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THE DAILY NEWS RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. OFFICE No. IS HA YNE-STREET. TERMS-TEE DAILY NEWS. PEICE (payable in ali cases IS ADVANCE), SK Doio-iss A YEAR ; Kore DOLLARS FOB SIX MONTHS ; I wo DOLLAT.S AND A QUARTER FOR TEBEE MONTHS. THE T?L-WEESLT >'EW>, PRICE (IS ADVANCE), THREE DOLLARS A YEAR ; Two DOLLARS FOE SIX MONTHS. No Subscription receival ior a less pe ? nod. Ko Paper sent unless the Cash accompanies tho order. No P tpar sent for a longer time tuan paid for. ADVERTISING BATIS-Fifteen c-nts u linc for the first insertion, ana tea cents a lino for each subsc :ot inr^rtion. 3Iarrii?0 and Funoral Noti:es ? one dollar e ?ta. LETTEUS should bc addressed to THE DAILY NEWS, No. "8 Haync-s roct. Ch feston, S. C. REJECTED MANU CRIPPS vrilUot bo re urned. TUE DAILY NEWS AT EIGHTEEN CENTS A WEEK. Persons who wish to subscribe for the DAILY NEWS by thc week, ca:i havo lhe:r paper; served to them regularly in any parc ol' thc city every morning by six o'clock. Mr. J. Silverstein, agent for tbo city delivery, will call upon such peisons end collect tho week \ price-eighteen cents. Orders leL at the periodical stores of Mr. C. C. Righter, Nos. 161 and SSS King-street, or at thc office of th DALLY NEWS, NO. 18 Ha\ nc-street, Will receive prompt attention. THE NEWS IS published every day in thc year except Sunday. NEWS SUMMARY. -In Liverpool cotton closed firm, at 7?d.; sales 15,000 bales. -Gold closed in New York yesterday at 85|. Cotton closed active and firmer; sales 3000 bales, at 15|c. -All the distilleries in New Orleans have been closed by order of tho Assessor of Inter? nal Revenue for investigation. -Mif s Richings, the woll l^nown vocalist, was married on Christmas day to M. Pierre Bernard, one of the tenors of the t. oupc. -Mr. Longman, who was shot by a negro in Washington city on Christmas day, diod on Saturday morning. Tho murderer is still at large. -Rev. H. C. Potter, formerly pastor of St. John's Church, Troy, has been tendered and accepted the pastorship of Grace Church in N9W ?ork, at a salary of $10,000 per annum. -Another great' bridge is about to bc pro? jected over-the Straits of Mess,na, Sicily, from Ponto Pezz : on the Calabrian coast. It is to have four spa:s ot 3281 feot each, elevated about 150 feet above tho water. -Among tho i-illed by tho ?oihoad accident at Angola was Charles Lobdell. associate editor of the La Crosse (Wisconsin) Democrat. Ho was on his way to Bridgeport, Conn., to bc married. -The Mobile papers mention tho loss, last week, of Captain Partridge, of the bi ig Paus? tina, and Captain Sogar, of the schooner Joo Segar, ia Pensacola Bay. They took a small boat for White Point, where t heir vessels were leading, and were not heard of afterward. -The Boston Journal statos that "Mi*. Chloe's friends" are determined, should they *iu>.,not carry the Chicago Convention with tho alttof the delegates fiom tho ten reconstructed '^H^JatoVt0j?-w't;?ci-raw> au 1 tu UiVe a ucw c011 ven>10T? at 3VLouis, which they can control. -The^i^iu^fLqn corrcipondoui cl'the New ?ork Tribune says thii.Goneral Grant has not raommend^d'a reduction cf thc regular army; on ib*lcanfcrary, he statedin W*-Comiiiumca tioa to the Committee on Military Affairs that he did not thin!: a reduot?ju of - the foroo at the present time at all advisable. -Dispatches fr. ni Italy represent the. preva? lence of much political agitation in the north;. ern and southern parts of that Kingdom; in. Piedmont, and also in Naples, the excitement', is dangerous, and tears ard eu'.crcamed that it ( nay culminate m a rising against tho Govern? ment. -The Papal Government offers to pay the interest due In Paris ou those Italian bonds which represent"tho old dobt of the Pontifical Eta.es annexed to tho Kingdom ot Italy. The Italian ^Parliament recently refused by a deci? sive vote to pay tho coupons ou the bonds re? ferred to. -The Union Leaguo at Montgomery is iu trouble. It has expeled ono John C. Keller, a leading Radical, for stealing money from ne? groes, inciting a war of races, and similar amusements, but John will not stay expelled, and claims taat his faction is tho simon pure League, and therefore expels tho others. "Wnen rogues tall out," &c. -lhere is in Euelantl what is called "Tho ?rooautical Society," of which the Duke of Argyle is President, and tho object of which is to promote tho navigation ol tho /Jr. A cir? cular hos just be.n issued announcing tho parpo je of the society to bold an exhibition in j May next of machinery and apparatus relating to this subject. -The order of General Ord, commanding the fourth military district, designating tho delegates elected to toe constitutional conven? tion of Mississippi, is published. This order ?tates that the total number of registered vo? ters at 139,827; total uumbcr of votes-oast, 7C 016; number of votes fora convemiou, C7,630>. number cast against a convention, 6277. -A c?lin? published iu the Richmond papers, signed by the tiding professional and busi? ness men of that city, ;->r a public mootiug hi adopt measures to encoui-see. immigration from abroad. Dr. Oliver, a goonian frjo Scotland, now m Yirsinia for thu pu>^c Cf ascertaining tho inducements lo euiigra?Sq from his country, will be present to give and : receive information. . -A special dispatch to the New Yotk Herald of Saturday last reports tnat in the lower counties of Southern Virginia outragea aro new being perpetrated by the negroes to an alarra? in g extent. Murder, arson and cattle slaying, are of frequent occurrence. The civil au? thorities are said to bo unable to afford protec? tion to the white inhabitants of those countius, while tbe military posts are too remote to bc of any essential service. -Mr. Norton s marvellous invention for d.s covering tho existence of water on tho m-;st arid land is attracting iintueuso a ttcutiou iu Paris, aud exporimouts aro daily made with it in the neighborhood of Paris. Thc Luipe/ur bas purchased the machine, aud personally ?uperittends thc experiments goiug ou in the park of St. Cloud. Tao instrument consists ol a long iron tub:, terminating ia a sharp pent, Which, forced into tho ground, has never faded within twenty-two minutes to bring wate:- to the surface. -There is to be a mocting in tho city of Sew York on the 22d of February of tho victim;! of tba despotic power which Stcretoiios Seward and Hunton wielded during tho war. Thia meeting will be large!* attended, as many Iiave already announcod their intention of being preeent. They embrace Governors of S.ntes, Senators, raombcr? of Congress, der ynien, doctora and lawyers', and tho Cunveutioo represent LS much intellect a? ever assembled in the United States Con<iess. Among those who will certaiuly bo present are Oov, Wi.ll, of New Jersey, Governors Lowe aud Pratt, of Mary kui!, Governor Morehead, General Blackwell, | a ucl Hon. James B. Clay, ai Kentucky, Hon. C. L. Valhudisham, ot* Ohio, Gecrpre W. Jones, D. A. M-ihony and Henry Clay Dean, of Iowa, Messrs. Milligan, Bowlen and Horsey, of Indi? ana, Algernon S.Sullivan and Janies A. Mc HiSiers. of New York, a number of clergymen and lawyers ol Missouri, besides hundreds of pr minent citizens of every State in which the tinkle ol Mr. Seward's boll could bo heard dur? ing the war. Every State from Maine to Cali? fornia (-.hose which formed the Confederacy excepted), will he represented. T ie conven? tion (frill not take any action whatever on the questixi of tiic next Presidency, but confino it-elt a :rict!y to the main object for which it has be in called-to assort tho supremacy of constitutional principles. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1868 HAPfr" NEW YEAR ! say we, to our friends and readers everywhere. THE DAILY NEWS, this miming, appears in a fresh and more attracive dress, and, although the propor? tions of our sheet are somewhat curtailed a step which the universal prostration of business and consequent diminution of ad? vertising has rendered expedient-we can pledge ourselves, in entering the new year, that there shall be no falling off, either in the anount or quality of the reading matter presented in our columns. On the contrary, encouraged by the generous spirit in which wr Ii ivo been, so fur, sustained, we shall redouble our efforts to make this journal, in e7cry particular that tends to give com? pleteness, variety and inrerest to a newspa? per, worthy the confidence and support of the k<o jrn public. The Dally Mews Rt ?mus Thanks. Those who strike ont for themselves a new path in any direction must be prepared to meet with both opposition and intoler? ance; and those are fortunate indeed, who lind that their efforts for the general good are appreciated by the whole of those whose favorable opinions are most to be desired, and that disapprobation is only to be found in tnose quarters where adverse feeling is not to be feared, and where it is wholly powerless for injury or harm. To this undeserved good-fortune the Pro? prietors of THE DAILT NEWS may justly prefer their claim. When they assumed control they received a cordial welcome, aqd the improvements and reforms which they have already carried out have elicited for them the most flattering commendations from every part of the country. ? Those who bad known the Proprietors in civil life gave them both encouragement and praise. Those who had labored with th' m as journalists in New York, in Mary latd, in Louisiana and in Virginia, predic? ted for them a prosperous career. Those wi o hud served with them, and fought with thom, in the armies of the Confederate States wished their old comrades a decisive vi-uory in the War of journalistic life. Their contemporaries in the Northern and Southern States, and in the country dis? tricts of South Carolina, extended to them, once and again, the heartiest assurances of their earnest and friendly sympathy. For these kind words and kinder thoughts the Proprietors of THE NEWS now return their thanks, and this they do especially to the country and district papers of this State. South Carolina journalists have always borne a high and enviable reputation, and this reputation was never better deserved t{?aa, it ?9 by those, who, in every District, Irom AbbjyiUe't?'York, ably represent the vants aud necessities, the hopes and the fears, of this beloved State. The Proprie > ors of TUE NEWS hiivo treasured up in their ?earts the remembrance of every gentle speech and generous phrase, aud they are fortified and strengthened in their firm re? solve to work only tor the weal ol the South md the welfare of this still undaunted peo? ple. From the public THE NEWS has received a substantial and remunerative support, and the Proprietors feel that their record in the pact and their conduct in the present are a suffisant sh ie! J against the shafts of malice, the venouvof prejudice, the specious croak? ing of ill-concealed dislike. To a generous public, lo all our friends, to all our kindly brethren of the press, the Proprietors of TUE DAILY NEWS wish, with all their hearts, a Happy New Year. The Buttlc-Koyiil Between Free Trade and Protection. The Lion and the Unicorn of nursery story have ceased to fight for the crown, pugilistic encounters no longer adorn the streets of every fashionable city, the boys have ceased to march, and at last the war, love ! is over. But Greek fights Turk, Abyssinian TUEOPORE holds the British in chancery, and, throughout the United States, ihe legions of fre9 trade fight the armies of protection. Every man demands freedom from taxation for himself, and a full dose cf fiscal medicine for all the rest of man kind. Whiskey and iron, tobacco and dry e,?>4s, ships und wooden clocks, ?oal and telescof-^ have entered the lists, and each branch ol' \t*4e, ia doing its best for itself by doing its worse for its neighbor. Manufacturers,-from, those who sell nut? meg? to those who build locomotives,_ mildly ask that their little tax ot fve per cent, may, like slavery, be abolished. Whiskey tells the tale of its medicinal uses, its powers for heating and cooling, tor inspii iug and cheering, for oblivion aud . death, lind cries out that it will not cheat thc government any longer if thc tax is but reduced. Tobacco smoothly murmurs that this tax upou smoke is a tax upon air, which is freest of the free iu thc lungs of the Amer? ican citizen. It points to its power for soothing and calming, vows that it is a pub lie benefactor, and promises Congress some home-made Begars of native cabbage leaf if the tax is only repealed. Philosophers write that the tax upon philosophical instruments is so high that the only stars they can see with plainness are those upun shoulders at Washington, und on the ice-ponds in winter. They complain that chronometers are wrong, that quadrants are inaccurate, that thermome? ters are unreliable, that science is going to the dogs;-all because of their fifteen per oent. tax. Locomotive makers growl that tko tax is more firmly rivetied (lian are their boilers, and that its continuance will cause tte whole fraternity to explode in a passion and blow up the government. Men ia the wool interest, nicu in the iron interest, meu in the We&ern interest, niuet at the capital and attack or support the measure under debate whatever it may be, not upon general principles but in view of j its presumed relations to particular placee or persons. King Co ton, however, stands upon his diguity and calls for a repeal of his pecu? liar tax for (he benefit and profit of the whole country. Thc pica is not on account of white moro than of black, not for the South more than for the North-it is only that now, for tho first time, the interests ol cotton and wool are identical and the same. How the f ght will close, the oldest in r-habitant does not know. Whether Lion will chase Uaicora all round the town; whether iron will beat longcloth; wheiher corn will be victorious over wooden nui megs; whether inoorne tax will whip heavy import duties; whether whiskey will over? come Pennsylvania coal; cannot now be said, but the contest will be a long one and I a hard one, and will not end until each interest learns that there is no natural in? compatibility between the prosperity of East, West, North and South, and that iron, cotton, wheat and wool may, like a band of big brothers, live and flourish together. In the meantime, the attention of law? makers, and law-breakers, is called to the advice given by an old legislator to his young successor : "My friend,"-said he,-"always vote for every appropriation of money that is asked for-that will gain you credit for lib? erality. Then vote against every tax bill that will make the peoplo believe you are anxious to shield them from taxation. So you will gain friends on all sides." Forney for I'enlanlsm. Mr. FORNEY is not satisfied with imagin? ing that he saw thc lovely watering places of Scotland in Bailing up the Mersey to Liverpool, or with his grand discovery that it was the present Emperor of tho French who caused the remains of NAPOLEON the First tobe removed from St. Helena to Paris. The one, as a freak of the mind, and the other, as a proof of stupendous Ignorance, would have been sufficient for any ordinary blockhead, but both will not satiate the craving appetite of tho double-dunce ol Washington and Philadelphia. Renown or notoriety he must and will have; and what cannot always be gained by learning, and merit, and an independent spirit, may be won by effrontery, shallow? ness and a mean and fawning soul. This is FORNEY'S consolation; and, while others arc only famous, infamous he shall bc. Many little amusements has Mr. FORNEY. Misrepresentation, garbling, moral obliqui? ty, scavengerian abuse, arc taken up in turn, and when Ritdical and anti-Radical are weary of the play, FORNEY takes a hand ii the round game of Fenianism. He has plans, forsooth, that will bring victory to Fenianism in lees time than THADDEUS STE VENS can frame a now supplementary bili; he has schemes that require no green flag?, no armies, no rifled gun, but whioh will snuff out the British candle as quickly as a guillotine might alice off the head of a re? fractory citoyen; he has tricks that go far beyond those of every monkey that ever was boru, from that of the lillie SAVOYARD to DE CHAILLU'S new monstrous gorilla. And there i9 one Fenian plot more wonderful, more magnificent, and mure absurd than man had ever before conceived, and that plot was born in the skull of foolish, fanatical FORNEY. This gallant stay-at-home suppressor ol the Southern rebellion recommends that the Fenians should land on the Isle ol Wight, and kidnap the Queen and her Court. He regrets that it has not been done before, and says it would be easy enough to run a light steamboat up the Solent and drop down upon Osborne House and its inhabitants. With a royal hostage in possession, "what a splendid bargain the Fenians could have made for Ireland-se? curing her independence at least, if not compensation for 'he miserable past." So FORNEY is a fool as well as a knave ! With no sincerity, no courage, no self-sac? rifice to offor his own couutry,-he becomes the oracle and adviser of a people who long for freedom. The advocate of white-slave? ry,-he professes to be the ohampion of the liberties of Ireland. Afraid himself to war upon men,-he couusois a gallant and chiv? alrous nation to war upon a widowed and brokeu-hearted woman. And FO?NET does not remember that the lime is past v ben the fortunes of England were held in on? single hand, and broken sceptres were the signs of ruined king? doms. Englund would still grow in wealth though she did lose her Qtuien ? The Iri^h could not compel their Saxon neighbors io grant them independence thougu FORNEY'S plan were successfully tried; avd they know, better than FORNEY,cau know, that no country ever won its liberty by doiag that which would set the prejudice of tht whole world aguiust it, and that no natiou of brave and heroic men, such as the Irish ure, would wish to avenge their national wrongs by waylaying and insultiug a wo man,-whether Queen or peasant, milk? maid or duchess, village belle or dame of high Ooaree. Soaking. PRIVAT K BOARD.- .TU LET A F CR KISUKD BOOM, with the c-,0 of a parlor, with or without board, in a privat o luiuiiy, where them arc no other boardeis. Apply ut Tills G :-T-ICE. Decemoer M EE DI O V A L-UOAROL\ <x-.MK - . A. TitA< Y having r-roovid her Boariiug Telab lishmont lrom No. 5a Church-street to No. 79 BBOAD sTRfctT, i? now pr epa: cd to mrnish Boori1, to u lim? ited number of .Ludio* and uienticmeu. '1-rui- mod? erate. December 14 BOA KD WAN TED.-A FRIVAVU FA? MILY, willing to bojrU another family, cou;i>t ics of biuLuuu, wiic, young lady, two children and nui BC, on reugunul io term?, will please adi.ress or call on LEONARD CilAPiN, No. 30 a yue-s.reet, and sute tarma uud ic cali ty. Three or tear rv JW* re? quired. December ll BOAUOl.VC:_EACELLICXT B O A IC li can bu ublum'-d, at reasonable rates, by apply* lug al No. LU KINO e>XBEB?, ono door nbove Bud ton utreet, neat the Citadel. The street Cars -i>asi tu? door every ten ministes. 3mo C'ciober7 TAUS VKbEtV VILLE ?iOC.VTAir?EEU 18 PUBLISHED EVERY TBUE3DAY, AT SI IO per year, m advance. Advertisements inserted at ustu l rates. G. E. ELFOBD, May m Editor and Proprietor, l?oiii? WANTED, POIt A PEW DAYS, THE eer-ices of a per-on competent to work "n Grover Baker's Sewing Machine. Apply at No. 59 C; 'MING-STREET, corner Bull-street January 1 1 WASTED,A MIDD uE-A G ED COL KED Woman as Ci LED'S N??St'. Must be re? commended. Appl. at No. 29 SMITH-Sl'RLET, t ear Montaauo. 1 January 1 TIT-ANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED AC T T COUNTANT an<l c,ool P nman, any einp'oy m-at that would occupy his attention io-a tew houia diily. Adarces SCRIBE, city Poatofflce. January 1 AG*, VI'S WANTED FUit 1 HE LIP it and Campaigns o, Gen. Robert E. uo, thc standard bioeraphy of tbe Great Chieftaiu. Its offi? cial character and rea ly sale, combined with an in? creased comm ssion, wake it thi hos. suoscriptiou book ever published. Send tor circula fl und s e our terms and a full description ol thc work. Ad? dress, National Publishing Company, Ai tau ta. Ga. December 27_?mus* Vl/HITE LABORERS WASTED.-10 0 VV WHITE LABORERS will bo required on the first of -I a nu a ry, to work on tbe property of tbe Charleston Miuing and Manufacturing Company. App.v at the Office of tuo Company, No. 60 Weut jrtu-strect, or at Ashley Pc ny, to CoL J' EPH I AT_S, Engineer in chargo. ART Ii CR H. LOO E, December 27 fmw3 _secretary. WANTED, WORK I-TWO STRONG and active men, juat arrived in Ch irleston from .Ne-.v Yolk, a d who are accustomed to hard labor, wish to get imm?diat . employweut. Address "LA? LOR," Daily Hews Office. C* December 26 WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, hoard in a privato family. Ono good sized room desired, lurnisbed or unfurnished, with? out tire or light-, Hoard per moutn not to exceed $50. Addres.- "290," at this Office. December 23_ WA \ i v i) TO HEM', WITHIN FIVE or eight minutes walk of the Postofflce, in a pleasant neighborhood, eitbet a small HOUsE or lour or ?ve KuuM^ in a large ono, with a sepa? rate apartment for a Kitchen. Kout not to be more than *350 or s400. Address "F. G.," care L. Chapiu jj co.. Ha>ne-8,r et_December li IA to 83UOO PER YEAH.--AN K>/uO\J\J AGENT is wanted in every town m tUuUuiou to make aud sellan ax.lele of daily con? sumption in every family. It is entirely new. Sale as permanent as Piour. Adoresa LOUIs COB Lii.MZ, Middleton, Md. Imo December 20 AUE-VT.- WA -TED KOK THE " LIFE OF JEFFEK80N DAVIS," by trank H. Al? mond, ot Richmond, formerly editor of the South urn Liter.try Mossonger. luis is a full and authen? tic history cl ihe Lue and Pubdc Services of the great Southern leader. Mr. A lrieud has enjoyed un? usual advantages in tho preparation of this work, us will be apparent to all on examination. Send for specimen pages and circulars, with terms. Ad?rese .NATIONAL PUBLISHlNli CO., Atlanta, Ga. November 29_-Imo? WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE, to sell the MAGIC GLEANSING CREAM. Sample doz., terms, show cards, etc., sent on receipt of ?2. D. CUMillNGS k CO , No. 12 South Marltot street, Doaton. November 25 Brnos ?0 lient. TO RENT, TH AT PINE BRICK DWEL? LING, No. 34 CH AL M E h S-oTKELT, opposite ti.e i ny Park, with six square rooms, pantry and dressing room, fine cistern, pump and outbuildings. Apply to B. MCINNES. January 1 _'_wim TO RENT, THAT DE SI KA BLE COTTAGE BUILDING, No. 2 Lamboll-street. with alt nec? essary outbmidinga, and a good well and cistern, inquire at No. 9 KTNO-SiREET. January 1 Wfm3 rpo RENT, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE JL >n Water-street, noar the battery, containing six square rooms, att es and basement. Apply to CLIFFORD k MATHEWES, No. 60 liroad-streec December 25 w2 TO RENT, THE HOUSE NO.6 WHARF* SIRE El, having six good room-, doublo piazza, kitchen in oatorcout, cistern, Ac, kc. Rent ?35 per mi nih. Appiy at EAST PoIN'l MiLL. Docemler 30 mws3* W. .V J. ROBB. TO l?E.'.?. TH Al BEAUTIFUL RESI? DENCE, No. 60 Cannon street, containing four squire rooms, dressing room and pantry, with double , lazza; gas lixcures throughout; stable, nay lott, uar na;<c house and smoke house, all complete. Also, one two-story UOUsE in the yard, containing lour square i oems. Possession given on the 1st Decem? ber. Apply on the PREMISES. Noveiu er 27 wim FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-TUE xHKEE SIORY BRICE HUI St., No. 33 Hasel kli-eeti newly painted both withiu and without, and newly aud Oi-cij- iim??ucd mahout. wiU be rout? ed to i tue next} ear ita reasonable rent io a satis? factory party. Apply by lotter to E. B.vTES, No. 124 Mee iLg-street 6_December 31 TO RENT, IWO OR TH KEE PLEAS? ANT southwest ROOMS, in a private family, near the Battery, wiih or without board. Also, a lew SINGLE GENTLEMEN received ats" per week. Apply at Tills OFFICE. 0' December 27 |\?J KENT, THE ?WATKIU.UO" HLAN X TATTON, situated on John's Island, immedi? ately on ihe Slouo River. It contains 4U0 acres first quality colton laud, 200 acres prime provision laud, und about 3u0 acres woodland, 14 negro houses, overseer's house. 2 cotton houses, bar J, and gm houso, all inwood order. For terms, Kc, apply u it c. MCFADDEN, buwtor, s. c., DIAAC W. URIM RALL, J..lin's Island, or to JAMES M. CALL WELL & buN, chariest ui, S. C. December 21 FUR RENT, PART OF A DELIGHT? FULLY SITUATED MANSION, in the south? western portion ol thc city, consisting of a suite oi three or four spacious rooms on tho hrs: floor, with kitchen aud servants' apar.wants. Terms mode? rate. A'j dress "A," Daily News Office. November 19 Copartnerships. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. TBE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIA? TED w.th him Mr. THOMAS S. O'B IEN, and hereafter the WHOLESALE GROCELY AND COM - Ul SION* BUcI.Ni.Ss, at No. 207 EAST BA? >TREi.T, win b>> conducted uuder the name and arm ot W. H. CHAFEE k CO. January 1_3_WM. H. CHAFEE. COPARTNERSHIP NOllCE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF T E DEATH OF AB D >TT B. WHIiE, tho firm of ALONZO J. WITHE ?: SON ls dissolved, i have this day taken titn copartner-hip my sou, BLAKE L. WHITE. The ausineas as BROKER . *.UCTiONbMtS AND COM? MISSION AGENTS oi the late hrin will bo continued inuor tho same name, \LONZu J WHITE .v .sON. Thc i atrouage of our Inonda aud tho pubhc is lolicitod. ALONZO J. WHITE. January 1 1 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. THE COPAK lNEHSHLP HISTING IN THIs CITY, under the firm OfBONAFONT K SALAS, 8 this day dissolved by mutual consent. The name >f tho firm will be used only in liquidation by eith< r warmer or Mr. R. SALAS, Attoruo . JO-E BONAFONT. December 31st, 18C7. F. P. SALAS. January 1 10 DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. THE COPARTNERSHIP OF LEE A- CO., TER? MINATES THIS DAY. by its own .imitation, HUi'sON LEE will continue the business and ar? range the afluir? of the firm. HUTTON LEE, January 1 4_A. M. LEE. DISSOLUTION. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST? ING uuder the name of DAWSON 4: BLACK? MAN, 13 tins day dissolved by imitation. Either primer will be found at the store to sl^r in liquida? ron. . JOS. DAWSON, JOS. BLACKMAN. ?>:nuary 1st, 18G8._January 1 BLIN <K RI' DUI L, CABLrgc MAKERS, DPHOLSTERERS. CARV? ERS, TURNER.> AND FRESCO PAINTER*, No. BO UARJCET-SIREET. M . H. BLLx having associated himself wllh Mr. \. REUOUL, Ji-gS leave to announce tonis friends and pat ron H tha\ they are prepared to exocute auv work ;n the abo?,. )lliei y^. UPHOLSTERING", i ABIN^I W/VKIfiG, and DECORATIVE WORK ot any descrlp'ion, dono v- ?hort notice. Mr. KtBO?L bemg MfcescO Decorator, is prepar ed lo decorate Wulla, CenTi^ tc> Designs ot Fresco Work luriiisLed. imw uq03 December 27 ?ost onb j??tt?. CITRATED INTO MY FAR^ "sj XHK ? King-street Road, No. 743, corner ^ Lowndes'' Avenus, a COW, woich the e wuer can ha.j Dy proV. m? properly und paying oxpouses. M. <'fc\REN. ucauary 1 3* DOG LOST.-A SMALL WHITE POOL- v with gilt chain about his neck, with own? ^ n me attichod. A suitable reward will bo paid fa | his re turu to E. BATES, No. 13 B?selo acct. Deeoiuber 31 I LOST. THURSDAY AFTERNOON,SOME? WHERE on Kiuu. Liberty or Broad streets, a small MUSAIC LDoOCH, containing.he figure of a bird on a black grouud. A suitable reward will be paid for is rotula to No. 99 RROAD-sTREET. D cember 28 S LOST, ON THE CARS BETWEEN King-ville and fuie cly, a BED RU3>1A LEA? THER PuiiT.MONN.iE., containing ?25 m money and a free ticket on the road in Ihe name ot Miss Hoffman. Any cue finding the same will be suitably rewarded by leaving it ut THIS OFFICE. December ie (??ncotioit?l. THU EXERCISES OF MISS E. C. SIMONS' SCHOOL WTLL BE BE* i-UALED To-Morroio, 2d inst., at her residence, jiary-stieet, near Aassau. J.muary 1 1 ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, MATHEMATIC t'AL AND FRtNCH SOHOOL. TUE EXERCISES OF THE SUBSCRIBER'S SCHOOL will be resumed To~Morrow, tho 2.1 of j January, at No. 103 WENTWOBTH-S BEET. January 1 1* JOStPH T. CALDWELL. MISS ?Tl. LIA V. ROACH WILL RESUME I HE EXERCISES OF HER School un Thursday, Jauuary 2d, at No. 13 SOCIETY.JTREET._1*_January 1 THE EXERCISES OF MISS MAB y E. GBAY'S SCHOOL, NO. 30 Society-street, between Meeting and Anson sujets, will be ?esumed un Thursday, the 2d instant January 1 2 ENGLISH, FRENCH, CLASSICAL, A.M) I MAYHEM ATICA L SCHOOL, No. U0 BULL-STBEET. THE FXEBCI3ES OF ?HE SUBSCRIBERS SCHOOL will be resumed i D. V.) Monday, 6th Ja .uary. A-, there are a fow vacancies, application shoi-Jd be made at once. Jauuaiy 1 ws2 W. H. TARRANT, M. D. AIRS. HOPSON Pl NC K. NE Y WILL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF HEB SCHOOL for Young Ladies on Monday, Janu? ary 6th, at Nu. 6 AIKEN'S BOW. December 30 mwf3 KITLEUGE AVE\LE SEMINARY, REV. D. X. LA FAR Principal. THE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTE WILL BE BESUMUD on Thursday, 2d January, ac the -xOBTHWE.-T CORNER OE CALHOi N-STBELT ANO nUTLfcuGfc AVENUE. 2 December al SCHOOL NOTICE. rrvHE EXERCISES OF OUR SCHOOL WILL BE J. BE-Ulli'D on the 2d of January. Boys are prepared for the Junior Class ot any of our Colleges, ur tor business, drench taught Terms very mode? rate. No extra charges. Wt take boardors. JOSEPH B. SEABBOOK. December 30 3* WILLIAM SEABROOK. HIGH SCHOOL. OF CHARLESTON. THE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE BEaUMED on Monday, January 6th. instruction giveu lu Latin, On-ok, French, Ger? man, Mathematics, und the higher branches ot Eng? iran. Terms of Tniticn, $10 par quarter, payable in ad? vanee. No extra charge for French, German or Stationer). W. R. KINGMAN, December 30 7 Principal CLASSICAL., MATHEMATICA!., ENG? LISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL, No. 82 WENT WORTH-STREET. ATIHEFULL COUBsE OF STUDY IN THIsSCHOOL I wul be comprehensive, and is intended lo occu? py six years, i up?s commencing at the age of ten. ur, ii older and piepared. Joining an advanced class, and coi nulling until sixteen, wiU be flited to enter advantageously any of our colleges or Univetsitiea. ihoee who may wish to dispense with the Classics, will be instructed m the high r branch?e of English, Natural Sciences, and Mathematics. French will be a common study, lu both departments, and will con? tinue from tho boglnning to ihe end ot tho Courso. The Exercises oi thu Institution will be resumed on Thursday, January 3d, when a class of beginners m Latin will be formed. A few Boys will be received aa boarders in the taraily. HE.xB? M. BRUNS, december 28 7 Principia. .MUHT SCHOOL ! NIGHT SCHOOL t ANbON-ST., NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURICNS-ST. rp HE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITH. aiETIO, WRITING, BEADING. G ERMAN and ENG LIS H GRAMMAR are from 7 to 9 o'clock P. M. Terms-$2 per month in advance. Book-keeping charged extra. C. H. BEBQMANN. December 2 KING'S MOT. TAIN .MILITARY SCHCOL, YORK VILLE, S. C. THE FIRST SESSION OF 18G8 WILL BEGIN ON the first ol February, aud end on the first uf July/< TEEMS-For School expenses, i. e., Tuition, Books, stationery, ?tc, Boarding, Lights, Fuel and Washing, ?110 in specie, or the equivalent, per session, paya* ble in advance. Circular containing full information may bo seen at thia Office, or procured from colonel A. COWARD, Surviving Principal and Proprietor. December 18_wftnl8 v. Di; CATION AL ESTABLISHMENT v or REV. DR. MYERS, Corner Coming and. Ball Street*. fJHE COURSE OF STUDIES PURSUED AT TH: above named Institution embraces such br inches as aro calculated to impart a sound and complote education, by means of which pupils are fitted for cither a college or business career. Terms moderate, and every attention bestowed towards promoting thc advancement of those attend? ing the Academy. For further particulars, apply tt THE INSTITU? TION. mwi6 December 30 REMOVAL. WC. BEE & CO. HAVE IM.MOVED THEIR . OFFICE to AUGER'S NORTH WHiBF. Lc bom ber 31_2_ REMOVAL. /TULE UNDERSIGNED BEGS IO ANNOUNCE TO J. his patrona and the brad o generally that he h.is remove J his stock of boots, Shoej and Trunks from No. Ul MEE 11.Vj-s'i R^.-X to that spacious Ware? house NO. -9 H A i NE-STREE! (i-igu of the big Boot), where ho will bo happy to groat bis oustomers a<i usuaL EDWARD DALY, Agent. December 23 D7>N*TFAIIi TO TR Y THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANI*IN'S HE? PATIC BITTERS, an unlaUiug remedy for all Dis? eases of tho Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists._ DON'T FAIL TO i RY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE? PATIC RUTERS, an unfailing lemedy for aU Dis cased ot the Digestive Organs and (ho Liver. For sale by all Druugl6ts. DON'T FAIL TO TRY" THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHEBN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE PA HO Bl! J EES, au unfailing remedy for all Dis? eases of the Digestive Organs and tho liver. For sale by all Druggists. DO VT KAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE? PATIC BITTERS, an uufuiling remedy for all Dis? eases of the Digestivo Organs and the Liver. 1 sule oy all Druggist?. T"\ON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA XJ TED SOUTHERN IONIO, PANKNIN'S HE? PA! IC BITTERS, au unfaUiog remedy for all Dis? eases ol the Digestive Oigaus and the Liver. For sale by ali Druggists. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHEBN IONIC, PANKNIN'S HE* PA TIC BITTERS, ao untailiag rouiedy lor ?ll Dis eased ol the Digestive Organs and tho Liver. For sale by all Druggists. DON'T FAIL TO i HY THE CE LEU H A- \ TED SOUTHERN TONIC. PANKNIN'S UK* (, PATIO BITTERS, un uuiaiRug remedy for all Dis \ cases of the Digestive organs aud tu? Liv?r. For t sale by all Druggists. DON'T FAIL TO TU Y THE CE LE HU V TED SOUTHEBN TONIO. PANUNI N's? MS. PA'XIO BITTE Its. au uulalimg nunud;' fur all 1U> cases of tho Digestivo Organs and th? Uv*. lVr sale by all Dru;igi-tB DON'T KAIL TUTU. TUE CK;.K n K V TED bOUTHEUN TOMO. PANKNIN'S HE? PATIC BITTERS, an unfailing unusiy for wi Din easi3 ol thc Digestive Orneus mut tut> l.lv*r. Fox sale by all Ditigulos. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE I EL KU H A TED SOU 1 HERN IONIO, IWNKNIN'S 11? P.iTIC BITTERS, aa uarailiag MUudj f.ira'J Dis? tases ot tho Digestivo organs and tlio Um. J! or ile by all Drin/bist*. LON'T PAIL TU TRY THECELEBUA i; xEn SOUTHERN TONIO, P NKNIN'S HE PAlICo HERS, an uufulUug ruiuo.iy for all Dis? eases of K0 Digeet-.tro organs and ihe Liver. For sale by au->rU(?1,1pt9- ly*. November 37 TUE .uax't'ER WATCHMAN IS PUBLIbHEi. EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT 8lN* TER. MXjlby-rLBERT i FLOWUiS, Proprle* tux , at FOUR DU La ijj j p^r anuum, invariably in ad va c e. Advertisements Insert,.- at usual rates. Every style ol Job Pn??:n>- executed in th? tea', cst style and greatest -U*p ? . u-, Seproauu 60 CHARLESTON.'T^?jGRAPHICAL SO" CIETYA THE ANNIVERSARY 3?TTNG OF TBJ?80' CIETE will ts.se p'aJ*TW? AftervpcfUfr* o'clock, st their usuil plaeJT asgemclage. fw By order of the FiesidocM January!_\t_ 1 LANDMARK LODGE, >o. 76, A...'B,.,.M**' ABEOULAR COMMUNICATION OF 1HIS Lojgo w?l be held This &*ning, at Relock, at the Masonic Hall. Members ynd candid*?* wU1 govorn taemsclves accordingly. \ By order of tho W.-. M.*. \ ? ' W. m PBIOLEAU, Jannaryl_l 1 becrftary. HOMEITEAB BUILDING AJDLOAS AS SoOIATIuN. '. rE MONTHLY MEETING OF TH?? ASSOCIA? TION' will l>e held at Masonic HallY*" ino, Jansary 1st, at bali-paat 7 o'clock. T> T1**" surer wiD be at Ids office, No. 187 Meeting-street, da? ring tho day, to receive the dues from stockholder3' and at tl? Hali in the evening. i . JOSEPH WHTLDEN, Jannaryl_1 Secretary and Treasurer. S AVAS NAH AND CHARLESTON BAtt* BOAT) COMPANY. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKfiOLD J. EES of the Savannah and charleston Railroad Company w?lconvene in Charleston, S c., on the second Wednuday In January, 1868, being Oe 8th day di the month, at 13 M. A statement ol its affairs will be exhibited, and an olecbon will take place for a Board of Directer" to serve the en ulna year. Place of meeting, the Hall of the Planter*' and Mechanics' Baas, Bast Bay. A Committee to verify proxies will meet at io A: M. The Transfer Books will be cloded on the 34th ID st Attention ls hereby called tb an extract from the By-Lawa: "No Stockholder who has not paid all the; men's on nia .-?tock shall be entitled to t same, 0! receive dividends upon lt, or1 meetings of the Company." X. W. FISHER, nj-Savannah R?publican and News ?nd will copy, and send billa io the office of'oe :' and charleston Railroad Company. December 18 _fix Sale. F~ ?B SALB, V Alic AB LE BUIL^INO LOT on Rutledgo Avenue, west eidy Far terms apply to EL. BABEE, Jannaryl_wfm6 Na 141 taut Bay. 171UR SALK, A VALUABLES VA Bit OF . 161 acrc3, on the South Carolina Raimad, 13 miles from Charleston. It is suitable for a attic or? dalry farm. It is In the vicinity of the bed rip hos phate lime recently discovered on the Aahle^j?sj^ and would be Valuable to that busmen as a S^cunar r- a ort for those who superintend VkTidm 65g im mediately on the railroad, would prove coagulant going to and irom Charleston. Apply to PEEB?CLEAR tc HALSEY, Westend Montague-stree. December 31 Imo Charleston, 8. C ANDS?ME ROSEWOOD PLANO FOR SALE.-For ^ale, a st. ven-oe ta ve PIANO, n<arly new. W?1 be sold low. Apply at Na ll KNG s i REEr, where it can bo seen. December 27_ frew ALUAJBLE VEUBTABLE V?MM NINETEEN miles from Charleston, on the Sute Road, ono and a halt miles from Mt Holy on the Northeastern Railroad, containing 260 acias of cleared new land, flt for long or short cotton, rice, and vegetables for an early market; all under new and substantial lences; aliD a large pastare for ral i lng Block, under good substantial fences. For terms, apply at C. P. PuPPLNHEIM'S Ptfd ware Store, No. 417 King-street. Docemoex 27_fmwS* rPUBLISHERS AND JOURNALISTS.' A large amount of TYPE and JOB MATERIAL for sale, in lots to suit purchasers. Terms reason? able, and caab. Also, a fine HAND JPREot?, price 1260; an Adams' Power Press, price 91500; and a Card Press, price 9100. Apply to F. G. D ri" ON TAU E, Columbia, a. C. December 7 SBA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON AND RICE PLANTATIONS. FARMS and CITY PROPERTY of all kinds for SALE and LEASE by CLIFFORD tl MA IHE WES, Real Estate Agents, No. 66 Broad a trot. November 9 anice Commission ?taljants. JO?I^HT?IUL?BLE^, ~"~ . COMMISSION MERCHANT, BOYCE di CO'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. Januar}' 1 "l talus' * ILLIS .St CHISOLM, * ^ FACTORS, COMMISSION MIIBOHA?ITO, f4*] AND SHIPPING AGENTS, WILL AT LEN I) TO THE P0R0HASE, SALE AbD Siiix Mh.M ito Foreign and Domestlo Ports) if JO IT ON, RI CE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STOEES. ATLANTIC WHARP, CHARLESTON, B. C. e. (VILLIS.A. B. uHloOLJl kletettsf>a<! E. AI. MARSHALL d? BROTHER, AUCTIONEERS, SEAL ESTATE AGENTS, BROKER?, No. 83 BROAD-STREET. REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, Ac., BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION; LOANS NEGOTIATED; PROPERTY LEASED. -83"- Auction of HOBBES, FURNITURE, ?c., every W?diu*day._October 19 ILL I AM H. UlLLILAND ?fe SON, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS ans COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICE No. 88 HAYNE-STREET, acuo-uHJur r SutuiiflS Jnstitnto. FREE?MAK'S S?VIK6S MD I1DSI?0UJ No. 9 STATE-STREET. MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEFORE THE 30th January, 1868, w?l be-entitlsd to interest is rrom January lat NATHAN RITTER, Cashier. Lee em ber 24 30 NATION ? ?-. PRHEDMAN'3 SA'^OS ANO TRUST COMPANY. :HARTERED BY ACT OF CONGRESS. No. 9 STATE-STREET. JEPOSITS CAN ALWAYS BE WITHDRAWN RTTHOCT NOl ICE. Deposits of Specie are repaid a. specie. AU other Deposits are repaid m "Green aack*" or Na;ionai Bank Bills. NATHAN RIP TER. December 24 Imo Cashier. /urnitarf. pURMTURE, FURNITURE. READ FOR YOUR INTEREST, PRICES REDUCED. SAVE YOUR MONEY UNTIL YOU REACH THE ou th weat comer of Meeting and Wentworth-streets, vuore K. wu TTE wilt sell yon Just sack FUR UiUUH us \ou want, from a CRADLE to a TU .vis EH or' PARLOR BET, at prices that have .lenard many others, are pleasing every day, and so hey will rou. Evti y il, lug warranted as represented. Bair, Clotli, and Yarn.eh cheap to the trade. Don't be kept away, and don't leave if others are ?toro you; you will get your torn. R. WHITE'S FURNITURE WAREBOOMS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OP I?ETHrO AND WENTWORTH STREETS. December 4_Imo pilOsT, BLACK & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE, Of every variety. Xo. TS BOWERY, NEAR CANAL-8THEF.?, NEW YORK. TEAMB0AI3, HOTELS AND PU8LI0 BUILDINGS FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. AU Goode purchased of our House |uaraattsd as gpresented. . w. roora, ilyssa macs. ozo. SSTPXB. October ii 9an% LIVERPOOL SALT AFLOAT. 1 OXfi A SACKS UV BPOOL SALT JUST ??O\J\J reoelved per "KJellestadt." For sale by ROBE?T MUEE 4 CO.. January 1_6_Boyce'? Wharf BACON STRIPS, HAH*, SIDES, SHOUTERS AND PORK. . QA A A POUNDS CHOICE AND Sal ALL HZED Ol/UV NEWYOdK ^G*R CUBED STRIPS 10 b?rrela Choice and Small Sized New York Sugar . ured barns 16 Wida. Prime Sbonldera 16 bhda. Frime Sides 20 hhds. Shoulders and SI les-LOW PBIOED 25 barrels Meas Pork. Dinding, and ia store, tad for sale by LAUREY a ALhXANDER, December 81 a _No. 18T East Bay. PRIME WHITE N??TK CARO' LIMA COBS. Q?fifl -W9HEL9 PRIME WHITE NOBTH ?OUU OAROIJNi COBN, cargo schooner Joseph Allen. tot sale by JNO. CAMP3EN ft CO., Nu. 14 Muket-street, oppoaite State-street December 30 9 ??W MACKEREL, CODFISH AND HER ISINGS, OW CON SIGN KLENT, 1 OA BBL*. HALF 3D LS. AND EUS, HO. 1 IOU 00 obit, hali and bbls. No. a 60 bbla. half and bois. No. 8 0 boxes Codfl.-h . 400 boxes a. C. Herring?. GEO. W. WILLIAMS ft 00. December 2T_ ftaw8 GUNNY CLOTH 1 GUNN! CLOTH} * C\ BALE!) EXTRA HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, 011 landing this day, and for sale by ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO., No. SOI East tay, December 31 3 Corner of cumberland ?street, BALE ROPE, BAGGING AND TWINE, Fm SALI: IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, br the Manuluc tarer H. CL CO CS, No. 67 Pine street, New York, September 24_ 4mo ' SHINGLESl SHINGLES! ISA AAA KO. 1 CYPRESS S BINOLES, AOU.UUU for aale low for ca*h by " C. J. 8CHLHP5QRLXL, December 30 3? Igtween King and St PhUlp. LEAF] TOBACCO. (Hfe?-^iffT?^ CASES OLD FLORIDA LEAF I el TOBACCO, to be sold iiacomm juion, by th? lot or by thu case, ALBO, Always or hand aU kinds of LEAF TOBACCO tad good aMOBTNG S?QABd, from $17 per M. and up? wards, by O. MADSEN No. 66 Society-street near King. December 81 8* NEW TORE AND LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE. XtXCHANOE ON NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, VJ for sale in sums to sn t pn eba era, by GEO. W. WILTJA liH & CO. December 20 fmwlmo JilVtRPouL SALT. O A Ai l SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, IN SPLEN ?uUU DID order. Foi sale by Decorate* 20 fmw6 ROB!'. MUBE ft CO. SCOTCH ALES. mENNENT'8 ANDBEBNABD'd DOUBLE STRONG _L AMD PALE AiiEb, in bond and in store. For Baie by ROBT. MURE ft CO., December 20 fmwfl Boyce ft Co.'a Wharf. "DUNDEE IB?CGI?G. ~f\ BiJLiKS SUPERIOR EXT na HEAV? DUN. OU D;i?. BAGGING, 2X lb? to the yard. For sale by uodT. M?nE * CO., Deoemtier 20 fmw6 Bokoes ft Oo.'s Wharf. ~PfiTATO FERTILIZER. rE WANDO FcRTILUZER COMPANY HAVE on hand aadfor sale, a lertihzer lor the potato, pea, ?nd boan crops. Price $.0 ?.er ion. WM. c. DUKES ft CO., December 30 mwl6 Age ute. ? lostness Cards. AUCTIONEER AND INSURANCE AGENT, BBOAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. January 1_4 Jg lu. BARRE, HaJkL ESTATE, STOCK AND EXCHANGE BRO? KER, Na 141 East Bay, January 1_3mo JOHN B. TOGM, No. 123 HEETTNG-STBEET, WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL DEALER IN HAVANA AND DOMESTIC BEGA ES. Fine Chewing and Smok? mg Tobacco, Genuine Meerschaum and Briarwood Pipes, West India and Domestic Fruit Fren oh Con? fectionery, and Jellies, Preserves-In Jsrj and Cans; Nuts, French Fancy Boxes, Malaga Grapes. A fun supply of WILLOW BASKETS, ftc,, ftc. Country orders promptly attended to. December 3 Imo Yy E MARSHALL, SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING SALOON, No. 81 Broad-street, (Up Stain), CHARLESTON, S. C. December 6 1?"0* gets toll Cops. J| EATS, CAPS A\D FURS. M TEMPLE OF FASHION ! TUST RECEIVED, THE LARGEST AND MOST ?I COMPLETE STOCK OE HATS, CAPS AND FURS, OF K VERY DESCRIPTION, Aad at prises that win compete with any other house la tba city. C. H. JOHNSON, December 9 Imo No. 269 KING-STREET. Q H A H L E ? 1 O 1 HOTEL CHARLESTON, S. C., C. A. BULLER.Cushier. ?I. P. HORBACH.Superintendent. October 17_ g SWANDALE, ? PROPBEETOB OB THE M\ N sj: ON HOUSE, GBEE&VILLE, S. C. Jone 8 _ g T. J A HKS H O ? t L , NEW ORLEANS. FBOPBXETOB8: . WM, A HURD.Of New Orleans. W. F. CORKERY...01 Spottswood Hotel, MdaS-tL Telegraph and Bailrcad Offices ?-Rotunda of HoiaL Jane 17_ ""s^, ^IbLIAM IRVIN, PB0PBOT0B OF TSE PALMETTO HOUSE, 8PABTA5BUBG, 8. C. December 3 THE irjLU HENCE UASJET? PUBLlsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT _rfr^ B-c-i offers au excellent me Merchants aad ethers who wish to catena bustaessin tb. fr? ^ t9Um ^ ft, 8biM, ???mi?stBgtfliy rfiiwBW.e, fsfteaba