The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 01, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. DA??80H 4 CO., PROPRIETORS. ? OFFICE Ko. 149 EASI BAT. -o XlUU -D AH. r NEWS, one year.$5 00 BilLX Nxws, six months. 3 00 DATAI Saws, three mouthe.2 00 XI>?XHB.T K?WS, ow yeer.3 00 Tsj-WizxiY Raw?, tlx months.2 00 PATKxxr invariably ia advance. No paper sent ?Bless the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er Urne than paid for. Tn DAILY Narwa wtQ be served to subscribers In lue etty at IS ?ants * ?eek. - Anva^TrsnHEsrrs.- First insertion, 15 cents aline; subsequent insertions, 10 cents a line. Business SoUoea, 20 oenta a Une. Marriage and Funeral No tics?. One Dollar each. KB WS SUM M A St F. -Gold at New York ranged from 31? down io ?9}a29i, cloding at the latter price. Tho Bub-Treasury sold due million at SOiSl. -The Now York cotton market was fully one bili cant lowar. Sile? 1593 bales, at 27* cants. -A1. Liverpool cotton closed dull; uplands 12? 1; Qrioans 12} L Salea 5WD bales. _Large gold beads, strang on blue velvet, aro the; Ia tea o fash ?OJ. -There are 80.0DO children in the public .chaolaof Now Xoi?k etty. -New York city Days more taxes tban all thc ro?t of New.York State. -Makin has only sixty-seven mea to five hundred and sixty-S ve women among her teach? ers. -At A. T. S io'Tart's store in New York twenty $3000 shawls havelbsoo sold this season, and one worth $6700. ?The Chicago Medical Colles:a bas opened wide its door to the admission of womankind, and hereafter female students will be admitted j with all privileges of men. -Adams Expresa Company compels all agents and employees to'put up their photographs at the, general oSBee, so that in case any of them ron the detectives oaa identify them. -li? New Orleans is a Iirge oak tree, around wb;ch has been built a dwelling, so thai the bank of tbe troo is nicely housed, while it* top - completely covers the work- of the eccentric builder. -On the adjouroment of the Grand Lodge of OJ 1 Fellows, at Sw Francisco, yesterday, Gnni Sire-Farnsworth was (resented with % diamond ring set in gold from tbe filings of Ute last spike of the Pacific B til road. -Dr. denny baa published in a French m?dical Journal an account of a complete cure Of a* bod case c.' consu nptfta bj the me of fcr?en?ate of soda. He gar? six milligrams a day for twenty consecutive days, then cod liver oii for sixteen days, and thea returned lo tho arsenic. A correspondent of an English pa?,9r whioh published the account writes to ' -say that dilotioas or arsenic have long been seed by the homoeopathic school ia pulmonary diseases. -An authority who is, or thinks be is, in iho ?ecrete of tbe prison boase, tells as that, after all, play ?ill go-oo. sad the rooms of Baden remain open ad in?nitum- that ia, so long as a desire for play exists ia the haman breast; S?d that deane seems likely to con? tinue. It is true that it has been resolved to irait a ai op topublic play, and that will be done. A "freno * entrance will bt .barged for the rooms, and then rho play becomes "private/ and tho "kursa&r a kind of cheap clab. -The Saturday Review states that tbe English Government has appropriated ?10,600 tb equip expeditionary corps to'bs sent oat to various paris of the world t> observs the tran? sit of Venue across the san's disc in 1874, and thos aid in tbe solution of the problem in which all humanity ia indirectly inter?s ed. The problem which has to bo solved, which the Astronomer Royal has well called "the noblest problem in astronomy," is the sun's distance . from the earth. -Wild beasts ara counterfeited ia India in . order to get the bounty paid by the govern? ment for their destrnotto.i. Tigers, boars and l?opards aro mide to go as far asthoyoan. Fust, UM akin is sent io, with a skull of wood fitted into tb? h-ad; secondly, tho real skull is brought forward; and some: irnos, as a third source, the real tiger or btar is dispensad with and tbe skull of a hog or jackal is tendered, provided with false teeth and co/ered with pig i skin, moulded on a real ciger's hoad. Some of tbe monsters were boasts of straw. Ibe skulls are now ordered to be smashed aud th J skins to be sold. -The Swiss go rem mont is ill disposed to ..-bike ap the case of tbe Fraokforters wbc thought to escape military service by natural? ising themselves io a 3 'iss canton, white con? tinuing'to reside in Prussia 1 Public opinion in Switsen|ptl decides tbat the reden! goveru Bent cannot protect each tact ?CB. The trade in leiten of naturalization bas, consequently, been checked for a while. Bat the military service cxasoerates the people and leads to wholesale emigration. Bich or poor through? out Germany are sn vj ec ed to a bona fide en? rolment, which cannot, be evaded even at the . price of gold. Tho wealthy are furious at the toss of their privilege, and the poorer classe* curso toe Os? lorian regime of which Prussia has set the example. -Tbe Indian papers state that tho Maharajah of Travancore is about to perform the cere? mony of rhoo'oparum. The process consists Of his Highness being plcc si in one scale with an equal weight of gold ia tho otber. The gold thus obtained ia afterwards diatriba'ed among tbs Urahmins aceoriiug to each one's privilege, and it is only t?fter theoeromony th it his Highness is supposed to be sanctifiai. There isanotbor caromoay which consists ia his Highness passing through the belly of a cow of gold; this is terned Brnia?berpam. This it is proposed to o ?lebrato rioxt y J ar. Ii is feared that tuess cos'tf cor-minies, com? bined with theoomiog Moornjobarn will absort -agood portion of the surplus revenae of thc State. -It was announced some time since that a mn ai cal festival on tho model of the Peace Jubilee WM?, to be given at the london Crystal Palace. T>e f-suv.-l took place a fortnight since, and, ?aa so gre it a success that it is ta be repeated. The ch?ma numbered eight thousand voices, buiug the largest number ever gathered together io England. Tbe official ?talement ot admission* to tbs festival ?howed that 39 458 persons at ten Jed as auditors, fr was organised by the Touio Sol-fa Association end-garnered reprosoitarrvoe of one hundred and four classe*. The ma io performed was largely drawn fr^rn i he pro : a m rue or - the Boston Peace Jablee. H -. O lver Wendell Holmes' Hmo ot Peace wa- sa -g >o tbe music of Keller's American H-mn. The 8-arSpBngled Banner" and "Hail Cola ?if? >" were per? forated with the a^o imp Mimeat of belli and csMwion. "The Harp tbat-mee Through Tera's Hall," the *Ha? eluj? .*'.barns. Luther's Hymn and the Anvil t b. ruo w re also beard, the hat named with wi at n oat have been an ?a degusto supply of anvils since the sound of them was hardly noticeable. Thc andi expressed disapprobation ot the pieco for a reason which the Lon lon musical critics fess themselves unable to discover. The} fend the gun bass, however, and speak c enthusiastically of the effect produced. American national songs were received great favor. Among the other music peri ed, which waa not on the programmes oi Peace Jubilee, waa "Auld Lang Syne." ' was sung in the well-known dinner table s tho members of the chorus in each row joi hands and moving them up and down mecbaoical precision. The effect is sa have been overpowering. On the whole Judgment of the critica ia decidedly favori CHARLESTON. FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. 1, 1869. The New Torie Herald and Cotton 1 duetto n. England is troubled an J anxious al her future supply of cotton, an1 the Toi of the London press ir emphatic in its olaration that tho prostration of inda1 in Lancashire iomaals immediate at tion. The increase of home manu fae ti in the countries of whose trade G Britain had, at ono time, a monopoly, i account, in part, for the falling off in demand for British cotton goods; but main cause ia the decrease in the prod tion of the raw material. Oar staple r brings mira than double the price which it soli in 1860; cotton goods have vauoed in the same ratio; and the natu consequence is a diminution in the o sumption. Wages have not increased proportion to the advance in the cost of necessaries of life, and there cannot be : general improvement ia the demand ootton goods until there ia a diminution price. In the f&'ce of these facts the Engl spinners arc looking anxiously to Ind Egypt and South Amerioa for the mei of swelling the aggregate crop to m than its old proportions; while tho N York Herald, which has a remedy for ev sooial, politioal and oommeroial disord advises the British capitalist to make vestments in the ootton lands of the Sou now for sale in the market at a price low as when they were first entered ap g ernment lands, and lower than they e' will be again. In the Southern Sta there are tens of millions of acres of super ootton lands, and, with capital and sa oient labor, the yield of the staple can enormously increased. Cotton, as a ru is undoubtedly a paying orop. The Sot has a system of internal communioatii enabling the producer to reach the most Torable market with cheapness and cele ri The Horald, then, may well believe that I English cotton manufacturer will obtain 1 raw material here, by growing it hims*, more easily and more economically than any one of the oouatries to whteh his atte tion has been ohiefly turned. . There, is, however, a str^uger rea? why foreign capital should .oma to the C ton States for investment. The oott spinner makes his profit ) a spinning ootti , and does not expect to make money i growing the raw material. It is his sim lower the price of the raw cotton;, while l \ legitimate producer, on the other hai looks for his profit to the difference betwt the market prioe and the actual oost of l ootton. The interests of the ootton sp ner and the cotton grower are in conti with each other; for where the one los the other will usually gain. Oar tr ooarse is to show the foreign capitalist t profit that may be made by growing ai spinning cotton in the South. Mont whioh in Eagland prodaoas three and fo per cent a year, will bring, in the Sou fifteen and twenty per cant. Nor is t high rate of interest another name for b security, as the high rates can be had by cautious application of capital to the dev: oprnent of Southern manufactures. We pr?same that we need not go to wot now to Bao w that ootton is a paying orop anything like the present prices. Tl timid capitalist will at once cr} cater pilli: druught! freedmen! and admit that chet is money in it if you first make your CJ ton. We waive, then, for the tim j bein , '.au question of couou growing, and turu I ootton spioniag, whioh ia the South brm? themtximumof profit with the mimimu of risk. A paper read before tbS*Agriculture Couviation of South Carolina in April Us ooniains all the facts neca-ary to prov the impregnability of oar position. TL , oost of mioufttc urtug No. 20 yarn i Columbia, bomb Carolina, the figures bein given in detail, is 29.80 cents a pound, di 1 livered in New. York. The cost of tb 1 same yarns, mannfaotured ia the North, 86 81 cents. The Southern spinner, then fore, can sell his yarns at what they cot i the Northern manufacturer, ?nd still muk a profit of 7 Ol cents a pound. Tnis is cor elusive, and il may be remarked that th records of the Orangeville and August ' fao'ories, and indeed of every well manag ' ed factory in the Sooth, show tho larg profits that may be made by spinning yarn , at the very time that the Northern spin nora are barfly paying expenses. The ar I guments in favor of spiuning apply wit equal fere i in fav.ir of weaving A oottoi 1 mill ?Uh a capaoity of 4080 spindles, will ( first clans m ic inery complete, is estimai* , to oost $5a,')0O. This mill will oonsuoi 887 Dales of cotton, the amount of yaru mauufacared being 354,900 p muds. O m i ting the oost of ine water pa ver or site ' the profits of the first year, the yarns Bell ' iag at the oost of Northern production ' would be $17,748, or about 35 PBS CENT , ou the oapttal invested. These are tut facts and the figures, and we ask the Her aid whether the European capitalist will net gain more by puning his money in cot? ton mills in the 8ouvh than by attempting to grow ootton to eell at a low prioe to the cotton spinners of Euglead? Would it not be to tho benefit of the ootton spinners of i England if half of them were to move their 1 maoniuery to the South-workmen, opera? tives and all-and supply yarns to the 1 whole of the West and New Bngland? | Would not the enormous profits to bo made here soon wipe oat what was lost by their I change of quarters and the depreciation of 1 their real estate in Lancashire? The Township Law. We pri?t this morning a report of the proceedings of the Convention of the County Commissioners of the State, which assembled in Columbia on July 26. The chairman stated that the formation of town? ships in South Carolina was impracticable because of the sparseness of the population, aid it was resolved that a memorial be pre? pared praying the Legislature to postpone the organization of townships for at least ten years. We cannot believe with the chairman that "those who favored and oarried the bill had looked to the interest of tho State and its improvement;" but they certainly "failed to consider the impover? ished condition of the people." We hope, however, that the County Commissioners will suooeed in their laudable endeavor. We do not look the gift horse in the mouth. TUE Sumter Watchman, speaking of the State University says: "The people of j "South Carolina-those who have no lot or "part In the Radical party-who, in the "main, would patronize and sustain the "University, cannot be foroed to send their "sons to the Universtty, and we do not be? lieve that they will do so, under the guid? ance of the existing Board of Trustees, "be the professorship what it may. Those "who care for the character and training "of their sons, will employ other available "institutions, or, as a preferred alternative, "will keep them at home." THE attention of taxpayers is invited to the official notice from the State Auditor, in another column, extending the time al? lowed for the payment of taxe*. Copartnership Holier. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-I H AVK tbls diy associe ed wi tn ma m the business conducted at No. 24 Hayne street, Mr. B?BEBP E. BB OWN, BO long my Chiel Assistant. The business wUl bereifter be conducted under tho nam? ot Wal. SHKPHEBD A CO. WM. SHEPHERD. Charleston, 8. C.. October 1,1869. 8 Oct 1 NO ITC IC.-HAVING ASSOCIATED MY ton J ?MES K. Pit INGLE. Jr, with u e In my tf ACTOKAGE AND COMMISSION BDetlNE* , the business w-.ll be carried on in the name ot JAMES B. PKINGLE, k SON. JAMESB. PRINGLE. October 1,1869. Oct 1 tfoaeoti?iial. THE EX ?KCIS KS OF MISS L>. H. JOYE'S -(.HOOL will be continued at No. 5 King strei t. Instruction in thc usual Englishes branches and French._?_Oct 1 DH. BL4NCKB (USlVKttMT? OF GG3 Tl INGES) is prepared to giro in traction in German and Hebrew. For terms and parti- ulara apply ?o Dr. BL \N CK E. at the residence of Dr U. Plnca-ney, No. 56 Ha-el street. ro'8 >ept 37 THE MINSKS LANtVEAU'8 SCHO'?li. The exer.lsea will be resumed OJ Moodsy, Oe-, toter 4, at their residence, Na 7 P-tt street, bepi 39 w.mS CL. A s-IC.Vt., HATHbM ?TICAL, K UG? LIS H AMD FUEN ll SCHOOL, l?o. ff? WENTWORTH SI REST. The Exercises of this school will be resumed on MOH oar, Oe to Der 4. HBNKY ll BRUNS Principal. CHABLES B. COCHRAN, Assistant. A fe*r Boys are received aa boarders in the family of the Principal. mwf3-ru2 Kept 27 CA KO LINA EDI'CATIO > AL INSTI? TUTE, I BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No ll Coming-street, Charleston, 8. C. THE EXERCISES OE THIS S BOOL WILL BE resumed (D. Y.j on Mondar. October 4. Mr.and Mrs a. W ALEXANDER. Madame A. OIRABD. Pepi 93 tfaa?mwfi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR TOON * LA DI ES will resumo i's Bxercta?s OOTOBKB 4, at cornor Wentwortu and Rutledge streets, -pply for Oironlars. Mr-. JOHN LAOKBNS, Principal. Dtmwfi-313 ?opt 17 MKS. HOP.SOM PINCKNKV a? L i, resume tho exercises of her BOIRDING ?.ND 1 A I'S''HOOL for young ladi??, oa MosroaT, Octo? ber 4th. ut No 38 tl A - EL 3 l ii KET. Professor of French. Mr DtHO'K. Profe-sor of Godman, Dr. HLtSOKB. (late Pro? fessor of Lso^uagea at Ct>itt>nbam, England. > Sept 15 wi ml mo THU. (MI ??it? MARSHALL WILL. UE KTJME the exercises of be>r Kcbool oo Mon? day, 4th October, at tho io-i"cno> of their father, Rev. Dr. AlARiJALL, corner aleotiug and K<id streets._6*_*-er>t 2H PUBLIC >CHut?LS - I "IC EX IC iSlCS of i h . PUBLIC * :HOOL.H will be resumed un Moiroar, tho4ih or October. Aimiasioni to vacaactes will bo male at the re? spect.ve .schools every Mosnar Alouxx -o. lr JU 9 to 10 o'clock ou and af UT thu Ilia Oe .oner. By order of th?! Bo->-d. E. ..JNTAOUEQnIMK,', Sept 27 _tO_sr tary HIGH SCHOOL OK-C V ?L-SfOV - ho exercises of loisirs.ita I > i were rosura -J o.i ?soifxaoAT, epteinbrro. I -trao. oa a v--u lu LAPIN. GREEK, EuENi H. ilK i J |>N, ?lt.BE M li -i, ana the ht ber brandies ot E^Gi 1-a. i he soliool IM well supplied witu .Wapa O obos and Phllo-toplncil app ir .til-. Term? of Tuition-Twelve Dollar? per quarter, pavaole ia adva-uce. No extra charin or rrencb, German or Stationery .. W. B. KIN O MAN, A. U . Pria, i al. Sept 22_IO TH<< t-XSKClSES Uf MKS. ULU.U' ?"CHOOL wi t be resumed on Mondav, Oetobnr 4 b, ai her KKslOEN I?, Mar.r-stru-.t, opnoiio Bil aabotb All .he brataotn-s oi an KuglUti education taught. Muslo and French if desired. >?ttt 20 JJ R S V L I N E INSTITUTE, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, U?Dsa TBS paraoyaac or RIGHT REY. BISHOP LYNCH. For Prospectus, please address THE MOTHER SUPERIOR, Ursuline Convent, Yatte Orad?. Kept 6 Imo goleis. pOIilfllBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, SOOTH CAROLINA. THe PROPRl-TORS T\RK PLBASURE IN an' oetoetog this elegantly-famd-hs > Bstn'i'lshmeut now open tor the acoommdajoa of VIIQ'-B. th' table will always be sappli.-u ar.lh everv dolicaov of the season, huh from the Ne* York a. d ?.ii|.<eton tn irkHiR. ind no efforts will b? tp rel n> vo erfect sa-i-fact um <u evi-r- respect to our lu'.r.i s. YR K LU ?CB in tho ReTcnorv ever,- day from ll uuUl half-past 12. WM. OOKMAN, ? _ , . ?. H BADKNHO* j Pr?l'r<eto 8 Pept ?3 1 no c ll A ft I. E 8 T O N HOTEL, CRARLEHTON^BOUin CAROLINA. THI? FIBRr-OLABS HOTEL sirusTBO IN A pieaaant location, and lu the onliness portion of tbe Citv, rend TS it ?ho most dejiranle Hotel for ?Ither prrmaocut or transient ?uests. . be accommodation* are nos arpa? ed. ha vi nu extensiv?saltas >t elegantly fnrnidned spirtmeuts lo f rai.les a d singlo eentle mon The proprietor will endeavor io mauitaiotli* blah reputation e joyed bv the "^harloston" aa a Brut class hous-, and no effort ?lil b* qu ired to rto sorve a continua ri oe of the liberal patronage hereto lore bi_->towe i apon it The best af Live y accommodations will bc found adjoining toe establishment. The house I- supplied wita lae celebrated A rte dan Water of wtnoh delight (ol ba'hp ran be bid eithertfayor nuiht. E. H. J 'K-O*, Jalv 13 Proprietor. JQO YOU WISH TO PREVENT YOI R CHILL AND FEYER? Sop* 17 3moe USE SOLOMONS* BITTERS. Wants. WANTED, BY A YOUNO MAN WHO is disengaged after 4 o'clock P. M., an en rarement to write np a get of booka in the evening, addrea A., Box No. 6S0 P. 0. 2* Oct 1 WAN r KU, PIFTKEff Oft TWENTY able-bodied WHIT K MEN, to whom perma? nent employ will be Riven at $40 por mouth. Apply to JAMES ADGEB ?c CO., corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay. (np-stairs.) - 1 Oct 1 WANT KU, v /?O?.'E. IN O OOO CON? DITION, containing four or live rooms, ata moderate rent, and in a good locality. Address Z. Z. Z., Columbia 8.0 3* Octl TO PRINTERS.-WAN TED, T WU FIRr-T rate JOB PRINTERS, and a?rerai Rood Book Band*. Apply to WAI KEB, EVANS * COGtiWELL, Charleston, f. 0. 2 I ept 30 WANTED, A YOUNO WOMAN TO Cook and Wash for a small family. Oood recommendations required. Apply at No. 110 Church-street. Sept 29 WANTED, A SMALL, HOUSE, OH' fear rooms, near the central part of tbe city. Rerlt will be paid promptly. Address J. L. H., Post office Box No. 399. 8 Kept 29 WANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR TUE central part of the city, containing five or six rooms, with stood outbuildings and water. Address D, at thia Offloe. Sept 28 WANTED, A SITUATION BY A FRENCH GARDENER, knowing even branch of his business. Hi? wife, a good Dress? maker, can make herself M?tal in any family. (With? out children.) Any one withing the same, can apply tor conditions to thia Offl.e. Q:od reterenoes. Sept 25 7? WANTED, AGENTS.-OME HUNDRED CONFIDENTIAL AGENIH wanted to dis? pose of a good paying merchantable article. An en? ergetic and reliable man can matte $1000 per month. Particulars free. Call on oraddrees JAMES H. GOR? DON, No. 2 Amity-streo, New Tors. Sept 25 8? WANTED, CAPITAL <>F 930OO (FIVE thousand dollars) to engage in the 1 UK PEN IINE RUHNES", bv the first of November. Address .'1URPEN?INE," NEWS offl-e. Bent 2D CANDY MAKERS WANTED.-WANT? ED WO FiBVT-CLASS t ANtY MAKERS, tor wbirh the highest wages will be paid. Apply to J. 0. H. CLACbSKN, No. 10 Market-street. Feptai 10 AYOUNG MAN, OP FOI lt YE til*' bosineps experfenro in this city, and capable ot giving the best references hco, desires a perma? nent situation lu some Wholesale House-cotton Factorage prefetred. Address A. B. C., Box 30. Kept 1 Imo* /"I ?IOD S Kit VA NTS. WHITE AND COL \JT OBED, can be obtained by ayplying to EM PLOYMEN r OFFICE, ho. 60 Queeu-street. August 23 WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW that JOB PRINTING of all kinda, plain and ornamental, is executed promptly tn the neatest style and at the lowest New York prices, at i nx .NEWS Job Office. No. 149 BAST BAY. Call and ex? amine the scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere. WANTED-AGUNTS-tlOO TO 8450 PfcB month, everywhere, malo and t?male, to in? troduce the genuine improved COMMON SENSE FAlIll Y SEWING MACHINE. This machino will stitch, h m, tell, tusk, quilt, cord, bind, brdd and embroider in a most superior manner Price only $18. Fully warran'ed for Ave years. Both upper and under-teed atyles. We will pay $1000 for any machine that will sew stringer, more beuutltul. or more elastic seana (hau ours. Ii makes tue real elas? tic lo, k-stick. Every second stitch can be cut,and still the cloth cn, not oe pulled apart wit hot) t tearing it. We pay Agent? from $100 to $250 per month and expeuses, or a comm'ssiou f om which twice that amount can be m nie GEO. McEA ni HON * <"0, Nashville, lenn. CAUTION-DO HOI be imposed upsn by other pardea palming off worthless cm iron ma? chine* undo- ine rame name or otherwise. Ours is the on?v genuiuo and really prac tic ?1 cheap m ichlue ma* ufactured. nao Imo* sept 22 _Of^5?l:_" rRENT. TWO LAUGE ROOMS. AP Ply at No. 3T Church >trcet. 3' Oct 1 TO RENT, TH AT. PI NH RESIDENCE Na 6. Coming. oppoajSe George-street, with every convenience tor alarga family. Apply to C. B. sIGWAiD, Coimusiorr agent. No. 34 Cannon ?ireet._a?_Octl RENT, H"U*E No. 87 BROAD Street, three doora east of Biog, containing tour square rooms, two attic*, dressing room and pantry, all in good condition. In julre of J. L. MO? SES. Collector and Beal Estate Agent, No. 84 Broad street, ?a_3_Oct 1 TO REN I', RESIDENCE OP KOCK room? sud pantry, with kitchen, cistern, gas Ac. No. 69 fradd street, near Meeting. R M. MAR? SHALL Sc BROTHER, Real Estate Brokers, Broad street._wil_Sept 29 rpo KENT. TWO PINK L1UQE STORES. I Uuc Mo, 1 Adger's Wharf, suitable for Store age purp ises. and No. 2* Eas* Bav, -outboast cor? ner of AU .er's Wharf and East Bav; each have fine large drj ce liars. Apply io J. H.DvW.->oN, No. 41 BADOi IFFBSI KEET, or at No. 1 ADOEB'S WHARF, between 12 and I o'olock. Sept 22_wfmS* TO RENT, A HOU"E No. 130 ' O MING SI BEE 1?, containing 4 rcom-i, with Kitchen. Also, part of a Hos e i i Calhoun, near King. Apply at F. ANSEL'?-, No. 127 Calhoun-street. Sept 80_2* "HEIL "STATE AGENTS, ANO Ol HERS 1V having nouses to runt, can have their Placards, Ac, printed al the lowest rates and In the newest and neatest styles of tape, at THE NEWS JOB OF ( ICE, No. 149 East Ray Jot Snit. FOR S M.K - I 'UK SI RSL HIB Kit H AV INO ohautfo I hin basinets ia d?sirons of dis pusbu of hi? stock oi FBtllr**, CIU\lt-i Ac. J he stock ls complote tu?.-o b-m? all Dial ls tnK-es-arr fo the conducting of the above montiou.-d bu?d ni 8'. To au approvaJ party tarina will be m.tde low and accommodating. Kor par ioulars, apnly on the premises, No. 317 King-street, or io C. Bart A Oo . Nos. 66, 67 and 69 Market-street Octl_2_WM. BA BI. HORSE? PUK SiLi;-P Hilt 4) GOOD WUBK H KS ti-< and one very fine SadJle M lUE wih b-- s ld low if applied for at once at the Omnibus Office, corner Meeting and Line, streets. Octl_1 Fl?u ?ALE, TH? WKI.i.-APF ?IVI"- I? trading ?loop < HMOltA, tn completo nriler; SJ feet long hy lo wide; of handsome mode), fast, i stiff and suiiaoi-- for freighting Ric-:, v. a y be seen at Mani.Woodyard, apply at No. il 7 . mlth itrect 3* Tpt 21? lis ?\l li 1 SLATES KOK SA li I'. -10,000 il/?VUU h st Welsh .?LA.IE, for rale low Apply at Bennett's Rice Mill, hast Hay. .-opt 29 3 PK:>\ INO Pit SS *"tn SALE AT A OHE-I Ai G I .-Oif-M'I... YL'NDER 'J-V tl Pl 88 ii-enn.ilH'e re Ur. lt h .? b ..n hat little used. ai>- i? jud Him tv oecau e thc present owuac ba? no u o ur il. tue ala I of the ? ed of tbe Prcis is I riv-,our b- fiftv-ebrht menes ?aid Presa will be so d at a great bargain if applioj for at once, aa the room lt oe cu pie i la wanted wc otuer purposes. Address Pox No. 3196, NEW YORK POSlOFFicE. Pepi 10_ AUCTION EE (IS, BROKERS, AND others wishing "i or Sale" Ilaeards, Business Cards or other Job Printing executed with neat? ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing their orden at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, Na 149 Kt?! Bay. fort anb Joooo STRAYED OR STOliEN. PttOM NO. Ul Radcliff-street, a brindln colo o I Btil.L I Ell RIER DOG, airs and Uli not CUL A reward w ll be given 'i i o urned_8opt30 PICK" U ? PO? UKO AD-?TILE K i', TWO I HUNK or DS?K K.-YS. which the ownor can have by provtu:,' property and paying oxpeuaes SeptiS _ PH KED I P ON THE HALPMOON Battery, on last Monday, two H HASH Ki V'S which can bo obtaiucd by proving properly and my> iug ?xpeuses. -0|tll funD fot Snit. 1/? llA/UCKBS I* WILLIAKIS 1U.UUU Bultn OOUNiY-100 acroa of wnicl. aro r ot erl and 75 iv- res now tin ier cultiva? tion In cora, cottm ?nd iloe. The traot i* hes vii v timbered whb pane oak, cypres* and hiikory, aud out .im a dwelling and out bul dings wi.h fifteen canins for laborer?; also oue good mill sile, ave? rage p oduetlou ol the land, ten to ni.cen bushels o, cor i and hf eon lo iwenty five busb?l* of rice to tbe acre, without fertilise s thc re kin abouurts lu mar' cpo-its. Georgetown is tba nearest m irliet, the place beiug four miles from Black Mingo 'reek and twen y-Ove miles from Geoigetown Creek, which ls nuvigahle ai all seasons. Price of the tract $16 OOO; one half ca-h. the bal? ance in one and two <e>ra. ? cured by bo ri and mortgage Anv ?rn ; rr number of acres will be sold at a moderate aa vanoo on this rite. Parties desiri'.g toinnpe-i Ibo tra. t can do sob- leaving the > ort h e .ster i Railroad at Kin gs tree, ind inquiring the way to my p aco twenty-bree m les distant The tract ilea within one mile o' the projected George? town Railroad Ad-ireas JA . K. CAttRvW^y. nr. vi vor of Perkin? %i'amway. G orretowo eostoffioo, S. C._rnwf 2moa*_p_*o_s^pr 30 T7HJR SA1 K, 1100 AC u Hi? UP Mre LL L UMBEBED LAND in lower p rt ot Barow.ul Count , six miles trom -<outb vilalo Ktver. Terms made verv low. Vor partie niara, a lares? Dr. C. B. HUT TO, Graham'! Turn.mt, 0JS. lt, ti. August 30 SAO 3C fitting. ?TR RT OBSERVANCE LODGE, No. 73, A. F. M. rHE RBGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION of this Loden win be held at Maaonic Hall, :HIB (Friday) EVKNIICO, ai Seven o'clock Candidates for Degrees will be punctual. By order W. M. W. W. SIMONS. Oct 1 Secretary pro tem. UKDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO? LINA. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS 8oc!ety will be held THIS F.VEHTKO. at Seven >*clock. MANNING SIMMON -, M. D . Octl Secretary. EAGLE STEAM ?IRE ENGINE COM? PANY. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED IO ATTEND A Rf pn'ar MT thly Meeline of your Company, at four Hr I, i BU (Friday) EVEMHO, October 1st at Seven o'clock. By order. ARTHUR M. COHEN, Oct 1 8ecrelary. MAH ION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. ATTKND THU REGULAR MONTHLY MEET? ING ol your Company, at your Hall, Tars (Fridayj > VKNIHO. at half-past Seven o'clock. By order, GEO. A. CaLDEB. Oct 1 Secretary. HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS ASSO? CIATION* will be held at Masonic Hall Tum Evsxnro, October 1st at half-paat Seven o'clock. The Treasurer will receive tbe dues from stockbold ers doting the day at the office of L. GarubriTl a Co., No. 7 Broad-street, and at the Hall In thc even? ing JOSEPH WHILDEN, Treasurer. Octl Hem iDnblicattons. Jj-liNRY WARD BEECHER'S SERMONS IN PLYMOUTH PULPIT, Ai* being read by people ot every rla-a and denomi? nation all over this country and Europe They arc lull ot vital, beautiful r-ligious thought and feeliDg PLYMOUTH ROLPH' ta publishea weekly, and con? tains Mr. Brechet'? Sermous and Pray rs, in lorm suitable for preservation and binding. For sale by all newsdealers. Price ldc. Yi-arly subscriptions received bj tue puolixhers, (3. giving two hand -om' volumes of over 400 pagon each. Half-yearly $1 76. A new and sup<>r> steel portrait of Mr. beecher pre? sented (null yearly subscriber.'. Extraordinary offert PLYMOUTH PULU I ($3.) and 1HB CHURCH UNION ts 50,) au Uaaettanan, Independent, Chris? tian Journal-16 pages, ruc and stitched clearly printed, al ly edited, sont to oue address for 52 wooka for four dollars bpeial inducements to cmvarscrs and those getting np clubs, specimen copies, post? age free, for 5 cents. J. B. FORD A CO., Publishers, Sept 30 Imo No. 39 Pirk Row. New York. ?j_iiEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. IMMENSE 8?CCE8S. POPULAR BOOKS SENT FREE OF POSTAGE AT 'IDE PRICES ANNEXED: M PTA'! F\ITH.55 FALsE COLOR. An ie Thenns.53 cOOisiEBS GISELA, Marlitt.40 THE SKVeN CUBHtSCF LON txiN.30 UAH. CASH,Charlas Keade.40 LOVE ME Li 11LE, LOVE ME LONG, Charles Reade.40 HENRY EsMOND, I hack-ry.55 ?seat Toles of Copi ?in M arr y ott Mallett at 85 Cents I urn. 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'8, 1 UK NKW AFFINITIES OF FAITH, A Plea for Free Christian Onion, by .'muri Martine n, 25c. SPEC I BUM ANALYSIS, six Lectures, hy U E Roscoe, with appendices, cn oreel Plates sud Illus? trated. H VD. S3. MIND AMP BRAIN; or. The Cortelarion of Con. scuufnf-- and ort?.nUation. systematically Inves tjgatct and AppMcd to Ph' osonhy. Mental ^ciecce and Practice, with a P. ed mu, irv Dissertation on Method and '?.lostr.'ive ot the Text, br tho* Lay? cock, M. D.. 1 vol- . l2rao 4 5; xv. 404, $7. LIKE OF PIZARRO, witn om- ; count ot b's At? sociato? lu the Couque-t <>f Peu, by Arthur Helps, 1 vol.. 12 76 TUE OLD TB - IA MENT HISTORY, from the Creation to', no Return from t e Captivity, edited by w. - mi b. L L. D. 1 vol.. 12mo" 8 WOM a N's sUFFR \ ii , ?he ? e.orm Against Na rute bv Horace Bu-Lneli. 1 vol, 121:10., SI 50. 1 HE sUBJEC do* HF WOMAN, by Join Stuart, M. ?, i vol. Ut no., Si PRE-HISTORIC NA ' ION-; or Inqmrie? concern? ing some ot ih^ Great Poon - and t iv lizations ol Antiquit?, ann their P'Otiabie Bmarfon to a still old? er Civilization nt itio Ethiopians or cnshites of Ara? bia, bv Johu ?. Baldw II, 12im> . $1 76. MQbrYEAIl 1 ttAMOVBIM l*> IN CEYLON, by Slr samnol White Baker. Illnstrated, 16mo., clotb, ?1 60. THE RCltNi'E uF RIGHT , by F. G. Fichte, translated by A. K. Kroog r, l imo.. loth,$2. i HIKE THOUSAND MUK? THROUGH THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, by ?. K. Mcclure, Illustr?t ed. lamo, cloth $2. BK A i RICK. A Poon- by Hon. Boden Noel, square ISmo., .-lotti, gilt top, $). THKRi Xi's, H HE AND FI REAF r ER, hy Wil? liam H. Holcombe, M D , 12m o . pacer i loth, SI 50. I.1VK8 OP .*>. LO.TI A>'> - ALVIN, by M. Onie it Illustrate I. '2mo , c otb Si. I HI QU>KER P?? I y %s ? Bevolutionary Story, witn 1 lastra.bins, Tlioo . r nih SI 60. FT. I ION.-A ero* k's VI ia on toe Rhine; Erck n ann- 'hatrain's -tvrlou; H g luson's Maiboue; Hoffmann's Ice na ray. llu:m L'Homme qm Ri*; Lctfoe M-le; i*be p * M -, Women and Ghosts; ihe Quaker P.irHsun?; "ihn? n's For Her Sase; south worth's Changed Bride*; - pielbjwo's Problem? atical Charaotera; Wood*' Gat- s Wide ODPD; Binns I-y's stretton; Wy Panchtrr Elinor; Ibe Lac H stan'? Household; chmid's H iDcrnei-ter; .>outhwortb's Ibe Bride's Fate; <roRope*H Ho Knew Be Was Right; Zsohokke'rt Dead Guest ; Frey ta B'S Lost Man ne^rlpt; Jean IngValow'a Mopes tho Fairy. January 1 ?f ^torments. ITETROPOLITAN THKATRE COM VJ_ PANY. iessrs. COLLINS A MOUSE.Proprietors. HIBERNIAN HALL. HAND OPENING MONDAY OCTOBER 4, 1369. HE BEST COMPANY NOW ORGANIZED, Consisting of tlie following diatingulcne l Ladles nd Gentlemen: liss KATE RAYMOND. R'r. WALTE? BENN, liss ANTI nt LEVEBTNO, Mr. J. L. BROWN, liss ALICE bnooKS, Mr. MABK RJUJJ, liss EMMA BEOWN, Mr. L. BOWES, bf. ADA LAWEENCE. Mr H*BBT CHUBCHILL, Ir. HUDSON MCQBEOOB, Mr. J. L. JONES, Ir. HABBY COOKE, Mr. HAU -.T MOESE, Ir DAN BEEN, Mr. J. MOGOVEBN. The wbole under the able suwrvieion of MB. O. B. COLLIN8. For Opening Bill and Particulars see small Billa. GABO. To THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or THABLEJION: L"he undersigned haviDg with great care and expense elected the aboye corps of Metropolitan Artistes, com ?rifllng some of the most d?3?nguish->d talent in the Iramatic world, and being desirieua of establishing a louthern Theatrical Circuit, comprising the cities of Charleston, Savannah and Augusta, would most re ipectfullj ask the patronage and support of the la lies and gentlemen ol this city, and In return for luch support we assure you that the pieces selected br represenation shall he FrasT CLASS ONLY, (by inch popular authors as Bouclcault, lom Taylor, T. N. Bobertson. John Brougham Ac.,) and that they .hall i e produced with a care and attention to detail litherto unattempted in this city. The stage depart? ment will be under the management of Mr. O. B. iollins, who. with twenty years' experience as actor ind manager, pledres hims li that there shall be loihing to offend, but everything to please. Be8pectfully yours, O. B. COLLINS, Sept 27 6 HABBY MOBiE. REMOVAL.-IV tl lt il K ll TO GIVE placo to the new Opora Ho ise. R. WBI r:i was :omoellud to removo his FUilNITU'tE W\RE ROOMS from the Adger Building to No. 23G KING SIRbEr, directly opposite hi'former place, where his Dam . sud th" Gilt B caer ca i still be seen, and where be will sell positively al the lowest rates Parlor and . bamber Suites, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, solas, Lounges, Mattresses, Chairs, Cradle?, Ac, .c. Call and s-e. Goc 1s cat cfnlly packed for shipping. Met Hie i.as. H and Coffins still Kept and ratlsfic* tion gurantced_w-8_i'ct 1 TG it A N GK SIMOME. COLLECTOR . A>'D COMMISSION AGENT, bas -emoved his Office to No. 7 STA IE SlRtEi'. Office uours from 10 to ll \. M. repi 27 mwf6 THE dNDKKSIGNKD HAVE RE MOV FD to the northeast corner of KAST BAY AND FRASER'S WHARP, where we shall bc pleased tosec our friends and offer "ar well assorted stock Of GROCERIES. LIQUORS, TOBAGO >,Ac, Sept 21 Imo CLACIUs A WlfTE. UeioarR FIVE UOUilb HEWARD.-STRAY? ED lrom the residence No 17 Pitt street, a White Setter PCP. five months old. with brown spot on eye and right side. 3* Gc 11 B'1A It Di N G?-T HE KI VG MANSION, corner of Georg? and Meeting streets, has or-en newly fltied up. and ls made to accommodate perm? anent or tranfi-nt hoarders . ho accommodations on the first fl or are spacious and comfortable* Terms moderate. fm2 Oct 1 E /tnonriai. D W ARD LOWNDES, BltOKEB, No. 1 BROAD-STREET, BH?S AND BELLI ON COMMISSION, BOND-?, Stocks, Bank ?His, and -eour?ties of all Rinds. The highest msraetprices obtain, d. Anv information desired, by letter oe otherwise, will be cheer ully given. Applv aa above at No. 1 Broad-street, or thxougu Pea;rfu to Box 307. Will also attend to the Investments of money in large and small amounts. REFXBXNOES. - Wagner, Buger A Co. Reeder A Davis. G. A. Trenholm A Hon, W. C Bee A Co, Thoa R. Waring, ? 'ashier Bomb Carolina Loan and Trust Company ; Pelzer, Ko ,g rs A Co., J. D. Aiken A Co., George H. Waiter A Ci.. Cot . n, Bancks! A Co.. Andrew Simonds Pr> silent First National Bank Sept 21 nao 2mo "tTT ANTED. BLUE BIDGE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, Number 119, 204. 20 >, 208. which are mu? tilated by a large deQcienoy lo no matured coupons. Sept 18 W. B. WILI I AU s & SON. rp n. E FALL CAMPAIGN! Q??NBY & CO. HAVING RKOENTLY RETURNED FROM IHE North with a complete assortment of Photographie Goons, and all tho r-,-ont improvements in the art, are now ready to proluco PUOi'OUHAP IY in Its various branches unsurpassed bo h for their beauty of finish and <lurat>ility. Pictures enlarged to any size. Especial attention given toeopyla/O.d l "ic tur. s Wo are prepared to make outdoor Views of all kinds. 99" Galiery No. 261 KING-STREET, Charleston, S. C. Sept 21 Coltan ?tim, ?tc QHISOL^M'S COT I ON GINNING MILLS, WE HT END TE A DI), s THE Ey WE ABE NOW Pi. t.p. KED IO RKCETVE AND Gin t-ci Island and Upland <?otton at th old rates of toll-6 cents per puuud tor Mea Island-*, 4 ennis per pound for Uplands, ginne ) ny "Gullett oin." GUI-OLM BRuTHElrS, Commission Merrhaots, i-'ept 3 fmwltno Adger'a Wharf. ^ULLETT'S Si'KiL BRUSH COTTON GINS. THE 8?BORIBEB IS NOW PREPARED TO fill ordors lor these justlv celebrated GINS. Certifi caU?s from reliable planters in this -tate, who have bouRbt and used them tba past sea soo. ss well as from the Fa-tors und B. takura, tully confirm aU tuat is claims i for them; and tho fact is now well estab? lished tb at ibe I.,crease in tbe prie** of Cotton ginned on this Gin will, on every forty bales, fully pay for the cost of tb- Gin. ALSO, HALL'S PATENT COCl'ON GIN FEEDER, A valuable Machine, saving boto time and labor in the ginning ot a crop. Can bo attached to any Gin made. Send for Circalars. C. GRAVE LEY, No. 62 EAST BAY, sO?a ll OE OLD POSTOFFICE, Angil nt 2 mwi2mos .'hurl* ?ton, S. C. Cubain), Cijpcbi tte. TyjANUl'At'1 L IIIU INO SMOKING TOBACCO. G . FOLLIN, TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS' AGENT, Ho. 151 EAdT BAY. A general assortment of MAN?FAOTUBFD AND SMOKING l'"B\ : CO. of ail urade-i and styles, from relia' le raanutacturers in Virginia and North Caro? lina and offeree at Ibo .o*e-t market prioes. Sept 30 jT)U VDU DESIRE ? O^CUKEU OK all your Dyspeptic Symptoms ? Sept 17 Smoil USB eOLOMQNV BITTEB8. Q ll A S. HICKEY, G I L D R B, PORTRAIT 4NO WorUltE FRA M kl MANUFAO I OR KB, No. 845 KING-STREET, CHARLESTON. B.C. LOOKTNG-GL&S; ES of all sizes stied to Frames. July ie MO fmw3.no Orarerics atti ?lmtiiantw. CORN! COllh^^sTZ 7)1 i \f\ B?SHEL8 PRIME WHIrB MILLIN? ?x\'\f 3000 bushels Western White and West? ra Mixed Corn. FLOCK! FLOCK! 260 barrels Extra Soper and Fine FLOUE, all anding from the Schoo uer Conservati re. ALSO. 1000 sacks Choice Family and Extra FLOUB, ? J m peon Mills. 300 barre's choice Baker's Floor. For sale by Oct 1_2_JOHN CAMP?EN A CO. APPLES, ONIONS, POTATOES. 1 rt BARBELSAPPLE9 JLU 10 barrels Bed Onions 60 barrels Prime Eating Potatoes 60 boxes Celebrated buckeye roes. For sale, to arrive per steamship Charleston, and In store, by KIN: MAN A HOWELL, Oct 1_2 No. 128 East Bey. BAGGING. 1 AA BOLLS SALEM AND DOUBLE ANO SOB 1UU BAGGING, weighing ty to a* pounds per yard. For sale by Oct 1 2 PELZEB. "ODOEB3 ? 00. FOR SA<E, Ct AAA WILSON'S STRAWBERRY PLANTS. OUUU KINSMAN A HOWELL octi_._a BACON, BUTTER, CHEESE, LAUD, SOAPS, dtfl. HHDS. PRIME SHOULDERS AND C. B. SIDES 76 packages JMc to Choice Butter 26 bo^es factory cheese SO packages Pure and Extra Lard, W. J. W. A Co. Davis Pure Lard 200 boxes Colgate's, Vor jan's and McK. V. H. A Co.'H. Soaps, various sizes. Ju-t landed and for sale low, at RIECKE A SCHACHTE, Sept 27 mwi3_No 1A6 East Baye OLB WHISKIES. THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEWE TO AN? NOUNCE that thev have been appointed by Messrs. HENEY s. HANNIS A CO.. of Philadelphia, their sole Agents for the State of South Carolina for the sale of their celebrated ACME. X. XX, XXX, XXXX, NECTAR. CABINET and other brands OLD I?E WHISKIES They also wish to announce that they wlR be in constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED MOUNTAIN PUBE RYE WHISKIES, direct from Instill, ry at Hannisville, Berkeley County, West Virginia. 5 ) barrels of the above always on hand. Liberal contracta will be maia tor large lota ot new Whiskies in boud at Distiller? Warehouae. OLACIUtftWIlTK, Customhouse 'qoare, N. E. corner ot East Bay and Fraser's Wharf. Sept 20 mwfSmos charleston, S. C. CORN. A tXf\i~\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MILLING ^xWKJ OOBN, in bulk, per schooner "Wm. Mc J ec" from Norfolk, Virginia. For sale by T J. KBBB A CO. Sept 30_ GRENLEA F ?OPE. (T rt COILS GhF.ENLEAF ROPE, JUST BECEIV f_)U ED and for sale by Sept 30_2_HENEY COBIA A CO. NEW MACKEREL, SALMON, HERRISCH, ?tte., (tv STORK ARD LANDING. ?VTO. 1 MESS MACKEREL) JLl No. 1 Bay Mackerel 1 v,_u M?- ? No. 1 Shore Mackerel J n fe*mto ?nB No. 1 Salmon J Scaled Herring, large size 60 caaes Underwood's Tomatoes (new) in a and 3 pound Cana Underwood'a Fresh Salmon and Mackerel, In 1 and 2 pound Cana Underwcod's Devilled Ham Baker's No. 1 Chocolate, Broma, Cocos, and Cocoa Paste tf Bent's Water Crackers alf D A general assortment of < hole < Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors. Ac, which are odored at the lowest cash prices at tho CO-OPERATIVE GRO'BRY STORE, Southwo.it ClBnf r Meeting and Markot stteets. Goods delivered (ree 4 Sept 39 GUN>Y CLOTH. 1 AA "ALES GUNNY CLO H. OF EX TB.A J.UU WEIGHT, now landing and for aale low from the wharf, in lots to snit purchasers, by E. LAsMTTB A OO., Sept 27_13_No. ? Broad-street. LIME. FRE9H BURNT LIME EVERY DAY, IN BULK OB BARBELS LIMEKILNS, NE AR SAVANNAH BAILBOAD WHARP. Orders sent direct to the Kiln, or to the Stores on Vendue Bange. Ola? KY ?t CO. Sept 27 h?i'BKiOK G UN NI c?9fH OF EX TBA WEIGHT.' FULL WID IB, ?ND close and strong texture. For aal.- by O. N HUBERT, Sept 20_12_No. li Hut Bay. SOLOMON'S BITTERS 4. ^BE FOB SALE BY Drs. RAOUL A LY NAH, Corner King and Market streets. Sept 17 3 mos " MARENGO" CUHKS FEVER AND AGUE. rjIHE FINEST TONIC IN THB WORLD. tar For sale by all Druggists. G. J. LUUN, Agent, DRUGGIST, Corner King and John streets, Eept 17_amos 1 Charleston, 8.0. HVEhPOOL SALT. Q7AH PACKS LIVERPOOL KALT, TN FIN? 0 j WU order, landing from Birk Yinoo. For sale by T. J. KERR A CO. Sept 14_ No. 1. PKKUYIAN GUANO. OA/I 70Ns N . 1 PBRUYIAN 6UAN0, WAB ?\I\J BANTED PUBE. r or salo by S?pt 7_T. J. KERR APO. GUNNY ? MiTII. IJfT BALES EX I RA HEAVY GUNNY CLQtTH, Ai 1 t) to AS itio?ea wide, and weig >in-j 2?\ p-jnnds. For sale by l J. KERR A 00. Sept 3_ ._ G1 N.NY CLOTH, ON THP SPOT AND TO AaBIV?. For sale ty August3o GrO- A. ""RE*HOLM A SON. HONKY ! FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BY Dr. H. BAER, June 26 No. lil Heeling-street J Sailor nfl, tu. OHN RUGHEtlHER, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 141 Kin?-street Weat Side, a few Doors Nor tit of O.o cen, BEGS Lr AVE TO INFORM HIS CUSTOMERS and tho pu Wk in general that be baa just returned from MSW York arith a largo Stock of CLOIHS DOESKINS CASSIMERES BEAVERS COATINOI VESTINGS, Of Foreign and Domestic Fabrics. I also wish to draw attention to my larg? and wal) selected Stock of FURNISHING GOODS, mcklding the celebrated STAB SHIRTS. Sept 30 SmwfB