Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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C I T Y A F F A 1 R S . Meetings This Du y. Delta Lodge of Perfection, nt half-pasl 7 P. M. Hook und Ladder, No. 1, nt half-past 7 P. M. Frcundschaftsbund, ut 8 r. M. Vigilant Fire Company, at 7 P. M. Ulberulnn Society, at 7 P. M. Carolina mile Club, at hnlf-nnst 7 P. M Longshoremen's Ass"-^'"0". nt hnlf-past 7 P. M. - Auction Sale? This Day. Ryan A Johnstone will sell?t ll o'clock, at the old Postomce, real estate. R. M. Marshall k llrolhcr will sell at ll o'clock, at the old Postoince, store and dwelling. john G. Mllnor A Co. will sell nt io o'clock, nt .their store, dry goods and shoes. Rlccke k scuuchto will sell at a q?nrtcr to 10 o'clock, at their store, butter, syrups, Ac. Lauroy A Alexander will sell nt io o'clock, In . ttielr Htore, potatoes, vinegar, Ac Hciiry Cobla A Co. will seit nt a quarter past 0 o'clock, ot their store, choice butter.' COLLECTOR CLARK AND THE CcsTOMtiorsE CLERKS.-A spcclol telegram from washlugion to TUE NRWS says that CTjllector Clark wants som?* or liu clerks rcm?vcT iiprtn the ground that Ute. are ex-rebels, having been appointed at thc re? quest of the South Carolina delegation. THE OROCERY Suors_There are four hundred and twenty rotuli groceries In tho city. Until a few weeks ago, the license of a retail grocery In Anderson, S. C., was $500, which source of reve? nue the town has magnanimously cut oif hy pro? hibiting, from thc 13th of September last, ali sales of spirit nods liquors. NAPOLEON HON Ar A UTE, a negro lad about three and a half feet high, made an ussnult, last night, upon a negro dwarf-named Sam Mltcholl, but bet? ter known as "July." "July" drew a single bar? rel pistol and snapped lt twice al his opponent, but ns thc pistol was not loaded, lie livid to lie arrested liv n policeman,and ls now In.the Guard house nwnltlng an examination before thc Mayor this morning. A MoDELEsTAnLisuMENT,-Wc invite the nilen Hon of tho Wends of Tuns NEWS In the city and ?V throughout thc State (u, the. excellent Tuc lillies iV^titchlcwotflce enjoys fio; th>tprompt?ox'ccutlon $\ot oil kinds o?llobk'nnd,'Job PW^tiajg.i.Fully pro ^"?vldcd^wrtn rreW t jfpc nnd":ftifcohlhcr".v of the latest aud most approved ?pattern, and having u large aud carefully ' Selected stock''of cards, envelopes and papera oi.nii qualities, TUE NEWSJOII Oiuce ls now prepared to* flherdor? M'M'ffAdpscriptlon of plain and oVnam'e?tnl'{)Vln'(ng?i? Wc very best ... _ manner, and at rotps ut least,ns_lowgs.apy other ! ^|,?eaVa\?u>lini?in5 blithe Bamherpjptwesjf Caa nt ^ST^K^^r^Di^iilu'g (up-sthiVs^onde.Vnriiluel our scale oi prices nn<T specimens' 5f otir" work.' ' * - ~- .- ? . - - - "r-s? .vpyt. ???.i ' ..-*Si."V, ..,<?-.,-. rrsi-z.u A_nrROLAR CAUOIIT.-A'Dx-grO named ?Ha tunton Morgan, who ls believed to know nsflluch abont Charleston as ls necessary f?r.iiy?ifrgliur,to bc nc i? guaiuted with-I. c., the mflliato^evjiral houses ^ttnrt thc Jnll-has been BWtchced^r?1 twelve . I month's hard labor by an;Aqgutm magltifriiic for forcing hus way WirougU Mic window of thc resi? dence of Vwirtow lh'dy/ MKT.Hampton, on Tdlfnlr street; and stealing-several articles of br 'ding fcnd ?weartngi apparel. ? The : missing" goods were found In liLs-hoWe,.l?|ctgJt ^th: a hniidsomc toilet caso and silver powder box, "w.hlch he ac? knowledged to hove-.-ttioien from another lady in thc city, entering hcr/h?'nai- last Suihty night in the sume manner as ho did that of Mrs. Hampton. r :S?-' ia? 'A* SUBED3 or QT AT K NEWS.-On Wednesday a col? ored man w'a*;'trun over hy a train on thc North? eastern Railroad, near. Mount Holly. He was asleep oh the track, and haiLJ?s ribs nod left arm broken/. Recovery duitbtful. ' There was the first froat of the season In Ren? net tsviiie on WcilneBdayT^* v . The Court ol General sessions, jungo raomns s . .presiding, met in BeiiucUsyille yesterday. A degro girl hung herself on; |hje Winchester plantation, Marlboro' County, a few days ago. ..Her name was Jane'Crowrftud tho couse, blighted , "love and a cruel daddy.' ?,' . ), L ., -?js Bu|^J?tti?eoM^ thexou?tyj?^Uajhuiua board . tc.?^uaitsw-tho ass?sahiunt _un rent ?state more rj^Ja?1?-' .K lernJ?'Trlght that adjoining1'plantations, "*of the sam? quality of lands should U? assessed one st $2 and the nUtpr $7 per acre. Tn H RECENT -MURDEH-Tue ACCUSED COMMIT . . TSP io J.vu..-There waa more testimony heard ' foforo'Coronoi- WhtU?g''ycatcrday, relative to tho murder of Dick Richards, colored,"'whose mut liar-1 cd body was found nuuUag.omiie.nattery on lust Sunday week..-. . _ g a r Malrlnla. Richards," cqlorcd, testified that she TecogntzcdStlio "no'dy1 cf tit* ' deceased as that 3 of bee fanio?rldft ttnS . Richards, and test tiled as follows: ? We' lived in St. Andrew's Par (Vb; Pi) (husband lett home ut twelve o'clock ? last [Thursday week, on a flat loaded -with wood, with Friday and Anthony Nixon, and that was the last I saw of him alive; I was present at the disinterment and Jtecognlzed hlm;Tknow not of any quarrel between my husband and tho Nixons; 'when the Nixons returned from tho city they ' told mc that my husband had been drowned; that white he was at Bigelow's store, he. said that ho ' intend?d^'t?.efitja^Jicarty menl,lror?fcai that he would never eat aganfj" that ray husband was nt "the helm.bf the boat when crossing tho lost channel going to Jhe city, and he cried out that tic was unable to steer tho boat. Friday then went to the helm, aud deceased crossed his hands and jumped overboard, and was drowned." The testimony of the other witnesses showed that on bt?^ Thursday week1 the acensad, Friday , tf.^ au6\-Apth'ony?fjlxotvnrid thc.?e?easei\;si'arte J to .. . Charleston" MI a flat Inden Wini WOOflv" About sundown the ?ext evening they had gotten as far as Elliott's Cut, on James' leland, and concluded to lay to. While attemptra'rj^?o make their way t?'thehah?r? they were quarreling, which was beard by parties on the shore. On fastening to the shore one of thc accused ; borrowed nn axe from Jane Smith tot the purpose, as he alleged, or cutting wood to aaake a fire. ; Tho1 deceased was observed moving nboutwRht t?ept ?htil dark. After .the fire was nja?-i s^?, 'pt- Jsna Smith went down tjd the boat. \vh'?n he VA urn ed to his mother, he stated that twa of the men were sit? ting an u?d tho fire, and tm. other was laying down la" the dat "like he) was asleep." Previous to this the axe'natl been re. .-'.-. turned .ami been laid away, (.since then it ho? been: exam html .and found to be bloody.] " Ab'o?t ?teveh'O'clock-Friday night ffi* nat started for the city. The next morning the accused were observed upon James Island by some parties who had seen them thc evening before, to whom they stated that about three o'clock A. M. their fiat, had been swamped while crossing the Ashley, tint the deceased, jost be/ore tho occurrence, Jumped overUoard and was drowned. The accused were examined before the Coroner 7 y CH te rda y. They stated that- while off Chlnolm's j ! Mill, about three o'clock, Saturday mo ruin g, their flat swamped and thc deceased Was drowned. ? After the negroes gave their statements, they were formally commuted to Jail to await trial be k fore the State* court, The testimony against thenn P ;" ls very strong-almost con?liudvely proving that I they' murdered the decetsed, whlle^in tho Cut, ! with the ax? they borrowed,' and aftefward threw *' tho body into tri*'water. f*''?'?\\'H ' 1 ? .-+. . 5 Hc-TEu ARRIVAIS OtrroaxR 4.-CiiARi.aaroN .. HOTRL.-^-Gee. -t}. Fisher, Boaurort; Jf, H. Ayer, -.jCorner; Geo. W. Hutchins, Jacksonville; Mr?. F. ^Uln^ Fort George; o. F. C*fp9nt?r,1B. W. Sparn?wX'rH?atnshlp Minnatonka; (leo.1 J. -HQ.. gers, MilwauWee; D, Ccliahan, Havannah; Peter Petermann, W. H. Ua/t, Miss Ha\ls)roatka*7Ia.; h. A. Hlnshcw, .{forth CaroUn^v; A. Merman, ?? . . S. H. Sanders aj? s?r\-aat( Corgis; E. J. Reta /'.lt ' ?Crt, Sumter.- '" '; *jt} ? ' ., - **AV1U0M Hom-T.?, Soublatls, W. a :WH< Jo"ws,'Keaufort;. Dr. B. "ll. Knotts, Otangpburg; S.' O. Blnknirttt.l>wisbnr?;; W. RTo- Veale, Sooth Caroihiar.V.'' Lowdef; Philadelphia; R. O. ,u Wbodwo^', We^ristki Wj:R.Lr%t?.'**rtsmonth, Va.; yr V. Redding, Sumter; - C. C. Cambridge, ^asa|BWMianetonk?; T. J. rMce?BlrttBgton; j|a*f*s>Ta-loeb, Savannah; Wm. KresTfr, Buford's tyWf*'' *. MinUsgs and lady, Uaac lennlags, * r<?: ?' Ji?nlng?, BartWeU; /. B. Cbevls,' Fort Valisy; J. 0. CamptxjU, Sonta Oiroiina. ? * Tilt: STRIKE OS TUE WHARVES. Thc Longihoremcu Attempt to Throw n Whit* Man Overboard-They also Throw Bricks at the Nen who will Work. Thc strike ot thc members of thc Longshore men's Protective Union Association, which com? menced on last Friday, because their employers would not accede to their demand that they should only work from seven o'clock in tho morn? ing to (Ive o'clock In the evening, and rccclvo for those ten hour's work two dollars and a half, and forty cents for each additional hour they worked, still continues*. Thc moderation which marked their conduct at first bas given plnco to violence mid lawlessness, which. If not speedily checked, will end In bloodshed. On Friday, soon after thc strike commeuccd, Messrs. Ravcuul, Bowen and E. W. Marshall call? ed upon thc Mayor and stated that the strikers were Interfering with tho willie men engaged at work upon the vessels. Tho Mayor promised tn send policemen to protect thc workmen. Ac? cordingly a few policemen were sent, und there was no further Interference that day. bate Friday afternoon one of the stevedores motored to unload the steamship Chorleston, of Hie Charleston and New York Steamship bino, stated to a committee of 'thc strikers that he was willing to employ twenty of them at fl 50 per day, if they would work with the men already employed, and from seven o'clock'A. M. to six o'clock P. M., and receive forty cents per hour after six o'clock. They, after consultation, re? fused to accede to till* proposition, but thc next morning signified their willingness legwork upon tho conditions proposed. Twenty men were se? lected frOni thc large number of strikers present, and were sent into thc hold of the-steamship. They ?iAil scarcely commenced work when aines* scuger from thc non-workers was Hcnt to them. He delivered lils message, and they Immediately ceased work ami left thc vessel. At an early hour yesterday morning the strikers were on thc wharves where the steamships lay, about nearly all of which white men, In addition to tile crews, were at work loading or unloading. They, by persuasions and thrents, succeeded In inducing the laborers to stop work nt all of the steamships oxceptlng thc Charleston. Here, .aiicnit 8 o'clock, a very large number of thc stri? ker*, assembled, thirty or forty or whom went upon the wharf and Interfered with the work? men, using alt methods excepting force to make them desist. A white man, being worried beyond endurance by these negroes, ordered them to keep" away from him. They attempted t? seize him, hut ho resisted until ovcrpowerfil. Four of them caught-hold or him, and lu response to tho cries ot the excited crowd to drown him, wcro upon thc point ot throwing him overboard, and would have done so, but for Mr. Eastcrhy and other gentlemen who caine up. Thc police were then culled upon, and they came and cleared thu wliurf or the negroes, inning this struggle'the white man received a palm ul wound tn thc hand and was severely bruised In various portions or the body. After this uffulr the negroes lc?, thc wharf: Everything along the wharves remained quiet until dark, when the white men and colored men, not members ot the "union," who had been work? ing, "knocked off work" to go to supper. On their way to and from tho whnrr they were assailed hy? the strikers, who threw bricks and rocks at them - -thc missiles which struck these men fortunate? ly bulleting only slight bruises. The Chief of Po? lice was nut Hied of this affair and sent a small squad or police down, when the negroes became quiet. .We heard or no arrest. We learn that thc nuitimore Steamship Com? pany employed-the longshoremen yesterday to load the steamship Sea (lull, at thc rates demand? ed. lt is also slated that thc Charleston and New York Steamship Line have employed forty white men In New York, who will arrive hero In a few (lavs, mut hereat 1er will Innil and nnina<i rd! nf (TTC M COLLIE III\T3 vrf ttl? Hu.:. DON'T LEA VB; YBT,-We do not see any occa? sion for tlie excessive alarm which prevails among many ot oitr citizens relative to trie tidal wave which ls expected to make its appearance to-day or to-m?rrow, yet our telegrams from the North alio w that the tides are unusually Ugh add arc doing considerable damage. Those of our merchants who have moved their goods out of the lower co tin; upper stories have taken a wise step, as lt ls very probnb'.e that wo will have an annually high tide, and, if so, an goods In thc lower stories of tho buildings, near the wharves would bo In danger ot itu tiering much damage from water. An ounce of prevention ls better ' than a pound of cure, but lt is not necessary; jnst yet for the women and children to 'zo to Greenville*; _ ? ' .t... A MARRIED MAN ELorKS wrm ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE.-On last Saturday morning Captain Hen? dricks,' Chief bf Police, received a telegram'from Colonel Geo. F.: Egbert, Chief of Police of Rich? mond, Va., telling him 'to arrest Thoa' J. Perdue; who lu company with a woman would probably arrive in Charleston that afternoon. At 4 o'clock the Captain nrfd o Ulcer Co?tes were at thc North? eastern Railroad Depot^anrt aa soon a* the jtraln arrived arrested Perdue, whom they easily recog? nized by the description seht by telegraph., "Per? due was then parried to the ouardhonse and - locked up. The woman who was with .him went to a private boarding house. Colonel1 Egbert was ii ut bled of .tho arrest ot perdue, and tele? graphed Captain Bendricks tb hold him until his arrival, statlngjhat lie was charged with'-felony. Colonel E. was expected to arrive here yesterday afternoon, but did not. :. Perdue 'says that the woman who came with him is twenty-six years of age, pretty, and the wife or Mr. Scruggs, or Manchester, Virginia. That he has a wire and two children, bnt while ?he was absent he took the opportunity to elope . with this woman. Pordue saya further that he does not know why he was arrested*, he had done nothing wrong unless riinnlug away from home without paying his debts could be considered' such, lie ls an ugly-looking customer. . . The Richmond papers In commenting upon the elopement of Perdue, who married a sister of tho mau whom he has so shamefully wronged, states' : that the usual monotony of Manchester life was broken on Saturday by a report of the elopement of/Mrs. Henrietta Scruggs, wife of James Scruggs, of that plac?, with Mr. Thomas J. I'erduo,- himself a married man.'?? For some montbs.Madame Ru? mor haa coupled the name of tho two in a man? ner by. no means.creditable. "About one month ago Mrs. Scruggs left this pince for her father's, in Powhatan. About the same time Mrs. Perdue, who ls a Bister of Mr. Scruggs, went to her fath? er's In Pit (sylvania.-On Thursday Mr. Scruggs received a letter from his wife stating that she was going to Petersburg to see some friends, and would return home on Saturday. On Friday Mrs. Scruggs ant) Perdue were s?ea on the morning train from Petersburg. They got orr at cheatcr; Tirat evening, fearing detection, they, returned to Petersburg .and, bought tickets for Charleston, 8. 0. TGe chief or Police there has been 'tele? graphed to, ana win doubtless overhaul them. Mr. Scruggs alleges that his wife carried away about flfty dollars la money and a lot of hts clo th? ing. .... ' ,. ' .: . Mrs. Scruggs, the heroine of this escapade, ls a very good looking and Intelligent woman, and, until the last few months! has enjoyed o mott ax. Celteht character, when Seen on Friday she seemed to be suffering both mentally and bodily. Thomas J. Perdue^ an lil-looklgg man bf blond' complexion, light hair, bjuo ?yes, and downcast look. Helsa mill wright by trade, and was lately employed it Haxall's min. He can neither read nor writ?. .James Scruggs, the abandoned hus jhjmd, ls a labor or at .tria ' shops of the Richmond and Petersburg Rillroad. He appears .perfectly o mw hei a ed at hts affliction. Mr*." Pe rune, who hw been left alone with two children unprovided for",'is a most.reputable ana worthy Woman. . This event has created nd UUl? excitement lu the usa ?Hy quiet and very'moral, latitude of MAD chester, and grest hope? are entertained that the guilty one, who - has brou g at desolation! on twp peaceful homes, n?y be arrested and dealt wita aa kia crimes demand. : : It ls believed that Ps rd ne sent ?us wife away tn order to perfect HU puru for thia elopement, and that be had betta la porree?ondeaos with Mrs. scragg* ?ver alaos bar abasaos. CKi-MBS.-Thc Niagara Fire Engine Company, No. 8, colored, won ?he silver pitcher nt thc festi? val of thc Old Hemel Sahhntli Behool. Wc wore presented with a yellow Jessamine flower yesterday- m unusual time for such a flower to be growing. One bidder attended thc Sheriff's sale or real es? tate yesterday, and tho property was knocked down to him. A letter posted in Sau Francisco, Califor? nia, niuo days ago, was received herc yesterday. A regular meeting of Council will bc held ut ?even o'clock to-nlght. Skiff A Gaylord's Minstrels will perform tn thLs city, commencing on tho 18th or october. There will be n considerable number of crlml - nal cuses tried before tho United States Court this session. Thc Unes Imposed hy thc Mayor yesterday amounted to thirty-tlvo dollars. A drunken man who concluded to sleep upon the pavement, and partially undressed and hung up ina clothes upon the curbstone, was fined five dollars by- the Mnyor.yestcrd.ay. The olilce of thc Mt. Pleasant Ferry wharf was broken open Sunday night and about one burnt ml and tifty dollnrs worth of Iron stolen. There arc one thousand people in this city whose names commence With the letter M. Thc Augusta papers of Sunday arrived last night-only twenty-four hoars behind time. Until further notice, thc Steamer Dictator will leave Charleston for Savannah Tuesday nights at 9 o'clock, and wit! leave Savannah for Charleston every Saturday morning Instead of Suuday as heretofore. -*-~** Tus DRAMATIC SEASON was opened Inst night at Hibernian Hull quite auspiciously. Thc house, though not crowded, was well fliie<Vahd'every? body waa pleased with the great Improvements which have been made in the stage and tra.ap? pointments, since thc hull was last used for dra- , malle purposes. 'Thc removal of thc side doors has given a very respectable width to' the stage front, and the footlights, heretofore nu unsightly obst niel iou to thc view, have been countersunk and hidden from thc sight of thc audtcuco. Thc scenery ls altogether new, and exceedingly hand? some UH compared with thc wretched daubs which last winier formed thc background to every performance; and thc proscenium decora? tions constitute n rich frame-work for Die mollow huesof the Italian water-view which forms thc drop curtain. Altogether thc new stage arrange? ments are very satisfactory, and reflect infinite credit on the commlttco of gentlemen who had them.lu charge. Thc committee, we believe, con? sisted of the President, Socrctary'and.Treasurer of the Hibernian Society, with thc Chairman of the Finance Committee. The piece presented was Taylor's sensational drama, "The Tickot-of-Leave:Man," and passed olr'sinootUly-' enough. Whatever the shortcom? ings of the company. Hs performance was so far un Improvement upon thc theatricals heretofore given us, that wc feel little disposed to be criti? cal. Miss Ita) mond, 08 USUfti, Wfia .thc "epfunt terrible," and pluys the part of 8am willoughby with evident gusto. Mr. Read; ns Brierly, at times carried Ids Yorkshire dialect altogether be? yond thc polut of intelligibility. Miss Levering, ai Mary Edwards, created a pleasant Impression, though her acting orten lacks spun. Mr. Brown was only moderately successful as Dalton. Mrs. Lawrence, as Mrs Willoughby, and Mr. Collins,' as Hawkshaw, played their respective pa.ru al? most os woll as could be desired. Trie orchestra waa composed of ten. pieces and gave vory,fuir music. To-nlght we aro to have thc highly sensational play of "East Lynne," dramatized from the novel of the same name. ? '., . ? . M'?!irrKD STATES DISTRICT COUKT-HOX. GEO. S, lin VA s PltEainiNO.-The United states 'District Court for tho Eastern District of South Carolina was opened at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. The roll of yie grand and petit jurera was called, and the following-answered: Leopold Wclkopf, A. F. Gregorio, K'diyuril Muzyek, E. Polnclgnon, John H. Muller, John H. Murray. Petit Jurors-William K mer ly, J. C\ 'druber, Michael Shanahan, Peter J. Birru ot, T. L.-pissen, J. II. Fisher, James Ratter, 3.,y. Black, J. Dulyer, J. F. Farrel, C. H. Harbers, George Herterly, H. H. Blinman, C. M. Helsseabuttel, Thomas Divine, James Macbeth, James Cosgrove, C. T. W. Syfen. D. D. Sams, H. K. Stillman, Wm. B. Heriot, Ed? ward Lafitte, John Dunn, O. Byrns, Benjamin Lincoln, Wm. P. Holmes, Seth. McOwen, J. D. Johnson, Wm. Dowling, Michael Kennedy. Those answering not being sufficient to organ izc the Jiu les, thc Judge ordered tirat more be drawn, which wa?'done with the following result: ,' Orahd Jnrprq-Ttih Olaffy, Thomas W. Riggs, Wm. Matthie.ss?n, 8. K. Hart, John Mch'on, F. H. Duo, Ralph Si Mann, - James Doolan, Edward W. Lee, Richard.no?owny,"'M H.,J Whit mg,--Jemes Simmons, H,.i-\v\ Theellhg, John 'Spanler, A. Krogge, Patrick McOeary, Joseph Blackman, Dr. Wm.' Hame, J. CV Miller, A. J. Brady, A. j. .Mac key, Robert Hunter, IL Cogswell, Jacob A*. Kalb, c. H. citnck, John H. Wannan, N. Slegllng, A. Tyrrell, J O. Otjen, w. ll. Oreer, A. Coralton, Wm. . Ufferhardt, Casper BKrt,i Wm". Schroeder. h. Petit Jurors-John Sheridan, J. Fr Jordan, Pat-, rick Mcsweeney, 'C. H. ElsenbabkV DY. ??John F. Poppenhelm, Dr. R. S. Oakley, W. J. Robinson, Charles Voigt, Oeorgo H. Tn graham, Daniel Hoy Ward, li. wilie. J., D. A ic sander. L. I). Sharphia, H. Cass, Francia Winthrop, 0. Wat cr mau, John li. Hui wink le, BTH. Barfield, B. Weih rs, and J. D, Kennedy. ; ; ,' , ;-' . The Judge ordered that the groud Jurors should be summoned to tit tend at io o'clock to-duy, ind the petit Jurors at ll o'clock Thursday. The court titen adjourned until io A. M. to-day. EU SX JV ES 8 NOTICES. To SnirpEBS.-The steamer-General Manlgault will leave for Chemw and all landings on the I'ee. dee RH el1, 7la Georgetown, on Thursday, moil? ing. 1 ' ' . S?LB or F.KAL ESTATE. -Messrs. R. M. Marshall & Brother will sell to-day the desirable store and ' tl woning at the southeast, corner of Concord andr '. Calhoun streets. .,. '!'"'.''? . TrtK Cn.vsait ?n'tn'? seasons should be Improved by evory careful housekeeper;*-and those who like a cheerful th o can. obtain the .best quality of coaL at tho lowest rates, from Messrs. H. P. Baker A Co., Cumberland-street. 'm-rn: . ' Ma. wit.i.iAvt MATTHIK?S?Kop3u8 the fail sea? son with a display of clothing '. and furnishing goods which Oils his weU known store nt the corner of King arid Wentworth street s from top to bottom. Tner? nfay be found every varie ty of fashionable clothing for men, youths and hojea, and In the tailoring department ls a largo stock, of Imported good.? which will be made up. nuder thc care of a flrstrclaso. French cutter. In deal'- . . lng with Mri Ma t th lessen, and ?U super lat enden t,. ' captain McTureous, one els sat?, to nest with good arttciw,. low prices', ?f*4 promut attention.?*; Nsw Fa LL DRY GooD8.*The house, of atoll, WebV* co. ia so wen anef fa'yorohiy" 'knoifaYo our ladles, that th? simple' ahho'ubcement that . they havo now co ?nie tod ino opening of their fall stock will be enough to create a flutter among the fair shopper*. From, th? variety and fresh ness of the gooda offered, in every, department of their business, they may wan ? challenge a Com? parison with ' any.. ?Ua$ii '?MUblUihment. in' WT South, while itt air' prt oe* a re dec wad ly lower than : OT? r before. This red o Ct lo? ta Mp .hasttseft ' rendered possible bY tud,: Judicious pur cliuwi that the lina nave mad? from anetlon hoas'es at the NnWh; We invite attention to the advertisement in 'another colqmn,' making men Hon of some few among tn? many tyrflatna which are now rapidly selling off. ' ? ' T?f ILL TS 4 CHIS O?L ml,?'-: W ,?t -i cur. i o , "i . FACTORS, (X>MISSION MEBCHAVIB,' . .. " ANT? " - SHIPPING AGHNTS, '? Jg W1? attend to the Purchase, Baie and ijll??aaj, ATLANTIC WHARF, Caarlastoa, & C. H. Wrujs..." X-R, O?efbUt. (fflotl)ing aub irnrniebing (Stoobo. TARGE ??TUCK FINE FALL, CLOTHING. NOW OPENED AT No. 5391 King Street, CORNER OF WENTWORTH, A largo and elegant ?apply of Fall and winter CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS, Made In the best manner, comprising all thc latest ? styles for this fall, aud offered at r.OW PRICES. IN THE STOCK ARE THE FOLLOWING: MIXF.I) OASSIMERB SUITS.:.$15 00 Donblc and Twisted Cassimer? Snits. IT oo Fancy Cas.nl ni ere Suits....:.; 18 00* Dulilla Melton ?nits.. 18 00 Black and White Silk Mixed Suits. 20 00 Diagonal Coating Suits.21 oo Scotch Cheviot Suits..*..:.. 21 00 Eibocur Silk Mixed Suit.H. 25 00 Golden Silk Mlxed'SuitSj.. 26 00 Olive MixedM?Ron Sulla.;>";.", J.ijU?j.."'28 00 i.TciLC/HeHi CoatH'ift IT^pi-^,-.iii op to JO 00 '-<?> . , * j' \~ Waterproof Tweed Over?acks.-.;.,.... io 00 Melton Ovcrsacks....-. 12 00 English Melton Sacks. is 00 Fancy Coaslmcre Pants at from....$5 00 to 10 00 Vests of Cssstmere, Cloth, Coating, Beaver and Velvets, at from....$3 00 to lo 00 BOYS' AND YOUTHS' .? . i OT_,OT?IHVG, To flt boys and youths from three to seventeen years of age, in great variety of qualities, fdr School and Dress Suits. ? ??tx "? ' I.. ii ?1 < .: M i^TjiirsririmiivG GOODS. The handsomest nupply cv?r*??|lTf>d m this jHMst consisting in part as follows: * li A JOU'S PARIS KID GLOVES, of all shades i.nport's Paris kid fi loves, or- all shades Trlfousse Paris Kid Gloves, of, au shades (ail cele. ... brated.makers>i>v _. \, '.'?"'j.1 Oavtorlleuver Gloves .'. CsTfbSfn.Oloves'' ?". Alert Cape Driving 010vos Buckskin Walklng.antl Driving Gloves . Tanned Def-*aldn Gloves . ?? . : Buck Gaunt Iel Gloves Suspenders of all styiest inciudUig tho Russian Brace, With Patcnt-lovor Buckles Cardigan Jacket* ;/,., , Travelling Shawls Fancy, Colored and lilack Silk Ties Bows, Scarf* and Cravats, such as tho Dumas*,' tho Parisian, tho New Brighton, the Shake? speare, the Opera, Alpine, Ac. i i ' ii "..*??>; ' . UN DE RS HIRTH AND WIAWERA, In all- quali? ties. Including ttic Angola Flannel,. Merino, I.amtPs Wool, Canton Flannel and Shaker Flannel, Ac. COLLARS of Paper and Linea, auch as the Grays, Dickana and Bismarck,-qi Paper; and the Byron, Thalberg, Dlokeniy Egbert, Shakespeare and Burunga'nic, of/i^nen. 'til.'":M '.... ;>.H o; . . . ? , .' .. . {OB .. l-.u;"-?-! ?.'. . if ... til -e ' -<fj_ {:>'!? fi M MM*,' ':?ifr ip' 1: : . Icu . ? . ? , ? ... ... ''.. TI 11^ M I A It HIIIltTH, Noted for their fitting 'quallile* and good work? manship, A full supply alway s cn hand. Price* , . ; M : <"' ., .,.,!??.: ... . '* . 1: i Jt'.r .? II m . Ru ?/ .-o' ! --- -'- - - .. ? . rtV?i tXV so ' .. ? ?9/5 i i.'rvjr- . rr* ov -.'ii.-... .-?.{* .i-vi IC ; s'-J.:-. .. \>\J'J-> ?.. -V >l . ??:?:[. ?. THHv I . . Ta?orin? ;';'?e^^^ea|.t;?. ?,-. SS???if^f%i?? ??* FERMION IMPORTATIONS for thia full'* wear, of the moat catyft* "hylea, which will be made up to order in ta^ooat Dwjtne:, o?der tat) care' inf ? firat-claaa Freach Cotter. , .'*? . . '* Prices Axed aod-marke* ?a each garnant. .. .' Ocstooers are Invited to cAU and look through t tra atocK. and make their ?elections. ^)'^iU??m. Mattliieseen. - B. W. M?T?BEO?8i B?perlntendeaf. , sapin t aunamos HDrn <8>oo?o, (fftc. JJ B W FALL GOODS FOR 1 ? (? 0 , JUST OPENKD AT ? rr o Ht Xt . w ara ii s ?fc co !i 0 3. 287 ANO 280 KING STREET. Wo respectfully coll tho attention or thc Ladles or charleston to our New stock or CHEAP DRY GOODS. Every Department ls full and complete In variety and In prices. Ladles can depend on buying cheaper from us this yenr than they have ever done before. Our enllro Stock ls marked nt a very small advance, and wc aro determined to give our Customers every advantage possible In purchasing this season. A great many Goods have been purchased from Anctlon Houses and will he sold very tow. We beg to mention a Tew special bargains which arc selling very rapidly. -:o: r> R E s e GOODS. l case FALL DRESS GOODS at 25 cents, (worth 45 cents.) 1 case assorted Winter Poplins, 25 cents-very cheap. ii case assorted DcLnlncs, 20 cents. ? 1 case assorted Poplins nt 30 and 35 cents-cheap. 1 case Changeable Poplins at -io cents. 1 case Wlnseys (new) for Suits, 25 cents-cheap. A large lol of 7-8 Poplins at 50 cents, (worth 75 cents.) 20 packages or 7-8 ?solid Colored Poplins ut 40 couts-very cheap. Choice lot ot, French Poplins, In t i most fashionable Shades; also, a small lot ol Dress Silks, tn Light Shades. French Mcrlnocs nnd Empress Cloths In every Shade and at low ligures. Ladies will please call and examine our Stocka before purchasing elsewhere. . NEW LOT OF BLACK SILKS AND BLACK DRESS GOODS. \ "W" O O E E IV D iE PA Ii T M 12 NT. I hale WHITE (all Wool) FLANNEL, nt 30 cents. 1 hale "-S White Flannels at 40 cents, <worth,50 cents.) 1 bale 4-4 Super While Flannel nt 60 cents-cheap. Opera and Sack Flannels, nil Shades. All Wool Red Flannels ut 35 cents, less by pieces.) 1 case assorted patterns Figured Casslmcrcs, for Gents' Suits, nt |l-?-cheap. Family blankets lu every variety and nt low prices. Special attention to a cheap White Blanket at $3 per pair, Job. .DOMESTIC GOODS, t? . .. AND HOUSE-FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, BLEACHED TAnLE DAMASK at 70 cents-cheap. 1-2 .Bleached Table Damask nt so cents, (worth 75.) A lot or Huck Towels over one yard long at 25 cents. . . Super AU Unen Huck Towelling at 25 cents. 20 pieces very cheap Blrdcyc Diaper, (a Job.) Russia Diapers and Cotton Diapers. 1 case 4-4 Longcloths, itu cents-cheap. Our Lpngcloth Stock ls thc largestwe have ever shown, ranging In price from 6'?'cents to 20 and 23 cents. Every piece In thc best Standard Brands WARRANTED PERFECT in Texture. CALICOES for Fall and Winter in very largo variety. One case very cheap MADDER COLORS at ll cents. Our Stock is Full and Complete In every Department, and Consumers can Invest their funds to advantage at thc Cheap Store, Nos. 2 8 T AND 280 KINO STREET. RESPECTFULLY, ST O LL, WEBB & GO. sept?s tutbslmo Shirlo nub ?urnioljing &ooba. Q N E ' P .R I " o . E . THOMAS H.. BL AC KW] ? li! L Is constantly receiving additions to bis. Large Assortment of M BBS' FURNISHING 0,0. ODS. His Intimate relations with Importing Houses at the North enables him to sell the Veal Goods at tess trian New York prices. IP LAT MT BTTLKS OF " SCARFS, TIES, COLLARS, HOSIERY, HAND? KERCHIEFS, UNDERWEAR, Ac. BAJOU'S CELEBRATED KID OLOVES\ ' The Quaker City Fine Shirt,,readyi made and to order. Ail goods marked In' PLAIN F I O ? R E S , ?VJ ? .. ' . .. l?ld'J i . AMO ' -.. .? . . . ... ,. ; ., - . ... fi y ? ?? ' ?Vi rt ONE P R I O' B TO ALL. ;r: - '- NO. 319 KINO STREET, Jr?'ct$. _ ; One door below' Market. B LACK WELL'S :hi3l ca Krfoj 'el 0.'2 10 KINO-STREET, ? .?I.. -. I. .,. : n One door(helow Market, -j | ".' : ? ' :\ ii .....''.?S. ' 1 ' . ! O R E-A T REDUCTION '. ' ' v. u IK FBIon 09 ''SCARPS . :, jj , -'-TIES^ '.: '?. '" ;''HANDKERCHIEFS 1 UNDERWEAR,. Ac .tr. ca rr' SJ O' O ODS-. j"." i'i ,.. .>.-. ... . ... ' july226mo9 ' JF YOU WANT. TO SAVE MONEY IN BUTTNO YOUR SHIRTS, COLLARS AND MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS OP ALL KINDS, 00 TO. SCOTT'S-8TAR SHIRT EMPORIUM, MKKTlsa STREET, 0PP03ITR MARKET. * \ His Stock, always the largest and best m his Bne In the city, han Just been replenished by large ? consignments, specially adapted for.. THF. PALL BKA HON, .<!... . : J:', jj ?4i i/i i''>V''J,,? ..... ... Comprising the: latest and ' most faabloaable styl?s IA Cellars; (paper and linen,) Necktie?, Bows, Scarfs, Olores, Hosiery, and Men's fia ? Under? wear in great variety. The fact that thu business j fa conducted on tho cash principle and li confined | exclusively to the specialty of MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, While lt' place?'.before the public an establish ment Jun riva lied tn completeness, and, in which every taste can be suited, enables him also to offer to ever}coatomer1 *p*M*i inducement* Ip tho way THE LOWEST PRICKS. ,: All Hies of the celebrated Star Shirts and Col? lars constantly kept on hand ready mad?, or made to order af' ?hort notice, '. ? ' ' Bo&'.rt??mt mu ?LAO?, .. MK Al NO BTRKf-.T, OPPOSITE MARK KT. ^.oct*, -, . . ?TWr I L L?I AM M. LAW! OK, ?Etta Heaty BM leland BAOOOTO AND TWINS j for sala Adraseos made on Produce ta hand. auxH thjtn * Clothing an? iFarnisrjing (?>oobe. r?0 THE CITIZENS . OF CHARLESTON. MAC?LLAR, WTI4JAMS it PARKER, AT No. 207 KINO STREET, Have Ut store a large stock of FINE CLOTHING, all of their own manufacture. 1 They are offering all Wool Charlot Suits at $12 worth $20. Coats and sacks at $10, worth $16 to $39. Pantaloons $3 to $8. Vests $1, $2 and $3. Shirts $2. Un 'der-Sftlrta and Drawers at $1 each. Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Collars, Ac, Ac, all at extremely low prices. Their old customers, and all who wish good goods, are invitad to examine their stock at No. 297 KING STREET. STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BT M ' DUF F COD EH. >cU ......... 5 ' : Sobarco, ^4S?ITi^_ .^AJ?UFACTURKD AND SMOKING 1 TOBACCO. '? ' ii'." ;..< Lin ,<. '!..< .'. -j?" . . ; ! - fefe? : ? .... /., .. G. POLLIN, TOBACtiO MANUFACTURERS' A,0ENT, ' ?! . ....... ?np?, nt?u ; No. 161 East Bay.- " ' A general assortment of Manufactured and Smoking Toi>aeco, of all grades and styles, from reliable manufacturers tu Virginia and North Carolina, and offered at the lowest market prices. Rep!30 ' c 1 . '' B Cotton (Kies. U TL E R T I A SUPPLY OFTHK CELEBRATED "BUTLER" IRON TIES. Just received and for sale by septU imp HENRY COBIAA 00. IR O i N - T I ? S . ,'! ??? H .f PASSMAN'S ALLIGATOR TTE .':' t i- ::i fi t& ? ,f?*' BALING COT T O. N, A fresh sappi7 of this superior Tl K, mart a or the best quality or iron and warranted ta nive satis? faction. For silo at lowest cash prices try R. M. RDTLBR, septa Imo_Agent at Charleston. AILEY CO TT OK TIE. ._ I '.?>? A FULL SUPP LT OF THIS TIB WILL BB KHTT BY CH DUR CK Q THE SEASON^ . , . . , .. .. - j r The steadily Increasing demand for . ' Tua WA FLEY TTB, ^' ' Ia tho beat proof or Its superiority orar any other . ...Patent. . '"fWattotr-- tVi? iHi ' '. STRUT BROTHERS 4 00. septo ? Ruction Sale?--(?l)io Dan. Hy RYAN * JOHNSTONK. ANO. 1 RICK PLANTATION ON ASUE TOO IUVKH. TAIS DA Y Hie 6th Instant, nt lt o'clock-, ut the Ohl Postoltlcc, The RICK PLANTATION calle?! "Dawn of Hope," on Ashcpoo River near the Ferry, tint! one mlle from the Railroad. This pince orri-rs thc best fitcllltk'H for plnutliig rice, having nil hanks ?ml ennuis In complete order, and ouly sold for a division, containing ooo acres In thc whole. Conditions made known on dnv of sale. Pur? chaser to pay ll. A j. ror papers arid stumps. . octa_ Hy RYAN A: JOHNSTONK. COMFORTABLE TWO STORY WOODEN UUILDINO. THIS DAY the 6th Instant, nt tl o'clock, at (he Old Posiotllce, A comfortable two story WOODEN BUILDING, known ns No. 13 Hampden court, containing four square rooms, pantry and dressing room. Lot 30 feet front hy loo feet deep; tine well of water on the place. Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay R. A J. for papers nr-l stamps. _octa* Hy R. M. MARSHALL & URO. STORE AND DWELLING SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CONCORD AND CAL? HOUN STREETS. THIS DAY October .\ at ll o'clock, Will bc sold, at thc Ohl Postottlce, Broad street. The abuvo, containing small store and flvo rooms, with outbuildings. Lot 20 by nofeet. Terms-One-half cash; balance In one year, hy in.nd and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for pu? pers and stamps._oct! fmtuf> By RIEOKE ft SCHACHTE. BUTTER, SYRUPS, MACKEREL, SOAPS, Ac. ftc. Wc will sell THIS DAY, at our Stores. Nos. 143 and 145 East Uav, at a quarter to 10 o'clock A. M. 'JO tubs RUTTER . 10 hills Syrups 25 iibis und half bbls Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel 10 boxes Boston Soap, 1 Itt bun. ALSO, Teas, Matches, Whiskies in cases, Wet Mea? sures and a general nssortmcul of Groceries. octa_ Ujr GEO. W. STEFFENS. J?UTTER, CHEESE SHOULDERS, Ac. 1 will sell THIS DAY, In front or my Store, No. 30 Vendue Kanne, at hnlf-pnst '.? o'clock, * 100 firkins and tubs Choice BUTTER 40 boxes Factory Cheese 2000 lbs. Shoulders 5 tes. Hums 50 half bbls. new Mackerel. 1, 9 and H 20 gross Mason's Blacking Shoe Brushes, Cod Ash, Vermicelli Snap, Candles, Starch, ftc, Ac._oe 15 Hy HENRY CORIA ft CO. QIIOICE BUTTER ? CII0IC1 BUTTER I THIS HAY", al a ?piartcr past (> o'clock, In Trout of our Store, will he sold, 20 tubs Choice BUTTER. Conditions cash._oct5 By LAUREY ft ALEXANDER. pOTATOES! POTATOES! THIS DAY. the 5th Instant, trill bc sold In our Store, No. 137 East Bav. nt 10 o'clock. 50 bbLs POTATOES. ALSO, Bacon, Vinegar, Beef, ftc. Conditions cash. oct5 By JOHN G. Mil.MIK ft CO. JQ R Y GOO DS A ND SHOES. THIS DAY', 5th instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Salesroom, No. 135 Meeting; street, BLACK and PRINTED SATINETS, Casslmeres, Kentucky Jeans, Black aud Brown Shirting, Blankets, Black Alpacas, Cloaklngs, Hosiery, Gloves, Cotton Flannel, Red, White and Blue Flan? nel, Ginghams, Fancy aud Magenta Prints ??>?" Undershirts. .. ^ On account former purchaser. 2 casca Assorted SHOES. Conditions cosh. _OCIJ uvucii"- ?utiCB-'-JFtUtur, darte. . By WM. McKAY. STOCK OF JAPANNED AND TINWARE GOODS OF A PARTY RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, SUITABLE FOR CITY OR COUNTRY TRADE. ALSO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE " OF A FAMILY LEAY ' INO THE STATE. At hts Store.No. 130 Meeting street, TO-MORROW, Wednesday, at io o'clock, octa _;_j_ A. 0. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. TJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. LOUIS F. KOESTER vs. WM. P. KNOX Br AL. Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 26th day of Octo ber, A. D. 1669, in front of the Old Customhouse, at ll o'clock A. M., precisely, All that LOT OF LAND situate at tho south cor? ner of Anson street and Mott's Lane, containing on Anson street, in front, and on Mott's Lane, tn the rear, TO feet; and in depth from Anson street to Mott's Lane, 128 feet; bounded north on an alley which runs from Anson street to Mott's Lane; cast on Mott's Lane; south partly on lands of P. Collins and partly on lands of B, H. Wil? liams and wife: and to.the west on Anson street, with the Dwelling and Buildings thereon. Terms-One-third cash; residue In four equal annual instalments, with Interest from day of sale, payable semi-annually, secured by bonds of thc purchaser and mortgage ot tho premises sold. Buildings to be Insured and polloy asslgne'd. E. w. H. MACKEY; 8. C. 0 oct5 tul . > Utistellancoas. TT AIR DRESS KR. JOHN H. MATHEWS, having Mescal at No. 49 Broad street, takes this method of informing his former customers, that he may be found at Lom? bardo'* Hair Cutting Saloon, No. ll? i Market street.;. ._ ,octS tnths? *tp AL L C A M P A I & N . ? N . FE H RE N.P.A C'H 'S .: POPULAR- BROAD ' STREET'. SALOON. L T/ N C H R E S U Ul!'! . 0H?ICE LIQUORS, 0IOARS AND TOBACCO. JJO YOU WISH TO HAVE AGOOD AP? PETITE, a relish for' Food1, and a perfect Diges? tion? ?'.*ti'r ' . ra . ' USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS. septlT 3mos I..'.,''.' mHE AMERICAN SUBMERGED, DOTJBI^v-ACTINO, NON-FREEZRfO, ". i FORGE PUMPr ..,?. ,,. , . ....... The simplest an,1 most powerful In use. It la proved tobe the ?heapest, moat effect!re, dura? ble and reliable PC VP. Has po leather packing. A child can york lt. For aa<? by . JENNINGS. TH OM LIN SON A CO., sepias Imo . General Agents for So. Qa. . jyp YOU WISH TO PUT OFF IN DEFI . . ..' Ult -I.? I I . ' fit'' NITELY Sick Headache, Sour Eruct atlgns and Acidity Of the Stomach? 1 * USB SOLOMON'S B ITT H R.S. septlT ?neos ,. , . .. , QLA.?8.8EN t'OO., SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. . No. l?* Pearl Ute*t New York.. .? ii ' . ' " ; jil ... Th? undersigned beg leave to announce that they, have establish sd rownselves under above firm name.-1 Offering their Berrie** a? well for the purchase o? goods drawn rrom tb ls market aa for marins sales of Southern Produce, they pledge tfM^?otbe*****8 proper care of buafneesen . F. W. CLAUSftKN. C. KIRCHHOFF. JjjP YOU WISH TO SLBSP SOUNDLY at niglit,' and awake tn me morning with a tivor*^ appreciation of your egg, roll* and '^SeptlT Uto* 088 SOLOMONS' BITTaXS.