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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF 1lIi1ESA1LE ANI) RFrAYL AT NO. 219 KIEN ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. 1 oW opening one of the best assorted . Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, of Iered in many years, all qtalities from tho '~west grades to the finest Fabrics, all got. .eu up expresly for this Market, by one of the largest Manutacturing louses in the cuttu.ry. Also, a Full Assortment of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. And a large stock of Foreigi and American Cloths, and Cas uilRers and lestings, which will be made up to. order in the best styles, utider the care of a first class ('TTTER FROM EUROPE. * A l.ihral DIiscount ntade O lDealers. P'lantation Ctlothing for Freedmen, from Grey Iltglish Kerslt_. 1. W. ?I'TUIu.:o,s, WM MATIIT.SON, S,it,wrintendtatt. Agent. oct m lm JESSE 11. BOLLES' PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, . N. E. C0R.KING & MARKET MS., CHARLESTON, S. C. Likenesses of all Kinds taken in the S highest p'erfection of the art. oct Il-Yt. n. W. UALI:. w. H. U: .I.31Y, U. e. RO D OINSON. R. W. GALE & CO., 45 and 48 -WENTWORTIH STREET, CHARiESTON, S. C., DEALERS IN Carriages, Buggies, Harness, &c. AI.SO, AGENTS FOR Robinson & Sons' P nIStretclhed, Cemented and Rivited LEATIIER BELTING. DtOUB13I: and Single coniprising all desira . ble widths. Every Belt, warranted t6 give perfect satisfaction, and sold at manu. facturers prices. oct 9-3m S.AN..TA CIA.CTS HEAD QUARTERS, ! tis EMPORIUM OF FANCY GOODS, TOYS, DOLLS, GAM1ES FRENCH CONFECTIONARY, AND Firewoi'1., AT 290 KING STREET, (Three doors below Wentworth.) CHARLESTON, S. C. VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR, FSTABLISIIED in the year 1851, in this city, has oponed, for the inspection of the public, the most Splendid Assortment of Toys, -Dolls, Gatnes, China Toilet Goods, , beautiful Mantlepiece Ornaments, Ladies' * Work-Boxes, Jewol Cases, &c., French Cotn.. fectionaty, Fireworks, &c., suitable for P'resents for theonyng hlolidays, such as .are not to be found in any other establish mnent in the South, and to which the pro prietor respect fully solicits attention. Accordeons, Iliarmonicas, Portoemonnaies, Bags, Beads, Combils; Brushes, Pertfumnery, Pipes and Tobaceco, Kerosene Oil and Lamps ig the Greatest Variety, &c.' A liberal dlisootmt will be mtado on all gootis sold to dea.ers, tand TOYS AND) FIREWORKS e-in he pturohasedl in $5, $10, $t0, $50 andl $100 lots, putt uip to stilt thme coutry t rade. .All piickage.s ar putt tip with care. anil will be sent-, per express, to inty adldress upon teceipt ot' Casja, or C. 4). 1). FR ED) VON 14ANTEN, Proprietor. oct 9--3m . . ESTABLISHED 1854. LEN@NIC & SELL,. IlliptIrit'r f%ildt DeN Ilei MILLINERY, STRAW, North-east corner ilettinlg aInd Market Sis., C (IIAK e:STON, S. C. 1 NVIT'E the Trado to exaine their futll and varied assuriment. of p ,unnets. and Ilat.s, trimmined and uintrim mued. - Itibbons, of all desoriptions, :-. oit a, Veils, ot ntgwes detsiitts, Ituch4ls, Lnces, Crapes, Silkit, C,rrden. Skirttj. &c. &c. cet 0 F. HORSEY, SUCCESSOR TO - Horsey, Auen & Co., HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, NO. 25 IIAYNE STREDT, CHARLESTON, S. C. sapt. 18-i J. H. BAGGET, & 00., FACTORS, 10 ACCOMlMODATION 'WHARF, CHAR.ESTON, S. C Give their attention exclusively to the stile of LONG AND SHORT STAPLE COTTON Libe:al vivance3 mado on consignm ents s -pt 6-1 nw3mo FOR PALATKA, Fernaidina, Jacksonville, and all the Landings on the St. John's River. e VIA SAVANNAHl, GA. TIE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP DICTATOR," 1000 TONS BURDEN, CAPTAIN LOUIS M. COXETTER, ON amd after the 26th October, this fine S.HIP will sail from Southern Wharf, every Friday Night, at 10 o'clock, for the above places. All freight must be paid here by shippers. For ,Freight or Passage apply on board, or to the Office of the Agency, No. - 17 Van derhorat's Wharf. J. D. AIKEN & CO.t Agents sept 29-tf NEW SPRI NG GOOD DRY GOODS CHARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL, WEBB & CO., BANCROFT'S OLD STAND, 287 King &t., 3 doors Below Wentworth TE have now opened a splendid Stock of Spring Goods, English, French-and Ameriaan, which are of the most desirable styles the markets can afford. To planters furnishing the Frectmen either for clothing or for barter with them, our wholesale rooms offer every inducement. 'Plantation goods in every variety. This being a1 busy season with the planter and he not able to visit the city, orders ac companied with city reference will meet with prompt attention. N. B. Samples, with price lists, sent to any part of the State. Our stock consists in part of White aburghs, Striped Osnaburgs, Blue Denims. Brown Denims. Heavy Brown Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown ?hirtings, Bleached Shirtings, Bleached and Brown Shirtings, 6-4, 9-4, 10.4, 12.4 Plaid Blue andi. Stripped Blue Hlomespuns. Bleached and Drown Drills, Black French Broad cloths. Hosiery artd Gloves. Iribh Linen by the piece. Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam-. ask, all qualities, Calicoes, all qualities, Dress Goods, Domestic' Ginghams, Fine Scotch Ginghams, Spring Bilks,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 Cot tonades. Toget1:er with every variety .to be found n our line ; which we offer at. WilI.SA I. ANil tti-T.\ i.. All D)omaestiu Goods are sotl at a vcry Ismall advance on Agents'prc. .We would respectt'ully call the attention of t he l'lateris, Merchats . 'andI tire cii tens geuerally of Fairtheld D)istrict, to our' advert isement. and solicit a call from them should they visit the city. STOr.L, WEBB & C0.. No. 287 King St., 8 dloorst below Wentwori)', Charleston, 8. C. jr c. srTOLL, Charleston, tHiAIlLE$ WEBlB, ' Ii. C. WALKEit.* ja n 18'60-1y r MILLS HOUSE, C,orner Queen aid Mleeting Streeta, C HA RL E STO0N., 8. C. ' iS POPULAR AND WELL . KNOWN HOUSE is now fully open for the reception of visitors, hiavinag been refurnished with New and Elegant Furni ttire thron~ghotit; and offers to the traveller acconuinodotinns and eonvenienes as a First (Class Hotel, not to be egnalled by any North or Sout h. The patronage of the public Is respectfully solicited. Rates of 'Board per day, . $4 0') agreed op. JOSEPH PUlIOE,J1,, feb 04'116 -tit Prpsioo.i AT THE FAIRFIELD IIItALD AND TBI-WEEKLY NEWS CAN BE DONE ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, IN THE NEATEST STYLES AND WPTHi' 'DISP.ATOEE. As the circulation of our Papers is rapidly increasing throughout the Dis trict, we offer great inducements to the Advertising Public. 1MeCREIGHT'S GIN SHOP, ESTABLISHED IN 1800. IN made and rppaired. Also, the fa t mous McCREIGHT REVERSE GRIST MILL. FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES, a new and neat pattern on hand. aug 21-6mo , -Politics and News, WEEKLY RECORD. A Famly Junal 1ofAIILIrOH 0.e.I - $4 pnr Annum. IN ONE MAMMOTH SHEET, Having the largest country circulation in the State F. A. MOOD & U. S. BIRD, Editors & grop'e. Machinery Oil TRAIN OIL, Kerosene Oil, Coneentrated Lye, Chrome Green, Turpenti.n.e Soap. Lamp Black, Venetian Red and Parloi Matches. For sale by KETCHIIN, McMASTER & CO. set11-tif 4a Grts slind i rea lr letter pae for two TIlE RECOGNIZEDl SPECIALITIES OF OUR DAY. Prof. Egbert Jackson, formerly of Lon dons. RLobert. ierbert, M: T)., frcnm Ph ibidel piai. and Dr. Eugene Vel penu, formerly' o, t he London and Par,i Vene,real IIr siracc Pernuent and i'pee(11y cures gur:ira fed 01 (Gon,or:I-. $yph.illis,.G6lent, Sp.ermntorrhe or Self-Atbuse, and of every-possible fory of pr'jite disense of every name or. nactur( whantsoever. Dr. lierbert 's Anti-Alcelooh Coimponnd. an sufuiling re-nedy for intemperance ; writt fut- particunlars. Moungain of Light, 300 pages, 100 plates 50 cents. 3 for $1. Dr. Jlackson's Pemnalo Monthly Pills; $1 per box, extra-nne S6. a safe and effectuul remedy, for all Irregutlarit.es nod obstruc. lions, from what eve'r cautse. Dr. Jackson't Oriental Inivigorat:ing Liniment, $2 per bot tie. aSend for circublar. Genuine Freo ;Safes $1. 6 for $4.12 for $7. Sed for cir cuilar atnd write, you will promptly receiv< a kind. dIiscreet .nnd . edolt answer.- Ad dress Dra. Jackqon, lherbert. & Co., or 'unm. ply P. O- Box 186, Cincinnaji, gOhiio. Oflier No. 167 Sycamore Street. Medicines and ins'truaction,s senteto any patrt 4f the country June 12'60-Omo TIN WAR1 ! TIN WARE!! A LARGE'and varie.I assortment of the Ibesti leavy lome niado Tin .Ware, on hani and for gale' low. KlUTCIIIN, McMASTER & CO. oct 18Jrt P ROS8 P EC EUS oF THU.B W eekly Record. TIIE subscribers will commentp In the City of Charleston, early in Novom ber, 'a Family Journal, to be known asi the WEEKLY RECORD. It will contain eight pages of flue paper and clear type, and will make when bound, a volume of permanent value. While containing all the latest religious intelligence from the Churches at home and abroad, it will also contain 1 weekly digest of social, mercantIle and political intelh gence, as well as general information on literary, scientific and agricultural supjects, making a journal acceptable to the city and country reader. Ministers throughout the,South, acting as agents apd receiving subscriptions, will be entitled to a copy. .a TERMS. For one copy for six months, $2 00 For one copy' for one year, 4 00 CLUB RATES. For ten copies to one address, for sit months, . $1600 For ten copies to one address, for one * year, 90 00 Ali subscriptions to date frot ifk first of the month in which received. AUVERTiSINe RATES. One square $2 00; ivery aubseqnent in sertion $1 00. Contracts made on reafopable ternis. U. S. BIRD, F. A. MOOD. Address "Weekly Revord," KeyloxNo. 8. oct 24'65. The Charlesten Daily News. A S native Carolinians, the publishers will naturally look to the interest of their own State, and to that of the South: and as citizens of the United States they will not be wanting in the proper amount of de. votion and respect for the General Govern ment.. Every effort shall be made to make the DA ILYNE WSa first class newspaper. and in every way worthy of the patronage of the public. Our terms, for the present, will be at the rate of $10 per annum. Subscriptions re ceived for 8, 6 and 12 months, payable in advance. Advertising.-One square, ten lines, one insertion, One Dollar and Fifty Cents. Each continuation, Seventy-five cente. Less than a square, Fifteen cents per line for first insertion ; Half Brice for each continuation. Postmasters and others throughout the country, who play interest themselves in procuring subscriptions, will be allowed the usual per centage. CATHCART, MoMJLLAN & MORTON, Proprietors, No. 18 Hlayne St. Charleston, S. C. oct 24'65 The While vaaa's Paper. THE NEW YORK DAY BOOK. A FIRST class weekly papers in favor of . the Copstitution as it is, and the Union as it was. The Day Book i$ not reprinted from a daily, but is made up expressly for weekly circulation, with a careful summary of the news from all the States, and all parts of the World, with market Reports, Agricul tural, Finance, Literature, &o. TERMS OASII-IN ADVA NCR. One copy one year $2 00 Three copies one year 6 60 Five copies one year, and one to the getter up of the club, 10 00 Ten copies one year, and one to the getter up of'the ol%Lb, 17 00 Twenty copies to one address 80 00 Old subscribors to the Day Book, through out the Southern SateN, will receive the value still due them, by ,notifying us of the present postoffice address. Send far a specimen copy, which will be sent, postage free, on application. Address, giving postoflice, county and State in full. VAN EVRIE, HORTON & CO., No. 162 Nassau Street, New York. For sale by all news dealers in cities and towns * Oct 24'65 New Vork Daily News. Df) L n Weekly. T.he NewYo . Wely News, a great family news. pape)~r--lenjain Wood Proprietor--tlie largest. best and cheapest paper published in New Yui'k. Singl'e copies, 6 cents; one copy 0one year $2;,threo copies 'one year, 85 5b0; five copies one year, $8' 75; ten t3opies one year, $17; and an extra copy to any club of ten. Twenity one copies one .year, $80: tthe WieekilF News Is sent to oler gf'men at $1 60, Nsw Yoiux DAIL.Y NEWS -To mall sub acriberr-, $it0 por annui; six months, $5; -payments invariably in advance. Specin4en oopies of Daily arid Weekly News sent'free. .BENJ. WOOD,. Daily News Building, *No. 10, City iltSquanre. N. Y. City. Oct 24't65 Time Soutltieraser, PUnLiStED wRRKI,Y AT DAR5LINGTcN, 5. 0. BY J. M. BROWN. TERMS of siubscription-Te -subscribers on our books, $8.-0; to new subscri bers. $4. Adlvertisements per square, first insertion, $1.60; each subsequent Inser tion $1. Advertisements .not paid for In advance will be continued untit paid for, and be charged accordingly. TIranscient adve.rtise ments must be paid for in advance. Adver isementa not maurkedl for a c eman number of ins6htionis, will lhe centanueel until for bid. and. charge.d accordingly. eel o is:r An Old Song, set to a N,u Tu*i . 6t 1866. .g "Ae spring approaches Ants and Roaches From their holes come out, And Mice and R&ts, In spite of cats, Gaily skip;about." "18 years established in N. Y. City." "Only infallible remedies known." "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to the Human Family.o' "Rate come ont of their holes to die." "Coater's" Eat, Roach, &c.. Exr ter's, Is a paste-used for Rats, Mics, Roaches, Black and Red Ants, &c., &o., &o., &o. g "toster's" Bed-Bug Exte issina tor. Is liquid or wash-used to destroy, al as a preventive for Bed-Bwgs, &o. "Costar's'" Electric Powder for Ismects Is for Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Bed-Bugs, Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &o. , !i BsWAR I ! of all worthless imitation. SW See that "CoiTAR's" name. is on each Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy. 3- Address, HENRYR.CO8TAR, - 484 Broad way, N. Y. 3g- Sold 'S- By All Dru~gists and Retailers everywhere South, Barnes, Ward & Co., New Orleans, La. 1866. INCREASE OF RATS.--The Parmer's Gazette (English) asserts and proves by ig ures that one pair of RATS will have a pro. geny and decendants no less than 651,060 in three yerrs, Now, unless this i mmense family can be kept down, they would con sume more food than would sustain 66,000 humap'beings. A - See "CosrAn's"advetisement above. 1866. RATS versus BIR1S-Whoever*engages in.shooting small birds is a cruel man; who ever aids In extermnating rats is a benefac tor. We should like some one to give us the benefit of their" experience in driving out these pests We need something be-. sides 4ogs, cats, and traps for this busines . -Scient ie American. N. Y. IR. See "CosTAn's" advertisement aboves. 1866. "COSTAR'S" RAT XTERMINATOR is simple, safe and sure-the most perfect RA T-ification meeting we have ever attend ed. Every Rat that eas get it, properly prepared, will eat it, and every one that eats it will die. generally at-some place a s distant as r ,ile from were it was taked. -Lake Shore, Mich, Mrror. 3&-8ee "Cosa's" advertiSement ab.ee .- 1866. - HOUSEKEEPERS troubled. with vermia need be so no longer, if they use "CoeTA a's" Exterjninator. Wehaveused it toonr satis faction ; and If a box cosi $6, we would have: it. Wo have tried poisoni, bat they ef'ecfedi nothing ; but "Costar's' airticle knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Rloaches,' Ants,. andl Bed.lugs, quicker than we oan write it.. it is in great demand all ovei- the country, -Mendin,a, Ohio, Gazette. 3m.8 ee "C osmia"advertiseent abve A OIE1866e AV CEFRlOM THE FAR WET. Speaking of "CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Amt &c., xtermin-ator-"more grain and pvo' visions are destroyed annually in Gran County by vermin, than would pay for fem of this Raf and bIsect K411er.-Lancaster Wis., Herald. 24. te "CosyA's"advertisement aboys H 66. IARMEJR8 AND HOU8E.REEPE,R should reco,llect that hundrejls of dollar* worth of G rafnu, Provisions, &o., nre as nutally destroyed by Rats, Mice,. Ants, asd other insteous arnd vermin--all of which caa ha prevented by a fow dollars' worth et.* "CosTaa'' Rat, Roach, Aut, &c., Exter Iminator, bonght and usedl freely. S',8 "Cosva's"advertisement'above, A ll brug ist nd Dealers everywhere IBARNE8, WVARDS june 5'6 Wloeprg~u