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SAJsr.A. 0LA.] S' HIRA QUART.BRI Nis usroitux of FANCY GOOD, T0191 DOLLS, GAE FRENCH CONFEMIONARY, ' AND AT 20 KING STIRET (Three doors below Wetlaworth.) CHARLESTON, -B, 0. VON SANTEN'S AZAAR, - fEOKLIjHjD in the year 1851, In this xJ city, ha opened, for the inspection of the public, the most Splendid Assortment of Toy, Doll. Games, China Toilet Goods, beautifuL kantlepiece Ornamenta, Ladles' Work-B46, Jewel C*ses, &., French Con footionay, Fireworks, &e.', suitable for' Presents for lie 'oming Holidays, such a. are not to be found in tky other establish ment in the South, and to which the pro prietor respectfully solicits attention. Accordeons, Harmonicas, Portemonnales, tags, Beads, Combs, Brushes,. Perfumery, Pipes and Tobacco, Kerosene Oil and La,sp in the Greatest Variety, &a. A liberal discount will be made on all goods sold to dealers, and TOYS AND FIREWORKS can be purchased in $5, $10, $20, $60 and *100 lots, put up to suit the country trade. All packages ara put up with care, and will be sent, per express, to any address upon receipt of Cash, or C. 0. D. FRED. VON SANTEN, Proprietor. -oct 9-8m .EXTENSIVE STOOK OF AT WHOLWLE AND BEV'AIL . AT N0, 11 KING ST., CI11LESTON, A. C. OW 'opening ,ote of te best isorted 89. Stk of Fall and Winter Clothing, of. fered'in many yes, all qua,ities frou; the lowest grades in th.t tinest, Fabrics, all got ten up exprnnssly for (his Market, by one of the largest Mauimfacturing Houses in the 'coulivi. Also, a Full Asorihmeat of GENTM FURNISIONO GOS. And a large stock of foreign and Aifrioa CAths, and Cas . simOr and Vetlng1, w*kh will be made up to order in the best -stles, under the oars of a frst class rjUTTvER FROM EUROPE. A Liberal Discount made to Dealers. Plntation Clothing for Freedmen, from 10fty English Komsy. S. W. dfsltoe, WX kEaTruassox, Superintendant. Agent. 54t 9-3m %L W. ALs it. . 3S1UA$Y, . . ,911101. R. W GALE & 00., Al and 48 WENTWOTi TSERT, 6A RLESTO 84 C., DEALZR8 If - Car a, Buggies, Harness, & . ALSO) AG*NTS FOR INIat8Stretched, Cmolnted and lvUie l hEATHER BELTINIO. fOUBLE and Single comprising all desira Jble wdths. Every Belt watranted tc * give perfect satisfaction, andi sold at mann, facturers prices. .oct 9-3m FETABLISHED_1854.. INGNIG& SE, Importers and Dealers 'N MILLINERY, STRAW, AN D Northast seraer leellag sad larkel ti, OUARLESTON, 8. C. i1NVITE the Trade to examine their ful and varIed assortrost of. BDonnet. antd'tate, trimmed and untrlm med, Itibben., of saddisl4ptlons,-. Pwre, Feasss,1ress Gaps, ,Veils, of aewest designs,. bed, Laces, Craes, S8 k, Corsets, kirt., tog .&e.- oct 9.y ,JESSE IT. BOLLF!B'- ' OTOGRAPH .GALLERY, ee f StiUdBs tken Ia th g hear, FORVALATKA, theliqop o t0 t Fimus sailer. Fe st TJE SPLINDID STEAMSHIP Fi T 1000 TONS BURDEN, iAPTAIN LOUIS M. 00X ER, W ILL aAIL FROM ADGER'S. WHARF. FOR THE A-BOVE NAbED PLACES, every Saturday,-at 4 o'clock, P. bl., until furthet orders. - ' Por Freight or Passage apply on board, or to the Ofie of the Agency, No. 17 Van derhoret?s Wparf. J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents. sept !9-if4 PLANTERS' HOTEL, CORNER QUEEN AND CHURCH STREETS, QHARLESTON, S. O., C. W. k . B. DENNIS, Proprietors. HIS splendid HOTEL will bo opened on the lst of October, on the European system- It has been rerhodelled and refur nished throughout. This Hotel contains over one hundred rooms, which will be re served chiefly for the use of travellers, and transient guests. Competent, Assistants have beeh secured in every department, and every attention will be paid to Onbure com fort to their customers. The sleeping rooms are airy and clean. The resturant, will be supplied with the best- fare the mar ket affords. Porters will always be ready to attend each arrival and departure of trains. The travelling public, transient visitors and others, will find in rit all the luxuries of , first-class house, ooqjabined with the comforts of home. The loodton is finely adapted for businesp men and travel lors. No pains or expense'will be spated to give entire satisfaction. sept 18-2m G. W. WIT21AMS& 00., CRIJACR ST, CIRBESTON, 8. 6. WULIAN,- TAYLOR & 00., 0I1881IN KBUCANT8, .pBAW Yolvf Liberal-cash advances will e mpde on Cot ton oo611 ed to either hous4. 3. H. BAGGET, & do., FiCTift 10 ACCONNODATION WIMP, CHARLEATON, S. C Give their attention exclusively to the sale of LONG AND 84011JTAPLE COTTON Liberal advances, made - o consgu meats sept 6-law8mo . s. F. HORKEY, 8"COXE801 TO Horsey, Anton & Co., 1AT, CAPS AND ITRAW GOODS, NO. 26 HAYNB STRErT, CHARLESTON, S. C. sapt 18-1m Rce4dle over the hoah Carelu I. . * GENERAL. 80PTS OFFICE, CMARLUSTIn 8. C., Sept. 11. O0N and after Bunday, September 28d, the Passnger Trains of this road will rus the following schedule AUGUSTA- TRAN. Leave Charleston11.00 a ni Arrive at Augusta, 8.00p ni Leave Autowsta, 4.80 a xi Arrive at Charleston, 1.00 p xi COLUMBIA TRAIN. Leave Charleston, 6.00 a xi Arrive at Uolumnbia, 1.60 p ax Leave Coluebia, 10.40 a m Arrive at.Charleston, 7.20 p. m. set1-fH. T. PE AKE, Gen'l Sup't. --Polities aid NeW,-~ RECORD. 3 A FamilyT"Tras INONE0T SEET asisgstergst tresliattae AIN ffi Keosees, b 0el Lye,Chroe Gren, u(1ino ' p, Liet Black, -Venetian an tp Mee' lotsalaby .Z ETCHIN, MoMASTIR & 00. mentl1.4 NEWSPRING'GOOD Day 000D0 CHARLESTON HOUSE, TOLL, WEBB & 00., 13ANCROFT's OLD STAND& 287 King St., 3 doors Below Wentworth W E have now opened a eplon4id 8took of Spring Goods, English, French and American, which ore of the most desirable styles the markets can afford. To planters furnishing the Freedmen either for clothing or for barter with them, our wholesale rooms offer every inducement. Plantation goods in every variety. This being a busy season with the planter and he not. able to visit the city, orders ac qompanied with city reference will meet with prompt atteftion. N. B. Samples, with price lists, sent to any part of thd State. Our stock consists ini pt of-. White- Osnaburghs, Striped Ostaburge, Blue Denims, Brown Denims. I(eaty Brown Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings, Bleached Shirtings, Bleached and 3town Shirtings, 6.4, 9.4, 10-4, 12.4 Plaid Blue and Stripped Blue lomespuns. -Bleached and Brown Drills. Black French Broad oloths. ,Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by the piece, Towels, Towelings, Lineh Dam. ask,. stl qualities, Calicoes, all qualitles, Dress Goods, Domestio Oinghams, Fine Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black Silks, Colored Muslins, in every variety, Fine French Muslins, White and Black Goods, Farmers' Brown, Linen Duck, Farm ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and Cottonades. - Together with every variety to be found n our line; which we offer at WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL. All Dotnestic -Goods are sold at. a tery small advance on Agents' prices. We would respectfully call the attention of the Planters, Merchants, and the citi. zens generally of Fairfield District, to our advertisement, and solicit a call from them should they visit the city. STOLL, WEBB & CO., No.'7 King St., 8 doors below Wentworth. Charleston, S. C. It. . SfOLL, Charleston, C H A ItL,ES WEBB, H. il. WALY4i1t. jan 18'6-lyr MILLS HOUSE, Corner Queen and Meeting Streetm, 0xARLkSTON, ,S C. 1 HIS POPULAR AND WELL 'KNOWN HOUSE is now fully open for the reception of visitors, 'having been refurnished with New and Elegant Furni ture throughout; and offers to the traveller accommodations and conveniences as a First Class Hotel, not to be equalled by any North or South. The patronage of the public is respectfully solleit4d. Rates of Board per dayj. '44 J s " Lper month as may agreed on. JOSEPH PURCELL, feb 24'66-tt . Prpprietor. FALLA"'INTER lUllUimery asi$ 5tra* 60.ds ARMSTR0N VATOR A co. IMPoaTuMs A) -DNATNS- Or Ribboils, Bonne Silks and Satins, Velvets, Rahes, Flowers, Peathers, Straw Bonnet., .Ladies' Hats, Tritmmed and Untrimmed, Shake? Hoods. N' 87 and Lofts of 289 Baltimore St.., Baltitnore, Md. Offer a Sleek nnsurpassed in the United States in variety and cheapness. Orders solited and prompt attesntion given.. Terms--Qaah. -;.. aug 28-2mo TflE RECOGNIZED SPECIALITIES OF OUR DAY. .Prof. Egbert Jackson, fiirmerly of Lon.. don, Robert Herbert, Mi. D., from Philei phia, and Dr. Eu gene Velpeau, formerly of the London and Paris, Venereal Hlospip. Permanent and speedy eures guarat of Gonorrhea, Syphillis, Gleet, Bperamelerlma or Self-Abuse, and of story possible form ef private disease of every-iame or est0re whatsoever. - -Pr. Herbert's Anti-Alcoholic Compound, ana unfailing retedy fos intemperneO' write for partiounr Mountain of Light, 800 pegwl, 100 plates, 80 cents, 8 for $1 ' Dr.' Jackson's 1emalqeS fogkSUy Pilisi $1 pet' box, exft'a flm ,a afe'-and effeetuni remedy, for all Megterals nd obesruo tioIns, from whatiever disup~ ' Jaekson'g Oriental Invtgerating Liimetr $2 ewbot tle. Send for ofr nas'.. ' no ench SIfts 5i 6 for $4,12 fd/r511 Setid for dira olilar and write you will oIpI veoeire a kind, di aee ndp:l,41awj, Ad ds'ess Dii. ;~ksb ffoe & o,o p.. pyP. 0. Box 488, GaIbt~ho,4o 010 *osmore Street; e4Mnw ad instrsoam seat to ay part of the country jun 1 m. PROS*XdTUS OF TE2 Wco~& l' cor d. T HE o ubscribers. ill comnenco in the City of Chagleston, early in Novem ber, ! Family'Journal, to be known as the WID LY RECOItD. it Till 6o1t'alh eight pages of fine pape'r and oleaF type, and will make whea- bound, a volume of pvriunnent value'. While containing all the latdti ieligious intel'igeo9e from the Churcheg at' hom'o and abroad, it will also contain a 0eekly d'igest of soolal,- mercantile and pofitical ifelli' gence; as well as general taformaatiot odr literary, scientific and agricultural subjects, making a journal aoeptable# to the city and country reader. Ministers throughout the South, acting is agents and receiving subsoriptiovs, will be entitled to a copy. -TEnxs. For one copy for sin months, $2 00 For ofie copy for one year, 4 00 OILUB nATE6. For ton copies to one address. for six months, $16 00 For ten copies to qne address, for one y eare ' 80 00 Alf subscriptions to date from the first of the month in which received. ADVIATIsINo UATES. One s u4te $2.00; e4ery subsequent in sertion $1 00. Contracts made on-reasonable terms. U. S. BIRD, F. A. MOOD. Address "Weekly Record," KeyBox No. 3. oot 24'06. T12e Obal-lestosz Daily News. A S native C4olinians, the itublishers will naturally look to the interost of their own State, and to that of the South: and as citizens o,f the United States they will not be,wanting in the proper amount of de votion and respect for 1he (Ieneral Govern ment. Every effort shall be made to ma'ke the DAILYA.B W'a Sfirt.class newspaper, and in every *ay worthy of' the patronage of the publid. quir terms, for the present, will be .at the rate of $10 per annum.- Subscriptions re ceived for 8, 0 and 12 months, payable in advance. Adverlisin.-Oie square, ten lines, one insertion, Oto Dollar and Fifty Cents. Each contiuation, Seventy- five cents. Less than a square, Fifteen cepts per line for first Insrtion ; IIa each continuatiop. Postmasters add others throughout" the country, who, may iftorest, themselves in procurin; supsriptions. will be showed the usual per.centnie. CATHCART, bloMILLAN & MORTON, Proprietors, No. 18 Hayno St. Chuleston, 8. C. oct 44'05 Tke W Itte N1 an's Paper. TOR 1EW YORK DAY BOOk. A P18T class weekly pper, A favor of ' the.Constitution a It Is, and the Union as it was. The Day*Book is not rprinted irom a daily, but as made up expreely 'for weekly circulation, with a careful 'summary of the news from all the States, and JlV parts of the World, with -sarket Repbrtt Agricul tural, Finance, LfteTature, . TERMS 0AS11-IN AWVANCB. One copy one year $2 00 Th'tee copies one year - 5 50 Five copies one year, and one to the getter up of the club, . - 1000 Ten copies one year, and one- to the. getter up of the club, 17 00 'wenty copies to on a4raa , ) 00 ' Old subseribet a to thi Dry Book, tJugh out the Southern Stat4s, will receive - the value still due them, by notifying us of the preseni, postoffice siddress.. Send for a specimen copy, which will be sent, pos9 ge free, on appliation. Addrets, giving poitofilio, county and State in ftalL. -VAN BVRIE, HORTON & CO., No. 182 Nassau Street, New York. For sale tay all ntews dealers in cities and towns oct 24'85 lNew Work Daffy NVews. jAILt and Weekly. The New York .LWeeMy News, a great flamily news-) per-Benjamin Wood Proprietor-the lgast, besfr and cheapest paper published iNew York. Single copidir, 6 cents ; one copy one year $2; three copies one year,' $6 60; fie oe as- ne yeanr, $8 76; ten copies one ye($17; and- an extra copy to any ciub oten. Twenty one copies one year; $80 41 Weekiu NeaWis sent to eler. uwYow* DAn.Y lisWs -To mall sub-. 5o ibrs, $1Opera ntsn.;six months, $5t; payments'invariaby in4'rane. SpecImen oopies of Daily bdWeely News sent, free.( BliN. WOOD, * -Daily News Building, No. 19, Oity Hall8Squaro, N. Y. City. oct 24 '6 Time Oomterne, PUBLIS#uF. WSELY ATD4RLIN.G?oX, 5. 0., MSof'aubari #a-4subsribs c bers, $'4. Adveutisemaents pW square, tsat inser(1n, -$1.60 ; eadb- suhseuent'4nsr., a tion $. Adv eine~mnte noQt p aid for 5n advande will be otinued utpit paI( ' - . be obarg4cdting1. !bcea ady'dtiae. :nen mt6 be fe4 or e4ae, Me tI of Itin 1)1be .U asi t5 j9. bid, and cbal'4s.Nngly. oct 24'65 n Old Sqng set to a New Tun .T 1866. g V, "As epring approaches Ants and Roaches From their holes.cbmp oY41, AAd lice aAd Rdes- . In spite of cate, Gaily skip about." "18 years j4(Sbislhed in N. Y., C4ty." "Only infaIMAe remedies known." "Free frotdP leons." "Not dangetons t9 the Human Family." "Rats come t%t of their holes to die." 'Coste' $t, Reazch. &c..'Ex. *. toer.jo, In& paste"Usied fo Ate, fiee liaches, Black and Red A ne, &c., &c.,&c.,&c.7 -Coster's" Bed-Bag Exescmsag. Tq ai liquid or wash-used to destrof, alao as a prpventive for led-Bugs, &. 'C'ostar''? EIlctri PoYuwder ,dW Is for' Moths, Mosquitor8, Pleas., Red-B.ug., Inect on Plnts, Fote, 4nimals, &a. fJI- ! E! BWAIC I I! of all worthless mitation. 4&- See that "CosvAR'1e. name is Otif tach Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy. &Mi Address, igNph.RcOsrAR, , Iod 481 Uiroad way, N. Y. AjW Sold is By All Druegists and Retailerp everywhere 3outh. Barnes, Ward & Co., New Ortcans, 1860. INCREASE OF PIAT.' -The Farmer'? 7Uzelte (English) assen a) '- oves by fig ires that one pairof 1.%''8 will haveapro. jeny and deeedants no 1ess than 51,051) n, three years. Now, iilvss this Ifnmense amily can e kept down; they would con ume more Vbod than would sastain 65,000 tumard eings. -M&"Bee WtA n's"advertisement'above.. .1866'' 1. IATS versus DIRDS.-Whoevei- engages' n Rilooting siall birds is a crnel nann ; who ivor ai( tttextet'riidating live is a benelho or. We should like so4pe one to give tu ie bene.'L of their e#glenrce in driving ut thte 4 s Wp le4 somethinj be ides dog. nt'.tndapotor this bu ne. U ee -(03TAL'S" itertisement above.. 1866. "COSTAR'8" RAT EXTERMINATOR is impIs safe and sure-the most p'erfet A -4eifltion meeting we have e*- attt4d d. E4ry Rat that can got I,1 prop-ly ireparWd,' wil eat Liind every one that sit it will die, generally at some plie6 a w listant as possible from were it was taken. -Lake 8I,ere. Mich, ivor. mm"S4 "OosvAu adbtim above 1866. HOUSEKEEPERS lropbled with vermin eed be so no longer, if they utse "Cosi'A's"' Extermninator. Wehaveused it to our.%atis actiont; and if a box cst $3, re would ltv t.' We have tried poisons, bitt they e#td. othing ; but "Costar's" article knoqk the' ireath -but of Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ans, nd Bed-Bugs, qieker than we can~ 4ite~ it. t in In great demand all over the e'ostyy -Mendmna,. Ohlot Gasette. g See8"C 605AR's" advertisernant abov. 1866a A VOICE PROM TiH E PAIL ipeaking of "CosARa's" Rat, R to. Exterminator-.-"inore aI lsionsato destroyed .anuali ~ounff by vermin, than would f this Iat and Insect Kifer 3,. See "Costa's"advertisemaenta 1866. FARid@Rd AND HOUSEKR~8 hould renolleet, that huadreds' of''#blts rorth of Omain,sPreiI~h &@,, ate sa u$all destroyed.by Bai Mie, Au a I,her insects n4 voyii..-all op"i ' e prteated dy~ olee'V wrth' of Cosran's" Ra,I6e,, , '*o , Est4v ~Inaorbu b.aa~ frwely, i , See' eriem' iholesaleA~t~ juta -~~ ' New W