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CITY A F F A I Ii S . Meetings This Dmy. 0criuan nine Club, ut 8 1'. M. Protestant Episcopal Keller Society, at 1 r. M. Auction Kul.. Tale U?) . lt. M. Marshall A Hrothcrwlll sell at half-past 10 o'clock, at their ufllce, horses, furniture, 4c. Mlloa Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store, clothing, dry goods, Ac. William McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his storo, furniture, Ac. N. a. Hunt will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store, boots and shoes. Knox, Daly 4 Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at storo No. 237 King street, a stock of rancy goods. J. Praaer Mathewes will sell this day at half-past 10 o'clock, Brussels carpet, piano, 4c. Thh Cheapest Ybt.?Tirs News Job Offloe Is now printing bill-heads In the best stylo and on fine paper, at $260 per thousand. Merchants, think r Itr Accepted.?au or the parties appointed assoa . sors by the Committee on Assessment have, with the exception of Mr. Edward Kirke, accepted the appointment. - Dibaobbbadlb Weather.?Tho wcathor yes terday was about as disagreeable as possible It . rained and It blew?making umbrellas, over coats and (1res In demand. tjsitbd States District court, at Chambers. Yesterday, in the case or Savage Hey ward, mem ber of tho nrm of T. Savage Hoy ward 4 Sons, tue 'application to amend schedule was granted.' Fin:1 Property in pesdlbton.?We Invite the especial attention of parlies sceklne; good Invest ments to the estate sale or the property or the late BenJ. P. Sloan, In the healthy and pleasant "Village or Pen die ton. The residence, especially, la a vory desirable one. See advertlscment. * Railroad accident.?Yesterday the northward bound express train of the.Northeast era Railroad ran off tho track a few miles above the city, by which the express car aad a freight car were smashed. No one was ?njured. Tola'(rain and the down train also were delayed several hours. vrr r r> f ' I Tob Oer*an Society.?The Suodllcher Corres pendant says that aatlafactory progress has been, j ruad o In tho prell ml nary organization ofi this muoh-needod society, and that the co'llectors will hand Ut ttolr list at a meeting of the committee to be litld to-morrow evening. Uran oh agencies \t?l be opened wherever there are Herman settlers In South Carolina, and wlU have' the right, under the constitution, to take part In the proceedings of the annual meeting. Toe Theatre To-Nioht.?The cold weather, now. no pcr?.cptlbly coming on, win doubtless nightly have the effect of making oar snug little Theatre, at Hibernian H all, a more popular resort than hitherto. The bin for to-night comprises the dramatic version -M Mrs. Southworth's rumous story, "The Hidden Hand," ami the laughable afterpiece called, '.'A Conjugal Lesson." Tho cou pan y continues to present now pieces each eve ning, mounted-with evident care and a creditable attention to .detalu. -The' scenic arrangements are especially ;rrorthy 6t Cotton try . r.- .- !tii .... VlO/e-?-f- ' ' *<<* - .1.1? . y^vrha y :oi Liverpool, ... Messrs. w. P. a--'v>.,- with o cargo of thirty-two bags or tslt.tia.aiid'tw? thousand two hundted and yt\ ..i ' four iinles of upland cotton. This ship I reoAlvlil prompt dbmatob. by her .consignees, j having 'wgu at lull work c.vnry doy 'abo was <?u ! JJ?) ix:: Ui.'arfd she will probably be enabled to proceed '"'.?? i?ls ton.uuun. j She is" 'he. Dfitl ^ stcatuor rruir. this pott for Liverpool tlibt season, * btirwm ll) i-ntncdiatoly followed by the steam ship Partei., of Messrr'".. Man ft Co.N liue, which vciisel is hourly expected. Biurot- four..: tr v.--j.hu.::g the week ondiug ^-"r-- Vi'"'l":,,',"*:' lW9' tnS??-v.vre thlrt. ;- deaths in ?' '^^^ "!'' ' vl?VC". '-.I- i a.ul twen- live bhv-ks. V&f!*''*' the nhlic? then wcio.ftur mala anil uraln hi!' , one and two rai.talc nulUHw Ol tun | niaoKK tb-. ' * eight riaii ?nd elghl t?mo ?yti.1t.?, and a!* tank """ I ' ' " cbll oii'cn wore juimai .. one and ftyc; o?? " iw.'ori tea and m -'.hsrty;ifr be I ,. i i,<v a . . ?n<j seventy; ope between seventy and eighty; one between eighty and ninety years of age,. -( . ;' y ' ' ? * n ft i ( ' 'a Model Establishment.?We invite tho atten- { tl??j of tluo?rlonds Of THE NBW8 In -the Clty^and tb?yM^utthe. State .to the exceUaui facilities which o?r office eniQyn for the prompt execution at all klnda of Book and Job Printing. Fully pro- | vlded with new type and machinery of the latest and moat approved pattern, and having a large and carefully selected stock of cards, envelopes' and papers or all qualities, The News Job Offloe la! now prepared to (111 orders for every description of plain and ornamental printing in the vbry_jJ^Bt <manner, and at rates at least aa low aa any tk ?atabUahmcut in the Southern States. Call all 'Tos News building (up stairs) and examine our. scale or prices and specimens or onr work. 1 Man Shot at Kalmia_The August a Constitu tionalist, of -yesterday, says : "Wei learn that I Freeman, otherwlr? 'Spank' Powell, was shot in tho vicinity or Foster' '-rrils, at Kaimlar8?.c., on Saturday night. Oar- Information is that iwo report! of a shut-gun ?, e heard, arter which groans were heard issuing from tho bus he if in the neighborhood, which attracted the attention, of the watchman at the mill. A search, resulted In the discovery or Powell, with six buckshot rn his! leg and hip. The ?bot lodged In his hip was drawn out'wlth' a piece or his shirt; which bad -been driven la the wouad made by the missile. The other shot had not been extracted pp. to Sunday night Too wounds are regarded OS serious, though not necessarily .fatal. The party who nred upon Powell had made good his escape when as sistance reached him, so that it la not positively stated who commute! the deed, except by Pow ell, who claims to be able to Identify the person.' -? iMj Crumbs.?The old engine house in rear of the Ouardhonse Is being repaired and fitted up for an office, for the Iospector General of Timber and' Lumber. Tho one hundred and seventh anniversary of the Society for the Relief of the Widows and Or phans of the Clergy or the Protestant Episcopal Church in Sooth Carolina, will be held at the Mansion House, at l o'clock to-day. There was no meeting or CouncU last night. United States Marshal Louis e. Johnson left for Baltimore yesterday. Hut duties win bo performed during his absence by Mr. e. P. Butts, Deputy United states Marshal. . Thomas Rodney was caught whUe attempting a burglary night before hut. W.- H. Millar, who strayed from tho Almshouse a few days ago, was fouud yesterday and return ed to his old quarters. Tho fines Imposed by the Mayor yesterday, amounted to two dollars. Harbormaster's Fees_A case or Importance to that portion or our community who are In-, terested In shipping waa tried yesterday before MaglstratoTT 0> Macke/ " ", ' "* The action was" brought by the Harbormaster, O. B..8toddard, against Captain, Van/ Gelder,?br the schooner D. V. Streaker, for tonnage duties under the ordinance of lftll. The defence reUed .noon the loth section 1st article or the eonsfl tutlon, which forbids any Sta.e without the consent of congress from laying any dnty on tonnage. The plaintiff contended that auch con sent bad been given. - The case was elaborately argued, and tbe magistrate reserved his decision. Alderman T. J. Mackey appeared for the Bar bdrmaater. Messrs. Slmonton 4 Barker repre sented the vessel. 1 ' " During the trial Mr. Thomas, Olty Treasnrer, testified that tho amount resolved by the city fronveonnage duties averaged three hundred and fifty dollars per month. We. have no doubt that tho case will rle carried to. the highest court. 50 . GONE.?Mas tor George Hunter, the jouthful clog dancer of Skiff 4 Gaylord'a troupe, was shipped to his parents North, on the stcamBhlp Adgcr yes terday. Officer Nlpson carried hfm to the vessel, and wfen she moved off the little fellow bado him good-bye, Baying that If any one bought him (Hunter) for a fool they woundn't sell him as such. Ret?rk op Tun Swindlers, Westlaeb and h k human?west i. arb A tt km its to escape and is Shot.?the News has made Its readers faml Uar with the recent nil ventures of w. I?. West lake and J. Bergman, who swindled the mer chants of Savannah, came bore and attempted the samo game, were arrested and discharged upon a writ of habeas corpus, handed their counsel a package of mouey marked $60, which contained only $37, then fled to Wilmington, where they wore again arrested, and again sued out a writ of habeas corpus, bat did not get off upon It, and gave tholr counsel a gold watch, so-called, but which was braaa. The Judge beforo whom the writ was returned in Wilmington ordered thorn to bo held for four teen days, In order to give the deputy sheriff of Savannah, Mr. George s. Hurt helm ess, time to get a requisition from Governor Bollock, or Geor gia, upon Governor Holden, of North Carolina. Mr. Barthelmeas Immediately went to Atlanta, procured the requisition, and started for Raleigh, telegraphing to Lieutenant Phlllppy, or the Charleston detective force, to Join him at Wil mington, which he did. Night before last Mr. BarthelmcsB returnud from Raleigh to Wilming ton, met Lieutenant Phlllppy, and made arrongo mentB for leaving on the evening train. The sheriff of Wilmington promised to send the prison era to the depot. They were started from the Jail about dark, both In charge or two police men. One or them, Westlake, when at the cor ner of Mulberry and Front streets, broke away from the guard and ran for dear life. Seeing that he was abont to succeed In making his escape, one of the officers, Nash, a negro, fired at him with a pistol, striking him In the back, bat not hurting him vcfv badly. Ho was thereupon secured and, with his companion, delivered to the officers waiting at the depot. These- officer? seeing that the wounded man was not much hurt, and rearing that IT they remained muoh longor they would loao thelt prisoners, determined to come straight along, watch they did, and arrived here yesterday afternoon. Woatlake, who was quite weak from the effects of his wound, was, with Bergman, carried Into the detective office and Dr. J. Bornera Bulst sent for. He came in a fewnv monta a?-rowed tho wound.. He found that the bap, a 1 '. |>ao, had entered the right side and glanced alferrg the ribs, and remained In tho flesh. He advised that It he allowed to remain, to which Westtakt, who didn't fancy the probing, agreed. About 6 o'clock last night the prisoners were placed aboard or the steamer Dictator, for Sa vannah, In charge or Mr. Dartholmess and offlcor [ TruaU. Both prisoners take their arrest very coolly, especlaUy Bergman. Both expressed tho opinion that.they were on the road to the State hotel at I Millejgeviue, Georgia; that ir tho officers had al lowed them to remain In Wilmington twelve hours longer, they would have gotten off under a writ of habeas corpus, as--everything was ar ranged for It. Bergman saya that ho was very I much surprised when Westlake was shot; that he cursed the negro policeman, which made tho negro mob that had collected 'very mad, and they-wanted to mob him; that be wouldn't have minded Westlake's being shot so much "If It - b adn't-beeu jlpne by a ?7- Digger." .? \rrivots-. Ortoltcr 817. OHAhL.trf! iH liOTBI On^tsr F.anfmun, Savannah; i . ; Uuiryrj . il T. Manm, New York: Jacob Wolfe, Wni *?v?oro; w. It. Hatrtton, m. ? uewitt, New Vor? 11044. rleh, MiBsuoudlrb. Ns York; W. il Shaw? J. 0. Shaw, city; P. J. Raymond, Mr. toot. ul* child, New Vorl. f d. li. Amblor, wife, ch?t . 'id. 1 nurse. S i< ' sonvtnu; Misa Uotuni? Mik* X^yrit ' Koste 1.. James, Ne*- v< -k; J. > Molon.-y. I w ?ork World; Juljru 1 'Corraan, New V r ! :.D ?Tttlan?j>l?t Rarnv ': ft. H. Plumb, V l tOL, ; . . .illlett, Augusta; f. tt'a nclfa-t i..0. * 1. Dublin; ;i..t'oii. i > - . 3ontit Saro. 1: > '<-.' 1 -tin. dnriloti wr-->~- > v?. o'.mter, >r?- . . Adhu<- > ' .arolP L'pplng, flrn nninvutc; , T?arth' 1 rt?vantiah. I i?vilion no. < I r?:c,U'eu'a; Rotyfrt rer> f?n, I 1 To?atGar8teautship iMctalor; i<v?. is | IgovV lt. Wilson, bontu Carolin . I D. Kdgeflctd; Dr. r Co irg; .' ". Dopaon, s. s. wi. ird, ' i-rry; U. ? Bo.)'.ui . ? I, r< O. W. Bonner, Jonesvllle; J. Wood, Rochester, N. Y.; D. win slow and lady, Coop?ra town; Peter D. Lincoln, Sumter; Lewis A. Strubel, Ridgevllle; M. 'D.Rothschild', AP Mi IIowborif.4J.-W.. Davis, New ; York;.L. Leherman, pmladwpnluf}- Wi-Fi WRher apoon, Clarendon; J. PvOaiAblo, Gourd In'a; 8. D. ! Rossel, St." Stephen's;' Vf. 'A. Riioy, Miss Rlley, Al lend ale; Mrs. J. W.M^r*, *h4 Child, J?;J:'ket tles, South Carolina; .T. 0. Woodley, Thos. Welch, Clio. _ _. _ vvNixKSH Notices. . A Fine Aesobtment op photographs, Impe rial pards and frames, at 0;'0. Righter'a, No. lei Ring h tret U till!:! - 'TJuSitfESS Envelopes.?Tux News Job Office is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, .with business card.s prinf?d thereon, at $4 per thous and. Send your orders. Every:, merchant and business iuan should have his card printed on bis envelopes. ' "' New yoke Herald, Times, Tribune and World, five cents per copy, at 0. O. Righter'a, No. iol Klug street._ One op Hickbns' or Scott's Works la present ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen tury. " octa -j-<* ?- . Omb qotrb fine lniual note paper and twenty five envelopes to match, for forty cents, at 0. 0. Righter'a; Ho. 161 King street. Newspapers. T he lancaster. ledger, V. 3. CARTER, Editor amd proprietor, LanrjutAr, H. f). The only paper published In the county?has a large and growing circulation, ft offers superior advantages to the business men of Charleston as an advertisingmedlnm. Contract Advertisements solicited. Terms moderate:- oct27 3 J v. bard in, C0MMI8SI0 N MER CHANT, Marshall's Wharf, Charleston, S. u Prompt attention given to tho sale of Cotton, Rico and Naval Stores, and Oountry Produce gen eroUy. . _ octa lmo "^7* ill4 t? & ghisolh, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .. . 1 _ a.-; t . *. AND SHIPPING-AGENTS, Will attend to the Purchase. Sale and Shipment (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) of COTTON. RICE, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES, . . ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. K. Willis.h. Obisolm. oct26_;_ Cotton ica. m alley cotton tie.. 'A, ' -v - A FULL SuVpLY OP TlTIfl' tTE WILL Bg KEPT -? : ? v *. ?1 ' , >. . J v^l t - BY UB BDRING THH SEASON. v ' The steadily Increasing demand for ? TIIE WAILBY TIE, Is the best proof or its superiority over any other Patent. Por sale by jj . 8TPEET BROTHERS ?, CO. H ART fjaroumre, datier n, &'t. CO., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, CHARLESTON, B,.^C. D. D. COU BN. D. B. HABT. N. B. BART. P. ktORAN. JOHN T. Bt'NAMEI. WHOLESALE STORE, No. 39 HAYNE STREET; RETAIL STORE, CORN RR KINO AND MARKET STREETS. -o BAR IRON, PLOUGH STEHL, NAILS, METALS, MILL ROOKS, BOLTING < CI OUNS, SAWS, FAN MILLS, HOES, PLOUGHS. A LABOE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTERS' TOOLS,. BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, BRICKLAYERS' TOOLS, TANNERS' TOOLS. ALSO, A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT 09 RODGER?' TABLE and POCKET CUTXiERY, PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. bop v24 fmw3mos da c Drri 03oooo, <?tc. D R Y GOODS! DRY G O 0> 9-8-1 -0 .a'tapH J . R . READ & CO., T No. 263 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, B. 0. We are flow exhibiting the largest an., ueat selected stock of Foreign and DontesUe DRY goods, Laces and Embroideries, Cloaks, Shawls, Gloves, Hoelory, Fanoy Oooda, Ribbons, ao., that we have ever offered, and invite attention of purchasers, guaranteeing to l?ll oar Oooda, for oath or city acceptances, as cheap as the cheapest. L .., DRESS GOODS' Onr stock of Dreis Oooda comprises, In part, Black and Colored silks, Irish and French Poplins, Ail-wool Merlnoea, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, Delaines, PopUnettes, Pria ta, 4?., to. which we are add ing novelties per every ateamar. ?' , LAOES AND EUBROIDERIES. French Laces. In variety, Lace Bats, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Embroidered Oooda of every de BoI lpt1 on, Edging and Insertlngs, Embroidered Sets, Lofants' BmbrolderedCloaks, Robes and Waists, Embroidered Merino Sacka, together with very many other articles which may always bo found In our Lace and Bmbroldery Department. ?: ..? GLOVES AND HOSIERY. We are Sole Agents appointed In Charleaton for HARRIS' SEAMLESS KH> OLOYBS, whioh have no riuperiora. We have all aises, from sx to 8, in Black, White and Colora; Barlin, SUk and LU le Oioves of wery d*?ertptl^n men ?"??an and ohlldren. He IKRY, bea iglUh mun faotuiu, b . ?-< va i?ea^tU?UCoH I ho best rj ailty, C Ij OAKS fV.D it A ^. 1-, M our Ci"-- it l Shawl Room la replete wllh all Uta la'.e.- e.vle* of l ndic Inga. Moat of. onr Cloaka aro either our onj ImportaUongo sell them ul lowesit. possible figures. Black cloaks In Cloth froui ?:i 40 to Ho. Colo/. - W lad Klajea' ana oau area's oioiiat, Kr?che and' ninw? ja ShJ.wls, Ac.. Ac - ti *ii ai.i!iM*-i'i' ?-<jr.Mii. i ' I >aW^ j jlll <<< Jha>fi , v rl-n'?hi.V ,A >1 1 S C 13 i Ladles' 3 ? teas h.-iUari'i? , s? :?ga, ItiM ? ? TrunL-t.ugs T..a N i-i V> ? :if* a- vt> a W ' I Sea.-' > '? _ ? 1 at. iy?oV'r;*.(> Re?nat. T Peti?^-^"i .. .. ."* utjtoi ...Mt ?^MaclM and >. ' .< > wd *i ru?goa. iJimps. ic, 8-v. -. i-. -lid O X) R 1 No.? of* rs great !* t Oipds horom uakli f ?otiona elaevf| LL i. N O \Y I N \s? I. It tuentatol . ho wll id . ?o .u<ii y ne on! j ?rjixlfl Alto Jwniielring CSoobc. < yi..i. PLAOI? TO tu > YO?li' ?Ti^jRTS, bsssbsssssbsssbs . , , ... ,. 8888888888888888 ' sf8' ' 8iV ' : i Sl sb SB i : BS a THH i iu'i | 88'* , ; ss 88 88 STA B. 88 88 ' 88 -sb3 .s-.H, 1 H T s 88^ "88 ANIl COLLARS,. '..'''.' 88. ss- . ,88 gg ; ; "i . 'Ii. gg SS ! AT, SCOTTS EMPORIUM. 88 88', , . 88 ! '88 . 88 ! SS AT SCOTTS EMPORIUM: H .88 1 88 SS !AT ?OOTTS BM^oj?UM,. pa B8 88 i ? '88 -*> MRU'S 88 .. ?TT :; M? HOT ATI) I I BS ? BS FURNISHING GOODS ' 83 >'j.t 88 ' 88 ' . ..r.-':<i 88 AND : 88 " ! 88 RS ' ..-! -88 l UNDBRWEAR. 88 I I. 88 m ' * 88 83' i/.--.:-- -'88 11 1 ' 1 '8888888888808888 , -" i 8SS3S8SS?S?88S88 ?<: . . I Don't forget the place, TER STAR SI ON, ; M EE TI NO 8TB EE T, " NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL. ; oetlSnao _j O N .f I-R 1 S &\ THOMAS H. HLACKWE L L Is constantly receiving additions to his Large Assortment of MENS' FURNISHING GOODS. His Intimate relations with Importing Houses at the North enables him to sell the Best Goods at less than Mew York prices. tub LATEST STYLBS OP SCARFS, TIES, COLLARS. HOSIERY. HAND KERCHKIBFS, UNDERWEAR, AO. BAJOU'b OELEDRATED KID GLOVES." The Quaker City Fine Shirt, ready made and to on er. ! ab goods marked In PLAI^N F I G U R K S , AND ONE PRICE TO ALL. No. 210 KING STREET, ' sepmSmos ' Ono door below Market. lint Arts. C n R O M O S 1 The largest and finest assortment of CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS ?tb 'i . d. ?-o'm AND - >,< ?NORAVlNo?, ' Brer brought to trJttn city, no won exhibition and for sale at New Yoflc prices, at' .i. . -i ; vi ,?i . Ti .' ' . QULNUY A, CO.'S Photograph Gallery, No. 201 King street, Charleston, 8. 0. ' PHOTOGRAPHS. . PnOTOORAPHS taken In every style. * " "wvtti5 i "jf. . : ?.' '.'. Entire satisfaction la all cases guaranteed. QUINBY A tO. ooU imo ?tnft)inttrj ( G?\ 'ne! M? it'i 1 ! ?!. ? ? R B'l F*~ IV V. PROVKD ?O O ART H Y O OTTO N ? IN, STEAM ENGINES ANT) BOILERS, Of various sizes, on hand. ' improved vertical tnd: Horizontal Corn Mills, Sugar Mills, Sogar Mills, Sugar Boilers and Pans, or aU B?sei. Horse-Powers"and OLa Gearing,' from 0 to 16 feet in diameter. v rmproted Lever Cotton Presses, for H and,'rower, Saw and Rice Mils. Machinery and Cas Inga of all descriptions made te orte?* . ' Partlcalar attentlol paid to Hopse' Fronts and CasUngs for Bulldlnns, G ratings,'Cistern Covers, Bash Weights, Ac, ic. ,'<? 'r'v < .' WILLIAM 8. HENEREY, MAOHINIST' A Nt) FOUN,n.EB, Mo. 814 MSETINO STREET, auga mwa nu?nwov (l c AUsie?anrw?. \T\0 YOU rYISHTO F?T OFF LNDEFI I NiTBLY Slok Hoftdichefsoux BxuoUMoub and I Aoldlty of Lha Btomaib r U1E SOLOMON'S BITTHRS. For aale by raodl A lyhah.' septlT 8moa_, _ YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY at night, and awaki in tke morning with a thorough appreciation of your egg, reHs and coffee f > _ USE SOLOMON'S BITTEBB. For sale by RAOUL k LTNAH. aeptiT 3moa_ IrJIHE AMERICAN SUBMERGED, DOTJBLE-AOTJNG, NON-FREEZING, foboe PUMP. The simplest and most powerful In use. It U graved to he the cheapest, most effective, dura le, and reliable PUMP. Has no leather packing. i A child can work It. For sale by JENNINGS, THOHLlNSON k 00., septaa lmo_general Agents for Bo. Ca. gOLOMON'S BETTERS j 01V3 GENERAL SATISFACTION. f I ' * If'' -?* Forsaleby ^ -, : . ' aepm Sraoa RAOUL k lynah. jgeroing fXlattynt*. j j^AMB FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE. The only reliable and flrat-ohu* FAMILY KNIT TER ever offered to the public Over one hun dred different garments and stitches. Gold and Silver Models at aU u? principal Fairs In the United States and Barop?. Best tldag for Agents to make money on. Tor samples and terms ad . dreaa LAMB gJUTTTNG M. M. CO., sept? lmo Chloopec FaUa, Maas. B insurance. ?To TTtT^yIn life insurance company. Asseis over.$ 1,300,000 Issues all kinds or Lire and Endowment Poli cies. Dividends annually In cash. Only Com pany having tho Definite Guaranteed Surrender Value Plan Policies, world-wide. Second to no Company In the United States ror Stability, libe rality and economy. Office Mo. Iii Broadway, New York. christian W. HOCK, President. wii.tjam M. Cols, Secrotary. State Agency No. 35 Broad-street, second floor. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted through oat the State. Apply in person or by letter to JAMES O. HOLMES, Ja., General Agent for Booth Carolina. Jnlyli mwrsmoa_ '_ /GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY P N B W YORK. CROAN1ZBD IM 1980. ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEIT ADLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. last cash ditto km o (pott) 60 TUB. obmt. statement. Polices Ln force.$26,000,000 Assets.... 1,600,000 Annual Income. . 800,000 | Looses PaM....,,v,ttt.t..';.....?00,000 owokrb. W. H. PHOKHaM, President. W?. T. HOOKER, Vice-President. L. MoADAM, Secretary and Actuary. 0. a. FUTICKAR, Superinteaching DUUWIUH8. Hoo. John A. Dix, New York. Hon. 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Andersen's Improvlsatore; Mrs. Austin's Ci pher; Mrs. R?che's Legends of Fairy Land; Miss Braddon's Black Band;"Mrs. Brlght'a Three Bere nices; Dash's Mile. Fifty Millions; Do MUle's Cord and Creese; Mrs. Dorr'a Sibyl Huntington; Dor sey'B Nora Brady's Vow; Dumas' Love and Liber ty; Holl and'n Aspnsla ; Victor Hugo's Claude Gueux; The Man Who Laughs; Klngaley'a Hetty; Mackenzie's Married Against Reason: Marlltt'a Countess Gisela; Nauman's Sidney Elliott: Mrs. Newby's Margaret Hamilton; and, Right and Left; O'Lcary's Irish Wldow'a Son: Robinson's Under the SpeU; Solmerae: Mrs. Southworth's Prince or Markness; Trollope's Dream Numbers; and, OluUo Dttlatea-a; WalterOgllbyT Misa Warner's Daisy; Mm. Wood's Roland Yorke._oct4 E NEY WARD BEECHER'S SERMONS IN PLYMOUTH PULPIT, Are being read by people of every class and de nomination all over this country and Europe. They are fub or vital, beautiful religious thought and feeling. PLYMOUTH PULPIT la.pubUshed weekly, and contains tit. 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HAJtSHAJLt A BR0./ ARGE WELL-MADE COUNTER, A - THIS DAT, at hair-past 10 o'clock, at No. 33 Broad street. One largo woll-matle COUNTER, fourtrcu feet by throe._oct 27 by r. m. MARSHALL & BRO. ORSES, CART, COTTON GIN, &c. H THIS day at half-past 10 o'clock, at No. 33 Urond Btrcet. Five HOBSB3, ono Cart, Cotton Oln, Furniture, CottagoSct, Mahogany Lounges, Sideboards, Chairs, Tables, Carpeting, Ac._oct 2T by MLLES dba?e. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS AND CUT LERY TO CLOSR SALB. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell at my Store, corner of King and Ltborty streets, 48 OsMlmere and Satinet SACK COATS 24 Black Cloth Frock Coats 30 Oaseolmere and Satinet Vests 200 Pair Casslmere and Satinet Pants Merino Shirts and Drawers. Printed Aprons, Llnon Tow?lu, Madras Handkerchiefs, Merino Hose and Half Hose, Plain, Hemstitched and Em broidered Handkerchiefs, Hair Nota, Notions, Ac. also, 10 Gross Table CUTLERY. On FRIDAY, the 29th inst., I will sell 100 Cases BOOTS, ShocB and Hats._oct27 by ks ox, daly & co. XMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED SALE" JL FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITER'S and all CONCEBNED, OF GOODS DAM AGBD DURING THE LATB FIRE ON KING STREET. We win commence to sell THIS DAY, tho 27th last., at 10 o'clock a. M., and continue from from day to day until disposed of The entire Stock of Mr. a. Illing, No. 237 King Street, damaged by wafer during tho late Are, and appraised ?wover $26,000, comprising DRY GOODS, Ca.?B?fc^ttlng, Fancy Goods In great TOYS of ot>iJ^B. tlo'n, Ac. Conditions o>BSJs_ ,1 amounts under $100; $100 to ?500 th ?9MB r; over ?600, sixty CjayH approved endot !tj-?238f i js3t AU person* _.';a ..wn to lhe auctioneer will be required to giro a deposit on purchasing. oct27 _ ~ ' gy j. fbaseb mathewes. gRUSSELS CABPBTS, PIANO,- <fco. I will sell THIS DAY, at half-past 10o'clock, Handsome BRUSSELS CARPETS, Seven Octave Piano, Plated-ware, Extension Dining Table, Card Table, elegant Mahogany Bedstead, with cornice, Cottage Bedstead, Wardrobe, Mirror, Ac. ALSO, 1 IRON SAFE. Terms cash. oct27 by n. a. hunt. SEVENTY-FIVE CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. THIS DAY, the 27th Instant, at 10 o'clock, in my Store, No. 142 Meeting street, I will sell, 76 cases BOOTS AND SHOES, asssortcd. oct27 S BY wm, BfrKAY. ALE ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, TO PAY STORAGE AND OTHER EXPENSES. I will sell THIS DAY, Wednesday, at my store.No. ISO Meetlug street, at 10 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and a large lot of Miscellaneous Articles. oot27 'Auction Bales?Untere Parie. Iii IL 31. KAUSUAL- St URO. S DWELLING AT MOUNT,] PLEASANT. rffKHSDA. ?sth in?t i . it It O'clock, will I 1 aold, at lb* Old I' .iiofilcc, Broad street A DWKLLIXO ' >ir square n?< pi; . iruefl en ; " i t itofint am .. Pflfytn'sStore, ' ol02by >?t / irr:.;. e i-l: nr.-h i.. , , , ntvpetS at I -t- .J*01'-?' I B? ?'. :' MAL' LV.LL & UBO T>i i)?vny*v^ Non,"?? AND 0 " t:K8S l$i - k STREET. I ( HURSL ?'l - 'ustaut,h-:i i . x-v.:v ?uld :.*.'hl ?M o^ofllco, Bror.1 sticot. Zt Je* RKSIDBNOFF. < ru . S ?v'.r- - "room*, with l'a? thr clst-eru I . untbnlldiugs, Ac, Lot' Auch, ?I.s >/ 36 feet, T ms "_ih "'urcha opa/ r .t papers! Od .ttu'. 1 . rx BT It. JJ lL\ HSliAIX *; ULML RICK RF/SirT- \>'C, TR ADD STREET. NVAR MEETING. On THURSDAY, 28th In man t, at 11 o'ctock, wUi he ! sold at tho Old Postouice. Broad street, The Brick TENEMENT, No. fto Tradd street, second door from Meeting, containing e square rooms and basement, with outbuildings, gas and Cistern.- Lot 16 by 200 feet, more or lcsA. 777',, h Terms oaan. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. ; o?2T . by b* m. marshall A bro. VARM AND DWBLLLNG, NEAR ST. !?JlH < STEPHEN'S DEPOT. On THURSDAY, 28th instant, at 11 o'ctock, win be . . sold at the Old Postofticc, Broad Btrcet, i 197 acres of LAND; two and a half miles from St. Stephen': Depot, Northeastern Railroad, and thirty miles from Charleston; d^o acres cleared, bnlance wcU wooded; Oh" the pince aro a Dwell, lng of four rooms and 'outbuildings, and a fine Orchard. -??-;,-/. ; Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for-papers and stamps., . .. ; . . . oct27 S,S I G N'E'?'S' S?LE. ?E DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THB<DI8TRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA?IN THE MATTER OF' ' ,rn~W. W. IXARLLEE.DANK ' RUFT-IN liANK RUPTOY. i. ' ,0'J _ Pursuant to an order of Honorable Judge Bryan in the above case, dated July 13th, 1809, I will seB on the first MONDAY la November next, at Marlon Courthouse. ' The following VALUABLE PROPERTY of said bankrupt: . . 1st. Tho PLANTATION on which said bankrupt now resides; near Mars' Blnff Station, on both , sides of the Wilmington and Manchester Rail road, containing 060 acres, more or less; bounded by Lan da" of George C. James, W. R. Johnson, B. Napier, estate of 0. BaUey, J. Ell Gregg and Mrs. Julia Wilson. 'This Plantation consists of several lots and tracts, which will be sold separately, a plat of which may be seen on application. to the the tracts, containing 200 to 300 acres, more or less, will include the homestead of General Uarl iee, altnated less than hnlf a mile from the Mars' uiu ir depot, one of tho finest and best arranged dwellings In the State, with flower-garden and outbuildings of every description necessary for comfort or convenience. 2d. A TRACT OF LAND on the north side or Little Pcedce River, containing 060 acres more or less; conveyed to bankrupt by tho sheriff of Marion District, and recorded In book ?, page ?, In the Register's Office for Marlon District; bounded there by Lands of David Page, John F. Page and others?on which James R. Page now . csldcs. 3d. A LOT AND OFFICE In Mai ion Village, fronting on tho south and cast on the public square; bounded on the north by Lot of 8. E. McMiiicur, and south by S. M. Brown, (or B. Harnes' lot,) and on the west by -? street. 4th. One-half Interest In a TRACT OF LAND known aa Bird's Landing, on the Oreat Pccdec River, containing twelve (12) acres; purchased by James Graham and bankrupt jointly; bounded by Great Pecdee River on the west, by the public road on the east, and on all other sides by Joseph Bird's Land, at the Pecdee Bridge of tho Wilming ton and Manchester Railroad. 6th. One-hair interest in three (3) unimproved LOTS OF LAND In Marion Village, Marion County, containing each live-lent h s or an acre; bounded by Lands Of John ' a m mens, W. J. Dickson and Others, and situated near the Depot of the Wil mington and Manchester Railroad, marked Nos. le, 17,18 In a plat 6Tsaid village made by Deputy Surveyor Lcvl Leggctt, dated February 6. 1867; said lots conveyed to J. J. and W. WV Harlleo by C. D. Evans, Commissioner In Equity. 6th. One-hair interest In LOT OF LAND and office thereon In tho Village of Conwayboro', County or Uorry., Uilrty-flvo feet fiqnare with Scstern end fronting on Main street; conveyed I Harllea and Walsh by H. Buck, assignee; lot marked as No. 3. Terms?One-fourth m) cash; balance on a cre dit of one and two years; purchasers to glvo bond with Interest from the day Of sale, payable an nually, secured by mortgage or tho premises, and to pay ror all necessary papers and stamps. ' octis w3 A. H. FORD, Align?e. ?1HAMPOOING and IIair' CUTTINteT" LADIES AND CHILDREN Attended at their residences,, promptly and at reasonable rates. Send orders to W. E. MARSHALL, Barber, apriut No. 31 Broad street, (tip stairs.) c Qltution Gulco?^nttire Dans. LERK'S SALE. IN EQUITY?ANDERSON COUNTY?II. PRANK SLOAN V8. WILLIAM II. I). (lAILLAKII AM) OTHERS?BILL TO PARTITION REAL ESTATE. AC. OP IIKNJAMIN K SLOAN, OECEASEO. Bjr vlrtno of an order to me directed from Hie Honorable Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial DlHtrlct. I will aell to tho highest bidder, at I'en dtctou Village, on FRIDAY, the 19th day of Na vombiT next, The HOUSE AND LOT, known as the lato resi dence of said deceased, situated In the Villas;) of Pcadluton on-street. adjoining Lot t?f K. Sharp aud Uluc Ridge Railroad, joutuinlug nine acres, more or leas. * AISO, The BRICK STOREHOUSE AND LOT, altunte la said Village, and on the public aquarc thereof, now occupied by J. B. E. Sloan A Co. Terms of Sale?One-fourth of tho purchaso money cash; tho remaining three-fourths on s credit of twelve months, with Interest from day of aale, secured by the bond of purchaser, and ?t least two approved sureties, with a mortgage the promises. Purchaser to pay for stainpj at titles. JOHN W. DANIELS, Clerk of Court Anderson County ootlT a fm IQP?o BT JOHN 8. RYAN. A UCTION SALE OF LOT OF LA? OL NORTHEAST CORNEItOF EAST BAY AND QUIONARD STREET. On TUESDAY, tho 2d day of November, at t Old Fostortlce at 11 o'clock A. M., I will ael Fubllo Auction, without any manner of rcacr? All that LOT OF LAND, at the Northeast con nr Bast Bay and Guignard street, measuring a r?ntuinV"" 21 feet 6 Inchon front on East Bay. ?Mfec?on"?ulgnar: ^.???^ 8 l?r' on tho back, bo the same nm,. ?-. ALSO, Tho LOT Immediately adjoining the nhovo the north Uno, same dimensions. Terms of Sale?One-third cosh: remainder . one, two and three y oars, secured by bond a mortgage of the property sold. Purchaser to i - for conveyance and atampe. N. B.?For further Information, apply to oct2? JOHN 8. RYAN, No. 62 Broad atreet IGNEES' SALE. - ?5 of ad order of salo to me dlrec?^; \,t the Hon. oeorge S. "rjan, Judge of the Unite.i States District Court for the District of So'i'li Carolina I will Bell at public auction, in the Town of TlromonavlUc, South Carolina, on WEDNESDAY, the third day or November neu. at il o'olook A. M., 1 All and singular the right, title and Interest <k John M. Timmons, In or to the following RHAf ESTATE, with the Buildings thereon: i One hundred and twenty-four (124) LOTS in t, Town or TlmmonsvUle, as per plats or tho same. TRACT OF LAND In Darlington County, a c containing ono hundred and thirty-seven (137 aorea, more or leaa; hounded on the north and east by Lands of W. B. Ttmmona, south by Latin ; formerly owned by Thomas Hill, and on the wert by Lands of Hill, Grey and McLendon, and knov. . as the "Hughs" Land. TRACT OF LAND In Darlington Connty, 8. 0.. containing one hundred and forty-eight (14s acres, moro or less; bounded north and east >j Lands or Harr ell Pettlgrew and W. A. French, south and west by Lands or Benjamin Revel. TRACT OF LAND In Darlington County, S. C, containing fifty (50) acres moro or less, ndjoinir Lands formerly owned by James Oliver, wlllli . dee, Mrs. Ham. and known as the WilUam OUr Land. TRACT OF LAND In Darlington County, 8. C containing two hundred and thirty-seven (2~< " acres, more or leaa; lying between Spam h Swamp and .Lake Swamp; bounded north t - Lands of Evander White and Seamorc, cast I Landa of Law horn and estate of William Jour gan, south by Lands of Thomas'Stevenson, a! west by Lands or James Hill. TRACT OF LAND in Darlington County, S. ( containing two hundred and seventy-if ve (2*. ) acres, more or less, lylug between Sparrow Swan r and Lyn eh'a Creek, near Cannon and Ware Mill; bounded north by the run of Sparrow Swamp, and Lands of T. J. Cannon, east ' . Henry Hani's Land, south and wcat by Ward' Land. TRACT OF LAND In DarUngton County,' 8. ( . , containing two hundred and sixty-six (266) acre-., IfS more -?r leaa, lying between Bay Branch and LyUCh'S X.-*ek: bounded north by lands of T. J. .. a.i'-on, -s Hy Landa or J. Cuaack, south I , f, d west by Lands of J. C. Bbu . . en. .' >. LAND to Darlington County, 8. ('., cdntalnl ig threo (3) acres, more or leaa, near Old ?;;?::? ....Ji. known as Lawrence's "OldTanyard " TRAUT ?r ID in Darlington County, 9. . ootsmiu); lilne 3) acrca, moro or less, altnate le tr of the > my at Efflngham. ? i KACI i LAND In Darlington County, 8,'iK . . c^tAjnluu u.i v three (43) acres, more or leas, r->\ -vV; - ant- ut Tim-.nortvllle, oumide^thffCorporato Un undnri -.hown by plat.) Of ....KD in Darlington County, 8- < e.. ly-flve'(25) acres, more of 1er ituatc a! t tntn.onavllle, outside tbe corpora u ' tuitx; (bound t lea ahown by plat.) tract ! " i \ND in Clarendon Connty, 8. U.? containing . ij hundred and fifty (350) acres mere o. ' ss. iowu as the "Grant" Land, an . joining Lhi James Thomas, Joel Allen', ai V Jesse Hill. ~ TRACT OF t. \ND in Clarendon'CountyYa" if: ' < ntnlnlng nn.v hundred and thirty-five (91 acres, m?we or usa, lying on Burreu Branch and Kingsi. s .vamp; bounded north by Landa'of Robert J. MeKuigntj aoutli by Landa or estatooi V'lillai : L. Hlckaop and James Mcl^eaale,, we v uy Lends ot Duncan, Smiley, Noah Floyd, Ii. i Me.Knlght, and Wlllhlin D. McKenzie. TK.\CT OF lAND, m Suinter County, B.' irj, containing three hundred and eighty ' (asp) acre ?, more or leaa,1 known as the "Norwood's. Ctobm Roada Tract;" (the Suinter and Clarendon Une. passes through this tracL) I also, On MONDAY, the 8th day of November, 1809, u. , . Klngatree, South Carolina, at 12 o'clock M., . The following TRACTS OF LAND: TRACT or three hundred acres, more or Jess, ) ti the County or willlanisburg, 8. C.. one and a hin (1J?) or two 12) miles from Myeravllle.onthe North eaatern Ratlroad, adjoining Lands of N. M. Gra ham and< the eatate of Bramboy. TRAOTOF LAND ln.t WUuamabirrg County,, 43., containing three hundred and twpnty-oi > I aorea, more or less, .ly^ng^n Meadow, Prong.. On TUESDAY. .the1 ??ihday of November; 18W, i' Marlon Courthouse, 8. 0.1 1 TRACT-OP LAND In' Marlon Cootrtyj &'0i Mi taming four hundred and si arty-six (4M)aar*?/ more or less: bounded on the north by'Landau! estate or s. A. Campbell .and Landa of estate v Roger Gordon, south by Lands of Dr. MoMUlan and James Dewltt, eaat by Lands of the estate ' Richard Wllkcraon.and west by Lands of lUchw. White and Jamea McNeil. . . TRACT OF LAND in Marlun Oo?ttty, a O., en', talnlng three hundred (3001 acres/ more or loa? known as the "Henry Hutchinson" Land. TRACT OP LAND In Marlun County, 3. C, 01 four (4) acres, mdre or less, lying, being and situ ata at Efflngham; on the Northeastern Railroad ; hounded on au sides by the estate -Lands or Jot M. Tlmmona, deceased. Terms?One-third cash; balance upon a ored t of one and two years, with Interest from dato, payable annn&Uy' tin the whole amount, boti principal and interestl be1 paid; the purchaser c>. purchasers to give hla ov their bond or bond * with approved security and a mortggae or mort gagea of the premises. Purchasers to pay fOi aU necessary stamps and for papers. HENRY E. P. SANDERS, Assignee or John M. Tlmmons, Bankrupt. OCtl3 WB7 Q H I N A . OF DIRECT IMPORT AT ION, AT IMPORTER'S COST. Now opening, a fine line of FRENCH CHINA, DINNER BETS Tea Seta, ToBet sets. - ALSO, SEPARATE PLATES, of all the sizes Cups and Saucers, or aU tho sizes Tureens, Sauce Turcena, Boats, Dishes, Cover cd Dishes, Ac. Ac. Now la the tlmo to fill up vacancies at coat. Cal and see the stock. lt. H. McDOWELL, For Importers, oct25 mwfS King and Liberty streets. B E O A R E F TJ WHAT MEDICINES YOU TAKE. When you are exhauslgd by overwork or head or hand, and'TCe'. 'he need or something Invigorat ing, don't drink whiskey or any intoxicating thing, whether under tho name or luttera or other wise. Such articles give Juat as much strengt* to your weary body and mind as Uie whip gives to the Jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic atim. niants are injurious to nerve health, and are al ways fallowed by depreaalng reaction. D0DD*8 NBRYTNE AND INVIGORATOR Is a Tonic and gentle'stlmulnnt, which Is not at tended by reaction. What It gains, for yon It maintains. When It refreshes body or mtr.d, It rcrrcshes with natural strength that comes t* stay. We arc not recommending tectotalism In tho Interest or any faction; but long and extend ed observation tenches us that he who resorts to the buttle for rest or recuperation, win find, as he keeps at it, that ho la kindling a fire In hla bones which will consume like the flames or perdition. Turn rrom It, Take a tonic that will rerrcsh and not destroy. DODD'S NERVINE Is tor aalc by all Druggists. Price One dollar. See book or certi ficates that accompanies each bottle. Jnnett 7mos