Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TEEMS OE THE XE? S. THE DAILY NEWS, by mull, uno year to; six mouths $3; three months $2:one month TS vents. Served tn thc city nt FIFTEEN CENTS U ?eek, payable to thc carriers, or *i> n year, psld lu advance at thc onice. TUE TU: WEEKLY ?JEWS, imhlWicd on Tuesdays, Thttrstlays anti Saturdays, ono your $3; six months $2; ami SO cents a month for any shorter period. S?ssem ITIOSS In nil cases payable in advance, and no paper continued after thc expiration of thc lime paid for. ADVERTISEMENT*.-First Insertion 15 cents a line: subs?quent insertions io cents a line. Spe? cial Nonces 15 cents a Uno euch insertion. Busi? ness Notices 20 cents a Hue each Insertion. Mar? riage and funeral Notices Une Dollar each. Cuts and Electrotype Advertisements ?rill bc inserted on the Fourth Page only. NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found, Doarding, Ac., not exceeding 20 words, 25 cents each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 30 words, 40 cents each insertion; over 30 mid not exceeding 40 words, 60 cents each Insertion. All announcements to bc published nt these rales must bc paid for in advance. ItBUITTANCES ShOtlld lie mil'!,; hy POStOftlCC Money Order or by express, li this cannot bedone, protection against losses by moll may be secured by forwarding n draft on Charleston payable to thc order or thc proprietors of THE NEWS, ur by sending thc money In a registered letter. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., No. 140 East Hay, Charleston, & C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 18C?). NEWS OE THE EA Y. -(?old at New York yesterday closed nt 31 j. -The New York cotton market closed heavy. Sales 2700 bales at 27.ic. -At Liverpool cotton closed unchanged. Sales 8000 bales, of which 2000 were for export and speculation. -Dr. Cummings sent word lo tho Po|>c thnt he was coming, but Plo repll*n nono. -A large cougar ls creating great conster? nation in the vicinity of Hronlmm, Texas. . Another Cuban expedition of four hu mired men, anncd and equipped, ls said to he about to depart from the vicinity of Now York. -Mary Sullivan, a while woman*'wldcly known in Richmond Va., drowned herself by Jumping into :hc dock nt thal place on Sunday last. -*-The French opera season In Now York has come lo a disastrous close, though lite hope is expressed that thc Interruption may be tempo? rary only. -T. H. Touliey, odllor or'thc SI. Louis Journal of Commerce; committed suicide by Jumping overboard from a propeller on Luke Erie, n few days a:ro. -A detachment ol' ono hundred Zouaves, lo .Join the Pope's army In Home, have been re? cruited In Cahndai They sall ni once, via Now York, for their dssllnalloii. -The now Siviss settlement In Grundy Coun? ty, Tennessee, is nourishing. The Swiss arc delighted willi til? f?lmale and with the Innci. which Uley purchased al illly cents per acre. -A lady foil in Detroit Hie oilier day in un ni lack of vertigo, mut was neat ly strangled lo ?enlh by her artificial levin falling into her throat before thc cause wits discovered und re- | moved. i -Jersey, Hudson and Bergen cilles, New , York, have agreed to consolidate themselves into one city, and will proceed to organize ns ?a single city. Hoboken and otiior places in the county refused to Join tu Hie movement. 1 -The Northern papera come to us filled 1 with accounts ol'Hie storm ol'sunday evening, 1 which extended from Maine to Virginia, and '? was very violent. Interrupting railroad mid < telegraphic communication, and doing con- ( sideral ile damage to real eslale and works or | improvement. ( -Real estate in Philadelphia; lt is said, ls worth nothing like what lt:was two or thrco years ago, and issi 'il declining" in valut'. There e nre more houses than louants, und brick and lumber arc so low thal buildings built when 1 prices were higher cannot compete with those tl more recently erected. t ? - Grant lately sat for iii.-, photograph on s horseback, hut owing, it is said, to thc crowd q In attendance to witness lliiu heroic feat, the j picture proved n failure. In fact, thc cigar ,| stump could not be seen at all. Nothing . daunted, hoverer, the great American travel? ler intends lo try ii again tho ilr.st fair tiny. -The Chinese Customs Department has sent 1 to Berlin to obtain Cerinan students skilled in 0 philological pursuits. Tlie.se young men are to c study for three years lu China, nulli they lie- s come thoroughly acquainted with (he Inn- \ guage, anti aller passing an examination will <1 obtain good posllions, with high pay. The c Chief officer of the Chinese Customs depart- t mont ls nn Englishman. -Mrs. Ottendorfer is lite sole proprietor or the largest German dally newspaper In Hie City of New York. Many years ago her hus- ' band died, loavln'l her a large family of dill- 1 dren and a small paper. She went earnestly 1 to work at once, attending herself to nil Hie < details of thc oillce, and she now controls a i very rich and powerful Journal. She drives to | lier office In Hie morning, looks after the mill- . i ii millions mimi's, and returns to her elegant j homo nt three o'clock In the afternoon. -A case caroo up belora, internal Roven tic Commissioner Delano on Monday, In which certain Western whiskey dealers had changed ' Gie dates on tho stamps on about one hundred 1 hands ol' whiskey. Thc deniers contend that they did not do this io defraud Hie revenue, but with thc view of making thc whiskey ap? pear or greater age, and thereby enhance Its value. Tlie commissioner; not deeming this an oxcuso sulliclent lo offset Hie lnw, which imposes n penally of #200 on each pnokago Hms tampered with, ordered that thc parties bc prosecuted. -Tiie New York Times says: "Thefall Irado ls upon us with a brisk beglnulng and bright prospects. TIIIB is a cheery fact, and more than an offset, porhnps, for Hie anxiety and. gloom willoh Ift? Willi si reel storm lins brought to monetary olrc'es. Save thjO dry goods trade, which ls affected through tho price of cotton by. the fluctuations of gold, no brunch or business seems lo have* felt the ll min cl ul flurry. The Bom hern trade is reported ais 'trebled' over 1800, and thc demand' In various branches Bhow that both the South and Wcdt are already taking a great many goods from our merchants. It is noteworthy also that a better class of goods, in generali ls called for at tho South." -Commenting upon Mr. Bigelow's withdraw? al from tho Times, thc Coininorclal Advertiser says : "Journalism fifteen years ago, when Mr. Bigelow was thc master-spirit ol' tho Post, is quite different from Journalism of tho present day. Newspapers were then .In their small? clothes and editors were lenrnlng thu Journal? istic alphabet. It lins been ascertained that something beside solemn, profound, and stately leaders nra required io make a news? paper palatable to t'.is reader and profitable to^ tho publisher. Mr. Bigelow ls a dlgnillod, conscientious nnd scholarly Journalist, ns ot cry ono admits, bul Mr. B. hos bceir too long out of thc editorial havness and the management of newspapers to mnko a successful editor-in chief/." : * ' ' . -Tho prohibit; of ? lrtnj?i 'sitjSply; .^Chlir?CBO labor at no distant tirito make's' any .' testimony os regards Gio capacities of emigrants from | Lill) Flowery Kingdom for house service ex? ceedingly interesting. A guutleiniin who re? sided for several years In Hnvana writes to tho New Orleans I'lcnynnc n glowing account of lils experience with a Chinese cook. This ser? vant not only prepared all his dishes In the most admirable manner, learning mosl readily everything new, and Improving on almost everything he learned, but hts prcullnr care? fulness, delicacy and cleanliness made every? thing specially appetising. He kept thc house In order, attended to his master's clothes, and did general housework. When dinner was announced he was found at the head of the table, ready to wait upon the company, and no two wallers could have performed the duties more satisfactorily. His cleanliness tuny be Judged from the fuel that hu always dressed In whllo down to his slippers, and no stain was ever noticed upon his clothing. Hut such servants must bc rare even among China? men. Tho Long Strlko. . Thc events of yesterday indicate Hint tho truce patched up on thc previous night will nol secure shipmasters and shipping agents from fresh differences and a renewal of their old" embarrassments. As long na thc colored longshoremen ure swayed by the insidious counsels of white politicians and negro demagogues, they will not stick for long to any agreement or bc bound by tiny bargain. Wo presume Hint thc employers will' now hire what hands they can obtain, wilhoul regard to the rules of tho association, tyic wages lo be paid for tho work done must be arranged hy thc lnborer and tho person by whom lie ls engaged. No ono else has anything to do willi it, and wc arc confident that, by limitless and prudent arrangement, an end may speedily bc put (o whnt is now a very troublesome business. Tho employ? ers must, however, be prepared to protect their laborers, whether white or colored, from the violence or thc disappointed stri? kers. Without this nothing can be done. Thc SK uni lon ut tho South. Thc South ought lo be tolerably well known by this lime. Il has been very tho? roughly explored. Its social and political condition has been investigated and discuss? ed by Radical and Democrat, soldier and civilian, correspondent and carpet-bagger. Our States have been "guarded and regard? ed," like Hie famous Matthew Hylea, of revo? lutionary memory. They have been decom? posed and recomposed, analyzed and recon? structed. They havo been subjected lo every variety of military surveillance und nile, and ofolllclnl manipulation. Where is tho Southern country that has hconuntrn veracil by annies; the Southern plantation that has been unvisited hy foragers; (he Southern river that Ima liol been blockaded and penetrated by gunboats; Hie Southern city that lins not been garrisoned by soldiers and despoiled by satraps from abroad. How strange thal such a region should still bc n land of fable-as impenetrable to tho sober light of reality and experience as thu blue mists of tho-Northwest Passage or the nocking mirages ot Sahara. The outside world has studied thc South .Ill-ougU .? uranium ui piejuiuce. xHutu noa icen plenty of light; bul thc llghl Itself is I mt ruo when refracted ?md discolored-when seen through tho spectacles of Mrs. Stowe ? jr the chronic jaundice of Mr. Sumner. As o the testimony of untlvos-that noa gone i br nothing! The creations of romance, or i he casual impressions of travel, have been i ?teemed as more trustworthy than the ob lervations of a lifo time. Quito recentlytwo business men of Bos- ( on, Messrs. Lorlng and Atkinson, have un 1er taken to obtain and disseminate anthon- ' ic Information In regard to thc present talus and future prospects of (hq South. ' 'hey have opened a correspondence upon his subject with nol loss than uvo liUU Ired Southern planters, brokers and . HCton, ami have published a pamphlet con- , nilling au abstract of this correspondence, t will bc lo thc advantage of the South and if thc country nt largo if cvideifT.o so unex cplionable, and gathered from so many O'.irces, cnn secure it paliont hearing. Vhal wo ave to expect and what wc are to lo, can bo decided upon with somo degree if confidence SO sm ni as the conditions Of he social problem are fairly set before 113. lu the midst of thc general disturbance of ho old social relations, three classes remain list inc t. The first is thc respectable white, ho friend of thc old order while that aur ,'ived, and when it perished tho determined opponent of the Radicalism which sought to .econstruct society after un Iden, and made :hc craziest experimenta upon tho self-re? spect of Ute people anti the public prosper? ity. Thc second ls tho imported citizen, white or colored, whom personal ml vant age lured to a conquered and impoverished coun? try. Thia class C0H3?3t3 of legislators to whom negro equality wa3 tho engino for political advancement, or of speculators Becking profitable investments of capitol, or of bona Jule set tiers, pf adventurous spirit, who wero invited southward by our fertile fields'of enterprise. Tho third if the negro, to whom emancipation in some cosc3 has been a benefit ; but lo whom. .13 a race, it has been prejudicial-Ibero being a general ?Irlft of thc laboring population away from thc plantations to squatter's'farms, to cities und even to tho woods, ' and nlao a sensible docrcase of numbers through iinprpyplonco,' neglect of tho young and tho sick, and gen oral irregularity of habit. The nettled order of tho new regime will nyjae when tho beat of these lost two classes combine with the lirst. as tho members pf nu Au li-Radical' ]tarty. ? The precedent lias already boen es? tablished in Virginia : nu d . Tennessee, andi, will bo folfowcd bj tho ot her Soulhorn States. Ono of tho most striking changos that lias taken place is observable In thc depreciation of plantations. The greatest difficulties have been experienced In the conduct of tho pros cut system of labor; whero fields have been planted on shares tho. metayer does not look beyond tho year, but systematically neglects tho ropnirs, drainage, Ac, which (prepare tito field t\hd storohouso for t lie production and protection of futuro harvests! On tho other hand, whore.wages aro paid tho libe? ling does not look beyond the week, or per? il ups tho day ; V.is work is shiftless and slov? enly, and tho pay received from time to time encourages descrtioiio. Resides, Ibero hu been nilimlnutlpn of lnborors,..arlsJrig.'ff?p^ thc withdrawal of.women and boys anti girls from tho Hold, and also from \ho Increase Jn tho -number- of'sfruaftirr? 'and loafers, who hirey upon property In the cities and. stock j tn tho country, and dovoto their leisure to politic?! in lK)th. ?That so muck 1ms lK>en dune by Hie Southern planter, under those disadvantages, is a most creditable und en? couraging circumstance. HP lins hud to ac? commodate himself lo new conditions: lu* pays higher for provisions; he makes fewer bales to tho hand; Imt luckily for him tito hand does not cost so much and thu hule brings more. Yet il is evident that it ls advlsuhlo for thc planter to contract tho runge of Ilia in? dustry to sm.illcr fields, Hint cnn hu more highly cultivated und more easily kepi in order. A reduction in thu number of farm laborers cun also ho provide?! for, ns it is in thc Vnlley or Virginia, hy a division of labor "nnd un increase of agricultural appliances. We need Iii tho settlements of thc country n linger number of mon who shall bc devoted to certain specialties, und who cnn bc employ? ed by thc doy or thc week, us circumstances may require. Wa nlso need tho introduction of a higher style of machinery than a single planter can commuud-gins, threshing ma? chines, cotton presses and thc like, which can accomplish all thc work in each depart? ment which u whole community may re? quire. Tho extension of thc system of co? operative stores into the country would also he of great Service. Aa the supplies formerly purchased in cpiantitioj ut wholesale prices arc more omi more distributed among the retail trailers, higher prices must be paid for food, clothing anti nil the necessaries of lifo, -unless Hie planters hy thu co-operative sys? tem can renew their connections with the wholesale dealers. But as these and thc like needs revea' themselves, we have no fenr bul that our people can command thc situation. Thc Glastonbury thorn which lins already blos? somed in thc depth of winter, cnn endure without dilticidty the milder fro?ts und rig ors of thc spring ! A not lier liing of Cai ncI-Hu ggcrs. It seems Hint thc example of thc carpet? bag government of our own Stale is not lost upon the Radicals who rule thc roast III North Carolina. The present Governor mid Treasurer of the old North State have form? ed a ring willi sundry keen outsiders, und arc now in tho Now York market manipu? lating State bonds in a style that our own ring might well envy. Tho modus operandi is this: Tho ring men combine to put the bonds down as low as possible and then buy them. As soon as they buy Hiern thc price of the bonds is put as high as they can get it by combination, promise of pay? ing tho interest, Sic., and then they sell but tho bonds which they bought al a mere song. For example, they buy tito bonds at forty cents on thc dollar to-day: to-morrow or next day they manage to run tho bonds up and sell out al lift y or fifty-two cents on the dollar. This margin in tho sales of hun? dreds of thousands of dollars make.; for? tunes for thc ring. Of course tho pccple. of North Carolina have tho privilege of pay? ing the piper, while tho nico little game is ?oing on. Their taxes arc nearly ten times what Ahoy worn before tho war. S?MBHODV has suggested that Buller, sur iiuitiuu MIC B0a3t,-lVlSltr.K. .i?.i.i.r.,,, ...:,i. Hie Slowo-ByvOn sensation, should address himself to tho task of writing up "Tho True Story of Mrs. Surrnlt"-a talc of horror ivhich he is in many respects well qunlillud to ventilate, and which might prove almost ns proiituhlc a speculation as his famous J pera t ion in spoons. KNOCKING down thc jailor is the standing j jrdor among Hie criminals in Barnwell jail. Dur correspondent says Hint when n prison sr is tired of confinement, he whacks "old Toby," tho negro, jailor, over the hoad and coolly makes his escape. SENATOR Sprugue teils a New York llet-hld correspondent that he is going to Europe to Investigate Hie subjects of labor and llnauce, This, WO suppose, is thc end of (Iso Colum? bia canal project. Cxbncntional. THE EXERCISES OF MRS. BLUMS st'I loni, will bc resumed un MONDAY, October 4th, at her Residence, Marj street, opposite Elisa beth-Allthe brunches of an Bagnall education taught. Music and French H desired, soptso _ U R SU LINE INSTITUTE, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNDRIl Tnt: I'ATIIONAUE OF RIGHT REVEREND BISHOP LYNCH. For Prospectus, please address THE MOTHER SUPERIOR, Ursuline Convent, Valle Cruels. septo Imo _ MRS. HOPSON PINCKNEY WILL~RE ."SUSIE the Exorcises of her BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOIJ. for young ladles, on MON? DAY, October 4, nt No. 33 Hasel street. Professor of French, Mr. RvBOSE. Professor of German, Dr. HLANCKEj (Into Pro? fessor or Languages nt cheltenham, England.) septlS wfml mo c .fine &rte. H R O M ? S I The largest and finest assortment of .CHROMO L. I T II 0 G R A P II S AND ENGRAVINGS, . Ever brought to this city, now on exhibition and for sale, at New York prices, nt QUINBY lc CO.'S Photograph Gallery, T No. 281 King street, . Charleston, 8. C. PH OT O G R A P H 8. i PHOTOORAPns taken4n every style. Entire satisfaction In all cases guaranteed. QUINBY & CO. oct4 imo * Ortildring, Ut. J O II N R U G H E I M E H MERCHANT TAILOR, NO, 141 kl.VQ STRKETV WBST SIDS, A TEW DOOKS. * NORTH, pr QVEKS-? , Regs leave tp.: In.form. bli customers ami tho public In general that ho has Just rat urned from New York willi A large Stock of - CLOTHS DOESKINS CASSIM ERRS ' . ' BEAVERS - ; - .' :-' : ' COATINGS " . , '"-.Viv..; . "VESTtNG?V Of to reign uud Domestic Fabrics. . ( .,; 1 also wish to draw attention to my large and well selected Stock .of, FURNISHING GOODS,. In? cluding tho celebrated ) ..hf. i na .bwotn wira .'.(... STAB Sfl-IRTfl., seni?o c mw :o - tUiuUo. ?VjrrANfS OT ALL KINDS CAN BE v ? minie known io everybody lu this column ut llio rule of ?ts cents for twenty words ot len*, cudi itiseitlon, If |i;itil In advance. _ TXrANTED, AT THE "CENTRAL HOOT Vf AND ttltOK HOUSE." No. TS Hurkel rtrcct, neiir Meeilii|i. ciistmncrs for cheap mid subslnn tl.il HOOTS AND SHOKS. H?hl ?lui heavy, and of nil sixes und qualllles. which rmi lie purchased Wholesale end Retail for cash, at u small prom. Freeh goods recd veil weekly._oclg t StXTANTED, ? GOO I) TYPE-SETTEH, VT whonlaounderstandssomethingof prcas work. A young mummied man willing to ito mn thing connected with ii country milco pre? ferred. Hood references required. Wages paye ble promptly every week. Apply to JOHN S. SHUCK. Journal Pillee. Barnwell, uris ia? WANTED.-WANTED TO KENT, A HOUSE, with ten tn llftueii gond rooms, convenient lottie business purl of Meeting and Hay ne streets. Apply ut tills OgjCC. oct8 a? WANTED, A LAD IN A COMMISSION House. Must write a plain limul lind bc quick nt ligures. Apply nt THK DAILY NKWH olllce._oct8 1 WANTED, A COMPETENT GIRL, TO mind children mid attorn! to chamber work. Also a good Cook. References required. Apply nt No. 430 Kin?, third door above Hudson street. oelK 1? ANTED, A WHITE GIRL. TO TAKE elinrge or children ami do light house? work. A Protestant preferred. Good references required. Apply, Friday und Snlunln.v, from ll to 3 o'clock P. M., southwest corner Smith and Montague streets._oclg 2* TO DRUGGISTS.-A PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST, or twenty-eve .years' experience, extensively and favorably known throughout the Stine, and cnn le ll nen ce n largo trade, wishes situation In a Wholesale Drug House, or n large Retail and Prescription Drug Store. Hoi li elly and COUUttT references given. Address "Refu? gee." ltox os, Ynrkvlilc, S. c._?eis lino? ."ll RANTED, A WOOD BOAT CAPABLE v V of curri lng-either len or twenty cords of wood, tot which a fair freight will bc paid. The wood ls dry and nu tito landing. Applv till'. WALSH. No. 40 Market street, near Meeting, north side. nets 3 ANTED. A BOAT, CAPACITY TEN or twenty Cords, to hind ut Goose Creek With wood. Apply to JAMES ARMSTRONG, No. 40 Market si root._oct 8 2? XJtrANTED, A SMALL UNFURNISHED VV Room lu n house occupied by a white family. Rout mit lo exceed *u per querier, which will bo paid in advance. Heal or references given. Address "FERRIER," NKWS (lillee. nols i WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND Weah Tor a fondly of live. None need ap? ply wit limn recomracndntlon for civility us wen us Hitless. Apply nt No. S Doughty aired, oots _ _ "ITT ANT ED. A WHITE WOMAN TO GO T v Into the country and assist ia housework, sow end Iron. Such nu ono win hour of eu ex? collent situation by applying at tills ofllcc. ort4 tnwl.? " _ "ITTANTED, A SITUATION, AS CLERK V T In a grocery store. No objections to go into tho couti try. The applicant lins hod sonic experience. Address F. I*. U, charleston, s. C. ? nelli ivfin :? WANTED, TO PURCHASE A COM I'l.KTE copy i.r thc I", s. CENSUS Tor 180?. Apply. Hinting price, lo ..ci:Nst s," DAILY NI:ws DfFlCR._oct7 Tl 7" A NT ED, A.SITUATION AS SOPItA vV NO Singer in H church choir. Salary bu iuoi). Apply to /.. K.. ihroiign the hist, lillico: fs'tT I" TTTANTED, A YOUNG COLORED VV WOMAN, in capacity or Wet Nurse. Ono willi best or recommendations will Mud n good situation al No. Uti Wont won h street. ot 17 "ITT X?TT?~D~, A COMPETENT MAN vV house Servant. Gund recommendations roqiiiroil. Apply nt No. 31 Mooting slrooi. not: TTTANTED IMMEDIATELY. A GOOD vV while servant, lo cook timi du House? work. Nnno need upply unless well recommend rd. Apply to s. STRAUSS, corner i?r King nuil Queen st roots. _. _not" ~ TC7-VNTE1X~A HOUSE. WITH FROM > V six to twelve roams, kltohori, good water. Ac, in tfny.part of tho dry. A uiudenitc rout will secure a good and ucriuuiieiil tenant. Address TTTANTED, A^WIIITE WOMAN, W??O IS V V A competen' Dressmaker und willing lo nt ll kc herself generally useful. Apply nt No. Mooting street. " wet, a* TTTANTED, A HO US E, NEAR THE V V central part or the city, containing live or six rooms, with good outbuildings ami water. Address 1), nt this omeo. scpt-Ja TTTANTED, EVERYBODY'TO KNOW VV Hint JOH PltlNTING or nil kinds, plain mid ornamental,', ls executed promptly lu the neatest stylo and itt thc lowest New lurk prices, ?it TUB KKWS Job pince, No. un HAST HAY. cell und examine the scale nf prices liefere giving your orders elsewhere. WANTED-AGENTS-$ 100 TO $250 poriuuulli, everywhere; ninlontnl female, to Introduce Mn-grimme lllipi'nvoi' COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, roll, luck quilt, o< rd, bimi, bnild and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only $18. Kully warranted for Uva yours, itoth upper and unilcr-foeil styles. We frill pay ?1000 for any machine that will sow stronger, inure bonutiful, or more clastic scams than ours, lt makes lite real elastic lock-stitch! Every second stitch can be cut mul sim Hie cloth cannot lie pulled npiirt without tearing II. WO pay Agents from > iO'.) to $2?o per month mid expenses, or a coin nu, don from wllloll twice Hitit amount omi be made. GEO. MoEATHRON k CO., Nnsbrllle, Tenn. CUTIOS-DO not ho Imposed upon hy ntlicr parties palming off worthless ca-it-Iron inti chines tinder the same mime or otherwise. Ours ls tho oi.ly genuine and rr.ill , nprcllcnl cheap ma? chine runmiracttired: sept22 imo* IIA-C ?ot Snlc. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PliO PBHTY of any kind limy bo ndvcrtlsod for sale in this column, ut Hie rate or 2"> cents rar twenty words or loss, euell insertion, ir paid lu advance. FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF? FERS for sale thc entire stock ai HARD? WARE, together with the Store Furniture of tho late H1SSELL A CO., sign or thc "Padlock," Hasel street. It ls represented us well ussnrtcil, nuil In excellent condition. Thornier to sell tills stock, lu whole or In part, will continue open Hil thc aoth Instant. Conditions of sale will be made known on np pllcutlou to m ALEX. H. HROWN, Assignee, Law Runge, in omi street. octo stutliJ_i_ AT PRIVATE SALE, THE WILLIAM CHISOLM, a nloop-lmllt boat, ns she now Hes at Dougherty's Wiinrr, South Hay. Also, thc batt eau boat ANNIE, of Charleston. For particu? lars, 11 ppiy nt southeast corner of King mid Spring streets._octo 0? T> EAL ESTATE FOR SALE:'-FOIt W sale, a desirable two mid n half s?toi y RESI? DENCE, III Moutngue street, west ur Pitt st root. The Lot ls high and dry, 60 by 200, and an excel? lent neighborhood. ALSO, A two story RESIDENCE In Warren street, v. cst of Coming street. Lot high nuil dry, 60 by lf.0, ami good nclghboiiioud. ALSO, . A desirable HOLDING LOT In Llmchouso street, loo *iy los. Applv to. J. MCCAUL, No. sn Broad street. Heal Estoto Agent._< _oct? tuf DRUGSTORE F?R SALE.-THE STOCK and good will of n Dit uri STORE, situated lu thc Upper Words, ls olfereil for salo at a rea sonnblo price fm- cash. Thc Store,ls neatly tilted np willi glnss, labels, Ac, omi presents a very handsome npponrurtcc. For further particulars address Druggist, Charleston, S. C. octa anac* . _' '. " PPRINTING PRESS FOR SALE ATTA ?GREAT HARRAIN.-One small Cylinder TAY LOK PRESS in completo repair. It bits been but lilt lo lided, and ls sold si mph- because the present owner bas no usc for lt. Tho size of the bcd of tbq Press ls forty-four by fifty-eight Inches. Said Press will bo sold at n great bargain If applied for nt once, os the room it occupies is wanted for other purposes. Addreass Box No. 3705 New York Post?nica scpt?o ?oot aub ironnb. ?OijT AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU J Intvoiost anything, make lt known to tho publi? through tills column. Tho rate for twenty words or less, each insertion, ls 25 cents, If paid In advance. " .. STRAYED* ON THE MORNING OP THE 7th instant, a ronp Horse, with a blazo face' and blind In thc lort eye. A liberal reward w;ii bo paid for tho deliver/ 6f tho Samo to 8. YOUNG, nt tho root of Linc street. ' pets %* fir/OST, A RAILROAD RECEIPT iBOOK, A j bctweon Ann Btrettoml-UarnaMano.ln King' strict. A reward will IM? given if left nt, WUK ooice. .. . . 0.1 . - . . '-....pets P?...,: QTRAYED OR STOLENV FROM Q L5 MARYT8TREET, on tho .Win pf $epYoiiM,S' rwTiito nnd, liver colored ?r?Me-nceed, P?rfrV PPP, about six months old; answers to tl.e'nin.e or Belle. A reward will be given fbtiior rec 0 very. oclT 3 meetings. ((MARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, So. 2.-Attend I hu Regular Monthly Mooting ot your I'niiipnnv Tills EVES IMi, nt your Ililli, nt half-past 7 u clock. Itv order, nets ?Ku. Mi LAIN, secretary. ?0 lient. HOUSES. FARMS, STORKS, ROOMS, Ac, 11??' vacant, cnn romilly be routed i>v ?il vcr lining thom in Hits column. Tho ralo la'is cents for twenty worth; or ICWJH, each Insertion, if I>ill<I 111 lldVUIICO. mo UE?TTTWO FINK LAUGE STORKS. _l_ 'mc No. 1 Alister's Wharf, suitable for slur UKO puntosos, mid No. an Kw : liar, southeast cor? uer of'Auger ft.Wharf mal East iinv: each have fine urge tlrv cellars. Applv tn J. II. DAWSON, No. 42 Hnilellire street, or at No. 1 Adgor's Wharf, bel ween I? tutti ' o'clock. aeptM wfni8* ItO UENT, TWO ROOMS, WITH CIS TKHN nml alf ?u'coinmuilatlons. Applv nt No. 20 Hasel street. octo a* dino for Sole. 1 fi ??l?i ACHES IN WILLIAMS JLV/.V/V/V/ BURG COUNTY-100 acres of which nru ii.iircil nml 75 ncrcs now limier culti? vation lu corn, colton nml rice. Tho tract ls heavily lltubcrcil with pine, oak, cypress ami hickory, ami contains a dwelling mut outbuild? ings, with fifteen rahlns for laborera: also one good mill site. Average production nf iliclnml ten to llftccu bushels of corn utnl fifteen to twen? ty-live bushels of rice lu the ncrc, without fen 111 Sera, The region abounds In marl depo.-iis. Georgetown ls the nearest market, thc place being four miles from lllack Mingo Creek and twenty live miles from Georgetown Creek, which is navi? gable ut all seasons. I'rlce of the tract $15,000; one half cash, thc balance III one Ililli (WO yours, secured by bond and mortgage. Anv smaller number nf* acres will be sohl al a moderate advance 011 this rulo. Part les iloslrlug ti) inspect the tract omi do sn by leaving thc Northeastern Ita 11 mail ut Klngstroo, mid Inquiring the way to my pince, twenty-three utiles distant. Tho tract tics within one tulle or thc projected Georgetown Itnllruiul. Address JAS. V. CAititAWAv. survivor of Perkins A car? raway; Goorgelnwn l'ostoitlce, S. C. scpt20 mwRiiuoa* MO ilcmounls. REMOVAL.- CLAGHORN. HERRING & CO., factors ami Commission merchants, have re m II voil mun Accoiiuuiiilutlon Wharf tn .North Atlantic Wharf. _ nets 11110 SP E OIA L N OT I CK.-HAVING RE? MOVED four linoi s Smith of my runner pince .ir business, l have enlarged my stock of STOVES, G H ATES, TINWARE, Ac, ami propose lo koop constant'" nu limul a llrst-class mid reliable stuck or Cooking, Purkir and Heating Stoves, willi Stove ripe. Blowers, Grates, Coal Hods. Ac, Ac. Tile public ls respectfully invited tn rall mid c.\ ninltie my stock. T. CAMPBELL. QC M tiiwfa Opposite Pavilion Hotel. EE MOYA L.-IN- ORDER TO GIVE 1 place 10 Hie new Opera House, it. WIDTH was onnipoiloil 1 o remove his FURNITURE WARE ROOMS rrinn tho Adgcr l'Ailidlng tu No. SM KINO STREET, directly opposite hlsfonuerplnce, where his iimuo mid tho Gilt Hocker omi still bo soon, und whore bo will nell positively nt ibo lowes! nitos l*nrliir mid Chamber Suites, Redstead*, llnrcntirt, Tables. Sofas. Lounges, M ail rosses. Chairs, eradlos, .vc. Ac. Call and soo. Glinds carefully packed fur shipping. Melanie Cases mid Collins still kept, and sails factiongnnrantccd. non fins Ml GRANGE SIMONS. COLLECTOR AND L . COMMISSION AftKXT, Ima removed his Omite lu No. 7 state si root, otiicu linn rs from 10 tn ll A. M. sepl27 IllWfU m??? UNDERSIGNED HAVE REMOVED 1 10 tho nurlhcitai corner jut-F.a.'t Hay ami Fraser's Wharf, where wc ?hall"ie mensed lo see our friends and oiler mir well assorted st 00k nf GROCERIES, Morons, TOHACCO, Ar, sept 21 linn CLAClUS A WITTE. (?opttvtucvsl)ip .Notices. ?TOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.-.WE, "l tlie undersigned, liavo this duj formeil a co? partnership nuder tho name nml style or HOBIN SON A SNOWDEN, for thu purpose or packing cation, mid will also purchase samples. JOHN ROBINSON. _ocU inrw3_THEO. G. SNOWDEN. XT?TICE-'^-IIAVING ASSOCIATED MY J_l Son, JAMES lt. PRINGLE, Jr.. with me In HIV Factorage mid Commission Business, tho I.M.,II>UC? will lie carried on lu t'10 nama of JAMES ll IMtlNGLE A SON. JA?.*? H.- I'KINtll.K. October 1, ison. ncti iUioccllancons. J V . Il A R DIN, C O M MISSION M E II C ll ANT, Marshall's, wiiarr, Charleston, s. c. Prompt ni ion : ?on given to tho side or Colton. Rico ami Naval Stores, and Country Pied noe gen? erally, nets linn jyjTILL PON." . AND CHANNEL OYSTERS. Aller Ital: first or November ll ls proposed lo furnish lliosu OYSTERS, either In tho sholl or ?.pened, lu quantities tn suit purchasers, ami ai thc lowest market prices. THE MILI. POND OYSTER Supplied will bo lite celebrated "Gulla Island Oys I erv. (rom thc Lucas Mill Puiul, nt Chariest 01^ willoh n>r iiavor and plumpness ls well known to be unsurpassed. Terms chub. Onlorrt solicited rrom nil parts of the country. Address THOMAS MCCRADY, Agent, Postoiiloo lins Nn.- tum, Charleston, s. C. Order Ri N5S ror the ollv will lie placed nt points to bc heres I ter designated. Rr.KKKKN.rK-s-James Anger A Co., Hon. J. II. Caiiipbtil, Dr. St. J. Rtivcucl. David Jennings, McCrtuly A Son, W. G. Dingle, John S. Rvun. oelT 0 D O YOU W I S II TO PREVENT YOUR CHILL AND FEVER? septl7 rimo* Usn SOLOMON'S RITTERS. QHARLESTON HAT EMPORIUM, E . T . WEST, No. ico KINO STIIKKT, BETWEEN' CLIKKOUD AND Ql'KES, Hus opened thc above establishment with a new nnd varied Stock of each requisite In thc line, and wlb . . kept constantly supplied with thc latest styles ns they appear In Now York, octd 3 D 0 Y O/ ? DESIRE To be cured or all your Dyspeptic Symptoms f aeptl7 USE SOLOMON'S RITTERS. QCobacco, Oignre, &t. jyjT-ANUFACTURED AND S M OKING TOBACCO. O. FO. LL IN, TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS' AGENT, No. ist East Ray. - A gciier.il assortment of Manufactured and Smoking TotfAce, of all gradea and styles, from reliable manufacturers In Virginia and North Carolina, and offered at the lowest market prices scpt30 0eu>ing lilacl)inco. X AMD FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE. TTio only rclinblo and'nrst-clnas FAMILY KNIT? TER ever offered to the public. Over one hun? dred different ga-monts and stitches. Gold and silver Medals nt all the principal Fairs In tho United Staten und Europe. Best thing for Agents to mnko money ?m. For samples, ana terms ud dress LAMB KNITTING M. M. CO., soptas imo Chtcopeo Falls, MOM. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING. J LADIES AND CttlLPR?SN 1 Attended' at their residences promptly atad 'Al , . .. * ' .-cAAonsblti rates. - B>na orders to p ^??^?^; apriH4 No. 31 Broad street, inp stairs.) Amusements. FT I ll E [J N t A N ll A [j L M KTROPOLITAN TM KATHI-:. * _ COLLINS A- MORSK.Managers. WALTER IIKNN.Singe Manager. F lt I DA Y, OOTOIIKIt s. Dion Rouclcauir* Romnnllc irish Urama, COLLKKN ?AWN, nuil tho roaring Fain: or TUB YOUTH THAT XEVER SAW A WOMAN. The piece will he produced willi entirely new scenery anil proportion painted anil arranged ex? pressly for this piece. Doors open at 7 o'clock, rerrormance will com? mence al s o'clock. Seats can lie secured during the day nt Holmes' Hook Store, corner of King ami Weal worth ttl rects, without extra charge. 43*Clly curs run hy thciloor. ods (?ntlcrn., Qorbuinre, -?~c. RODGERS AND WOSTBNIIOLM'S CUT I.KItY. The suhscrlliers have lust npencil a large ami hcnutirul assortment of TAHLK AND POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, and other Couds norn these celchratcil makers, comprising patterns care? fully selected fin* this market uniter the personal supervision ol one or their linn. TOO ET!! KR WITH A Choice lot or SIMILE AND DOFIILE 1IAKKKLLKD ti CNS, and all oilier kiiuls ?if Rug. lish Hardware of fresh and direct Importation. J. E. ADUKK A CO., No. 130 Meeting street and Nu. 02 Kasi Hav. oct? U insurance. T5 R O O K L Y N LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over.$1,; 100,000 humes all kinds of Lifo and Kndowmcnt Poli? cies. Dividends a 11 n n al ly in cash. Only Com? pany having the Definite Guaranteed Surrcndcr Vniuc Plan P?tlcies, world-wide. Second to no Company In the Fulled Stales for stability, libe? rality and economy. Onice No. 141 Hroadway, New York. CHRISTIAN W. RUCK, President. WILLIAM M. C'OLK, secretary. SI ule Agency No. i'l llroutl-strccl, second door. Local nnd Cuuvasslng Agunts wanted through ott' he Stale. Apply iu person or by Iel ter lo .JAMES C. HOLMES, JR., Ccneral Agent for South euroli un. july ia mw fem os _ g O U T II K il N L i F rc i x s u it A N c rc c o M I? A X Y PURELY A SOUTH RRN INSTITUTION. Assois July 1, Hii'j.??lO.OOO DIVIDEND DECLARED.PORTY PER CENT. Insures Lives and promptly adjusts and pays Losses. Its principal business ls with Soul hern States, and to Hiern lt appeals for patronage, lt hus ample means to fully protcpA policy-holder. and pay all losses. ^ . OFFJCEK8. JOHN H. CORDON, President. II. ir.HILL, A. II. COLQUITT, vice-Presidents. A. AUSTELL, E. HOLLAND, Filinncc Committee. W. c. MORRIS, Secretary. UOAItl) OK DIRECTORS. ATLANTA, CA.-John H. cordon, A. Austell, E. W. Holland, J. F. Alexander, J. IL Canaway, J. M. Johnson. Aili ENS, (IA.-H. C. Yancey, IlenJ. H. Ulli, Hob? en Thomas. ; COLUMBIA, S. c.-Wada Hampton. Afiu-STA, C.v.-C. H. Phlllixy, Edward Thomas. MADISON, ?A.-1). E. Huller. WASHINGTON, (?A.-Hilbert Tooinbs. Cuni BERT, OA.-I!. J. Smith. NEWTON, (?A.-A. ll. Coli-tillt. CHARLOTTE, N. C.-Will. Johnston. ALLENDALE, s. c.-II. J. Wllllnglium. (Ilt EE Ns nor. 11", N. C.-W. A. Caldwell. J. ii. MILLEU, GENERAL AI?ENT, Augusta, Cn. S. Y. TUPPER, RKMDKXT AHEM-, Charleston, S. C. IL W. DESAUSSUKE, M. D., Medical Examiner, nngio ?mosniru nyARB1A N M U T U A L L I F E INS U II A X C Ii CO M P A X Y N E W .YORK. ORGANIZED IN 1S30. ALL POLICIES XOX-FORPEITABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND (FIPTY) 50 PER CENT. STATEMENT Polices in force. Assets. Annual Income. Losses Paid. OFFICERS. w. ii. PECKHAM, President. WM. T. HOOKER, vice-President. L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary. O. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent. DIRECTORS. Rou. John A. Dix, Now York. Hon. James Harper, Finn of Harper k Uros., ex . Mayor New York. John J. Crane, President Hank Republic. Wm. M. Venallyc, Hanker, (VcrmllyeA Co.) Chas. (I. Rockwood, Cashier Newark Hanking Company. Hon. Qcorgo Opydyke, ex-Mayor New York. Minot C. Morgun, Hanker. Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney k Co. Ilcnj. ll. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam Sugar Refining Company. Aaron Arnold, Firm of Arnold, Constable k Co. Richard H. Rownc, Wetmore k Bowne, Lnwycrs. E. V. Haughwoul, Firm E. V. IIBughWOnt k ?o. Wm. Wllkcns, Firm of Wilkens k co. Julius H. Pralt, Merchant. Wm. W. Wright, Merchant. Charles J. Starr, Marchant. William Allen, Merchant. (leo. W. Cuylor, Danker, Palmyra, N. Y. (?cu. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company., John G. Sherwood, Park Pince. Walton H. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and Twenty-third street. Edward H. Wright, Newark, N. J. Geo. W. Farlee, Counsellor. W. L. Cogswell, Merchant. GEORGE KEIM, nen eral Agent for South Carolina. br, T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician. Rr' I SS K RT KL, General Agent for Charleston, Office No. 2&6 King street, Jania lyrpao Charleston, 8.0. O . K A ? F M A. N , BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT, No. 25 HROAD STREET, Charleston, S. 0. * Pi om pt attention given tb tho corchase and lalo or Kcal Estate, stock v u-vBde, Bank nins, Ac, Ac. sept it wrmxmos ca .$2.1,000,000 . 1,500,000 800,000 500,000 (?roccrico, Liqnovo, S*r. BUTTKR, Cl IK KSK. UK Kl". PORK. CAN 1)1.KS, Ar rs) package* Primo lo Choice llUTTKIt :t-'i boxes Factory Cheese .jo imir bbl*. Kimon Miirkei Heel io lian hi.is. Hg I'ork lou boxes mu? hair boxes i*, A <;. Candles, T-- * ami '.i's. Sj nips. Soap, Starch, Potatoes, Flour, Paper*, fte 200 sacks Mvvrpool Salt. 4 xvn. To arrive per Sicamor Falcon, io hillls. Western ami Baltimore cured (,'. it. KIRKS Kor salo low al RIKCKK A SL'IIACIITK nen_No. i tn KUHI liny. / 10UX! COHN! FLOUR! BLACK SEED OATS. ?J.'iOO iinshois Prime Western unite ami Mixed CORK. FLOUR. COO bushels Super ami Kine FLOUR. BLACK 8KKI) OATS. MM) bushels Choice BLACK SKKD OATS. All lauding from Hchooners Marv M. Francis ami Wenonah, and T?rsalo low while lamlintr by ?HMS-J JOIIXCAMP8KX A co. Q 0 A K! COAL! 0 O A L ! 400 tons UKI) ASH COA I?, opjr and stove sizes. I,airline from RchiMMier \V. ll. Tlionias. ALSO, IS Y A un, CUMBERLAND COAL, Tor smlllis* purposes Cumberland ('oui, haml picked, for parlor use. White Ash Lump Coal,roi'Hii'ain anil foundries. For salo by ll. F. HA KIHI A- CO., Coal Yard. Kv. 20 Cumberland street. nets 2 N E O B A Ci G I X G 33 bales IIORXF.O HAOCINC landing ox-ltrig "Adelaida," and fer sale bl? uets 2 HENEY CORIA ft CO. LT! S A LT! S A L T ?MOO sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, now landin;. For sale low iroin thc wlmrf liv nets KNOBELOCH ft SMALL. O A Iv A X 1) PIN E W O O D . Messrs. WA RINO ft SIMON'S beg leave io an? nounce to their friends and Hie public dial ikey arc preparen to lill nil orders Tor OAK AND PINK WOOD lort at their Wood Yard, west end Mill street, or in their Order lloxes At Messrs. Walker, Kvans ft Cogswell's, No. 3 Uroud si root. Ai Palmetto PlonccrCo-opomllvc store, Market ami Meei inj; si reels. At 0. .1. ladin's, Druggist, King und John streets. At .1. lt. Kiep s, Urueer, Went wort li and Rut? ledge streets. Kit ' orders sent for ?lally. oom wfinll* O L I) W H1SK-1 K S Thc undersigned beg lu announce Hint they lune been appointed by Messrs. liKXUY. s. MAN? NIK ft CO., of Philadelphia, their Bole Agent? fur tia- state i, r s.eith Carolina mr the solo of their celebrated ACME X, XX, XXX, XXXX. NKCTAlt, L'AIIINKT, ?ml other brands OLD UVF. WU IS Kl KS. Thev ulsa wish lu announce Hint Ihey will Iw in constant receipt of their COITKlt IHSTII.I.KD MOUNTAIN PURK RYK WTIISKIKS. direct lii.m Distillery at llnunlsviUc, llorkclcy Comity, Wost Virginia. .".o barrels of Hie above always on hand. Liberal emil laois will bo made for large lots Ol' new Whisking lu bund at Distillery Warehouse. CLACIl'S ft WITTK, Customhouse Huunre, X. K. corner of Hast Day mid Fraser's wharf, coppio in u nimos Charleston, s. c. TO LO Ult, BEEF, PORK, .te. Just received a small consignment of Karn Uv itKKF. hair bids vin Pork, bair iibfs o.\ Tongues, hair bids, or Albtirger's choice pucking. AI.SO, 22; bills Flour. Kxtru, Super ami Fine. For sale bv JOHN ft TOKO. ?JKTTV, netti S?rth AtlaiiHc Whai t". iT? li iT? K?I'O U R ! F LO U li ! F T.j bids. ST. LOLLS ('HOICK FAMILY FLOI'R. For sale liv T.J. KKItlt ft Ct), octa mOMATOES! TOMATOES! TOMATOES ! Selected TOMATOES, (put up expressly for \V. S. C. A Co.) 2 Hi. Cans. Delivered In HUT part of I bo cit v, ut ?4 per case of 2 dozen. W. S. CORWIN ft ?iL^B^BJjBJa? Xo. 27ii KlU?^l| ?^r? L PERU VIAN G U A X ( ^^^BBH SOO urns No. 1 PERUVIAN RUANO, wnmntcd pure. For sale by T. J. KKItlt A 'JO. sept 7_ L 1 M E- _ FRESH BURNT LIME EVERY DAY, IS B.'LK OK BARRELS AT TI1K L I M R KILNS, Near .Savannah Railroad Wharf. Orders sent direct to thc Kiln, or lo the Stows Ycmltto Range. sepi 27_PESKY ft C< )._ jy? A R E N G O CL UES FEYER AND AtlUE. THE EISEST TOXIC IN THE WORLD joy-por sale by all Druggists. 0. J. LUUX, Agent, Druggist, Corner King and John street, sept 17 3mos _ Charleston, S. C. S O L ? H O K'S RITTERS ARE FOR SALE RY D r s. RAOUL Sc L V X A If, V CORSER KIXO ASH MARKET STREETS. sept 17 3nios_ UPHAM'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK. A SURE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. One Dollar a Bottle. Sent by mull, postage patti, oa receipt of price. The Antidote ls the best remedy Hint can bc administered In Mallin a l'olii, und also for all nervous directions. For sale by Dr. II. RAER, No. 131 Meeting street, oelO Agent for South Carolina. QUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER. Manufactured and for salo by Dr. H. DAER, ort.' No. 131 Meeting street. FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, (SAUTON1NE.) They are purely vegetable, safe and sure. Tho best in usc. For sale by Dr. H. BAER, Ko. 131 Meeting street, oct6 Wholesale Agent. J T. H ?. M P n R Ev. Y 8, BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. SALES OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, SECURITIES AND PERSONAL PRO? PERTY ATTENDED TO. No. 27 BROAD STREET, Charlcalon, 8. C. RBFKRBXCKS.-Hon. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MA ORATH, Es?j., flcnoral JAMES CONNER, f. R WARINA, Esq._0C14 TOUIS McLAIN, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 48 BROAD STREET. Charleston, 8. 0. , Storks, Bonds and Oold bought, carried and sold f hort in New York City. Particular, nttentlon paid to the parchase and sale of all kinds of Southern Securities.