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THE DAILY NEWS. -o RIORDAN, DAWSON & GO., PROPRIETORS. OFFICE IVo. 149 EAST BAY. -o TE ?MS-DA i LT NEWS, one year.*6 00 DAUA- NEWS, six months.3 00 DAIvr NKWS, throo months. 2 0* TRI-WEEKXT NEWS, ono year.3 00 TKI-WEESXT NEWS, six months.2 00 PAYMENT invariably in advai co. No paper sent Unless the cash accompanies the order, or for along or time than paid for. THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscribers in the city at 15 cents per week. ADVERTISEMENTS.-First insertion, 15 cents a line; subs?quent insertions, 10 cents a line. Business Notices, 20 cents a line. Marriage and Funeral No? tices, One Dollar eacb. NEWS BU MM AKY. -o -Gold cloned Rt 34$. -In the New York ootton market yesterday eales amounted to 4000 bales at 27c -In Liverpool ootton waa aotive with sales of 15,000 bales. Uplands Hid; Orleans ll gd. - -A daughter of General Earl Yan Dorn waa recently married in Mississippi to Mr. F. A. Lumsden, of Louisiana. -Ihe Emperor of Russia forbids the papers to make mention of any future attempts upon his life. - General John C. Fremont would like, it is said, to represent the United States at the Tuilleries. -An English Catholic paper prints a list of two archbishops and tea bishops shortly to be appointed a Catholic hierarchy in Scotland. -The engineer of the Georgia Air Line Kail ! road Company advertises for proposals to finish the first twenty miles of that road. -Macon has pledged $50,000 to complete the Macon and Augusta Railroad, between Macon and Milledgeville. -The Marquis of Bute is said to have pur? chased most of the Hastings property and sold it back on low terms to tho family. -The Atlanta Constitution Bays a company of Northern capitalists are about to ereot a wianui ticen t hotel in that eily. -The publishers o? Putnam's Magazine of? fers a liberal prias for the best article on "Ad? vertising and advertising agencies-their uses and abuses." * -A Mr. Shannon, a native of the Emerald Isle, born in 1740, making him 119 yeare old, passed through Seareey, Ark., lately, on foot, en route to Texas. - Two young ladies of Iowa have taken .up lands in that State under the Homet toad act, and purpose removing upon them, to run a. farm on their own account. -Cotten merchants in Columbus, Ga.,"aro now buying cotton in New York. They oan make more money by this plan than by pur? chasing in and shipping from Columbus. -Mrs. General Gaines doss not yet handle any of her great New Orleans tor tuno. Heavy debts, slow judges and cunning lawyers keep her out of her own. -The "dance macabre," inbroduced?at tho court at Compagne by Princess de Metternich and others'of the "third series," is called as infernal, epileptic and savage as the antic* of the Apaches around buroJtfi victims -gov >re siiov-i t< rms are said te nate taksn j place at Chicago. minois; Boston and Sp*ing- | |?? B*? . ..v.setts; Net. Wk, Buff--?J6,-'?-.*,L " ' v?~ *?".??&? wfc- 4k-v.. , m -r?ej^KI^ S ^ ; last, blocking Hp roads, delaTmg trains, ftc. -A movement is on foot in New York City looking t? (be removal of tho present police magistrates and s ?curing tko elevation to their piases of gentlemen of probity, honor and legal attainments. The moremont is non-partisan in its ch ar ac tor. -At a recent trial of a revenue case in New York, skillful experts swore that some speci? mens of foreign brandy which were submitted to them were not only genuine, but were worth $12 per gallon in gold, when it was afterwards proved that they were manufactured ia Brook? lyn, and were not brandy at all. -A consolidation of interests in a permanent broad gauge Une between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mississippi River, at St. Louis, has been effected, and the change af gauge of the Ohio ana Mississippi Road has been stopped. A system of through trains for freight and pas? sengers is at onco to be established. It is ad? ded that the entire route between St. Lattis and New York is ta be furnished with double track. -On Saturday evening a band of armed ne? groes, nearly ene hundred in number, entered the Town of Dari en, Ga., with two white men in custody, whom''$i'#y commanded the sheriff of the county to put in irons and confine in the county jail. The officer told them he could not do this; there must be some process of law before these men could be deprived of their liberty. The negroes said that this made no 'difference; some of their party had been shet at some lime previously; these two mon had been arrested on suspicion, and if the sheriff did not place them in irons they would take them oat and shoot them on the spot. Seeing that he had no other ooaree to pursue, the offi? cer obeyed, and incarcerated the mon in order to save their lives. -The following is a complete list, hitherto unpublished, of the indictments for treason now on file in the ellice of the Clerk of the Uni States Circuit Court for the District of Vir? ginia: Jefferson Davis, John C. Breckenridge, Judge Henry W, Themas, ex-Governor William Smith, General Wade Hampton, General Ben? jamin Huger, ex-Governor Henry A. Wise, General Samuel Cooper, General G. W. O. Lee, General R. E. Lae, General W. H. F. Lee, Sec? retary S. R. Mallory, General William Mahone, General James Longstreet, General Fitzkugh Lee, William E. Taylor, Osear F. Baxter, George W. Alexander, General Epps Hunton, ' R. H. Booker, M. D. Corse, John fi. DoBree, General. Roger A. Pryor, Major D. B. Bridg ford, General Jubal A. Early, General Richard Ewell, Thomas P. Turner, William S. Winder, Hon. Jamas A. Seddon, George Booker, Wil? liam EL. Payne, Cornelius Bayles, Riobard S. Andrews, William B. Richards, Hon. Charles .J. Faulkner, fi, H. Du laney, W. N. McVeigh and H. B. Tyler. Nolie prosegu?s have bean enterad in the oases of Hoa. Thomas S. Bo cock and Judge Robert Ould. The Savannah papers of Monday give very little additional of interest in regard to the disturbances on the Ogeechee. The Morning Hews says: "The negroes were also reported to be killing all the cattle and hogs, and col? lecting the provisions in the country in readi? ness to convey to their strongholds and fast? nesses, where they hope to defy the officers of the law. On Saturday morning an Ogeechee negro came into town, and stated to a promi? nent gentleman that he had been sent by the insurgents to this city to make tke proposition ?that ten or twelve colored men be sent out there by the oitissas to treat with them, ?nd arrange the difficulty in a manner satis? factory to all parties. He wa? promptly taken into custody, belog recognized as one of the fomenten of the trouble. She military commander of this post paid a wiatt to the Ogeechee country on Saturday. BY TELEGRAPH. THIS 8TA.TE CAFITJ.Z. nothing P0f5ITIVE about the MANDAMUS??|M ' opinion OF THE COUBT SUPPOSED TO BE UNA*M TMOUSJN FAVOB OF THE CLAIMANTS BONDS to BEDEEM BANK OF the STATE BILLS TO BE ISSUED?LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS?.i'T^pper COMPLIMENTS HON. J. B. RICHARDSON?the EDQEFTELD VERDICT?BEQlSTBAIi SOMHEB ' BEAD. [special telegram to the daily news.] Columbia, January 5.?Nothing positive can be ascertained as 10 the judgment in the Charleston mandamus case. It is nqwbelieved that the opinion of Chiof Justice Moses will also be in favor of the claimants. It is understood that Governor Scott, upon fnll consid?ra tien, has determined to issue the bonds for the redemption of the notes of tho Bank o? tho Stato. Before the Legislature passed tho law, thoy had the opinions of somo of the host legal n?inds of the State as to its liability, and subsequently a resolution to post pone their issuo was laid on the table. The Attorney-General having given an elaborate opinion as to tho duty of tho Governor in the premises, ho fools compelled to carry out tho views of tho law-making power, and the bonds will be accordingly issued. There was no quorum in tho ?enate to-day, apd that body adjourned untj^ \o-morrow, at 12. M. , In the Hoube, Whipper, from the Commit tee on tho Judiciary, reported unfavorably on th? petition of tho Edgeflold Bar for the con tinuance of tho Court of Equity. ' Tho roport ? was adopted. Tho same committee reported unfavorably on a bill to amend an act to license certain per sons therein named to act as pilots. The re port was laid on the table, and the bill Oi ...?;;d for a second reading. > Tho same action was taken on a bill to amend an aot to extend the time for officers to quality. Whipper, as chairman of the Judiciary Com mittoe, acknowledged the reception oi a copy ol tho 18th volume of RiohardsonYjfvJffcty Reports, and said that Mr. Richardsiu\9?L' vices as State Reporter have acquired o$r him an enviable reputatio.i, not even limitotd by tho continent on which we live. 1 \Y. B, Mixonu member elect , from ?arnwcll, W?BAi"V^r-^"-g j. ,Pre&ifiiUat arid Directors of tho Bank of tho ;8tate, brought up on writ of error from tho 8wP decision of Justico Willard. Andrew Ramsay, Clerk of the Court in Edge flold, is hero, and has been served with a notico that tho South Carolina Railroad Company will make application to eot asido tho verdict of tho jury given on last Saturday. Henry Summer, Registrar in Bankruptcy, diod in Newberry yesterday, and was buried to-day. :'' r ' *'<' "'?mu ion pre itj ?uyb tiiat Ifio1 Ernperor nnistr check tho masses, or abandon personal government. At lue lato conference between Lord Claren don and Mr. Burlingame, at which tho agree ment was made, which has been already tele graphed, Lord Clarendon, in roviewing Iiis former conversations, fully acknowledged the propriety and jftatico of tho several points which Mr. Burlingamo had advanced in refer ence to the policy which ho deemed desirable that England should pursue. Mr. Burlingamo hold that tho objects of tho present mission showed evident signs of pro gress, and by no means evinced a retrograde disposition on the part of tho Chinese Govern ment. Ho also deprecated tho practice of Western Powers in using an unfriendly pres sure to introduce new systems and new ideas among a peoplo whoso knowledge of foreign nations was of recent origin, and who were nurluicd under a fraditional system to which thoy wero accustomed, and attacked because such repressive policy would tend to revolu tion and repress progress, whereas tho Chinese Government fully admitted the necessity of progress and desired to encourage it gradually without a biidden shock to tho feeliii?s, pas sions or prejudices of tho people. Luul OlureKUu.j, In lila io^Ij, fully mu1111 led that tho Chinese wore entitled to forbearance from foreign nations, and assured Mr. Burlin gamo that England did not desire or intend to apply any unfriendly pressuro in order to in duce China to advance more rapidly in her in tercourse with foroign nations than was con sistent with tho safety and feelings of the Chinese people. Tho tolegraph roports a sovoro earthquake at Tabrocz, in Persia. No loss of life re ported. THE PATRIE ON THE CHINESE EMBABSY?NAPOLEON AND SPAIN? IKON CLADS PREPARING FOB SEA? MONUMENT TO MAXIMILIAN?THE CONFERENCE. Paris, January 25.?Iho ChinehO ambassa dors will meet tho Fronch Foreign Minister on Wednesday. The Patrie of to-day, In tho oourao of an cdi. torial on tho ChinosoEinbaysy, says that China, observing her international obligations, comes to troat with great commercial nations, and oxprossos belief that in negotiations of treaties with'her, those powers will And that additional markets for tho commerce of tho world will bo developed in new rogions, which will be open ed to civilization. The Patrie consequently hopes that Burlingame's mission will prove successful. Tho journals stato that at his New Year's re ception tho Emperor told ?enor Alazagn, Spanish Envoy, to convey to his government the warmest wishes, both of himself person ally and of Franco, for tho happiness and prosperity of Spain. Dispatches from Paris roport that sOvoral French iron-elads are preparing for soa. Napoleon has subscribed 6000 franca for a monument to be erected to Maximilian at Trieste. Tho conference for tho settlement of tho differences between Turkey and Greece will be composed of tho Ambassadors to France from the various Powers, of Europe. Tho sit I inge will bo held in this city, and bo proaidol over ?y >i. Lnvclletto, tho new French Forcien Secretary. The* oonferenco will moot in I'aris on, tho Uth of January. It is said '.bat should its deliberations prove abortive, Russia will demand strict non-intorvontion ou tho part Of European Powers in the quarrel between "Groeoe and Turkey. spain to have A juno. Madrid, January 5.?It is believed that tho Provisional Government contemplates a coup d'etat in favor of placing Montpcnsier on tho tbrono as soon es tho citizens of tho province of Malaga are disarmed, before the Cortes as sembles. Generate Serrano and Jio^a support tho movement, but l'rim .opposa it. Tho Spanish pooplo generally fnvti a republic, but will bo overpowered by tho military. WAS HING TON. DEATH OP OOMMO^CItE 3LATEB?LINCOLN ON THE PABDON?NO POWER ?M?S' 3P IOUS MUBDEB OF NEOBOES?NEGRO MEitnEi OF CONOBESS BENT HOME BY THE FBEEDMEN'B BUHEAU. Washington, January 5.?Commodore Slater is dead. He'was seventy-four yoars of age. In view of the questioned authority of Mr. Johnson's amnesty proclamation, the following extract from Mr. Lincoln's proclamation, dated December 8th, 1868, is important : "Whereas, in aud by the Constitution of the United States, it is provided that the President sball bars power to grant reprieves and pardons for offences agaiust tho United States, ex cept in cases of impeachment, &c; and whereas, tho declaration, of Congress for a limited and conditional pardon accorls well with tho established judicial exposition of the pardoning power," &o. The declaration of CoDgro8s to which Mr. Lincoln alludes inciden tally has been repealed, bnt it is claimed that Mr. Lincoln based his amnesty prorogation on the constitution. Tho Election Committee arc absent, investi gating the New York election frauds. It isv stated that tho Frocdmen's Bureau furnished tho negro Mcnard, who claims a seat in Congress as successor to Colonel Mann, transportation to his homo in Louisiana. Tbo Militia bill was signed to-day by Wade aud Colfax. Tho printers of the Grant and Colfax Club presented General Grant with a congratulate, y letter. Grant's reply was confined to thankn. Two negro men wero found dead in the French Min'stere house this morning. No parson suspected. CONGREISIONAX. OF. ne UAL b. f. but leb PB0VID1NG legisla tion to pbotect himself fbom arrest? the troops in the west?be-beconstbuct ing georgia, Washington,. January 8.? In the House the Diplomatic and Consular, Appropriation Wll was reported. It is cno hundred thev $md dollgr* leas than last year. j\ A rfsblat^ri ^s inh-oduced directing tbv C'ostniiafirtel?fe^ W?lls, Fargoa; Co. for faiiuro of tho Pacinc service. Pouding a full investigation under objection, tbo resolution went over. Several bills wero introdnooJ, among them ono by Butler, providing for tho transit of citizens tl rough tho States; it forbids tho ar l'est of pe : ons passing through States of which he is not a citizen, unless ho tarries over forty-eight hours, on any civil process, and provides penalties for serving such writs on passing citizens. After unimportant business the House adjourned. In the Senate, tbo Secretary of War's re port was received, stating that including one thousand volunteers there wero twenty-six thousand troops employed in defending the frontiers, guarding tho Pacific Bailroads, and fighting tbo Indians. Ibe Secretary of the Into.-ior recommends a survoyor-general tor Louisiana. Ten thousand copies of Commissioner Wells' Internal Ravenue report were ordered to be printed. A petition was received from tho Virginia University for the remission of duties oncer tain imported apparatus. A petition was received from sundry Qitizens of Goorgia, setting forth tho condition of af fairs, and asking congroseional interference. Morton introduced a bill forbidding tho land ing of submarine cables without the consent of Congress. Referred to the Judiciary Com mittee. The resolution referring the President's am nesty proclamation to the Judiciary Committee was adopted. Stewart introduced a bill reconstructing Georgia, and rescinding tbo act of July 25, 18G8, so far as it applies to Georgia. It retains all the officers of the State and members of tho Legislature, except thoso disqualified by th Fourteenth amendment. It provides for the reas. enabling of the convention in March to amend tho constitution, which shall bo sub mitted to !ho pooplo and then to Congress. Meantime tho Georgia Government shall be provisional. Referred to tho Judiciary. Tbo claim of Miss Sue Murphy for property used for military purposes was discussed. CVMAJN AVFAIRS. Havana, January 3.?The new Captain-Gonc ral, Dulco, lias arrived. There wore'ho de monstrations. Tlio Gacota report a skir mish on December 26 at 'Man?anillo, and claims a victory for the government. TME OGEECIIEE TROUBLES. Savannah, January 5.?The Ogeccbco trou bles rem ai i unchanged. The military will ac company tho sheriff when bo goos down to morrow. Two more negroes came into tbo city to-day and surrendered to tbo military, CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. The Florida Legislature failed io organize yesterday. Tbo regular Republican ticket bad nine hun dred and forty-three majority in tbo Wilming ton municipal olection. General Stoncmim has disbanded the Vir ginia Stato Guard, a company of ono hundred State troops, which was doing duty in Rich mond. The Stato dobt of New York is $39,000 Tho New York Legislature met yostcrday. Governor Hoffman's mesuago opposes the division of tho Stato of New York. Charles Gastman, a prominent cotton mer chant of New York, died yesterday, aged sixty five. ?In Hungary and Bohemia, it is asserted' that a movement is on toot for the creation of a Sclavonic Empire, to be allied with tho North German Confederation. Part of the project is to revive the kingdom ot Poland, leaving two of the provinces to Russia. Tho Austrian Gov ernment, it is stated, has oommencod prose cutions against the open friends of this p'an. I' JtOM TUE STATE VA?ITA?. Governor Scott and tue Hank of tne State?What no will ?1? with It~Tne Mandumaii Case-No f?encrnl Opinion yet Written?Meeting of tUo LegUla. t arc ?Fcrso nal. [from our own correspondent. ~\ Columbia, S. C, January 3, i860.?Tho ac tion of tho Governor in regard to tho issue of bonds for all fanded bills of the Bank of tho State is a mat or of much speculation. Sotno tiuio ago a tell-tale reporting correspondent of The NEwa informed ils loaders, upon "tbo very best authority,'' that no bonds for the funded bills would bo issued until tho Gover nor obtained possession of tbo assets ot tho Bank of the SUto. Siuco thou, somebody, whether interested or disinterested, d?ponent sayctb not, has soon tbo Governor, and it ia now reported again upon "tho very beat au thority" that the Oov-ruor will sign and will issue tbe bonds, assets or no assets. Tho same reporter also informa us that his Excellency is not altogether clear upon tbo mandatory nature of tbo law, but if it should bo found that ho has no diecro tiqnary powers, theroi- .thou no alternative but a compliance, olso ho may render himsolf liablo to tho charge ot opposition to tho law making power. If tbo Legislature has put its foot into iho bog aud made an unconstitu tional law, tho Governor ia not amenable, Soth^oase Btande. It ia intimated that an opinion has been asked of the Attorney-Gene ral, and that it is already in preparations Anothor matter of speculation is tho Charles ton mandamus case. Evorybody and bid wife appear to profess to know what is going to ho tho verdict of the judges, making it, or course, according to tho inclination of the speakor. Your readers may reBt assured, howevor, that no general opinion of tbe court as yot has been written. Each of tbe Justices on Tuesday will submit his separate opinion in writing, and a majority of the c&irt give the decision. Tho Legislature reassembles at twelve M Tuesday, and will, it is believed, remain in ses sion till tho latter part of February or first of Mareh, when 1 no doubt there will be a general clearing out for Washington to .witness the in? aupuration ceremonies of the new President A_.ong ethers in town is our old friend and vonorablo fellow-citizen, Colonel Joremiah D. Yatos, whose long gray looks and flowing beard give him a very patriarchal appearanoe. Th? Colonel was a member of our State Legislatur? in nullification times, and has all the Are of the old Ron;an in him still. On his arrival here he was enthusiastically greeted by his numerous friends and relatives, and borno on the shoulders of some of the former from the carriage to the hotel. . -He is op hicj way to Char les fonrand'brmga the glad news of quite a number of old Charlestonians having deter mined to return and Bpoud their last days at th?ir old home. ' ' ' I .BROOKS--ADAM?,?At i ive Oak. Richland, oa rthe evening oj the 80th tut.,.'by'Rev. W. P. DuBoms, U. HAM I'DEN BROOK?, of Edgefleld. to JAME [ADA?:. GiST, daughter'Of .m? late ex-Governor ^?A?8.. DcV^ber 3', 1&<>8. by Revs. L. B. Vabn 'and L. WfOD. Dr. MAL'JOM V. WOOD, of Beaufort, to j M>ss K. ANNA', second daughter of Captain j. O. varn, of Coll. ton. THIELE?FORD ?On Thursday. De-ember 31, 1868, by the Kev. Father Davis, at Trinity church, N?wOrleanP, FREDERICK VV. THIELE, of Deisel. Hesse Cassel, Prussia, to MARGARET FORD, of| New Orleans. Special notices. ?sT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COL LE 1 ON COUNTY.?BENJAMIN fcTOKES. ADMIN IiTBATOR, DE BONIS NON, OF GEORGE H. MUCKEN FUSS, DECEASED, vs. THOMPSON! MUCKENFUSS AND OTHERS, HEIRS AT LAW OF G. H. M?CKENFUSS, DEC BASE!', AND DA VID G ".VIN AND OTHERS, CREDITORS OF G. H. MUCKENFUoS, DECEASED.?BILL TO MAKE REAL 1Y A8SJCCi*, FILED 1st DECEMBER, 18G8.? It appearing to my satisfaction that THOMPSON MUCKENFUS?s one of the delcHcJants to the above entitled Bill, is absent from and without the limits of this State, to wit: iu the fctalo of Florida, so that process of tho Court c-muot be served upon him, eu motion cf TRACT & MALONE, plaintiff's solici tors: It is ordered, That the said THOMPSON MUCK ENFUSS do plead, answer or demur to the said Biil within lorty (40) days from the flrnt publicaton of this order, or a decree pro confesso will be entered of record against him. A. C. bHAFFKR, C. C. P. . Offlco of the Ckrk of Court of Common Pleas, Wal terboro', 8. C, January 1,18C9. January 6 jiui C, fob 1, 05 4?e-THE SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY of the Humane and Friendly c-osiety was held on the fourth January, 1849, when he following oiiie.rs were elected to ssrve for the ensuing year: ROBERT HOW A ,D, President. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Vice Prtsldent. R. L. SUT! ON, seeretory. B. H. GORDON, Treasurer. P. S. WILKINSON, 1 stewardi J. P. HOWAKD, \ btewaids. Standing Committee.?E. P. Wait, J. R. Edwards, L. F. Wall, Robert Houston, WiLiam T. Oliver. Committee on Charity.?R. B. Dersef, T.M. Holmes, Edward Wilkinson. Commit tec on Burial Qrsund?"A illlam R. Osbora, Willism B. Chass, R. D. Hart. Trustee.?F. C. Desveruey. ROBERT L. BUTTON, January 6 1* Secretary. D9" GRANITE VILLE, S. C, JANUARY 1, 1869.?A Dividoud of TEN ($10) DOLLAB3 PER SHARE will be paid to the Stockholders iu the Gran iolvillc Manufacturing Company cn and alter loth instant. January ! 3 W. H.HICKM AN, President tsW OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY?Charleston, December 22, 1868.?A DIVIDEND OF F'FTY CENTS PER SHARE on the Capitol Stock of this Company h:vviug b; on declared by the Dircctois, the sarao wi'l be paid on aod aller Monday, it h proximo. Tho Books of Transfer will be closed from this [ dato to lib. proximo. Vf, J. UERIO (', JDecember 22 Secretary and Treasurer. J8?T FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c_MESSRS. JOHN CAMFaEN & CO. have opened a Branch to tfeoir Market-sdreot Flouriag Mills at the comer of East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Storo is iniV? and commodious, ani having scoured a full sto:k of tho various cereal!1, ihey uro preparod to fur nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar ket raten, September 24_ 3, cow21 MST .BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.?ESSAYS FOR YOT'NG MEN on tho interesting relation of Bridegroom to Bride in the institution of Marriuges? a guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness*. Sent by mall in sealed letter onvolopes .froo cf charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philo delphla, Pa._|_September 23 far BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE_THIS splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, nstsntancous; no disappoint nie at; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyos; invigo rates and leaves tbe hair ?oft and beautiful black or brown. Sold by ?11 Druggists and Perfumers; and properly applied at Bstchelor's Wig Factory, No; Bond-street, NV,v York. lyr January 8 J05-CONSIONEE?' Ki'mOE.?MERCHANTS' LINE Schoonor JONA; RM1TH will diuhargc car go This Day, at Adgcr's ?f)flh Wharf. Consignees mmt sen.l promp'ly for^ds bafbtfo sunset, or they will bo Bioredat thciv t\& ?nd expense. No deduc tions will bo allowed afti >v oods aro taken from the wharf. ' ^KLIAM BOACH & CO. January 0 1 ~^*3r ? E oIPL E ' t,, NATIONAL BANK.? An Eloctiou for Directe.; to servo for the ensuing year wOl bo hold at tho ^fr.ltlng h"uso on Tuesday, the 13th instant. Polls o y : - from 12 M. to 2 o'clock P. M. II. O. LOPER. January 4 ,_ JWTSTATE OF f"J I'll C A 11 O L I N A , C?IAI.LESTON COUNTY- -Personally appeared be fore mo, C. G. MEMMT:\;V:..\ Presul out of tho Sul phuiic Acid and Su^e^.'.'J^pliito Company, who, being duly Bworn, eaitlr < a at the capital of tlia said company has boon inaro stfd to eighty thousand dol lars, and has beon pal'- iuro him in current fuuds and property at Us sworiijaluation, (Signed) j??;. 0 MEMM?.. O ER. %#??v.\>rn tob.^oroa??? IiuoJlRt-- *?? i*)8. "(Signed)' J.vjoh WILL1M4N, jfj Notary Public. office of CI.EBK of TIiX^OUBT OF COMMON PLEAS fob CHABT.KfrON COUNTY. I, A. C. RICa voND, Cork of the said Court, do hereby certify that tho f - ( going is a true and cor rect copr of tho affidavit or tho President of the Su 1 phuric Acid andSuperphnphato Company, and that the affidavit has boon d:'*J Hied and recorded in this office. In te3tlmoay(?vhereof, I have horeuuto ( 1 set in/hand a id affixed the soil of the I M.Ai-i. I uld Court VXr J2d 0f D0(.esnber, 18'.'8. -?' (Signed) A. O. RICHMOND, 0?rk Court Commm Pleas. December 23 _wtf *3-BU? YOUR TK.t AND COFFEE FROM K Kl ETE k CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffc Streets, and got a bett j^-miole for the samo money than at any other eslobllliment in the city. November 14 . | Smos ?S* EXUBERANT UFALTH 1SABLFSS INQ vouchsafed to few. Eve a those who have beon favored by nature wl;K strong constitutions an d vigorous frames are- V. <( to nogicet tho pr?cautions necessary to preserve. 1^6 precious endowments. Indeed, as a rule, the more healthy and robust n man is, the mrreHSsf Us ho is iuolined to take with his own physique. It is somo cos9olation to the naturally week and'??-ble to kuow that tbey can bo so invigorated and '.-'Ht up, by a proper use of the means which seien... Im placed at their disposal, as to have a much bo It chance of long life and exemption a from disc: ? and palu, than the most athletic of their fell, * who arc foolish enough to suppose themselves i ?ttlnerablc, and act accord ingly. 11 1b not too mue.' , ta siy that nnro than half tho people of tho civilizou,Vorld need an occasional tonic, to enable them u support tho strain upon their bodies and n.ipt'.sj which tho fast life of this rcstlesa ago occasions, h fact, a pure, wholesome , unetoitlng tonic is t. ?Igraud desidoratum of the busy millions, and the fnvc the article in HOSTET* TUB'S SrOM\ca ill \CERS. It is a staminal medicine, ?. c, n irus permanent strength to weak systems und invi- Spates drllcate oDne titu lions.' Its reputation and its e bs have slaodily increased. Compentivo preparatic. have been introduced ad libitum, and, raa far a? \ n pu'allc aro concernSd, ad nauteum, tothehpno^-^*ivalltiig it; bat they have all either perished {fc^e^umpt, or been lolt far in tho ve&r. .It #yfuKmmi$<a/qnsa c medical kucoe-sof ^ruiarWl^^ known, or as generally u?ed. Ten lightning presses, running incessantly (Sun days rxcepfod), the whole year through, barely sup ply tho d -in Mid for the II.u strate 1 Almanac, in w'< ch tho nature and uses oi the preparation are set forth, tho circulation now being over five mil lions a year. DAo 0 January 1 puflincss Carii?. IT O T I C U . C. N. AVE RILL, FLOUR INSPECTOR, No 68 East Bay. PARTIES RECEIVING FLOUR WILL PLEASE leave their orders lor inspection at No. 68 EAST BAY, and they will be promptly artondod to. January 1 6 M E D I C A I. CARD DR. T. REENSTJERNA HAS HIS OFFICE AT No. 74 HASEL-STREEf, three dojrs from the Post office. N. B.?Special attention given toDISEAS-ES OF THE GENITAL ORGAN *:, of both sexes. December 12 sw Imo QTTO SONNTAG, DYER AND SCOURER, 111 Alarkit-strest, between King and A rcnftale-strcets. I GENTS' COATS, TESTS, PANTS AND HATS Dyed, Cleaned and Pressed. November 12 wfm3oios S HA VINO AIVIJ HAIR-CUTTING, BY W. E. MARSHALL, AT THE BROAD-STREET BARBER SALOON, No. 81 (Up Stairs). December 8 KO. Il . 11 U P P II C K, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Accommodation Whabf, Charleston, s, C. P. Gadbdkn Habell. ?mos September 21 J T . II ? 31 P II It HI Y S , BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS SION MERCHANT. SALES OF ttl.'Alj ESTATE, STOCKS, BONI'R, SE CURITIES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ATTENDE^? TO. No. 87 BHO AD-STRICKT1, Cli ABLE^TGN, 8. C. REFERENCES. Hon. BEN BY BUIST, W. J. MAGRATB, Esq., Genoval JAMF8 OOSNER, T. R. WARING, Esq. j October 1 * yyTLLIS de CIllSOLM. FACTORS, OOMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND shipment (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) ot COTTON, BICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. 0. E.WILUS.A. R. CHISOLM. October 2tt Q H . MASS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND * SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, DOT Office No. 98 BROAD.STREET, north Bids between King and Meeting. May 8 City ^uoertisemcnta. OK PICK CITV TKE\SUItl-POlJKTII JANUARY, 13G9.?CI 1 Y l'ADCIE-*.?LICENSES propirod under Ordinance of lSGil, lor all Public Ve hicles, viz: Carl?, Drays. Wa?'?na, Trucks and Hack?; also, for brr ad Carls, Omni' uses and Expr. ss Wag ons, will bo issued from (bis olbVo, anil must be taken I ut during tho preseut month. ?. THOMAS, January ? City Treasurer. CIT Y T U K \ S U R Y, 4tH JA N VA R Y.1809. Coupons ou l'ire I.o m Bonds, payable iu tli o City of New York on 1st of January, will bo paid o u pro9ont>tlen ut this ofilcj. 8. THOMAS, January 5 City Treasurer. SIUKKA'S IH'PICXSAU Y -THK M?D IGAL Officers of tula Charity will attend to ull tho indigent sick iu tho portion ot tho city below Calbouu-?trcet. The EASTERN DISTRICT will compripo the sec tion past of Meoling-s'.reet, uni bdwceu Calhouti and Broad s'.rcots. Medical offlesr, Dr. J. I,. AN CKUM; residence No. 10 .*>ooioty-street. Iho WESTERN DISTRICT will comprise the BOC tion of the city Vest of Meeting-street, bo two ou cal houu aud Broad-streets, ami in addition, all that part ol Ibo city south of Broad-street. Me?Ucttl ol? - cor, Dr. WM. il. BAILEY; residence No. 1)7 Trodd strect. lh^. of?oo of th- Dispensary as heretofore, on SO Clfc. 1Y-S I'BKE r, north side., ouo door west of Moct iug-strcot. i consultation hours at Oflloc from Nino to Ton A. M. ; from Five to ?-tx P. M. 0 Jauuary 2 ?\ITY TAXdS-MONTHLY RETURNS. OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. 1 City Hall, January 1, 18C9. ) Notice is hereby (;ivon to all concerned, that the mentbly Returns for the m -nth of December past, in compliance with the Tax. Ordinance, ratified oh tee 2Mb ef January. 1808, aud ameuded on tho '29th of Septomber, 1803, must bo made on or before the l >ih instant. TAXES OH THE FOLLOWING ARE JPAXAHLE MONTHLY. On all sales of Goods, Wares und Merchandise, in cluding Rice, Lumber, Hay, Grain aud Naval Stores. On all sales ot Cobto:i. On all freight and Passonuer Lists ot all s'j.imers and sailing vessels paid or payable in thi-, city. On all sales by Bauers, Butchors and Hucksters. On all gross receipts of nil Street Railroads. Gn ad gross receipts of ull Express Companies. On ull sales at Auction, i On all Carriages and Buggies. Ou all iucorao derived lrom the pursuit of any faculty, profession, occupation or employment. Ou tho gross receipts of all Commercial Agencies. On all commissions received by factors, Commis sion Merchants, Bankers, Brokers, aud others. On all promiunu received far or by any Insurance Com; any, or by ageucies lor individuals or compa nies. On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies. On every Horse aud Mule used or k->pt within the city, excepting boises or mules used in any public licensed carriage, cart, dray, or other vehicle On all Retail Dealers In all articles whatsoever. On a'l Barber Shops. On all gross rt ceipts of Hotels and Public Eating aud Boarding Houses. On all receipts of Livery Stable Koepers. On the gross receipts of Cotton Prosr-es. On tUc gross receipts of all Printing Offices, Ncws pap rs and Publishing Houses. On all Goods sold in the city by persons not resi dent, by sample or otherwise. * Ou all tales of Horses aud Mules brought to the city. On sale s ol Stocks. Bonds, and other securities. On tho gross iceetp'.s of Magnetic Telegraph Com panies. On tho gross receipt s of all Tavern Koopers and Liquor Dealers. All defaulters will bo doalt with as the ordi nance directs. W. N. HUGHES, January 1 15 City Assessor. Gr 11 K AT ATTRACTION at QUfNBY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE AItT GALLERY. NOW ON EXHIBITION TH.'l LARGEST AND flnostCollection of OHUOMO LITHOGRAPHS ever seou in Charleston. They arc perfect copies of cel ebrated Works of Art, both auoiunt aud modern. YAT< '4au'i?. Scenery, Rowbottom's English Scenery, Baxter's English and Irhh Scenery, Views on the Rhino, The Juugfraud, The Wetterhorn, Marino Views, and many Others. The public are respectfully invited to call and pee these beautiful Wovks ol Art. They are offered for sale at New York prices. PORCELAIN PICTURES. Great reduction in the price PORCELAIN PIC TURES. Boceut improvements in producing these pictures enable us to now offer tho ut nearly one half the former prices, aud tar supo.'or. Call und examine upcclmous. OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR PASSED. Especial attention given to children. Also to copy ing old Daguerreotypes und other pictures. Satisfac tion in all cases guaranteed, and at prices to corres pond with the times. , STUKHO?COPIC PICTURES and OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, FORT SU M TER AND MAGNOLIA CEMETERY At Reduced Prices. A fine collection of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE MOUN TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. These "ire the first and only Photographs ever taken in that locality. H V I M B Y Ai CO., No. 201 KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. November ft 3mos _?fficittL_ THE STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA. To the Managers of Elections for the Counti/ of Beaufort: WHEREAS, Mit. GEORGE A." BENNETT, WHO, at the Go.iotal Eloction bold itt April, 18C8, \vm chosen a member of (he House ot I?oi resentatives lor tho I-lection District of Beaufort County, to servo for two years, has since said election resigned; and, whereas, tUe Constituti n of tho State of south Caro lina directs that In such a caso a Wi it of Election shall bo issued 1 y tho Speaker of the House of Rep resentatives for tho purpose ot filling the vacancy thus occasioned, for the ro'.rainder of tho term for which the member so resigned was elected lo servo : Now, therefore, you and each ol yon aro heroby required, n:ter duo advertisement, and with stri t re gard to al! tho provisions of tho Constitution and 1 aws of tho said state, touching your duty in such case, to hold an ?lection for a Me nber of the House of Representatives, for tho Election District aforesaid, to servo for tho remainder of the term tot which the said GEORGE A. BENNETT wo? elected ; the Polls to bo opened at the various places of h led ion in t lie said District, on Monday, tho fourth day of January, 1869, by the various sets of Managers for those places respectively ; said Managers to count the votes publicly immediately after tho final closing ot tho polls at tho Products whore the votes have been taken: make ont a certificate of the result, to bo signed by tho Managers, or a majority of thorn, and taken to the Court House of Beaufort County, or place now flxod by ?atv for counting tho votes, on Wednesday, tho sixth day-of J musry, 186 a, by one or more ot said Msnagera ; and the Managers, or a majority cf them, who may assomule, shall proceed to examine the aforesaid statement, and declare the ro>nlt of the Election. This Writ, together wilh your return of the Elec tion to bo held undor it, have before the House of Representatives at Its next meeting after the Election. Witness the Honorable FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jr., Esquire. Speaker of the Houso of Represen tatives, at Columbia, this tweith day of Decem ber, in the year of our cord on.-. thousand eight hundreu and sixty-eight. FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jn., Speaker of (he Bouse of Representatives. A. O. Jones, Clerk cf the House of Repr?senta tivos. December 14 20 B paints, (Etc. CAMERON, BARKLEY & 00.7 NORTHEAST CORNER Meeting and Cumberland Streets. STEAM ENGINES GRIST MILLS CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and MACHINERY. January 1 (lino ROOFING TIN. 500 R?XES IC 14x20 ROOFING T.N 300 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN 100 BOXES IC 28x20 ROOFING TIN 50 R?XES IX -12x20 ROOFING TIN 25 BOXES IX 12x12 25 BOXES IX 14x20 20 BOXES IX 10x20 20 BOXES IXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20 BLOCK TIN, TINSMAN'S SOLDER. SPEL TER, A'c, &c. IN STONE AND TO ARRIVE. CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland street*. January 1 6mo OILS! OILS ! OILS ! 1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL 700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD OIL 500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL 500 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL 500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL 1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING OIL 300 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL 300 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL. CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO,, Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 Gmo j WHITE LEAD, ZINC, ZP^IZLXTT S, COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &c, &c. j RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS. CAMERON, BAllKliKY ?te CO., Northeast corner Mceliug and Cumberland streets. January 1 6mo BAU IRON, SHEET IRON AND STEEL, WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING, STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON ... FITTINGS, tor steam and wak-r? ~ y CAMEK?N, BAMvT??rY^tfl^'***! Northeast corner Meeting ami Cumberland streets. January 1 6mo BELTING ! BELTING ! 5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT INO 5000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 3, 4, and 5 PLY' 250 SIDES PATEN T DRESSED LACE LEATHER 300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT LACING 100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT STUDS 150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS 750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO h INCH THICK TUCK'S PACKING, 4 INCH TO H INCH DI AMETER SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO 1.} INCH DIAMETER WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING ITALIAN HEMP PACKING RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF ALL SIZES. CAM EBON, BARKLEY ?te CO., Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 ?5mo BRASS WORK. STEAM GUAGES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS STEAM BIBBS AND STOP COCKS, STEAM WHISTLES GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS WATER GUAGES, GLASS GUAGE TUBES MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC TORS COPPER AND BR \SS WIRE. CAMERON, BARKLEY ?te CO., Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 Gmo ?MmiiMtons. rpilE UNIVERSAL FAVORITE. SILENT THIS MACHINE IS NOW RAPIDLY TAKING theplacoof all others as a FAMILY HEWING MA CH I SE. By an arrangement male during a lato visit to New York, I am enabled to talco ordo. s for aiy first class tiEWING or KNI f t'iNG MACHINES, asd de Kor them hero in ten days. Also, SEWING MACHIN Ks with Buttonhole Attachments. Cir culars and Samples of rte.rtQg sent on application. All kinds of Needles, Tools, 4o. Repairing dono as usual. 1>. B. 1IASKLTOW, 807 KINO-STREET. November *_wfm2mos JAMES KNOX.JOHN 011,1 KXOX & GILL, COTTON FACTORS AMD GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No.JL'15 SMITH'S WHARF, BA^LTIMOBF. Consignments of OOTUON, BICE, &c, respect fully solicited, and liberal advancea mad? theroou, Orders for CORN and BACON promptly exocutof with cai a and attention. April 27 l2mos? F?ll LIVERPOOL. the fine american ship LIA, 'l it's. Bot'EttAM Mas! Ifor cargo, uii(l being o! siu i have dfspa eh. For engagements applv to t*Ai ri;iv-o > January 5 South A i now ready ci] acity will >0K, Wharf. FOE LIVERPOOL. THE Al CLIPPPR l'akk LIZZIE H., 'Spntso, Master, having about two-thirds lof her cargo en;rmed and going ou board, will have dispatch lor the above port. For freight engagements, apply to January 6 STRc.El BltoTBERS St CO. VOR PHILADELPHIA??OTIFIUE HJV E THE FINE SCHOONER mary RILE Y Rilkv, Master, will have immediate dl fi ipatch. For engagements apply U> 11. F. BaKF.B k CO., December 3d No. 20 Cumberlaud-slrect. VOR LlVEUPOOL. THE FIR8T CLASS BRITISH BARQU lW. o. PUTNAM, Riokard Master, haviu a large part of her cargo engaged, will loa with dispatc'.i. For balance freight engagoment?, anply to WILLIS * CBTSOLM, December 21 North Atlantic Wharf. EXCURSIOMS Av.OUNUTIlE Ii >.i;BPlt. THE FINE, FAST SAILING ANuCOH fo ht ABLY appointed yacht ELEANOR will resume her trips to historic points in the harbor, and will leave Government Wharf daily at T'en A. M. and Throe P. M. For Passago, aj)ply to TUOM \S YOUNG, December 18 3mo Captain, on Board. FOR NEW YOKE. REGULAR LINE EVERY TU URS I) A Y, PASSAGE RKUUCED TO ?1.>. THE STEAMSHIP SARAG03-A, Captain C. Rtdek, Commander, wilt leave Vsnderhorst's Whari, on Thursday, January 7, 18G9, at 2 'clock P. M. January 4_ RAVENEL t CO., Agent?. NEW KOUTK. REDUCTION IN FREIGHT. through bill6! OF LADING from New Orleans to Charleston, S, '<'., via Florida Railroad and alu .ANOELLnEU. 8. Mail Stoanships. Andsreamera city point and DICTATOR, win be given tor? Sugar, to Charleston, per lih'l.$7 5 Sugar, to Charleston, per barrel.1 5 Molasses, to Charleston, per barrel.2 51) Rice, to New Orleans, per 100 pounds. ? Other Freights in proportion to tho above J. D. AIKEN .it CO. At,'C::tS. Charleston. F, W. P?iRKINs t CO., Agents. No. 20 Carondelet-stri et, New Orleans. A. B. noyes, Agent, December 15 lino Fernand ina, Fl a. THAVKLLKKS PAS SI MO TH .^UtoH charleston en routeto Florida, aie..s rccv/?!- .? . .? And other places, should not l'ai /ik^m&W'f'?l to lay in their supplies < ! pb0yi8? ' -r&XiV&ffl^ IONS, CLARETS, champagnes ~^a^L cordials, brandies, w.tis KIES, WINES; OANNKD MEALS, SOUP.S, itc. Pates of Wild Game uud Devilled Ha ? lor aud? Wiehes and Luncheous. j6Tt|~bend for a catalogue. WM. S. CORWIN & CO., No. 27f> Kmg-strprii, Uetween Wentworib and Beauiain, Charleston, .-. '. Branch of Xo. 900 Broadway, corner aitt'.i 3?r?et, New York. Octobe; .'8 PACIFIC MAIL STEA.'l >? !?* I.HMH'i ? THROUGH Ll.n^ lO CALIFORNIA, CHLNA AND JAPa*!. FREIGHT AND FASS AGE AT GREATLY >& DUC ED RATES! C ,*-?7?-- SiEAMliRS OF Ilia vJOOVj. ''A<--??*ihtjii! nno Jeavo Pier No. 42, None Ritar. t?SsRfffltSr^ foot of canal.freet, Nl.w Yort ? l^^^SM?KUi 12 o'clock nopn^ov?-^, ^ ,nh. i,:t^ Departure of 1st and 24th connect at PKtuma V-t? steamers for South Pacitic and C jutral ? ; .er'<-s.O porta. Thvse of 1st touch at Mansaidllo. Departur? of 9th et each month connect* with the new ateam. Une from Panama to Auatralli "iOd New Zealand. Steamship GRfeAT REPUBLIC leaves Un f jan claoo fcr OhinaanaVjapau January 4. I860. No California atearners t??uch at Havanu, but ^0 direct from New York'ta Aspinwai. One hundred pounds borage tree to aucb .v! -it. Medicine and attendance race. For Passage rteketa er farther information . -oly at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the WhA?L, foot of Canal-atreet, North River, New York. March 14 lyr F. R. BABY, Agent. Accemmodatio FOR WRIGH'l S BLUFF, AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE SANTEE RTVKR, THE STEAMER MARION Capt. I J. T. Fobtbr. is receiving freight at lation Wharf, and will leave Wednesday Night, tho 6th instant. Apply to January 4_JOHN FERGUSON. INLAND ROUTE. THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA. CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD, CONNECTING WfTH THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILRO AD AXD CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN FLORIDA. - .fir****, THE FINE, FAST STEAMER in^iteslfi PIEOT BOY, Captain Fenn Pkck, wil leave Charleston on Monday aud Thursday Mornings, at Eight o'clock. Returning, leave savannah on Tuesd iy and Saturday Mornings, at half-past i i-?h o'clock. For Freight or I'assago apply to JOHN FERGUSON, December 30 Accommodation Wharf. VOR KUUSSWICK, OA. THE STEAMER "DIOTATOit, ' ' Captain Chari.ks Willey, will touch at this point ovory Wednesday, leaving .-uv.uuuh Nino A. M., and on her return trip will touch there on Saturday Afternoon, arriving h ick at Savauaah on Sunday Morning. J. D. AIKEN & CO., November 24 Agenta. FOR PALATE A. FLORIDA. VIA BAVA1NNAH, FvRNANDlNA AND JACFii'lN VII.I E. THE FIRfcT-CASS STEAMER _ DICTATOR, Captuin ( has. Wiili:y, will sail from Charleston every 'Tuesday Evening, at Eight o'clock, lor the abovo points. The first-class Steamer 01T? POINT, Captain Wtf. T McNelty, will I ail from Charleston every FriJay Evening, at Ei?ht o'clock, lor ahove points. Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savin nah for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at which,, point steamers couneet with New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola. Key West and Havana. Tbroueh Bills La llng given for Freight to Mobile, Pensacola and Now Orleans. Both steamers connecting with IT. S. Hart's steam ers Oclawaha and Griffin fir Silver Springs and Lakes, Griffin, Eustis, Harris and Durham. All ireiiTiit piySble on tho wharf. Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at ris~ aud expi nno of owners. For Freight or Passage orsRagomei t, apply to J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents, xoulb Atlanlte W h rf. N. B.?No extra chargo for Meiis and Staterooma Steamer City Point will touch at St. Mary's, Oc o. going and returning oacu week. November 21 O PAL D E M T A L LI& A , A SUPERIOR TOOTH WASH, For Cleansing IHo Teetli. Preventing tn Formation of Tartar, giving tone tt> tlto Gnms. and leaving a delight ful sensation of t lea nliuess and Fragrp.uc. In tlio it>outn. SUPERIOR TO SOZODONT AND OfiEAPEI THIS PREPARATION IS THE BEhULT OF Tfl eombinsd skill of the physieisn, dentist and spot h cury, and it is oflored aa a naUABLX su'sti.?t. fo the numerous une-r ain washes now lu voguo. ih microscope has also been oalicd into uce. and the r~ ?earchos of a celebratotl ob ei ver have detected th manner in which the. tartar is lQrmcd, showing it bo the work of animalcule Substances which Ftclnut found to des'rjy 'heIf of fhese inlusoria arc contaiuod iu ho Dentalli ami thus it prevent"* ihe" Incroase of tartar and eons (j uent, loosenina of tho teeth. It will bo found u.-'o* to persons iu advanced life, pivlng strength .md to~ to tho gums, while to evcrv one (ho aroma nnd so fttton of cleanliness alter using it will Ixi nulllcie recommeudatl n; smokers ?speclally will appr?cia its efficacy. Numerous dent, -du ot the highest standing be'n acquainted wtth the composition of the Deniallin advocate its upc, it containing notliiie,' corrosive o injurious to prevent ?? unrestrained ?inp'.ovinent. Prepared *uly by JAS. T. SHI VN, Chemist, PhIK uVlphiu. Forsaloby DOWIF k MO?RE, Corner Mooting and Hard streets; October 14 whn.Hm ? Ch*!!ef?-?, m. c.