, ward 5. CENTER, from Meeting, 11th n of Line, e to river, ward 7 CHALMERS, from Meeting, 1st n of Broad, e to State, ward 1. CHAPEL, from Elizabeth, 3d n of Calhoun, ne to Washington, ward 5. CHARLOTTE, from Meeting, 2d n of Calhoun, e to river, ward 5. CHESTNUT, from Spring n, 6th w of Rutledge Av, ward 8. CHINQUAPIN, from Bee opp Fifth, n to Spring opp Fludd, wards 6 and 8. CHURCH, from White Point Gar¬ den, 1st e of Meeting n lo Pinckney, wards 1 and 3. 20 ne cor Atlantic, es 9 nw " Lightwood Al, ws 25 sw " Water 36 ne " Stoll Al, es 54 " " Longitude Lane, es 50 " " Tradd 76 " '• Elliott, es 81 " " St Michael Al, ws " Broad 100 se " Chalmers 104 ne " Queen 116 se " Cumberland " Lingard, es " Market " Hayne " Pinckney 20 Charleston City Directory. CLIFFORD, from King, 3d n of Broad, w to Archdale, ward 4. CLIFFORD ALLEY, from King 2d n of Broad, w to Archdale, ward 4. COHEN COURT, from Coming east, n of Calhoun, ward 6. COLLEGE, from George, 2d w of King, n to Calhoun, ward 4. COLLINS COURT, from Alex¬ ander east, n of Calhoun, ward 5. COLUMBUS, from King east through the Mall, to river, ward 7. COMING, from Beaufain, 1st w of Mazyck, n to Shepard, wards 4, 6 and 8. 17 sw cor Went worth 29 '' " Montague, ws 36 se " George, es 57 sw " Bull, ws 60 ne " Green, es 76 se " Calhoun 101 nw" Duncan, ws " Cohen Ct, es 110 se " Yanderhorst 112 " " Warren 138 ne " Radcliffe 154 se " Morris 182 " " Cannon " Brewster Ct, es 186 " 41 Paine Ct, es 190 " " Spring 214 ne " Bogard 230 se " Line 240 " " Shepard CONCORD, from Market, n to Hasel, ward 3, and from Society n to limits, wards 3, 5 and 7. CONGRESS, from King w to river, ward 8. COOL BLOW, from Meeting, 10th n of Line, e to river, ward 7. COOPER, from Meeting, 2d n of Line, e to river, ward 7. COOPER COURT, from Queerx south, 1st w of Franklin, ward 2. CORDES, from East Bay e to Prioleau, ward 1. COUNCIL, from Gibbes n to Tradd, opp new, ward 2. COURT, from Mount, 2d w of Rut- ledge Av, n to Congress, ward 8. CROMWELL ALLEY, from Franklin, 3d n of Broad, w to Smith, ward 4. CUMBERLAND, from Meeting, 3d n of Broad, e to Central Whf, ward 3. CUMMINS, from Rutledge, 3d n of Broad, w to Barre, ward 4. DEREEF COURT, from Morris north, w of Felix, ward 6. DESPORTES COURT, from Dun¬ can north, w of Coming, ward 6. D.OTHAGE COURT, from Alex¬ ander west, n of Calhoun, ward 5. DOUGHTY.-from Rutledge av, 2d n of Calhoun, w to First, ward 6 DRAKE, from Mary, 4th e of Meeting, n to limits, wards 5 and 7. DUNCAN, from Coming, n of Cal¬ houn, w to Pitt, ward 6. EAST BATTERY, from White Point Garden, 2d e of Meeting, n to junc East Bay, nr Stoll's al, ward 1. EAST BAY, from a junc with East Battery nr Stoll's. al, n to Calhoun, wards 1 and 3. 51 nw cor Longitude Lane, ws 61 " " Tradd, ws 97 " " Elliott 60 se cor Exchange, es " Broad, ws Postoffice 62 ne " Gillon, es 84 se " Cordes, es 143 sw " Unity al, ws 96 se " Vendue Range, es 163 nw " Queen, ws 185 nw " Lodge al, ws 201 nw " Cumberland 223 se " Market 235 ne " Rose Lane, es " Guignard, ws " Hard al, es 253 sw " Pinckney, ws 164 ne " Pritchard, es 177 se " Hasel " Wentworth, ws 277 nw " Society 291 nw " Laurens 297 sw " Minority, ws 216 se '' Vernon, es 224 ne " Inspection, es " Calhoun ELIZABETH, from Calhoun, nr Anson, n to Mary, ward 5 ELLIOTT, from Church, lsts of Broad, e to Boyce's Whf. ward 1. EXCHANGE, from East Bav, nr Broad, e to Atlantic Whf, ward 1. FELIX, from Morris, nr Jasper Ct n to Cannon, ward 6. FIFTH, from Mill, 4th w of Rut ledge Av, n to B, ward 6 FIRST, from Doughty, 8th w o Rutledge Av, n to Spring, wards 6 to 8 Charleston City Directory. 21 FISHBURNE, from Rutledge Av w to President, ward 8. FISHER ALLEY, from Cannon north, w of Coming, ward 8. FLUDD, from Spring north, 4th w of Rutledge Av, ward 8. FORD COURT, from Meeting east, s of Broad, ward 1. FOURTH, from Mill, 5th w of Rutledge Av, n to Bee, ward 6. FRANKLIN, from Broad, opp Savage, n to Magazine, wards 2 and 4. FRIEND, from Tradd nr Legare, n to Queen, ward 2. GADSDEN, from Gibbes, 2d w of Rutledge, n to Calhoun, opp Lucas, wards 2 and 4 GADSDEN ALLEY, from El¬ liott, n to Broad, ward 1. GAS WELL AL lEY, from St Philip west, n of Cannon, ward/tL ' GEORGE, from Meeting, 2d n of Wentworth, e to Anson, ward 3, and w to Coming, ward 4. GIBBES, from Legare, 1st s of Tradd, w to Gadsden, ward 2. G1LLON, from East Bay nr Broad, e to Prioleau, ward 1. GLEBE, from Wentworth, 2d w of King, n to George, ward 4 GRANT COURT, from Line south, e of Rutledge Av, ward 8. . GREEN, from St Philip, 2d n of Wentworth, w to Coming, ward 4. GREENHILL, from Gibbes n to Tradd, ward 2. GROVE, from King e to Meeting, ward 7, and w to river, ward 8. GUIGNARD, from Anson nr Hayne, e to East Bay, ward 3- HACKER ALLEY, from King opp Cannon, east, ward 7. HAMPDEN COURT, from Amer¬ ica ss Mall, w to Hanover, ward 7. HAMPSTEAD MALL, intersec¬ tion of America and Columbus, ward 7 HAM PTON, from King n of Moul¬ trie, e to Meeting, ward 7. HANOVER, from South, 2d e of Meeting, n to limits, wards 5 and 7. HARD ALLEY, from East Bay e to Concord, ward 3. HARGRAVE COURT, from Can¬ non south, w of President, ward 6. HARRIS, from Meeting, 5th n of Line, e to river, ward 7. HASEL, from Meeting, 7th n of Broad, e to Merchants' Whf, ward 3, and w to King, ward 4. HAYNE, from Meeting, 6th n of Broad, e to Anson, ward 3. HENRIETTA, from Meeting, 1st n of Calhoun, e to Elizabeth, ward 5. HESTER, from Simons, w of King, . n to Sansouci, ward 8. HEWITT ALLEY, from Anson west, 1st n of George, ward 3 HEYWARD COURT, from Al¬ exander north east, n of Chapel, ward 5. HILL, from Meeting, 8thn of Line, e to river, ward 7. , HOPE PLACE, from Payne w to Court, ward 8. HOPSON, from Meeting, n of Boundary, e to Lee. HORLBECK ALLEY, from Meet¬ ing, 3d n of Broad, w to King, ward 4, connecting Clifford with Cum¬ berland. HUDSON, from King, 1st n of Calhoun, e to Meeting, ware} 5. HUGER, from King w to river, ward 8. HUNTER ALLEY, from Reid south, e of Hanover, ward 5. INSPECTION, from East Bay, 1st s of Calhoun, e to Wharf, ward 3. ISAAC COURT, from Spring north, e of Rutledge Av, ward 8. ISABELLA, from Meeting, 1st n of Romney, e to Boundary, ward 7. ISLINGTON COURT, from Can¬ non south, w of Ashley, ward 6. JACKSON, from Meeting, 4th n of Line, e to river, ward 7. JASPER COURT, from Rad- cliffe, 4th w of King, n to Morris, ward 6. JOHN, from King, 2d n of Cal¬ houn, e to Elizabeth, ward 5. JOHNSON, from Meeting, 6th n of Line, e to river, ward 7. JOHNSON COURT, from Meet¬ ing west, n of Reid, ward 5. JUDITH, from Elizabeth at Aiken Park, e to America, ward 5. KING, from White Point Garden w of Meeting, n to Calhoun, wards 2 and 4, thence n to limits dividing wards 5 and 6, 7 and 8. 22 Charleston City Directory. cor South Battery, es South Bay, ws 12 ne Smith Lane, es 7 nw Lamboll, ws 32 ne Weim Ct, es 46 Price Al, es 62 << Tradd 100 Broad « 136 Queen Clifford Al, ws Horlbeck Al, es 169 nw Clifford, ws" 193 << Beresford, ws 209 u Princess, ws 216 se cor Market, Acad, of Music 249 nw Beaufain, ws 270 se Hasel, es 294 << Wentworth, Mas. Hall 314 u Society, es 333 sw Liberty,ws, IOO F Hall 368 ne George 406 « Burns Lane, es Calhoun, Citadel Sq. 426 se 467 sw Yanderhorst, ws 432 ne Hudson, es 452 ( (< (( Warren Radcliffe 108 cc (( Morris 136 cc 11 Cannon 145 nw cc Gas Well Al, ws 147 c< Cc McGorty Al, ws 161 se CI Spring 162 n e cc Rodger Al, es 177 nw tt Bogard, ws McMahon Ct. es 178 CC cc 195 sw (C Picket Ct, ws 203 se it CI Line Shepard SANSOUCI, from King, nw to Hester nr limits, ward 8. SAVAGE, from Tradd ne to Broad, opp Franklin, ward 2. SAVANNAH AND CHARLES¬ TON R R CAUSEWAY, from foot Mill, w to S and C depot, ward 6. SECOND, from Doughty, 7th w of Rutledge Av n to Spring, ward 8. SEMMES, from Meeting, 9th n of Line, e to river, ward 7. SEYLE, from Huger, n to Moul¬ trie, ward 8, continuation of Oak. SHEPARD, from King, n of Line, e to Aiken, ward 7, and w to Rut- ledge Av, ward 8. SHORT, from Mazyck, n of Broad, w to Franklin, ward 2. SHORT COURT, from President west, n of Cannon, ward 8. SIMONS, from King nw to Hester, ward 8, continuation of Jlomney. SIRES, from Spring, 6th w of King, n to Bogard, ward 8. SIRES ALLEY, from Line, nr St Philip, n to Shepherd, ward 8. SIXTH, from Mill, 3d w of Rut- ledge Av, n to Bee, wards 6 and 8. SMITH, from Queen n to Cannon, wards 4 and 6. SMITH LANE, from Meeting opp Lightwood al, w to King opp Lam- holl, ward 2. SOCIETY, from Meeting, 1st n of Wentworth, e to East Bay, thence se to Bennett's Whf, ward 3, and w to King, ward 4. SOUTH, from Nassau e to Bay, ward 5. SOUTH BATTERY, from Meet¬ ing e to East Battery, ward 1, and w to King, ward 2. SOUTH BAY, from King w to river, ward 2, continuation of South Battery. 1 SPRING, from King e to Meeting, ward 7, and west to river, ward 8. GOING WEST. 18 ne cor St Philip it Coming ti Percy, ns it Trout Ct, ss it Laurel, ns 32 ne it Rose Lane, ns (I Sires, ns it Isaac Ct, ns 56 ne it Rutledge Av a Ashley a President 86 ne it Norman, ns a Fludd, ns a Chinquapin, ss tt Pine *t Chesnut, ns tc Third, ss a Second, ss u First, ss STATE, from Broad, w of East Bay, n to Market nr Rafer al, wards 1 and 3. 15 nw cor Chalmers, ws 18 se " Unity al, es 30 ne " Queen 44 ne " Lodge al, es 65 nw " Cumberland " Lingard, ws tt Mftrkct STEWART, from Meeting, 7th n of Line, e to river, ward 7. STOLL ALLEY, from Church, 4th s of Broad, e to East Bay, ward 1. THIRD, from Doughty, 6th w of Rutledge Av, n to Spring, wards 6 and 8. THOMAS, from Vanderhorst, 4th w of King, n to RadclifFe, ward 6. THOMPSON COURT, from America east, n of Mary, ward 5. TOBIN ALLEY, from Amherst north, 1st e of America, ward 7. TRADD, from Meeting, 2d s of Broad, e to East Bay, ward 1, and w to river, ward 2. 26 Charleston City Directory. GOING EAST. 34 ne cor Church » 18 nw " Bedon Al, ns " East Bay, Adger's Whf. GOING WEST. cor Meeting 82 nw u King 92 it (i Orange, ns 97 se n Legare, ss 98 ne K Friend, ns 110 K c( Logan, ns 122 opp Green Hill, ss (I Limehouse, ss 132 nw 11 11 (1 New, ns Council, ss Rutledge, ss 140 nw It 11 a Savage, ns Lynch Gadsden. TBAPMAN, from Broad n to Queen, ward 2. TROUT'S COURT, from Spring south, opp Percy, ward 8. TRUMBO COURT, from Trap- man, 1st n of Broad, w to Rutledge, ward 2. UNITY ALLEY, from State, n of Broad, e to East Bay, ward 1. VANDERHORST, from King, 1st n of Calhoun, w to Rutledge Av, ward 6. VENDUE RANGE, from East Bay e< to Accommodation Whf, con¬ tinuation of Queen. VERNON, from East Bay e to Wharf, ward 3. WAGENER, from Council w to Gadsden, ward 2. WALL, from Laurens, 1st e of Anson, n to Calhoun, ward 3. WARREN, from King, 2d n of Calhoun, w to Smith, ward 6. WASHINGTON, from Society 1st e of East Bay, n to Calhoun, ward 3, thence n to Reid, opp Bay, ward 5. WATER, from Meeting, 4th s of Broad, se to East'Battery, ward 1. WEIM COURT, from King east, 3d s of Broad, ward 2. WENTWORTH, from Meeting, 8th n of Broad, e to East Bay, ward 3, and w to Barre, ward 4. GOING WEST. 42 nw cor Meeting " King 74 ne " St Philip, ns 94 nw " Glebe, ns 86 ne " Coming 95 se " Kirkland Lane, ss 105 se " Pitt 120 ne " Smith 134 ne " Rutledge " Lynch 158 nw " Gadsden Raxre WEST, from Archdale w to Ma- zyck, ward 4. WHARF, from junc Laurens and Vernon, n to Calhoun, ward 3. WILLIAMS COURT, from Meet¬ ing west, n of Wolfe, ward 7. WILSON, from Magazine n to Beaufain, ward 4. WOOLFE, from King e to Nassau, separating wards 5 and 7, and con¬ tinued as Amherst. WRAGG, (or Aiken's Row,) from Meeting e to Elizabeth, ward 5. WRAGG SQUARE, from Meeting east, 3d n of Calhoun, ward 5. ZIGZAG ALLEY, from Atlantic north, between East Bay and Church, ward 1. WARD BOUNDARIES. FIRST WARD—On the north by Queen, east by Cooper river, south by the harbor, and west by Meeting. .SECOND WARD—On the north by Queen, east by Meeting, south by the harbor and west by Ashley River. THIRD WARD—On the north by Calhoun, east by Cooper river, south by Queen, and west by Meeting. FOURTH WARD-On the north by Calhoun, east by Meeting, south Queen, and west by Ashley river. FIFTH WARD—On the north by Amherst & Woolfe, east by Cooper riv¬ er, south by Calhoun,and west by King. SIXTH WARD—On the north by Cannon, east by King, south by Cal¬ houn, and west by Ashley river. SEVENTH WARD—On the north by limits,east by Cooper river, south by Amherst & Woolfe, and west by King EIGHTH WARD-On the north by limits, east by King, south by Cannon, and west by Ashley river. Charleston City Directory. 27 HALLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC—King, northwest corner Market. BUTLER GUARDS HALL—46 Spring. BYRNE'S HALL—King, north¬ east corner Society. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— East Bav, northwest corner Broad. CHARLESTON LIBRARY— Broad, northwest corner Church. CITADEL—North side Calhoun, between King and Meeting. CITY HALL—Broad, northeast corner Meeting. CITY HOSPITAL—West side Mazvck, north of Queen. CUSTOM HOUSE—East Bay, foot f AToflrol" FAIR BUILDING—Rutledge Avenue, southwest corner Grove. FIRE PROOF BUILDING— Chalmers, southeast corner Meeting. ' HALLE des DEUTSCHEN FREUNDSCHAFTS BUND -Meet¬ ing, southeast corner George. HARMONY CIRCLE HALL— Hasel, northeast corner King. HIBERNIAN HALL—65 Meet¬ ing. LINSTEDT HALL—King, south¬ east corner Calhoun. MARKET HALL—East side Meeting opposite Market street. MASONIC TEMPLE—Went- worth. southeast corner King. MILITARY HALL—South side Wentworth, between King and Meet¬ ing. ODD FELLOWS HALL—King, northwest corner Liberty. SOUTH CAROLINA HALL—48 Meeting. VOLLERS HALL—St Philip, corner Beaufain. WHARVES. ACCOMMODATION—O p p o s i t e 106 East Bay. ADGER'S—(North and South,) East Bay opposite Tradd. ATLANTIC—(North, South and Middle.) rear Postoffice. BENNETT'S—East end Went¬ worth. BOYCE'S—(North and South,) East Bay opposite Elliott. BROWN'S—Opposite Vendue Range. CENTRAL—(North and South,) opposite Cumberland. COMMERCIAL—(North and South,) East Bay, opposite Longitude lane. COMMIN'S—East end Charlotte. CUSTOM HOUSE—East end A£axk6t> DEREEF'S—East end Chapel. DOUGHERTY'S—OIF South Bay. GAS COMPANY'S—Charlotte, southeast corner Washington. HABENICHT'S—Off South Bay. HAMLIN'S—East end Laurens. HORLBECK'S—East side Wash¬ ington," north of Charlotte. JOHNSON'S—East end' Laurens. KERR'S—Opposite Cordes. MARSHALL'S—East end Cal¬ houn. MERCHANT'S—Opposite Hasel. MT. PLEASANT FERRY COM¬ PANY'S—East end Market NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY'S—Opposite Chapel. PALMETTO—Concord, 2d south of Hasel. RAILROAD ACCOMMODA¬ TION—Near east end Hasel. ROBB'S—East end Inspection. SAVANNAH AND CHARLES¬ TON—West end Mill. SOUTHERN—Junction of East Bay and East Battery. STEINMEYER'S—West end Beaufain. UNION—East end Pinckney. VANDERHORST'S—22 East Bay. VENNING'S—East end Calhoun. WILLIAM S—Foot of Hasel. (28) DENNISON & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF TAGS & STATIONERS' SPECIALTIES DENNISON'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS j and Dennison's Standard MerchandiseTags Of Every Variety and for Every Conceivable Use. DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAOS FOR TRAVELERS. I Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gummed Paper of all colors; Legal 1 and Notarial Seals; Folding and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's i Patent Suspension Rings ; Dennison's Game Counters ; j Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing , Card Cases, etc., etc. Dennison's Targets for Rifle Practice. THE STAR COPYING PAD, : Used with ordinary Copying Press and Boole—superior to all other devices | for the Copying of Betters. ( Phillips' and Stevens' Hook and Clasp Tags; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets; Anderson's Improved Suspension Hooks; Postal Envel¬ opes ; McGill's Paper Fasteners, at manufacturers' dis- ; counts; Dickinson's Rubber Bands; Dennison's | Excelsior Sealing Wax, etc., etc. ' TIAAIIP n H m* n Proprietors " Globe" and Centennial Prize ' I l^vilE PflPtP V "Excelsior," and importers of English ' I lUUllL. I Hi (Lllu Cl-rass Bleached and Pearl Blue, from j 'ww v.. ■ ill taliv the celebrated 39 mill. Proprietors of " Silver White," best article for Polishing Silver, t And Miller's " Jewelry Cleaning Casket " and " Silver White Casket." j JEWELERS' BOXES, Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, &c. DRUGGISTS' BOXES, Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Counter Papers, Dennison's Shaving Papers. All of our Goods are Sold by Dealers everywhere. DENNISON & CO., j 19 Milk St., Boston, 198 Broadway, New York, 632 Chestnut St., Phil'a, 150 So. Clark St., Chicago, 169 Vine St., Cincinnati, 409 Washington Ave., St. Louis. APPE1TDIX. SHOLES' CHARLESTON DIRECTORY. l&TT—38. C. W. NORWOOD, COMPILER. City, County, State, and United States Record. CITY HALL, BROAD, NORTH EAST CORNER MEETING. MAYOR, ELECTED Oct. 6,1875, for TWO YEARS. THE CITY GOVERNMENT. Is composed of a Board of Aldermen, consisting of eighteen members— each Ward represented according to population—elected bi-ennially. former¬ ly in October, but by recent enactment election to be in December. Regular meeting, every alternate Tuesday, at 5 p. m CITY OF CHARLESTON. MAYOR—George I. Cunningham, elected October 6th, 1875, for 2 years. Board of Aldermen. W. W. Simons, Clerk FIRST WARD—Isaac Wilson and (vacancy caused by death of James T. Welsman, July 7, 1877.) SECOND WARD —E. W. M. Mackey and Edward W. Lee. THIRD WARD—John Conroy. S. B. Garrett and , (vacancy caused by death of James McElroy, August 22, 1877.) FOURTH WARD—Thos. R. Mc- Gaban, J Francis Britton, J F. Rus¬ sell, H- L Bell and W. A. Robert¬ son FIFTH WARD-Patrick Brady and John A. Godfrey SIXTH WARD—William L Tren- holm and James H. Gadsden SEVENTH WARD-James M. Eason. EIGHTH WARIU-James Brown. committees. Accounts—Lee, Trenholm and the Mayor. Artesian Well—Russell, Brady and Brown. 30 Charleston City Directory. Assessments—Gadsden, . Conroy, and . Buildings—Bell, Britton, Brown and Conroy. City Lands—Wilson, Britton and Bobertson. Contract—Garrett, , Godfrey and the Mayor Engrossed Bills—Bobertson, Brady and Britton. Enston Donation—Britton, Bob¬ ertson and the Mayor. Fire Department—Gadsden, —, Garrett, McGahan and Mackey. Fire Loan Bonds—Godfrey, Con¬ roy, Bussell and the Mayor. Journals and Vacant Offices— Conroy, Garrett and Lee. Licenses—Brady, Garrett and Mackey. Lighting the City—Brown, Brady and Godfrey. Police—Bussell, and the Mayor. Port and Harbor Improve¬ ments—Trenholm, Eason, Gadsden, Mackey and Wilson. Printing—Bell, -, and Brown. Public Institutions and Grounds—Britton, Bell, McGahan and Bobertson. Bailroads—Eason, Trenholm, Wilson and the Mayor. Eetrenchment and Belief— McGahan, Bell and . Steam Engines—Eason, McGahan and Wilson. Streets—Mackey, , and Gadsden. Tidal Drains—Godfrey, Eason and Lee. Water Works , Eason, Gadsden, Mackey and Bobertson. Ways and Means , Garrett, Lee, Trenholm and the Mayor. City Officers, Institutions, Etc. APPBAISEB—John A. Mushing- ton. T H Jones and Bobert Stewart, assistants. CLEBK CITY COUET—W. M. Muckenfuss. CLEBK OF COUNCIL-W. W. Simons. CLEBK OF WEIGHTS AND MEASUBES—Thomas Flynn, office east end of Market. COBPOBATION COUNSEL— William Seabrook. ENGINEEB—Louis J- Barbot GAUGEBS OF LIQUOE—C. L. DuBos, Charles M. Olsen. HABBOB MASTER—James Armstrong. Election for this office to be held October, 1877. INSPECTOK OF FLOUB—Wm. Moran. Office 193 East Bay ; elected December, 1876, tor two years. INSPECTOR-GENEEAL O F TIMBER AND LUMBER—W. G. Fields. INSPECTORS AND MEASUR¬ ERS OF TIMBER AND LUMBER —S. P. Bennett, J. H. Brawley, C. S. Jenkins, G. I. Kelly, M. Moran and James Tupper. INSPECTORS OF NAVAL STORErf—R. C.;Browne, J. N. Gregg, W. T. Oliver, Alexander Robinson, and W. H. Smith. INSPECTORS OF STREETS—J. P. Deveaux, Eastern Division, office • 5-5 Meeting. J. L. Walker, Western Division. KEEPER OF MAGAZINE—Geo. H. Dantzman- KEEPER OF TIDAL DRAIN— D. C. Bull. MESSENGER OF COUNCIL— O. W. Mathewes. PORT WARDENS—Wm. Bird, J. H. Robertson, H. G. Thomas, C. C Trumbo and J. J. Young. PUBLIC WEIGHERS—Samuel B. Garrett, east end Market. C. L. Slawson, Calhoun, near East Bay. RECORDER—W. Alston Pringle, office 62 Broad. SHERIFF—George Addison. TREASURER—W. L. Campbell. Board of Equalization. For City Purposes : O. F Wieters, R. N. Gregorie, D. O'Neill, L. F. Wall and B. L. White. For State Purposes: Same as foregoing, with Robert Gordon added. Board of Health. Office in City Hospital, west side Mazyck, north of Queen. Regular meetings : in summer, on Wednesday of each week, and in winter, first Wed¬ nesday in each month. Charleston City Directory. 31 Andrew Simonds, chairman ; Peter B. Bacot, secretary; Robert Lebby, registrar. Peter B Bacot, George W. Clark, Samuel B Garrett, Robert Lebby, E. W. M. Mackey, Middleton Michel, Otto A. Moses, and Andrew Simonds. Physicians op the Poor—one to each Health District. District No. 1—Joseph D. Lockwood, Office, 129 Queen- District No. 2—Ticho Reenstjerna, Office, 74 Hasel. District No 3—T. Grange Simons, Jr., Office, 42 Society. District No. 4—John L. Ancrum, Office, 202 Meeting. District No. 5—Lewis M. Grimball, Office, 114 Calhoun. District No. 6—Joseph Yates, Office 47 America. District No. 7—Thomas R. Aldrich, Office, 31^ Spring. Sanitary Inspectors—one to each of the eight wards. 1st Ward—William L. Campbell. 2d Ward—Andrew B. Cunningham. 3d Ward—D. Ottolengui. 4th Ward—James Gilliland. 5th Ward—L. F. Wall. 6th Ward—Thomas E. Dalwick. 7th Ward—J. B. Nell. 8th Ward—Alexander Artope. (For City and Roper Hospitals see " Asylums and Hospitals.") Commissioners of Alms House. Meetings subject to call. John C- Mallonee, chairman ; Ben¬ jamin A- Bosemon, vice-chairman; John N. Gregg, secretary and treasu¬ rer. Henry Bischoff, Benjamin A. Boseman, David C. Ebaugh, John M. Freeman, Jr., John N. Gregg, Timo¬ thy Hurley, John C- Mallonee, Steph¬ en Molony, J. A. Mushington, Philip Saltus, Jr., M.'J. Tobin, and J. B. Wright. committees. Accounts—Ebaugh, Saltus and To¬ bin. City and Transient Poor—Hur¬ ley, Freeman and Wright. Furniture—Gregg, Boseman and Saltus. Industry—Molony, Freeman and Gregg. Lunacy—Wright, Hurley and To¬ bin. Purveyance — Bischoff, Molony and Mushington. Repairs—Tobin, Mushington and Ebaugh. Retrenchment — Hurley, Bose¬ man and Wright. (For Alms House see "Asylums and Hospitals.") Commissioners of Markets. Meet first Wednesday each month, at Market Hall, Meeting street. J. Evans Britton, chairman ; Thos. Aiken, Alexander Artope, William K. Brown, Prince N. Davis, Hugh Ferguson, John Gordon, Henry J. McCormack, O-W. Mathewes, Frank L. O'Neill, John Stoken, James L. Walker, and Edwin R. White. (See also " Markets.") Commissioners of Orphan House. Meet every Thursday, 5 p. m , at Orphan House, north side Calhoun, west of King. William C. Bee, chairman ; Jos. D. Aiken, Charles H. Bergmann, G. W. Egan, J. W. Reed, Andrew Sim¬ onds, Jacob Small, Joseph L.Tobias, Reuben Tomlinson, George H. Wal¬ ters, George W. Williams and Edw'd Willis. (For Orphan House, see "Asylums and Hospitals.") Commissioners of Public Lands. Meet second Wednesday each month at Market Hall, Meeting street. Samuel E. Gaillard, chairman ; R. B. Artson, secretary and treasurer. John H. Albers, Robert B. Artson, John W. Aveilhe, William M. Gads¬ den, Samuel E. Gaillard, Joseph J. Grant, Joseph B. Howard, W. G. Lawton, F. S. Lee, W. V. Sarvis, W. H. Smith and H. G. Thomas. committees. Accounts—Smith, Gadsden and Grant. 32 Charleston City Directory. Agriculture, etc.—Lawton, Lee and Smith. Alms House—Grant, Artson and Sarvis. Buildings, etc.—Lee, Albers and Lawton. Cemetery—Thomas, Aveilhe and Sarvis. Correction and Reform—Gads¬ den, Artson and Thomas. Hospital—Albers, Aveilhe and Howard. This Board has jurisdiction over the following institutions: Ashley River Asylum—(For full report, see "Asylums and Hospitals." City Farm—Location at west end of Mount street. M. Whalen, man¬ ager. The Farm contains acres, one-half under cultivation, and is maintained at an estimated cost to the city of about $1,000 per year. In¬ mates of the House of Correction usually work on the Farm. House of Correction—Same lo¬ cation. E. C. Tucker, keeper. Sup¬ ported by the city at a cost of about $1,200 per annum. Inmates of this institution are usually made to work on the " Farm." Potter's Field—Same location. William H. Jenkins, sexton; Rich¬ ard Jenkins, grave digger. Supervisors of High School William I). Porter, chairman ; J. Francis Britton, George S. Bryan, George Buist, (now deceased,) Geo. I. Cunningham, ez-officio, James M. Eason, Henry D. Lesesne, James Mc- Elroy, (now deceased,) Rev. C. C. Pinckney, and W. H. Robertson. (For further information, see ''Edu¬ cational.") Trustees Charleston Col¬ lege. Meet at the College, subject to call of the President. William D. Por¬ ter, president; Rev. C. C. Pinckney, vice-president; Jacob Williman, sec- secretary and treasurer. (See also '' Educational.") City Court. Meets on the first Monday in each month and continues two weeks : W. Alston Pringle, recorder ; office 62 Broad; elected January 1st, 1859, for life or during good behaviour; salary $2,000- William M. Muckenfuss, clerk ; term, four years ; salary, $400. George Addison, sheriff; term, four years , salary, $400 and commissions. The jurisdiction of this court ex¬ tends to all questions arising under the ordinances of the City of Charles¬ ton. City Magazine. South side of Pine, east of North¬ eastern Railroad ; formerly the State Arsenal and purchased by the city in 1872. The magazine proper and the farm surrounding covers an area of nine acres. George Dantzman, keeper. EDUCATIONAL. The Public or Free School system of Charleston differs from that ordi¬ narily in vogue, in this. The Board of Commissioners has exclusive juris¬ diction over all public schools in the city (five in number, three for white and two for colored,) excepting the High School which is under direct control of the City Government. The Board is composed of eight members, one from each ward, elected bi-en- nially in December, and voted for only by the voters of the Ward in which each resides, receiving no com¬ pensation for their services. All ex¬ cept Meeting Street school are graded. Board of Commissioners. Office in Memminger (formerly Normal) School building, west side St. Philip, between Beaufain and Wentworth. ' Regular meeting, first Wednesday each month. Hon. Christopher G. Memminger, Chairman ; William L. Daggett, Sec¬ retary. members. 1st Ward—Rev. Wm. B. Yates. 2d Ward—E. Johnston Beaird. Charleston City Directory. 33 3d Ward—William L. Daggett. 4th Ward.—Hon. C- G- Memminger. 5th Ward—John N. Gregg. 6th Ward : 7th Ward—Rev.W.S. Bowman, D,D. 8th Ward—Samuel R. Cox. Prof. Theodore D. Ruddock, teacher of vocal music in each school. Schools. Bennett School.—(Formerly St. Philip Street School,) west side St. Philip, south of George. For male and female: divided into three de¬ partments ; male, intermediate and primary. Total pupils, 1,200 ; Henry P. Archer, principal. Male department, 250 pupils; Frank W. Clement, vice-principal. Teachers: Miss M. L. Evans, Miss C. O. Martin, and Miss Harriet R. Toomer. Intermediate department, 250 pu¬ pils ; Miss Caroline C. Harbers, prin¬ cipal ; Miss A. Y. Cud worth, vice- principal. Teachers: Miss M. H. Gibbes, Miss E. S. Johnson, Miss A. M. Richardson, Miss M. A. Tim- mons and Miss M. E. Wall. Primary department, 700 pupils; Mrs M. Whitehead, principal; Miss O. Pansin, vice-principal. Teachers: Miss Alice Alderson, Miss E. C. Burrows, Miss M. Cross, Miss Rose Douglass, Miss Lizzie Gibson, Miss Elizabeth S. Greadv, Miss M. B. Hey ward, Miss E. Kennedy, Miss Ida Martin, Mrs. A. M. Missroon, and Miss Mary E. Robertson. Meeting Street School.—East side Meeting, between Wragg and Mary ; primary school for male and female; average number of pupils 325 ; average attendance 80 per cent. Mrs. Isabella Blair, principal; Miss Georgiana Withers, vice-princi¬ pal and teacher of 1st class. Teach¬ ers : Mrs. T,. Leger Hutchinson, 3d class; Miss E. T. Lucas, 7th class; Miss C. J. Smith, 4th class ; Miss L. M. Thames, 8th class ; Miss Marga- reta Wall, 5th class; Miss Annie Withers, 21 class, and Miss Joanna Wyld, 6th class. Memminger School—(Formerly Normal School,) west side St. Philip, 3 between Beaufain and Wentworth; exclusively for girls and young lajies ; total pupils, 600 ; Miss Anna R. Simonton, principal; Miss Isabel McElroy, vice-principal. Teachers: Miss Elizabeth Archer, Miss S. A. Dunkin, Miss Magdalen Keith, Miss Gertrude Martin, Miss Sallie Pem- berton, Miss Lillie Quigley, Miss Sophia C- Smith, Miss Ida Syfen, Miss Mary Walter and Miss Mary A. Wiley. colored. Morris Street School.—Jasper Court, south west corner Morris; for male and female; divided into three departments; grammar, intermedi¬ ate and primary ; teachers all white ; average number of pupils 1,300; average attendance 87 per cent. Aristipus Doty, Jr., principal. Grammar department, five classes ; Mrs J. L. Mousseau, vice-principal and teacher of 1st class. Teachers: Marie A. Bicaise, 3d class; Miss Mary Flynn, 5th class ; Mrs. S. J. Robinson, 2d class, and Miss J. D. Wright, 4th class. Intermediate department, six classes; Mrs. E. L. Oxlade, princi¬ pal ; Miss Amelia N. Parker, vice- principal and teacher of 1st class. Teachers: Mrs. J. L. Brailsford, 3d class; Mrs. M. M. Clarke, 2d class; Miss M. P. Jeffords, 4th class; Miss Helena Mclndoe, 6th class, and Miss E. M. Mackenzie, 5th class. Primary department, eleven classes; Miss A. J. Webb, principal; Miss S. A. Sargent, vice-principal and teacher 1st class. Teachers: Miss A. S- Beck- man, 6th class; Miss A. A. Campsen, 7th class; Miss L. K. Elford, 9th class ; Miss Carrie Grice, 10th class ; Miss E. M. Harrison, 8th class; Miss Kate Lucas, 4th class; Mrs. M. E. McGillivray, 5th class; Miss C. S. Raoul, 3d class; Miss S. A. Small- wood, 2d class, and Miss M. P. Spady, 11th class. James Frazer, janitor. Shaw Memorial School.—North side Mary, west of America; for male and female ; divided into three departments, as M orris Street School; teachers white and colored; total pupils, male, 344; female, 398; Rev. Ennalls J. Adams, principal; Mrs. 34 Charleston City Directory. M. S. Seabrook, vice-principal and teacher 1st class. Teachers : Miss E. J. Simons, 2d class; Miss S. Cruik- shank, 3d class; Miss S. Gordon, 4th class; Miss L. A. McCormick, 5th class; Miss M. C. Gadsden, 6th class ; Mrs. I. M. Gradick, 7th class ; Miss S. A. Schmidt, 8th class; Miss S. R- Cox, 9th class ; Mrs. F. P. Holloway, 10th class; Miss J. Roberts, 11th class; Mrs. R. Peace, 12th class. James Jervey, janitor. Academy of Our Lady of Mercy* West side Meeting Street, near Tradd. (Scholastic year commences first Mon¬ day in September, ends first week in July. Catholic Central School.— (Male.)—George street, between King and St. Philip; under control of the the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Brother Vincent,'principal; Brothers Dositheus, Jerome, Raphael and Vic¬ torian, assistants. Charleston Female Seminary 50 St. Philip; founded 1870, Miss Etta A. Kelly, principal; John D. Kelly, secretary; Prof. Lewis R. Gibbes, lecturer. Teacher^: Miss Alice C. Gadsden, latin, rhetoric, etc.; Miss M. E. Seymour,'grammar, mathematics, etc.; Miss Sarah P. Gibbes, physical science, arithmetic, etc.; Miss W. G. Laura Kelly, writ¬ ing, drawing, etc.; Miss Kate I. Bach- man, primary department; Mile. Marie Engelhard, french and gram¬ mar; Mile.' Rose DellaTorre, draw¬ ing and painting; Mile. E. Hertz, calisthenics; Prof. F. Berkhan and Miss Minnie B. Haskell, music. This school is divided into three departments—primary, preparatory and academic; the scholastic year commences the first Monday in Octo¬ ber, and closes July 15th. College of Charleston.—Build¬ ings and grounds occupy the block bounded by Green, St. Philip, George and College streets ; chartered by the legislature in 1785; maintained by funds derived from various sources, particularly from a donation by the late Thomas Baynard, of Edisto. The museum which occupies the upper story of the college building was founded by the City Council in 1850; opened to the public every Saturday during term time. Commencement on the last Tuesday in March ; first term beginning a fortnight thereafter and continuing to August 15th ; sec¬ ond term from November 1st to last Tuesday in March. The institution is under the general supervision of a board of trustees. (See Trustees, page 32.) The faculty meet at the call of the president, or of any member. N. Russell Middleton, president and professor of moral science ; Lewis E. Gibbes, professor of astronomy, chem¬ istry, etc.; Frederick A. Porcher, professor of belle-lettres, history, etc.; Francis W. Capers, professor of mathematics ; Henry M. Bruns, pro¬ fessor of classical languages : Gabriel E. Manigault, curator of the Museum. German Academy.—63 St. Philip; Charles H. Bergmann, principal. Teachers: Prof. David X. Latar, John G- C. Kruse, Mrs. Elise Jatho and Miss Anna Ruppe. High School of Charleston.— South side Society street, between Meeting and Anson ; established by the City Council in 1838 as a pre¬ paratory school for the College of Charleston ; having at first a strictly classical curriculum but now embrac- a more comprehensive course of study. tFor board of supervisors see page 32.) Virgil C. Dibble, A. M., principal; William Simons, A M-, first assistant; Prof. Louis DuBos, teacher of French ; Charles B Lan- neau, M. D , teacher of German. Holy- Communion Church In¬ stitute.—Ashley, northeast corner Calhoun; John Gadsden, principal; Miss Septima S. Seabrook, matron; divine services by Rev. A. Toomer Porter daily during school term (Sat¬ urday excepted) at 8:45 A. M.| Medical College of South Carolina.—Queen, northeast corner Franklin. The forty-ninth course of lectures begins on the 15th of Octo¬ ber, 1877, and ends early in March) 1878. In the event of the city being visited by epidemic yellow fever, the opening is always postponed to the 1st of November, when it is safe Charleston City Directory. 35 for all strangers. The museum con¬ nected with this institution contains a valuable collection, and students have access at any time during the session. board of trustees. Henry D. Lesesne, president; E. Horry Frost, secretary and treasurer; Henry Gourdin, Wade Hampton, Edward McCrady, J. L. Manning, Charles R. Miles, Benjamin F. Perry, William D Porter, Samuel P. Rave- nel and Benjamin H.-Rutledge. faculty. Robert A. Kinloch, M D., pro¬ fessor of the principles and practice of surgery and clinical surgery; J. P Chazal, M. D-, dean and professor of pathology and practice of medicine; Middleton Michel, M. D., professor physiology ; Charles U. Shepard, Jr., M. D .professorof chemistry; Francis L. Parker, M. D., professor of anato¬ my; J. Ford Prioleau, M D., pro¬ fessor of obstetrics and gynaecology ; F. Peyre Porcher, M. D., professor of materia medica, etc.; Manning Simons, M. D., demonstrator of anatomy. The A very Normal Institute. South side Bull, near Lynch; estab¬ lished October 1st, 1865, for the edu- tion of colored children; Amos W. Farnham, North Hannibal, N. Y., superintendent; Mrs. Amos W. Farnham, matron. Teachers: Har¬ vey J. Calvert. Sterling, N- Y. ; Levi L. Farnham, North Hannibal, N Y.; Agnes Duncan, Wayland, Mass.; Jane S. Hardy, Shelburn, Mass. ; F. Eliza¬ beth Sheldon, Oswego, N. Y.; Mrs. Hattie T. Kent, Eugenia C. Gaillard, Mrs Leonora J. Brown and Monimia H. McKinlay, Charleston. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Conducted on the volunteer plan; the department has fourteen (14) steamers, five (5) hand engines and three. (3) hook and ladder trucks ; using only four (4) horses regularly ; two (2) owned by the Stonewall steamer, and the others hired. Each organization owns its machine, the city supplying houses and appropri¬ ating annually, $34,000 to defray expenses. There is in use an aggre¬ gate of about 13.000 feet of hose in good order, and upwards of 1,500 volunteers (both white and colored) are reported on the list of active fire¬ men. The first steam fire engine was admitted in the department by ordi¬ nance of February 26, 1862. Annual parade and inspection on the 27th day of April, except when that day falls on. Sunday, then upon the first Tuesday thereafter. The government of the department is vested in a board of firemasters composed of the chief and the presi¬ dent of each company. The chief and his three assistants are elected annually by the City Council, and re¬ ceive their pay from the same source. The clerk of the board of firemasters is elected by the board annually. The city is divided into two (2) fire dis¬ tricts ; number one south of Calhoun street, number two north of Calhoun street. Board of Firemasters. Meets third Wednesday in each month, at Market Hall, Meeting street. Rufus C. Barkley, chair¬ man ; Edward Willis, vice-chairman ; Frank L. O'Neill, chief; David Brown, Moses E. Brown, Lawrence Cavanaugh, Thomas Dennison, Wil¬ liam T. Elfe, Hugh Ferguson, Adam Finley, Julius O. Goutevenier,Charles F. Hard, James Kelly, Jacob H. Loeb, Oglesby W. Matthewes, John J. O'Connell, Charles W. Sfeignious, Jr., Thomas S. Sigwald, Benjamin F. Small, Daniel W. Smith, William H. Smith, W. Hampton Smith, Albert Stemmerman, Charles G. Tolly, Ed¬ win R. White and. one vacancy un¬ filled. B. M. Strobel, clerk; salary, $500. chief and sjaff. Frank L. O'Neill, chief, salary $1,000; Thomas S. Dennison, Thomas S. Sigwald, William H. Smith, assist¬ ants, salaries $300. fire alarm. Signal boxes from which alarms of fire are sounded are located at con¬ venient distances throughout the city. When an alarm is to be given, go to the signal box nearest (He fire, open. 36 Charleston Citt Directory. and turn the crank slowly; when there is a hook pull down and let go. The fire bells, to anounce the alarm from box No. 24, for instance, will be struck twice, and, after a pause of a few seconds, will be struck four times; This will be repeated at intervals of about one minute- Key-holders are strictly enjoined not to give posses¬ sion of the keys except in the case of fires," and after an alarm has been turned in, be sure to see that the sig¬ nal box is locked before leaving it. J C. Levin, superintendent fire alarm telegraph; office west side Meeting, south of Broad; salary, $1,200. location of stations. First Ward. 12 North Commercial Wharf. 13 Corner East Bay and Tradd. 14 Adger's North Wharf. 15 Middle Atlantic Wharf. 16 Cor East Bay and Vendue Range- 17 Browns Wharf. Second Ward. 21 Central Station, Main Guardhouse 23 Corner Legare and Tradd. 24 Corner Mazyck and Queen. Third Ward. 31 Champion Cotton Press. 32 Corner Anson and Hayne. .34 East Bay, opp Cotton Press. 35 Corner Anson and George. Fourth Ward. 41 Corner Hasel and King 42 Corner Rutledge and Wentworth. 43 Corner Bull and Coming 45 Corner Calhoun and King. Fifth Ward. 51 Calhoun, opp. East Bay. 52 S. C. R. R. Depot, Ann street. 53 Corner Elizabeth and Judith. 54 N. E. R. R. Depot, Chapel street. Sixth Ward. 61 Corner Doughty and Rutledge av. 62 Corner Radcliffe and St. Philip. Seventh Ward. 71 Corner Columbus and Meeting. 72 Alms House, Columbus e of Mall. Eighth Ward. 81 Corner Ashley and Cannon. 82 Corner Coming and Spring. steamers, etc, The white organizations arranged in the order of their incorporation regardless of name or class of ma¬ chine ; the colored follow immediately after in alphabetical order. • Pioneer Steamer.—182 Meeting; instituted and incorporated 1801; Clapp & Jones, builders; run by hand; number of feet of hose 900. Uniform: black regulation hat, white cpat bound with red, and black pants, Julius O. Goutevenier, president; Daniel C. Mustard, vice-president; Joseph W- McKenry, secretary; William P. Ravenel, treasurer; John C. Sigwald, engineer; number of men, 52. Eagle Steamer—West side Meet¬ ing, between John and Ann; insti¬ tuted 1816; incorporated 1818; L. Button, builder; run by hand; num¬ ber of feet of hose 800; uniform black regulation hat, red shirt and black pants. H. G. Fraser president; William A. Jones, vice-president; Arthur M. Cohen, secretary; Oscar E. Johnson, treasurer; George M Shokes, engineer ; number of men 60 Vigilant Steamer—West side State, north of Queen; instituted anil incorporated 1819; H. C Silsby, builder; run by litind; number of feet of hose 800; uniform, black regula¬ tion hat, white duck coat, trimmed with blue, and red collar, white pant- with blue stripe. Charles F. Hard, president; Edward S. McNelty vice-president; Edward G. Chupein, secretary; T. Barker Jones, treas¬ urer ; A. L. Barton, engineer; number of men 55. Phcenix Steamer—North side Cumberland, east of Meeting; incor¬ porated 1826; W. JefFers & Co- builders ; run by hand; number ot feet of hose 800; uniform, black regit lation hat, red shirt, with ''Phcenis on breast, and black pants Edwi' R. White, president; Columbus 0 Trumbo, vice-president; Martin W Charleston City Directory. 37 Wigg, secretary; Henry J. McCor- mick, treasurer; John P. D'eveaux, engineer ; number of men 58. Charleston Hook and Ladder No. 2—North side Wentworth, east of King; formerly Old Charleston Hand Engine; incorporated as such 1826, and changed to truck 1865; C. E. Hartshorn, builder; run by hand, carrying six ladders; uniform, black regulation hat, red shirt, with monogram number on breast, and black pants. Charles W. Seignious, Jr., foreman; William Byers, as¬ sistant ; William Maguire, secretary; Samuel Webb, treasurer ; number of men 54 JEtna Steamer—South side Queen, east of King; instituted 1829 ; incorporated 1830; Clapp & Jones, builders; run by hand; number of feet "of hose 800; uniform, black regu¬ lation hat, red shirt, with " JStna" on breast, and hlack pants. Edward Willis, president; Frank Kressell, vice-president; Robert E. Buero, secretary; Oran H. Bassett, treasurer; Charles C- Wightman, engineer; number of men 75. Marion Steamer—South side Cannon, west of King; instituted ' 1838; incorporated 1839; Clapp & Jones, builders ; run by hand ; num¬ ber of feet of hose 800; uniform, green regulation hat, red shirt and black pants. Bufus C. Barkley, president; Alonzo J. Kent, vice- president; William P. Duffy, secre¬ tary ; Adolphus J. Jager, treasurer ; William Sigwald, engineer; number of men 100. German Steamer—North side Chalmers, west of State ; incorporated 1839; Amoskeag Manufacturing Com¬ pany, builders ; run by horses; num¬ ber of feet of hose 1,100; uniform, black regulation hat, red coat, white buttons and blue trimming, white pants. Albert Stemmerman, presi¬ dent ; O. George Marjenhoff, 1st vice- president ; Arend D. Graver, 2d vice- president ; M. J. Ostendorff, secre¬ tary ; William Brunjes, treasurer; D. Wedemeyer, engineer; number of men 55. Palmetto Steamer—West side Anson, south of Hasel; instituted 1840 ; incorporated 1841; Amoskeag •Manufacturing Company, builders ; run by hand ; number of feet of hose 700; uniform,, black regulation hat, red shirt and black pants. Hugh Ferguson, president; Patrick F. May, vice-president; Dennis Kennedy, seo- retary ; William Ruger, treasurer ; Thomas Miller, engineer ; number of men 55. Hope Steamer—West side Arch dale, opposite Market; incorporated 1843; Amoskeag Manufacturing Com¬ pany, builders ; run by hand; number of feet of hose 800; uniform, black regulation hat, red shirt and black pants. James Kelly, president; Bernard Lynch, vice-president; Rob¬ ert A. Lynch, secretary ; James Mus- grove, treasurer ; Maurice Maguire, engineer ; number of men 50. Washington Steamer—N o r t h side Yanderhorst, west of King; in¬ stituted and incorporated 1849; Clapp & Jones, builders ; run by hand ; number of feet of hose 800; uniform, black regulation hat, red coat trimmed with black, and white pants with black stripe. Lawrence Cava- naugh, president; Jacob Knobeloch, vice-president; James Conly, secre¬ tary ; Charles H. Schwing. treasurer; Thomas Morris, engineer; number of men 60. Charleston Hook and Ladder No 1—South side Queen, east of King; instituted and incorporated 1865; E. V. Leverich, builder; run by hand, carrying six ladders; uni¬ form, black regulation hat, red shirt with monogram number on breast, and black pants. Jacob H. Loeb, foreman ; Charles Doyle, assistant; James E. Corbett, secretary ; Joseph J. Loeb, treasurer; number of men 75 Young America Steamer—North side Hayne, east of Meeting; insti¬ tuted 1865; incorporated 1866 ; H. C Silsby, builder; run by hand; number of feet of hose 700 ; uniform, black regulation hat, red shirt, with monogram Y. A. on breast, and black pants. John J. O'Connel, president; 38 Charleston City Directory. J. J. Callahan, vice-president; Wil¬ liam V. Sarvis, secretary; James Quinn, treasurer: Joseph Rosis, en¬ gineer ; number of men 50. ■> Stonewall Steamer—North side George, west of College ; instituted 1865 ; incorporated 1866; Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, builders; run by horses ; owned by the com¬ pany ; number of feet of hose 800 ; uniform, black regulation hat, gray coat, with black trimming and red collar, and white pants. W Hamp¬ ton Smith, president; Charles W. Trescot, vice-president; Oswell Reed- er, Sr., secretary; William J. Miller, treasurer; Marshall W. Webb, en¬ gineer ; number of men 47. colored. Ashley Hand Engine—Colum¬ bus, north-west corner Aiken ; incor¬ porated 1869 ; number of feet of hose 400; uniform, black regulation hat, blue coat with buff trimmings, and white pants. Oglesby W. Mathewes, president; , vice-presi¬ dent ; James M. Mathewes, secretary ; , treasurer; number of men 75. Charleston Hook and Ladder No. 3—North side John, east of King; instituted 1870 ; incorporated 1872; run by hand; uniform, black regulation hat, red shirt, with mono¬ gram number on breast, and black pants. William T. Elfe, foreman; Philip J. Lindan, assistant; William G. Simons, secretary; James J. O'Brien, treasurer; number of men 51. Comet Steamer—South side Beau- fain; east of Smith; incorporated 1870; Clapp & Jones, builders ; run by hand ; number of feet of hose 800. Uniform : white regulation hat, white coat trimmed with blue, and black pants. Daniel W. Smith, president; William Robinson, vice-president; Thomas Johnson, secretary; John Moore, treasurer ; James J. Young, engineer ; number of men 125. Niagara Steamer—45 Spring; instituted 1861; incorporated 1869; R. J. Gould, builder; run by hand ; number of feet of hose 4000. Uni¬ form : black regulation hat, blue shirt, faced with red, and black pants. Charles G. Tolly, president; Frede¬ rick O. Marshall, vice-president; James M. Holloway, secretary; James A. Gadsden, treasurer ; , engineer ; number of men 72. Promptitude Hand Engine.— North side John east of King; incor¬ porated 1870 ; number of feet of hose, 400. Uniform : black regulation hat, gray coat, red trimmings, and black pants. Moses D- Brown, president; Benjamin F. Fuller, vice-president; T. M. Fraser, secretary; P. Law¬ rence, treasurer ; number of men, 100 Prudence Hand Engine.—East side Smith,south of Calhoun; incor¬ porated 1870; number of feet of hose, 400. Uniform : black regulation hat, white coat trimmed with red, and black pants. David Brown, presi¬ dent ; Smart Mitchell, vice-president; Benjamin Ladson, secretary ; John Middleton, treasurer; number of men, 75. Union Star Hand Engine — East side King, south of Tradd ; in¬ corporated 1869 ; number of feet of hose 400. Uniform: black regula¬ tion hat. red shirt and black pants. Adam Finley, president; D. Gibson, vice-president; Richard L. Edwards, secretary: W. C. Coles, treasurer; number of men, 120. United Hand Engine.—North side Calhoun, opposite East Bay ; in¬ corporated 1870; number of feet of hose 400. Uniform : black regulation hat, red shirt and black pants. Ben¬ jamin F. Small, president; Moses P. Kinloch, vice-president; Jackson Kinloch, secretary; Edward R. Jones, treasurer ; number of men 65. MARKETS. John T. Milligan, chief clerk. Central Market.—East side Meeting, between Cumberland and Hayne, extending to East Bay. Stephen H Hare, first assistant clerk in charge. Neck (or Upper) Market.— Vanderhorst, northwest corner St. Philip. Charles H. Vanderhorst, sec¬ ond assistant clerk in charge. (For commissioners of market, see page 31.1 Charleston City Directory. 39 POLICE DEPARTMENT. Headquarters and Main Station, Broad street, south-west corner Meet¬ ing. Upper Station, west side King street, between Morris and Cannon. Including the chief and his clerk, the regular force numbers 135 men, paid as follows: Chief, $1,800 per an¬ num ; clerk, $900; first-lieutenant, $1,200; second-lieutenant, $1,000; sergeant, $750 ; privates, $720 ; car¬ penters, $660; door sentinels, $600 ; hostlers, $540, and steeplemen, $360. In addition to the regular officers and patrolmen, there is employed'a detective force of one chief and six men, (the chief's office being in base¬ ment of City Hall, Broad, north¬ east corner Meeting,) and paid as follows: Chief, $1,000 per annum; detectives $720, thus making the entire force in this department 142 officers and men, maintained at an annual cost to the city of $98,000, (vide last report). Chief Police—Captain Henry W. Hendricks. Police Clerk.—J. Evans Britton. First Lieutenants—John Cas- sidy, and J. A. Williams. Second Lieutenants — T- B. Chapman, J. H. Fordham, J. Hogan and T. D. Smalls. Orderly Sergeants—F. L. Des- verney, J G Hamel, Charles Lee and J. H. Stratton. Sergeants—J. W. Bing, L. G. Brown, P. Flynn, E Gaillard, Jo¬ seph Golden, P. Malone, B. J. Mears, J. Robinson and Charles Sim¬ mons. Carpenter—W. Murray. Door Sentinels—Thomas Daly, P. Donovan, T. F. Halsey, C. Kee- gan, F. Legare. Charles Mulvaney, P. Saltus and W. M. Sparks. Steeplemen—H. Alston, J. Con- Ion, P. Conlon, J. B. Sexton, W. Simpson and J. Whipple. Privates—J. H. Albers, P. Bar¬ rett, J. Beglev, W. Blocker, F. Bren- nan, M. D. Brown, D. P. Burie. G- Burie, J. Carey, J. Canning, J. S Coates, T. Claffey, J. Cook, B. Craw¬ ford, E. G. Crocker, H. Cuthbert, C. S. Davis, T. Dawson, J. Deighen, B. De Lair, G. Deweese, William Dixon, W. Downing, B. Duffy, J. Ferguson, P. Fitzgibbon, H. Fludd, T. F. Fos, berry, William A. Fox, J. W. Free¬ man, R. K. Furmann, F. Gadsden- W. Gadsden, J. Golden, Charles Gratton, C. Green, H. Haig, J. Har¬ low, J. Hartigan, J. Harvey, A. Has- sett, R W. Hayne, W. Hays, P. Ho¬ gan, J. J. Houston, J. Irwin, H. Jen¬ kins, F. Johnson, R. Johnson, J. Kelly, M. Kelly, R. A. Lee, P. Leddy, H. Lewis, J. Lloyd, Y. Lloyd, C. Lockwood, J. Luby, M. McAllen, T. McMahon, R. Mandora, B. Martin, H May, M. Moore, S. L. Morgan, J. Morrissey, F. Nipson, H. O'Brien, M. O'Connor, M. O'Day, W. Parker, L. Phillips, Charles Player, W. Reed, K. K. Rollins, J. Rowan, R.H. Russell, M. Shanahan, W. Shine, J. B. Smith, T. Smith, H. S. Spencer, S. Spencer, G. Thompson, W. Verree, E Walker, E. Weston, A. E. Wethers, J. E. Whaley, H. W- Winges and J. J. Young. Chief Detective—J. C. Clausen. Detectives—W. E. Elliott, J. J. Hardy, James Miller, J. Nunen and N. Quinn. Day Men—H. Carroll, F. Dray¬ ton, J. Girardeau and M. Preston. Hostler s—G. Grant, Robert Hayne, H. Spencer and J. Stocker. (The foregoing information is official, and any errors in names, etc., should not be attributed to the pub¬ lisher.) ASYLUMS & HOSPITALS. Catholic Male Orphan Asylum 77 Cannon; established June, 1867. Object: the support of male orphan children of Catholic parentage. Con¬ ducted under the auspices of Queen Street Church. Sister Mary De- Chanter, directress; number of in¬ mates 40. Charleston Alms House.—South side Columbus, east of Hampstead Mall; established in its present loca¬ tion about 1852, and maintained by the city at the expense of $12,000 per annum. The building is large and commodious, three floors and attic affording comfortable accommoda¬ tions for about 110 persons; present 40 Charleston City Directory. number of inmates 85, in addition to which there are are about 1.100 out¬ side pensioners who receive daily rations from the institution. A large vegetable and flower garden is attach¬ ed, cultivated by the inmates. Mrs. Joanna Getty, superintendent; Jos¬ eph J. Grant, clerk. (For commis¬ sioners, see page 31.) Charleston Orphan House.— North side Calhoun, west of King; founded 1790; during the 87 years of its history, 3,100 orphan and des¬ titute children have been maintained and educated upon its bounty. The government of the institution is com¬ mitted to a board of twelve commis¬ sioners, elected annually by the City Council. The current expenses of the establishment are defrayed in part out of the public endowment fund of the institution, at present in¬ vested in City of Charleston six per cent stock, par value $128,864- The excess of the expenditures over the income thus derived, is provided for by annual appropriations by Council from the general treasury of the city. A private fund of $38,000 is, by ordi¬ nance, placed under immediate con¬ trol of the commissioners. A certain number of the female pupils are edu¬ cated to fill useful positions in the institution, and such of the males as develop superior qualifications are afforded the opportunity for receiving a classical education at the High School and South Carolina College. Other pupils are, at suitable ages, either apprenticed to persons ap¬ proved by the commissioners, or are placed in the hands of relatives or friends, who may be competent and willing to provide for them Divine service is held in the Chapel every Sunday afternoon when the ministers of the several Protestant churches in the city officiate in rotation. Sunday school is conducted from 9 to 10 A. M , under direction of the chairman of the board, as superintendent, and numbers eighteen voluntary teachers. (For Commissioners, see page 31.) E. Montague Grimke, secretary of the Board, office 94 Church. Miss Agnes K. Irving, principal of the institu¬ tion. Teachers : Miss Kate Bullen, Miss Eliza Griffith, Miss Sarah E. Griffith, Miss Lizzie Henderson, Miss Ellen King, Miss Mary L. LeQueux and Miss Susan Tarrant. Mrs. Mary Manno, sewing mistress, aided by three assistants. Matrons: Mrs. Agnes Beahan, Mrs Catharine Bul¬ len, Mrs. Eliza Griffith, Mrs Isabella Henderson and Mrs. M. F. Perry. William H. Huger, M. Di., physician of the house; Miss Sarah Chariol, hospital matron; Miss Catharine Arnold, laundress; A. L. Barton, engi¬ neer; A. D. Wannamaker, gardener and porter; number of pupils, boys 131. girls 97; resident teachers and other employees 32; total 260. City Hospital.—West side Ma- zyck north of Queen; established January 1st, 1866. The buildings, grounds and general appearances have been highly commended and are well worthy of inspection as one of the chief features of the city ; visit¬ ors are always welcome. Pauper pa¬ tients (residents of the city) are re¬ ceived upon the recommendation of the city physicians—physicians to the poor—or any regular practicing phy¬ sician, and are placed in the general wards. Pay patients are received on their own application, without refer¬ ence to residence, and are furnished with private rooms and all necessary medical and surgical assistance. Terms : one dollar per day ; ten dol¬ lars in advance and weekly payments thereafter. So far as economy and medical and surgical advantages are considered, this is a feature of the institution which can not be two high¬ ly recommended, and those who are afflicted would do well to avail them¬ selves of it, thereby securing the best attention at the least expense. The Boper Hospital buildings have been leased by the city for a series of years in order to allow the Boper Hospital Fund to accumulate suffi¬ ciently to carry on the institution as a strictly private charity, in accordance with the design of its founder, -Thos. Boper, Esq. supervisors. Bobert Lebby, M. D., Middleton Michel, M. D., and Otto A. Moses, M. D. Charleston /City Directory. 41 principal officers. John Somers Buist, M D., physi¬ cian to hospital; Francis Peyre Por- cher, M- D., associate. The faculty of the Medical College of South Caro¬ lina is the consulting staff of the hos¬ pital. resident officers. P Gotirdin DeSaussure, M. D , Stephen T. Lea, M. D., and George E. T. Spark'man, house physicians ; James Clarence Moodie, apothecary; Theodore E. Newton, steward, and Mi;s. M. B. Fairley, matron. (For Board of Health see page 30.) City Small Pox Hospital.— North side Pringle, east of Bayou George Dangerfield, keeper. Home for Mothers, Widows and Daughters of Confederate Soldiers.—80 Broad; organized 1867. board of control. Mrs. M. A. Snowden, president; Miss M. D. Campbell, vice-president ; Miss Bosa M. Pringle recording sec¬ retary; Miss J. A- Adger, corres¬ ponding secretary ; Miss S. B. Adger, treasurer. Mrs. I. S- Snowden. Mrs. George Bobertson, Miss Anna Simp¬ son, Mrs. M. P. Matheson, Mrs. C. S- Yedder, Mrs. James Conner, Mrs. William Shepherd, and Mrs. Joseph T. Wells. gentlemens' auxiliary association Henry Gourdin. president; Louis D. DeSaussure, vice-president; S P. Bavenel, secretary; F. J. Pelzer, treasurer. executive committee. James Armstrong, O. A. Bowen, J. B. Campbell, James F. Davis, Zim¬ merman Davis, Louis D. DeSaussure, John S. Fairly, Thomas Frost, Thos. M. Hanckel, James G Holmes, Jr , Lee Howard, Theodore D- Jervey, S. McGowan, S. P Bavenel, A. B. Bose, Ellison A. Smyth, Theodore G. Stoney, and S- Y Tupper- Prof. George W. Alexander, principal of* school ; Miss Augusta Smith, matron and teacher; Miss Florence M. Hen¬ ry, teacher of english ; Miss E. Hertz, teacher of calisthenics. House oe Best.—Ashley, south¬ west corner Spring ; established 1874 Devoted to the care of women who have been discharged from hospital before they are sufficiently cured to depend upon their own exertions, and to the reclamation of fallen women. Conducted under auspices of the Epis¬ copal Church, but not at all sectarian, as applicants are received upon re¬ commendation of visitors to hospital, without regard to creed or nationali¬ ty. Maintained chiefly by voluntary contributions in money and kind, though the original intention was to establish a laundry in connection, thus making it self sustaining which the projectors still hope to do. Morn¬ ing prayer is conducted on Sunday in the Chapel by the matron, and com¬ munion frequently administered by the rector. Mrs Helena Marshall, matron ; nuniber of inmates 21. Widows Home—58 Queen; con¬ trolled by the City Council who give rooms gratuitously to indigent wid¬ ows. colored. Ashley Eiver Asylum or Old Folks Home—West end Mount street; established in 1867 as a home for aged and infirm colored people of both sexes and maintained by the city at an annual expense of about $7,000. W. H- Jenkins, steward; Nancy Weston, matron; number of inmates, 125. (For Commissioners, see page 31.) BANDS. German Brass and String Band Meets at 18 St. Philip, on call. C. E. Metz, leader. Uniform : blue coats, gray pants trimmed with red and gold, Prussian helmets. St. Patrick's Helicon Brass Band.—(No information received.) colored. Carolina Brass Band.—Meets — Beresford street, on call. Jacob Fra- ser, leader. Uniform: blue coats and black pants. 42 Charleston City vDirectory. Chicora Brass Band—Meets Col¬ lege, corner Calhoun, on call. Benja¬ min Holloway, leader. Uniform: blue caps, blue coats, white belts and white pants. Phcenix Brass and String Band—Meets America corner Judith, and east end Market, on call. Arthur B. Mitchell, leader; Arthur G. Jef¬ ferson, assistant. Uniform: dark blue frock coats and pants. BANKS. Bank op Charleston (National Banking Association)—B road, north-east corner State ; incorporated 1836 ; capital $600,000. A. S. John¬ ston, president; W. B. Burden, cashier; T. A. Howard, assistant cashier. Directors: J. R. Boylston, W. B- Burden, W. C. Courtney, Henry Gourdin, W. P. Hall, A. S- Johnston, R. Siegling, A. S. Smith, William Thayer. (See Adv. p. 83.) Carolina Sayings Bank—1 Broad ; capital $500,000. George W. Williams, president; Joseph K.Rob¬ ertson, vice-president; John D. Kelly, secretary ; William E. Breese, cashier. Directors: William Birnie, R. S. Cathcart, E. J. Gage, J. Lamb Johnston, Joseph R. Robertson, T. E. Taylor and George W. Williams. (See Adv. front fly B.) First National Bank of Charleston—135 East Bay ; incor¬ porated 1865 ; paid up capital, $500,- 000. Andrew Simonds, president; William C. Breese, cashier; M. W. St. Amand, book-keeper. Direct¬ ors: David Jennings, E. W. Mar¬ shall, Andrew Simonds, J. B. E Sloan, J. L. Tobias, W. L. Trenholm and George W. Williams. Germania Savings Bank—54 Broad ; incorporated 1874; author¬ ized capital, $500,000. Receives de¬ posits of $1.00 and upwards. Jacob Small, president; Charles Litschgi, cashier; Thomas Y. Simons, solicitor. Directors: A. F. C. Cramer, C. F. Henken, Herman Klatte, John Klinck, William Knobeloch, Jr., Jacob Kruse, G. J. Luhn, C- Plenge, J. Rugheimer,'Jacob Small. J. Steib- ler, D. Werner and O. F. Wieters. People's Bank op South Caro¬ lina—9 Broad ; chartered ; cap¬ ital $ ■ Albert Lengnick, presi¬ dent ; W. George Gibbs, cashier. Di¬ rectors : James Allan, E. Lafitte, Albert Lengnick, J. L. Sheppard, Otto Tiedeman, William Ufferhardt and W. W. Whilden. People's National Bank—15 Broad ; incorporated 1865 ; paid up capital $750,000 ; C. O. Witte, presi¬ dent ; H. G. Loper, cashier. John F. Roberts, assistant cashier. Direct¬ ors: William Aiken, William C. Bee, B. Bollmann, A. S. Brown, A. Gage, J. S. Gibbes, T. R. McGahan, J. S. Riggs, W. K. Ryan, C. 0. Witte and G. W. Witte. (See Adv. p. 82.) People's Saying Institution— 34 Broad ; incorporated March, 1872.. Alva Gage, president; Reubert Tom- linson, vice-president; Henry S. Greggs, secretary and treasurer ; B. C. Pressley, solicitor. Trustees: Charles P. Aimar, D. A. Amme, William L. Daggett, Zimmerman Davis, John H. Devereux, Evan Edwards, George E. Gibbon, George S. Hacker, Sidney S. Howell, Robert Hunter, W. Aiken Kelly, William Kirkwood, William Y. Leitch, Alexander Lindstrom, James R Mood, Samuel A. Nelson, Charles W. Stiles, T. H. Thayer, Daniel G. Wayne and James H- Wilson. investing committee. Edwards, Gibson, Howell, Leitch and Lindstrom. South Carolina Loan and Trust Company—17 Broad ; incorporated 1866 ; paid up capital, $300,000. E. Horry Frost, president; Francis A. Mitchell, cashier. Directors : G. L. Buist, A. Canale, J. C H. Claussen, H. H. DeLeon, C. G. Ducker, E. H. Frost, C. G. Memminger, W. J. Middleton, G. H. Walter, E. Waltjen, William L. Webb, E. C. Williams and W. B. Williams. (See Adv. p. 82.) Union Bank of South Carolina —139 East Bay ; incorporated 1810 ; Charleston City Directory. 43 capital, $263,000. L. D. Mowry,presi¬ dent ; H. D. Alexander, cashier; G. Wickenberg, teller and book-keeper. Director's: A. O. Andrews, Herman Bulwinkle, T. T. Downey, A. P. Ford, H. Gerdts, G. E. Gibbon, W. H Jones, G W. Klinck, W. Middle- ton, L. D. Mowry, W. P. Eavenel, W. B. Smith and Thaddeus Street. BOARD OF UNDER¬ WRITERS. Organized November 5th, 1866; anniversary meeting, 1st Monday in May ; regular meetings, 1st Monday in each month, held in Board Booms of Bank of Charleston, Broad, north¬ east corner State. S. Y. Tupper, president; C. K. Huger, vice-presi¬ dent ; Hutson Lee, secretary and treasurer. Committee on Arbitration—S. Y. Tupper, A. H. Havden and E. Sebring. Committee on Construction, etc—J. H Colburn, A. H. Hayden. Hutson Lee, D. Eavenel and William Thayer. Committee on Tariff—William B. Heriot, C. K. Huger and Hutson Lee. MEMBERS. William C. Bee & Co., O. A. Bowen, Colburn & Howell, Cowlam Graveley, William S. Hastie & Son, A. H. Hayden, Willie B. Heriot & Co., J. L. Honour, Huger & Eaye- nel, Hutson Lee, C. T. Lowndes & Co., E. Sebring & Co., F. Tupper & Co. and S. Y. Tupper. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. Citizens—Office 143 Meeting ; in¬ corporated by act, approved March 13th, 1872; number of shares, 1941 Alexander Melchers, president ; Wil¬ liam B. Steedman, secretary and treasurer; V". J. Tobias, solicitor. Directors: F. Heinz, E. E. Jacques, B. A. Muckenfuss, J. M. Petersen, E. Emerick Sell, J. H. Theile, A- L. Tobias and T. A. Wilbur. Peoples—Office 9 Broad. C. P. Aimar, president; W. G Gibbs, sec¬ retary and treasurer. Directors: C. P. Aimar, M. Israel, E. E Jaques, Alexander Melchers and J. L. Moses. CEMETERIES. Berith Shalom—East side Meet¬ ing, beyond limits. K. K. Beth Elohim—138 Com¬ ing. Magnolia Cemetery — Located on the East side of Meeting street, beyond limits : take Enterprise Street Eailroad cars. Office 14 Adger's wharf William C- Bee, president; George W- Williams, 1st vice-presi¬ dent; Henry Buist, 2d vice-president; Eugene P- Jervey, secretary and treasurer. Directors: William C. Bee, Henry Buist, Casper A. Chisolm, James S. Gibbes, Eugene P. Jervey, Benjamin C. Pressley, S- P- Eavenel, John S. Eiggs, Jacob Schirmer, An¬ drew Simonds, George W. Williams and Henry E. Young. Seaman's Burying Ground — West end of Mount street; devoted to seamen and their families exclu¬ sively. CHAMBER COMMERCE AND Merchants Exchange. Charleston Chamber of Com¬ merce—(See "Incorporated Com¬ panies.") Charleston Exchange — South Atlantic Wharf; organized July, 1872. Theodore D. Jervey, presi¬ dent ; Alfred Price, superintendent. CHURCHES. (Wherever the information under this heading is incomplete, the fault rests with the pastors who have failed to heed our application for it.) Services held in the various churches on Sunday at the usual morning, afternoon and evening hours. Sunday school and prayer 44 Charleston City Directory. meetings, (wherever possible) are given herein. Religious societies follow list of churches. Baptist. Citadel Square Church—Meet¬ ing street, south-east corner Henri¬ etta. Prayer meeting Tuesday, and lecture Thursday evenings. Rev. J. A. Chambliss, D. D., pastor; resi¬ dence 18 South. First Church—West side Church, north of Water. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7 p. m.; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Rev. Lewis H. Shuck, D. D.f pastor; residence 7 Water. colored. Calvary Church—Smith, north¬ west corner Morris. No pastor. Fourth Church—South side Pal¬ metto, west of Ashley; (known also as the Palmetto street Church). Lec¬ ture, Wednesday, 8 p. m.; prayer meeting, Friday, 8 p. m. ; Sunday school 10 a. m. Rev- Julian, A. Chase, pastor. Morris Street Church—Morris street, west of St. Philip. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Rev Jacob Legare, pastor. Salem Church—Hasel, north¬ west corner Anson. Prayer meeting, Sunday, 6 a. m. ; Sunday school, 11 a. m.; services during week, Wednes¬ day and Friday, 8 p. m. Rev. James C. Pawley, pastor. Episcopal. Christ Church—East side Rut- ledge avenue, opposite Mount. No regular services; Sunday school, 4 p. m. Rev. J. Mercier Green, pastor; residence west side Washington, near Chapel. Church of the Holy Commun¬ ion—Ashley, north-east corner Can¬ non. Communion, alternate Sun¬ days, 7 a. m. Rev. A. Toomer Porter, pastor; residence Rutledge avenue, south-west corner Spring. Grace Church — North side Wentworth, west of Glebe. Rev. C. C. Pinckney, pastor; residence 64 Tradd. St. John's Chapel—Hanover, north-east corner Amherst. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 5:30 p. m. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Rev. J. Mercier Green, pastor; residence west side Washington, near Chapel. St. Luke's Church—Charlotte, north-east corner Elizabeth. (Fur¬ ther information was not given.) St. Michael's Church—Meeting street, south-east corner Broad. Ser¬ vices during week, Wednesday, 11 a. m. and 6 p. m. ; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Rev. Richard S. Trapier, pastor; residence 1 Water. St. Paul's Church—East side Coming, north of Vanderhorst. Sun¬ day school, 9- a. m. Rev. E. C. Steele, pastor, pro tern. St. Philip's Church—West side Church street, north of Queen. Rev. John Johnson, pastor ; residence 34 Society. St Stephen's Chapel—43 Anson. Rev. W. H Hanckel, pastor; resi¬ dence, 173 Calhoun. colored. C.alva ry C hurch—Beaufain, south-west corner Wilson. (No information given.) Reformed Church—64 Smith. Prater meeting, Tuesday, 8 p. m. ; lecture, Wednesday, 8 p. m. ; Sunday school 4 p. m. Rev. E. A. Forrest, pastor. St. Mark's Chapel—East side Elizabeth, near Chapel. Rev. J. B. Seabrook, pastor. French Protestant., Huguenot Church—Church street, northeast corner Queen. Rev. Chas. S. Vedder, pastor; residence 92 Church. Hebrew. Berith Shalom.—Synagogue,east side St. Philip, south of Cii>houo. G. Hoffman, president; J. Isear, vice- Charleston City Directory. 45 president; J. M. Pinkussohn. secre¬ tary ; M. Marks, treasurer; Rev. B. Rubin, reader; J. Traubman, sexton. K. K. Beth Elohim—Synagogue, North side Hasel, between King and Meeting. Services Friday, p. m., Saturday, 9 a. m.. and on all festival days. Philip Wineman, president; A. Falk, vice-president; N. Levin, secretary and treasurer; Rev. E. Levy, minister; Rev. J. L. Cardoza, sexton. Trustees: D. Bentschner, E. Mantoue, J. N. Nathan, A. Secken- dorf and M. Triest. Lutheran. St. John's Church—Archdale, southeast corner Clifford. (No in¬ formation received.) St. Matthew's CnuRCH—(Ger¬ man). West side King, north of Cal¬ houn. Sunday school, 9 a. m. ; Rev. Louis Muller, pastor: residence, 66 Radcliffe. Wbntworth Street Church— South side Wentworth, east of Meet¬ ing. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 6 p. m. in summer, and 4 p. m. in winter. Rev. William S. Bowman, D D-, pastor ; residence, 14 Bee. Methodist. Rev. William M. Wightman, D. D., L. L. D., bishop ; residence, west side Anson, near George. Rev. T. E. Wannamaker, presiding elder; residence, Calhoun, north-east corner Pitt. Bethel Church—Pitt, sw corner Calhoun. Prayer meeting and lec¬ ture, Wednesday, 4 p. m. ; Sunday school, 9 a m. Rev. George W. Walker, pastor ;. residence, Calhoun, north-east corner Pitt. Spring Street Church—(Known also as St. James Church). Spring, northwest corner Coming. Sunday school, 9 a. m. Rev. Robert L. Har¬ per, pastor; residence, west side Laurel, near Spring. Trinity Church—Hasel, south-east corner Maiden lane. Prayer meet¬ ing, Tuesday 8 p. m. ; Sunday school, 4 p. m. R.ev. John A. Porter, pastor. colored. African M. E. Church—80 Cal¬ houn. Rev* Moses Saltus, pastor. Bethel Church—Pitt, southwest corner Calhoun. Rev. Joseph Sas- portas, pastor. Centenary Church—North side Wentworth, west of Meeting. Ser¬ vices during the week, every evening ; Sunday school, 4 p. m. Rev. Lewis N. Dutton, pastor. * Morris Brown Church—South side Morris, west of King. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8:30 p. m.; Sun¬ day school 8:30 a. m. Rev- B. F. Porter, pastor. Protestant Church—East side Laurel, north of Spring. Prayer meeting, Sunday, 6 a m., and Tues¬ day, 7 p. rn.; Sunday school, 10 a. m. Rev Francis Brown, pastor. Union CnuRcn—South side Fish- burne, west of Rutledge avenue. Rev. Nathaniel Hill, pastor. Wesley Church—284 Meeting. Prayer meeting, Monday, 8 p. m ; class meeting, Wednesday, 8 p ra.; Sunday school, 12 m. Rev. Samuel Weston, pastor. Zion Church—8 Minority. Rev. Paul Aiken, pastor. Non-Sectarian. Mariners Church—C hurch street, south-east corner Water. Ser¬ vices 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ; prayer meeting. Wednesday, 8 p. m.; mis¬ sion Sabbath school, 3 to 5 p. m. Rev. William B Yates, pastor : resi¬ dence 10 Church. This church is not denominational, its charter requiring that a minister from each Protestant denomination shall preach in the Bethel at least once during the year ; the form, how¬ ever, is usually the Presbyterian. Presbyterian. Ebenezer 4 Church — East r, side Nassau north of Amherst. Bible class, Monday, 5 p. m.; prayer meet- 46 Charleston City Directory. ing, Wednesday, 8 p. m. ; Sunday school, 5 p. m. Rev. T. H. Cunning¬ ham, pastor ; residence, 35 Spring. First Church—Meeting street, south-west corner Tradd. Sunday school, 9 a. m. Rev. John Forrest, D. D., pastor; residence, 8 King. Glebe Street Church — West side Glebe, north of Wentworth. Rev. W. F. Junkin, pastor. Mission Church—George, west of King. (Received no information ) Second Church—(Known also as Flynn's Church. East side Meeting, between Charlotte and Wragg Square. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 5 p. m. ; Sunday school, 5 p. m. Rev. G. R. Brackett, pastor ; residence, 148 Cal¬ houn. Third Church—(Known also as the Central Church). West side Meet¬ ing, north of Society. Prayer meet¬ ing, Thursday afternoon; Sunday school, 3:30 p. in. in winter, 5 p m. in summer. Rev. W. C. Dana, D. D., pastor ; residence, 19 -Laurens. colored. Meeting Street Church — (Known also as the Wallingford Church). East side Meeting, north of Mary. Rev. William A. Patton, pastor. Zion Church—South side Cal¬ houn, east of Meeting. Roman Catholic. The Province of Baltimore com¬ prises the Dioceses of Baltimore, Md., Charleston, S. C., Erie, Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Pittsburg, Pa., Richmond, Va., St. Augustine, Fla , Savannah, Ga., Wheeling, West Va. and Wilmington, N. C.; Most Rev. James Rosevelt Bailey, D. D., arch¬ bishop of Baltimore, presiding. _ The Diocese of Charleston, estab¬ lished in 1820, comprises the State of South Carolina and the Bahama Islands. Rt. Rev. Patrick N. Lynch, D. D., bishop; residence, 114 Broad. Very Rev. John Moore, D. D., vi¬ car-general. Mass, vespers, and other services, he'd in the various churches at the customary hours on Sunday, and all regular Church days. St Finbar's Cathedral—Broad, north-east corner Friend. Destroyed by fire in 1861. Services held in Catholic chapel, rear of premises, south side Queen between King and Friend. Rev. Fathers D. J. Quigley, Joseph Reddington and J. P. Tuigg, associate pastors, residing 114 Broad. St. Joseph's Church—53 Anson. Mass on Sunday, 7 and 9:30 a. m. in July and August; 7 and 10:30 h. m. remainder of the year. Early mass daily, at 6:30 a. m.; vespers, 5 p. m. in summer, and 4 p. m. in winter; Sunday school after late mass. Rev. Charles J. Croghan, pastor ; resi¬ dence adjoining the church. St. Mary's Church—South side Hasel. west of Meeting. Rev. C- B. JsTorthrop and Rev. J. O Schachte, pastors, residing Wentworth, corner St. Philip. St. Patrick's Church—St. Philip, north east corner Radcliffe. Rev. H. P. Northrop, pastor; residence adjoining the church. colored. St. Peter's Church—North side Wentworth, east of Meeting. Rev. C. J. Vigneront, pastor; Rev. D. F. Hurley, assistant; residence, 24 Went¬ worth. Unitarian. Unitarian Church—East side Archdale. south of Clifford. CHURCH SOCIETIES. Episcopal. Protestant Episcopal Society— Meets at Library Rooms, over the Fogartie Book Company, 281 King. Organized about 1810. Object: the promotion of christian knowledge, learning and piety of this Diocese. Right Rev. W. B. Howe, D. D., pres¬ ident ex-officio; Rev. C. C. Pinckney, vice-president; Henry P. Archer, cor- Charleston City Directory. 47 responding secretary; John Hanckel, recording secretary; Evan Edwards, treasurer; Rev. J. Mercier Green, li¬ brarian. trustees. J. D- Aiken, William C. Bee, W. C. Courtney, Rev. E. C. Edgerton, Rev. J. H. Elliott, Rev. T. F. Gads¬ den, Rev. LeG. F. Guerry, A. H. Hayden, Rev. John Johnson, J. B. Kershaw, Rev. J. ,D. McCullough, C. G. Memminger, J. B. Palmer, Rev. A. Toomer Porter and Rev. R. S. Trapier. committees, On Books—Rev. J. H. Elliott, Henry P. Archer, A. H. Hayden and Rev John Johnson. On Finance—William C. Bee, W. C. Courtney and C. G. Memminger. St. Philip's Church Home— Queen, north east corner Church. Owned and controlled by the St. Philip's congregation. Rooms only given to poor members of said church. Persons must be members of this church for one year before they are entitled to rooms. Methodist. Methodist Charitable Socie¬ ty—Office 46 Wentworth. Estab¬ lished in 1808, as a mutual aid soci¬ ety and for the distribution of char¬ ity among the poor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Assets, $5,000. R. W. Burnham, president; S. A. Kelson, vice-president: C- H. Muckenfuss, secretary; Dr. James R. Mood, treasurer. clubs and societies. (See also Relief and Benevolent Organizations.) Base Ball Clubs. Wyandotte B. B. Club—(Juve¬ nile)—T. Stevens, captain ; J. Fick- ling, secretary and treasurer. Boating Clubs. Regatta Association of South Carolina—Headquarters, Broad, north west corner State. Instituted 1872. S- Y Tupper, commodore and president; E. Horry Frost, vice-com¬ modore; Benjamin H. Rutledge, rear- commodore. Vice-presidents : Henry Gourdin, William Ravenel, Charles O. Witte, L. D. DeSaussure, William L. Trenholm and Theodore D. Jervey, of Charleston ; Gen. Sam. McGown, Abbeville; Gen. Johnson Hagood, Barnwell; Gen. M. C. Butler, Edge¬ field ; Col. B. H. Wilson, George¬ town, and W. D. Simpson, Laurens. Thomas W. Bacot, secretary; T. Sav¬ age Heyward, Jr., treasurer; J. P. Moodie, assistant treasurer; Wilmot G. DeSaussure, solicitor. executive committee. J B. BrsseH, George D. Bryan, Henry Card, F. W. Dawson, James L. Frazer, C. H. Glidden, John Harleston, C. R. Holmes, Jr., James P. Lesesne, A. B. Murray, A. T. Smyth, E. H. Sparkman, A. L. To¬ bias, H. T. Williams and Samuel Wragg. Carolina Independent Boat Club—Headquarters, Exchange street, northwest corper South At¬ lantic Wharf. Organized June 17th, 1871. Uniform: light white flannel shirt, red cuffs, red sailor's collar with white crossed oars and anchor on each point, red fez cap, small white tassel and white band with red letters, C. I. B. C." Flag: Red field with the letters "C. I. B. C." in white, white crossed oars and anchor in center, and white crescent in up¬ per corner. Meets 17th of each month; anniversary meeting June 17th, when officers are elected. W. James Wlialey, president; Albert North, vice-president; C. F. Hanckel, Jr., secretary and treasurer ; J. North Smith, boatmaster. Members, 27. Electric Independent—Head¬ quarters, Atlantic Wharf. Uniform: lilac and red. Flag : white ground, red star in center. Meets first Wed¬ nesday each month. Henry Wag- ener, president; Thos. Carter, vice- president; George W- Bell, secre¬ tary; M. P. Ryan, treasurer; Joseph Flynn, boatmaster. Palmetto—Headquarters, Adger's Wharf. Meets once each month from March to October. E. A. 48 Charleston City Directory. Smyth, president; William M. S. Lesesne, vice-president; C. S. Jervey, secretary and treasurer. Queen City—(No information re¬ ceived.) Dramatic Clubs. Richelieu Dramatic Club—Or¬ ganized June 1877. Meets at Har¬ mony Circle Hall, 2d Monday in Jan¬ uary. April, July and October. Na¬ thaniel Levin, president; J. C. Hen¬ dricks, vice-president; I. M. Falk, secretary. Historical Societies. South Carolina Historical So¬ ciety—Organized 1855; re-organized 1876 ; located in the Charleston Li¬ brary building, Broad, northwest cor¬ ner Church. Object: the collection and preservation of all matters per¬ taining to the history of the State. Anniversary meeting, May 19th, other meetings, on call of the president. F. A. Porcher,* president; Rev. C. C. Pinckney and S P. Ravenel, vice- presidents ; Yates' Snowden, record¬ ing secretary; D. Ravenel, corres¬ ponding secretary. Historical Library Association —(Colored). Organized October 20th, 1868. Meets 2d Tuesday each month, 32 Smith. A S. Owens, president; J. M. Quash, recording secretary ; P. B. Morgan, correspond¬ ing secretary; J. A. Howard, libra¬ rian. Jockey Club. $ The South Carolina Jockey Club—The earliest existing record of any public racing near Charleston, appears in the South Carolina Ga¬ zette, February 1st, 1734. In 1735 the "York Course" was laid out, and about twenty years afterward the "New Market Course" was estab¬ lished. In 1792 the following gentle¬ men were owners and proprietors of the Washington Course: William Alston, James Burn, L. Campbell, E. Fenwick, Gen. Wade Hampton, James Ladson, William McLeod, Colonel McPherson, General Mc¬ pherson, Gabriel Manigault, Colonel Mitchell, Colonel Morris, William Moultrie, General C. C. Pinckney, General Read, H. M. Rutledge, O'Brien Smith, General Washington, Captain White and John Wilson. This property was purchased by the S. C.* Jockey Club in 1836. Club headquarters, 15 Broad. Theodore G. Barker, president ; Johnson Ha- good, vice-president; Samuel D. Stoney, secretary ; Berkley Grimball, treasurer; James Connor, solicitor. Stewards : William Aiken, John L. Ancrum, Joseph T. Dill, Robert H. Harleston, William Huger, A. B. Rhett, A. B. Rose, John S. Stoney, A. Vanderhorst and Samuel Wragg, who, in connection with Henry Gourdin and William Ravenel, form the executive committee. Total membership, 159. (See also ''Parks, and Places of Amusement.") Library Associations. Apprentices' Library Society —Merged into Charleston Library Society in 1874. Charleston Library Society— Broad, north-west corner Church. Organized 1748. Hours, 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.; Saturday, also, 7 to 9 p. m. Total membership, 300 ; total number of volumes, 15,500. William D. Porter, president; Wilmot G. DeSaus- sure, vice-president; T. Alexander Broughton, treasurer ; R. R. Jervey, librarian; Samuel Lord, Jr., solici¬ tor. Trustees: J. P. K. Bryan, F. W. Dawson, Thomas D. Dotterer, J. B. Grimball, W. St. Julien Jervey, Rev. John Johnson, James S. Mur¬ doch, F. A. Porcher, G. Herbert Sass, Charles H. Simonton, Henry A. M. Smith and William Thayer. German School Association— C. Voight, president; F. Puckhaber, vice-president; J. H. Haesloop, sec¬ retary ; J. F. Meyer, treasurer. Commissioners : F. Melchers, J. C. W. Bischoff, B Bollmann, A. V- Jager, Herman Klatte, H. H Knee, F. D. C. Kracke, E. C. Metz, F- Scharper, C. F. Schwettmann, J Steiber and J. H. Thiele. Charleston City Directory. 49 The Charleston Bible Society. —Established 1810. C. G Mem- minger, president; G. S. Cook, Rev. J. L. Girardeau, E. L. Kerrison and Rev. C. C. Pinckney, vice-presidents; Rev. W. S. Bowman and Rev. Charles S. Vedder, corresponding secretaries ; J. N. Robson, recording secretary and treasurer. Managers: Rev. W. H. Adams, Rev. G R. Brackett. T. S. Budd, Rev- W. H. Campbell, Rev. J. A. Chambliss, F. P. Elford, Rev. J. H. Elliott, J. A- Enslow, H W. Mitchell, A. B. Mulligan, S. A. Nel¬ son, William Ravenel, J. Adger Smyth and Rev. J. T. Wightman. Rifle Clubs. German Rifle Club—(Deutsch Schutzen Gesellschaft). H. Henry Knee, presideni; J. H. Thiele, 1st vice-president; F. Puckhaber, 2d vice-president; H. H. Mollenhauer, 3d vice-president; J. M. Petersen, secretary ; J. J. W. Luden, treasurer; Jarnps Simons, Jr., solicitor; George Oppel, target master ; H. Spincken, 1st director ; John F. Meyer, 2d di¬ rector ; A. F. Meyer, 3d director; Henry Buck, 4th director; B. F. Puckhaber, 5th director. Finance committee: N. Bischoff, J. H. Doscher and Henry Webb. SOCIAL CLUBS. Carolina Club—Broad, north¬ west corner State. Organized No¬ vember, 1867; T. D- Jervey, presi¬ dent ; Lee Howard, vice-president; Berkley Grimball, secretary and treasurer; George E. Johnston, su¬ perintendent. Catholic Institute—Meets sec¬ ond Thursday each month, north side Broad; east of Friend. This Society has a library of about 600 volumes, and a membership of 150 E. F. Sweegan, president; H. Z. Laurey, 1st vice-president; William Meagher, 2d vice-president; Joseph Dothage, 3d vice-president; John A. Donovan, secretary'; H. F. Baker, treasurer; George Baker, librarian. Celtic Social Club—Organized September 13th, 1873. Anniversary meeting, December 31st; regular 4 meeting, last Tuesday in each month, at Byrne's Hall, east side King, north of Society. James C. Coleman, pres¬ ident; William J. Comar, vice-presi¬ dent ; M. J. Storen, secretary; John J. Horan, treasurer. Committee on finance : John B. Fleming, J. J. Molony and John P. Crogan. Com¬ mittee on letters : M. P. Clear, J. C. Hughes and J. P. Cochran. Total membership 30- Deutscher Bruederlicher Bund—Organized 1856. Meets sec¬ ond and fourth Tuesday each month. Gerhard Riecke, president; R Hei- ser, vice-president; Anthony Riecke, secretary;. John Heisenmann, treas¬ urer; Louis Meyer, collector. Di¬ rectors : D. W. Gotjen, D. Nord- meyerj M- J. Ostendorf, R. Yoigt and E. Wulirmann. Harmony Circle Club—Hall, Hasel, north-east corner King. Meets first Sunday each month. M. Israel, president; J. H. Loeb, vice-presi¬ dent ; L- Benedict; secretary ; I. W. Goldstein, treasurer ; S. Maiers, col¬ lector ; B. D. Schur, janitor. Lee Social Club—(Information refused). St. Cecilia Society—Organized 1761. E. P. Milliken, president; Wilmot G. DeSaussure, vice-presi¬ dent ; T. Pinckney Lowndes, secre¬ tary and treasurer. 5 Broad street. The Charleston Turn Verein— Organized November 15th, 1852 and a member of the Nord American Turner^ Bynd. Meets second and fourth Sunday each month, at 4 p. m., east side King, north of Tradd. F. Habenicht, first speaker; C. Mo- meier, second speaker; J. Bocksen, secretary ; G. Koester, treasurer ; D. Koester, superintendent; C. Heins, assistant superintendent. CONSULATES. British—H. Pinckney Walker, consul, 64 Broad. French—Adolphus Truy, consul, 12 Rutledge. German—C. O. Witte, consul, 15 Broad. Spanish—Senor Luis de Zea Ber- mudez, consul, 72 Broad. 50 Charleston City Directory. Swedish—C. O. Witte, consul for Sweden and Norway, 15 Bro&d. Swiss—Henry Meyer, Swiss and acting Austrian consul, 48 Broad. DEPOTS. Northeastern Railroad Depot —North side Chapel, east of Alexan¬ der. Savannah and Charleston Rail¬ road Depot—West end Mill street. South Carolina Railroad Depot —North side Line street, east of King. FERRIES. Mt, Pleasant and Sullivan's Island Ferry—(For full particu¬ lars, see "Incorporated Companies.") INCORPORATED COM¬ PANIES. Atlantic Phosphate Company— Brown's Wharf. Organized 1870. F. J. Pelzer, president; F. S. Rodgers, secretary and treasurer Directors: L. D. DeSaussure, William P. Hall, William Lebby, F. J. Pelzer, B. G. Pinckney and F. S. Rodgers. Charleston Chamber of Com¬ merce—East Bay, north-east corner Broad. (Incorporated 1874). S. Y. Tupper, president; E. Horry Frost and W. A.. Courtenay, vice-presi¬ dents ; P. J Barbot, secretary and treasurer- Committee on appeals: A O. Anderson,. William C. Bee, H. Gourdin, W. M. Lawton and William Ravenel. Charleston Fertilizer Com¬ pany—86 Broad. Chartered March., 1874. Capital $100,000; limit $500,- 000. D. S. Silcox, president; J. H. Murrell, secretary and treasurer ; J. E. Kerigan, superintendent; Asher D. Cohen, solicitor. Directors: R. C. Barkley, P. Brady, J. C. H. Claus- sen, D. D. Cohen, W. J. McKinley, E. W. M. Mackey, D. S. Silcox, William' Ufferhardt and W. Wilkin¬ son. Charleston Gas Light Com¬ pany—99 Meeting; incorporated 1848; capital $766,000. James Rave¬ nel, president; William Morrison, secretary and treasurer. Directors: J. D. Aiken, William C. Bee, James S. Gibbes, Henry Gourdin, A- S. Johnston, Christopher G. Memmin- ger, James Ravenel, W- B. Smith and A. J. White. Charleston Hydraulic Cotton Press Company.—Church, southwest corner St. Michael's alley; Arthur Barnwell, president; Willis Wilkin¬ son, superintendent. Commercial Wharf and Cotton Press Company.—(Two presses )— East Bay,opposite Commercial Wharf; organized January, 1875. Henry Card, president; W- L. Kean, super¬ intendent wharf; W- H. Walker, su¬ perintendent press ; Sedgwick Simons, clerk. Directors : Henry Card, Hen¬ ry Gourdin, R. Q- Pinckney, A. Syd¬ ney Smith, and E. C. Williams. (See Adv. p. 89.) Great Southern Fire Kindler Company—30J Broad. D. D. Cohen, president; Joseph Whilden, secre¬ tary. Directors : D. D. Cohen, John Commins, G. W. Klinck, R. D. Mure, F. J. Pelzer, D. S. Silcox and G. W. Williams. Marine and River Phosphate Mining and Manufacturing Com¬ pany.—Office, 5 Hayne; incorpor¬ ated March, 1870 ; capital $250,000. J. R. Robertson, president; B. C. Hard, secretary and treasurer; E. Willis, superintendent. W St.J. Jervey, solicitor. Directors: A. Canale, A. Isaacs, Theodore D Jer¬ vey, L. D. Mo wry and J. R. Robert¬ son. Mercantile Wharf Company— Merchants Wharf, foot Hasel. J. L. Tobias, president; E. Waltjen, secre¬ tary and treasurer. Directors : B. Bollmann, J. C. H. Claussen, Wil¬ liam Knobeloch, Jr.. J. L. Tobias and E. Waltjen. Merchants Steamship Companl 124 East Bay ; incorporated Febru¬ ary, 1874. William Knobeloch, Jr., president; E. Waltjen, secretary and treasurer. Directors: Henry Bischoff, B. Bollmann, R. S. Cathcart, J. C. H. Claussen and William Knobeloch, Jr. Mt. Pleasant and Sullivan's Island Ferry Company—East end Charleston City Directory. 51 Market; incorporated 1870. C. O. Witte, president; H. L. P. McCor- mick, superintendent; William M. Bird, secretary and treasurer. Di¬ rectors: William M. Bird, O. A. Bowen, Alva Gage, A. Lengnick, Charles Litschgi and C. O. Witte. (See Adv. p. 111.) Stono Phosphate Company— Office, Vanderhorst's Wharf. Wil¬ liam Kavenel, president; Arthur Huger, secretary and treasurer. Di¬ rectors : Joseph D. Aiken, G. E. Gibbes, Henry Gourdin, A. S.John¬ ston, R D. Mure, William Ravenel, C H. Simonton and A. Sydney Smith. (See Adv. p. 107.) Sulphuric Acid and Super-Phos¬ phate Company—14 Adger's North Wharf; organized 1868; capital $350,000. Christopher G- Memmin- ger, president; C. A. Chisolm, super¬ intendent ; William C. Bee & Co., general agents. Directors: Robert Adger, William C. Bee, C. A. Chis¬ olm, A. J. McCaughrin and Christo¬ pher G. Memminger. (See Adv. p. 91.) Taylor Iron Works Manufac¬ turing Company—East Bay, corner Pritchard; incorporated 1874. George W. Williams, president; A. G. Rose, Jr., secretary ; William E. Breeze, treasurer; F. Brotherhood, superin¬ tendent. Directors: C. A. Chisolm, David C. Ebaugh, D H. Harvey, John C Mallonee, F. J. Pelzer, John F. Taylor and George W. Williams. (See Adv. p. 100.) The Charleston Publishing Company—143 East Bay; incorpor¬ ated 1876; C. H. Simonton, presi¬ dent; J. H. Schulte, business man¬ ager. Union Cotton Press and Wharf Company—Office and three presses, East Bay, corner Pinckney ; incorporated 1875; capital $200,- 000. George W. Williams, presi¬ dent ; F. J. Pelzer, vice-president; F. S. Rodgers, secretary and treas¬ urer; John Hanckel, superintendent. Directors: W. A- Courtenay, W. P. Hall, F. J. Pelzer, F. S. Rodgers, Thaddeus Street, T. D. Wagener and George W. Williams. (See Adv. p. 87.) Wando Phosphate Company— 1 Atlantic Wharf; organized July 11th, 1877. George E. Gibbon, presi¬ dent ; F. B. Hacker, treasurer; T. D. Dotterer, superintendent. Direc¬ tors : Alva Gage, George E. Gibbon, L. D. Mo wry, T. P. Smith, George W. Williams and George W. Witte. INSURANCE COM¬ PANIES. Carolina Mutual Insurance Company.—Fire—149 East Bay ; incorporated 1851. E. H. Stelling, president; Herman Klatte, secre¬ tary ; William Brunges, treasurer. Directors: C. Amme, H. Buck, Joseph Dothage, C. H. Klenke, Jacob Kruse, J. P. Merkhardt, F. Puckhaber, E. H. Stelling and J. H. Thiele. Home Insurance Company of Charleston, S. C.—Fire and Ma¬ rine—109 East Bay ; incorporated 1875 ; capital $250,000. A. L- To¬ bias president; J. S. Gibbes, vice- president ; Wilmot G. DeSaussure, Jr , secretary and treasurer. Direc¬ tors : J. S. Gibbes, C. A. Hill, T. R. McGaban, E. W. Marshall, A. B. Mulligan, A. B- Murray, F. S- Rod¬ gers, A. L. Tobias, W- L. Trenholm, William Ufferhardt and George W- Williams. (See Adv. right bottom lines and front fly A.) MILITARY ORGANIZA¬ TIONS. Hon. Wade Hampton—Gover¬ nor of South Carolina and Com¬ mander-in-Chief. E. W. Moise—Adjutant and In¬ spector-General. James Armstrong, ~| William B. Burden, I Lieutenant- W. R. Cathcart, I Colonels and Zimmerman Davis, )• Aides-de- John S. Fairly, l Camp. Rawlins Lowndes, j Franz Melchers, j First Brigade. cavalry. Benjamin H. Rutledge, brigadier- general, commanding. 52 Charleston City Directory. Jennings W. Perry, major and adjutant-general. Frederick Blake, major and in¬ spector-general. Charles Kerrison, Jr., major and quarter-master general. C. H. Rivers, major and commis¬ sary-general, Mt. Pleasant Henry H- DeSaussure, major and surgeon-general. Albert H. Mowrv, major and chief of ordinance. Benjamin Rhett, captain and aide- de-camp. Fourth Brigade. Rudolph Siegling, lieutenant-col¬ onel, commanding Robert C. Gilchrist, major and as¬ sistant adjutant-general. Thomas S. O' Brien, major and paymaster. Samuel Wragg, major and chief of ordinance. J. Somers Buist, major and sur¬ geon. Wm. Aiken Kelly, captain and aide-de-camp. Military Headquarters at Military Hall, south side Wentworth, be¬ tween King and Meeting. Philip Fogerty, keeper. [Officers and members of organi¬ zations in this department of our work will bear in mind, that it was with the utmost difficulty we secured the information herein presented, and those whose commands are in¬ differently reported can attach blame to no one but themselves.] artillery. First Regiment—Fourth Brigade. Field and Staff. Augustine T. Smythe, major; Herman Klatte, adjutant. German Battery—F. W. Wage- ner, captain; James Simons, Jr., first lieutenant; Carsten F. Hencken, second lieutenant; D. W. Gotjen, Jr., second lieutenant; J. W. Sem- ken, lieutenant of pioneers; J. H. Pieper, first sergeant. Lafayette Battery—G. Follin, captain; B. Mantoue, first lieuten¬ ant ; B- Muckenfuss, second lieuten¬ ant ; J. Swinton Baynard, Jr., second lieutenant; Claudius W. Poulnot first sergeant. Marion Battery—A. Burnet Rhett, captain; T. Pinckney Lowndes, first lieutenant; James G. Robertson, second lieutenant; W. James Wha- ley, Jr., second lieutenant; James L. Fraser, first sergeant. Wagener Light Battery— Headquarters, Linstedt Hall, Cal¬ houn, southeast corner King; or¬ ganized June 1st,- 1871. Uniform, dark blue pants and coat trimmed with red and gold ; officers helmets, white plumes ; privates helmets, red plumes. Total strength, rank and file 80; armed with two ten-pound guns, two six-pound smooth bore and two Parrott rifle guns ; meet for bu¬ siness first and third Wednesday each month; for drill, weekly. J. F. Lilienthal, captain ; Cord H. Otten, first lieutenant; Henry Mei- burg, second lieutenant; F. W. Jes- sen, junior second lieutenant; John Alirens, first sergeant; George B. Reils, secretary; J. A. Bui winkle, treasurer. Washington Light Battery— Headquarters, south side Hayne, be¬ tween Church and Anson. Ellison A. Smyth, captain ; Charles W. Stiles, first lieutenant; R. J. Mor¬ ris, second lieutenant; J. T. Irvin, junior second lieutenant; H. fl. Riggs, first sergeant. cavalry". First Regiment—First Brigade. Headquarters, Summerville, Colle¬ ton County. Field and Staff. George Tupper, colonel. Reuben Owens, lieutenant-colonel. G. H. Tharin, major. James B. Woodberry, adjutant. L. C. Boyle, quartermaster. Daniel Fludd, M. D., surgeon. Rev. T. L. Riggs, chaplain. Second Regiment—First Brigade Headquarters, Walterboro. Field and Staff. J. J. Fox, colonel. A. L. Campbell, lieutenant-colonel. M. J. Kearse, major. , adjutant. Charleston City Directory. 53 Jonathan Trowell, quartermaster. B. P. Fishburn, M. D., surgeon. Bev. , chaplain. Third Regiment—First Brigade- Headquarters, Early Branch. Field and Staff- "William Stokes, colonel. John T. Morrison, lieutenant-colo¬ nel. George H. Hoovers, major. Charles J. Hutson, adjutant. William H. Mauldin,quartermaster. Isaac M. P. Gregory, M. D., sur¬ geon. Benjamin F. Wyman, assistant sur¬ geon. Bev. — , chaplain. First Battalion Mounted Riflles. Headquarters, Summerville, Charleston County. John C. Minott, major. Company A—Charleston Light Dragoons; headquarters, Phoenix Hall; organized 1787; re-organized 1872. Uniform: omitted from our report at request of captain. Total strength, rank and file 85, armed with sabres and pistols. Lewis S. Jervey, captain; Laurens N. Cliisolm, first lieutenant; Pierre G. Stoney, second lieutenant; Edward T. Legare, ju¬ nior second lieutenant. German Hussars—No report re¬ ceived. infantry. First Regiment—Fourth Brigade. Headquarters, Charleston. W. L. Trenholm, major. (No further report of field and staff received.) The companies in this command not having been assigned to their re¬ spective positions—except Sumter Guards, Company A—we classify them according to date of organiza¬ tion. Company A—Sumter Guards; headquarters, 11 Broad; organized 1832. Uniform : gray coat and pants trimmed with black, gray hat, white pompon, officers white plume. Total strength, rank and file, 87, armed with Bemington rifles. Meets for business third Monday each month. Frank E. Taylor, captain; D. Iluger Bacot, first lieutenant; William M. Bruns, second lieutenant; H. Bead Simons, third lieutenant; Charles F. Hard, first sergeant; S. Hyde, Jr , secretary ; Louis Bavenel, treasurer. German Fusiliers — armory King, south-west corner Liberty. Hall, Meeting, south-west corner Broad. Organized, 1775; re-organ¬ ized, 1873. Uniform: dark 'blue coat, trimmed with red, gray pants with red stripe, Prussian peaked hel¬ met. Total strength, rank and file, 72, armed with Bemington rifles. Meet at lia.ll for business second Mon¬ day in each month ; meet at armory for drill, weekly. Fred Von San ten, captain; William Knobeloch, Jr., first lieutenant; Charles Seigling, second lieutenant; John F. Ficken, third lieutenant; John J. Boesch, Jr., first sergeant; F. W. Scharfer, color geant; E. F. Schachte, secretary ; B. Bollmann, treasurer. This company celebrated its centennial, May 3d, 1875, and has connected with it a charitable association. Irish Volunteers — Headquar¬ ters, Hibernian Hall, west side Meet¬ ing, opposite Chalmers. Organized, 1801; re-organized, 1870. Uniform: gray dress coat, and gray pants, trimmed with green, gray hat, with gray and white plume. Total strength, rank and file, 110, armed with Springfield rifles. Meet for bus¬ iness first Monday each month. B F. McCabe, captain : P.L)'Neil, first lieutenant; John Conrby, second lieutenant; D. W. Erwin, third lieu¬ tenant ; P. Slattery, first sergeant; J. J. O'Connell, secretary; Simon Fo- gart.ie, treasurer. Washington Light Infantry— Headquarters Masonic Temple, Went- worth, south-east corner King. Or¬ ganized 1807 ; re-organized in 1866, as the "Washington L. I. Charitable Association," and again as a military organization, July 19th, 1877, by the survivors of the W. L. I., who had served during the late war in com¬ panies A. and B., 25th South Carolina .Begiraent, etc. Uniform: To be changed, and not reported in time for 54 Charleston City Directory. publication Total strength, rank and file, 200; armed with Springfield rifles. Annual re-union April 9th, the anniversary of the surrender at Appomattox Court House. Meet for business on the 22d of each month. Charles H Simonton, president; J. L. Honour, first vice-president; George T Williams, second vice-president; Henry I. Greer, third vice-president; D. B. Gilliland, secretary and treas¬ urer of the veteran organization William A Courtenay, captain ; George D. Bryan, first lieutenant; Alexander W. Marshall, second lieu¬ tenant ; Dunbar P. Robertson, third lieutenant; George B. Edwards, first sergeant; T. Barker Jones, secretary ; Frederick H. Honour, treasurer. Palmetto Guards — Headquar¬ ters, Stonewall Engine house; George, north-east corner College. Organ¬ ized, 1851. Uniform : gray frock coat, and light blue pants, trimmed with gold, gray hats and white plume tipped with blue; officers' plumes, white only. Total strength, rank and file 100, armed with Whitney breech loading rifles. Meet for busi¬ ness, 28th of each month ; meet for drill, semi-monthly. G LambBuist. captain ; Benjamin C. Webb, first lieutenant; Julius J. Wescoat, second lieutenant; Paul T. McGee, third lieutenant; Robert J. Magill, first sergeant; Horatio C. Hughes, secre¬ tary ; A. O. Pansin, treasurer. Sixteenth Regiment—Fourth Brigade Headquarters Charleston. Field and Staff. W- W. Sale, major. adjutant. T. S. Grimke, M. D., surgeon. William Jackson, sergeant-major. J. R. Owens, quartermaster-ser¬ geant. Company A—Butler Guard—desig¬ nated color company; headquarters Military Hall. Organized Septem¬ ber 25, 1876. Uniform : Coat to be adopted, black pants ' and black felt hat, with black plume. Total strength, rank and file, 66, armed with Remington rifles Meet for business, third day of each month, except when that day falls on Sunday, then the day previous. A. C. Harnett, captain; Duncan Cameron, first lieu- teuant; Thomas Dougherty, second lieutenant; , third lieu¬ tenant; J. J- Milligan, first sergeant; J. H. Owens, secretary and treasurer. Company B—Butler Guard—head¬ quarters, Military Hall. Organized August, 1876. Uniform: gray blouse, trimmed with green fringe, black pants and black felt hat, black plume. Total strength, rank and file, 90. armed with Remington rifles. Meet for business, first Wednesday each month, and for drill on the Fri¬ day following. Stephen Thomas, Jr , captain ; W. H. Hodges, first lieuten¬ ant; T. L. Ryan, second lieutenant; John Douan, third lieutenant; first sergeant; R. W. Jones, secretary; H. C. Linn, treasurer. Company C—Butler Guard—head¬ quarters, Military Hall. Organized, August, 1876. Uniform, total strength and arms not stated. E. M. Hacker, captain ; John D. Lesline, first lieu¬ tenant; , second lieuten¬ ant ; W. F- Dunlap, third lieutenant; R. Stuart, first sergeant. Hampton Riflemen—(Not regu¬ larly assigned to any regiment but voted for field officers in the six¬ teenth. Captain J. W. Guy of this company has for, some reason un¬ known to the publisher, failed to give the information asked for.) National Zouaves—(Organiza¬ tion not completed at time of going to press.) Seventeenth Regiment—Fourth Brigade. Headquarters, Charleston. Field and Sta,ff. Not fully elected and appointed at time of publication. William J. Gayer, major commanding. Cabolina Rifle Battalion.— Headquarters, 1 Broad, over Caro¬ lina Savings Bank; organized Au¬ gust, 1869; the first "Rifle Club" formed in the State. C. Irvine Walker, major commanding; James P Holmes, adjutant. Uniform, gray coat with white shoulderknot and white crossbelts, gray pants with black stripe, gray caps with white Charleston City Directory. 55 pompon; officers, white plume. Total strength, rank and file, 170; meets first Tuesday in each month. Company A—Thomas Frost, Jr., captain; James P Lesesne, first lieutenant; H. T. Williams, second lieutenant; Arthur Mazyck junior second lieutenant; G. M Coffin, first sergeant. . Company B—W. St. Julien Jervey, captain ; C. R. Holmes, Jr., first lieutenant; C. R. Yalk, second lieu¬ tenant; William Mure, first sergeant. Company A—Charleston Rifle¬ men—Headquarters, Military 'Hall; organized 1806; re-organized 1871. Uniform : military dress coat trim¬ med with gold, light blue pants, black stripe gilt edged, gray caps with white and black pompons. Total strength, rank and file 100; armed with Remington rifles; meets first Wednesday each month. E. C. Machen, captain ; L Cavanaugh, first lieuten¬ ant ; John A. Moroso, second lieut¬ enant; , • third lieutenant; John W. Madray, first sergeant; N. H. Porter, secretary ; R. H Sweeney, treasurer. Irish Rifle Club—Headquarters, Byrne's Hall, east side King, oppo¬ site Liberty; organized 1871. Uni¬ form, gray frock coat trimmed with green, black pants, gray caps with green and white plume; officers, green plume. Total strength, rank and file 55 ; armed with Winchester rifles; meet first Thursday each month. James Armstrong, captain ; J. F. Walsh, first lieutenant; John Hines, second lieutenant; M. P. Clear, third lieutenant; James Walsh, first sergeant; W. H. Arm¬ strong, secretary; E. E. Kenny, treasurer. Montgomery Guards — Head¬ quarters, Military Hall. Uniform, gray coat tritpmed with green cord, blue pants with white stripe, gray caps, white and green plume. Total strength, rank and file 52; armed with Remington rifles. R. S. Cath- cart, captain; James F. Redding, first lieutenant; D J. Toughey, sec¬ ond lieutenant; T. J. Kennedy, 'third lieutenant; J. D- Turner, first sergeant; J. B. Comar, secretary. colored. First Regiment N. G. S. G. Headquarters, Charleston. Field and Staff., J. C. Clausen, colonel. James L. Walker, lieutenant-col. J. W. Lloyd, major. W- H. Robertson, adjutant. S. W. Riley, quartermaster. Benjamin A. Bosemon, M. B., surgeon. Rev. S. B. Garrett, chaplain. Stephen Hayne, sergeant-major. Robert Alston, quartermaster-ser¬ geant. Company A—Alexander Wil¬ liams, captain ; J. F. Telfair, first lieutenant ; James Howard, second lieutenant. Company B—B. C. McPherson, captain ; G. B. Cuthbert, -first lieut¬ enant ; H. F. Fevers, second lieut¬ enant. Company C—H. L. Bell, captain ; J. L. Wilson, first lieutenant; George Gardner, second lieutenant. Company D—William Williams, first lieutenant commanding Company E—J. R. Campbell, captain ; B. Mills, first lieutenant; S- Drayton, second lieutenant. Company F—A. H. Wilson, cap¬ tain ; T- C. Allen, first lieutenant; H. Swinton, second lieutenant. Company G^—John Grant', first lieutenant.; Nathan Williams, second lieutenant. Company H—J. J. Young, cap¬ tain ; S. T. Lamar, first lieutenant; Isaac Small, second lieutenant. Company I—J. A- Williams, cap¬ tain ; W. G. Lawton, first lieutenant; J. H. Brawley, second lieutenant. Company K—Headquarters/ 129 Meeting; organized March 5, 1871. Uniform, dark blue, dress coat trim¬ med with light blue, dark blue pants, light blue stripe, blue hat, white plume tipped with blue. Total strength, rank and file 80; armed with Remington rifles. W. J. Brodie, captain; A. B. Mitchell, first lieutenant; W. F. Kairson, second lieutenant; F. W. Robert¬ son, first sergeant. 56 Charleston City Directory. NEWSPAPERS, ETC. Charleston Journal of Com¬ merce—143 Bay; daily and tri-week- ly—Democratic. Published by the Charleston Publishing Company. R. B. Rhett, editor. Terms $8.00 (See Adv. p. 116.) Deutsche Zeitung—68 Broad ; or¬ ganized 1853; weekly and semi-week¬ ly—Democratic F. Melchers & Son, proprietors. Terms weekly $2.50, semi-weekly $5.00. (See Adv. back fly D.) Monthly Record—3 Broad ; or¬ gan of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese of South Carolina. Terms $150 per annum. Sunday Times—(No place of busi¬ ness to be found.) The News and Courier—19 Broad ; established 1803 : daily, tri¬ weekly and weekly—Democratic. Riordan, Dawson & to, proprietors Terms daily $10 00, tri-weekly $5.00, weekly $2.00. (See Adv. p. 117.) The Southern Hebrew—74 Ha- sel; weekly ; Jewish religious. Her¬ man Jacobs, publisher. Terms $3 00 per annum. (See Adv. back fly D.) PARKS AND PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. Academy of Music—King, north west corner Market. Aiken Park—East side Meeting, between Ann and Wragg, extending east to Elizabeth. Citadel Square—Situated be¬ tween Hudson and Calhoun, north apd south, and Meeting and King, east and west. City Hall Park—East side Meet¬ ing, between Broad and Chalmers. Parade Ground—Northeastern part of city beyond limits; used by the military for parade and target practice. The Mall—Known as " Hamp- stead Mall," located at intersection of America and Columbus streets. "Washington Race Course—Situ¬ ated on west side Rutledge avenue between Moultrie and Grove streets ; inaugurated 1792; owned and con¬ trolled by the South Carolina Jockey Club; main entrance near grove. Take Rutledge avenue (red) cars. The track is oval, exactly two miles in circuit with a large farm adjoining, where numerous stables are erected for ac¬ commodation of stock entered for racing. (See also Clubs.) White Point Garden—South Battery, between East Battery and King, opposite Meeting. PORT REGULATIONS. Harbor Master—Captain James Armstrong, 11 Exchange. Port Wardens—William Bird, H. G. Thomas, C. C. Trumbo, J. H. Robertson and J. J. Young. Pilots. The pilots are licensed by three commissioners appointed by the Gov¬ ernor, who are required by law to be " three sea-faring men, one of whom shall be a first class pilot." commissioners of pilotage. Captain George A Trescott, Cap¬ tain C. C. White and York Moultrie. Pilots. Branch. S. Adkins Full Benjamin E. Aldert Full Joseph E. Aldert Full Samuel Bell Full Samuel G. Bringloe Full William J. Burk Full Henry B. Burrows Full John Carnighan Full James Chapman Full Edward Davenport Full George W. Davis Full James Evans Full Frederick Fisher Full Samuel. S Hancock Full William H. James Full Edward Jenkins Full Thomas Jones '. Full R. W. Lockwood Full George McDonald .....Nine feet W. T. McDonald Full Frank Middleton Full EdwaM Morse Full John Morse Full York Moultrie Full E. C. Mvatt Full Henry Rahtert.. Full Charleston City Directory. 57 W. H Smith Full G. H. Swan Twelve feet Charles Thompson Full C. C. White Full Richard P. Wish Full Pilot Boats. Wild Cat Thomas Jones Mystery Frederick Fischer Pride ;..W. H. Smith Atlanta C. C. White Chicora William J. Burke Governor Perry.George W. Davis James Newton York Moultrie Mary Ann Jenkins Henry Jenkins 8 Sunnvside Charles Thompson 9 Rose Scarborough....B. E. Aldert 10 Secret James Evans 11 Annie Bell Henry Rahtert 12 H. E. Thompson E. C. Myatt Bates of Dockage. (Line vessels and coasters excepted.) Vessels under 100 tons, per day.fl 00 Vessels under 300 tons and over 100, per day..' 2 00 Vessels under 600 tons and over 300, per day 2 50 Vessels under 1,000 tons and over 600, per day 3 00 Vessels over 1,000 tons, per day..4 00 Rates of Pilotage. For 6 feet water or under. For 7 • " " For 8 " " For 9 " « For 10 " " For 11 " " For 12 " " For12£ " " For 13 " " For 13£ " " Eor 14 " " For 14£ " " For 15 " " For 15 i " " For 16 " " For 16J " " For 17 " " For 17£ •' " Far 18 ...$15 00 ..'...16 50 18 50 21 00 .....28 50 33 00 40 00 44 00 45 00 50 00 54 00 60 00 66 00 69 00 .:...84 00 ...100 00 ...120 00 ...150 00 ,...180 00 prevented from entering the port, by causes beyond the control of the pilot in charge, $4 00 per day. POST OFFICE. The Post Office is located on East Bay street, opposite Broad. Benja¬ min A. Bosemon, postmaster; John C Beckman, assistant; William E. Honour, chief clerk ; John E. Clyde, George H. Cordes and Theodore A. Smith, mailing clerks. Free Delivery—Samuel M. Clem¬ ent, carrier first district ; William G. Lawton. second district; William Nolte, third district; Charles W. Seba, fourth district; John B. Mush- ington, Jr , fifth district; Peter B. Morgan, sixth district; Joseph P. Howard, seventh district and Francis A. Watkins, eighth district The post office department promises to deliver by carriers, only such mail matter as is directed to the street and number, and the only sure way to avoid having letters advertised, is to follow,instructions of the postal de-- partment, by addressing letters as stated. Carriers make daily three delive¬ ries and three collections, leaving the office as soon as possible after distri¬ bution of the various mails ; no de¬ livery is made on Sunday, but the contents of street boxes the carriers collect once upon that day—11:30 a. m. Carriers' windows open during the Sunday hour, 12 m. to 1 p. m. The following statement exhibits work done by carriers from January 1st to October 1st, 1877 : For docking vessels 4 00 For piloting around Ashley River 8 00 When detained outside the bar, and DELIVERED. ^ co I 3 "3 I'c3 IS January.. February March April May June July August... Septem'r 38,3311 34,354 38,4671 35,326[ 37,007 33,882 32,888 35,895 33,297 6,191 5,616 6,811 6,336 7,155 5,791 6,409 7,392 7,397 Total 1319,447 59,098 40,104 2,274 179,402 a ® o ^ o (J '4,686 6,628 4,354 4,005 4,812 4,202 3,944 3,994 3,479 h 286 250 264 182 294 270 250 246 232 21,336 20,470 24,006 20,220 21,806 17,667 16,237 18,690 18,270 58 Charleston City Directory. collected. January. February March April May June July August .. Septem'r 30,726 29,486 30,673 27,329 28,551 26,431 27,518 29,007 27,214 Total 12-56,935 5,702 6,349 6,935 7,473 6,644 5,244 7,582 7,391 7,739 61,059 3,501 3,680 4,595 4,610 5,076 4,001 4,296 5,032 4,456 39,247 General Delivery—Elias T.Jef¬ ferson, clerk. Window open daily from 8:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m ; Sunday, from 12 m to 1 p. m. All letters remain¬ ing uncalled for in the office, are ad¬ vertised on Friday of each week, and if not claimed in one month, are for¬ warded to the dead letter office at Washington- When calling for such a letter, say "Advertised," and give full name, and date of advertisement. Money Order Department—Ed¬ ward F. Schachte, money order clerk. Office opens at 9 a- m., and closes at 3 p. m. Absolute safety in sending money by mail is secured by obtain¬ ing a money-order on another money- order office. No fractions of cents to be introduced in an order. United States treasury notes or National Bank notes only, received or paid. No single order issued for more than $50. Parties desiring to remit larger sums must obtain additional orders. No applicant, however, can obtain in in one day more than three orders, payable at the same office and to same payee. Money orders can also be obtained at this office upon post offices in all parts of Canada, German States, Great Britain, Ireland and Switzer¬ land. When foreign money orders are paid in currency, the gold value will be transmitted by the postmaster in New York By act of Congress, ap¬ proved March 3, 1875, the fees for domestic money orders have been changed, so that "on and after the first day of July, 1875," the fees or commissions to be charged for the issue of domestic money orders will be as follows: On orders not over $15, ten cents ; over $15 and under $30. fifteen cents; over $30 and under $40, twenty cents ; over $40 and under $50, twenty-five cents. For foreign rates, consult the United States Offi¬ cial Postal Guide, January, 1877, page 244. Newspaper Department—No¬ tice—Elias F. Jefferson, clerk. "Any word or communication, "whether by printing, writing, mark "or sign, upon a newspaper, pam- "phlet, or magazine, or other print- "ed matter, or upon the cover or "wrapper thereof, other than the "name of the person to whom it is "sent, subjects the same to letter "postage."—[Postal Laws, sec. 16.] Registered Letter Depart¬ ment—Samuel O'Hear. register clerk. Office opens at 8:30 a. m., and closes at- 4:30 p. m. Valuable letters or packages should be regis¬ tered, the fee for same, to all parts of the world, being 10 cents, in addition to the regular rates of letter postage, to be paid in stamps; i. e., stamps sufficient must be attached to letters before presenting for registration The name and post office address of sender must be endorsed on face of envelope. After a registered letter has been transmitted, it cannot be recalled by the sender. No letter can be registered on Sunday. The Post Office Department, or its reve¬ nue, is not by law liable for the loss of any registered mail matter. Registered letters will not be de¬ livered to any person but the one to whom they areaddresed,or toaperson whom the Postmaster knows to be authorized to receive them. Stamp Department—Joseph TJ- DeReef, stamp clerk. Window open daily from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Postage—On letters, sealed pack¬ ages, mail matter wholly or in part written, (except book manuscript and corrected proofs passing between authors and publishers, and except local or drop letters, or postal cards), all printed matter so marked as to convey any other or further informa¬ tion than is conveyed by the original print, etc.. three cents for each half ounce, or fraction thereof. On local or drop letters at office where free delivery is established, two cents for each half ounce or fraction thereof, on same where free delivery is not established, one cent for each half ounce or fraction thereof. Charleston City Directory. 59 On newspapers (excepting week¬ lies), whether regular or transient, and without regard to weight or fre¬ quency of issue, one cent each. On periodicals (other than newspapers), not exceeding two ounces in weight, one cent each ; on same, exceeding two ounces, two cents each. Circu¬ lars unsealed, qne cent. Stamps should be placed on the upper right- hand corner of the address side of all mail matter. Postal cards may be sent either in print, pencil or ink, or partially in all. They are regarded by postmas¬ ters the same as sealed letters, except that in no case will they be returned or sent to the Dead Letter Office■ ff not delivered within sixty days from the time of receipt, they will be burned by Postmasters. In using postal cards, be careful not to write or have anything printed on the side to be used for the address, except the address. To use, or attempt to use in payment of postage, a postage stamp or stanqped envelope, or a stamp cut from any such envelope which has been before used in payment of post¬ age, is punishable with a fine of fifty dollars. Railway Mail Service—Theo¬ dore N. Yail, of Iowa, superinten¬ dent, Washington, D- C. ; Lynch M. Terrill, assistant superintendent, Fourth Division : Headquarters At¬ lanta, Georgia; office 5 Marietta. John T. Frey, special agent; C. M. D. Brown, W. J. Glascock and J. W. Woodruff, clerks. Route Agents: William J. Balen- tihe, S. and C. R. R.; Norman Mont¬ gomery, if. E. R. R. ; J. F. O'Con- nell, S. and C. R. R.; Julius Rou- millat. S. C. R. R. ; and A. T. Ste¬ vens, N. E. R. R. RAILROADS. Northeastern—Office and depot north side of Chapel, east of Alexan¬ der. A. F. Ravenel, president; B. S. Rhett, cashier; C. Williman, treas¬ urer ; P. L. Cieapor, general ticket [ agent. Table of distances from ' Charleston to Florence omitted for want of patronage. Savannah and Charleston— General office and depot Ashley River west end Mill street; treasurer's office 28 Broad ; re-organized 18.67. (Will connect with N. E R R at depot north side Chapel street, east of Alex¬ ander, in November, 1877.) C T- Mitchell, receiver; S. W. Fisher, treasurer ; C. S. Gadsden, general su¬ perintendent and engineer : S. C. Boylston, general freight and ticket agent; James B. Campbell, solicitor. (See Adv. front cover and back fly.) from charleston to savannah. St. Andrew's 1 mile John's Island 8 miles Rantowle's 12 " Ravenel's 17 " Adam's Run 23 " Jacksonboro 30 " Ashepoo 35 " Green Pond 39 " White Hall 43 " Salkehatchie 50 " Yemassee 53 " Coosawhatchie 51 " Grahamville 70 " Hardeeville 84 " Savannah River 89 " Mounteith 93 " A. and G. Junction 105 " Savannah 107 " South Carolina—General offices, King, southeast corner Ann ;. depot, north side Line, east of King ; char¬ tered as the " South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company," December 19, 1827, as the " Louisville, Cincin¬ nati and Charleston Railroad," De¬ cember 18. 1835, and as the " South Carolina Railroad," December 20, 1842. William J. Magrath, presi¬ dent ; Solomon S- Solomons, superin¬ tendent ; L. C- Hendricks, auditor ; J. H. Wilson, treasurer; S. B. Pickens, general ticket agent. Directors: William J. Magrath, William L. Trenholm, L. D. DeSaussure, John Hanckel, Andrew Simonds, George W. Williams, Henry Gourdin, Francis J. Pelzer, W. R. Cubbedge, William' A. Courtenay, James S. Gibbes, C O. Witte, Samuel Sloan, Moses Taylor and J. P. Southern. (See bottom lines and back fly.) from charleston to columbia. 5 Mile Turnout 5 miles 7 Mile Pump 7 " 60 Charleston City Directory. 10 Mile Turnout . 10 miles Sineath's , 13 " Ladson's a Summerville a 26 Mile Turn Out . 26 tt Bidgeville u Boss' . 37 tt 41 Mile Turn Out tc Birds Turn Out . 44 it George's..... . 48 It Beeve's 58 Mile Turn Out . 58 ii Branchville (Augusta June ) 6'! a 66 Mile Turn Out .. 66 U Bowe's Pump .. 71 tt 75 Mile Turn Out . 75 a Orangeburg . 79 n Stilton's . 83 Jamison's . 86 n Biley's Turn Out . 89 (4 Lewisville . 9 a 95 Mile Turn Out .. 95 tt Fort Motte . 99 a Biver Turn Out ..102 tt Kingville (Camden June.). ..105 tt Gadsden .110 tt Hopkins ..118 tt Hampton ..124 tt C. C. and A- Crossing ..129 tt Columbia ..130 tt FROM CHARLESTON TO AUGUSTA. Branchville (See above) . 62 miles Edisto Turn Out . 67 tt Midway • 72 tt Bamburg Graham's .. 76 tt . 81 a Lee's Turn Out 86 tt Biackville . 90 tt Elko ...V .. 96 tt Williston .. 99 tt White Pond 103 tt Windsor tt Montmorenci ..115 tt Aiken tt Graniteville tt Langley tt Bath tt Horse Creek a Hamburg tt Augusta tt EROM CHARLESTON TO CAMDEN. Kingville (See above) 105 miles Clarkson's 109 " Manchester Junction 114 " Middleton 116 " Claremont 124 " Sander's Turn Out 130 miles Boykin's 134 " Camden 143 " (street. ) Charleston City Bailway— Office 2 Broad; incorporated, 1861. John S. Biggs, president; Evan Ed¬ wards, secretary and treasurer; C. B. Sigwald, superintendent. Directors: William Aiken, Henry Buist, H. H. DeLeon, Francis S. Pelzer, J.' S. Biggs, Andrew Simonds, J. L. To¬ bias and William L. Trenholm. King Street Line—(Yellow cars, blue lights). From East Bay oppo¬ site Post Office, west on Broad to Meeting, north on Meeting to Cal¬ houn, west on Calhoun to King, thence north to Line, connecting with all trains on S C. B. E. Last car leaves Post Office at 10 p. m. Rutledge Avenue Line—(Bed cars, red lights). From White Point Garden, north on Meeting to Went- worth, west on Wentworth to Rut- ledge avenue, thence north to Shep- ard. Last car leaves the Battery at 10 p. m. All cars carrying red flags go to the Battery. Enterprise City Bailroad— Office 117 East Bay. Incorporated 1870. A. Canale, president; Lough- ton B. Beid, secretary and treasurer; Daniel B. Vincent, clerk. Direct¬ ors: J. B. Campbell, A. Canale, W. H. Chafee, D. D. Cohen, John C. Mallonee, L- D. Mowry, S. S. Solo¬ mons, T. D. Wagener and G. H. Walter. Boute from junction of East Battery north on East Bay to Calhoun, east on Calhoun to Washington, north on Washington to Chapel, west on Chap¬ el and John to Meeting, thence north to limits and beyond, connecting with all trains on the N. E. and S. C. Rail¬ roads. The freight line of this com¬ pany, with a capacity of 1,500 bales of cotton per day, connects with all the principal wharves, presses and steamship lines. (See adv. p. Ill)' RELIEF & BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS. (See also Clubs.) Charleston Typographical So¬ ciety—Meets first Saturday in each Charleston City Directory. 61 month, atVoller's Hall, St. Philip, corner Beaufain. Organized No¬ vember 28th, 1829 Total member¬ ship 30. James Ronan, president; Howard P. Cooke, vice-president; A. T. Jennings, secretary; James D. Parry,treasurer. Cincinnati Society ok South Carolina—Organized 1782 James Simons,president; W. G DeSaussure, vice-president; James Simons, Jr., secretary ; office 77 Broad ; T- Pinck- ney Lowndes, treasurer. Deutscher Bruederlicher Bund—(See Social Clubs, page 49). Fellowship Society—Established April 4th, 1762. Provides for the widows and orphans of deceased mem¬ bers. Meets every Wednesday even¬ ing at Masonic Temple, Wentworth, south-east corner King. V. J. To¬ bias, president; Campbell Douglas, secretary; Archibald Armstrong, treasurer; William L- Daggett, senior warden; Samer S. Howell, junior warden ; John H. Seyle, senior stew¬ ard ; Robert Stewart, junior steward. German Artillery Benevo¬ lent Society—F. Melchers, presi¬ dent; H. Desebrock, vice-president; F. E. Windheira, secretary; F. J. Lilienthal, treasurer. German Society op South Car¬ olina—Hall 188 King; organized 1869, to protect and assist German emigrants on their arrival, procure them employment, and cheap passage to any part of the State or United States ; maintained by voluntary con¬ tributions of $1 or more, which en¬ titles the person to full membership for the year. Annual meeting, July 13th, regular meeting, second Mon¬ day each month. Fred Von Santen, president; C- Voigt, first vice- president ; F. Melchers, second vice- president ; William Ufi'erhardt, cor¬ responding secretary ; William Mi- chaelis, recording secretary; D Werner, treasurer ; H. Klatte, first director; F. J. Lilienthal, second director; J. H. Haesloop, third di¬ rector; William Fischer, fourth di¬ rector ; J. C. Dorbaum, agent. Agents Advisory Board, C. Voigt, J. H. Haesloop and H. Klatte. Committee on Charity, F. Melchers, William Fischer and F. J. Lilienthal. Hebrew Benevolent Society— Meets quarterly at; Harmony Circle Hall, Hasel northeast corner of King. B. Mantoue, president; J. L. Moses, vice-president; J. H. Loeb, secretary and treasurer. Hebrew Ladies Society—"Is¬ rael's Hope—Mrs. Isaac Harris, president; Mrs. Rosa Blank, vice- president ; Mrs Dr. George Prince, secretary and treasurer; A Stern, collector. Hebrew Orphan Society No 1— Organized Nov. 22d, 1862; pro¬ vides for,the relief of orphan chil¬ dren of indigent parents; meets' at Hebrew Orphan House, north side Broad, west of Meeting; (no time given). S. S. Solomons, president; Asher D. Cohen, vice-president; Nathaniel Levin, secretary and trea¬ surer. Hebrew Orphan Society No. 2— Meet quarterly at Orphan House. H. H. DeLeon, president; A. Falk, vice-president; Nathaniel Levin, se¬ cretary and treasurer. Hibernian Society—Organized 1801; meet first Tuesday each month at their hall, 65 Meeting. M. P. O'Conner, president; George A. Bowman, vice-president; James Arm¬ strong, secretary; A. P. Caldwell, treasurer ; John Burns, janitor. New England Society—Founded January 6th, 1819; chartered Decem¬ ber 20th, 1820 ; object, ''to organize an efficient system of relief for such of the sons of New England, as might be arrested by the hand of disease, or chill penury in this city." An¬ nual meeting December 22d, anniver¬ sary of the "landing of the pilgrims ;" meets at Charleston Hotel first Wed¬ nesday in March, June, September and December. James B. Campbell, president; A- R- Taft, first vice- president ; W. S. Hastie, second vice- president; Thaddeus Street, secretary and treasurer. Committee on Char¬ ity, A- H. Hayden, C. R. Brewster, Leonard Chapin, E. W. Edgerton, Alva Gage, R. Lebby and J. R. Read. 62 Charleston City Directory. St. Andrew's Society—Incorpo¬ rated 1798 ; meets last day of each month at South Carolina Hall, 48 Meeting ; membership 32 W. G. DeSaussure, president; S. C. Blafck, first vice-president; Robert D- Mure, second vice president; H. W- De¬ Saussure, secretary ; ; trea¬ surer. St. Joseph's Latin Society—Or¬ ganized 1866 ; meets " first Monday each month at Hibernian Hall, 65 Meeting. Joseph G. Police, presi¬ dent ; Joseph Williams, vice-presi¬ dent; Joseph Scarpt, secretary; Joseph Guidic, treasurer. St. Patrick's Benevolent So¬ ciety—Organized 1826 ; meets sec¬ ond Sunday .each month at Byrne's Hall, King, northwest corner Society. Rev. J. Tuigg, president; J. H. Devereux, first vice-president ; John Barry, second vice-president; James P. Redding;1 secretary ; Peter Fallon, treasurer. soctete Francaise de blenfai- sance—Incorporated December 17th, 1816; reorganized 1877; meets first Thursday each month. Gustav Fol- lin, president; Daniel Haas, vice- president ; Louis DuBos, acting se¬ cretary ; Eugene Mantoue, treasurer ; J. Barrett Cohen, solicitor. South Carolina Society—Meets second Tuesday each month at their hall, 48 Meeting. W. D. Porter, president; J. Ford Prioleau, vice- president; P. C Gaillard, secretary; Evan Edwards, treasurer; James C. Jervey, hall keeper. SECRET SOCIETIES. Masonic. Masonic Temple—Wentworth, southeast corner King. (Through the kindness of Mr. E. S. Jennison, we are enabled to give the following complete roster of all grand bodies in this Order. Supreme Council, 33° A. and A. Rite, Southern Jurisdiction—Al¬ bert Pike, Most Puis.*. Sov.*. Gr.\ Com-*. H.*. E.*., Washington, D. C.; John Robin McDaniel, Puis *. Sov.*. Lt.\ Gr.*. Com.*. H.*. E.*., Lynch¬ burg, Ya.; Ebenezer Hamilton Shaw, Gr-*. Prior. *. H. *. E.*., San Francisco, Cal.; Henry Buist, Gr.*. Chancellor H.*. E.*., Charleston, S. C.; Theodore Sutton Parvin, Gr. *. Min.*. of State, H.-. E-*., Iowa City, Iowa; Albert Gallatin Mackey, Sec.*. Gen.*. H.\ E *. Wasiiington, D. C-; Fede- rick Webber. Treas.*. Gen. . H.\ E.\, Louisville, Ky.; Luke Edward Bar¬ ber, Gr. *. Almoner, Little Rock, Ark. General Grand Encampment or K. T. of the U. S.—Next conclave third Tuesday in August, 1880. Sir Vincent L. Hurlburt, G. E. 0., Chi¬ cago, 111.; Sir Walter Bragg, D. G.E. C., Montgomery, Ala ; Sir Benjamin Dean, G. G., boston, Mass.; Sir La¬ fayette Lyttle, G. C- G., Toledo, Ohio; Sir Robert E. Withers G. S. W., , Va.; SirB. B.Richard¬ son, G. J- W-, Galveston, Texas ; Sir John W. Simons, G. T , New York City ; Sir Theodore S. Parvin, Q. R., Iowa City, Iowa. General Grand Chapter of R, A. M. of the U. S.—Next convoca¬ tion, at Chicago, third Tuesday in August, 1880. John Frizzell, G. H. P., Nashville, Tenn. ; Robert F. Bo wen, D. G. H. P., Keokuk, Iowa; Alfred F Chapman, G. K., Boston, Mass.; Noble D. Larner, G. S., Wash¬ ington, D. C.; John MoClellan, G T., Boston, Mass.; G. C. Fox, G. Sec., Buffalo, N. Y.; Henry Bostwick, G. C. ofH., Covington, Ky.; David F. Day, G. R A. C., Buffalo, N. Y. Grand Council of S. C.—Meets second Tuesday in February. Wil* mot G. DeSaussure, T. I. G. M-; Alexander Lindstrom, G. S. Grand Chapter of S. C.—Meets second Tuesday in February. Wil¬ liam K. Blake, M- E.G. H. P., Spar¬ tanburg ; J. E. Burke, G. S. Grand Lodge of S C-—Meets second Tuesday in December. Wil- mot G. DeSaussure, G. M.; Charles Inglesby, G. S. Charleston City Directory. 63 local lodges. Buist Chapter No. 1, Rose, Croix—No regular meeting. Wilmot G- DeSaussure, M. W. M. Delta Lodge of Perfection— Meets fourth Wednesday of alternate months. Isaac W. Angel. T. P. G. M.; Andf-ew B Murray, V. G. Sec. knights templar. South Carolina Commandery, No. 1—Stated conclave fourth Friday each month. William M. Bird, E. C.; Wilmot G. DeSaussure, G.; Edwin S. Jennison, C. G ; W. A. Wilson. B.; Hy H. Muller, T.; L. F. Myers, Sentinel. Established in 1780 ; re¬ cords lost or destroyed in 1823, hence it cannot be ascertained from whom the first charter was derived. Char¬ ter of recognition dated September 23d, 1823. On March 16th, 1825. this body with No. 3 of Georgetown, S. C., visited officially the 111. Sir Knight the Marquis de Lafayette, at his quarters, St. Andrew's Hall, Broad .street. In 1830 the encamp¬ ment ceased to work and remained dormant until October 14th, 1841 ; suspended again by the late war and revived February 15th 1870 royal arch. Carolina Chapter No 1—Stated convocation, second Tuesday each month. W. E. Milligan, H. P.; W. A. Wilson, Secretary. Union Chapter No. 3— Stated convocation third Tuesday each month. J Adger Smyth, H. P.; J. Shaw, Secretary. Zerubbabel Chapter No. 11— Stated convocation third Friday each month. I. H. Hall, H. P.; John E. Boinest, secretary. Germania Chapter No. 12— Stated convocation fourth Thursday each month. Theodore Melchers, H. P.; C. H. Bergmann, secretary. master masons. Solomon's Lodge No. 1—Stated communication first Monday each month. W. P. PoulnOt, W. M. ; John McLeish, secretary. Union Kilwinning Lodge, No- 4 —Stated communication third Thurs¬ day each month. Wilmot DeSaus¬ sure, W. M. ; W. George Gibbes, secretary. , Washington Lodge, No. 5— Stated communication second Thurs¬ day each month. Thomas L. Rod- gers, W. M- ; James D. Parry, secre¬ tary. Friendship Lodge, No 9—Stated communication fourth Monday each month. J. H. Loeb, W. M. ; L H. Cohen, secretary. St. Andrew's Lodge No. 10— Stated communication third Monday each month. W. J. Trim, W. M. ; E. S. Jeannerett, secretary. Orange Lodge No. 14—Stated communication second Monday each month. J. B. Reeves, W. M.; Camp¬ bell Douglass, secretary. Pythagorean Lodge No. 21— Stated communication first Thurs¬ day each month. E. S. Burnham, W M. ; W. H. Welch, secretary. La Candour Lodge, No. 36— Stated communication second Friday each month. H. Wagener, W. M ; J. L. Mauldin, secretary. Walh alla Lodge. No 66—Stated communication second Weduesday each month Theodore Melchers, W. M. ; J. M. Petersen, secretary. Strict Obseryance Lodge, No. 73—Stated communication first Fri¬ day each month. W. St. Julien Jer- vey, W. M. ; J. D. Easterling, secre¬ tary. Landmark Lodge, No. 76—Stated communication first Wednesday each month. T. M. Waring, W. M. ; W. H. Prioleau. secretary. Franklin Lodge, No. 96—Stated communications first Thursday each month. A. Doty, Jr W. M.; S - H. Rodgers, secretary. Tyre Lodge, No. 136—Stated communication third Wednesday each month N. K. Reed, W. M. ; J. C. Ingham, secretary. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. Odd Fellow's Hall—King,north¬ west corner Liberty. 64 Charleston City Directory. Grand Lodge of the United States—Annual meeting, September 17th, 1877- John W. Stokes. M. W. Gr. Sire, Philadelphia, Pa. ; John B. Harmon. B W. D. Gr. Sire,San Fran¬ cisco, Cal. 5 James S. Bidgely, B. W., Gr. Secretary, Baltimore, Md.; J. Vansant, B. W. G Trea¬ surer, Baltimore, Md. ; Theodore A. Boss, B. W. assistant Gr. Secretary, Baltimore, Md. ; Bev. J. W. Venable, B* W- Gr. Chaplain, Versailles, Ky. 5 John W. Smith, B. W. Gr. Marshall, Waterbury, Conn.; John W- Mc- Quiddy, B. W. Gr. Guer., Indianapo¬ lis, Ind. ; John W. Hudson,/ B. W. Gr. Mess., Madison, Wis. Grand Lodge of South Carolina —Annual meeting January 16th, 1878. W. J. Lake, M. W. Gr. M., Newberry ; W. F. Barton, B. W D. Gr. M., Orangeburg ; Bobert James, B. W. Grand Sec., Charleston ; John Heeseman,B. W. Gr. Treas.,Charles¬ ton ; Silas Johnson, B. W. Gr. Bep. G. L. U. S., Newberry. local lodges South Carolina Lodge No 1— Meets second and fourth Wednesday each month. Henry Bode, N. G. ; A. Axson, V. G.; Bobert James, sec.; J. N. Bobson, treasurer. Marion Lodge, No. 2—Meets sec- and and fourth Friday each month. S. A. Venning, N. G ; Thomas G. Biley, V. G.; B. C. Starr, secretary and treasurer. Howard Lodge, No. -3—Meets second and fourth Thursday each month. W. F. Dunlap, N. G ; J. D. Meyer, V. G. ; J. M. Connelly, sec.; J. E. Meyer, treasurer. Schiller Lodge No. 30—Meets second and fourth Sunday each month. John Graver, N. G. ; J. F. Kuhland, V. G.; D. Nordmeyer, secretary ; John Heeseman, treasurer. (Inlormation concerning other bo¬ dies in this order, withheld until too late for publication. I. 0. B. B. Dan Lodge, No. 93—Meets second and fourth Sunday each month at Harmony Circle Hall, Hasel, north¬ east corner King. Lewis Elias, pres¬ ident; J. H. Loeb, vice-president; Bev. D. Levy, secretary ; T. Moul¬ trie Mordecai, financial secretary ; P, Wineman, treasurer ; N. Levin, lec¬ turer ; I. W. Goldstein, assistant mentor; L. H. Cohen, I. G.; B. D- Shaw, O. G. K. S. B. Palmetto Lodge, No. 163—Meets first and third Sunday each month, at 8 p. in-, in Harmony Circle Hall, Hasel, north-east corner King. M. Israel, president; D. Levy, vice-pres¬ ident ; 1. W. Hirsh, secretary; B. Mantoue, assistant secretary; I). Haas, treasurer; A. Falk, past presi¬ dent; L.H.Cohen, conductor; Na¬ than Abrahams, I. G.; S- Hoffman, O. G. Knights of Pythias. Stonewall Lodge, No. 6—Meets first and third Thursday each month at hall, King, north-west corner Liberty. William C. White, C. C.; A.C. Mustard, V. C.; Campbell Doug¬ las, K. of B. and S.; D. H. Miscally, M of E. ; W. H. Bailey, M. of F.; F. F. Whilden, prelate; T. S. Mc- Carrel, M. at A.; Alfred Prince, D. G. C. Temperance. Palmetto Division, No. 4—Meets every Monday, at Odd Fellow's Hall. Officers changed quarterly. Queen City Lodge, No. 24, I. 9. G. T.—Meets every Tuesday, at Odd Fellow's Hall. Officers elected quar¬ terly. St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Society—Organized September 1st, 1872. Meets first Sunday each month, at Byrne's Hall, 358 King. Bev. C. I J. Crogan, spiritual director; James Charleston City Directory. 65 F. Redding, president; James Power, first vice-president; Daniel Sullivan, second vice-president; William' J. Casey, corresponding secretary ; Johfi Corcoran, recording secretary ; John J. Delaney, financial secretary ; Den¬ nis Naughton, treasurer. TELEGRAPH COMPA¬ NIES. Western Union Telegraph Company—Main office, 7 Broad; branch offices, Charleston Hotel and Cotton Exchange. John A. Bren¬ ner, Augusta, Ga., superintendent 3d district; John D. Easterlin, manager; Daniel M. 0 Driscoll, cashier. Clerks: Beach E. Brown, Marion Douglas, Harry Toye and Walter J. M. Wallace. Operators: Thomas Carter, chief; George W. O'C. Bell, Leroy A Butterfieldl Anthony L Canova, J. C. Duggan, William J. Fleming, Moses S. Harris, Jesse W. Lloyd, J. Philip Rivers and Patrick E. Ryan. tariff. In computing the number of words in a message, the date, direction and signature will not be counted, but should be given in full. Half rate messages are received for transmission at any time during the day, and until 10 p. m., to be delivered the follow¬ ing day. Messages are required to be written on the company's blanks, which can be had at the offices, where any information desired will be cheerfully given. FROM CHARLESTON TO words, ditional word. Abbeville, S. C $0 65 0 06 Aiken, S. C 25 02 Albany, N. Y-. • 1 00 07 Atlanta, Ca. 65 04 Augusta, Ga 25 02 Austin, Tex 2 00 13 Baltimore, Md 1 00 07 Beaufort, S. C ••• 25 02 Boston, Mass 1 00 07 Brunswick, Ga 50 03 Buffalo, N. Y 1 00 07 Cairo, ills 1 00 07 Camden, S. C 75 05 Cedar Keys, Fla 1 75 12 Charlestown, W. Va 1 25 09 Charlotte, N. C 50 03 5 FROM CHARLESTON TO words. ditional word. Chattanooga, Tenn 75 05 Chicago, Ills, 00 07 Cincinnati, O , 1 00 07 Columbia, S. C 25 02 Columbus, O ..i 00 07 Darlington, S. C 60 06 Davton, O ...i 00 07 Denver, Col 00 13 Des Moines, Iowa 00 07 Detroit, Mich ...l 00 07 Fernandina, Fla ...i 75 12 Fort Wayne, Ind ...i 00 07 Galveston, Tex *.i 50 10 Greenville, S C 50 03 Halifax, N S ...i 25 05 Hartford, Conn ...i 00 07 Havana, Cuba, (in gold) ..5 40 40 Helena, Ark.......... 25 08 Huntsville, Ala 00 07 Indianapolis, Ind. ...1 00 07 Jacksonville, Fla ...1 25 08 Kansas City, Mo ...1 00 07 Keokuk, Iowa . 1 00 07 Key West, Fla ...3 25 22 Knoxville, Tenn 75 05 Leavenworth, Kan ...1 50 10 Little Rock. Ark ...1 25 08 Louisville, Ky ...1 00 07 Lynchburg, Va 75 05 Macon, Ga 75 05 Marion, S. B 25 02 Memphis, Tenn 1 00 07 Milledgeville, Ga 50 03 Milwaukee, Wis . 1 00 07 Mobile, Ala ..,1 00 07 Montgomery, Ala 75 05 Montreal, Quebec ...1 25 OS Nashville, Tenn ...1 00 07 Newbern, N. C 75 05 Newberry, S. C.. 65 05 New Haven, Conn ...1 00 07 New Orleans, La ...1 00 07 New York, N. Y ...1 00 07 Norfolk, Va 75 05 Omaha, Neb 00 13 Orangeburg, S C 35 02 Pendleton, S. C ..1 25 09 Pensacola, Fla ...1 00 07 Petersburg, Va 75 05 Philadelphia, Pa ...1 00 07 Portland, Me ...1 00 07 Portland, Ore ...2 50 17 Port Roval, S. C 25 02 Providence, R. I ...1 00 07 Quincy, 111 00 07 Quebec, Que 25 09.' 66 Charleston City Directory. FROM CHARLESTON TO words ditional word. Raleigh, N. C 75 05 Richmond, Va 75 05 St. Augustine, Fla 1 25 08 St. John's, N. B 1 25 08 St. Louis, Mo 1 00 07 Salt Lake City, Utah 2 50 17 San Diego, Cal 2 50 17 San Francisco, Cal 2 50 17 Savannah, Ga 35 02 Shreveport, La 1 00 07 Spartanburg, S. C 50 03 Springfield, Mass 1 00 07 Sumter, S. C 25 02 Tallahassee, Fla 75 05 Terre Haute, Ind 1 00 07 Toledo, 0 1 00 07 Trenton, N. J 1 00 07 Troy, N. Y 1 00 07 Tuscaloosa, Ala 1 00 07 Union, S. C 90 05 Vicksburg, Miss 1 00 07 Vincennes, Ind 1 00 07 Walhalla, S- C ,,.1 50 10 "Washington, D. C 1 00 07 Wheeling, W. Ya 1 00 07 Wilmington, N. C 50 03 Zanesville, O 1 00 07 TRADE UNIONS. Charleston Typographical Union, No 43—'Meets last Saturday every month at Voller's Hall, Beau- fain, corner St. Philip; organized May 9th, 1868. Object: the main¬ tenance of a fair rate of wages and the welfare of the craft generally ; total membership 41. Thomas J. Webb president; James Ronan, vice- president; J. C. R. Taylor, corres¬ ponding and recording secretary; Howard P. Cooke, treasurer. Mechanic's Union, No. 1—Stated meetings first Monday in each month; organized February, 1869. Henry G. Frazer, president; James L Mash- burn, J. Powell Reed and R. H. Sweeny, vice-presidents; Ed. A. Loyal, secretary; O. E. Johnson, treasurer. Trustees--H. B. Bize and S- D. Hutson. Committee on Letters—F. R. Salvo, M. Harris and J. H. Roberts. Committee on Relief—W. H. Wood, J. B. Forbes, C. McK. Grant, C. J. Jackson and S. Welling. U. S. LOCAL OFFICERS, ETC. Court House, 45 Meeting. Commissioners—J. E. Hagood, Daniel Horlbeck and E. M. Seabrook. Circuit Court—Convenes first Monday in April at Charleston, and fourth Monday in November at Co¬ lumbia. Hon. Hugh L. Bond, judge, residence Baltimore, Md ; L. C. Nor¬ throp, district attorney; James E. Hagood, clerk ; Edward H. Hogarth, deputy; Robert M. Wallace, mar¬ shal ; William D Hannifin and An¬ drew M. Morgland, deputies. District Court—(Eastern Dis¬ trict.) Sessions: first Mondays of January, May, July and October, at Charleston. (Western District.) first Monday of August, at Green¬ ville. Hon. George S Bryan, judge; L. C- Northrop, district attorney; Daniel Horlbeck, clerk ; Philip H. Jatho, deputy ; Robert M. Wallace, marshal; William D. Hannifin and Andrew M. Moreland, deputies. Custom House—New government building, situated on East Bay street, foot of Market, not yet ready for oc¬ cupancy ; the offices at present located in the Post Office building, East Bay, east end of Broad. Office hours 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. H. G. Worthington, collector; J. W. Rawlings, deputy; John Macqueen, auditor ; Theodore G. Boag, appraiser ; E G. Hoffman, chief inspector and boarding officer; A. A. Aspinall. J. C. Bonsall and T. B.- Kent, inspectors ; E. S. Jennison, foreign entry clerk ; William H. Ber- ney, general clerk ; F. H. Carmand, registry clerk ; Eugene Kent, weigher and gauger; W. L. Smith, store¬ keeper; Warren Minton, messenger; A. C. O. Kidd, janitor; P. M. Greg- orie, A. W. Gurney and J. B. Mor¬ ris, watchmen. Internal Revenue—District of South Carolina, E. M. Brayton, col¬ lector, Columbia; C. M. Carpenter, chief deputy, 1st Division, Charles¬ ton. Office Court House. Light House Engineers—Office 45 Broad. W. A. Jones, Captain U- S. A., light house engineer, 6th die- Charleston City Directory. 67 trict; Richard Gowers and B. B. Smith, assistants. Light House Inspector—Office 30£ Broad. A. E. K. Benham, Capt. U. S. N., light house inspector, 6th district. Register in Bankruptcy — Ephraim M. Seabrook, Court House, 45 Meeting. Shipping Commissioner — James Brannon. 137 East Bay. Signal Service Bureau—East Bay, south-west corner Broad. M. Mc- Gauran, observer; J. B. Pleasants, assistant. Steamboat Inspectors—Office 60 East Bay. Ellicott E. Hewes, in¬ spector of boilers; William Kirk- wood, inspector of hulls. U. S. Arsenal—(Known also as Charleston Barracks). Established in 1836 Situated near the Ashley River ; bounded north by Bee street, "east by President, and south by Doughty; containing (11 J) eleven and one-eighth acres, and at present the headquarters of the 5th regiment U. S. Artillery, garrisoned by battery "E" of said regiment. Colonel Henry J. Hunt, brevet major-general com¬ manding ; Frank Thorp, first lieuten¬ ant and R. Q. M.; E. R. Hills, first- lieutenant and adjutant; D. H. Kin- zie, captain and brevet major ; T R. Adams, first lieutenant, and Granger Adams, second lieutenant. COUNTY OF CHARLES¬ TON. Charleston, the county seat. Offices principally located in Fire-proof building, Chalmers, south-east corner Meeting, and the Court House, Meet¬ ing, north-west corner Broad. This County was formerly called "Charles¬ ton District," composed of a number of parishes, until the reconstruction act of April 16th, 1868, abolished said parishes, and formed the whole under the name of Charleston County. Auditor—W. G. Eason. Ap¬ pointed by Governor Wade Hampton; term of office subject to the will of the chief magistrate. Salary $2,000; bond $10,000.. Clerk of Court—John H. Osten- dorffi Elected November 7th, 1876, for four years. Salary, fees; bond $20,000. Coroner—M. H. Collins. Elected November 7th, 1876, for four years. Salary, fees ; bond $10,000. Commissioners — Louis Dunne- mann, George I. Cunningham and W- H Thompson. Elected Novem¬ ber 7th, 1876, for two years. Bonds $10,000 each. William E. Milligan, clerk. * Register Mense Conveyance— W. J. McKinlay. Elected by Legis¬ lature for four years ; term expires at next General Assembly. Salary, fees; bond $5,000. School Commissioner—Joseph E. Hayne. Elected November 7th, 1876, for two years. Salary, $1,200 ; bond $2,500. Sheriff—C. C- Bowen. Elected November 7th, 1876, for four years. Salary, fees ; bond $25,000. 1 Solicitor—W. St. Julien Jervey. Appointed by Governor Wade Hamp¬ ton to fill vacancy occasioned by re¬ moval of former incumbent. Term expires in 1880. Salary, $2,000; bond, $5,000. Treasurer— Peter C. Gaillard. Appointed by Governor Wade Hamp¬ ton ; term of office subject to the will of the chief magistrate. Salary, $2,000; bond, $50,000. STATE OF SOUTH CARO¬ LINA. Columbia, the seat of Government* State officers elected November 7th > 1876, for two years. CHIEF EXECUTIVE. Governor—Hon. Wade Hampton. Salary $3,500. Wade H. Manning, private secretary; salary $1,275. Lieutenant-Governor—W. D. Simpson ; salary $2,500. DEPARTMENT OFFICERS. Adjutant and Inspector Gen¬ eral—E. W. Moise ; salary $1,200 Attorney General—James Con¬ ner ; salary $2,100- Comptroller—Johnson Hagood salary $2,100. 68 Charleston City Directory. Secretary op State—R. M. Sims ; salary $2,100. Superintendent of Education. H. S. Thompson; salary $1,875. Treasurer—S. L Leaphart; sal¬ ary $1,800. JUDICIARY. CIRCUIT COURTS. (It will be observed that no solici¬ tors are reported except for the 1st, 2d and 5th circuits. This omission is caused by the fact that the elections are considered illegal and the offices are to be filled by the Governor's ap¬ pointment.) First Circuit—J. P. Reed, judge; W. St. Julien Jervev, solicitor. Court of General Sessions—'Meets at Charleston for Charleston County, first Monday in February, dune and November; at Orangeburg for Orangeburg County, first Monday in January, May and October. Court of Common Pleas—Meets at Charleston for Charleston County, second Monday in February, June and November; at Orangeburg for Orangeburg County, Wednesday after first Monday in January, May and October. Second Circuit—P. L. Wiggins, judge ; F. H. Gantt, solicitor. Court of General Sessions—Meets at Aiken for Aiken County, first Mon¬ day in February, June and Septem- der; at Barnwell for Barnwell County, third Monday in February, second Monday in June, and third Monday in September; at Beaufort for Beaufort County, fourth Monday in June and third Monday in October. Court of Common Pleas—Meets at Aiken for Aiken County, Wednesday following first Monday in February and September; at Barnwell for Barnwell County, Wednesday follow¬ ing third Monday in February and September ; at Beaufort for Beaufort County, Wednesday following third Monday in March and October. Third Circuit—A. J. Shaw, judge. Court of General Sessions—Meets at Sumter for Sumter County, first Monday in February, June and Sep¬ tember ; at Manning for Clarendon County, third Monday in February, second Monday in June, and third Monday in September; at Kingstree for Williamsburg County, first Mon¬ day in March, third Monday in June and first Monday in October; at Georgetown for Georgetown County, first Monday after fourth Monday in March, June and October. Court of Common Pleas—Meets at Sumter for Sumter County, on Wednesday following first Monday in February and September; at Manning for Clarendon County, Wednesday following third Mon¬ day in February and September; at I^ingstree, for Williamsburg County, Wednesday following first Monday in March and October; at Georgetown for Georgetown Coun¬ ty, Wednesday following the Monday after fourth Monday in March and October. Fourth Circuit—C. P. Townsend, judge. Court of General Sessions—Meets at Chesterfield C. H. for Chesterfield County, first Monday in February, June and September ; at Bennetlsville for Marlboro County, third Monday in February, second Monday in June and third Monday in September; at Darlington for Darlington County, first Monday in March, third Mon¬ day in June and first Monday in Oc¬ tober ; at Marion for Marion County, third Monday in March, fourth Mon¬ day in June and third Monday in Oc¬ tober ; at Conwayboro for Horry County, on Monday after third Mon¬ day in March and October. Court of Common Pleas—Meets at Chesterfield C- H. for Chesterfield County, on Wednesday following first Monday in February and September; at Bennettsville for Marlboro County, on Wednesday following third Mon¬ day in February and September; at Darlington for Darlington County, on Wednesday following first Monday in March and October ; At Marion for Marion County, on Wednesday following third Monday in March and October: at Conwayboro for Horry. County, on Wednesday follow- Charleston City Directory. 69 ing third Monday in March and Oc¬ tober. Fifth Circuit—J. B. Kershaw, judge ; J. R. Abney, solicitor. Court of General Sessions—Meets at Cainden for Kershaw County, first Monday in February, June and Sep¬ tember ; at Lexington for Lexington County, third Monday in February, second Monday in June and third Monday in September; at Edgefield for Edgefield County, first Monday in March, third Monday in June and first Monday in October ; At Col¬ umbia for Richland County, fourth Monday in March, first Monday in July and fourth Monday in October. Court of Common Pleas—Meets at Camden, for Kershaw County, on Thursday following first Monday in February and September^ at Lexing¬ ton for Lexington County, on Wed¬ nesday following third Monday in February and September; at Edge¬ field for Edgefield County, second Monday in March and October; at Columbia for Richland County, first Monday after fourth Monday in March, second Monday in July and first Monday after fourth Monday in October. Sixth Circuit—T. J. Mackey, judge. Court of General Sessions—Meets at Yorkville for York County, first Mon¬ day in February and September; at Lancaster for Lancaster County third Monday in February, second Monday in June and third Monday in September ; at Chester for Chester County, first Monday in March, third Monday in June and first Wednesday in October; at Winnsboro for Fair¬ field County, third Monday in March, fourth Monday in June and third Monday in October. Court of Common Pleas—Meets at Yorkville for York County, on Wed¬ nesday following first Monday in February and September; at Lan¬ caster for Lancaster County, on Wed¬ nesday following third Monday in February and September ; at Chester for Chester County, on Wednesday following first Monday in March and October; at Winnsboro for Fairfield County, on Wednesday following third Monday in March and October. Seventh Circuit—L. C. Northrop, judge. (Recently appointed District- Attorney by the President ) Court of General Sessions—Meets at Newberry for Newberry County, first Monday in February, June and September; at Laurens for Laurens County, third Monday in February, second Monday in June and third Monday in September ; at Union for Union County, first Monday in March, third Monday in June and first Mon¬ day in October ; at Spartanburg for Spartanburg County, third Monday in March, fourth Monday in June and third Monday in October. Court of Common Pleas—Meets at Newberry for Newberry County, on Wednesday following first Monday in February and September ; at Lau¬ rens for Laurens County, on Wednes¬ day following third Monday in Feb¬ ruary and September ; at Union for Union County, on Wednesday fol¬ lowing first Monday in March and October ; at Spartanburg for Spartan¬ burg County, on Wednesday follow¬ ing third Monday in March and Oc¬ tober. Eighth Circuit—T. H. Cooke, judge. Court of General Sessions—Meets at Abbeville for Abbeville County, first Monday in February, June and Sep¬ tember; at Anderson for Anderson County, third Monday in February, second Monday in June and third Monday in September ; at Walhalla for Oconee County, first Monday in March, third Monday in June and first Monday in October ; at Pickens for Pickens County, third Monday in March, fourth Monday in June and third Monday in October ; at Green¬ ville for Greenville County, on Mon¬ day after fourth Monday in March, first Monday in July and on Monday after fourth Monday in October. Court of Common Pleas—Meets at Abbeville for Abbeville County, on Wednesday following first Monday in February and September; at An¬ derson for Anderson County, on Wednesday following third Monday in February and September ; at Wal- 70 Charleston City Directory. halla for Oconee County, on Wednes¬ day following first Afonday in March and October ; at Pickens for Pickens County, on Wednesday following third Monday in March and October; at Greenville for Greenville County, on Wednesday following the Monday after fourth Monday in March, sec¬ ond Monday in July and on Wednes¬ day following the Monday after fourth Monday in October. Legislative. The General Assembly, with P. 0■ Ad¬ dress of each member. SENATE. (Arranged alphabetically bynames.) I. Bird Fairfield R. E. Bowen Pickens W. L. Buck, Horry A. P. Butler Aiken Gabriel Cannon Spartanburg T. Carter Kershaw F. A. Clinton Lancaster John R. Cochran Anderson W- C. Coker Darlington H. C. Corwin Newberry T. J. Counts Barnwell S. S. Crittenden Greenville S. L. Duncan Orangeburg William A. Evans Chesterfield S. E. Gaillard Charleston M. W. Gary Edgefield Samuel Green Beaufort R. G. Howard Marion T. B. Jeter Union WT- E. Johnston Sumter J. W. Livingston Oconee H. J. Maxwell Marlboro J. C Maxwell Abbeville W- R. Meetze Lexington William T. Meyers Colleton W. B. Nash Richland S- A. Swails Williamsburg William N. Taft Charleston R- P. Todd Laurens William A. Walker Chester J. D. Warley Clarendon B. H. Williams Georgetown T. J. Witherspoon York house. List here given alphabetically by counties. Abbeville—William K. Bradley, Long Cane; F. A. Conner, Cokes- bury ; Robert R. Hemphill, Abbe¬ ville C. H.; William Hood, Due West; T. L. Moore, 96 T. O. ^ Aiken—L. M- Asbill. Ridge Spring ; J. G. Guignard, Williston ; C. E Sawyer, Merritt's Bridge : Woodward, Montmorenci. Anderson—W. C. Brown, Belton! James L. Orr, Anderson C. H.; B. W. Simpson, Pendleton ; R. H. Van- diver, Townville. Barnwell—Robert Aldrich, Barn¬ well C. H.; I. S. Bamberg, Bam¬ berg; John W. Holmes, Williston; M- A. Rountree, Hattieville ; L. W. Youmans, Campbellton. Beaufort—Hastings Gantt, Beau¬ fort ; Thomas Hamilton, Ashepoo; T. E Miller, Grahamville; N. B. Myers, Gillisonville; George A. Reed, Gardner's Corner; Joseph Robinson, Beaufort. Charleston—G L. Buist, David W. Erwin, J. F. Ficken, GeorgeS. Hacker, Kinloch. Christopher G. Memminger, B. O'Neill, R. B. Rhett, B. H. Rutledge, C H. Simon- ton, A. T. Smythe, and R D. White, Charleston ; Edward Hall, Mt. Plea¬ sant. Chester— Purvis Alexander, Sam¬ uel Coleman and Hemphill, Chester C- H. Chesterfield—J. C. Coit, Che- raw ; D. T. Redfram, Chesterfield C. H. Clarendon—H. Boston, Fulton; Syfax Milton, Kingstree. Colleton—H. E. Bissell, Green Point; J.N. Cummings, Ridgeville; Robert Jones, Folks Mill; William Maree, Jacksonboro; L. E Parlee, George Station. Darlington—Richard H. Hum¬ bert, S. J. Keith, Jackson A. Smith, Zachariah Wones, Darlington C. H. Edgefield—W. S. Allen, Fruit Hill ; Callison, Longmires; T. E. Jennings. Tucker's Pond ; H. A. Shaw, Hamburg; J. C. Sheppard, Edgefield. Fairfield—Thomas S. Brice, Youngesville ; Henry A. Gaillard, Winnsboro; P. R. Martin, Alston. Georgetown—C. S. Green and P- K. Kinloch, Georgetown. Charleston City Directory. 71 Greenville—J. T. Austin, Green¬ ville; J. F. Donald, Grove Station; J. W. Gray, Greenville. Horry—L. C. Bryan, Little River; J- R. Cooper, Conwayboro. Kershaw—E. H. Dibble, R. D. Gaither and A. W. Hough, Camden. Lancaster—J. C. Blakeney, Tax- ahaw; John B. Erwin, Lancaster Court House. Laurens — D. W. Anderson, Waterloo; J. B. Humbert, Tumbling Shoals; J. W. Watts, Martin's Depot, Lexington—G- Leaphart and G. Muller, Columbia. Marion—J. G. Blue and J P. Davis, Marion C. H.; James McRae, Carolina; R. H. Rogers, Nichols. Marlboro'—Thomas W Edens, Clio ; P. M. Hamer, Bennettsville. Newberry—S S. Bridges, Pros¬ perity ; Thomas Keitt, Newberry. Oconee—B. Frank Sloan, Seneca City ; John S. Verner, Walhalla. Orangeburg — C. W. Caldwell, Samuel Dibble, Ellis Forrest and Shadrach Morgan, Orangeburg C. H.; W. H. Reedish, Branchville. Pickens—E. H. Bates, George's Creek; D. F. Bradley, Pickens C. H. Richland — Andrew W. Curtis, William M. Lowman, C. S- Minort, R. J. Palmer and James Wells, Co¬ lumbia. Spartanburg—E. S Allen, Wood¬ ruff's; W. P. Compton, New Prospect; Charles Petty, Limestone Spring; John W- Wofford, Spartanburg. Sumter — William J. Andrews, John H. Femter and John H. West- berry, Sumter C. H. . Union—William Jeffries, Gaff- ney's; G. D. Peake, Union C. H- Williamsburg—John Evans and William Scott, Williamsburg C. H. ; T.' F. Peterson, Kingstree. York—W- B. Byers, Gutliries- ville ; J. A. Seal, Whitaker; A. E. Hutchinson, Rock Hill; B. H. Mas- sey, Fort Mills. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Chief Executive—Cabinet. President—Rutherford B. Hayes, of Ohio. Term ends March 4th, 1881. Salary $50,000. Vice-President—-William A. Wheeler of New York Term ends March 4th, 1881. Salary $10,000. Secretary op State—Wm. M. Evarts,of New York. Salary $10,000. Secretary op the Treasury— John Sherman, of Ohio. Salary $10,000. Secretary op War—George W. McCreary, of Iowa. Salary $10,000. Secretary op the Navy—R. W. Thompson, of Indiana. Salary $10- 000. Secretary op the Interior— Carl Schurz, of Missouri. Salary $10,000. Postmaster General—David M. Key, of Tennessee. Salary $10,000. Attorney General—Charles Devens, of Massachusetts. Salary $10,000. Courts and Judges—Su¬ preme Court. chief justices. Morrison R. Waite, Toledo, Ohio. Salary $10,500. associate justices. Nathan Clifford, Portland, Maine. Salary $10,000- Ward Hunt, New York. Salary $10,000. William Strong, Philadelphia, Pa. Salary $10,000. Joseph P- Bradley, Newark, N. J. Salary $10,000. Noah H. Swayne, Columbus, Ohio. Salary $10,000-, Samuel F. Miller, Keokuk,- Iowa. Salary $10,000. Stephen J. Field, San Francisco, Cal. Salary $10,000. Samuel F. Phillips, solicitor gen¬ eral, Washington, D. C. Salary $7,500. 72 Charleston City Directory. CIRCUIT JUDGES. First Circuit, George F. Shepley, of Portland, Me.; Second, Alexander S- Johnson, of New York ; Third. William McKennon, of Washington Pa.; Fourth, Hugh L. Bond, of Bal¬ timore, Md.; Fifth, Wm- B. Woods, of Montgomery, Ala.; Sixth, vacant; Seventh, Thomas Drummond, of Chicago. 111.; Eighth, John F. Dil¬ lon, of Dubuque, Iowa; Ninth, Lo¬ renzo Sawyer of San Francisco, Cal- Salaries 15,000 each. Court of Claims—Charles D. Drake, chief justice; Edward G. Loring, E. Peck, C. C. Nott, Wm- A. Richardson, judges. Archibald Hop¬ kins, chief clerk. The Court holds its sessions in the Capitol, at Wash¬ ington, D. C. Commissioners Court of Claims —John Codman, Boston ; Thomas M. Stetson, New Bedford ; Joseph B. F. Osgood, Salem ; J. Henry Hill, Wor¬ cester. United States Marshal—Alex¬ ander Sharpe. Department and General Officers. Treasurer of the United States—A. U. Wyman. Commissioner of Internal Rev¬ enue—Green B. Ea# m. Comptroller of the Currency —John J. Knox. Commissioner of Agriculture— Frederick Watts. Commissioner of Patents—R. H. Duell. Commissioner of Pensions—John A. Bentley. Commissioner of Education— J. Eaton. Commissioner of Land Office— James A Williamson. Commissioner of Indian Office —John Q. Smith. Superintendent of Coast Sur¬ vey—Carlisle P. Patterson. Librarian of Congress—A. R. Spofford. Officers and Members of Congress. Officers of the Senate—Wil. liam A. Wheeler, president; George C. Gorham, secretary ; Wm. J. Mc¬ Donald, chief clerk ; JohnR. French, sergeant-at-arms; W. H. McGuire, postmaster ; Geo. S. Wagner, libra¬ rian ; Rev. Byron Sunderland, chap¬ lain. Officers of the House—Samuel J. Randall, speaker; George M. Adams, of Kentucky, clerk; John G. Thompson, of Ohio, sergeant-at-arms; John H. Patterson, doorkeeper; James Stewart, of Virginia, postmas¬ ter ; John D. Young, librarian ; Rev. J. L. Townsend, chaplain. Forty-fifth Congress. Figures after Senators' names show the date when term expires; after representatives', show the number of district. Senators' names in italic.' alabama. George E■ Spencer 79 John T Morgan 83 John T. Jones 1 Hilary A. Herbert 2 Jere N. Williams 3 Charles M. Shelley 4 Robert F. Ligon 5 Goldsmith W. Hewett 6 W. H. Forney 7 W. W. Garth 8 arkansas. S. W- Dorsey. 79 A- II. Garland 83 Lucius C- Gause 1 William F- Slemons 2 N. B. Stuart 3 Thomas A. Gunter 4 california. Aaron A. Sargeant 79 Newton Booth 81 Horace Davis 1 H. Frank Page 2 John K. Luttrell 3 R. Pacheco 4 colorado. J. B. Chaffee 79 Henry M. Teller 83 James R. Bedford 1 Charleston City Directory. 73 CONNECTICUT. W. H. Barnum 79 Wm. W. Eaton 81 Geo. M. Landers 1 James Phelps 2 John T. Wait 3 Levi Warner 4 DELAWARE. Eli Saulsbury 83 Thomas F Bayard 81 James Williams 1 FLORIDA. S. B. Conover 79 Charles W. Jones 81 William J- Purnam 1 H. Bisbee, Jr 2 GEORGIA. John B. Gordon 79 Benj H Hill 83 Julian Hartridge 1 William E. Smith 2 Philip Cook 3 Henry R. Harris 4 M. A. Candler 5 James H. Blount 6 W. H. Felton 7 Alexander H. Stephens 8 Hiram P. Bell 9 ILLINOIS. Richard J. Oglesby 79 David Davis 83 William Aldrich 1 C H. Harrison 2 Lorenzo Brentano 3 William Lathrop 4 Horatio C. Burchard 5 Thomas J. Henderson 6 Philip C. Hays 7 Greenbury L. Fort 8 Thomas A. Boyd 9 J. H. Hungate 10 R. W Knapp 11 Wm. N. Springer 12 Thomas F. Tipton.... 13 Joseph G. Cannon 14 John R. Eden 15 F. M. Ashcraft 16 Wm. R. Morrison 17 William Hartsell 18 Wm. B. Anderson 19 INDIANA. Oliver P Morton 79 Joseph E. McDonald 81 B. S Fuller 1 James R. Cobb 2 George A. Bicknell....ft 3 Leonidas Sexton 4 Thomas M. Browne 5 M. S. Robinson 6 John Hanna 7 Morton C. Hunter 8 Michael C- White 9 H. Calkins 10 Jas. L- Evans 11 Andrew H. Hamilton 12 John H. Baker 13 IOWA. William B. Allison, 79 S. K. Kirkwood 83 J. C. Stone 1 Hiram Price 2 Theo. W. Burdick 3 N. C- Deering 4 Rush Clark 5 Ezekiel S Sampson 6 H. J. B. Cummings 7 W. T. Sapp 8 Addison Oliver 9 KANSAS. John J. Ingalls 79 Preston B■ Plumb 83 Wm. A- Philips 1 Dudley C Haskell 2 Thomas Ryan 3 KENTUCKY. Thomas C■ McCreery 79 James B. Beck 83 A R Boone 1 James McKenzie 2 J. U. Caldwell 3 J. P. Knott 4 Albert S. Willis 5 John G. Carlisle 6 J. C. S. Blackburn 7 Milton J Durham 8 Thomas Turner 9 John B. Clark 10 LOUISIANA. Contested 79 Contested 83 R. L. Gibson 1 E. J. Ellis... 2 C. B. Darrall 3 Contested 4 J. E Leonard 5 Chas. E. Nash 6 MAINE. Hannibal Hamlin 81 James G. Blaine 83 Thomas B. Reed 1 74 Charleston City Directory. Wm. P. Frye*i Stephen D. Lindsay Lewellyn Powers Eugene Hale MARYLAND. George R. Dennis Wm. P. Whyte Daniel M Henry Chas B. Roberts William Kimmell Thos. Swann Eli J. Hinkle William Walsh MASSACHUSETTS. Henry L. Dawes George F. Hoar Wm. W. Crapo ••••■ Benj. W. Harris Walbridge A. Field Leopold A. Morse N. K. Banks George B. Loring Benjamin F. Butler Wiiliam Claflin William W- Rice Amasa Norcross George D. Robinson MICHIGAN. Isaae P. Christiancy Thomas W. Ferry Alpheus S. Williams Edwin Willits J. H. McGowan E. W. Keightley John W. Stone Mark S. Brewer Omer D. Conger....1. C. C. Ellsworth a Jay A. Hubbell MINNESOTA. S. J. R. McMillan Wm. Windom Mark H. Bunnell H. B. Strait J. H. Stewart MISSISSIPPI. B. K Bruce L. Q. C Lamar H. L. Muldrow Van H. Madding Hernando B. Money Otio R. Singleton Charles E. Hooker James R. Chalmers MISSOURI. Vacant 79 Frank M. Crockett 81 Anthony Ittner 1 Nathan Cole 2 L S. Metcalfe 3 Robert A- Hatcher 4 Richard P. Bland 5 Charles H. Morgan 6 T. T. Crittenden 7 B. J. Franklin. 8 David Rea 9 Henry M. Pollard 10 John B. Clark, Jr 11 John M. Glover 12 Aylett H. Buckner 13 NEBRASKA. Algernon S. Paddock 81 Alvin Saunders 83 Frank Welsh 1 NEVADA. John P. Jones 79 William Sharon 81 Thomas Wrenn 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE. Bainbridge Wadleigh 79 E. H. Rollins..+ 81 Frank Jones 1 • Briggs 2 Henry M. Blair 3 NEW JERSEY. Theo F. Randolph 81 J. R. McPherson 83 Clement H. Sinnickson 1 J Howard Pugh 2 Miles Ross 3 Alva A. Clark 4 Augustus W. Cutler 5 Thomas B. Peddie 6 Aug. A. Hardenberg...* 7 NEW YORK. Roscoe Conkling 79 Francis Kernan 81 James W. Covert 1 William D. Veeder 2 S. B. Chittenden 3 Archibald M. Bliss..... 4 Nicholas Mutler .*. 5 Samuel S. Cox 8 Anthony EickhofF 7 Anson G. McCook 8 Fernando Wood 9 Abram S. Hewitt 1" Benjamin A. Willis-. H G N. Potter 12 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 .79 .81 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 , 6 .81 .83 , 1 . 2 . 3 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 .10 .11 .81 .83 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 .81 .83 . 1 . 2 . 3 .81 .83 . 1 . 2 . 3 .. 4 .. 5 .. 6 Charleston City Directory. 75 H. Ketchum 13 George M Beebe 14 Stephen L. Mayhem 15 Terrence C. Quinn 16 M. I. Townsend 17 Andrew Williams... 18 Arnaziah B. Jones 19 John H. Starin 20 Solomon Bundy 21 George A. Bagley 22 W. J. Bacon 23 William H. Baker 24 Frank Hiscock 25 John H. Camp 26 Elbridge G. Laphara 27 Jere W- Dwight 28 J. N. Hungerford 29 E. Kirk Hart 30 Charles E. Benedict 31 D. N. Lockwood 32 G. W. Patterson 33 NORTH CAROLINA. A- S■ Merrimon 79 Matthew W. Ransom 83 J. J. Yeates 1 Curtis H. Brogden 2 Alfred M. Waddell 3 J. J. Davis 4 A. M. Scales 5 Walter S. Steele 6 William M. Bobbins 7 Robert B. Vance 8 OHIO. Stanley Matthews 79 A. G. Thurman 81 Milton Sayler 1 Henry B. Banning 2 Miles Gardner 3 John A. McMalion 4 Americus V. Rice 5 Jacob D. Cox 6 Henry L Dickey 7 J. Warren Keifer 8 James S. Jones 9 Charles Foster 10 Henry S. Neal 11 Thomas Ewing 12 Milton I. Southard 13 E. B. Finlev 14 N. H. Van Voorhes 15 Lorenzo Dan ford 16 William McKinley 17 James Monroe 18 James A. Garfield 19 Amos Townsend 20 OREGON. John Mitchell J 79 Lafayette Grover 83 Richard Williams 1 PENNSYLVANIA. J Don Cameron 79 Wm. A. Wallace 81 Chapman Freeman 1 Charles O'Neill 2 Samuel J. Randall 3 Wm. D. Kelly , 4 Alfred D. Harmer ...■ 5 William Ward , 6 Isaac N. Evans 7 Hiester Clymer 8 A. Herr Smith . 9 S. A. Bridges 10 Francis D. Collins 11 H. B. Wright 12 James B Reilly 13 John W. Killenger 14 Edward Overton 15 John I. Mitchell 16 J. N. Campbell 17 William S. Stenger 18 Levi Maish 19 Levi A. Mackey 20 Jacob Turney 21 Russell Errett 22 Thomas M. Bayne 23 W. S. Shallenberger 24 Harry White 25 J. M. Thompson 26 L. H. Watson 27 RHODE ISLAND. Ambrose E. Burnside ..81 Henry B. Anthony 83 Benj.T. Eames 1 Latimer W. Ballou 2 SOUTH CAROLINA. John J. Patterson 79 M. C Butler ' .83 Joseph H. Rainey 1 Richard H- Cain 2 D. Wyatt Aiken 3 J. K. Evins 4: Robert Small 5 TENNESSEE. James E. Bailey ... 81 Isham G■ Harris * 83 James H. Randolph 1 Jacob M. Thornburg 2 G. G. Dibrell 3 A. Y. Riddle 4 John M. Bright 5 John F. House 6 W. C. Whitthorne 7 J. D. C. Atkins 8 76 Charleston Wm. p. Caldwell 9 H. Casey Young 10 texas. S■ B. Maxey 81 Richard Coke 83 John H. Reagan 1 D. B. Culberson 2 J. W. Throckmorton 3 Roger Q. Mills 4 David C. Giddings • ••• 5 Gustave Schleicher 6 vermont. Justin S■ Mori-ill 79 George F. Edmunds .^...81 Charles H. Joyce 1 Dudley C Denison 2 George W. Hendee 3 virginia. John W. Johnston 77 Robert E. Withers 81 Beverly B Douglass 1 John Goode, Jr 2 Gilbert C- Walker 3 Joseph Jorgensen 4 George C- Cabell 5 J Randolph Tucker 6 John T. Harris 7 Directory. Eppa Hunton 8 A. L. Pridmore 9 "west vikgina. Frank Hereford 81 Henry G. Davis 83 Benjamin Wilson... 1 Benjamin F. Martin 2 John E Kenna 3 wisconsin. Timothy 0. Howe 79 Angus Cameron 81 Charles G. Williams 1 Lucien B. Caswell 2 George C. Hazel ton 3 Wm. Pitt Lynde 4 Edward S. Bragg 5 Gabriel Bouck 6 H. L- Humphries 7 Thad. C. Pound 8 territorial delegates. Arizona.—Hiram S. Stevens Dakotah.—Jefferson P. Kidder. Idaho . Montana.—Martin Maginnis. New Mexico.—Trinidad Romero. Utah.—George Q Cannon. Washington—Orange Jacobs. Wyoming.—William R. Steele. Charleston City Directory. 77 Indebtedness and Rate of Taxation of Principal Cities. NAME. Albany, N. Y Atlanta, 6a.. Augusta, Ga Baltimore, Md Bangor, Me Boston, Mass Brooklyn, N. Y Buffalo, N. Y Charleston, S. C Chicago, 111 Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Detroit, Mich Elizabeth, N. J Galveston, Texas.. Indianapolis, Ind Jersey City, N. J Loq^sville, Ky Memphis, Tenn Milwaukee, Wis Mobile, Ala Nashville, Tenn Newark, N. J New Orleans, La New York. N Y Norfolk, Va Philadelphia, Penn Pittsburg, Penn Portland, Me Providence, R. I Rochester, N. Y San Francisco, Cal Savannah, Ga St. Joseph, Mo St. Louis, Mo St. Paul, Minn Toledo, Ohio TVCTJT $ 3,845,000 about 1,500,000 2,014,750 33,343,251 1,445,000 43,590,497 39,578,100 7,139,291 4,672,663, 16,972,283 23,252,000 8,605,500 2,382,900 4,820,000 873,000 1,455,000 13,967,450 8,258,000 5,831,422 2,292.802 2,200,900 1,671,724 8,805,000 22,689,438 119,928,455 2,201,864 61,514,372 13,533,819 5,550,106 8,300,000 5,579,000 5,-237,500 3,469,300 1,380,900 23,067,000 1,230,262 O ztflK HAH 78' Charleston City Directory. OF THE Jrineipaf pities ffje {Jntfeb ^iabs. *Stars indicate census of 187-5 ; other cities, census of 1870. * Albany, N. Y Allegheny, Penn fAtlanta, Ga fAugusta, Ga Baltimore Md Bangor, Me ^Boston, Mass *Brooklyn,N. Y *Buffalo, N. Y *Cambridge, Mass Charleston, S. 0 Chicago, fll Cincinnati, O ^Cleveland, O Columbus, 0 Concord, N. H Covington,' Ky Davenport, Iowa Dayton Detroit, Mich Dubuque, Iowa Evansville, Ind *Fall Eiver, Mass Harrisburg, Penn *Hartford, Conn Hoboken, N J Indianapolis, Ind Jersey City, N. J Kansas City, Mo Lancaster, Penn ^Lawrence, Mass Leavenworth, Kan.... fLouisville, Ky *Lowell, Mass *Lynn, Mass Manchester, N. H fMemphis, Tenn *Milwaukee, Wis ^Minneapolis, Minn- Mobile, Ala Nashville, Tenn 86,013 52,180 35,956 23,768 267,354 18,289 341,919 484,616 134.573 47,838 52,569 407,667 216,239 136,827 31 274 12,241 24,505 20,038 30,473 79,577 18,434 21,830 45,340 " 23,104 50.941 20,941 48,244 82,546 32,260 20,233 34,916 17,873 159,474 49,688 32,600 23,536 47.385 100,775 32,720 32,044 ■ 25,865 Newark, N. J 105,059 *New Bedford, Mass 1-5.895 New Haven, Conn 50,840 New Orleans, La 191,418 *New York, N. Y 1,046,037 Norfolk, Va 19,229 Omaha, Neb 16,083 *Oswego, N. Y 22,455 PaterSon, N. J 33,579 Peoria, 111 22,849 Petersburg, Ya 18,950 Philadelphia, Penn 674,022 Pittsburgh, Penn 86,075 *Portland, Me 37,000 ^Providence, R. 1 100,675 Quincy, 111 - 24.052 Reading, Penn 33,930 Richmond, Ya 51,038 *Rochester, N. Y 81,673 Sacramento, Cai 16.283 *Salem, Mass 25,958 *San Francisco, Cal 250,000 Savannah, Ga 28,23-5 Scranton, Penn 35,092 *Somerville, Mass 21,868 Springfield, 111 17,364 Springfield, Mass 31 053 St. Joseph, Mo 19,565 *St. Louis, Mo 400,000 *St. Paul, Minn 33,237 *Syracuse, N. Y 48,315 *Taunton, Mass 20,445 Terre Haute, Ind 16,103 Toledo, 0 31,584 Trenton, N. J 22,874 *Troy, N. Y 48,82] *Utica, N. Y 32,070 Washington, D. C 109,199 Wheeling, W. Ya 19,280 Wilmington. Del 30,84l *Worcester. Mass 49,317 f Census of 1877. (79; Sinn 4 |iki SHORTEST ROUTE & QUICKEST TIME via A. C. L. BETWEEN FLORIDA POINTS AND NEW YORK, PHIUDELPHIi, RALTIMGRE £ EHIMD, TIME AS SHORT BETWEEN FLORIDA POINTS & THE WEST .AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE. DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS, CARRYING U. S. MAIL. ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. PASSENGERS GO THROUGH BETWEEN CHARLESTON ©SAVANNAH® AUGUSTA. without -< » S. C. BOYLSTON, G. F. & T. A. C. S. GADSDEN, Eng. & buptc (80) Arkansas and Texas Short Line CONNECTION COMPLETE. Only Direct All Rail Route —TO LITTLE ROCK, Kensett, Newport, Hot Springs, Arkadelphia, Fulton, Texarkana, Jefferson, Shreveport, Marshall, Longview, Dallas, Sher¬ man, Denison, Palestine, Hearne, Waco, Houston, Richmond, Eagle Lake„ Columbus, Weimar, Schulenberg, Flatonia, Harwood, Luling, San Antonio, Galveston, And all Intermediate Points in Arkansas and Texas, DIRECT CONNECTION and South, on CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD. jggg?1' Passengers reach Jacksonport and, Batesville via New¬ port, and Searcy via Kensett; Pine Bluff via Little Bock, and Clarendon and Augusta via Brinkley. ALSO, in same Depot at ARGENTA with Trains on LITTLE ROCK & FORT SMITH RAILROAD for Lewisburg, Russelville, Dar- danelle, Clarksville, Van Buren, Fort Smith, Etc. Pullman Fakes Sleeping Cars en ail light Train, TlironA from Chattanooga to Little Bock Without Change. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA MEMPHIS. M. S.-JAY, G-en'l Pass. & Ticket Agt., LITTLE ROCK. M. B. PBICHABD, Gen'l Manager, LITTLE ROCK. (81> FASBIONABXs^ HAT EMUPORtXJ JKE, WhiteHL Hughes, DEALERS IN Lai a sea Kiinsra- street- opposite IIASEL. . - j ' UM£|RI3l,IU.A3 IVEAofe ANi ilPAlREg TO ORSEEl. e(k?ljte r 1& SO^SPXfil — o * Representiig tie LSAS1S6 lOlSpla their respective Maes. W. P. RUSSELL.& CO, "i Trtt> bis ami i iff MANUFACTURERS OF BUILDING MATERIAL (GENERALLY, DOOESjSASH, -BLINDS, MOLDINOS, See. -2 Si i HASEL, cor. Concord St., CHARLESTONS. C. (82) ®c H0> ®a> Ioani®™sf tl0 • - Banking Office; 17 Broad Street, E, H. Frost, President. Francis A. Mitchem., CasMer. Present Authorized Capital, $§00,000 under Charter from the 'State. Receives deposits, discounts ^aper, Buys and Sells Foreign & ^Domestic Exchange, 'And will attend to COLLECTIONS throughout the South. New York Correspondent, The American-Exchange National Bank. G. L. BUIST.' ' W. B. "WILLIAMS, - - WM. L. WEBB. E. H. FROST. ~ (_ E. WALTJEN. - G. II. WALTER. • \ W. J. MIDDLETON. " ' H., H. DELEON, " J. C. H. CLAUSSEN. - A. CAN ALE. C. G.JMEMMIN GER. C. G. DUCKER. - E. G. WILLIAMS. XTISriTElD STATES DEPOSI^ARX: ' ■ 1 c. 0. WITTE, President: H.- G. LOPER, Cashier. J. F. ROBERTS, Asst. Cashier, c. o. WITTE. W. G.-BEE. WM. AIRE Mr A. GAGE. EBEOTORS. A. S. BROWN. B. BOLLMAN. - J. S. GIBBES. "J. S. RIGGS. T. R. McGAHAN. G. W. WITTE. W. K. RYAN. ' " INCORPORATED 1836.' ' -NAtfONAtT^NKING ASSOCIATION. r' ^ « H r A. _S. ^JOHNSTON, President. , - . ,s~ ' 'T'! . - VVfa. -EC'BURDEN-,- Cashier. - C -T.\a1 HONOUR, Asst. Cashier. DIREG1?© H sir .c J. R. BOYLSTON. / ' HENRY GOURDIN. W. B. BURDEN. w. p. hallf W. O. COURTNEY. Y A. S. JOHNSTON. r. siegling. ', -* 1 -a. s. smith. * * ' "William thayer. A.;H."HAYDEN. Y r > \ ^ " „ ' - . R. H.. McDOWELL^"Jr. . A. ' H H AYDEN & GO. - ; Y J ; V- No. 30 BROAD ST., ; £ , ' •" V" :€ H. A R L\E S.rO N S'. - \ JBTXJEfc ^ 1 ./ V L;' JStnaMsurance Company-ofHartford, Conn. - y, '' v1 'i e Assets, $6,v686^BQ9.6G• Hartford Fire insurance Company of Hartford,ConnT ■ 1 " '- "n " Assets., $3,273,868.88 C6nnecticut Eire Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. . _ _ " , Assets, $1,862,843.83 New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Bpston, Mass. s • > ' \ - . " . - Y Assets, $13,871,040.31 Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. ■: - " , " ' Y ' ■' Assets, $44,020,146.47 Capital Represented, over (69,000,000) Sixty-Nine Millions. " (84) CO CHRAN & ALEXANDER, 26 BROAD ST, CHARLESTON, S. C, General Commission Agents WILL PURCHASE AND DISPOSE OF AT PRIVATE SALE OR AT AUCTION, Bonds,. Stocks and Meal Estate. A. S. BROWN & CO. Successors to T. M. BRISTOLL, & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN A. S. BROWN. C. T. DUNHAM. T. C. RYAN. 145 IVEEETinsra- STREET, Charleston,) §* Q* FAtl,, 1877 i are now opening, a Large and Ne and Trunks, FOR FALL TRADE. Orders promptly tilled ancTall Goods with our Brand warranted. We have received and are now opening, a Large and New Stock of Boots, Shoes and Trunks, FOR FALL TRADE. D. F. FLEMING dL CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF Boots, Shoes Trunks, No. 2 HAYNE STREET, CORNER OF CHURCH STREET, JAMES M. WILSON. CHARLESTON, S. C. S. M. BRISTOLL, FASHIONABLE BOOT, SHOE, 1 AJSD TRUNK EUPORXUBI, (SIGN CF BIG BOOT), No. 250 (BEND) KING_SJ„ CHARLESTON. S. 0. STOCK REPLENISHED WEEKLY BY STEAMERS !><§)- jm,®' nupaN ^:€t© w®f- WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ' \ J ■ i , No. 21 HAYNE STREET. ■ J f^ELSC JvEWIS J^ELSO jSAMUEL ^fc~ J^ELSON. 1 )N. j f vgHARLESIOfe §0. §A. NIPSON & RAHMING. r ttfi Stirr5 233 KING STREET, r > J^EAR ^AFy^ETj -jPHAF^L-ESTpN, jSv Particular - attention-"" given- to filling of Orders, and all Goods; - ' GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. Z. V Xj& VHOWfcSALE AND RETAIL No. 60 TRADD STREET,' - CKARI>E9TOH, S. C; - - SPECIALTIES : Millar'& Seed Biscuits arid Buchheit's Improved Family Bread. ^ ~ , (86) «UILB JE W DEPOT 94 & 96 .CHURCH STREET. Lime, Cement, Plaster, Laths, Shingles, Tile, Bricks, Drain Pipe, Chimney Tops, Lumber, Flooring, and Builders' Material generally. ALSO— GRATES AND MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS. HUGER & RAVENEL, >®8REPRESENT©©4. LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, London „...Total Assets, 114,083,400 INSURANCE CO., OP NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia.... Assets, 6,500,000 QUEEN (FIRE) INSURANCE CO., Liverpool and London ...Total Assets, 10,000,000 SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO., Mass Assets, 1,500,000 NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., Baltimore Assets, 273,000 CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., Richmond.^. Assets, 233,000 HOWARD INSURANCE CO., of New York : Assets, 793,913 TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS. CO., Hartford Assets, 4,205,000 ORIENT MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE CO., New York Assets, 2,000.000 -^210. 8 BaOAD STREET-^- , CHARLESTON, S. C. ^ 'TOP S&NO. 78 MEETING STREET^ Roofing, Plain and Ornamental Plastering, Cisterns Built and Repaired. B©" PKGRtPTL'Vf ATXEGtBEB (87) Manufacturer of and Dealer in "" ' QARRIAGES, " «* BASKET mm, FARM WAGONS, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, ®s*& MmBB QF SOUTHWEST CORNER Meeting Si "Wentworth Sts. ^. ^^ESTON 3 IHWII m AND OOMPA1TY. —~vv'^lr) Hi JilS§H,S EAST BAY, CORNER ~ PIICKSEY STREET, CHARLESTON, S- C. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, President, F. J. PELZER, Vice-President,. p. S. RODGERS, Sec. and Treas., JOHN HANCKEL, Supt. ||p^ ^ DBADEES IN KARNES 3&«<$sss ASiBj w&mms, - Meeting ^t\ebt, JS. p. poR. |entworth, CHABLESTOIf, S. C. (881 A. BRO O^ ITDWAJf (PiRlTJUglCIS. .<92) OTTO SOXT2TTAC, COATS, TESTS -and nicely cleaned, dyed, and pressed. =eas|irji; FADED AND — moulded CLOTHING ' -with the greatest dispatch. No. 34 WENT WORTH STREET, .NeaiH&e.Artesian Well,' S. O. or.:. m. te Ft ry, ?I)t|ij)cr SlrauiOettics ami Trfgctalilfs, • - , dealer in ' - ' ; FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND POULTRY, '' ' ' /No, ® Si1,, ". - 'JJAS.T OF pASTJ3AT, - pHA f^LESTONT: S. J3. T 14 MAKKET, opp! STATE §T; Y^" "s a a p §«]$$ m MAUDFAGTDRERS OF GRIST AND MEAL, (93) C. BART. - H< STEITZ. O, BART <3c CO., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in ^ortigu anil fWtsfir jfraifji, $Ji»ta, ^c. Nos. 55,' 57 & 59 MARKET STREET, - ». o» Jm- TROPICAL FRUIT AA SPECIALTY. "=©8, SHreaWSfcACSja ESfTRRPRISR I WILLIAM MATHER, Proprietor. Bedsteads, fiST <*§1® Sideboards, Bureau's, Vvj*! ,Sj fegl Tables, Wardrobes,- V-/" "f fflP"TO Wire Safes, Washstands, Etc., Etc. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED. - BURMESTER & ZERBST, _ N HI V XD L IIA IA MiAlJil^l! AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PRIOEiEAU, COB, OOB^IS SI?.* OPPOSITE KERR'S WHARF, J NO! dY ZERBST.R'i CHARLESTON', S. C. * »tm ^ ' II . HBBMkw RBLWTIfKL1,' GENERAL - ^prrhanf anil jFacfor KERR'S WHARF, - Dealer in PERUVIAN GUANO, GERMAN KAINIT feALT, NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER, FISH GUANO, and other Fertilizers, ALSO, m£Litv Eto. (94) "WUXjBERN & PIEPER, AND DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, ETC., ( 167 169 EAST BAY, CHARLESTOIT, i. C. HENRY BISCHOFF eg r ^spy AND DEALER IN CAROLINA RISE ^dd. ■df / fi-Hi/ dfj (^ad^ SUtidf CHARLESTON, S.'c. AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN QEOCEBIES, LIQUORS, SESAR5, TOBACCO, CHARLESTON, S. G_ H. GERDTS. j. D, LESEMANN. (95) W. H. CHAFEE. W. H. CHAFEE & CO., T. S. O'BRIEN. r ,Tv® 208 & 207 EAST BAY STREET, -^•CBARLBSTOfir, 8. O.-v^v— ~ AGENTS FOR Exton's Premium7 Trenton Crackers, MePwan's Sparkling Edinburg Ale, — Guinness' Stout, and Bass' Pale Ale. _ f '— OTTO F. "WIETERS, _ t - * WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, c^OEARLESTON, S. - KLINCK, WICKENBERG & CO., IMPORTERS OF FINE WINES LIQUORS'. AND TEAS, V AND DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, •pR^OAD, JL p. pORNER pHtJF^CH pTE^EET, CHARLESTON, S, C. JOHN ORAVER, 1 |j^j * ' ' ' * - *' ' ' ' ' ANd ' LIQUOR DEALER, 886 KJNK* iTOlBT, Corner of Reid. CHARLESTON, C. ■ All Goods packed and delivered free of charge. ~ XKE. L,. ASIXTOIV, $il> | Wf? §WTOfol fw '}$ Wfa?f1 Swammwe €aaszssrojf9 g. (99) -OP THE FOLLOWING- a COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., of London r...Uapital, $12,500,000 Gold Assets, 19,351,671 FIRE ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia Assets, 4,000,000 AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Philadelphia, ......Assets, 1,280,976 ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO Assets, ,1,000,000 ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO., of New York ..Assets*, 232,000 MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Ct> .....Assets, 6,000,000 yVlARlNE J3.ISKS JAKEN IN " United States Lloyds," and Great "Western Marine Insurance Company, of New York; F. Tupper. ' T. Pinckney Lowndes. B. Grimbadl; ' wwwmm m a# No, 5 BROAD STREET, pHAF\LESTON, j$. p. J. E. SUITE. 0. E. TALE. uunrsc1 <§& ^^MANUFACTURERS OF©^. li ARINE^l^TIM JIRY VPO^TABLEnBO t MEUBLI Si STUm&M ekiks T Mw, (Sfist, anil Tticc 3lliU jSllachiueni, PHIdSPHIATi WAS?H; Pumps, and Perforated Pipes for Dryers, Shafting, Pul¬ leys, and Hangers, ' FRONTS, IRON And every kind of Iron and Brass Castings, EAST ZECSriD O*1 HASBL STREET, OHARLgiTON, O. (100) GEO. W. WILLIAMS, President. F. BROTHERHOOD, Superintendent. A. G. ROSE, JR., Secretary. W. E. BREESE, Treasurer. CHARLESTON, S. O. manufacturers of MARINE, PORTABLE, AND STATIONARY SAW 3VEir.x, MACHINERY, COTTON PRESSES AND GINS, HOUSE FRONTS, Heavy Forgiags and Machine Work, and all kinds of IRON & BRASS CASTINGS. —dealers in [aifroab, ^teamfioaf, Ifaefpnisfs) ]|iigineers' MSJLlt SUPPLY STORE, WORKS, AND GENERAL OFFICE, EAST BAY, Cor. PRITCHARD ST. manufacturers and builders of J, P. Taylor's Direct-Acting Steam and Hydraulic Prees. (loi) LIQUORS, TOBACCO, SEGARS, ETC., EAST lATRs; etffl-AOEHT AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN- AURORA LASER BEER,-®a ALSO—- tMFQEtTRP LA.QER AN© AL,E. -+ L X-„ HALSEYi i 4- MBSBR SMltAtliail -f-AND DEALER' >N-+— -®sYELL0W PINE LUMBER AND TIMBERS®^ DRESSED, TONGDED AND GROOYEB BOARDS, EIC. §f SgB&Bl SAW ASfD. «jjs §§> T GADSDEN STREET, ppPOSITe ptJLp !|* g| ESTABLISHED A. D. 1849. THE J. M. BRADSTREET & SON COMPANY, PROPRIETORS'OF THE IMPROVED (f ERCANTlLEgGENCY PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 279,281 & 283 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Branch Offices in all the Principal Cities of the United States and Canada.; in London, England; also a Continental Correspondence. CHARLESTON, S. C.—No, 155 Meeting Street. JA At^ION j3. JIantz, ^Superintendent, a. w, taylor. (102) john c. mallonee. jas. 8. simons. JOHN C. MALLONEE & CO, Imt indl Cathoyci manufacturers and dealers in rAND OTHER BUILDIRG MATERIALS. SSBAT AN© YECSfASEJE ©BATES. ALSO DEALERS IN COAL AND FIREWOOD. C. W. STILES, PAIBlHH HURLEY BLOCK, HI Meetfag St., Charleston, j|| Dbalkr in paints, oils, brushes, varnish, glass, putty, colors, At., Sole Proprietor fof South Carolina of bemxs' patent oxe, mxxxtbre. T. A. BEAMISH. j^@h0use, sign and ornamental©^ IMIi v 1©1 ME ARRET ST. (103) .^^MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN©^ ^ -^va-OF every description rYAV-~— J gniQLBS, L4VB8, FLOORING, ' SASH, DOOBS AND BLINDS. Bills cut to order» Rlaning and Re*sawing done at Short Notice. P. P. TOALE.GemraY Manager. [ " * / ' p. T. MOREY. Manager Office &■ Salesrooms. L. WETHERHORN, Manager Factory & Yards. *• ^ Company LARGEST STOCK! i' ' * u *' * r LOWEST PRICES! ' ' , 4 ' ' BEST WORK J! 'C WHOLESALE & RETAIL We supply Tiadein Virginia, No. Carolina, So. Carolina, Georgia. ' Florida, and Alabama, Office & Salesrooms, 20 & 22 Hayne and 33 & 35 Pinckney Sts. J Factory, "Yards, Wharf, and Timber Pond, LYNCH STREET, FROM BROAD TO BEAUFAIN STS. Mouldings,' - ; Stair, Office & Church Railing, Store Counters,, Brackets; , And all kinds of Scroll Sawing. Lime, Cement-, Plaster, Hair, Nails, - * Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Paint and Whitewash Brushes, DOORS Stair Newels, Balusters, Piazza Columns, and all kinds of TURNED WORK, Door and Window Frames', Flooring, Ceiling, and all kinds of DRESSED, LUMBER. Unequalled facilities for dressing Odtside Lots of Lumber. BUILDER'S HARDWARE, * *" I>n all its detail, Marble, Wood, & Slate Mantels, Grates and Hearths, Wire Window, Guards & Screens, Machine Oil, Machine Belting, National Mixed Paint Co.'s PREPARED PAINTS, • At Factory Prices. BLINDS This is the ONLY Establishment in the South keeping a Full Line ■ Axrcuuisrcfc aocAvBXiXikx.. (i6.5y STEAM SAW AND PLANING MILL ,y G/kaspBsr'BTR&Bfe. f / " , WEST endtof^HAUFAJN, ' 1 . - ■. 1 / OFFICE, INTO. 131 EAST^BAY,' , JOHK'Hf. PffOfiffietof* " j 1 r ■ ALt, DESCRIPTIONS 0F . , v' " ' Reasoned, I) rcssscd and ftoujlt gpunikf, •- .,AL^0 IN RAFTS, ON HAND, \"1( _ / J ' • V, Mast and Spar Logs, Hewn Trimmer, Shingles, ^Plastering] and llox Latbs, Lte. ' " ' f3~ All Lumber front my Mill delivered On Wharf, Free of Char&e. -=©8, r - . i ^ a 1 ' ^ '—rr~—' ~ , 1 , '-1 —— . . ^ESTABLISHED IN -IB19©^-L,v HEXTR? SIEGLIITG; Importer and" Dealer In KTE'W* AND ' | SECOND-HAND organs, FTC.. Ktl MUSICAL : instruments . AND ' ' r i ,-r MUSICAL merchandise Of every kind. . Pianos to hire. .Pianos bought and taken in exchange.., Pianos and other Musical ^ -• ■. Instruments tuned and repaired. * ,• ' - ^ , 1 ■■" 'm&l -v.. ' •. , IMPORTER OF-AND DEALER IN ' ARTISTS' ■ MATERIALS, WINDOW' AND, PICTURE GLASS, No, 325 KING STREET, Opp. Society, CHARLESTON,,S. C. ' (106) ROBERT D. WHITE, JffWf,.,- ^ CEMETERY LOTS ENCLOSED, syRIAL VAULT© SUltT Af SHORT NOTICE. No. 107 MEETING, STREET, CoR. Horlbeck's Alley, DESIGNS FURNISHED; ALSO IRON RAILING. VTVE'lte j; ira' 19 * No. 127 MEETING STEEET. f First-class Work at Low (Rates. Send for Estimates. FOSiOSeVSR ojw TBCI STAGI PftQtEIAMMie. A. M. WILLIAMS. S, K. WILLIAMS. A. M. Williams & Bro I EVERY DESCRIPTION OF + - + — ■ . +- iia PRIIVTINL * BOOK BINDING, RULING. I'f &r£3i? it At Lowest (Prices, . pHAI\LESTON, p. p. (107) 41 Vanderhorst's Wliarf^ Charleston, S. C. tow mi®, UIRECTaES WM. RAVENEL. 0. H. SIMONTON. H. GOURDES. A. SYDNEY SMITH. ROBT. D. MHRE. A. S. JOHNSTON. JOS. D. AIKEN. G. E. GIBBES. Walton, Whann & Co., manufacturers of WHAOSTN'S Wit) fUJtM-Jtjf. ACID PHOSPHATE AND OTHER FERTILIZERS, No. 151 EAST BAY STREET, 1>. Et Q'M&eie* d. l. alexander. r. j: mctureous. ALEXANDER & McTURE0US, 11® 173 Eas't Bay, Charleston, S. C. ACCOUNT SALES, BILL HEADS, CXBCULABS, SHIPPING TAGS, VISITING CAEDS, &c„ (108) Correct Re-touehing. g> Superior Finish. b " Large Photographs in India Ink and Crayon. ^ / r ~ . 1 ^St., Char\est°^ Copies made from any subject and finished in Ink and other styles. 1■ ■ \ FRANK A. NOWELL, Photographer. Pi WW'W«i| f S31 This Gallery is devoted exclusively to fine work, and promises as perfect and satisfactory Pictures as any Gallery in the Wprld. * (109) IFIUSTISIXIEID I3ST FIVE NXIHSTTTTES ||xCELSIOR ||hOTOGRAPH JaLLERY, 339 KINO STEEET, CHAELESTON, S. C. ^rfstrk % pdttrcs of jour gmastb Jrienk Old Pictures Copied into Card or Life-size to almost Equal those taken from Life. C. E. cSAFES, Artist. AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, C0LLECP0B BHD 30TAP.Y PUBLIC, No. 59 Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. EiTASLlJiHgB f@@®„ $ook, ^aiiomrtt and outh~ Carolina Railroad, North Eastern Railroad, Commercial, Adgers, Accommodation, Central, Union and Merchants' Wharves, Cot-, ton Presses', and all Steamship Lines. MT. PLEASANT i SULLIVAN'S ISLAND OFFICE AND WHARF, FOOT OF MARKET SjTREET, -* CART. M9NELTY 9 I TY. t FQCQSIN* GAPT. GANNON. 4- LEAVE THE CITY. 7 and 10 A, M.; 1, 3, 5 and 7 P. LEAVE THE ISLANI)...', , (J, Si and 11.45 A. M.; 2, 4, 6.15 and 7.30 P. WEEKLY AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS, SUMMER SEASON. M. I4. P. McCOMMICt, Smpmiitmieaiit (112) The following Magnificent Steamships: €lff OF ATLANTA1 GAPT. M. S. WOODEULL. | + * — * OiSASIFtOUt, CAPT. E. W. LOCEWOOD. OaAERFSTOSf, CAPT. JAS. BEEE7. A 1 SAILING EVERY SATURDAY From Meiv York and Charleston. i AGENTS. These Steamships have been handsomely fitted up for the con¬ venience of PassengersT and are unrivalled on the Coast for Safety, Speed a?id Comfort. They have large carrying capacity, and insure at the lowest rates. (113) THE TO NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA. *><>i|w The chief features of the Steamships on the New York Clyde Line, are great freight capacity, being among the largest vessels on the coast, and deck State Rooms, for cabin passengers, with tables supplied with every luxury. In addition to their New York business, they make close freight connections with all the New England, mill cities, and conduct a very extensive cotton business with European ports. UHItyJALUD FREIGHT PRIVILEGES. " In addition to the extensive business transacted so successfully, during the past eight years, by the Clyde Line, via New York to Liverpool and Havre, the agents of this commodious line have entered into arrangements with the Wilson Line Steamships to Hull, England, and the Anchor Line to Glasgow, Scotland, for the rapid carriage of cotton from Charleston to the following Baltic ~ahd Mediterranean ports: VIA GEiTJIjIj amsterdam, bremen, christiania, copenhagen, dantzig, gothenberg, konigsberg, revel, rotterdam, stettin, stl petersburg TO antwerp, bergen, christiansund, cronstAdt, , drontheim, hamburg, noorkoping, riga, stavanger, stockholm, VIA antwerp, bristol, GENOA, havre, naples, A-ISTOIEiOlR, venice. XjIGSTE TO belfast, dublin, gibralter, - lisbon,^ trieste, In connection with Hull and Glasgow, are first-class and highly responsible steam .ines, making deliveries of cotton from Charleston"~with speed and certainty. These unrivalled facilities, properly utilized by the cotton trade centering at Charleston, must contribute materially to the advantage of this port. Messrs. Wagner, Huger & Co., and Mr. Wm. A. Courtenay will give particulars of this extensive scheme of transportation."—Charleston News and Courier. The Philadelphia Steamships sail every Saturday from each portr, carrying freiqhts only. _ WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent. The Charleston office of the Clyde Lines, North and East, is at 96 East Bay. a (114) W&OWLI&Jk THE SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS i —o -o Capt. VOCrEL, [ws insists Capt. SCOTT, U jQhn's Miyest Connecting at TOCOI with Railroad for ST. AUGUSTINE, and at PALATKA vfth Boats for OKLAWAHA RIVER and UPPER ST. JOHN'S.' js@~ H® Extra Charge and. Staterooms.-®* RAVEN EL & CO., Acts., No. 20 East Bay, Cor. Vanderhorst's Wharf. Am, j=n=\ /£=\ O—DEALERS IN t MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, Pumps and Pipe, Metals, Tin, Tinners' Stock, FIRE BRICKS, TILES, TERRA COTTA DRAIN PIPE, and" CHIMNEY TOPS. SKlMMO llPBillflBi ®§##ito Plumbing, Roofing, Guttering, ancLTin Vyork, on Short Notice, and by Experienced Workmen. Nos. 18 Broad & 3 State Sts, CHARLESTON, S. C. (115) 1CHARD J. MORRII XTo. IIS 2SXXTC STEEET, | Manufacturer of and dealer in | " ~I PLAIN, MM AND -PLANISHED f 4* 4- : 4*- PABA4&, -iffMl m &TmM SlATll! —ALSO AGENT FOR V THE FAMOUS COOK STOVE. DOUBLE i acting; I FLUES, j LARGE SAB GRATE, deep ASH) m* CROSS BAR. GOLD MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LOUISIANA STATE FAIR, 1873, • •'■^FIRST I^R.ESMI'GnVC©^- Aivdrded at the Yorh County, Penn., Fair, 1876; also at LaureJ^. Del., 1876. Special Diploma awarded at the Georgia State Fair, 1876; also at Felton, 1875. None but First Class Sands employed. Satis¬ faction always Guaranteed. (116) ~~*THE CHARLESTON— THE CHEAPEST DAILY NEWSPAPER (Published in ihe South Atlantic States. - ^ ONE YEAR, by Mall $8.00 ^ „ SIX MONTHS..' 1 4.00 „ P TRI-WEEKLY, per Annum :. 4.00 - ~ ! Circulates in Jlorth and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama. ZPTTBULISHEID 33 ""ST THE Owned by the (People and (Published in their Interest. (By Mail and Telegraph, from all Quarters of the Globe. SUBSCRIBES AT ONCE 1 (117) w * i DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, " —PUBLISHED BY— EK0KBAI, BAWSC® k CP OFFICE, No. 19 BROAD STREET, , CHAstUBS^roxsr, so, oa, —=^- / -i - —A- THE DAILY NEWS AND COURIER..^ TEN DOLLARS A YEAR I t THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS AND COURIER FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR I f THE WEEKLY NEWS TWO DOLLARS A YEAR t t ' * 1" ——^ -f • tai Hsvs 4»a mwumm Has a Larger Circulation" than any other (Baper in the Cotton States. ADVERTISING- RATES "I insertion. 2 3 6 12 24 $1 00 . 1 1 80 2 2 60 3 4 40 4 7 50 6 11 60 12 wm TH)t ©AQILY NEWS' Am 6@U)d$dIfi$— Ordinary Advertisements and Special Notices, per square of ten lines of solid Nonpareil: 1 month .'....$12 00 20 00 27 50 35 00 '50 00 " ; 80 00 Legal Notices, Real Estate, Auction and Official Advertisements and Amusements, $1.00 a square, each insertion. Business Notices, 25 cents a line, each insertion. No advertisement inserted in double column, or in display type, and no cuts used. Advertisements will be inserted in the Tri-Weekly Edition at one-half the rates charged for the Daily Edition. —TMi WEEKLY — One square of ten lines, solid Nonpareil, one insertion, $1.50; two inser¬ tions $2.75 ; one'raonth, $5.00; three months, $10.00 ; six months, $17.50 • twelve months, $30.00. ^ & rlllfll, -ANB- &% No. 3& PINCKNEY ST., opposite CHURCH ST. »~llc2raa Shoeing a Sgeelaltj# All .Work ih my Line performed. Promptly and Satisfactorily. 1 SNNBDTi # hp <§> &'U .ak f SIGN OF GILT HORSE SHOE. ift CHURCH ST., !P®#~ HORSE SHOER, WHEELWRIGHT, AND Builder of CARTS, DRAYS, WAMHS, TRW CIS, to None "but Experienced Workmen Employed. Jobbing promptly attended to, and all orders from the country will xacecive ■' >-- ~ " faithful attention. - ^ v. ~ ' Y State, VN. "W. Corner Lingard St Horse Shoer, MM AND Orflers from City ant Country Solicitefl, and Satisfaction GuM. THE BEST HORSE-SHOER WILL BE^FOUND AT MY PLACE. (119) JERRY RHODES.- EDWARD GASS. 129- Church Street* - - : ITEAR MARKET. Fine Carriages & Careful Drivers, FURNISHED AT REASONABLE RATES. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ilflf WHOLESALE HEALERS IN (120) MAffMUfflll & BQOLTFHiE. Wm, Matthiessen. CX.OT HIJSTq — t,. b. Doolittle. h* U m > jb ra o r* M H S3 m B •a m Academy of Music, King, Cor* Market Street. S h tH h H * ^ w 0 4 MANTOUE <& CO. AND MANUFACTURERS OF .^lOARSA' WHOLESALE LEAF TOBACCO.. WAREHOUSE, 118 EAST BAY STREET, CHARLESTON,.S. C. 1% MANUFACTURER OF )0da ^ater, Ringer ||le and J|yrups, —DEALER IN , CORDIALS, BOTTLED LAMER, ALE & PORTER, OKTo. SO HAS"RT■ STREET, - CHARLESTON, S. C. Between 1 Anson, and East Bay,/ S H O L E S' CHARLESTON DIRECTORY, VOLUME I.-1877-78. ab above acc't accountant adv advertisement agt agent al alley asst assistant av avenue bet between bey beyond bds boards bklcpr bookkeeper bldg building elk clerk c colored com mer...commission merchant cor corner ct court dep deputy ABBREVIATIONS dept department dist district E. or e east es .' east side ins insurance lab laborer mkr maker mnfr manufacturer nr near N. or n north ne ......northeast ns northside nw northwest opp opposita P. O postoffice pres president prin principal r residence rd... road ret retail sq square S. or s square se southeast ss southside sw southwest sec secretary supt superintendent tel opr telegraph operator treas treasurer W. or w west whf. wharf ws westside whol wholesale wid widow wks works FUR6HGOT-T, BBN&BICT & CO. importers and dealers in DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C. 27S KING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. BRANCHES:—355 Broadway, N. Y., Atlanta, Ga., Jacksonville, Fla. ABB 121 ABR ABBOTT JOHN, c, stevedore, r 61 King Abrahams Alfred H., c, r 23 Amherst Abrahams Nathan, boots and shoes, 504 King Abrahams Orval, cigar maker Mantoue & Co Abrahams Theodore H. (Abrahams & Seyle), bds 26 Coming Abrahams & Seyle (T. H. Abrahams and J. H. Seyle), archi¬ tects, Law Range, 20 Broad 77rv tin r- 1 m o OA of Charleston, s. c. fire and marine HOME INS.IU., at Lowest Possible g»tes. ^ 1 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. ABR 122 ADA Abrams Alexander, blacksmith, bds Reid, nw cor Meeting Abrams Alfred, c, barber, 501 King, r Amherst, nr America Abrams Charles T., boilermkr, r 72 Smith Abrams Frederick, elk C. F. Levy, bds Reid, nw cor Meeting Abrams Mosley, c, lab, r 42 America Abrams Pamelie, wid A. F. W., r Reid, nw cor Meeting Abrams William, molder, bds Reid, nw cor Meeting Academy of Music, J. M. Barron, agt; King, nw cor Market Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, 37 Meeting Accommodation Wharf, H. T. McGee, agt; opp 106 East Bay Ackerman James, painter W. C. Miller & Son, r 1 McMa- hon Ct Ackermann Andrew, porter O. F. Wieters, r 2 Wentworth Adair W. F. Capt., r 47 East Bay- Adam Robert M. (R. M. Adam & Co. and Adam, West & Co.), r 86 Beaufain ADAM R. M. & CO. (R. M. Adam and E. Machen), mdse brokers and com mers, 96 East Bay ADAM, WEST & CO. (R. M. Adam, C. H. West and E. C. Machen), com mers and grain exporters, 13 N. Atlantic Adams Aaron, c, butler, r rear 140 Calhoun Adams Abraham, c, lab, r rear 51 East Bay Adams Barton, cy lab, r es America, n of Blake Adams Cornelius, printer News and Courier, r 84 Cannon ADAMS, DAMON & CO. (W. S. Adams, Q. A. Damon and R. S. Long), stoves, tinware, house-furnishing and plumbing, 18 Broad and 3 State. (See adv. p. 114.) Adams Eliza Mrs., elk A. Brookbanks, r 77 Meeting Adams Eliza F., wid Henry, bds 5 Aiken Adams Ennalls J. Rev., c, prin Shaw Memorial School, r 7 Amherst Adams Granger, 2d lieut 5th Artillery, r U. S. Arsenal Adams Henry, c, lab, r rear 80 King Adams James, c, driver G. W. Williams & Co Adams James, c, lab, r rear 108 Tradd Adams Jane, wid Thomas, r 19 Hanover Adams John G., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds Hilbers House Adams John M., c, painter, r 9 John Adams Moses, c, carpenter J. L. Lopez, r 3 Marion FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Whf Palace BillM Parlor aid Bar. GONE BEOS., 109 MEETING ST. Free Lunch every night, from 9.30 to 11.30. ADA 123 ADK Adams Maria Mrs., r Union Widows' Home Adams Primus, c, porter J. H. Muller, bds 30 George Adams Sarah, wid Hugh, bds 3 Cooper Adams Thomas R., 1st lieut 5th Artillery, r U. S. Arsenal Adams Warren S. (Adams, Damon & Co.), r 64 Church Addison Alfred J. watchman, r 314 Meeting Addison Charles L., carpenter S. C.'R. R Addison Edward, cabinetmkr, r 35 Radcliffe Addison Edward, c, lab Chisolm's Mill Addison Elizabeth Miss, r 28 Marsh Addison Eugenia Miss, r 28 Marsh Addison Francis, bds Morris, nw cor St. Philip Addison George, city sheriff, office City Hall, r 105 St. Philip Addison Henry L, train hand, bds 314 Meeting Addison James, c, carter, bds 6 Trapman Addison John, c, blacksmith, r Johnson's Ct Addison John C., Charleston Baggage Express, 55 Hasel, bds 105 St. Philip Addison Joseph, bds 105 St. Philip Addison Joseph M., elk M. Goldsmith & Son, r 28 Hanover Addison Thomas M., elk city sheriff, bds 105 St. Philip Addison William S., deputy city sheriff, bds 196 Meeting Adger Andrew M. (Smyth & Adger), r 8 Legare ADGER JAMES & CO. (Robert Adger, O. A. Bowen and H. K. Silliman), foreign and domestic exchange and steam¬ ship agts, 28 East Bay. (See adv. p. 112.) Adger Jane Miss, r 36 Meeting" Adger J. Ellison (J. E. Adger & Co.), r Calhoun, nw cor ADGER J. E. & CO. (J. E. Adger, A. McD. Brown, E. D. Robinson and E. A. Smyth), hardware and saddlery, whol and ret, 137 and 139 Meeting ADGER ROBERT (James Adger & Co.;, r 18 Legare Adger Susan Miss, r 36 Meeting Adger's Wharves (North and South), W. G. Jeffords, supt; East Bay, opp Tradd Adicks William (J. H. Steffens & Co.) r 177 Coming Adkins John, c, carpenter, r 23 Marsh Adkins Thomas J. G., porter, r 66 Calhoun Smith MOOD & EAS0N: W* A iNl M2J 9^ MJ Ab^ (J b-F Aft. >9 .fAlU MJ tSMSA A. 9 127 and 129 Meeting Street, Corner Market. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS, GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., AFR 124 AIM African M. E. Church, 8:o Calhoun Ahpin Leo, elk C. Chin Sang, bds 83 King Ahrens Charles D. (C. D. Ahrens & Co.) AHRENS C. D. & CO. (C. D. Ahrens and George Kriete), grocers, 241 King Ahrens John, grocer, 53 Archdale Ahrens John L., grocer," 18 Tradd Ahrens William H., r 2 Archdale Ah Sang William, elk S. H. Wilson & Bro., bds 353 King Ahtan Lee, grocer, 15 Mazyck Aichel Oskar (John Hurkamp & Co.), r 92 King Aiken Benjamin, c, lab, r 17 Rikers al Aiken Benjamin, c, brakeman, bds 15 Line Aiken Benjamin W., c, r 24 Hanover Aiken Eli, c, lab, r 15 Line Aiken Frederick, c, cooper Chisolm's Mill Aiken Isaac, c, carpenter, r 23 South Aiken John, c, cigar mkr W Schroder, r 3 Radcliffe Aiken John, c, lab, r 41 Line Aiken Joseph D., r 14 Charlotte Aiken Nelson, c, cooper, bds 56 Rutledge Aiken Park, es Meeting, bet Ann and Wragg Aiken Paul Rev., c, pastor Zion M. E. Church, r 8 Minority Aiken Peter, c, cooper, r ss Calhoun, w of Marsh Aiken Samuel, c, lab, bds 15 Line Aiken Thomas, butcher Central Market, r 4 Marsh' Aiken William, c, lab, r rear 35 Queen Aiken William Hon., r 18 Elizabeth Aiken William M., architect, bds 14 Charlotte Aimar Charles A., bkkpr Sell & Foster, r 220 East Bay Aimar Charles A., elk Hart & Co., bds 135 Queen Aimar Charles P., survivor and executor G. W. Aimar, r 438 King AIMAR G. W., druggist and apothecary, C. P. Aimar, sur¬ vivor and executor; 469 King Aimar John W, acct, bds 23 Lynch Aimar Julian, elk J. H. Bruning & Co., bds 30 Archdale Aimar L. V., wid G. W., bds 438 King Aimar Melville S., elk Sell & Foster,'bds 30 Archdale Aimar M. Uranie, wid A., bds 135 Queen THE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. WATCHES AND CLOCKS, Large stock, handsomely cased, of tine l and reliable Timepieces, at ALLAN'S, " 307 King Street. AIM 125 ALE Aimar Thomas, r 30 Archdale Aimar Thomas O., chemist G. W. Aimar, bds 30 Archdale Albers Anna M. Mrs., grocer, Tradd, ne cor Council Albers Fred., driver J. C. H. Claussen, r 26 Woolfe Albers Henry, elk, bds 23 Bogard Albers Henry T., driver, r 8 Bogard Albers John H., policeman, r Tradd, nw cor Council Albert Prince, c, lab, r 4 Woolfe Albrecht Charles, cabinetmkr, 15 St. Philip ALBRECHT EMIL, baker and confectioner, 653 King Albrecht George, tailor, 105 Wentworth Albrecht Henry, shoemaker, 671 King Albrecht J. Hugo, baker, bds 105 Wentworth Alderson Robert, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r 99 St. Philip Aldert Joseph E., pilot, r 4 Water Aldrich Callis, c, wks E. B. Gregorie, r 171 Coming Aldrich Thomas R., physician and health officer Dist 7, 31 Spring, r 186 £>t Philip Aldrich William C., engineer, r 100 St Philip Alexander Andrew, c, waiter, r rear Mills House * Alexander Cesar, elk, bds 152 King Alexander David L. (Alexander & McTureous), bds 118 Cal- Alexander George W. Prof., prin school Confederate Home, r 33 Bull Alexander Henry, elk N. A. Hunt & Co., bds Smith, cor Cannon Alexander Henry, c, shoe mkr, r 19 Columbus Alexander Henry D., cashier Union Bank of S. C., r 22 New Alexander James, c, watchman, r 124 Cannon Alexander John D. (Cochran & Alexander), r 5 Doughty Alexander Moses, c, porter Gas L't Co, r rear 99 Meeting Alexander Robert M., mdse broker, 106 East Bay, r 118 Cal¬ houn Alexander Samuel, elk T. A. Wilbur, bds 118 Calhoun Alexander Samuel, c, wks T. J. Kennedy Alexander Samuel D., elk S. C. R. R., r 288 Meeting Alexander William, c, bricklayer, r 36 Pitt ALEXANDER & McTTJREOTJS (D. L. Alexander and B. J. McTureous), job printers, 104 East Bay. (See adv. p. 107.) A 1 niTA I rtlOCA AAA PAID IN; SURPLUS 835,000. HOME GAPITAL $250,000 LN„Xc.N0EC0M™Ss?tBci?,e," houn GEO. f. WILLIAMS & CO., ALF 126 ALS Alford Frederick, c, lab, r rear 5 Palmetto ALFORD GEORGE T., propr Pavilion Hotel, r same. (See back cover.) Aliant Wilhelmina, wid, r 64 Radcliffe ALLAN JAMES, watches, jewelry and silverware, 307 King, r 52 Rutledge av. (See adv. p. 98.) Allbright Dora, wid N., bds 21 Amherst Allen Alexander, porter, r rear Calhoun, nw cor Smith Allen Edward, c, elk, bds 21 Montague Allen Fleming, c, lab, r 38 Nassau Allen Henry, c, carpenter, r 28 Archdale Allen Jacob, c, carter, r O'Hear al Allen John, c, bricklayer, r 28 Mazyck Allen John, c, lab, r 117 Church Allen Macon B, c, judge Probate Court, 6 Fire Proof Bldg, r 21 Montague Allen Moses, c, lab, r 1 Rodgers al Allen Moses, c, carpenter, r rear 110 Coming Allen Richard, c, lab, r 1 Rodgers al Allen Richard, c, painter, r 30 Amherst Allen Samuel, c, porter Harmony Circle Hall, r Coming, nw cor Bull Allen Tobias, c, lab, r rear 23 Cumberland Allen William, cy lab, bds 21 Montague Alley John B. P., undertaker, 94 Tradd Alley John B. P. Jr., undertaker, bds 94 Tradd Alley Marcus, r 112 Anson Allison Tobias, c, lab, r 20 Duncan Allison William S., engineer S. C. R. R., bds Meeting, se cor John Almeida George, blacksmith S. C. R. R., r 318 Meeting Alphonse Charles, bds 2 McMahon Ct Alphonse Joseph, painter, bds 2 McMahon Ct Alsina John, fisherman, r 11 Guignard Alsina Marianna, saloon, 4 Market Alston Benjamin F., elk Huger & Ravenel, bds 23 Legare Alston Charles, c, lab, r 15 Middle Alston Charles, planter, r 11 East Battery Alston Charles P., planter, bds 11 East Battery Alston Daniel, c, lab, r rear 27 Rutledge rE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. "DiIqoq "Dllliorifl "Dnnlnn conebbos.,pbofrs,io9meetiistg st. mduB jDlllldl 11 ranOr. & Ca's Corded Edge ALS 127 ANC Alston Edward, c, huckster, r rear 118 Wentworth Alston Edward, c, lab, r 33 Hanover Alston Fannie B., wid J. A., bds 140 Tradd Alston Gabriel, c, drayman, r rear 119 Coming Alston George, c, butler, r 7 Smith Alston Henry, c, steepleman Police Department, r 101 Tradd Alston Henry, c, lab, r 42 Morris Alston James, c, lab, r 14 State Alston James, c, lab, r East Bay, sw cor Hasel Alston John, c, waiter, r 19 Warren Alston Joseph, c} cook, r rear Mills House Alston Joseph, c lab, r 76 Tradd Alston Joseph, c lab, r es Islington Ct, 3d s of Cannon Alston Joseph G., c, tailor, r 66 Beaufain Alston Joseph P., planter, r 11 East Battery Alston Julius, c, lab, r rear Legare, sw cor Tradd Alston Lymus, c, waiter, r rear 82 Calhoun Alston Moody, c, ship carpenter, r 30 Amherst Alston Morris, c, cook, r 35 Calhoun Alston Philip, c, waiter, r es Norman, 2d n of Spring Alston Robert, c, carpenter, r 6 Bogard Alston Roland, elk, bds 140 Tradd Alston Samuel, c, lab, r rear 196 Meeting Alston Thomas L., machinist, bds 140 Tradd Alston Titus, c, waiter, r rear 9 East Battery Alston Tobias, c, lab, r Line, nw cor Coming Alston T., physician, r 140 Tradd Alston William, c, lab, r 98 Rutledge av Alston William, c, wks E H. Gardner, r Society, nr Anson Amey John, stone cutter, r 112 Anson Amme Christian, baker, 470 King AMME DIEDERICH A., grocer, whol and ret, Meeting, se cor Market, r 34 Magazine Amme Diederich A. Jr., elk Rohde Bros., bds 562 King Amme John H., baker, r 470 King Amory George W., com mer, 3 Commercial Whf, bds Charleston Hotel Ancrum Abram, c, carpenter, r rear 7 Hanover Ancrum Cesar, c, cabinetmkr, r rear 44 Beaufain Ancrum Cyrus, c, baker, r 157 Coming SUG-ABS OP ALL GBADES, retailed at Cost Prices. Large Assortment of Fresh Biscuits, always found at MOOD & EASOM'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., D!£^?k£S?SiI^ ANC 128 AND Ancrum Israel, c, lab, r rear 6 Montague Ancrum John, c, tailor, r rear 24 East Bay Ancrum John E., c, shoemkr, r 34 Nassau Ancrum John L., physician, 202 Meeting Ancrum Michael F., c, sampler, r 13 Cannon Ancrum William, c, sampler, r ss Mary, 4th e of America Ancrum , prin Franklin St. Public School Anderson Abraham, seaman, r 3 Elliott Anderson Alex. C., r 190. King Anderson Andrew (Straus & Anderson), r 105 East Bay Anderson Archibald, c, carpenter, r 53 State Anderson A. C. Mrs., boarding, 190 King Anderson Augustus, c, waiter, r rear 36 Cannon Anderson Benjamin, c, lab, bds 25 King Anderson David, turner, bds 18 Jasper Ct Anderson Douglas, c, lab, r 5 Desportes Ct Anderson Edward, c, drayman, r 120 Coming Anderson Friday, c, drayman, r 120 Coming Anderson George, tinner, bds 18 Jasper Ct Anderson George D., elk E. M. Jeannerett Anderson James, c, lab, r 466 King Anderson John, dentj^t-, r 4 Lucas Anderson John W., c, physician, r 51 Calhoun , Anderson Joseph, c, lab, r rear 7 Franklin Anderson Joseph, c, driver, r ws Meeting, e of Romney ANDERSON* JOSEPH H., photographer, 267 King. (See adv. front cover.) Anderson Joseph J., bkkpr W. W. Whilden & Co., r 189 Coming Anderson Lewis, cy carter, bds 109 Wentworth Anderson Moses, c, lab, r rear 103 Tradd Anderson Nancy, c, boarding, 3 Chalmers Anderson Peter, tinner, bds 18 Jasper Ct Anderson Prince, c, baker, r Coming, nw cor Duncan Anderson Richard, c, lab, r Ashton, ne cor Chesnut Anderson Samuel, c, lab, r 57 Charlotte Anderson Susan C., wid D., r 18 Jasper Ct Anderson William, c, lab, r rear 14 Wentworth Andrews Augustus.O., r 63 Hasel Andrews Edward P., dry goods, 388 King, r 28 Vanderhorst THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN 1 CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. STERLING SHYER An elegant assortment, suitably cased, for presentation purposes, at JAMES ALLAN'S, 307 King Street. AND 129 ARM Andrews Louisa, wid M, A., r 63 Hasel Andrews William H., boots, shoes and hats, 583 King, r 421 King Andrews W. S. G., with J. H. Parker & Co., bds Waverly House Angel Hugh V., r Thomas, sw cor Warren Angel Isaac W., physician, 286 King, r 93 St Philip Angermann Henry, elk J. J. W. Luden, r St Philip, sw cor Warren Ansaldo Andrew, fisherman, r 10 Guignard Ansel Fred., undertaker, 127 Calhoun Anseley George C., c, carpenter, r 289 Meeting Anson Jubal, c, lab, r ws Nassau, n of Reid Anspahr Oliver, c, porter B. B. St Mark, bds 8 Duncan Anthony Anthony, c, lab, r 39 Anson Antoniadz D. (D. Antoniadz & Co.), r 81 Meeting Antonio John, c, cigar mkr W. Schroder, r St Philip, nr Calhoun Apeler Dietrich, grocer, 273 Meeting Apeler J. Henry, elk D. Apeler Appiarius Johanna, wid C. G., r 470 King Appiarius John, elk G. H. Lindstedt Apte Charles, elk S. Jirown Archer Elizabeth, wid J., r 121 Broad Archer Elizabeth M., wid B. R., bds 8 Judith Archer Frederick, c, lab, r 139 Coming Archer Henry, c, sexton Zion Church, r O'Hear al Archer Henry P., prin Bennett School, r 16 Rutledge Archer James, supt Mrs. M. J. Archer, r 363 King Archer Mary J. Mrs., fancy goods, 363 King Archer Robert, e, lab, r O'Hear al Arcocha D., bds 4 Charlotte Arenal Critane, music teacher, r 24 State Armin A. F., cotton factor, r 15 Charlotte Arms William H., molder, r 28 Shepard Armstrong Alexander, lab, bds 7 Society Armstrong Alexander D., elk Johnston, Crews & Co., bds 71 Wentworth Armstrong Archibald, acc't, r 46 Ashley Armstrong C. A., wid Levi, r 3 Henrietta HOME INS. CO OF CHARLESTON, S. C. TAKES FIRE, ALSO GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., ARM 130 ART Armstrong David, c, shoemkr W. Joiner, r 394 King Armstrong H. Mrs., milliner, 338 King Armstrong James, elk Jager Bros.,T>ds. 5 Franklin Armstrong James Capt., harbor master, 11 Exchange, r 7 Society- Armstrong James C., brakeman S. C. R. R., bds 2 Radcliffe Armstrong Julia, wid James, bds. 7 Society Armstrong Morris, c, waiter, r 6 Philadelphia Armstrong Susan, wid A., r 17 Middle Armstrong William, auctioneer, r 2 Minority Armstrong William, c, baker G. Koester Armstrong William H., engineer, bds 47 Spring Armstrong William J., elk, bds 2 Radcliffe Armstrong William W., c, baker, r 17 Bernard lot Arnau Michael, r93 Cannon Arnau Michael V., grocer, 66 Cannon Arney Mary Miss, with A. Illing, r 20 Queen Arnholter William, meterman Gas Co., r 18 Cannon Arnold John R., elk R. Arnold, bds 12 Chapel Arnold Richard, sale and feed stable, 219 Meeting, r 12 Chapel Arnold Thomas, pressman Journal of Commerce, r 8 Short Arnot Alexander G., elk A. Marshall, bds 122 King Arnot Andrew M., elk R. J. Morris, bds 122 King Arnot Christina, wid William, r 122 King Arnot William, upholsterer D. Broadfoot, r 122 King Arthur William, c, lab, r 7 Brewster row Artman Edwin, elk, bds 75 Wentworth Artman John, carriage mkr, ss Magazine, w of Archdale, r 75 Wentworth Artope Alexander, c, sanitary inspector, r 23 Spring Artope Charles, c, blacksmith, r ws Drake, n of Reid Artope F., c, sash mkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 1 Drake Artope George P., wharfinger Bennett's Whf Artope George T., elk G. W. Aimar, bds 7 Hampstead Mall Artope Henry G., c, blacksmith, 39 Mary, r 17 South Artope Panella, wid James, bds 7 Hampstead Mall Artope Robert, ct barber, r ss Nunan, 8th w of Rutledge av Aschenbeck Eliza, with C. Amme, bds 470 King Artson John, c, driver F. D. C. Kracke THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is 1 noted for its Speed, and. careful handling ofgoods. Pute Billiard Parlor and Bar1 im-. XUiUUU UiiilUiU IIUIUI UUU JJUI. ported and Key West Segars in the city. ASH 131 AUS Ashby Francis, c, lab, bds 4 King Ashby Julius, c, porter, bds 4 King Ashby Prince, c, carpenter, r rear 58 Cannon Ashe Benjamin, c, lab, bds 47 Coming Ashe Captain, c, lab, bds 27 New Ashe Samuel, c, lab, r 39 Tradd Ashen Nicholas, boatman, r 8 Stoll al Ashhurst John, druggist, r 44 Bull Ashley River Asylum, c, W. H. Jenkins, steward ; Ashley River, w end of Mount ASHTON M. L. MISS, mnfr hair goods and dealer in toilet and fancy goods, 240 King. (See adv. p. 96.) Aspinall Albert, c, tailor, r 24 Henrietta Aspinall Albert A., c, inspector U. S. customs, r 24 Henrietta Aspinall Lawrence, c, shoemkr, r 24 Henrietta Astle Thomas C., wks Smith & Valk, r 9 Glebe Asvest John, candy mkr M. Thermiot & Co., r 301 King Atkins Frank, c} fisherman, r rear 5 South Bay Atkinson J. A., r no Wentworth ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE CO., F. J. Pelzer, pres; F. S. Rodgers, sec; Brown's Whf Atlantic Wharves (North, Middle and South), H. C. Robert- son, supt; foot of Broad Atson John, c, driver, r rear 12 Mill Atson Robert, c, lab, r 20 Henrietta Attles Avenue, c, lab, bds 23 Rose Lane Attles Joseph, c, bricklayer, r 23 Rose Lane Attles William, c, tailor, r 149 Calhoun Aulberry John, watchman, bds 86 Tradd Aulds Eliza Miss, bds 8 George Aulds Mary Miss, r 8 George Austerhaus John, lab, bds 53 Archdale Austin Arthur, elk Commercial Cotton Press, r 64 Tradd Austin Catharine, c, dress mkr, 51 Meeting Austin Charles, c, fireman, r 4 John Austin Charles, c, lab, r 39 Concord Austin Harry E., elk, r 73 King Austin Lewis, c, driver, r 35 Warren Austin Samuel, c, bricklayer, r 208 Coming Austin Sarah, wid Philip, r 64 Tradd Mflfm JR. "I? A QflM Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts IlIUUl/ 06 PiilOUll to the peck, every time. 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., AUS 132 BAH Austin William, elk Campbells & Whaley, bds 64 Tradd AVEILHE JOHN W., c, barber, 70 Broad, r 120 Queen Aveilhe M. D. Miss, r 27 Meeting Averill Caleb N., farmer, r ss Congress, w of King Avinger Adeline, wid T., r 8 Magazine Avinger.Matthew, c, lab, r 170 St Philip Axson Alonzo A., painter, r 32 Hanover Axson Elizabeth M., wid J. W., r 17 Meeting Axson Josiah M., elk C. Kerrison, Jr., bds 17 Meeting Axson William, elk, bds 4 Williams' row Axthelm Charles, seaman, r 4 Judith Aylward Patrick, elk, bds 82 Anson importers and dealers in DRY GOODS, CARPETS,&C. 275 KING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. BRANCHES:—355 Broadway, N. Y., Atlanta, Ga., Jacksonville, Fla. BABBAGE GEORGE F. (J. R. Read & Co.), bds 7 Meeting Baber Leonidas, c, lab, r Moses row Bably Thomas, wks M. Goldsmith & Son Bachus Augustus, c, lab, r 5 Tradd Backus F., elk Journal Commerce, r 120 East Bay Backus J. Fred., saloon, 63 Market Bacot D. Huger, bkkpr, bds 61 Coming Bacot Henry, cy stone mason, r 13 Burns lane Bacot Richard M., c, stone mason, r rear 146 Meeting Bacot D. Dewar, com mer, Boyce's Wharf, r 61 Coming Bacot Thomas, c, lab, r 13 Burns lane Bacot Thomas W. (Walker & Bacot), bds 25 Meeting Baden Henry, c, carpenter, r 6 John Badger Joseph T., carpenter, r 13 Line Baer Herman, druggist, 131 Meeting, r 14 Bull Bahlmer Frederick W., painter, r 80 America Bahlmer George J., elk, bds 264 Meeting Bahlmer Henry W., elk, bds 264 Meeting Bahntge Frederick, grocer, r 113 Tradd Bahntge Frederick W., grocer, 30 Archdale Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. MTlfWlfTJlY DIAM0ND RINGS, CHAINS, LOCKETS, UXill i-lJJIl 1 ■ Gent's Seal Rings, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King Street. BAH 133 BAK Bahntge George G., bkkpr Wayne & Von Kolnitz, bds 30 Archdale Bahr Caroline, wid N., r 32 America Bahr Francis, elk, bds 32 America Bahr William, bds 32 America Bail John F., stone cutter, r 6 Washington Bail William T., boilermkr, r 10 Amherst Bailey Albert, elk J. Stackley, bds 19 Ann Bailey Christopher, c, cook, r 8 Wilson Bailey Edward, c, lab, r 75 St. Philip Bailey Elvira, wid E., bds 47 Anson Bailey Hamilton M., with Singer Mnfg Co., r 6 Gadsden Bailey James, c, mattressmkr, r rear 21 Chapel Bailey James, c, policeman, r rear 47 Archdale Bailey John, c, lab, r ss Nunan, 4th w of Rutledge av Bailey John A., bkkpr L. D. Mo wry & Son, r 8 Glebe Bailey Josiah, c, lab, r 149 Coming Bailey Lewis, c, waiter Carolina Club, r 3 State Bailey Osma, planter, r 47 Anson Bailey William B., c, carter, r 6 Felix Bailey William H., physician, 70 Tradd Bain Anna Miss, r Union Widows' Home Baker Bristol S., c, waiter, r rear 125 Wentworth Baker Cesar, c, lab, r rear 82 King Baker Charles E. D., elk S. C. R. R., bds 311 East Bay Baker Chester, c, lab, r rear 47 Anson Baker Chester Jr., c, lab, r rear 47 Anson Baker Edward V., collector, bds es Islington court, 1st s of Cannon Baker George, elk, bds 64 Wentworth Baker Henry, c, lab, r 88 King Baker Henry F., coal dealer, 15 Cumberland, r 64 Went¬ worth Baker Henry H., with Johnston, Crews & Co., r 35 King BAKER HESTER M. MRS., boarding, 353 King Baker John, grocer, State, nw cor Chalmers Baker John, organ builder, 13 Vanderhorst BAKER JOHN M., broker and com mer, 189 East Bay, bds 64 Wentworth Baker J. Russell Dr., bds 46 Wentworth INSURE WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO W WILLIAMS & CO COT TO IDT ZET-A-CTOIR/S, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. BAK 134 BAN Baker L. B., r 15 Washington Baker M., wid Edward, bds 7 John Baker Richard, c, baker, r 23 Queen Baker Richard, physician, bds 35 King Baker Robert, lab, r 6 Church Baker Thomas C., bds 311 East Bay Baker Thomas P., c, r 28 Elliott Baker Tony, c, hostler, r rear 14 Smith Baker Washington G., with Furchgott, Benedict & Co., bds 74 Rutledge av Baker William, elk S. C. R. R., bds King, ne cor Mary Baker William H., elk A. H. Schwacke, bds 40 Mary Balaguer Emilio A., bkkpr Walker & Trenholm Balentine William J., route agt R. R. M. S Ball Adam, c, lab, r 25 Washington Ball Ezekiel, c, driver, r rear 2 Atlantic Ball Hall, c, wks H. Artope, r 26 New Ball James, c, baker T. Theus Ball John, c, carpenter, r 20 Warren Ball J. Alwyn, bkkpr J. T. Dill, bds Legare, sw cor Tradd Ball Philip, c, hostler P. Lee, r McBride lane Ball Richard, cy cook, r 11 Inspection Ball Samuel, c, coachman, r 24 Ashley Ball Samuel, wks Taylor Iron Wks, bds 7 Percy Ballantine Catharine, wid Alexander, bds 20 Reid, e df Meeting Ballard Charles, c, driver, r 16 Nassau Ballard Henry, c, laborer, r rear 47 East Bay Ballintine Daniel J., druggist, bds 146 St. Philip Ballintine Mildred, wid Isaac, r 146 St. Philip Balster Herman, tailor J. Rugheimer, r 155 King Bampfield Joseph, c, sampler, r ss Judith, 3d e of Alexander Bampfield Joseph G., c, porter A. R. Taft & Co., r 8 Hey- ward Ct Bampfield Lawrence,V, shoe mkr, 17 Wall Bampford Anna, c, seamstress, r 15 Doughty BANK OF CHARLESTON, National Banking Asso¬ ciation, A.S.Johnston, pres; W. B. Burden, cashier; Broad, ne cor State. (See adv. p. 83.) Banke Robert, engineer, r 190 East Bay THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with i Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. PfllflPP "Rilliarfl Parlor00NE beos., peope's, 109 meeting st. 1 UlUUU JJlillUl U lUllUli Gen'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. I BAN 13fc BAR Banks Charles, c, baker H. C. Doscher Banks Hugh R., r 91 Wentworth Banks Peter, c, lab, r ws President, s of Nunan Banks Thomas, c, driver, r rear 79 Cannon Bannister Henry, c, lab, r ss Shepard, e of King Barada Joseph, lab S. C. R. R.; r 7 Williams Ct Barber James, c, lab, r 17 Coming Barbot Alfred A., elk, bds 39 Meeting Barbot Anthony, cotton shipper W. Fatman, r 60 Beaufain Barbot Augustus O., druggist, 68 Broad, r 41 Meeting BARBOT LOXJIS J., city engineer, office City Hall, r 24 New Barbot Julian, elk, bds 39 Meeting Barbot Peter J., sec and treas Charleston Chamber of Com¬ merce, r 31 Smith Barbot Susan, wid, r 39 Meeting Barby George, fruits, 196 Meeting Bardenier Dominic, shoemkr, bds 83 Smith Bardin Isaac V. (Bardin, Pittman & Co.), r Scranton Station, N E R R BARDIN, PITTMAN & CO. (I. V. Bardin and W. T. and N. T. Pittman), cotton factors and naval stores, Ac¬ commodation Whf Bargmann George, watchman W. P. Russell & Co Baring Joseph, c, carpenter, r 38 Morris Barker Theodore G. (Simonton & Barker), r 101 Tradd BARKER T. BROUGHTON, collector Journal Commerce, bds 45 Anson Barkerding Henry, cigars and tobacco, 299 King Barkfield Edward, cy lab, r 42 America Barkley Rufus C. (Cameron, Barkley & Co.), r 3 Rutledge av BARNARD GEORGE N., photographer, 263 King Barnard William, c, lab, r 5 Cooper Barnes Arnold, c, fireman, r 228 Meeting Barnett Jackson, c, lab West Point Mill Barnett John, fireman, r ns Allway, 5th w of Norman Barnett Joseph, c, waiter, r 54 Smith Barnett Nero, c, lab, r rear 8 Washington Barnett Philip, c, lab, r 19 America Barnett William, c, lab, r 5 Vernon FOS GOOD TEAS, cf every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, Go to MOO D & EASON, Meeting St., cor. Market. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON" FACTORS. , Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. BAR 186 BAR: Barnett William F., c, wood dealer, r 98 Calhoun Barnfield Thomas, c, chair-caner, r 11 Limehouse Barnwell Anthony, c, lab, r 731 King Barnwell Arthur (Arthur Barnwell & Co.), and pres Hydraulic Cotton Press Co., r 6 Lamboll BARNWELL ARTHUR & CO. (Arthur Barnwell and I. Bell, Jr.), cotton factors and com mers, Adger's N. Wharf Barnwell Charles M., elk Watson & Hill, r 2 Ladson Ct Barnwell Cornelius, c, coachman J. S. Gibbes BARNWELL EDWARD H., claim agent S. C. R. R., r Suhimerville Barnwell Henry, c, drayman, r rear 166 Coming Barnwell Jackson, c, lab, r Market row Barnwell Joseph W., lawyer, 39 Broad Barnwell Martin, c, lab, r 733 King Barnwell, Nathaniel, c, sexton Second Pres. Church, r 15 West Barnwell Samuel, c, lab, r 7 Brewster row Barnwell Thomas, c, blacksmith, r 26 Elliott Barnwell Walter I., elk A. Barnwell & Co., bds 1 Lamboll Barnwell William, c, driver, r rear 17 Smith Barnwell William M.. ship carpenter, r 19 Cumberland Barragan William F.. with E. Perry, r 62 St Philip Barrett Jacob, r 81 Beaufain Barrett John, lab, r 229 East Bay Barrett Patrick, watchman Commercial Whf, bds 39 America Barrett P., policeman, r 41 Queen Barrett William, lab, r 70 Church Barron James, c, painter, r 172 St. Philip Barron J. M., agt Academy of Music, King, nw cor Market Barry Edward M., elk D. O'Brien Barry James, carpenter, bds 27 Henrietta Barry James, lab, r 22 Marsh Barry John, constable R. Chisolm, Jr., r 27 Henrietta Barry John, Jr., stone cutter, r 27 Henrietta Barry Michael, carpenter, bds 27 Henrietta Barry William, wks J. C. Boesch, bds 15 Marsh Barsh William F., blacksmith, r 4 Paine Ct Barstow Simon F., Capt. and A. Q. M., post quartermaster, r U. S. Arsenal SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel throuqh th et nrnflnr.ts nf thu IATao* ... _ " Hitch the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean APT P YflTTR ^ ^ne assortment °f Spectacles, Eye Glasses. uiiiil IU U il Oiu 111. MARINE, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES AT ALLAN'S, 307 KING STREET. BAR 187 BAX Bart Caspar (C. Bart & Co.), r 277 East Bay- Bart Charles E. with C. Bart & Co., bds 277 East Bay BART C. & CO. (C. Bart and H. Steitz), foreign and do¬ mestic fruits, and produce com mers, 55 to 59 Market. (See adv. p. 93.) Bart John, shoemaker, 134 Meeting Bart Louisa C. Mrs., r 399 King Bartel Michael, tinner, 55 East Bay Barton Aaron J., with J. H. Steinmeyer, r 148 Wentworth Barton Anthony M., foreman S. C. R. R., r 9 Line Barton Ashley L., machinist, r gg}4 St. Philip Barton Austin, c, lab, r 133 Calhoun Barton Frank, river capt, r 144 East Bay Barton Jane Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 144 East Bay Barton John, paper carrier, bds 27 Church Barton Robert A., elk, bds 27 Church Barton Sarah B., wid John, r 26 Tradd Barton Thomas, collector W. &. W. Mnfg Co., r 44 Line Barwell Isaiah, c, lab, r 8 Gadsden Bas Joseph M., with W. P. Hall & Co., bds Pavilion Hotel Basch Peter, c, polisher M. Gannon Basoon John, c, lab West Point Mills Bassett Oran H., printer News & Courier, r 6 Mazyck Bateman Cato, c, driver, r es Lucas, nr Mill &ATEMAN CHARLES D., down frt agt S. C. R. R., of¬ fice John St. Depot, r 43 Pitt Bates Charles ^^(E. Bates & Co.), r New York Bates Edwin (E. Bates & Co.), r New York BATES EDWIN & CO. (E. Bates, T. R. McGahan, C. ^TBates and J. P. Gibbs), whol dry goods and clothing, 122 and 124 Meeting Bates Malvina, wid, r 98 Church Bath Irene Miss, with Miss M. L. Ashton, bds 240 King Batteste Middleton McL., c, barber N. Gant, r 23 Queen Baum Charles, engineer, r 705 King Baxley Jacob V., cotton factor, 3 Central Whf, r 110 Anson Baxter Aaron, -c, shoemaker, r 26 Mazyck Baxter Amos, c, millwright, r 50 Nassau Baxter Edward Rev., c, r 50 Nassau Baxter James, c, carpenter, r 50 Nassau 1 .AB»r ■ . 1 r*r\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK UI \ !\/l h I i\| ^ III Company chartered by the State. Capital all nUlVlL MlO« V/U.j paid in. 109 EAST BAY.. 2 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., TSS BAX 138 BEC Baxter William D.,.clk J. F. Witcofskey Bayer Henry, fruits and produce, 215 East Bay Bayer Henry S., bkkpr H. Bayer Baynard Edward T., elk Cohen & Loeb, r 70 Wentworth Baynard Henry H., mail elk News and Courier, bds 11 Doughty Baynard James S., cashier, r 11 Doughty Baynard Swinton, bds 4 Thomas Baynard Thomas A., accountant, r 2 Calhoun .Beach Eli, foreman John C. Mallonee & Co., r 17 America . Beach William W., stevedore Phila. Line, r Vendue Range Beahan Thomas W. Mrs., r 143 St. Philip Beaird Edward P., c, teacher, r 91 Coming Beaird Elias J., c, mattress mkr, 107 King Beamer John, c, lab, r rear 35 King BEAMISH THOMAS A., house, sign and ornamental painter, 101 Market, r 53 Ashley. (See adv. p. 102.) Bean Edward M., elk S. Mathewes, r 129 Queen Bearfield George, c, lab, r 68 Beaufain Bease Henry, confectionery and fruit, 48 Market Beasley James J., bds 91 Spring Beasley James P., lab, bds 91 Spring Beattie Edwin, r 33 Rutledge av Beattie James, elk, bds 33 Rutledge av Beattie Julian B., cash boy McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 33 Rut¬ ledge av Beatty Ellen Mrs., notions, 617 King- Beatty Joseph, with A. S. Brown & Co., bds 617 King Beaudrot James, driver City Ry Co Beaudrot Joseph L. M., gunsmith C. Seel, r 17 Spring Beaudrot Joseph N., boilermkr Smith & Valk, r 10 Amherst Beausang Leopold E., seaman, r 23 Middle Bechter Maggie, wid Robert, r 117 Calhoun Beck Arthur, r 43 Warren Beck Charles, trimmer C. D. Franke, r 47 Society Beckett George, c, lab, r rear 90 King Beckley John C., lottery office, r 79 Cannon Beckman A. S. Miss, teacher Morris st. School Beckman James Osgood, teller First Nat. Bank, r 50 Spring Beckman Nicholas D., wks S. C. R. R'., bds 6 Jasper Ct THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. 1 Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace BUM Bin ail Bar. TJSSZSSSS: BEC 139 BEH Beckmann George H., with W. H. Chafee & Co., bds 9 Wall Beckmann Henry C., elk J. C. H. Claussen, r 9 Wall BECKMANN JOHN C., assistant postmaster, r 9 Wall Beckmann John W., with H. Bischofif, bds 9 Wall Beckmann Maria L., wid W., bds 570 King Beckmann Otis C., elk G. Little, bds 570 King Beckmann Serena, wid, r 217 King BEDELL J. CLARK, produce com mer, 45 Market, r 250 King Beden Henry L., music teacher, r 16 Coming Bedford Alfred, c, driver, r rear 43 Society Bee Gadsden J., printer Journal Commerce, bds 64 Cannon Bee James M., bkkpr r 27 Smith Bee James M. Jr., collector Adams, Damon & Co., bds 27 Smith Bee John, c, lab, r rear 20 Beaufain Bee John, c, painter T. A. Beamish Bee John B., elk Peoples National Bank, bds 27 Smith Bee John J., pattern maker, r 74 Cannon Bee John S., accountant S. C. R. R., r ss Reid, e of Meeting Bee John S., Jr., elk S. C. R. R., r 17 Chapel Bee Richard, c, cooper, r 11 Orange Ct Bee Robert, rice shipper, 46 East Bay, r 1 Legare Bee Thomas S., bkkpr A. S. Smith, bds 12 Montague Bee William C., elk Cohen & Loeb, bds 64 Cannon Bee William C. (W. C. Bee & Co.), bds 35 Meeting Bee William J., driver E. R. R., r 64 Cannon BEE W. C. & CO. (W. C. Bee, T. D. and E. P. Jervey and L. N. Chisolm), gen'l ins agts, factors and com mers, Adger's N. Whf. (See adv p. 91.) Beebe Lucius M., with W. L. Millar, r 76 Wentworth Beem Adam, c, lab, r 85 Calhoun Beesley Charles N., bds 71 Wentworth Beesley John, sexton St. Michael's Church, r 71 Wentworth Beevar Butler C., elk, bds 59 Smith Begley James, bricklayer, r 26 Tradd Begley, James, policeman, r 63 Church Begley John, lab, r 48 Beaufain Begley Michael, driver, r 80 Anson Behling Ernest F., grocer, 154 Coming htnrvtv ot1aci rvivi always have a pull supply op puee wines and MUUJJ & JbiAbUJN bottied.andon GEO. f. WILLIAMS & CO WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. BEH 140 BEN Behling Luther F., timber mer, r 17 President Behre Charles H., watches and jewelry, 527 King Behre Charles H. Jr., elk, bds 527 King( Behre'ns Fred. W.,-tailor, 52 Queen Behrens Henry, fruit, 548 King Behrens Louis, grocer, 272 East Bay Behrens Louis, Jr., cabinetmaker, bds 272 East Bay Beitman John, c, carpenter, r junc Alexander and Judith Belki Allard H., r 7 King Belitzer Arthur, elk, bds 226 East Bay Belitzer C., wid I., r 226 East Bay Bell Adrian W., brakeman S. C. C. R. R Bell Clarence E., elk, bds 82 America Bell Edward, c, carpenter, r 19 West Bell Frank D., r 4 Water Bell George A., c, lab, r 44 Morris Bell George W. O'C., opr W. U. Tel. Co., r 82 Queen Bell Holton L., c, bricklayer, r 2 Green Bell Isaac, Jr. (Arthur Barnwell & Co.), r New York Bell James, c, seaman, r 4! Felix Bell John, c, cook, r rear 33 Radclifife Bell Maria, c, fruit, 19 St. Philip Bell Neptune, c, lab, r 56 Smith Bell Perkins, ct lab, 79 St. Philip Bell Samuel, sea captain, r 61 Tradd Bell Sarah J., wid William, bds 64 Spring Bell Stephen R., elk Knoop, Hanemann & Co., bds 33 Van- derhorst Bell Susan Mrs., r Mills House Bell Theodore, c, cigarmkr, r 67 Morris Bell William, c, painter, r 45 Coming Bell William Jr., elk Cohen & Wells, r 33 Vanderhorst Bellinger Amos N., physician, 67 Wentworth Bellinger Mary P., wid J., bds 67 Wentworth Bellinger Paris, c, lab, r 383 King Belzer Julian, bds 203 Meeting Belzer Louisa, wid, r 203 Meeting BEMERS FRED. H. W., baker, 590 King Benchen C. Eckert, watchman Southern Whf Benedict Charles (Furchgott, Benedict & Co.) r Jacksonville,Fla THE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. REST flTTATiTTY °fSilver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, JJJjUI IfJUXllJll 1 Castors, Spoons, Forks, Ac., at James Allan's, 307 King. BEN 141 BEN Benedict Louis, cigars and tobacco, 290 King, bds Pavilion Hotel Benedict Philip, elk L. Benedict, bds Hilbers House Benedikt Ernest C., wheelwright E. F. Benedikt, r 195 Meeting BENDIKT E. FERDINAND, carriage and wagon mnfr, 197 Meeting, r 54 Society Benford Albert, c, waiter Mrs. E. Turpin, r 43 Society Benford Henry L., c, constable, r 20 Water Benham Andrew E. K., capt. U. S. N., inspector Light Houses, 6th Dist., 30^ Broad Benjamin Cornelius, c, waiter J. Wulbern Bennet Samuel P., lumber measurer, r 12 Bee Bennett Aaron, c, driver, r ss Simons, w of King Bennett Abraham, c, lab, r rear 65 St Philip Bennett Adam, c, barber 29 Elliott, f 21 Calhoun Bennett Adelaide G. Mrs., r 157 St Philip Bennett Alexander, c, waiter, r es Lucas, ri of Mill Bennett Amos P., c, lab, r 5 Price's al Bennett Angus G., c, farmer, r 13 Wall Bennett Ann, wid Martin, r 3 Market Bennett Barnett, c, gardener, r rear ns Vanderhorst, w of Thomas Bennett Benjamin, c. lab, r 21 Concord Bennett Benjamin, c, lab, r ns Mount, 2d w of Court Bennett Charles S. (C. S. Bennett & Co.),. r 32 Montague BENNETT C. S. & CO. (C. *S. and J. R. Bennett and A. B. Murray), rice and lumber mills, Bennett's Whf, foot of Wentworth Bennett Davis, c, lab, r 83 East Bay Bennett Edward, c, wks J. C. H. Claussen, r 12 Michel al Bennett Edward, c, carpenter, r ss Calhoun, opp Washington Bennett George, lab, r Anson, se cor Society Bennett Henrietta, c, seamstress, r 12 Nassau Bennett Henry, c, lab, r 4 Palmetto Bennett Isaac S. K., r 96 St. Philip Bennett Isaac S. K. Jr., elk, bds 96 St Philip Bennett James J., elk T. J. Lyons Bennett John, boiler Vnaker, bds 31 Market Bennett John, c, butler, r 67 Morris Bennett John R. (C. S. Bennett & Co.), bds 32 Montague FIRE AND MARINE RISKS BY HOME INSURANCE CO., of Charleston, S. C. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., DEALERS IN FERTILIZERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. BEN 142 BER Bennett Joseph, c, lab, r es King, n of Grove Bennett Luke, c, lab, r 4 Brewster row Bennett Minnie Miss, r 3 Elliott Bennett Peter, c, carpenter J. L. Lopez, r 3 Dereef Ct Bennett Samuel, c, bricklayer, r rear 38 St. Philip Bennett Samuel, c, steward, r 16 President Bennett School, ws St. Philip, s of George Bennett S. Murray, elk, bds 96 St. Philip Bennett Thomas, c, lab, r 6 Minority Bennett Thomas, sea captain, r es Concord, n of Inspection Bennett William H., butcher, r 164 Coming Bennett William S., c, farmer, r 13 Wall Bennett's Wharf, G. P. Artope, wharfinger; foot Wentworth Bensch Charles, harnessmaker, bds 196 East Bay Bense Henry, driver City Ry. Co., r ,59 Rutledge av Bense John W., printer Deutsche Zeituhg, bds 699 King Bense Mary, r 699 King Benseman Elizabeth, wid E. W., r 176 Queen Bensen H. Mrs., steam grist mill, 47 George Benson John, c, lab, r 6 Elizabeth Bentford James, c, carpenter, r 7 Morris Bentford William, cf carpenter, r 58 Smith Bentham Charles R., c, carpenter, r 69 Coming Bentham Emeline, c, pastry cook, r 51 Meeting Bentham Frances C., wid R., bds. 40 Montague Bentham James, c, porter Furchgott, Benedict & Co Bentham John, c, driver, r Tobins al Bentschner David (L. Cohen & Co.), r 246 King Bentschner Solomon, r 384 King Bequest Adelaide, wid, r 64 Meeting Berburen Andrew, confectioner, 82 Calhoun Berbusse Charles, basket mnfr, 304 King Berger August, prof dancing, bds 46 Beaufain Berger Charles, watchmkr and jeweler, 613 King Bergmann Ambrose, baker, 248 Meeting BERGMANN CHARLES H., prin German Academy and Ch. Mercantile College, 63 St. Philip, r 111 Coming Bergmann Emiline Mrs., r 118 Meeting' Bergmann George, watchman, r 20 Laurens Bergmann Theodore, baker A. Bergmann, bds 248 Meeting THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Palace Billiard Park CONE BROS., PROP'RS,109 MEETING ST. General Agents L. Decker & Co.'s Corded Edge Cushion Billiard Tables. BER 143 BIC Berkhan Frederick, music teacher, r 22 Wentworth Berkhan Herman, druggist, bds 22 Wentworth Berlin Garl, steamship agt, S. Atlantic Whf, bds Waverly BERMTTDEZ LUIS de ZEA, consul of Spain, 72 Broad Bernard Abram,. c, lab, r rear 8 Calhoun Berney Julius A., c, r 62 Radcliffe Berney William H., c, gen'l elk U. S. Customs, r 62 Radcliffe Berrie Charles J., r ss Shepard, 5th w of Meeting Berry Abraham, train hand, bds 226 Meeting Berry Andrew J., pharmacist G. W. Aimar, r 79 Spring Berry Benjamin, c, tailor, r 25 Laurel Berry Charles, boarding, 121 Meeting Berry Clara Mrs., portress Confederate Home Berry John, wks E. T. Viett Berry John, c, waiter, r rear 3 Liberty Berry Joseph, c, lab r ns Moultrie, 3d w of King Berry Maria, wid A., bds 79 Spring Berry Moses, c, carpenter, r 120 Cannon Berry Samuel, c, carpenter, r 120 Cannon Berry Samuel, c, lab, r Vernon Rertorelli Andrew, saloon, 29 Market Bestman Frederic, grocer, Concord, se cor Calhoun Betancourt Artoile, elk J. Sayas, r 85 Smith Betancourt August, elk, bds 85 Smith Betchman Frederick, lab, r 2 Hacker al Bethune Joseph, c, lab, r 11 Chalmers Betterson Philip, c, painter, C. W. Stiles, r rear 66 Wentworth Bettison Elizabeth, wid, r 459 King Bettison William T., weigher Knoop, Hanemann & Co Beuse Jacob, draughtsman W. P. Russell & Co Beverly Samuel, c, stevedore, r 196 King Bevin John K., cooper, r 45 Tradd Beylot Francois, cook Pavilion Hotel, r 4 Hanover Bicaise Benjamin E., gunsmith B. P. Bicaise Bicaise Benjamin P., gunsmith, 26 State Bicaise Charles, c, r 64 Calhoun Bicaise Edward, c, candymkr J. C. H. Claussen, r 64 Calhoun Bicaise Henry D., law student, bds 26 State Bicaise Lawrence W., gunsmith B. P. Bicaise House PABOHED AND GBOUED COFFEES, always to be found at MOOD & EASON'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO DEALERS IN FERTILIZERS Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. BIC 144 BIS Bicaise Marie A. Miss, teacher, bds 26 State Bicaise William A., bds 26 State Biel Claus, porter H. Bischoff, r 43 State Biller Ignatz, dyer and scourer, 359 King Bilton John J., carpenter, r es Pine, 3d n of Allway. Bilton Olivia, wid George, bds 4 Sires al Bing Julius M., sergt police, r 16 John Bing Oliver, c, lab, r 18 Washington Bingley Augustus, c, driver J. Paul & Co., r 6 Pitt Binns Joseph, lab, bds 71 East Bay Binyard Oliver, c, milkman, r rear 27 Mazyck Bird Carolina, c, lab, r 17 Franklin Bird Calvin, c, lab, r Cromwell al Bird Ella H., widow C. H., r 24 Coming Bird John S. Jr. elk W. M. Bird & Co., bds 11 Meeting Bird John W., machinist, r Planters Hotel bldg Bird J. Louis, wharfinger M. & R. M. & M. C., r 9 Doughty Bird Michael, lab, r 15 Reid Bird William Capt., chairman port warden board, 11 Ex¬ change, r 9 Doughty Bird William M. (W. M. Bird & Co.), r 11 Meeting Bird W. M. & Co. (William M. Bird), paints, oils, glass, &c., 201 East Bay Bird W. Cooper, bds 9 Doughty Birkby Charlotte S. Mrs., notions, 89 Spring Birkby John, engineer, r 89 Spring Birmingham Mary, wid Thomas, bds 707 King Birnie Charles, c, lab, r 13 Alexander Birnie Richard, c, shipper O. Cohen & Co., r 1 Liberty Bischoff Albert, r 239 Meeting BISCHOFF HENRY, wholesale grocer, liquor dealer and rice, 197 and 199 East Bay, r Bay, sw cor Cooper. (See adv. p. 94.) Bischoff John W., draymaster, 177 East Bay, r 614 King Bischoff Nicholas, elk, r 1 Minority Bischoff William N.,,with H. Bischoff, bds Bay, sw cor Cooper Bishop John G., salesman, bds 9 Cannon Bissell Claudia, wid T. L., bds 4 Lucas Bissell John B., planter, r 18 Rutledge av Bissell Orville H., elk, bds ws Rutledge av, 3d n of Doughty SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN CITIES, to the SOUTH AMD WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. BIS 145 BLA Bissell Paul L., bds ws Rutledge av, 3d n of Doughty Bissell Titus L., gen'l agt Home S. M. Co., 281 King, r ws Rutledge av, 3d n of Doughty Bissell W. S., farmer, bds Wragg sq, ne cor Meeting Bittersohn Henry F, saloon, 428 King, r 94 Coming Bivens Corbet, c, lab S. C. R. R., r 41 Line Black Alexander, c, lab, r 1 Henrietta Black Alexander G. (Williams, Black & Williams), r New York Black A. Foster, bkkpr, r 3 Doughty Black Charles, c, barber W. H. Hodges Black Christina, c, housekpr, r 75 Anson Black Grenville N., elk G. F. Trescot, bds 3 Doughty Black Isaac, watchman, bds 30 St. Philip Black Joseph J., c, barber E. L. Boisdon Black Jupiter, c, lab, r rear 121 Broad Black Samuel/aid promptly. by purchasing your Watches, Jewelry & Silverware, from James Allan, 307 King Street. BON 149 BOW Bonnoitt Marion, elk Union Wharves, bds 15 Chapel Bonsall James C., inspector U. S. Customs Bontum Elias, c, lab, r 55 Nassau Boone Balot A., c, undertaker, r 15 Laurel Boone Julius, c, carpenter, r 15 Laurel Boone William J., plasterer, r 7 President Booth Margaret J. Mrs., milliner, 429 King Boozer Jason C., with E. T. Brown, bds i9 Nassau Bopp Charles, carpenter, bds 4 Judith Bordeaux Joseph, boilermkr, r 10 Amherst Borger John J., grocer, 91 King Borie Henry, c, fruiter, r 41 Anson Boring William H., cigar mnfr, 550 King Bornea Adella Mrs., r 60 Society Bornemann William, with Knoop, Haneman & Co., r 52 Tradd Borner Fred C., grocer 366 King, r 22 George Bosch Dietrich, soap mkr 6 Radcliffe, r 52 Cannon Bosch John F., grocer, Rutledge, se cor Beaufain Bosch Lewis, lab Chisolm's Mill EOSEMON BENJAMIN A., c, physician and postmaster, r 86 Coming Bostick Cornelius E., butcher Upper Market, r 32 Warren Boston Daniel, c, lab, bds 47 Coming Boston Fred. S., c, furniture repairer, 70 Beaufain Boston King, c, blacksmith, r es Lucas, n of Mill Bothe Berthold, wks C. D. Franke, r 10 St Philip Bothe Julian, umbrella repairer, r 53 St Philip Boucken John G., elk, bds 2 Woolfe Bourie Henry J., c, fruit, 56 Anson Bouronich Vincent, mariner, r 113 Market Bourquin Charles A., watch mkr C. Berger, bds 613 King Bowen Christopher C., sheriff Charleston Co., office Court House Bowen Jacob, c, paper carrier, r 9 Radcliffe Bowen Maurice, blacksmith Miller & Kelly, r 26 Market BOWEN ORSAMUS A. (James Adger & Co.), r 34 Meeting Bowen Prince, c, cooper, r 6 Trapman Bowen Prince, c, lab, r rear 4 Mary Bowen Thomas B., c, butcher, r 24 Ashley ■ 1 r\ n ■ r ikin r\r\ op Charleston, s. c. a. l. tobias,pkes. ; NflMK ll\l^ I (I Jas. S. Gibbes, Vice-President; W. G. DeSaus- M U iVI L. IllOi \J\J »sure, Jr., Secretary. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTOU PACTOES, . Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. BOW 150 BRA Bowen William, c, lab, r S. C. R. R. causeway Bowen William, wheelwright, r 14 Society Bowers John E., auctioneer, 140 Meeting, r 651 King Bo wick Edward M., machinist, r 187 St. Philip Bowie Henry, c, driver, r rear 9 Middle Bowles John, c, lab, r 53 State Bowman Charles, c, lab, r 21 Bull Bowman Daniel, c, lab, r ss Romney, e of Meeting Bowman Ephraim, c, boatman, r 21 Duncan Bowman George A., with J. Corbett, r 17 Archdale Bowman Henrietta, wid Henry, r 28 Chapel Bowman Samuel, c, waiter, r rear 17 Smith Bowman.William, flagman S. C. R. R., r 4 Williams' row Bowman William, lab, bds ns Line, 1st w of Aiken Bowman William S. Rev., D. D., pastor Wentworth Street Lutheran Church, r 14 Bee Bown W. J. H. (Good & Bown), r Wheeling, W. Va Boyce James, c, sashmkr Toale Mhfg Co., r 24 Radcliffe Boyce Jerome, bds 93 Church Boyce John H., carpenter S. C. R. R., r Line, nw cor Sires al Boyce's Wharf, H. C. Robertson, supt; East Bay, opp Elliott BOYD BERNARD, com mer and whol liquor dealer, 193 East Bay, r Elizabeth, nr Mary Boyd Jeremiah, c, barber, 11 Tradd, r 53 Tradd Boyd John, bkkpr B. Boyd, r 10 Judith Boyd Joseph, c, lab, r 12 Anson Boyden Alonzo J., elk Mood & Eason, bds rear 75 Queen Boykin Adam, c, bricklayer, r rear 40 George Boylan Thomas, mariner, r 6 Pinckney Boyle Adam D., bricklayer, r 322 Meeting Boyle Charles, lawyer, 54 Broad, r Summerville Boyle Dominic Capt., r 68 Tradd Boyle William A., mer, r 83 Cannon Boylston Henry (Crane, Boylston & Co.), r Atlanta, Ga Boylston James R. (Crane, Boylston & Co.), r Summerville BOYLSTON S. CORDES, general freight and ticket agent S. C. R. R., r 50 Smith Bracey James, c, lab, r rear 2 Calhoun Brackett Gilbert R. Rev., D. D., pastor Second Presbyterian Church, bds 148 Calhoun THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with 1 .Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S, C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. Pnlnnp Billiorvj pnplnp CONE BEOS., PEOPE'S, 109 MEETING ST. 1 flluuu UllliaiU 1 aiiUI. Gen'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. BRA 151 BRA Bradford Thomas c, fisherman, r 192 East Bay Bradford Waverly, c, carpenter, bds 10 Bogard Bradley Benjamin, c, tailor D. Muller Bradley Edward B., printer, bds 231 Meeting Bradley Frank, barber, 6 Morris Bradley Henry, c, cigarmaker Mantoue & Co Bradley James, c, lab, r 18 Hanover Bradley John C., poultry dealer, r Planter's Hotel bldg Bradley May, c, lab, r es Hunter al, s of Reid Bradley Sarah E., wid, r 231 Meeting BRADLEY WILLIAM A., conductor S. C. R. R., r 82 Cannon BRADSTREET J. M. & SON CO., THE, M. B. Kantz, supt; 155 Meeting. (See adv. p. 101.) Brady Patrick, furniture, 76 King Brady Patrick, wood and lumber yard, 528 King, r 12 John Braid Alexander, carpenter, r 10 Chinquapin Braid John S., carpenter, r 10 Chinquapin Braid W. Edward, ruler Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 10 Chinquapin Brailsford Frances, wid T., r 83 Smith Brailsford James, porter, bds 83 Smith Brailsford Julia L. Mrs., bds Vanderhorst, nw cor King Branch Lawrence N., watchman, r 103 Spring Brandes Edward, produce and fruit, 67 Market Brandes Henry, elk C. G. Ducker, r 23 Market Brandt August, barkpr F. E. Windheim Brandt Charles, ship carpenter, r Planter's Hotel bldg Brandt Charles F., farmer, bds 3 Shepard Brandt Edward L., grocer, Alexander, se corner Chapel Brandt Edward P., wks J. H. Dunnemann, bds 263 Meeting Brandt Henry F., baker, 355 King Brandt James W., elk Cohen & Loeb, bds 263 King Brandt John C., farmer, r 3 Shepard Brandt Julian V., with E. M. Grimke, bds 355 King Brandt Peirre V.y agt box factory, 263 Meeting Branford Charles L., r 24 Line Branford Robert L., finisher, bds 15 Blake Branford Susan E., wid C. G., r '26 Line Branford William S., finisher, bds 15 Blake New ivrackerel, salmon, codfish, heebing, pulton MARKETBEEFSMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES HAMS SHOUL¬ DERS, AND BREAKFAST BACON, AT MOOD & EASON'S. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,c COTTOU FACTORS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. BRA 152 BRE Brannen John, fruit, 361 King, r 8 Vanderhorst Brannen William, elk J. Brannen, r 361 King Brannon James, U. S. shipping comm'r, 137 East Bay, r Summerville • Brantley Washington, c, fireman, r ws Ashley, n of Mill Brase Hannah, wid P. G., r 19 Sires Brasement John, c, lab, r ns Nunan, 3d w of Rutledge av Brassen Ernst, miller J. C. H. Claussen, r 7 Pinckney Brauer Henry, tailor, r 18 Tradd Brauer Henry A., with L. Cohen & Co., bds 564 King Brauer William, barkpr, bds 18 Tradd Brauer William A., confectioner, 564 King Brawley Edward M. Rev., c, r 63 King Brawley James H., lumber inspector, r 63 King Brawley Emma Mrs., r Union Widows Home Bray Walter, watchman, r 47 East Bay Brayboy William, c, blacksmith, r ss Line, 1st w of Rose lane Brecker Frederick W., grocer, 26 Gadsen Brecker Frederick W. Jr., elk F. W. Brecker, bds 26 Gadsden Brecker William L., elk F. W. Brecker, bds 26 Gadsden Bredemann August, elk O. F. Wieters, bds 310 Meeting Bredeman Louisa, wid William, r 310 Meeting Breese Robert E., elk, bds 15 George Breese William C., cashier First Nat. Bank, r 15 George Breese William C., Jr., acct, r 15 George BREESE WILLIAM E., cashier Carolina Savings Bank and Geo. W. Williams & Co., r 1 South Battery Bremer Charles F. B., printer Journal Commerce, r 40 Line Bremer Herman, grocer, 62 King Bremer Herman F., elk F. W. Wagener & Co., r 163 East Bay Bremer John F., elk H. Bremer Brennan Dennis, lab, r 8 Morris Brennan Eldward J., wks Smith & Valk, r 8 Morris Brennan Francis,, policeman, r 7 Magazine Brennan Luke, wheelwright T. J. Kennedy, r 8 Morris Brennan Thomas, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 16 Amherst Brennen William, Jr., elk E. Daly, bds 9 Magazine Bresnihan John, marble cutter R. D. White, bds 108 Church Bresnihan Patrick, boarding, 108 Church Breuer Hermann F. W. (Breuer & Kohnke), r 71 Coming 'THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through 1 Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean. BRE 153 BRI Breuer William, driver City Ry Co Breuer & Kohnke (H. F. W. Breuer and F. A. Kohnke) grocers, 71 Coming Breuning Hermann, clk,bds 160 Meeting ' Brevard Henry T., c, carpenter, r rear 6 Rutledge av Brewer Moreau B., c, butler, r 11 Limehouse Brewer Moses, c, lab, r 11 Limehouse Brewer Parker, c, lab, bds 11 Limehouse Brewerton H. F., captain 5th Artillery, comdg Battery F., r U. S. Arsenal Brewster Charles R. (Brewster & Burke), r 25 Vanderhorst BREWSTER & BURKE (C. R. Brewster and J. E. Burke), lawyers, 98 Broad Brian Winter, c, fisherman, r rear 40 Church Brickman Mary M., wid Henry, bds 41 Hanover Bridgeman Mary, wid M., r 119 Market Brigans William, c, fruit, 1 Montague Bright Charles, c, porter A. O. Stone, r 58 Morris Bright Handy, c, carpenter, r rear 11 Doughty Bright James, c, huckster, r 7 Woolfe Bright Joseph, c, cooper, r rear 59 Anson Brightman Benjamin, c, caulker Pregnall Bros Brightman Lewis, c, butler, r 19 Savage • Brighton Lewis, c, waiter, r rear 5 Legare Brightwood James, c, driver, r 4 America Brill Wolf, agt, clothing, 468 King Bringloe Samuel, pilot, bds 85 Tradd Brinton James, c, lab, r rear 9 Judith Brinton Joseph, c, tailor, r 68 Calhoun Brinton Samuel, c, pedler, r ns Mount, 1st w of Rutledge av Brinton Simon, c, lab, r 15 Woolfe Brisbane Abraham, c, waiter, r 22 Warren Brisbane Noah, waiter, c, r 4 Potters row Brisbin Alfred T., c, miller, r rear 5 Judith Brisbin Robert, c, lab, r 31 Amherst Brisbin Samuel, c, lab, r rear 290 Meeting Brisbin Scipio, c, hostler, r rear 7 Lynch Brissenden Edwin, driver City Ry Co., r 25 Bogard Brissenden Henry J., fireman S. C. R. R., bds 25 Bogard Bristoll Arthur L., bkkpr T. M. Bristoll, r 93 Wentworth I I AR/ir I M O nr\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. FIRE AND MARINE HOME 11Mb.CO., isis;bay. 3 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., Nos. 1 and 3 HAYJSTE STREET. ' BRI 154 BRO Bristoll Charles E.. with T. M. Bristoll, r 250 King BRISTOLL TIMOTHY M., boots, shoes, trunks, &c., 250 King. (See adv. p. 84.) Bristoll William R., elk T. M. Bristoll, bds 250 King British Consulate, H. P. Walker, consul; Lib. Bldg, Broad cor Church Britton Adam, c, pedler, r rear 23 Calhoun Britton J. Evans, elk Police Hdqrs, r 19 Smith Britton J. Francis, printer News and Courier, r 9 Beaufain Britton Richard A., printer News and Courier, r 25 Broad Broadfoot David, upholsterer, 123 Wen'tworth Broadfoot John, r 122 King Broadnax Henry ? c, porter, r rear 17 Burns lane Brockinton Frank, c, lab, r rear 11 Ann Brockinton John F. (W. W. Whilden & Co.), r Salters Station, N. E. R. R Broderick Patrick, drayman, r 23 Wall Brodie A. Ladson, c, tailor, 3 Morris Brodie John, c, lab, r 1 Bee's al Brodie Robert C., c, tailor, r 163 St. Philip Brodie Robert L., physician, 286 King, bds 25 Coming Brodie Sarah, c, dressmkr, r 3 Hanover Brodie Wellington, c, seaman, r 38 Vanderhorst Brodie William J., c, carpenter, r 81 St. Philip Bronckhorst Charles,-elk, bds 133 Coming Bronson James, ct lab, r rear 46 Nassau BROOKBANKS AMOS, candy mnfr, confections, fruits, and ice cream saloon, 77 Meeting. (See adv. p. 88.) Brotherhood Alfred, supt store Taylor Iron Wks, r Sullivan's Island BROTHERHOOD FRED, supt Taylor Iron Wks, r 123 Calhoun Brotherhood William, draughtsman Taylor Iron Wks, bds 123 Calhoun Broughton Henry, c, driver, r 4 Minority Broughton H. A., fireman S. C. R. R., bds ns Lee, 1st e of Meeting Broughton James, c, lab, r rear 178 Meeting Broughton Lawrence J., r 679 King Broughton Robert, c, lab, r 14 Tradd THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. 1 Guarantees the Lowest Rates given toy any competing Line. Patopp Pillipril Pnrlfip anil Par 00NE bb0s» 199 meeting st, idldou iilllldlll idllUl dlill Jjdl. Free Lunch every night, from 9.30 to 11.30, BRO 155 BRO Broughton Shadrach, c\ waiter r rear 41 Cannon Broughton T. Alexander, gen'l acct and treas Ch. Lib. Soc., 64 Broad, r Mt. Pleasant Broughton William E., c'lk, bds 679 King Brower Joseph E., painter, bds 31 Spring Brower William, painter, 505 King, r 31 Spring Brower William, painter, r ws Chinquapin, n of Cannon Brown Abraham, r rear 52 Queen Brown Abraham, c, mariner, r rear 14 Queen Brown Abram, c, cooper, r 8 President Brown Abram, c, lab, r 731 King Brown Abram, c, lab, r ss Sansouci, w of King Brown Abram, c, restaurant, 1 Habernicht's Whf Brown Abram, c, waiter, r rear 36 Meeting Brown Adam, c, butler R. J. Gilchrist, 1* 4 Palmetto Brown Albert, c, barber, 73 St. Philip, r 8 Felix Brown Alexander H., lawyer, Law Range 20 Broad, r 6 Lynch Brown Alfred, c, lab, r 5 Short Ct Brown Allen, c, lab, r 83 East Bay Brown Amelia C. Miss, r 2 Church Brown Andrew, c, lab, r rear 92 Anson Brown Andrew, c, lab, r 5 Court House Sq Brown Andrew, c, lab, r 69Line Brown Andrew McD., (J. E. Adger & Co.), r 13 George Brown Andrew S., (A. S. Brown & Co.), r 217 Meeting Brown Anthony, c, painter, ss Spring, 2d w of Rutledge av Brown Augustus, c, lab, r rear 2 Rutledge BROWN A. S. & CO. (A S. Brown, C. T. Dunham and T. C. Ryan), whol boots and shoes, 145 Meeting. (See adv. p. 84.) Brown Barbara, wid William, r 3 Williams row Brown Benjamin, c, cook, r rear 26 Gadsden Brown Benjamin, c, lab, r 38 George Brown Benjamin H., elk C. C. Righter, bds 29 Pitt Brown Bennett, c, carpenter, r rear 21 Rutledge Brown Bernard, c, wks J. H. Steinmeyer, r 9 Gadsden al Brown Boston, c, cooper, r rear 39 Reid Brown Bristol, r, waiter Charleston Hotel, r 15 Princess Brown Carolina, c, driver, r rear 14 Ashley MOOD & EASON; Wv A i% Mi* 23 9 Alii/ 5 127 and 129 Meeting Street, Corner Market. CHOICE FAMILY GROCEBIES, WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGABS, GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., BRO 156 BRO Brown Caroline L., wid G. W., bds Mansion House Brown Charles, c, driver Geo. W. Williams & Co., r 10 Middle Brown Charles, c, driver P. V. McBride Brown Charles,/1, fireman, r Tobin al Brown Charles, cy lab, r 17 Amherst Brown Charles, c, lab, r rear 24 Magazine Brown Charles D. (Seibert .& Brown), r 14 Columbus Brown Charles F. W.,housefur'ggoods, 483 King, r 170 Queen Brown Charles T., c< barber, 1 Queen Brown Clarence, c, farmer, r rear 226 East Bay- Brown Cornelius K., r 95 Smith Brown Daniel, c, lab, r 5 Court House Square Brown Daniel, c, lab, r es Coming, n of Line Brown Daniel L., c, blacksmith, r 6 Elizabeth Brown David, elk, bds 103 Church Brown David, c, carpenter, r 1 King Brown David, c, carpenter, r rear 130 Calhoun Brown David, c, driver, r rear 45 Hasel Brown David, c, gardener, r 6 John Brown David, c, lab, r 13 Princess Brown David, c, lab, r rear 11 Doughty Brown Dayton, c, driver Jerry Rhodes & Co., r 129 Church BROWN EDMONDS T., wholhats, caps and straw goods, 43 Hayne, r 36 Cannon. (See adv. p. 97.) Brown Edward, c, lab, r 70 Line Brown Edward, c, lab, r 6 Palmetto Brown Edward, c, lab, r rear 51 State Brown Edward, c, lab, r rear 114 Tradd Brown Edward, c, porter G. W. Aimar, r 16 South Brown Edward, c, lab, r rear 4 Thomas Brown Edward B., watchman, r 4 Tradd Brown Edward W., c, barber, 16 Anson, r 33 Reid Brown Elias, c, lab, r Cromwell al Brown Elias, c, lab, r 17 Franklin Brown Elliott, c, fireman, r 15 Line Brown E. Beach, elk W. U. Tel. Co., bds 29 Concord Brown Francis, c, butcher, r 95 Spring Brown Francis, c, lab, r rear 140 Calhoun Brown Francis Rev., c, pastor Methodist Protestant Church, r es Ashley, 5th n of Spring FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. WATCHES AND CLOCKS, u3 King Brown William, c, lab, r 22 St. Michael al Brown William, c, waiter, r rear 9 Legare Brown William, c, waiter, r 20 Burns Lane Brown William, wks P. Wineman, r George, cor Anson Brown William H., c, bricklayer, r 18 Charlotte Brown William K. (Cunningham & Brown), r 85 Beaufain Brown William M., c, driver, r 6 Mill Brown William S., dentist, 65 Wentworth Brown William, c, lab, r rear 26 Middle Brown W. E., c, sash mkr-Toale Mng Co., r 15 Line Brown W. F. Cornelius, c, turner, 21 Bull, r 27 Cannon Brown W. J., r 1 Laurel Brown W. Washington, bds 170 Queen Brown & McKee (L. F. Brown and W. E. McKee), paper and bags, 140 Meeting Brown's Wharf, W. G. Harvey, supt; foot of Queen Browne Ann, wid Robert, r 43 Tradd Browne Edmund H., farmer, bds Rutledge av, sw cor Bee Browne Henry J., fruit, r 3 College Browne Julius P., agt, china, glass and crockery, King, nw cor Liberty, r 8 Smith Browne Mary A., wid E. H.. r Rutledge av, sw cor Bee Brownfield Thomas, c, bricklayer, r rear 47 Anson Browning Florence Mrs., r 57 Cannon Browning James, c, bricklayer, r rear 7 Bogard Browning John S., conductor S. C. R. R., bds Pavilion Hotel THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN 1 CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. STERLING SILVER, U CIOOU X UXXX vXl O X4 X UCX KJ X j v^dvUf XUi presentation purposes, at JAMES ALLAN'S, 307 King Street. An elegant assortment, suitably cased, for BJIO 161 BRY Browning Marshal, c, carpenter, r 19 Warren Bruen Mary G., wid G. W., bds 6 Judith Bruggeman Dietrich W., foreman, r 249 Meeting Bruce James, c, porter S. R. Marshall & Co., r 36 Calhoun Bruce Philip, c, stevedore, r rear 3 Church Bruck Eberhardt, boots and shoes, 577 King Bruning Herman, with W. UfFerhardt, bds 160 Meeting Bruning John H. (J. H. Bruning & Co.), r 262 King Bruning Joseph, fruit, 699 King BRUNING J. H. & CO. (J. H. Bruning), dry goods, 262 King Brunings J. Henry (Stuhr & Brunings), r 48 Wentworth Brunjes William, grocer, Coming, se cor George Bruns Florence, wid R. S., bds Beaufain, ne cor Lynch Bruns Henry M., prof classics Charleston College, r 82 Beaufain Bruns Henry R., elk H. Bulwinkle, bds 19 Elizabeth Bruns L. Eugene, bkkpr, bds 82 Beaufain Bruns William M., lawyer, 5 Broad, bds 82 Beaufain Brunssen Annie H., wid C. H., r 221 East Bay Brux James A., r 23 Pitt Bryan Abram I., c, farmer, r ss Pringle, w of N. E. R. R Bryan Abram I., Jr., c, farmer, r es Pringle, w of N. E. R. R Bryan Alexander c, polisher T. Campbell, r foot Hasel Bryan Alfred W., cf cook, r 18 Middle Bryan Anthony, c, lab, ws Chestnut, 2d s of Allway Bryan Arthur, sales bkkpr G. W. Williams & Co., bds 2 Legare Bryan Carter, c, shoemkr, 39 Wall Bryan Charles, c, drayman, r 15 Roselane Bryan Daniel, c, lab, r 171 Coming Bryan Edward B., bkkpr Haile & Lawton, r 9 Church BRYAN GEORGE D., lawyer, 35 Broad, r 27 Church Bryan George S., Hon. judge U. S. Dist. Court, r 2 Legare Bryan Henry D., c, waiter A. & E. Fincken, r 18 King Bryan John, c, lab, r rear 26 George Bryan Joseph P., with W. & W. Mnfg Co., bds 2 Lucas Bryan J. P. K., lawyer, 63 Broad, bds 2 Legare Bryan Prince, c, wks Charleston Hotel, r rear 55 Line Bryan Robert, c waiter, r rear 3 Legare HOME INS. CO., OF CHARLESTON. S. C. TAKES FIRE, ALSO GEO. W. VILLUHS & CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. BRY 162 Byi Bryan Thomas, c, waiter, r rear 127 Broad Bryan William-, wks F. Ansel Bryan William, c, cook A. & E. Fincken, r 18 King Bryant Emma, wid, bds 24 Coming Bryant Jackson W., brakeman S. C. R. R., r 23 Mary Bryant Joshua, barber, 35 St. Philip, r 4 John Bryant June, c, lab Toale Mnfg Co., r Wall, cor Minority Bryant Moses, c, carpenter, bds 22 Coming Bryant Washington, c, lab, r rear 48 Society Bryant William, c, lab, r 45 State Bua Mary, wid Francis, r 42 Tradd BUCHHEIT CHARLES A., ship and family bread and cracker baker, and mnfr Millar's Seed Biscuits and Buch- heit's Improved Family Bread, 60 Tradd. (See adv, p. 85.) Buchheit John, baker, bds 275 Meeting Buchheit Louisa Mrs., baker, 275 Meeting Buchheit Philip,, millinery goods, 192 King Buck Catharine, wid F., bds 17% Beaufain Buck Henry, baker, 21 Tradd Buck Henry, grocer, 70 Cannon Buck John, baker, r 140 St Philip Buck John W., grocer, 190 Coming Buckhiester Edward P., watchman, r 8 Williams row Buckhiester William, baker C. Amme, r 3 Spring Buckingham Joseph, c, bricklayer, r 178 King Buckley John B., c, painter, r rear 8 George Buckley Mary L. Miss, milliner, 187 King, r 181 Meeting Buckner Belle, wid A., r 113 Market Buckwald Isidore, elk Mrs. A. Jacobs, bds 474 King Buckwald Philip, second hand clothing, 522 King Budd Thomas H., acct, r 1 Franklin Budd Thomas E., com mer, 11 Boyce's Whf, r 7 Water Budds James D., acct, r 8 Beaufain Buero Angelo, fruit, 239 East Bay Buero Emanuel, confectioner, 95 King Buero Robert E., cigar mkr, r 239 East Bay Buggle Albert, elk P. Macqueen, bds 703 King Buggle A. Mrs., grocer, 703 King Buhre Dietrich, r 2 McMahon Ct Buist Cupid, c, lab, r rear 52 Morris THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is 1 noted for Its Speed, and careful handling of goods. PsIscg Billiard Parlor sni Bar 1^?st^kwmesT,Liq:^r?anf s- 1U1UUU OJHUUiU lUiiUl uuu UU1. ported and Key West Segars in the city. BUI 163 BUN Buist George L. (Buist & Buist), r 207 Meeting Buist Henry (Buist & Buist), r 2 Bull Buist John S., physician, 205 .Meeting Buist Samuel S., lawyer, 30 Broad, r 3 Rutledge, BUIST & BUIST (Henry and G. L. Buist), lawyers, 30 Broad Bulcken Edward, elk B. Feldman & Co., bds' 3 Liberty Bulcken Henry, driver W. M. Hale, r 496 King Bulcken Gazina, wid H., r es Norman, 6th n of Spring Bull Daniel C., c, brick layer, r 45 Spring Bull Edmund L., bds 6 Judith Bull Edmund R., coppersmith and brass founder, 132 East Bay, r 6 Judith Bull Henry B., with Ravenel, Holmes & Co., bds 1 East Battery Bull Prince, c, dray owner, r Chinquapin, opp Cannon Bull Rutledge, bkkpr G. W. Williams & Co., r 6 Judith Bull William E., r 6 Judith Bull William R., dentist, r 481 King. Bullan Mary, wid, bds 9 Rutledge Bullwinckle John D., grocer, State, se cor Queen Bullwinkle Diedrich, grocer, King, nw cor Race Bullwinkle George, grocer, Rutledge av, sw cor Doughty Bullwinkle Henry, farmer, r King, nw cor Race Bullwinkle Henry, grocer, Lucas, ne cor Palmetto Bulow William C., c, lab, bds 23 Queen Bulwinkle Henry, grocer, 105 Wentworth Bulwinkle Henry (H. Bulwinkle & Co.) and grocer, 19 Eliza¬ beth, r Charlotte, sw cor Elizabeth BULWINKLE HERMANN, com mer, hay and grain dealer, Prioleau, head Kerr's Whf, r 25 Smith. (See adv. P- 93-) BULWINKLE H. & CO. (H. Bulwinkle and J. H. Haes- loop,) hay and grain dealers, 94 East Bay and 17 and 19 Elizabeth Bulwinkle John A., bkkpr Rohde Bros., bds 562 King Bulwinkle John H., grocer, Queen sw cor Mazyck Bulwinkle Martin D., elk H. Spincken, bds Line, se cor Coming Bunch James S., watchman, r 19 Spring Mnrrn R "I? A QflNT Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts iuUUJLf 06 ijADUil to the peck, every time. 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., BUN 164 BUR Bunch Silas S., bds 17 Blake Bunch Theodore F., constable, r 17 George Buncombe John, c, lab Chisolm Mill, r Cromwell al Bunger John F. W., bds 4 Hampton Ct Bunger John N., lab, r 4 Hampton Ct Bunger Nicholas, wks N. E. R. R., bds 4 Hampton Ct Bunje William M., grocer, 367 King Bunkum Leonard, c, waiter, r rear 75 Broad Bunkum Willis, c, carpenter, r rear 75 Broad Burbridge James, c, farmer, r ws Meeting, opp Pringle Burchfield Thomas A., driver Douglass & Jackson, r 45 Hasel Burckmeyer Rebecca, wid C. L., r 18 South Bay Burckmyer Henry Z. c(H. Z. Burckmyer & Co.), r 71 Cannon Burckmyer H. Z. & Co., c (H. Z. Burckmyer and ), meats and vegetables, 625 King Burde John, c, lab, r rear 103 Church Burdeau Gilbert, c, lab, r 27 Spring Burdell Edwin T., acct E. W. Walker, r 45 George Burdell F. Marion, genl bkkpr S. C. R. R., r 20 Bee Burdell F. Marion Jr., bds 20 Bee Burdell John G., c, lab, r rear 26 Mazyck Burdell Thaddeus S., bds 20 Bee Burdell Thomas J., wks John C. Mallonee & Co., bds 43 Charlotte Burden Mary, wid K., bds 94 Spring BURDEN WILLIAM B., cashier Bank of Charleston N. B. Assn, r 94 Spring Burdges William R., machinist S. C. R. R., r Coming, 1st n of Radcliffe Burdoe Lewis, c, lab, r 4 Vanderhorst Burger A. C., wid S. J., r 17 Mill Burger Joseph, fireman, r rear 53 East Bay Burgess James B., c, wks John C. Mallonee & Co., r rear 30 Washington Burgess W. Hamilton Jr., elk E. S. Burnham, bds Forest House Burhons C. H., elk Charleston Hotel Burie Daniel R., elk A. J. Salinas & Son, bds 3 Liberty Burie George W., policeman, r 28 Woolfe Burie Philip D., elk, bds 28 Woolfe Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. Mwifiiy diamond rings, chains, lockets, UiJu jJUllli Gent's Seal Rings, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King Street. BUR 165 BUR Burk William, c, bricklayer, r ss Ashton, w of Pine Burk William, c} carpenter, r rear 61 Anson Burk William H., pilot, bds 7 Atlantic Burk William J., pilot, r 7 Atlantic Burke Artemas J., book and job printer, 52 Broad, bds Man¬ sion House Burke Christopher F., c, dep sheriff Charleston Co., r 1 Price al Burke David, c, hostler J. Kessel, r 30 Meeting Burke James, driver, r 14 Vernon Burke James, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 12 Spring Burke James E. (Brewster & Burke), r Summerville, S. C Burke John, elk, r no Church Burke John, Jr., with F. Murphy & Co., bds no Church Burke John E., plumber Adams, Damon & Co., bds 5 Spring Burke John J., porter Cameron, Barkley & Co., r State, cor Unity al Burke Maggie Miss, with S. Johnston, r 14 Vernon Burke Mary Mrs., notions, Middle, se cor Calhoun Burke Michael F., driver Cameron, Barkley & Co., r 42 State Burke William E., mess W. U. Tel. Co., r 679 King Burke Benedick, tinsmith, r boyi Beaufain Burleigh William H., notions, 24 Middle Burmester William, (Burmester & Zerbst,) r 283 East Bay BURMESTER & ZERBST (W. Burmester and J. D. Zerbst,) com mers, hay and grain dealers, Prioleau, cor Cordes. (See adv. p. 93.) Burn Addison B., painter S. C. R. R., bds 27 Woolfe Burn Ashley A., elk G. W. Burn, bds 310 Meeting Burn Charles H., engineer S. C. R. R., r 27 Woolfe Burn Clarence A., fireman S. C. R. R., bds 75 Spring Burn Frank H., wks Taylor Iron Works Burn George W., propr New Bridge Ferry, r 75 Spring Burn George W., Jr., train-hand S. C. R. R., r 142 St. Philip Burn Henry A., boilermkr Taylor Iron Works, r 4 Blake Burn Henry F., boilermkr, bds 4 Blake Burn William A., engineer S. C. R. R., r 5 Spring Burneau Frank, c, lab, r 30 Beaufain Burnet Andrew, r 108 Tradd BURNET BARNWELL R, trial justice and lawyer, 79 Broad, r 108 Tradd INSURE WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO.W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTOIT FACTORS . Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. BUR 166 BUR Burnett Jacob, c, lab, r 8 Cromwell al Burnett March, c, carpenter, r rear 126 St. Philip BURNHAM EDWARD S., drugs, 421 King, bds 148 Calhoun Burnham Robert F., elk S. C. R. R., r n Line Burnham Robert W., cashier Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., r 37 Pitt Burns Allen M„ elk J. Stackley, bds 233 Meeting Burns A. Juliene, bkkpr McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 233 Meeting Burns David, r 223 Meeting Burns Edward, 1st officer Stmr Dictator Burns Frank P., carpenter, bds 65 Meeting Burns Isaac, c, lab, 18 Washington Burns Jack, c, lab, r 200 King Burns James, carpenter, bds 24 East Bay Burns James, tinner, J. W. O'Brien & Bro Burns John, train hand S. C. R. R., r 41 Reid Burns John, janitor Hibernian Hall, r 65 Meeting Burns John E., elk, bds 65 Meeting Burns Joseph, c, driver, r 74 Tradd Burns Joseph, c, lab, r rear 29 Tradd Burns Julius, c, porter, r rear 20 Broad Burns Lawrence, barkpr, bds 419 King Burns Sampson, c, lab, r 15 Baker's al Burns Samuel, c, paper carrier, r 144 Coming Burns Samuel, saloon, 25 Wentworth Burns Thomas, lab, bds 71 East Bay Burns Thomas, saloon, 193 King Burns W. Melville, elk W. C. Forsythe, bds 233 Meeting BURNS, see also BYRNES Burridge Thomas, butcher, r es Norman, 6th n of Spring Burris John, c, cook, r rear 47 Church Burrows Charles V., carpenter, r 26 Laurens Burrows E. C. Miss, teacher Bennett School Burrows Henry B., pilot, bds 10 Water Burrows James, machinist, r 42 Radcliffe Burrows John, c, wks T. R. Tully Burrows Mary, wid Samuel, bds ri Line Burton Joseph, c, carpenter, r 31 Henrietta THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with I Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. Palapp "Rilliarfl Parlnr00EE BE°s-, ppope's, 109 meeting st. 1 ulullU JJlilluIli 1 QliUli Gen'l Agts, L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. BUR 167 BUT Burton Reuben, c, lab, r 20 Nassau Busch Anna, wid Stephen, bds Line, nw cor Payne BUSCH CHARLES B., produce com mer, 29 Bogard, and stall 5 Lower Market, r 29 Bogard Busch Henry, driver City Railway, r Line, nw cor Payne Busch Meta, wid J. D., r 326 Meeting Busch Stephen, elk, r Bogard, se cor Sires Busch Thomas, lab, bds 71 East Bay Buse Ernest F., baker, 542 King Buse Henry, baker, Mrs. B. Quirollo Bushee James G., carpenter, 26 Tradd Butler Alexander, c, lab N. E. R. R Butler Benjamin F., c, blacksmith A. Duncan & Son, r 174 East Bay Butler Brutus, c, lab, r es King, n of Grove Butler Christopher, c, lab, r ns Moultrie, 2d w of King Butler Dembo, c, r rear 29 Archdale Butler Edward, c, lab, r 13 King Butler Edward, c, waiter Pavilion- Hotel, r 3 Burns Lane Butler Francis, c, painter C. D. Franke, r 15 Water Butler George, c, baker, r 20% Magazine Butler George, c, lab, r 2 Price al Butler George G. (R. M. Butler & Son), bds Mansion House Butler Grandison, c, lab, r rear 7 Liberty Butler Henry, c, lab, r 19 Duncan Butler Jane F., wid J. W., r 23 Church Butler Jeremiah, lab, r 146 St Philip Butler John, wks Taylor Iron Works Butler Joseph, c, carpenter J. L. Lopez, r 60 Smith Butler J., fireman S. C. R. R Butler Lewis, c, shoemaker, 39 Beaufain, r 131 Queen Butler Paul, c, lab, r 7 Aiken Butler Peter B„ c, lab, r 62 Morris Butler Richard, c, driver, r 19 America Butler Richard M, (R. M. Butler & Son), r 22 Meeting Butler. Robert W., elk r 42 Nassau Butler R. M. & Son (R. M. and G. G. Butler), grain, 90 East Bay Butler T. Welsman, bkkpr R. M. Butler & Con, bds 22 Meeting FOE GOOD TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents par pound upwards, Go to MOOD & EA8ON, Meeting St., cor. Market. .W.WILLIAMS & CO., COtDTOZsT FACTORS, NO'S. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. BUT 168 CAD Butler William, baker, bds 21 Tradd Butler William, c, carpenter, r 67 Line Butler William E„ r 117 Wentworth Butler , car driver, r 669 King Butt John, grocer, St. Philip, sw cor Warren BUTTERFIELD ASAPH, genl ticket agt Charleston Hotel, r 12 Glebe Biitterfield Leroy A., opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds 12 Glebe Butts Arthur, wks Taylor Iron Works Butts George, molder Smith & Valk, r 21 Woolfe Buttz Charles W., lawyer, 8 Court House Sq, r 87 Broad Buttz David H., bds 87 Broad Byatt Russell, c, gardener, r es Meeting, rear of Lee Byers Daniel, c, lab, r 8 Palmetto Byrne James T., tinner, r 1 Hanover Byrne John, painter, bds 1 Hanover Byrne William, grocer, 318 King, and news depot, 149 King Byrnes Anna Miss, with Mrs. M. Byrnes Byrnes Bridget, wid John, bds rear 10 Judith Byrnes John, carpenter, r 80 King Byrnes Mary Mrs., fruit, 46 Anson " Byrnes Michael, saloon, Anson, nw cor Pinckney Byrnes William, wks H. A. Due, r rear 10 Judith BYRNES, see also BURNS Byron William, c waiter, r ws Park, rear of Line Bythewood Joseph L., c, seaman, r Collins Ct Bythewood William F., c, painter, r 26 Inspection -A-HNT ELEGANT ZDISFZL.-A.-Sr OF Can always be found at the Popular Store of the well-known firm of Messrs. 375 KI3STC3- STREET. CABLE JAMES, c, lab, r rear 171 Coming Caddin Hampton, streetcar driver, r 713 King Cade Henry L., builder, r 77 x/2 Spring Cade Walter,^builder, r 50 Ashley Cadett Alexander, c, fisherman, r 49 Smith THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which the products of the West can cheaply reaeh the Ocean< VnTTR QTflTI^n A fine assortment of Spectacles, Eye G-lasses. 1U U11 Dill111. -JIARJNE, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES AT ALLAN'S, 307 KING STREET. CAD 169 CAL Cadett Charles, c, lab, r 113 Wentworth Cadett William S., c, adjuster Singer Mnfg Co., r 48 Smith Caffy Henry, wks S. C. R. R., r 19 Mazyck Cahill James P., boilermkr S. C. R. R., r 595 King Cahill John, lab, bds 93 Church Cahill Lawrence, hatter, r 119 St. Philip Cahill Mary, wid M., bds 15 Nassau Cahill Patrick, wks Miller & Kelly, r 40 Church Cahill Patrick J., boilermkr, r 595 King < Cahill William, watchman, r 32 Reid Cain Edward G., conductor N. E. R. R., bds Pavilion Hotel Cain Joseph, c, wks Hydraulic Press Cain Richard, lab, r Inspection, sw cor Concord Cain Richard H., c, r 55 Charlotte Cairncross Alexander, physician, bds 14 Bull Cairns Theodore E., with J. A. Enslow, bds 67 Coming Calder Alexander, com mer, r 34 Bull Calder Henry, elk, bds 34 Bull Calder Henry L., engineer, r 15 Nassau Calder William (Holmes, Calder & Co.), r Atlanta, Ga Caldwell Andrew P., auction com mer, 8 Gillon, bds 14 George Caldwell Bentham R., bkkpr J. H. Parker & Co., r 59 Coming Caldwell John, ct Jab, r 11 Princess Caldwell Joseph, c, lab, r 11 Princess Caldwell Joseph T., teacher, r 59 Coming Caldwell Julian, c, bricklayer, r4i Smith Caldwell Maria B., wid R., r 52 Bull Caldwell Martha, wid John, r 24 Meeting Caldwell Richard, acct Walker & Trenholm, bds 24 Meeting , Caldwell William, bds 24 Meeting Caldwell William S., bds 59 Coming Calhoun Os%ar, c, lab, r es America, n of Mary Callaghan Bartholomew, draymasler, r 186 Meeting Callaghan Peter, shoer S. B. Hunter, bds 211 East Bay Callahan Andrew J., printer, bds 26 America Callahan James, driver, bds 5 Henrietta Callahan J. J., machinist Taylor Iron Works, bds 20 America Callahan Moses J., lab, r 26 America Callam Addison M., shoemkr, 11 Percy I . /-I ■ « r— iMrt OF CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK Ul fl nn I- I l\l ^ ill Company chartered by the State. Capital all nUIYlL IllO. VU ij paid in. 109 EAST BAY. 4 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. CAL 170 CAM Callen Patrick, lab, r 5 State Calvary John, c, lab, r rear 10 New Calvert Mortimer, bricklayer, r Planters Hotel bldg Calvert Mortimer E., pilot, bds Planters Hotel bldg Calvert William, stonecutter, bds Planters Hotel Bldg Calvin James, cy drayman, r 5 Tradd Calvitt John M., blacksmith, 7 Spring, r ns Shepard, 2d e of Nassau Cambet Adelia, wid George, r 22 Queen Cambridge A., c, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r 9 Desportes Ct Cambridge Charles C., bkkpr, r 159 King Cameron Archibald, blacksmith Werner & Sires, r 8 Line Cameron Archibald (Cameron, Barkley & Co.), r 1 Reid CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO. (A. Cameron and R. C. Barkley), machinery and R. R. and steamboat supplies, Meeting, ne cor Cumberland Cameron Duncan, blacksmith S. C. R. R. Car Wks, r 8 Line Cameron John, shoemaker, r § Wentworth Camman Claus A., grocer, Warren, nw cor Coming Cammgr Joseph C., farmer, r rear Washington Race Course Caminade Henry, pattern mkr S. C. »R. R., r 191 Coming Caminade Henry A., carpenter S. C. R. R., r 359 King Campbell Abner, c, sawyer, r rear 7 Liberty Campbell Benjamin, c, driver, r 61 Ameriea Campbell Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 11 Rutledge Campbell Benjamin, c, tinner, r 19 Savage Campbell Caesar, c, lab, r rear 72 Anson Campbell Charles, c, barber, r 5 Radcliffe Campbell Charles, c, driver, r rear 16 Vernon Campbell Charles, c, lab, r Anson, se cor Society Campbell Charles S. (Campbells & Whaleyj, r 21 Vander- GAMFBELL GROSKEYS 0., cotton factor, 9 Bbyce's Whf, bds 29 Archdale Campbell David, c, lab, r rear 6 Beaufain Campbell Elizabeth, wid C. A., r rear 53 State . Campbell Ellen, wid John, r 26 Church Campbell Francis, broker, 27 Broad, bds Pavilion Hotel Campbell George, c, lab, r rear 5 Rutledge Campbell Hamlin, c, waiter, r rear 1 Meeting horst THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. 1 Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing bine. Palace BillM Parlor aifl Ear. CAM 171 CAM Campbell Henry, c, lab, r rear 9 Vernon Campbell Isaac, c, lab, r rear 16 Henrietta Campbell Isaac, c, waiter, r rear 82 Wentworth Campbell Jacob, c, huckster, r 61 Smith Campbell James, c, lab, r rear 52 Church Campbell James B. (Campbells & Whaley,) r 84 Beaufain Campbell James T., auctioneer, r 31 Wentworth Campbell John, c, lab, r rear 1 Friend Campbell John, c, lab, 61 King Campbell John, c, lab, r 24 Queen Campbell John, c, lab, r rear Reid, nw cor Meeting Campbell John, c, tailor, r 19 Radclifife Campbell John G., plumber, 21 Vanderhorst Campbell John, elk, bds 26 Church Campbell Joseph, huckster, r 6 Philadelphia Campbell Joseph, tailor W. Mathewes, r 82 Church Campbell Joseph, c, lab, r 107 Coming Campbell Lawrence F., c, barber, r 40 Calhoun Campbell Lewis, c, lab, r rear 39 Reid Campbell London, c, bricklayer, r 19 Warren Campbell Matthias C., c, barber, 27 Calhoun, r 17 Alexander Campbell Peter, c, wks E. Bull, r 87 Wentworth Campbell Philip, c, wks Douglas & Jackson, r 69 Line Campbell Richard, c, lab, r 22 St. Michael al Campbell Samuel, c, lab, r 24 Queen Campbell Simon, c, lab, r 108 Tradd Campbell Theodore, elk, bds 26 Church CAMPBELL THOMAS, stoves, tinware and plumber, 142 Meeting, r 277 King Campbell William, c, blacksmith, i8oj£ Queen Campbell William, cy 'driver, r es Chesnut, 2d n of Spring Campbell William, c, cooper, r 5 Burns Lane Campbell William A., shoemkr, 57 Hasel, r rear 307 King Campbell William H. Rev., pastor St. Luke's Chapel, r 54 Alexander Campbell William L., city treasurer, office City Hall, r 29 Archdale Campbell William L., sanitary inspector, r 3 Gibbes CAMPBELLS & WHALEY (J. B. and C. S. Campbell and B. J. Whaley), lawyers, 50 Broad uitarvn o tn a 0 atvt always have a full supply of puee wines and MOOD & JCiAbOPl bottled, andon draughty reasonable GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. CAM 172 CAN Camplin Moses G., c, physician, 122 Calhoun Campsen A. A. Miss, teacher Morris St. School Campsen George, elk J. Campsen & Co., bds 37 Hasel Campsen Henry, elk F. J. Lilienthal & Son, bds 26 Beaufain CAMPSEN JOHN & CO. (L. Waltjen), millers, grain, hay, grain and flour dealers, 12 Market. (See adv. p. 92.) Campsen J. Henry, miller J. Campsen & Co., r 31 Nassau Campsen Louis, elk J. H. Bruning & Co., bds Queen, ne cor Franklin Campsen Louisa, wid H., r 166 Queen Campsen Tina, wid T., r 37 Hasel CANALE ANGELO, pres Enterprise R. R. Co., r 1 Society Canale John, c, drayman, r 67 Morris Candler M. G., wid, bds 20 Charlotte Candry Athanasio (D. Antoniadz & Co.), r 8r Meeting Cannaday Alvin E., wharfinger Vanderhorst Whf, r 10 Norman Cannaday James, butcher, r ws Chesnut, 4th s of Allway Cannaday Theodore B., sash mkr, bds es Norman, opp Allway Cannaday William G., watchman Champion Cotton Press, r 55 Smith Canally Patrick, watchman, r 1 Hayward Ct Canneville Alonzo, c, wks J. H. Dunnemann, r 29 Reid Canneville Esau, r, barber, 229 Meeting, r 17 Burns Lane Canneville Jacob J., c, barber, 14 Queen, r 29 Reid Canning James, policeman, r 93 Church Cannon Daniel W., seaman", bds 51 America Cannon George M., blacksmith, bds 51 America Cannon J. Walker, seaman, r 51 America Cannon J. Walker, Jr., elk, bds 51 America Canova Antonio L., opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds Mansion House Cant Michael, stableman, r rear 7 Friend Canter Judith Miss, r 94 Broad Cantini Anania (G. & A. Cantini), r 86 King Cantini Geremiah (G. & A. Cantini), r 86 King Cantini G. & A. (Geremia and Anania Cantini), confectioners, 86 King Cantwell Edward P., tinner J. W. O'Brien & Bro, r 7 Isaacs Ct Cantwell Ignatius A., with A. L. Webb, bds 17 Logan Cantwell James, com mer, 84 East Bay, r 95 Wentworth 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. RFST dTTAT.TTY ofSilver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, JJlJlJi. (j/UlllJll i Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King. CAN 173 CAR Cantwell Laurence, with W. H. Chafee & Co, r Church, se cor Cumberland Cantwell Margaret, wid Thomas, r 52 Reid Cantwell Paul, tinner Cavanaugh & Welsh, bds Church, se cor Cumberland Cantwell P. Henry, bkkpr Hart & Co., r 17 Logan Cantwell Richard, wks S. C. R. R., r rear Spring, ne cor St. Philip Cantwell William P. elk, bds 95 Wentworth Canty Esau A., c, groom Mrs. J. E. Evans, r 97 Queen Canty Jacob C., cf butler Mrs. J. E. Evans, r 97 Queen Canty Joseph, c, shoemaker, 30 Smith Capdeville Mary J., Miss, r 52 Church Capera Aaron, c, lab, r 15 South Capers Altheus B., law student J. Conner, bds 162 Calhoun Capers Benjamin, c, porter Ravenel, Holmes & Co Capers Charles, c, shoemkr, 1 King,, r rear 20 Duncan Capers Charles B.. with J. E. Adger & Co., r 178 Meeting Capers David, c, lab, r rear 48 Nassau Capers Frank W. Prof., r 162 Calhoun Capers Frederick, c, waiter N. Fehrenbach Capers John C., c, driver, r ns Reid, w of Drake Capers Peter, c, waiter, r rear 23 Amherst Cappel Adolph, baker, J. Cappel Cappel Jacob, baker, 78 King Cappelman Frederick W. (Hesse & Cappelman), r 252 King CARD HENRY, ship broker, com mer and pres COM¬ MERCIAL WHARF AND PRESS CO., office 8 Com¬ mercial Whf, r 15 East Battery. (See adv. p. 89.) Card Margaret, wid S. C., r 15 East Battery Cardoza Jacob L., student, r 4 Beaufain Carew Hamilton, elk N. E. R. R., r 86 America Carey James J., gasfitter P. L. Guillemin, r 27 Queen Carew Thomas H., elk, bds 86 America Carey Dennis, lab, r 13 Marsh Carey Eliza M., wid E. M., bds 6 New CAREY EUGENE M., drugs, etc, Church, ne cor Chal¬ mers, r 6 New Carey Thomas, policeman, r 27 Queen Carlisle Arabella B., wid William B., bds 9 Doughty FIRE AND MARINE RISKS BY HOME INSURANCE CO., of Charleston, S. C. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., DEALERS IN FERTILIZERS, Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. CAR 174 CAR Carmand Charlotte A., c, r 17 Morris Carmand Frank A., c, registry elk U .S. Customs, 17 Morris Carney John, blacksmith and wheelwright, 501 King, r 11 Ann Carney Peter, lab, r 5 South Carnighan Henry, bds 71 Tradd Carnighan John, pilot, r 71 Tradd CAROLINA CLUB, T. D. Jervey, pres; B. Grimball, sec and treas ; State, nw cor Broad Carolina Mutual Ins. Co., E. H. Stelling, pres; H. Klatte, secy ; Wm. Brunges, treas ; 149 East Bay CAROLINA SAVINGS BANK, Geo. W. Williams, pres; Wm. E. Breese, cashier; 1 Broad, cor East Bay. (See adv. opp. title.) Carolise Philip, c, gardener A. J. White CARPENTER CASSIUSM., chief dep collector U. S. Int. Rev., U. S. Court House Carpenter Joseph, c, lab, r rear 35 King Carr Albert, c, lab, r 20 Wentworth Carr Cyrus, c, lab, r 4 Liberty Carr Frances, wid John, r 10 Wentworth Carr Frank H., elk, bds 68 Pitt Carr John V., wks Sn^th & Valk, r Warren, cor Smith Carr Robert D., c, lab, r 26 Henrietta Carr Samuel D., c, sexton Citadel Sq. Bap. Ch., r 5 Michel al Carr Samuel R., c, cigarmkr, r i8oj£ Queen Carr Samuel W., c, lab, r ns Allway, 4th w of Norman Carr Thomas A. Rev., c, r 54 Radcliffe Carr Thomas McG., c, barber, 114 Market Carr Wilkins, c, lab, r 5 Bernard's lot Carr William, elk B. Boyd, bds 72 Tradd Carr William, c, huckster, r 18 Washington CARRERE CHARLES E., lawyer, rear 33 Broad, r 37 Radcliffe Carrere Maynard E., physician, 123 Coming Carrere M. E. Mrs., private school, 123 Coming Carrey Mary, wid M., bds 16 Laurens CARRINGTON, THOMAS & CO. (W. Carrington, W. Thomas and W. P. Carrington), watches, clocks and jewelry, 262 King THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for tlie Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. "Dnlnnn Dillinnrl Dnnlnn CONE BROS., PROP as, 109 MEETING ST. Faiace mm rarlor. & co-,s corded Edge CAR 175 CAR Carrington Waring P. (Carrington, Thomas & Co.), bds 30 Coming Carrington William (Carrington, Thomas & Co.), r 30 Coming Carrington William Jr., student, bds 30 Coming Carroll Augustus, carpenter, r 9 Ashton Carroll Bridget, wid P., r 73 East Bay- Carroll Charles, c, bricklayer, r 10 America Carroll Henry, c, drayman Police Dept, r 156 Coming Carroll Isaac, c, lab, r rear 13 Montague Carroll James, lab, Gas Co.'s Whf, r 2 Cedar Ct Carroll James Mrs., r 79 Anson Carroll Patrick, drayman, r 7 Aiken Carroll Patrick, lab, bds 73 East Bay Carroll Peter, boss drayman, r 29 Calhoun Carroll Thomas, c, bricklayer, r rear 10 Tradd Carroll Thomas, lab, bds 73 East Bay Carroll Thomas, porter E Bates & Co., bds 45 Market Carroll Thomas T., c, lab, r ns Reid, w of Bay Carroll William, c, bricklayer, r rear 129 Coming Carroll William, c, cooper, r 7 Orange Ct Carroll William, bds 11 Wall Carson Charles, elk, r 61 Smith Garson Lizzie, wid M., bds 29 Rutledge av Carsten Christopher G., butcher Central Market Carsten W. H., brakeman S. C. R. R., r 45 Line Cart Francis G., r 25 Rutledge Carter Alexander, c, lab West Point Mills, bds 7 Princess Carter Beverly, c, carpenter, r junc Alexander and Judith Carter Edward, c, carpenter, r 35 Bogard Carter Gilbert, conductor N. E. R. R., r 12 Reid Carter Henry, c, driver Geo. W. Williams & Co., r 51 Hasel Carter James, c, lab, r rear 48 Society Carter Mood, c, butler H. C. Stoll, r 11 Woolfe Carter Moses, c, lab, r rear 72 Anson Carter Richard, c, lab, r 96 Tradd Carter Richard, c, painter, r rear 71 Smith Carter Robert, c, lab, r 6 Trapman Carter Thomas, chf opr W. U. Tel. Co., r Horlbeck al Carter Wightman, c, driver, r 6 Trapman Carthy Michael, lab Gas Co's Whf FEESH PAEOHED AND GEOTJRD COPFEES, always to bo found at MOOD & EASON'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., CAR 176 CAT Cartright Amos, c, lab, r es Nassau, n of Amherst Cary Catherine, wid James, bds 14 Tradd Cary James, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 22 Reid Cary Thomas, c, hostler Jerry Rhodes & Co., r 10 Burns Lane Cary William, printer, bds#22 Reid Carwile Benjamin, c, lab, r 34 Nassau Carwile David, c, driver, r 4 Beresford Carwile Thomas W., with Dowie & Moise, bds Pavilion Hotel Casbutt William, seaman, bds 95 Coming Casey Charles, machinist Miller & Kelly, r 172 .Queen Casey George, c, lab, r 66 Queen Casey Mary, wid William, r 96 Calhoun Casey Michael, lab, r 22 Burns Lane Casey Scipio, c, lab, r 3 Greenhill Casey Thomas, blacksmith, r 5 Elizabeth Casey William J., elk Hayne & Ficken, bds 22 Burns Lane Cashier Nicholas, c, lab, r rear 15 Smith Cason Caroline, wid E. J., bds 11 John Cason George W., elk O. Tiedeman & Son, r 11 John Cason Kent, c, lab, r ws President, s of Nunan Cassett William, wks Taylor Iron Works Cassidy Charles R., elk, r 520 King Cassidy John L., lieut. Upper Police Station, r 466 King Cassidy Joseph, elk, bds 520 King Cassin Washington M., watchman Deignan Bros, r Town Creek, e from Cooper Castens Catherine Mrs., r 16 State Castens Charles H., grocer, Inspection, ne cor Concord Castens Rudolph C., elk F. W. Wagener & Co., bds 16 State Castillo Joseph R., painter, r 38 America Castion Alfred, c, game, Central Market, r 76 Calhoun Castion Eugene, c, waiter, r 26 Henrietta Castion Eugene, c, lab, r 76 Calhoun Castion Oscar, c, fruit, 31 Market Castion Theodore, c, lab, r 76 Calhoun Castles Henry P., with L. Cohen & Co, r 5 Cannon Ct Catens Benjamin, c, porter, r 12 Philadelphia Cater Frank B., elk, bds 43 Rutledge av Cater Julius M., bkkpr Sloan & Seignious, bds 66 Rutledge av Cater Peter J., bkkpr F. W. Wagener & Co., bds 43 Rutledge av THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN I CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. CAT 177 CHA Cater Theodore M., auctioneer, 24 Vendue Range, r 43 Rut- ledge av CATHCART ROBERT S. (G. W. Williams & Co.), r 51 Hasel Catholic Central School (Male), George, bet King and St Philip Catholic Male Orphan Asylum, 77 Cannon Caulfield George M., printer Southern Hebrew, bds Laurens, se cor Anson Caulfield Martin C., r Laurens, se cor Anson Caulfield Patrick, wks Taylor Iron Works, bds Laurens, se cor Anson Caulier George Dr., druggist, 158 Meeting, r Hamburg, Ger¬ many Caulkins Daniel, c, seaman, r es America, n of Mary Caulkins Henry, c, seaman, r es America, n of Mary Cavanaugh Laurence (Cavanaugh & Welsh), r 124 Church Cavanaugh Richard, lab, bds 71 East Bay Cavanaugh & Welsh (L. Cavanaugh and W. Welsh), plumb¬ ers and tinners, 103 Meeting Cavliearo Walsee, cigar mkr, r 11 Middle Cay Alfred P., elk, bds 9 St Philip Cay John A., r 9 St Philip Cay John E., bkkpr G. H. Ingraham & Son, r 1 Sires Cay John E. Jr., elk A. Barnwell & Co., r 4 Rutledge av Cay Julius, elk Merchants Whf, bds 9 St Philip Centenary Church, c, Rev. L. N. Dutton, pastor; nsWentworth, bet King and Meeting Central Market, Market St., from Meeting to East Bay Central Wharves, S. D. Trenholm, agt; C. L. Trenholm, wharfinger ; foot of Cumberland Ceruti Edward B., ship carpenter, r 3 Hanover Cervetti Angelo, saloon, 227 East Bay, r 3 Wentworth Chadburn Daniel, c, tinner T. W. Bliss, r 134 Calhoun CHAFEE CLARENCE E., photographs and ferreotypes, 339 King, r 30 Warren. (See adv. p. 109.) CHAFEE WILLIAM H. (W. H. Chafee & Co.), r King, nw cor Beaufain CHAFEE W. H. & CO. (W. H. Chafee and T. S. O'Brien), whol grocers and liquor dealers, 205 and 207 East Bay (See adv. p. 95.) HOME INS. CO., OF CHARLESTON, S. C. NOT BEING IN the Board, insures on most favorable terms. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., ciMMEW.s< CHA 178 CHA Chalk John G., engineer, rg Morris Chaloner George W., teacher Holy Communion Ch. Institute, r 68 Cannon Chamberlain Edmund, wks Taylor Iron Works, r 10 Middle Chamberlain William, warehouseman G. W. Williams & Co., r 180 St. Philip Chambliss John A. Rev., pastor Citadel Sq. Bap. Ch, r 18 Smith CHAMPA ANTONIO, confectionery and fruit, and cigars and tobacco, 21 Broad CHAMPION COTTON PRESS CO., R. D. Mure, pres; B. F. McCabe, supt; Church, cor Cumberland. (See adv. p. 91-) Chaney F. W., wid. Thomas, r Washington, ne cor Charlotte Channels William J., assistant foreman Pregnall Bros., r 15 America Chanson Henry, florist, Rutledge av, nr Line Chapeau Felix F. (Chapeau & Heffron), r 69 Meeting Chapeau & Heffron (F. F. Chapeau and John Heffron), har¬ ness mkrs, 69 Meeting Chapin Edward, c, barber, r rear 81 Wentworth CHAPIN LEONARD, manfr and dealer in carriages, bug¬ gies and harness, 193 Meeting, cor Wentworth, r 13 Went¬ worth. (See adv. p. 87.) Chaplin B. A., wks Taylor Iron Works, r 82 America Chaplin Clarence E., driver City Ry Co, r es Rutledge av. opp Mount Chaplin Edwin B., wks Taylor Iron Wks, bds 82 America Chaplin Ella Miss, teacher, bds 15 President Chaplin Ellen Mrs., matron Church Home, r 27 Laurens Chaplin Maria Miss, music teac'her, bds 15 President Chaplin Rebecca S., wid B., r es Rutledge av, opp Mount Chaplin Walter B., elk, bds 82 Ainerica Chapman Caroline C., wid E. B., bds 9 Meeting Chapman Charles, c, waiter, r 18 Lynch Chapman Edward D., c, head waiter Charleston Hotel, r Ash¬ ley, nw cor Palmetto Chapman Henry, c, r rear 415 King Chapman Isabelle, wid James, r 3 Water Chapman Jacob, c, fisherman, r 8 Weim Ct THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is noted for its Speed, and. careful handling of goods. PalacB Billiari Parlor aafl Bar1 st^ m. 1U1UUU uiiinuu J.UUU1-UUU AJU1, ported and Key West Segars in the city. CHA 179 CHA Chapman James, rice and mdse broker, 82 East Bay, r 3 Water Chapman James F., pilot, r 237 East Bay Chapman Joseph, c, lab, r 8 Weim Ct Chapman Julia E., wid P. E., r 35 Tradd Chapman Samuel, bds 59 Tradd Chapman Sarah B., wid Samuel, r 35 Tradd Chapman Thomas B., lieut police, r 83 Beaufain Chapman William H., with O. F. Wieters, r 1 Middle Chaponie Anthony, c, shoemkr, 228 Meeting Charleston Alms House, ss Columbus, e of Hampstead Mall. Charleston Central Market, John T, Milligan, chief clerk; S. H. Hare, 1st asst elk; Market, from Meeting to East Bay CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, S. Y. Tupper, pres; P. J, Barbot, sec and treas; East Bay, nw cor Broad CHARLESTON CITY DIRECTORY, A. E. Sholes, pub¬ lisher; C. W. Norwood, compiler; C. F. Weatherbe, busi¬ ness agt; office 3 Broad CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO., J. S. Riggs, pres; E. Edwards, sec and treas; office 2 Broad Charleston Crockery Importing Co., Geo. W. Williams & Co., proprs ; 13 Hayne Charleston Dredging Co., P. C. Trenholm, agt; Union Whf CHARLESTON EXCHANGE, Theodore D. Jervey, pres; Alfred Price, supt; S. Atlantic Whf Charleston Female Seminary, Miss E. A. Kelly, prin; 48^ St Philip Charleston Fertilizer Co., D. S. Silcox, pres ; J. H. Murrell, sec and treas; J. E. Kerigan, supt; office 86 Broad Charleston Floating Dry Dock, J. G. & D. C. Marsh, proprs ; foot of Pritchard Charleston Gas Light Co., James Ravenel, pres ; Wm. Mor¬ rison, sec and treas ; W. M. White, asst treas ; 99 Meeting CHARLESTON HOTEL, E. H. Jackson & Co., proprs; Meeting, bet Hayne and Pinckney Charleston Hotel Stables, Douglass & Jackson, proprs ; 29 Pinckney, and 12 and 14 Hayne Charleston Hydraulic Cotton Press Co., W. Wilkinson, supt; Church, sw cor St Michael al "m*-/-* tv f% TI A r\"fcT HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH CANNED GOODS, MOOD & BASON, °< au kimis'at sum. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., CHA 180 CHI CHARLESTON ICE HOUSE, Market, ne cor Church CHARLESTON JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, R. B Rhett, editor ; 143 East Bay. (See adv. p. 116.) CHARLESTON LIBRARY SOCIETY, Arthur Mazyck, librarian; 64 Broad Charleston Medical College, Queen, ne cor Franklin CHARLESTON MERCANTILE COLLEGE, (7 to 9^ P. M.), Prof. C. H. Bergmann, prin; 63 St Philip Charleston Music House, C. L. McClenahan, propr; 191 King CHARLESTON PUBLISHING CO., THE, pubrs and proprs Journal of Commerce, 143 East Bay CHARLESTON STEAM SAW AND PLANING MILL. j. H. Steinmeyer, propr; Gadsden, cor Beaufain. (See adv. p. 105.) Gharlon James, wks W. F. Paddon, r 2 Bogard Charlon John, farmer, r es King, n of Grove Charlon William, boilermkr, bds 2 Bogard Chase James P., purser, " Dictator," r 12 Rutledge Chase Julian A. Rev., c, pastor Fourth Bap. Ch., r 29 Presi¬ dent Chase Philip A., elk Elias & Bros., bds 53 Society Chatham Daniel, c, lab, r ns Ashton, 3d w of Norman Chazal J. P., physician, 70 Hasel Chazal Philip E., asst chemist C. U. Shepard, Jr., bds 70 Hasel Cherry George, c, blacksmith, r 9 Columbus Cherry Richard, c, lab, r 7 Ashton -Cherry William F., cotton broker W. Fatman, r 52 Tradd CHESS, CARLEY & CO. (of Louisville, Ky.), Eber Blodg- ett, manager; oils and naval stores, 126 East Bay Chester Isaac, c, lab, r rear 28 Beaufain Chestnut John, c, lab, r rear 77 Broad Chevereaux Charles D., c, wks S. B. Hunter, r 7 Stoll al Cheves Felix, c, watchman, r 20 Lynch Cheves Henry C., r 44 South Bay Cheves Jerrold M. Rev., c, r 20 Lynch Cheves Langdon, law student McCrady & Son, bds 44 South Bay Cheves Samuel, c, fisherman, r 5 Bull Chichester James, c, patternmakr Miller & Kelly, r 39 Reid Chichester Robert J., c, butcher, r 15 Sires Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. by purchasing your Watches, Jewelry & Silverware, from Jambs Allan, 307 King Street. CHI 181 CHI Chichester William J., c, cigarmkr, r 15 Sires Chin Sang Charles, grocer, r 83 King Chion Thomas R., c, r 65 Cannon Chisolm Albert, c, lab, r es Pine, 4th n of Allway Chisolm Alexander, c, waiter, r rear 42 Meeting Chisolm Alfred J., draughtsman Taylor Iron Works, bds 7 Rutledge av Chisolm Casper A., rice, r 10 Rutledge av Chisolm Catharine, wid George, r 16 Mary / Chisolm Charles, c, driver, r Ashton, nw cor Norman Chisolm Charles, c, lab, r 96 Cannon Chisolm Daniel, c, lab, r 3 Montague Chisolm Edward, c, carter, r 56 Beaufain Chisolm Elizabeth, c, lunch room, King, sw cor Morris Chisolm Henry, c, butler J. C. Cochran Chisolm "Henry, c, porter, r 56 Beaufain Chisolm Henry L., com mer, Adger's N. Whf, r 44 Vander- horst Chisolm Henry M., c, tinner Adams, Damon & Co., r 64 Church Chisolm Jacob, c, cooper, r ns Spring, 3d w of Rutledge av Chisolm James J., c, printer, r 14 Laurens Chisolm John, c, lab, r 6 John Chisolm Joseph c, cooper, r 18 Duncan Chisolm J. Bachman, lawyer, 22 Broad, r 7 Rutledge av Chisolm J. Bryan, collector Singer Mnfg Co., bds 16 Mary Chisolm Laurens N. (W. C. Bee & Co.), r 35 Meeting Chisolm Louis, c, cook, r 117 Church Chisolm Louis H., with H. L. Chisolm, r 44 Vanderhorst Chisolm Paul H., elk W. Fatman, bds 16 Mary Chisolm Richard, c, lab, r 37 Roselane Chisolm Robert, r 106 Tradd Chisolm Robert, c, lab, bds 5 Price al CHISOLM ROBERT Jr. (Chisolm & Whaley), and trial justice, rear 39 Broad Chisolm Robert G., propr Chisolm's Mill, w end Tradd, r same Chisolm Robert G. Jr., asst supt, bds w end Tradd Chisolm Robert T., r 7 Rutledge av Chisolm Smart, c, lab, r rear 63 Beaufain I lAMr min rtn OF CHARLESTON, S. c. A. L. TOBIAS, Pees. ; ri M lul r I l\I ^ III Jas* s- Gibbes, Vice-President; W. G. DeSaus- nUIVIL lllOi w \J ■ j sure, jr., Secretary. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., GOTTOU FACTORS, , Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. CHI 182 CIT Chisolm Stephen, c, blacksmith, r rear 140 Calhoun Chisolm Thomas, c, driver F. Wieters, r rear 140 Calhoun Chisolm Thomas, c, lab, r rear 26 Middle Chisolm William, c, baker A. Bergmann Chisolm William, c, lab, r 39 Hanover Chisolm William, c, lab, r 8 Trapman Chisolm William B., bkkpr, bds 7 Rutledge av Chisolm William S., elk, r 76 Coming Chisolm W. Maxwell, with Smyth & Adger, bds 106 Tradd Chisolm & Whaley (R. Chisolm and- W. J. Whaley), lawyers, 39 Broad Chitty Joseph, fruit, r 33 Mazyck Choate Thomas S., conductor N. E. R. R., r 7 Lynch Choulis Constantine, with N. Tatakes, r 73 Church . Chrietzberg James R., acct H Lee, r 120 Calhoun Chrietzberg Riley S. R., builder, r 72 Wentworth Christ Church (Episcopal), Rev. Mercier Green, rector; es Rutledge av, opp Mount Christian Henry R., agent, bds 46 Beaufain Christian Herald, elk S. & C. R. R., bds 23 Lynch Christian Peter, farmer, r 4 Calhoun Christopher Rosamond, wid John, r 651 King Christopher William, c, lab, r rear 54 Calhoun Christy Coleman, c, fireman, r 2 Kirkland lane Chupein Edward G., elk A. Tobias' Sons, bds 9 St. Philip Church Caswell M., bds 76 Cannon Church Charles A. D., printer News and Courier, r 76 Cannon Church Charles E. K., farmer, bds 76 Cannon Church Henry H., printer, bds 76 Cannon Church Home (Episcopal) 27 Laurens Church of the Holy Communion (Episcopal), Ashley, ne cor Cannon Churchill Conrad, switchman S. C. R R„ r 195 Coming Churchill Edward, watchman S. C. R. C., bds 195 Coming Churchill John, brakeman S. C. R. R., bds 195 Coming Citadel Square Baptist Church, Meeting, se cor Henrietta Citti Fred R., painter C. W. Stiles City Court, W. Alston Pringle, recorder; 62 Broad City Farm, M. Whalen, gardener; Ashley river, w end Mount City Hall, Broad, ne cor Meeting THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with 1 Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. Poinpp "Rilliapfl Parlnp 00NE BR0S-> pboek'S, 109 meeting ST. 1 uluUU milium IQllUlt Gen'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. CIT 183 CLE City Hospital, ns Pringle, w of bayou City Magazine, ss Pine, e of N. E. R. R Claassen Charles A., barkpr Charleston Hotel Clacius Clemens, whol groceries and liquors, 175 East Bay, bds Mansion House Claffy Maria Mrs., notions, 605 King Claffy Patrick, policeman, bds 18 Beaufain Clagett William, c, steward Stmr Dictator, r 39 Mazyck Clancy Anna H., wid Theodore, r 188 Meeting Clancy Charles B., r 78 Smith Clancy C. B. Mrs., with Singer Mnfg Co., r 78 Smith Clancy John, machinist, r 39 Warren Clancy William D., lawyer, 68 Broad, r 39 Warren Clark Adam, c, lab, r 21 Bull Clark Adoniram, varieties, 108 Market Clark Alexander, c, shoemkr I. G. Dixon, r 79 St. Philip Clark Anna Miss, wks Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 2 State Clark Augustus, c, barber Charleston Hotel, r Morris, nr King Clark Cyrus, c, lab, r 38 Calhoun Clark Daniel J., bds 43 America Clark' George H., engineer, r 43 America Clark George W., r 175 Calhoun Clark Harrison, c, sawyer, r rear 70 Calhoun Clark Jeffrey, c, lab, r rear 4 Legare Clark Sarah, wid Charles, r 2 State Clark Thomas, c, shoemkr, 49 Market, r rear 93 Wentworth Clark Tobias, c, lab, r rear 45 Charlotte Clark William, c, bricklayer, r 11 Morris Clark Zacharich, c, porter W. P. Hall & Co., r 1 Stoll al Clarke Charles P;, elk, r 4 Court House sq Clarke Mary M. Mrs., teacher, r 4 Court House sq Clary Dennis, lab, r 428 King Clausen John C., c, chief detective, office City Hall, r 13 Montague Clauss John H., grocer, 90 Spring Claussen Henry H., baker, r 10 Market Claussen John C., grocer, 178 East Bay Claussen John C. H., baker and miller, 10 Market, r Rafers al, cor Guignard Cleapor Charles W., bkkpr Stanland & Dowling, r 32 Cannon New mackerel, salmon, codfish, herring, fulton MARKET BEEP, SMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES, HAMS, SHOUL¬ DERS, AND BREAKFAST BACON, AT MOOD & EASON S. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON" PAOTOBS, . Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNB STREET. CLE 184 CLY Cleapor John W., lab, r 37 Hanover Cleapor Philip, c, shoemkr, r rear i2oWentworth Cleapor Philip L., genl ticket agt N. E. R. R., r 29 Cannon Clear Eliza, wid Martin, bds 595 King Clear Maria Miss, milliner, 595 King Clear Michael P., elk, bds 595 King Clear William R., butcher, bds 10 Ashton Cleary George W., street car driver, bds 16 Hanover Cleary John F.. brick mason, r 9 Friend Cleary Mary Mrs., milliner, 113 Market Cleary Patrick, lab, bds 37 State Cleary Patrick-, r 57 Tradd Cleckley Hervey M., physician (homoepathic), Mills House, Meeting, sw cor Queen Cleckley Hervey M. J., student, bds Mills House Cleckley William C., elk Walton, Whann & Co., bds Mills CRment Frank W., vice prin Bennett School, bds 148 Calhoun Clement Samuel M., carrier P. O., bds 79 Cannon Clements Abraham, c, lab, r 11 Limehouse Clements Joseph, c, lab, r 110 Tradd Cleveland Isaac, c, carpenter, r 12 Roselane Cleveland John, c, driver H. Bischoff, r 54 Nassau Clifford Albin R., dentist, 18 Washington Clifford Loftus C., planter, bds 11 Montague Clinch Sophia H., wid D. L., r 8 Meeting Cling Edward M., c, lab, r 2 Thompson Ct Clinton Anthony, c, driver Geo. W. Williams & Co Clinton George, c, lab, r rear 14 Queen Clinton John, driver A. Gage & Co., r 36 Market Clinton John, c, wks J. Willis, r 9 Radcliffe Clinton Samuel, c, lab, r 108 Tradd Clinton Thomas, c, cooper, r 15 Ann Close Anne, wid L. P. H., r 61 Spring Clotworthy James, upholsterer, bds 59 Beaufain Clyde John E., c, mailing elk P. O., r 163 Coming Clyde Robert, cy bds 163 Coming CLYDE STEAMSHIP LINES, W. A. Courtenay, agt; 96 East Bay. (See adv. p. 113.) House THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through 1 Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean> CLY 185 COG Clyde Thomas E., commissary S. C. R. R., bds 163 Coming Coakley Cornelius, c, lab, r 22 St. Michael al Coakley Middleton, c, lab, r rear 25 Tradd Coakley Wade, c, lab, r 76 King Coates Samuel J., detective, r 6 President Coates William S., r 87 Tradd Coaxum Aaron, c, lab, r 5 Palmetto Coaxum Cupid, c, carter, r rear 449 King Coaxum Robert, c, driver, bds rear 449 King Cobia Edward A. carpenter, r es Nassau, 1st n of Shepard Cobia Edward A. Jr., carpenter, bds es Nassau, 1st n of Shepard Cobia George, lab, bds 249 Meeting Coburn William H., engineer, r 47 Spring Cochran Daniel, c, butler J. Klinck, r 5 Bull Cochran David, elk, Furchgott, Benedict & Co., bds 99 Tradd Cochran James, painter, r 118 Meeting Cochran John, machinist, r 28 Market Cochran John C. (Cochran & Alexander), r 13 Drake Cochran Martha, wid A., bds 99 Tradd Cochran Samuel M., foreman W. F. Paddon, r 97 Tradd Cochran Stephen, c, carpenter, r 49 Coming Cochran Thomas, bricklayer, r 5 Orange Ct Cochran Thomas, c, butler R. D. Mure Cochran Thomas, c, porter J. Hurkamp & Co COCHRAN & ALEXANDER (J. C. Cochran and J. D. Alexander,) auctioneers and com agts, 26 Broad. (See adv. p. 84.) Cochran James, molder, bds 185 Coming Cochran John, constable, r 185 Coming Coffey Thomas, porter E. W. Marshall" & Co., r 5 Lynch COFFIN EBEN, auctioneer and real est agt, 22 Broad, r 2 Limehouse Coffin F. M. Miss, private school, 2 Limehouse Coffin George M., produce com mer, 38 Market, r 143 Went- worth Coffin Grange S. (Ravenel, Holmes & Co.), r 2 Limehouse Coffin William B.,bkkpr Atlantic Wharves, bds 2 Limehouse COGSWELL HARVEY (Walker, Evans & Cogswell), r 46 Pitt 1 irvn/i r 1 mo nr\ of Charleston, s.o. fire and marine HOME IINo.CU., 5 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. ' COG 186 COL Cogswell Sumter, student, bds. 46 Pitt Cogswell William H., student, bds 46 Pitt Cohen Alexander, c, farmer, 1* Huger, ne cor Rutledge av Cohen Ansley D. (Cohen & Wells), r 8 George COHEN ASHER D., lawyer, 94 Broad, r 14 Vanderhorst Cohen Arthur M., drugs, etc., 614 King, r 634 King Cohen Augustus E., comr of deeds, 50 Broad, bds 220 Meeting Cohen Benjamin, c, lab, r 128 Tradd Cohen David D., pres Gt. Sou. Fire Kindler Co., r St Philip, cor Vanderhorst Cohen Jacob, c, carpenter J. L. Lopez, r 5 Warren Cohen Joseph, broker, r President, sw cor Bee Cohen Joseph, c, engineer, r rear 9 Judith COHEN J. BARRETT, lawyer, 64 Broad, " Lib. Bldg," r 55 Meeting Cohen Leopold H. (Cohen & Loeb), r 373 King Cohen Louis, c, lab, r rear 61 Church Cohen Louis (Louis Cohen & Co.), r 246 King COHEN LOUIS & CO. (L. Cohen and D. Bentschner), dry goods, notions, etc., 248 King Cohen McDufif (Hart & Co.), r 14 Vanderhorst Cohen Marcus, c, engineer J.-L. Lopez COHEN OCTAVUS & CO. (A. Norden and Octavus Cohen & Co., of Savannah, Ga.), cotton and com mers, 3 N. Atlantic Cohen P. Melvin, druggist, 94 Hasel, r 189 Meeting Cohen Samuel G., c, fisherman, r rear 5 Council Cohen Solomon I., elk, bds 7 George Cohen Thomas, c, baker Kinsman Bros., r rear 10 Smith Cohen Virginia, wid I. S., bds 7 George Cohen & Loeb (L. H. Cohen and L. Loeb), dry goods, 264 King COHEN & WELLS (Ansley D. Cohen and J. S. Wells), ship agts and com mers, 131 East Bay Cohrs Charles H., planter, bds Pavilion Hotel Coker James L. (Norwood & Coker), r Hartsville, S. C Cokine William H., c, carpenter, r 50 Coming Colbert William, c, lab, 1* rear 43 Society Colbert William, c, watchman, r 46 St. Philip Colburn Ann, wid B., bds 33 Meeting Whf THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. A Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Mm Billiari Pari* ai Bar. ^J^KESSJf COL 187 COL Colburn Benjamin, c, lab, r 9 Mazyck Colburn James P., elk, bds 29^ Wentworth Colburn John H. (Colburn & Howell), r 141 Wentworth Colburn Stephen, c, waiter, r rear 572 King Colburn William H., printer Walker, Evans & Cogswell, r 50 Ashley COLBURN & HOWELL (J. H. Colburn and S. S. Howell), genl insurance agts, represent Underwriters Agency of New York; National Ins Co., of Hartford, Ct.; Virginia F. & M. Ins Co., of Richmond, Va., and Niagara Ins Co., of New York; 11 Broad. (See adv. p. 97.) Colcock Franklin P., elk Wyllie, Teacher & Co., 7 Gadsden Colcock Thomas H., bkkpr Howell & Screven, r 235 Calhoun Colcolough James, game, Central Market, r 25 Columbus Cole Anna, wid George F., r 2 Hudson Cole Francis W., c, driver, r 10 Park Cole James W., c, plumber, r ns Green, 1st e of College Cole John, c, engineer, r rear 40 Coming Cole John, machinist, r 67 Beaufain Cole Joseph, c, lab, r 45 King Cole Nero, c, shoemkr, 48 Coming Cole Primus, c, lab, r rear 45 Charlotte Cole William, c, coachman, 1* ws Smith, n of Vanderhorst Coleman Abel G., roofer, r 18 Hayne Coleman Catherine, wid James, bds 479 King Coleman Daniel, lab, r 29 Tradd Coleman Edward J., driver Douglass & Jackson, bds 20 Laurens Coleman Jacob, carpenter, r 20 Laurens Coleman James E., jeweller E J. Masterman, r 479 King Coleman Jeffrey, c, bricklayer, r 210 Coming Coleman Nora, wid W., bds 20 Laurens Coleman Simon, c, tinner, r ns Bee, nr President Coleman Wexford, c, driver, r rear 7 Ashley Coles James, c, lab, r 36 Vanderhorst Coles Joshua, c, plumber, r 5 Vanderhorst Coles Thomas, c, butcher, r rear 27 Vanderhorst Coles William, c, driver, r rear 32 Vanderhorst Coles William, c, driver, r rear 11 George Coligan Maria Mrs. (Coligan & Co mar), r 452 King MOOD & EASON Vv All JLf >3 V* f* ^ J 127 and 129 Meeting Street, Corner Market. CHOICE FAMILY GROCEBIES, WI'VES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS, GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COL 188 COM Coligan & Comar (Mrs. M. Coligan and E. J. Comar), groce¬ ries and saloon, 452 King Colington Charles, c, seaman, r 194 East Bay College of Charleston, ns George, w of St. Philip Collerton Henry, c, carpenter, r 116 Coming Collerton Mary, wid Nicholas, r 7 Burns lane Collerton Joseph, bricklayer, bds 7 Burns lane Collins Daniel, saloon, 247 East Bay Collins Edward, lab, r 11 Anson Collins Edward M., elk S. Fogarty, bds 4 Calhoun Collins Ellen, wid Timothy, r 4 Calhoun Collins Humber M., elk E. D. Andrews, bds 7 President Collins Jasper, c, seaman, r es Lucas, nr Mill Collins Jeremiah P., farmer, bds 131 St. Philip Collins Jonathan, c, butcher, r es Norman, 7th n ofSpring Collins Lewis, c, lab, r 6 John Collins .L. A., wid J. W., r 7 President Collins Matthew, watchman, *r 8 Laurens Collins Maurice J., baker, 4 Calhoun Collins Michael H., drugs, etc, and coroner Charleston Co., 601 King Collins Moses, c, fisherman, r 7 Smith lane Collins Patrick, farmer, bds 131 St. Philip Collins Patrick, bds 17 King Collins Peter, keeper light ship, r rear 53 East Bay Collins Stephen, c, carpenter, r 75 Line Collins Thomas, c, lab, bds 7 Smith lane Collins William, lab, bds 13 Reid Collins Woodbury, elk W. H. Andrews, r 7 President Colman George, bkkpr J. R. Read, bds 284 King Colonel Jack, c, sailor, r O'Hear al Colson Charles, notions, 12 Middle Colson Charles B., dentist B. A. Muckenfuss, r West Point Mills Colson Charles F., asst supt West Point Mills Colson Gadsden E., miller, r rear 72 Rutledge av Colson William P., carpenter, r rear 72 Rutledge av Coltisen George, c, tailor, bds 13 Kirkland lane Comar Edward J. (Coligan & Comar), r 21 George Comar John B., printer, bds 21 George THE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed ' Among the most reliable carriers in the South. WATCHES AND CLOCKS, Large stock, handsomely cased, of fine , and reliable Timepieces, at ALLAN'S, ' 307 King Street. COM 189 CON Comar William J., porter Hart & Co., bds 21 George Comer Patrick, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 30 Washington COMMERCIAL WHARF & COTTON PRESS CO., Henry Card pres; 49 East Bay. (See adv. p. 89.) COMMERCIAL WHARVES (North and South), East Bay, opp Longitude lane Commings William, painter, 1 Horlbeck al, r 13 America COMMINS JOHN, com mer and disinfectant mnfr, 60 East Bay, r Sullivan's Island Commins' Wharf, es Washington, n of Charlotte Compton Adam, c, lab, r ss Shepard, w of Sires al Compton Levi, c, porter, r es Lucas, nr Mill Condon Frances, wid William, r 85 Market Condon James F., elk £rwin & Magill, bds 118 Meeting Condon John, wks P. L. Guillemin, bds Anson, nr George Condon William, baker O. G. Marjenhoff, bds 85 Market Condy Daniel P., c, lab, r 6 Chalmers CONE BROS. (J. F. and F. A. Cone), proprs Palace Billiard Parlor, 109 Meeting. (See adv. back of title.) Cone Frank A. (Cone Bros.), bds Waverly House Cone Jean F. (Cone Bros.), bds Waverly House Confederate Home, Mrs. M. A* Snowden, pres ; 80 Broad Congdon George, r 2 Horlbeck al Conklin Henry, c, lab, r rear 2 Wall Conklin Henry C., printer Journal Commerce, r 18 East Bay Conlin John J., gasfitter, bds 88 Anson Conlon Eugene, machinist S. C. R. R., bds 35 Nassau Conton Fanny, wid William, r 118 Meeting Conlon James, elk, bds 118 Meeting Conlon John, steepleman, r 24 Reid Conlon Michael, wks Taylor Iron Works Conlon Michael P., sash mkr W. P. Russell & Co., r 7 Queen Conlon Peter, machinist S. C. R. R., r 35 Nassau Conlon Peter, steepleman, Upper Station House Conlon Thomas, wks T. A. Beamish, bds 35 Nassau Conly Bernard, farmer, r Spring, nw cor President Conly James, lab, bds Soring, nw cor President CONNELLEY J. MERCER, cotton sampler G. W. Wil¬ liams & Co., bds 54 Hasel Connelly Julius, c, lab Chisolm's Mill, bds 42 Pitt r\ 1 niTi I (KAP A (\AA PAID IN; SURPLUS 835,000. HOME GAPITAL $250,000 LNn^R£.NCE C0M^lYA^^f!es- GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., CON ' 190 COO Connelly Patrick, wks A. Gage & Co., r 14 Wall CONNER JAMES HON., atty genl S. C., and lawyer, 10 Broad, r 21 Meeting Conner John, c, porter G. C. Schmetzer Jr Conner John S., saloon, 51 Wentworth Conner Julia M., wid H. W., r 9 Meeting Conners Michael,, lab Gas Co's Whf Connick Charles, c, fisherman, r 9 Cooper CONNOR GEORGE, mer tailor, and gents furnishing, 30 Broad, r 57 Church Connor John, wks Taylor Iron Works, r South, ne cor Nassau Connor John T. (L. E. Connor & Co.), bds 4 Cannon Connor Lewis E. (L. E. Connor & Co.), r 4 Cannon Connor L. E. & Co. (L. E. and J. T. Connor), grocers and com mers, 693 King Connor Michael, lab, r ws Washington, n of Inspection Connor Michael A., engineer Hydraulic Cotton Press, r South, ne cor Nassau Connor Thomas J., bds South, ne cor Nassau Connor William M. (Connor & Gavin), r 62 Rutledge av Connor & Gavin (W. M. Connor and J. L. Gavin), com mers, 10 N. Atlantic Whf Conroy Dominick, junk shop, 32 St Philip Conroy John, stevedore, r 82 Anson Conroy John J., bds 82 Anson Conroy Patrick, furniture dealer, 44 King Considine John, c, lab, r ws Nassau, n of Woolfe Considine Peter, c, waiter, r ws Nassau, n of Woolfe Convent of Our Lady of Mercy, Isadore Barry, mother supe¬ rior ; Queen, ne cor Mazyck Conway James, watchman, r 9 State Conyers Edward, c, blacksmith, r 15 Ann Conyers James, c, lab, r 50 Line Conyers James, c, shoemkr, r 80 Smith Conyers Peter, c, blacksmith, r 50 Line Conyers Peter J., c,/waiter, r 80 Smith Coogan John L., elk City Treasurer, r 5 Alexander Cook Benjamin, c, lab, r Calhoun, se cor Marsh Cook Charles, lab, bds 19 Woolfe Cook David, c, shoemkr, r 6 Heyward Ct THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georg ia. Tlnlnnn TJillinn^ Until™ CONEBBOS.,PROP' BS, 109 MEETING ST. Palace Billiard Parlor. & °°-s°°rded ^ COO 191 COR Cook Francis, gardener, r ns Hampstead Mall, 3d e of Aiken Cook George L'G., with G. S. Cook, bds 12 South Battery COOK GEORGE S., photographer 281 King, r 12 South Battery. (See adv. p. 108.) Cook James, c, lab, r Calhoun, se cor Marsh Cook James, policeman, r 49 King Cook Milton, c, r rear 106 King Cooke Howard P., foreman Journal Commerce, r 59 Church Cooler William, c, lab, r 22 Mazyck Cooper Arthur D., c, shoemkr, 58 Calhoun, r 27 Wall Cooper Daniel, butcher Central Market, r ws Chestnut, n of Allway Copes Joel, farmer, r 12 Ashton Copes John, c, cooper, r rear 226 East Bay Corbett Edward, c, porter, r 32 Smith Corbett Henry V., elk J. Corbett, bds 16 Society Corbett James E., elk, bds 16 Society CORBETT JOHN, carpets, oil cloths and matting, 237 King, r 16 Sotiety Corbett John F| elk J. Corbett, bds 16 Society Corbett Richarcf T. P., elk J. Corbett, bds 16 Society Corbett William^ c, wks A. Gage & Co., r 43 Society Corbett William F., conductor Pullman Car Co., bds Pavilion Hotel Corbin David T., lawyer, 53 Meeting, bds 61 Meeting Corby Irwin J., boilermkr S. C. R. R., r 7 Hampden Ct Corby Irwin J. Jr., elk A. M. Cohen, bds 7 Hampden Ct Corcoran Cecilia M., wid J. N., bds 4 Orange Corcoran James, drayman, r 5 Drake Corcoran James, student, bds 3 Sires al Corcoran James F., elk, r 4 Orange Corcoran John T., driver, bds 15 John Corcoran Joseph H., brakeman S. C. R. R., bds 13 Amherst Corcoran Mary A., wid T. D., r 15 John Corcoran Michael, blacksmith, r 130 St. Philip Corcoran Patsey, wid P., r 3 Sires al Corcoran Thomas, £, furniture ret, 57 Coming, r 44 Rutledge av Cord Cesar, c, lab, bds 23 Queen Cord Francis, c, lab, r 23 Queen Cordelaye William, cabinetmkr D. H. Sdcox & Son SUGARS OP ALL GRADES, retailed at Cost Prices. Large Assortment of Fresh. Biscuits, always found at MOOD & EASON'S, 129 Meeting Street GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COR 192 COU Cordes F. H., wid A. C., r 405 King Cordes' George H., mailing elk P. O., r Inspection, sw cor Whf Cordes George H. Jr., elk, bds Inspection, sw cor Wharf Cordes John F., elk, bds Inspection, sw cor Wharf Cordes Richard, painter T. A. Beamish, bds 405 King Cordes William P., with Furchgott, Benedict & Co., bds 13 Blake, nr Aiken CORDRAY LOUIS E., ship and house carpenter, 3 Pritch- ard, r 7 Hampstead Mall Corker George W., pilot, bds 11 Aiken Corker Horace N., wks Taylor Iron Works Corker Samuel, c, fisherman, r 66 Smith Corker William H., boilermkr, r 11 Aiken Corkle Catharine, wid Thomas, 13 Henrietta Corkle Charles, marble cutter E. R. White Cormier Cecilia, wid Irvine, r 6 Spring Cormier Charles E., molder, r 10 Woolfe Cormier Frances, wid A., bds 10 Woolfe Cormier William I. (Cormier & McBride), r 6 Spring CORMIER & McBRIDE (W. I. Cormier & P. V. McBride), grocery, 517 King Cornell Thomas, c, lab. r rear 29 Rutledge av Corner John, c, porter, r 396 King Corrie William W., machinist S. C. R. R., r N. E. R. R. yard Cosgrove James, ale and beer, 37 Market Cosgrove Thomas, carpenter, bds 84 Spring Cossage Matthew, seaman, r 11 Amherst Costa Edward J., with J. S. Fairly & Co.", bds Waverly House Costa Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 24 State Costalloe Mary Mrs., junk shop, 35 Beaufain Coste Napoleon E., mariner, r 7 John Coste Napoleon L., bds 7 John Costello Thomas, saloon, 83 East Bay, bds 13 King Cotchett George, r 4 George Court House, Broad, nw cor Meeting Courtenay George E., r 5 Franklin Courtenay Georgiana, wid S. G., bds 5 Franklin COURTENAY WILLIAM A., shipping and com mer, and agent Clyde Line Stmrs to N. Y. and Phila., 96 East Bay, r 25 Lynch. . (See adv. p. 113.) THE SHORTEST LIKE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. OTIPDT T\TP OTT TTPD An elegant assortment, suitably cased, for MMLmll UlM Ml. ^7eKinf Streer^0868' at JAMES ALLAN'S' COU 193 CRA Courtney -William C. (W. C. Courtney & Co.), r 7 Meeting COURTNEY W. C. & CO. (W. C. Courtney and J. S. Murdoch), cotton factors and com mers, 3 Boyce's Whf Coutirier John F., c, waiter, r 14 Roselane Coveney Michael, boilermkr Miller & Kelly, r Church, cor Chalmers Coverley George, c, carpenter, r rear 21 Archdale Cowling Randall, c, lab, r rear 7 Liberty COWPERTHWAIT EDWIN R., furniture, 305 King, r 34 Church Cowperthwait William B., with E. R. Cowperthwait, bds Waverly House Cox Daniel, c, butcher, r 45 Charlotte Cox George, c, sash mkr Toale MnfgCo., bds 23 Spring Cox Lemuel G., fireman S. C. R. R., r 40 Columbus Cox Mary A. Mrs., r Planters Hotel Bldg Cox Rollo E., fireman S. C. R. R., bds 8 Columbus Cox Rodolph F., sailmkr E. Jordan & Son, r 43 East Bay Cox Samuel R., butcher Central Market, r 8 Bogard Cox Sarah R., wid W. H., r 40 Columbus Cox Thomas, c, carpenter, r 80 Rutledge av Cox Virginia, wid George, r Hanover Coxetter Antonia, wid L. M., r 5 Pitt Coxetter James G., purser Stmr Starlight, bds 5 Pitt Craft William M., bds 2 Pitt Crafts George I., r 10 Legare Cragin Bridget, wid James, bds 56 Spring Cragin Michael, sashmkr, bds 56 Spring Craig Agnes G., wid C. T., r 39 Wentworth Craig Henry, c, coachman W. Aiken Craig Michael, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 30 Washington Cramer Adolph F. C., elk, r 139 Calhoun Cramer George W., r rear 4 George Crane, Boylston & Co. (J. R. Boylston; A. Z. Demarest, H. Boylston and A. St. Amand), dry goods, 45 Hayne Crane Henry, with N. A. Hunt & Co., bds Pavilion Hotel Craven William, wks S. & C. R. R., bds 6 Paine Ct Crawford Adam, c, butler J. Marsh, r 15 Charlotte Crawford Benjamin, c, policeman, r 4 Chapel Crawford David H. (Crawford & Co.), r Columbia, S. C linyr I M o OF CHARLESTON, S. C. TAKES FIRE, ALSO riUIVIt IINO.LU., Marine foreign risks, pa, GEO. W. f ILLI1MS & CO., ^K^Sk£?S£££8' CRA 194 CRO Crawford Ellen Miss, housekpr Mrs. M. M. Smyth Crawford John A. (Crawford & Co.), r Columbia, S. C Crawford & Co. (J. A. and D. H. Crawford), cotton factors, i Boyce's Whf Crawley George F-, with P. S. Felder, r Sullivan's Island Craylor Aaron, c, lab, r ns Calhoun, opp East Bay Creagh Moncton, bkkpr Hart & Co Creighton Alfred J., ship broker, 8 N. Atlantic Whf, r Meet¬ ing, sw cor Queen Creighton A. M., wid Thomas, r 19 Ann Creighton Daniel, c, lab, r 45 Society Creighton George, c, lab, r rear 70 Calhoun Crews Abraham J. (Johnston, Crews & Co.), r 8 Montague Crews John, bds 8 Montague Crinch Henry, clothing and shoes, 340 King, r 368 King Crocker Edwin G., policeman, r 47 St. Philip Crockett Frank, c, lab, r rear 6 Mary Croft Charles, elk W. L. Miller, bds 36 Society . Croft George, elk, bds 36 Society Croft Thomas H., bkkpr R. Mure & Co., r 36 Society Croft Thomas H. Jr., elk S. C. Loan and TrusCCo., bds 36 Society Croft William, cashier S. H. Wilson & Bro., bds 36 Society Crogan Catharine, wid, r 671 King Crogan Frank, lab^bds 29 Tradd Crogan Stephen, l&b, r 29 Tradd Croghan Charles J. Rev., pastor St. Joseph's Ch., r 53 Anson Croghan Charles J., elk, bds 2 John Croghnan Patrick, marble cutter R. D. White, r 108 Church Cromwell E. Q. Miss, private school, 44 Church Cromwell Jeffries, c, carpenter D. J. Sullivan, r rear 63 Tradd Cronari Catharine E. Mrs., dry goods, 459 King Cronan John, drayman, r 19 State Cronan Timothy, boots and shoes, r 461 King Croney John W., carpenter, bds 588 King Crosby William, c, wks Smith & Valk, r 17 Laurens Crose James C., messenger Sou. Ex. Co., r 463 King Cross Alexander, c, lab, r 12 South Cross Amelia, wid Henry, r 10 Water Cross Benjamin, c, driver, 192 Meeting THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is 1 noted for its Speed, and careful handling of goods. Palace BillM Parlor aafl Bar s-. X uiuuu -Uiiuux U1U1 iUi uuu UU1, ported and Key West Segars in the city. CRO 195 CUL Cross Frank, c, carter, r rear 12 Jasper Ct Cross Frederick,/dk, bds 10 Water Cross George, c, lab, r rear 15 Wall Cross James, c, baker J. C. H. Claussen Cross John, c, sampler, r rear 130 Calhoun Cross Scipio, cy r 21 Washington Cross Stephen, cf bottler Dowie & Moise, r 416 King Cross Stepney, c, lab, r 18 Vernon Cross William, bricklayer, r 10 Water Cross W. Howard, elk Norwood & Coker, bds 10 Water Crouch Charles W., flat builder, r 5 Gadsden Crouch Edward P., wharfbuilder, bds 5 Gadsden Crouch Hasel W., wharfbuilder, bds 5 Gadsden Crovat George H., blacksmith, r -Ashley, sw cor Palmetto Crowell William, c, lab, bds 7 Smith Cruise William, sailmkr E. Jordan & Son, r 6 Philadelphia Crum Aiken, c, porter Charleston Hotel, r 2 Palmetto Crum Henry D., c, lab, r Ashley, nw cor Palmetto Crum John, c, porter Charleston Hotel, r 33 St. Philip Crutchfield William, c, lab, r 289 Meeting Cudworth Alfred, elk, bds 49 Charlotte Cudworth Arthur G., acct, 169 Meeting, r 49 Charlotte Cudworth A. Y. Miss, vice prin Bennett School Cudworth Edmund M., acct, r 9 Charlotte Cudworth Edmund M. Jr., manifest elk S. C. R. R., bds 9 Charlotte Cudworth Joseph W., wharfinger Palmetto Whf Culbert George, c, ship carpenter, r 24 Chapel Culbert Mary Mrs., r 596 King Culbert William, elk McLoy, Rice & Co., r 596 King Cullen James, boilermkr Miller & Kelly Cullen Matthew, watchman Atlantic Wharves Culleton Alfred, carpenter J. L. Lopez, bds 19 Bull Culleton Charles, bricklayer J. L. Lopez, bds 19 Bull Culleton Patrick, bricklayer J. L. Lopez, r 19 Bull Cullinane Jeremiah, cigarmkr W. Schroder, r 40 Reid Cullinane P., dry goods, 414 King Cullinane William, driver, r Reid, se cor Hanover Culp William L., bkkpr A. J. Salinas & Son, bds Waverly House TlTnrm A- T? A QnM Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts iTlUU V Q£ JjilOUil to the peck, every time. 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. CUM 196 CUT Cummings Daniel, c, millhand J. H. Steinmeyer, r rear 13 Montague Cummings James, r 232 King Cummings J. Mrs., dressmkr, 232 King Cummings Louis R., section master S. C. R. R,, r 1 Spring Cuneo Antonio, elk, bds 26 Market Cuneo John, dry goods and shoes, 26 Market Cunningham Andrew B., street inspector, bds 5 Limehouse Cunningham Bernard, porter Holmes, Calder & Co., r 14 Phil¬ adelphia Cunningham Bernard P., elk E. F. Sweegan & Co., bds 14 Philadelphia Cunningham Daniel, c, waiter, r rear 80 Cannon CUNNINGHAM GEORGE I. (Cunningham & Brown), and mayor, office City Hall, r 6 Legare Cunningham Joseph, c, cooper West Point Mill Cunningham Lewis, c, carpenter, r rear 180 Coming Cunningham Margaret Mrs., r 75 King Cunningham Robert, porter, r 27 Nassau Cunningham Thomas H. Rev., r 35 Spring Cunningham Thomas J., c, porter J. S. Terry, r 25 Queen Cunningham & Brown (G. I. Cunningham and W. K. Brown),, butchers, Central Market Curley Michael, lab, bds 93 Church Curliss Selam, c, waiter, r 5 Dereef Ct Curry Albert, c, lab, r 55 y2 Line Curry John, junk dealer, 78 Anson, r 12 Philadelphia Curry William, c, lab, r 55j£Line Curtis Alice, wid A. F., bds 3 Smith Curtis Ann, wid, bds 48 King Curtis Joseph E., machinist, r 23 Inspection Curtis William, c, seaman, r rear 96 Calhoun Custom House, East Bay, foot of Market Cuthbert Frank P., bds 91 Cannon Cuthbert George, c, policeman, r ws Lands Ct, 3d n of Fishburn Cuthbert John J., c, drayman, bds 78 Beaufain Cuthbert M., c, policeman Cuthbert Robert, c, shoemkr, r 35 Rutledge Cuthbert Robert B, supt, r 91 Cannon Cutner Henry, c, carpenter, r 6 Heyward Ct Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. Mmm.flY DIAM0ND RINGS, chains, lockets, UU II UJJll X i Gent's Seal Rings, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King Street. CUT 197 DAL Cutter Henry, elk I. Hammond, bds 105 East Bay Cutter Mary, wid George, r 105 East Bay Cutting John, c, painter, r 14^ Sires Cuttino Benjamin H., elk D. H. Jones & Co., bds Society, cor Meeting Cuttino David S., mdse broker, 13 Hayne, r Warren, .ne cor Smith The Latest NOVELTIES in Foreign and Domestic CARPETS, KITGS, OIL CLOTHS, Window Shades, Lambrequins, etc., etc., ARE ALWAYS OFFERED AT LOW PRICES AT THE POPULAR STORE OF WMWMWWiW # fft}« S75 isiiisrcsi- street. DACOSTA CHARLES, with J. H. Dessauer, r 217 King Dacosta James B., c, shoemkr, 92 Market, r 15 College Dadin Louis H., gasfitter P. L. Guilleman, r 36 Tradd Daggett Alexander W., molder, r 12 Woolfe Daggett Josephine W. Mrs., with Walker, Evans & Cogswell, r 80 Broad •Daggett Margaret, wid P.; bds 3 Marsh Daggett S. A., wid Shepard, bds 2 Hampden Ct Daggett Walter L., printer News & Courier, bds 21 Laurens Daggett William L., supt News & Courier Job Office, r 21 Laurens Daisey John, c, butcher Upper Market, r 95 Spring Daisey John, c, driver, r rear 54 Pitt Dallas Jeremiah, c, huckster, r 6 Chapel Dallas Mary, wid William, r 68 Queen Dallas Robert C., printer News and Courier, bds 68 Queen Dalwick Thomas E., sanitary insp, r Jasper Ct, nw cor Rad- cliffe N Daly Catharine, wid M., r 10 Society Daly Christopher, c, waiter W. H. Lemon, r 8 Wilson Daly Edward, boots and shoes, 125 Meeting, bds Pavilion Hotel Daly Ellis, lab, r 120 East Bay Daly John, bds 10 Society Daly P. L., wks J. Cosgrove I N QI I R F WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY II 1 O U n L. OF CHARLESTON, S. C. OFFICE 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., GOTTOU FACTOE8, , Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. DAL 198 DAS Daly Thomas, sentinel Police Dept, r 25 Bogard Daly William, c, lab, r 75 St Philip Daly William, bds 10 Society Damish Edward, c, baker F. Steincke, r 103 Market Damon Jacob, c, seaman, r ns Reid, w of Bay Damon Quincy A. (Adams, Damon & Co.), r 23 Church Dandridge Isaac, c, driver, r 157 Coming Danehey John J., blacksmith, bds 15 America Danehey Mary, wid F., r 15 America Danehey Michael J., drayman, bds 15 America Danehey William P., gas fitter, bds 15 America Dangerfield Charles, c, lab, r rear 57j£ Spring Daniell George R., sash mkr W. P. Russell & Co., bds 65 America Daniell John B., bds 65 America .Daniell Stephen B., tailor, r 65 America Daniels Emma, c, wid J., r rear 55 Line Daniels Henry, c, cook, 52 Tradd Dantzler Roman, c, waiter, r Thomas, nw cor Vanderhorst Dantzler Scipio, c, gardener, r Thomas, nw cor Vanderhorst Dantzman Ellen, c, r 51 Tradd Dantzman George H., c, kpr city magazine, r 68 America Darby Frederick, coppersmith, r 55 Coming Darby John T., bds 56 Alexander Darby William K., wharfinger Union Whfs, r 24 Rutledge av Darby William R., carpenter, r 138 St. Philip Darc-y John J., machinist Miller & Kelly, bds 45 Market Darcy Michael, bds 45 Market Darcy Patrick, boots and shoes, 221 King Darcy Peter, porter J. E. Adger & Co., bds n "Wall Darcy Thomas, draymaster, r 11 Wall Darlington Abram, c, lab, r rear 28 Broad Darlington Henry, shoemkr, 111 St. Philip Dart Henry W., c, farmer, r 24 Bogard Dart H. P., c, lab, r rear 67 Calhoun Dart James F. Rev., c, r 9 Dereef Ct Dart Joshua W., c, carpenter, r 9 Dereef Ct Dart Mitchell, c, lab, r Bay, sw cor Amherst Dash Andrew, c, driver Dr. J. L. Ancrum Dash John, c, butler, r 7 Savage THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with J. Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. V. R. R. from Maine to Texas. PaIjipp Billiard Parln?00N;E BR0S'» dope's, 109 meeting st. 1 UlQllU UlillUlll lQllUii Q-en'l Agts, L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. DAS 199 DAY Dash John, c, sawyer, r rear 55 Line Dauer Ernest, tailor, 567 King DAUER FREDERICK, music and musical merchandise, 215 King Dauer James, prof music, r 215 King Dauer John E., elk, bds 215 King Davant Richard, c, carpenter, r 2 Line Davega C., physician, 29 Society, bds Pavilion Hotel Davenport Edward L., pilot, r 114 King Davenport William, printer E. Perry, bds 114 King Davey William O., driver E. R. R. Co., r 15 Percy David Francis M.,#c, blacksmith, r 156 Coming David Joshua L., with R. L. David, r 384 King David P., wid R. L., r 384 King David R. L., clothier, 384 King Davis Annie Miss, v7ith A.. Melchers Davis Benjamin, c lab, r rear 11 Washington Davis Calvin T., bricklayer, r 72 King Davis Cecilia, wid Louis, r Planters Hotel Bldg Davis Charles, c, carpenter, r 15^ King Davis Charles S., policeman, bds Mills House Davis Colin, c, lab, r 16 Elizabeth Davis Daniel, c, lab, r rear 5 Trapman Davis David, bds 8 Williams row Davis Edward, c, lab, r rear 185 Coming Davis Francis, c, carpenter, r 25 Washington Davis George, car driver, r 671 King Davis George W., pilot, r 3 Magazine Davis Glenn E., nursery, ws Meeting, nr limits,- bds 11 Mon¬ tague Davis Henry, c, oarsman, r 16 Elizabeth Davis James, c, lab, r rear 5 Palmetto Davis James, police, r Mills House Davis Jeremiah, lab, r 25 Queen Davis John, c, fisherman, r rear 178 East Bay Davis John, r 3 Cannon Davis John, propr Palm Oil Axle Grease Mnfy, 278 Meeting, r 105 Tradd Davis John W., printer Journal Commerce, r rear 74 Rut- ledge av FOE GOOD TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, Go to MOO I> «& EA80N, Meeting- St., cop. Market. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTOU FACTORS. Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. DAY 200 DAW Davis Joseph C., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 31 Cannon Davis Margaret Miss, milliner, r 274 King Davis Moses, c, lab, r ns May Ct, w of Pine Davis Nathan, fruit, bds Planters Hotel Bldg Davis Prince N„ c, tailor J, Rugheimer, r 33 Line Davis Rebecca, wid W., bds 17% Beaufain Davis Robert, c, carpenter, r 20 Spring Davis Robert, c, lab, r 12 Beresford Davis Robert, c, lab, r 3 Chalmers Davis Sandy J., c, fisherman, r rear 71 East Bay Davis Warren R., with A. B. Mulligan, r 30 Ashley Davis William, c, driver, r 23 Henrietta Davis William, c, tinner, r rear 104 Anson Davis William F., c, lab, r rear 531 King Davis William H., c, ferryman, r ws Chesnut, opp Allway Davis William H., c, printer, bds 14 Pitt Davis William S., carpenter, r 5 Mill Davis Zimmerman, elk D. H. Jones & Co., r 32 South Bay Dawson, A. V., bds 5 Doughty Dawson Cato, c, lab, r 27 Aiken Dawson Francis J., bkkpr O. F. Wieters, bds 152 Meeting DAWSON FRANCIS W. (Riordan, Dawson & Co.), r 14 Meeting Dawson Gustavus, c, hostler M. Hogan Dawson Job, stencil cutter, bds 17 Smith Dawson John L., physician, 55 Tradd Dawson Joseph, elk Hart & Co.,bds 62 Church Dawson Julia, wid J., r 17 Smith Dawson J. Huger, elk, r 54 Hasel Dawson Lawrence, c, drayman, r 1 Chesnut Dawson Mary, wid James, bds 23 Wall Dawson Rebecca E., widow Joseph, r 62 Church Dawson Richard, bkkpr, bds 152 Meeting Dawson Samuel,-c, wks W. & W. Mnfg C.o., r 9 Princess Dawson Samnel E., c, porter W. U. Tel. Co., r Savage, s of Broad Dawson Sylvester, driver, r 34 Calhoun Dawson Tobias, c, policeman, r 12 Clifford al Dawson William E., elk J. A. Quackenbush & Co., bds 17 Smith THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Oceau> TJfiT p YnTTD QTPTpr A. fine assortment of Spectacles, Eye Glasses. IIJIjLI 1UUH OlUlLl. MARINE, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES AT ALLAN'S, 307 KING STREET. DAW 201 DEI Dawson William H., real estate agt, 65 Broad, r 5 Glebe Day Selden A., 1st lieut 5th Artillery, r U. S. Arsenal Dayton Isaac, c, porter J. R. Johnson, r 22 St. Michaels al Dean Abram, c, porter W. J. Miller, r rear 30 Henrietta Dean Jesse, c, lab, r 24 Queen Dean Stephen, c, butcher, r 15 Ann Dean William, c, waiter, r rear 10 Smith Deancey Frank, c, porter Soa. Ex. Co., r 84 Hasel De Antonio Joseph, seaman, r 26 Middle De Antonio Leonora Mrs., notions, 26 Middle Deas Abraham, c, porter S. C. R. R., r 48 Reid Deas Alexander, c, lab, r 25 Washington Deas Anthony, c, lab, r ss Mary, 2d e of America Deas Caesar, c, farmer, r 28 Cedar Ct Deas Daniel, cy carpenter, r rear 70 Calhoun Deas David H., elk C. R. Holmes, Jr., bds 3 Logan Deas Elias W., c, mattress mkr, r 65 Smith Deas Frank, c, bricklayer, r 25 Elizabeth Deas Frank, c, lab, r rear 14 Woolfe Deas Frank, c, porter A. Hammerschmidt, r rear 107 East Bay Deas Jacob, c, lab, r 22 Washington Deas John, c, butcher Upper Market, r 60 Cannon Deas Linneaus, c, mechanic, r 25 Radcliffe Deas Philip, c, cook, r 181 Calhoun Deas William, c, plasterer, r 2 Reid DeBonneville Peter, bds 17 Nassau Deburst George, c, cigarmkr, r 111 Calhoun Deburst William, c, carpenter, r 2 Henrietta DeCamps Tubus, carpenter, r 18 Chinquapin deCARADEUC ACHILLE, land agt S. C. R. R., r 6 Wragg deCaradeuc St. Julien, elk, bds 6 Wragg DeChanter Mary Sister, directress Cath. Male Orphan Asy¬ lum, r 77 Cannon DeGafferlly Thomas P.. elk J. E. Bowers, r 651 King DeHay William S., butcher, r es Meeting, n of Lee Dehls Charles, grocer, 8 Laurens DeHon William R., butcher Central Market, r 1 Ladson Ct Deighen John, detective, r 115 Queen Deignan Bros. (C. and F. Deignan), ship yard, Town Creek, e from Cooper ,,A1,r . - , n OF CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK |J|l|\/]L I |\1 I II Company chartered by the State. Capital all UUIYIL IllO. bU.) paid in. 109 EAST BAY. 6 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNB STREET. DEI 202 DEN Deignan Charles (Deignan Bros.), r 3 South Deignan Francis (Deignan Bros.), r 70 America D&sselhorst George, elk Furchgott, Benedict & Co., r 50 Wentworth Deisselhorst Joshua, salesman, bds 4 Beaufain Deitz Edward, shoemkr J. Bart, bds 73 Market DeLair B., c, policeman, r Tradd, cor Orange Delane April, c, butcher, r rear 14 Society Delane Benjamin, c, carter, r rear 194 Queen Delany James, shoemkr, 83 Calhoun Delany John J., elk E. F. Sweegan & Co., bds 83 Calhoun Delany Martin R., trial justice, 567 King Delear Pharaoh, c, lab, r 39 Amherst DeLeon Abraham, elk G. W. Williams & Co., bds Wentworth, sw cor Smith DeLeon Benjamin N., with Dowie & Moise, bds Wentworth, sw cor Smith DeLeon Harmon H., bond and stock broker, 24 Broad, r Wentworth, sw cor Smith DeLeon Samuel, c, lab, r rear 163 King DeLeon Stepney, c, hostler, r rear 27 Mazyck DeLeslin John D., boilermkr Smith & Valk, bds 3 Cooper DeLeslin Robert F., c, tailor G. Connor, r 3 Alexander DeLeslin William K., driver J. A. Quackenbush & Co., r 8 Philadelphia Delesne James, c, lab, bds 32 Montague Delfelder Frederick, elk, bds 289 East Bay Delia Torre Rose Mile, artist, bds 6 Wragg DeMarcs Eugene, barber, Pavilion Plotel • Demarest Albert Z. (Crane, Boylston & Co.), r New York Denain Daniel, lab Gas Co's Whf Denaux Thomas, upholsterer, 175 St Philip Denaux William A., trimmer, r ss Cannon, 2d w of President Denget Henry, fireman Commercial Press, r 92 Church Dennis Edward, pilot, bds 19 Alexander Dennis James, c, porter, bds 22 Magazine Dennis Joseph, c, driver F. D. C. Kracke, r rear 61 Spring Dennis Robert, c, lab, r rear 4 Doughty Dennis Thomas, c, lab, r 73 Spring Dennison Lawrence, c, sampler, r 24 Chapel FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing bine. film MM fate ail to. ST-"*' DEN 203 DES Dennison Thomas S., c, lab, r 82 Line Dent John, c, waiter, r 141 Coming Denton Paul H., c, shoemkr, ws Washington, n of Inspection Dereef David, c, fisherman, r 36 Calhoun Dereef Georgia, wid J. T. M., r 7 Ashley Dereef Hubert H., c, cigarmkr, r 4 Elizabeth Dereef James G., c, cigarmkr, r 4 Elizabeth De Reef Joseph U., c, stamp elk P. O., r 28 Amherst Dereef Margaret A., c, r 24 Spring Dereef Richard E., c, 4 Elizabeth De Reef Theophilus G., c, bricklayer, r 23 Hanover DeSaussure Fannie Miss, prin Kindergarten School, 70 Tradd, r 1 East Battery DeSaussure Henry A. (DeSaussure & Son), lawyer, 25 East Bay DeSaussure Henry W. (DeSaussure & Son), physician, r 104 Broad DeSaussure Henry W. Jr. (DeSaussure & Son), physician, r 104 Broad DeSaussure James P., elk L. D. DeSaussure, bds 104 Broad DeSAUSSURE LOUIS D., genl broker, 23 Broad, r 1 East Battery DeSaussure Mary L., wid W., bds 38 Meeting DeSaussure Peter G., physician, bds 25 East Bay DeSaussure Thomas H., machinist S. C. R. R., bds 1 Ann DeSaussure T. W., wid C. A., r 26 Meeting DeSaussure Wilmot G. (DeSaussure & Son), lawyer, r 25 East Bay DeSaussure Wilmot G. Jr., sec and treas HOME INS. CO., bds 25 East Bay DeSAUSSURE & SON(Wilmot G.and H. A. DeSaussure), lawyers, 23 Broad DeSAUSSURE & SON (H. W. and H. W. DeSaussure Jr.), physicians, 104 Broad Desebrock Hencke, grocery and woodyard, 21 King Desportes William A., wharfinger Gas Co's Whf, r 8 Amherst Dessauer Joseph H., clothing, 217 King Dessington Anton, painter, r 4 Burns Lane Destino Spiro, confectioner, Central Market Desverney Arthur, c, barber, bds 144 Meeting H/TA ATk O TH A 0/"\"WT ALWA7S HAVE A PULL SUPPLY OF PUEE WINES AND VI1 II I I I (V. Hj A iM I hd LIQUOBS, bottled, and on draught, at reasonable lTlLfV/X/ Uu ±J£\AJ\JL\ prices. 129 MEETING STEEET. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO , WHOLESALE GROCERS, ,, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. DES 204 DEW Desverney Clifton W., c, shoemkr, r 144 Meeting Desverney Francis C., c, sergt police, r 144 Meeting Desverney Roswell R., c, carpenter, r 4 Napier Ct Detels Ann Mrs., bds 70 Hasel DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG, F. Melchers & Son, proprs ; rear 68 Broad. (See adv. back fly D.) Deutscher Bruederlicher-Bund, 188 King Devaux Merriman, c, lab, r rear 17 Wall Devaux Peter, c, driver H. Bulwinkle & Co., r 19 Elizabeth Deveaux Alex., c, bds A. Melchers Deveaux John P., street insp E. D., 55 Meeting, r 69 Went- worth Deveaux Samuel c, baker A. Melchers, r 7 Bull Deveaux Samuel, c, butler, rear 55 Tradd Deveaux Samuel, elk, bds 50 Smith Deveaux William, trimmer S. C. R. R. Car Wks Devereux Bros. (J. H., N. F., J. W. and P. Devereux), builders, office 29 Broad Devereux James W. (Devereux Bros.), and grocer, 138 Com¬ ing, r Sans Souci Devereux John H. (Devereux Bros.), and architect, 29 Broad, r Sans Souci Devereux Nicholas A., sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 25 Cumberland Devereux Nicholas F. (Devereux Bros.), r 28 Reid Devereux Patrick (Devereux Bros.), r 25 Cumberland Devesso Simeon, mariner, r 43 Market Devine George L., dray master, r 24 Laurens Devine Julia, wid, r 14 Tradd Devine Martin, wheelwright A. McLeish, r 4 Cumberland Devine Samuel T., c, carpenter, r 10 Mill Devineau Edward W., jeweler W. J. O'Connor, r 98^ St. Philip Devineau Marie, wid E., bds gS}4 St. Philip Devineau Peter E , elk B. Feldman & Co., bds 98^ St. Philip Devoe James H., photographer G. N. Barnard, r Queen, sw cor Meeting Dewar Isabella, wid W. S., r 39 Church Dewees Joseph, c, policeman, r 28 Smith Dewees Thomas H. (T. H. & W. Dewees), r 36 Amherst 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliat»le carriers in the South. of Silver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King. . DEW 205 DIN DEWEES T. H. & W. (T. H. and W. Dewees), rice dealers, 92 East Bay Dewees William (T. H. and W. Dewees), r 18 Mary Dewees William, c, carpenter, r Collins Ct Dewees William, c, lab, r near 21 Mary Dewire James, sexton St. Philips Church Diaz Augustine, cigar mkr, 42 Wentworth Dibble Virgil C., prin High School) ss Society, e of Meeting Dick W. W., with Wulbern & Pieper, bds Forest House Dickerson Eliza Mrs., r 16 East Bay Dickerson Nathaniel, c, butcher, r 7 Bull Dickerson Richard, c, butcher, r rear 25 Spring Dickerson Samuel R., c, lawyer, r 32 Smith Dickman A., driver City Ry. Co Diederich Otto, gardener G. W. Williams DIEFENBACH GE0&GE H., ticket agt Mt. P. and S. I. Ferry Co., r Sullivan's Island Diefenbach William, elk, bds Rafer al, cor Guignard Diegan John, lab, r 13 Reid Diemer Jacob, head baker Charleston Hotel Diers Albert H. W., driver, r ws Coming, n of Line DILL JOSEPH T., cotton and rice factor, Adger's North Whf, r 15 Legare Dillingham Joseph C., elk D. F. Fleming & Co., bds 59 Coming Dillingham Thomas H., carpenter, r 230 Coming Dillon Martin, gai'dener, r 2 Dothage Ct Dillon Martin, watchman S. C. R. R., r Court, nr Alexander Dillon Patrick, lab, r 13 South Dines Joseph, c, lab, r 53 State Dinghe John, wks Adams, Damon & Co., bds 91 Church DINGLE G. WESLEY, lawyer, 61 Broad Dingle Moses H., c, elk, r 73 King Dingle John N., c, lab, bds 73 King Dingle Lewis, c, butler J. P. Chazal Dingle William B., deputy county sheriff, bds 8 Mary Dinkins Philip M., elk Mood & Flason, bds 61 Wentworth Dinn David, wks C. S. Bennett & Co., r 208 East Bay Dinn Michael, wks Taylor Iron Works Dinneen Daniel, lab, r Hasel, sw cor Anson FIRE AND MARINE RISKS BY HOME INSURANCE •CO., of Charleston, S. C. 109 EAST BAY. GEO, f, WILLIAMS & CO. j AND^Hi^JE^STREE^' DIN 206 DOL" Dinneen Daniel, Jr., gasfitter, bds Haset, sw cor Anson Dinneen John, stonecutter, bds Hasel, sw cor Anson Disher Arthur, c, wks A. McLeish, r Anson, nr Market Disher Julia O., wid S. Y., bds 8 Blake Disher Robert W., farmer, r 256 Meeting Disher Thomas G., farmer, bds 256 Meeting Disher William L., conductor S. C. R. R., r 17 Nassau Dittmann John, shoemkr F. Kruger, r 609 King Divine Thomas, inventor, r 52 Queen Dixon Edward W., elk T. A. Wilbur, bds 122 St. Philip Dixon Emma, wid William, bds 7 Hampstead Mall Dixon Henry, blacksmith, bds 34 Broad Dixon Henry, tinner J. W. O'Brien & Bro Dixon Isaac G., shoemkr, 28 Anson, r 34 Broad Dixon Isaac G. Jr., elk E. Perry Dixon James A., pressman Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 122 St. Philip Dixon Thomas E., fireman S. C. R. R., bds 30 Cannon Dixon Thomas, wks Taylor Iron Works, r 25 Nassau Dixon William, policeman, r 65 Tradd Doar Edward W., blacksmith Smith & Valk, bds 10 Columbus Doar John A., engraver 277 King, r 45 Nassau Doar John A., fireman, bds 10 Columbus Doar Marquis L., blacksmith S. C. R. R., r 10 Columbus Doar Sarah Miss, r 14 Water Doar Susan E., wid William, bds 45 Nassau Dobson Beverly, c, r 109 Tradd Dobson George, c, fisherman, r 11 Limehouse Dobson Henry, c, porter E. T. Brown, r Smith, nr Bull Dobson Samuel, c, wks P. Wineman, r 36 Smith Dock John, c, shoemkr, 35 Beaufain Doctor Abel,*:, lab, r 23 Queen Doerzaph Sophia Mrs., milliner, 587 King Doherty Thomas, bds 290 Meeting Dohrmann Charles, lab S. C. R. R Dohrmann Rudolph, driver J. H. Petermann Doig James S., wks Miller & Kelly, bds 10 Laurens Dolan James, lab, r 30 Tradd Dolan Patrick, elk, r 37 Tradd Dolsey Levi L., c, fireman, r 30 Church THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South. Carolina and Georgia. Dnlnnn Dillinnrl Dnnlnn CONEBROS.,PBOPRS,109MBBTING8T. raiace Billiard rarlor. gssss^sssf-sgjs1 & co-,s corded Ed§e DON 20? DOS Donahue Mary, wid Patrick, bds 26 Tradd Donahue Patrick, grocer, r 26 Tra'dd Donahoe Victor, binder E. Perry, bds 3 Beaufain Donald James, baker, r 103 Market Donaldson Albert plumber, bds 98 Broad Donaldson Benjamin, tinner, bds 98 Broad Donelan James, lab, r 28 Alexander Donelly Michael, watchman, bds 22 Laurens Donelly Patrick, watchman, bds 22 Laurens Donelly Rose, wid P., r 22 Laurens Doniphan E. M., wid J. G., r 12 Laurens Donnally George, watchman, r 14 Tradd Donnelly Edward W., carpenter, r 8 Stoll al Donnelly Francis, elk, bds 8 Stoll al Donnelly Peter, bds 28 St Philip Dcnohue Hugh, lab, r rear 53 State Donohoe Thomas, watchman, r 88 Anson Donovan Humphrey, carpenter, r 8 Philadelphia Donovan John A., elk R. G. Dun & Co., bds 54 Hasel Donovan Patrick, sentinel Police Dept, r King, cor South Bay Dooley John, wks J. Cosgrove DOOLEY MICHAEL T., lawyer, Fire-Proof Bldg DOOLITTLE LOUIS B. (Matthiessen & Doolittle), r 6 St. Philip Doran Andrew, carpenter, r 35 Pitt Doran James (Riley, Doran & Michael), r 30 Chalmers Doran Patrick, watchman, r 4 Philadelphia Doran William, stevedore, r 3 Bedons al Dorkewitz George, watchmkr Carrington, Thomas & Co., r 3 Beaufain Dorre Frederick, baker, 49 Archdale Dorrell William P., c, furniture repairer, r 52 Morris Dorsey Patrick, lab, r 26 Nassau Dorsey Richard, wharf elk S. C. R. R., r 31 George Doscher August F., elk J. H. Doscher DOSCHER BEREND, books, stationer and newsdealer, 136 Meeting. (See adv. p. 109.) Doscher Claus M., baker, bds Calhoun, sw cor Washington Doscher Diedrich M., r 18 Wall Doscher Eider H., grocer, 9 Magazine PEESH PARCHED AND GROUND COPFEES, always to be found at X MOOD & EASON'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO DEALERS IN FERTILIZERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. DOS 208 DOW Doscher Henry, driver, r 2 Calhoun •Doscher Henry, printer Deutsche Zeitung, bds 84 Tradd Doscher Henry C., grocer, Calhoun, sw cor Washington Doscher John H., grocer, 42 Meeting Doscher Margaret Mrs., r 84 Tradd Dositheus Brother, teacher Cath. Central School, r 114 Broad Dosier William, c, lab, r rear 18 Pitt Dos Santes Antonio, lab, r east end Amherst Dothage Joseph, grocer, 83 Anson Dotterer Henry, student, bds 200 Meeting Dotterer Thomas D., supt Wando Phosphate Co., r 200 Meeting Doty Aristipus, prin Morris St. School, r 1^ Rutledge av Doty Thomas W., r 31 George Douan John B.,lab, r -255 Meeting Doucin Emily R. Mrs., boarding, r 14 George Dougherty James, c, porter, r Elizabeth, cor Henrietta Dougherty John, elk Williams, Black & Williams, r 7 South Bay Dougherty J. Melville, elk J. T. Dill, bds 7 South Bay Dougherty Thomas, foreman A. Gage & Co., r 116 Meeting Dougherty Thomas F., engineer S. C. R. R Dougherty Andrew, elk, r 31 George Doughty Arthur B., fireman S. C. R. R., r Blake, ne - cor America Doughty John M., elk H. C. Stoll, bds 31 George Douglas Campbell, mer, r 48 Church Douglas Marion, elk W. U. Tel. Co., bds 48 Church Douglas Rose Miss, teacher Bennett School Douglas James, c, lab, r 87 East Bay Douglass & Jackson (Robert Douglass' est, E. H. Jackson, and M. P. Pickett), Charleston Hotel Stables, 29 Pinckney Dover William F.,e, trial justice, r 10 Mill Dowie George (Dowie &Moise), r 21 Lynch Dowie Robert B., teller S. C. Loan & Trust Co., r 21 Lynch DOWIE & MOISE (George Dowie and B. F. Moise), whol druggists, 130 Meeting, cor Hasel Dowling John, barkpr A. Tiefenthal Dowling John, fireman, bds 71 East Bay Dowling Michael, produce and com mer, 33 Market, r 66 St. Philip THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN 1 CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. DOW 209 DRA Dowling W. Preston, Lumber mer, r 140^ St. Philip Downey Florence T., cotton broker, Brown's Wharf, r 134 Broad Downing Albert B. (Stanland & Downing), r Brooklyn, N. Y Downing James, marble cutter R. D. White, r 73 Church Downing Michael, policeman, r 73 Church Downing Samuel, marblewkr, bds 73 Church Downing William, tinner J. B. Duval & Son, bds 73 Church Downs Godfrey, c, lab, r rear 6 Wall Doyle Alvin, wks S. C. R. R., r 6 Paine Ct Doyle Charles, carpenter, bds 30 King Doyle James, r 8 Longitude al Doyle John, carpenter, r 30 King Doyle John, constable J. E. Rivers, r 45 East Bay Doyle Michael, wks J. Cosgrove Doyle Philip, wks Taylor Iron Works, r 27 Hasel Doyle Thomas, bricklayer, bds 30 King Doyle William, c, detective, r 65 Line Drago Andrew, elk, r 83 Market Drago Antonio, elk, r 83 Market Drago Olivia Miss, fruit, 81 Market Drake Ann, wid Miles, bds 176 Meeting ' Drake Charles M. (M. Drake & Son), r 176 Meeting Drake Joseph B., elk Gibbs & Co., bds 176 Meeting DRAKE M. & SON (C. M. Drake), auction com mers, boots, shoes, clothing and dry goods, 138 Meeting Drautman Joseph, r 207 Coming Drayton Abram, cy carpenter, r rear 15 Doughty Drayton Ambrose, c, lab, r 5 Inspection Drayton Amos, c, butcher, r 141 Coming Drayton Benjamin, c, driver J. H. Steinmeyer, r Lucas, sw cor Palmetto • Drayton Benjamin, c lab, r 1 Fishers( al Drayton Charles H., elk N. E. R. R Drayton Edward, c, lab, r ns Calhoun, e of Alexander Drayton Edward, c, lab, r rear 172 Queen Drayton Edward, c, lab, r ss Shepard, w of Park Drayton Felix, drayman Police Dept, r Court House sq Drayton Hard, c, huckster, r rear 64 Cannon Drayton Henry, c, lab, r rear 89 Wentworth 11 a aa r I It I o r>r\ 0F Charleston, s. c. not being in HOME INS. CO., GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., DRA 210 DuB Drayton Henry, lab, r 21 Chapel Drayton Isaac, c, umfyrellamkr, r St. .Michaels al Drayton James, c, waiter, r rear 61 Meeting Drayton John, c, lab, r rear 19 Lynch Drayton Lewis, c, porter H. Siegling, r 45 Broad Drayton Loudon, c, lab, r rear 14 Montague Drayton Mingo, c, lab, r ns Islington Ct, s of Cannon Drayton Nathan, c, lab, r 11 Limehouse Drayton Nathaniel, c, lab, r rear 76 King Drayton Philip, c, painter, r 46 Market Drayton Robert, c, driver J. Fraser Drayton Smart, c, carpenter, r rear 405 King Drayton Stephen,-*:, lab, r 15 Sires al Drayton Thomas, c, lab, r 25 Concord Drayton Thomas C., c, porter, r rear 54 Calhoun Drayton T. S. S., cf (Sawyer & Drayton), r 54 Calhoun Drayton William, c, lab, r 21 Marsh Drew Margaret, wid E., r 2 Middle Drewers Herman, elk, bds 42 Meeting Dreyer Albert, lab, r 12 Bogard Dreyer Cord H., elk, bds Beaufain, ne cor Pitt Dreyer Gevert, grocer, 49 Church « Dreyer Gevert, Jr., elk, bds 49 Church Dreyer Henry, elk, bds 49 Church Dreyer J. Henry, elk H. D. Schumacher, bds 12 Bogard Driffle John, c, lab, r 27 East Bay Driscoll John J., elk, r 29 State Droves John D., lab, bds 9 Cannon DRUELLE LEON, merchant tailor, 33 Meeting Druelle Leon, Jr., tailor, bds 83 Meeting Drummond James, c, driver, r rear 234 Meeting Duane Stephen, ship carpenter, r Anson, se cor Society Duban Emile J., bds 24 New Dublin Abraham H., lab, bds 557 King ' Dublin Henry, clothing, 557 King Dublin Nathan,.bds 557 King DuBos Charles L., city gauger, 100 East Bay, bds 226 East Bay DuBos Louis, prof. French, High School, r 50 Rutledge DuBose Edwin, elk Howell & Screven, bds 8 Water THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is 1 noted for its Speed, and careful handling of goods. Palace Billiari Parlor aafl Bar & x UiUUU JJiiiiui U1U11U1 UUU JJU1. p0rte(i and Key West Segars in the city. DuB 211 DUF DuBose Isaac, c, lab, r rear 112 Anson DuBose Jane, wid E., r 8 Water DuBose Samuel, head elk frt dept S. C. R. R., bds 50 Smith DuBose William, c, bricklayer, r 2 Rodgers al Due Charles A., tinner, bds 8 Spring Due.Edmund, machinist, bds 8 Spring Due Henry A., tinware, 580 King, r 8 Spring Due Henry A. Jr., elk, bds 8 Spring Due John E. P., elk S. Johnston, bds 8 Spring Due Lawrence, elk, bds 8 Spring Ducker Albert C., elk C. G. Ducker, r Meeting, cor Reid DUCKER CHRISTIAN provision dealer and com mer, 19 Vendue Range DUCKER JOHN H., grocer and liquors, 600 King Duckes David, c, lab, r 122 Coming Dudley Reuben, c, shoemkr, 159^ Calhoun, r 69 Coming Dudley Robert, c, shoemkr, r rear 69 Coming Dudley William, conductor S. C. R. R Duerse Louisa Miss, r 4 Water Duff James, carpenter, r 709 King Duff William, blacksmith J. N. Dupre, bds 3 South Duffey Nicholas G., printer Walker, Elvans & Cogswell, bds 5 Wall Duffey William, r 5 Wall Duffie John, brakeman S. C. R. R Duffie Patrick, conductor S. C. R. R., r 630 King Duffie N. P., flagman S. C. R. R Dufifus Alexander W., bds 11 Cannon Dufifus Emma E. Mrs., r 16 East Bay Duffus Frederick F., elk, bds 4 Wragg Dufifus James A., mer, r 4 Wragg Duffus James A. Jr., elk, bds 4 Wragg Duffus Kate Mrs., elk Mrs. B. Quirollo Duffus Primus, c, cook, r 35 Elizabeth Duffus William E., elk J. F. Redding, bds 62 Church Duffus W., painter, r 8*4 Montague Duffy Bernard," policeman, r 68 King Duffy Mary Mrs., dressmkr, 582 King Duffy Michael, lab, r Norman, sw cor Ashton Duffy William P., lab, r 679 King MOOD & EASON, HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH CANNED GOODS, GEO. W. WILLIM & CO., DUF 21*2 DUN Dufort Charles A., butcher, Upper Market, bds 665 King Dufort Francis A., machinist, r 665 King DuFort Pauline Mrs., music teacher, r 191 King DuFort T. Emile, elk, bds 191 King Dugan Ambrose P., plasterer, bds 25 State Dugan Daniel, dry goods, 12 King Dugan James, lab, r 8 Philadelphia Dugan Martin, wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 8 Philadelphia Dugan James J., carpenter, bds 25 State Duggan James, machinist, bds 18 Wentworth Duggan John, foreman, r Columbus, sw cor Aiken Duggan John C., opr W. U. Tel. Co., 118 Wentworth Duggan Margaret, wid James, r 18 Wentworth Duhme Meda, wid Henry, r 43 State Dukes Elmore A., tinner, bds 22 Hanover Dukes Mary, wid Oscar, bds 41 Hasel Dukes Oscar F., printer, r 41 Hasel Dummett Edward, c, porter, r 90 Queen Dummett John F., c, driver Mood & Eason, r 90 Queen Dumphey Michael, driver D. F. Fleming &Co., r 72 America DUN R. g: & CO., proprs The Mercantile Agency, John E. Holmes, manager; 5 Hayne. (See adv. front fly B.) Duncan Anthony L., c, carpenter, r ns Duncan, e of Pitt Duncan Archibald (A. Duncan & .Son), r 7 Middle Duncan Archibald, Jr., wks G. J. Thompson, bds 7 Middle Duncan A. & Son (A. and J. Duncan), boiler mkrs, ns Hasel, e of East Bay ' Duncan Benjamin, c, marble polisher E. Viett Duncan Charles, c, lab, r 14 Hanover Duncan Cornelius, c, lab, r rear 19 George Duncan Daniel Z., c, lab, r 1 Greenhill Duncan Donald S., plumber Adams, Damon & Co., bds 9 Glebe Duncan Eliza H., wid Alfred H., 150 Calhoun Duncan James, 1st engineer Stmr Dictator, r 8 Middle Duncan James, c, mariner, r 23 Queen Duncan John (A. Duncan & Son), r county Duncan John, c, stone mason, r 19 Marsh Duncan Joseph, c, lab, r 164 St. Philip Duncan Lewis, c, bricklayer, r 4 Porter row Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. by purchasing your Watches, Jewelry & Silverware, from Jambs Allan, 307 King Street. DUN 213 DUN Duncan Samuel, c, driver, r 18 Charlotte Dundee Essex, c, lab, r rear 22 Amherst Dunham Abram, c, waiter, r rear 15 Coming Dunham Cornelius T. (A. S. Brown & Co.), bds Hudson, nw cor Meeting Dunkin S. A. Miss, teacher Memminger School Dunlap Eliza, wid J., r 4 Radcliffe Dunlap Nathaniel W., engineer S. C. R. R., r 20 Columbus Dunlap William F., engineer S. C. R. R., r 6 Percy Dunn Charles, dry goods, 453 King Dunn Charles, lab, bds 23 Wentworth Dunn James, shipjoiner, East Bay, sw cor Hasel . Dunn John, lab, bds 86 Anson Dunn John, lab, r 23 Tradd Dunn John, c, watchman, r 23 Wentworth Dunn John Mrs., dry goods, 405 King Dunn John P., c, cigarmkr Mantoue & Co., bds 23 Wentworth Dunn Michael, carpenter, bds 185 Coming Dunn Thomas, lab, r 86 Anson Dunn William, lab S. C. R. R., bds South, ne cor Nassau Dunne A. E. Mrs., dressmkr, 201 King ^ Dunne James F., printer Southern Hebrew, bds 201 King Dunneman Andrew, c, shoemkr Meitzler & Monserrat, bds 14 Church Dunnemann B., wid Charles, bds 44 Nassau Dunnemann Charles (Charles E. Heinsohn), ice cream mnfr, 44 Nassau Dunnemann John H., blacksmith, King, nw cor Shepard, r 61 Line Dunnemann Louis, chairman Co. Commrs, office Fireproof Building, and farmer, r ws King, n of Shepard Dunnemann William H., driver, r 43 Society Dunnier Edward J., printer News & Courier, bds 21 Queen Dunnier Elizabeth, wid, r 21 Queen Dunnier John M., printer News & Courier, bds 21 Queen Dunning Frank, blacksmith, bds 5 Aiken Dunning Hugh J., elk, bds 5 Aiken Dunning John J., butcher, Central Market, r 32 Amherst Dunning J. Miles, engineer, r 63 America Dunning Malvina, wid Peter F., r 19 Woolfe I 1 a • < r inirt 7%f\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. A. L. TOBIAS, Pres. ; UOMF INN III Jas. S. Gibbes, Vice-President; W. G. DeSaus- nUIYlL 111 Oa LVJij sure, Jr., Secretary. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTOIST IF1 .A CTOES , Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. DUN 214 DYE Dunning Thomas F., butcher, bds 32 Amherst Dunning William, lab, r 100 Church Dunphay Michael, drayman, r 72 America Dunsbee George W., elk, bds 274 King Dupont Emma, wid F., bds 23 Pitt Dupont Wilfred, physician, 67 Rutledge av Duport A., wks Taylor Iron Works DuPre Joseph N., blacksmith, 2 Market, r Hampstead Mall, ne cor Aiken DuPre Theodore, c, painter C. W. Stiles, r 32 Bull Durant Alexander, c, waiter, r rear 98 St. Philip Durant Isaiah, c, waiter, r rear 27 Mazyck Durant William A., elk W. McComb & Co., r 16 Elizabeth Durban E. J., with City Engineer Durbec Anna, wid John, r 619 King Durham Lindsey, c, lab, r rear 76 King Durham Solon A. (Holmes & Durham), r Marion, S. C Durn Clarence A., fireman S. C. R. R., r 75 Spring Durnin William, saloon, 23 Market Durrell Henry, c, lab, r Ashton, nw cor Norman Dursse Augustus, foreman bindery Walker, Evans & Cogswell, r 4 Mary Duryea Georgiana, wid J. M., bds 10 Laurens Dutrieux Virginia, wid, r 191 King Dutton Louis N. Rev., r 40 Beaufain Dutweiller Samuel, c, driver, r ns Bee, nr President Duva William H., conductor S. C. R. R., r 47 America Duval John B. (J. B. Duval & Son), bds 26 Pitt DUVAL J. B. & SON (J. B. and L. A. Duval), stoves, tin¬ ware and housefurnishing goods, 337 King Duval Lawrence A. (J. B. Duval & Son), bds 26 Pitt Duval Philip, c, waiter, r 32 Chapel Duval Simon, c, helper, r ns Reid, w of Drake Duval Wilfred, elk, bds 26 Pitt Duval William, c, lab S. C. R. R., r 150 St. Philip Dye Benjamin C., c, carpenter, r 6 Mary Dye James, c, sashmkr W. P. Russell &.Co.,r John, nr Meet¬ ing THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with 1 Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C.R. R. from Maine to Texas. pnlnnp THlljfm] prtTilnp CONE BEOS., PEOPE'S, 109 MEETING ST. luluuU JJllliulU lullUlt Gen'l Agts, L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. EAD *215 EAS THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF Hosiery, Notions, Embroideries, Fancy Goods, Ribbons, etc., etc., can be bought at the Popular Store of FU&G&QOTT. BEHEDICT & CO.. 275 KING STREET. EADES GEORGE, lab, bds 196 East Bay Eady Abram, c, driver D. A. Amme Eady Ezekiel, c, shoemkr, 29 President, r 124 Coming Eady Robert, c, lab, r 29 Woolfe Eady William, c, molder, r 15 y2 Bogard Eagan Alice Mrs., dry goods, 71 King Eagan Thomas, wks City Ry Co., r 1 Grant Ct Earle Anna E., wid J., bds 15 Smith Earle Daniel, c, gardener, r 16 Rutledge Earle Edward B., elk, r 15 Smith Early Andrew, c, lab, r 3 Mazyck Early Catharine, wid James, r 38 State Early James, elk E. D. Andrew, bds 5 Williams Row Early James E., lab S. C. R. R., r 5 Williams Row Early William, engineer, bds 38 State Eason Anna Miss, boarding, 4 Glebe Eason Edward A., brickmason, r ns Lee, 2d e of Meeting Eason James M. (James M. Eason & Bro.), r 15 Drake Eason James M. Jr., elk W. Shepherd & Co., bds 78 America Eason James M.& Bro. (James M. Eason), foundry, Columbus, ne cor Nassau EASON LANIER (Maod & Eason), r 78 America Eason Robert H., machinist, bds 285 Meeting Eason Thaddeus S'., printer, bds 15 Drake Eason William G., county auditor, office Fire Proof Bldg, r 25 Woolfe Eason Wilhelmina L., wid T. D., bds 78 America Easterby Francis C., elk C. Poppenheim, bds 6 Wall Easterby John M., r 45 Hanover Easterby John R., blacksmith, bds 45 Hanover Easterby Maria, wid George, r 62 Hasel Easterby Samuel R., shipwright, r 10 Line Easterby Stewart D., discharging elk Jas. Adger &Co., r 6 Wall Nttttt MARFEREL. SALMON. CODFISH, HERRING, FULTON MARKET BEEF, SMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES, HAMS, SHOUL¬ DERS, AND BREAKFAST BACON, at MOOD & EASON S. GEO. W.WILL14MS & CO., COTTOU FACTOES Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. EAS 216 EDW Easterby William H. (Easterby'& Pinckney), r 13 South Bay Easterby & Pinckney (W. H. Easterby and H. G. Pinckney), draymasters, 49 East Bay • Easterlin John D., manager W. U. Tel. Co. 7 Broad, r 4 Savage Eaton James, stonecutter, r 42 Church Ebaugh David C.,r 18 Drake Ebaugh Edward W., student, bds 18 Drake Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, es Nassau, n of Amherst Eberhardt Christian H., r 11 Calhoun Eberhardt John J., elk, bds 601 King ECKEL AUGUSTUS W., druggist, 231 King Eckel Henry E., musician, r 6 Green Eckhard Sidney C., c, cigarmkr, r 27 Elizabeth Eckles Hearty, c, huckster, r rear 39 Warren Eden John, c, bds 17 Franklin Edgar Robert, lab, r rear 53 East Bay Edgerson John, c,.porter, r 15 T/2 West Edgerton Everett W., with C. Plenge, 27 Broad, r 29 Bull Edgerton James E., bkkpr James Adger & Co., r 29 Bull Edings D. Scott, elk, bds 118 King Edings Joseph, driver, bds America, ne cor Hampstead Mall Edirigs J. Evans, r America, ne cor Hampstead Mall Edings Robert S., elk E. Willis, bds America, ne cor Hamp¬ stead Mall Edings William, c, cooper, r es Alexander, n of Galhoun Edings William S., elk, bds America, ne cor Hampstead Mall Edmonds James, lab, r Washington, ne cor Charlotte Edmondson James, c, lab, r rear 25 Queen Edwards Adam, c, carpenter, r 10 Sires Edwards Albert, c, lab, r I St. Philip Edwards Albert, c, shoemkr, r rear 12 Beaufain Edwards Alexander, c, hostler J. Kessel, r 30 Meeting Edwards Augustus, c, lab, r 42 Pitt Edwards Benjamin, c, r 3 Hanover Edwards Charles L., with Huger & Ravenel, r 33 Bull Eldwards Chester, c, lab, r ns Congress, w of King Edwards Evan, secy and treas Charleston City Ry Co., r 58 Cannon Edwards Gabriel, c, porter H. Klatte, r rear 4 Glebe THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through i Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean. EDW 217 EHN Edwards George B., mdse broker, I Central Whf Edwards George H., elk Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 64 Rutledge av Edwards Hamilton, c, lab, r 150 St. Philip Edwards Hampshire, c, cook, r 14 King Edwards Hector, c, lab, r 6 John Edwards Henry, c, bricklayer, r ns Romney, 3d w of Meeting Edwards Henry, c, lab, r 33 Hanover Edwards Henry, c, shoemkr, 47 King, r 117 Church Edwarcfcs Isaac, c, lab, r 34 Nassau Edwards Jacob F., shoemkr, r 34 Nassau Edwards James, c, waiter Pavilion Hotel, r 60 Queen Edwards James, c, lab, r 5 Desportes Ct Edwards James, c, lab, r rear 62 King Edwards James M., binder Walker, Evans & Cogswell, r 64 Rutledge av Edwards Jeremiah, c, lab, r rear 6 Mary Edwards John, c, bricklayer, r ns Romney, 3d w of Meeting Edwards John, c, lab, r rear 60 Beaufain Edwards John E., c, driver, r 6 Washington Edwards John J., bkkpr J. L. Moses, bds 33 Bull Edwards Joseph, c, wks D. A. Walker, r 35 Elizabeth Edwards Lawrence, c, porter, r rear 19 George Edwards Paul, c, farmer, r ns Romney, 1st w of Meeting Edwards Paul, c, lab, r 18 Washington Edwards Peter, c, lab, r 44 Pitt Edwards Richard L., c, waiter L. D. Mowry, r 1 Carrere Ct Edwards S. S. Miss, r 8 Water Edwards William, c, bricklayer, r 18 Laurel Edwards William, c, carpenter, 108 King Edwards William J., c, carpenter, r 189 St Philip EGAN GEORGE W., contractor, builder, roofer and cis¬ tern builder, 78 Meeting, r 59 Beaufain. (See adv. p. 86.) Eggart Michael J., c, millwright, r 222 Meeting Eggers John C., janitor Bruederlicher Bund Hall, r Pitt, sw cor Montague Ehnev Edwin S., elk, bds 80 Wentworth EHNEY EDWIN W., ship and blacksmith, 243 East Bay, r 80 Wentworth Ehney John, c, lab Sally & Simmons, r 31 Gadsden HOME INS.CO OF CHARLESTON, S. C. FIRE AND MARINE 7 GEO. ff. WILLIAMS & CO., EHR 218 ELL Ehrins Dora, wid I. H., r 18 Wall Ehrichs Henry, grocery and grist mill, 36 Morris Ehrlich Fannie, wid Morris, r 631 King Ehrlich Sarah Miss, domestic D. C. Ebaugh Eisenmann Van A., driver, bds 6 George Eiserhard Edward A., farmer, r es Meeting, nr limits Elfe Albert, builder and contractor, r 23 Lynch Elfe Benjamin, elk H. C. Stoll, bds 23 Lynch Elfe Edwin I., c, chemist, r 17 Vanderhorst , Elfe Glover C., asst bkkpr E. Bates & Co., bds 23 Lynch Elfe Walter I., c, elk, r 13 Laurel Elfe William T., c, supt, r 92 Anson Elford Frederick P., com mer, and agt Vanderhorst's Whf, 22 East Bay, r 17 Coming Elford Georgiana T., wid J. R., bds 30 Vanderhorst Elford L. K. Miss, teacher Morris St. School Elias David, elk, bds 19 Society Elias Isaac, varieties, 12 St. Philip Elias Levi, bds 2 Beaufain Elias Lewis (Elias & Bros, and L. Elias & Co.), r 19 Society Elias Lewis & Co. (Lewis and Louis Elias), boots and shoes, 249 King Elias Louis (Elias & Bros, and L. Elias & Co.), r 5 Maiden lane Elias & Bros. (Lewis and Louis Elias), boots and shoes, 368 King Ellington J. Julian, c, barber, r 83 Coming Elliott Claudius, c, tailor, 54 Calhoun, r 62 Calhoun Elliott Edward, c, blacksmith A. McLeish, r 21 Queen Elliott Frederick, c, works C. D. Franke, r 3 Burns Lane Elliott Jack, c, waiter, r 34 Warren Elliott James, c, painter, r 62 Hasel Elliott John, c, lab, r 62 Hasel Elliott Margaret, c, dressmkr, 8 Concord Elliott Scipio, c, carpenter, r rear 40 St. Philip Elliott William, c, lab, r 11 Reia Elliott William E., c, detective, r 22 Wall Ellis Benjamin R., engineer, r 44 Anson Ellis Benjamin, engineer, bds 44 Anson Ellis Charles T. (Ellis & Gunby), bds 13 Coming THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees tlie Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace BillM Parlor ana Bar. ELL 219 ERI Eliis Cornelia Miss, domestic, r 77 Cannon Ellis Harrison, c, farmer, r 5 America Ellis Joseph L., lab, r 13 Aiken Ellis Thomas, bkkpr, bds 44 Anson Ellis Thomas, student, bds 79 Cannon Ellis Thomas F., tin mnfr, r 24 Marsh Ellis Thomas J., bkkpr Holmes, Calder & Co., r 22 Beaufain Ellis William, lab, r 32 Line ELLIS & GUNBY (C. T. Ellis and F. M. Gunby), provision brokers, 126 East Bay Elmore Isaac, c, carpenter, r Marion al Elsworth Frederick B., bds 43 Meeting Elsworth I. S. K., molder, r 34 Reid (INFORMATION RE¬ FUSED.) Elsworth Roderick I. S., machinist Miller & Kelly, r 14 Laurens Emanuel Florence, elk, bds 4 Trumbo Ct Emanuel Nathan, r 4 Trumbo Ct Emanuel Plowden, student, bds 4 Trumbo Ct Emerson Thomas, c, cooper, r 11 Burns Lane Engel John, r 140 Tradd Engelhard Marie Mile, teacher french, Charleston Female Seminary Engelmann Eibe, grocer, Calhoun, se cor East Bay England Edward P., bricklayer, r 63 Beaufain English Clara, wid, r 35 Warren English Robert, c, janitor Charleston Medical College, r ns Queen, 1st e of Franklin ENSLOW JOSEPH A., com mer, broker and mnfr's agt,. 126 East Bay, r 67 Coming Enslow Joseph A. Jr., trav agt, bds 67 Coming Enslow J. Dean, with J. A. Enslow, bds 67 Coming Enter Jacob, carpenter, r 14 Wentworth ENTERPRISE RAILROAD CO., A. Canale, pres; L. R. Reid, sec and treas; office 117 East Bay. (See adv. p. 111.) Enterprise Railroad House, J. D. Zanoga, propr; 24 East Bay Epps William, c, adjuster Singer Mnfg Co., r 416 King Erckmann Charles G., manager Dr. G. Caulier, r 158 Meeting Erichsen Amos A., elk L. Cohen & Co., bds 91 Calhoun Erichsen George R., carpenter, bds 91 Calhoun MOOD & EASON W J-i* Jflj 9 9 ".J ' 127 and 129 Meeting Street, Corner Market, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGrARS, GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., ISSS HAYNE STREET. GROCERS, ERI 220 EVA Erichsen Hannah D., wid C., r 91 Calhoun Erichsen William, porter Bollmann Bros Eros Joseph, baker F. Von Santen, r 3 Market Erwin David W. (Erwin & Magill), r 17 Society Erwin James T., produce com, 99 Market, r 12 Felix Erwin Patrick, lab, r Wentworth, 2d e of Anson Erwin Thomas, stonecutter, r 12 Felix ERWIN & MAGILL (D. W. Erwin and John Magill), dry goods, notions, &c., 254 King Esau Benjamin, c> lab, r rear 34 Henrietta Escoffier Estenne, barkpr, 1* 68 St. Philip Escridge Daniel W., c, pilot Stmr Dictator, r 137 Coming Esdorn Herman, grocer, r 23 Gadsden Esdorn John F., grocer, 126 Tradd Esposite Antonio, with N. Tatakes, r 73 Church Etiwan Guano Co. (See Sulphuric Acid and Superphosphate Evans Adolphus, c, porter, r 26 Radcliffe Evans Benjamin F., c, bricklayer, r rear 4 Lucas Evans Edward, elk, bds 34 Radcliffe Edwards Frances, wid Isaac, bds 8 Williams row Evans Hiram, c, wheelwright P. V. McBride Evans James, pilot, r 32 Church Evans James, B., elk A. H. Heyward Evans James W., elk N. D. McDonald & Co., bds Mansion House Evans John W., bkkpr, r 29 Smith Evans Joseph, c, lab, r rear 82 Calhoun Evans Joshua, c, lab, r ws Ash, n of Line Evans Julia E., wid B. F., r 9 Drake Evans Lymus, c, lab, r 3 Washington Evans Martha E., wid G., r 112 Broad Evans M. L. Miss, teacher Bennett School Evans Nora, wid Sellers, bds 63 America Evans Reuben, c, lab, r 18 Montague Evans Robert, c, porter E. R. Cowperthwait, r 26 Radcliffe Evans Robert, turner, r 77 Smith Evans Robert P., with E.Bates & Co., r 15 Vanderhorst Evans Roland A., driver City Ry Co., r 34 Radcliffe Evans R. Edward, elk E. W. Marshall & Co., r 34 Radcliffe FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. Co.) W ATnilPQ* AITH PT0P1TC! Large stock, handsomely cased, of fine MlbflM AIlU bLUbJiO, fon7\ingast?eeIIMEPIECES' at ALLANS' EVA 221 FAR Evans William, c, carpenter, r 18 Water Evans William, c, fisherman, r 3 Roselane Evans Williams, c, train hand N. E. R. R., r 21 South Evans William H., conductor S. C. R. R., bds 29 Smith Everett John Rev., c, r rear 20 Duncan Evers Joachim C. P., wood yard, ws Chestnut, opp Allway Eysenbach George H., saloon, 27 St Philip FOR A GOOD ARTICLE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CASSXMERE, BROAD CLOTH, DOESKIN, WATERPROOF, JEANS, LINEN, TAILORING GOODS, &c., &c., Call and examine the popular prices at ifistIfptti) Btitiitl ° 275 KING STREET. FABER HENRY F., elk N. E. R. R., r 5 Orange Fabian Andrew F., driver City Ry Co., bds 303 East Bay Fabian Henrietta, wid Henry, r 94 Broad Fabian William F., r 303 East Bay Fagan James, baker J. C. H. Claussen Fairchild Daniel, cotton weigher, r 17 Lynch Fairchild E. Mrs. (Fairchild & Hamlin), r 17 Lynch Fairchild Yates, c, barber, r 42 Warren Fairchild & Hamlin (Mrs. E. Fairchild and J. Hamlin), propr wharf, e end Laurens Fairly John S. (John S. Fairly & Co.), bds Waverly House FAIRLY JOHN S. & CO. (J. s. Fairly and W. McBur- ney), whol millinery goods, notions, hats and caps, 37 Hayne and 70 Market Falk Abraham (I. L. Falk & Co.), r 26 Coming Falk Isaac L. (I. L. Falk & Co.), r New York Falk Isaiah M., bkkpr I. L. Falk & Co., r 26 Coming FALK I. L. & CO. (I. L., A. and Z. Falk), clothing and furnishing goods, 291 King Falk Zachariah (I. L. Falk & Co.), r Savannah Fallon Mary, wid Patrick, r 118 King Fallon Peter, with T. M. Bristoll, r 6 Cedar Ct Fanning Mary Miss, bds 595 King Farmer Daniel, c, tailor A. Wichmann, r 196 Meeting Farmer Jane, wid Edward, r 20 Woolfe f\ A HIT A I A A A PAID IN; SURPLUS 135,000. HOME GAPITAL $250,000 ^RAN0E C0Mmii^tes- GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., FAR 222 FEN Farmer Richard, lab, r 59 Rutledge av Farms Henry, c, lab, r 12 Wall Farnum Amos W., prin Avery Normal Institute, bds 35 Bull Farrally Hugh, barkpr R. O'Neill, r 29 State Farrar Alex F., c, special depU. S. marshal, r 150 Coming Farrell Michael, wks Taylor Iron Works Farrell William, c, porter J. N. Robson Farris John, boiler mkr, r Vernon, ne cor Marsh Farrow William, W. printer, bds 75 Broad Fash William K., elk, r Planters Hotel Bldg Fass Simon, dry goods, 541 King Faterone Angelo, elk W. D. Lorenzi, r 441 King Fatman William, cotton buyer, Vanderhorst's Whf, r 5 Meeting Faulbeir August, wks M. Storen, r 20 Columbus Faulbier August, Jr., fireman S. C. R. R., bds 20 Columbus Faulker John, c, porter H. Gerdts & Co., r 8 Percy Favava Jacinth, wks S. C. R. R. Car Wks Feaghan Michael, carpenter, r 13 South Feahan Margaret, wid Joseph, bds 56 Spring Fear James, c, fisherman, r ss Nunan, 2d w of Rutledge av Fechter John, carpenter, r 28 Market Fedtke John H., lock and gun smith, Vernon, se cor Wash¬ ington Feehan John, dray master, 102 East Bay, r 13 Washington Fehrenbach Nicholas, saloon and restaurant, 125 East Bay Felder James, c, cook Catholic Male Orphan Asylum Felder Margaret Mrs., r 30 Alexander Felder Paul S.,agt State Grange, and com mer, 2 Commercial Whf, bds Mansion House Feldmann Benjamin (B. Feldmann & Co.), r 350 King Feldmann B. & Co. (B. Feldmann and R. Teskey), grocers, 350 King Feldmann George, bds 35,0 King Fell Abram, c, lab, r 37 Charlotte Fell Albert, c, lab, r 23 Queen Fell Smart, c, driver H. Bischoff, r 245 Meeting Fellest Ponce de Leon, cigarmkr, r 156 St. Philip Fenderson Benjamin, ct drayman, r rear 25 Spring Fennick Andrew, c, fisherman, r 16 Rikers al THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Palace BUM Parlor, CONE BROS., PROP'RS, 109 MEETING ST. 1 General Agents L. Decker & Co.'s Corded Edge • Cushion Billiard Tables. FEN 223 FER Fennick John L., c, jailor, r 4 Sires Fennick J. E., c, carpenter, r ns Shepard, 1st e of Nassau Fenwick Cyrus A., c, caterer, 91 Rutledge Fenwick Isaac, c, driver Geo. W. Williams & Co., r rear 33 Beaufain Fenwick James, c, carpenter, r 62 America Fenwick Josiah, c, lab, r 47 Archdale Fenwick Stepney, c, cooper, r es Ashley, 5th n of Spring Ferran James, grocer, 25 Tradd Ferguson Augustus, c, bricklayer, r 5 Carreres Ct Ferguson Daniel, c, lab, r rear 22 Queen Ferguson Edward, c, shoemkr T. Koester Ferguson Ellen, wid David, r 40 Church Ferguson Frank, c, baker Kinsman Bros Ferguson Gabriel, c, driver, r 21 Ann Ferguson George, wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 40 Church Ferguson Hugh (Sawner & Ferguson), r 6 Middle Ferguson James, c, drayman, r 71 Smith Ferguson John, elk Mt. P. & S. I. Ferry Co., r Mt. Pleasant Ferguson John, wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 40 Church Ferguson John W., elk G. J. Luhn, r Mt. Pleasant Ferguson John W., physician, bds 220 Meeting Ferguson Joshua, c, tailor, r 18 Lynch Ferguson J., policeman Ferguson Merchant, c, lab, r 3 Washington Ferguson Richard, c, farmer, r ss Congress, w of Mount Ct Ferguson Robert, lab, r 19^ Mary Ferguson Samuel, c, lab, r rear 79 Anson Ferguson Samuel, c, waiter, r rear 12 Smith Ferguson Samuel, c, wheelwright, 4 Warren, r ws Hanover, 2d n of Shepard Ferguson Solomon, c, lab, r rear 17 Wall Ferguson William, florist, ns Spring, 2d w of Rutledge Ferguson William C., engineer, r Reid, ne cor Nassau Ferguson William C. Jr., wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 22 Reid Ferrall Anna M. Miss, r 102 Broad Ferrall Leon C., elk W. Byrne, bds 102 Broad Ferrera Charles, calker Pregnall Bros., r 30Middle Ferrett Daniel, c, shoemkr, r 47 Coming Ferril D. T., watchman S. C. R. R-, bds 536 King SUGARS OP ALL GRADES, retailed at Oost Prices. Large Assortment of Fresh Biscuits, always found at MOOD & EASON'3,129 Meeting Street GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., DEALERS IN FERTILIZERS Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. FER 224 FIN Ferris John, c, lab, r II Riker al Fevers Edward, c, lab, r rear 28 Radcliffe Fevers Henry, c, lab, r 6 Rodger al Ficken John F. (Hayne & Ficken), r 215 Meeting Fickling James, track inspector S. C. R. R., r country Fickling Jeremiah, machinist S. C. R. R., r 33 Cannon Fickling Julius, huckster, r rear 10 Gadsden Fields Cyrus, c, driver, r 8 Mill Fields David, c, lab, r 2 McHugh Ct Fields Donald, c, cook, r 1 South Fields Franklin F., c, butler, r rear 7 Thomas Fields George, c, lab, r ns Pringle, e of bayou Fields Hamilton, c, porter W. T. Ruger, r 3 Kirkland lane Fields James, c, lab, r 55 America Fields John, c, carpenter, r 33 Tradd Fields Joseph, c, constable, r ws Hunter al, s of Reid Fields Joseph, c, driver, r rear Amherst, nw cor Bay Fields Moses, c, driver r rear 183 Calhoun Fields Richard, c, waiter, r 4 Atlantic Fields Robert, c, detective, r rear 19 Coming Fields William, c, special detective, r 30 Henrietta Fields William G., c, carpenter, r 41 Smith Figaro Marie, wid Joseph, r 20 Wentworth Fincken Albert (A. & E. Fincken and A. Fincken & Son), r 183 East Bay Fincken Albert Jr. (A. Fincken & Son), 31 Elizabeth FINCKEN A. & E. (Albert & Edward Fincken), saloon and restaurant, 183 East Bay. (See adv. p. no.) Fincken A. & Son (Albert and Albert Fincken, Jr.), grocers, 31 Elizabeth Fincken Charles W., barkpr, bds 183 East Bay Fincken Edward (A. & E. Fincken), bds 183 East Bay Fincken Hermann, baker, r 12 Guignard Fincken John A., elk L. Sahlmann, bds 65 East Bay Finckenberg Henry, elk J. Von Hollen, bds 52 Radcliffe Finckenberg John, clerk, r 36 Morris Findlay Edward, artist, bds 24 Society Findlay Thomas, tinner, r 24 Society Finley'Adam, c (J. C. & A. Finley), r 4 Woolfe Finley Charles, c, r rear 2'8 King THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. CWDT TUP CJTT TT.1PD An elegant assortment, suitably cased, for OlMLliNll tilLVMl. ^mn^^reeT1'130868' at james allan's, FIN 225 FIS Finley George, bds Waverly House Finley James, r 268 King Finley James B. R., elk J. V. Baxley, bds 268 King Finley John C., c (J. C. & A. Finley), r Warren nr Coming Finley J. C. & A., c (John C. and Adam Finley), shoemkrs, Columbus, nw cor Hanover Finley M. Mrs., milliner, 268 King Finley Thomas, r 16 Society Finley William C., up frt cashier S. C. R. R., 117 Coming Finn John, bricklayer, r 6 Water Finn Patrick, wks Taylor Iron Works, r 29 Tradd Finn Philip P., engineer, r 23 Cumberland Finnegan Andrew, machinist, bds 8 Philadelphia Finnegan Mary, wid Thomas, r 8 Philadelphia Finnegan Michael, lab, r 7 Chalmers Finnegan George, pilot, r 18 Market Finnessey John, blacksmith, r 22 Washington Finney Rebecca C. Mrs., propr Mansion House, 69 Broad Finney Walter, bds 69 Broad Fire Proof Building, Chalmers, se cor Meeting First Baptist Church, Rev. L. H. Shuck, pastor; ws Church, bet Tradd and Water First Daniel, c, lab, r rear 79 Church First National Bank, of Charleston, Andrew Simonds, pres; Wm. C. Breese, cashier; 133 East Bay Fischbeck Henry, grocer, 95 Cannon Fischer August H., bds 36 Church Fischer Eiber J. H., grocer, 36 Church Fischer Frederick, boot and shoemkr, 58 Meeting Fishburn November, c, sawyer, r rear 2 Bull Fishburn William A., elk, r $7}4 Spring Fishburne Misses, boarding, 40 Vanderhorst Fisher Felix, confectionery and fruit, 159 King Fisher Frederick, pilot, r 100 Broad Fisher Jacob, c, porter J. H. Ducker, r county Fisher Lawrence L., elk, bds ns Broad, 1st w of Rutledge FISHER SAMUEL W., treas S. C. R. R., 28 Broad, r 142 Broad FISHER SAMUEL W. Jr., paymasters. &C.R. R., r 142 Broad 11 rvit/! r~ 1 iu o rn of Charleston, s. c. takes fire, also rlulvlt Inlo. LU., GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. FIS 226 FLE Fisher Walter E., elk, r ns Queen, 1st e of Archdale Fisher William, engraver, 277 King, r 30 Cannon Fishwell Timothy, c, cooper, 30 Elliott Fitch Augustus, physician, 6 Smith Fitch Augustus Jr., with Ravenel, Holmes & Co., bds 14 Smith Fitch William M., physician, 14 Smith Fitch W. Moseley, with J. H. Parker & Co., r 14 Smith Fitter George N., grocer, 37 Anson Fitzgerald Edward, 2d engineer Stmr Dictator Fitzgerald John, engineer, bds 15 Mill Fitzgerald Margaret, wid W., r 41 Wentworth Fitzgerald Mary, wid, r 51 State Fitzgerald Michael, dry goods, 477 King Fitzgerald Patrick, wks E. F. Sweegan & Co., r 18 Clifford Fitzgerald Stephen, carpenter, r 15 Mill Fitzgerald Thomas, carpenter, bds 477 King Fitzgerald William T., elk Charleston Hotel Billiard Parlor, r 41 Wentworth Fitzgibbon David, farmer, r 560 King Fitzgibbon John, driver City Ry Co., r 129 Coming Fitzgibbon Michael, policeman, r 183 Coming Fitzgibbon William H., elk F. W. Pieper, bds 133 Meeting Fitzpatrick Timothy, packer N. A. Hunt & Co., r 4 Society Fitzsimmons Lewis R., bkkpr J. E. Adger & Co., r Mount Pleasant Fitzsimmons M. A. Miss, r Union Widows Home Flach George W. Mrs. jewelry, 143 King Flagg Jacob C., engineer, r 21 Reia Flanaghan Patrick, lab, r 46 Tradd Flathmann Casper H., lab S. C. R. R, r 2 Short Ct Flatley Patrick, watchman Adgers Whf, r 30 Tradd Flagler Frances S. Rev., c, r 18 Sires Fleming Ann, wid James, r 592 King Fleming Ann, wid Richard, r 60 America Fleming Daniel F. (D. F. Fleming & Co.), r 19 Rutledge av FLEMING D. F. & CO. (D. F. Fleming and J., M. Wil¬ son), boots and shoes whol, 2 Hayne, cor Church. (See adv. p. 84.) Fleming James, c, driver, r rear 305 East Bay THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is noted for its Speed, and careful handling of goods • PalacB Billiard Psrlor sii Bsr^ w^L^^nf m-. 1 Uiuuu uiiuuiu 1UIIUI UUU UUl, ported and Key West Segars in the city. FLE 227 FLY Fleming John B., wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 30 Middle Fleming Joseph, c, shoemkr, 78 Anson Fleming Patrick, printer, bds 43 Calhoun Fleming Peter, watchman N. E. R. R., r 29 Amherst Fleming Robert, c, lab, r 3 Bogard FLEMING ROBERT T., candy mnfr, 341 and 482 King Fleming Thomas, mariner, bds 16 Wentworth Fleming William, cupola tender Smith & Valk, r 30 Middle Fleming William, opr W. U. Tel. Co., r 95 King Fleming William P., printer A. M. Williams & Bro., r 43 Calhoun Fleming W. H. Mrs., bds 44 Calhoun Fletcher Croton, marble cutter, bds 18 Washington Fletcher Henry, c, lab S. C. R. R., r 150 St. Philip Fletcher Joseph, c, butcher, r ss Mary, opp Nassau Flinn John J., captain Stmr Planter, r 15 Church Flint H. E., wid J. T., r 11 Wentworth Flint John T. W., warehouseman G. W. Williams & Co., bds 11 Wentworth Flint William H., elk Carolina Savings Bank, bds 11 Went¬ worth Floethman Charles, butcher, Central Market, r ss May Ct, w of Pine Floethman Louis, butcher, bds ss May Ct, w of Pine Flood Isaac, c, lab, r ws Meeting, s of Romney Flood Lawrence, c, gardener, r rear 34 Montague Flood Robert, c, mattress mkr, r rear 1 Vanderhorst Flood Samuel, c, painter, r 3 Queen Flood William, c, carpenter, r 31 Vanderhorst FLORIDA STEAM PACKET LINE, Ravenel & Co., agts; 20 East Bay. (See adv. p. 114.) Flowers Sampson, cf seaman, r rear 82 Inspection Flowery Joshua, c, gardener, r 15 Radcliffe Floyd Anna, wid T., r rear 55 Line Floyd Dennis, c, lab, r ss Columbus, 5th e of King Floyd Thomas, c, lab, r rear 9 Rutledge av Fludd E. A., elk S. C. R. R Fludd E. C. K. Mrs., r 96 Spring Fludd H., c., policeman, r 45 Smith Flynn Cornelius, elk W. Byrne, bds 9 Society Mnrvn JP-r T? A QfiNT Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts 1UUUJJ GC SlinLU\JVi to the peck, every time. 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., FLY 228 FOL Flynn Daniel J., elk Coligan & Comar, bds 452 King Flynn Gussie Miss, r 1 Clifford Flynn, James, porter, r 32 Queen Flynn John, calker Pregnall Bros., r 91 Church Flynn John, r ill Tradd Flynn Joseph T., repairer W.U. Tel. Co., r ill Tradd Flynn Michael J., printer Journal Commerce, bds 14 Spring Flynn Patrick, r 9 Society Flynn Patrick, carpenter, bds 71 East Bay Flynn Patrick, sergt police, r 98 Tradd Flynn Patrick., wks E. F. Sweegan & Co., r Queen, e of King Flynn Thomas, elk of weights and measures, foot of Market, r 93 Market Flynn Thomas Mrs., milliner, 93 Market Flynn Thomas, shipbuilder, bds 111 Tradd Flynn William, carpenter, r ill Tradd Fogartie Arthur, with B. M. Fogartie, bds 124 Calhoun FOG ARTIE BENJAMIN M., bookseller and stationer, Wentworth, nw cor King, r ss Reid, e of Meeting FOGARTIE BOOK CO., booksellers and stationers, 281 King. (See adv. back of map.) Fogartie Essie J. Miss, private school, 124 Calhoun FOGARTIE SAMUEL (Fogartie Book Co.), r Mt Pleasant Fogarty Daniel, elk, bds 5 State Fogarty D. Mrs., boarding, 5 State Fogarty James, c, lab, r ns May Ct, w of Pine Fogarty Philip, cotton press, 3 Cordes, r 35 Society Fogarty Richard, tailor, bds 5 State Fogarty Simon, grocery, 96 Broad Fogarty William, fireman, r 27 Tradd FOLEY BARTHOLOMEW, boots, shoes, clothing and hats, 137 East Bay and 105 Market Foley James, with B. Foley, r 105 Market Foley John, lab, r 48 Beaufain Foley Thomas, printer E. Perry, r 180 Queen Foley William, porter Hart & Co., r 180 Queen Follin Gustavus (G. Follin & Sons), r College, sw cor Green Follin Gustavus A. (G. Follin & Sons), r 22 Montague Follin G. & Sons (G., G. A. and J. E. Follin), whol tobacco and cigars, 173 East Bay Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. pinu TlTWTi'T.TJY diam°nd rings, chains, lockets, iHUlA 0Ll 11 IJUHLi Gent's Seal Rings, &o., at James Allan's, 307 King Street. FOL 229 FOR Follin John E. (G. Follin & Sons), r College, sw cor Green Follin Ubald P., with G. W. Williams & Co., bds 80 Went- worth Forbes Edward, steward Club House, r 58 Wentworth Forbes Isaac B., carpenter, r 114 St. Philip Forbes John T., engineer, r 70 Smith Forbes Martha, wid William, bds 11 John Ford Alfred, c, lab, r es Oak, n of Congress Ford Arthur P. (A. P. Ford & Co.), r Summerville Ford A. P. & Co. (A. P. Ford and E. P. Lorch), com mers, 6 Commercial Whf Ford Benjamin, bds 13 President Ford Benjamin! F., lottery agt, r 13 President Ford Christopher, c, lab, r 1 President Ford George T. S., bds 16 South Bay Ford Harrison, c, hostler City Ry Co., r 13 Woolfe Ford Jacob, c, cigarmkr Mantoue & Co., r 8 Limehouse Ford John D., real estate and stock broker, 31 Broad, r Sum¬ merville Ford J. Rees, Jr., elk Holmes & Durham, bds 16 South Battery Ford Oran B., r 84 Smith Ford Peter, c, lab, r ns Reid, w of Drake Ford Richard, c, lab, r 64 Morris Ford Richard, c, porter Chess,- Carley Si Co., r 13 Line Ford Simon, c, lab, r 12 Burns Lane Ford Stephen, c, lab, r 19 Elizabeth Ford William, c, lab, r es Oak, n of Congress Ford William C., r ns Line, w of King Fordham Edward, c, r 2 Rose Lane Fordham F., c, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r 10 Bogard Fordham James H., cf lieut police, r 70 Rutledge Fordham Joseph, c, calker, r rear 9 Vernon Fordham William, c, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r Coming, nr Calhoun Foreman Richard, c, policeman, r 84 King FOREST HOUSE, Mrs. A. C. Anderson, propr; 190 King Forrest Claus, c, lab, r ns Moultrie, 3d w of King . Forrest Edward Rev., c, r Rutledge av, cor Cannon Forrest Gabriel, c, lab, r rear 25 Rutledge av WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GB0.W.W1LLUMS&C0., GOTTOU PACTOES, . Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. FOR 230 FRA Forrest Jeremiah, elk, bds 8o King Forrest John Rev., pastor First Presby. Ch. r 8 King Forrest John J., student, bds 8 King Forrest Peter, c, driver, r rear 52 Radcliffe Forrest Richard, c, barber M. A. Morris, r 38 Vanderhorst Forsythe Samuel W., elk W. C. Forsythe, bds 406 King Forsythe William C., dry goods, 406 King Fortune Daniel E. F., lab, bds 19 Queen Fortune Edward, stevedore, r 19 Queen Fosberry Thomas F., policeman, r 84 King Foster Charles, mer, r 11 Judith Foster Fred., c, painter T. A. Beamish, r 31 Vanderhorst Foster George, c, porter John Hurkamp & Co., r 45 Smith Foster Henry, c, lab, r 28 Henrietta Foster Henry P., bkkpr E. T. Brown, r 222 East Bay Foster James P., with E. W. Marshall & Co., r 11 Judith Foster John, c, lab, r 12 Henrietta Foster John E., with D. F. Fleming & Co., bds 11 Judith Foster Richard S., with E. Bates & Co., bds 11 Judith Foster William B., elk J. E. Adger & Co., bds n Judith FOURGEAUD EUGENE, up frt agt S. C. R. R., office Ann St. Depot, r 8 Rutledge Fourth Baptist Church, c, ss Palmetto, w of Ashley Fowler Andrew D., r 89 Cannon Fowler Frank, c, cooper H. Bischoff, r 6 John Fowler Gibson, c, lab, r 108 King Fowler Henry W., bds 89 Cannon Fowler Jacob, c, carpenter, r 12 Henrietta Fowler John L., c, carpenter, r 44 Rutledge av Fox David, carpenter, r 83 East Bay Fox Lawrence, huckster, r 41 State Fox Owen, lab, r 23 Tradd Fox William A., c, policeman, r 30 Henrietta Fox William H., stevedore, r 33 Broad Foxwood Robert, c, lab, r rear 16 Amherst Frain James, lab, bds 57 East Bay Frampton Lingard A. Dr., bds 8 Judith Francis George, c, driver, r rear 86 Coming Francis George M., saddler, 140 Meeting Francis Henry, c, carpenter, r 52^ Smith THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with 1 Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. Palflpp MM Parlor 00NE dope's, 109 meeting st. 1 QiQuU Dllliulll I Q1IUI. Qen'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. FRA 231 . FRA Francis John S., c, lab, r ss Johnson, e of Meeting Francis James, barber, r 6 Jasper Ct Francis William, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r 8 Heyward Ct Frank Harris, elk J. Isear FRANKE CHARLES D., iron and carriage hardware, 157 Meeting, and coachmkr, 28 Wentworth Franke Jacob W., bkkpr C. D. Franke, bds 28 Wentworth Fraser Abram, c, waiter, r 6 Market row Fraser Andrew, c, lab, r 54 Church Fraser Benjamin, c, r 38 King Fraser Charles, c, r 122 Coming Fraser Cotton, c, waiter, r rear 16 Legare Fraser James, c, cigarmkr W. Schroder Fraser Edward, c, drayman, r rear 104 Calhoun Fraser Frederick, c, coachman M. P. O'Connor Fraser Frederick E., cotton factor, Adger's N. Whf, r Legare, sw cor Tradd Fraser George, butcher, r rear 24 Laurens Fraser Henry, c, driver, r 68 King Fraser Henry, physician, 91 Tradd Fraser Jacob F., c, musician, r rear 13 Beresford Fraser James, cy cigarmkr, r 19 Columbus Fraser James, c, driver H. Bulwinkle & Co., r Mary, cor Nassau Fraser James, c, fisherman, r rear 47 East Bay Fraser James L., bkkpr, bds 91 Tradd Fraser John, c, carriage stable, 24, Chalmers Fraser John, c, drayman, r rear 3 King Fraser John, c, lab, r rear 47 Society Fraser John W., c, lab, r 4 Sires Fraser Joseph, c, porter, r rear 93 St. Philip Fraser Julius, c, baker, r 27 George Fraser Jupiter, c, lab, r 4 King Fraser Moses, c, porter, r 17 Woolfe Fraser Paul H., c, lab, r rear 4 Beaufain Fraser Primus, c, painter, r 19 Columbus Fraser Robert, c, butler, r rear 6 St. Philip Fraser Rosa, c, dressmkr, r 11 Franklin Fraser Stephen, c, lab, r 7 Bedon al Fraser William, c, lab, r 108 King FOR GOOD TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, Go to MOOD «Sfc EASON, Meeting St., cor. Market. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTOW FACTORS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. FRA 232 FRO Fraser William, c, plasterer, r 12 Horlbeck al Fraser William B., c, shoemkr, 509 King, r 35 Woolfe Frazer Henry G., boilermkr S. C. R. R., r 5 Aiken Frazer Sarah, wid, bds 4 Hudson Frazer William S., trav agt Journal Commerce, r 4 Hudson Fraser William S. Mrs., boarding, 4 Hudson Frazier Brand, c, huckster, r Inspection, ne cor Marsh Frazier Ephraim, c, porter C. L. Ostendorff, r 28 Nassau Frazier Isaac, c, painter, r Meeting, se cor Romney Frazier James F., c, driver, r 24 Mary Frazier Jeffrey A., lab, r Short Ct Frazier Jonas, c, train hand, r rear 31 Calhoun Frazier Primus, c, lab, r 4 Short Ct Frazier Samuel, c, lab, r ss Romney, e of Meeting Frazier William, c, butcher, r ss Nunan, 9th w of Rutledge av Frazier William, c, carpenter, r rear 109 Calhoun Frederick Louis C., florist, r 703 King St. rd Fredsberg Julia, wid J. M., bds 7 Elizabeth Freeland William L., mariner, bds 224 Meeting Freeman David, c, carpenter, r I4j£ Roselane Freeman John M., c, policeman, r 40 King Freeman John M. Jr., c, lawyer, r 103 Calhoun Freeman M. M., wid Elijah, r 61 Spring Freeman W., driver City Ry Co Freital Mary, wid A. S., r 57 Anson French Protestant Church [Huguenot), Church, se cor Queen Friberg John, carpenter Pregnall Bros., r ill Tradd Fridie William G., c, barber T. M. Carr, r 55 Morris Friederichsen William, elk G. F. Habenicht, bds 3 South Bay Friend George, boilermkr Miller & Kelly, r 58 America Friend James, lab, bds 48 Vanderhorst Friend John, blacksmith, r 19 Shepard Friend Mary, wid John, bds 9 Aiken Friend Robert T., machinist, r 19 Aiken Friend William, molder, r 4 Aiken Friendly Adolph, gardener, bds 4 Judith Friendly Maria, wid Adolph, r 446 King Frischeis Fabian, painter, bds 66 St. Philip Frith Benjamin G., supt Gas Wks, r 70 Spring Froehlich J., lab S. C. R. R THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean> HPT p YnTTR ^ ^ne assortment Spectacles, Eye Glasses. ilLlUl 1U UII IJlU 111. MARINE, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES AT ALLAN'S, 307 KING STREET. FRO 233 FUR Froneberger C., wid Caleb, r 178 Meeting Froneberger Rufus, with S. A. Nelson & Co., bds Waverly House Froning Charles, baker A. Melchers, r 504 King Froning Sophia, with A. Melchers Frost Alexander, c, carpenter, r Brewster row Frost Daniel, c, carpenter, r rear 23 Queen Frost Edward, bds 6 Limehouse Frost Edwin P., cotton broker Gourdin, Matthiessen & Co., bds 114 Tradd FROST E. HORRY (E. H. Frost & Co.), and pres S. C. Loan and Trust Co., r 88 Broad FROST E. H. & CO. (E. H. and W. B. Frost), cotton fac¬ tors and agts Pacific Guano Co., Adger's N. Whf Frost Francis L., M. D., bds 13 King Frost George, c, carpenter G. W. Egan, bds 96 Rutledge Frost Henry W. (Gourdin, Matthiessen & Co.), r 114 Tradd Frost Peter B., c, carpenter G. W. Egan, r 96 Rutledge Frost Primus, c, lab, r ss Hasel, e of East Bay Frost Richard D., planter, bds 114 Tradd Frost Thomas, ins agt, 22 Broad, r 6 Limehouse Frost Thomas Jr., bkkpr H. Bischoff, r 46 Bull Frost W. Branford (E.>H. Frost & Co.), bds 114 Tradd Fuller Charles C., elk, bds 29 Vanderhorst Fuller Christopher I., carpenter, bds 3 New Fuller David, c, wks S. Scott, r 11 Sayres al Fuller Edward N., r 29 Vanderhorst Fuller George, c, lab, r Planters Hotel bldg Fuller Gordon M., elk, bds 29 Vanderhorst Fuller Isaac, c, wks John C. Mallonee & Co., r 20 Burns lane Fuller Thomas A., acct British Consul, bds 147 Calhoun Fuller William, c, barber N. Gant, bds 58 King Fuller William, c, bricklayer G. W. Egan, r 12 West Fuller William, c, lab, r 192 Meeting Fullman Abram, c, driver, r 21 South Funke Catharine, wid H. H., r 536 King FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO. (P. Herzog, Max and H. Furchgott, C. Benedict and L. Furchgott), whol and ret dry goods, carpets, matting, fancy goods and notions, 275 King. (See adv. head of each letter.) I I /"vi a r- ■ 1 r\ f\r\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK HOME INS. CO., gs?ryoha,:leredbyt%»"ASTcFi?!au GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., FUR 234 GAD Furchgott Herman (Furchgott, Benedict & Co.), r n Tradd Furchgott Leopold (Furchgott, Benedict & Co.), r Atlanta, Ga Furchgott Max (Furchgott, Benedict & Co.), r n Bull Furlong Richard I., watchman West Point Mills, r 79 Broad Furman B. K., c, policeman, r 68 King Furman Thomas, c, lab, r rear 101 Beaufain Furth Otto F., elk H. Gerdts & Co., bds 3 Liberty Fuseler Henry W. (Fuseler & Wolff), r '79 Church FUSELER & WOLFF (H. W. Fuseler and P. F: Wolff), bakers and confectioners, 79 Church Fyall Essex, c, lab, r rear 86 America Fyall John, c, lab, r rear 8 George Fyall John, c, lab, r 39 Wall Fyall Thomas, c, lab, r 19 Concord Fyall Thomas, c, lab, r Market row For NOVELTIES in DRESS GOODS, SILKS. MERINOS, POPLIN, ALPACA, BOMBAZINE, CASHMERE. HENRIETTA CLOTH, etc., call and examine the Great Bargains in this Department always offered at the Popular Establishment of FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO. S75 KHSTG- STREET. GADDIS JACOB, c, lab, r rear 178 Meeting Gaddis John H., c, blacksmith, r 1 Mary Gaddis Nathan, c, carpenter, r Hanover, sw cor Shepard Gaddis Samuel, c, lab, r Rutledge av, nw cor Fishburne Gaddis Thomas, c, bricklayer, r Hanover, sw cor Shepard Gadsden Adam, c, lab, r rear 72 King Gadsden Alexander E., bkkpr H. Bulwinkle, r 11 Chapel Gadsden Alfred, c, porter S. H. Wilson & Bro., r 114 Anson Gadsden Alice C. Miss, teacher Charleston P'emale Seminary GADSDEN C. SCHULTZ, supt S. C. R. R., office at depot, r 18 Bee Gadsden Edward, c, lab, r 66 Queen Gadsden Edward, c, lab, r rear 56 Church Gadsden Edward H., draymaster, r 37 Spring Gadsden Frederick, c, driver, r rear 11 Ann Gadsden Francis, c, policeman, r 25 Concord HE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace BUM Parlor an! Bar. GAD 235 GAI Gadsden Henry, c, driver, r 20 Duncan Gadsden James A., c, lab, r rear 40- George GADSDEN JAMES H., c, barber and hairdresser, 92 Hasel, r 105 Calhoun Gadsden John, c, driver F. W. Wagener & Co Gadsden John, prin Holy Communion Ch. Institute, r 68 Cannon Gadsden John, c, tailor J. A. Mollenhauer, r 29 George Gadsden John, Jr., planter, office 23 Broad, r county Gadsden J. M., wid T. N., r 116 Broad Gadsden Leonard, c, farmer, r ws King, n of Grove Gadsden Moses, c, lab, r ss Simons, w of King Gadsden M. A., wid, bds 4 Hudson Gadsden M. E. Miss, c, teacher Shaw Memorial School Gadsden Norman P., bkkpr W. S. Hastie & Son, bds 34 South Bay Gadsden Orlando, c, lab, r rear 204 Meeting Gadsden Pender, c, lab, r ns Moultrie, 3d w of King Gadsden Prince, c, lab, r ss Simons, w of King Gadsden Robert, c, lab, r rear 128 St. Philip Gadsden Samuel, c, lab, r ss Mary, 3d e of America Gadsden Thomas Mrs., r 60 Tradd Gadsden Washington McL., c, lab, r rear 35 Hasel Gadsden William, c, lab,'r rear 72 Tradd Gadsden William, c, policeman, r 72 Planters Hotel Bldg Gadsden William M., c, butcher Central Market, r 16 Bogard Gaeton James, c. lab, r rear no Anson Gaffiero James, confectioner, 554 King Gafney Patrick, wks Taylor Iron Works Gage Alva (A. Gage & Co), and pres. Peoples Savings In¬ stitution, bds Charleston Hotel GAGE ALVA & CO., proprs Charleston Ice House, Mar¬ ket, ne cor Church Gage Andrew A., marble cutter D. A. Walker Gage Edward J., with G. W. Williams & Co., bds 50 Hasel Gage George W., acct Carolina Savings Bank, bds 50 Hasel Gage Robert J., r 50 Hasel Gaillard Abel, c, lab, r 6 John Gaillard Abram, cy lab E. Welling, r Tobins al Gaillard Albert, c, lab, r 83 Ease Bay TiimriT\ o th a oniVT always have a full supply of puee wines and. &ijjAbUJN lpks'bo"lea-andon GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 1IAYNE STREET. GAI 236 GAM Gaillard Cyrus, c, boot mkr, r rear 28 Alexander Gaillard 'Edward, c, sergt police, r 18 Magazine Gaillard Edward F., c, painter, r 18 Laurel GAILLARD EDWARD T., cashier and bkkpr Pavilion Hotel, r 189 Meeting Gaillard Eugenia C. Miss, teacher Avery Normal Institute Gaillard Henry, c, lab, r 192 East Bay Gaillard Isaac, c-, porter G. Follin & Sons, r 146 Wentworth Gaillard Jacob, c, butler W. Aiken Gaillard James, c, barber, r rear 28 Nassau Gaillard James, c, butcher, r rear 61 Spring Gaillard John, c, porter C. Roessler, r rear 543 King Gaillard John W., conductor N. E. R. R 1 Gaillard Julian, c, bricklayer, r rear 55 Cannon Gaillard Lot, c, driver Geo. W. Williams & Co., r 47 East Bay Gaillard Marcus M., c, waiter C. Williman Gaillard Mary E. Mrs., r 139 East Bay Gaillard Morris, c, lab, r 6 Palmetto Gaillard Nero W., c, shoemkr, 19 Franklin, r 72 King Gaillard Peter, c, butcher, r 25 Elizabeth Gaillard Peter C., treas Charleston Co., r 92 Tradd Gaillard Pierre, c, tailor, r 27 Wall Gaillard Robert, c, huckster, bds 33 Montague Gaillard Rush F., bkkpr W. K. Ryan & Son, bds 3 Court House sq Gaillard Samuel,, c, carpenter, r rear 185 Coming Gaillard Samuel E., c, State senator, r 154 Calhoun Gaillard Samuel P., c, butcher, r es Pine, 2d n 01 Alhvay Gaillard Samuel W., elk Champion Cotton Press, r Mills House Gaillard Susan E., wid Rush F., r 3 Court House sq Gaillard Theodore F., elk, bds 139 East Bay Gaillard Washington, c, waiter, r rear 28 Alexander Gaillard William D., bds 2 Wragg Gallagher Henry C., with R. Martin, r 117 Market Gallant Scott, c, carter, r 10 Bogard Gallant Stephen, c, lab, r 22 Washington Galliott Joseph A., c, cigar mkr W. Schroder, r 313 King Galloway Mary Mrs., millinery, 325 King Gambati Agatha, wid Alexander, r 667 King 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. of Silver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, Castors, Spoons, Forks, mo nr\ op Charleston, s.c. fire and marine HOME INb.lU., Retaken at Lowest Possible Bates. bay> 9 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO , j Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. WHOLESALE GROCERS, GRE 250 GRI Green Thomas, c, bricklayer J. L. Lopez Green Thomas, dray master, r 29 America Green Thomas D., candymkr, r 10 Market Green William, T71 A QHM Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts iUUUU OC XUilDUll to the peck, every time. 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. KEE 292 KEM Keenan Paul, lab, r 30 Queen Keenan William Jr., bkkpr Cohen & Loeb, r 13 Ann Kehlhof E., wks J. A. W. Iusti, r 25 Market Kehlhof Maximilian, elk, bds 25 Market Keith Magdalene Miss, teacher Memminger School Keith Thomas, c, butler, r St. Michael al Keith William, c, lab, r rear 14 Church Keizer George, c, porter G. N. Barnard, r 61 King KELLERS EDWARD H. Dr., drugs, chemicals, etc., 85 Broad Kelly Alexander, c, lab, r 7 Wentworth Kelly Catharine, wi'd Patrick, r 19 Laurens Kelly PTta A. Miss, prin Charleston Female Seminary, r 50 St. Philip Kelly George, bds 27 Montague Kelly Isaac, c, .fireman, r rear 5 Judith Kelly James, boilermkr Miller & Kelly, r 44 South Bay Kelly James, engineer, r 582 King Kelly John, lab, r 67 Calhoun Kelly John, watchman Mt. P. and S. I. Ferry Co., r Planters Hotel Bldg Kelly John B., lab, r 7 Paine Ct Kelly John D., sec Carolina Savings Bank, r 50 St. Philip Kelly Joseph, bricklayer, bds 27 Montague Kelly J., policeman, r Queen, cor Church Kelly Laura W. G. Miss, teacher Charleston Female Seminary Kelly Michael (Miller & Kelly), bds 353 King Kelly Michael, painter C. W. Stiles, r n John Kelly Norah, wid James, r 17 George Kelly Owen, policeman, r 145 St. Philip Kelly Patrick, tinner, bds 19 Laurens Kelly Philip T., printer Journal Commerce, bds 7 Paine Ct Kelly Robert, lab, bds 7 Paine Ct ^ Kelly Thomas, bricklayer, r 27 Montague Kelly Thomas, lab, bds 19 Laurens Kelly William, r 50 St. Philip Kelly William A., acct, r 5 Beaufain ' . Kemme Charles B., with Furchgott, Benedict & Co., r 27 Columbus Kemme Daniel H., r 27 Columbus Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. MTTTWFT T?Y diamond Rings, chains, lockets, U Li if liJJl.il. Gent's Seal Rings, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King Street. KEN 293 KEN Kendall Frank D., elk Murchison & Williams, bds 285 East Bay- Kendall Henry T., wharfinger Robb's Whf, bds 285 East Bay Kendall Moses, c, lab, r 12 Burns lane Kendall Robert A., r 285 East Bay Kenefick Amelia, wid John, bds 26 Pitt Kenlaugh John W., wks J. H. Dunneman, bds 15 West Kennedy Adam, c, lab, r ss Sansouci, 2d w of King Kennedy Austin, elk R. C. Govantes & Govantes, bds 14 Wall Kennedy A. J. Mrs. (A. J. Kennedy & Co.), r 252 King Kennedy A. J. & Co. (Mrs. A. J, Kennedy, and), proprs Wa- verly House, 252 and 256 King Kennedy Daniel, bricklayer, bds 179 St. Philip Kennedy Daniel J., bds 132 Church Kennedy Dennis, carpenter, r 29 Queen Kennedy Edward, lab S. C. R. R., r King, sw cor Morris Kennedy Eliza Mrs., cook J. P. Gibbs Kennedy Elizabeth Miss, bds 11 Philadelphia Kennedy Henry, c, lab, r 144 St. Philip Kennedy James, butcher, r 79 Smith Kennedy James, c, waiter G. C. Seeber, r 22 Church Kennedy James C., elk S. C. R. R., r 4 Jasper Ct Kennedy John, stevedore, r Society, nw cor Anson Kennedy John, watchman G. W. Williams & Co., r 53 Beaufain Kennedy John D., real estate agt, r 132 Church Kennedy John D. Jr., printer, bds 132 Church Kennedy John J., elk, r 4 Jasper Ct Kennedy John W., machinist, r ss Ashton, w of Pine Kennedy Joseph, butcher, r 5 Sires al Kennedy Joseph, c, porter, r 26 Bull Kennedy Margaret, wid J., r 1 Magazine Kennedy Mary Miss, with R. T. Fleming Kennedy Mary Mrs., r 41 Wentworth Kennedy Michael, contractor, r 101 Calhoun Kennedy Michael, saloon, 588 King Kennedy Michael, watchman S. C. R. R., r 3 South Kennedy Michapl, Jr., fruit, 669 King Kennedy Patrick, lab, bds 16 Hanover liVIQI Ipr WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY I IN 0 U II L OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., GOTTOU FACTOES. Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. KEN 294 KEN Kennedy Patrick, r 24 Beaufain Kennedy Patrick H., porter A. S. Brown & Co., bds 132 Church Kennedy Robert, c, painter, r 13 Nassau Kennedy Samuel B., elk W. A. Courtenay, bds Society, nw cor Anson Kennedy Thomas, tinner P. L. Guillemin Kennedy Thomas J., with F. Murphy & Co., r Summerville KENNEDY TIMOTHY J., horse shoer, wheelwright and general blacksmith, (Sign of Gilt Horse Shoe,) 114 Church, nr Cumberland. (See adv. p. 118.) Kennedy William, plumber and gasfitter, 466 King Kennedy William D., conductor S. C. R. R., r 19 Sires Kennedy William D., r 55 Smith Kennedy William T. J., elk G. W. Williams & Co., bds 19 Sires Kennedy W., wid P., bds 29 Queen Kenney Eneas E., carpenter, bds 122 Tradd Kenney John, builder and contractor, r 122 Tradd Kenney John, elk J. J. Borger, bds 91 King Kenney John B., elk C. T. Lowndes & Co., bds 122 Tradd Kenney Joseph J., constable, 79 Broad, r ns Spring, 2d w of President Kenny James, lab, r 3 McGorty al Kenny James (J. Kenny & Son), r 131 Queen Kenny John (J. Kenny & Son), bds 131 Queen Kenny John Mrs., grocer, 28 Queen Kenny John P., elk Mrs. J. Kenny, bds 28 Queen KENNY J. & SON (James and John Kenny), builders, 131 Queen Kent Alonzo J. engineer, r 5 Williams row Kent Catharine, wid Samuel, bds 5 Williams row Kent Eugene, weigher and gauger U. S. Customs, bds Man¬ sion House Kent Jonathan S., engineer, bds 5 Williams row Kent Joseph, machinist, bds 5 Williams Row Kent Phineas, printer Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 31 Pinckney Kent Thomas B., inspector U. S. Customs KENYON WILLIAM A., produce com i§er and forward¬ ing agt, 689 King, r 21 Rose lane THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with 1. Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. Palapp "Rilliarfl Parlnp oonebeos., peope's, 109 meeting st. 1 QiQUU DlillCU U 1 ailUl. Qen'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Milliard Tables. KEN 295 KIN Keogh Charles W., elk, bds 16 Rutledge Keogh Frank K., elk The J. M. Bradstreet & Son Co., r 16 Rutledge Keogh William T., elk, bds 16 Rutledge Kerigan John E., supt Charleston Fertilizer Co., r 25 State Kerr's Wharf, East Bay, foot of Cordes Kerrigan William, porter Cameron, Barkley & Co Kerrison Charles (C. & E. L, Kerrison), r 8 Meeting Kerrison Charles, Jr., genl ins agt, 29 Broad, r Mt. Pleasant KERRISON C. & E. L. (Charles & E. L. Kerrison), dry goods, 297 King * Kerrison Edwin L. (C. & E. L. Kerrison), r 129 Wentworth Kerrison William, c, lab, r 21 Cannon Kershaw Charles H., elk W. M. Bird & Co., bds 303 King Kershaw Edward, c, cook, r rear 86 Beaufain Kessel John, hackman, r 30 Meeting Kessler Henry, elk I. W. Goldstein, r 138 Coming Kessler John, elk J. Gerken, bds 28 Pinckney Kessler William, elk, bds 2 Bogard Kidd Andrew C., c, janitor U. S. Custom House, r 6 Laurel Kidd David, c, blacksmith P. V. McBride, r 23 Coming Kiddell Charles, elk S. C. R. R., r 2 Court House sq Kiddell Sarah M., wid Charles, r 2 Court House sq Kiep John P., grocer, Wentworth, ne cor Rutledge Kiernan Andrew, elk T. Roddy, bds 29 Queen Kiernan John F., printer, bds 29 Queen Kiernan Mary, wid Patrick, r 29 Queen Kiernan Patrick, barkpr D. F. Gleason, r 29 Queen Kiley William, drayman, r 29 Washington Killian Sydney, c, butler, r 6 Bedon al Kimmey James B., carpenter, r 22 Amherst Kindergarten School, Miss F. DeSaussure, prin; 70 Tradd King George H., boilermkr, r 19% Mary King George WM com mer, 8 Gillon, r 26 Rutledge King Haseltine, draymaster, r 133 St. Philip King Henry C., with O. Cohen & Co., r 28 Meeting King James, c, lab, r 23 Queen King John, wks S. B. Hunter King Joseph, cabinetmkr, 44 Market King Joseph, c, pedler, r Mount, nw cor Court Foe good TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, Go to MOOD & EA8OIV, Meeting St., oor. Market. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON" FACTORS. , Kos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. KIN 296 KIN King Lavinia, wid Jehiel, r ns Cooper, 2d e of America King Letitia, wid W. S., r 128 Wentworth King Mitchell, boilermkr Miller & Kelly, r 26 Market King Peter, carpenter, bds 59 Tradd King-Timothy S., agt, r 51 Tradd King Walter, bds ns Cooper, 2d e of America King William L., auctioneer and real est broker, 32 Broad ; r 128 Wentworth Kingdom George, bds 19 Ann Kingdom Sarah A., wid T. W., bds 19 Ann Kingdom Thomas, watchman, bds 19 Ann Kingman Charles W., elk J. H. Bruning & Co., bds 40 Warren Kingman Elias J., contractor and builder, r 40 Warren Kingman George L., with F. Murphy & Co., bds 40 Warren Kingman Hester, wid James, r 179 East Bay Kidgman Thomas M., accountant, bds 220 Meeting Kinhardt Julia, wid, r 8 Calhoun Kinloch Adam, c, wks C. A. Scanlan, r 27 East Bay Kinloch Alfred, c, carpenter, r 9 Short Ct Kinloch Benjamin K., patternmkr, bds 68 Coming Kinloch Charles T., bds Mills House Kinloch Charlotte Mrs., boarding, Mills House Kinloch Francis, c, lab, r rear 116 Broad Kinloch John M., boss drayman Knoop, Hanneman & Co., bds Mills House Kinloch Moses P., c, porter Wulbern & Pieper, r 12 Burns lane Kinloch Primus, c, lab, r rear 10 Green Kinloch Robert A., physician, 209 Meeting Kinloch St. John P., elk J. M. Kinloch, bds Mills House Kinloch Thomas, c, carpenter, r 9 Short Ct Kinloch William, c, mill hand J. H. Steinmeyer, r rear 25 George Kinnealy Patrick, watchman N. E. R. R. Kinney Thomas, watchman Hunter's Whf, r Concord, cor Hunter's wharf Kinsman Bros. (Warren Kinsman), bakers and candy mnfrs, 84 Market Kinsman Henry W., com mer, 128 East Bay, r county THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through JL Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Oeean. TfTPTP YnTIB ^ fine assortment of Spectacles, Eye Glasses. ilLlUl lUUll Uilllll, MARINE, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES AT ALLAN'S, 307 KING STREET. KIN 297 KNA Kinsman Warren (Kinsman Bros.), r 71 Beaufain Kinzie D. H., capt 5th Artillery, brevet major comdg Battery E Kirby Johanna, wid P., bds 439 King Kirk Henry B., elk S. C. R. R., bds 18 Mary Kirk John P., with E. Milan Kirk Philip C., r 18 Mary Kirk Stephen D., lawyer, r 11 Judith Kirk Thomas, c, porter Ravenel, Holmes & Co Kirkpatrick James D., cotton factor, r 42 South Bay Kirkpatrick Nicholas W., with W. B. Williams & Son, bds 42 South Bay Kirkwood Alexander W., elk W. J. Yates, bds 425 King Kirkwood William, U. S. insp hulls, 60 East Bay, r 17 Lau¬ rens Kirt Thomas, c, drayman, r ws Land Ct, 1st n of Fishburne Kistro Alexander, c, seaman, r rear 25 Nassau Klaren Frederick W., grocer, King, nw cor Line KLATTE HERMANN, whol liquors, tobacco and cigars and beer depot, 185 East Bay, r 6 Hudson. (See adv, p. 101.) Klatte John, elk H. Klatte, bds 6 Hudson Klein Elizabeth Mrs., fruit, birds, seeds, &c., 369 King Klein Ernest, r Cannon", se cor Rutledge av Klein John, watchman S. C. R. R Klein John W., elk Mrs. E. Klein Klein William E., with D. Muller, r Rutledge, se cor Cannon Kleinjohann Joseph, carpenter, r 185 St. Philip Klenke Charles H, with J. H. Klenke, r 61 East Bay KLENKE JOHN H., grocer, provision and liquor dealer, 61 East Bay Klenke John H. Jr., elk, bds 61 East Bay Klinck Gustavus W. (Klinck, Wickenberg & Co.), r ns Broad, bet Friend and Mazyck Klinck John (Klinck, Wickenberg & Co.), r 20 Ashley Klinck Michael S., elk Klinck, Wickenberg & Co., r 62 Broad KLINCK, WICKENBERG & CO. (John and G. W. Klinck), groceries, wines, liquors, cigars, &c., 62 Broad, cor Church. (See adv. p. 95.) Klingsoehr Sophia, wid Theodore, bds 381 King Knauff Henry, elk, bds 12 Elizabeth I iai «r- iKin aa OF CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK HOME INS. CO., ^cy^*rteredbytliei»EiBT^T? 12 GEO. W. WILLI,IMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. KNA 298 KOH Knauff Rosina, wid T. J., r 12 Elizabeth Knebel Henry, barkpr J. Wulbern Knee Henry H., r 76 Rutledge av Knickmeyer Rudolph, fruit, 71 Market Knight Ann E., wid J. D., r 30 Vanderhorst Knight Annie Mrs., seamstress, r 17 Cumberland Knight Samuel, c, lab, r 4 Palmetto Knight Thomas, tinner, r 31 Woolfe Knob Charles, butcher, bds 161 St. Philip Knobeloch Jacob, with Knobeloch & Small, r 10 Concord Knobeloch John, elk W. Knobeloch, r 467 King Knobeloch William, baker, 467 King, r 6 Vanderhorst Knobeloch William, Jr. (Knobeloch & Small), bds 6 Vander¬ horst Knobeloch & Small (W. Knobeloch, Jr. and J. J. Small), flour whol, 177 East Bay KNOOP, HANEMANN & CO., W. Bornemann, manager; cotton buyers, 4 and 5 S. Atlantic Wharf Knowell Major O., c, fruit, 178 Queen Knox E. S., wid J. F., bds 15 Wentworth Knox John, with Milnor & Martin, bds Vanderhors:, nw cor King Knox John F., ship carpenter, r 24 Cannon Knox Mary Mrs., laundress Catholic Male Orphan Asylum, r 77 Cannon Koch John, lab, r 244 Meeting Koenig James H. F., bkkpr Knoop, Hannemann & Co., bds East Bay, nr Market Koennecke George J., elk, bds Elizabeth, sw cor Ann Koennecke John R., sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r 1 Cannon Koester George, baker and confectioner, 205 King Koester George W., baker G. Koester Koester Louis F., grocer, King, ne eor Mary, r 472 King Koester Susannah W., fancy goods, 512 King Koester Theodore, shoemkr, 398^ King, r 12 Liberty Koestermore Thomas, barkpr, bds 49 King Kohlmann John D., grocer, 112 Coming Kohn Hannah, wid S., r 325 King Kohnke Ernest G., bds 71 Coming Kohnke Frederick C. (Breuer & Kohnke), r 71 Coming THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. 1 ..Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace Billiard Parlor and Bar. j* KOH 299 KRU Kohnke John H., elk, bds 71 Coming Kohors Catharine, wid Franz, r 10 Guignard Kohors Franz, baker, bds 10 Guignard Koldewey Frederick, watchmkr and jeweler, 302 King Koldewey George, elk, W. M. Bunje Korber William, elk, r 1 Atlantic Korker Horace, molder, bds 50 Vanderhorst KORNAHRENS C. L., soda water mnfr and dealer in bot¬ tled beer, etc., 56 Hasel. (See adv, p. 120.) Kornahrens John H., soda water mfr, 37 Coming Kornahrens John N., grocer, 186 Queen Kornahrens Peter, grocer, St. Philip, nw cor Racker aJ Kosminsky Jacob, dry goods, 138 King Kosminsky Theodore, elk, r 138 King Koster John E., elk F. W. Wagener & Co., r 163 East Bay Koster George A., elk F. W. Wagener & Co., r 163 East Bay Kracke Frederick D.' C., grain, hay, etc., 1 Doughty Kracke Frederick D. C. Jr., elk bds 1 Doughty Kracke John H., elk F. D. C. Kracke, bds 1 Doughty Kramer Benjamin F., sea capt, r 17 Drake Kramer Eliza, wid Jacob, bds 126 Cannon Kramer Frederick, tinner Adams, Damon & Co., bds 25 . Nassau Kramer Philip, carpenter, bds 25 Nassau Krans William, baker C. Amme, r 470 King Kratschick Joseph, wks M. Storen, r 729 King Krebs August, lab, r 26 Woolfe Kreet Christina, wid John, r2 Allway Kreet Frederick W., elk, r 2 Allway Kressel Frank, com mer, bds 136 East Bay Kressel John, lab, bds 51 Spring Kriete George (C. D. Ahrens & Co.), r 60 Coming Kriete Henry W., grocer, 519 King Kroeg Bertha, wid A., r 3 Liberty Kroeg Charles W., elk C D. Franke, bds 3 Liberty Kruer Hancke, grocer, Minority, se cor Spring Kruger Adolph, grocer, 1.01 Spring Kruger E. Fritz, boot and shoemkr, 609 King Kruger Henry, grocer, Spring, nw cor Norman Kruse Jacob, grocer, 26 St. Philip MAAT\ O T71 A OfWf ALWAYS HAVE A FULL SUPPLY OF PUBE WINES AND MOOD & JkAbOJN bowied- ^don GEO. f. WILLIAMS & CO., KRU 300 LaC Kruse John G. C., teacher German Academy, r 63 St. Philip Kruse Patrick J. (Mrs. M. Murphy & Son), r 521 King Kruse William,' sailmkr, r 10 Philadelphia Kuck George, bds 11 South Bay Kuck Gevert, grocer, 32 Pitt . Kuck Henry, grocer, 292 Meeting Kuck Henry, grocer, 27 Cannon Kuck John, lab S. C. R. R Kuck Martin, grocer, 31 Gadsden Kugley Susan P., wid Robert, bds ns Lee, 4th e of Meeting Kugley William F. A., carpenter, 35 Columbus Kuhland J. Fred, grocer, 60 Anson Kuhn Robert E., elk, bds Anson, sw cor George Kulinski Julius, wks S. J. Kulinski, bds 64 Coming Kulinski Louis P., grocer, 74 America Kulinski Stanislaus J., watches, clocks and jewelry, 354 King, r 64 Coming Kurre August, sh'oemkr, 50 Anson Kurre H. August, elk, bds 50 Anson THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF Hosiery, Notions, Embroideries, Fancy Goods, Ribbons, etc., etc., can be bought at the Popular Store of 275 KING STREET. L'AVERGNE JULES, sexton St. Mary's Church, r rear 14 St. Philip Labete Daniel,- c, driver, r 9 Burns lane Labete George, carpenter, r rear 27 St. Philip Labete George, c, fisherman, r 7 Drake Labete Vernon, c, candymkr, r 27 St. Philip Labitue Edward, c, tailor, r rear 30 Henrietta JLabouser Louis J., elk, bds 196 Meeting Lacassagne Edward, elk, bds 160 King Lacassagne E. Mrs., hair mnfr and varieties, 160 King Lachicotte P. Howard, watchermkr J. Allan, bds 10 Middle Lacomb Benjamin J., c, lab, r 9 Nassau LaCoste James C., builder and contractor, r 6 Montague HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. JJALITY of Silver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King. LaC 301 LAM LaCoste James H., bkkpr News and Courier, r 6 Montague LaCoste William, calker Pregnall Bros Ladeveze Edward, confectionery, 36 Tradd Ladson Benjamin, c, drayman, r rear 11 Ann Ladson Cesar, c, lab, r 3 Rogers al Ladson Isabelle, wid James, r 4 Meeting Ladson James, c, waiter Mansion House Ladson John, c, blacksmith, ns Calhoun, e of Alexander Ladson Mary F. Miss, r 4 Meeting Ladson Nathaniel V.', with Singer Mnfg Co., r rear 100 Market Ladson R. Gilmore, bds 4 Meeting Ladson William, r, lab, r ws Aiken, n of Hampden Ct Lafar David X. Rev., teacher German Academy, r Rutledge av, nw cor Calhoun Lafar William H., bkkpr T. A. Wilbur, r Summerville Laffan Catharine, wid James, bds 38 Columbus Lafifan James, painter, r 38 Columbus Laffan James (P. Laffan & Son), bds 10 Anson Laffan John J., saddler J. E. Adger & Co., r 9 America Laffan Patrick (P. Laffan & Son), r 10 Anson Laffan P. & Son (P. and J, Laffan), saddles and harness, 10 Anson Lafitte Augustus J., elk, bds 39 Meeting Lafitte A., wid, r 39 Meeting Lafitte Edward (E. Lafitte & Co.), r 4 Rutledge av LAFITTE E. & CO. (Edward Lafitte), com mers, and Grip cotton ties, Adger's N. Whf Lafourcade Agatha, wid J., bds 5 Paine Ct Lafourcade Amadee, watchman, bds 43 Nassau Lafourcade Francis H., wks S. C. R. R., r 5 Paine Ct Lafourcade Fred., baker, r 198 Coming Lafourcade Victor R., watchman S. C. R. R., bds 5 Paine Ct Lagemann John, shoemkr, 26 Archdale Laidler William, real est agt, 20 Broad, bds 15 Logan Lalane John A. Mrs., bds 26 Pitt Lalor Caroline, wid Thomas, r 17 Church Lamar Samuel, c, lab, r rear Franklin St. School Lamb Eliza, wid Robert, r 22 Chalmers Lamb Francis, c, butler G. W. Williams Lamb Henry, engineer, r ss Hampstead Mall, e of America _ . „ , _ _ - . -...p mol/rt BY HOME INSURANCE FIRE AND MARINE RISKS 00 %0srBi#. c GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., D2^7=23£S£Sgg- LAM 302 LAN Lambers Catharine, wid John F., bds 463 King Lambert John, baker A. Melchers Lambert Walter E., elk Staniand & Downing, bds 23 Wash¬ ington Lamble Henry L., with City Engineer, bds 75 Wentworth Lamble James E., lumber mer, r 12 Drake Lamble Julius V., elk Dr. P. M. Cohen, bds Amherst, nor America Lamkin Lewis, coppersmith, r 11 Nassau LaMotte Eleanor C., wid H. J., bds 8 Blake LaMotte Henry J., carpenter, r 8 Blake Lampe Mary Mrs., baker, 352 King Lance John, c, wks W. H. Robertson Lance John B., disbursing elk S. C. R. R., r 20 Coming Lance William S., check elk S. C. R. R., bds 20 Coming Landers John, lab, r 21 Tradd Landrum Edwin P., granite works, 86 Meeting, r 197 King Landrum Frank P., stone cutter, bds 197 King Lane John, stonecutter E. T. Viett, bds 103 Church Lang Dawson, c, lab, r rear 30% Broad Lange Anna C., wid B. D., bds 71 Beaufain Lange Mary A. Mrs., grocer, Columbus, sw cor Hanover Langer Anton, fruiter, 61 Market Langer Theodore, bkkpr A. Langer, bds 61 Market Langley Bros. (S. Jr. and P. G. Langley) shirt mnfrs, 164 King Langley Philip G. (Langley Bros.), r 179 East Bay Langley Samuel Dr., r 179 East Bay Langley Samuel Jr. (Langley Bros.), r Mills House Langston Jane, wid J. B., r Planters Hotel Bldg Lanier James C., elk, bds 25 Woolfe Lanigan Ann Mrs., dry goods, 509 King Lanigan Daniel, elk, r 7 Vanderhorst Lanigan Michael, lab S. C. R. R., r 509 King Lanigan Michael Jr., patternmkr, bds 509 King Lanigan Patrick, lab S. C. R. R., r 17 John Lanneau Alfred W., bkkprs, r 7 Pitt Lanneau Belle C., wid W. H., bds 33 Cannon Lanneau Charles B., physician, bds 120 Wentworth Lanneau Fleetwood, asst auditor Charleston Co., r 120 Went¬ worth THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural 1 Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Dolnno Dillinnrl TLnlnn conebros.,phopas,ioa meeting st. racemm ranor. &c°-scordedEdge LAN 303 LAW Lanneau Richard, c, lab, r rear 46 Beaufain Lanneau Thomas W., bds 120 Wentworth Lapain Morris, c, driver P. V. McBride, r 23 Washington Lapham George, lab, bds 16 Vernon Lapham Pamelia, wid Daniel, r 16 Vernon LAPHAM SAMUEL Jr., Charleston Ice House, bds 7 Meeting LaPrince John A,, foreman J. B. Duval & Son, r 337 King La Prince Thomas A., c, cook E. D. Robinson Large Abram, c, lab, r rear 47 George Larkin Ellen, wid, r 9 State Larkin Joseph, c, carpenter, r 25 President LaRoche Isaac, carriage trimmer E. F. Benedikt, r 13 Lynch Larousseliere Alfred F., upholsterer D. H. Silcox & Son, r 2 Cooper Ct Larousseliere Emil F., painter T. A. Beamish, bds 405 King LAROUSSELIERE EUGENE F., produce com mer, 104 East Bay, r 60 Rutledge av Larousseliere William L., tinware and furnishing goods, 418 King Larousseliere Theodore H., bds Jasper Ct,.nw cor Radcliffe Larthe George, c, wks Douglass & Jackson Latham Alexander M., r 9 Rutledge av Latill Emil, head cook Charleston Hotel LaTorre Salvador, confectionery and fruit, 141 King Lau John, grocer, 136 St. Philip Laurey Henry C., elk H. Z. Laurey, bds 1 Glebe LAUREY HENRY Z. com mer and auctioneer, 28 Vendue Range, r 1 Glebe Lavack G. M., wks Taylor Iron Works Lavalle John, porter Ravenel & Co., r 6 Gillon Laves Fritz, elk M. Kuclc, bds 31 Gadsden Law Charles, c, butler, r rear 72 Anson Lawless Robert, wood yard, 52 State Lawlor Matthew, plasterer, bds 42 Church Lawrence Edward, c, teacher,'r rear 120 Wentworth Lawrence E. Palmer, elk N. E. R. R., r 19 Chapel Lawrence Henry, c, lab, r rear 531 King Lawrence Henry, c, tailor, 18 Coming, r 4 Kirkland lane Lawrence Jacob, c, fireman, r rear 226 East Bay FRESH PARCHED AND GROUND COFFEES, always to be found at MOOD & BASON'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., BffisI?=/SS! LAW 804 LEA Lawrence James, c, lab, r 12 Desportes Ct Lawrence Jerry, c, lab, r 11 Lynch Lawrence John, c, butcher, r 6 John Lawrence John, c, lab, r rear 9 Judith Lawrence Merton B., c, barber \U. B. Lawrence, bds 20 Pitt Lawrence Peter C., c, teacher, r 4 Wall Lawrence Prince, c, butcher, r ns May Ct, nr river Lawrence Robert, c, bricklayer, r 20 Washington Lawrence Robert, c, driver, r 13 Doughty Lawrence Stepney, c, shoemkr, r rear 5 5 East Bay Lawrence Thomas, c, carpenter, r es King, n of Moultrie Lawrence Tony, c, school teacher, bds 9 Sires Lawrence William B., c, barber, Meeting, ne cor Wentworth, r 20 Pitt Lawrence William, c, carpenter, r ns Nunan, 4th w of Rut- ledge av Lawrence William, c, carpenter, r ws Park, n of Line Laws Dorbin, c, shoemkr, 178^ Queen Lawson William (McLoy, Rice & Co.), bds 43 Meeting Lawton Edward P., elk S. & C. R. R., bds 13 Coming Lawton Philip T. (Haile & Lawton), bds 27 Rutledge Lawton Wallace, planter, r 1 South Bay Lawton William, c, lab, r rear 63 Line Lawton William G., c, carrier P. O., r 9 Dereef Ct Lawton William M. (W. M. Lawton & Co.), r 27 Rutledge Lawton William M. Jr., bds 27 Rutledge LAWTON W. M. & CO. (W. M. Lawton and W. L. Mikell), cotton factors and com mers, 12 Southern Whf Lazarus Marx H., with Hart & Co., r 36 Hasel Lea Caroline T., wid J. C., r 21 Church Lea James, wks J. C. Mallonee & Co Lea J. Orrin, elk City Treasurer, r 21 Church Lea Stephen T., resident physician City Hospital Leadbetter William, c, waiter Waverly House Leak Robert W., engineer, r es President, 3d n of Spring Leary C. C., shipowner, bds Charleston Hotel Leary Daniel, ship carpenter, r 1 Atlantic Leary Elizabeth, wid Daniel, r 6 Gillon Leary Thomas, c, lab, r 21 America Leary William H., c, lab. r 34 Alexander E SHORTEST LIKE FROM KEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. LEB 305 LEE Lebby Nathaniel H., bds 13 Ashley Lebby Richard, c, cooper, r rear 60 Cannon Lebby Robert, physician, health officer and city registrar, r 49 Beaufain Lebby Thomas D., bkkpr West Point Mills, bds 13 Ashley Lebby William, supt West Point Mills, r 13 Ashley LeBufFe Adolph F., printer News & Courier Le Clercq Mary, wid E., r 5 East Battery Leddy Patrick, policeman, r 81 King Lee Alfred, c, butler G. H. Ingraham, r 100 Anson Lee Arthur, c, lab, r 68 King Lee A. Markley Jr., elk Witte Bros Lee Charles, farmer, bds 46 Rutledge av Lee Charles, c, lab, r 7 Wentworth Lee Charles, c, orderly sergt police Lee Charles H., c, butler, r rear 302 King Lee Edward W., c, alderman, r 78 Tradd Lee Edward, c, boatman, r rear 77 Smith Lee Edward (Mrs. Johanna Lee), grocer, 87 Calhoun Lee Francis S., orderly sergt police, r 24 Bogard Lee Gibbes, c, lab, r 17 Amherst LEE HTJTS0N, genl ins agt; represents Home Insurance Co. of New York, and Home Insurance Co. of Colum¬ bus, Ga., 20 Broad, r 16 Ashley Lee James, elk, r 9 Liberty Lee James, c, lab, r rear 18 Society Lee Johanna, wid Edward, r 87 Calhoun Lee John, c, carpenter, r ws Ifanover, 2d n of Shepard Lee J. Moultrie, bkkpr W. H. Chafee & Co., r 14 Montague Lee Joseph W., c, hostler, r rear 360 King Lee J. Watkins, bkkpr and cashier Charleston Hotel Lee Maria, wid J. H., bds 79 Spring Lee Mary, wid L., bds 87 Calhoun Lee Moses, c, wks J. H. Steinmeyer, r 7 Mazyck Lee Oscar, c, cooper West Point Mills, r rear 8 Beaufain Lee Peter, propr Pavilion Stables; r 49 Society Lee Philip, c, lab S. C. R. R. Car Wks Lee Richard A., c, policeman, r 42 Nassau Lee Sarah, wid L., r 14 Montague Lee Thaddeus, wks J. Carney, r 8 Ann HOME INS. CO., OF CHARLESTON. S. C. NOT BEING IN GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., 0SSf„S» LEE 306 LEI Lee William G., c, carpenter, r I Montague Ct Lefifmann William, grocer, Vernon, se cor Washington Legare Alice, wid W., bds 6 Lynch Legare Amos, c, lab, r ws Nassau, n of Woolfe Legare Anna E., wid N., r 129 Coming Legare Beach J., painter, bds 129 Coming Legare Daniel, c, policeman, r 17 Cannon Legare Edward T., butcher Central Market, r 1 Ashley Legare Effingham W., with S. R. Marshall & Co., r 129 Com¬ ing Legare Eliza Mrs., bds Mansion House Legare F. Wagner, elk, bds 129 Coming Legare James, c, lab, r rear 157 King Legare James, c, lab, r rear 87 Tradd Legare John, c, sentinel Upper Station House Legare Joseph, elk J.-G. Police, bds 129 Coming Legare Joseph J., bkkpr C. F. Panknin, r 123 Meeting Legare Joseph S., lawyer, bds 1 Ashley Legare Randolph R., collector, bds 5 John Legare Samuel, c, lab, r es Hunter al, s of Reid Legare Sarah C., wid M. W., bds 5 John Legare Smart, c, tailor, r rear 87 Wentworth Legare Solomon, r 2 Greenhill Legare Stepney, c, lab, r 3 Cohen Ct Legare Thomas J., bds 129 Coming Lege John G., bkkpr Gourdin, Matthiessen & Co., r 8y2 Rut- ledge av LEGERTON CLIFFORD L., salesman Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 7 Alexander Legerton William, wharfinger Commin's Whf, r 7 Alexander Lehmkuhl Ernst F. (Lehmkuhl & Ohlandt), r 32 Meeting LEHMKUHL & OHLANDT (E. F. Lehmkuhl and D. W. Ohlandt), grocers and- liquor dealers, 32 Meeting, cor Water Leiding Charles H., elk Toale Mnfg Co., bds 7 Lamboll LEIDING HERMANN, dry goods com mer, 7 Hayne, r 28 Lamboll Leitch Henry G., carpenter, r foot Tradd Leitch Thomas, tally keeper Chisolm's Mill, r foot Tradd Leitch Thomas L., elk Toale Mnfg Co., r 34 Wentworth THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is noted for its Speed, and careful lxandllng of goods# Palace BilliarJ Parlor ai Bar&-. x uiuuu A uliUi uuu • ported and Key West Segars in the city. LEI 307 LET Leitch William Y., stock and real estate broker and auctioneer, 35 Broad, r 3 Pitt Leland Joseph, c, lab, r rear 18 Hanover Lemoine Peter, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 56 Wentworth Lemon Henry, elk, bds Meeting, ne cor Hasel Lemon William H., saloon, Meeting, ne cor Hasel Lengnick Albert, pres Peoples Bank of S. C., r 11 Pitt Lengnick Charles A., with E. F. Larousseliere, r43 Charlotte Lent Rufus, painter W. C. Miller, r ss Nunan, 2d w of Rut- ledge av Leonard Charles W., wks Pregnall Bros., bds 30^ Middle Leonard James, driver City Ry Co Leonard Patrick, lab S. C. R. R., r 22 Washington Leonard Thomas, lab, r 5 Henrietta Leonard Thomas, lab, r 42 Mary Leonard William, wks Taylor IronWorks, bds 22 Washington Leonhardt L., tobacconist, bds 47 George LePrince Achilles E., bkkpr A. Tobias' Sons, r 25 Archdale LePrince Julius A., elk Journal Commerce, r 25 Archdale Lepaine Morris, c, driver, r rear 18 Washington Lequeux Julia, seamstress, r 42 Spring Lequeux Philip, c, carpenter, r rear 30 Beaufain LeSeir John, c, lab, r 64 Pitt Lesemann John D. (H. Gerdts & Co.), r 24 Laurens Lesesne Edward B., elk Champion Cotton Press, r Sullivan's Island Lesesne Henry D. (Lesesne & Lesesne), r 6 King . Lesesne Henry D. Jr., bkkpr J. Adger & Co., bds 7 Gibbes Lesesne James P. (Lesesne & Lesesne), r42 South Bay Lesesne Sarah L., wid D., r 7 Gibbes Lesesne Thomas P., elk Hydraulic Cotton Press, bds 6 King Lesesne William, c, wks G. W. Williams & Co., r rear 7 Atlantic Lesesne William M. S., asst treasurer Charleston Co., bds 7 Gibbes LESESNE & LESESNE (H. D. and J. p. Lesesne), lawyers, 23 Broad Lesesne & Wells (D. E. Huger Smith), com mers, 10 Broad Leslie Charles C., fish and game, Central Market, r 7 Market Lett Thomas H., tinner, r es Pine, 3d n of Allway MOOD & EASON, HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH CANNED GOODS, -P ^.11 0+ Ka++nm nnOPC of all kinds, at bottom prices. 123 MEETING STEEET. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., SSfJSS1' LEV 308 LEW Levack George, blacksmith, r 51 Beaufain Levi David, elk Greenwald & Bro., bds Pavilion Hotel Levi David Rev., r 106 Wentworth Levi Ed win, V, carpenter, r 12 Pitt Levi Jacob, clothing, 647 King Leville Annie E., wid E., r 10 Clifford Levin Abraham, r 553 King Levin Jacob, elk, bds 28 George Levin Julian C., supt Fire Alarm Tel, bds Forest House LEVIN NATHANIEL, acct S. C. R. R., r 121 Wentworth Levinsohn Jacob, dry goods, 106 King, r 212 King Levy Abraham, clothing, 560 King Levy Charles F., naval store insp., Hamlin's Whf, r 66 Went¬ worth Levy Mary A., wid Bernard, r 23 Society Levy Max, r 7 Franklin Levy Morris, clothing, second-hand, 528 King Levy Moses, wharfinger, r 5 Tradd Levy Orlando R., elk J. E. Rivers, r 6 Friend Levy Solomon, c, bricklayer, r 25 Aiken Lewis Abraham, c, driver J. W. O'Brien & Bro Lewis A., c, bricklayer G. W. Egan Lewis Charles, c, butcher, r 11 Morris Lewis Daniel M., c, barber E. Mikell, r 32 Henrietta Lewis Edward, c, carpenter, r 23 Marsh Lewis Francis, c, lab, r rear 4 Gadsden Lewis George, c, lab, r 7 Orange Ct Lewis Henrietta Mrs., housekpr Mrs. M. Caldwell Lewis Henry, c, butcher, r 8 Roselane Lewis Henry, c, cooper, r rear 152 Calhoun • Lewis Hiram, c, policeman, r 64 Pitt Lewis Isadore, dry goods, 87 King Lewis John, cotton mer, r 123 Broad Lewis John, c, sexton, r 2 Radcliffe Lewis John, c, steward, r 11 Elliott Lewis John W., broker O. Cohen & Co Lewis J. Baylis, elk F. W. Wagener & Co., bds 284 King Lewis Noah, c, lab, S. C. R. R., r 77 Smith Lewis Prince, c, lab, r ws President, 3d n of Spring Lewis Robert J., c, shoemkr B. H. Johnson, r 76 Tradd Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. by purchasing your Watches, Jewelry & Silverware, from James Allan, 307 King Street. LEW 309 LIN Lewis R. Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 655 King Lewis Samuel, c, driver, r 651 King Lewis Simon, c, lab, r rear 64 America Lewis William, c, blacksmith, r 12 Henrietta Lewis William, c, lab, r 41 Morris Lewis William L., c, game, Central Market Lewith Adolph R., r '217 King Lewith Magdalene Mrs., dry goods, 57 King LEY FREDERICK, cigarmnfr, 197 King Libe Anna, wid E., r 12 Line Liddy Barney, lab, bds 93 Church Liebenrood Charles, bds 310 Meeting Liebscher Anna, wid Jacob, r 31 Line Lighthart William R., lab Gas Co's Whf, r 60 Anson Lilienthal Carsten, r 105 Spring. (INFORMATION RE¬ FUSED.) Lilienthal Frederick, porter H. Bulwinkle, r 51 King Lilienthal Frederick J. (F. J. Lilienthal & Son), r 26 Beaufain LILIENTHAL F. J. & SON (F. J. and J. F. Lilienthal), millers and hay and grain dealers, 26 Beaufain. (See adv. front cover.) Lilienthal G. M. Mrs., grocer, 105 Spring Lilienthal John, barkpr Charleston Hotel Lilienthal John H., elk StefTens & Werner, bds 42 Meeting Lilienthal J. Frederick (F. J. Lilienthal & Son), bds 26 Beau¬ fain Lincoln Isaac, c, waiter G. D. Bryan Lindau Philip ]., c, shoemkr, 23 Bull, r 19 West Lindsay Herbert, bkkpr C. W. Stiles, r 111 Meeting Lindsay Lucas, c, driver, r es Lucas, n of Mill Lindsay Pierce, c, sashmkr, r rear 52 S'mith Lindsay Robert, c, bricklayer, r rear 52 Radclifife Lindsay Wilton E., elk Gibbes & Co., bds 15 Chapel Lindstedt Arnold C., barkpr G. H. Linstedt LINDSTEDT GEORGE H., grocer and saloon, 424 and 426 King Lindstedt H., brakeman S. C. R. R., bds 47 St. Philip Lindstedt John G., elk G. H. Lindstedt Lindstrom Alexander, ship. broker, 7 M. Atlantic Whf, bds 245 King HOME INS. CO OF CHARLESTON, S. C. A. L. TOBIAS, Pres. ; GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO COTTOU FACTORS, Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. .LIN 310 LLO Linehan Joseph J., machinist Miller & Kelly, r 56 Anson Linen Isaac, c, lab, r 1 Rodgers al Linew George, c, porter, r ss Laurens, 1st w of Concord Lining Charles, notary public, 11 Exchange, r Lucas, cor Calhoun Link Solomon, clothing, etc., 364 King Linn Byron R., fireman S. C. R. R., r 30 Cannon Linn Hugh C., wks Taylor Iron Works, r 30 Cannon Linn James B., boilermkr Miller & Kelly, r 30 Cannon Linn John, druggist, 30 Cannon Linsebrink John H., undertaker, 85 King Lintner Robert, baker G. A. Loderhose Lippoldt Michael, butcher, bds 161 St. Philip Lisbeth Isaac, c, lab, r America, sw cor South Lisbon James, c, carpenter, r ss Bee, w of Rutledge av Litschgi Albert W., elk J. R. Read & Co., bds 105 East Bay Litschgi Charles, cashier Germania Savings Bank, and res¬ taurant, 115 East Bay LITTLE GEORGE, clothing and gents furnishing, 261 King, r 47 Smith Little Valcour, printer Walker, Evans & Cogswell Little William, printer Walker, Evans & Cogswell, r 313 East Bay Littlefield Tristram G. (W. McComb & Co.), bds 423 King LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INS CO., of Eng¬ land; C. T. Lowndes & Co., agts; 10 Broad. (See adv. back paster.) Livingstain Harris, elk S. Livingstain Livingstain Louis, clothing, 520 King Livingstain Samuel, clothing, second hand, 518 King Livingston Henry H., elk Cohen & Loeb, bds 420 King Livingstone Emma, wid John, r 119 Calhoun Livingstone Jacob, furniture and undertaker, 420 King Livingstone William J., mer, r 14 Clifford Lloyd Henry, c, train hand N. E. R. R Lloyd Jackson, c, policeman, r rear 232 Meeting Lloyd Jane, wid Jesse, r 108 St. Philip Lloyd Jesse W., opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds 108 St. Philip Lloyd Joseph, c, driver, r rear 20 Mazyck Lloyd Joseph W., c, carpenter, r 5 Marsh "THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with Jl Safety, pconomy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Blaine to Texas. Polopp "Riniarri Parlnr gonebeos., peope's, 109 meeting st, lUIUUU UlUiUiU lttiiUL Gen'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables LLO 311 LOG Lloyd Mary, wid William, r es Norman, opp Alhvay Lloyd William, carpenter, bds 17 Smith Lloyd •William B., elk A. P. Ford & Co., bds 108 St. Philip Lloyd York, c, policeman, r 20 Burns lane Locke Arthur H., cotton buyer, 4 M. Atlantic Wharf, bds 12 George Locke Edward H., acct., r 12 George Locke Henrietta, wid. E. H., r 12 George Locke Palmer P., com mer, r 2 Doughty Lockwood Anna, wid W., bds 64 Spring Lockwood A. M., wid T. J., r 281 East Bay Lockwood Charles, c, policeman, r 37 Rutledge Lockwood John P., elk H. F. Baker, bds 65 Wentworth Lockwood Joseph D., physician, r 129 Queen Lockwood Joshua, druggist, 49 Cannon Lockwood Robert W., sea capt, r 64 Spring Lockwood States L., physician, r 47 Cannon Lockwood States L. Jr., collector, bds 47 Cannon Loderhose G. August, baker, 20 Queen Loeb Daniel, r 6 Liberty Loeb Jacob H., with Hart & Co., bds 6 Liberty Loeb Joseph J., with Cohen & Loeb, r 6 Liberty Loeb Levi (Cohen & Loeb), r 244 King Loeb Solomon I., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 6 Liberty Lofton H. M., butcher Central Market, r Mt. Pleasant Loftus Thomas, lab, r 9 Chalmers Loftus'Thomas Jr., lab, bds 9 Chalmers Logan Edward, c, tailor J. Rugheimer, r 226 Coming Logan Ellen, wid Alexander, r 25 Queen Logan John, c, lab, r rear 43 Wall LOGAN ROSWELL T., advertising agt, News & Courier bldg, r Summerville Logan Samuel, wks P. L. Guillemin, bds Queen, nr Church Logan William c, lab, r 651 King Logan William H., c, janitor U. S. Court House, r rear 181 Coming Logan William P., c, lab, r 1 Johnson Ct Lollis Michael, stevedore and saloon, 53 East Bay, r 41 East Bay Logue John J., with Furchgott, Benedict & Co., r 142 Calhoun EW MACKEREL, SALMON, CODFISH, HERBING, FULTON MARKET BEEF, SMOKED BfcEF AND TONGUES, HAMS, SHOUL¬ DERS, AND BREAKFAST BACON, AT MOOD & EASON S. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & LON 312 LOW Lones Thomas, c, blacksmith, r 20 Washington Long John; c, porter W. H. Chafee & Co., r Society, cor East Bay Long Joseph, c, lab, r 33 Mazyck Long Max, r 49 Rutledge av Long Porter, c, porter Waverly House, r 140 Calhoun Long Richard, c, cook, r rear 61 Coming Long Richard S. (Adams, Damon & Co.), bds Pavilion Hotel Long Stephen, c, butler, r rear Pitt, nw cor Wentworth Long Washington, c, driver, r 4 Thompson Ct Looney M. Miss, bds 2 Hudson LOPER HENRY G., cashier Peoples Nat. Bank, r 21 St Philip Lopez Isaac, c, tinner, r 8 Laurel Lopez John, lab, r 64 Queen Lopez John H., builder and contractor, 1 Smith, r 125 Broad Lopez J. Lee, with E. Bates & Co., bds 25 Montague Lopez Peter, c, lab, r rear 224 East Bay Lord Edward, c, lab, r rear 37 Cannon Lord Edward J., c, cooper, r 6 Park Lord Francis A., tinner and plumber T. Campbell, r 17 Bull Lord Henry E., with D. McPherson, bds Charleston Hotel Lord Samuel, bds 89 St Philip Lord Samuel Jr. (Pressley, Lord & Inglesby), r 11 Lamboll Lorenz Otto, grocer, 7 Elizabeth Lorenzi Morris D., confectioner, 441 King, r 428 King Loryea Aaron, r 7 Beaufain Loryea Esther, wid Isaac, r 90 King Loryea Isaac M., bkkpr L. Cohen & Co., bds 7 Beaufain Loth Johanna, wid W., r 68 Wentworth Lotz Philip, fruit, 47 Beaufain Lovegreen Cornelia, wid L., bds 11 Marion Lovett William Y., r 491 King Lovett William Y. Mrs., milliner, 491 King Lowands James, c, seaman, r 24 Elliott Lowands Lewis, c, lab, r 32 Tradd Lowells Henry, c, lab, r es Chesnut, 4th n of Spring Lower March, c, lab, r ws Rutledge av, 4th n of Fishburne Lowndes Charles T. (C. T. Lowndes & Co.), r 37 East Bay Lowndes Cyrus, c, cook, r rear Thomas, ne cor Vanderhorst THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which the products of the West can cheaply reaeh the Ocean. LOW 313 LUC LOWNDES C. T. & CO. (C. T. Lowndes, Wm. Thayer and S. Wragg), genl agts Liverpool and London afid Globe Ins Co., 10 Broad. (See adv. back paster.) Lowndes Edward, broker, r 147 Calhoun Lowndes Henry D., elk Peoples Nat. Bank, bds 46 Bull Lowndes Margaret, wid T. P., bds 4 Limehouse Lowndes Rollins, planter, bds 37 East Bay Lowndes Thomas O., planter, r 11 Legare Lowndes T. Pinckney (F. Tupper & Co.), stock and real es¬ tate broker, 5 Broad, r 4 Limehouse Lowrey Carrie, wid Ashbury, r 16 Elizabeth Lowrey Eldred A., printer, bds 16 Elizabeth Lowrey Henry A., elk, bds 19 Ann Lowrey William D., elk S. C. R. R., bds 16 Elizabeth Lowrey William I., elk, r 593 King Loyal Edmund L., painter S. C. R. R., bds 91 St. Philip Lubken H. J. W., r 10 Vernon Lubken William, elk J. C. H. Claussen LUBS CLAUS F., grain and hay store and mill, 114 Calhoun Lubs John, elk H. Puckhaber, bds 6 Franklin Lubs John H. F., elk C. H. Meyer, bds 114 Calhoun Luby James, policeman, r 14 Spring Lucas Benjamin, builder, r 6 Bull Lucas Benjamin Jr., grocer, 316 King, bds 6 Bull Lucas E. B., wid J. H., bds 23 Rutledge av Lucas E. T. Miss, teacher Meeting St. School Lucas Frank, c, lab, r Bay, sw Blake Lucas Frederick, builder, bds 17 Smith Lucas George, c, millwright, r 40 Nassau Lucas Gabriel, porter L. Schnell, r rear 4 Beaufain Lucas Henry R., elk B. Lucas, Jr., bds 6 Bull Lucas Jeremiah, c, ship carpenter, r Bay, sw cor Blake Lucas John J., c, barber, r 86 Church Lucas Jonathan, r 72 Beaufain Lucas Joseph D., c, undertaker, 27 Morris Lucas Richard D., c, butcher, r 27 Amherst Lucas Theodore S., elk Lesesne & Wells, bds 18 Church Lucas Thomas G. S., cotton buyer, 8 Boyce's Whf, bds 23 Rutledge av Lucas William, c, butler, r rear 30 Rutledge av I lARiir IMP r*f\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. FIRE AND MARINE HUIVIL IINO.I.U., Risks taken at Lowest PotelbteR^s,^ 13 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., LUC 314 LYN Lucas William, farmer, r 3 Sires Lucas William, r 23 Rutledge av Lucas William N. (Lucas & Richardson), bds 72 Beaufain Lucas & Richardson (W. N. Lucas and W. H. Richardson), printers and binders, 66 East Bay Ludeke Conrad D., elk, r 9 Bogard Luden Henry C, grocer, r 52 Radcliffe Luden John H., grocer, 56 St. Philip Luden John J. W., com mer, 72 East Bay, and grocer, 24 Vanderhorst Luden Martin W., elk Hesse & Capelmann, bds 252 Meeting Luden Nicholas C., grocer, King, ne cor Line Luders John D. C., with H. Gerdts & Co., bds 7 Liberty Ludson Paul, c, fcarpenter, r 12 Ashley Ludson Samuel, c, lab, r ns Congress, w of Oak Ludwig J. C., physician, 4 Beaufain Luhn Gustavus J., drugs, etc., King, se cor John, and 14 Rut- ledge, r 27 Vanderhorst Luhrs John, elk M. 'Luhrs Luhrs Martin, liquors, 223 East Bay Lunsford John L. Capt., r 23 Society Lunsford John R., bkkpr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 23 Society Lutjen Benjamin, grocer, Broad, sw cor Savage Lutjen John, grocer, Queen, nw cor State Lutjen John, shoemkr, 21 Anson Lutjen Luder, lab, r 18 Clifford Lutz Eliza Mrs., fruits, 113 Calhoun Lynah Arthur, bkkpr People's Nat Bank, r 120 Tradd Lynah Arthur M., physician, bds 2 Rutledge av LYNAH PAUL H., with Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 15 Meeting Lynah Bernard, bricklayer, bds 24 Beaufain Lynch Charles F., printer Journal Commerce, r 98 Tradd Lynch Maurice J„ saloon, 416 King Lynch Patrick, r Cumberland, ne cor Lynch Lynch Patrick N. Rt., Rev. D. D., bishop of Diocese, r 114 Broad Lynch Peter F., wks J. J. B. McCarthy, bds 6 Short Lynch Thomas, r 26 Amherst Lynes David B., carpenter, r 2 West THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. 1. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace BOM Parlor ani Bar. LYN 315 McB Lynes Joseph R., lab S. C. R. R. Car Wks., bds 55 Line Lynes Robert, lab, r 55 Line Lyons Edward, c, porter C. C. Leslie, r 192 Meeting Lyons Edward E., c, saloon, 139 Market, r 12 State Lyons Isaac, c, barkpr B. Heslin. Lyons Jack, blacksmith, bds 310 Meeting Lyons John C., sailors boarding, 59 East Bay Lyons Margaret, widow M., r 1 Hanover Lyons Robert, lab, r 32 Line Lyons Sarah Mrs., varieties, 1 Tradd Lyons Thomas J., saloon and restaurant, 211 East Bay Lyons William, c, carpenter, r 5 Palmetto FOR A GOOD ARTICLE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CASSIMERE, BROAD CLOTH, DOESKIN, WATERPROOF, JEANS, LINEN, TAILORING GOODS, &c., &c„ Call and examine the popular prices at ^275 KING STREET. McALISTER CHARLES, elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds Forest House McAlister James, butcher Central Market, bds 23 George McAllen Michael, policeman, r 12 Jasper Ct McAlpin Daniel D., c, sampler, r9i Smith McBeth Mack, c, shoemkr, George nw cor Anson, r 45, Archdale McBeth Samuel, c, driver B. Feldmann & Co., r St. Philip, nr Calhoun McBride Bernard W., brakeman S. C. R. R., r 707 King McBride Elizabeth, wid Arthur, r 121 Calhoun McBride Ellen, dry goods, 513 King McBride George, elk I. L. Falk & Co., bds 121 Calhoun McBride Guy, c, farmer, r Mount, nw cor Court McBride John W., elk W. C. Forsythe McBride Joseph P. L. (Cormier & McBride), bds 6 Spring McBride Michael F., with McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 127 Calhoun McBride P. Augustus, with Cohen & Loebj r 103 Church MOOD & EASON IfX\J\JU Vju UHUV/Ii y 127. and 129 Meeting Street, Corner Market.. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., McB 316 McC McBRIDE P. VINCENT, horseshoer, wheelwright and general blacksmith, State, nw cor Lingard, r 11 Market. (See adv. p. 118.) McBurney William, (J. S. Fairly & Co.), r 33 George McCABE BENJAMIN F., supt Champion Cotton Press Co., r 68 Pitt McCabe Isabella Mrs., r 14 Elizabeth McCabe R. James, dentist, r 14 Elizabeth McCaffer Charles W., elk L. Weiskopf, bds 222 Coming McCaffer Elizabeth, wid J., r 222 Coming McCaffer Robert E., elk S. B. Thomas, bds 222 Coming McCaffer Thomas, elk, bds 222 Coming McCaffer William J., paperhanger, bds 222 Coming McCall James, c, lab, r 14 Hanover McCall James E., c, roofer, r 24 South McCall John, c, porter, r Nassau, sw cor Columbus McCall Joseph, c, baker Charleston Hotel, r rear 121 Went- worth McCall Mary, wid J., r 88 Broad McCarrel Henry, shoemkr, 360 King, r 54 Coming McCarrel John, bricklayer, bds 54 Coming McCarrel John R., tinner T. Campbell, bds 37 St. Philip McCarrel Thomas S., asst city insp, r 37 St. Philip McCarrel William, shoemkr H. McCarrel, bds 54 Coming McCarroll Joseph, bricklayer, r 14 Queen McCarter Felix, bds 15 King McCarthy Annie Miss, elk Mrs. M. J. Archer McCarthy Eliza T., wid Daniel L., bds 21 President McCarthy Eugene, wks E. T. Viett McCarthy James, sashmkr, bds r Bedon McCarthy James J. B., junkshop, 29 State, r 6 Short Ct McCarthy Jeremiah, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 31 Middle McCarthy John, cigarmkr, bds 3 Bedon al McCarthy Michael, lab Gas Co., r 12 Wentworth McCarthy Michael, lab, r 38 America McCarthy Timothy, lab", bds 3 Bedon al McCarthy Timothy, with L. Cohen & Co., r 136 King McCauly John, c, wheelwright, r 23 Queen McCLENAHAN CHARLES L., pianos, organs and music, 191 King, bds 2 Hudson •HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. WATCHES AND CLOCKS, Large stock, handsomely cased, of fine UdlgC otUl'lif 11 etli UoUILLcl y LdbCll) U1 11 llu and reliable Timepieces, at ALLAN'S, 307 King Street. McC 317 McD McClure Arthur, train hand N. E. R. R., r 5 Laurel McClure John B., shoemkr, bds 37 St. Philip McClure Robert C., elk, r 4 Cumberland McCOBB ANDREW Jr., com mer, and lime, plaster and cement, 130 East Bay, bds 2 Glebe McCollom Andrew, lab, r 28 Middle McComb Samuel G. F., bds 423 King McComb William (W. McComb & Co.), r 423 King McComb W. & Co. (W. McComb and T. G. Littlefield), dry goods, 423 King McConnell Benjamin, c, wheelwright, r 188 Meeting McCormack George, c, porter J. F. Meyer, r 4 King McCormack Henry J., with Stono Phosphate, Co., r Rutledge, se cor Queen McCormack William J. (G. H. Walter & Co.), bds 30 Pitt McCormick Alexander, elk Rutledge & Young, bds 46 Hasel McCormick Ellen Miss, teacher, r 25 Mary McCormick George W., bds 13 Mill McCORMICK HENRY L. P., supt. Mt. P. and S. I. Ferry Co., r Mt. Pleasant McCormick John, sea capt, r 46 Hasel McCormick John, elk A. D. Cohen, r 46 Hasel McCormick L. A. Miss, teacher Shaw Memorial School McCormick Samuel, shoemkr, r 132 Church McCoy George, c, lab, r 78 Queen McCrady Edward (McCrady & Son), r 19 Church McCrady Edward, Jr. (McCrady & Son), r 25 Meeting McCrady Louis DeB. (McCrady & Son), bds 19 Church McCrady Thomas,* with Atlantic Phosphate Co., bds 19 Church McCrady & Son (Edward, Edward Jr., and L. DeB. McCrady), lawyers, 29 Broad McCracklin Joseph, c, lab, rrear 51 State McCue Ann, wid Thomas, r 9 Orange Ct McCullough Samuel, c, pedler, r 11 Calhoun McCullough James, engineer, bds 191 Coming' McDermid Alexander D. C., elk S. H. Wilson & Bro., bds 1 Short McDermid Robert, elk W. G. Whilden, bds 1 Short McDermid Susan, wid R., bds 1 Short A A niT A I fhAC A AAA PAID IN; SURPLUS $35,000. HOME CAPITAL $250,000 com;»Sst B^ik" GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., McD 318 McG McDermitt Frances M. Mrs., junk shop, 49}4 Line McDevitt Michael, shoemkr, 9 Chalmers McDonald Albert, plumber, bds 27 Church McDonald Benjamin, plumber, bds 27 Church McDonald Donald, r 3 Woolfe McDonald G. W. H., fireman S. C. R. R., r 7 Lee Mcdonald n. d. & co., c. g. Waite, manager; publish¬ ers and booksellers, 56 Broad McDonald Thomas, cupola tender S. C. R. R., r 35 Line McDonald William T., pilot, r 27 Church McDonnell Edward, painter, r 80 Church McDonnell Mary Mrs., dry goods, 52 King McDougal David, supt Chisolm's Rice Mill, r foot Tradd McDougal James, engineer Chisolm's Mill, r foot Tradd McDowell Edward T., elk, bds 100 Beaufain McDowell Henry, c, porter J. F. Redding, r rear 59 Broad McDowell Robert H., supt J. P. Browne, r 29 George Mcdowell Robert h. Jr. (A. h. hayden & Co.), r 100 Beaufain McDuff James, carpenter S. C. R. R McElhose James B., elk L. Elias & Co., bds 429 King McELHOSE R. H., grocer, 67 Calhoun McElhose William, r Calhoun, sw cor Wall McElroy Alice, domestic Waverly House McElroy Isabel Miss, teacher Memminger School McElroy Robert, planter, r Vernon, ne cor East Bay McFall Cornelius, c, lab, r no Tradd McFall John, c, fruit, 75'Tradd, r 35 Queen McFall Joseph, c, lab, r rear 11 Wentworth McGahan Thomas R. (E. Bates & Co.), r 18 George McGarey F. J., elk Co. treas, bds 17 Tradd McGarey James, picture framer, r 42 Meeting McGarey William P., printer News and Courier, r 17 Tradd McGauran Michael, U. S. signal observer, East Bay, cor Broad McGee Hall T., agt Accommodation Whf, r 19 Rutledge McGibbon James N., bkkpr Taylor Iron Works, r Mills House McGill Joseph, c, fisherman, r 7 Smith lane 'McGillivray Mary E., wid A. C., r 10 Atlantic McGillivray William S., builder, r 10 Atlantic THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Palace Billiari Parlor. CONE BROS., PROP'RS, 109 MEETING ST. General Agents L. Decker & Co.'s Corded Edge Cushion Billiard Tables. McG 319 Mcl McGinnis Andrew, lab, r 9 Orange Ct McGinniss William F., elk E. B. Stoddard, r 1 Marsh McGorty Andrew, wks Miller & Kelly, bds 39 State McGorty Michael, city illuminator, r 39 State McGrain John, wks Taylor Iron Works McGrath Bernard, lab, r Washington, ne cor Charlotte McGrath John, sailor, r ss Allway, w of Pine McGrath Mary, wid M., r ws Washington, n of Inspection McGrath Michael, boilermkr, bds ws Washington, n of In¬ spection McGrath Patrick, horseshoer, 30 Anson, r 45 Hasel McGrath William, sailor, bds ss Allway, w of Pine McGuire James, runner Pavilion Hotel, r 5 Middle McGuire William G., with W. & W. Mnfg Co., bds 519 King McHugh Charles A., law student, bds 5 Friend McHUGH FRANCIS L., reporter Journal of Commerce, bds 5 Friend McHugh Maria T. Miss, r 77 Beaufain McHugh William, wks R. J. Morris Mclndoe Helena Miss, teacher Morris Street School, bds 62 Smith Mclndoe James, baker, r 62 Smith Mclndoe Robert, baker, bds 62 Smith Mclnerny George, painter T. A. Beamish Mclnerny John, shoer S. B. Hunter, bs 211 East Bay Mclnerny Michael, lab, r rear 211 East Bay Mclnerny Michael Jr., marble cutter E. R. White, bds 211 East Bay Mclnerny Michael, r 7 Queen Mclnnes Benjamin, horse shoer, 32 Chalmers Mclnnes Benjamin Jr., veterinary surgeon, 37 Queen, r 32 Chalmers Mclnnes J. Alexander, shoer B. Mclnnes, bds 32 Chalmers Mclnnes, P. McGregor, shoer B. Mclnnes, r 32 Chalmers Mcintosh Charles T., elk, bds 66 Tradd Mcintosh David, bds 7 Paine Ct McINTOSH WILLIAM, foreman press room Walker, Ev¬ ans & Cogswell, r 66 Tradd Mcintosh William J., elk Thomson & Robb, bds 66 Tradd Mcintosh William R., elk, r 42 Warren OUGARS OP ALL GRADES, retailed at Oost Prices. Large Assortment of Fresh Biscuits, always found at MOOD & EASOH'S, 129 Meeting Street fflfl W WIT IIIAt TO COMMISSION MERCHANTS, llUlli \I • WlLLIlilliJ a IU») Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. Mcl 320 McK Mclntyre John, gardener, r Rutled'ge av, sw cor Radcliffe Mclver Alexander M. (T. P. Smith, Mclver & Co.), r Warren, ne cor Smith Mclver George W. (T. P. Smith, Mclver & Co.), r 27 Char¬ lotte Mclver G. Walter, elk L. D. Mowry & Son, bds 27 Charlotte McKay Elizabeth, wid J., bds 85 Queen McKay Frederick, elk J. A. Quackenbush & Co., bds 85 Queen McKee Eliza Miss, r 22 Pitt McKee George, lab, r 54 Cannon McKee William E. (Brown & McKee), r 39y2 Cannon McKeegan John, r 250 Meeting McKenna Patrick, drayman, r 240 Coming McKenney Peter, lab, bds 13 Tradd McKenny Elizabeth, wid, r 8 Philadelphia McKenry Joseph W., collector News & Courier, r 4 Savage McKenry J. Richard, wks W. F. Paddon, bds 4 Savage McKenzie Alexander, c, porter J. S. Conner McKenzie Charles, lab, r 72 Spring McKenzie Charles, painter T. A. Beamish McKenzie Ellen, wid W. H., r 62 Hasel McKenzie E. B., wid R. D., r Church, sw cor Chalmers McKenzie George T., bds 6 New McKenzie James S., elk, r 77 President McKenzie John, boilermkr Miller & Kelly, r 77 President McKenzie Joseph, c, lab, r 11 Mazyck McKenzie Lemuel C., tinner, r 4 Norman McKenzie Richard D., bds Church, sw cor Chalmers McKenzie Roderick, wellborer, bds 353 King McKenzie Stephen, c, lab, r 5 Cromwell al McKernan Hugh, lab, r 419 King McKernan Mary, with Menke & Bro., r 419 King McKeon William B., collector, bds 10 Radcliffe McKiever Daniel, r 97 Spring McKiever Daniel J., carpenter, bds 97 Spring McKinlay Francis, c, elk, r 27 Beaufain McKinlay John, machinist Miller & Kelly, r 2 Horlbeck al McKinlay Monimia H., c, teacher Avery Normal Institute McKinlay Samuel W., c, carrier P. O., r 98 Calhoun McKinlay Whitfield, c, r 98 Calhoun HE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. 0 WOT IMP OTT VFD An elegant assortment, suitably cased, for OlMJjlJNtr Mil Y Ml. ^^i^tree^rpo868' at james allan's, McK 321 McM McKinlay William J., c, register mesne conveyance, Fire Proof Bldg, r 49 King McKinley Georgiana Miss, bds 40 Warren McKnight Frank, c, lab, r ns Spring, 3d w of Rutledge av McKnight Fortune, c, lab, r 733 King McKnight Samuel E., c, lab, r 22 America McLain John, wks Taylor Iron Works McLaren Julia F. Mrs., bds 14 Rutledge McLaughlin Michael, boatman, r 83 East Bay McLean George, lab, bds 1 Magazine McLean Jacob, c, fireman, r rear 198 Meeting McLean James, elk, r 5 Wilson McLean Samuel, c, cook A. Brookbanks, r 35 Wentworth McLean Stephen, c, undertaker, rear 75 Queen McLean S. A., wid J. J., bds 35 Rutledge av McLean Thomas, c, bricklayer, r 11 Warren McLean William, varieties, 344 King, r 621 King McLeish Archer D., engineer Chisolm's Mill McLEISH ARCHIBALD, pres Boatman's Phos. River Mining Co., and propr Vulcan Iron Works, 2 and 4 Cumberland McLeish James W., cy lab, r 13 South McLeish John, saddler, r 14 Mazyck McLeish John, wks Taylor Iron, Works McLoy Alexander (McLoy, Rice & Co.), r 108 Wentworth McLOY, RICE & CO. {A. McLoy, J. W. Rice and W. Lawson), whol and ret dry goods, notions, carpets, etc., 270 King and 67 Hasel. (See adv. front paster.) McMahon Ellen, wid P., bds rear 10 Judith McMahon James, carpenter, r 41 King McMahon John, brakeman S. C. R. R., r 24 Reid McMahon John, elk, r 11 Philadelphia McMAHON JOHN F., groceries and ship stores, 136 East Bay McMahon Richard, printer, r rear 10 Judith McMahon Thomas, policeman, r 20 Woolfe McManmon Michael, propr White Point Bathing House, White Point, opp Meeting McManus Edward F., printer A. M. Williams & Bro., bds 43 East Bay mar/lr imp nr\ of Charleston, s. c. takes fire, also HUIV1L IINo.UJ., Marine foreign risk., payableto^oia.^ GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., McM 322 McN McManus Edward L., elk, bds Amherst, nw cor America McManus Edward L., elk, bds 16 King McManus James J., conductor, r es Islington Ct, ist s of Cannon McManus John, fruit, 316 King McManus John, plumber, bds 43 East Bay McManus Michael J., carpenter, bds 16 King . McManus Robert E., elk, bds 16 King McManus Thomas F., grocer, 16 King McMillan James F., press foreman News and Courier, r 97 St. P-hilip McMillan James W., printer Journal Commerce, r 127 St. Philip McMillan John, wks R. Wing, r 2 Cooper Ct McMillan Oswald, elk, r 22 Middle McMillan Robert, engineer News and Courier McMillan Thomas, ship carpenter, r 107 Church McMillan William B., shoemkr, r 49 Morris McNab William, with Furchgott, Benedict & Co., bds 2 Glebe McNamara Ellen, wid Daniel, r 10 Ashton McNamara John B., carpenter, r 3 Norman McNamara Mary A. Mrs., fancy goods, 128 King McNamara Mary G. Miss, fruit, 12 Anson McNamara Michael, lab, r 17 Calhoun McNamee John V., with J. E. Adger & Co., bds 15 Pitt McNanly Bernard, elk, bds 177 St. Philip McNanly Patrick, grocer, 177 St. Philip McNaughton James, gasfitter, r 30 George McNeal Jacob, c, driver, r 43 Alexander McNeal John, c, hostler, r 360 King McNeal Plenty, c, cooper, r 14 South McNeill Charles, c, driver, r ss Queen, ist w of Friend McNeill Dover, c, cooper, r 7 Johnson Ct McNeill Frank, c, lab, r 62 America McNeill George, watchman Adger's Whf, r 128 Coming McNeill George Jr., foreman Adams, Damon & Co, r 39 Hanover McNeill James, tinner, bds 65 King McNeill John, c} bricklayer, r 15 Middle McNeill John, c, driver, r rear 18 Amherst The great southern freight line via Charleston, is noted for its Speed, and careful handling of goods. Palace Billiard Parlor and Ear X UIUUU UiXUUlU 1 UliUl UUU JU1. poited and Key West Segars in the city. McN 323 MAC McNeill Mary, wid, r 72 King McNeill Matthew, blacksmith A. McLeish, r 31 Market McNelty Charles S., with J. R. Read & Co., bds Waverly House McNelty Edward N., mate Stmr " Sappho," r Sullivan's Island McNelty William T., capt Stmr " Sappho," r Sullivan's Island McNulty George C. (H. O. Martin & Co.), r 19 Archdale McPherson Andrew, c, lab, r ss Mary, 4th e of America McPherson David, com mer, Southern Whf, r 24 Rutledge McPherson Edward, c, lab, r rear 4 Hudson McPherson Hardy, c, drayman, r 17 Charlotte McPherson John, carriage stable, 34 Chalmers, r 10 Trapman McPherson John J., r 291 East Bay McPherson Joseph, c, driver, r 73 Anson McPherson Peter, c, lamplighter, r 54 Smith McPherson Richard, c, grocer, 35 Calhoun McPherson William, c, lab, r rear 3 Wall McQueen Henry C., with Murchison & Williams, r Mills House McQueen John, auditor U. S. Customs, r 10 Glebe McRae John, c, lab, r es Meeting, n of Johnson' • McSherry James, foreman St. R. R., r 16 Hanover McSweeny Dennis, cooper, bds 9 Glebe McSwiney Daniel, butcher, r 272 Meeting McSwiney Ellen, wid Patrick, r 270 Meeting McSWINEY EUGENE P., teTopr S. & C. R. R., bds 272 Meeting McSwiney Timothy B., elk B.'Boyd, bds 270 Meeting McSwiney William J., butcher, bds 272 Meeting McTureous Ann, wid Edwin, bds 62 Spring McTureous John C., elk, r 6 Beaufajn McTureous Thomas M., elk E. Coffin, r 62 Spring McVeigh Catharine, wid James, r 32 Concord MABUS HENRY, watches, clocks, etc., 134 King Macbeth Alonzo M., c, waiter, r 21 Coming Macbeth Elizabeth M., wid R., r 1 Lamboll Macbeth James, c, lab, r 46 Radcliffe Machen E. C. (R. M. Adam & Co. and Adam, West & Co.), bds Waverly House Mfinn JR. T? A QfUST Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts lTIUUV OH JliiiOUlN the peck, every time. 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO.W.WILLIAMS & CO.,0^^"™ £££* MAC 324 MAG Mack Carr, c, bricklayer, r 19 America Mack George, lab, r 4 Hanover Mack John, c, driver, r rear 61 Anson Mack Lewis, c, driver, r 54 Morris Mack Major, c, lab, r 1 Picket Ct Mack Michael, lab, r 26 Amherst Mack Moses, c, lab, r 57 Smith Mack Robert M., machinist, bds 44 Warren Mack Samuel, c, carpenter, r 14 Spring Mack Timothy, lab, r 39 Calhoun Mack Walter, c, hostler P. Lee, r 3 Orange Mackenzie E. M., Miss, teacher Morris St. School Mackenzie John L., elk, bds 173 Coming Mackenzie J. M., wid J., r 173 Coming Mackenzie William M., elk R. Mure & Co., bds 173 Coming Mackey Charles T., c, lab, r 45 Charlotte Mackey E. W. M., r 8 Logan Mackey George, c, lab, r rear 11 Coming Mackey Henry, c, fisherman, r rear 415 King Mackey James, c, lab, r 9 Tradd Mackey John R., bds 303 East Bay Mackie Octavius J., machinist S. C. R. R., r 27 Nassau Mackin Bernard, elk A. S. Brown & Co., bds 80 King Mackin Elizabeth, wid Patrick, r 80 King Macmillan David, with L. Cohen & Co., r 49 Morris Macmillan Oswald, with F. Von Santen, r 20 Middle Macmillan William B., boots and shoes, retail, 97 King, r 49 Morris Macmurphy Mary L., wid J., bds 58 Hasel Macmurphy William C. (Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.), r 12 Wragg MACQTJEEN PETER,« provision and produce com mer, 25 Vendue Range, bds Charleston Hotel Madden Bernard, driver E. H. Stelling, r 6 Inspection Madrey John W., tinner T. W. Bliss, r 82 Queen Maers S., r 94 Broad Maggatt J. F., carpenter, r 31 George Magill Frank B., elk Dr. E, H. Kellers, bds 85 Broad Magill John (Erwin & Magill), r 3 Liberty Magill Robert J., bkkpr Furchgott, Benedict & Co., r 11 St. Philip Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid, promptly. MTITWPT.HY diamond rings, chains, lockets, Oil 11 UJJLll, Gent's Seal Rings, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King Street. MAG 325 MAL Magorty John, lab, r 61 Church MAGRATH ANDREW G., lawyer, 32 Broad, r 235 Calhoun Magrath Andrew G. Jr., lawyer, 34 Broad, r 29 Vanderhorst Magrath Charles, coppersmith, bds 28 Bull Magrath David, boatman, bds 28 Bull Magrath Edward, lawyer, 56 Broad, r 11 Rutledge av Magrath Ellen Mrs:, r 19 Mazyck Magrath Gordon M., c, elk, r 17 Mazyck Magrath Henry, fisherman, r rear 9 King Magrath Jane M., wid P., bds 6 Mazyck Magrath Patrick, blacksmith, r 45 Hasel MAGRATH WILLIAM J., pres S. C. R. R., r 8 Rutledge av Magrath William J. Jr., elk, bds 235 Calhoun Magrath , r 11 Rutledge av. (INFORMATION RE¬ FUSED.) Maguire Hugh, second hand store, r 26 Nassau Maguire Margaret, wid M., r Nassau, se cor Amherst Maguire Maurice, wks Taylor Iron Works, r 10 Wentworth Magwood Anthony, c} painter, r 118 Coming Magwood Henry, r Mills House Maher Daniel, janitor Memminger School, r rear same Maher Honora, wid Thomas, r 119 Calhoun Maher James, wks Taylor Iron Works, r 3 Middle Maher James J., elk, bds 171 King Maher Jeremiah T., overseer, r 119 Calhoun Maher John F., r 119 Calhoun Maher Mathew, carpenter, r rear ws St. Philip, s of Wentworth Mahlstedt Louis D., grocer, America, se cor Mary Mahoney James, shoer S. B. Hunter, r 103 Church Mahoney Jane A., wid J., r 1 Ashton Mahoney John, r 41 Montague Mahoney Thomas, elk, r 41 Montague Mahoney Thomas, r 34 Smitl^ Mahoney William, saloon, 140 Church Mahoney Caroline, wid John, r 54 Tradd Mahoney Cornelius, bkkpr J. E. Adger & Co., r4i Montague Main Police Station. Broad, sw cor Meeting Major George, c, lab, r44 Tradd Maiia William J., tel opr'S. C. R. R., r 59 Tradd Malloy Thomas, r 8 Green IMQ1 IDC" WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY I IN 0 U It L. OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., b¥„^e?h/4eetISs MAL 326 MAN Mallonee John C. (John C. Mallonee & Co.), r 29 Rutledgeav MALLONEE JOHN C. & CO. (J. C. Mallonee, A. W. Taylor and J. S. Simons), lumber mnfrs and dealers ; office and yards, Calhoun, ne cor Washington. (See adv. p. 102.) Malloy John, c, train hand N. E. R. R Malloy Michael, fireman S. C. R., R., r rear 19 Walker Malone Chicore, wid Edward T., bds 30 Woolfe Malone Clarence, elk, r 30 Woolfe Malone Edward C., elk, bds 30 Woolfe Malone John, tinner P. L. Guillemin, bds 45 Hasel Malone John, sergt police, r 14 Ann Maloney Henry, elk P. Brady, r Church, cor Cumberland Maloney Thomas, farmer, r ns Race, w of King Maloney Thomas, watchman Champion Cotton Press, r 214 Coming Mandeville James, painter T. A. Beamish Mandora Robert, £■, policeman Upper Station Manigault Andrew, ct lab, r rear 32 America Manigault Cain A., blacksmith, r es Oak, n of Congress Manigault Cesar, c, por'Jer, r ws Oak, n of Congress Manigault Edward L., elk, bds 1 Bull Manigault Gabriel E., curator Medical College, bds 6 Gibbes Manigault Henry M., r 1 Bull Manigault Henry M. Jr., receiving elk Phila. S. S. Line, bds 1 Bull Manigault Jacob, c, fireman, r 42 Reid Manigault James, huckster, r 2 Michel al Manigault James, c, porter, r 12 America Manigault Joseph, c, driver, r 41 Mary Manigault Louis, planter, r 6 Gibbes Manigault Peter, c, driver, r Blake, sw cor Drake Manigault Peter, c, harnessmkr, 230 Meeting, r 15 Judith Manigault Peter, c, lab, r ns Congress, w of King Manigault Robert, c, harnessmkr, 54 Calhoun, r 222 East Bay Manigault Thomas, c, carpenter, r rear 11 Doughty Manigault William, c, lab, r ws Chesnut, 1st s of Allway Mann Henry C., machinist, bds 43 Hanover Manning James, painter C. D. Franke, r 4 Williams row Manning Martin, lab, r 16 Wentworth Manning Thomas, wks S. C. R. R THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. Pfllapp MM Parln? 00NE BR0S-> psopb's, 109 meeting st, imauu JJ1111U1U lUlIUl. Gen'l Agts,,L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables, MAN 327 MAR Mannion John, bricklayer, bds 5 Spring Mannion Patrick, lab, r 55 Church Mannion Thomas, lab, r 1 McGorty al Mansfield Eliza S., wid George, bds 26 Charlotte Mansfield John, blacksmith, bds 112 Anson Mansfield Louis, elk C. F. Schwettmann, bds 26 Charlotte Mansfield Margaret, wid G., r 112 Anson Mansion House, Mrs. R. C. Finney, propr ; 69 Broad Manson E. V., wid G. R., bds 4 Hudson Manson George H., bds 4 Hudson Mantoue Benjamin (Mantoue & Co.), r 121 Queen Mantoue Eugene (Mantoue & Co.), bds 121 Queen MANTOUE & CO. (Eugene and Benjamin Mantoue), whol liquors and leaf tobacco,,and cigar mnfrs, 118 East Bay. (See adv. p. 120.) Manuel William M. A., c (Manuel & Rollins), r Queen, nr Church MANUEL & ROLLINS (W. M. A. Manuel and T. H. Rollins), barbers, 114 Meeting Manuthacky Joseph Capt., bds 6 Orarige Mappus John J., grocer, 61 Smith Mappus William, mer, r 536 King Marco John, agt, bds 588 King Marechal Hermine, wid J., bds ss Cannon, 2d w of President Marion Albert M., bds Pavilion Hotel Marion Benjamin P., planter, r 86 St Philip MARINE AND RIVER PHOSPHATE M. AND M. CO., J. R. Robertson, pres ; B. C. Hard, sec and treas; E. Willis, supt; 5 Hayne Mariners Church, Church, se cor Water MARION COFFEE HOUSE, A. & E. Fincken, proprs ; 188 East Bay. (See adv. p. 110.) Marjenhofif Johannes, upholsterer, 157 King Marjenhoff O. George, baker, 115 Church Markee John L., lab S. C. R. R., bds 34 Cannon Markley Margaret, wid D., bds 11 Brewster row Market Hall, Meeting, opp Market Marks Joseph, elk, M. Marks Marks Moses, dry goods ret., King, sw cor Tradd, and 422 King *' FOB GOOD TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, Go to MOO D & EA.SOIV, Meeting St., cor. Market. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO COTTON" FACTORS, Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. MAR 328 MAR Marley Emeline, wid J. E., bds Meeting, ne cor Columbus Marley George W., machinist S. C. R. R., r ns Hampstead Mall, 2d e of Aiken Marlow Jesse B., meter man Gas Lt. Cp., r 51 Smith Marques Manuel, ship yard, e end Amherst, r same Marscher John C., student, bds Anson, sw cor George Marscher William, whol grocer, 88 East Bay, r I George Marscher William F., grocer, Anson, sw cor George Marsh David C. (J. G. & D. C. Marsh), bds 25 Laurens Marsh James G. (J. G. & D. C. Marsh), r 25 Laurens Marsh J. G. & D. C. (James G. and D. C. Marsh), proprs dry dock and shipwrights, foot of Pritchard Marshall Alexander W. (R. M. Marshall & Bro.), bds 241 Meeting Marshall Andrew, boots and shoes, 116 King Marshall Caroline A. Miss (Misses C. A. & S. Marshall), bds 241 Meeting Marshall C. A. & S. Misses (Misses C. A. and S. Marshall), private school, 241 Meeting Marshall Edward A., elk First Nat. Bank, bds 113 Coming Marshall Edward C. (S. R. Marshall & Co.), r 10 Alexander Marshall Edward W. (E. ,W. Marshall & Co.), r 113 Com¬ ing Marshall Elizabeth, wid Alexander W., r 241 Meeting MARSHALL E. W. & 'CO. (E. W. Marshall and W. H. Snowden), whol dry goods and notions, 9 and 11 Hayne Marshall Frederick O., butcher, r Spring, nw cor Ashley Marshall George, ct shipper, r 11 Inspection Marshall Helena Mrs., matron House of Rest, r Ashley, sw cor Spring Marshall James B., elk E. W. Marshall & Co., bds 113 Coming Marshall James E., c, lab, r 29 Henrietta Marshall John, r 10 Alexander Marshall Joseph, c, cigarmkr, r 4 Percy Marshall Richard M. (R. M. Marshall & Bro.), r 241 Meeting Marshall R. M. & Bro. (R. M. and A. W. Marshall), real es¬ tate and stock brokers and auctioneers, 33 Broad Marshall Samuel R. (S. R. Marshall & Co.), r 2 Thomas Marshall Sarah Miss (Misses C. A. & S. Marshall), bds 241 Meeting THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through 1. Which, the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean. TTPT P ynnR ^IfrPfT1 A fine assortment of Spectacles, Eye Glasses. HilliJi lUUll UlUlli.. MARINE, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES AT ALLAN'S, 307 KINGSTREEI. MAR 329 MAR MARSHALL S. R. & CO. (S. R. and E. C. Marshall and J. J. Wescoat), hardware and house furnishing goods, 314 King Marshall Thomas, driver W. Johnson Marshall William, c, driver, r Coming, nw cor Duncan Marshall William, c, miller, r 179 Coming Marshall William F., with E. W. Marshall & Co., bds 113 Coming Marshall's Wharf, foot of Calhoun Marshburn James L., carpenter S. C. R. R., bds 114 St Philip Marshburn Joseph, c, carpenter, r 3 Kirkland lane Marshburn Nicholas, plumber, bds 114 St Philip Marshgrove J^mes, elk, bds 26 Magazine Marsteller Theodore, elk, bds 231 King Martens Henry, grocer ret, Spring, ne cor St Philip Martin Absalom G., bds 55 Spring Martin Alfred D., c, porter C. F. Schwettmann, r 60 Pitt Martin Augustus, c, baker, r rear 8 America Martin Benjamin, c, policeman, r 66 Line Martin C. O. Miss, teacher Bennett School Martin Emma Miss, bds 220 Meeting Martin George, c, lab, r Line, nw cor Ash Martin George M., drayman, r 17 Ann Martin George W., c, blacksmith, r 5 Roselane Martin Gertrude Miss, teacher Memminger School Martin Henry G., engineer, bds 55 Spring Martin Henry O. (H. O. Martin & Co.), bds Merchants Hotel Martin H. O. & Co. (H. O. Martin and G. C. McNulty), wood factors, Bennett's Whf, w end Bull Martin Ida Miss, teacher Bennett School Martin Jacob J. (Milnor & Martin), r New York Martin Jacob P., engineer S. C. R. R., r 24 Columbus Martin James, porter D. F. Fleming & Co., r 4 Inspection Martin James C., elk, r 2 College Martin James S., mer, r 221 Meeting Martin John, c, carpenter, r 13 Nassau Martin John, c, lab, r 18 Washington; Martin John B., bds 29 Smith Martin John D., c, tailor, 100 Calhoun, r 182 Queen Martin John M., saloon, 35 Market , ,A,lr ...p. ~r\r\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK UflA/IL I j\l V I (J Company chartered by the State. Capital aU UUIYIL II lO. paid in. 109 EAST BAY. 14 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO WHOLESALE GROCERS, t j Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. MAR 330 MAT Martin Joseph, c, lab, r rear 8 America Martin Joseph, c, lab, r 10 Savage Martin Joseph G., r 92 Coming Martin Richard D., c, porter, r 16 Alexander Martin Robert, boots and shoes, 117 Market Martin Rodwell H., elk Dowie & Moise, bds Allway, nw cor Pine Martin William G., elk G. J. Luhn, bds Allway, cor Pine Martin William L., with W. & W. Mnfg Co., rKing, nr John Martin William S., engineer Toale Mnfg Co., r 12 Allway Martinet Paul, c, seaman, r ns Reid, w of Drake Martinez Pinckney, c, lab, r ws Oak, n of Congress Marts William G. Rev., pastor Plymouth Cong. Ch., r 35 Bull Marvels Samuel, c, lab, r 10 Tradd Masche Emil, shoemkr F. Fischer, r 39 State Mason George, c, butcher, r 35 Reid Mason James, c, special police, r 35 Reid Mason Robert, c, butcher, r 35 Reid Massot Horace, r 8 Mary Masterman Edwin J., watches, clocks and jewelry, 479 King, r 7 Charlotte Masterman Elizabeth Mrs., with Miss M. L. Ashton Massey John, c, barber J. Vanderhorst, r 37 Hasel MATHER WILLIAM, propr Pioneer Furniture Factory, and undertaker, 444 King. (See adv. p, 93.) Matheson Christopher S., elk W. C. Courtney & Co., bds 6 Church Matheson Murdoch P., bkkpr S. C. Loan & Trust Co., r 6 Church Mathewes B. Lewis, with E. Bates & Co., r 96 St. Philip Mathewes Christopher, bkkpr, r 1 George Mathewes David, c, police, 1-56 Pitt Mathewes Edward, elk C. D. Ahrens & Co., bds 13 Coming Mathewes Edwin J., physician, r 1 Friend Mathewes James M., c, butcher Upper Market, r 8 Desportes Ct Mathewes John R. Jr., elk A. B. Mulligan, bds 23 East Bay Mathewes Oglesby W., c, messenger City Council, r 73 Line Mathewes Wilfred H., c, dairyman, r 41 Smith Mathewes William, c, tailor, 102 Broad, r 167 Coming THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace Billiarfl Parlor ani Bar. ™ MAT 331 MAX Mathews Henry, c, lab, r rear 4 Lucas Mathews Jacob, c, porter, r rear 39 Broad Matson Peter, bricklayer, r 21 Washington Matthews Charles, c, driver, r 66 Calhoun Matthews Charles G., elk W. W. Whilden & Co., bds 49 Beaufain Mathews Joseph S., elk W. C. Forsythe, bds 98 Tradd Matthews Paul F., elk, r es Islington Ct, 2d s of Cannon Matthews Richard, c, cigarmkr, r 3 Heyward Ct Matthews Samuel, c, seaman, r 16 America Matthews Samuel J. L., grocer, 99 Tradd, and wood yard, Lynch, s of Beaufain, r 98 Tradd Matthews Thomas H., c, lab, r 104 Anson Matthiessen Conrad S., elk, bds 140 King Matthiessen Frederick W., elk, bds 83 Spring Mathiessen Johanna, wid J., r 140 King MATTHIESSEN WILLIAM (Matthiessen & Doolittle), r 3 Franklin Matthiessen William S., elk, bds 140 King MATTHIESSEN & DOOLITTLE (W. Matthiessen and L. B. Doolittle), men and boys clothing and furnishing goods, Academy of Music Bldg, King, nw cor Market. (See front cover and p. 120.) Mauldin E. J., wid B. O., bds 22 Charlotte Mauldin Joseph L., with G. W. Williams & Co., bds 22 Charlotte Maull Ann, wid, r 422 King Maull B. Philip, wks S. C. R. R., r 27 Line Maull Edward H., blacksmith, r 22 Spring Maull James, molder, bds 422 King Maull Martin, wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 422 King Mauran John R., c, carpenter, r 3 Elizabeth Maxcy Milton, tinner J. W. O'Brien & Bro Maxwell Alex., c, lab, r 245 Meeting Maxwell Benjamin c, r 11 Limehouse Maxwell James, c, cook, r rear 51 East Bay Maxwell John, c, driver, r 10 Smith Maxwell Joseph, c, drayman, r 198 King Maxwell Joseph, c, lab, r 11 Limehouse Maxwell Lawrence,^, shoemkr, 117 Tradd, r 7 Limehouse UTrv/ATwT^rn K Cir\AT always have a full supply of puse wines and MOOD & iiiAoUJN ywMf. »*o" GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO I WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. MAX 332 MAZ Maxwell Stephen, ct carpenter, r 19 Marsh Maxwell Stephen, c, lab, r 38 Tradd Maxwell Stephen J., c, bricklayer, r 12 Morris Maxwell Thomas, c, driver, r 29 Woolfe Maxwell Thomas B., bkkpr, r 68 Coming Maxwell William,*:, bricklayer, r 157 Coming May Eliza, wid Patrick, bds Robbins Ct May F. C. cotton factor, bds Charleston Hotel May Henry, policeman, r 73 East Bay May James, c, lab, r es King, n of Grove May John J., engineer, bds Concord, sw cor Vernon May Margaret, wid John, r Concord, sw cor Vernon May Patrick F., wheelwright, r Robbins Ct May Pauline; wid Charles, r 402 King May Philip, leather and findings, 402 King Maybank David, bkkpr T. P. Smith, Mclver & Co., r Mt. Pleasant Mayer Rachel, wid M., r 121 Wentworth Mayfield Henry, c, driver, r 26 Washington Mayhew Gibson, c, porter, r rear 22 Amherst Maynard A. E., wid G. C., bds Charleston Hotel Maynard George C., elk Charleston Hotel Mayrant A. J. Mrs., bds 91 Cannon Mazyck Alexander H. (Radcliffe, Rice & Co.), r 2 Wragg Mazyck Arthur, lawyer, 64 Broad, r 2y2 Lamboll Mazyck Bartholomew G., conductor N. E. R. R., bds 2 Wragg Mazyck Francis, c, lab, r 28 Morris Mazyck Henry C., elk Sou. Ex. Co., r Summerville Mazyck Isaac, bkkpr J. S. Fairly & Co., r 3 Smith lane Mazyck James, c, driver, r 71 America Mazyck James S., elk N. E. R. R., bds 18 Mary Mazyck John, r 74 Morris Mazyck Joseph, c, lab, r rear 2 Calhoun Mazyck Mary, wid Peter, bds 58 America Mazyck Oscar, c, lab, r rear .7 Burns lane Mazyck "Peter, c, lab, r 1 Price al Mazyck Stephen, elk, f 68 Rutledge av Mazyck Theodore F., farmer, bds 2 Wragg Mazyck William G., elk N. E. R. R., bds 9 Amherst Mazyck William St. J., elk, bds 3 Smith lane HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. ROT (ITI AT 1TY of Silver P1ated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, UibMl U 2111111 Castors, Spoons, Forks, GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., NAC 354 NEL For NOVELTIES in DRESS GOODS, SILKS. MERINOS, POPLIN, ALPACA, BOMBAZINE, CASHMERE, HENRIETTA CLOTH, etc., call and examine the Great Bargains in this Department always offered at the Popular Establishment of FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO. 275 KX3STG- STREET. NACHMAN FANNIE, wid A., r 180 Meeting Nagel Adolph, tailor, r 15 Burns lane Nagel Henry, tailor, bds 15 Burns lane Nagel John, r 6 Alexander Nathan Campbell, c, candy mkr R. T. Fleming, r 18 John Nathan Henry H. (M. H. Nathan & Son), r 34 St. Philip Nathan Lea, wid. M. H., r 34 St. Philip NATHAN M. H. & SON (H. H. Nathan), carriages, wagons and harness, 150 Meeting, cor Wentworth. (See adv. p. 87.) Nathan Theodore, elk H. Bischofif, bds 34 St. Philip NATHANS JACOB N., lawyer, .63 Broad, r I College Nathan Samuel, c, fireman Hydraulic Press, r rear 87 Tradd Naughton Dennis, elk, r 94 Calhoun Naughton Ellen, wid P., bds 94 Calhoun Naughton P., sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r94 Calhoun Neil A., carpenter S. C. R. R., r 39 Line Neil William, wks F. Heinz Neill Charles, elk, bds 120 St. Philip Nell Clarence B., cf barber, 525 King, r 137 Coming Nell Isaac, c, porter A. S. Smith, r 36 Alexander Nell James W., c, wheelwright, 26*4 Spring Nell Jesse, c, tailor J. Rugheimer Nell John, c, wks J. H. Dunnemann, r 29 Reid Nelligan Mary, wid John, r 12 Anson Nelligan Michael, lab, r 12 Anson Nelson Charles D., elk, bds 21 Archdale Nelson Christian, porter Peoples Bank of S. C., r 54 Church Nelson Cyrus, c, driver J. Conroy, r 17 Aiken Nelson E. M., wid W. R., r 7 President Nelson George, c, lab, r 10 Morris Nelson Henry, c, seaman, r 13 Doughty Nelson Isaac, c, lab, r rear 69 Smith THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is noted for its Speed, and. careful handling of goods. Pate BillM Parlor and Bar1 i uiuuu OJliiiUl U1U11U1 UUU JJIU. ported and Key West Segars in the city. NEL 855 NEU Nelson James, c, fisherman, r ns Mount, 2d w of Rutledge av Nelson James D., elk S. A. Nelson & Co., bds 21 Archdale Nelson John, c, lab, r 14 King Nelson Lewis A. (S. A. Nelson & Co.), bds 21 Archdale Nelson London, c, lab, r rear 180 Meeting Nelson L., tailor, bds 54 Hasel Nelson Peter, c, barber, r 41 Warren Nelson Paul J., c, waiter J. Wulbern Nelson Robert, c, lab, r 39 Charlotte Nelson Samuel, c, fisherman, r rear 8 Vanderhorst Nelson Samuel A. (S. A. Nelson & Co.), r 21 Archdale NELSON S. A. & CO. (S. A. and L. A. Nelson), whol boots and shoes, 21 Hayne. (See adv. p 85.) Nelson Timothy, c, farmer, r ns Romney, 2d w of Meeting Nelson William, c, driver, r 18 America Nelson William, restaurant, 6 Beresford Nelson William H., boilermkr, bds 2 Bogard Nelson Zachariah, c, lab, r 87 East Bay Nesbit A., stairworker Toale Mnfg Co., bds 23 Society Nesbit Benjamin, c, tailor G. Connor, r 35 Coming Nesbit Charles, c, barber, r rear 163 King Nesbit Charles W., c, wks J. H. Anderson, r rear 24 Queen Nesbit John, c, painter, r rear 68 Broad Nesbit Joseph, carpenter, bds 51 St. Philip Nesbit Marcus, c, lab, r 196 King Nesbit Prince, c, lab, r 36 Mazyck Nesbit Scipio, c, bricklayer, r rear 25 Henrietta Nesbit William, c, lab, r 35 Warren Nesbit William, c, porter H. Haesloop, r 48 Nassau Nestor James, bds 6 Hasel Nestor John, bds 6 Hasel Nestor Joseph, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 6 Hasel Nestor Thomas, cooper, r 6 Hasel Nestor Thomas, gas fitter, r ss Shepard, w of Ash Nestor Thomas Jr., plumber and gasfitter, r 6 Hasel Nestor William, wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 6 Hasel Neuert Louis, lab, r Queen, ne cor State Neufifer Gottlob A., mer, r 11 Market Neufville Benjamin K., printer and stationer, 70 East Bay, r 48 Hasel Mflfvn Jfc- 1? A QflN Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts lUUUU <5C IjiiuUiM to the peck, every time. 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., C0TT02ST FACTORS, , Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. NEU 356 NIP Neufville Harriet E., wid B. S., r 76 Anson Neuman Catharine Mrs., fruit, 584 King Neuman John, baker O. G. Margenhoff Neuman John F., brakeman S. C. R. R., bds 584 King Neuman John M., wood worker, r Vernon, se cor Washington Neumeyer Louis, cigars and tobacco, 45 Broad, r 73 Church Neville Henry J., printer News & Courier, r ws Meeting, n of Tradd v Neville Thomas C., foreman printer News & Courier, r 13 Logan Neville Thomas J., printer News & Courier, bds 13 Logan Nevin Charles-E., jeweler J. Allan, r 307 King New Bridge Ferry, w end Spring New England Society, Thaddeus Street, sec and treas ; office 9 M. Atlantic Whf NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP CO., James Adger & Co., agts; 28 East Bay. (See adv. p. 112.) NEW YORK & S. C. S. S. CO., W. A. Courtenay, agt; 96 East Bay. (See adv. p. 113.) Newell Henry L., c, lab, r 7 Heyward Ct Newman John, policeman, bds 5 State Newton Justus A., foreman P. Win'eman, bds 2 George Newton Theodore E., steward City Hospital Neyle Charles F., elk T. L. Witsell, bds 120 St. Philip Neylon Daniel, porter D. O'Neill & Sons, r 31 Market Nickerson Jane Mrs., notions, 44 Calhoun Nicklin Thomas, painter, 104 King Nichols Jehu W., binder Lucas & Richardson, r 229 Meeting Nichols Joseph, c, wks Douglass & Jackson, r rear 118 Went- worth Nichols Sampson, c, lab, r rear 291 East Bay Nichols Samuel, c, blacksmith, r 6 Palmetto Niemann Adolph, bkkpr, r 5 Wentworth Nieter1 Herman, agt, cotton buyer, 6 Commercial Whf, bds 33 Meeting Nilson Louis, tailor, 76 Hasel, r 54 Hasel NIMITZ ADOLPH, rice and com mer, 209 East Bay Nimitz Adolph B., elk A. Nimitz Nipson Frank, policeman, r 19 Savage Nipson Thomas (Nipson & Rahming), r 6 Logan Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, liave their claims of reclamation paid promptly. MTFWFI.RY diamond rings, chains, lockets, UUll JjULl J., Gent's Seal Rings, &c„ at James Allan's, 307 King Street. NIP 357 NOR Nipson William B., elk Nipson & Rahming, bds 6 Logan NIPSON & RAHMING (T. S. Nipson and J. C. Rahming), boots and shoes, 233 King. (See adv. p. 85.) Noble Alexander c, waiter, r rear 10 Rutledge Noble Edmund, c, lab, r 13 Calhoun Nohrden Frank E., elk, bds 10 Concord Noisette Alexander, millwright, r 4 Roselane Noisette George, c, wks A. Gage & Co., r rear 28 Nassau Noisette Henry B., c, carpenter, r 165 Calhoun Noisette Henry S., c, carpenter, r 165 Calhoun Noisette Jacob H., c, tailor, r 165 Calhoun Noisette Joseph, c, farmer, r 32 Woolfe Noisette Joseph J., c (P. N. & J. J. Noisette), r ns Simons, w of King Noisette Lewis, c, lab, r 10 Duncan Noisette Paul N., c (P. N. & J. J. Noisette), r ns Simons, w of King Noisette Philip L., c, farmer, r ws King, n of Simons Noisette P. N. & J. J., c (Paul N. and Joseph J. Noisette), produce and vegetable dealers, Central Market Noisette Samuel, c, lab, r 46 Society Nolan Bridget Mrs., varieties, 25 Queen Nolan Catherine Mrs., boarding, 71 East Bay Nolan Eliza, wid John, bds 7 Williams Row Nolan James, lab, bds i^Reid Nolan James R., wheelwright, r 19 John Nolan Jane Mrs., r 149 King Nolan John, blacksmith, bds 90 Calhoun Nolan' Michael, lab, bds 92 Spring Nolan Michael, lab, r 8 Washington Nolan Michael, painter, bds 71 East Bay Noland John, elk Melchers & Muller, bds 83 East Bay NOLAND JOHN C., mnfr saddlery and harness, also military and firemen's equipments, 49 Broad Noland Julius S., r 49 Broad Nolte John O., bkkpr Klinck, Wickenberg & Co., r 168 Queen Nolte Louis, wks M. Goldsmith & Son, r 168 Queen Nolte William, carrier P. O., r 140 King Nordell Gustav, painter, r 32 Market INSURE WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., NOR 858 NUS Norden Adolph (Octavus Cohen & Co.), r 52 Tradd Nordmeyer Richard, carpenter Charleston Hotel Normap Charles, carpenter, bds 71 East Bay Norman Charles Jr., lab bds 71 East Bay Norman Charles H., c, waiter, r ws Nassau, n of Woolfe Norman Joseph, c, lab, r rear 21 Church Norman Thomas, lab R. J. Morris, bds 71 East Bay Norris Henry B., c, carpenter, r 97 Wentworth North Charles, c, painter, r 69 Rutledge av North Eastern Railroad, office, ns Chapel, e of Alexander North James, elk W. K. Ryan & Son, r 103 Tradd North Marcus, c, lab, r 2 Rikers al North R. Thurston, elk L. D. Mowry & Son, r 103 Tradd Northrop Claudian B. Rev., pastor St. Mary's Church, r 74 Wentworth Northrop Henry Rev., pastor St. Patrick's Church, r 94 St. Philip Northrop L. C., U. S. district atty, office U. S. Court House Northrup Francis, c, cook, r I Elizabeth Norton Henry, c, wks John C. Mallonee & Co., r 12 Percy NORWOOD C.WM.S., compiler Sholes' City Directories, Charleston, S. C., Atlanta and Augusta, Ga., Little Rock, Ark. and Memphis, Tenn.; office 3 Broad, r 46 Wentworth Norwood George A. (Norwood & Coker), r 32 Magazine NORWOOD & COKER (G. A. Norwood and J. L. Coker), factors and com mers, Accommodation Wharf Notice Benjamin, c, wks W. J. Parker, r 86 Tradd Notice Robert, c, lab, r rear 40 South Bay Nowell Edward, c, bricklayer, r rear Reid, nw cor Meeting NOWELL FRANK A., photograper J. H. Anderson, bds 213 Meeting. (See adv. front cover and p. 108.) Nowell John L., r 26 Wall Nowell Nancy, c, confectioner, 10 State Nugent Henry, bds 187 Kiifg Nugent Margaret, wid Richard, r 187 King Nugent Mary J. Miss, dressmkr, 187 King Nunan John W., detective, r 5 State Nunan Mary, wid George, r Payne, se cor Nunan Nunan Timothy, lab, r 3 Drake Nuss Henry, ship carpenter, r 178 East Bay •THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with 1 Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. V. R. R. from Maine to Texas. PqIqop "Rilliarfl Parlnr 00NE BE0Si» pbopb's, 109 meeting st, 1 lullOU UilliUlU 1 Ullull Gen'l Agts, L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables O'BR 359 O'BR SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONSUMERS AND SEALERS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. FURCHG-OTT, BENEDICT & CO., 373 XSXNG STREET, Keep always one of the Largest, Cheapest, and Best Selected Stocks in their line, suitable in quality and price to please one and all. O'BRIEN ANDREW, lab, r I McSwiney Ct O'Brien Catharine, wid John, r 16 Chinquapin O'Brien Charles J., lab, r 26 Tradd O'Brien Daniel, boots and shoes, 439 King O'Brien David K., miller, r Drake, nw cor Columbus O'Brien Edward, carpenter and builder, 138 East Bay O'Brien Hugh, policeman, and dry goods, 188 East Bay O'Brien Isaac, c, lab, r ws President, s of Nunan • O'Brien James, barkpr J. Reilly, bds 79 East Bay O'Brien James, lab, r 18 Wentworth O'Brien James, marble cutter E. R. White, bds 188 East Bay O'Brien James J., elk W. H. Chafee & Co., bds 15 Coming O'Brien Jeremiah, engineer Charleston Hotel O'Brien John, lab, r 186 East Bay O'Brien John J., cigarmkr W. H. Boring, bds 550 King O'Brien John W. (J. W. O'Brien & Bro.), r 20 Hanover O'Brien Joseph E., wks Miller & Kelly, bds 10 Judith O'Brien J. W. & Bro. (J. W. and M. J. O'Brien), stoves and tinware, 603 King O'Brien Luke, lab S. C. R. R.., r 4 South O'Brien Matthew J. (J. W. O'Brien & Bro.), r 243 Meeting O'Brien Michael, lab, r 3 Bedon al O'Brien Michael, saloon, 65 Market O'Brien Patrick, carpenter E. O'Brien O'Brien Patrick, lab N. E. R. R., bds 7 Aiken O'Brien Patrick, watchman S. C. R. R O'Brien Patrick H., lab, r 24 Reid O'Brien Samuel P., elk G. H. Walter & Co., bds 20 Hanover O'Brien Thomas S. (W. H. Chafee & Co.), r 15 Coming O'Brien Timothy, butcher Central Market, r 51 Spring O'Brien Timothy, lab, r 428 King O'Brien William, lab N. E. R. R., r 24 Reid O'Brien William, shoemkr, r 83 East Bav FOE GOOD TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, 0o to MOOD «fc EASON, Meeting St., cor. Market. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON FACTORS . NOS. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. O'BR 360 O'GA O'Brien William, tinner Adams, Damon & Co., bds 243 Meeting O'Brien William H., carpenter, Marsh, foot of Society O'Bryan Edwin L., elk Matthiessen & Doolittle, bds 6 St. Philip O'Bryne James, tinner J. B. Duval & Son, bds Mills House O'Connell Anthony, house painter, Meeting, cor Cumberland, bds 12 Anson O'Connell Cecilia, wid Anthony, r 2 Anson O'Connell James F., route agt U. S. Ry M. S., bds 93 Church O'Connell John J., elk B. O'Neill, bds 12 Anson O'Connor Bridget Mrs., huckster, 196 East Bay O'Connor Catharine M., wid James, r 118 Meeting O'Connor Louisa E., wid W. E., bds 26 Society O'Connor M&rgaret C., boarding, 93 Church O'Connor Mary, wid Michael, r 27 Meeting O'Connor Michael, policeman, r 14 Queen O'Connor Michael P., lawyer, 30^ Broad, r 27 Meeting O'Connor Thomas, blacksmith, r 118 Meeting O'Connor Thomas T., bds 196 East Bay O'Connor William, dry goods, 508 King O'Connor'William J., plasterer, bds 118 Meeting O'Connor William J., watches and jewelry, 517 King, bds 117 Coming O'Day Michael, junk dealer, Exchange, cor Gillon O'Day Robert, policeman, r 2 McGorty al O'Dell William J., elk Street Brqs., r 10 John O'Donnell Ann, wid John, r 22 Broad O'Donnell Martin, junk dealer, 28 Tradd O'Donnell Morgan, lab, bds 41 King O'Donnell Owen, lab, r 24 East Bay O'Donnell Patrick, r rear 9 King O'Donnell Thomas F., sashmkr, bds 28 Tradd O'Donovan Patrick, porter B. O'Neill, r State, ne cor Queen O'Donovan John, messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bds 46 Wentworth O'Dowd Michael, lab, bds 93 Church O'Driscoll Daniel M., cashier W. U. Tel. Co., r 3 Savage O'Gara James F., tinner R. J. Morris, r 19 State O'Gara Lawrence, elk Dowie & Moise, bds 19 State O'Gara Patrick, wks S. C. R. R., r 19 Cannon rE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean. STATIOWEft, BOOKSEttEH, AND DEALER IN FANCY GOODS, NDTI School Books, Law Books, Lai Stationery, SCHOOL SUPPLIES GENERALLY, A Full Line of LAW BLANKS Alwajs on Hand PAPER BAGS, WRAPPING PAPER, MANILLA PAPER, COTTON TWINE, PAPER TWINE, PAPER FLOUR SACKS COTTON ELOUR SACKS, NOTE PAPER, LETTER PAPER. ENVELOPES, NOTE & DRAFT BOOKS. COTTON BOOKS, MONEY RECEIPT BOOKS, MUCILAGE, LEDGER, DAY, & RECORD BOOKS, INKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PENCILS, HYMN BOOKS, BIBLES. NOVELS, And every thing usually kept in an extensive Stationery House may be had at the very lowest prices. I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUCH .A.S PAPER BAGS, TWINES, WRAPPING PAPER, FLOUR SACKS, LIQUOR LABELS, &c. Keep always on hand the largest and most varied stock of these articles of any house in Charleston. Send for Catalogue of School Books. EDWARD PERRY, 149 Meeting Street, QZETA-ZE^ILESTOlsr, S. O. {[fliP YflTTR ^If-rfTT ^ ^ne assortment °f Spectacles, Eye Glasses. ilillJl lUUll UiUlli, MARINE, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES AT ALLAN'S, 301 RING STREET. O'GO 361 O'NE O'Gorman Thomas, harnessmkr, 3 John O'Hear Anna F., wid A. F., bds 65 St. Philip O'Hear John N., c, sampler, r Line, nw cor Park O'Hear Samuel, c, elk P. O., r Line, nw cor Park O'Hear S. Isabella, wid L. W., bds 65 St. Philip O'Herin John, blacksmith Taylor Iron Wks, bds 11 Vernon O'Herin Patrick, driver, r 11 Vernon O'Keefe Edward, lab, r Calhoun, sw cor East Bay O'Keefe James, lab, r 15 Marsh O'Keefe John, night elk Pavilion Hotel, r St. Philip, nw cor R.3.ckcr 3.1 O'KEEFE LAURENCE E., manager Walton, Whann & Co., 151 East Bay, r Sullivan's Island O'Keefe Thomas, watchman Atlantic Wharves, r 29 Hasel O'Mara Cornelius, elk S. C. R. R., bds 529 King O'Mara C. Mrs., dressmkr, 529 King O'Mara Daniel, lab, bds 20 Went worth O'Mara John, second-hand books, 82 Queen O'Mara John F., tel opr N. E. R. R., bds 82 Queen O'Mara Michael, molder Taylor Iron Wks, r 20 Wentworth O'Neale Thomas P., musician, r 40 Radcliffe O'Neale William T., carpenter, r ns Allway, w of Pine O'Neill Ann, wid W., bds 13 Marsh O'Neill Arthur L., elk, bds 15 Pitt O'NEILL BERNARD, whol grocer and com mer, and agt " National" S. S. Co., 189 East Bay, r 56 Meeting O'Neill Catharine, wid James, r 22 Queen O'Neill Daniel (D. O'Neill & Sons), bds 375 King O'Neill Dennis (D. O'Neill & Sons), r 375 King O'Neill Dennis, boots and shoes, 358 King O'NEILL D. & SONS (Dennis, M. C. and Daniel O'Neill), boots, shoes and trunks whol, 33 Hayne, ret, 375 King. (See adv. front cover.) O'Neill Edward, bkkpr Charleston Hotel Stables, r 35 Anson O'Neill Eliza Mrs., boarding, 41 Queen O'Neill Emily V., wid J. J. A., bds 14 Felix O'Neill Emmett J., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., r 15 Pitt O'NEILL FRANCIS L., chief Fire Dept and agt Artesian Baths, Meeting, ne cor Wentworth, r 33 Society O'Neill 'Frank Q., student, bds 56 Meeting 1 1 sa h a ■— ...n 7\r\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK HOME INS. CO., scyob"ttredbyt^»E,&TBpiy!au 16 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. O'NE 362 OGI O'Neill Henry J., with B. O'Neill, bds 56 Meeting O'Neiil James, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 42 Alexander O'Neill James B., bkkpr B. O'Neill, bds 56 Meeting O'Neill John, fruits, 419 King O'Neill John T., ship carpenter, bds 16 Society O'Neill Margaret A., wid J., bds 4 Orange O'Neill Mary Miss, milliner, 397 King O'Neill Mary, wid Henry, bds 397 King O'Neill Mary A., wid J, F., r 15 Pitt O'Neill Michael C. (D. O'Neill & Sons), bds 375 King O'Neill Patrick, porter Crane, Boylston & Co O'Neill Robert, saloon, 29 State O'Neill William, c, carpenter, r 10 Pinckney O'NEILL WILLIAM P., M. D., dentist, 101 Meeting, r 56 Meeting O'Regan Ann Miss, bds 508 King O'Rourke Farrell, conductor S. C. R. R., r 290 Meeting O'Rourke Martin, printer, bds 19 Pitt O'Rourke Mary, wid James, r 24 Reid O'Rourke Patrick, r 19 Pitt O'Shaughnessey Alice, wid M., r 39^ Calhoun O'Shaughnessey Malachi, shoemkr, 70 Wentworth O'Sullivan John P., saloon and grocer, 511 King O'Sullivan Martin, tinner, bds 20 Mazyck OAKES WILLIAM, c, lab, r 3 Mary Oakman Clifford, elk R. Oakman, r 87 Church Oakman Rutherford, sale stable, 85 Church, r 5 Savage Oakman William II., elk, bds 5 Savage Oates Benjamin, c, carpenter, r 17 Radcliffe Oberhauser Isabella Mrs., r Union Widows Home Odell John, lab, r 10 John Odom Lewis C., c, waiter H. Gourdin Odom Samuel, c, lab, r Washington, ne cor Vernon Oelrich John C., organ builder, 455 King Oetjen J. George C., grocer, 86 Wentworth Ogden Edward, c, cooper, r rear 72 Calhoun Ogier Thomas L. (T. L. Ogier & Son), r 2 Rutledge OGIER T. L. & SON (T. L. and W. G. Ogier), physicians, 2 Rutledge HE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palate JillM Pari* ail u rf.rii'ES OGI 363 OSB Ogier William G. (T. L. Ogier & Son), r 60 Hasel Ogilvie Margaret, wid M., r 25 Church Ogilvie William M., elk H. Card, bds 25 Church Ohlandt Diedrich W. (Lehmkuhl & Ohlandt), r 32 Meeting Ohlkers Rudolph H., elk N. Fehrenback Ojemann Bertha, wid J. C., r 367 King Ojemann John C., bds 367 King Oldenburg Eide H., grocer, 8 Wall OLDENBUTTEL JOHN W., saloon and restaurant, 103 East Bay Oleus Ballentine C., fish dealer, r 42 Market Oliver Alexander, c, driver, r 38 Alexander Oliver August, wharf builder, r 13 Ann Oliver Charles, c, porter F. W. Wagener & Co Oliver Henry, carpenter, r 17 King Oliver Richard, c, lab, r 10 George OLIVER WILLIAM J., printer, and cigars and tobacco, 127 Meeting, r 119'Meeting. (See adv. p. 106.) Oliver William T., c, naval store insp, r 15 Alexander Olsen Christian M., city gauger, r 44 St. Philip Olsen James, c, barber, r 43 Chalmers OPDEBEECK FRANCOIS, propr Victoria Hotel, 211 King Opdebeeck Francis Jr., bds Victoria Hotel Oppel George F., printer Journal Commerce, r 9 Washington Oppel John G. H., carpenter, r 9 Washington Oppel Walter P., carpenter, bds 9 Washington Oppenheim Joseph H., wks W. F. Paddon, r 432 King Oppenheim Joseph J., auctioneer, 432 King Ord James, c, lab West Point Mill, r same Orie Ansel, .c, stevedore, r 6 Mill Orie Isaac, c, lab, r ns Line, w of Coming Orie Jacob, c, bricklayer, r 104 Spring Orie Jacob, c, carpenter, r ,16 Nassau Orr Samuel, c, lab, r ns May Ct, nr river Ortmann Christian L., boarding house, 18 St. Philip Ortmann Frederick J., blacksmith, 20 St. Philip Ortmann Henry, musician, bds 2 St. Philip Osborne Buncombe P., c, wks U. S. Lt. House engineer's ofifjee,. r St. Michael al Osborne George E., dep U. S. collector, r 9 Hampden Ct UlTAA-n O "171 A OA1VT ALWAYS HAVE A FULL SUPPLY OF PUEE WINES AND- MOOD &EASOJN "°d»° dsuiM8rfSi:te GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. OSB 364 OWE Osborne John, c, baker J. Cappell Osborn Joseph, c, lab, r 18 Chapel Osborne Julius, c, porter, r 8i St. Philip Osborne Thomas, foreman, r 38 Beaufain Osborne William, c, shoemkr, r 16 Warren Osborne William R., c, carpenter, r 22 Duncan Osier Henry E., with E. Bates & Co., r King, s of Broad Ostendorff Charles A., grocer, 198 Meeting Ostendorfif Charles L., grocer, 376 King, bds 5 New Ostendorff G. D. William, elk Jager Bros., bds 28 Society Ostendorfif Herman E.,"clk W. Ufiferhardt, r 5 New Ostendorfif John A., elk Com. Pleas Court, office Court House, bds 353 King Ostendorfif John M., grocer, 64 Smith Ostendorfif Martin J. H., elk L. Schnell, bds 28 Society Ostendorfif Theodore D., elk J. W. O'Brien & Bro. bds 5 New Ostendorfif William, grocer, r 5 New Ostendorfif William F. (J. Hurkamp & Co."), r 93 Broad Osterholtz F., elk, bds Concord, se cor Calhoun Osterholtz Henry, grocer, 3 Ashley Osterholtz John D., corn mill, 3 Mill Othmar Henry, elk, bds 3 Liberty Otis Arthur P., elk A. S. Smith, r 16 Meeting Otis Maria C., wid W. M., r 2 Church Ott John, blacksmith, bds 47 Spring Otten Cord H., asst bkkpr O. F. Wieters, r 18 Tradd Otten Diedrich, fruit, 11 Columbus Otten John F., elk, bds 18 Tradd Otto Charles, blacksmith, r 43 St. Philip Ottolengui Daniel, health inspector, r 101 Meeting Ottolengui Israel, r 3 Maiden lane Ottolengui Jacob, bds 3 Maiden lane OTYEN J. H. C., grist mill, 7 Wall Overin Aaron, c, lab, r rear 171 St. Philip Owens Annie Miss, bds Waverly House Owens Cornelius, c, lab, r 43 Elizabeth Owens Elizabeth, wid John M., r 45 Hasel Owens George, c, butler H. S. Griggs Owens James R., machinist S. C. R. R., r 560 King Owens Peter, c, coppersmith, r 6 Chapel 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most; reliable carriers in the South. RffST flTTATiTTY of Silver Plated Ware>Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, DDkJl 1(1 U HUH 1 Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King. OWE 365 PAR Owens Preston, c, fisherman, r 69 Rutledge av Owens Susan, c, seamstress, r 1 Alexander Owens William B.,c, butcher, r Sires, ne cor Spring Owens William H., c, elk public weigher, r 89 Smith Oxlade E. L. Mrs., vice prin Morris St. School Oxlade M.Mrs., rUnion Widows Home FIFRCHGQTT, BENEDICT & CO. DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C. 275 KING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. BRANCHES:—355 Broadway, N. Y., Atlanta, Ga., Jacksonville, Fla. PADDON WILLIAM F„ gas and steam fitter, plumber and mnfr gas apparatus, 447 King Page Henry, c, restaurant, 143 Market Pajne David, c, waiter, r 8 Felix Paine Eliza A., wid Thomas, bds 220 East Bay Paine Morton B., bkkpr W. A. Courtenay, r 13 Smith Paine Portius R., wharfinger Adger's Whf, r 25 Coming PALACE BILLIARD PARLOR, Cone Bros., proprs; 109 Meeting. (See top lines.) Palmer Abel H., watchman S. C. R. R., r 19 John Palmer Carolina, c, lab, r 8 Charlotte Palmer Clarence, c, porter A. Langer, r rear 6 Horlbeck al Palmer Edward, c, lab, r 14 Hanover Palmer Edward S., c, bricklayer, r 7 Dereef Ct Palmer Francis, c, lab, r es Hunters al, s of Reid Palmer Henry G., c, cabinetmkr J. Livingston, r 7 Dereef Ct Palmer John, c, painter T. A. Beamish Palmer J. L., c, tailor, r 5 ]/2 Sires Palmer Stephen, c, seaman, r 29 Henrietta Palmetto Wharf, J. W. Cudworth, wharfinger; Concord, 2d s of Hasel PANKNIN CHARLES F., druggist, 123 Meeting, r II Rutledge Pansin Alphonso O., with Sell & Foster, r 48 Cannon Pansin O. Miss, vice prin Bennett School Paramore James, bds 353 King importers and dealers in FIRE AND MARINE RISKS BY HOME INSURANCE CO., of Charleston, S. C. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., PAR 366 PAR Pardue George G., phosphate dealer, bds 38 Warren Pardue J. D., engineer S. C. R. R., r Aiken, S. C Pardue William S., phosphate, r 38 Warren Park John, c, tailor, r 16 Nassau Parker Albert, c, bricklayer, r 3 President Parker Amelia N. Mrs., vice prin Morris St. School Parker Cyrus, c, lab, r rear 29 Legare Parker Daniel H./clk, bds 3 Friend Parker Elizabeth A.,wid B. J., bds 118 Wentworth Parker Frank H., corresponding elk H. Card, r 5 E. Battery Parker Francis L., physician, bds 114 Tradd Parker George, mer, r 6 George Parker Henry, c, lab, r St. Michael al Parker Henry Nott, elk Gourdin, Matthiessen & Co., r 1 Lad- son Ct Parker James, c, waiter, r 87 Smith PARKER JAMES H. (J. H. Parker & Co.), r 43 Meeting Parker Jane Mrs., dry goods, 62 Church Parker John H., c, shoemkr, 76 King, r ws Logan, bet Mazyck and Tradd Parker Joseph, c, cooper, r rear 24 Coming Parker Joseph, c, lab, r rear 58 Meeting Parker J. E., physician, r 43 Meeting PARKER J. H. & CO. (J. H. Parker and A. S. Trumbo), cotton factors and naval stores, Accommodation Whf, 20 Vendue Range. (See adv. back paster.) Parker Mary, wid Daniel, r 1 Philadelphia Parker Mitchell, c, lab, r rear 26 George Parker Richard, c, lab, r rear 3 Henrietta Parker Robert, c, butler, r 9 Burns lane Parker Robert, c, cooper, r rear 24 Coming Parker Robert, elk C. Litschgi, bds 69 Church Parker Tecumseh, c, bricklayer, r Inspection, nwcor Concord Parker Theodore, c, butcher, r 73 Spring Parker Thomas, lab, r 62 Church Parker William, c, cooper, r 22 Church Parker William, c, tinner, r 12 Tradd Parker William J., c, policeman, r 65 Cannon Parkerson Mary, wid George, bds 44 Calhoun Parmelee Philip E., printer Journal Commerce, r 14 George THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Dnlnnn Hilll'ind TLnlnn CONE BROS.,PHOFaS,109 MEETING ST. i S13CB dIIIM ranor. ssi& co-,s corded Edse PAR 367 PAT Parry James D. (G. W. Rouse & J. D. Parry), r 203 Coming Parry Peter, machinist S. C. R. R. Car Wks, r 35 Cannon Parsell John F., mess Charleston Exchange, r Church, sw cor Queen Parsell S. A., wid William, r Planters Hotel Bldg Parsell William R , elk C \V. Henry, bds Planters Hotel Bldg PARSELL, see also PURCELL Parsons Bridget Mrs., confectioner, 19 Laurens Parsons Henry E., steward Pavilion Hotel Parsons Martin, tailor, 43 Calhoun Parsons Michael W., ship carpenter, bds 43 Calhoun Parsons William M., c, lab, r Washington, ne cor Vernon Pasalerlo Charles, saloon, 6 Market, r 227 East Bay Passailaigue Emile J., engineer, bds 353 King Passailaigue Mary E., wid U.,bds 83 Spring Passailaigue Theodore, elk Enterprise R. R. Co., bds 313 East Bay Passailaigue William G., fireman S. C R. R., r 83 Spring Pastor Tony, c, stevedore, r ns Reid, w of Bay Patat William L., fruit and tobacco, 547 King Patrick Cassimer C., dentist, 50 Society, bds 37 Society Patrick Charles E., dentist J. B. Patrick, bds 37 Society Patrick James, printer, r 107 Church Patrick John, c, butcher, r ss Shepard, e of King PATRICE J. BURCKMYER, dentist, 50 Society, r 37 Society Patrick J. Burckmyer, Jr., dentist J. B. Patrick, bds 37 Society Patrick Peter, c, butcher, r 11 Reid Patterson Ann R. wid S. H., bds 83 jd Beaufain Patterson Edwin R., with Kinsman Bros., r 57 Beaufain Patterson Eliza, wid F., bds 2 Sires al Patterson Frank, lab, r 2 Sires al Patterson Guy, c, painter, r 12 Chalmers Patterson Henry, c, lab, r rear 18 Hanover Patterson James, c, carpenter, r 132 Tradd Patterson Jesse C., fireman S. C. R. R., bds 34 Reid^ Patterson John L., c, miller J. Campsen & Co., r 7 Nassau Patterson Oliver, painter T. A. Beamish Patterson Philip, c, lab, r Blake, sw cor Drake PSE3H PARCHED AND GROUND COFFEES, always to be found at X MOOD Sc EASON'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. f. WILLIAMS & CO., PAT 368 PEL Patterson Washington, c, porter W. A. Gibson, r 82 King Patterson William A. Rev., r 5 Nassau Patterson Francis F., elk E. T. Brown, bds 3 Marsh Paturzo Joanna, wid F., bds 3 Marsh Paul Dunbar J., mer, r Broad, cor Church Paul George, baker, Smith, sw cor Morris Paul George (John Paul & Co.), r 46 Meeting Paul John (John Paul & Co.), r 46 Meeting PAUL JOHN & CO. (John and George Paul), fancy and staple grocers, 47 Broad, cor Church Paul , printer, bds 140 Church Pauls Charles H., elk F. W. Wagener & Co., bds 44 State Pauls Gerdt H., grocer, 19 King PAULS HENRY, boots and shoes, 195 King Pauls Henry, grocer, 44 State Pauntue Brutus, c, lab, r 49 State PAVILION HOTEL, Geo. T. Alford, propr; Meeting, nw cor Hasel. (See adv. back cover and p. 96.) PAVILION HOTEL BILLIARD PARLOR, Jos. Price, Jr., propr; Meeting, nw cor Hasel Pawley James, c, carpenter J. C. H. Claussen Pawley James C. Rev., c, pastor Salem Baptist Ch., r 61 Anson Pawley Peter-, c, baker, r 15 3 Calhoun Paxall Jonas, c, porter, r rear 48 Nassau Peace Eugene, c, wks E. DeMarcs, bds 82 Smith Peace R. Mrs., c, teacher Shaw Memorial School Peace Thomas, c, lab, r 1 Duncan Peace Thomas, c, porter S. C. Loan & Trust Co., r 82 Smith Pearson Benjamin E. H., carpenter, r 49 Line Peazant Thaddeus, c, lab, r 8 Heyward Ct Peckman Richard, elk, bds 71 East Bay Pecksen John N., elk H. W. Kriete Pellington Jacob, c, carpenter, r 107 Coming Pelissier Mitchell, scissors grinder, r rear 98 Market. Pelzer Anthony P., physician, 52 St. Philip Pelzer Francis J. (Pelzer, Rodgers & Co.), r 7 Lynch Pelzer Francis J. Jr. (Pelzer, Rodgers & Co.), bds 9 Drake PELZER, RODGERS & CO.(F.J. Pelzer, Sr., F. S. Rodgers, W. G. Muckenfuss, T. S. Inglesby and F. J. Pelzer, Jr.), cotton factors and com mers, Brown's Wharf HE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN CITIfSS. to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. PEL 369 PER Pelzer William T., bds 7 Lynch Pemberton H. Walker, student, r 62 Wentworth Pemero Ramon, fisherman, r 42 Market Pemberton Sallie Miss, teacher Memminger School Pencile Henry, c, lab, r rear 32 Calhoun Pencile Jeremiah, c, blacksmith, r 15 Ann Pencile Joseph, c, baker J. C. H. Claussen, r 3 Inspection Pencile Joseph, c, plasterer, r 117 Church Penders Matthew, lab, bds 42 Alexander Penders Patrick, asst engineer West Point Mills, r 42 Alex¬ ander Pennal Alexis, elk, r 19 Montague Pennal Charles, elk E. R. White, bds 19 Montague Pennal Mary, wid R. E., bds 19 Montague Peoples Bank of South Carolina, 9 Broad Peoples Building & Loan Association, W. Geo. Gibbs, sec and tresis * q Broad PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, C. O. Witte, pres; H. G. Loper, cashier ; 15 Broad. (See adv. p. 82.) PEOPLES SAVINGS INSTITUTION, A. Gage, pres; II. S. Griggs sec and treas ; 34 Broad Peper John, elk Melchers & Muller, bds 42 Society Pepper R. H., elk, bds 4 Savage Percival Edward W., sash and blindmkr, east end Columbus, r 566 King Percival John, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 5 President Percival Susan F., wid John, r 5 President Pereneau Abram, c, lab, r 37 Charlote Pereneau Francis, c, waiter, r rear 8 Horlbeck al Pereneau James, c, carpenter, r eS America, n of Blake Pereneau Pompey, c, lab, r es King, n of Grove Pereneau Thomas, c, painter, r ss Bee, w of Rutledge av Perez Joseph, cigarmkr J. Bolanos, r 190 Church Perkins Mary J., c, seamstress, r 26 Ashley Perkins Reuben, c, tailor, r 7 Princess Perrine Joseph H., supt Palm Oil Axle Grease Co., r 255 Meeting Perrine Robert, c, lab, r rear 47 East Bay Perry Arabella, wid E. W., bds Charleston Hotel Perry Archibald S. J. (Johnston, Crews & Co.), r 166 Meeting HOME INS. CO., OF CHARLESTON, S. C. NOT BEING IN the Board, insures on most favorable terms. 1 Art TP A GT T5 A V GEO. f. WILLIAMS & CO., °2£!™£?L£?££P PER 370 PET Perry Cesar, c, huckster, r Planters Hotel Bldg PERRY EDWARD, bookseller, stationer, printer and binder, 149 Meeting, r 4 Horlbeck al. (See adv. opp. p. 360) Perry Edwin P., c, butcher Central Market, r ss Hampstead Mall, e of America Perry Frank, c, butcher Central Market, r Jasper Ct Perry Henry, c, lab, r 6}4 Vernon Perry James, c, carpenter, r 41 Elizabeth PERRY JENNINGS W., lawyer, 26 Broad, r Summerville Perry John, c, bricklayer, r ns Spring, 4th w of Rutledge av Perry Joseph, c, lab, r rear 11 Franklin Perry Oliver, c, carpenter, r 7 Hanover Perry Paul T., c, porter Fogartie Book Co., r 9 Michel al Perry R. P., wid William, bds 4 Court House Sq Perry Sarah F., wid Benjamin, bds 222 East Bay Perry Thomas W., elk S. C. Loan & Trust Co., r 222 E. Bay Perry William, c, plasterer, r ns Spring, 4th w of Rutledge av Perry William, bds 44 Bull Perry W. Hampton, cashier Johnston, Crews & Co., bds 166 Meeting Petermann Henry D., with J. H. Petermann, bds 19 Went- worth Petermann John C., bkkpr F. C. Borner, bds 23 George PETERMANN JOHN H., auction com mer, and provision dealer, 21 and 23 Vendue Range, r 19 Wentworth Petermann John W., with J. H. Petermann, bds 19 Wentworth Petermann Menke, driver Lehmkuhl & Ohlandt, bds 90 King Peter Carsten H., grocer, Wharf, junc Laurens and Vernon Peters Henry T., elk Waverly House Peters Lewis A., c, barber J. H. Gadsden, r 263 Meeting Peters William, c, farmer, r es Lucas, nr Mill Petersen James M., wks Taylor Iron Works, r 183 St. Philip Peterson George, watchman, r 51 East Bay Peterson John, seaman, r 40 America Peterson Peter, lab, bds 71 East Bay Peterson Samuel F., c, lab, r 21 Bull Peterson William, c, lab, r rear 5 Middle Peterson Willis, c, lab, r rear 2 Wall Petit Charles P., elk, r 10 Percy Petit Edmund F., bds 5 Mary THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is 1 noted for its Speed, and. careful handling of goods. Palace Billiard Parlor and Bar ^ i. U1MUU i#il U1 U J. U11U1 uuu UUi , porte(l and Key West Segars in the city> PET 871 PIC Petit Ernest, bkkpr, r 194 King Petit Francis G., printer News & Courier, bds 10 Percy Petit Nelzire F., tinner, 88 Market, r 5 Mary Petit Nelzire F. Jr., elk R. G. Dun & Co., bds 5 Mary Petrinovich Philip, r 17 Reid Petsch Alexander H., elk J. R. Read & Co., bds 287 King Pettigrew Raphael, c, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r 18 Society Pettigrew Syphus, c, lab, r rear 5 Henrietta Peyton Lucius, c, seaman, r es Nassau, n of Amherst Pfehler Otto, baker, 97 King Phelps Seth, tinner S. C. R. R Phelps William H., c, driver, r rear 45 Charlotte Philippi Albert E., dep coroner Charleston Co., r Planters Hotel Bldg Phillips E. S., wid G. M., bds 14 Woolfe Phillips Frank D., engineer Stmr Sappho, bds Ashley, se cor Spring Phillips Gadsden, elk, bds 14 Woolfe Phillips George, c, boatman U. S. customs, r 9 Burns lane Phillips G. W., blacksmith P. V. McBride, r 27 Queen Phillips John B. W., with McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 77 Spring Phillips John E,, with G.. A. Trenholm & Son, r 66 Rutledge av' Phillips John M., elk Street Bros., bds 66 Rutledge av Phillips Lascelles R., engineer, r 14 Woolfe, cor Meeting Phillips Lawrence, c, policeman, r 39 King Phillips Martha W. Miss, bds 14 Woolfe Phillips Otis, grain dealer, Tradd, se cor Church, r 5 George Phillips St. John.Dr., r 168 Meeting Phin Alexander C., pharmaceutist, r 14 Bull Piatt Walter, c, waiter Cone Bros Picardeau Victor, wks E. T. Viett, bds 57 Broad Picault Caroline, wid F. D., bds 438 King Pickens John, c, seaman, r ws Washington, n of Inspection Pickens Prince, c, lab, r ns Inspection, e of East Bay PICKENS SAMUEL B., genl ticket agt S. C. R. R., r 10 Smith Pickering Samuel, c, shoemkr I. G. Dixon, r 127 Coming Pickett Merritt P. (Douglass & Jackson), r 39 Pinckney Pickinpack Henry B., c, accountant, r 3 Mary UlTAATk ft T-« I rtr\-KT HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH CANNED GOODS, MOOD & EASON, °f a" 61"ds'at bott$ Bn'mm. GEO.W.WILLIAMS & PIC 372 PIN Picquet Matilda, wid B., bds 200 Meeting Pieper Frederick W., saloon and restaurant, 133 Meeting Pieper Julius H. (Wulbern & Pieper), r ws Bay, 2d n of Amherst Pierce Matthew, bkkpr M. Drake & Son, r es Nassau, 1st n of South Pierce Matthew, elk B. Feldmann & Co., r 346 King Pierce Phineas, r 42 Anson Pierce Richard J., r 20 Beaufain PidPce Samuel, carpenter, r 57 Line Piexotto Grace Mad., r 13 Beresford Pils Edward, shoemkr, 105 King Pils H. Adolph, cabinetmkr, bds 85 King Pinckney Andrew, c, carpenter, r 22 Ashley Pinckney Anthony, c, porter, r 26 Vanderhorst Pinckney B. Gaillard (Pinckney Bros.), r Lynch, cor Bull Pinckney Bros. (R. Q. and B. G. Pinckney), com mers, 3 . Commercial Wharf Pinckney Carolina, c, carpenter, r rear 29 Vanderhorst Pinckney Cato, c, lab, r 5 Prices al Pinckney Charles, c, butler, r rear 12 Lynch Pinckney Charles C. Rev., pastor Grace Church, r 64 Tradd Pinckney Charles C. Jr. (Memminger, Pinckney & Jervey), r 50 Warren Pinckney Cuffie, c, lab, r rear 14 Ashley Pinckney Edward, c, driver, r rear 20 Burns lane Pinckney Essex, c, carpenter, r Moultrie, sw cor King Pinckney F. D., cotton shipper, Commercial Whf, r II Washington Pinckney Hamilton, c, shoemkr, r 108 King Pinckney Plenry, c, carpenter, r 69^ Line » Pinckney Henry, c, lab, r es Oak, n of Congress Pinckney Henry G. (Easterby & Pinckney), r 3 Limehouse Pinckney Henry L., elk S. C. R. R., bds 67 Wentworth Pinckney Henry L. Jr., conductor S. & C. R. R., bds 67 Wentworth Pinckney Hopson, physician, r 15 Rutledge Pinckney Hopson Mrs., private school, 15 Rutledge Pinckney Jerry, c, lab, r rear 12 Lynch Pinckney John, c, lab, r 7 Trapmann Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. by purchasing your Watches, Jewelry & Silverware, from Jambs Allan, 307 King Street. PIN 373 PLA Pinckney John L., c, painter, r ns Spring, 3d w of Rutledge av Pinckney Joseph, c, carpenter, r rear 165 Calhoun Pinckney Moses, c, seaman, r 17 Doughty Pinckney Nathan, c, waiter, r rear Mills House Pinckney Paul, c, tailor, es Meeting, s of Calhoun Pinckney Peter, c, lab, r 132 St. Philip Pinckney Richard, c, plasterer, r Marion al Pinckney Robert, c, driver, r rear 61 Anson Pinckney Robert, c, waiter, r 11 Limehouse Pinckney Robert Q. (Pinckney Bros.), r 30 South Bay Pinckney Samuel, c, carpenter, r 17 Charlotte Pinckney Samuel, c, lab, r rear 16 Vernon Pinckney Samuel S., c, butler, r rear 19 Rutledge Pinckney Sharper, c, policeman, r 21 Franklin Pinckney S. Gourdin, cashier Sou. Ex. Co., r 84 Hasel Pinckney Thomas, c, carter, r rear 2 Church Pinckney Thomas, c, lab, r rear 29 Vanderhorst Pinckney William, c, driver A. Seckendorf, r rear 15 Vernon Pinkman Lawrence R., with Cameron, Barkley & Co., r 12 John Pinkussohn Eliza, wid P., r 47 Wentworth Pinkussohn Jacob, bkkpr P. Pinkussohn, r 47 Wentworth Pinkussohn Jerry S., manager P. Pinkussohn, r 47 Wentworth Pinkussohn P. [est. of P. Pinkussohn), cigar mnfr, 47 Wentworth PIONEER FURNITURE FACTORY, W. Mather, propr; 444 King. (See adv. p. 93.) Pitary Adolphus, c, carpenter, r rear 18 Calhoun Pitary Edward, c, lab, r rear 18 Calhoun Pitcher Charles, elk Taylor Iron Works, bds 52 Hasel Pitcher George M., elk F. Von Santen, bds 52 Hasel Pitcher Samuel Z., engineer C. S. Bennett & Co., r52 Hasel Pittman Alvin,with Bardin, Pittman & Co., bds Waverly House Pittman Needham T. (Bardin, Pittman & Co.), r Gourdin's, N. E. R. R Pittman William T. (Bardin, Pittman & Co.), bds Waverly House Petzel William, saloon, 500 King Plane Charles T., lab, r foot Tradd Plane Theodore W., elk J. Boksen, bds 136 King I inilir ..irk OF CHARLESTON, S. C. A. L. TOBIAS, Pres. ; UHMF N\ III Jas.S.Gibbes, Vice-President; W.G. DeSaus- nUIYIC. ll\Oi VV"j sure, jr., Secretary. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., DiiLSLMlTSf. PLA 374 POL Planters Hotel Building, Church, sw cor Queen Plaspohl John, asst djspatcher S. C. R. R., r 47 Line Plath Charles, carpenter, r 5 Norman Piatt Martha, wid David, r 19 Shepard Player Charles J., policeman, r 67 King Playlor Prince, c, lab, r rear 13 Doughty Pleasants Joseph B., asst U. S. Sig. observer, r 15 Broad Plein Harmon, boilermkr Miller & Kelly, r America, cor Amherst Plein Henry, elk, bds Lucas, ne cor Palmetto Plein John, elk, r Rutledge av, sw cor Doughty PLENGE CHARLES, merchant tailor, 37 Broad; deceased Sept. 8, 1877 PLENGE CHARLES G, hats, caps and straw goods, 45 Broad, r 88 Church Plenge Edward, elk, bds 37 Broad Plessman George W., upholsterer, Spring, nw cor St. Philip Ploger Christian D., bds 3 Liberty Ploger Franz H., grocer, 201 Meeting Plumeau Benjamin A., c, coppersmith, bds 20 South Plumeau Francis B., c, carpenter, bds 20 South Plumeau John F., c, coppersmith, r 20 South Pogue Robert F., tailor, 563 King Pogue William, c, lab, r rear 14 Rutledge Pohl Thomas B., r 28 King Poinsette Samuel J., c, sashmkr W. P. Russell & Co Poinsette S., c, carpenter G. W. Egan Pointel A. E. Miss, teacher Bennett School, bds 19 Concord Pointel Charles, saddler, 19 Concord Pointel Charles S., pattern mkr, bds 19 Concord Police Joseph G., boots, shoes, etc., 333 King, cor Liberty, r 9 Lamboll Polhemus Jane Mrs., r 35 Broad Polite Joshua, c, janitor Court House, r Court House Polite Thomas, c, wks J. C. Mallonee & Co., r 109 St. Philip Pollitzer Gustav M., cotton broker, 7 M. Atlantic Whf, bds Pavilion Hotel Polly Antonio, fruit, 49 Archdale Polly David, c, wks E. B. Gregorie, r 153 Calhoun Polly Peter, c, baker, r 153 Calhoun TTHE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with 1 Safely, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Blaine to Texas. Palapp MM Parlnr00NE BR0S-> proper 109 meeting st. 1 QMUO UllllttiU L ailul. Qen'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. PON 875 POR Ponard Anthony, driver Sou. Ex. Co.; r 6 Cedar Ct Ponard James, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 6 Cedar Ct Ponteaux Angelo, fisherman, r 31 Market Ponteaux Virgil, c, game, Central Market, r rear 81 Wentworth Ponteaux Williapi, molder, r Planters Hotel Bldg Pooser Edward H., with L. Cohen & Co., bds 127 Went¬ worth Pooser Elisha W., elk, bds 15 Smith Pooser Ella, widow Arthur, r -ns Cooper, 7th e of America Pooser Henry, carpenter, bds ns Cooper, 7th e of America Pope Dietrich, grocer, 75 Market Pope Florence Miss, with W. & W. Mnfg Co, bds Mills House Pope Julia Mrs., with W. & W. Mnfg Co., r Mills House Pope Julius, c, bricklayer, r rear 53 Meeting Pope Lance, c, bricklayer, r rear 53 Meeting Poppen Theodore, elk F. W. Wagener & Co., r 10 Bogard Poppenheim Christopher P., hardware, 417 King, r Meeting, sw cor Ladson Ct Porcher Francis, c, mariner, r 74 King Porcher Francis Y., elk L. D. Mowry & Son, bds 7 Orange Porcher Frederick A., prof. Charleston College, r 3 Smith Lane Porcher F. Peyre, physician, Mills House, r Amherst, cor Bay Porcher Jacob, c, butler S. Y. Tupper, r 109 St. Philip Porcher Kent, c, porter A. Tobias' Sons Porcher Louisa, wid F. J., r 7 Orange Porcher Samuel, c, undertaker, 56 Smith Porcher William, c, porter, r 47 Coming Porcher Wilmot D., elk Good & Bown, bds 7 Orange Porter A. Toomer Rev., D. D., rector Church of the Holy Communion, r Rutledge av, sw cor Spring Porter Benjamin F. Rev., c, r 10 Mary Porter Emanuel, c, lab, r rear 188 Meeting Porter E. A., wid John, bds Rutledge av, sw cor Spring Porter James B., wks Taylor Iron Works, r 260 Meeting Porter John A. Rev., pastor Trinity M. E. Church Porter John W., elk, bds Lynch, se cor Montague Porter Joseph, c, lab, r rear 75 Tradd Porter Nathaniel H., reporter, bds 140 Coming DEBS, AND BREAKFAST BACON, AX MOOD tL EASON S. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON" PACTOES, , Nos. 1 ANB 3 HAYNE STREET. POR 376 POY Porter Norman M., bkkpr Smith & Valk, r 23 Lynch Porter Prosper, c, lab, r 2 Thompson Ct Porter Robert, c, lab, r rear 30 Washington Porter William, c, lab, r rear 14 Wentworth Porter William D., lawyer, 39 Broad, r 12 Lynch Porter William H., r ns Calhoun, w of Lucas Portius John, agt, bds 9 Rutledge av Post James C. Capt., in charge harbor engineer works, r U. S. Arsenal POST OFFICE, B. A. Bosemon, postmaster; East Bay, opp Broad Postell Jehu G., elk S. C. R. R., r 2 Lucas Potter James C., c, lab, r 18 Bernard lot Potters Field, W. H. Jenkins, c, sexton; Ashley River, w end of Mount Poulnot Claudius W., carpenter, r 27 Franklin Poulnot Wilton P., watchman, r 2 State Powell Samuel, c, milkman, r rear Calhoun, nw cor Smith Powell Thomas, c, lab, r Vernon, nw cor Marsh Powell William, c, lab, r 76 Tradd Power James, grocer, ss Allway, nr Chesnut Power Thomas, shipcarpenter, r Allway, se cor Chesnut Powers Catharine, wid Martin, r 8 Ann Powers James, carpenter, r 8 Smith Powers Michael, carpenter, bds 8 Smith Powers Michael, elk Furchgott, Benedict & Co Powers Michael E., elk P. F. Murray, bds 27 Franklin Powers Michael J., driver, bds 8 Ann Powers Patrick, lab S. C. R. R., r 46 Reid Powers Robert, lab, bds 19 Woolfe Powers William, lab S. C. R. R., bds 46 Reid Poyas Frank, blacksmith, bds ss Columbus, 2d e of King Poyas George, c, lab, r 27 Elizabeth Poyas Hamlin, elk E. D. Andrew, bds 28 Vanderhorst Poyas James, c, sampler A. S. Smith, r 36 Alexander Poyas John E., elk C. P. Poppenheim, bds 11 Judith Poyas Joseph, wheelwright, bds ss Columbus, 2d e of King Poyas July, c, lab, r es. Norman, 8th n of Spring Poyas Jupiter, c, lab, r 6 Minority Poyas William, boilermkr, r ss Columbus, 2d e' of King THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through 1. Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean. UMTS AT.UU dealer in fine watches, jewelry, vlXllllJllU nUUfl.il3 SILVERWARE, &c. ' 307 Ring Street. POY 377 PRE Poyas William L., sashmkr, bds g Middle Pratt George L., boarding, 190 King Pratt G. Walker, elk W. W. Whilden & Co., bds Forest House Prause Elizabeth Mrs., dry goods, 35 State Prause Oscar, cigars and fruit, 211 Meeting PREGNALL BROS. (S. J. and H. N. Pregnall), shipwrights and marine railway, Pregnall's Whf Pregnall David C., asst wharfinger Hamlin's Whf, bds 18 Henrietta Pregnall Henry, carpenter, r 18 Henrietta Pregnall Henry N. (Pregnall Bros.), r 7 Wharf Pregnall James T., ship carpenter Pregnall Bros., r ws East Bay 2d s of Calhoun Pregnall Samuel J. (Pregnall Bros.), r 5 Wharf Pregnall William S., elk J. H. Steinmeyer, bds 144 Wentworth Pregnall's Wharf, Concord, bet Laurens and Society Prendergast Edward, elk Harbeson & Co., bds 6 South Prendergast John, lab S. C. R. R., r 6 South Prendergast Patrick J., sashmkr, bds 6 South Prendergast William, game Central Market, r 13 Vernon Prentiss Austin, elk Geo. W. Williams & Co Prentiss Christopher J., with I. L. Falk & Co., r 45 Warren Prentiss Stephen, elk H. Leiding, bds 7 Lamboll Prentiss William O. Rev., r 7 Lamboll Prentiss William O., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 45 Warren Prerio Henry, lab, r rear 45 Tradd Prescott Edmund E., binder E. Perry, r Mary, ne cor Nassau Prescott John J., saddles and harness, 503 King, r Nassau, cor Mary Prescott John W., carpenter, r Mary, ne cor Nassau Prescott William T., tinner, r Mary, ne cor Nassau Pressley Benjamin C. (Pressley, Lord & Inglesby), r Sum- merville Pressley G. H., switchman S. C. R. R Pressley John, carpenter, r 92 Spring Pressley Lewis, c, waiter, r rear 6 Vanderhorst PRESSLEY, LORD & INGLESBY (B. C. Pressley, Samuel Lord, Jr., and Charles Inglesby), lawyers, 33 Broad Preston Margaret Miss, teacher, bds 82 Queen Preston Marsh, c, porter Detective Office, r 24 Roselane I I AKA r IMO nf\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. FIRE AND MARINE." HOME INS.LU., Retaken at Lowest Possible Batek^ 17 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO i • WHOLESALE GROCERS, , j Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. PRE 378 PRI Preston Robert J., c, carpenter, r 5 Marion Prenty Patrick, watchman S. C. R. R Price Alfred, supt Charleston Exchange, r 12 Lamboll Price Calvin, c, lab, r rear 35 King Price James D., c, saddler, 2 Radclifife Price John, c, huckster, r 19 College Price John, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 31 Calhoun PRICE JOSEPH Jr., propr Pavilion Hotel Billiard Parlor, Meeting, nw cor Hasel, bds Pavilion Hotel Price Robert, c, lab, r 63 Smith Price Thomas, elk T Hartigan, r 31 Calhoun Price Thomas, c, baker, r ns Spring, 3d w of Rutledge av Price Thomas M., bkkpr W. Fatman, r 12 Lamboll Price William, c, plasterer J. L. Lopez, r rear 10 Smith Prince Albert, oil mer, r 11 America Prince Edmond C., bricklayer, r 637 King Prince George, botanic drugs, 380 King Prince Henry, seaman, r40 America Prince John E., printer News & Courier, bds 128 Calhoun Prince Samuel H., woodyard, Woolfe, nw cor R. R., r St. Philip Prince William S., bkkpr Connor & Gavin, r 4 Gadsden Pringle Ernest H., teller Bank of Charleston, r 80 Tradd Pringle George T., elk Sell<& Foster, bds 80 Tradd Pringle James M., bds 20 East Bay Pringle James R., cotton factor, 12 Boyce's Wharf, r 64 Tradd Pringle James R. Jr., elk Gourdin, Matthiessen & Co., bds 20 East Bay Pringle J. St. Julien, r 20 East Bay Pringle Robert A., com mer, 1 Central Whf, r 80 Tradd Pringle Robert A. J., elk Johnston, Crews & Co., bds 80 Tradd Pringle Walter, elk, bds 80 Tradd Pringle William A., bds 20 East Bay Pringle William B., r 13 King Pringle William B. Jr., elk Hume, Small & Co., bds 13 King Pringle W. Alston, lawyer, and Recorder of City of Charles¬ ton, 62 Broad, r 64 Tradd Pringle W. Alston Jr., elk E. H. Frost & Co., r 13 King Prioleau Edward H., bkkpr Watson & Hill, r 90 Wentworth Prioleau Joseph, c, butler, r rear 20 Smith THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. 1 Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. fata Billlart Patlm nt Bar. "SSi'ESSr' PRI 379 PUR Prioleau J. Ford, physician, 77 Wentworth Prioleau Lewis, c, shoemkr, r 4 Rodgers al Prioleau William, physician, r 5 Gibbes Prioleau William H., bkkpr Miller & Kelly, r 5 Gibbes Prior Henry E., elk J. Corbett, bds 17 Archdale Prior Rebecca, wid S. T., r 11 Marion Pritchard Joseph, c, lab, r rear 3 Judith Pritchard Margaret, wid William, r 32 Pinckney Pritchard Peter, lab, r 32 Calhoun Proctor C. Joseph, physician, 63 Church Proctor Elias, c, carpenter, r ws King, n of Grove Proctor Jackson, c, lab, r 41 Tradd Proctor Lewis, c, barber, 62 King, r 6 Philadelphia Proctor Nathaniel, c, porter, r rear 79 Broad Proctor Robert, c, wks J. L. Lopez Proctor Samuel G., bkkpr I. H. Hall & Co., bds Rutledge av, sw cor Bee Provost Peter Alexander, c, porter Dowie & Moise Puckhaber Bernard F., grocer, 9 Franklin PUCKHABER FREDERICK, grocer, 126 Calhoun Puckhaber Frederick Jr., elk, bds 126 Calhoun Puckhaber Henry, elk F. W. Wagener & Co Puckhaber Henry, grocer, 6 Franklin Puckhaber Henry H., baker Mrs. S. Puckhaber Puckhaber John F., grocer, 48 Calhoun Puckhaber John H., baker Mrs. S. Puckhaber Puckhaber Sophia Mrs., baker, 488 King Puckhaber William H., baker Mrs. S. Puckhaber Pugh Franklin J., c, lab, r 193 St. Philip Pugh Freeman, c, carpenter, r 26 Mary Pulaski Jaqies, r 16 Amherst Pundt Augustus N., bdilermkr, r 50 Vanderhorst Pundt George C., elk C. L. Ostendorfif, bds 50 Vanderhorst Purcell James, rec'g elk S. C. R. R Purcell Joseph, c, wks D. A. Walker Purcell Michael, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 34 Calhoun PURCELL, see also PARSELL Purse Charlotte H., wid, r 43 Tradd Purse Eliza, wid T., bds 37 Radcliffe Purse James S., supt Magnolia Cemetery, bds 2 George MOOD & EASON . W. WILLUMS & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. PUR 380 QUI Purse James S. Jr., at Magnolia Cemetery, bds 2 George Purse Martha E., wici William, bds 15 Nassau Purse Thomas F-, engineer S. C. R. R., r 15 Nassau Purse William, c, carpenter, r 31 St. Philip Purtell Edward, driver, r ss Woolfe, e of Meeting Purvis Thaddeus, c, lab, r 18 Washington Purvis Tobias, c, painter, r 18 Duncan Pushet Samuel, c, farmer, r 41 Mary The Latest NOVELTIES in Foreign and. Domestic CAEPETS, K.TJGS, OIL CLOTHS, Window Shades, Lambrequins, etc., etc., arb always offered at low prices at the popular store of 275 KING STREET. QUACKENBUSH JOHN A. (J. A. Quackenbush & Co.), r 118 Wentworth QUACKENBUSH J. A. & CO. (J. A. Quackenbush and T. R. Jordan), whol grocers, 122 and 124 East Bay Quackenbush Thomas L., carpenter, r Church, se cor Cum¬ berland Quale James, elk B. O'Neill, r 36 Chalmers Quarmby Sarah, wid John, bds 37 Hasel Quary Jeremiah, c, lab, r 24 Magazine Quary John, c, carpenter, r rear 26 George Quash James, c, tailor, r 56 Pitt Quash William, c, lab, r rear Thomas, sw cor Warren Quick William, painter, r 178 St. Philip Quigley Daniel, engineer, r Church, ne cor Chalmers Quigley E. J. Very Rev., pastor Cathedral Chapel, r 114 Broad Quigley Lillie Miss, teacher Memminger School Quigley Mary A. Miss, r ill Tradd Quigley William A., r 79 Wentworth Quigley William A., bkkpr E. W. Marshall & Co., bds 79 Wentworth Quimby Benjamin, wks M. Goldsmith & Son Quimby Edwin J., engineer M. Goldsmith & Son, r 93 Cannon Quimby Theodore, c, waiter, r es Lucas, nr Mill Quincy Henry, carpenter, r 21 Amherst 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most; rella/ble carriers in the South. WAHIPTJPO Aim PT nniTCI LarSe Stock, handsomely cased, of fine WAlUllilO AWU LLlMO. .toy^rngtireeT™^120128, at ALLAN'S' QUI 381 RAD Quincy John H., with McLoy, Rice & Co., r 5 Ashley Quincy S. E., wid F. J., bds 5 Ashley Quincy William F., with H. Bischoff, r 17 Rutledge Quinlan John, boot and shoemkr, 84 King, r 29 King Quinlan Michael, gardener, r rear 18 Spring . Quinlisk Michael, r 23 Hanover Quinlivan Bridget, wid Michael, r 1 Gillon Quinlivan Bros. (Michael, Thomas and Maurice T. Quinlivan), blacksmiths, 1 Gillon Quinlivan Maurice T. (Quinlivan Bros.), r 3 Reid Quinlivan Michael (Quinlivan Bros), r Beaufain, se cor Smith Quinlivan Thomas (Quinlivan Bros.), r Beaufain, se cor Smith Quinn Dennis, bds 45 Market Quinn James, lab N. E. R. R., r Bay, nr Columbus Quinn James, wks Taylor Iron Works, r 2 Wentworth Quinn James C., huckster, 39 State Quinn John, lab S. C. R. R., r 5 Reid Quinn John, wks Taylor Iron Works, r 2 Wentworth Quinn Mary, wid Thomas, bds 2 Wentworth Quinn Nicholas A., detective, bds 11 Drake Quinn Patrick, lab N. E. R. R., r ws Bay, 3d n of Amherst Quirollo Bertha Mrs., baker, 435 King Quirollo John E., elk W. Ufferhardt, bds 435 King Quintero Mateo J., cigars and tobacco, 343 King THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF Hosiery, Notions, Embroideries, Fancy Goods, Ribbons, etc., etc., can be bought at the Popular Store of FTOUSBGOTT, BENEDICT & CO;., 275 KING STREET. RABB EDWARD M., machinist S. C. R,R.,bds63 Spring Rabb George W., pump and blockmkr, 10 Market, r 127 Queen Rabb James C., printer Journal Commerce, bds 63 Spring Rabb James M.t machinist S. C. R. R., r 63 Spring Radclifife Alexander R., elk Dowie & Moise, bds 14 Chapel Radclifife Eliza, wid John, bds 11 ^4 Chapel Radclifife George T., with P. Wineman, r 14 Chapel « » n)T *■ A A r /"\ A A PAID IN; SURPLUS $35,000. HOME CAPITAL $250,000 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., RAD 382 RAO Radclifife James D. (Radcliffe, Rice & Co.), r Meeting, ne cor Society Radcliffe Maria, wid J. W. bds 12 Chapel RADCLIFFE, RICE & fcO. (J. D. Radcliffe, W. F. Rice and A. H. Mazyck), genl mdse brokers and mnfrs agts, 25 .Hayne Radd Parish, c, waiter, r 55 Nassau Rady James, elk, bds 34 Wentworth Rado Peter, c, lab, r Sansouci, sw cor King Rahall James, carpenter S. C. R. R., r 711 King Rahdert Andrew, pilot, r 22 Queen Rahming John C. (Nipson & Rahming), r Brooklyn, N. Y Raine James H., collector, r 62 Hasel Rainey Francis, c, painter, r 3 Laurel Rainey Joseph D., c, lab, r 38 Cannon Rainey Paul, c, mariner, r rear 33 Hasel Rainey William, c, driver, r rear 15 Vernon Rambert Thomas, tinner T. W. Bliss Rames Frederick E., c, carpenter, r ns Bogard, w of Percy Ramm Andrew B., barkpr A. F. Stelling, bds King, nr Market Ramm Charles W., grocer, Amherst, nw cor Drake Rammer Joseph, c, cigarmkr, r 76 Line Ramsey Isaac W., c, waiter Carolina Club, r 3 State Ramsey James D., c, pilot, r 3 State Ramsey John, bds 5 Lamboll Ramsey S. Wilson, elk, bds 5 Lamboll Ramsey Virginia, c, dressmkr, 30 Tradd Randall Joseph, c, lab, r 29 Church Randall Lucy, wid Buford, r 22 Hanover Randall Marcus, c, waiter, r 109 Church Randall Richard, wks S. C. R. R., r 196 Coming Randall William, c, waiter W. H. Lemon, r Meeting, ne cor Hasel Ransome Edward A., musician, bds 17 Bull Rantin Charles C., tinner, bds 6 Woolfe Rantin Fred C., with/A. S. Brown & Co., bds 8 Mary Rantin John, c, tinsmith, 28 Radcliffe, r 5 Nassau Rantin Richard M., tinner, Chapel, ne cor Elizabeth, r 6 Woolfe Raoul Alfred, physician, 219 King THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural 1 Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Palace Billiard Parlor. CONE BROS.,PKOP'HS,109 MEETING ST. General Agents L. Decker & Co.'s Corded Edge Cushion Billiard Tables. RAP 383 RAY Raphael Brother, teacher Catholic Central School, r 114 Broad Rattigan Peter, lab, r 75 Tradd Ravenel Alfred F., pres N. E. R. R., r 4 Legare RAVENEL DANIEL (Huger & Ravenel), r 10 Rutledge Ravenel Edmund, physician, 38 Meeting, r 38 Meeting Ravenel Edward, farmer, r 7 East Battery Ravenel Eliza Miss, r 88 Broad Ravenel Elizabeth W. Miss, bds 29 Meeting Ravenel Henry, elk, r 103 Tradd Ravenel, Holmes & Co. (Wm. Parker Ravenel, Wm, P. Holmes and G. S. Coffin), steamship agts and com mers, 80 East Bay Ravenel James, pres Charleston Gas Lt. Co., r 17 East Battery Ravenel John, planter, bds 3 East Battery Ravenel J. R. Pringle (Ravenel & Co.), r 7 East Battery Ravenel Louis, elk G. W. Williams & Co., bds 95 Broad Ravenel Louisa C., wid E., bds 38 Meeting Ravenel Philip, c, lab, r 26 Roselane Ravenel Rene, elk Hunter's Wharf, bds 9 Church Ravenel Robert T., student, bds 95 Broad RAVENEL ST. JULIEN DR., chemist, r 3 East Battery Ravenel Samuel P., r 15 Gadsden RAVENEL WILLIAM (Ravenel & Co.), and pres Stono Phosphate Co.,r 7 East Battery Ravenel William B., elk W. C. Bee & Co., r 103 Tradd Ravenel William C., physician, 95 Broad Ravenel William Parker (Ravenel, Holmes & Co.), bds 103 Tradd RAVENEL & CO. (W. and J. R. P. Ravenel), agts Florida Steam Packet Line, com mers and ship agents, 20 East Bay. (See adv. p. 114.) Ravenolia Joseph, wks J. Carney, bds 93 Church Rawlings George, seaman, bds 3 Elliott Rawlings John W., dep collector U. S. Customs, r 13 Charlotte Ray Amos, c, lab, r 1 Rodgers al Raymond Emily, wid L., r Planters Hotel Bldg Raymond Thomas, bricklayer, r Planters Hotel Bldg Raysor James T., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 213 Meeting SUGARS OF ALL GRADES, retailed at Cost Prices. Large Assortment of Fresh Biscuits, always found at MOOD & EASON'S, 129 Meeting Street GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., REA 384 REE Read Henry, steward, r 25 King Read John R. (J. R. Read & Co.), r 263 King READ J. R. & CO. (J. R. Read and G. F. Babbage), dry goods, notions, etc., and agts Harris Seamless Kid Gloves, 263 King READ, see also REED and REID Redell Daniel, cooper, r rear 22 Queen Reddick Samuel, c, waiter Pavilion Hotel Redding James, printer Journal Commerce, r 5 Middle REDDING JAMES F., auctioneer, real estate agent and notary public, 59 Broad. (See adv. p. 109.) Reddington Joseph Rev., asst pastor Cathedral Chapel, r 114 Broad Redmond Patrick, engineer, r 8 Tradd Reed Abram, c, lab West Point Mills Reed Andrew, c, steward " Champion," r 8 Heyward Ct Reed Charles, elk, r 12 Queen Reed Elias J., c, butler, r rear 75 Broad Reed George, c, farmer, r 4 Minority Reed James P.. carpenter S. C. R. R., bds 91 St Philip REED JOHN, master car builder S. C. R. R., r 91 St Philip Reed John, c, messenger, r 14 Henrietta Reed John, watchman, r al bet King and Meeting, n of Co¬ lumbus Reed John M., c, watchman U. S. Court Reed John W., trial justice, r 261 Meeting Reed J. P. Hon., judge Court Com. Pleas, bds Waverly House Reed Matthew, butcher, bds al, bet King and Meeting, n of Columbus Reed Moses, c, lab, r 4 Chalmers Reed Sarah H., wid William, r 7 Atlantic Reed Stephen, c, lab, r 3 Queen Reed William, policeman, bds 71 East Bay Reed William J., cy carpenter, r 15 Ann Reed William T., elk S. C. R. R., bds 91 St Philip REED, see also READ and REID Reeder Ernest M., acct, bds 1 Montague Reeder Neland, c, carpenter, r 20 Lynch Reeder Oswald, Jr., bkkpr, bds 1 Montague THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. C5Tn?DT TUP OTT TTPD An elegant assortment, suitably cased, for 01 MLlll IT OIL V Hi it* Kin?iStreePt?rP0SeS' at JAMES ALLAN'S' REE 385 REM Reentsjerna Ticho, physician, r 74 Hasel Reese Stephen, c, lab, r 39 Elizabeth Reeves Adaline, wid S. L., r 8 Sires al Reeves Bridget, wid William, bds 697 King Reeves Edwin T., bds 9 Drake Reeves Enos T., miller, r 9 Drake Reeves Ellen J., wid, r 72 Anson Reeves John B., ins agt, r 25 Charlotte Reeves Thomas S., r 72 Anson Regan Bridget Mrs., dry goods, 51 State Regan John, tinner, bds 51 State Regan John F., bkkpr E. Bates & Co., bds 213 Meeting REHKOPF FRED G., cabinetmkr and undertaker, 535 King Reichenbach David, dry goods, 122 King REINCKE GEORGE, tailor and draper, 132^ Meeting Reid Andrew, r 180 Coming Reid Eugene E., elk Bank of Charleston, bds 94 Spring Reid George M., wks R. M. Adam & Co., bds 94 Spring Reid Harriet M., wid George, bds 94 Spring Reid Hugh C., propr Carolina Package Express, 3 Broad, r ss Cannon, 4th w of President REID LOTJGHDON R., sec and treas Enterprise R. R. Co., r 80 Beaufain REID, see also READ and REED Reigne Marie L., wid A. P., r 34 Broad Reilly James, saloon, 57 East Bay Reilly James, trav agt, r 28 Spring Reilly Margaret Mrs., r 30 King Reilly Patrick, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 7 Reid Reilly Thomas, elk T. Roddy, bds 29 Queen REILLY, see also RILEY Reils George B., elk, bds 24 Pitt Reils Jacob, grocer, 24 Pitt Reils John P., grocer, 67 St Philip Relyea Benjamin, cigarmkr, bds 42 Tradd Relyea Charles J., pilot, r 21 Broad Relyea Henry W., mariner, r 42 Tradd Relyea Isaac, mariner, r 76 Church Remington Cuffy, c, waiter Miss M. Ladson HOME INS. CO., OF CHARLESTON. S. C. TAKES FIRE, ALSO GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., REN 386 RIC Renneker Frederick W., messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bds 9 Thomas RENNEKER J. H. Jr., lumber and timber factor, w end Broad, r 3 Smith. (See adv. front paster.) Renneker Samuel B., elk J. H. Renneker Jr., bds 17 Mill Rentiers Jacob G., lumber measurer,, r foot Tradd Retter Henry, c, fisherman, r 11 Church Rettman William, fisherman, r 18 Woolfe Reuter John, shoemkr, 43 State Revel Matthew, capt Tug Wade Hampton, r 41 Church Revel William G., bds 41 Church Rew James, c, lab, r 12 Burns lane Reynolds Bernard H„ trav agt,W. Schroder, bds 353 King Reynolds Henry, c, lab, r 4 America Reynolds John P., engineer S. C. R. R., r 302 Meeting Reynolds Thomas W., elk, bds 302 Meeting Reynolds Thomas, stone cutter E. T. Viett, bds 108 Church Reynolds W. T., elk S. H. Wilson & Bro., bds 302 Meeting Rhett Albert M., supt, r 13 Rutledge av Rhett Alexander, c, carpenter, r es Chesnut, 3d n of Spring Rhett Andrew B., bds 18 Elizabeth Rhett Benjamin, with J. S. Fairly & Co., bds 120 Wentworth Rhett Benjamin S.,«cashier N. E. R. R., r 31 Bull Rhett George, c, lab, r ss Columbus, 5th e of King Rhett Lewis, c, lab S. C. R. R., r ss Columbus, 5th e of King RHETT R. BARNWELL, chief editor Journal of Com¬ merce, r 43 Meeting Rhett William, elk J. S. Fairly & Co., bds 33 Meeting Rhodes Benjamin, c, carpenter, 1* 82 Rutledge av Rhodes Cesar, c, lab, r rear 63 Church Rhodes James S., farmer, r 2 Radcliffe Rhodes Jerry, c (Jerry Rhodes & Co.), r 10 Burns lane RHODES JERRY & CO., c (Jerry Rhodes and Edward Gass), carriage stables, 129 Church. (See adv. p. 119.) Rians John F., upholsterer, r Meeting, ne cor George Rice Benjamin, dry goods, 120 King, r 152 King Rice James L., with Charleston Hotel Billiard Parlor, r 118 Meeting Rice John W. (McLoy, Rice & Co.), r New York Rice Theresa, wid Joseph, bds 409 King THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is noted for its Speed, unci careful handling of goods. Piito Billiard Parlor and Bar^ i^-. 1 UiUUU 1J1U1U1 u X UliUl UUU UUi. ported and Key West Segars in the city. . RIC 387 ( RIC Rice William F. (Radcliffe, Rice & Co.), whol liquors, 25 Hayne, r Sullivan's Island Rich Charles, c, driver, r 7 Smith Rich Eli, c, plasterer, r ws Nassau, h of Reid Richards George, steward " Pilot Boy," r S. Atlantic Wharf Richards Herbert W., elk, bds 25 Bull Richards Richard, c, lab, r 22 St. Michaels al Richardson Andrew, c, lab, r 14 South Richardson A. M. Miss, teacher Bennett School Richardson Charles E., bell hanger, bds 4 Cooper Ct Richardson Charles S., c, driver, r 149 Coming Richardson Charles Y.,clk Wando Phosphate Co.,r42 Cannon Richardson George, c, lab, r rear 70 Church Richardson Henry, c, plasterer J. L. Lopez, r 78 Tradd Richardson H. T., c, shoemkr, 50 Line Richardson Isaiah, c, drayman, r rear 82 Inspection Richardson Jackson, c, lab, r rear in Calhoun Richardson James, c, lab, r rear 11 Coming Richardson Jefferson, bell hanger, r 4 Cooper Ct Richardson Jefferson, Jr., elk W. L. King, bds 4 Cooper Ct Richardson John, c, lab, r rear 17 Archdale Richardson Joseph, c, lab, r 17 Alexander Richardson Matthew, c, wks Werner & Sires, r 43 Coming Richardson Monte, c, r ss Palmetto, w of Ashley Richardson Morris, c, waiter, r 29 Middle Richardson Nelson Rev., c, pastor A. M. E. Ch., r 6 Laurel Richardson Peter, c, shoemkr, r 7 Michel Ct ' Richardson Richard, c, lab, r 43 Elizabeth Richardson Richard, c, tailor, 40 St. Philip Richardson Robert, c, lab S. C. R. R., r ss Columbus, 4th e of King Richardson Robert C., pressman Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 5 Wharf Richardson Robert L., c, butcher, r 199 St. Philip Richardson Scipio, c, bricklayer, r 32 Nassau Richardson Shark, c, lab, r rear 619 King Richardson Thomas, c, tailor F. Murphy & Co., r rear 100 Anson Richardson Thomas, c, wks M. H. Nathan & Son, r Arch- dale, cor Magazine Mnrm a. xn a Qfwr Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts ITIUUif OC £J AlJUlN t0 the peck, every time, 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,c^?l°THT^Ecs?Ss' RIC 888 RIL Richardson William, c, lab, r rear 14 Wall Richardson William, c, wks J. H. Renneker, r 42 Rutledge Richardson William H. (Lucas & Richardson), bds 42 Cannon Richwood E. M., wid B. F., r 13 Mill Richwood George B., elk J. R. Read & Co., bds 13 Mill Richwood Joseph J., wks Mt. P. & S. I. Ferry Co., bds 13 Mill Rickels Edward F., saloon, 29 Line Rickels Edward H., grocer, 99 Church Rickels John H., grocer, 1 Calhoun Riddock Barbara, wid A., r 113 Market Riddock Joseph, saloon, 98 Market Riecke August W., grocer, 24 Archdale Riecke A. W., sexton, r 349 King Riecke Charles, elk O. Tiedeman & Son, r 16 Amherst RIECKE GERHARD, auction com and provision mer, 30 Vendue Range, r ns Hasel, opp Maiden lane Riels Benjamin, elk, bds no Coming Rieppe William, grist mill, 40 George, r 42 George Riesburg William H., feeder Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 2 Logan 4 Riggs Benjamin S., elk S. H. Prince, bds 13 America Riggs Henry H., elk G. H. Walter & Co., r 33 Smith Riggs Isaac, r ss Ashton, w of Pine Riggs John S., pres Charleston City Ry Co., r Wragg sq, ne cor Meeting Riggs Matilda, wid Thomas, bds 37 America Riggs Thomas W., printer Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 37 America Riggs Walter, elk, bds Wragg sq, ne cor Meeting Righter Charles C., news depot, 59 Hasel, bds Waverly House Rigsby George, r, seaman, r Hampstead Mall, e of America Riker David, r 39 Cannon Riles M. P. Mrs., r 183 Calhoun Riley Andrews, tinner P. L. Guillemin, r 3 Reid Riley Charles, c, lab, r rear 42 Church Riley, Doran & Michael (J. Riley, J. Doran and C. Michael), stevedores, office 79 East Bay Riley Edward C., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 73 St. Philip Riley Francis, butcher, bds 73 St. Philip Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. PIFH TCTFT.PY DIAM0ND rings, chains, lockets, iUUil UlJll LliJill, Gent's Seal Rings, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King Street, RIL 389 RIV Riley Henry, c, lab, r 14 State Riley James (Riley, Doran & Michael), and saloon, 79 East Bay Riley James, wks W. F. Paddon, r 73 St. Philip Riley John, r 12 Philadelphia Riley John, wks Werner & Sires, bds 7 Reid Riley Mary, wid P., r 46 Coming Riley Mary, wid W'., r 39. Montague Riley Michael W., plumber Cavanaugh & Welsh, bds 10 Church Riley Parish, lab, r 3 Reid Riley Patrick, r 19 Queen Riley Philip, lab, bds 73 St Philip Riley Sarah, wid A., r 56 Society Riley Stepney, c, stable, 30 Smith Riley Thomas, bricklayer, bds 49 King Riley Thomas, druggist, r 39 State Riley William, elk Erwin & Magill, bds 39 State Riley William, c, lab, r 216 Coming Riley William, lab, r 46 Tradd Riley William, lab, r 141 Wentworth Riley W. Walter, accountant S. C. R. R., r I Hampden Ct RILEY, see also REILLY Rincken Henry, elk Steftens & Werner, r Meeting, se cor Columbus Riols Aristide T., elk Union Press, r 10 Wragg sq Riols Heloise A., wid B., r 10 Wraggsq Riols John A., cashier N. Y. & S. C. S. S. Co., r 10 Wragg sq RIORDAN B. ROCHEFORT (Riordan, Dawson & Co.)', r 10 Hampstead Mall RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO. (B. R. Riordan, F. W. Daw¬ son and ), publishers News & Courier, 19 Broad. (See adv. p. 117.) Ripley John C., lab, r Planters Hotel Bldg Risley George, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds Church, cor Market Ristig Andrew W., elk, bds Wharf, junc Laurens and Vernon Ritter William, miller, bds Meeting, ne cor Reid Ritzwoller Emil, elk Furchgott, Benedict & Co., bds 11 Bull Rivers Crqskey, r 6 Water Rivers Edward, c, lab, r rear 39 Cannon WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO. ff. WILLIAMS & CO., WSLHnSKS'- RIV 390 ROB Rivers Edward, c, pumpmkr, 40 St Philip Rivers Elizabeth, wid W. D., r 26 Laurens Rivers Forrest, elk A. Brookbanks, r 26 Laurens Rivers George F., lab, bds 124 Tradd Rivers George W., driver City Ry Co., bds 19 Morris Rivers Isaac, c, cook, r rear 63 Anson Rivers Isham, c, fisherman, r 8 Marsh Rivers Jacob, c, lab, r rear 18 President Rivers John, c, lab, r 7 Trapman RIVERS JOHN E., trial justice and lawyer, Law Range, 20 Broad Rivers John M., bkkpr W. B. Smith & Co.,. r Mt. Pleasant Rivers J. Philip, opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds 13 Blake Rivers Kate M. Miss, bds 20 Smith Rivers Mary, wid Philip, bds 218 Meeting Rivers Morris, c, lab, r 6 Desportes Ct Rivers M. J., wid P., r 13 Blake Rivers Nathaniel, c, lab, r 1 Henrietta Rivers Pompey, c, seaman, r es Meeting, s of Calhoun Rivers Samuel, c, driver, r 9 Vernon Rivers Thomas, c, carpenter, r Market row Rivers Thomas E., with J. A. Quackenbush & Co Rivers William, c, butcher, r 4 Radcliffe Rivers William, c, porter F. C. Borner Roach Augustus, c, bricklayer, r rear 149 Coming Roach Edward, bkkpr Roach & MofTet, r 13 Society Roach Edward, c, lab, r rear 5 1 George Roach Edward L., elk Lesesne & Wells, bds 121 Coming Roach E. L., farmer, r 6 Ashley. (INFORMATION RE¬ FUSED.) Roach Henry, cy lab, r 5 Cooper Roach J. Cuthbert, elk T. S. Budd, bds 121 Coming Roach William (Roach & Mofifett), r 121 Coming Roach William Jr., elk J. A. Blake, bds 121 Coming ROACH & MOFFETT (W. Roach and J. R. Mofifett), com mers and agts Merchants Line N. Y. Sailing Packets, 28 East Bay Roach John, cy policeman, r 201 Coming Robb James (W. & J. Robb), r 14 Rutledge Robb Jefferson, shipper Starjland & Downing THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. R. R. from Blaine to Texao. Palflpp Mhvi Parlor gone bros.,peope's, 109 meeting st. I UlfluU BUM u lal lui. eten'1 Agts, L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. ROB 391 ROB Robb William (Thomson & Robb) r 288 King Robb William (W. & J. Robb), r 20 Montague Robb W. & J. (William and James Robb), proprs Robb's Wharf, foot Inspection Robb's Wharf, foot Inspection Roberson John, wks Taylor Iron Works, r Washington, sw cor Inspection Roberson John W., bds Washington, sw cor Inspection Roberts Albert J., printer Walker, Evans & Cogswell, r 24 Church Roberts Albert«J. Jr., bkkpr A. McCobb Jr., r 56 Church Roberts Anne, wid R., bds 7 Minority Roberts Christopher, c, bricklayer, r rear 4 Short Roberts David, agt Wyllie, Teacher & Co., r 4 Legare Roberts Emily, wid G., r 291 Meeting Roberts Emma C., wid T., r 21 Warren Roberts Isaac, c, lunch room, 24 East Bay, r 12 Short Roberts James, c, porter C. F. Panknin, r 17 West ROBERTS JOHN F., asst cashier and discount elk Peoples Nat. Bank, r 5 Smith Roberts John H.. stoves and tinware, 555 King Roberts Joseph, c, cigarmkr W. Schroder Roberts Joseph, c, fisherman, r 24 Elliott Roberts J. jMiss, c, teacher Shaw Memorial School Roberts Samuel T., machinist S. C. R. R., r9 Cannon Roberts Samuel T. Jr., tinner, bds 9 Cannon Roberts William, mariner, r 14 Tradd Roberts William E., bkkpr J. A. Quackenbush & Co., bds 5 Smith Roberts William H., elk, bds 9 Cannon Roberts Zachariah, coachman H. Bischoff Robertson Adam, c, carpenter, r 22 America Robertson Alexander, c, butler A. R. Taft Robertson Alexander, watchman Central Wharves, r 37 Church Robertson Carolina, c, butler, r rear 305 East Bay Robertson Cesar, c, porter Sloan & Seignious, r 5 Mill Robertson Dennis, c, lab, r rear 4 Lucas Robertson Duncan C., bkkpr G. W. Williams & Co., bds 1 Maiden lane FOE GOOD TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, Goto >1000 OF CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK HOME INS. CO., gscyoharter^by,^«EASTcgL?.lau 18 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. ROC 394 ROL Rochester Ellen, wid William, r Planters Hotel Bldg Rockwood Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 19^ Mary . RODDY THOMAS, grocer, 44 Queen, r 29 Queen Rodericks John, c, waiter J. M. Wilson, r rear 29 Meeting Rodgers Antonio, elk, bds 26 Market Rodgers Ebenezer H., wharfinger Brown's Wharf, r 2 Bee Rodgers Francis S. (Pelzer Rodgers & Co.), r 574 King Rodgers H., sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 108 Church Rodgers Pinckney D., carpenter, r 10 Aiken Rodgers Sue, wid G. A., bds 574 King Rodgers S. Henry, printer News & Courier, r 5 John Rodgers Thomas L., lottery agt, r 657 King RODMAN CHARLES E., repairer of watches, clocks and jewelry, room 60 St. Philip's Home Rodrigues Celia, wid, r 101 Meeting Roes Johanna M. Mrs., grocer, 701 King Roes John A., elk Mrs. J. M. Rose, r 701 King ROESSLER ADAM, cutler and locksmith, 97 Market, r Market, nr Church. (See index to adv.) Roessler Charles, lock and gunsmith, 543 King Roessler Charles Jr., sashmakr Toale Mnfg Co., bds 543 King Roessler John, locksmith C. Roessler Roessler Louis, locksmith C. Roessler Rogers Eugene, farmer, bds Rutledge av, ne cor Congress Rogers John, bricklayer, r 8 Philadelphia Rogers John, c, lab, r 20 Henrietta Rogers Julius, farmer, Rutledge av, ne cor Congress Rogers Martha, wid, bds 8 Amherst Rogers William, c, lab, r rear 57 Tradd Rohde Bros. (H.B. andD. Rohde), steam grist mill, 562 King Rohde Dietrich (Rohde Bros.), r 17 Wentworth Rohde H'enry B. (Rohde Bros.), r 562 King Rohlfing Mary, wid John, bds 34 America Rollins Joseph, c, shoemkr, 1 Morris Rollins K. K., c, policeman Rollins Richard, c, lab, r 27 Nassau Rollins Thomas, c, plasterer, r 24 America Rollins Thomas H., c (Manuel & Rollins), r rear 19 Cannon Rollins William, c, farmer, .r 27 East Bay Rolison Aaron, c, shoemkr, ss Calhoun, w of Marsh, r 8 Norman HE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace BillM Parlor ai Bar. ROL 395 ROS Rolison Joseph, c, shoemkr, r 14 Aiken Rolison William, c, fisherman, r Johnson Ct Ronan Harriet, wid William, r 9 Amherst Ronan James, printer Journal Commerce, r 26 Magazine Roney Michael, lab, t 58 Alexander RONNER LOUIS, saloon, 57 East Bay Rooks Macbeth, lab, bds 2 Williams row Roper John, c, lab, r 21 Elizabeth Roper John H., elk Journal Commerce, bds 1 Orange Roper J. Micah Jr., elk Accommodation Whf, bds 58 Cannon Roper Richard, cotton factor, Vanderhorst Whf, r 1 Orange Roper William, c, butcher, r 45^ Smith Roper William B., student, bds 58 Cannon Rose Anton, lab, bds 22 Reid Rose Arthur B. Dr., r 5 Rutledge av ROSE 'ARTHUR G., sec Taylor Iron Works Mnfg Co.,, bds 5 Rutledge av Rose Edward, c, lab, r ss Nunan, 8th w of Rutledge av Rose Edward P., student, bds 5 Rutledge av Rose George, cigarmkr Mantoue & Co., bds rear 55 East Bay Rose Hugh B., elk, bds 5 Rutledge av Rose Jacob, c, blacksmith, r rear 13 Beresford Rose James L., carpenter, r 19 Morris Rose John A., r 269 Meeting Rose John J., grocer, 269 Meeting Rose John P., c, fisherman, r 14 Alexander Rose Morris, c, fisherman, r 105 Tradd Rose Richard, painter W. C Miller & Son Rose Stephen, r 6 Doughty Rose William R., painter, r 98 Church Rosebrock Herman, grocer, 12 Magazine Rosebrock J. Henry, wks C. D. Franke, bds 10 St. Philip Rosenkranz John C., bds Anson, sw cor George Rosenthal Ernest, watches, clocks and jewelry, 115 Meeting Rosis Daniel, wks Smith & Valk, bds 47 Nassau Rosis Isidor, cigarmkr, bds 47 Nassau Rosis Joseph, cigar mnfr, 235 East Bay, r 47 Nassau Rosis Joseph, Jr., machinist Miller & Kelly, bds 47 Nassau Ross Ann, wid J., r 1 Meeting Ross Charles, c, lab, r 6 Stoll al HITA/\TV n -n 1 no AT ALWAYS HAVE A PULL SUPPLY OP PURE WINES AND) MOOD & EASON- - GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., ROS 396 ROY Ross Edward, c, porter S. C. R. R., r 20 Warren Ross Isaac, c, lab, r 15 Sires al Ross James, c, driver, r 71 America Ross James, c, carpenter J. L. Lawson Ross Jerry, c, lab, r 4 Tradd Ross Mary Miss, r 28 Marsh Ross Morgan, c, lab, r rear 23 Church Ross Thomas, c, hostler R. Arnold, r rear 12 Chapel Rossdic William, driver, r 182 St. Philip Roufif Paul M., engineer J. H. Steinmeyer, r 3 Gadsden Rouke Patrick, foreman A. Gage & Co., r 21 Pitt Roumillat Aristide L., naval store inspector, r 2 Cannon Roumillat Julius, route agt R. R. M. S., r 49 Nassau Roumillat Julius, Jr., cigarmkr Mantoue & Co., bds 49 Nassau Roumillat Ulysses C., druggist, Meeting, ne cor Columbus Roumillat William, elk, bds 49 Nassau Rourke John, lab, r 14 Vernon Rourke Patrick, lab, r 14 Vernon Rouse Frank, c, cook T. R. Tully Rouse George W. (G. W. Rouse & J. D. Parry), r 10 New HOUSE G. W. & J. D. PARRY (G. W. Rouse and J. D. Parry), printers, 26 Chalmers Rouse William M., r 17 Bull Rout William G., c, cotton shipper, r 48 Warren Rowan John, c, lab, r 11 Burns lane Rowan John W., c, policeman Rowand Edwin S., elk City Ry Co., bds 120 Wentworth Rowe Anna, wid Charles, r 30 Tradd Rowe August, elk, bds 30 Tradd Rowland Christopher, machinist Smith & Valk, bds 259 Meeting Rowland James L., machinist, r 26 Hanover Rowland Martin, porter, r 259 Meeting Rowland Martin Jr., boilermkr, bds 259 Meeting Rowland Sarah, fruit, 259 Meeting Royal Eliza, wid J., r 22 Laurel Royal Hardy, c, wks Douglass & Jackson Royal William S., elk Hart & Co., r Mt. Pleasant Roye John F., tinsmith, 44 Coming Royston Joseph, lab, r 11 Elliott THE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed i Among the most reliable carriers In the South. RFXT flTTATJTY °f Silver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, LILIKJI V{JUHU11 1 Castors, Spoons, Forks, <&c., at James Allan's, 307 King. RUB 397 RUS Rubin Abraham, elk S. Link, bds 154 Meeting Rubin Bernard Rev., rabbi Berith Shalom Congregation, r 154 Meeting Ruckh Francis J., boots and shoes, 383 King Ruddock Theodore 13., musician, r 25 Pinckney Ruddock Theodore D. Jr., elk Wyllie, Teacher & Co Rudolph Cesar, c, driver C. Clacius, r 4 Heyward Ct Rudolph Edward, c, lab, r 4 Heyward Ct Rudolph James, c, drayman, r 152 St. Philip Rudolph Joseph, c, watchman, r 104 Anson Rudolph Lewis, c, wks J. J. Lucas, bds 84 Church Rudolph Moses, c, shoemkr, r 21 Elizabeth Rudolph Moses, cf tailor, r 4 Heyward Ct Rudolph Robert, c, bricklayer, r ss Sansouci, 3d w of King Rudolph William H., c, driver, r 4 Heyward Ct Ruff Paul M.. engineer, r 3j£ Gadsden Ruff Walter L., supt Waverly House Ruffin Abram, c, sawyer W. Johnson, r 3 Cedar Ct Ruffio Charles H., confectioner, 695 King RUGER WILLIAM T., auctioneer and com mer, 51 Hasel, r 4 Smith Rugero Raphael, huckster, r 75 Market Rugero Raphael, sea capt, r 33 Calhoun RUGHEIMER JOHN, merchant tailor, 153 King. (See adv. front cover.) Rumley James, lab, bds 94 Calhoun Rumley James G., sea capt, r 5 President Rumley Oregon, sea capt, r 5 President Rumpel Anna, wid G, H., r 41 St. Philip Rumpel George, r 41 St. Philip Rumpel John H., grocer, 228 Meeting Runcken Anne, wid Henry, r 91 East Bay Runcken August W., elk bds 91 East Bay Runcken Charles H., saloon, 91 East Bay Ruppe Anna Miss, teacher German Academy, r George, cor St. Philip Russ John M., ship carpenter, r 30 Society Russ Sarah, wid B., bds 30 Society Russell Cordes, c, lab, r 29 Middle Russell Edward, tinner T. W. Bliss FIRE AND MARINE RISKS BY HOME INSURANCE CO., of Charleston, S. C. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. ff. WILLIAMS & CO., RUS 398 RYA Russell George, c, carpenter, r 8 Gadsden Russell George, c, lab, r 22 Rutledge Russell George, c, plumber, 83 Wentworth Russell James, c, carpenter, r ws Hanover, 1st n of Shepard Russell Joseph B., wharfinger Hunter's Whf, bds 295 East Bay Russell Joseph F., c, tailor, r 30 George Russell Lena, wid F., r 24 St. Philip Russell Nathaniel P., c, glazier Toale Mnfg Co Russell Peter, c, lab, r 19 Franklin Russell Richard H., c, policeman, bds 61 King Russell Robert, c, lab, r ss Nunan, 10th w of Rutledge av Russell William P. (W. P. Russell & Co.), r 28 Rutledge av Russell William P. Jr., with W. P. Russell & Co., bds 28 Rutledge av RUSSELL W. P. & CO. (W. P. Russell), architects and builders, and mnfrs building material, 2 and 4 Hasel, cor Concord. (See adv. p. 81.) Rutherford Charles A., c, lab, r rear 30 Washington Rutledge Benjamin H. (Rutledge & Young), r 26 South Bay Rutledge Edward, c, butler Miss M. Sweegan Rutledge Edward, c, carpenter, r 17 Woolfe Rutledge James, c, cook G. C. Seeber, r 75 St. Michael al Rutledge Jones, c, driver F. W. Wagener & Co., r 18 Burno lane Rutledge Moses, c, driver, r 4 Spring Rutledge Paris, c, lab, r 117 Church Rutledge Paul, c, waiter, r rear 6 Horlbeck al Rutledge Peter, c, lab,- r 6 John Rutledge R. M., wid E. C., r 3 East Battery Rutledge Thomas, c, lab, r 117 Church RUTLEDGE & YOUNG (B. H. Rutledge and H. E. Young), lawyers, 26 Broad Rutledge —, r 160 Calhoun: INFORMATION REFUSED Ruus Henry, elk, bds 542 King Ryan Ann, wid Peter, r 28 Spring Ryan Arthur B. (W. K. Ryan & Son), bds 10 South Battery Ryan Augustus, c, butcher Central Market, r 27 Wall Ryan Cornelius, lab, r 12 Chinquapin Ryan Emma Miss, r 38 South Bay THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural I Outlet for tlie Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Palace Billiarl Parlor. CO HE BROS., PROP'RS, 109 MEETING ST. General Agents L. Decker & Co.'s Corded Edge Cushion Billiard Tables. RYA 399 ST. J Ryan Francis A., c, butcher Upper Market, r 27 Wall Ryan James, shoemkr, 49 Meeting Ryan John, bricklayer, r rear 55 East Bay Ryan John T., elk W, K. Ryan & Son, r 38 South Bay Ryan Julia Miss, r 38 South Bay Ryan Kate, wid Edward, r rear 49 Meeting Ryan Lawrence, bds 12 Chinquapin Ryan Margaret Mrs., fruit, 54 Anson Ryan Mary, wid James, r 34 Calhoun Ryan Mary, wid, bds rear 3 John Ryan Patrick, bds 30 Magazine Ryan Patrick E., opr W. U. Tel. Co., r 30 Magazine Ryan Rufus W., c, carpenter, r 27 Wall Ryan Thomas C. (A. S. Brown & Co.), r 135 Queen Ryan Walter, elk M. Webster, bds 75 Broad Ryan William, wks Adams, Damon & Co., bds Anson, cor Wentworth Ryan William K. (W. K. Ryan & Son), r 10 South Battery Ryan W. K. & Son (W. K. and A. B. Ryan), com mers, and cotton factors, 2 S. Atlantic Wharf FOR A GOOD ARTICLE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CASSIMERE, BROAD CLOTH, DOESKIN, WATERPROOF, JEANS, LINEN, TAILORING GOODS, &c., &c., Call and examine the popular prices at ST. AMAND ALEXANDER (Crane, Boylston & Co.), r 32 Wentworth St. Amand F. Xavier, elk, bds 32 Wentworth St. Amand James A., elk O. F. Wieters, bds 5 Trapman St. Amand J. Emile, elk Hart & Co., bds 32 Wentworth St. Amand J. Eugene, elk, bds 32 Wentworth St. Amand J. Victor, elk Hart & Co., bds 32 Wentworth St. Amand' Mitchell W., bkkpr First Nat. Bank, r 5 Trapman St. Clair Julia Mrs., physician, r 8 Society St. John's Chapel (Episcopal), Hanover, ne corner Amherst St. Joseph's Church (Catholic), ws Anson, n of George PARCHED AND GROUND COFFEES, always to be found at 275 KING STREET. MOOD & EASON'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., TOESLSf&aS81 St. L 400 SAL St. Luke's Chapel (Episcopal), Charlotte, ne cor Elizabeth St. Mark B. Blackwood, c, barber, 471 King, r 238 Meeting St. Mark Francis, c, barber, 360 King, r 238 Meeting St. Mark Frank, c, porter Gibbes & Co., r 238 Meeting St. Mark's Chapel (Episcopal), c, es Elizabeth, nr Chapel St. Michael's Church (Episcopal), Rev. R. S. Trapier, pastor; Meeting, se cor Broad St. Peter's Church (Catholic), Rev. C. J. Vigneront, pastor; Rev. D. F. Hurley, asst; ns Wentworth, e of Meeting St. Stephen's Church (Episcopal), 43 Anson SACHTLEBEN AUGUSTUS PROF., private school, 44 Beaufain Sage Andrew, stevedore, bds 19 State Sahlmann Carsten, grain and hay, Meeting, ne cor Reid Sahlmann Carsten, Jr., agt J. Lutjen, r Queen, nw cor State Sahlmann Frederick, grocer, 2 Calhoun Sahlmann John C., elk, bds Meeting, ne cor Reid Sahlmann John C. Jr., elk, bds Meeting, ne cor Reid Sahlmann Luder, hay and grain, 65 East Bay Salas Francis P. (W. P. Hall & Co.), r 48 Socidty Sale William W., teller First National Bank, r 5 Chinquapin Salem Baptist Church, c, Hasel, nw cor Anson SALINAS A. J. & SON (Mrs. C. B. and C. E. Salinas), cotton factors and com mers, 5 Commercial Wharf Salinas Caroline B. Mrs. (A. J. Salinas & Son), r Wentworth, nw cor Glebe Salinas C. Edward (A. J. Salinas & Son), r Wentworth, nw cor Glebe Salley Julian A., elk Haile & Lawton, bds 23 Lynch Sally D. H. (Sally & Simmons), r Williston S. C Sally William, bricklayer, r 76 King Sally & Simmons (D. H. Sally and B. J. Simmons), lumber yard, foot Montague Salter Edward, driver City Ry Co., bds 148 St. Philip Salter Moses Rev., c, pastor Emanuel Episcopal Ch., r 33 Mary Salter Peter, r 148 St. Philip Salter Robert, c, lab, r ws President, 3d n of Spring Salter Thomas, lab, bds 148 St Philip THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN 1 CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. SAL 401 SAN Saltus Edward, c, lab, r 37 Montague Saltus Frank, c, driver McLoy, Rice & Co., r rear 181 Coming Saltus Philip, c, sentinel Police Hdqrs, r 21 Morris Salvo Antonio, elk J. Wiley & Co., bds 43 Nassau Salvo Corrado A., turner Toale Mnfg Co., bds 43 Nassau Salvo Francis, carpenter, bds 28 Vanderhorst Salvo Francis R., turner, r 14 Bogard Salvo James F., elk, bds 28 Vanderhorst Salvo Joseph, sashmkr, bds 73 Nassau Salvo Vincent M., r 43 Nassau Sams Donald B., physician, 17 New Sampson Abraham J., dep register Mesne Conveyance, r 68 King Sampson Edward, wks Taylor Iron Works, bds Inspection, sw cor Concord Samson Henry L., elk, r 68 King Samuel Moses, tailor, 385 King Sanders Bristow, c, lab, r ns May Ct, nr river Sanders Charles P., elk J. M. Thompson, bds 17 Society Sanders Edward, c, lab, r rear 10 America Sanders George, cigarmkr, bds 550 King Sanders George W. K., tinner, r 118 Meeting Sanders Henry, c, porter W Sheperd & Co., r 24 Burns lane Sanders Henry, c, waiter, r Collins Ct Sanders Henry G., fruit, 19 Coming, bds 12 Beaufain Sanders Isaac, c, lab, r 61 America Sanders James O. H., elk W. H. Andrews, bds 126 St. Philip Sanders John, c, lab, r 4 Palmetto Sanders John, wks R. J. Morris Sanders John P., elk B. Feldman & Co., bds 126 St. Philip Sanders Joseph A., bricklayer, r 3 Society Sanders Louis C., nursery, es King, n of Grove Sanders Louisa C., wid Christian, r es King, n of Grove Sanders Paul W., wharfinger Accommodation Whf, r 2 Warren Sanders Ralph I., c, tailor, 151 Calhoun Sanders Richard, c, gardener, rrear II Washington Sanders Robert, wks R. J. Morris Sanders Thomas, c, huckster, r 29 Henrietta Sanders Thomas L., contractor, 17 Society Sanders Thomas L. Jr., elk T. L. Witsell, bds 17 Society MA..r |..A r*r\ OP CHARLESTON, S. C. NOT BEING IN HOME INS. CO., the Board, insures o» most ^We^s. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., SAN 402 SAY Sanders Thomas N., c, lab, r 100 Rutledge av Sanders Walter, c, wks J. H. Steinmeyer, r rear 7 Lynch Sanders William, c, lab, r ns Calhoun, e of Alexander Sanders William T., r 126 St. Philip Sangster Sabina E., wid George, bds 4 Smith Sardy Arthur (J. B. Sardy & Son) Sardy John B. (J. B. Sardy & Son) Sardy J. B. & Son (J." B. and A. Sardy) mnfrs and dealers in fertilizers, 12 N. Atlantic Wharf Sargent James, steward, r 41 Wentworth Sargent Sarah, wid G. W.,r 41 Wentworth Sargent S. A. Miss, vice prin Morris St. School Sarvis William V., elk City Appraiser, bds Pavilion Hotel Sasportes Joseph A. Rev., c, pastor A. M. E. Bethel, r 39 Reid * SASS G. HERBERT, lawyer, 54 Broad, r 19 Legare Sassard Herbert W., wks Smith & Valk, bds 81 Smith Sassard John H., engineer, r 81 Smith Sassard Webster S., elk, bds 81 Smith Sauder Julius, baker Mrs. S. Puckhaber Sauer Valentine, watchmkr J. Allan, r 60 St. Philip Saunders Alexander, c, waiter, r 23 Morris Saunders Clarence, elk, bds 17 George Saunders Henry, elk, bds 43 East Bay Saunders Isaac P., c, farmer, r rear 130 Calhoun Saunders John, elk, bds 17 George Saunders Richard, elk, bds 17 George Saunders Robert W., lab, bds 76 Church Saunders Samuel, c, carpenter, r 24 Burns lane Saunders Sarah, wid Simon, r 76 Church Saunders Theresa, wid John, r 17 George Saunders William, c, tailor, 77 St. Philip, r 200 Coming Sauries William, c, lab, r 6 John Savage Benjamin, c, shoemkr, 109 Coming Savage James M., c, barber A. Gadsden, r 12 George Savage Robert E., c, watchman, r 12 Bernard lot Savage Samuel, c, fisherman, r rear 415 King SAVANNAH & CHARLESTON R. R., C. T. Mitchell, receiver; C. S. Gadsden, supt; S. C. Boylston, genl frt. & ticket agt; office, 28 Broad. (See adv. front cover.) THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is 1 noted for its Sjpeed, and. carel'u.1 handling of goods. Palace Billiari Parlor anil Bar ported and Key West Segars in the city. SAY 403 SCH Savinovich Lawrence, bds 6 Tradd Savvis John P., printer Walker, Evans & Cogswell, r 44 Cal¬ houn Savvis Joseph M., molder, bds 44 Calhoun Savvis Marion C., bds 44 Calhoun Savvis Mary A., wid Laurence, r 44 Calhoun Sawadske John M., fruit, r 29 Nassau Sawner John W. (Sawner & Ferguson), r 311 'East Bay Sawner & Ferguson (J. W. Sawner and H. Ferguson), car¬ penters, ns Hasel, e of East Bay Sawyer Isaac, c (Sawyer & Drayton), r 53 Calhoun Sawyer J. Estcourt, 1st lieut. 5th Artillery, r U. S. Arsenal Sawyer & Drayton, c (I. Sawyer and T. S. S. Drayton), bar¬ bers, 198 Meeting Sawyers Cornelius, c, barber J. Sawyers, r rear 66 Wentworth Sawyers James, c, barber, 46 Society Sawyers John, c, lab, r rear 531 King Saxly Thomas, c, carpenter, r rear 72 King Saxon Stephen, c, porter D. Muller .Sayas John, cigars and tobacco, 373 King and 80 Market Sayers Anthony, c, butler L. S. Jervey Sayres Nathalie, rigger, r Society, nw cor Anson Sayers William, lab, r 9 Orange Ct Scally Andrew, saloon, 54 East Bay, r 63 Church Scanlan Charles A., shipsmith, Concord, opp Hunter's Whf, r 1 Wentworth Scanlan Cornelius, watchman Atlantic Wharves, r 6 Gillon Scanlan Cornelius B., mess W. U. Tel. Co., bds 6 Gillon Scanlan M. Estelle Miss, music teacher, r 1 Wentworth Scanlan Robert, c, blacksmith C. A. Scanlan, r 9 Henrietta Scanlan Thomas, grocer, r 18 Chinquapin Scanlan William, c, boilermkr, r 23 Queen Scarpa Angelo Capt., bds 144 East Bay Scarpa Joseph, mariner, r 5 Market Scarpa Margaret Mrs., notions, 5 Market Schachte Alfred, elk, bds 303 King Schachte Edward F., elk P. O., r 303 King Schachte Henry, elk Peoples Nat. Bank, r 473 King Schachte John O. Rev., r 74 Wentworth Schachte William J., saloon, 473 King MOOD & EASON, GEO. W. WILLIAMS & SCH 404 SCH Schaffer Benjamin G., stenographer, r 33 Radcliffe Schalla Annie Mrs., fruit, 105 Queen Scharfer Frederick W., grocer, 32 Spring Scharfif F., turner Toale Mnfg Co., bds 553 Meeting Scharloock Amanda Mrs., grocer, 75 Cannon Scharloock Catharine, wid A., bds 45 Calhoun Scharloock Charles E., elk, r 45 Calhoun Scharloock George, r 75 Cannon Schatz Harris, wks I. Schatz Schatz Isaac, watchmkr and jeweler, 391 King Scheibe Constant, cabinetmkr, 18 Liberty Scheibe Constance Mrs., r 30 St. Philip Scheper Henry, grocer, 34 Magazine Schiadaressi Thomas, confectioner, 195 Meeting Schirm Frederick C., elk Furchgott, Benedict & Co., bds 3 Beaufain Schirm William P. (Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.), r Savannah Schirmer Edwin H., wood and coal, State, se cor Market, r 6 Wragg Sq Schirmer Jacob F., r 126 King Schirmer Jacob F. Jr., elk J. S. Schirmer, bds Warren, se cor Smith SCHIRMER JACOB S., whol rice dealer, 187 East Bay, r Warren, se cor Smith Schirmer John E. (C. H. Schwing & Co.), r 21 Wall Schirmer R. B., wid W. C., r 158 Meeting Schlepegrell Christian J., lumber, etc., 37 Line Schlepegrell George H., bkkpr, bds 37 Line Schlepegrell John A., elk, bds 37 Line Schley Philip T., physician, r 13 Meeting Schlobohm Henry L., baker, r 27 Anson Schlosser Leo, tailor, 15 Warren Schmetzer George C., leather and findings, 17 Hayne, r 32 Ashley Schmetzer George C. Jr., grocer, Alexander, ne cor Chapel Schmetzer George L., elk, bds Alexander, ne cor Chapel Schmetzer Maria, wid G. L., bds Alexander, ne cor Chapel Schmidt Emil, blacksmith, r Amherst, cor America Schmidt E. H. C., grocer, 50 America Schmidt S. A. Miss, c, teacher Shaw Memorial School Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. by purchasing your Watches, Jewelry & Silverware from James Allan, 307 King Street. SCH 405 SCH Schmidt William N., elk Mrs E. H. Graver Schmitt William, boots and shoes, 145 King Schmonsees Charles, elk J. F. Johanns Schneider William, furniture, 503 King Schnell Conrad, undertaker, 100 Broad Schnell Leopold, grocer, 100 Market, r 28 Society Schnibbe Caston, lottery vender, bds 97 East Bay Schott John, elk H. Desebrock, bds 21 King Schouboe S. J. Mrs., boarding, r 152 Meeting Schrage G. Henry, lab, r 92 Spring Schrider William, candy mkr J. C. H. Claussen Schroder Charles H., physician, bds 26 George Schroder Edward, marble cutter R. D. White, r 24 Coming Schroder Frederick E., cigars and tobacco, 64 Meeting Schroder Henry B., with D. A. Amme, r 3 Magazine Schroder Henry W., lawyer, r 26 George Schroder Herman, with W. Schroder, bds Nassau, cor Reid Schroder John F. C., grocer, King, sw cor Latnboll Schroder Juliana, wid Andrew, r 64 Meeting SCHRODER WILLIAM, cigar mnfr and whol dealer, 19 Hayne, r Nassau, cor Reid Schroeder Dietrich, elk F. C. Borner, bds 23 George Schroeder Herman, baker C. Amme, bds Meeting, nr Queen Schroeder William, c, marble cutter, r 63 Anson Schubinzky Isidor, cigarmkr Mantoue & Co., bds 409 King Schuchert J. H. L., grocer, 41 Calhoun Schuckmann Mary, wid L., r 271 King Schuckmann Philip, ladies' trimmings, etc., 271 King Schuler Henry, c, lab, r 23 South Schuler Thomas, c, waiter G. C. Seeber, r Calhoun, nr Coming Schulken John, elk D. Spincken Schulte Charles E., elk J. C. Bedell, bds 14 Rutledge SCHULTE JOHN H., business manager Journal Com¬ merce, r 14 Rutledge Schultz Arnold, elk H. A. Mensing, bds Broad, se cor Logan Schultz C. Henry, elk, bds Calhoun, sw cor East Bay Schultz Johanna Mrs., grocer, Calhoun, sw cor East Bay Schultz Martin, baker W. Knobeloch, r 5 Spring Schultz William, farmer, r es.King, s of Grove Schulze John W., grocer, 73 St. Philip HOME INS. CO GEO. V. WILLIAMS & CO., SCH 406 SCO Schulze John W. Jr., mess Sou. Ex. Co., bds 73 St. Philip Schumacher Fred F., cigarmkr W. Schroder, r 42 Tradd Schumacher Herman D., baker, 618 King Schumacher John D., elk C. Wittschel Schumacher Otto H., elk C. Wittschel Schumacher William A., elk, bds 24 Vanderhorst Schur Bernard D., janitor Harmony Circle Hall, r King, nw cor George Schwacke Augustus H., drugs, etc., 472 King, r 40 Mary Schwartz Hermann, grocer, Washington, nw cor Inspection Schwecke John H., grocer, Inspection, se cor Concord Schweitzer Otto, watches, clocks and jewelry, 398 King Schwettmann Christian F., drugs, etc., Broad, nw cor King Schwing Charles H. (C. H. Schwing & Co.), r 25 Washington SCHWING C. H. & CO. (C. H. Schwing and J. E. Schir- mer), com mers and rice dealers, 114 East Bay Schwing Sophia, wid Charles R., bds Spring, ne cor St Philip Sclater Charles P., bkkpr Hume, Small & Co Scott Brantley, c, engineer, r 63 President Scott Edmund, gents furnishing, 238 King Scott Eliza Miss, teacher, r 12 Montague Scott Frances Miss, teacher, r 12 Montague Scott Francis, c, seaman, r rear 82 Inspection Scott George, c, driver I. H. Hall & Co Scott George, c, waiter, r rear 65 St. Philip Scott George W., driver Sou. Ex. Co., r 40 State Scott James, blacksmith M. Goldsmith & Son, r 105 East Bay Scott Jeremiah, c, porter B. Feldman & Co., r rear 3 Magazine Scott John, c, barber, 513 King Scott John, c, huckster, 166 St. Philip Scott John, lab S. C. R. R Scott John, c, lab, r rear 49 King Scott Joseph, lab, r rear 9 Drake Scott Julia Mrs., with Wheeler & Wilson M. Co., r Mills House Scott Mark, drayman, r 17 Columbus Scott Richard, c, barber J. L. Williamson Scott Robert, c, baker C. A. Buchheit Scott Sarah Miss, teacher, r 12 Montague Scott Simon, c, carpenter, r ns Line, w of Coming Scott Solomon, c, blacksmith, 186 St. Philip rE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. it. ft. from Blaine to Texas. Pate BUM Parlor.TSITi™'s inQRT SCO 407 SEA Scott Thomas, c, porter, r 28 Rutledge av Scott Tobias, c, fan mkr, r 11 Water Scott William, c, carpenter, bds 14 State Scott William, c, lab, r America, sw cor South Scott William, c, porter J. S. Fairly & Co., r 32 Woolfe Scowcroft john C., elk C. S. Bennett & Co Screven Benjamin, c, lab, bds 4 Atlantic Screven Henry, c, lab, r4 Atlantic Screven Laura A., wid J. J., r ns Cooper, 5th e of America Screven Richard E., produce broker, 15 Boyce's Wharf, r 8 Water Screven R. Heber (Howell & Screven), bds 8 Water Screven William, c, painter, r 3 Rodgers al Screven William H., glazier, bds ns Cooper, 5th e of America Scribner John, c, lab, r rear Hasel, sw cor Anson Scribner John, c, lab, r rear 34 Henrietta Scully Bridget Mrs., fruit, 78 King Sea Philip, lab, r 19 Amherst Seabrook Charles, c, carpenter, r rear 104 Anson Seabrook Edward, c, waiter C. Litschgi, r 14 Orange Seabrook Ephriam M., U. S. register in bankruptcy, and U. S. commissioner, U. S. Court House, r 117 Meeting Seabrook Ephraim M., elk D. Muller, bds 15 Meeting Seabrook J. Edward, r America, ne cor Hampstead Mall Seabrook Marian, wid Alston, r 223 Meeting Seabrook Martha S. Mrs., vice prin Shaw Memorial School, r 17j£ Drake Seabrook Martha W., wid William, bds America, ne cor Hampstead Mall Seabrook Paul H., wharfinger Adger's Whf, bds 15 Meeting Seabrook Septima S. Miss, matron Holy Communion Ch. Institute, r 38 Ashley Seabrook P. Finley, lawyer, bds 68 Spring Seabrook Whitmarsh B., tel opr S. & C. R. R., bds 83 Cannon Seabrook William, c, boatman U. S. customs Seabrook William, c, lab, r 7 Princess Seabrook William, lawyer, r 17 Drake Seabrook William, waiter W. L. Webb Seabrook William, watchman, r 3 Stoll al Seabrook William, c, wks Bennett's Mill, r 192 East Bay GEO.W.WILLIAMS & CO COTTON" FACTORS Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNB STREET. SEA 408 SEN Seabrook William E., elk, bds 17 Ashley Seabrook William, elk J. T. Dill, r 17 Ashley Seals James, c, r 78 Queen Searles Henry C., photographer, 333 King Seba Charles W., carrier P. O., r 5 Pitt Sebring Edward (E. Sebring & Co.), r 158 Calhoun SEBRING E. & CO. (Edward Sebring and J. B. Reeves), insurance agts and stock brokers, 14 Broad Seckendorf Abram, beer and ale agt, 43 Wentworth Seckendorf Meyer, mer, r 94 King Second Presbyterian Church, es Meeting, bet Charlotte and Wragg sq Seebeck Hermann, elk C. H. Heins, bds 232 Meeting Seebeck Jacob H. C., grain etc., 195 St. Philip Seeber George C., saloon, 300 King Seeberger August, saloon, 11 Market Seel Charles, gun and locksmith, 548 King Seel Louis, sausage dealer, Central Market, r 161 St. Philip Seel Louis Jr., butcher Central Market, bds 161 St. Philip Segelken Plenry, with C. L. Blase, r 119 Church Seibert Frederick (Seibert & Brown), r 14 Columbus Seibert & Brown (F. Seibert and C. E. Brown), bakers, 14 Columbus Seignious Charles W., coal dealer, r 297 East Bay Seignious Charles W. Jr., coal dealer, bds 297 East Bay Seignious Francis P., coal dealer, 182 East Bay, r 45 Cannon Seignious George M., elk Sloan & Seignious, bds 45 Cannon Seignious James M. (Sloan & Seignious), r 25 Pitt Seignious John F., wharfinger and supt, r 24 George Seignious William B., wharfinger Adger's Whfs, r 3 Doughty Seligman Louisa, wid M., r Thomas, sw cor Warren Sell Edgar E. (Sell & Foster), r Forest House Sell & Foster (E. E. Sell), white goods and notions, 27 Hayne Sellers George, elk S. C. R. R., r 231 Meeting Semcke C., wid J. E., r 298 King Semken Gevert, grocer, 56 Rutledge av Semken Henry, grocer, Mazyck, ne cor West Semken John, notions, Alexander, se cor Charlotte Semken John W., grocer, Nassau, sw cor Columbus Sengstock John H,, elk J. Lutjen THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Ocean. SEN. 409 SHA Senkey Owen, foreman, bds 82 Anson Seres Peter J., wks Smith & Valk, r 26 Society Sexton Abram M., r 11 Brewster Ct Sexton J. B., steepleman Police Dept, r 11 Brewster Ct Seybt Elvina, wid R., r ns Cannon, w of King Seyle Charles C., elk J. R. Johnston, r 17 Lynch Seyle John F., carpenter, r 52 Smith Seyle John H. (Abrahams & Seyle), bds 20 Bull Seyle William J., gas fitter, r 20 Bull Seymour Charles, c, painter, r 78 Tradd Seymour Julia A., wid T. T., r 135 Coming Seymour M. E. Miss, teacher Charleston Female Seminary Seymour Robert W., lawyer, 98 Broad, r 15 Franklin Seymour Rosa V., wid B., bds 15 Franklin Seymour Samuel, bds 15 Franklin Seymour William G., c, shoemkr, r 169 St. Philip Shackelford G. Lloyd, r 58 Line Shackelford Henry D., with W. Shepherd & Co., r 81 Went- worth Shackelford James M. Mrs., r 20 Church Shackelford L. S., driver Toale Mnfg Co., r 62 Anson Shackelford L. Thurston, bds 16 South Battery Shackelford Willis W., broker, r 16 South Battery Shackelford Willis W. Jr., elk E. N. Thurston, bds 16 South Battery Shaffer Charles P., tinner, r 70 St. Philip Shaffer L. M., with Singer Mnfg Co Shanahan Michael, r 71 East Bay Shanks Anna, wid Francis, r 14 Tradd Shannahan John, lab, r 59 King Shannahan Mary Mrs., grocer, 8 Hasel Shannahan Michael, watchman, r 33 Bogard Shapira Louis D., auction com mer, 212 King Shapira Samuel, elk, bds 210 King Sharkey John, grocer, 3 Market Sharp Frank, 1st lieut. 5th Artillery, and R. Q. M., r U. S. Arsenal Sharry Hugh, painter, bds 132 Coming Sharry John, junk shop, 132 Coming Shaw Jonathan (Shaw & Johnston), r 9. Vanderhorst HOME INS.CO.; OP CHARLESTON, S. C. FIRE AND MARINE Risks taken at Lowest Possible Rates. I 109 EAST BAY. 19 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. SHA 410 SHI Shaw Lewis, farmer, r Rutledge av, sw cor Moultrie Shaw Memorial School, c, ns Mary, w of America Shaw Philip, elk J. L. Sheppard, bds 9 Vanderhorst Shaw William, c, coachman G. W. Williams Shaw William, machinist, r 85 Spring SHAW & JOHNSTON (J. Shaw and A. Johnston), dry goods, 268 King Shea Daniel, shoemkr, 28 America Shea Louis B., c, lab, r 65 President Sheedy John, wks E. R. R. Co., r 7 Porter row Sheehan Patrick, baker Mrs. S. Puckhaber Sheehan Patrick, watchman Commercial Whf, r 39 America Sheehan Thomas J., drayman W. K. Ryan & Son, r 40 Alex¬ ander Sheflin Patrick, stone cutter, bds 93 Church Shelton William, lab, r 14 Wentworth Shepard Charles U. Jr., analytical chemist, 20 Broad, bds Charleston Hotel Shepard Israel, c, bricklayer, r ns Spring, 3d w of Rutledge av Shepard Lewis, c, lab, r 20 Washington Shepard Thomas, c, lab, r es Ashley, 6th n of Spring Shepherd Henry, candymkr Kinsman Bros., bds 118 Meeting Shepherd John, c, carpenter, r 18 Duncan Shepherd Mary, wid W. A., bds 6 Mazyck SHEPHERD WM. & CO. (George H. Horton), tinware, tinners' stock and house furnishing, 29 Hayne SHEPPARD JOHN L., rice broker and cotton ties, 46 East Bay, bds 39 Pitt Sheppard Thomas C., bkkpr, r 39 Pitt Sherfesee Louis, 30Broad, r 11 Gadsden .Sheridan Hugh P., elk, r 46 Laurens Sheridan John, r 15 Ann Sheridan Mary, wid John, r 72 Spring Sheridan Patrick M., shoemkr, 72 King Sheridan Rose, wid P., r 46 Laurens Sherlock John, mariner, r 16 Wentworth §hier B. F., physician, r ws Rutledge av, 3d n of Fishburne Shines Homer, c, policeman, r rear 11 Ann Shirer Augustus, c, baker J. C. H. Claussen, r Short, cor Franklin HE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing bine. Palace BillM Parlor aM Ear. ™gg SHI 411 SIE Shirer David, elk, bds 13 Spring Shirer E. A., fireman S. C. R. R., bds 11 Spring Shirer James H., elk, bds 11 Spring Shirer John B., accountant S. C. R. R., r 11 Spring Shirer John B. Jr., patternmkr S. C. R. R., bds 11 Spring Shivers Peter, c, bricklayer, r 19 South Shoemaker Charles, c, lab, r 20 Washington Shokes Alexander W., carpenter, bds 2 Marion Shokes Charles W., timekpr, r 126 Cannon Shokes Eliza, wid G. W., bds 11 America Shokes George C., molder, r 22 Hanover Shokes George M., engineer, r 26 Woolfe Shokes Henry C;, pump mkr, r 17 Blake Shokes John H., lab, r ss Shepard, w of Ash Shokes Susanna H., wid J. C, bds-11 Hampden Ct Shokes William J., bds 17 Blake SHOLES ALBERT E., publisher City Directories of Charleston, S. C., Memphis and Nashville, Tenn., Atlanta and Augusta, Ga. and Little Rock, Ark., office 3 Broad, bds Pavilion Hotel Shovelin Patrick, stone cutter E. T. Viett Shretzky William, elk, bds 28 George Shriver William, seaman, r 22 Laurens Shroudy Andrew, c, waiter, r 4 Heyward Ct Shuck Annie T., wid Rev. J. L., r 7 Water Shuck Lewis G., elk, bds 7 Water Shuck Lewis H. Rev., pastor First Baptist Ch., r 7 Water Shughrue Michael, lab N. E. R. R., r 27 America Shughrue Timothy F., printer, r 26 Market Shuler John, c, driver Rohde Bros., r 21 Bogard Shumacker P>nst C., elk; bds Calhoun, sw cor Washington Siegling Charles, bkkpr Bollmann Bros., r Broad, se cor Church SIEGLING HENRY, pianos, organs, music and musical instruments, 245 King, r 65 Wentworth. (See adv. p. 105.) Siegling Mary, wid John, r 5 East Battery Siegling Rudolph (Simons & Siegling), r 5 East Battery Sieling Frederick, elk H. Bulwinkle & Co., bds 8 Lynch Siemers Frederick, elk B. F. Puckhaber, bds 9 Franklin Siemsen'Claus, farmer, bds 3 Shepard Hirn at~v o Tn A CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, MOfVn Rr PjAHON wines, liquors and segars, iUUvI/ VX/ iJHUvll J 127 and 129 Meeting Street, Corner Market. GEO. f. WILLMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. SIG 412 SIM Sigwald Christian B., foreman City Rv Co., r 27 Laurel Sigwald George J., with Furchgott, Benedict & Co., bds 55 Spring Sigwald Henry W., engineer S. C. R. R., r 55 Spring Sigwald John C., engineer Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., r 38 Society Sigwald Percival, blacksmith City Ry, bds 27 Laurens Sigwald Thomas S., molder Smith & Valk, and asst chf Fire Dept, bds 22 Columbus Sigwald William H., wks Taylor Iron Works, r 22 Columbus Sigwaldt Edward, r 246 Meeting Silcox Daniel S. (D. H. Silcox & Son), and pres Charleston Fertilizer Co., r 31 Arch,dale Silcox D. H. & Son (Daniel S. Silcox), furniture, 175 King Silcox Edward, cabinetmkr D. H. Silcox & Son, bds 20 Beau- fain Silcox F. Augustus, bkkpr Norwood & Coker, bds Waverly SILLIMAN HENRY K. [James Adger & Co.), r 10 Gadsden Silverheel Joseph, c, lab, r 7 Bedon al Silvey Francis, mariner, r 3 Bedon al Simmons Abram, c, fisherman, r rear 47 East Bay Simmons Adam, c, lab, r 11 Burns lane Simmons Adam H., c, fireman, r ss Mary, 5th e of America Simmons Andrew, c, driver, r rear 24 Hanover Simmons Andrew, c, lab, r ss Shepard, e of Hanover Simmons Arthur T., machinist, bds 281 Meeting Simmons Benjamin, c, lab, r 15 Ann Simmons Benjamin, c, porter A. Johnson Simmons Benjamin F., r 102 Wentworth Simmons Benjamin I. (Sally & Simmons), bds 23 Lynch Simmons Bran, c, coachman, r rear 2 Church Simmons Britton, c, lab, r es King, n of Grove Simmons Charles F., c, carpenter, r 6 Norman Simmons Calvin R., boilermkr, r 281 Meeting Simmons Charles, c, butcher, r ws Payne, n of Nunan Simmons Daniel, c, lab, r rear 396 King Simmons Edward, c, tailor, 19 College Simmons Frank, c, driver, r 17 Rikers al Simmons George F., c, baker A. Bergmann, r 3 Calhoun Simmons Glasgow M., c, lab, r 2 Desportes Ct House 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. WATCHES m CLOCKS, Large stock, handsomely cased, of fine and reliable Timepieces, at ALLAN'S, '• 307 King Street. . SIM 413 SIM Simmons Henry,- c, cooper, r rear I Palmetto Simmons Henry, c, fireman, r 6 John Simmons Isaac, c, lab, r es King, 4th n of Shepard Simmons Isaac, c, ship carpenter, r Robbins Court Simmons Isaac, c, lab, r rear 21 Bull Simmons Isaiah, lab, r 3 Short Ct Simmons James, c, bricklayer, r 24 Aiken Simmons James, c, cook, r rear 2 Water Simmons James, c, lab, r rear 17 George Simmons James S., elk H. Bischoff, bds 102 Wentworth Simmons John, c, lab, r 10 Pinckney Simmons John, c, mattress mkr, 89 Coming, r ws Norman, n of Ashton Simmons Joseph, c, lab, r 41 Tradd Simmons Julius, c, coachman A. B. Rhett Simmons Mary Miss, r 4 Water Simmons Michael, c, lab, r rear 11 Wentworth Simmons Peter', c, lab, r ws Nassau, 1st n of Shepard Simmons Primus, c, lab, r 29 Woolfe Simmons Prince, c, lab, r rear 42 Church Simmons Richard, c, carpenter, r 6 Norman Simmons Richard, c, cook Mrs. E. P. Harleston Simmons Robert, c, porter W. McLean Simmons Simon, c, lab, r 10 Rodgers al Simmons S. E., wid J. H., r 10 Elizabeth Simmons Thomas F., c, porter W. F. Paddon, r 17 Morris Simmons Waring, elk H. Card Simmons William, c, lab, r ns Ashton, 3d w of Norman Simmons Williams, c, lab, r 1 Rikers al Simmons William, r Amherst, nw cor Bay Simmons William G., elk, bds 218 Meeting Simonds Andrew, pres First Nat. Bank, r 4 South Battery Simonds John, c, lab, r 96 Tradd Simonds John B., c, confectioner, Central Market Simone Botto, confectionery and fruit, 99 East Bay Simonin George A., cook, bds 20 Mazyck Simons Adam, c, porter B, K. Neufville, r 11 Burns lane Simons Atlas, c, shoemkr, 10% Smith lane, r rear 9 Kfng Simons Augustus T., elk Lesesne & Wells, bds 54 Bull Simons Charles G., c, sergt police, r 5 Palmetto f\ k niTI I AAA PAID IN; SURPLUS $35,000. HOME GAP1TAL $250,000 GEO. ff. WILLIAMS & CO., SIM 414 SIM Simons Charles L., with M. Goldsmith & Son, bds 2 Savage Simons Edward, c, driver, r rear 535 King Simons Edward, c, waiter, r rear 35 Meeting Simons E. J. Miss, teacher Shaw Memorial School Simons GrangeS., wharfinger Atlantic Wharves, rWentworth, cOr Lynch Simons Henry, c, eating house, 458 King Simons Henry, c, lab, r 69 Anson Simons H. Mazyck, farmer, bds 2 Wragg Simons H. Read (Johnston, Crews & Co.), r 77 Broad Simons Isaac, c, driver, r rear 30 Society Simons James, c, lab, r ns Calhoun, e of Alexander Simons James (Simons & Simons), r 77 Broad Simons James, Jr. (Simons & Simons), r 77 Broad Simons James A., c, bricklayer, bds 5 Palmetto Simons James B., c, barber, 498 King Simons James S. (John C. Mallonee & Co.), r Radcliffe, opp Thomas Simons John, c, bricklayer, t rear 61 Anson Simons John, c, huckster, 22 Anson Simons John, c, lab, r 25 Franklin Simons John H., elk T. G..Simons, r 8 Lynch Simons John H. Jr., shipper F. T. Downey, r 8 Lynch Simons Joseph, c, butler, r rear 6 Rutledge av Simons July, lab, r rear 86 Calhoun Simons J Ancrum, lawyer, 65 Broad, r 202 Meeting SIMONS LEWIS L., ruler Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 8 Lynch SIMONS MANNING, physician, 87 Church, r 77 Broad Simons Marcus, c, porter A. & E. Fincken, r rear 183 East Bay Simons Mary J., wid Harris, r 2 Savage Simons Michael, c, blacksmith C. A. Scanlan, r 11 Wentworth Simons P. Noble, elk O. Cohen & Co., bds 40 Montague Simons Richard, c, lab, r rear 100 Anson Simons Robert, c, tailor, r 23 Concord Simons Robert H., cotton weigher, bds 54 Bull SimonS R. Bentham, elk J. S. Schirmer, r 40 Montague Simons Samuel, c, lab, r 4 Tradd Simons Sedgewick L., bkkpr Pinckney Bros., r 34 Montague THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural 1 Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. "Dolnon "Dlllinn/I Dnnlnn CON"EBROS.,PROP'RS,109 MEETI1NTG- ST. 131aG8 DllllarCi raiior. cuS^ & Co-'s Corded Edge SIM 415 SIN Simons Sedge wick L. Jr., wharfinger Commercial Wharves, bds 34 Montague Simons S. Lewis, elk, bds 92 Wentworth Simons Susan, wid T. Y., r 11 Doughty Simons S. Wragg, cotton buyer Watson & Hill, bds 2 Savage Simons Thomas, c, porter D. McPherson, r 24 America Simons Thomas Y. (Simons & Siegling), r 3 Meeting SIMONS T. GRANGE, commission and rental agt, 4 State, r 40 Montague Simons T. Grange Jr., physician, 42 Society, r 40 Montague Simons William, c, bricklayer, r 29 Middle Simons William, c, cigarmkr W. Schroder, r rear 80 Tradd Simons William M., teacher High School, r 92 Wentworth SIMONS WILLIAM W. elk of Council, office City Hall, r 2 Savage Simons Wm. Hume (Simons & Howe), r 92 Wentworth Simons W. Noble, cotton weigher, bds 8 Lynch Simons W. Lucas, with E. Bates & Co., r 40 Montague Simons & Howe (W. H. Simons and W. B. W. Howe, Jr.), architects and engineers, 54 Broad SIMONS & SIEGLING (T. Y. Simons and R. Siegling), lawyers, 65 Broad SIMONS & SIMONS (James artd James Simons, Jr.), law¬ yers, 77 Broad Simonton Anna M., wid J. R., bds 65 St. Philip Simonton Anna R. Miss, prin Memminger School Simonton Charles H. (Simonton & Barker) r 23 Legare Simonton E. R. Miss, bds 65 St. Philip SIMONTON & BARKER (C. H. Simonton and T. G. Barker), lawyers, 15 Broad Simpkins Lewis, c, seaman, r rear 18 Hanover Simpson George, c, wheelwright, r 24 Mary Simpson Isaac, r, butler Miss M. Sweegan Simpson Lewis, c, lab, r rear 7 St. Philip Simpson William, c, ste.epleman Police Dept, r 5 Magazine Simpson William, c, waiter Charleston Hotel Sims Francis M., machinist, bds 3 Percy Sims Henry R., engineer, r 3 Percy Sinclair Andrew, c, carpenter, r 1 America Sinclair Cesar, c, cooper, r 8 Henrietta OUGARSOP ALL GRADES, retailed at Cost Prices. Large Assortment of Fresh Biscuits, always found at MOOD & EASON'S, 129 Meeting Street GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., SIN 416 SIN Sinclair Charles, c, lab, r 130 Tradd Sinclair Emma Miss, r 2 Clifford Sinclair James, c, waiter Pavilion Hotel Sinclair William H., c, tailor, 160 Coming Sindorf Frederick W., bkkpr J. H. Wuhrmann & Co., r 24 Market Sineath James J., machinist, bds es Nassau, 1st n of Shepard Sineath Mary, wid F. R. M., r 2 Williams row Sinett James J., packer A. S. Brown & Co., r 27 Mazyck Sinett Percy, dairy, 27 Mazyck SINGER MANUFACTURING CO. THE, Geo. H. Hope, manager; 186 King Singleton Aaron, c, driver, r rear 144 Meeting Singleton Abram, c, lab, r ns Spring, 3d w of Rutledge av Singleton Alexander, c, lab, r 128 Tradd Singleton Archibald, c, lab, r es Lucas, nr Mill Singleton Benjamin, c, drayman, r 21 Spring Singleton Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 405 King Singleton Cesar, c, pilot, r 22 Church Singleton Christopher, c, lab, r ns Moultrie, 3d w of King Singleton Charles, c, sawyer, r rear 29 Church Singleton Henry, c, sawyer, r 87 East Bay Singleton Jacob, c, fisherman, r 8 Weims Ct Singleton James, c, lab, r 22 St. Michael al Singleton Jeremiah, c, baker T. Theus, bds rear 105 Went- worth Singleton John, c, lab, bds 7 Beresford Singleton Joseph, c, lab, r 4 Hanover Singleton Joseph, c, waiter A. Brookbanks, r 4 Heyward Ct Singleton Josiah, c, huckster, r 33 Montague Singleton Paul, c, driver, r ns Moultrie, 2d w of King Singleton Richard, c, waiter, r rear 41 Coming Singleton Robert, c, seaman, r rear 32 Calhoun Singleton Samuel, c, lab, r 15 Middle Singleton Sidney, c, lab, r 24 Hanover Singleton Stephen, c, driver, r rear 92 Anson Singleton Thomas, c, lab, r 8 Elliott Singleton William, c, baker C. A. Buchheit Singleton William, c, hostler, r 43 Elizabeth Singleton William H.,£, butcher, r ws Chinquapin, opp Cannon THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN 1 CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLES TON. QTTPBT TUP OTT ITCD Aft eJegant assortment, suitably cased, for OIMIJIWIT OILY ill ill PJLes^ntation^ purposes, at JAMES ALLAN'S, ' SIN 417 SMA Sinkler Thomas S., elk W. Johnson, bds 5 King Sinkler William, asst supt Charleston Mining Co., r 5 King Sires Albert, wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 36 Reid Sires Edmond C., wks Taylor Iron Works, bds 36 Reid Sires Joseph F., wood dealer, r 36 Reid Sires Thaddeus W. (Werner & Sires), r 21 Cumberland Sires William H., lab S. C. R. R., r 33 Cannon SIX JOLLY FELLOWSHIP PORTERS, A. Hammer- schmidt, propr; 107 East Bay Skerritt Richard, confectioner, 169 King Skinner Caroline, wid Thomas, r 16 Elizabeth Skinner Emanuel, lab S. C. R. R., r 3 Drake Skinner George, elk S. C..R. R., r 10 South Skinner James O., with Erwin & Magill, r 16 Elizabeth Skirving John, c, carpenter, r 42 America Skrine William A., druggist, 286 King Slater John, fireman S. C. R. R., r 35 Columbus Slattery Annie R., wid Thomas, r 19 State • Slattery James, barkpr, r 416 King Slattery James F., planter, r 24 Queen Slattery John, packer, r 1 Short Slattery Patrick, mer, r 24 Queen Slattery Patrick M., porter Milnor & Martin, r 95 Church Slavich John Capt., r 35 Tradd Slawson E. C. Miss, bds Mansion House Slawson Leslie, weigher, bds 10 Elizabeth Slawson N. A. Miss, bds Mansion House Slawson Stockton K., conductor S. & C. R. R., r 192 Queen Sleighton Alfred, c, waiter, r 8 Society Sloan John B. E. (Sloan & Seignious), r 6 Ashley SLOAN & SEIGNIOUS (J. B. E. Sloan and J. M. 'Seignious), cotton factors, Brown's Wharf Slotter Thomas, c, restaurant, 5 1 Market Small Aaron, c, lab, r ws Rutledge av, n of Line Small Abram, c, lab, r ns Reid, w of Bay Small Abram, c, lab, r 5 Thompson Ct Small Alfred, r, lab, r 16 President Small Amos, c, porter Cormier &■ McBride, r 1 Amherst Small Andrew, c, carpenter, r 122 Cannon Small Andrew, c, lab, r 204 Meeting HOME INS. CO., OF OFT A RLESTON. S. O. TAKES FIRE, ALSO GEO. W. WILLI11 & CO., °25K£M?£SE?- SMA 418 SME Small Anson, c, lab, r 216 Coming Small Benjamin, 0, lab, r 3 Henrietta Small Benjamin, c, lab, r 1 Michel al Smalls Campbell, c, teacher, r 138 Calhoun Small Cesar, c, driver, r rear 23 Calhoun Small Cesar Rev. c, r 38 Calhoun Small Charles W., c, lab, r rear 83 Calhoun Small Daniel, c, lab, r es President, n of Bee Small David, c, pedler, r rear 29 Tradd Small Edward, c, waiter A. B. Rhett Small Florence, c, barber J. B. Simons, r 11 John Small Frank, c, wks John C. Mallonee & Co., r rear 30 Alex¬ ander Small George, c, lab, r rear 25 George Small Henry, c, lab, r rear 7 Liberty Small Isaac, c, lab, r rear 182 Queen Small Isaac G., c, shoemkr, r 12 Reid Small Jacob, pres Germania Savings Bank, r 4 Bull Small James, c, lab, r 11 Inspection Small James H. (Hume, Small & Co.j, r 10 Sires al Small Jeffrey, c, waiter C. Alston Small John, c, lab, r ss Shepard, e of King Small John J. (Knobeloch & Small), r 3 George Small Joseph, c, porter T. H. & W. Dewees, r rear 64 Smith Small Joseph, c, tailor, r 13 Elizabeth Small London, c, lab, r ws Hargrave Ct, s of Cannon Small Merchant, c, lab, r 7 Radclifife Small Peter, c, driver, r 6 Palmetto Small Philip, c, porter J. S. Schirmer, r 48 Nassau Small Richard, c, lab, r rear 57 Smith Small Robert, c, wks Hydraulic Press, r 6 Price al Small Thomas, c, butcher Upper Market, r 167 Coming Small Thomas, exporter, r 128 Tradd Small Thomas D., lieut police, r 181 Coming Small Thomas R., c, carpenter, r 181 Coming Small William, c, foreman W. L. Millar, r 17 Burns lane Small William, c, lab, r 107 St. Philip Small William H., c, driver, r rear 112 Anson Smarden Boston, c, lab, r ss Hasel, e of East Bay Smedes Cornell H., wheelwright, r 2 Cannon THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is noted for its Speed, and careful handling? of goods. Palace'Billiard Parlor aid Bar a- i uiwuu wimui u x ui iui UUU JJUl. ported and Key West Segars in the city. SMI 419 SMI Smiley Isaiah, c, shoer B. Mclnnes, r Bernard's lot Smiley James, c, feeder News and Courier Smiley Joseph, c, blacksmith P. V. McBride, r 9 George Smith Aaron C. Mrs., r 40 Rutledge av Smith Adam, c, lab, r rear 15 Judith Smith Alexander, c, lab, r rear 25 Columbus Smith Alfred A., book agt, r 34 Warren Smith Alice O., wid T. H., r 26 Montague Smith Allen, c, bricklayer, r ws Aiken, n of Hampden Ct Smith Andrew D., elk, bds 133 Queen Smith Andrew M., shipwright Pregnall Bros., r 28 Chapel Smith Angelo, huckster, r 29 Market Smith Angeronia M. Miss, r 118 King Smith Arthur N., c, lab, r rear 75 Beaufain Smith August, driver F. W. Wagener & Co Smith Augusta Miss, matron and teacher Confederate Home Smith A. Sydney, cotton factor, 4 Commercial Wharf, r 21 Smith Smith Benjamin, c, butler, r rear 31 Henrietta Smith Benjamin F., c, butcher, r 60 Calhoun Smith B. Burgh, asst Light House engineer, 45 Broad Smith B. Pressley (T. P. Smith, Mclver & Co.), r 22 Charlotte Smith Castor, c, driver, r ns Allway, 2d w of Norman Smith Cecilia, wid T. A., r 142 Wentworth Smith Charles, C, driver, r ns Ashton, 2d w of Norman Smith Charles, seaman, bds 3 Elliott Smith Charles, c (S. B. Garrett & Co.) Smith Charles A., farmer, r 397 Meeting Smith Charles A., with R. M. Adam & Co., bds Pavilion Hotel Smith Claudia Miss, r 60 Tradd Smith Cornelia Miss, r 60 Tradd Smith Cyrus, c, fisherman, r rear 261 Meeting Smith C. Manly, chief elk auditor's dept S. C. R. R., bds 3 South Bay Smith Daniel W., c, tinner, r ws Hunter al, s of Reid Smith David, c, lab, r 11 Sires al Smith D. E. Huger (Lesesne & Wells); bds 43 Church Smith Edward, c, driver, r rear 11 Ann Smith Eliza M., wid Mason, r 43 Church MOOD & EASON Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts to the peok, every time, 127 & 129 MEETING ST. . GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON" FACTOE8, , Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. SMI 420 SMI Smith Emma S. Miss, r 23 Smith Smith E. L., carpenter S. C. R. R Smith Francis A., tailor, 27 George, r 15 Bogard Smith Frank, c, carpenter, r 53 Nassau Smith George, c, feeder News & Courier Smith George E., blacksmith, bds 16 Market Smith Henry, c, policeman, r 78 Beaufain Smith Henry A. M. (Mitchell & Smith), lawyer, r 18 Meeting Smith Henry L., c, musician, r 10 Nassau Smith Herbert A., elk Hanckel & Co., bds 142 Wentworth Smith Isabel A. Mrs,, private school, 99 Meeting, bds 13 Smith Smith James, lab, r 15 Tradd Smith James, c, musician, r rear 35 Hasel Smith James D., machinist Smith & Valk, bds 7 Pitt Smith James E., driver City Ry Co Smith Tames L., c, waiter, r rear 9 Alexander Smith James R., bkkpr, bds 14 George Smith James W., c, batteryman, r 7 Stoll al Smith Jane, wid James, bds 4 Williams row Smith Jeffrey, c, porter S. C. R. R Smith John, c, bricklayer, r rear 100 Market Smith John, c, driver S. Mathewes, r rear 8 Rutledge Smith John B., policeman, r 12 Woolfe Smith John N., wharfinger Boyce's Whf, bds 7 Gadsden Smith Joseph Jr., c, tailor, r 17 Princess Smith Julius, c, wks W. H. Robertson, bds 17 Princess Smith J. Edward, with C. & E. L. Kerrison, r 7 Gadsden SMITH J. EDWARD Jr., supt's elk S. & C. R. R., r 7 Gadsden Smith J. J. Pringle, r 18 Meeting Smith J. Mongin, elk, bds 13 Smith Smith J. Ralph (Smith & Valk), bds 7 Pitt Smith J. Raworth, bkkpr C. T. Lowndes & Co., bds George, nw cor Meeting Smith J. Rutledge, with E. Bates & Co., r Cannon, nr Ashley Smith Lewis, c, lab, r rear 30)^ Broad Smith Lewis, c, elk J. McManus, r rear 27 George Smith Lewis, c, lab, r 6 John Smith Marlow, c, driver, r 7 Heyw^rd Ct Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. RICH JTSWF.T|*RY DIAM0ND rinGS, CHAINS, lockets, illUil ULI U UUU1, Gent's Seal Rings, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King Street. SMI 421 SMI Smith Mary F. Miss, milliner M iss M. L. Buckley, r King, opp Liberty Smith Mathias, c, shoemkr, 27 King Smith Moses, c, driver F. Von Oven, r 98 Coming Smith Nathaniel F., with L. Cohen & Co., r 10 South Smith Nero, c, driver H. Bischofif, r ss Ann, e of King Smith Peter, c, lab, r ss Simons, w of King Smith Peter, sailors boarding, 16 Market Smith Richard M., c, shoemkr, rear 210 Meeting, r 17 Hen¬ rietta Smith Robert, c, wks Hydraulic Press, r 37 Warren Smith Robert P., elk Pinckney Bros., bds 18 Meeting SMITH R. ATMAR Dr., dentist, 307 King, bds 14 George. (See adv. back fly D.) Smith Samuel, c, lab, r 5 Kirkland lane Smith Sarah E., wid Edward, r 23 Church Smith Sarah L. wid John A., r Planters Hotel. Bldg Smith Shand, elk J. H. Lopez, bds 133 Queen Smith Silas, c, lab, r 33 Warren Smith Sophia C. Miss, teacher Memminger School, bds 118 King Smith Theodore A., c, mailing elk P.O., r 187 Calhoun Smith Thomas, c, driver Geo. W. Williams & Co Smith Thomas, lab, r 41 Calhoun Smith Thomas, c, plasterer, r 8 America Smith Thomas, c, porter J. Allan, r 17^ Montague Smith Thomas, c, sailmkr, r rear 12 State Smith Thomas, ship carpenter, bds 22 Middle Smith Thomas C., saloon, East Bay, ne cor Hasel Smith Thomas P. (Thomas P. Smith, Mclver & Co), r 22 Charlotte Smith Thomas S., c, porter J. R. Read & Co., r 30 Amherst SMITH THOS. P., McIVER & CO. (T. P. Smith, G. W. M. Mclver. B. P. Smith, and A. M. Mclver), cotton fac¬ tors and mers, 6 and 7 Boyce's Wharf. (See adv. p. 88.) Smith T., c, policeman, r 78 Beaufain Smith T. Ogier, elk S. C. R. R., bds 14 Smith Smith Vincent, c, gardener, r 3^ Roselane Smith Walter L., With W. Gurney, bds 21 Rutledge av Smith Wesley, c, hostler M. Hogan I M QI I D C^WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY 111 O U II L OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., SMI 422 SNO Smith William, baker C. Gerard Smith William, c, lab, r rear 9 Judith Smith William, c, tailor, 249 Meeting , SMITH WILLIAM BELL, master machinist S. C. R. R., office Spring, cor Meeting, bds 14 George Smith William B. (W. B. Smith & Co.), r 101 Broad Smith William H., bds 220 East Bay- Smith William H., pilot, r 19 East Battery Smith William I., elk Hart & Co., bds 7 Pitt Smith William J., elk A. S. Smith, r 21 Rutledge av Smith William J., frt conductor S. C. R. R Smith William L., conductor S. & C. R. R., r 68 Cannon Smith William L., elk, bds 7 Pitt Smith William M., c, waiter, r ws Hunter al, s of Reid Smith William W., elk, bds 133 Queen Smith William W., stencil cutter, 88 Church Smith W. B. & Co. (W. B. Smith and A. H. and L. M. Jones), cotton factors and com mers, Cordes, head Kerr's Wharf Smith W. Hampton, elk, r 1 Montague Smith W. Mason, with Lesesne & Wells, bds 18 Meeting Smith W. Walton, cotton factor, 1 Boyce's Whf, ri33 Queen SMITH & VALK (J. R. Smith and C. R. Valk), boilermkrs, founders and machinists, east end of Hasel. (See adv. p. 99.) Smithson Henry, c, lab, r rear 6 Bee Smyth Ellison A. (J. E. Adger & Co.), r 12 Meeting Smyth J. Adger (Smyth & Adger), r 36 Meeting Smyth Margaret M., wid Thomas, r 12 Meeting Smyth Mary F., milliner, 63 Calhoun SMYTH & ADGER (J. A. Smyth and A; M. Adger), fac¬ tors, Adger's N. Wharf SMYTHE AUGUSTINE T., lawyer, 5 Broad, r 25 Legare Snipe Alexander, c, lab, r ns Ashton, 3d w of Norman Snipe Daniel, c, carpenter J. L. Lopez, r rear 85 Smith Snipe Jacob, c, fisherman, 7 King Snipe James, c, huckster, r 85 St. Philip Snipe Samuel, c, lab, r rear 38 America Snow Thomas, c, barber, r rear 28 Society Snowden Charles J., bkkpr Union Cotton Press and Whf Co., r 7 Legare Snowden Isabelle S., wid Joshua, r 7 Church GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with afely, Economy and Dispatch., via S. C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. Palap.fi Rilliarii Parlnr °°nebros.,propr's,io9 meeting st. 1Q1UUU UlillUlU 1Q11U1. Gem Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables, SNO 423 SOU Snowden J. Yates, bds 9 Church Snowden Mary A. Mrs., prin Confederate Home, r 9 Church Snowden Mary L., wid Wm., r'5 Church Snowden Robert H., elk, r 20 Water Snowden Robert L., shipper Stanland & Downing, bds 7 Legare Snowden Theodore G., cotton broker, 4 Southern Whf, r 7 Church Snowden Charles H., elk Lesesne & Wells, bds 7 Legare Snowden William E., elk Hunter's Whf, bds 7 Legare Snowden William H. (E. W. Marshall & Co.), r 33 Meeting Sohl Henry, elk H. Steinken, bds 66 St. Philip Sohl Peter, baker, 184 St. Philip Solese Amanda, c, seamstress, r 111 Church Solese James, c, cook Charleston Hotel, r 3 Burns lane Solese James H., c, wks J. H. Gadsden, bds 105 Calhoun Solomons Annie Miss, r 101 Meeting Solomons Esdaile M., elk F. W. Wagener & Co., bds 65 Hasel Solomons Joseph R., dentist, 65 Hasel SOLOMONS SOLOMON S., supt S. C. R. R, office King, se cor Ann, r 3 Orange Solterie Dominick, fruiter, r 21 Calhoun Sommer Francis, watchmkr S. Thomas Jr., r 368 King Sonnichson Peter, elk H. Viohl Sonntag Henry, elk, bds 34 Wentworth SONNTAG OTTO, dyer, scourer and repairer, 34 Went¬ worth. (See adv. p. 92.) Soubeyroux Honore, confectioner, 328 King Soubeyroux Leon L., mail elk News and Courier, bds 328 SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST CO., E. Horry Frost, pres; F. A. Mitchell, cashier; 17 Broad. (See adv. p. 82.) SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, W. J. Magrath, pres ; S. S. Solomons, supt; genl offices, King, se cor Ann ; depot ns Line, bet Meeting and King. (See adv. back fly.) Southall Alfred D., foreman Southern Hebrew, r ws Meeting, bet John and Ann Southard Richard P., architect, 20 Hayne, bds 2 Glebe SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO., M. Haig, agt; 84 Hasel FOR GOOD TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, Go to MOO D & EAJSOIV, Meeting St., oor. Market. GEO. W.WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON" FA.CTOBS, , Nos. 1 asd 3 HAYNE STREET. SOU. 424 SPE Southern Wharf, J. E. Mikell, wharfinger; south end East Bay Spaeth John, c, blacksmith, r rear 5 Palmetto Spain C., lab, bds 121 Meeting Spangler Cortez, well borer, bds 353 King Spangler Fleming, well borer, bds 353 King Spann Crawford, c, wks Hydraulic Press, r 8 Elizabeth Spann William, c, watchman City Magazine, r ss Pine, e of N. E. R. R Sparkman Edward H., bkkpr Peoples Nat. Bank, r 15 Broad Sparks Charles, c, huckster, n Pihckney, r 13 Duncan Sparks Peter, c, driver F. W. Wagener & Co., r rear 118 Broad Sparks W. M., c, sentinel Police Dept, r Rutledge, cor Cal- Spearing John B., c, tinner, bds 12 Gadsden Speering Isham, c, lab, r rear 28 Nassau Speissegger Agnes, wid Louis P., r 180 St. Philip Speissegger Amelia, wid Albert, bds 180 St. Philip Speissegger Charles A., brakeman S. C. R. R., bds 43 E. Bay SPEISSEGGER LOUIS P., elk Walker, Evans & Cogs¬ well, r 122 St. Philip Spellman Dominick, lab, r 21 Bee SPENCER ALBERT R., physician and druggist, Tradd, nw cor Church, r 23 George Spencer Catharine R. Mrs., boarding, 23 George Spencer Edward, c, lab, r 35 George Spencer Emily, wid Seth, r 43 Tradd Spencer E.A., wid G. W., r 46 Beaufain Spencer George S., c, barber Charleston Hotel, r40 St. Philip Spencer Henry, c, waiter Pavilion Hotel Spencer Henry S., c, policeman, r 14 Duncan Spencer Jacob A., elk W. H. Chafee & Co., bds 23 George Spencer James, c, lab, r Collins Ct Spencer James, c, lab, r 10 Henrietta Spencer James, c, porter, r 67 Tradd Spencer Jeremiah, c, porter W. C. Forsythe, r 392 King Spencer John, lab, r 25 Queen Spencer Milton, c, porter Cone Bros., r rear 109 Meeting Spencer Nathaniel T., c, tailor, r 199 Coming houn THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through A Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Oeean. ffli'TiP YflTTR SlfiTFT ^fineassortment of Spectacles, Eye Glasses. lilJUl 1UU1L UlUIli. MARINE, FIELD AND OPERA. GL^SES AT ALLAH'S, 307 KINGSTREEL SPE 425 STE Spencer Richard, c, barber, 27 Line Spencer Samuel, c, policeman, r 9 Stoll al Spencer Walter, r 46 Beaufain Spencer William, c, lab, r 13 Cannon Spencer William, c, porter, r St. Michael al Spencer William W., elk, bds 46 Beaufain Sperrin Ishmael, c, lab, r 18 Middle Spincken Dietrich, grocer, 45 Line Spincken Henry, grocer, Line, se cor Coming Spink Alonzo, elk, r 58 Church Spinney James, milkman, bds 22 South Bay Sprague George R., driver E. R. R., r 308 Meeting Spring Peter, c, pedler, r 17 Shepard Spring Robert, c, carpenter, r 3 America ; Sproul William, c, wks J. H. Steinmeyer, r ws Srnim, n of Queen Spuhnagel Eliza Miss, with A. Melchers Squires Israel, c, bricklayer, r ns Spring, 3d w of Rutledge Stackley Jacob, dry goods, 437 King Stafford Henry R., carpenter, r 310 Meeting Stafford James M., molder Smith & Valk, r 7 Middle Stagg Catharine Mrs., r Union Widows Home Stall William C., finisher S. C. R. R., r 15 Blake Stanland Thaddeus W. (Stanland & Downing), r 6 Charlotte STANLAND & DOWNING (T. W. Stanland and A. B. Downing), naval store brokers, 15 Vendue Range Stanton Frank L., pressman Walker, Evans & Cogswell, bds 93 Church Starr Robert C., acct, r 187 Coming State Grange Agency, P. S. Felder, agt; 2 Commercial Wharf Steedman Arthur. H., with C. Clacius, r 50 Radcliffe Steedman Charles W., elk, bds 50 Radcliffe Steedman F. Lawrence, elk Matthiessen & Doolittle, bds 50 Radcliffe Steedman John C., c, ship blacksmith, ns Laurens, nr Wharf; r 30 Concord Steedman John W., c, lab, r 34 Nassau Steedman Samuel P., carpenter, r 27 Concord Steedman Thomas C., elk Knoop, Hanemann & Co., bds 194 Queen MAIir min r\r\ of chableston, s. c. the only stock HOME INS. CO., 20 GEO. ff. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET; STE 426 STE Steedman William B., bkkpr Milnor & Martin, r 50 Radcliffe Steedman William C., with Lesesne & Wells, bds 50 Radcliffe Steedman William K., with Knoop, Hanemann & Co., bds 4 Hudson Steele Edward, c, lab, r 24 Queen Steele E. C. Rev., pastor St. Paul's Episcopal Ch Steele John B., with E. Bates & Co., r 12 Wragg Sq Steele Louis, butcher, bds 161 St. Philip Steele Prince, c, lab, r rear 17 Wall Steele Samuel, c, porter Dan Talmadge's Sons & Co Steele Walter, notary public, 313 King, r 70 Wentworth Steenken Henry, grocer, 66 St. Philip Steenken Henry, wagon factory, 286 Meeting Steenken John H., blacksmith, bds 286 Meeting Steeples John, c lab, r 3 Greenhill Steffens George William (Steffens & Werner), 28 Montague Steffens John H. (J. H. Steffens & Co.), r 177 Coming Steffens J. & Co. (J. H. Steffens and W. Adicks), corn and flour mill, 175 Coming STEFFENS & WERNER (G. W. Steffens and D. Werner), whol grocers, liquor and provision dealers, 98 and 100 East Bay, and 26 and 32 Vendue Range Steiber George, shoemkr J. Steiber, bds 93 Church STEIBER JACOB, fashionable boot and shoemkr, 41 Broad. (See adv. p. 119.) STEIN CHARLES W., hats caps, furs, umbrellas, etc., 313 King, r 29 Warren. (See adv. p. 96.) Steinbrecher William, elk D. Pope, r 75 Market Steincke Fritz,- baker, 581 King and 103 Market Steinmetz James, c, driver, r rear 56 Calhoun Steinmetz Joshua, c, blacksmith, 56 Calhoun, r es Lands Ct, n of Fishburne Steinmeyer Adolph B., carpenter, r 93 Spring Steinmeyer Arthur B., elk, bds 93 Spring Steinmeyer Charles F., with J. H. Steinmeyer, r 96 Beaufain Steinmeyer Edwin, carpenter, r no Calhoun Steinmeyer E. G., wid G. E., bds 12 Bee Steinmeyer James W., elk J. H. Steinmeyer, bds 2 Gadsden Steinmeyer John F., builder and contractor, r 9 Thomas Steinmeyer John F. Jr., carpenter, r 18 President 'THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. 1 Gnarantces the Lowest Rates given, by any competing Line. fake Billiam Parlor ai Bar. °F™JLE%ff STE 427 STE STEINMEYER JOHN H., lumber mnfr and dealer, and propr Steinmeyer's wharf, mills, Gadsden, cor Beaufain, office 131 East Bay, r 21 Gadsden. (See adv. p. 105;) ' Steinmeyer's Wharf, J. H. Steinmeyer, propr; west end of Beaufain Steinson Mary Miss, bds 8 Orange Steitz Henry (C. Bart & Co.) r 72 Hasel STEELING AUGUST F., saloon and restaurant, 54 Meet¬ ing. (See adv. p. 110.) Stelling Edward J., elk E. H. Stelling Stelling Eibe F.,clk Chess, Carley & Co., bds 24 Middle STELLING EIDE H., pres Carolina Mutual Ins. Co., and ship and genl grocer, 149 East Bay Stelling Henry, phosphate wks, r 45 Tradd Stelling John H. E., with F. W. Wagener & Co., r 22 Middle Stelling J. Fritz, saloon, 147 East Bay Stelling J. Henry, elk H. Bischoff, bds Pitt, nw cor Montague Stelling Theodore E., elk E. H. Stelling Stelljes Herman D. (Mollenhauer & Stelljes), r 53 King Stelljes John, janitor Deutsche Freundschafts Bundes Hall, r Meeting, se cor George Stello Herman, driver J. S. Schirmer, r 41 Calhoun Stello Karl C., elk, bds 41 Calhoun Stemmermann Albert, grocer, 24 Bull Stemmermann Claus, elk, bds 24 Bull Stemmermann John H. W., elk, r 97 Coming Stender Frederick W. (H. Stender & Son), bds 549 King Stender Henry (H. Stender & Son), r 549 King Stender H. & Son (H. and F. W. Stender), dry goods, 549 King Stenhouse Thomas, flour mer, bds 35 King Stenson Pendleton, c, carter D. H. Silcox & Son Stent Caroline Miss, r 23 King Stent Susan Miss, r 23 King Stern A., bds 373 King Stevens Alfred W., elk J. R. Read & Co., bds 20 Bull Stevens Anne E., wid J., bds 12 Montague Stevens Alfred T., c, route agt Ry. M. S., r 152 St. Philip Stevens Edward, c, pilot, r 2 Price al Stevens Hezekian, c, lab, r ns Pine, e of N. E. R. R nirr\r\~r\ o "TO A OA1VT always have a full supply of puee wines and MOOD & EASOJM bouiud' ",d'm GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNB STREET. STE 428 STO Stevens James H., carpenter, r ss Shepard, w of Sires al Stevens John, painter, r 96 Calhoun Stevens John W., cigarmkr, r 3 Cooper Stevens Joseph W., sea capt, bds 12 Montague Stevens Robert, c, lab N. E, R. R., r 7 Drake Stevens Theodore H,, wks Miller & Kelly, bds 3 Cooper Stevens William H., machinist Miller & Kelly, r Vernon, se cor Washington Stewart Abram, c, bricklayer, r rear 93 St. Philip Stewart Cesar, c, waiter, r 13 King Stewart C. J., wid H. W., r 65 Spring Stewart George G., c, blacksmith, r 24 Laurel Stewart Harriet, c, boarding, 16 Percy Stewart Henry, c, steward, r rear 104 Anson Stewart Henry, c, wks Quinlivan Bros., r 40 Morris Stewart James, c, lab, r 6 John Stewart James, c, lab, r rear 56 Spring Stewart James W., c, driver, r 12 Aiken Stewart John, c, lab, r 26 Morris Stewart John, c, shoemkr J. Meitzler, r 164 Coming Stewart Joshua, c,.lab, r ns Bee, nr President Stewart Martha,- wid R., bds 32 Vanderhorst Stewart Mary, wid, bds 79 Beaufain Stewart Moses, c, driver Geo. W. Williams & Co., r 6 Phila¬ delphia Stewart Peter, c, huckster, r 73 Beaufain Stewart Richard, carpenter, r 13 Bogard Stewart Robert, asst City Appraiser, r 12 Chapel Stewart Samuel, c, lab, r 6 John Stewart S. Verdier, elk C. T. Lowndes & Co., bds 65 Spring Stewart Thomas, blacksmith, bds 13 Bogard Stewart Thomas, c, lab, r 5 Coming Stickney Truman R., elk Peoples Nat. Bank, r 68 Hasel STILES CHARLES W. , house, sign and ornamental painter, 1 ill Meeting, bds 152 Meeting. (See adv. p. 102.) Stillman Alfred R., with C. & E. L. Kerrison, r 148 Calhoun Stillson Frank S., c, porter G. W. Williams & Co., r 8 Sires Stimons Primus, c, lab, r 12 Smith Stines Mason, c, lab, r es Nassau, n of Amherst Stock Anna H., wid J. y., r 11 Montague 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. REST flJTATJTY of Silver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, VllUl tgUXLXJXXX Castors, Spoons, Forks, er J. C. H. Claussen, r 54 Hasel Washington Albert, c, blacksmith, 7 Market, r 19 Amherst Washington Alexander, c, baker Fuseler & Wolff Washington Anthony, c, waiter, r rear 4 Green Washington April, c, farmer, r 3 Short Washington Bristow, c, lab, r ws King, n of Grove Washington Cain, c, lab, r Sansouci, sw cor King Washington Daniel, c, carpenter J. L. Lopez, r rear 169 St. Philip Washington Edward, c, lab, r 19 Amherst Washington Edward R., c, carpenter, r 3 Short Ct Washington George, c, carpenter, r rear 148 Calhoun Washington George, c, lab, r rear 19 Beaufain Washington George, c, lab, r 23 Queen Washington Glasgow, c, fisherman, r ws Chesnut, opp Allway Washington Hampton, c, wks Douglass & Jackson, r rear 35 Beaufain Washington Harrison, c, lab, r 57 Charlotte Washington Hazard, c, cooper, r rear 4 Lucas Washington Isaac, c, lab, r ss Moultrie, w of Rutledge av Washington James, c, hostler J. Kessel, r 30 Meeting Washington James, c, lab, r rear 21 Marsh Washington Jeremiah, c, carpenter, r 7 Market Washington Jeremiah, c, porter Knoop, Hanemann & Co., r East Bay, n of Laurens Washington John, c, cook, r rear 28 Coming Washington Joseph, c, cooper, r 5 Inspection Washington Joseph, c, lab, r 7 Wentworth Washington Lewis, c, lab, r 5 Inspection Washington Minor, c, seaman, r rear 226 East Bay Washington Nero, c, lab, r 57 Charlotte Washington Peter, c, lab, r rear 73 King Washington Primus, c, farmer, r 10 Cannon Washington Race Course, ws Rutledge av, bet Moultrie and Grove IM CI I D C WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY IINOUnt - OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WAS '454 WAT Washington Richard A., c, porter, r rear 98 Market Washington Richard J., c, shoemkr, r rear 58 Meeting Washington Robert, c, porter H. Bremer Washington Robert, r ss Columbus, 4th e of King Washington Samuel, c, lab, r 35 Beaufain Washington Samuel, c, sawyer, r 5 Inspection Washington Samuel L., c, tailor, r 86 Rutledge av Washington Samuel W., c, porter T. P. Smith, Mclver & Co Washington Stephen, driver, r 23 Wharf Washington Thomas, c, driver, r rear 79 Broad Washington Thomas, c, lab, r rear 47 Society Washington T. N., wid W., bds 291 East Bay Washington Wesley, c, lab, r ns Congress, w of King Washington William, c, butler, r rear 207 Meeting Washington William, c, carpenter, r rear 69 Smith Washington William, c, lab, r 47 King Watermann August G., saloon, 51 East Bay Watermann Feldmann, bds 154 Queen Watermann Rudolph B., with A. G. Watermann Waters Francis M., painter C. W. Stiles Waters Harriet, wid, r 223 Meeting Waters Marion, elk, bds 223 Meeting Waters William F., fireman S. C. R. R.,bds 108 St. Philip Watkins Carlo, c, lab, r rear 290 Meeting Watkins Francis A., c, carrier P. O., r 4 Minority Watkins George M., c, gardener, r 22 Radcliffe Watkins John, c, driver B. Boyd, r 6 South Watkins Joseph, c; barber, r 22 Radcliffe Watson Cunningham, c, lab, r rear 6 Judith Watson John D., c, wood factor, r rear 22 Morris Watson Julia Mrs., r 85 Tradd Watson Samuel, c, driver, r 12 Wall Watson Thomas, bds 55 Tradd Watson Wales J., steward Charleston Hotel Watson William, c, bricklayer, r 22 Hanover Watson William, c, lab, r 122 Coming Watson William, stevedore, r 4 Stoll al Watson William (Watson & Hill), r Liverpool, Eng Watson William, bds 85 Tradd Watson Zachariah, c, porter, r es America, n of Blake ►the GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with A Safet y, Kconomy and Dispatch, via S.C.R.R, from Blaine to Texas. Pfilapp Billiard Parlor °o^bsos., proper, 109 meeting st, iaiUUU JJliilUlU laiiUl. Qen'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables, WAT 455 WEB Watson & Hill (W. Watson and C. A. Hill), com mers, Ad- ger's N. Whf Watts Sarah Mrs., milliner, 274' King Waverly House, A. J. Kennedy & Co., proprs; 252 and 256 King Way Sidney, restaurant, 77 Market, r 34 Pinckney Wayne Daniel G., contractor, r 572 King Wayne Daniel G. Jr. (Wayne & Von Kolnitz), r 133 Queen Wayne Henry L., ct carpenter, r 22 Henrietta Wayne William O., elk, bds 572 King Wayne & Von Kolnitz (W. G. Wayne, Jr., and G. F. Von Kolnitz), com mers, 96 East Bay WEATHERBE CHARLES F., business agt Sholes' City Directories, 3 Broad, r 46 Wentworth Weatherford Lucy, wid N. G., r Thomas, sw cor Warren Weatherhorn Abram, saddler J. E. Adger & Co., bds 15 John Weatherhorn Levey, carpenter, r 5 Liberty Weathers Andrew E., c, policeman, r rear 63 Meeting Weathers James, c, lab, r 18 America Weber George L., molder S. C. R. R., bds 5 Aiken Weber John Jr., elk Mrs. M. Tecklenberg, bds 14 St. Philip Weber Margaret T. Mrs., fruit, 89 King Webb Benjamin C.,bkkpr Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., r 85 Cannon Webb Charles, with J. R. Read & Co., r 5 Rutledge Webb Elias, c, lab, r rear 16 Mill Webb George H., factor, bds 37 Rutledge av Webb George W., elk M. & R. P. M. & M. Co., bds 112 King Webb Isaiah, wks W. Jacobs, r rear 92 Wentworth Webb John, c, lab, f rear 16 Ashley Webb John F., c, stable, 26 New Webb Mary Mrs., dry goods, 112 King Webb Morton W., machinist S. C. R. R., r 4 Montague Webb Philip G., conductor S. C. R. R., r 1 Ann Webb Richard R., fireman, bds 30 Hanover Webb Samuel, florist, 8 Friend Webb Thomas J., printer Journal Commerce, r 70 Tradd Webb Thomas R., bkkpr P. S. Felder, bds 5 Rutledge Webb V. J. Miss, vice-prin Morris St. School Webb Walter, florist, 40 King Webb Walter Jr., florist, bds 40 King FOE GOOD TEAS, of every variety, from 50 cents per pound upwards, Goto MOOD EAN50V, Meeting St., oor. Market. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON" FA.CTOS3, , Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNB STREET. WEB 456 WEL Webb William, c, hostler R. Arnold, r rear 12 Chapel Webb William, transfer agt, r 37 Rutledge av Webb William G., conductor N. E. R. R., r 30 Hanover WEBB WILLIAM L., china, glass and queensware, 128 Meeting, r 37 Rutledge av Webster Caroline, wid, bds 2 Glebe Webster Daniel, c, wood yard, 142 Tradd, r 6 Savage Webster Frank, c, lab, r ss Simons, w of King Webster Matthias, cigar mnfr, 115 Market, r 75 Broad Wedemeyer Henry, genl iron worker, 1 Horlbeck al Weed Robert L., painter, bds 2 Pitt Weeden William, ferry capt, r Ashley, se cor Spring Wegener John H. W., bkkpr J. C. H. Claussen, r Rafers al, cor Guignard WEHMANN FREDERICK, groceries, wines, liquors and grain, 287 and 289 East Bay Wehrhan Edward, gunsmith, bds 553 King Wehrhan Elizabeth Mrs. variety store, 553 King Weinberg Fannie Mrs. dry goods, 82 King Weinberg Henry, elk Mrs. F. Weinberg, bds 82 King Weinholtz Wilhelmina Mrs., r 59 East Bay Weiskopf David, elk L. Weiskopf, bds 325 King WEISKOPF LEOPOLD, paints, oils, glass, etc., 325 King, opp Society. (See adv. p. 105.) Weiss Christian, shoemkr J. Steiber, bds 129 King Weissenger Leonard," r 641 King Weiting John J. R., c, lab, r rear 35 Pitt Weitmann Henry T., baker, 12 Gadsden Welch Anthony, boots and shoes, 538 King Welch Anthony Jr., elk A. Welch Welch Belinda Mrs., r Union Widows Home Welch Edgar H. (W. H. Welch & Son), bds 20 Mary Welch Edward, lab, r 30 Queen Welch Edward, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., bds Planters Hotel Bldg Welch Eliza, wid, bds 190 Meeting Welch Henry F., with W. M. Bird & Co., bds 190 Meeting Welch Jacob V. Rev., pastor Calvary P. E. Ch., r 16 Bogard Welch John, boarding, 37 State Welch John B., mer, r 95 Church THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which, the products of the West can cheaply reach the Oeeaa. HFLP YflTTR STPtHT ^ fine assortment of Spectacles, Eye Glasses. ILUUl 1U U11 U1U H1. MARINE, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES AT ALLAN'S, 307 KING STREET. WEL 457 WEL Welch Mary Ann, domestic Waverly House Welch M. C., r 11 Hampden Ct Welch Robert, bds 190 Meeting Welch Samuel E., bkkpr C. Bart & Co., r 16 South Bay Welch Sarah, wid James, r Planters Hotel Bldg Welch Stephen, bricklayer, r 2 Sires al Welch William, machinist S. C. R..R Welch William H., elk Mood & Eason, r 9 Short Welch William H. (W. H. Welch & Son), r 23 Mary Welch W. H.& Son (W. H. and E. H. Welch and A. P.Kahrs), bookbinders, 70 East Bay WELCH, see also WALSH and WELSH Weldon Ann, wid John, bds 2 Reid Wellbrock Carl, elk H. Bulwinkle & Co., bds 19 Elizabeth Wellbrock Diedrich, grocer, 43 Beaufain WELLER JOHN H. C., manager Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., 209 King, r 267 King. (See adv. on map.) Welling Arthur F., elk Sally & Simmons, r 258 Meeting WELLING EDWIN, planing mill, doors, sash, blinds, etc., Bay, se cor Columbus, r 258 Meeting. (See adv. p. 103.) Welling Samuel M., carpenter, r 21 Columbus Welling William, lumber dealer, bds 258 Meeting Welling William A., elk, bds 258 Meeting Welling William R., machinist, r es Bay, n of Amherst Wellington Lizzie, wid G., r 52^ Morris *Wells Edward L., mer, r 43 Church Wells George M., supt, r 125 Calhoun Wells Isaac, c, policeman, r Market row Wells Joseph T., bds Mills House Wells J. Seabrook (Cohen & Wells), bds 29 Vanderhorst Welsh John, carpenter, r 14 Jasper Ct Welsh John, wks S. C. R. R., r 128 St. Philip Welsh Margaret Miss, housekpr, r 245 King Welsh Stephen E., bkkpr, r 16 South Bay Welsh William (Cavanaugh & Welsh) r 41 Beaufain WELSH, see also WALSH and WELCH Welsman C. S. Miss, r 2 Church Welsman E. S. Miss, r 2 Church Welton Ard C., r 93 Wentworth Wr\ OP CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK UflM L I l\l W I I I Company chartered by the State. Capital all nUIVIt UNO. L»U., paidin/ 109 EAST BAY. 22 GEO, ff. WILLIAMS & CO, ^ Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. ' WEN 458 WES Wentworth St. Church (Lutheran), Rev. W. S. Bowman, pas¬ tor; ss Wentworth, e of Meeting Werner Diedrich (Steffens & Werner), r 27 Rutledge av Werner John, c, marble cutter, r rear 63 Anson Werner John A. H. (Werner & Sires), r 21 Cumberland Werner John D., wks E. F. Benedikt, bds 59 Calhoun WERNER & SIRES (J. A. H. Werner and T. W. Sires), iron works, mnfrs awning frames, verandas, railings, etc, 105 Meeting. (See index to adv.) Wertheim Julius, clothing and dry goods, 443 King Wescoat John S-, elk, bds 25 Charlotte Wescoat Julius J. (S. R. Marshall & Co.), r 25 Charlotte Wescoat Robert, c, carpenter, r Collins Ct West Aaron, c, lab, r rear 313 East Bay West A. St. Clair, elk, bds 2 Lamboll West Charles H. (Adam, West & Co.), r 2 Lamboll West Charles H. Jr., elk F. Tupper & Co., r 2 Lamboll West Edwin F., with P. West, bds Forest House West Elliott P. farm'er, r 124 St. Philip West Emmett T., messenger Sou. Ex. Co West Henry, c, porter Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., r 55 Morris West James C., warehouseman R. M. Adam & Co., bds 2 Lamboll West Joseph L., farmer, bds 747 King West Livingston J., farmer, bds 124 St. Philip West Point Mills, W. Lebby, supt; Ashley river, foot of Bull West Preston, sale stable, 97 Queen, r 1 Glebe West Richard T., salesman, bds 2 Lamboll West Thomas H., farmer, r 747 King West William A., farmer, bds 747 King Westcott Jabez, c, lab, r 3 Palmetto Westcott John W., farmer, r 39^ Cannon Westcott Rosalie, wid J. L., bds 49 Nassau Westendorff Hoxie G., r 9 Liberty Westendorff James E., driver, bds King, ne cor Mary Westendorff James S. Mrs., boarding, King, ne cor Mary Westendorff Marion G., elk, r 9 Liberty Westendorff Marion W., elk, bds 9 Liberty Westendorff Samuel, elk E. T. Brown Wesley M. E. Church, c, 284 Meeting The freight route via Charleston and the so. ca. r. r. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace BillM Parlor ani Bar. 0SfSSg WES 459 WHA Westerlund James C., molder, bds Mary WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., J. D. Easterlin, manager; 7 Broad, Cotton Exchange, and Charleston Hotel Westervelt T. Gaillard, elk Ravenel, Holmes & Co Weston Conrad, painter, r rear 27 Vanderhorst Weston Edward, c, lab, r 9 Henrietta Weston Francis C., c, policeman, r 71 Line Weston Furman, mill wright, r 14 Amherst Weston Isaac, c, lab, r 36 King Weston Israel, c, lab, r rear 39 Coming Weston John, c, lab, r 10 Princess Weston Joseph, c, painter, r 8 Reid Weston J. Edward, c, butcher Central Market, r 70 Line Weston Nancy, c, matron Ashley River Asylum, r same Weston Primus, c, bricklayer, r 5 Hanover Weston Samuel Rev., c, pastor Wesley M. E. Church, r 284 Meeting Weston Wesley, c, wks D. A. Walker. Weston William O. Rev., c, r 98 Calhoun Weston William, c, waiter, r 22 Washington Wetherhorn Levy, factory mngr Toale Mnfg Co., r 83 Broad Wetherhorn Philip," varieties, r 102 King Wetzell Frederick W., baker, 145 Calhoun Wever B. Carroll, elk W. C. Forsythe, bds 59 Smith Weyman Augustus, c, carter, r 99 Beaufain Whalen Eliza Mrs., junk shop, Hasel, sw cor Anson Whalen Michael, gardener City Farm, r same Whalen P., farmer, r ns Grove, opp Rutledge av Whaley Anson, c, lab, r rear 61 Anson Whaley Benjamin J. (Campbells & Whaley), r 3 Lucas Whaley Christopher J., elk C. & E. L. Kerrison, bds 10 Lamboll Whaley Joseph, elk C. Berlin, bds 99 Broad Whaley James E., policeman, r 5 St Michael al Whaley Washington A., elk, b.ds 99 Broad WHALEY WILLIAM, lawyer, 29 Broad, r 99 Broad Whaley William B , r 16 Legare Whaley W. James (Chisolm & Whaley), r 39 Broad Whann Isaac, c, lab, r rear 20 Washington Wharton George C., elk P. Darcy, bds 5 Council nirrvAT\ o TU rinUT 'ALWAYS HAVE A FULL SUPPLY OF PUBS WINES AND MOOD & BASON $«»>. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHA 460 WHI Wharton Louisa C., wid G. C., r 5 Council Wharton Thomas, r 27 Woolfe Wha!rton Thomas J., bds King, ne cor Mary Wheaton J. McPherson,^, pressman Deutsche Zeitung, r rear 4 Hudson Wheaton Mack, c, lab, r rear 44 Tradd Wheaton William, c, cook, r rear 458 King Wheeler James H., elk Roach & Moffett, r 8 Calhoun Wheeler Joseph W., c, blacksmith, r 27 Amherst Wheeler William, c, baker, r 197 Coming WHEELER & WILSON MNFG CO, J. H. C. Weller, manager ; 209 King. (See adv. on map.) Whetstone John C., machinist, r 2 Alexander Whilden Benjamin F., elk City Treasurer, r 35 Smith Whilden Daniel, c, carpenter J. L. Lopez, r6i Smith Whilden Frank F., with A. J. Creighton, bds 35 Smith Whilden George T. (W. W. Whilden & Co.), r 9 Pitt Whilden Joseph, sec Gt. Sou. Fire Kindler Co., r 81 Spring Whilden Joseph G., bkkpr W. G. Whilden, bds 81 Spring Whilden Thomas, fan mkr, r 61 Smith Whilden Walter R., driver City Ry Co., bds 35 Smith Whilden William G., mnfrs agt, 13 Hayne, r 164 Calhoun Whilden Washington W. (W. W. Whilden & Co.), r 279 East Bay WHILDEN W. W. & CO. (W. W. Whilden, J. F. Brock- inton and G. T. Whilden), cotton and naval stores factors, yard on Marshall's wharves, office 8 & 10 M. Atlantic Whf Whipple James, watchman, r rear 43 King Whitaker Mary A., wid W., r 118 St. Philip White Alonzo J. (A. J. White & Son), r 212 East Bay White Alonzo J. Jr., elk A. T. Smythe, bds 212 East Bay White Alonzo J. & Son. (A. J. and Blake L. White), brokers and com agts, 58 East Bay White Anson, c, lab, r 39 Elizabeth White Blake L. (A. J. White & Son), bds 212 East Bay White Charles, lab, bds 24 East Bay White Charles, c, lab, r 17 Vernon White Cyrus, c, carpenter, r 3 Stolls al White C. Carroll Capt., comr pilots, r 87 Queen White David, c, lab, r 7 America 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. REST flTTAT.TTY of Silver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, U LIU 1 IgUIllJlll Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King. WHI 461 WHI White David, c, waiter, r rear 6 Horlbeck al White David G., engineer S. C. R. R., r 7 Spring White David H., c, butler, r rear 7 Meeting White D. L. McKay, salesman, r 87 Queen White Edward, c, lab, r rear 47 Society White Edwin J. (White & Hughes), r 32 Rutledge White Edwin R., marbleworks, 112 Meeting, r 3 Franklin White Eliab J., elk, bds 2 George White Frances M., wid Jesse, r 466 King White Frank, c, driver, r 30 Amherst White George, planter, r 307 East Bay White George, c, seaman, r rear 11 Judith White Henry, c, lab, r 8 Chalmers White Henry, c, paper hanger, r 83 St. Philip White Houston, c, lab, bds rear 47 Society White Isaac, c, lab, r ns Shepard, 3d e of Nassau White Israel, ct pedler, r rear 37 Hanover White Jeffrey, c, seaman, r rear 15 Vernon White John, c, lab, r rear 33 Hasel White John E., c, wks John C. Mallonee, r rear 86 Anson White Joseph H., c, lab, r rear 47 Anson White Joseph Rev., c, r 70 Line White Lazarus, c, lab, r 14 America White Nathaniel I., elk J. Adger & Co., bds 212 East Bay White Newton, c, paper carrier, r 16 South White .Patrick, lab Gas Co's Whf, r 84 Anson White Peter, c, waiter Pavilion Hotel White Prince, c, lab, r ws Hunter's al, s of Reid White Richard, c, carpenter, 53 Market, r rear 182 King White Richard L., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds 32 Rutledge White Robert, furniture, 82 Hasel White Robert Mrs., r 50 George WHITE ROBERT D., marble works, 107 Meeting, r Broad, sw cor Logan. (See adv. p. 106.) White William, c, sampler, r ns Ashton, 4th w of Norman White William, watchman, r 1 Williams row White William C., mariner, r 87 Queen White William C., with R. White, r 26 Bull White William M., asst treas Gas Lt Co., r 166 Meeting White William M., elk, bds 212 East Bay FIRE AND MARINE RISKS BY HOME INSURANCE CO., of Charleston, S. C. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHI 462 WIE WHITE & HUGHES (E. J. White and E. M. Hughes), hats, caps and straw goods, 269 King, opp Hasel. (See adv. p. 81.) Whitehead Amos P., with A. Barnwell & Co., bds Pavilion Hotel Whitehead Marion Mrs., prin Bennett School, bds 70 Spring Whitfield Robert, c, lab, r rear 6 Montague Whiting Edward M., r 10 Calhoun Whiting Joseph, truckman, bds 23 Wentworth Whiting Julia Mrs., r 194 King Whitney Alonzo J., r 54 Archdale Whitney E. B. Mrs., boarding, 75 Broad Whitney Mary A., wid Archibald, r 23 Cumberland Whitney William B., elk, bds 75 Broad Whittemore Lydia, wid C., bds 2 Radcliffe Whitty Joseph, c, lab, r rear 77 Broad Whyte Robert, butcher. Upper Market, r 46 Nassau Wickenberg Elizabeth C., wid F., bds 20 Ashley Wickenberg Gustaf, teller Union Bank of S. C., bds Waverly House Wickers Robert, c, driver R. White, r 25 Radcliffe WICHMANN AUGUST, mer tailor, 342 King Widding Christian, r 7 Sires al Wiebling Gustave, elk G. F. Habenicht, bds 3 South Bay WIECKING CHRISTIAN W., saloon and billiards, 60 Society Wiecking Herman R. (Dunnemann & Wiecking), r 107 Mar¬ ket. (See Corrections, Removals, etc.,.for firm name.) Wiecking John, seaman, r 3 Elliott Wienberg Julia ,Mrs., worsted, fancy goods and trimmings, King, nw cor Wentworth, r 100 Market Wienges Henry W., policeman, r 2 Cooper Ct Wienges Jacob C., up frt list elk S. C. R. R., r 12 Elizabeth Wier George, elk, bds 11 George Wiermann John F. D., baker, Cannon, se cor Rutledge av Wietasch Charles, elk J. D. W. Wrede, bds 1 Coming Wieters Frederick, grocer, 46 Calhoun Wieters John, with O. F. Wieters, bds 2 Orange WIETERS OTTO F., whol grocer, liquors and provisions, no, 112 and 181 East Bay, r 2 Orange. (See adv. p; 95.) THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Pate Billiard Parlor. CONE BROS.,PRO!" RS, 109 MEETING ST. General Agents L. Decker & Co.'s Corded Edge Cushion Billiard Tables. WIG 463 WIL Wigfall George, c, lab, r rear 180 Meeting Wigfall James, c, lab, r I Desportes Ct Wigfall John, c, carpenter, r 72 Calhoun Wigfall John, c, painter, r 16 Mill Wigg Alfred, c, cook, r 11 Mazyck Wigg Archibald B., c, restaurant, 41 Market Wigger John H.j elk, r 190 Coming Wiggin A. M. G., loading elk S. C. R. R., r 91 Cannon Wightman Charles C, engineer Cameron, Barkley & Co., bds 92 Queen Wightman Charles C. Jr., elk F. P. Seignious, bds 95 Queen Wightman John, c, stone cutter, r 5 Morris Wightman William Rev., r 49 Anson Wilber William G., foreman ruler Walker, Evans & Cogs¬ well, r 10 Mazyck Wilbur M. B., com mer, r 26 George WILBUR THEODORE A., auction com mer, dry goods, clothing and hats, 167 Meeting, r Pitt, se cor Vanderhorst Wilcox Daniel H. (Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.), r New Haven, WILCOX, GIBBS &;iC0. (D. H. Wilcox, L. Y. Gibbes, W. C. Macmurphy, and W. P. Schirm), dealers in guanos and com mers, foot of Hasel Wild John F., lieut revenue cutter, r 41 Rutledge Wildhagen Adolphus, musician, r 7 Liberty Wiley Ann, wid Samuel, r 42 Anson Wiley James (J. Wiley &Co.) r 165 St. Philip Wiley J. & Co. (J. Wiley and R. E. Jaques), grocers whol and ret, 681 King Wiley Mary A. Miss, teacher Memminger School Wiley Samuel, with A. S. Brown & Co., r 42 Anson Wiley William J., stevedore, r 15 Vanderhorst Wilkerson Benjamin, c, painter, r 32 Montague Wilkerson Charles, c, fruit, r 25 Spring Wilkerson Edward, c, contractor, r 175 Coming Wilkerson George, c, lab, r 6 Shepard Wilkerson James, c, carpenter, r 22 Bull Wilkerson James, c, fireman, r 100 Rutledge av Wilkerson Peter, c, driver, r rear .535 King Wilkerson Wallace, c, cooper, r 4 Rodgers al PARCHED AND GROUND COFFEES, always to be found at Conn MOOD & BASON'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WIL 464 WIL Wilkerson William D., c, packer W. L. Webb, r 149 Coming Wilkie Charles, c, wks G. W. Egan Wilkie James, acct, r 79 Wentworth Wilkie James, c, porter Mansion House Wilkie Octavius, teller Peoples Nat Bank, r 78 Wentworth Wilkins B. G., cotton mer, r 90 Church Wilkins Lowndes, r 11 Legare Wilkins Sarah G., wid M. L., r ws Rutledge, 3d n of Mill Wilkinson Henry, machinist Light House service, r 64 Meet- ing Wilkinson William W., r 7 Friend Wilkinson Willis, supt Hydraulic Cotton Press, bd^ 4 Lam- boll Wille Henry, grocer, 5 Elizabeth Wille Henry C., carpenter S. C. R. R., r 626 King Wille Louisa, wid Charles, bds 626 King Williams Abram, c, lab, r es Ash, n of Line Williams Adam, c, carpenter, r 4 Reid Williams Alexander, c, carpenter, r- 5 Princess Williams Alexander, c, fisherman, r 44 Morris Williams Alexander, c, plasterer, r rear 233 King Williams Alfred, c, lab, r rear 15 Line Williams Amos S., c, tailor, r 58 Smith Williams Andrew, c, butler, r rear Smith, nw cor Vanderhorst Williams Andrew, c, tailor G. Connor, r rear 49 Spring Williams Andrew B., saddler, r 43 East Bay Williams Ann, wid T., r ss Chapel, e of Alexander Williams Antonio T., c, mattressmkr, 74 Tradd Williams Archibald, c, printer, r 31 Middle Williams Arthur M. (A. M. Williams & Bro.), r 16 Church Williams August, c, porter, r 16 Middle Williams Augustus, r 2 Riker al WILLIAMS A. B., reporter News & Courier, bds Pavilion Hotel WILLIAMS A. M. & BRO. (A. M. and S. K. Williams), printers and book binders, 70 East Bay. (See adv. p. 106.) Williams Benjamin, engineer, r 72 Church Williams Benjamin, ct porter J. Adger & Co Williams Benjamin, c, sashmkr Toale Mnfg Co., r no Went¬ worth THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN 1 CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. WIL 46.'> WIL Williams Benjamin, c, wks P. McGrath, r Columbus, nw cor Hanover Williams Benjamin M., fireman, r Wragg sq, ne cor Meeting Williams, Black and Williams (E. C. Williams, A. G. Black, F. W. and E. C. Williams, Jr.), com mers, Commercial Wharf Williams B. R., c, train hand N. E. R. R., r Columbus, nw cor Hanover Williams Charles, c, carter, r ns Warren, e of Coming Williams Charles, c, lab, r rear 69 Smith Williams Charles L., with G. W. Williams & Co Williams David, c, lab, r ns Congress, w of Oak Williams Edward, carpenter, r 35 Bogard Williams Edward, c, lab, r rear 226 East Bay Williams Edward, porter, r 26 East Bay Williams Edward C. (Williams, Black & Williams), bds Charleston Hotel Williams Elijah, c, lab, r ws Smith, n of Vanderhorst Williams Enoch, c, lab, r rear Reid, nw cor Meeting Williams E. Hilton, acct, bds 127 Wentworth Williams Francis, stevedore, r 18 Bogard Williams Francis W. (Williams, Black & Williams), r New York Williams George, c, lab, r es Meeting, n of Johnson WILLIAMS GEORGE W. (George W. Williams & Co.), pres Carolina Savings Bank, pres Union Cotton Press & Wharf Co., pres Taylor Iron Works Mnfg Co., and banker, 1 Broad, r 20 George WILLIAMS GEO. W. & CO., bankers, 1 Broad WILLIAMS GEO. W. & CO. (Geo. W. Williams, Joseph R. Robertson, F. E. Taylor and R. S. Cathcart), whol gro¬ cers, cotton factors and com mers, fertilizer and provision dealers, 1 and 3 Hayne. (See top lines.) Williams Handy, c, lab, r 83 East Bay Williams Henry, farmer, r 253 Meeting Williams Henry, barber E. Mikell, r rear 9 Magazine Williams Henry T. (W. B. Williams & Son), r 19 Legare Williams Isaac, c, wks Adams, Damon & Co., r rear 226 East Bay Williams James, c„ cooper, r rear n Washington • . . «- HI r\ AA OF CHARLESTON, S. C. NOT BEING IN HOME INS. CO., GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WIL 466 WIL % Williams James, c lab, r rear 5 Middle Williams James, c, porter J. B. Duval & Son Williams James A., c, lieut police, r 29 George Williams John, c, lab, r 53 State Williams John F., c, lab, r 26 Mary Williams Joseph, lab, r 95 Coming Williams Joseph, c, porter, r 1 Duncan Williams Joseph T., foreman molding shop S. C. R. R Williams Joshua, c, cigarmkr M. Webster, r 3 Radclifife Williams Lawrence, c, lab, r es Meeting, n of Johnson Williams Lewis W., c, lab, r 38 Nassau Williams Lucius E., elk, bds 64 Spring Williams Mary, wid H., bds 4 Bogard Williams Mary Mrs., boarding, 43 East Bay Williams Nathan, c, carpenter, r 103 Coming Williams Nelson, c, lab, r 200 King Williams Paul, c, farmer, r ss Sansouci, w of King Williams Robert, c, driver P. V. McBride Williams Robert N., c, lab, r rear 37 Bull Williams Samuel, c, lab, r 14 Beresford Williams Samuel, c, lab, r 5 Inspection Williams Samuel K. (A. M. Williams & Bro.), r 16 Church Williams Simon, c, lab, r Johnson Ct Williams Stephen, cy blacksmith, r rear 104 Calhoun Williams Stepney, c, lab, r 20 Burns lane Williams Theodore A., with A. M. Williams & Bro., bds 16 Church Williams, Thomas, c, lab, Hamlin's Whf, r 24 Washington Williams Thomas, c, tailor, r 360 King Williams Thomas, tinner, r ss Chapel, e of Alexander Williams Tobias, c, seaman, r rear 11 Judith Williams Trezevant, elk W. B. Williams & Son, bds 17 Legare Williams Walter, c, barber, 83 Coming Williams Washington, c, lab, r 4 Market row Williams William, c, fisherman, r 108 Tradd Williams William, c, lab, r 35 Elizabeth Williams, Willis, c, lab, r 67 Spring Williams Winthrop B. (W. B. Williams & Son), r 17 Legare Williams W. B. & Son (W. B. and H. T. Williams), cotton factors, Accommodation Wharf THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is noted for its Spued, and careful handling of goods. Palace BilM Parlor ani Bar. WIL 467 WIL Williamson Alexander, c, game, Central Market, r 16 Woolfe Williamson Charles, c, carpenter, r 2 Thompson Ct Williamson John, r 6 Woolfe Williamson John L., c, barber, 68 King Williamson Michael, c, seaman, r 111 Calhoun Williamson Samuel, c, light house tender, r 4 Minority Williamson Solomon, c, lab. r ss Nunan, 2d w of Rutledge av Williamson Thomas, c, driver, r 3 Johnson Ct Williamson William, c, lab, r ss Mary, 2d e of America Williman A. B. Mrs., r 21 Legare Williman Christopher, treas N. E. R. R., r Ashley, se cor WILLIMAN JACOB, lawyer, Church, ne cor' Broad, r 12 Legare Williman James, c, cooper J. C. H. Claussen, r 9 Burns lane Williman John A., bds 34 Ashley Williman Joseph, baker A. Melchers Williman Susan, c, dressmkr, r 42 Laurens Williman Walter, elk N. E. R. R., r 15 Ashley Williman William, c, lab, r 35 Elizabeth Willingham Martha, wid W., r 17% Beaufain Willis Butler, c, lab, r 11 Limehouse WILLIS EDWARD, com mer, and supt M. & R. M. & M. Co., M. Atlantic Wharf, r 29 Rutledge Willis Henry, c, carter, r 16 Duncan Willis Henry, exchange broker, 56 Broad, r 128 Wentworth Willis James, street sprinkler, 49 Tradd, r 45 Anson Willis Lewis, c, cigarmkr Mantoue & Co Willis Louisa, wid Henry, r 7 Line Willis McCurdy, bkkpr S. A. Nelson & Co., r Forest House Willis Miller, com mer,^bds 86 Beaufain Willis Pompey, c, lab, r ns Reid, w of Bay Willis William, c, carpenter, r 7 Line Willis W. R., fireman S. C. R. R Willoughby Daniel, c, lab, r rear 15 Vernon Wilson Albert, c, porter H. W. Kriete Wilson Alexander B., r 43 Radclifie Wilson Alfred, (A. Wilson & Son), r 62 Queen Wilson Amelia M. A. Miss, bds 677 King Wilson Andrew, c, waiter Pavilion Hotel Cannon MOOD & EASON, HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH CANNED GOODS, of all kinds, at bottom prices. ' 129 MEETING STEEET. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,°^^ThT^cs?Ss- WIL 468 WIL Wilson Augustus S., bds 43 Radcliffe Wilson A. & Son (A. and D. Wilson), livery and sale stables, 23 Queen Wilson Benjamin, c, wks C. A. Scanlan, bds 162 Meeting Wilson Charles H., foreman E. R. R., r 9 Aiken Wilson Cooper R., c, shoemkr, I St. Philip Wilson Dearing (A. Wilson & Son), bds 62 Queen Wilson Edward, c, lab, r rear 20 Beaufain WILSON EDWARD MAZYCK, bkkpr Walker, Evans & Cogswell., bds 1 Lamboll Wilson Elijah, c, baker Kinsman Bros Wilson Francis L., wid John, r 677 King Wilson Frederick, c, butler Miss M. Sweegan . Wilson George, c, driver, r rear 32 Bull Wilson George, c, lab, r 202 Meeting Wilson George R., c, lab, r 11 Limehouse Wilson G. Fraser, bkkpr First National Bank, r Rutledge, se cor Spring Wilson Harvey, c, lab, r rear 34 South Bay Wilson Helen H. Miss, bds 8 Thomas Wilson Henry, c, wks T. P. Wilson, bds 34 Chapel Wilson Henry, c, wks News & Courier, r 6 Magazine Wilson Heyward, c, lab, r rear 79 East Bay Wilson Isaac, c, lab, r rear 63 Church Wilson Isaac M., collector and real estate agt, rear 33 Broad, r 37 Radcliffe Wilson Jacob, c, cotton-mender, bds 16 Beresford Wilson James, butcher, r 9 Park Wilson James, c, lab, r rear 14 Montague Wilson James B., with W. L. Webb, bds Waverly House Wilson James H., c, patternmkr Smith & Valk, r 44 Nassau WILSON JAMES H., treas. S. C. R. R., 135 East Bay, r Summerville Wilson James H. Jr., cash elk treas office S. C. R. R., r Sum¬ merville Wilson James M. (D. F. Fleming & Co.) r 29 Meeting Wilson James T. (S. H. Wilson & Bro.), r 65 Coming Wilson Jerry, c, carpenter, r rear 9 East Battery Wilson John, c, driver, r ss Calhoun, w of Marsh Wilson John c, undertaker, 478 King Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. by purchasing your Watches, Jewelry & Silverware from Jambs Allan, 307 King Street. WIL 469 WIN Wilson John, c, lab, r 188 Meeting Wilson John,c, lab, r 2 Warren Wilson John, c, wks J. L. Lopez, r 12 America Wilson John B., with W. & W. Mnfg Co., bds 170 Queen Wilson John C. H., elk, bds 3 Atlantic ' Wilson Joseph, c, butler J. E. Thames Wilson Joseph, c, carpenter, r 65 President Wilson Joseph, c, driver F. W. Wagener & Co Wilson Josepha, wid St. J., bds 8 Thomas Wilson J. Carrie Miss, bds 677 King Wilson Lawrence, c, driver, r rear 32 Bull Wilson Lewis, c, waiter, r 3 St. Philip Wilson Lou., wid W., r 4 Clifford Wilson Margaret A., dressmkr, r 78 King Wilson Mary A. Miss, r 14 Water Wilson Morton W., elk Bank of Charleston Wilson M. E. Mrs., r Union Widows Home Wilson Nelson, c, butcher A. J. White Wilson Peter, c, lab, r rear 26 Mazyck Wilson Richard H., c, farmer, r 9 Sires Wilson Robert, c, lab, r 11 Elizabeth Wilson Samuel H. (S. H. Wilson & BrO.), r Green, nw cor College Wilson Scipio, c, lab, r 38 Cannon Wilson Spencer, c, porter, r rear 53 Meeting Wilson S. H. & Bro. (S. H. and J. T. Wilson), fancy-groceries and teas, 306 King Wilson Theodore PL, collector, bds 43 Radcliffe Wilson Thomas, r, lab, r rear 72 King Wilson Thomas, r 13 George Wilson Thomas P., c, cooper, State, 1st s of Market, r 34 Chapel Wilson William, c, coachman, r 12 America Wilson William, c, scourer, r ns Warren, e of Coming Wilson William, c, shoemkr, r rear 12 Beaufain Wilson William A., watch and chronometer repairer, 56 East Bay, r 3 Atlantic Wilson William A. Jr., elk A. O. Stone, bds 3 Atlantic Wilson William G., elk McLoy, Rice & Co., bds Forest House Wincey John H., printer News and Courier, r ns Morris, nr King ■ ■/-.mar- ■ a I r\ r\ f\ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. A. L. TOBIAS, pres. UHMU INx III Jas. S. Gibbes, Vice-President; W. G. DeSaus- rlU VI L. UNO. sure, Jr., Secretary. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WIN 470 WIT Wincey Lorenzo P., printer Journal of Commerce, bds 59 Church Wincey Rebecca, wid, r 59 Church Winchester Frank, c, r rear 2 Ashley WINDHEIM FRED. E., saloon, 370 King Windsor James, wks Custom House, bds 303 East Bay WINEMAN PHILIP, drugs and medicines, 35 Hayne, r 48 Pitt Wineman Philip Jr., elk P. Wineman, bds 48 Pitt Wing Robert, bell hanger and locksmith, 114 King, r 12 Cannon Wingate Joseph, shoemkr, 28 Spring Wingies John, boilermkr, r 40 Columbus Winkler Francis J., dep elk Court Com. Pleas and Genl Ses¬ sions, r 32 Rutledge Winkler John, c, painter, r ss Calhoun, opp Washington Winkler William A., harnessmkr Chapeau & Heffron, r 14 Logan Winningham Henry H., fireman, bds 8 Columbus Winningham Howell, machinist J. H. Steinmeyer, r 8 Co¬ lumbus Winson Henry, baker W Knobeloch - Winstock Moses, cigars and tobacco, 365 King, r 28 George Winter William, elk Furchgott, Benedict & Co., r 31 Elizabeth Winters John, cf lab, r 76 Tradd Winthrop Francis, bds 108 Tradd Winthrop Henry, physician, r 99 Tradd Winthrop John A., with A. McLeish, r 12 Beaufain Winthrop Joseph, elk ticket office S. C. R. R., bds 99 Tradd Winthrop Thomas, c, porter T. W. Bliss, r 6 Short Wise John J., fireman S. C. R. R., bds 35 Columbus Wise Richard, engineer, r 14 Line Wiss Thomas H., elk E. Bates & Co., bds 23 Lynch Witchburg Mary, wid, bds 128 St. Philip Witcofskey John F., grocer, 493 King Witherhorn Gersham, stonecutter, r 11 Philadelphia Withers Annie Miss, teacher Meeting St. School Withers Georgiana Miss, vice prin Meeting St. School Withers Harriet M., wid William, r 42 Line Withers Joseph, c, lab,.r rear 13 Charlotte 'THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with A Safety, Economy and Dispatch, via S. C. K. ft. from Maine to Texas. Pate BilM Parlor. "5,™"-ina MEET™ft RT WIT 471 WIT Withers Margaret R., wid J., bds no Calhoun Withers Robert, c, lab, r 9 Sires al Withers Scipio, c, lab, r ns Line, w of Coming Witherspoon Robert, c, barber C. F. Holle, r ns Calhoun, w of King Withington Henry, car driver, bds 46 Rutledge av Withington Marion E., elk E. S. Burnham, bds West Point Withington W. A., engineer West Point Mills, r same Witsell Fred C., elk, bds 16 Bull Witsell John, acct, r 16 Bull Witsell J. Waring, asst bkkpr Hart & Co., bds 16 Bull Witsell Louis, watchman' Merchant's Wharf, r Calhoun, cor Wall WITSELL THOMAS L., cotton buyer, Brown's Wharf, r 120 St. Philip Witt Frederick (A. F. Witt & Bro.), r 47 Market Witt A. F. & Bro. (A. F. and B. Witt), grocers, 47 Market Witt Bernhard (A. F. Witt & Bro.), r 47 Market Witt George, engineer, r 32 Reid Witt Henry, elk A. F. Witt & Bro Witt Henry, grocer, 133 Coming Witt Louis, grocer, no Coming Witt Mary, wid H., r 43 Line Witt Paul F., shoemkr J. Meitzler, r 94 Anson Witte Armin F. (Witte Bros.), r 15 Charlotte Witte Bros. (G. W. and A. F. Witte), cotton factors, 5 and 6 S. Atlantic Wharf WITTE CHARLES 0., pres Peoples Nat. Bank, consul German Empire, and vice consul Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway, 15 Broad, r 301 East Bay Witte George W. (Witte Bros.), r Laurens, nw cor Wall Wittschen Carsten, grocer, 328 Meeting Wittschen Elizabeth, wid H., r 183 King Wittschen Henry., elk O. F. Wieters, bds 183 King Wittschen John F. W., elk D. Gotjen, bds 183 King Wittschen Rebecca Miss, milliner, bds 183 King Witty Dora Mrs., wid Patrick, r Spring, nw cor Rutledge av Witz Lydia Mrs., r Union Widows' Home Witzel Ludwig, watchman, r rear 63 Calhoun Mill GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTOU FACTORS , Nos. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. WIT 472 WRA Witzorick Louis, turner E. Welling Wohlers Anton, baker, bds 65 Calhoun Wohlers Bernhard, elk Bollmann Bros., bds 29 Charlotte Wohlers Henry C., elk H. Bulwinkle, bds 97 Coming Wohlers John H., baker, 52 Anson Wohlers John H., with C. D. Ahrens & Co., r 97 Coming Wohlers Martha Mrs., grocer, 97 Coming Wohlken Hancke, farmer, bds Elizabeth, sw cor Ann Wohlken Henry, soda water mnfr, 55 Elizabeth Wolfe Isaac B., elk J. Isear, bds 551 King Wolfe Walter S., watchman G. W. Williams & Co Wolfe Walter W-, elk, bds 9 Liberty Wolff Mary, wid John A., bds 79 Church Wolff Michael, baker P. Sohl, r es Meeting, n of Cooper Wolff Peter F. (Fuseler & Wolff), bds 79 Church Wood Daniel, planter, r 15 Hanover Wood Edward S., flagman S. C. R. R., r 31 Woolfe Wood Frank, carpenter, r 16 Wentworth Wood Henry T., c, barkpr. P. N. Thorne, Jr., r 26 Henrietta Wood Henry W., watchman, bds 170 Queen Wood Jacob, c, lab, r rear 28 Nassau Wood Mary F., wid E., bds 206 East Bay Wood Nicholas, watchman, r rear 8 Washington Wood Oliver E., 1st lieut 5th Artillery, r U. S. Arsenal Wood William, carpenter, r 2 Minority Woodruff Josephus, r 191 Meeting • Woodruff William T., bds Hilbers House Woodside Robert, lab Chisolm's Mill Woodside Samuel A., grocer, 86 Market, r 90 Market Woodward J.W., student, bds 56 Wentworth Woolley Amanda, wid C., r 17 Percy Worrell Alice, wid Charles, bds Meeting, ne cor George Worrell Charles J., cooper, bds Meeting, ne cor George Worrell George, foreman West Point Mills, r Meeting, ne cor George Worthington Henry G., collector U. S. customs, bds Charles¬ ton Hotel Wotton Annie C., wid Henry, r 297 King Wragg A. McD., wharfinger Atlantic wharves, r es New, 1st s of Broad THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which the products of the West can cheaply reach the Oceaa. TAMlfS AT.T AW dealer in fine watches, jewelry. JnllliaU nuufiil, SILVERWARE, &c. 307 King Street. WRA 473 WUL Wragg Frederick, carpenter, bds Hanover, se cor Shepard Wragg Henry, c, caulker Pregnall Bros., r 45 America Wragg John Henry F., carpenter, r Hanover, se cor Shepard Wragg Samuel (C. T. Lowndes &-Co.), bds 142 Broad Wragg William T., physician, 142 Broad Wrede Claus W., elk J. H. C. Seebeck, bds 195 St Philip Wrede Henry, grocer, 14 Ashley Wrede John D. W., grocer, 1 Coming. Wreden Benjamin, grocer, Bogard, se cor Sires Wreidt Susan Mrs., housekpr C. H. Heins, bds 232 Meeting Wright Bonaparte, c, carpenter, r 35 Concord Wright Carolina, c, wks j. H. Steinmeyer, r 6 Duncan Wright David, c, lab, r es Hargrave Ct, s of Cannon Wright Edward, c, porter, r rear 45 Charlotte Wright Evan, c, boatman, r ws Chesnut, opp Allway Wright George L,. c, barber, r 9 Michel al Wright James, c, lab, r 94 Beaufain Wright John B., c, tailor, 17 Warren Wright J. D., Miss, teacher Morris St. School Wright Moses, c, lab, r 124 Tradd Wright Patrick, wks S. C. R. R., r 28 Line Wright Prince, c, sampler, r 7 Duncan Wright Richard c, lab, r ns Cooper, e of Drake Wright Robert, with J. E. Adger & Co., r 72 Cannon Wright Thomas, c, lab, r rear 1 Pitt Wright Thomas B., elk, bds 9 Spring Wright William, c, lab, r rear 1 Friend Wright William, c, tailor, r 5 Cedar Ct Wright William C., c, barber, 60 Market, r ns Spring, nr Roselane Wright W., Henry, elk D. O'Neill & Sons, r Spring, nw cor Ashley Wuhrmann Eibe H. (J. H. Wuhrmann & Co.), r 39 Hasel Wuhrmann John H (J. H. Wuhrmann & Co.), r 39 Hasel WUHRMANN J. H. & CO. (J. H. and E. H. Wuhrmann), whol wines, liquors and cigars, 120 East Bay Wulbern Carsten (Wulbern $ Pieper), r Bay, nw cor Blake Wulburn Henry, porter, r 119 Church ' Wulbern John, saloon and restaurant, 63 Meeting I l/Mliir- I IVIO m OF CHARLESTON, S. C. FIRE AND MARINE HOME INS. 00., Kl.k. taken at Lowe.. Rates. bay 23 GEO. V. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, NoS. 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET. WUL 474 YOU WULBERN & PIEPER (C. Wulbern and J. H. Pieper), whol grocers, provision and liquor dealers, 167 and 169 East Bay. (See adv. p 94.) Wurmer Christopher, grocer, King, se cor Romney Wurmer Emil, bds King, se cor Romney Wurthmann Diedrich, wks C. Berbusse, r 304 King Wyatt Benjamin, c, porter C. G. Ducker, r 77 Tradd Wyld Elizabeth W., wid V., bds 7 Hampden Ct Wyld Joanna Miss, teacher Meeting St. School Wyld Joseph D., fireman S. C- R. R., bds 27 Laurel WYLLIE, TEACHER & CO., D. Roberts, agent; phos¬ phate rock dealers and genl merchants, Adger's N. Wharf Wynne Edward W., with C. Bart & Co., r 12 Mary Wynne Elizabeth M. Miss, teacher, bds 12 Mary Wynne Margaret A. Miss, teacher, bds 12 Mary Wynne Nicholas, bds 12 Mary Wyross Edward, c, driver, r 138 Calhoun YANCEY SAMUEL, c, driver, r ns Line, 10th w of Payne Yates Andrew, physician and druggist, Queen, ne cor Church, r 10 'Church Yates Augustus L., cotton elk, bds 10 Church Yates Caroline Mrs., bds 6 Church Yates Isaac, c, porter, r 5 Burns lane Yates Joseph, fruiter, bds 91 Coming Yates Joseph, physician, 16 Market, r 31 Wentworth Yates Oliver H., driver E. R. R., r 4 Water Yates William B. Rev., pastor Mariners' Church, r 10 Church Yates William J., boots and shoes, 425 King Yates W. James, elk W. J. Yates, bds 425 King Yeaden Henry, elk, bds 1 Mill Yeaden Hqnry Jr., elk, bds 1 Mill JVeadon Steedman, agt, r 84 America Yeadon Thomas F., c, painter, r 25 Laurel Yockel Nicholas, wks Taylor Iron Works Young Alexander, elk Klinck, Wickenberg & Co., r 62 Broad Young Anna R., wid Rev. T. J., r 2 Meeting Young Henry, piano tuner C. L. McClenahan, bds 4 Bull Young Henry, ship carpenter, r St. Philip, nw cor Morris Young Henry E. (Rutledge & Young), r 14 Legane HE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace BUM Parlor ai Bar. iE™T' YOU 475 ZIM Young Isaac, c, lab, r 7 Savage Young James J., c, port warden, r 65 Beaufain Young John J., c, policeman, r 1 Smith Young Louis G. (Gourdin, Matthiessen & Co.), r Savannah, Ga Young Lovick, elk P. C. Trenholm, bds 23 Washington Young Nathaniel, c. mattressmkr, 29 St. Philip Young Thomas Capt., mariner, r 56 Tradd Young Thomas Capt., pilot, r 65 King Young Wiley, c, shoemkr, r 8 Duncan Young William, bkkpr, bds 65 King Young Willihm, c, lab. r 9 Tradd Young William, c, millwright, r 21 Pitt Young William C., c, packer Dowie & Moise, r 25 Mazyck Youngblood Bradley, c, lab, r 12 Philadelphia Youngblood Oscar, c, lab, r rear 44 Cannon Youngblood Moses, c, lab, r rear 46 Rutledge av Youngblood Raphael F., huckster, r 47*^ Line ZACHARIAS SELIG, clothing, 619 fcng Zachry A, H., wid Lewis, bds ns Blake, 3d e of America Zannelli John, fruits, 56 Spring ZANOGA JOHN D., restaurant, 24 East Bay, and liquors whol and ret, 428 and 429 King Zealy Christopher, engineer, r 8 Bee Zehe John W., foreman molder Smith & Valk, r 3 Hamp¬ den Ct Zeigler Anna, wid W. M.,bds 14 Drake Zeigler William E., wharfinger Horlbeck's Whf, r 14 Drake Zellers Jacob, c, carpenter, r rear 74 Cannon Zerbst Fritz H., r 7 Bogard Zerbst John D. (Burmester & Zerbst), r 2 Smith Zerbst Julius, ice, bds 54 Pitt Zerbst Lewis H., watchman, bds 54 Pitt Zernow Charles F., elk Harbeson & Co., bds 315 King Zernow Mary J. Mrs., milliner, 315 King Ziegler John H. C., elk D. Spincken Zimmerman George A., elk W. M. Bird & Co., r West Point Mills Zimmerman M. Elizabeth Mrs., milliner, 84 Queen Zimmerman Vincent, butcher r ws Chinquapin, opp Cannon _ _T Z t~i * pi rv-RT CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, MOOTl Xr IT, A SON WINES, LIQUORS ASD SEGARS, muui/ Ow UxlUUii y 127 and 129 Meeting Street, Corner Market. GEO. W. WILLI® & CO., ZIM 476 ZYL Zimmerman William A., confectioner, 104 King, r 84 Queen Zion M. E. Church, 8 Minority Zitrourer Kate, wid C. I., bds 12 Ashton Zugschwerdt Herman, baker, bds 49 Archdale Zwingmann Andrew, lab, r 194 East Bay Zylstra John P., r 52 Wentworth Zylstra Mary A. Mrs., dressmkr, 52 Wentworth Zylstra Peter C., patternmkr Miller & Kelly, r 52 Wentworth importers and dealers in DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C. 275 KING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. BRANCHES:—355 Broadway, N. Y., Atlanta, Ga., Jacksonville, Fla. 123 Meeting St., Charleston, S. C. importer and dealer in DRUGS. CHEMICALS English and French Patent Medicines, DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED COLOGNES, TOILET Hi Bill SPONGES, §0IBS All BRUSHES, J}orci£n anb [)omesfie |jiiierat ^paters. Etc., Etc., Etc. PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT A SPECIALTY. 'HE FREIGHT LIKE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in the South. Please take time to read this. I right, that we may establish and and be more happy. FRAUD. Write to Dr M. A. Simmons, at Iuka, Miss., for a copy of "The Iuka Mirror Extra." lie stamps and sends them free of charge, and is thankful for every order. The following is a brief and imperfect synopsis of it : SEC. I Headed Deception. Page 2. An exposition of a scheme inaugurated and put in action by J. H. Zeilin & Co., for the purpose of substituting their ad¬ vertisements and medicine for Dr. M. A. Simmons', which he had been running successfully and with perfect satisfaction to consumers, for twenty-five years, four years of which time he traveled through the country, horseback and in his buggy, hunting invalids, inducing them to toy his medicine, taking certifi¬ cates of cures and publishing them, and establishing agencies for the sale of his Liver Medicine on commission; and nine years of that twenty-five he spent all he made in advertising. This sec¬ tion contains the proof of Zeilin & Co.'s design, object and intention, full and satisfactory. To suppress Dr. M. A. Simmons' ad¬ vertising, see their contract with pub¬ lishers of newspapers with whom they advertised, binding them under penalty of losing their pay to not insert any other advertisement "in whole or in part," like theirs; or anything that might be calculated to injure their busi¬ ness; or that mentions their name, or "ingredients of articles" in censure, (we suppose they mean " ingredients " of their medicine), and to "exert them¬ selves to protect and promote their interest. Thus, they secured the sig¬ natures of publishers bound under penalty to " protect "and assist them in getting hold of the hard earnings of another man, to be appropriated to their own use, without leaving any chance at all for honest readers of newspapers all over the country to be informed of the fraud and fiendish deception upon them. Some publishers refused to sign it or advertise for them at all, but most of them advertised for them and we guess signed their contract. Dr. M. A. Simmons being thus shut out from communication with the reading public, made the best use of his own printing- office and newspaper that he could, by mailing to addresses of business men found in Commercial Registers. In a few years theirs was the only Simmons' Liver Medicine known to a large ma- us study to eschew evil and df> lintain confidence in each other, jority of the people in sections of coun¬ try where Dr M. A. Simmons' had been used abundantly, and universally ap¬ proved for twenty-five years before they commenced. Some druggists re¬ fused to handle any other than his, which they knew to be right. Some others who had known his medicine for many years argued that Zeilin & Co. had done him good by advertising so much. Pity such "good," and such ar¬ guments to ameliorate such an outrage upon him and the community. We have been told that in places where Dr M. A. Simlnons' Medicine did not go at all after they commenced advertising— Columbus, Georgia, for an instance- people soon became disgusted with the name and quit the Simmons' Medicine entirely. But where some use his, and some the Simmons' prepared by other parties, the reputation is kept up, his gaining the ascendancy until others have little if any sale at all. See the letter of Dr. W. H. Bennett, Druggist, of Meridian, Miss., and others, pages 10 and 11. To check the circulation of Dr. M. A. Simmons' paper, "The Iuka Mirror," read Zeilin's note to the Postmaster at Iuka, about said paper, which note wras assigned "Notice," and seemed to be from the Postmaster at Philadelphia, Pa., and what the Philadelphia Post¬ master says about Zeilin. To make people believe that they and their medi¬ cine are all right, and that Dr. M. A. Simmons is the impostor, read their ridiculous personal slander under head " disreputable." They boast of their own integrity and honor, which, of course, was not neces¬ sary if true, wTiieh was, doubtless, in¬ tended as a link in their schemes of de¬ ception. They say they are licensed by the State of Georgia to compound medicines, which gassing was also not necessary if it had been true. Read the proof that it was not true, in the letter of the Sec¬ retary of the Medical Board at Mil- ledgeville, Ga. See their false statements about being sole proprietors and patentees, and false threats to prosecute Druggists for selling Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine in their circular to Druggists, and letters on the subject from J. R. Chiles, F. O. Mays, R. L. Ross and D. W. Rice, and a provocation offered to Zeilin & Co. to induce them to prosecute. See the false report that is circulated in Texas, that they (Zeilin & Co.) were in possession of Dr. M. A. Simmons' right* and that he is out of the business. Howell's letter. A similar report published in a paper in North Carolina. Buie's letter. They say they are. Proprietors of the Obioinal and only Dr. Simmons' Liver Medicine. SEC. II. Headed Justice, Page 4, con¬ tains letters from his relatives and oth¬ ers, of proof that M. A. Simmons alone did establish the reputation of his med¬ icine by liis own- efforts, industry, and the expenditure of large sums of money for about twenty-., wo years before the death of A. Q, Simmons (1840 to 1862) and about seven years afterwards (1862 to 1869) before Zeilin &Co. commenced. REV". W. Q. SBWELL certifies that Dr. M. A. Simmons was manufactur¬ ing and selling his Liver Medicine in 1840. That he has advertised it exten¬ sively up to the present time. He says : "I suppose no one ever thought of or even suspected any other Simmons' Liver Medicine or Regulator until 1869 or 1870. T. F. CHEEK and wife certify that Dr. A. Q. Simmons anticipated a co-part¬ nership with Dr. M. A. Simmons from the time he moved to Texas until his death; that he (Dr. A. Q,. Simmons) never took a certificate, and never ad¬ vertised any, and never used his auto¬ graph upon his medicine. And that Dr. M. A. Simmons did advertise ex¬ tensively, and used his present Trade Mark. A. R. SULLINBERGER and wife certify that Dr. M. A. Simmons came west in 1842, and soon sent back his advertisements, and that Dr. A. Q. Sim¬ mons never had his labels and prescrip¬ tions printed until Dr. M. A. Simmons' printed matter was received in Georgia: that Dr. M. A. Simmons advertised ex¬ tensively, and that his business had grown to considerable magnitude by 1846; that Dr. -A. Q. Simmons never advertised any, and did not use his auto¬ graph upon his medicine; that Dr. A. Q. Simmons spoke of M. A. Simmons as an original proprietor of the Liver Medicine, and read his advertisements as such with interest. COL. JAS. P. SIMMONS certifies the same as to time Dr. M. A. Simmons commenced. That he advertised exten¬ sively at his own expense, and Dr. A. Q. Simmons did not advertise at all. THOS. A. FALCONER certifies that he printed and advertised for Dr. M. A. Simmons in Holly Springs, Miss., about the time above specified, and that his Liver Medicine has sustained a good reputation there up to the present time. B. J. MALONE certifies that he sold Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine for him in Holly Springs, Miss., in 1842, and that he is the rightful owner of its rep¬ utation, which it has well sustained up to the present time. R. N. WALDEN certifies that be sold Dr M. A. Simmons' Liver Medi- cine for him in Decatur, Ala., in 1842 or '43; that he advertised it wrell then; that he is entitled to the benefits of its repu- tation, and that others of similar name are inferior to his, and that his has sus¬ tained a good reputation there up to the present time. P. C. McCOWATT certifies that bis father sold Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine for him in Jackson, Teun., in 1848, and that it has sustained a good reputation there up to the present time. DR. S. MANSFIELD certifies that he has been selling Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine in Memphis Team, twenty-six years; that it was sold by his predecessors many years before he bought them out; that the Doctor ad¬ vertised it well all the time; that it is the genuine Simmons' Liver Medicine, and is good DR. H F. FARNSWORTH certifies that he procured Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine from him, and sold it in Memphis, Tenn., in 1843, and that it has been deservedly popular at all times. REV. F. P. SCRUGGS, of Middle Tennessee and North Alabama Confer¬ ences, certifies that he became acquaint¬ ed with Dr. M A. Simmons and bis Liver Medicine twenty-five or thirty years ago; that he was then advertising it; that it was popular and saleable then, and has been ever since, and that be never heard of any other " Simmons' Liver Medieihe " until since the war. JAS. H. FARRELL & WM. T. LONG of Holly Springs,Miss., corrolx) rate the above as to the length of time Dr. M. A Simmons has been advertis¬ ing and selling his Liver Medicine, and its popularity from its first introduction there—early in 1843 up to the present time. G. ADAMSON certifies that he bought Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine directly from him, and sold it in Jackson, Tenn., for a period of more than twenty years; that it always gave satisfaction to his customers, and that he invariably refused to buy articles made by others purporting to be the same. From the letter of I. G. DuBOSE & CO., of Mobile, Ala., we see the date that J. H. Zeilin & Co., commenced advertising and running their article upon the reputation of Dr. M. A. Sim¬ mons' Liver Medicine, to be 1869. REV. R. L. HARPER'S letter abo shows the same thing, and the lante number of certificates that Dr. M. A Simmons showed him, dated far bark, and up to the present time, as proof that it was upon the reputation which Dr. M. A. Simmons had established for his Liver Medicine that Zeilin & Co. proposed to run for profit. SEC III is headed The Term Name Page 8, and in connection with Sec. 2, contains full proof that Dr. M.. A. Sim¬ mons was the first who ever printed and advertised the term " Simmons' Liver Medicine." And that he estab¬ lished it in connection with his auto¬ graph and likeness as his "Trade-Mark" by copyright, long use and registration. DR. A. J. BREWSTER and BR. D. B. McMILLAN, of Corinth, Miss., both certify the same, viz.: That they consider Dr. M. A. Simmons the right¬ ful owner of the term "Liver Medicine;" that it is peculiar to him, not being in any medical works, and that when they prescribe "Liver Medicine," they mean •'Simmons' Liver Medicine" that is pre¬ pared by him. That they have sold, used and recommended it for some time, with satisfactory results in every in¬ stance. DR. P. A. WILLIS, of Holly Springs, Miss., certifies that he has sold, used and recommended Dr. M. A. Simmons' "Liver Medicine" for twenty-nine years. That the term " Liver Medicine" is not used in any of The various Pharaaaco- peas, nor by the regular medical pro¬ fession, and he believes it is peculiar to Dr. M. A. Simmons, and that he has scrupulously refused to sell any other purporting to be the same preparation. DR. R. L. ROSS, of TusGumbia, Ala., certifies that he has sold Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine for twenty years; that he is clearly of the opinion that the term-name belongs to Dr. M. A. Simmpns, and that Dr. M. A. Sim¬ mons has lost the sale of large quanti¬ ties of his "justly celebrated Liver Med¬ icine" by the trade handing customers something else of a similar name, when they called for his Liver Medicine, the customers thinking they were getting what they called for. DR. J.b. SPOTTSWOOD, of Hunts- ville, Ala., certifies that he and his brother sold Dr. M. A. Simmons' "Liver Medicine" from 1848 to 1862; that he never heard of any other " Sim¬ mons' Liver Medicine" till after the close of the war, and that he confidently believes that Dr. M. A. Simmons' is the original and genuine article. CERTIFICATE" OF COPYRIGHT of the term in the title page of a book, Nov. 11, 1843. CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRA¬ TION of Dr. M. A. Simmons' Trade Mark in theUnited"States Patent Office, March-10, 1874. P. e JONES, of Cincinnati. Ohio, certifies that he printed Dr M. A. Sim¬ mons' Trade Mark for him on engraved steel plates, in 1850, and up to the pres¬ ent time. SEC. IV is headed " Deceived," Page 9, and in connection with Section 1, contains full proof that Zeilin & Co. did succeed in deceiving and injuring ■the community by substituting an infe¬ rior article in place of that which the people had long used and wanted. Under this head we give certificates of persons who were deceived by the trade handing them an article of similar name when they called for and believed they were getting "Dr. M. A Simmons' Liver Medicine " Of others deceived by. preparations of similar name, not acting as well, and curing as Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine has been publicly known to do for rhore than a quarter of a century. We give several certificates of drug¬ gists of what their customers say, each of which we consider proof of many people deceived. Proof of this kind of deception is proof also of loss of the money that people gave for the article by which they were deceived. It is also proof of loss of time in getting the relief that Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine would have afforded at once, which doubtless, in many instances since these imitations started, has caused the loss of life. James Hollo way's letter gives one clear instance in point. It matters not what kind of rights Zeilin, Thedford and many others have to make and sell Simmons' Medicine, they have no just right to steal the well- earned profits of Dr. M. A. Simmons' many years of hard labor, and the profits of his many thousands of dollars in cash invested in advertising. Neither have druggists any just right to deceive their customers by giving them a differ¬ ent article of the same name when they call for and want the article of the name which has the established reputa¬ tion. It is offering a great? inducement to men to do wrong for money, to let them know that they can get fifty others of better reputation than themselves to assist them in the work. Dr. M. A. Simmons is the only man of the name who ever had a general ad¬ vertised reputation as manufacturer of such a medicine; therefore it is clear that the articles of Zeilin & Co.,Thedford & Co , and the many others who use the name " Simmons' Liver Medicine " for profit, are imitations of his medicine for the purpose of selling upon its repu¬ tation. Dr. A. Q,. Simmons' Liver Medicine trade in Georgia was at its best stage comparatively a small busi¬ ness, bounded by his personal visits, to his farthest points from home in Florida and South Carolina, and only on the roads he traveled, so that few compara¬ tively of the whole people in Georgia— his best worked territory—knew any¬ thing about him, or his Medicine. He only went into a small portion of Florida and South Carolina. When he left Geor¬ gia in 1856 the trade soon went down to almost nothing at all, for want of his presence and attention. While prepar- , ing to move he divided what little he had on hand with two of his children, and when trade so near stopped there one of these young ones thought he could do better in Dr. M. A. Simmons' terri¬ tory, which was all west and north of Georgia, according to an understanding between A. Q. and M. A. Simmons. He took a ,trip through Alabama and Mississippi in 1860, selling his medicine and receipts and rights to others to make and sell it, but not doing as well as anticipated soon went back, and was not heard of any more west of Georgia for about Nine Years, until Zeilin & Co. took it up and advertised all over Dr. M. A. Simmons' territory in 1869 and 1870, that they were proprietors, etc., as above shown, of the only Dr. Simmons' Liver Medicine. To the Simmons family and others who knew of the understanding between the old Sim- monses in regard to .territory, and how pleasantly they had run together so long, each upon his own soil,-this looked UKeT a great imposition upon Dr. M. A. Sirhmons • in fact no better than steal¬ ing from mm, as ne had ouilt up tne business by his own efforts and his own expense. 1 , Notice the dates. A. Q. Simmons left Georgia in 1856, after which time the medicine business being small at best, went down so low that in 1860, only Four Years after he left, one of his young ones' sold receipts and rights to others to make and sell it, and in 1869, Thirteen years after he left, and Nine years after receipts and rights had been sold to others to make and sell it, and Seven years after his death, February 5, 1862, Zeilin & Co., then of Macon, Ga., knowing the'popularity of Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine, took up the name Dr. A. Q. Simmons' Liver Regu¬ lator or Medicine with which to run over Dr. M. A. Simmons and get his business away from him, as above shown. Their unparalelled success seems to have aroused the latent avarice of many who had rights, and caused them to pitch in by advertising, to the grab and pocket' game of the profits of Dr M. A. Simmons' large and long con¬ tinued cash investments, besides years Of hard labor, as above shown. Four others have entered the field since 1872, with professions of genu, ineness, and found Druggists ready to take their mixtures and hand them out to their afflicted, confiding customeri •when Simmons' Liver Medicine is call, i ed for, in place of Dr. M. A. Simmons'. One of them, of the same name, but made by a party named M. A. THED- • FORD & CO., has a picture of a man on the label, which makes it necessary for all the thousands who want Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine to remem¬ ber his initialsr place of residence, and the exact appearance of the picture of > the man on his label, or they will be deceived sure In territory where Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine has. been popular for Thirty years, the in- sidiousness and cupidity of this trick are palpable. To minds tempered and purified in the furnace of physical disease and suffer-. ing, such tricks are especially horrifying. SECTION V. Is headed "Kind Words,'' Page 11, and contains full proof that Dr. M. A.. Simmons and his Liver Medicine are and have ever been relia-; ble, and will not deceive Under this head we give an idea of the work, pro¬ gress and achievements since 1844, in letters from: Rev. J. E. Douglass, Iuka,; Miss.; Hon. M. C. Galloway. Memphis,; Tenn.; Elder Joseph shackleford, Tus-; cumbia, Ala; -Col. D M, Wisdom," Jackson, Tenn.; Rev. L. D. Mullins,. Memphis, Tenn.; Five lawyers and the Postmaster in Jacinto, Miss.; Rev. Bishop H. H Kavanaugh, Louisville, Ky.; Twenty-seven of the best citizens in and. near Iuka, Miss.; Ex-Gov. A.i G. Brown, New Town, Miss.; Rev. H., T. Lewis, Memphis Conference; Rev. J. G. Jones, Mississippi Conference;; Grove S. Fitch, Postmaster,forkesville, La. SEC. VI. Page 15, is an extract from Dr. M. A. Simmons' book on the subject of the popularity, the peculiar efficacy, etc., of his "Liver Medicine." of which book he secured the copyright in; the Western District of Tennessee, Nov, 11th, 1843 CERTIFICATES, Read the following from Rev. Sam1! Watson: To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-1 Having learned that there are article! being sold as " Simmons' Liver Medt cine." which are not prepared by Dr. M A. Simmons, I feel that it is but siut pie justice to state that I haveknowl hifia and his Liver Medicine for mofi than a third of a century. More thai twenty years ago,while I was the editd and publisher of the " Memphis Chrii tian Advocate," I advertised his Live Medicine for nim. This and its ray family, have given me the best opportunity of forming a correct opinion of its merits. I have never known of" any medicine that has so fully met the most sanguine expectations of all who have ever used it, I have never known a single instance of dissatisfaction, but in every instance where it has been , used they are delighted with the result. We have for years laid aside all mer¬ curial preparations, because Simmons' Liver Invigorator has answered the purpose better, with none of the bad results attending other medicines. There can be no doubt that Dr. M. A. Simmons of luka, Miss., is the rightful owner of the genuine article known as "Simmons' Liver Medicine," and all who wish the genuine article should get it from him. 1 write this because I know that he is legally and morally entitled to all the rights and benefits of the reputation and sale of said medicine. 225 Union street, Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 8th, 1877. SAM'li WATSON. The following is from Rev. Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh, D. D., to Dr. M. A. Simmons, March, 1861: I confess that I have been reluctant to figure in advertisements in regard to medicines, but feel myself so much a debtor to your " Vegetable Liver Medicine and Purifying Pills," that I feel it a sense of gratitude on my own part and Justice to the public requires that I should wa ve this objection, and allow you to publish whatever I may have written in regard to he character and value of your medicines. May many a sufferer be as much benefited by them as I have been. * * Dr. H. B. Waynick, of Station Creek, Covington county, Miss., says to Dr. M. A. Simmons about his Liver Medicine, February 19, 1876: " Ever believe me to be a well-wisher of yourself, and I pray God to enable you to go onward to a good old age, with your usual indus¬ try, perseverance and good intentions in sending the afflicted so invaluable a blessing as your Liver Medicine. Go on in the good work of relieving the afflicted, soothing the sorrows of their sympathising friends, and combating the opposition of all bad men who are envying you and trying to reap the ben¬ efit of your own rightful property— the reputation of your medicine—and ap¬ propriate the profit of it to themselves. I hold it to be the duty of every honest, Upright citizen to uphold you and others in their rights. H. B. WAYNICK. Col. Robert Cantrell, a lawyer of re¬ cognized ability, residing at Lebanon, lenn., says: Lebanon, Tenn., July 8th, 1874. . Dr. M. A. Simmons: DearSir—I TO in receipt of your paper, The luka Mirror Extra," and have carefully ex¬ amined it in all its bearings. I •regard the proof as being conclusive against Messrs. Zeilin & Co., showing that they have been guilty of gross frauds and deception, and that they have no more right to use the name " Simmons' Liver Regulator or Medicine," than I have, and their conduct is very reprehensible.' If you cannot establish your right to your Trade Mark under this proof, the Trade Mark Law is a dead letter, a fraud and a cheat. * R. Cantrell. Lauderdale, Miss., Sept. 28,1876. I keep only Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine, believing it to be the only one of the name that ought to be sold or used. I use no other medicine myself, and have not used any other for some time ; when I feel bad, I take some of it and get relief. Dr. J. M. SIMMONS, Druggist. Andrew J. Barnes, of Woodstock, Cherokee County, Georgia, says: Dr. M. A. Simmons—Your Medicine acts like a charm in our country. May the blessings of God continue with it. T. J. Slaughter, Jr., druggist at VLla Rica, Ga., says "a dozen or more" had tried Zeilin & Co.'s mixture, thinking it was the genuine Simmons', and finding that it did no good, believed the Sim¬ mons' Medicine was a humbug; all of whom, after trying Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine "pronounced it the best Liver Medicine they had ever used." Read the following from Rev. J. R. Graves, editor and proprietor of "The Baptist," Memphis, Tenn.: M. A. Simmons, M D., luka, Miss.: f received a package of your Liver Medi¬ cine, and have used half of it; and it works like a charm. I want no better Liver Regulator, and certainly no more of Zeilin's mixture. J. R. GRAVES. Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 17, 1876. Read the following from Rev. Bishop David S. Doggett, D. D., Bishop of the M. E. Church, South: Richmond, Va., Feb. 26, 1875. Dr. M. A. Simmons, My Dear Brother:—I am under great obligations to you for packages of your Medicine. I have used it at intervals for two years, with decided benefit, and believe it to be a very valuable prepara¬ tion. It acts upon the liver and bowels with great certainty, and without de¬ bilitating effects. It relieves the system from oppression, promotes digestion, and invigorates the functions generally. To use a common phrase, it is no "bum- bug." There is no quackery in it. It is a genuine, bona fide compound, pos¬ sessing unquestionable medical proper¬ ties. I recommend it as such, when vised according to your directions. Very Truly, D. S. DOGGETT. Marlin, Falls Co., Texas, Nov. 21, 1876. To Dr. M. A. Simmons:—I am very much pleased with your Liver Medicine, having used most of it (two gross) in my practice. Your Friend, N. F. RIVES, M. D. Lancaster C. H., S. C. Sept. 7, 1876. Dr. M. A. Simmons, Iuka, Miss., Dear Sir:—Your preparation is much more popular, where it has been tried, than that made by Kong and other ma¬ kers of Simmons' Liver Medieine. The writer has tried others purporting to be "Simmons," but there is no comparison, yours is infinitely better. Yours Truly, TWITTY & BEATY. Linn Flat, Nacogdoches Co., Texas, June 22nd, 1875. I find Dr. M. A- Sim¬ mons' Liver Medicine prepared at Iuka Miss., much better, and its medical pro- gerties far superior to that put up in feorgia and Philadelphia. I believe it will take the lead of alLmedicines to regulate the secretions of the liver. S. D. CARVER, Shubuta, Miss.,Nov. 22d, 1876. M. A. Simmons, M. D.—Dear Sir: I intend using your Liver Medicine alto¬ gether in future, for I find that it does me more good than any I have ever used, and I have used a great many. I have been afflicted with Sore Eyes for the last two years,, and with Piles for Fifteen years, and am now getting well of both diseases, also some others too tedious to mention,,originating from an inactive state of the liver, and J must give your Liver Medicine the credit. • A. J. MARTIN. 1 Shannon, Miss., Feb. 7,1877. To Dr. M. A. Simmons—Your Liver Medicine, gives satisfaction to my custo¬ mers. It is Superior to that made by Zeilin & Co., in that it acts more speed¬ ily and surely upon the Liver and bow¬ els, and is much more agreeable to take. Many take it in the powder, and think it acts more effectually I R. C. TOPP, Druggist. Cot. Tignal Jones, of Morales, Jack¬ son Co., Texas, says to Dr. M. A. Sim¬ mons, March 15th, '77: " I distributed the packages of Liver Medicine you sent Jne. and have used of" it, and all agree ttvv-there-.is no comparison as to its value and .effects and Virtue; all say that: they will never again use any more of Zeilin & Co.'s Mixture; that they did not know, but what it was the genuine medicine, made and prepared by Sim¬ mons himself, and that it was the name that sold it to them. I have talked with several dealers in medicine, all of whom Be particular always to write or ask for Mississippi, and have no other. None is g< Proprietary Governr"1«it Stamp. say they will never again deal in any other than yours." Madison Sta., Miss., Sept. 25,187t>. To Dr. M. A. Simmons : I have found your medicine to agree with me better than any I have ever taken. It makes me feel better. Rev. E. M. ALF< )itD. A Drug store without Dr. M A. Sim¬ mons' Liver Medicine in it, is like a church' without a pastor. A. W. HARRIS, Druggist. Clarendon, Ark., August 19,1875. i We clip the annexed from the Meri-I dian (Miss.) College Mirror: " The fob lowing from Rev. J. Tr Freeman now Pastor of the Baptist Church, at Iuka, Miss., is good testimony for Dr. M. A. Simmons. No one, perhaps, is better capable of judging than he is, and the truthfulness of his evidence can he ques¬ tioned by no one in the State. Iuka, Miss., March 22,1871. Dear Bbo. Hamberlin, Meridian, Miss.—Let me add a certificate to Dr. M„ A. Simmons' Liver Medicine. It is all that it promises, and is made by an honest man who well understands bis profession. -The Georgia Zeilin & Co.'s is an imposition. I tried it before 11 knew the original, and I know it to be as I say. J. T. FREEMAX. Holly Springs, Miss.,Apr. 25,1874. Having tried Brazier's, Sanford's ami numerous other Liver Medicines, I found none so efficient and satisfactory as that prepared by Dr. M. A. Simmons, of Iuka, Miss. It is without exception the best medicine of its kind I have ever known. WILLIAM HOLLAXD, [He is Editor of the Holly Springs Reporter.] The following is from Rev. ThomaA Campbell, of Mississippi Conference: Iuka, Miss., March 22d, 1875. i Some time ago I used tjie Liver Begib lator prepared by Zeilin & Co., butiw having failed to answer the purpose,! ceased to use it. When I became ai-1! quainted with Dr. M. A. Simmons ! was led to try his Liver Medicine, botla myself and family. We found it not! only more effectual but more pleasant ir its results than the other.1 I regard it ai very valuable for disordered liver aw dyspepsia. THOS. S. CAMPBELL. Holly Springs, Miss., Apr. 24,1874. ! This is ,,t0 certify that I used onij package of Zeilin's Simmons' Lives Regulator or Medicine, and it did inen■ -r- a . Anm PAID IN; SURPLUS $35,000. HOME CAPITAL $250,000 ^e&s'BW- 24 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., DEALERS IN FERTILIZERS, Nos. 1 and 3 HAYNE STREET. ART 478 BAN Artists' Materials. Harrisson J. W., 62 Queen STILES C. W. ill Meeting. (See adv. p. 102.) WEISKOPF L., 3Z5 King. (See adv. p. 105.) Attorneys at Law. [see lawyers.] Auction and Commission. Bowers J. E., 140 Meeting Caldwell A. P., 8 Gillon Cater T. N., 24 Vendue Range Drake M. & Son, 138 Meeting LATJREY H. Z., 28 Vendue Range MILNOR & MARTIN, 143 Meeting Peterman J. H., 21 and 23 Vendue Range Riecke G , 30 Vendue Range Ruger W. F., 51 Hazel Shapira L. D., 212 King Wilbur T. A., 167 Meeting Auctioneers. [general.] BLACK S. C., 34 Broad. COCHRAN & ALEXAN¬ DER, 26 Broad." (See adv. p. 84.) COFFIN E., 22 Broad Enslow J. A., 106 East Bay Gantt & Jervey, 20 Broad Gilchrist R. C , 2^ Broad Grimball B.( 5 Broad King W. L., 32 Broad Leitch'W Y., 35 Broad REDDING J. F„ 59 Broad. (See adv. p. 109.) Sebring E. & Co., 14 Broad Awning Frames. [werner's pat ] WERNER & SIRES, 105 Meeting Axle Grease Mnfrs. Davis J., 278 Meeting Bagging and Ties. Taft A. R. & Co , 159 East Bay ROBSON J. 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' Germania Savings Bank, '54 Broad PEOPLES SAVINGS IN¬ stitution, 34 Broad Barbers. Abrams A., c, 501 King AVEILHE J. W., c, 70 Broad Bennett A., c, 29 Elliott Boisdon E. L., c, 146 Meeting Bradley F., 6 Morris Brown A , c, 73! St. Philip Brown C. T., I Queen Brown E. W., c, 16 Anson Bryant J., c, 35 St Philip Campbell M. C., c, 27 Calhoun Canneville E., c, 229 Meeting Canneville J. J., c, 14 Queen Czyr T. McG., c, 114 Market DeMarcs E , c, Pavilion Hotel Gadsden A., c, Anson, nw cor Pinckney GADSDEN J. H., 92 Hasel Gantt N., c, 103 Church Gibbs A. H., & EA.80N, Meeting: St., ©or. Market GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,0^^^0.^' CON 488 COT Gaffeiro J., 554 King Heinz F., 531 King Ladeveze E., 36 Tradd LaTorre S., 141 King Lorenzi M. D., 441 King Lovett W. Y. Mrs., 491 King Meiberg M. Mrs ,616 king " Melchers A., 381 King Michael C., c, 85 East Bay Nowell N., c, JO State O'Neill J., 419 King Parsons B. Mrs., 19 Laurens RufRo C. H., 695 King Schiadaressi T., 195 Meeting Simone B., 99 East Bay Skerritt R., 169 King Soubeyroux H., 328 King Tatakes N., 73 Church Thermiot M. &. Co., 301 King VON SANTEN F., 279 King Zimmerman W. A., 104 King Contractors and Builders. [see also carpenters.] EGAN G. W., 78 Meeting. (See adv. p. 86.) Coopers. Fishwell T., c, 30 Elliott Mitchell A. B., c, 8 Market Wilson T. P., c, State, 1st s of Market Coppersmiths. Boesch J. C., 16 State Bull E., 132 East Bay Darby F., rear 57 Coming Cotton. [sea island;] HEYWARD A. H., 74 East Bay Cotton Brokers & Buyers. Barnwell A. & Co., Adger's N. Wharf Downey F. T , Brown's Wharf Fatman W., Vanderhorst's Wharf Gibbes & Co., 10 Adger's S. Wharf Howard S. L. & Co., Adger's N. Wharf Knoop, Hanemann & Co., 4 and 5 S. At¬ lantic Wharf Locke A. H., 4 M. Atlantic Wharf Lucas T. G. S., 8 Boyce's Wharf MURE ROBERT & CO., 6 Central Wharf Nieter H., agt, 6 Commercial Wharf Pollitzer G. M., 7 M. Atlantic Wharf Snowden T. G., 4 Southern Wharf Taft A. 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[manufacturers.] MALLONEE JOHN C. & CO., Calhoun, ne cor Washington. (See adv. p. 102.) Cutlers and Locksmiths. OMI ROESSLER, CUTLER MD LOCKSMITH, Shears, Scissors, Knives, Razors, and all kinds of Cutlery sharpened and repaired. blades put in knives. No. 97 MARKET ST. Dentists. Brown W. S , 65 Wentworth Bull W. R., 481 King Clifford A. R., 18 Washington Hanckel M. S. Dr., 204 Meeting Muckenfuss B. A., 408 King HOME INS. CO., OP CHARLESTON, S. C. THE ONLY STOCK Company chartered by the State. Capital all paid in. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., DIR 490 DRU O'NEILL W. P., M. D., ioi Meeting Patrick C. C.t 50 Society Patrick J B , 50 Society SMITH R. ATMAR, 307 King. (See adv. back fly D.) Sqlomons J. R., 65 Hasel Directory Publishers. .A. E. SHOLES, Office 3 Broad St., PUBLISHES ANNUALLY SHOLES' CHARLESTON DIRECTORY. AND DIRECTORIES OF Memphis, Tenn., Atlanta and Augusta, Ga., and Little Rock, Ark., etc. Directories of principal cities on file for the use of 'patrons and strangers gratui¬ tously. Disinfectants. Commins John, 60 East Bay . Doors, Sash and Blinds. GRIMKE E. M., 94 and 96 Church. (See adv p. 86.) Hacker George S. & Son, 560 King, opp Cannon MALLONEE JOHN C. & CO.. Calhoun, ne cor Washington. (See adv. p. 102.) Percival E. W., east end Columbus RUSSELL W. P. & CO., 2 and 4 Hasel (See adv. p. 81.) TOALE MNFG CO., Mills Lynch, cor Broad, salesroom 20 and 22 Hayne. (See adv. p. 104.) WELLING E., Bay, se cor Columbus. (See adv. p. 103.) Dray Masters. Gadsden E. H., Brown's Wharf Easterby & Pinckney, 49 East Bay Bischoff J. C. W., 177 East Bay Feehan John, 302 East Bay Holmes C. R., Jr., Adger's N. Wharf Drain and Sewer Pipe. GRIMKE E. M„ 94 and 96 Church. (See adv. p. 86.) Dredging Companies. Charleston Dredging Co., 1 Union Wharf Dress and Cloak Makers. Bonner E. G. Miss, 257 Meeting Cummings J. Mrs., 232 King Duffy M. Mrs., 582 King Dunne A. E. Mrs., 201 King Elliott Margaret, c, 8 Concord Frazier R., c, 11 Franklin O'Mara C. Mrs., 529 King Nugent M. J. Miss, 187 King Ramsey V"., c, 30 Tradd Zylstra M. A. Mrs., 52 Wentworth Drugs and Medicines. [wholesale.] DOWIE & MOISE, 130 Meeting, eor Hasel Winemag P., 35 Hayne [retail.] Aimar G. W., 460 King Baer H., 131 Meeting and 45 Calhoun Barbot A. O., 68 Broad Blackman Joseph, 39 Broad Burnhaiu E. S., 421 King Carey E. M , Church, ne cor Chalmers Caulier G. Dr., 158 Meeting Cohen A. M., 614 King Cohen P. M., 94 Hasel Collins M. H., 601 King Eckel A. W., 231 King Gibson W. A., King, ne cor Spring Graman J. H., King, se cor Mary Hertz T. E., 73 King Kellers E. H. Dr., 85 Broad Linn J., 30 Cannon Lockwood J., 49 Cannon Luhn G. J., King, se cor John, and 14 Rutledge Michaelis C. O., King, cor Cannon 'THE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. 1 Guarantees tlie Lowest Rates given by any competing Line. Palace BUM Parlor anil Bar. GONE BEOS., 109 MEETING ST, Free Lunch every night, from 9 30 to 11.30. DRY 491 DYE Mortimer S., 59 Cannon PANKNIN C. F., 123 Meeting. (See adv. back cover and p. 476.) Roumillat U. C., Meeting, ne cor Colum¬ bus Schwacke A. H., 472 King Schwettmann C. F., Broad, nw cor King Skrine W. A., 286 King Spencer A. R., Tradd, nw cor Church Stroub G. W., 33 Rutledge av VOGT D., 277 King Yates A., Queen, ne cor Church Dry Docks. Charleston Floating Dry Dock, foot of Pritchard Dry Goods. [commission.] Leiding H., 7 Hayne [wholesale.] BATES EDWIN & CO., 124 Meeting Crane, Boylston & Co., 45 Hayne Johnston, Crews & Co., 41 Hayne Marshall E. W. & Co., 9 and 11 Hayne [wholesale and retail.] FDRCBGOTT, BENEDICT & CO., importers and dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets, etc., IVo, 275 KING ST. McLOY, RICE & CO., 270 King and 67 Hasel. (See adv. front paster.) READ J. R. & CO., 263 King [retail.] Brown S., 400 King Bruning J. H. & Co , 262 King Cohen L. & Co., 248 King Cohen & Loeb, 264 King Cronan C. E. Mrs., 459 King Cullenan P., 414 King Cuneo J., 26 Market Doerzaph S. Mrs., 5^7 EhlS Dugan D., 12 King Dunn C., 453 King Dunn J. Mrs., 405 Kirtg Eagan Alice Mrs., 71 King Erwin & Magill, 254 King Fass S., 541 King Fitzgerald M , 477 King Forsythe W. C , 406 King Gannon T. F., 357 King Gleason C. Mrs., 635 King Goldsmith C. Mrs , 409 King Grace A. Mrs., 463 King Haas D,, 155 Meeting Harbeson & Co., 253 King Healy P., 8 Tradd Hoffman S. Mrs., 377 King Illing A., 252 King Jager Bros., 258 King Johnston S., 310 King Kerrison C. & E. L., 297 King Kosminsky J., 138 King Lanigan A. Mrs , 509 King Levinsohn J., 106 King Lewis I., 87 King Lewith M. Mrs., 57 King McBride E. Mrs., 513 King McComb W. & Co., 423 King McDonnell M. Mrs., 52 King Marks M., 422 King Melchers & Muller, 292 King Mintz I., 489 King Moran J. H., 214 King Parker J. Mrs., 62 Church Prause E. Mrs., 35 State O'Brien H., 188 East Bay O'Connor W., 508 Kir\g Regan B. Mrs., 51 State Reichenbach D., 122 King Rice B., 152 King Shaw & Johnston, 268 King Stacklsy J., 437 King Stender H. & Son, 549 King Tylly A. Mrs., 44 Tradd Ufferhardt W., 232 King Webb M. Mrs., 112 King Weinberg F. Mrs., 82 King- Dyers and Cleapers. Biller I., 359 King Golliner H., 510 King SONNTAG OTTO, 34 Wentworth. (See adv. p. 92.) M00D&EAS0N ALWAYS HAVE A FULL SUPPLY OF PUEE WINES AND LIQUOSS. bottled, and on draught, at reasonably prices; 129 MEETING STEEB?, GEO. W. WILLIES & CO., *E?fS£2h£3£S?" ENG 492 FOU Engineers' Supplies. TAYLOR IRON WORKS MNFG CO., East Bayycor Pritchard. (See adv. p. 100.) Engravers. [general.] Fisher W., 277 King [metal.] Doar J. A., 277 King Express Companies. Charleston Baggage Express, 55 Hasel Reid H. L , 3 Broad SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO., 84 Hasel Exchange. [foreign and domestic.] ADGER JAS. & CO., 28 East Bay. (See adv. p. 112.) Fancy Goods, Notions, etc. [wholesale and retail.] FURCHGOTT, BENE¬ DICT & CO., 275 King. (See adv. head each letter.) READ J. R. & CO., 263 King [retail.] Archer M. J. Mrs., 363 King Cohen L. & Co., 248 King Goutevenier L. P., 132 King Koester S. W., 512 King McNamara M. A. Mrs., 128 King Feed Stores. [see also grain, hay, etc ] BURMESTER & ZERBST, Prioleau, cor Cordes. (Seeadv.p 93.) BULWINKLE H. & CO., 94 East Bay Haesloop H., 620 King Ferreotypes. CHAFEE C. E., 339 King. (See adv. p. 109.) Ferries. MT. PLEASANT & SUL- LIVAN'S ISLAND FERRY CO., Foot of Market. (See1 adv. p. 111.) Fertilizers. Charleston Fertilizer Co., 86 Broad Pacific Guano Co., E. H. Frost & Co. genl agts S. C.; Adger's N. Wharf ROBSON'S FERTIL¬ IZERS, J. N. Robson, 68 East Bay. (See adv. back fly C.) Sardv J. B. & Son, 12 N. Atlantic Whf STONO PHOSPHATE CO. Vanderhorst's Whf. (Seeadv. p. 107 ) SULPHURIC ACID AND SUPER PHOSPHATE CO., W. C. Bee & Co. agts; Adger's N. Wharf WALTON,WHANN & CO., 151 East Bay. See adv. p. 17.) WILLIAMS GEO. W. & CO., 1 and 3 Hayne. (See top lines.) Fire Kindlers. Great Southern Fire Kindler Co.,30J Broad Fish Dealers. [See also Oysters, Fish and Game.] TERRY J. S., 9 Market. (See adv. p. 92.) Florists. (See also Nurseries.] Chanson H., Rutledge av, nr Line Ferguson W., ns Spring, 2d w of Rut- ledge av Webb S., 8 Friend Webb Walter, 40 King Webb Walter, Jr., 40 King Flour Dealers. CAMPSEN JOHN & CO., 12 Market. (See adv. p. 92.) Knobeloch & Small, 177 East Bay Foreign Fruits. [importers.] BART C. & CO., 55 to 59 Market. (See adv. p. 93.) Forwarding Agents. Kenyon W. A , 689 King Foundries. [general.] TAYLOR IRON WORKS MNFG CO., East Bay, cor Pritchard. (See adv. p. 100.) 'HE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most reliable carriers in th» South. RWF flTTAT TTY °f Silver Plated Ware, Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, DlJlJ 1 l(J U liJJi 1 1 Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c., at James AUan's, 307 King. FRU 493 GAS [iron ] Eason J. M. & Bro., Columbus, ne cor Nassau SMITH & VALK, east end of Hasel. (See adv. p. 99.) Fruit. (Foreign and Domestic.) [wholesale and retail.] BART C. & CO., 55 to 59 Market. (See adv p. 93.) BROOKBANKS A., 77 Meeting. (See adv. p. 93.) (retail.) Barby G., 196 Meeting Bayer H., 215 East Bay Behrens H., 548 King Bell Maria, c, j 9 St. Philip Bourie H. J., c, 56 Anson Brandes E., 67 Market Brannen J., 361 King Brigans W., c, 1^ Montague Brown J., 93 Coming Bruning J., 699 King Buero A , 239 East Bay Byrnes M. Mrs.. 46 Anson Castion O., c, 31 Market Drago O. Miss, 81 Market Heinrich JG., 496 King Jackson M., c, 645 King Jenkins John, c. 23 Mazyck Kennedy VI., 669 King Klein E. Mrs., 369 King Knickmeyer R., 71 Market Knowell Major O., c, 178 Queen Langer A , 61 Market Lotz P., 47 Beaufain Lutz E. Mrs., 113 Calhoun McFall John, c, 75 Tradd McManus J., 316 King McNamara M. G Miss, 12 Anson Meagher W., 539 King Mertz G. O., 505 King Meyer R„ 104 Calhoun Nesbitt Elizabeth,c, 36 Mazyck Neumann C. Mrs., 584 King Otten D., 11 Columbus Patat W. L., 547 King Polly A., 49 Archdale Robinson S, W., c, I Vanderhorst Rowland S. Mrs., 259 Meeting Ryan M. Mrs., 54 Anson Sanders H. G., 19 Coming Scully B. Mrs., 78 King Shalla Annie Mrs., 105 Queen Stolze A. Mrs., 633 King Teaney R., 27 Beaufain Turner R. W., c, 107 Calhoun Walker J., c, 19 Line Weber M. F. Mrs., 89 King Yates Joseph, c, 79 Coming Zannelli J., 56 Spring Fruit and Vegetables. [shippers.] TERRY J. S., 9 Market. (See adv. p. 92.) Furniture. (See also Upholsterers.) [manufacturers.] PIONEER FURNITURE FACTORY, W. Mather, propr j 444 King. (Sue adv. p. 93.) [retail.] Brady Patrick, 76 King Conroy P., 44 King Corcoran T. c, 57 Coming Cowperthwait E. R., 305 King Heins J., 433 King Howard G. A , 28^ Beaufain Johnson G., 566 King Livingstone J., 420 King Millings R. C., 45 Wentworth Schneider W., 503 King Silcox D. H. & Son, 175 to 179 King White R., 88 Hasel [made and repaired.] Boston F., c, 70 Beaufain Robinson D , 188 Meeting Taylor K. T.,c, 78 Anson Game Depots. [see also oysters, fish and game.] Prendergast William, Central Market TERRY J. S., 9 Market. (See adv. p. 92.) Tully Thomas R., c, Central Market Gas Light Companies. Charleston Gas Lt, Co., 99 Meeting FIRE AND MARINE RISKS BY HOME INSURANCE CO. of Charleston, S. EAST BAY. 26 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., GAS 494 GRO Gas and Steam Fitters. [see also plumbers.] ADAMS, DAMON & CO., 18 Broad. (See adv. p. 114.) Guillemin P L., 188 King Paddon W. F., 447 King Gents' Furnishing Goods. CONNOR GEORGE, 30 Broad Falk I. L. & Co., 291 King Langley Bros., 164 King MATTHIESSEN & DOO- LITTLE, Academy of Music Bldg, King, nw cor Market. (See adv. front cover and p. 120.) RTJGHEIMER J., 153 King. (See adv. front cover.) Scott E., 238 King Grain, Hay, Etc. BULWINKLE HER- MANN, Prioleau, head Kerr's Wharf. (See adv. .p. 93.) BURWINKLE H. & CO., 94 East Bay BURMESTER & ZERBST, Prioleau, cor Cordes. (See adv. p. 93.) Butler R. M. & Son, 90 East Bay KRACKE F. D. C., 1 Doughty LILIENTHAL F. J. & SON, 26 Beaufain. (See adv. front cover.) Lubs C. F., 114 Calhoun Phillips O , Tradd, se cor Church Sahlmann C , Meeting, ne cor Reid Sahlmann L , 65 East Bay Seebeck J. H. C , 195 St Philip Wehmann F:, 287 and 289 East Bay Grainers. BEAMISH T. A., 101 Market. (See adv. p. 102.) STILES C. W., Ill Meeting. (See adv. p 102.) Grange Agencies. State Grange Agency, 2 Commercial Whf Granite Works. Landrum E. P., 86 Meeting Grocers. [wholesale.] BISCHOFF HENRY 197 and 199 East Bay. (See adv. p. 94.) Bollmann Bros., 155 East Bay CHAFEE W. H. & CO., 205 and 207 East Bay. (See adv. p. 95.) GERDTS H. & CO., 195 East Bay. (See adv.-p. 94.) Marscher W., 88 East Bay Moore & Hermans, 24 Vendue Range O'NEILL B., 189 East Bay QUACKENBTJSH J. A. & CO., 122 and 124 East Bay Ravenel Holmes & Co., 80 East Bay STEFFENS & WERNER, 98 and 100 East Bay, and 26 and 32 Vendue Range TIEDEMAN 0. & SON, 102 East Bay WAGENER F. W. & CO., 163 and 165 East Bay WIETERS 0. F., no, 112 and 181 East Bay. (See adv. WILLIAMS GEO. W. & CO. 1 and 3 Hayne. (See top lines.) WULBERN & PIEPER, 167 and 169 East Bay. (See adv p. 94.) [wholesale and retail.] Amme D. A., Meeting, se cor Market GRAVER JOHN, 536 King. (See adv. p 95.) KLINCK, WICKENBERG & CO., 62 Broad, cor Church. (See adv. p. 95.) MOOD & EASON, 127 and 129 Meeting. (See adv. front PAUL JOHN & CO., 47 Broad, cor Church STELLING E. H., 149 East Bay THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. Pate Billiard Parlor. CONE BROS., PROP'RS, 109 MEETING ST. General Agents L. Decker & Co.'s Corded Edge Cushion Billiard Tables. GRO 495 GRO [fancy.] KLINCK, WICKENBERG & CO., 62 Broad, cor Church. [See adv. p. 95.) MOOD & EASON, 127 and 129 Meeting. (See adv. front PAUL JOHN & CO., 47 Broad, cor Church Wilson S. H. &'Bro., 306 King [retail.] Ahrens C D. & Co., 241 King Ahrens J., 53 Archdale Ahrens J. L., 18 Broad Ahtan Lee, 15 Mazyck Albers A. M. Mrs., Tradd, nw cor Council Apler D., 273 Meeting Arnau M. V., 66 Cannon Bahntge F., 113 Tradd Bahntge F. W., 30 Archdale Baker J., State, nw cor Chalmers Behling E. F., 154 Coming Behrens L., 272 East Bay Bestman F., Concord, se cor Calhoun Blanken C. H., Washington, ne cor Char¬ lotte Blase C. H., 34 America Blase C. L., 119 Church Block H. W., 76 Spring Boksen J., 136 King Borger J J., 91 King Borner F. C., 366 King Bosch J F., Rutledge, se cor Beaufain Brandt E. L., Alexander, se cor Chapel Brecker F- W., 26 Gadsden Bremer H., 62 King. Breuer & Kohnke, 71 Coming Brunjes William, Coming, se cor George Buck H., 70 Cannon Buck J. W. 190 Coming Buggle A. Mrs., 703 King Bullwinckle J. D., State, se cor Queen Bullwinkle'D., King, nw cor Race Bull winkle G., Rutledge av, sw cor Doughty Bullwinkle H., Lucas, ne cor Palmetto Bulwinkle H., 19 Elizabeth Bulwinkle H., 105 Wentworth Bulwinkle J. H., gueen, sw cor Mazyck Bunje W. M., 367 King Butt J., St. Philip, sw cor Warren Byrne W. ,318 King Cammann C. A., Warren, nw cor Coming Castens C. A.. Inspection, ne cor Concord Chin Sang C., 83 King Clauss J. H., 90 Spring Claussen J. C., 178 East Bay Connor L. E. &Co., 693 King Cormier & McBride, 517 King Dehls C., 8 Laurens Desebrock H., 21 King Devereux J. W., 138 King Doscher E. H., 9 Magazine Doscher H. C., Calhoun, sw cor Wash¬ ington Doscher J. H., 42 Meeting Dothage J., 83 Anson Dreyer G., 49 Church Ducker J. H., 600 King Eggers J. C., Pitt, sw cor Montague Ehrichs H.. 36 Morris Engelmann E , Calhoun, se cor East Bay Esdorn H. 25 Gadsden Esdorn John F., 126 Tradd Feldmann B. & Co.. 350 King Fincken A. & Son., 31 Elizabeth Fischbeck H., 95 Cannon Fischer E. J. H., 36 Church Fitter G. N., 37 Anson Fogarty S. 96 Broad Garrett S. B. & Co., c, 506 King Garves J., 12 Rutledge av Geerdes H., 28 Market Geraty Benjamin, 20 South Bay Gerdes H., 3 Judith GERKEN JOHN, 16 Market Goldstein I. W. 404 King Gorse P. N., 194 Meeting GOTJEN A. C. F., 171 King Gotjen D. W., 180 King Graver A. D., 659 King Graver E. H. Mrs., 637 King Habenicht E. A., 10 King Habenicht G. F., 3 South Bay Hanley Maria Mrs., 132 Tradd Harbers S. Mrs., Spring, ne cor Chesnut Harken J H., 69 Rutledge av Hartigan T., Meeting, ne cor John Heins C. H., 232 Meeting Hencken C. F., 552 King Hencken & Thiele, 74 Church RESH PARCHED AND GROUND COFFEES, always to be found at MOOD & EASOlff'S, 129 Meeting Street. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., GRO 496 GRO Hendricks J., 759 Rutledge av Hernholm A Mrs., 86 Spring Hesse E. J., 264 Meeting Hesse J. H., Beaufain, ne cor Pitt Hesse J. N., 2 Montague Hesse & Cappelmann, 252 Meeting Heyer J. H., 23 Bogard Hoffman H., 46 Ashley Hollings Bros., Rutledge av, ne cor Line Hollings D. H., 2 Woolfe Hollings J., Elizabeth, sw cor Ann Hopke R., ,61 Hasel Hopke T., 78 Anson Hughes C. Mrs., 532 King Hurkamp John & Co., 93 Broad Hynes J., 592 King Irwin Ellen Mrs., 22 South Bay .Johanns J. F., East Bay, sw cor Pinckney Johnson A., 2 John Johnson E., 3 Wharf Jordan F., 64 King Kenny J. Mrs., 28 Queen Kiep J. P., Wentworth, ne cor Rutledge Klaren F. W., King, nw cor Line Klenke J. H., 61 East Bay Koester L., King, nw cor Mary Kohlmann J. D., 112 Coming Kornahrens J. N., 186 Queen Kornahrens P., St. Philip, nw cor Rack- ers al Kriete H. W., 519 King Kruel H., Minority, se cor Middle Kruger A., 101 Spring Kruger H., Spring, nw cor Norman Kruse Jacob, 26 St. Philip Kuck G., 32 Pitt Kuck H., 292 Meeting Kuck H., 27 Cannon Kuck M., 31 Gadsden Kuhland F., 60 Anson Kulinski L. P., 74 America Lange M. A. Mrs., Columbus, sw cor Hanover Lau J., 136 St. Philip Lee Edward, 87 Calhoun Leffmann W., Vernon, se cor Washing¬ ton LEHMKUHL & OH- LANDT, 32 Meeting Lilienthal G. M. Mrs., 105 Spring Lindstedt G. H., 426 King Lorenz O., 7 Elizabeth Lucas B. Jr., 316 King Luden H. C., 52 RidclifFe Luden J. H., 56 St. Philip Luden J. J. W., 24 Vanderhorst Luden N. C., King, ne cor Line Lutjen B., Broad, sw cor Savage I^utjen J., Queen, nw cor State McElhose R. H.. 67 Calhoun McMAHON J. P., 136 East Bay McManus T. F., 16 King McNanly Patrick, 177 St. Philip McPherson R.. c, 35 Calhoun Mahlstedt L. D., America, se cor Mary Mappus J. J., 6 Smith Marscher W. F., Anson, sw cor George Martens H., Spring, necor St. Philip Matthews S J. L., 99 Tradd Meiburg H., 29 St. Philip Mensing C., 21 Rutledge Mensing H. A. M., Broad, se cor Logan Metz E. C., 56 Archdale Meyer A. F., Bull, ne cor Gadsden Meyer H. M., Vernon, nw cor Marsh Meyer J. D. E., 100 Church Meyer J. F., Church nw cor Atlantic MINDERMANN J. H. & CO., 76 Rutledge av Mollenhauer E. A , ci Cannon Mollenhauer & Stelljes, 53 King Molony J., 124 Church Momeier C., 76 Church Moore J. T., c, 5 Chalmers Muller J. H., 100 Broad O'Sullivan J P., 511 King Oetjen J. George C., 86 Wentworth Oldenburg E. H., 8 Wall Ostendorff C. A., 196 Meeting Ostendorff C L., 376 King Ostendorff J. M., 64 Smith Osteiholtz H., 3 Ashley Otyen J. H. C., 7 Wall Pauls G. H., 19 King Pauls H., 44 State Peters C. H., Wharf, junc Laurens and Vernon Ploger F. H., 201 Meeting Pope D., 75 Market Power J., ss Allway, nr Chesnut' Puckhaber B. F., 9 Franklin Puckhaber F., 126 Calhoun Piickhaber H., 6 Franklin THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN CITIES, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA CHARLESTON. THE FINEST STOCK 01 JE¥ELRY in the lUil i 111 LIU J. UlUUtt. at jAMES Allan's, 307 King Street. GRO 497 HAR Puckhaber J. F., 48 Calhoun Ramm C. W., Amherst, nw cor Drake Reils Jacob, 24 Pitt Reils J. P., 67 St. Philip Rickels E. H., 99 Church Rickels J. H., 1 Calhoun Riecke A. W., 24 Archdale Roddy T., 44 Queen Roes J. M. Mrs., 701 King Rose J. J., 269 Meeting Rosebrock H., 12 Magazine Rumpel J. H., 228 Meeting Sahlmann F., 2 Calhoun Scharfer F. W., 32 Spring Scharloock A. Mrs.. 75 Cannon Scheper H., 34 Magazine Schmetzer G. C. Jr., Alexander, ne cor Chapel Schmidt E.. H. C., 50 America Schnell L., 100 Market Schroder J. F. C., King, sw cor Lamboll Schuchert J. H. L., 41 Calhoun Schultz J. Mrs., Calhoun, sw cor East Bay Schultze J. W., 73 St. Philip Schwartz H., Washington, nw cor Inspec¬ tion Sehwecke J. H., Inspection, se cor Con¬ cord Semken G., 56 Rutledge av Semken H., Mazyck, ne cor West Semken J. W., Nassau, sw cor Columbus Shannahan, M. Mrs., 8 Hasel Sharkey J., 3 Market Sieling F., 8 Lynch Spincken D., 45 Line Spincken H., Line, se cor Meeting Steenken H., 66 St. Philip Stelling E. H., 149 East Bay Stemmermann A., 24 Bull Strong C. M., 18J Bogard TeCklenberg Marie Mrs., 14 St. Philip Thee H., 15 King Theiling F. W., 57 America Theiling H. W., 24 South Bay Theiling Lewis, 11 South Bay Thiele J. H„ King, se cor Shepard Tiedeman J. H., Coming, se cor Cannon Tiencken J. A., 46 America Tietjen J. H., 103 St. Philip Viohl H , 34 Tradd Vollers J. H., 2 St. Philip VON DOHLEN C. A., Amherst, nw cor America Von Hollen J., 30 Market Von Oven F., Meeting nw cor Market Wacker F. H. L., 21 America Walker E. W., Anson, se cor Society Walsh P., 52 Market Wehmann F., 289 East Bay W^llbrock D., 43 Beau fain Wieters F., 46 Calhoun Wiley J. & Co., 681 King Wille H., 5 Elizabeth Witcofskey J. F., 493 King Will A. F. & Bro., 47 Market, WittH., 133 Coming Witt L., 110 Coming Wittschen C., 328 Meeting Wohlers M. Mrs., 97 Coming Woodside S. A., 86 Market Wrede H., 14 Ashley Wrede J. D. W., 1 Coming Wreder B., Bogard, se cor Sires Wurmer C., King, se cor Romney Guano. ROBSON J. N., 68 E. Bay (See adv. back fly C.) Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., foot of Hasel Gun and Lock Smiths. (see also lock and gunsmiths.) Bicaise B. P., 26 State Fedtke J. H., Vernon, se cor Washington Happoldt J. H., Meeting, opp Cumber¬ land Seel C., 548 Meeting Hair Dressers. Gravell S. Miss, 313 King Hair Goods. ASHTON M. L. 240 King (See adv. p-9^-) Granger E. L., 339 King Holle C. Mrs., 322 King Lacassagne E. Mrs., 160 King Tamsberg A., 332 King Hardware—Builders. TOALEMNFG CO., 20 and 22 Hayne. (See adv. p. 104 ) HOME INS. CO., OF CHARLESTON, S. C. NOT BFING IN the Board, insures on most ^voi^tole terms. lOy ihAoi.xSAi. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO HAR Hardware and Cutlery. [wholesale.] Hart & Co., 39 Hayne [wholesale and retail.] ADGER J. E. & CO., 137 and 139 Meeting [retail.] Hart & Co., King, se cor Market Marshall S. R. & Co., 314 King, cor Society Poppenheim C. P., 417 King Harness. [see also saddles and harness.] Chapeau & Heffron, 69 Meeting CHAPIN LEONARD, 193 Meeting. (See adv. p. 87.) Manigault P., c, z30 Meeting Manigault R., c, 54 Calhoun NATHAN M. H., 150 Meeting, cor Wentworth. (See adv p. 87.) NOLAND J. C., 49 Broad O'Gorman T., 3 John Price J. D., c, 2 Radcliffe Warren F. H., 22 Queen Hats. (cleaning, dyeing and repairing.) SONNTAG OTTO, 34 Wentworth. (See adv. p. 92.) Hats, Caps, etc. [wholesale.] BROWN EDMONDS T., 43 Hayne. (See adv. p 97.) FAIRLY JOHN S & CO., 37 Hayne and 70 Market [retail.] Andrews W. H., 583 King JOHNSON J. R., 303 King. (See adv. p. 90.) PLENGE C. C., 45 Broad STEIN C. W., 313 King. (See adv. p. 96.1 WHITE & HUGHES, 269 King, opp Hasel. (See adv. pbopb's, 109 meeting- st. 1 UiUUU DU11U1 U 1 Q1 iui. G-en'l Agts. L. Decker & Co.'s Billiard Tables. LAT 503 LAW Laths, Shingles, etc. HALSEY E. L., Gadsden, sw cor Lucas, opp Bull. (See adv p 101 ) MALLONEE JOHN C. & CO., Calhoun, ne cor Washington. (See adv. p. 102.) STEINMEYER J. H. Gadsden, cor Beaufain. (See adv. p. 105.) Lawyers. Barnwell J. W., 39 Broad Boyle Charles, 54 Broad Bolger H. L. P., 64 Broad BREWSTER & BURKE, 98 Broad Brown A. H., Law Range, 20 Broad Bruns W. M., 5 Broad BRYAN GEORGE D., 35 Broad Bryan J. N., 63 Broad Buist S S , 30 Broad BUIST & BUIST, 30 Broad Burnett B. ,R., 79 Broad Buttz C. W., 8 Court House Sq CAMPBELLS & WHA- LEY, 50 Broad CARRERE C. E., rear 33 Broad Chisolm J. B., 22 Broad Chisolm & Whaley", 39 Broad Clancy W. D., 68 Broad Cohen A. D , 94 Broad COHEN J. B., Lib. Bldg, 64 Broad CONNER JAMES HON., 10 Broad DeSAUSSURE & SON, 23 Broad Dingle G. W., 61 Broad Dooley M. T., Fire Proof Bldg Gayer W. J., 65 Broad Hanckel T. M , 54 Broad HAYNE & FICKEN, 68 Broad HOLMES G. S., 39 Broad Huger Arthur M-, 35 Broad Hutchinson M. E., Fire Proof Bldg LESESNE & LESESNE, 23 Broad McCrady & Son, 29 Broad Magrath A. G., 32 Broad Magrath A. G. Jr., 34 Broad Magrath E., 56 Broad Mazyck A., 64 Broad MEMMINGER, PIN C K- NEY & JERVfcY, 17 Broad Miles C. R., 23 Broad Millar J. C., rear 33 Broad Minott J. C., 9 Broad MITCHELL & SMITH, 33 Broad MORDECAI T. M., 26 Broad Muckenfuss W. M., u Broad Nathans J. N., 63 Broad .O'Connor M. P., 30J Brnad PERRY J. W., 26 Broad Porter W- D., 39 Broad PRESSLEY, LORD & IN- GLESBY, 33 Broad Pringle W. Alston, 62 Broad RIVERS J. E., Law Range, 20 Broad RTJTLEDGE & YOUNG, 26 Broad Sass G. H., 54 Broad Seymour R. W., 98 Broad Simons J. A., 65 Broad SIMONS & SIEGLING, 65 Broad Simons & Simons, 77 Broad SIMONTON & BARKER, 15 Beoad SMYTHE AUGUSTINE T. 5 Broad Stone W., S3 Meeting Tharin R. S., 56 Broad Tobias V. J. 64 Broad Touhey R. F., 20 Broad • Trumbo C. O., rear 20 Broad WALKER & BACOT, 9 Broad N ncr-cuTPT a A l.MON CODFISH, HERRING, FULTON EW MACKBML, SALMON^ OU^nd TONGUBS HAMS SHOUL- _ MOOD & EASON S. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & GO.^^T^Tnf^?^3' LEA 504 LUM Whaley W., 29 Broad Williman J., Church, ne cor Broad Leather and Findings. May P., 402 King Schmetzer G. C , 17 Hayne Voigt C., 85 Market Libraries. Charleston Library Society,' 64 Broad [german circulating.! DOSCHER B., 136 Meeting. (See adv. p. 109. Lightning Rods. EGAN G. W., 78 Meeting. (See adv. p. 86.) Lime, Plaster and Cement. GRIMKE E. M., 94 and 96 Church. (See adv. p. 86.) McCobb A. Jr., 130 East Bay TOALE MNFG CO., 20 and 22 Hayne (See adv. p. 104.) Liquors. [wholesale.] BISCHOFF HENRY, 197 and 199 East Bay. (See adv. p. 94-) Boyd B. 193 East Bay Byrne W., 318 King Clacius C , 175 East Bay CHAFEE W. H. & CO., 205 and 207 East Bay. (See adv. p. GERDTS H. & CO., 195 East Bay. (See adv. p. 94.) KLATTE H., 185 East Bay. (See adv. p. 101.) Luhrs M , 223 East Bay MANTOUE & CO., 118 East Bay. (See adv. p. 120.) Rice W. F., 25 Hayne Steffens & Werner, 98 and 100 East Bay WAGENER F. W. & CO., 163 and 165 East Bay WIETERS 0. F., 110, 112 and 181 East Bay (See adv. P- 95 ) Wuhrmann J. H & Co., 120 East Bay WULBERN & PIEPER, 167 and 169 East Bay. (See adv. p. 94 ) [wholesale and retail.] Gotjen D. W., 180 King KLINE, WICKENBERG & CO., 62 Broad, cor Church. (See adv. p. 95.) Meyer J. F., Church, nw cor Atlantic. TIEFENTHAL A., 117 Meeting. ^See adv. p. 110.) Livery Stables. [see stables.] Lock and Gunsmiths. Ortman Frederick J.. 20 St. Philip ROESSLER A., 97 Market Roessler C., 543 King Thauss F. W., 32 .Market Lumber. [manufacturer^ and dealers.] BENNETT C. S. & CO., Bennett's Wharf, foot of Wentworth Brady P., 528 King Devereux Bros., office 27 Broad HALSEY E. L., Gadsden, sw cor Lucas, opp Bull. (See adv. p. xoi.) Hall I. H & Co., 2, 4, 6 and 8 Market MALLONEE JOHN C. & CO.. Calhoun, sw cor Washington. (See adv. p 102.) RENNEKER J. H. Jr., West end Broad. (See adv. front paster.) Sally & Simmons, foot Montague Schlepegrell C J., 37 Line STEINMEYER J.H., Gadsden, cor Beaufain. (See adv. p. TOALE MNFG CO., Lynch, cor Broad, and 20 and 22 Hayne. (See adv. p 104.) WELLING E., Bay, se cor Columbus. (See adv. p. io3-) THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Channel through Which, the products of the West ess cheaply reach the Oceaa. tire at.un dealer in fine watches, jewelry, JtillllUlJ nUJLlti.il J SILVERWARE, &c. 307 King Street. LUN 505 MIL Lunch Rooms. Chisolm Elizabeth, c, King, sw cor Morris Roberts I., c, 241 East Bay Simons H., c, 458 King Machinery. [dealers.] ADGER J. E. & CO., 137 and 139 Meeting CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., Meeting, ne cor Cumberlond Machine Shops. Miller & Kelly, East Bay, cor Pinckney SMITH & VALE, east end of Hasel (See adv. p. 99.) TAYLOR IRON WORKS MNFG CO., East Bay, cor Pritchard. (See adv. p. 100.) Mantels. [marble and marbleized. ] GRIMKE E. M„ 94 and 96 Church. (See adv. p. 86.) TOALE MNFG CO., 20 and 21 Hayne. (See adv. p. 104.) Mantels and Grates. ADAMS, DAMON & CO., 18 Broad. (See adv. p. 114.) MORRIS R. J., 118 King. (See adv. p. 115.) Marble Workers and Dealers. Gannon M , i6< King Viett E T., 57 Broad Walker D. A., 107 Meeting White E R 112 Meeting WHITE ROBERT D., 107 Meeting. (See adv. p. 106.) Marine Railways. PREGNALL BROS., Pregnall's Wharf Markets. [see butchers.] Charleston Central Market, Market, from Meeting to East Bay Upper Market, Vanderhorst, nw cor St. Philip Mattress Manufacturers. Baird E. J. c, 107 King Williams A. T., c, 74 Tradd Young N., c,29 St. Philip Meats and Vegetables. [see butchers.] Mercantile Agencies. [see commercial agencies.] Merchant Tailors. . tsee also tailors merchant.] CONNOR GEORGE, 30 Broad DRUELLE LEON, 83 Meeting Heine W., 133 King Jurs W. L., 147 King Mensing J. H., 183 King Mollenhauer J. A., 47 Society PLENGE CHARLES, 37 Broad RUGHEIMER JOHN, 153 King. (See adv. front cover.) Wichmann A., 342 King Milliners and Millinery Goods. Armstrong H Mrs., 338 King Booth M. J. Mis , 429 King Buchheit P. 192 King Buckley M. L. Miss, 187 King Clear M. Miss, 595 King Cleary M. Mrs., 113 Market Doerzaph S. Mrs., 587 King Finley M. Mrs., 268 King ■ Flynn T. Mrs., 93 Market Galloway M., 324 King Haas E Miss, 276 King Haas L. Mrs., 201 King Johnson E. Airs. 399 King Lovett W. Y. Mrs., 491 King Mehrtens Julia Mrs. 203 King Mehrtens & Von Hadeln, 278 King Monahan M- Miss, 3?i King O'Neill M- Miss, 397 King Smyth M- Mrs., 63 Calhoun Watts S. Mrs 274 King HOME INS.C0.r-™ OF CHARLESTON, S. C. FIRE AND MARINE at Lowest Possible Rates. 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIiMS & CO., MIL 506 NAV Zernow M. J. Mrs., 315 King Zimmerman M. E. AJrs., 84 Queen Millinery Goods. [wholesale.] FAIRLY JOHN S. CO., 37 Hayne and 70 Market Mill Machinery. SMITH & VALK, East end of Hasel. (See adv. p. 99.) TAYLOR IRON WORKS MNFG CO., East Bay, cor Pritchard. (See adv. p. 100.) Mills. [grist.] Bensen H. Mrs , 47 George CAMPSEN JOHN & CO., 12 Market. (See adv. p. 92.) Claussen J. C. H., 10 Market Ehrichs H., rear 36 Morris Haesloop H., 620 King Hentze A. W., 46J Rutledge av LILIENTHAL F.J. &SON, 26 Beaufain. (See adv. front cover.) Lubs C. F., 114 Calhoun Meyers E. H., 5 Judith Osterholtz J. D., 3 Mill Otyen J. H. C., 7 Wall Rieppe William, 40 George Rohde Bros , 562 King Steffens J. H. & Co., 175 Coming Strobel B. M., Calhoun, nw cor Alexander [rice.] BENNETT C. S. & CO., Bennett's Wharf, foot of Wentworth Chisolm's Rice Mill, foot of Tradd West Point Mills, Ashley river, foot of Bull [saw] CHARLESTON STEAM SAW AND PLANING MILL, Gads¬ den, cor Beaufain. (See adv. p. 105.) Chisolm's Saw Mill, foot Tradd MALLONEE JOHN C. & CO., Calhoun, ne cor Washington. (See adv. p. 102.) Mineral Water Mnfrs. [see also soda water.] KORNAHRENS C. L., 56 Hasel. (See adv. p. 120.) Moldings, Newels and Stair Work. RUSSELL W. P. & CO., 2 and 4 Hasel. (See adv. p. 81.) WELLING E., Bay, se cor Columbus. (See adv. p. 103.) TOALE MNFG CO., Lynch, cor Broad, and 20 Hayne. (See adv. p. 104.) Music and Musical Mer¬ chandise. DAUER F., 215 King McClenahan C. L., 191 King SIEGLING HENRY, 240 King. (See adv. p. 105.) Music Teachers. Arenal C., 24 State Berkhan F., 22 Wentworth *• Dauer J. Prof, 215 King DuFort P. Mrs., 191 King Harrisson Julia Miss, 46 Beaufain Harrisson J. T. S., 60 Queen Hopkins J. T., c, 29 Henrietta Scanlan M. E. Miss, 1 Wentworth Naval Stores. Bardin, Pittman & Co., Accommodation Wharf . Chess, Carley & Co , 126 East Bay GOLDSMITH M. & SON, 4 to 16 Vendue Range. (See adv. p. 120 ) Jones D. H. & Co., 2 Central Wharf Murchison & Williams, Accommodation Wharf MURE ROBERT & CO., 6 Central Wharf Norwocfd & Coker. Accommodation Whf PARKER J. H. & CO., 20 Vendue Range- (See adv. back paster.) WHILDEN W. W. & CO., 8 and 10 M. Atlantic Wharf, Yard on Marshall's Wharves HE FREIGHT ROUTE via CHARLESTON and the SO. CA. R. R. Guarantees the Lowest Rates given by any competing bine. Palace Billiard Parlor and Bar. GONE BROS., 109 MEETING ST, Free Lunch every night, from 9 30 to 11.30. NEW 507 ORG |" brokers.] STANLAND & DOWN¬ ING. 15 Vendue Range News Depots. BLAKE E. W., 184 Meeting Byrne W., 149 King DOSCHER B., 136 Meeting. (See adv. p. 109.) Hammond I , 4 Broad Righter C. C., 59 Hasel Sweeny R. H., 454 King Newspapers and Periodi¬ cals. CHARLESTON JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, 143 East Bay. (See adv. p. 116.) DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG, rear 68 Broad. (See adv. back fly B.) NEWS AND COURIER, 19 Broad. (See adv. p. 117.) SOUTHERN HEBREW, 74 Hasel. (See adv. back fly D.] Notaries Public. Beckman J. O., 133 East Bay Breese W. E., I Broad Cairns T. E„ iz6 East Bay Carrere C E., rear 33 Broad Frost T. Jr., 199 East Bay Gilliland D. B., 15 Broad Hirsch I. W.. 2,91 King HONOUR J. L., 60 East Bay Jervey C. S., 6 Commercial Whf Johnson J., 56 East Bay Kelly J. D., 1 Broad King W. L., 32 Broad Lining C., 11 Exchange Matthews C. G., 8 M. Atlantic Whf Molony J.J, 2 Central Whf Molyneaux W. J., II Broad REDDING J. F., 59 Broad. (See adv. p. 109.) Simons S., 3 Commercial Whf Steele W., 313 King Thompson J., Johnson's WKfj\e end of Laurens Tobias A. L., 109 East Bay White B_. L,, 58 East Bay Willis Henry, 56 Broad Notions. [wholesale.] Marshall E. W. & Co., 9 and 11 Hayne [wholesale and retail.] McLOY, RICE & CO., 270 King, and 67 Hasel. (See adv. front paster.) [retail.] Ackermann A., 2 Wentworth Beatty E. Mrs., 617 King Birkby C. S. Mrs., 89 Spring Burke M. Mrs., Middle, se cor Calhoun Burleigh W. H., 24 Middle Claffy M. Mrs., 605 King Cohen & Loeb, 264 King Colson C., 16 Middle De Antonio L. Mrs., 26 Middle Gerdes B. Mrs., 57 Calhoun Hutson S. E. A. Mrs., Spring, se cor President Jager Bros., 258 King Moran A. Mrs., 72 Church Morrison J. Mrs., 673 King Nickerson J. Mrs., 44 Calhoun Scarpa M. Mrs., 5 Market Sell & Foster, 27 Hayne Semken J., Alexander, se cor Charlotte Shaw & Johnston, 268 .King Nurseries. Davis G., ws Meeting, nr limits Sanders L. C., es King, n of Grove Oils. Chess, Carley & Co., 126 East Bay HOLMES, CALDER & CO. 203 East Bay. (See adv. back cover and p. 103 ) WEISKOPF L. 325 King. (See adv. p. 105.) Opticians. HUGUELET E., Hasel, ne cor King Organs. NEW ENGLAND ORGAN CO., Fogartie Book Co., agtsj 281 King. (See adv. on map.) MOOD & EASON, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, L.IQ.UOK.S AND SEGARS, 127 and 129 Meeting Street, Corner Market. CEO. W. WILLI,IMS & CO., PAC 508 PHO [builders.] Baker J., 13 Vanderhorst Oelrich J. C., 455 King Oysters, Fish and Game. Leslie C. C , 7 Market TERRY J. S„ 9 Market. (See adv. p. 92.) Packet Lines. [sailing.] MERCHANTS LINE N. Y. SAILING PACKETS, 28 East • Bay Painters. [house and sign.] BEAMISH T. A. 101 Market. (See adv. p. 102.) Brower W.. 505 King Brown A., c, ss Spring, zd w of Rutledge av Commings W., I Horlbeck al Gilbreth N. M., 229 Bast Bay Hazlehurst G., 233 East Bay Nicklin T., 104 King Nordell G., 32 Market O'Connell A., Meeting, cor Cumberland STILES C. W., ill Metting. (See adv. p. 102.) fsHIP.] Gilbreth N. M., 229 East Bay / [sign and ornamental.] BEAMISH T. A., 101 Market. [See adv. p. 102.] STILES C. W. Ill Meeting. (Seeadv. p. 102.) Painters Materials. HOLMES, CALDER & CO., 203 East Bay. (See adv. back cover and p. 103.) STILES C. W., hi Meeting. (See edv. p. 102.) Paints, Oils, Etc. Bird W. M. & Co., 201 East Bay. Harrisson [. W., 62 Queen HOLMES, CALDER & CO., 203 East Bay. (See adv. back cover and p. 103.) Miller W. C. & Son. 93 East Bay STILES _ C. W. hi Meeting. (Seeadv, p. 102,) TOALE MNFG CO., 20 and 22 Hayne. (See adv, p. 104.) WEISKOFF L. 325 King. (See adv. p. 105.) Paper Dealers. [wholesale ] Brown & McKee, 140 Meeting ROBSON J. N. 68 East Bay. (See adv. back fly C.) Patent Medicines. PANKNINC. F. 123 Meeting. (See adv. p. 476.) Prince G., 380 King SIMMONS M. A. DR., mnfr SIMMONS LIVER MEDI¬ CINES, Iuka,Miss. (See adv.opp.p.476) Patterns. [cut paper.] Mehrtens Julia Mrs , 203 King Ufferhardt W., 232 King Zernow M. J. Mrs., 315 King Phosphate Dealers. [dealers.] Oak Point Mines, David Roberts, agt; Adger's N. Wharf RUSSEIi COE'S SUPER- phosphate, j. h. Parker & Co. agts; 20 Vendue Range Wyllie, Teacher & Co., Adgers N. Wharf Phosphate Companies. Atlantic Phosphate Co., Pelzer, Rodgers & Co. agts; Brown's Whf Boatman's Phosphate River Mining Co., 3 Southern Whf MARINE AND RIVER PHOSPHATE M. & M. CO., 5 Hayne STONO PHOSPHATE CO., W. Ravenel pres; A. Huger, sec and treas ; Vanderhorst Whf. (See adv. p. 107.) THE FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON has always been classed Among the most: reliable carriers in the South. WATCHES AND CLOCKS. PHO 509 PLA SULPHURIC ACID AND SUPER PHOSPHATE CO., 14 Adger's N. Whf. (See adv. p. 91.) Wando Phosphate Co., 1 M. Atlantic .Whf Photographers. ANDERSON J. H. 267 King. (See adv. front cover and p. 108. ) BERNARD G. N. 263 King Bolles J. A., 232 King CHAFEE C. E., 339 King. (See adv. p. 109.) COOK G. S., 281 King. (See adv. p. 108.) Searles H. C., 333 King Physicians and Surgeons. Aldrich T. R., 31.^ Spring Ancrum J. L., 202 Meeting Angel I. W.. 286 King Bailey W. H., 70 Tradd Bellinger A. N., 67 Wentworth Boseman B. A., 84 Coming Brodie R. L., 286 King Buist J. S , 205 Meeting Camplin M. G., r, 122 Calhoun Carrere M. E., 123 Coming Chazal J. P., 70 Hasel Cleckley H. M., Meeting, sw cor Queen Davega C., 29 Society Dawsou J. L., 55 Tradd DeSaussure & Son, 104 Broad DuPont W., 67 Rutledge av Fitch A., 6 Smith FITCH W. M., 14 Smith Fraser H. D., 91 Tradd Geddings E., 16 George Geddings J. F M., 106 Broad Grimball L. M., 114 Calhoun Grimke T S., 13 Spring Horlbeck E., 6 Coming Huger W. H., Broad, ne cor Mazyck Jenkins E. E., 19 George Kinloch R. A., 209 Meeting Lanneau C. B., 120 Wentworth Lebby R , 49 Beaufain Legare Thomas, 1x4 Calhoun Lockwood J. D , 119 Tradd Ludwig J. C , 4 Beaufain Meyer C. L , 5 Cannon Michel Middleton, 59 Society MOOD J. R., 46 Wentworth Ogier T. L. & Son, 2 Rutledge Parker F. L., 74 Hasel Pelzer A. P., 52 St Philip Porcher F. Peyre, Mills House Prioleau J. Ford, 77 Wentworth Proctor C. J., 63 Church Raoul A., 219 King Ravenel E-, 385 Meeting Ravenel William C., 95 Broad Reenstjerna T., 74 Hasel Robertson F. M., 1 Maiden Lane Sams D D , 17 New Schley P. T , 13 Meeting Simons Manning, 85 Church Simons T. Grange, J42 Society Spencer A. R., Tradd, nw cor Church Thompson T S., 36 Warren Wragg W. T , 142 Broad Yates A., Queen, ne cor Church Yates J., 16 Market Pianos and Organs. McClenahan C. L , 191 King . SIEGLING HENRY, 245 King. (See adv p. 105.) Pictures and Frames. Blake E W., 184 Meeting FOG ARTIE B. M., Wentworth, r?w cor King Hickey C., 345 King Planing Mills. (see also saw mills.) CHARLESTON STEAM SAW AND PLANING MILL, J. H. Steinmeyer, propr; Gadsden, cor Beaufain (See adv. p. 105.) HALSEY E. L., Gadsden, sw cor Lucas, opp Bull. (See adv. p 101.) MALLONEE JOHN C. & CO., Calhoun, ne cor Washington. (See adv. p 102 ) RUSSELL W. P. & CO., 2 and 4 Hasel (See adv. p. 81.) AlmTli rt\r»rrv aaa paid in; surplus $35,000. home CAPITAL $250,000 ™X£N0E ooM^ 28 liBO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., PLA 510 PUB TOALE MNFG CO., Lynch, cor Broad, office 20 and 22 Hayne. (See adv. p. 104.) WELLING E., Bay, se cor Columbus. (See adv. p. 103.) Plasterers. EGAN G. W., 87 Meeting. (See adv. p. 86.) Plumbers and Gasfitters. ADAMS, DAMON & CO., 18 Broad (See adv. p. 114.) Campbell J. G.. 23 Vanderhorst Campbell T., 142 Meeting Cavanaugh & Welsh, 103 Meeting Cole J. W.. rear Green, 1st e of College Hallis J , 31 Beaufain Hyer J. S., 82 Broad Kennedy W., 466 King Paddon W. F., 447 King Russell George, c, 83 Wentworth Powder. ROBSON J. N., 68 East Bay. (See adv back fly C ) WILLIAMS GEO. W. & CO., i and 3 Hayne. (See top lines.) Printers. [book and job.] ALEXANDER & McTU- REOUS, 173 East Bay. (See adv. p. 107.) Burke A. J., 52 Broad Lucas & Richardson, 66 East Bay MELCHERS F. & SON, rear 68 Broad. (See adv. back fly D.) Neufville B. K., 70 East Bay NEWS AND COURIER JOB OFFICE, rear 19 Broad OLIVER W. J., 127 Meeting. (See adv. p 106 ) PERRY E., 149 Meeting. (See adv. opj> p. 360.) Rouse G. W. and J. D. Parry, 26 Chal¬ mers WALKER,EVANS& COGSWELL, 3 Broad and 109 East Bay. (See adv. opp. p. 80.) WILLIAMS A. M. & BRO., 70 East Bay. (See adv. p. 106.) Produce and Commission Merchants. BART C. & CO., 55 to 59 Market. (See adv. p. 93.) Bedell J C., 75 Market BULWINKLE HER- MANN, Prioleau, head Kerr's Wharf. (See adv. p. 93.) Busch C. B., 29 Bogard Coffin G. M , 38 Market Dowling M., 33 Market Erwin J. T., 99 Market i Kenyon W. A., 689 King Hale W. M.. 114 East Bay LAROUSSELIERE E. F., 104 East Bay MACOUEEN P., 25 Vendue Range Moore & Hermans, 24 Vendue Range Noisette P. N. & J. J., Central Market Provision Dealers. [wholesale ] DUCKER C. G., 19 Vendue Range Macqueen P., 25 Vendue Range Petermann J. H., 21 and 23 Vendue Range Riecke G., 30 Vendue Range Steffens & Werner, 98 and 100 East Bay Tiedeman O. & Son, 102 East Bay WAGENER F. W. & CO., 163 and 165 East Bay WIETERS 0. F., no, 112 and 181 East Bay. (See adv. WILLIAMS GEO. W. & CO.. 1 and 3 Hayne. (See top lines.) WULBERN & PIEPER, 167 and 169 East Bay, (See adv. p. 94.) Publishers. McDonald N. D. & Co., 56 Broad THE ROUTE via SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is the Natural 1 Outlet for the Business of Interior South Carolina and Georgia. PoIqoo 'Dillianrl DiTilnn CONE BEos.,PfiOP'as, 100 MEBTIWG ST. idldbtJ Dlllidlll rinor. B!fnSdi2bi?s!r&Go-,8CordedEdge PUM 511 ' RIC A. E. SHOLES, Of/ice 3 Broad St., PUBLISHES ANNUALLY SHOLES' CHARLESTON DIRECTORY, AND DIEE( TORIES OF Memphis, Tenn., Atlanta and Augusta, Ga., and Little Rock, Ark., etc. , Directories of principal cities on file for the use of patrons and strangers gratui¬ tously. WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL, 3 Broad and 109 East Bay. (See adv. opp. p. 86.) Pump Manufacturers. Rabb G. W., 70 Market Rivers Edward, c, 40 St. Philip Pumps and Pipes. ADAMS, DAMON & CO., 18 Broad. (See adv. p. 114.) Railings. [wrought and cast.] (Manufacturers.) SMITH & VALK, East end of Hasel. (See adv. p. 99.) TAYLOR IRON WORKS MNFG CO., East Bay, cor Pritchard. (See adv p. 100.) WERNER & SIRES, 105 Meeting Railroad Companies. North Eastern R. R , ns Chapel e of Al¬ exander SAVANNAH & CHAR¬ LESTON R R-, office, 28 Broad ; Depot, ns Chapel, e of Alexander. (See adv. p. 79.) SOUTH CAROLINA R. R., genl offices, King, se cor Ann ; Depot, ns Line, bet King and Meeting. (See adv. p. 520.) [street.] Charleston City Ry Co., office 2 Broad ENTERPRISE R. R. CO., 117 East Bay. (See adv. p 111.) Real Estate. [agents, brokers and dealers.] COCHRAN & ALEXAN¬ DER, 26 Broad. (See adv. p. 84 ) COFFIN E., 22 Broad Dawson W. H , 65 Broad Laidler W., 20 Broad Moodie J. P , 26 Broad Moses J. L., 31J Broad Mouzon W. L , 31 Broad REDDING J. F., 59 Broad. (See adv. p 109.) Wilson I. M., rear 33 Broad, Restaurants. [see also hotels.] Brown Abram, c, 3 Habenicht Wharf Fehrenbach N , 125 East Bay FINCKEN A. & E., 43 East Bay. (See adv. p 110.) Jessen F. W., 42 Wentworth Litschgi C., 115 East Bay Nelson William, 6 Beresford Oldenbuttel J. W., 103 East Bay Page H„ c. 143 Market Robinson S., c. 65 St Philip SIX JOLLY FELLOW¬ SHIP PORTERS, 107 East Bay Slotter T., r, 57 Market Snipe J., c. 7 King STELLING A. F., 54 Meeting. (See adv. p. 110.) Way S , 77 Market Wigg A. B , c, 41 Market Zanoga J. D , 26 East Bay Rice. BISCHOFF HENRY, 197 and 199 East Bay. (See adv. p. 94-) DEWEES T. H. & W., 92 East Bay Good & Bown, 46 East Bay Henry C W., 2 Middle Atlantic Whf Ingraham G. H. & San, 13 Southern Whf Q UGARS OP ALL GRADES, retailed at Cost Prices. Lar^e Assortment IJ of Fresh Biscuits, always fouud at MOOD & EASON'S,123 Meeting Street GEO. f. WILLIAMS & CO., ROO 512 SAL Nimitz A., 209 East Bay SCHIRMER JACOB S., 187 East Bay Schwing C. H. & Co., 114 East Bay SHEPPARD J. L., 46 East Bay Talmadge's Dan. Sons & Co., Adger's N. Whf Thurston E. A., Adger's N. Whf Trenholm G. N. & Son, 6 N AtlanticWhf Roofers. [slate and tile.] EGAN G. W., 78 Meeting. (.See adv. p. 86.) Roofing and Guttering. ADAMS, DAMON & CO., 18 Broad (See adv. p. 114.) MORRIS R. J., 118 King. (See adv. p. 115.) Rope, Twine, and Cordage. ROBSON J. N. 68 East Bay. (See adv. back fly C.) Rubber Goods. VON SANTEN F., 279 King Saddlery and Saddlery Hardware. ADGER J. E. & CO., 137 and 139 Meeting Saddles and Harness. (see harness.) BOLGER M., 61 Hasel Glover G H., c, 455 King Jacobs W., 121 Meeting Laffan P. & Son, 10 Anson Pointel C , 19 Concord Prescott T. T., 303 King NOLAND J. C.. 49 Broad Safes. WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL, agts for HERRING'S IRON BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF SAFES. 3 Broad and 109 East Bay Sail Makers, JORDAN E. & SON, 112 East Bay (Established 1843.) WM. T. MILLER, SAIL MAKER, Cor. Kerr's Wbarf ani Mis St, CHARLESTON. S. 0, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Dray Covers made to order, at short notice and reasonable prices. Saloons. Alsina M., 4 Market Backus J. F., 63 Market Bertorelli A., 29 Market Bischoff A. N., 63 Meeting Bittersohn H. F., 428 King Burns T., 193 King Burns S., 25 Wentworth Byrnes M., Anson, sw cor Pinckney Cervetti A.', 227 East Bay Collins D., 247 East Bay Conner J. S., 51 Wentworth Costello T.. 83 East Bay DUNNEMANN & WIECK- ING, 107 Market Durnin W.. 23 Market Eberhardt C. H , Meeting, se cor Queen Eysenbach G. H., 27 St. Philip Fehrenbach N., 125 East Bay FINCKEN A. & E., 183 East Bay. (See adv p. 110.) Gleason D. F , 104 Market Grumme W. A., 127 Market Habenicht F., 87 Market Hanlon M. Mrs. Queen, ne cor State Herron J. C., 44 Reid Herrmann J. H., King, ne cor Shepard Heslin B., 394 King Himmelreich F., 579 King Hisch F , ss Shepard, w of Meeting Jefferson G. W., 245 East Bay Jessen F. W., 42 Wentworth Kearney J., 225 East Bay Kennedy M., 588 King THE SHORTEST LINE FROM NEW YORK, and OTHER EASTERN i CITI?;s, to the SOUTH AND WEST, IS VIA t;HAKL.ESTON. QWflUT TATP OTT Vl?D An elegant assortment, suitably cased, for U1 Jbliijlrl U UlIlVibQ. Presentation purposes, at JAMES ALLAN S, w xjxib 307 King Street. JAL 513 SHI Lemon W. H., Meeting, ne cor Hasel Lindstedt G. H., 424 King Lollis M., 51 East Bay Lynch M. J., 416 King Lybns Edward E., c, 139 Market Lyons T. J., 211 East Bay Mahoney W., 140 Church 'Martin J. M., 35 Market Meitzler P,, 129 King Meyer A. W., 569 King Meyer H,, 128 East Bay Meyer M. Mrs,, 113 East Bay Murphy R., 73 East Bay O'Brien M., 65 Market O'Neill R , 29 State O'Sullrvan J. P., 511 King Oldenbuttel J. W., 103 East Bay PALACE BILLIARD PARLOR AND BAR, 109 Meeting Pasalerlo C , 6 Market PAVILION HOTEL BAR, Meeting, nw cor Hasel Pieper F. W., 133 Meeting Pitzel W , 500 King Reilly J., 57 East Bay Rickers E. F., 29 Line Riddock J., 98 Market Riley James, 79 East Bay Ronner L., 59 East Bay Runcken C. H.. 91 East Bay Scally A., 54 East Bay Schachte W,, 473 King Seeber G. C., 300 King Seeberger A., n Market SIX JOLLY FELLOW¬ SHIP PORTERS, 107 East Bay Smith T. C., East Bay, ne cor Hasel STELLING A. F„ 54 Meeting. (See adv. p. no.) Stelling J. F., 147 East Bay Thome P. N. Jr., c, 35 Queen TIEFENTHAL A., 117 Meeting. (See adv. p. no.) Tiencken H. W., 36 Mary Tillinghast T. H., c, 16 Archdale Tolley C. G., 120 Market Torek R. W. Mrs., 161 East Bay Von Eitzen H. H., 97 East Bay Voss F., 464 King Wagener J., 623 King Watermann A. G., 51 East Bay Weicking C. W., 60 Society Windheim F. E., 370 King Zanoga J. D., 428^ and 429 King Sash, Doors and Blinds. (see doors, sash and blinds.) Saw Mills.. (see mills saw, also planing mills.) School Books. FOG ARTIE BOOK CO., 281 King. (See adv. on map ) Schools and Academies. [ private.] Carrere M. E. Mrs., 123 Coming Charleston Female Seminary, 48^ St Philip Coffin F. M. Miss., 2 Limehouse Cripps J. S., 92 Tradd Cromwell E. O. Miss, 44 Church Fogajrtie Essie J. Miss, 124 Calhoun German Academy, C. H. Bergmann, prin; 63 St. Philip Kindergarten School, 70 Tradd Marshall C. A. & S. Misses, 241 Meeting Pinckney H. Mrs., 15 Rutledge Sachtleben Augustus Prof., 44 Beaufain Smith Isabella A. Mrs., 99 Meeting Seeds. [wholesale and retail.] MILLER W. J. 353 King Thomson & Robb, 288 King Sewing Machines and Agents. Domestic S. M. Co., 232 King Florence Sewing Machines, 271 King Haselton D. B., 349 King Home S. M. Co, T. L. Bissell, agt; 281 •King SINGER MNFG CO., G. H. Hope, manager; 186 King WHEELER & WILSON MNFG CO., J. H. C. Weller, man¬ ager; 209 King. (See adv. on map.) Ship Agents. CARD HENRY, 8 Commercial Whf. (See adv. p. 89.) 11 rvan r imp nf\ of charleston, s. c. takes fire, also HOME llNo.tvJ., Marine foreign risks, payable m Gold. ^ GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., SHl' 514 STA COHEN & WELLS, 131 East Bav COURTENAY W. A., 96 East Bay. (See adv. p. 113.) MURE ROBT. & CO., 6 Central Wharf RAVENEL & CO., 20 East Bay. (See adv. p. 114.) ROACH & MOFFETT, 28 East Bay STREET BROS., 9 M. Atlantic Wharf. (See adv. p. 89.) Ship Brokers. Baker J. M., 189 East Bay CARD HENRY, 8 Commercial Whf. (See adv. p. 89.) Creighton A. J., 8 N. Atlantic Whf Jennings D., 4 M. Atlantic Whf Lindstrom A , 7 M. Atlantic Whf MURE ROBT. & CO., 6 Central Wharf STREET BROS., 9 M. Atlantic Whf. (See adv. p. 89.) SWEEGAN E. F. & CO., 2 Central Whf. (See adv. p. 88.) Ship Chandlers. Jancovich C. S. Mrs , 237 East Bay Stone A O., 141 East Bay Trescot G. F., 75 East Bay Ship Smiths. Ehney E. W., 243 East Bay McLeish A., 2 and 4 Cumberland Scanlan C. A., Concord, opp Hunter's Wharf SMITH & VALK, East end of Hasel. (See adv. p. 99.) Ship Yards. Deignan Bros., Town Creek, e from Coo¬ per st Marques VT.. e end Amherst Marsh J. G. & D. C , foot of Pritchard PREGNALL BROS., Pregnall's Wharf Shirts. Langley Bros., 164 King MATTHIESSEN & D00- LITTLE, Academy of Music Bldg, King, nw cor Market. (See adv. front cover and p. 120.) Shirtings and Yarns. ROBSON J. N„ 68 East Bay. (See adv. back fly C.) Silver and Plated Ware. ALLAN JAMES, 307 King. (See adv. p. 98.) Soap Manufacturers. Bosch D., 6 RadclifFe Soda Water Mnfrs. Gardner E. H.. 449 King and 86 Hasel KORNAHRENS C. L., 56 Hasel. (See adv. p. 120.) Kornahrens J. H., rear 37 Coming Wohlktn H., 55 Elizabeth Spices. MOOD & EASON, 127 and 129 Meeting (See adv. front fly A.) Stables. [carriage ] Fraser J., c, 24 Chalmers McPherson J., 34 Chalmers RHODES JERRY & CO., 129 Church. (See adv. p. 119.) [livery.] Douglass & Jackson, 29 Pincknoy Lee P., 49 Society Riley Stepney, c, 30 Smith [sale.] Arnold R., 219 Meeting Graham R. & Co , 30 Chalmers Harbers J. L., 561 King Hogan M., King, nw cor Warren Jones J , c, 23 RadclifFe Milan E., 42 Columbus Molony S., 588 King Richardson W., 42 Coming Webb John F., c, 26 New West P., 97 Queen Wilson A. & Son. 23 King THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE via CHARLESTON, is noted for its Speed, and careful I1a.11 tiling of goods. Palace Billiari Parlor ani Bar. UU1' ported and Key West Segars m the city. STA 515 TAI Stationers. FOG ARTIE BOOK CO., 281 King. (See adv. on map.) FOG ARTIE B. M., Wentworth, nw cor King DOSCHER B., 136 Meeting. (See adv. p. 109.) Greer John M., 247 King Hammond I., 4 Broad PERRY EDWARD, 149 Meeting. (See adv. opp. p. 360.) Sweeny R. H., 454 King WALKER, EVANS & 'COGSWELL, 3 Broad and 109 East Bay. (See adv. opp. p. 80.) Steam Engines. [manufacturers.] TAYLOR IRON WORKS MNFG CO., East Bay, cor Pritchard. (See adv. p. 100.) Steam Fitters. [see gas and steam fitters and plumbers.] Steamship Agents. ADGER JAMES & CO., 28 East Bay. (See adv. p. 112.) Berlin Carl, S. Atlantic Whf COURTENAY W. A., 96 East Bay. (See adv. p. 113.) O'NEILL B., agt''National" Line, 189 East Bay Ravenel, Holmes & Co , 80 East Bay RAVENEL & CO., 20 East Bay. (See adv p. 114.) Tobias' A. Sons, 124 East Bay Trenholm P. C., 1 Union Whf Wagner, Huger & Co., 96 East Bay Steamship Companies. NEW YORK & CHARLES¬ TON S. S. CO., James Adger & Co., agts; 28 East Bay. (See adv. p. 112.) Merchant's S. S. Co., 124 East Bay Steamship Lines. Beaufort and Edisto Line, S. Atlantic Whf [ CLYDE'S STEAM LINES, to New York and Philadelphia, W. A. | Courtenay, agt; 96 East Bay. (See adv. FLORIDA STEAM PACK¬ ET Line, Ravenel & Co , agts; 20 East Bay. (See adv. p. 114.) Georgetown Line, office 80 East Bay Stencil Cutters. Smith W. W., 88 Church Stock Yards. Gregg J., es King, n of Shepard Stoves and Tinware. ADAMS, DAMON & CO., 18 Broad. (See adv. p. 1x4.) Bliss T. W., 184 King Campbell T., 142 Meeting Cavanaugh & Welsh, 103 Meeting Duval J. B. & Son. 337 King MORRIS R. J., 118 King (See adv. p 115.) O'Brien J. W. & Bro., 603 King RoHerts J H , 555 King Thompson G. J., 231 East Bay Vogt F., 221 East Bay Tailors—Merchant. RUGHEIMER JOHN, 153 King. (See card front cover.) Tailors and Repairers. Albrecht G., 105 Wentworth Brodie A. L , 3 Morris Dauer E., 567 King Elliott C., c, 54 Calhoun Harrison J. F., c 5 St. Philip Hayes M., Cumberland, sw cor State Johnson A. C., c, 37 St. Philip Johnson F. L Mrs., 34 Queen Johnson J., c, 13 Elizabeth Lawrence H., c, 18 Coming Legare S., c, rear 87 Wentworth Martin J. D., c, 100 Calhoun Matthewes W., c, 102 Broad Meyer Joseph, 36 St. Philip Mikell Jc, j 9 Radcliffe Nilson L., 76 Hasel [ Parsons M., 43 Calhoun •MTf\r\T\ Give 16 ounces to the pound and 8 quarts 1V1UU JJ & UlAuUiM to the peck, every time. 127 & 129 MEETING ST. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & C0.,o<^.3ThT^oS2Sb- TEA 516 TIN Pinckney P., c, es Meeting, s of Calhoun Pogue R. F., 563 King CEORCE REINCKE, DRAPER AND TAILOR, No. 132^ MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL. Repairing and renovating done with despatch. Satisfaction guaranteed. Richardson R. D., 40 St. Philip Russell Joseph F., 30 George Samuel M., 385 King Sanders Ralph I., 151 Calhoun Sanders W., 77 St Philip Schlosser D , 15 Warren Simmons Edward, c, 19 College Sinclair W. H., 160 Coming Smith Francis A., 27 George Smith W., 249 Meeting Suares B. C., 13 Middle Taylor I., c 199 Meeting Terry J. W., c, 74 King Thomas J., r, 127 Market UNFUG G. CASPAR., 193 King Wright J. B., c, 17 Warren Teas. KLINCK, WICKENBERG & CO., 62 Broad, cor Church. (See adv. p 95.) MOOD & EASON, 127 and 129 Meeting. (See adv. front fly A.) Telegraph Companies. WESTERN UNION TEL- CO., 7 Broad Terra Cotta Ware. GRIMKE E. M., 94 and 96 Church. (See adv. p. 86.) Ticket Offices. A BUTTERFIELD, GENERAL Railroad and Steamship Tide! A.GlEIhTT, CHARLESTON HOTEL. Tiling. GRIMKE E. M., 94 and 96 Church. (See adv. p. 86 ) Timber. MALLONEE JOHN C*. & Co., Calhoun, ne cor Washington. (See adv. p. 102 ) RENNEKER J. H. Jr., west end Broad. (See adv. front paster.) Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers. ADAMS, DAMON & CO., 18 Broad. (See adv. p II4-) Bartel M., 55 East Bay Brown W. F. C., c, 21 Bull Burki B., 60J Beaufain Due H. A., 580 King LaRousseliere W. L., 418 King MORRIS R. J., 118 King. (See adv. p. II 5-) Parker W. J., c, 12 Tradd Petit N. F., 88 Market Rantin J.,c, 28 Radcliffe Rantin R M , Chapel, ne cor Elizabeth Rove J. F. 44 Coming Spearing J. B., r, 12 Gadsden Warren P. E , c, 53 Calhoun Tinners Stock. ADAMS, DAMON & CO., 18 Broad. (See adv. p 114.) SHEPHERD WM. & CO., 29 Hayne Shippers of freight between the south and north, Via Charleston, have their claims of reclamation paid promptly. RICH JEWELRY. DIAMOND RINGS, CHAINS, LOCKETS, Gent's Seal Rings, &c., at James Allan's, 307 King Street. TIN 517 VAR Tinware. [plain, japanned and planished.] MORRIS R. J., 118 King. (See adv. p. 115.) Tobacco. [leaf ] MANTOUE & CO., 118 East Bay. (See adv. p. 120.) [wholesale.] KLATTE H., 185 East Bay. (See adv. p. 101.) Tobacco and Cigars. [see cigars and tobacco ] Toilet Goods. ASHTON M. L., 240 King. (See adv. p. 96.) Toys. DOSCHER B., 136 Meeting (See adv. p. 109.) McLean W.. 621 King VON SANTEN F., 279 King TriaF Justices. Burnet B. R.. 79 Broad Chisolm R Jr.. rear 39 Broad RIVERS J. E., Law Range, 20 Broad Delany M R., c, 565 King Trimmings. Schuckmann P., 271 King Wienberg J. Mrs., King, nw cor Went- worth Trunks, Valises, etc. BRISTOLL T. M., 250 King. (See adv. p. 84.) O'NEILL D. & SONS, 33 Hayne and 375 King (See adv front cover.) Turning and Scroll Sawing. WELLING E., Bay, se cor Columbus. (See adv. p. 103-) Umbrellas, Canes, etc. BRISTOLL T. M., 250 King. (See adv. p. 84.) JOHNSON J. R., 303 King (See adv p 90.) STEIN C. W., 313 King. (See adv. p. 96.) WHITE & HUGHES, 269 King, opp Hasel. (See adv. p.81.) Undertakers. Alley John B. P., 94 Tradd Ansel F . 127 Calhoun Bolger H., 456 King Heins J.. 433 King Johnson G., 566 King Linsebrink J. H., 85 King Livingstone J., 420 King Lucas J. D., c, 27 Morris McLean S , c, rear 75 Queen MATHER W., 444 King (See adv. p. 93.) Millings R. C., 45 Wentworth Porcher S., r, 36 Smith Rehkopf F. G., 535 King Robertson W. H., r, 167 King Schnell C., 100 Broad Stuhr & Brunings, 48 Wentworth Wilson J., c, 478 King United States Commiss'rs. [see commissioners ] Upholsterers. Broadfoot D , 123 Wentworth Denaux T., 175 St. Philip Green J. M., 24J Coming Marjenhoff J., 157 King Plessman G. W., Spring, nw Philip Robinson J. A., c, 60 Cannon Thomas S. B., 308 King Simmons J. L., c, 89 Coming Variety Stores. Clark A., 108 Market Dauer F., 215 King Elias Isaac, 12 St. Phiiip Garbati A. Mrs., 6 Tradd Gould M A. Mrs., 93 Church | Hartigan Ellen Mrs., 33 King St. INSURE 29 WITH THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Of CHARLESTON, S. C. Office 109 EAST BAY. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., VET 518 ' WIN Lacassagne E. Mrs., 160 King McLean W., 344 King Middleton A. Mrs., 130 King Nealon A., Mrs., 12 Anson Nolen B. Mrs., 25 Queen Wehrhan E. Mrs., 553 King Wetherhorn P., 102 King Veterinary Surgeons. Mclnnes B. Tr., 37 Queen Wagon Manufacturers. (see also blacksmiths.) BENEDICT E. F. 197 Meeting HUNTER S. B. 36 Pinckney. (See adv. p."118.) KENNEDY T. J. 114 Church. (See adv. p. 118.) McBRIDE, P. V State, nW cor Lingard. {See adv.p. 118.) Mills L M., c, 30 Calhoun Steenken H., 286 Meeting [dealers.] CHAPIN LEONARD, 193 Meeting. (See adv. p 87.1 NATHAN M. H. & SON, 150 Meeting, cor Wentworth. (See WallTaper. Thomas S. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. [see also jewelers.] ALLAN JAMES, 307 King. (See adv. p 98.) Behre C. H., 527 King Berger C., 613 King CARRINGTON, THOMAS & CO., 267 King Goldstein J.. 155 King Gollnitz R., 505 King Hepp F. C.. 586 King HUGUELET E. Hasel, ne cor King Kulinski S J., 354 King Mabus H., 134 King Masterman E J., 479 King O'Connor W. J., 517 King Rosenthal E., 115 Meeting Schatz J., 391 King Schweitzer O., 396 King Thomas S. Jr.. 289 King Willis J., 49 Tradd Wheelwrights. Artope H., c. 39 Mary Carney J., 501 King Ferguson S., c, 4 Warren HUNTER S. B., 36 Pinckney. (See adv. p. 118.) Holloway J C.. 159 Calhoun KENNEDY T. J., 114 Church. (See adv. p. 118.) McBRIDE P. V., State, nw cor Lingard. (See adv. p. 118.) McLeish A., 2 and 4 Cumberland Nell J. W.. c, 265 Spring White Goods. FairlyJ. S. &to., 37 Hayneand 70 Marke FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO , 275 King. (See adv head each letter.) McLOY, RICE & CO., 270 King and 67 Hasel. (See adv. front paster.) READ J. R, & CO., 263 King White Lead Manufacturers PALMETTO WHITE LEAD WORKS. Holmes, Calder & Co. proprs ; office 203 East Bay. (See adv. back cover.) Wig Manufacturers. ASHTON M. L., 240 King (See adv. p. 96.) Willow Ware. [manufacturers.] Menke Bros., 379 King Window Glass. (see also paints. oils, etc.) HOLMES, CALDER & CO., 203 East Bay. • (See adv. back cover and p. 103 ) THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE will carry Goods with Safety, Economy and Dispatch., via S. C. R. R. from Maine to Texas. Pflljipfi ffilliaril Parlor00NE BR05<' ppopb-s, 109 meeting st. 1U1UUU JJimum I ailUl. 0enU Agts> Decker & Co ,s Billiard Tables, WIN • 519 WOO STILES C. WM hi Meeting. (See adv. p. 102.) WEISKOPF L., 325 King. (See adv. p. 105.) Window Shades. Jeannerett E. N., 190 King Thomas S. B., 308 King Wines and Liquors. [see liquors.] Wood Dealers. Brady P., 528 King "Desehrock H., 21 King Gregorie E. B , c, 12 Pinckney Houston W. W., west end Mill Howard R , c, ss Calhoun, opp Wash¬ ington Johnson William, Johnson's Wharf, e end of Laurens Lawless R , 52 State McBRIDE P. V., State, nw cor Lingard MALLONEE JOHN C. & CO.. Calhoun, ne cor Washington. (See adv. p 102 ) Martin H. O. & Co., Bennett's Wharf, w end Bull ■Prince S H., Woolfe. nw cor k. R Schirmer E H., State, se cor Market Venning E , 13 Southern Wharf ! Webster D.. c} 142 Tradd MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R. R. THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE TO THE WEST <& SOUTHWEST! THROUGH DAY COACHES BETWEEN CHATTANOOGA AND LITTLE ROCK, AND PALACE 8LEEPIN8 CAES BETWEEN CHATTANOOGA AND MEMPHIS. iuiiiiiiMH TDJIIfcIC DIIM 11 Jill V (NO SUNDAY DELAYS), making Close Con- | nAIrO nUil UHlLTj nections at all Junction and Terminal Points. A Full Set of First-Class & Emigrant Tickets ARE NOW ON SALE AT 'CHATTANOOGA SCOTTSBORO, DECATUR^ STEVENSON, HLTNTSVILLE, CORINTH, GRAND JUNCTION, AX LOWEST RATES. JtSSr* For further information as to Rates, Schedules, etc., address either JAMES R- OODEN. T. S. DAVANT, General Passenger Agent, KNOXVILLE, TBNN. Asst. (Jen. Pass. Agt., MEMPHIS, TENN. _ . 4 1877 Us- «s^ss» THE GREAT A , , , A VIA CBA8UST01 MB SOUTH GAEOLIIA 1,1. Running Regular and tvell organized lines of Magnificent Steamships, between Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston; connecting at Charleston's. C., with the Old Reliable South. Carolina Railroad for Augusta, Macon, Atlanta, and all points in Georgia, Ten¬ nessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and the West and Southwest; also for Columbia, Char¬ lotte, and all points in the Carolinas. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS mwm COM IK SOUTH! B8S9! BEST ROUTE GOING Claims for Loss, Damage, or Overcharge, promptly adjusted, by Delivery Agents. MERCHANTS will find it to their advantage to order goods marked "Care South Carolina Railroad Agent, Charleston, S- C." Our patrons are particularly requested to report to either of the under¬ signed any irregularities, however trivial, that they may be promptly adjusted. CHARLESTON, NEW YORK, G. W. Quintard, President, No. 177 West Street. Bentlev D. Hasell, General Agent, No. 317 Broadway. PHILADELPHIA, Wm. P. < lyde & Co., Agents, No. 12 South Delaware Avenue. BALTIMORE, E. W. Hull., Agent, No. 30 Post Office Avenue. S. S. Solomons, Gen'l Superintendent. COLUMBIA, A. B. DeSaussure, Agent. ATLANTA, J. M. Selkirk, General Agent West, 32 Loyd. AUGUSTA, F. K. Huger, Agent.