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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON cc CO., PROPRIETORS. OFFICE No. 119 EAST BAY. '.?KBMS-IHJB DAILY NEWS, PRICE ; (payable lu all cases IN AD /ANCE). Sis DOLLARS A YEAR ; THESE DOLLABS FOB Sn MONTHS ; Two DOLLABS FOB THREE MONTHS. ?HE TRI-WEEELY NEWS, PRICE (IN ADVANCE), Inn DOLLARS A YKAB ; Two DOLLARS FOB SE MONTHS. NO Subscription received tor a less pe? riod. So Paper sent unless the Cash accompanies the order. Fo Paper sent fora longer time than paid for. ADVERTISING RATES-Fifteen ceDts a linc for the .first Insertion, and ten cents a line for each subsc? ript insertion. Marriage and Funeral Notices one dollar ouch. GETTERS should be addressed to THE DAILY NEWS, No. 149 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. REJECTED MANUSCRIPTS will pot be returned. NEWS SU M M AK Y. -o -Gold clo6ed weak in New York yesterday, at3Lj.i34*c. -Tbe New York cotton market was a shade ower; sales 1900 bales, at 24?a24j?c. -At Liverpool, cotton closed with a down? ward tendency; middling uplands lld. Orleans Hid.; sales 10,000 bales. Yarns and fabrics dull. -London has a Mormon Church with ono thousand members. -The New England hoiring fishery is said - to be prosperous. -The Journal anti the Courier, ot Louis? ville, Ky., have been consolidated. -Tho murderese, Kate Johnson, has been sentenced,?D Boston, to be hung on tho 18th .vOf December. . -St. Louis County, Mo., which gave General f Grant a majority of 2698, decided against col? ored suffrage by amsjorily of 10,735. -The Hebrew Sjnagoguc at Indianapolis, '?i coating twenty-five thousand dellars, was dedi ' cated on Friday with appropriato and impres? sive c?r?monie?. -It is cool :n thc New York Times to declare .that ii tho rejection of tho electoral votes of Louisiana and Georgia was necessary to secure General Gran;"B ?lection, the Senate would rc S ect them. -A number of papers have placed thc name .of Andrew Johnson at thc head of their .columns as the cai didalo tor next Governor of Tennessee. It is said lhat Mi-. Johnson will accept the Democratic nomination, and thero ?? s ??tlc doubt that he will re?oive it. -It ia begun io b2 charged that tho Union Pac'fic KaiiiOad is boing built with marvellous rapidity, not ip accordance with the rcquirc "mcnts of the ccts of Cougrfss, bu. simply to ' rea? z?. as speedily as possible, thc govoru ; mont subsidy, and that the road is very inconi . plete, thc bridges slight and insecure, &c. - A German in New Albany, Indiana, has .what he calls, a "dumpling clock" in his win dow. On its top is a fat and jolly-looking -Cent?n, who holds a folk in his hand. By an ingenious contrivance the fork, at tho end ol ?ach minute, dips into a dish of dumplings, carries one of them to the mouth of thc Teu? ton, who swallows it with a choking gurgle and .. a queer nwtion of his glass eyes. -A recent medical writer states that the ? "thc vices of tho American- character may be briefly summed up as follows: 1st. Au inordi? nate passion for riches. 2d. Overwork of mind and body in the pursuit of business. 3d. ? Undue hurry und excitement in all the affairs of life. ' 4tb. Intemperance in ealing, drinking and smoking. 5th. A general disregard of the . -4rae laws of life and health. -A recent number of tbe Columbus, Miss., Index contained an apology for a typographical blunder, which, it said, had spoiled "ono of the finest sentences in our editorial." lt then gave the corrected reading, which shows us what is regarded os a fine sentence in the In - -dex office: "The inane drippings from thc maudlin tongue of Ulysses the Lucky." -An Irishman in New York was required to produce his certificate of citizen-hip. He ?e - tired in anger, and altera time reappeared, -bearing upon his back a house door, ou which N-was pasted, all too securely, tho required pa? per. This he set down before tho astonished j ttdge, Tltli the remark, "An* will that plazo yeti" -Wendell Phillips ia urging on to extreme "measures. He demands an impeachment of President Johm-on, the removal of the present United States officers in New Orleans, the re? instatement of General Sheridan in that city, -tho "revision and amondmont" of the recon? struction laws, and thc recognition of the right of the colored population to voto and hold ofiBce everywhere. And hodeclares that '"it is not within the power of Genoral (.rant, if it be his disposition, to materially obstruct .the progress of Radical reformation in national politics. ' ? -The Memphis Avalanche declares that "thc .efforts of detectives have developed, beyond .possibility of a doubt, that the assassination of General Hindman was planned in Little Bock by leading Radicals, end executed by their orders. - The assassin was a white man, twho was paid eight hundred dollars for the .transaction. He lett Little Rock stealthily . approached Helena, and was taken charge ot . there by Radicals in the plot, who furnished all needed information about General Hind . man, the mest practicable method of com? mitting tho murder, Atc. As soon as tho deed was committed the assassin returned to Little Bock, and thence went to Mexico, via Texas.'* I -Out of one hundred cases of a double-bar? relled gun bursting, ninety-five can be traced to defects in tho left burrel. Tho reason is simply that tho right is most frequency used and reloaded, perhaps ten times to the lett one being dischr.rged once. Every time thc right barrel is discharged, tho gunpowder in . the left is pulverized more or less by the shock, Which, thereioro. leaves a space botwecn the charge and the wadding by settling. Natur? ally, when the left barrel is dipcbanred, it fre? aren tty explodes. These accidents, can bo avoided by sending the ramrod hotno with one or two smart blows into tho :ion-dis charged barrel every time tho othor is re? loaded. -A Washington letter of Sunday says: Gen? eral Grant, accompanied by thu members of "his family, attd by Generals Smi h, Comstock - Badeau, and J. P.ussell Jones, Esq., of Chicago, arrived hero very quietly and unannounced, vesterday evening, and getting into hacks, wore immediately driven lo the General's resi > *Jeaco, on I street. Thero wore but few persons at tbe depot, all of whom failed to recognize the distinguished arrival except a hackman, but before his discovery could be communica? ted, the party had been driven off. The Gene? ral was to-day visited at his residence by seve? ral of his most intimate Iricnd-s and this after? noon drove out with a portion of his family. H<* '"ecnis to bc in excellent hcaith, his reiirc ment at Galena and relaxation from business havmg apparently agreed with him. --A firm in Albany. New York, are now man? ufacturing paper boxes direct from thc p*?lo, .. under two patents obtained lait year. The ... boxes caa be oa'.c of any shape-lound square, or polygona'. We have seen samples of these boxes, made for paper collars, with the exteriors enamelled in imitation of the col? ored enamelled paper with which ordinary paper boxes are covered, but having a much superior appearanco, owing lo thc absence of any seam. The boxes are stronger and neater titan ordinary paper boxes, and can be p duced at a cost by weight little exceeding tnat of paper boards. They may bo made of a size and shape suitable for containing various arti? cles, as fruit, blacking, etc. For blacking they can bo made impervious and water-proof ata cost loss than that of tin boxes. A machine which has just been completed for their manu? facture is capable of making ten thousand of these boxes per day. -A murder trial met with a curious termi? nation in Henry County, Illinois, last week. The case was a trial of a man named Hamilton on an indictment for murder. A jury was cm panelled, and the witnesses for the prosecu? tion examined, showing a clear case of murder against the defendant. At this stage of thc proceedings the counsel for the defence asked leave to enter a plea of guilty of manslaughter. This was rcfuscti. The prisonor then pleaded guilty of mulder as charged in the indictment. The Court accepted the plea and discharged the jury, there being no question of guilt for them to pass upon; and here is where thc case assumes an alarming shape. Tho General As? sembly of that State, at its Inst session, passed a law that in all cases where felonies aro pun? ishable with death, thc jury may return a ver? dict of guilty, and as a part of the verdict are required to determine whether tho prisoner shall suffer death by hanging, or be imprisoned in the penitentiary for life, or for not less than fourteen years; and that no person shall be sentenced to death by any court unless thc jury shall have so found iu their vcidict upon trial. Tho Judge hold that upon a plea of guilty the Court could not sentence a prisoner to death, bul must imprison him for ono of thc forms named in the law. This construction of the law makes it easy to avoid the death pen? alty in Illinois. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ll, 1868. 'Hie Kcsnlt of tue City Klectlou. The Municipal contest which has so long engrossed the hopes and fears of our peo? ple is over at last. In our news columns will be found such facts in regard to the election a3 tend to throw light upon the uncertain result. They reveal enough, we think, to justify the confidence that the Citizens' candidate for Mayor has won the day. The struggle, however, has undoubt? edly bzen close, and it is barely possible that the official count may show a result the reverse of that which we expect. Had it not been for the bullying, intimidation and ruffianly treatment of the colored men who desirod to vote for Lesesne by their opponents, and had not the importation and registration of country negroes been carried on in the most shameless and wholesale manner, thc result for the Citi? zens' party would have been an overwhelm? ing triumph. As it is, we can only await the count with reasonable hope and pre? pare to abide the issue. Literary A ot Ices. LIFE AND PUBLIC SEE VICES OF MARTIN P. DELANEY, Sub-Assistant Commi -stoner Bu? reau Belief of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands and late Major 101th Unit? ed Statos Colored Troops. By Frank A. Rol? lin, "et niger (?) arma Memnonxs." Boston : Leo & Shepard, 1868. Holmes' Book House. While, as a literary production, this work is a failure, neither "the black major" nor his biographer being a master of perspi? cuous and grammatical English, it has nevertheless a profound interest connected with it a9 a naive confession of the prc jr els and purposes of thc anti slavery parly. Mwjor Delaney has for the larger part of his life pursued the career of a political agitator, and a resolute and astute adven? turer. Ile edited a paper with Fred. Doug? lass ; he migrated to Canada, where he practiced as a physician ; he eat in conven? tion with John Brown, of Oisawatomte ; hr travelled up the Niger iu search of a new seat of African empire : he had a Cen? tral American project, and w selectedmayor of that poor little Greytown which Com? modore Hollins bombarded ; he wrote a book to which his staunchest friends ob? jected, that "thc errors it contained could not be disguised, and the author was known to be aware of them ;" he was ad? mitted to the International Congress by Lord Brougham, who made his presence there an occasion for an insult to the Americans ; he was sent to the South by Messrs. Lincoln and Stanton to raise an army of blacks, commanded by black oifi cers, who should penetrate through the heart of the South emancipating and arm? ing the slaves, and taking them as fresh troops, tho gathering host to subsist on the country as they went along. The des? perate project was inaugurated in the camp of instruction established at the Race Course ; but happily for all concerned, was arrested by the sudden cessation of hos? tilities. "Thc black major ' has since that time been connected with the Freedmen's Dureau, and it must be admitted that in this sphere he has displayed more execu? tive ability and a higher style of character than has generally been found in connec? tion with thu institution. Delaney maintained a stern military con? trol of his district. He protected the freed? men from the hungry swarms of brokers und cotton traders. He established a spe? cial police on the plantations who were directly responsible to kirrself. Upon the agriculiural interest Le imposed his "do? mestic triple alliance," a copartnership of capital, land and labor, according to whose provisions each should receive one-third of the profits. For the latter, however, he demanded free rents and fuel, and advances of provisions at cost prices, which 6ericu3 ly disadvantaged the other two par ies in the concern. He prefers the fain system, under which, however, he freely admits that cotton cannot be profitably produced What is this but to confess that the recon? struction of the South, accorling to his progiaoimc, would be fata', to the prosperi? ty of all classes of its people. MILDRED. By Georgiana M. Craik, author of "Faith Unwin'a Ordeal." New York: Har? per & Brothers. Charleston : John Bussell. Miss Cruik's new novel is not unworthy of her reputation. And this, to the read? ers of '"Faith Unwiu." is no light praise. It is aracteristic of her books that the interest is singularly concentrated. There arc seldom more than three or four char? acters on the stage, and yet one never feels the want of more varied interest. Her men and women talk aud act like living creatures, and are never mere lay-figures around which the author, like some deux ex machina weaves a web ol' perplexing cir? cumstance, or- unuatural mystery. They are rather living intelligeLces confronted with some life problem which, as in all reality, each must work out for himself or herself, but whose separate threads are not the less entangled and necessary, each and all, to the completing of the perfect woof. Consequently her fictions are never want? ing in practical human interest, being as far removed, on the one hand, from the mere mechanical ingenuity of such stories as those of Mr. Wilkie Collin?, as they are on the other from the morbid sensational? ism of the Braddon Quida school. With? out anticipating the plot of ' Mildred,'* we may say that the interest of the story revolves entirely around the central figures of thc heroine and herc-the former a strikingly conceived and well sustained character, the latter an inexplicably at? tracted vaurien. Perhaps there is a lack of naturalness in the circumstances of Philip Romney's intimacy with Mildred as detail? ed in thc opening chapters of the book, and few fathers would have taken things as gingerly as Mr. Treherne-; but this admit ted, the remainder of the tale does not vio? late probability. And few women, at least, will be found to blame Mildred through all her pitiful history. We had occasion, some time sine?, to no? tice another novel, the relative position of whose principal characters bore some re? semblance to that of Mildred and Philip Romney. But the difference-strikingly exemplified in the whole treatment and de? velopment of both stories-between "Not Wisely but Too Weil" and the present tale, is just the distinction between a refined and a vulgar clever woman. The books are as completely opposed as if there were no similarity in their thornes. Miss Craik has no need for the judicious anonyma which veils her sister author. iD tints. THE 'UKUVK AND PINEBUuY, >T. PAUL'S PARISH.-lue sub?' riber dc-i:os to acsoi ia to himself on term* o:' a mutual interest in thc CUL'IIVAIION OE 'IHK A HOVE PLANTA? TIONS, or of either of thom, with au ?utelli^cut Rice Planter who can command the requisite hbor and will maoagc the business. The Plantations, which adjoin each other, are on the Pou Pou and Dawho Rivers, "and consist, tor the most part, of Tide Laud ot' excellent quality, aud on thc best pitch tor irrigation. There is besides, ou either place, au ample breadth of I'igb Lund, adapted to Cotton und Provision crops. Adams'1.un, on :he .'avjuuah and Char.es toa Railroad, li the nearest station. Apply to J. BERKLEY GRIMBALL, Charleston, Novcml-.orll l*r>ic No. 35 Meeting-street. WAAT KD, Ii i'.A KD. F?R A GENTLE? MAN, wile, three chalti reu ano nuise. Will require two rooms, aud pain, but substantial, table. Adare*.", Butting terms, fcc, "IL j?,/' Box No. 0*3, Charleston. ?, 0, November 3 WANTED, B O A K ? IN PRIVATE family foe Geut'emau auu wife; loeatiou con? venient to Poslolllee. Audnss H. Box i'Si, Charleston Postotlia'. October 2U WANTED INFORMATION.-ANY' ONE knowing ai,y;uhag o; the whereabouts oi Mr. ANTONY BURK, who lcit Bioumoud about fitteeu mouths since tor Kentucky, will couler a tavor by addressing his Wife, ANNE BURK. Klciimoud Post office, lino* October lt) "TTTANTED, EMPLOYMENT HT A RIC. VV FUGEEiroiu Bcauiort who ha* no m eau* of suppoit, and is sullerin^ iroai wont. Tor 1'urtbor iuiormatiou address REFUGEE through the l'.rst offlcc. October 0 WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM? ED to write for the pres?, euiploytneui i>n ouc or n ore Literary Papers or Magazines, as a WHI 1ER OF t-KEtt'HE>. POETRY, ?c. Address Miss K. h. W., Postclhrc, Charleston, S. C. October 8 WANTED A SITUATION, BY A ONE. ARMED MAN, as overseer ot bauds, or super? intendent ou farm or plantation, or watchman, or any other cmployni n t tust a one-armed man can till. Apply at No. M ANN-aTREEI. Applicaut can give good references. September 22 WrANTED, EVERYBODY TO vt I!. VV SCRIBE to tho CIRCULATING LIBRARY. CHARLES C. R?GUTER'.S Select Library of New Books contain? ull ot the latest publications. April 21 No. 101 KING-STREET. YAT ANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, TVJIO VV writes a piaiu and le^ib'e hand, a ."i.ujtion where he eau cara a livelihood tor the support ot Iiis fan Hy. address ..Peui-an.-* OFFICE Da 1LY NEW*. September 21 WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS VOIK ALL TUE LEUHNG MAGAZI> ES AND NEWS? PAPERS, at publisher's rat; CHARLES C. RIGHI ER, April 21 No. lui King-strei t nWPl.OYME.\T OFFICE-SERVANTS Jc? ran bc obtained by apphcatio to the "UNiuN ll' 'MK," ?rom 1) til : ll o'cluck daily. Servants can nl-o Rad places by appVcattou to iiic same place, at i he rame hean Tundir? tor the Ma? tron, coiaer Church aaJ ..'balmers sttcet Juue19 HOUSE WASTED.-A PUNCTUAL AND pormineut tenant wishes t.) ro. t a small but neat and plcas.ntly situated DWELLING. Rent must bc moderate. Possession not required imme? diately. Address, staling terms, location, fcc, "A. B.," OEFICE I'AILT NEWS. September is YT """ANTED, BY' A GENTLEMAN FROM VV the np-country, a situation as CLERK iu cilhei a Wholesale or Retail Grocery More; is ex? perienced in the bu-iuc-s, and cm intlueuce trade. Best of rcfureneei mveu. Address CLEl'K, ?hrough Charleston Postoffice, Souta Carolina. September ll_ piss??;L?t??u cf (Cojiarincrsljij). "VT O T I C E ,-THE Ci'PAR TN ERSHIP A.1 heretofore exist inti between us under the rame ot' LEON HARZ)] Je DUENS1NG, has ibis day by mumal c ?aseut been dissolv d. Mr. t.E?N HARDI is alone authorized tJ settle thc ofluirs et the arm. All persons indebted to thc linu will m ike pa\ n eut to him. W. I H. LEONHARD i. CH>. H. JUEN">'1NG. Charleston, November 7, lStfi. TUE UNDERSIGNED WILE CARRY OS I HE business ol' Ute l uar aud Tobicvo Store under the Pavilion Hote', an l thanking his 'riends foi their patronise, would r**pccttuUy solidi* a continuance ot their ? whim. November D 3 W. TH. LEONIIAEDT. MARKET FARM WITHIN THE CITY LIMIT*. FOR SALE.-That valuable MAR? KET FARM, formerly Prcvo?t Farm, ?me ol Hie beat i n Ci arleston Neck, thc pr "porty of the "at: 'Ibom&s L>nch, in rear of J. J. ?nd i*. N'oisett's tann, nm uiiu l om Hosler-strcc: to Ashley Inver; contaluiug about 12 acre- clear plauiini; au.l marsh laud, with two DwflllnK Houses and all necessary out buildings ou thc same; with a nuae 11* marsh laud fenced iu for thc robing ot ho;:.-and stock. Fir turih'-r particulars apply io JOHN F. O'NcILT. .V. SON. October 00 No. l'JT East Bay. FOU KAIilS, OLD NEWSPAPER.*, IN any quairnie, price 73 cows uer hundred. n>pl> at the Office of the DAILY NEWS. February 2'? licuinoab. KEMO VAL.-DUS. PKIOLKAC II A V K remo-ed their o:f.c?anJ Residence to No. 121 WLSTWORTH-STKEKl', uer RuCedge. November ? wfS Dti.J.S. il'Tt'HKLl, HAS HEMOVED hisoOlv and resider.? to tl c SOUTHEAST CORNER OF KING AND J J3N il Ii EE lr. NovcmV?r2 ?d)ic?-nin Srljtt?pps. OFI IOE OF UDOLPHO WOLFE. ) So'elmn,! Vr of the Sch?Jam Aromatic Schnapps, I No. %? Bcavcr-street. [ NEW YOBS, Novriubcr 3. 1868. J To the People of tuc Southern States : WHEN THE TURE MEDICINAL RESTORATIY now so widely known as WOLFE'S SCHIED.1 SC IN .APPS, was in rodueed into tbe world tai thc endorsement of four thousand leadtna nicmbi of the medical protession some iwenly years ago, proprietor was well aware that it could not who' escape th-' penalty attac bcd to all oe? and usel preparations. He, theretore, endeavored lo inveh? ?ich s-ron^est possible safeguard against eouuti feitcrs, and to tender all attempts to virate it dil cult and diugcroits. It wa* submitted to disti guishcd chemists for analyst.*, and pronounced ! them the purest spirit ever manufactured. Its pu ty and properties having oren thus ascertained, sai pies of the article wer.1 forwarded to ten thousai physicians, including al! the leading practitioners the United States, for purposes of experiment, circular, requesting a trial cf the preparation and report ot the resuit, accompanied each sr-cc:nici Four thousand ot the mo3t eminent medical men the Union promptly responded. Their opinions the article were uuauimouily f.-vorable. Such preparation, they ?aid, hal 1JII2 been wanted 1 ?he prote-slon, as uo rollan '<? could be placed on il ordinary liquors of cjuimerc, all of which wc more cr less adulterated, and therefore unfit f iuedic.il purposes. Thc peculiar ex ellence ai strength ot thc oil of juniper, which formed one ihe principal ingredients ol the i-ehuapp*. togcth with :?u unalloyed character of the alcoholic cl ment, give it. in tho estimation of the faculty, marked superiority over every other diffusive Stix' laut as a diurei\ t'.nlc anJ rcsfDrative. These satisfactory credential' lrom prciession men Of thc highes: rank were pul>lish<d in a co densed form, and enclosed ?vith each bottle ol tl '-oumprs. a3 on? of tbs gu iran tee.-of its geuuiu ne?s. Other precautions against fraud wcro ah adopted ; a patcut was o'otaiued for the article, tl label was copyrighted, a ,'iic timiU of the proiuictor autograph signature wa! attached Vi each label ar cover, hi? name and that of the preparation were ni bossed on the bottles, and the corks were scaled wil bis pnvate seal. No artl-'.e had eve- been sold i thia Country under the name of s.-hnapps prior 1 the introJuction of Wolfe's .-chiedam Aromat Schnapps, in 1831; and the label was deposited, : his trade mark, in th? United State? District Cou for the S-JUth.-ru District of New York during thi year. It might b? supposed by persons una quainte with thc d .ring character of the pira'es who prc upoithe reputation oilnuorablem..rehauts by ww iDg deleterious trash under their name, that thc rn tections SJ caremlly thrown around these schnapp would have precluded che mtro.iuctioiis and sale ( counterfeits. They seem, however, only to hav stimula ed the rapacity of impost jr*. The trad mark ot th . proprietor has been stolen; the indorsi mont which his Schiedam Ar?mal e Schnapps alon received from thc medical profession has bec Claimed by mendacious humhugs; Iiis labels au bottles have been imitated, his advertisements par. phrased, his circulars copied, and worse than al diBhouora'de retailers, alter disposing of the genuin contents cf hi" bottles liave tiled them up wit common gin. the most dele eri.ms of all liquors, a>: thus made his u imo and br.nd .i c )ver f ir poisoti. Ibo public, the nudiea! protession aud the sicl for whom ihe ScbicdBm.Arom.tie schnapps is prc scribed as a remedy, are equally inter?s c ' with tb proprietor in thc Jetee :o.i and suppression of thc? nefarious pi act tees. Ihe genii ne atticle, maiiutai turd at the t stab ?shin,'ut of the UM1< r.-igucd ii Schiedam, Holland, LS distilled from a baricy of th finest quality, and flavored with aa essential extrae of the berry of ;h . Ita?jn ju ipc -, ol unequalled pu rity. Dy a prcee-s unkuown iu the preparation c any other liquor, it is heel from every a.rimoniou and corrosive clement Complaints have been rc eived frc m the lculin; physicians and tarmltes ia tao Southern states o th . .-ak- cheap imitan >us of tue schiediiiu Aro inatic >c'.inipps in tiose marlie's; md travellers who are in t'je habit ot uslny it a.- au antidote to th baneful inttueuvo ct' unwholesome river water, les tify thai cheap gin, pu: up ia Schiedam botllcs, I tn qu.-ntiy painel efl' upon tao unwary. Tb ogc.t- of the U!l?er;:g?., I have been reque-tcd ti lustiiute Inquiries oa th-? si bje. au i to ivrWaid li him the name? of such parties as they may a-c. r lain to bc eugiged iu the atrocious system of deep tiou. In confusion, the uitdersigncd would say tba he has produced, from under the hands ti the mos distingu?-hen men of S aient e ia America, picots un answerable of the purity 2nd mctiiciual excel leuce ot the Schiedam Aromatic Selina; ps ; tba he has expended urtu y thousand dollars in sur rounding ii with guarantee, and safeguards, wbiol he designed should pr J ec: ;he public and l imsel against fraudulent initiation*: that Le has shown ii lo be Ihe only liquor m the w.^rld tint can be um termly depended upra a- unadulterated; tb. 11 Lc lia: challenged investigation, analysis, comparison and experiment in all its :onu<; aul irom every ordoil the preparation wal Lbjars u s natue, seal and trade ni-rk, has come off triumphant. Ho, thci clore, feel9 it a duty he o ves ti 'us tellow-cltiz ns ;:ei orally, tc thc medical p-o..s*'..>u and the sick, to denounce nu? expos- the charlatins who coaaterteit these evi? dencie- Ot identity, and he calls upon the press and thc i uhlic to aid htm iaht- ci?>r:s to remedy so great an evil. The fbLfowiug I tt?r- :u l or-iiieates from thc hadiu;: physicians aad c'.:om*t- of this city will prove to the reider that ill g ui? sold hy tao under, sigue 3 aro ail teat they are ropre ca ted to be. UDOLPHO WOLFE. I itel bound ta ?17, th.it I regard your Schnapps as being in every respect pre-.tuinently pure, and deserving 01 medical patronage. .> t ail even U, it is the purest possible article 01 Holland (tin. litre to? tora unobtainable, and ;.s such tu.iy bc safely pre? scribed be physicians. i' *.YiD L. MO rr, jr. n, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York. 1j riSE-sT-ET, NEW YO::K, I November til. lstlT. j Un a.rn J WOLTS, Esq.. . hear fir-I have ma ic a chemical elimination of a sample cf your Schiedam Schnapps, with the in? tent of determining it a-:y foreigu ot- injurious sub? stance had been addel to tu- simple distiihd spirits. Thc examination bas resulted m thc conclusion that thc ?ample contained no poisonous or harmful admixture. I have le-.n unable lo discover any trace ol tho deleterious substance* wich arc em? ploye! iu tho adulteration of liquors. I would not hesitate to nse myself or ta reconnut nd toothers, for medicinal purpos -,'be Schiedam Schnapps as ati excellent and unobjectionable variety ot gin. Very respcctlully yours, (signed,) cUAS. A. SELLY, Chcnfet. NEW Toast, No. J ; CEDAE-ST?IEET. I November 20, iSC7 j UPOLFUO WOLFE, Esq.. Pry* 'Ht : Ikar Sir- I-have submitted to chemical ana'ysls two bottles of ".-c oolam Schnapps," which I took bom 11 lre?h paclago ia your bou'ied warehouse, and find, as before, tnat the .s;iiiitiio:is liquor is I ree Iront injurious ingredient- or f ilsi?canou; that it has the marks of bsiag aced and not recently pre? pared ?JV ui chauica': admixture K? alcohol and aio matics. ?spec tully. F.'.ED. F. MATER, .'heinist. NE V VOBK. lu siiay. May 1. UDOLPHO W'.ILFE ESI? : Uc'-r Sir-Tatt wau: ol '.ure kViues und Liquors fur iii'.dicina] 1 irp se- lia . o i n long foll by Ute pro IcSSiOO. and thousmd* of liv-.- have l-eeu sacrificed ny the uso 0: adult?r?t' ? .irtlcles D liriuni tremens, aud nih i di.- a-.'* 0. he bruin and n rws, so rile in Iiis eouu?rv, ^ro wry rare fi L'uropc, owing, ii a gteat de.'rec, io the iii .renee in the pu itv of thc spirits so d. We h tvs tested th? ?eve al artidi s imported and sohl by;, u :::c uiin. your uiu whhhjou sellun der th? natue of Aromatic Schietlam scVnapps, wh ch wc couslder justly sLtuleO to thc high roputattou it ha* ai qmrcd ?u this 0 ttatry; ami from your long ex? po ?caeca* a fbreigu iiiijj.'rt.r, your bottled Wined aud Liquor.* should ul et W :'u th - same clem md. Wc would rocummen 1 you to appoini some ol tho respectable apotheaii * iu JIlTerenl parts nf tn- cuy? as agents for th . s.-.'.. of your f'.r.'u des and Wim s. where ibo profession ran obtain ib-a tame when needed for medicinal parpo*?*. Wishing you aitcci s- in your new enterprise. We reniaiii, yosr obedio: t -ervant.-. VALENTINE MO IT. M. i'rof??l s'.r.cry, Eui vet city Medical College. Now Yo.k. J. M. CA lt NOCH AN, M. D'.' rrofes?or of CH: i -al surg'ry, SurgeoU'iu < Li -l iv? tho staio Hospital, ?cc, No. 14 Ha*t s xtceuih-strect LEWIS A. SAYRE, M i'.. N ). 73"'Broadway, ll P. DE WEE-, M. I). No. T:?l Fioadway. JOst-Pti WOK -1 r.a. M D . No. U ? Siuih-slrcot. NELsON SIE!LL'. M. D . N'.-. :?' l?lcchtr-s'rec-1. JOHN O'REILi.Y. M. 1?.. N ?. iJOFoUrtli s'ivi t. B. L RAPHAEL M. P.. Professur tho Principles and Practitvo: s:;r.ery. Now i'.u-it Medica! Col? l?ge, ic . No. ?? NinU.-. tree:, and others. Thc pro; t ie: ir also Jifera t >r sa'.?. B?lTL?D WINES AND LIQUOR?, Imported aul bottled by himself, exiiressly lor me? dicina! use. Iv.:? ll tl. u> h is hts rcrliftcste O? its pu rxtv. lUOLl'lIO WOLFE. Kovemberll yutos GERMAN FIRE ENGINE CO Ml/AN V. ATTEND A REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING of your Company This Afternoon, at Tbreo o'clock. Absentees from late are? muse come pre pared to give tbeir excuses. By order of the Pres dent. J. J. BORGE IL November ll 1 Secretary. GERMANIA BUND. AN r.XTRA MEETING OF IHK GERMANIA BUND will be held This Evening, at half-past Seveu o'clock. Members are requested to be pun: tua!, as business of im omni e will be transacted. Bv order of thc President. M. F. ANSEL, November ll 1* secretary. SOLOMON'S LODGE, No. 1, A. F. M. A N EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF SOLOMON'S /\, LODGE will lie nold This (Wednesday) After ;i'oo, tho lltb instaut, at Masonic Hall, at 'turee o'clock. Toe F. C. Degree will be conferred. Mem? bers aud Candida:^ will govern themselves accord ?nely. By order W. 31. H. J. MCCORMACK, November ll 1 Seir-.tary. DELTA LODGE OE P E J! FECTION, No. 1. 4 RE(iT'L.\R COMMUNICATION OF THIS XX. Lodge will be held This iWedn-sJ.iyi Keening, at half-past Seven. Candidates for the Fourth Degree will be punctual in attendance. By order of C. E. CHICHESTER. T. P. G. M. E. E. RETFORD, November ll 1 Sicrobry. I. O. U. F. S0U1 H CAF,''LINA LODGE NO. 1. T-HE REGULAR TVE IK LY MEE1ING OF THI LoDGE will be held This Evnino, at Seven o'clock precisely. A full and puuetual attendance ol the numbers is requested, a? thc M. W. Grand Master and Graud Representative will bc in attend? ance tor the purpose of giving instruction. Mem? bers ol Sister Lodge? of the city, and transient broth icu, arc fraternally invited to Le present. Dy order. L. C. LOYAL, Novemberll w .Secretary. GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE MASONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, TUE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE MOST Worshipful Graud Lodge ot Ancient Free Ma sous ot Saith Caro i:>a will be holden at Masonic Hall, Charlo ton, on Twflay, 17th November, lsd*, commencing at higli 'twelve. The Piesidenls of the various Railroads in >outh Caroliua have kindly consented to permit tho Graud Clliccrs and Delepatcs to pas- auJ repasa thereon for oue fare. The fu'l fare i-: to be paid at tbs place ot starting, and oerlitlcjtes wi.I be issued by the Grand Secretary at the close of the Cou muuicauon, outi tling the bohlt r to return Ire-of auy cha ge what? ever. Worshipful Masters ami Wai deas, r Delegato? of Subordinate Lodges, oraud Officers aud Peat Has. tcrs will take due u .ticc aud guveru themselves BC> cording'v. R. S. BRUNS, 3:?, November G fmw3 Grand Secretary. ?.1 lient. /JVO RENT. A VERY DEFINABLE RE.S? .I. IDENCE in tho Western part of thc city, con? taining six upright rooms anJ double piazza to thc south, with loise outhour.es, all in complete order. Rent SCOO per annum. Po-s ssion given immediate, ly. Apply to No. 201 Ki^G-b iEEET. corner Went worth-street. 2 November li) FO R R E N T . THAT PLE ASANTLY situ?t, d RE?lDENCE. No. 12 Bec-stieet, north i i P. s. Arsenal. For particulars apple a: No. 35 Il AYN E-? I '.; EKT. sw S. pteinber M TO KEN I'. A PIANO,IN GOOD OItUEH. Apply at THIS OFFICE. October 2H rrtO RENT. Ti? AN ACCEPTABLE FA M X ILY, pari of the HOU.^E No. 102 Sr. Phiiip street. emwi4 Ncvcniber 7 110 RENT. THE '1 IVO UPPER FL'ORS . of the BAILY NEWS Duildiug, suitable for i dice-, i.e. Apply at J RE NEVi's OFFICE October a 1HJ RE.*- T, TUREE LA HG K A >DAIltY ROOMS ia thai pka.-ant residence No. 0:17 KING-SI it MET. two doors bel 'w ? Upper city Guard? house." Also, two KUCHEN ROOM-, .'pplyat ABOVE RESIDENCE._November 3 C1UOFER RIVER PLANTATION-TO / Rent. -BEN EVENTO" Pl ANTATION oa Cooper River, containing ono hundred and twenty acres of choice Rice Land, a:i 1 sutUcieut ba -k water to make aetop. The above place will bu routed lor one, two and three >eai s, app.v to GEO. II. INGRAHAM k SON. November 4 w3 Vanderboist's wlwrt T?? RENT, AT SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, two adjoining TWO-s'J ORT HOUSES, situated clo-e lo Fert Beauregard, beth having double piazza; f leing north and ?outh. Both Bouses are in good condition, aud well ada' ted f..r private res';, dunces, botcls or bearding esiabli?bmeuts. To be muted singly or together; tuc Furniture ta'tcu by au'reenicut. ii desirable. For ?'articular?, apply at lue OFFICE OF TUE DAILY NhWS. Aug us: 21 ?itt) ^0Dcrti5cmcnt0. C??irV TAXES-LAST INSTALMENT I CITY TREASURY, NOV!MEER 2, 1WW. Uncii-r au Ordinance "lo raise Supplie- fir the year ltlrS." the third instatcsvut of taxes on Real Estate mutt bo raid dunns ibis month or executions will lie issued. S. ILO.dAS, City Treasurer. November 2 QITY TAXES-MON IDLY RETURNS. OFFICE OF THE CITY* ASSESSOR. 1 CITY HALL, November 1. 1*53. | Notice is hereby given to all coaeemi d, that the monthly Heliums for thc m nth of October past, in compliance with Ihe Tax Ordiuanc ', ratified ou the Mb 11 .January. IS'-:), aud ameuiled on iho29tliot' September, ISO', must bc marie on or before the 1 . b instant. TAXES OS THE FOLLOWING ABE PAYABLE MONTHLY. On ail sale- of Goods, Ware? and Merchandise, in? cluding Rice, Lumber. Hay, Grain au J Naval Stores. On ail sal'js ot Cotton. On alt I reigbt and Pa-sen cr Lisi? ol all steamers and .-ai lus vessel* lia d ur payable in this city. On all sales by Ratters, Bntchor* uud Hiu-Ksicrs. Ou all gross receipts of all Snoot Railroad*. Ona 1 gross receipt- of all Express Companies. Ou all sales at Auction. On all Carriages au.l l'urgit s. On all income derived (rom tho pur-Milt of any facul.y, proti sslou, occuuati<iu or employment. On the g' oss rccoipis ol all Commercial Agencies. fa ali commissions received by Facto?, Commis sioj Merchants, hanker*, Brokers, and others. i>n ail prem un?s received tor or bv any Insurance Congony, or by agencies tor individuals or compa? nies. On all pro?) receipts ot .:11 Gas Companies. On every Hoi se aud Mule used or k -pt within tlj-j eily, excepting bone? or mules u-ed in any imbue licensed carriase, ear. dray, or oilier vcbide. On all Ec ail Dealers in ail anic.es whatsoever. Ona 1 Barber Shops. On all i-ros- r ceipt* ol' Hotels ami Public Kalina and Hoarding Hon***. itu all receipts Ol Liver.- stable Koppers. Ort Utcgrota recolpt' oi Ci trna Presses. On tte gross receipts of all I'riauag O?lice-, News pap rs and Publishing Houses. Ou all Goods seid iii the eiiv 'ny per.-ons not resi? dent, b'. san plc or otherwise. On all sales of Horses and Mu'os brought to the city. On ?airs ot St ;cks. Bond-, an i other securities. On thc gross icceiptsoi Ma^uedc Teie-'taph Com? panies. Ou the cross receipt! of r.!l Tavern Keepers and Liquor Dealers. A ll the defaulters will bo dealt with as tba ordi? nance directs. W. S. HUGHES November 2 li City Assessor. gotels. ?Jk^ E W V O lt K ll O T H. L ,V o : 7 -J i a K 0 A O ir i y NEW rORK 'J?TY. L?. M. E11LDRET1I A CO., l'rorrictor? THIS LON;. ESTABLISHED FIRf-T-i'LASS HOTEL, a- popularly known la former time no .cr tho lulu.- nt n J. ?t. M?.' .' <>T Ern,ami more ?eceutly -lude ut ni UTR iM CB ' N'S i ON .\ >. .. snow uudci the proprietorship at UOMM !>. M. UfLDRETH A: T. IE itoci'u \y. uueribc arin oi I?. .M. H1LDRETH CO. "'lie senior iar! mT I COU Ll- lo::j .cerieU.:? a- j piupricior of the Vcfuudo. St. Lo wutul st. cbarlei Hotels of Nvw Orleans, llatbT-hiuiso?l thal be can ifsnre his fr.emls and the public i/ .i rally, t'at its former worM-wide reputation as a popular llrst-elas^ Hote1. aiiall be indy sustained under .ls present ti).;uaoeiiiont. lyr' Fi '-ruary Rt (Eonffi'tiuncri), v^Cr. A. i). FLiijliXi'S S?EJM CM FA? Ni?. 311 KING-STREET, BR A Xiii STOKE CORSER KIXG AXD AXX STREETS. rPARES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING Tu HIS cns oner*, and public ia ;eue a!, (bathe is now ready, with a fu'l supply cf CANDIES ot his owu manufie'urinj. K?e;)3 const iut!y on hand a fresh supply of FRSNJU CANDIES, of taegreitest variety. Fresh CAKE? an i PIES o: all sorts arc daily Laked ?t his Steam Candy Factory. Thc public ia general, and particularly the country mer? chants. \< id find i: to Eieir Interj?; by g'-v.n..* him a ?.all before purchasing el*ewbera. October 2>; imo iimnsement. ^ J? A j^"^ j ~" FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE "WIDOWS' HOM. E," WILL BE HELD .VT THE "HOME" IN BROAD-STREET, O.V r//'I 15ft DECEMBER NEXT. THE BOARD CF CONT?OE OF I HE "HOME" return Uteir thanks t > thc community for tho assist? ance which has been extended them" in their under bkln?, and will be thankful for any contributions of money, iirovlaions and laney articles. Packages ?rout a distance will be transport free ot charge, by thc Express Compauy and liailroads, If directed to Mrs. M. A. SNOWDEN, President of Widpivs' Uomc, Charleston. S. C. N. B.-Positively no Lists for Raffles will be circu? lated about the hall. Cl:auc.;s, if desired, can be se? cured at thc respective tables. BOARD OF cojrrnoL. Mrs M A PNOWDEN, Mr- HENRV RAVENEL, Mrs P C GAILLAJID, Mr-! j JJ WIL'ON. Mrs D E HuuEit, Mrs C S VKDDEB, Mrs Gro ROBERTSON, Miss M MIDDLETON. Mrs w>i RAVES KL, M'S? M B CAMPBELL, Mrs J S SNOWEEN, Miss E E PALMEr?, Miss M UORLBECK, j Mi s ANSA SlMl'fON, Mrs M P MATHESON. Mrs. M A. SNOWDEN. Pre'idcut. Mis- MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vice-Prrsident. Miss ?I. ll. CAMPBELL, Sec and Treasurer. Bin, J. H. WILSON, Corresponding Secretary. November 7 ??ottces in Bunhrupt?!). IN THE JJlSTKICr UUUKT OF THE URITED STATED FOR SOUTH CAROLINA - OCTOBER TERM. 18(18-IN TUE MATTER OF JAMES A. IIURNS. OF-?-, BANKRUPT-PE? TITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE-IN DlNRRUPl't'Y- Ordered, thal a hearing bc had on the twenty-sixth day of November, at Federal Court? house in Columbia, S. C., and that .ill creditor?, icc, ol said Bankrupt app ar at said time and place, and show cause, if any they can, why thc prayer of the petitioner should not be ?ramed; and that the second meeting of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the office of R. B CARPENTER, Esq., Registrar of Seco id Congressional District, S. C., ou twenif~third d?J of November, ls ts, at 1' A. M. cy ordT of tho Court the DOtli flay ot October. 1353. DANIEL HORLDECK, Cletkjt ihe District Court o! the United Stat.-s Foi South Carolina. November 4 w3 IN Til li DISTRICT COURT UK THE DMTED STATES, I OR SOUTH CAROLINA IS THE MATTER OF JOHN G. THURSTON, OF CHABLE<T"N. BA NU RU Pt.-PETITION 1 OR FULL AND FINAL DI-CHARGE IN BANKRUPT i Y.-Ordered, That a hcannt be had on thc 20(7/ diy of November. 18GS, at the Federal Courthouse in Charleston, S. C. ; ?nd that all Creditors, Sec., ot said Bankrupt app-ar at said time and pl c*. and show cause, if any they cnn. why the prayer ol thc petition? er should not be granted. And that the second meet leg of Creditors of said Bankrupt ?ill bc bold at the office ot R. B. CARPENTER, E.q, registrar ot the Second Cougra-sional District, south Carolina, on the l'J.Vi day rf November, 18C8. at 13 M. Ey order ol the Court, this Dist day of October, 18-js. DANIEL HOltLUECR, Clerk of tho D strict Court ol' the U. S. for S. C. November 1 w2 IX TUB DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNTIED St ATES, FOB SOUTH CAROLINA OCIOHER Ti'.RM, 18?S.-IN THE MATT KB OE RORER I K. COOPER, OF SUMTER, BANKRUPT PETITION FOB PULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY -Ordered, Thal a nearing be had on the %lh day of November, 18G8, at Feder 1 Court huu;o In Columbia, s. c. ; and that all Credi ors, .vc, pf said BauLrupt appear at said time and place, and show ciu.-,", if nny they can, why the prayer of thc petitioner should not bu er.iutcd. And tt'at the sec nd meeting of Creditors of said bankrupt will bc I old at tlc office ot R. li. CARPENTER, Esq.. Regis I rar of the Second Congressional Dist let, S. C., on JW day nf Novtnbtr,X&&, at 1 P. M. Ur order of the Court, the :)i)th day ol October, Usia. DANIEL HOBLBECK, 11 erk of thc District Court of the. U. S. ?or s. fi, November 1 ?3 lien) Jlubiinitions. y Csi.SELL'S l?Uriii S ? 'JUE. WEEKLY Lisi NEW EOv.KS, ic. ELLI )1T. sermons by the itt. Rev. Steuben El? liott, late Bi-hop ot Georgia; with a Memoir by Thomas M. Hanckcl, Esq. lvo!.,3vj. ;>.">. STEINMETZ. Ibo Lomat ee of Duclliug, in all limes and ? ouutres. 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Address S>. APPLETON c? CO., Nos. SO, 92 aud '.'l Oraud-Hreet, New York. May2 Die mu* momm au ?MwctMwtou. PALMETTO TEAST CAKES. ASUPPLY RECEIVED FRESH FR?H TUR Msnutactory at Summerville, S. C., veckly, ht 20 cents 1er package of one dozen cakes. For sale by GEORGE H. GRUBEI!, No. 236 King-street Old stand o? N. M. Porter Jk Co. November ll wa2 "l7?CONT, FLOUR, &c. t)/-\ HHDS. PRIME SHOULDERS ? \) 10 hhds. Choice C. R. sides 10 hbd-?. Choice R. Si.les 10 hhds. No. 2 Shoulders 200 barrels Flour-various grales Landing from thc West, and for sale by BEEN ABD O'NEILL. November ll_2 East Bay. SEW GK01ER? STORE. "IT^ILLIAM SIMONS, LATE WITH W. S. COR? TY WIN A- CO.. begs to inform his friends tn l thc public that he has this day commenced business on his accouni. at No. 240 KING-STREET (in thc bend), where he is prepared to supply them with the best FAMILY GROCERIES. He will be assisted by Mr. t'AsrrnELL DOUGLAS. Ni.veinbcr 7 sws3 COAL! COAL ! A fi fi T0X*- ^'ow LANDING, SUPERIOR RED ?i:\f\J ASH EGG AND STOVE SIZE, for parlor and cooking u-c. Try it and you will lind it the best broigfit to this market. Don't mistad tba place, CORNER HASEL AND EAST B\Y SI RE ET, East Side. F. P. SEIGNlOUa' November 9 m*2 CoalYird. ORANGES! ORANGES! JUST RECEIVED FROM FLORIDA, 5000 SWEET ORANG iS. For sale by JOHN B. TOGNI, No. 125 MoeUng-street, - Three doors below Market-street. November 10 2 ORANG?S! APPLES! GRAPES! JUST RECEIVED If H OM HAVANA, 20.COO CHOICE HAVANA ORANGES, which will be sold cheap. ALSO B? STEAMER CHARLESTON, 50 bills, ot CHOICE NORTHERN APPLES 200 boxes of Isabella Grtpes, whieh will be sold at ?U cents a box, at BART fe WTRTH's, Novr mber 0 3 Nos. 55 and 57 Market-street. SALT, QAAA SA "KS LIVERPOOL SALT, LARGE ?Vvv sicks and fine older, now landing from British hark "AnsJclL" For sale by T. J. KERR 4 CO. October 2G SMOKED TONGUES AT 75 CTS. AND SI OJ. 1 f\{\ SMOKED TONGUES AT 75 CENTS AND ? JLUU SI 0 ) apie.e. Choice smoked Salmon Extra Smoked Halibut. Just received at thc GO-OPERATIVE GROCERY STORE, Soathwest cormr Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered free. November 7 Encourage Home Manufacture ! PALMETTO HOP Y E AST CAKES. HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY FOR tlicsj ce'ebrated YEAST CAKE*, manufactur ?-u by Mrs. S.II. L. Price, of Summerville, S. C., we resp- ctlully ask for them the attention of the trade generally, and housekeepers especially. They are exclusively of southern manufacture, entirely free from any injurious properties, Fuperior to those ot Northern make, answer all the purposes of, and are far more economical thau, Yeast Powders. AU we ask lor them is a fair trial. Directions for use acr-ompanv ca h package. The trade supplied at MANUFACTURER'S PRICE*. PALMETTO PIONEER CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY STORE, iou'hwest comer Meeting aud Market-streets. November 7 "TTBAKERS. JUST RECEIVED, CARBONATE OP AM MONIA. For sale, wholesale and retail, by E. II. KELLER? ?Si CO., DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, October 29 No. 131 Meeiiug-street. CO-OPE iUTlY'E GK0('Ei.i\ SOUTHWEST COXXEH MEETIN G ANO MARKET STREETS, 4 N EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY Xl selected supply ol thc NECESSARIES OE LIFE, and also the luxurlc.*?-WINE;, LIQUORS, cte-will at all times bo founlat the above Store, established uuder the auspices ot th? "PALMETTO PIONEER CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION," and which wit! continue and extend the advantages it already o.Tcrs to thc public. Fres'j arrivals and bargains will be regularly reported, and every facili? ty afforded patrons. Thc "object" ol tho Association is, as set ior.h in its charter, "To furnish members ar. 1 the public with the necessaries of life of good q ?ality, unadulte? rated, aud at lowest market rat-s, and trom tbe profits of such sales to a .cumulate capital for Ul members." Copies of toe Constitution and By-Laws can be found at thc store of thc Association, and all in .ijuiries ?egaxding the practical workiug ot tbe enter, prise Will be mose cheerfully an 1 promptly satisfied, W. H. WELCH. Superintendent. J. N. WIG FALL, Assistant July ll_ SEGAR EMPORIUM. I> SALAS. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON I, Branch ol thc Havana Segar Factory, "La Valentina," would respccifullv invite the attention of dealers aud smokers to bis very large stock of HAVANA AND DOMESTIC S EGA HS, ol all grades aud .-izes. excelled by few in this country, and war? ranted to bc as represented. Sample boxes sent to thc country and orders ex? ecuted by Expr?s?, C O. D., or 30 days' ei:y accep? tance. No. IIS EAST BAY-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C August 24 mwf?mo NOTICE TO PLANTERS. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. THE HIGHLY SATISFACTORY AND REMARKA? BLE effects of this Guano iu producing very lamely increased crops of COTTON. CORN and Other STAPLE t'UOPS has attratcd the general at iiitiou of planters and ianneis. In Older to continu public confidence in thc con? tinued excellence ot ti is Guano, and avail of the best se entine al i.itv iu the prosecution of this important business, the PACI?IC GUANO COMPANY has con anmated a professional engagement with Dr. ?T. JULIES RAYENLE, ot Cbarlestoa, S. C., os -cieu:i Dc adviser and eousulih g chemist to thc Company, Dr. RAVENED is uonverrant wiih thecomposition and Qualities ol the Guano, a< well as with the char acier, policy and ima.-ual resources of the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY,andWtU communicate full iu lormation on tbe-e poiut, to planters who mav ill on him, or address him hy letter at Charleston, S. C. JOHN S. REESE k CO.. General Agents Pacific Guano Company. Baltimore, Md. J. N. ROBSON. Agent forsooth Carolina, October 10 (utlislmo- DAC Charleston. S. C PE KEVIAN GUANO. ?)T IONS PERUVIAN GUANO. LIRECT FROM - t) thc agent, warranted i ure. for sale at market rates, With a libe al discount in lots cf five tons cr more. J. N. ROBSON, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic '".barf. Ortober?S Die vfnilmo COAL! COAL !! JOHN S. HORLBECT^, (OFFICE EAST CAY, OPPOSITE UNION WHARVES, BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM ms FRIENDS AND the public tbot he tas commenced tba COAL AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and solicits a share of their patronage. August 17 3mo /inondai. EX llANGfi ON N??V YORBT ANO LIVERPOOL. T.10R SALE BY X1 GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO. October 23 imwl.no OSOEOS OPD?KE. WM. A. STEPHENS. G. FRANCIS CPD?KE. li A N KING HOUSE OF Cl E O lt G ? O 1' D Y K E & CO No. '23 Nassau-street, (C o n N L R or CEDAR - STREET), NEW YORK. DErO-ITS l: F1CFIVED FROM INDIVIDUALS, Firms, Banks. Uaiikers aud Corporations, subject to check at sight* and interest allowed at the rate Of FOUR PER CENT, per a:: num. CERTIFICA l'ES OE DEPOSIT is-ued, bearing FOUR PER CENT, interest, payable on demand, or afeer ?:c d dates. COLLEClloNS mal" i n all accessible points in the United Stnes, Cn ula and Europe. Dividends and CouiKius also collected, and all most promptly ac counteJ tor. ORDl.RS i romptly executed, for the purchase of Gold, also, Government and other Securities, on eommissiou. INFORMATION furnished, and Purchases o: Ex? changes ?I securities made tor inveitors. NtGOHATIONS ot Loans and Foreign Exchange effected. Cmos September 10