The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 14, 1868, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. -o RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. OFFICE Ko. 149 EAST BA Y. -0 TEEMS-DAILY NEWS, one year.$6 00 DACYNEWS, six months....*..3 00 DAILY NEWS, three month?. 2 00 TBI-WEXSXY NEWS, one "year.3 00 ?BI-WEEBXT NEWS, six months.2 00 PAYMENT invariably in advai cc. No paper ecnt unless the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than paid for. THE TAILY NEWS w?l be served to subscribers in the city at 15 oents per week. Ai?vr^iHfliifc-KT8.-Fir8t insertion, 15 cents a line; subsequent insertions. 10 cents a line. Business Notices, 20 eents a linc. Marriage and Funeral No sic-ss, One Dollar encb. ^ X ?,- V7 S SUMMARY. -o -Gold closed iu New York, Saturday, at 354 a 35*. -Cotton was finn, with Bales of 2200 bales at 25 eenie, closing with refusals to sell undor 4 advance. -In Liverpool cotton was quiet, with ?alcs of 10,000 bales. Uplands 10$ ; Orleans lld. -Tho Unitod States annually exports nearly 50,000,600 tons of cheese. -The Chinese Embassy ia expected to ar? rive in Paris by Christmas. -The St. Paul Dispatch, in speaking of thc ballet girls of the "Whito Fawn," says they ?vere "barefooted up to tho neck." -Edmonia Lewis (colored) has received aa order at Some from Prince George ef Prussia to execute a statue of Clio (white). -A package of $6000 in Confederate notes was eold at auction in Sa van ut h on tho 1st instant for one dollar. -The Germans in Chicago gave Janauschek a public reception and a wreath of indclliblo laurel on Saturday ovening. -George Francis Train, it is 6aid, posts so many lottors in his British prison that thc warden calls him "thc mail train." -Madame Patii-Caux, after having sung so many other people's songs, it is now said bas composed ono tor herself. -A statue of James Watt, eight f?"et threo inches in height, and executed in Sicilian marble, has bsen erected in Birmingham. Eng? land. -The Southern Hotel, bettor known, per? haps, as tbe Lafargo House, oa Broadway, New York, was sold recently, in sections, real? izing thc agcrcgate sum of $3G9,000. -Queen Victoria's subjects in Groat Britain number now plump thirty million-England twenty-one, Scotland mon: than three, Ireland more than live millions. -Tho latest version of the Menken's d ath comes, at this lato day, from .Anna Cora Riteai?, who says b r disease was caused by the strap with which ehe was bound to thc horse as "Mazeppa." -A London paper, spcakiug of Jeff Davis' 1 presenco at a horso race, mentions that by a 1 curious coincidence bo witnessed thc success i of a horso named after a "funner enemy of | his, President Lincoln." j -Evening scheols of art, fifty in number, -with upwards of foar thousand pupils, aro maintained in Paris. Prizes for proficiency aro 1 given by tho municipal authorities, and, where the skill of the pupil is very remarkable, rc- ? wards arc bestowed by the Emperor. -Thc roport in iefaronce to tho distribution - -of bribes to securo the ratification of the treaty . for tho purchase of Alaska is still in vigorous circoJation. The sum of $300,000, it i3 insisted, ' was paid to a banker in Washington, and the 1 ?orrespondonts of tho prominent papers of thc 1 country aro assorte! to have roceived amounts 1 varying between $2500 and $25,000. ] -Early yesterday morning a fire broke out. { in Savannah, in th? rang? of bmldings at the ( extreme end of Mill-street, in that portion of ( tho city known as Yamacr&w. There wa3 a stiff broeze blowing at th? time, and the fiamos 1 spread with alarming rapidity, destroying the 1 entire range in a very short time. The tiro 1 communicated to a tenement opposite, and the ] occupants barely bad tim? to save their effects ( - ere the houses war? destroyed. A Washington letter ia the Baltimore San ( says: "Tho wager of a cool thousand dollars was m ado by a tuan that he con ld name the ( Cabinet Of the incoming administration. Arti- ' clea were signed and the money deposited in \ the safe of a leading hotel. Thc betting slato, ] as made np, is as follows: Secretary of State, , Edwin M. Stanton; Secretary of the Treasury, ( Senator Morton; Ssoretary of War, General J. M. Schofield; Secretary of the Navy, Admiral ' Porter; Secretary of the Interior, Senator Con- 3 ness; Postmaster-General, Horace Greeley; 1 and Attorney-General, Matt. H. Carpenter. 1 -The Consistory for the creation of Cardi- | nais, which was to have been hold iu Romo in December, is deferred till next March. The ( Pope will then confer the purplo on ten i re? lates at once, chus filling all tho vacancies in the Sacred College, which he desire3 to seo ! complete for tho Ocumenical Council. Th? hat I will be bestowed on Monsignor do Merode, ia ' spite of Cardinal Antonelli's opposition, and Lis post of grand almoner will be iiven to Ttl?QSlg- i nor Talbot de Malahide. On tho samo oceasiou , the Pope will restore thc Roman Catholic hierarchy of Scotland, establishing a primate ', . at Glasgow; and confer the cardinal's hat on Archbishop Manning. p*, -Russia perseveres with her Russification of Poland. The other day a smith, who had i established a new Gretna Green at Sofipol, marrying each couples as would not submit to the solemnization of their union in Russia, was sent to Siberia, while tho mau he bad married were enrolled into the army and the marriages wer? declared illegal. In liko man? ner baptisms of ohildren had to bc enf sr jed with : armr-d authority, since the peasants do not be? lieve ?a tho efficacy of tho act when accompa? nied by Russian words. The Catholic iuhabi canta of the Grodno and Kovno Districts aro now escorted to ohurch by tho soldiery aud the pw.ice; they refuse to go of their own ac oord, objecting to the new language introduced '? into the worship. i -There is no court in England now. Tho people hear of the Queen from day to day in a line or two, which is revised by her and bent lo the newspapers ; but it only records nor morning walks, her Sunday visits to church, and thc occasional arrival ol' a foreign priuco nr a distinguished subject. Of balls, parties and patherings, not a word. Few individuals in even tho middle classes load so retired a life, London is shunned, and no incidout re? calls the existence of thc Queen to mind. The Prince of Wales is on a continental tour, and the Duke of Edinburgh, the uext of the sons. Is on a voyage round the world. Practically, Spun and England are alike in this respect. The discontent which was once so bitterly ex? pressed has given way to inoiffercDcc, but it is by no means clear that the change is lavorable for royalty. -Commodore Meade was brought before ! Judgo Sutherland last Wednesday, on a writ of habeas corpus directed to t?c keeper of the Bloemmgdale Insane Asylum. Thc Commo- : &ore recognized several old friends, tho Judr;c 1 among others, and oondnctod himself very ra? tionally during tho examination that ensued, j He occupied a seat next to tho Judge, and part of thc examination consisted of a conversation between the two, carried on in a low tono, dur iog which Judge Sutherland narrowly watched 1 4he movementa and [expressions of the alleged insane Commodore. This interview resull in a discbarge. Judge Sutherland held tba would not do to regard "uncontrolled or i controllable passion as lunacy." Sonio dcgi of passion, or even frenzy, was natural wh< the members of a family acted in contempt the authority and wishes of the husband a father. The Tribune, in its comments up the affair, says that "Commodore Meado seei " to be a victim of the new commandmcni " 'Parents honor your children, lest they se "you to a lunatic asylum,' and 'Hu3ban "obey your wives, lest they confiscate yo " property,'which ha3 superseded the forrr " doctrine." CHARLESTON. MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER H, 180: CASH IN ADVANCE.-On and after to-morro' the 15th instant, the paymont of sub3criptioi in advance by all thc subscribers of Ti NEWS will bo rigidly enforced, and the pap will not be sont to any ono unless it has bee paid for. To this rule thoro will be no exce] tion. Persons whose stay in the city is to bc s'ioi or who for any other roasou may not bo di posod to pay thc subscription in advance, cn avail themselves of our weekly delivery ac collection Bystom, and receive tho paper at tl rate of fifteen couts'a week. Past, Present aAa Future. lu these days, JE?op'6 fable of the wo' and the lamb is receiving a thousand appli cations. The Southern armies, when th war ended, disbanded and went quietl, home. The Southern people, oppressed b, the general bankruptcy and threatens with starvation, resorted to tho arts o peace. The Southern Legislatures appliet to the President of the United States ti know what they must do in order to satiafj the demands of the triumphant North, am did what he required. They sacrifioec thousands of millions for peace, only to b< denounced as rebels still. And ever since they have borne humilia lion upon humiliation. They have seei their best men disfranchised and tome ol then driven out of the country. They havi boen oppressed by worthless adventurers, by col?on agents like Callicctf, and by Gene' rals like Sickles and Butler. They have had contracts made l'or them and taxes im? posed upon them by aliens, renegades and menials. Their property has been rendered well-nigh worthless. Taoir pride has beeii trampled under foot. Realizing the pre? dicted fato of Egypt, they have been sacri? ficed to the ambition of thc meanest of thc human race. Yet nothing bu! new slanders liavr been the reward of a people who havo ;ndured so patiently and so long. They ire criminals, simply hecause they do not ivillingly.yea thankfully, accept debasement iud ruin. Tho Republican organs industriously nanufacture history for us, and carefully :onceal from the Northern public the nature >f the coi'flict in which thc people of these Slates are engaged. In questions of gone ?al politics we have very little interest. Ye have no personal objection to Grant as ?resident. Wc trust that his great execu ive ability may secure to the country an tfficient, economical and peaceful adminis ration. We cherish no hostility to Gover ?or Scott, who, notwithstanding his present imitation with the Republican party r.nd lia former connection with thc Freedmen's Sureau, has displayed a commendable mod .ration and public rpirit in the discharge >f the duties of his high office. Nor, on ,he other hand, do we approve the efforts >f evil-disposed persons to disturb the es ablished order of tho Stato. Wc look ivith unalloyed indignation upon Ku-Klux Klans and all such bodies of conspirators ind assassins. Tho race which will rule ;his great, rich country will rule it by policy, by intellect, by heroic and self-sac rificing resohe, not by the bullet or the nidnight torch. No man and no party can ielp us which propose for our acceptance the philosophy of despair. There are two things especially which tho Southern people need to attend to, and thc whole couutry is interested in their success. The first is the purity of thc local government. Wc S*nuot afford to be ruled by meu who have uo interest in our social welfare, who, on tho contrary, are seeking lo effect a general demoralization. We can? not afford to bo taxed by men who them? selves pay no taxes. We cannot be ruled byan ignorant or inimical eelf-will. We ?annot submit cheerfully to any sovereignty, military or civil, which will not guarautee the security of person and of property, or permit us to maintain our civilization. While our political traditions and a just consciousness of what wc are able to con? tribute to thc wclfave of tho country will prevent us from relapsing into indifference in regard to public affairs, wc cannot, just Qow, exert any direct influence upon them At home, in the bo?om of our own society, those clements conflict, a control over which is the first requisite to our liberty and pres perity. Under our feet, and not in cloud land, ?3 the ground OM which we must begin to rebuild. Another requisite is industrial restora? tion. The resourco.-) of the S'.ate are abun? dant. The recuperative energy of cur peo? ple is wonderful. Their patient fortitude and even hopefulness n< calamity, and that noble self-consciousaces which no disaster or humiliation have yet d.-graded, already add new lustre to the heroic annals of the State. This country ia ours-a magnificent heritage which we must not, ciuaot, will not, resign to baibarism and desolation. Like tho wine in certain favored regions ol Europe, our blood is linourcd by the soil. Honorable industry, thoughtful, cheeriul adventure, uses of fertile arts an J sciences, hospitality to immigrant wealth and sinews, all commercial enlargements and llaancial improvements and industrial applications within our power-are sacred duties now, j filial duties to her who has nursed us on her bosom, and whom in our hearts we bear. Whet, the outer walls of a oily are taken, the city is yet safe if thc central fortress, which commands all the others, remains in the hands of the defenders. And we are safe, if we refuse to surrender the soil and the municipalities of South Carolina. Thc Cold Weather and the Poor. The recent pppeal of THE NEWS in be? half of the good work undertaken by thc indefatigable ladies of the Fuel Society, seconded, as it was, by the chilling and un? mistakable presence of Jack Frost, has, we are glad to say, not fallen entirely unheeded. One generous gentleman-who by-the-by, is not by any means among the richest of our citizens-has promptly come forward and handed us an order for several cords of wood to be placed at the disposal of the Fuel Society. Who will be the first to imi? tate this noble example ? People of Charles? ton, ycu who gather cosily around your firesides in comfortable homes, and make ready for the Christmas time, think of the hundreds-many of them reduced from ease and affluence-who, right here in your own city, are daily and nightly shivering in cheerless rooms, without a spark of fire to warm themselves or their little one?, and hasten, in thia bitter weather, to do your part, be it ever so small, towards relieving their sufferings. A CONVENTION is in session at Macon, Ga. composed of representatives of thc agricultu? ral, manufacturing, mining and other industri? al pursuits, for the purpose of advancing and developing thc priclical interests of the State: anddevisitig apian to promoto immigration from thc Northein States and Eu, ope. THE LYNCHING AFFAIR, referred to in our tele? graphic columns, is likely to become thc sub? ject of international discussion. Two of thc persona hung had been brought from Canada ander thc extradition laws, thc United States do vern mont pledging themselves to return them iuitafety if acquitted. THIS rs WHAT a Grant paper 6ays: "The Fortieth Congress is not up lo tho mark of re? trenchment and reform. Its record is a budget )f blunders, extravagances, proflbae'es and :orruptions; but the Forty-first Congress, .Vilich meots on the 4th ol' March may perhaps JO fruitful cf bettor things, from tho hints and .ecommendations of President Graut." THE NATION very sensibly protests against ;ho habit which thc magazine publishers havo :rept into, of getting ont their numbers scve :al weeks in advance of che dale upon their ?Overa. The practice seems to have sprung 'rom the greediness of somebody who Mag?n :o got his magazine inlo tho market a few days n advauce of its rival?, to got tho cream of tho ransient trade. Next month everybody else ollowcd suit; and, nob to be caught napping, .he different publishers are constantly striving o get out every month's number a few days or jours earlier than its predecessor. Tho result a that wo have our January Galaxy or narper ?arly in December; and nobody knows precisc y when to exocet them. BISHOP TAIT, who has just been promoted rom thc Soe of London to tho Primacy of | England, is a mau who is liked by all parties u the church except tho ultra-Erangclicals, jut who can bo chimed neither by the High, he Low, nor the Broad Church parlies. He lefonded thc anthon ol'"Essays and Reviews" j rom tho bitter persecution which their oppo icnts aroused against them, bub ho does not iccopt thc rationalistic theories of Professor rowett, or the heterodox vio<ies of Dr. Mauiico. Io li33 reoognized tho legal rights of Bishop Colenso, though ho has privately urg-d hun to estell his bishopric for thc sake of tho peaco or hecharch; and has publicly expressed h:a onvictiou that the church ought to bc large monga and liberal enough to contain both the ?useyites and tho Broad Church Liberals. It s thcroloio probable that, as Archbishop of Canterbury, bia iufltiouoc will protect the Ritu ilists from the attacks of the Evangelicals, and he Broad Church party from tho hostility of tither. He is universally respe: tod for his toniest and active philanthropy. /ot Sole. A TTENTIO* : C APITA LISTS.-P O II ?X. SALI'. Three Thousand ?cres cf the finest JUXTON LANDS in the State-, also well adapted to ora, and haring bottoms suitable for nice. J beac jnda ar? locate i m tbe heart of .-uniter Couuty, and .omMuo advantages which can scarcely bs lound llscwncro in tho -culb. rhey a-e sanely land.?, with jlay sub-soil, aud therefore productive and higlily :etenttvo ol manures, winle thoy are easily cult!va? led. 'Iboy aro certain laads because free from over? low, and they aro exempt ironi all malarial influ mees, having a climate equal to Aiken, and water Mjual to timo: the mountains, 'ibey arc flvo miles hst mt from tho Bradford Spring;;, lormsrly a sum? ner resort of groat celebrity. Tho society cf thc leigbborhood acknowledges no superior anywhere. I'heroarc about a thonsauri or twelve hundred arre* lt cleared land on tho tract, somo of which bas bcoa rented at live dollars per acre rince tho war. liic 'c-maindcr .a liucly limuored woodland, which would iiipi ly the raw material for'w > steam fw afilia tor .he ut-xt twootv years. I will soil a Water Mill Seat ??itu tho ab vc propel ty it desired, lo a capitalist ?r company wishing to conduct planting operations na a laige scale, or io e;tabl th nianulactnrcs nf any linn, the oppcrtcsily offered for Investment i a .arc one. 'Ihc: c i3 a 1. rue frame 1 Uara ami Wag ?II .ibed on liie premisos, with largo forage lofts, nine aruc frame:! lab a cr ? cabins ;._: ;! ch-*), wi:h roc;; :himneys, cc vera I ici;r cabius ?i'^o and I ram ed ?.in 10U--P. \c-y larKc, ?od fran.cd mili U use. Per? n wishiau'to inspect the pt omisos caj leave ilio rail (.u.l at Slimier, Mayville or Lynchburg, ou lb . W? ninjtou and Manchester Ileaa, >.r Claremont or Sauden, <>n ihe Camden Branch Hoad. F< r tere ? and farther p irticulars apply to thc sub? scriber o i ti e premises, or through Lis r. stall] e t nethnic villi, s. C. Tules wid bo mada uaexcep Jonablc. A un r.iu KALI:. Several UCILDINU l.oi.- in the heart o? the Town i-uiiitrr, now tl"' Ktcktcat busiucss mart ia the ??talo, cf cr Chirle. : .1", Columbia not ixcepteii. Huso L/.ts measure thirty-?vo ice.' fr mt on M ila troct, by two hundred uud twenty-fjur f, c: deep, md aro opperi c thc Courthouse. December U :rn\f? tV. tl. KENNEDY. TO MANlilTACTUltSKS.-PHIS NA MO, that property known aa i?o KALMIA MILL-, dtoated in ligciieiii District, s. U , o? tho South Carolina itailroad ubont e i:'it mile* from August:, 3a, consisting o? F.VTUKY bl'H.DiNGs, ton thousand and eighty IUHOSTLK SPINDLES, with prep :rati 'U for about loar th assad spradl< s. Alar., i quantity of PAP2? MACHINIRY. All ol thu ibo rc machinery i-; n w. and on the premises over rixly COITAGE AKio AENEMEN? . :0C -1 :S. SAW AND PI,*KIN(i MILL, and MACHINE ML1P. to ;"t!:cr with tko Water Pow r and four thousand twa 1 uudre i sad Ciiy-niiieucrc.' of Land. For farther particulars, apuiy to tl. tu FOSTER, O.. ifcepivmUes; Or by letter to <* agosta, e.a.. \Uo. F. < OCX. -.u rasla, tia.. VT. .'. i.ASr.i. Y . na. n and IO SV'Idtc-rirect, Kew Yo.k i:ith9 Dcccmlv.-H ?JU?ll BA MC, TWO VIXKLY Bli KU ; and well-broken FOIHTKO. Foi- ncrrfcnlan ind priesa, LI! .'re.-s Lock ?-.os. No. 0..'. Uharlc-lon. Di-ccmb.-r ii ii ?" A??liS.-DWSUtAIilriB PiJIM'A'. i-;.\S j and small farm LANiJS for s:l?> witina the MI i\ undugB of Charleston, S. C. AI-S.-l. 3 -0 aoio-i of PINn liAMl at 52 per oem on lue ?oulti Caroluia Iiailmad .'mj^iivetl cn V I'l'.fl'KUl Y for Ral; at prices 'rom "?4M and upwjr.,s Ajio'y u? JH1UHU0M Si C O., No. li I)road-!>t.-e*\ Uharlo^lon, S. C. r*iX>mbor ll ?mw4* ???f6?iartui. rnnic lieu wieST Pi?MA!jia coi*. J. L?GM-Tuts ia oae ol (he moat Boorisbing ia ititntiou^ i i the Piata. Pupi'j roc;iv?.i at any imo, iud ch'irgud from tba time ot cn sung. luition, inclttiiug Latia and kFrench, ?4 per noath. Hoarding, inoludiog Fool and Washing, $11 SO per nrntt), J. s. liuNNKB. Dccombcr H mUi3mo President. llcmoottis. DH. J. S. tl 'TOIIMILI. HAS K KNOVED his office and rcsldonre to the SOUTHEAST :OKNLB CF KINO AND JOHN STU EU IS. Novombcr 2 Sfl)ie?)?iu Schnapps. OFH?E OF UDOLPHO WOLFE. ) Sole Imp?t ter of the Schiedam Aromatic Schna})ps, 1 Mo 39 Beaver-street. [ KEW Yonx, Novvmucr U. 18G8. J To thc People of thc southern States : WHEN THE PURE MEDICIN AL RESTORATIVF, now so widely l;no?u ns WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SC?NAPPS, was in reduced into the world under die endorsement of four thousand loading member? of the medical procession some twenty years ago, its proprietor was well aware that it could not wholly escape th? penalty attached to all oew and useful preparations. He, therefore, endeavored to invest it with strongest possiblo safeguard against counter? feiters, and to icndorull attempts to rirate it diffi? cult HUI! dangerous. It wa1? submitted to distin? guished chemists for analysis, and pronounced by them thc purest spirit ever manufactured. Its puri? ty and properties having boen thus ascertained, sam? ples of the article wer.? forwarded to ten thousand physicians, including all tho leading practitioners in the United States, for purposes ol experiment. A circular, requesting a trial of the preparation and a report of (Le result, accompanied each specimen. Four thousand of thc most eminent medical nun in the Union promptly responded. Their opinions of tho article were unauiraously favorable. Such preparation, they said, had lons been wanted by the p'-otession, a* no reliance could be placed on tho ordinary liquors of commerce, all of which wcro moro or less adulterated, and therefore unfit for medical purpose*. The peculiar excellence and strength of the ei of juniper, which formed ono of lue priuc-ipal ingredients of tho Schnapps, together with an unalloyed rharacter of the alcoholic ele? ment. give It, In the estimation of the faculty, a marked superiority over every other diffusive stimu? lant as a diurcie, Unie and restorative. These satisfactory credentials from professional men of thc highest rank were published in a con? densed form, and enclosed with each bottle of the schnapps, as on? of thc guarantee* of its genuine nc?s. Other precautions against fraud were Uso adopted; a patent was obtained for the article, tne label waa copyrighted, a jae simile ot thc proprietor's autograph signature wa3 attached to each label and cover, his name and that of the preparation were cm hosscd on thc bottles, and thc corko were scaled with his private seal. No article had over been sold in this country under the name of Schnapps prior to thc inrroductiou of Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, in 1351; and the label waa deposited, as his trade mark, in the United States District Court for the Southorn District of New York during that year. . It might be supposed by pcrsous una quain'od with the d iring charaetcr of thc pira'.cs who prey upon tho reputation ot honorable merchants by vend? ing deleterious trash nuder their name, that tho pro? tections sa carefully thrown around theso Schnapps would have precluded the introductions and salo of counterfeits. They seem, however, only to have slimula'cd the rapacity of impostor*. Tho trade mark ot th : proprietor lins boon stolen; the indorse? ment which his Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps alon? received from the medical profession has heeti claimed hy mendacious humbugs; his labels aud bottles have been imitated, his advertisements para? phrased, hi-? circulars copied, and worse than all, dishonorable retailers, siter disposing of tho genuine contents ol' his bott'c*. have Oiled Hiern up with common gin, the most deleterious of all liquors, and thus made his name ana bri nd a cover for poison. Tho public, thc met'.ieal profession and the sick. Tor whom tho Schiedam Aroni.tie Schnapps is pre? scribed as a remedy, aro eqnally intereste I with thc propriet?r in tin-deice: 10.1 and suppression of these nefarious piactices. The genuine a-.ticlc, niauuiac turcd at tho cstab'i.-ihuicnl of tho undesigned in Schiedam, Holland, is dis:ii:ed fro-n a harley of iho 5ucst quality, and flavored with an Csseutial extract iftho berry of thc Italian jut'lper, of um quailed pu? rity. Dy a proce-s unknown in the preparation of my other li?yior. it is heed from every acrimonious md corro-i\e clament. Complaints have boen ro.-elvcd from tho leading ahys'cians and families ia thc Southern States of | .hf sale of cheap imitations of tho Schiedam Aro? matic Schnapps in those martie's; and travellers, ?vi:o are in Hie habit ol tisiug it a? an antidote to tho liaueful intlueucc of unwholesome river water, tes? tify that rhcap gin, put up ia Schiedam bottles, la avqtiently palmed otr upon tho unwary. Tho ?go?ts of thc undersigned have bcon requested to instituto inquiries ou the si bject, an l to furwaid to aim tho names of such parties as they may ascer? tain to bc engaged in thc atro-.iuus Kystom of de-op? tion. In conclusion, tho undersigned would say ihat tic haH produced, from uudcr the hands of the mo.-t listiugui-hcu men of scicntc in America, proofs un answerable, of the purity and medicinal excel? lence of tho Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps ; that tic uni expended many thousand dollars in sur? rounding it with guarantees and pufe^uards, which lie designed should protect tho pnblic and himself against fraudulent imitations; that he has shown it to bc the only liquor in tho world that can be uni? formly dependod upon ai unadulterated; that ho has challenged invcidigafisu, aualysis, comparison and urperimeat iu all its foran; and from every ordeal tb. preparation whi h bears his name, Kcal and trade mark, hes como oil' triumpiiant. He, therefore, feels it a duly bc OiVes to his .'ollow-rit:z na generally, to tho medical proles-din and tho sick, to denounce iud expose the charlatans ubo couuierlcit these evi acacie* oi identity, and he calls upon the prices and tho j ublic to aid him ia his clfcrts lo reined)- so great iu evil. Thc following letters aud certificates from thc leading physicians and che mst . ol this city will [irovo to the read, r that all goods sold by too under? side 1 are all ihat they are reprc culed to be. UDOLPIIO WOLFE. I leo! bound to say, that I regard your Schnapp, is being in every respect pre-eminently pure, ami Scserviug ol medical patronage-. At all eveuU, it is thc purest inasible article ol Holland ein. utrete torc unobtainable, ami aa such may bc safely pro? scribed Ly physicians. DAVID I.. Mort', M. D, Pharmacetilical Chemist, New York. IO t isri-sTRERT, SEW Tout,] November 21,1^7. J L'J- Li-no WOLFE, f'sq.. Prient: D;ar sir-l have matten chemical es iniimti >.i of a sample of your Schiedam M-:inapes. ?rilli tl>c in? tent of dolerin.uiug if ?ny foreign or injurious nub stance bad been added to th- simple disii li d spirits. Thooxiuniuatiou lias resulted m thu conclusion that the sample contained nopoisoiio.'sor harmful admixture, i have temi unable tu discover any trace of the dcU-torious subslanoe* wich .ire cn> ployed in the a-J ul te ration of liquors, I would not hesitate ?ouso myself or ta recommend tooth tor medlelnal purposes, ?he Schiedam Schnapps a-i a J excellent and onobjectionablo variety ul gin. Very rospocttuUy .. mirs, ?si-ce*,) CHAS. A", SLEL?, Chemist. New YORK. NO. .1.1 CepAn-ariiECT. I Nov?mi?er 30, 1807 j I'ooipno Wows, Ksq., Present . Ij-ar sir-i Imo submitted to chemical anal)sis two bottles ot "s'ebiodam schnapps." which I look I rom a (rosh package in year bom.ot warehouse, mid hud. UH bolorr, that the spirillions liquor ii Jreo Iroui injurious bigredienu- or falsification; that it lias the marks ot bung aged ami not recently pre? pared t.y ia. chaufcal admixture of alcohol and a:o inaiies. iv. .pect/uuy, F.; En. V. MAYER, i'bern fait. NB? Von?. luest'ay, May 1. UPOI.PIIO WOLFE MMJ.: !)?? r air-i i).; ??ult vf ,.uni Winos and Liquors tor medicinal pnrpoecfl en >\ en \oo? felt by iii- pro icssiua. and thoo* ods of lives batu been "acrif?ced hy ibu uso ol adalicrM lvrdrles. I) lin mn in mens, and cn-1 diatsiM-su. Ute bride and iii rvcm, to rife in Mus ct'uulrv, aro vcr.\- rare in Lun-pc, owing, iii a great de. nw, to tho ? iif. ruaco ri ?he pu itv of the spirits rutd. Wc b-ivt! teated the several artirlts imported and sold hy . uu. idoluelfug your '-ni. whl h you ee I un? der ih- uauio of Aroniitiii! ttobieilain ^ebnapps, winch wwconsid rjupth entitled u> tho high reputation ii ha-< aeou-rci. & ibisceuulry; ...ul from your lora ex pu lone*! as a (bruigu import r, jour Mollled Wi-M? and Liquor* should rare* w th tho same demand. Wewi>old recommend you to appoint fi<>iaa oi tho respectable qmihassrics In diuVrcut parts -f tn- city a;-- agents for ilia sale of your Kran .jen uni Wines, wnere die profession cati obtain the .-ame when needed for medicinal purposes. Wishiugyou success Ul .-mir m v. poterprter, Wo remain, your obedient scrvaiits, VALENTINE MOTT. 3M. lt., I n f.- ->r ol Surgery, liuivt>r:d:.v Ucdical CoiloKe, Kc? Yo ii. J. M. C.MtNOCHvN, M. D., I'iofWW ot Clinical surgery. Snrg'-oii-ui I .biella the state Hospital, ita, No. 14 ria*t Sixtcor.tii-strc-L LEWH A. SA YUK, IL I:, No. TSiUrondway. H P. t'E min?; M .n. Ko. Tin broadway. JOSEPH WORSTHO, M. 1' . No. I3fi Mnth-strccf. NELSON STEELK, iL. 0 . No. .!" '.JleekeT-strcct. JOHN O'REILLY, M. D.. No. ito Fourth sh eet. ?. I. R.VPHAEL. U ?., Prof-sor o? the Principles and Practica or surgery. Now York Me-dical Col? lege, Icc, No. 91 NlnUi-r.trrst, ard others. Tho proprietor also offers for salo. BOITLBD WINES AND LIQUORS, Imperit_i and bottled by himself, expressly for me? dicinal uso. Rach Dotti- his hie certificate of its pu? rity. VDOLPUV WOLFE. November II 3 mos MEDICAL MiClETV OF SOUTH CARO? LINA. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THIS SO? CIETY will be held This Day, at Twelve M. December 14 J. S. BUIST, M. D. JETH A STEAM PIKE ENGINE COM? PANY. rTTflE THTRTY-NiNTB ANNIVERSARY MEETING A ol' your Company will be hold This Swung, the 14tb instant, at your ball. Ciiceti-?trcor, at half-past Seven o'clock. A general at endauco is requested as the Annual Election for OfDeern will take place. N. li.-Ai I ide ihc 4th, sec'ien 2d will bc enforced. By order. J. h. NIXON, December l l Srcreary. ANNUAL MEETING OF .STOCKHCLU ERS. TEE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM EES of tee blue Ridge Railroad Companv will be held in (ho Oily of Charleston. Friday, thc 18th instant. A meeting of ihe Board of Director! will be held thc day before. By order ot'thc Boan!. W. H D. GAILLARD. December 14 4 Sceretaiy and Treasurer. Pants. "DOARX) WA .NT ED.--PL .'.IN. COMFORT JL) ABLE board wanted for a small family, with two uuiurnlsbcd rooius. Address "iilonoge," throuRh thc Pustofflce. 2* December 10 TTT A Sf TED, A SITUATION AS CH A BE? TT BEBMAID and lo asaist with fine washing. Applv at No. 12 SMITH-SI BEET. Decembrr 14 1* WAS'l'ItD.A GENTLEMAN TO TEACH from bftacn to twenly m:ilo children in tho village of summerville, S. C, Ht: must be tally com? petent of Uaciiing ti c English branches of Educa? tion, together with Fi euch and tba Classics. Apply to DR D. W. LAMB, December 7 4mtb2 Chairman. TTfA\TED, ONK THOUSAND BUSHELS YT GOODLAH JE.SWS ET POTATOES. Enquire at Mo. 52 ST ATE-STU<? ET. ROBr. LAWLESS. December 12 2' WANTED TO HIKE, TWO GOOD RRICKLAiERS, logo in thecountiv. Apply in CASEMENT OF THU STATU HANK, comer of Broad and Etist Bay street*. Dewrabcr ll WANTED, A SETTLED WOMAN TO do general boujowork ','orasninll (an Hy. Ad? dress P. H. K" NEWS OD!C .. December 7 AGENTS WASJTEU.-S75 TO830O PEU month, or a commission (rom which twice that amount can be made by felling the latest im? proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY KKWING MA? CHIN E; price 518. i-or circulars and tonna, addrc-s C. BOWEfS k CO., Nc. 020 South Third-str. ct, Philadelphia, Pa. 3mo December 5 WA Ri T ICD.-I WANT A MA\ TO TAKE thc AGENCY for Lloyd's Gn at Double Revolv? ing MAPS Ol' El ROPE AND AMERICA, with thc 4000 ccunly colored Map of the Uniiod Slates on tho bnck, issued to-day, and necdol by every family, rfchool aid library iu tho land, with patent reverses, by which either map can bo throwu front Each Map is C2 by Ci inches large, with ribbon binding and doublc-.'aced rollers; c.ist i.li.0,000 iud Huco years' labor. Price S3; worth S.'iO. A small capital will do to start with. 610 a copv eau bo got ?or these great Mups, send for circular, termo, kc Twenty new maps under way. J. T. LLOYD, P.ist)flice Bo:: 122, Atlanta, Ga. November 10 caa lino WANTED, BOARD, FoR A GENTLE? MAN, wiro, three children md nurse. Will require two rooms, and p'.ain, but substantial, .abie. Address, st? Ung terms, kc, 'MLS,," Box No, 3-5, Charleston, s. C. Novene ber :i WA SI TP'. D, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS? PAPERS, al iiuUlshcr*s rates. CHARLES C. R1G71TEU, April 21 Nn. lill Eing-strott I Mll'h?YM?' NT OFFICE_SBRV \NTS VJ can bo obtained by sptlteatw lo the "UNION ll' "ME," troni ? illili o'clock daily. Servants can al-o lind places by application to tho same pla' e, at thc same boura Inquire for thc Ma? tron, COM er Church aud Chalmers atroct June l'J _ TafANTED, EVE lt V HOD Y TO SUB TY SCRIBE In tbs CIRCULATING LIBRARY. ORARLES C. RIGUTER'S S.-lect Library of New Hooks cou loins ail of tho latest publications. April 21 N-. ICI KING-STREET. WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM? ED to wriio for flic pr ss, employment on one or n.oro Literary Papen or Magasines, a:> a Will 1ER Ol' SKETCHES, POETRY, kc. Address Miss K. li. W., PoatoCicc, Charleston, s. c. October 8 TO RENT. A NEAT TWO-AND-A-HALF STORY HOL'SE, No. 2 Doughty-street Apply at No. 4i2 KlNu, corner John-street Noveuihcr 18 wfm TIM) RENT, F lt OM FIRST .5ASIUAUY 1 next, iha*. DF.slRiB^R RK.-TDKNCE No. 119 Comisg'Sbeet. opposite st. Pant's Church, contain? ing ?Ix uptight rooms, two attic*, pmiry, dressing room and entern. Apply to 1. UKANGE SIMON*, Commission Agent, 1'lanteis' and Mechanics' Bank. rrcsrobcrG _?4 AVERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART? MENTS to rent, with piazza and privato stalr ua?? attached. Tko reoir-t can be rented separately it desired. Apply at No. 50 KIN?-STKEBT. a few doots below Tradd. tu'ha NOTember 17 TO RENT, THAT FINK TUREE AND a half slory BRICK RE-IDENCE in Ansou street, one door south o?Lauioi-s. For particulars, applv at No. yo SO?TG'I Y-sTREET, or at THU OF? FICE. C* December 0 T'J ttKVT, OFFICES I* TIIK FltfE PROOF BUILDING, corner Chalmers and Meet? ing streets. A' ply ut OFFICE COUNTS COMMIS? SIONERS, Fac-proof Building, i cc-rober 7 r po RENT, A PJ A A O, IN GC OD ORD E R. JL Apply at THIS OFFICE October 28 rs'O 1SENT, A FINK GROCERY STA Si D, J. willi fixtures complete! coiner Kin? aud cul? ford sin els. Terms moderate, apple at BERNARD O'NFILL'S, Ko. 169 EAST HAY. November 18 lino* QT StA t'ED.ON SPNDAY LAST,A BLACK O NEW FOUNDLAND POP, abant aix months old, MiKWOis to Ibe name ..!' ''ROLL*." f Ulicral ri ward w.ll li.: paid forliD recovery ai No s GREEN STREET. December H Ci l HAY ED OH NT??LWN, SUNDAY DH O Puuday night, a E!ack anti l'an TKRR?ElL .? reward will be given far his rcrwory i n application Et No. M UA-EL-STUE./i. bulwouu -i .> i an.l Kari Hay a ne <. D eemb< r 8 LOST. A YELLOW AND WHITE SET? TER PUP. eight mouths oldi had ou, when lott, a leather collarwith a city bailee. AsidtaWe reward will be paul for lu r letura to No. is BROAD, or Ni?. 7 MEE ILNO-ST BEE r. Xovcub. r ,10 JO yr, rs MONDAY. NOVEMBER S3, j ?Ladic?'GOLC WAI UH. double cose, while Ince, with chain Hitachi d. Finder will pleat?! leave thc same at THIS OFFICE, where a reward will bc ? ive.: ii required. NoTcmber28 ?ti?iifcs in ponhrojitfo. IAi THE DISTRICT fOURT OF : OK UNITED STAES. FOB 'lilt: DlVTRlCl OF sOUTU OAKOI.INA.-IN I UK MATTI R OF JOH M T. MoCiiKNEIL, HANKBIIPT-IN BANK I: OP f CY.--To ail who n ll may concern; "i he an-lerrisui d herein- gives unties of lils appointment as Assignes or -JOHN i. dlo'.'ONNELL, tn Hi.: District d' Wil liamsburg und -tate of South ('.'mliua. within saul TMHlisti ?et, who luis ben adj'li'gf! I il U.nkrup'. npo' hi ow u relit lou by ih . Di-tnct Court of said f;istrier. Unted Joly 7ih, 18**. JUNIDa E. :-v*OTT. Dee inner ll raS is i-'.oi. rix; WHOM IT MAY I'ONI'EK*). -THK 2 uiidcrsignedbcrebyajvc-inotkool h:? i po'ut nicni isasMffliaeol o?TKN P. PI iz -I.MO.NS. In ihe D strlet nf < narie .'un. an i Sta '?i South I'ero'iua. irlihin ?aid I Islrict, who basl ern ?djnr'goda i'atiU rnpt upon Ms o*np"i?.ion ?ry the DLitrlct i'onrt i-f ?aid PiUrlct Dated the fwcif^iffil* day nf No? M U'r, imW. LOITS ,'lnl.AIN November 00 tua CojJiutncrn?ii? llu??rr. / \t>}>;. KT \ BKSI! IP N O T 1 O E .-WI*:, thc nadersigDOii, having termed a copartner? ship, iodate lr m December itt, 1SC8, under thc Bile of HOLMES ft MAG?r.L. for tho tr-u-savscn of a GENERAL COMMISSION ?.u INES-, respectfnlly solirit the; patronage of our fi i rds and thc public. OlU.u So a3East Bay, cjm.r Vsnderborst's Wbaif. ALFRED HOLMES. Decflober ll fmWj ROBERT J. MAGILL. ?umkl l?.lSK BILLS WANTED. ~S j" 1 ?BEST MARKET PRICE QIVeN FOR HILLS Xi. Ol-' iii': HANK OE IHE STATE (old issuet. Z. H. OA ELS, December 3 No. 4 Broad-street. ^yimt'R ?i SON, REAL ESTATE BECKERS 4 AUCTIONEERS, No. 59 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. Borrow and loan money, attend to collection ol rent-., and all manner or claims. * July 13 mwiCfuo Amusement. Y A 1 ? . THE I AIR FOR TBE BENEFIT OF THE "WIDO W S ' II 0 il E." WILL BE OPENED CE THE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE'"HOME," IN BROAD-STREET, (NEAR TU! CITY PAPK), TO-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER l?, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. Kg- ADMITTANCE, 25 CENTS; CHU DREN, io couts; Season Tickcls. 75 eula. December 14 ?pOSlTlVELY TIIKEg DAYS OJILY \ AT HIEEilNlAN HALL. iUonttay, Tuesday JIIHI We?Ii>cs<li?y, I?? u'iu?a- :?1, and 23. Monday two Lerem at Three p. IL and liY.r'-nast Soven P, M.; Tuesday and Wednesday ihre" Levee at Eleven A. M. ind Three and hali'-past Seven P. M. GENERAL TO ?l THU M H AND HIS LITTLE PARTY! GEN E D \ Ti I OM THUMB'S TROUPE, CONSISTING of tho original and workUrenowned GENERAL TOM THUMB and bis beautiiul ara accompUshed little wife, Mrs. LAVINIA WAKBEN STRATI O.-, that inimitable ppoeimon of wit, shill, agihtv and Ccmic drollery, COMMODORENUT1 (kno MI as the t30,CM Nutt), and his intended wife, the sweet little sprite Miss MINNIE WARREN. Ladies aud children aro considerately advised to attend thc (>aij exhibition, and thus avoid tho crowd and con'usioii ot the evening peribrmarcc. ADMISSION 25 cents. Children um er len years of ase, ir? conte. Reserved scats, CO cent?. Children nuder ten years, 25 cents. h ED DAVIS, Agent. December 12 Ot) ^uDcrtiscmcnts. O(WICK OF CAPTAIN OK POLICE, MAIN GUARDHOUSE, Charle.-h?n S. C . De? cember l i, 18(13_Recovered by the Detectives, sun? dry articles . f I'LOIT'.tNG. TAUf.li AND BED LINEN, BASKETS AND CLOCKS. Also, a lot of POULTRY. Parties intero.-ted are requested to call nt thc D-tec'.ivc Lill .e. C. li. SIG WALD. December ll 6 Captain of Police. TRIO DKLI.Mi?tKM1 T A X- PA Y* IO H S JL NO I ICE.-CI l YTlU-iASUltY. December S, 1S?8. Executions ou ;.ll unpaid 'Jax Returns for Real Estate will be sont to thc Sheriff on thc 'jeth, as r' qul/ed by ordinance, (until then their paymcut will bo received at this office), viz: 5th Section-"Aud it shall bc thc duty of tho City Treasurer to forthwith issuo executions against the goods, chattels and other properly of said perrotts <. r corporations, and lod-c thc sal.l executions wi:h the City Sheriff, who shall immediately proceed lo; th.-1 o lociion ot the same in the manner p onded by Ordinani cs forth-: enforcement ol i xocutions." S. THOMAS, Decouier;) li City Treasurer. QP1?C1AL I fltDEK .-MA VOIVS OFFICE, kJ CUY HALL, CHARLESTON, S.e., DECEM? BER 4, ISC8.-Fio.il und alte- the above date, ail purchases uiado tor tro City, except for such nisti tut'ons as arc under tho management of a Coard ot conainis-ioncrs. must tc through au order prop' r!y eigne 1 by the party or parties sn purchasing, and countersigned by t.';o MAYOR. The hill?, when pre? sented for paw.icnt. must bo accora.-anie.l hythe order nbovo mcu'ioued, otherwise rhev will not he considered. GEO. Vf. CLARK, Mayor. By oidor of the Mayor. W. H. ?-rill TH, December 4 Clerk ol OounrU. QlTY TAXaS-MONTHLY il^TL'li.VS OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. \ liixr U.U.'., December 1. RMS. I Notice is hereby given to all concerned, ?hat the monthly Returns for the ni nth of November past, in compliance willi the Tux Ordtnonc \ ratified on ibo aub cl January. 1868, and amended on Ihoftttbof September, lSOS, inuat he male on or bet?re the 11 h instant. TAXES ON THE FOLLO WINO AUE PATACLE MONT ULT. On ad sales of Goods, Wares ?iud Merchandise, ill C* niling Rice, Lumber, Hay, Giaij and Naval Stares. Oa ad sales ..( Cotton. On all creight and Passen:er Lists ot all steamers and tai.mg vessels pani or payahlj in thiicity. tm all sales by Baller--, Dutches and Hucksters. On all gross rcceipLs ol'all Street Itailroads. Ona 1 cross receipt? ol'ml Express Companies. On alt sales at Auction. On all Carriages aud Buggies. On all iacoiuo derived I rom thc pur.mit of any faculiy, profession, occupation or employment Oa the gross receipts or all Commercial Agencies On all commissions received by Factors, Cornnii. ?ion Merchiuiis, bankers, Brosers, and others. On all prcin'ums rccoived tor or by any Insurance Cern; any, or by agencies tor individuals or compa? nies. On all cross receipts of all Gas Companies. On every Horse and Mulo u?cd or k?pt within UK city, excepting boises or mules used ia any public licensed carriage, carr, dray, or other vellida On ail To.-..ii Dealers in all articles whatsoever. On a l Barber Sbo^s. On all crass r. ceipts of Hot. ls and Public Katina and Hoarding Bouses. On all recoipt.s ot Livery Stablo Eeanors. On tho gross receipts of Cotton Pressas. On Uto gross receipts of all Printing Offices, News pap rs and Publishing Houses. On all Goods sold la the city hy persons not resi? dent, by su*p!c or otherwise. On all tales ol' Horses and Mules brought to thc city. On sales ot Stocks. Bond?, and other securities. On tho gross receipts of Magnolia Telo.tapb Com? panies. On tho cross receipts of ill Tavern Keepers aud Liqnor Dealers. All defaulters will bo dealt with as (ho ordi? nance directs. W. N. HUGHES, December 1 1" City Assessor. /me ?Iris. ?i It B A T A T T Ii A C T i O S QI''NBY'S & CO.*S I" IOTOGKAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY. NOW ON EXHIBITION TUri LARGER ANO fr.uri Collccllou of CUBOMO L'THOGR LPHS evi r econ in Charleston. They are perfect copies of cel? ebrated Works or Art, both aucicnt und modern. Amone tho rollo lion may be found SALVATOR ROSA'S HEAD OF CUBIST, Corrcggo'a Magdalene, A. Delacroix's Tide Going Out, A. Delacroix's Tide Coming li, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English Scenery, Row bottom's English Scenery, Rax.er's English ::::.! tri. li : cenory, Vic WU un ino ?:hine, 'J he Jmigfrand,'ino IVettcrUoru, Matine Views, and many ethers. Tue public are respectfully invited to rall u-id these beautiful Works ol Art. They are offered for salo, ai New fork pu 'es. PORCELAIN PICTURES. Great reduction in thc price P( !:..?; LAIN PIC? TURES. Rr cent improvements a; producing thefO pt. lune enable us to LOW offer tho a: nearly one half tita former price1, and lar supe. Laiiuud e-xemmo specimens. OCR CARTES DE Vlsi IF. AND 0 HIER I'L.MN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR? PASSED. L-pocial attt uti.wt given to rhiklrcn. Also to copy? inti old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. Suistv lion in allca?cs cuacutt-cl, and a: prices to correa poud wini i be times. ST?::KO#COPU' PICTCUKS AND OTilliii Pl!01 OtiRAPUS OF il '.RLERTON, FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA i EM K I' RY .\t IteduceU . USCH, .\ line collection of SI'tREOHCOPfC Vir:??'.-; 05 i HE MOUN? TAINS IN NO:::ii CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD BIYBK. These ire the first and only Photographs iver sal a in that loeahry. O, V I N B Y tt ii No. ttl EIXG-STRBLT. CHARLESTON, S. C. Novo tn ber 12 limes (loofcdioncri), &c. KINS?AS'd CANDY FACTORY, No. 279 KING-STREET. CANDI PUT UP IK ASSORHD BOXES OF 25, 511 ?nd 100 pounds, suitable for Country 1 tide. Mer' bants cnn rely npon our Candie? bein-: per? fectly free from all such poi ou o us tubal anees as TERRA ALBA AND MARBLE DOST. A Iso, constantly on hand, a full supply ol FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY CANDIES. No eura eharge for boxing, wfmlmo December 2 ?waria an& ^tsrelioncocs. LEAF LARD AND HAMS. ?l 'i?04? CHOICE TENNESSEE LA?1D. 50 V?JL lbs cadi 15 cassa of the eeiehratcd Bcargrass Hams. FLOCK. 50 quarter bugs extia Tennessee I LOUR 75 barrels Extra Family Flour 100 barrels Extra Flour, different brands .25 barrels Fine Flour. HOPE, COFFEE AND SOAP. 200 half colls Orccnleaf and Manilla Hale HOPE 10 bags choice itio Coffee 75 boxes Seap. different qua'itics. ?Received on consignment and for sale bv J. N. ROBSON", December 14 lo No?. 1 and 2 Arlantio Wharf. NEW SMOKED WESTERN BAGO.V. C)Z BHDS. R. AND C. R. SLOES ?O 10 bod". Shoulders 20 tiorces HJHIS, ' Evans and Peedee." Now landing and for s Jo by BERNARD O'NEILL. December 14_?_No. 189 Bast Bay. CORN, CATS. FL0???. 4 i A BUSHELS PRIME NEW CORN U \J 200 bushed Prime Bricht Oats CO brrc's Extra Flour. Per stennier from ('altimore. For salo by December 14 1 R. M. BOILER. BOUCHE FILS & LU'S Dry Verzeney Cabinet Carte Blanche. For sale by all leading Grocers and Wine Merchants. N. B.-THE-E WIVES HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED A DIGH REPUTATION in Charleston and other Southern cities, and are in every respect of the first class inwL'mo November 23 FLOUR, FLOUR. 1AA BUL?. MANCHESTER MILLS-FA M IL Y ?\j\f 100 bbls. Manchontor Mills-Extra 175 bbls. Okalona Mills-Super ISO bbls. Okalona Mills-Fine. All of the above Flour is ground from Southern Whoa', and for sale loir by GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Factors, November 23 mvrflO Church-street. LEATHER BELTING. BLANK FEET SL\ INCH LEATHER BELTING Blank feet five lach Leather H?lting Blank feet lour inch L-ather Delling, This Belting is Oak tanned omi of very superior quality. It will be sold at a much reduced price. HUGfeK tc RAVENfcL, No. CO East Bay, corner Exchange-strict December ll 3 GENUINE SEED POTATOES. LANDING A\D TO ARRIVE, O () ? ) ^ioo bb> Chili and Carnell Reds 100 bbls. Western Reds 50 bbls. Pmk-Eyes 50 nids. Jack-on Whiles. Vor sale i v JOHN F. O'NEILL k SON, December 0 No. 107 Eui Bay. IMPORTED ALE AND PORTER AT S3 50 PER DOZEN. JUST RECEIVED, I (\ CASKS FINDLATER'j DUBLIN BROWN WJ Kl OUT, pint? 10 cislis Ba s' Pale Ale, pints. Thc above will Lc sold at $2 25 por dozan hythe cask, or 52 50 per dozen in smaller lt?N. at thc CO-OPERATIVE GROOEUY STORE, Southwest corner Meeting aud Market streets. Goods delivered free. Doccmber G ORANGES ! ORANGES t C) *f f\f\r\ ORANG! 3 IN FIX l-l ORDER, ?* O *\J * J\J an J for *a!e at S2 50 per hundred. ALSO, * 100 bunches BANAN\S, fresh and good; Guava Jelly, in quarter ard halt boxe-; Pineapples, Coixa nuts, Plau'ains, Tenons; 50 barrels Apples, red fruit. AHD. ALSO IS ST QUE: ONIONS, Potatoes, Northorr um ps, Carrots, Reels, Parsnip and Pickled ar .uoked Roe?, and all lor salo ve, y cheap by Ml* C. D. KENRICK, No. 83 (south side) Marka -street. DeccmV ? 4 24 FLORIDA ORANGES. JUST RECEIVED, 15,009 VFRY ?flOIuE FLORI? DA ORANGE-, in splendid condition, will koepsouudand aro nicely packed, reidy for ship? ping to the countrv or the North; will continue to receive wee? ly supplies of the samo. For sab in quaniitio- to suit purehajern, by JOHN B. TCG>L No. 125 Moetiac-stroct, December 4 1 hreo doors below Market.street. FRUITS! FRUITS! FRUITS! fi; E HAVE ALWAYS ON H \ND A LARGE SUP VV PLY of FRUITS, coBsia?ngof ORANGES, Bananas. Pineapples, Plantains, Cocoanuts, Louions, Raisins, Flss. Dales as.-I Northern Apples, Potatoes, Onions, and Nut ? cf all klads BART ic WIRTH, Nos. 55 and 57 Market-street. November 28 2mo* CO-ttPSRATiVE ?K0UE??Y, SOUTHWEST CORNER MEETING AND HARKET STREETS, AN EXTENSIVE, VARI'.O AND CAREFULLY selected supply ot the NECESSARIES OF LIKE, and also the lasar?as-WINES LIQUOR*, etc,-will at nil times bo lound ot the above Store, eatablnbed under the au-p. es ot th) "PALM21 CO PIONEER CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION," .tDd winch wlil conUuuennd extend tho advantages it already offers to the publie. Frea'i arrivals and isirtf libs will be regularly reported, and overv facili? ty affordQd pairo:.si Tho "objee;" ol tue Association is, ai set tor'h in it ? charter, "To furnish member* and Ute )<:i lie v. Uh the necessaries ot' ii to ot cood q nuTty, ana JUD? ruted, and at lowest maree! rates, sud ?rora the prout* Ol such sales to accumulate calita for its members." Coptes o? tao t'onstitu'i m anl By-Laws inn be found at the More oi th? Association, aa', all in? quirles . ?gard-tig tho practical working ol tba oater, prue w.U oe meat, cheerfully au ? promptly s itistled, w. ll. WELCH, Superintendant. J. N. WIGFALL, Assistant July ll (?tfl?ra, (Lfbarro, &r. T) SALAS, AGENT FOR TUB OU VRLE?TON t. Branch ol tito Havana Segw Factory, "La Valentina," would rospccifoUv invite Ibo atlcntion of dealers and smokers to bia very largo stock o? HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEOARS.Ol ..ll grades and -izes. excelled by few ia this country, ami war? ranted to no as represented. Sample box** sent to the coun!ry mid order* ex? ecuted" by Exprc*3,C O. D., cr 3J days' ci.y accep? tance. No. 113 EAST BAY-STREET, CHAR LESION, S. C. August 21 rnwfimo _ A good smolec i.i a perpetual comfort. L O Ii I L L A lt D ' ii " Yacht Club 99 SMOKING TOBAC'O. Competent erhicspro; ounce itn-st for min j roasonss It ls made ol the l??at stock grown. 'J lie Nicoiiue ls extracted, utouaro No drugs in il u ?so lueutiy it. M Aiiil-i ervou-? m i's ett eta It h ts an agreeable, aromatic flivor, i ces nut bum or sting the tongan, J eve-- no unp casant anortaste ia thc Mouth, or dlsagreeab'e odor in the room. iitHca.l ot exciting the nervous forco% It allaya irritation and caima then?. Wo r.:?rar.l it as 'he perfection ut Smoking Tobacco. Orders 101 elegant Meerschaum Pipes -re bei"g packe I iaiiy In ti.e various id/.od bans in wh'ch ii U arid, ; s an extra induct m nt lor th so Who loic a goad aiuoke to try it. LOK I LI. AK D'S "EUREKA" Smoking Tobaeco, Is likewise au exco lent arliclo ol eho'co Virginia 'Tobacco, Ol a : eavier "od. tin ? tlie fir.uor. And hut.tc much chej- er in pi ice; u1 verth- JWs It mikes au exec lent rm"kj Orders f.?r Meerschaum l'Ipa? daily packed in tats brand. LORI LXi ARCS "CENTUR?" ? hewing Tttbiwo, Composed oi tho '.'est cutting Lssal iu tho conntry. Superior in oler, fi tier tu quia y, an I makes a Better chow than other branda. Acknowledged Thc Le-.ding Fine Cut Tobacco wherever i 3 d. Respectable jobberJ and dealer.? in ?ll HICKODH Kcop it, ano small buyer* eau savo money, 1 imo and trouble by purchasing of them. LORI LL A RD'S MACCuB >Y. FRENCH RAPPEB and SCOTCH rdSUFfd still retiiu the excollont qn il itiee which have mi'te them so fatuous evcrysrtieio. Ciraalars sent on applioaiiun. P. LORLLLARD, Now Torx. NoTember 13 rnwlmo