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"SATURDAY MOBNIN?, DBOEMBBg 1, 18C0. SOUTH (AlU?MNA I.KCJISI.ATUKE. TIIIUD DAY. [FBOM Ot'U -I'ECIAL l.KI'OBTEB. ] Tim SENATE. Com .im \, November as.- -The Journal of yes terday's proceedings was read. Mcs-ts. J. I'. ltlcUABBSOM, of Clarendon, aud Taon. TuoxMO-t. of Abbeville, appeared and took their ?min. Bov< :..:i petitions from different parties, praying relief from (looa imposed, and for remuneration for ?orviccs roiidercd, were oilercd. The following Bill swore introduced : Hill i-. amend the Charter or Georgetown. Bill to iucorporato the Charleston Loan Associa Bill lo incorporate tho Supremo Council of tho Som ivi -,i ('.rand Inspector General of tho Thirty- ? third r>voof the Southern Jurisdiction of the A r.W ...'aller tho sittings of the Couria at L'-.-.v ] in Ihe ?i.-'tern Circuit. Was referred to tho Com mitliv .V: Judiciary. . Tho pre --iitmoiits <>f the Grand .Tunea from the different Di tricts wire offered and referred to tho Conm-iU?. on Judiciary. -?__... The? returns of t!ie Commissioners ol Public Behool.-; From Plckous, York, Marton and Union Di-lru : ) waa received and referred. Mr. Br??wu presented a petition from the Com miM-i oners of Public Buildings of Barnwell District, asking r.n appropriation to build o Court House nnd Jail in fliat District. Mr. Whwml-h oflbrod the following resolution: Resolccit, That the Judiciary Conimitteo tako action on iho subject of the District Courts, and, ii' expedient, report a Hill abolishing tho aame. Air. Buist offered a resolution appointing three Senators to inquire and report upon tho arrange ment:: and provisions of the election of United States Senaturs, and that the House bo invited to Bend a similar committee. Tho Governor. Message, which had boon made the Hpcclal order ol' iho day, was takou up, and Mr. (?risiiam moved that tho different hoads of tho ___.us.agc bo referred to appropriate commit tees. Mr. McDaflie presented tho petition for tho char ter of t!io Marion Cotton Factory. The Hill ordered for 1 P. M., to regulate the sit ting of the Court of Appeals, was removed from the special order, ancf placed upon the general order. A Bill to repeal the Usury Laws was made tho special order tor Friday, at 1 P. M. On motion of Mr. Thompson, tho Sonato stood adjourned over to Friday, at 12 II., on account of the thanksgiving proclm'aation of tho President. TUE UOU3E "Wa-, opened with pia .vor by tho Rov. Dr. Shand. The Journal of the 27th was road. fc A Bill lo incorporate the Charleston Dredging and Wharf Building Company, which had two readings in the Senate, carne up for its firat read ing, aud was referred to Ihe Conimitteo on Incor porations. A Bill to widen, extend and open tho ?treots of Charleston, came up for its first reading. Thia bill conf?ra hicrDased powers upon tho Mayor and Aldermen, and ronden tho appeal to tho Commis sioners useless. It was referred to the Charleston Delegation. A petition to chango tho Election District ol Borklcv to a Judicial District, was presented. A Bill to incorporate the Young America Fire Company, came up for its third reading, and passed. Several minor bills were introduced, and referred to the appropriate committees. Mr. Warley introduced a Bill to prevent th< sacrifice of land at Sheriff's eales, which was ro ferrod to the Committee on Judiciary. Mr. Townsend moved that a writ of election b( issued for the 7th December, to Bupply a vacancy in tllO J-C'prooori-?.io ? of OlioalcrflolJ, __o ILo _._., _._.__ bcr elect could not qualify, not having beon i resident of the Stoto for three years previous t< bin election. Tho Hill to incorp?ralo the Sea Island Cottoi. Loaii and Planting Association carno up for iti first reading and was referred to the Committee oi Incorporations. Mr. Campbell also introduced the following : Rcso'xed, That bo much of tho Act of 1830 whicl requires three months' notico before tho LcgiBla ture can receive any act of incorporation or ne. charter, bo and the annie is hereby repealed. After some discuBsion from tho members, tb< motion was withdrawn. A Bill to vest the right and title of tho Stato ii certain cachoatcd property in certain persona, wai brought up and referred. The Conimitteo on the Charleston Board c Trade reported unfavorably, as tho clause of th Constitution requiring three months' previous no tice had not been complied with. Mr. Wagoner moved that the report of the Com miltec lie upon the table, and that the Bill como u for a.Boeond reading; which was carried. The Hill to incorporate the South Carolina Loa and Trust Company was ordered to lie on the table ns there was no evidence of a complianco with th Act requiring three months' notice. Messrs. Mullins, HaskoU and Richardson wer appointed a Committee of tinco to confer with th Sonato upon Hie ulooliotl of V. S. Sonators. Mr. Warley moved that tho resolution in rogar toJoffornon Davis he made tho Special Order o Friti:.;, at 1 P. M. On motion of Mr. Campbell, tho nonio cu iourned over to Friday, at Hi 31., on account of ti National Thnnksgi. iug. Few ..r no committees have as vet reported, on the mat tor before both Hoosos consists in boorin petitions and hills, and referring them to ti: proper coinm'ttees. Those will not report, unt next week, and the legislative proceedings ?ro no in embrj o. The members aro all present, and som anxiety is manifested to expedite mattera and rei dor the preg?n. BOSsJon a short one. This will at 1)0 difficult, as the oxira session transacted mai mattera that would havo hoon called up th month. It is understood that the Committee on Publ Printing will accent the oller of tho Carolinian ii public printing, that bid being much lower th? that of the Puccnix. No report will, howover, 1 made until noxt week. The position of Pub! Printer ia no sinecure, as there is on immon amount of work done daily aside from the Bi! ordered to ho printed. The United States Court met to-day at 10, in ti Chapel of the Hotel. Tho ca.o of tho Unit States vs. Jos. P. Glass was continuod to tho Ap term. Uosu... TIiob. Homphill and \Y. L. DoPa wero admitted as practicing attornoys in ti Court. The Grand Jury made thoir prosontmoi which referred principally to tho stato of the cou fry, Ac. Tho want ol a proper and bocoming pla to meet was doplorcd. CongrcBS hod made app: ?nations in 1...8 for both PostofDco and Coi louse, but these arc now obsolete, ond thoy bogg their revival. Tho presentment was quito abo and embraced no points-of public intercat. The Court of Appeals mot this morning, for I purpose ol' examining tho law studenta who h applied. The elr.sa was quito largo, and comprit of men of all ages, ono applicant boing a grai father and about sixty years old. By for the n jority, however, wore young men, who havo j graduated from collogi). Thoy wcro subjected t "very r'S'd. examination, but acquitted thcmsol' won, and merited tho approbation of the oxom ing board. Fiftv-ono low students wcro oxamii and thirly hi 'equity.- Eleven of theso w Charlostoninns. Budolph Soigling, W. J. Ga and O. L. Buist, Esqs., paaBcd in equity; Vi. Clancy, Julian Mitchell, vf. M. Muckonfuss and first three, gcntlomen oro old pffiotltionors. havo boon prevented heretofore by unfortuit bo extremely litigious in ordor to afford then a chanco for a living. Governor Orr has many arduous duties to ] form, and is often troubled with application different descriptions. Thone aro frequently < amusing, and one of this kind occurred this ning. Two individuals cf different boxcs crccdB wcro anxious to enter tho connubial b1 but neither wished to ho married according to other ritual than their own, and, as neither w yiold, tho marriage would havo boen postpone?: dofimtoly, if ?orno friouds had not Buggoatod Govornor. Ho woo appealed to in tho dilon aud kindly rcliovcd the. parties and restored 1 equanimity by making thom man and wife. I probably, tho only caso on record whoro a Gove was caliod upon to ofliciato in this capacity, tho nowly united pair doubtless appreciate it, will proudly tell their descendants that thoy married by a Govornor. CECI TlUini'l.i: _<*?*.I?IOHT8-llOW TO CON TROL? TI-EM. lb (he Editor of the Daily N'?tes: In ii previous nrticlo I pointed out that Charles ton, in clniming importaneo ns a soilport, could only niaintain huon n position by themobt o_trcmo commercial connections at lier coinnnind. Do volop her local trado to tlio utmost, (?Aunt 8 every available Diistriot, push lior lmsincss as far as pos sible, anil ntill thero remains ampio accommoda tions for HccIb of ships at her docks, long lines of raihoailH sccliing freights, hundred- of young mon aslting for employment along her husince.i thor oughfares I Charleston cannot?, must not, he content with only a local ha le, however much sim may dream of it, bul should seek also to concentrate over her railroad?*ti!id hy her ships tho enormous tonnago to and from those distant communities with which sho is now in daily communication. Memphis, Nashville Chattanooga, Atlanta, Augusta, Char ?otto and a score of other cities and towns, win bring then- produco and order return cargoes of supplies to the port of Charleston, if economy and their convenience aro consulted. Tho requirements arc simple-it is to do what o'.horo aro doing. The consignor at any interior point expects a ronsonablo rate-that is. a tariff of charges na low priced aa hy any other line. Ho wants dmpatch- tho hill of lading nmtst he drawn to consignco at final destination-no delays-no unnecessary breaking of hulk-no contingent ex penses. In truth, the consignor must know exact ly how much it costs and how long it will tako. These aro the conditions to bo compliod willi terms which other ports aro offoimg to secure this kind of business. Thoro are nt prcsont, however, two Borious drawbacks in Charleston to tho full de velopment of these important plans. First, aihnit what wo believe is now an ascertained fact, that all tho leading railroad interest:-, say from Charlotte, Atlanta, and other wostom points to Charleston, aro fully rc-oatahlished, thcro is, on tho part ol somo stcamrdiip owners, a desiro to obtain extrava gant froiglitH. forgetting that cheap hut remune rativo rates have crowded our wharvos with cotton, and that high priced charges will divest the stream of business to points, sinco a wiser management looks rathor to a steady business at fair rates than to a short-lived ono at double rates. Wo find no fault with ship owners if the}- havo ir view only this season; but if they look for a per manent establishment of thoir business, they should seo tho wisdom of keeping freights in the present current to Charleston. Rut if it be ascortainBd that such a policy is no1 appreciated, then the railroads interested musi unite in sustaining their own steamship hues. The Bccond great drawback is in tho fact that wc aro seemingly quite satisfiod with tho abused cus tom of transporting produco over hundreds o milos of railroads, solicitous at ovcry torminui that thoro shall be no delay, no breaking of bulk and whon the train arrives in Bight of tho ocean tho cars aro omptied two milos from tho docl where the produce is to bo sold and shipped. Thoso who have grown up under this Btupid hu sinosB regime aro disposed to accoptit as a mattoi of course, but the bnsinoss stronger looks on witl amazemont, and asks in vain for a BUitablo reosoi why. All this must be CHANQED. Tho cotton fron Memphis and Nashville, from Atlanta and Char lotto, must bo delivorod on the water's odgo in th? oiiginal cara in which it was stored at these die tant points, and tho -hips -'V??',*K ?>omo lnndod will Memphis and Nashville, with Atlanta and Chai lotto freights, must deliver them from their hatcb wayo to thoso same returning cars. Say what you picoso-how it afiocts this ?nteres and what would bo tho result in that case Charleston, if really in earnest, must bring tlia which makes her commerco to her wharvos, free c all thoso delays and expenses incident to the prcf ont systoni. When Charleston has established ratea to al pourra, and cara from tho Mississippi, Cumba land, Chatahoochcc, Savannah, Saluda, Eroac Catawba, Peo Deo and Capo Fear empty the' freights on her docks, she will have bogun a ne busincs? life, and" a now trado will como to hi from all thoso now distant quarters. "If it were done when 'twero dono. Then It wore well it were done quickly." OGRESS. WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC. AND SILVERWARE, JMS E. SPEAK, 335 KING-ST. Opposite Hasel, DE?CCRES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OP 1 FB-SNDB, AND THE PUBLIC 0_?__U__LY, TO HIS FINE STOCK OF GOOD .Which be has selected with great ca compih8ing. a fine assortment op WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WAR ALSO, FANCY ARTICLES, SUITABLE FOR TUB APPROACH-? HOLIDAY?. He would particularly call tho attention of thoso desiro to IMPROVE THEIR SIGHT To his Fino Aaaortmont of SOLD, SILVER, AND STEEL SPECTACI AMD EYE GLASSES, Which will be under tho upenlnl mipcrintondonco Mr. JOHN S. BIRD, Sr., Who it well known to tho ciUzons of this Stat city for his long experience In this branch, and woro I would be ploacod lo aoUcJt the vialU of tboM in nee X.. I Noyiunlx-r *? Uu ro ui od rt, ho ad led ul ia uftt o a von in icd ero Vor Da IA. it.v; ich rho and ona ap o of o to i all *er 3 of pery ovo and ato, i an ould lin tho ima, .hoir t ia, rnor and and _CLOTHING._ No. 35 BKOA? STREET AND EXAMINE A FINE LOT OF MELTONS AND HI MUM, SUITS OF WHICH WILT. BE MADE TO ORDER AT Forty Dollars. james Mccormick, November 27 MERCHANT TAILOR. RETAIL DEPiRTHEKT. Jiml Received, al the ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 300 Heavy Fancy Suits at-$10 100 Heavy Fancy Suits at- li 100 Cadet Mixed Fancy Suits at. 15 100 Oxford Mixed Suits at- 16 MAGULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER, NO. 270 KING, Corner of Hasel street. Charleston, S. C. November 27 ti OF CHARLESTON, ESTABLISHED IS 1 8 3 O, AT COMER OF EAST BAY AND QUEEN ST., AND NOW BE-OPENED AT NO. 219 KING STREET, WEST SIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF MARKET STREET, UNDER THE CARE OP THE SAME PRINCIPAL AND ASSISTANTS, HAVE RECEIVED DURING THE past week a larse iuvoicc of SEASONABLE CLOTHING, to fill up their Stool., and can nov offer to purchasers choice and at tractive styles of GARMENTS of al qualities. ALSO, BOYS' AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, THE DEST SUPPLY IN THE CITY. l18 HE, E. FURNISHING GOODS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PURE LAMBJ WOOL AND MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWER! THE TAILORING DEPARTMEN' well supplied with a variety of CLOTHS, BEAVERS, CASSIMERES, and VESTING. which can he made up under the si pervision of a first-class FRENC1 CUTTER, who is calculated to plea* every one that will favor us wit theil* orders. WM. MATTHIESSEN, AGENT, II. XV. -.icT_.IU_.OU9, Superintendent. Novon.bei-28 ret who DOllBAIJM & MENKR, J&cvvcn -??c:i&cvmac?)cv, MERCHANT TAILOR. No. 180 KI!.C4 STREET, THIRD DOOR ABOVE H0RLBECR7S ALLE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR NEW STOCK F Aid. AND WINTER GOODS, consisting of flnost FRENCH AND ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS, D( HKINH, end a fall variety of the neate.-.t and Intent ni patterns of CASHMERES, VELVETS, SILKS. _ Beaver and Esquimaux ClotliB, for Overcoats, and a supply of Medium Grado Cloths and Casslmcres for slncss Suits. They aro now prepared to moko up Gannet.... aa ch. ly us can bo dono In any Northern city, and flnlsho. tho latest and most ftuditonable styles, or In any stylo I may bo desired. ' They roepcctfully Invite their friends and the pub li coll and examino tho stock for tli-i.ini.ves. All order? will bo promptly executed and goed Ata prompt _or_iu___Uip ?will be guaranteed. itu3 1 November 10 stuthamo g1 ?and who d. DRY GOODS, ETC. SHIRTINGS, SIIKI'lTIMiS m IIBIIMilS. Cionkienments or the above aooDS, from ; the AuyiiHia Factory, Tor nie hy TAFT & HOWLAND. November 20 Untad IOW PRIOKD .CLOTHINO, BDITABLE FOB FREED? _ HEN, from $1 W> $10 n unit, to which wo invito tho altcnlkm ol' MarabMiUb ftaetoM nn?l Planton, EDWIN BATES & CO., November 7 :!0 No. 121 IIEEXQKI STltKI'T. PLANTATION WOOLLEN. KEBRF.YS, SATINI'TS, UI.ANKI'TS. FLANNELS and other bow WoottcnB, for i>l-.iuUition iib?', lor milo by EDWIN BATES St* CO., November 7 30 No. IM MEKTIMO BTREKT. JOHN ?S. PA-RLEX BUTLEDQE WILSON JOHN S. FAIRLEY & CO., Wholesale Deniers in FANCY GOODS, W??TI5 (?OODS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. INVITE THE ATl'&mON OF RETAIL MERCHANTS IN THE CITY ANO TII-OCUIIO?T THE COUN THY lo their completo assortment of tho above mention ed (?O'Hls, now bein;: opened at No. 37 HAYNE STREET, THE OLD STAND OF MESSRS. nYATT, MoBUBNK*i? ii CO. Theil" Stock haa beeu Relucted v. *._ great care and a thorough knowledge of tho wants of tho Southern peo ple, actju--ed during many years expericuco in business in this city. Our busbies? motto will be Quick Sales and Short Profits. OBDEBS WILL BIS CABEF?LLY AND PROMPTL? FILLED. JOHN S. FAIRLY & CO. Tho subscriber is particularly desirous of roncwinf business relations with tho customers of his old house MARSHALL, UUBGE k CO. J. S. FAIRLEY. October 4 _uio cl??ks7^hTwls: AND DRESS GOODS, SOUTHERN DRY GOODS HOUSE EPSTIN & ZEMANSKT 294 KINO- STREET, (ConicrlVcntwortli St.,) WOULD RESPECTFULLY CAL! the attention of the Ladies c Charleston and the country visitor to their large and choice stock c CLOAKS, ranging from four dollar each and upwards ; SHAWLS froi two dollars and fifty cents each an upwards; a nice lot of DUES GOODS, to suit the present scasoi at twenty cents per yard ; the bes quality of MERRIMAC PRINTS ii twenty cents per yard ; and all othc goods usually kept in a first-clas Dry Goods Store. A few flue BROCHA SHAWL? with scarlet centres, and a varict of other colors, at very low pricci A few line VELVET CLOAKS, < direct importation. The above Shawls and Cloaks ai of the best material and of the bei manufacture, and are suitable f< choice purposes. Will be sold i greatly reduced prices. Wo have received a choice sole tion of FANCY GOODS, suitable ft Holiday Presents. A call is respectfully solicited. EPSTIN & ZEMANSKT November l8 lino INSURANCE. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE 001IPAK Established 1845-21 years. ASSETS.90,000,01 Dividend (to tlic Insured) January, 1800, per cent, on premium. THIS IS A MUTUAL COMPANY, IN WHICH T insured aro tho only Stockholders, and rocclvo tin? prollta, tlins boln? INSURED AT COST ONLY. A credit In allowed in paymont of promlums, ti enabling ono to insure for n larger amount than ho < erwlBo could. Applications received on tho most favorable terms respect-fully solicited by THOMAS FROST, Agent, North AU-ntlo Whar November 10 -wfln :r. OF the oe .ylo tc, hill Bu It til lit 0 to 1 lilvldoude declared annually AND PAID IN Oh O. A. BOWEN, and Agent Air Charleatc i At Mew*. J-t-M Adger k Co.'*, corner East Day I Adgcx'soouth Wharf. tilth- November THE EQUITABLE life Assurance Sociel OF THE UNITED STATES. Established February, 1859. ASSETS.83,000,t mHE ASSURED PARTICIPATE IN THE PROF JL DI _MILLINERY, ETC. MILLINERY, CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS. MRS. ST WATTS, 271 King street. -o A L A It ? E AS80BTMENT OF BONNETS AND FLATS OF THE LATEST STYLES. ML.I10NS. VELVETS, FLOWEBS. AND FEATIIUS. DRESS GOODS. RICH MOIRE ANTIQUES, BUK AND COlfti SILKS, lT.EN.'U POI'I.INS, ..OMI. AZIM.. AIEJ.TN'OES. EMI .-KSK CLOTHS, HEPS, liAl.ETZ. ALPACAS, Delaines and SCOTCH PIAIEDS. WORSTED" GOODS BREAKFAST SHAWLS, SONTAOS, NUI51AR, CHILDREN S HOODS AND SACQUES. CORSETS. BRADLEYS HOOP SKIRTS, OE THE LATEST STYLES. -.> N. 1). CLOAKS oponed 1ITIS DAY, which she respectfully invitee the public to examine before pur chasing elsewhere. lmo November 1 RIBS. S. J_ "Emporium of Fashions," No. 263 King street, CHARLESTON, S. C. FRENCn MILLINERY AND ARTISTIC DRESS MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Ladies', Mi?.?..-' and Children's Dresses, Rasques, Sacks am: Cloaks cut by measurement, and a perfect fit guaranteed Trimmings and Patterns of tho latest Paris and Yort Fashions received every mouth, and sent to any part o tho country on receipt of tho amount. Send for circular. October 8 ?n_o FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING AND MILLT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. PAPER PATTERNS OF ALL THE LATEST STYLE OF CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, BASQUES. &c, furnlsl: ed at low rates. Miss E. J. BONNER, Broad-Btrect, Next cast of Mansion llouse. November I lmo DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. DRS. RAOUL & LYNAH Market and King Streets. ALFRED RAOUL, M. D.A. M. LYNAH, M. T ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FRESH AN] well selected stocks of _ DRUGS AND MEDICINES SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS PATENT MEDICINES TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES PERFUMERY, SOAPS COMBS, BRUSHES, &c, &c WliJcU tlioy offer to tho Public and tho XBASE in goi oral at Uto LOWEST CASH PRICES. Call and oxamin our stock. PRESCRIPTIONS Put up at all hourB, day and night, with the greatest euri _9_j- Country orders solicited. thstu November H A Treacherous and Deadly Foe f ty too. IT8. AU. and 20 PAIN AND NOISES IN THE HEAD. Dr. Norton's New Eemedi FOR CATARRH, AND MODE OP TREATMENT IS THE ACM OF PERFECTION. IT BREAKS UP THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE AT IT Fountain Hoad, and removes at ouoo all the wretche symptoms of this loathsomo malady, such as Pain in ti TcmplcB, Ol?cnsivo Discharges, Obstruction of tbo Breatl loft Tubes, Repulsivo Breath, Snapping Sounds in ti Ears, AhaonUMlndcdn.'Bs, Mental Duprcs.ion, DimncFsi Vision, Boro Throat, Hocking Cough; restores thq teni of Taste aud Smell, and permanently cures tho dls?aso i all its types, forms aud h tagea, with absolute cortainty. Tliis remedy and modo of treatment, Uko tho discus is peculiar. In consista of tho inhalation of harmless ! quids from the palm of tho band. Tho immediate reli it affords is alone wortb ten tunos the cost of tho rcm dies. Norton's Now PomplUet on Catarrh is ont. Inform ti on nover beforo published. Call at our nearest Agenu or send a stamp for it. Propared by GERRIT NORTON, No. 11 Ann-strc. Now York. Drs. RAOUL & LYNAH, CITY APOTHECARIES, November 1 tbstuGmo Agent for Charleston. PRATT & ..f ILSON BR0TDBR? WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND Manufacturing Chemists HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES,. TO THE 01d*I)rug House of Hartland, Stove: son & Co., N0. 23 HAYNE-STREET, CHARLESTON, B. C, ANDAR? PREPARED TO 8ELL AT MOST REASC ABLE RATES. Purchasers will do well to call. Novombor 14 lim I? . __|M___________?a__i____--_-__-__--____-__--l BOOTS AhD SHOES. F. CHRISTMAN, CHEAP BOOT A?ID SHOE STOR No. 359 King-street, * n i -. ' > < . _v ohohoe btrbet. YOU WILL FIND AT THE ABOVE ESTABLIg MENT a toll supply of Gent's, Hoys' and Youl BOOTS, SHOES. GAITERS AND SLIPPERS; L_d MIbbob'andCUlltlron'sCongrc-uUaaitoni; Poliah Bo. . JalnioralB, Bootees, Buskins old Slippers of every scriptlon; Gent's and Boys' Hats of ?11 kinds. The abovo Goods I am dotarmlnod to sell at the lo. possiblo price. My motto la quick nales and ui nc?l pro Giro me a coll and yon w9 )bo rewardod, October __0 etuUmoa CROCKERY, CHINA WARE, ETC WEBB & SAGE IIAVUVC* ADDED TO TIIBIR ALREADY FULL A COMPLETE .V-SOHTMr.NT OF BY DIRECT IMPORTATIOh1, ARE PREPARED TO 8UPPL- THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC AS IN F01tMl-.il -?-.AKS, AT NO. 5 HAYNE-ST. November ?1 lum MISCELLANEOUS. SPECIAL NOTICE" DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR. DR. GARDNER, [FORMERLY OF LONDON, ENGLAND-! OCULIST AND AUBIST, OPERATOR ON THE EYE AND EAR, EESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF Charleston and vicinity that ho will bo here again," at tbo Charleston Hotel, on Monday, December 17th, and romain until Saturday, tho'22d. Alter that time nu?.ihly. OFFICE HOURS FROM O A.M. TO O P. M" And can bo consulted on DEAFNESS, NOISE IN THE HEAD, CATARRH, DIBCIXARGES FROM THE EAR, SCALES EN THE EAR, ACCUMULATION OF WAX EN THE EAR, OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE, and all Acute or Chronic Discaaes of the EYE AND AIR PASSAGES. AKT1TICIAL EYES INSERTED "WITHOUT TAIN, AND PERFECTLY RESEMBLING THE NATURAL EYE. OPERATIONS FOR CATARACT, STRABISMUS ; on CROSS EYE, Artificial Pupil, &c., Skillfully performed, and all diseases of the ?Y? AND EAR treated, and ovcry operation in Aural and Opthal mio Surgery performed by DOCTOR GARDNER. Principal Office, 84 West 49tl st., I. T. /)_*-*. For reference, testimonials, Ac., 8ond for a CIRCULAR. \ C. >N E, IH li??' le?' stn, do rent Otc OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Tlio Louisville Journal Bays : " Thotestimon?ala which Dr. Gardner presents lo the public could nover liovo boen obtained, exeopt by tho display of great skill and learn ing lu his profession. One thing especially connncndablo in tho Doctor's practico is, that ho will not attempt an Incurable disease for tho sake of a fee, but frankly telle tho patient whether ho can bo curod or not. Wo cheer fully recommend Dr. (lardner to tho attention of all our friends who may be suffering from disease:! ol' Uio eyo and car. Tlio Richmond Times Bays : "We have no hesitation in saying that Dr. Gardner is tho most scientific and suc cessful eyo and oar Burgoon in thin country." Dr. Gardner's treatment of the oye and ear ia woudor ful.-Richmond Enquirer. Wo fuel jnstlflod in recommending Dr. Gardner t# thoso Buil'oring from diseases of tho ovo and coi-. [Ricliviond Whiff. Wo can safoly and cordially roconiniend Dr. Gardner, who will fulfill all ho undertake?*, to perform. {Baltimore Clipper. The Now Orleans True Delta tay* : "Wo con ?-ely recommend Dr. Gordnor as a successful operator on the oyo and car. Ho will not nndertuko to treat a caao unices a euro can bo effected. Tho wiiooling Register says : "Dr. Gardner is one of tho most successful Oculists and ?Vuriste in tho country. Wo odvlBO thoso Buffering from tho diseases of tlio eye and car to consult bim." Novombor 3 Cmo WM. B. RYAN, AIMEE?, AND COMMIS? AGENT, NO. 1 STATE STREET, NEXT NORTH OF BROAD, ATTENDS TO THE SALE AND POUCH ABE OF* Real Ka Uto and all kinds of Personal Property, at Auction or Private Solo; and also to Renting and Cofli-ct lng Renta of H onece. __ Novembern PHOTOGRAPHS! BARLOW. THE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THOROUGH- v* LY renovated and lit ted up tbo Old Star G-.llery, and ia prepared io Uko all kinds of PORTRAIT-. Ho 1?. thankful for paut patronage, and further eolici*- tv uharoof the trade. Ho has nlno Photographs of Confedera to (Jon- t ** orala, Ordinance of Bcoosslou, Vlowa Of City, Sum ter w*-*** other Fortifications, at wholesale and retail, at 8. E.*COR^, . NEK KING AND MARKET BTRKET8, Charle-ton, 8. 0.1? ? N. B.-Ane? Portrait? and Pictures onlarKod 'cn ?, >.' ohort notlco and In beet of stylo. The old price of Oar* * Pictures, $2 half dosen, and ti per dosen, will bo eon' I Unuod but ? short tune. ? NoYombori