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S-A.]$T.A. -CTIA..T' HEAD QUARTERS, I 1118 XMPORIUM OF - ACY GOODS, TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES FRENOR CONFECTIONARY, AND AT 290 KING STREET, (Three doors below Wentworth.) OHARLESTON, S, o. - VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR, - STABLISHED in the year 1851, in this I city, has opened, for 'the inspection of the public, tho most Splendid Assortment of Toys, Dolls, Gaes, China Toilet Goods, beautiful Mantlepiece Ornaments, Ladies' Work-Boxel, Jewel Cases, &c., French Con feotionary, Fireworks, &o., suitable for Presents for the coming liolldayAs, such as are notjo be found in any other establish ment in the South. and to *hich the pro. prietor respectfully solicits a-tention. Accordeons, larmonicas, Port emonnaies, Bags, Beads, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Pipes and TObacco, Kerosene Oil and Lampa in Life Greatest Variety, &c. A .iberal discount. will be made on all goods sold to dea.ers, and TOYS AND FIREWORKS can be pur.hnsed in $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 !ots. Jiu uip to suit tho rountry trade. All p.toki.g-s nre put tip n ii h itre. ai wil n sent, per expi ess, to any addireq, upon rec-ipt of ( nqh, or C. 0 1) Fiii-D VON SANTEN, Proprietor. oct q--3m EXTENSIVE STOCK OF 0MC I OT IE 3%T CA-, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT " NO, i9. KING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C, N OW opening one of the best assotted St-Ok of Fall ant,l Winter Clothing, of. fered in many years, il qualities from the loweit trades to the finest Fabrics, all got. ten up expressly.for this Market. by one of the largest Mnnu aciuritig Ilou. - in the cntn'ry. Alo. a Fu': \ssotmeti ol A4ENTS FURNISHING GOODS. And a ltrge st,ck of Foreign and Amurican Ctloths, and Cas silits alld| vesilIg13,9 which will be made tip to *order in the best styles, under the care ofit first class CUTTER FROM EUROPE. A Liberal Discount made to Dolers. Plantation Clothing for Freedmen, from Grey English Kersey. H. W. M'TUROtUs, Wt MATHINSSON, Superlatendant. Agent. oct 9-8ta R. w. GAL*, w. It. nXLLAMY, 0. 0. ROUINHON. R. W, GALE &. 0., 46 and 48 WENTWORTH STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C., DEALERS IN Carriages, Blgges, Harnoss, &c. ALSO, AGENTS FOR, Robinson ..Sons' I Stretched,TCcmented and RIvited DoTHER', BEILTING. an igecomprising all desira gilve p. ths. Every Belt warraieted to facturer atisfaction, and sold at manu. --- es. oct, 9-3-m ISHP.D_1854. - Import& SE L dt Dealers MiLLINER TA * ~~~orIll-east eoracr beling an e , CHARLESTON, 8, -1NVITE the Trade to exjmino th hl advaried assortmen of Donnets abd' Hats, trimmed and un Ribbons, of all descriptions, ".ue.ee .Laces, Crntairs' o 0o sttleh lovely 8ea~sotns, i bles adorned theo uTssian Hallan were Alled with all that could -be' de1. s,ired indhe way of eating ardideli We understafd1'he proceeds or.the ad easioDn'avitnet the autioipatioud-Of Afisfr.mariim' ka. l FOR PALATKA, Fernandina, Jacksonville, and all the Landings on the St. John's River. THE SPLENDIDSTEAMSHIP XDICTA.TOJE" 1000 TONS BURDEN, CAPTAIN LOUIS . COXETTER, W ILL SAIL FROM' ADER'S WHAIF FOR THE ABOVE NAMED PLACES every Saturday, at 3 o'clock, P. M., until further orders. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to the Office of the Agency, No. 17 Van derhorst's Wharf. sept 29--ifJ. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents. PLANTERS' HOTEL, CORNER QUEEN AND CHUROH STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C., C. W. & J."B. DENNIS, Prop;ietors. TilS splendid 11OTEL will to opened on tho 1st of October, on the Europein syNltem' It has been remodelled and refur nished. i1hroughout. This IHotel cotitains ever eno hundred rooms, whiolh will be re b.rved chiefly.for the use of travellers and trwnsient guests. Competent assistlnts have been weured in ev-ry department, nn4 every nite"ti will be poid to ensure com fort I their customers. The Pleeping roons nre airy and clemi. The resturant will be supplied with the best fare the mar ke't anlord.4. Porters will atilways be ready to attend each arrival and departure of trains The. travelling public, transient vi-iiors and. others, will tind ia it nil tlie lu.riCs ,a filrst-clabs house combined vi'lb thei tiforts of hore. The location is finely sidapted for btsinias men aid travel. lers. No pains or sxpenso will be spired to glo n,itire atlisfactiun. set. 18 2m G. W. WILIAMS& 00., CIIURCI ST., CHARbESTON, S. C. WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & C%, COMMISSION MERCH&NTS, NEW YORK. Liberal cash advances will be made on Cot ton consigned to either housb. oct 4-2i J. H. BAGGET, & 00., FACTORS. 10 ACCOMMODATION WARF, CHARLESTON, S. C Give their attention exclusively to'the sale df LONG AND SHORT STAPLE bOTTON. Libe:al advapces made on.. gonsigu ments sipt 6-law.out F. HORSEY, . . SUCCEM8OR TO Horsey, Atten & o., HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOOQDS, NO. 25.IIAYNE STREET, C,HARLESTON, S. 0. s.pt 18-1m Schedule over the South Carolina R. B - GENERAL'SUP'T5 OFFICE., 0 C HA R LF,TO, S. C.,-Sept. 1. fN and after Suandy Setember 28d, the ,Plassenger Traita, lat I road will run the following schedsla: AUGUSTA TRAIN. Leave Charleston -11.0a m Ai'rive at Augitsta, 8.00 p m Leave- Auvusta, 4.80 a m Arrive at Charleston. -1.00 p m COLUMBIA TRAIN. Leave Charleston, 5.00 a m Arrive at. Lolumbia 1.50 p m Leave Columbia, -10.40 a ani Arriv, at Charleston, 7.20 p. m. H. T. PE AKE, Gen'l Sup't. sept 11-.( ~-olitics and News, ECORD.\ j) IN 0lI MAMMOTH SHEBT, HIaving the lrg1 cosreuroation in the 8 F. A MOO & U 8 IRD, EIMitor & Po' Miatehies. For sale by -KETOHlIN, MoMA8TliR & dO. sept. 11.....f NE WSPRING G0 OD. DRY GOODS CHARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL, WEBB & 00., B' BANCROFT'S OLD STANPL, 87 King St., 3 doors Below Wentworth WE have now opened - a eplenaid Stock of Spring Goods, English, Frenab and American, which are of the most'desirable stles the linarkets 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 biing a busy season with the planter 'nd ho not able to visit the city, ordgra ao companied with city reference will ineet with prompt attention. N. B. Samples, with price lists, sent to kny part of the State. Our s;pok 4onsists in part of White Osnaburghs, Striped dsnaburge, Blue Denim. Brown Denims. Heavy Brown Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtinks, Bleached Siirtings, Blpached and Brown Shirtings, 6.4. 9-4, 10-4, 12.4 Plait. Blue and Stripped Blue lIomespuns. Bleached and Brown Drills, Black French Broad cloths.- Ilosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by the piece. Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam ask, all- qualities, Calicoes, all qualities, Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fine Scotch'Gingfims, Spring Silks and Black Silks, Coldred Muslins, in eyery. variety, Fine rrench Muslins, White and Black Goods, Farmers' Brown inen Duck, Farm. ors' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and Cottonades. Together vii every variety to be founo n our line; which we offer at W1,OLESALE AND RKTAIL. All Domestio Goods are sold at a very small advance on Agents' prices. We would respeotfthly call the attention of the Planters, Merchants, and the ,olti. iseb getierally of Fairhold District, to our advertisement. and solicit a call from them should they visit the city. 'STOLL, WEBB & CO.. No. 287 King it., 8 doors below Wentworth, Charleston, S. C. I 0. STOLL, Chotleston, CHARLES-WEDB, * I. C. -WALKHR, jan!28'60-lyr MILLS HOUSE, Corner Queen and Meeting Streets, C H A XLB STO N, 8. 0. .HIS POPULAR AND WELL .IKNOWN HOUSE is now fully open for the reception of visitors, having been refurnished with New and Elegant, Furni ture throughout; and effers to the traveller acconmodations and conveniences as a First Class flotel, not't6 be equalle'd by any North or South. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited, lates of Board per day, $4 0j " " per. month as may. agreed on. JOSEPh PURCELL, feb 24'66 -tf . I Proprietor, FALL AND'WIN i Ullilaspry asid Straw Gppds. RMSTR01G, CATOR 'COs IMPOUT11s AjjD ,D4L,Vs Of Ribbons, Bonget Silks and Satins, Velvets, Ruches, Flowerp, Feathers, Straw Raenets, tt4ilo' Nlats, * ,rlimmed land Upttrimmed, S.Shates. Hood(1.. No 28'7 and Lofts of 289 Baltimore 8t., * . Mah*imore, aid. Offer.a Stock unsurpassed in the United States in variety and cheapness. Orders solicuted and prompt, sttntion given. Termos-Casha. -dug 28--2mo Gasht ol -a -leerMagsI a oUEWistsan gs THE RECOQ$ilD 8PMOJAL1TIE8 01 Prof. Egbort, Jacksotn, toinerly a' Lon don. Robert Hlerbert, M. D., frogi Philadel, phia, and Dr. Bugene Yelpo, forbrsei of the London and Paris Venereal Jko.jll Permtanent. and speedy oer gparan te Gonorrhiea, 8yphillIw, Glibpoerptatovrheen or Self-Abuse, and of e4et aosible forn of private disease of ever-y,name.or- atars wflatsoever. /tt.loot .. -pee .d J.ir. Herbert's.niAch epgd an'unfailitig re-nedy fo, gp M rt for particulars.' Moicunt.ain of. Iigly;8 (O100~O plates, 60 cents, 8.for $i. Dr. Jackson's F'emnale . E~bJ.Pller S1 perbbz, extra fine $$ 9. ubfi&a retnIldy, Yor all ireu o tl1 40ettd for d safjw$'i. 6 for $4 ~ nf,4 et%Jr d wrrite, yo,tui pi . 0. tlox 488, Uiinati, Ohip., N. 16'( ogpnorp se09t,. M(estleines anel insIrudtlt ent) -any*pg4, 91 th oanG,y P ROBft T U8 '1W eek I f R e or d. T HE subscribers 'will commenoo in the TCity of 0harleeton, early in Novem ber, a Family Journall, to be known as the WEEKLY RECORD. - It will contain eight&pages of Ane paper and' clear type, and wM make- whe -bound, a volume of permanent value. While containing all the latest religious intel'igence from the Churches at home and abroad, itgill also contain a weekly digest of social, mercantile and political intelli gence, as well as general information oi literary, scientiflc and agrioultural subjects, making a journal acceptable to the city and country reader. Ministers throughout the South,. acting as agents and receiving, subscriptions, will be entitled to a copy. TInus. . For one copy for six moi;ths, $2 00 For one copy for one year, ' 4 00 CLU RATS. For too copies to one address,.for six months, $18 00 For ten copies to one address, for one yeir, . . 0 00 Alf stibioiptions to date from the' Arst of the month in which received. 4DvRaTra8Nc RATS. One square $2. 00; every subsequent in sertion $1 00. Contracts made on reasonable terins, U. 8. BIRD, F. A. MOOD. Address "o Weekly Record,tKeyl$ox fFo. 8. A8 n NIPav9liis.he publisherw" w h. turally look to the interest of, tbeir ,wadjat, '*ni to that of .the; ,et: and aileltd4hs Wthi ited St4tdii they will sot be wantin in th pr r amount of de votion and' *:&W!'LIaj t WGenera' Ovef ment. Every effort. shall be rpade to make the DAILYNEW$a:r.'t cfes'newspaper, and in every way worthy of the patronage of th'epeblio. . Our trms, for the present, will be at the rate 6f $10 per annum. Subscriptions re ceived for 8, 6 and 12 moptbs,. -payable in advance. . u l . A4dver(iM"n.-.--n ttn 'lines, oie ins6rtlon, One Dollar and Fifty Cents. Each continuation, Setenty-five oeht,. Loss than a square, Fifteen cents per line for first in-ug n ;Ualf P6a fbr each continuation. Postmasters and others throughout the country, who may iqterest themselves in procuring subsoriptionx.*ill be allowdd the usual ppr centago. CATHCART, McMILLAN& MORTON, Proprietors, No. 18 Hayne St. Charleston,'8. 0. oct. 24'65 The White Man's Vaper, THE NEW YORK. DAY BOOK. A FIRST class *eekly paper, in favor of the'Vonstigptioi as it is, and the Union as it was. The Day )??ok is .4o rppilateO from 4 daily, but is made up eprediy for weekly circulation, with1a6eV*fm summary' of the news from all the States, and all parts of the World, with market Repgrte, Agrieul. tural, Finance, Litetature, &c. STER MS CASM-A ADVANc., One copy one year $2 00 Tbree eoples one year iwe copies one year,.tad one to the' getter'ult of the club, 1'110 00 -Ten copies one year, and oge to the geter up of the club, 00 Twenty cuples to onk adrets. -' l4bipre t' Do# Bo, . 6nth' uthern ,s will teceiv the value still Iae b 6tiym u o the present postofilcg address. Send for a specimesI copy, which ,ill be sent, ostage free, on applicati'on.. VAH.VR&B, HOB-TON &C-0., o. 16t Nass&u street, Nfew York. For sale by allnge 40.sj#s in citiee and towns - - pet 24'04 New Vtsrk pQIIy lfe*w, D AILY 'and li'eekly. *The New York Weekly News, a gea ihmily 'news. paper-BDenjamin Wood Proprietor--tie largsest best, and ohpapgjpaper published in N6w York. Single copes, 6 cent.; one qy one year $2; three copies one year, 60; five copies one year, $$ 765;.'en copies one year, $17;t and an pztra' eopy to any club of tpn.~ Tereggy pospies one year, $80: the WFeekly Aese le sent to, cler, gymenat $l 60. '' N ; tiw YORKc DjurT Naws:--To inail sub acribera, $10 pier annum' siK months. $5; paymenssaribypy~c, Be~a9 oct 24' 6 Puaais au r*b~.A S?~~o bers, Qd. Advet~iksits. dpson, $1.50 .~ equest insep Advertisemente:o alot44c .lo U will be o*1ehk Uu#It of ist ,4RtUw -gg bid!, abdible seordinigly.' An 9d,eg, S et t* a No* Tue GT 1866. g 4= As Wpring approache8 Ante and Roaches S From their holer come outp And Mice and.Rate, In 'pe of eafet 0aiy #kip about! NA ] :8 aesta'lished in N. Y. City." U infalliile remedies known." "Free from Potions." "Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Rats come out of their holes to die." "Coster'X" Unt, Roach. &c.. Ex ter's, Is a pahto-used for Rate, Aic, R#aee, Black and Red Ante, &., &o., &o." &o. dC oster's" flealBag-Exter analsaa tor4 It,a liquid Qr wash-,-used to destfgy, ajio . e apretenti e, for Bs40 ep. "Ut 441"''a MDiecric Powder fow' 4Ir s e cts . 1. for Moths, Moequitores, Fleas, Bed-Bugs,. ineectu on .PL##t#, Fowls, Animal#, &o. S W I I I BgWAR I I ! of all worthles initation. b See that "CosTa's" name is on each Box, Botle# and Flask. before you buy. XW Address, HENRY R.C081'ARt AR 8484 droadway, ti. Y. 8&" Sold . AW By All Druagists and Retailers everywhere South. Barne., Ward & Co., New Orleans, ILa. 1866. INCREASE OF . RATS.-The Farmer'w #.(3nglish , &"erts ahd proveS by fig ures bp'6ne pair of RATS will have a pro gehy and decendants no less than 051,050 in three years. Now, unless this immehso family ean be kept down, ihey would c6n sume more food than would sustain 65,000 human beings. See"CosTa's"advertisemen above. 1866. RATS ver4u DIRDS,-Whoever engages Id shootig'SmAll. birdsis a erdel man : who ever aids in exterminating rate is a bonefao -tr. We *aeuld like some one to give, us the benefit of their experiencer in drising out these posts We need &opthing be sides dogs, oats,'a'd traps for this buaines.. -Scien(fic American. . Y. I. See "CoSTAR's"advertissment above. "COSTAIV'E" RAT EXTERMINATOR t' aimpe, A 4 sure-tthe most perreat RAT-01itotimeetin*gwe have everattend. ed. Every R at that can'get, * it, properly prepat*ed. wilt ekt it, and every one that eats it will die, genotally at some, place af distaqt as poseible from were at ws take. I.-Lake Short, MIch, ,ror. "ee Cosy,4a'a'. alvrieaapao I 1866.. 1JQUSEKEEPERS troubled w$th vermim fkction; sad if a box cost $6, we would have it. WMJve, triq$ p..emst -but 4hey effvateda nothing ; but, "Cosr's" article knocks the' t'reath otut,of Rats, 1M110. Roaches. Ants. and lied-ugs, quicker thain we-can write It. It is ip great d,emand an4 eer thieooatk.y. -rcednma, OMio,, Oazete. . mas9-pARa's- adrertisemnent ahoy, A VoICE FAOM Tilit. AR. . Speaking of "CosaAa's" Rat Reah A14 visions aet4toed anuull 'h eGw Count y wa tbtegy'M ' W VARSk otit is of wbieb ca -' '~! ~uaiAgen, ,vr .Vew.OrleasyLa, Suse &66-17.'