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'THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1869.
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iff:ws of tue ha r.
?In Liverpool cotton closed at ll{al2d. for
uplauds; I2jal2^d. for Orleans, i
?In New York cotton closed firm. Sales 2200
bales; middling at 2Gjc.
?Cold closed very (lull at 29Ja30.
?It 1b said that New York lost a (1,000,000
picture' gallery by an omission in the will of
Henry Keep, the railroad millionaire.
?The receipts of Hie recent Slate fair of Illi
nois wcro (20,000; of the State mir of Wiscon
sin, #7600; or the Slate fair of Indiana, $211,080.
?The Raleh-h, N. C, Standard says Ihore
bits hivir - Ishlng Increase In the vnltia
I that city und neighborhood
wit .in ii.. in months.
?fcoyenty-flvo ct-I?red men left Richmond,
yi :. !':.rd-.i> tor the Culf States, whero
' to rccolv.'i (18 to (20 per month,
mu h y ot net s arc preparing to follow.
?Low shot's are quite fashionable, tho moat
fasl?onnblc being the Marie Antoinette slipper.
This is made higher nt tho back than sides,
with a small, high heel, and the front Is nearly
covered by full plultlngs of satins that rest
loosely upon the top of the foot above the
slipper, with an ornament of steel or Jot In
tho centre.
?Gold, it Is reported, Is selling in Hayt! at
180,000 per cont., or $1800 In paper for $1 In
gold. In order to put. a stop to this Immense
depreciation of tho currency, President Sal
nave sont some of tire brokers to prison, and
pressed others inlo the army. The gold, how
ever, kepi on rising, and pork Is selling nt
$50,000 a barrel.
?General H. B. Titus, of New Hampshire
has purchased Ibe farm owned by the late
Jobn Minor Bolts, in Culpeppcr County, near
Brandy .itntlon. Virginia, comprising 801 acres,
with the mansion nnd buildings, for $55,000.
A large number of Northern men hnvc bought
farms in Northern Virginia tills full, and intend
settling there permanently.
?The noston Board of Trade bave appoint
ed Nathan Appleton, Esq., as their representa
tive at (he ceremonies attending the opening
of the Suez Canal. The Advertiser says Mr.
Applcton is a young man of marked capacities
and promise, and has already shown his indi
viduality and character by preferring a life of
active uscliilncsH to one of wealthy Indolence.
He is at present on a tour of observation
through Sweden, Norway and Russia, and hi
accompanied by Goncrttl Panks.
?Bxtrordinary stories arc told of the heal
ing properties of a new oil which Is easily
made from thu yelk of hens' eggs. The eggs
are first, boiled hard, and tho yelks are thon
removed, crushed and placed over a fire, where
thoy are carefully stirred until tho whole sub
stance Is just on tho point of catching Are, ]
when tho oil separates and may be poured off,
One yelk wjll yield nearly two toaspoonfuls of
oil. It Is In general uso among the colonists
of South Russia as a means of curing cuts,
bruises and scratches.
n_?j--?vvu OOIU
for fifty thousand dollars. Mr. Newell, tho
owner of tho farm on which the giant was
found, Uiolns one quarter Interest in the prop
erty. Crowds of people visit the monster each
day, and the excitement Ib on the increase.
Professor Hall went to examine It to so*
whether It was a suit no or a petrified body,
but the owners would not permit- a scientific
examination. It Is now said that the giant is
the work of a Germnh sculptor, and was
"planted" only a few.months ago.
?General Don Platt Is not Jubilant over tho
Republican success in Ohio. Ho writes to his
paper, tbo Cincinnati Commercial, that there
never was a fight In Ohio so fiercely contested
by the. Republicans as tho last. "Tho land
rung with speakers nnd was flooded with doc
uments. The Republican lossos indicate com
ing dofeat unless we toko a new departure.
As the Fifteenth amendment takes tho negro
out of politics, the future issues will bo of a
financial sort, and thon whore are wol Put
your houso lu order, my Republican friend, for
to-morrow you die."
?A Washington telegram of Monday night
says: "Tho opinion of the Supremo Court In
the Yorgercaso, rendered to-day, is . regarded
by the Radicals as ? fatal blow at the rccon
at ruction acts of Congress." "Radical senators
now here, say that it will result in setting aiido
the entire work of reconstruction in the South.
There la ? good deal of speculation as to what
action tho President will- take. Homo say he
will Instruct General Ames to disregard tho
writ of habeas corpus on the ground that Mis
sissippi 18 under military rule, and 11ml the
writ Is inoperative there. Whllo tho doclslon
gives tho President considerable nn easiness,
and, as I learn, was not iinozpccted ' to him,
those best Informed say he will bow to the de
elsloii of the court, nud cause Yerger to he
delivered to the civil authorities."
?On Sunday morning Father Hyacinthe at
tended llio French Catholic Church In Twenty
third street, New York, without being recog
nized by any one. Attended by Mr. Darling
and Mr. Tilden be afterwards proceeded to
Plymouth Church, in Brooklyn, (Kov. Henry
Word BeeelierV.) where ho also escaped recog
nition until after I he congregation began to
disperse, when hu was cordially mot and wel
comed by Mr. Bcecher, with whom he passed
the greater part of the afternoon. The New
York Tribune, after speaking of Mr. Uewthor's
sermon, says: "After lite benediction was
pronounced tho people crowded around
Father Hyacinthe by hundreds. Every per
son In the body of tho church pressed toward
Hie great orator. Ladles mounted tho back
rail of the seats, nntl stood there supported by
tho gentlemen who attended them. Mr.
Becclier having received word that he wished
to seo him; wont tip and gnvo him a very
cordial greeting. Mr. Bcecher spoko first.
He said thai all tills demonstration was not
pure curiosity of their people, but their vory
genuine sympnthy for him In the stand which
lie has taken in behalf of manly Cbrlsllnn
liberty. The reverend father said that he was
.much pleased with the reception tboy gave
him." _
Another Strike.
The Union T.Ongahorciiioii are ui-mn on u
strike. Threo weeks ago thoy demanded
Higher wages, and failed to carry their point,
for the good reason that plenty of men could
be found to do tho work at a lower price.
Now thoy dechiro that thoy will not help to
load any vossol until a stcvodoro who has
been discharged by his employer is restored
to his place. In plain words, these long
shoremen intend to dictate, if thoy can,
what wogos shall bo paid, and who shall,
and shall not bo employed, by tho ship
masters and agents at this port. '
This foolishness can only bo stopped In ono
way. If the employers give an inch , the
strikers will take an ell. . Thoy must hold
fast and refuse to mako a hnlr's-breadth of
concession, for H they recede now thoy will
glvo tho signal for new exnctlons which it
will he impossible to endnre.
, We believe that laborers can ho had to
take the places of tho strikers; but, whether
they can or ' cannot, tho employers would
lose more by giving way than by quietly
Btandlng their ground. Fifty or sixty able
bodied laborers are advertised for this
morning by Messrs." William Roach & Co.
They Avili be paid liberally, and will doubt
less bo easily had.
Tiic Political Year.
With tho coming month of November tho
series of political elections for the present
year will bo closed. In the results of the
elections which have been hold up to this
time there has not been much variety, al
though Radicalism has received more than
one sturdy blow, and the National Democra
cy have gained new and decided advantages.
New Hnmpshirod letl oil' in March, electing
n Governor and members of tho State Leg
islature. As usual of late years, tho Re
publicans were successful. Connecticut fol
lowed in April, electing a Republican Gov
?or nnd securing a Republican majority In
h branches of the Legislature. In July
- tho Virginia elections woro hold. Tho Dem
ocrats made no party nominations, nud sup
ported the ticket of tho moderate Republi
cans or Anti-Radicals?-the . Democratic j
vote electing tho Governor nntl a large ma
jority in the State Senate and House. TIiIb
was, to all intents nnd purposes, n crushing
d?font of the bitter-end Radicals. In Au
gust the Conservatives or Anti-Radicals
swept Tennessee, defeating Stokes nnd elect
ing Senter nnd a majority of the State Leg
islature. Again were tho bitter-enders
smitten hip nnd thigh, although in Tennes
see, us in Virginia, the Radical candidates
had on their side tho whole oillcinl influence
of the State and Federnl Governments. In
September the Republicans were victorious
in Vermont and Maine, which was noth
ing new or strange. California, in the
same month, elected a new Legislature,
and the Democrats obtained a largo ma
jority In that body. In tho lato judicial
elections the Democrats were again suc
cessful by a thumping vote. Pennsyl
vania, Ohio and Indiana followed during I
the present month of October, and- in each
State the Republicans prevailed. But hi1
Pennsylvania the Radical majority was cut
down from 28,898 in 1868 to 4696 in 1869,
and in Ohio, from 41,428 in 1868 to about
8000 In 1869. On tho whole, the Democrats
have done very well, In spite of their occa- I
slonal blunders of management and policy.
Elections are to bo held next month in
Now York, Now' Jersey, Now Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Illinois, Minnesota, Wiscon
sin, Mississippi, Maryland and Texas. In
Now York the election takes place on Tues
day next, and tho officers ' to < bo elected
are a Secretary of State, a Comptroller, a
Treasurer, an Attorney-General, a Stato En
gineer and Surveyor, a Canal Commissioner,
an Inspector of Stato Frisons, two Judges
of tho Court ol Annpnia *.*ai**
the Supremo Court and a full Legislature.
Tho Democratic majority at the elections fdr !
Secretary of Stato two years ago was 47,930;
but the Radicals are working desperately
hard to outgoneral thoir opponents. In
nominating General Frnuz Sigel for Secre
tary of Stato and Horace. Grceloy for Comp-. |
trollor, they mako a high bid for tho German
vote, and that of any lambs who may bo
Willing to stray from the Democratic fold.
There Is no doubt, however, that the Demo
crats-will, its usual, carry the day, although
the elections hinge moio upon local and
personal than national questions.
Illinois doos not this year elect State offi
cers, but on Tuesday next will elect mem
bers of a Stato Constitutional Convention.
This convention will determine whether the I
word "white" shall bo stricken from tho!
clause In relation to suffrage. In tho Legis
lature the Republicans have a majority; but |
the Democrat* claim that in tho constitu
tional convention the strength of tho two
parties will bo about equal. On the same
day Chicago elects a new city government.
Thero nro two tickets In the field?ono tho
regular Republican ticket, and the other the
CltlzeriB' ticket, supported by both Republi
cans and Democrats for tho prjrposo of j
breaking up tbo corrupt Radical ring.
Tho Massachusetts election for Stato ofll
cere and members of the Legislature will
also toko placo on Tuesday next The cam
paign has acquired additional interest from
tho prominenco givon tho temperance ques
tion, nnd from tho fact that tho Labor Re
form party has ontered the field and noml
noted o ?eparato ticket. Thon is overy
pros|KJct that tho new inovcmuut will cut
deeply Into the Radical majority, which lust
year, for President, was 77,0fi'J, Tho Hc
publicaus have ronotninntcd Williun Clallin,
tho present Governor. Tlie Democratic
candidate is John Quiticy Adams. Tlie
Labor Reform candidate* Is Bdwln M; Chhm
hcrlin, the son of a rich hotel-keeper in Bos
ton. A special election w'll also be held in
the Seventh Congressional District, to 1)11
the vacancy cnuscd by the resignation of
Secretary Hunt well. The Republican candi
date is George M. Brooks, a brother-in-law of
Attorney-General Ilonr. Tim Democratic
candidate is Lu?retl S?lslullStull, of Newton.
On Tuesday, also, Minnesota will elect
Stato ofllccrs nnd members of tho Legisla
ture. There are three tickets in the field?
tho Republican, Horuoo Austin for Gover
nor: the Democratic, George L. Otis for Gov-i
crnor; nnd tho Temperance, Rev. David
Cobb foi* Governor. The strong point of the
canvass is opposition to tho tariff, to which
tho low price of wheat is declared to bo due.
In 1868 the Republican majority was 15,470.
On tho stirtio day Wisconsin elects a full
State ticket and the members of the Legisla
ture. Tho Republican candidate for Governor
is Lucius Fairchild, and tiio Democratic
Charles D. Robinson. The Republicans lind
laatymr, for President, a majority of 24,1-17,
and will undoubtedly be successful this year.
Mnrylnnd elects on Tuesday the members
of the Genoral Assembly, a State Comp
troller and County Commissioners. The
present Legislature is composed entirely of
Democrats, who ufo .expected to have, as
usual, a majority bf about 30,000.
Now Jersey elects on Tuesday a portion of
the State Senate, and all the members of the
House of Representatives. This gallant
State may bo counted on for a Democratic
majority. New Hampshire has a special
election on tho sumo day upon tho question
of ? Constabulary law. ? change or 2500
votes would glvo tho Stute to the Demo
crats, and tho Republicans feol that they
tread on delicate ground. The Constabu
lary law may cause their defeat.
On Tuesday, the 30th Novcmbor, Missis
sippi votes upon tho Reconstruction consti
tution ndoptod in May, 1868. Tho disabili
ties, test oath, and loaning the credit of tho
State clauses are submitted to a separate
vote. This is the second Reconstruction
constitution submitted to tli? people, the
first hnviug been rejected. At the same
time State officers, Congressmen and mem
bers of tho Legislature will be elected.
Thoro uro two tickets in the field. One is
the out-and-out Radlcnl ticket, and the
other the Conservative tlckot. James L
Alcorn is the Radical candidate ami Judge
Dont the' Conservative candidate for Gover
nor. The parents of General Alcorn wcro
originally South Carolinians. General Alcorn
is a renegade Confederate, who, after tho
close of tho war, "accepted the situation."
Judge Dont is a brother-in-law of General
Grunt, nnd an anto-bellum Democrat. He
resides and owns iandod ostalo lu Missis
sippi. ^
.The Stato of Texas closes the elections of
tho year. The people will voto on the adop
tion of tho Reconstruction constitution,
adopted In Austin in Juno last, and wilf
olect Stato officers and Congressmen. In
1868 a proposed constitution wop rejected;
Tho. election takes place on November 80.
There arc three tickets in tho Held?Radlcnl,
Conservative and Democratic. General
Davis, the Radical candidate for Gover
nor, nnd General Hamilton, the Conserva
tive candidate, aro in favor of adopting tho
constitution. This is opposed by tho straight
out Democrats. There is some doubt of the
regularity of the Democratic nominations,
and tho chances favor tho "third party,"
against whom President Grant and his Cabi
net are using all tho'errors and inlluonces
of official d?capit?t ion and public plunder.
General Hamilton is an Alubnmian, and an
original Union man.
After all the talk about the Suez Canal
and its effect upon tlie commercial relations
of tho civilized world, it would bo somewhat
of a shock if it should he found wanting
with refcronco to tho very object for which
it was built In Alexandria tho confidence
felt concerning the opening of tho canal for
useful traffic is said tobe diminishing; but
what 1b more uncomfortable is that the agent
of a Liverpool linn, sent out expressly to
survey and roport, says that tho depth
of water throughout) the canal Is very
unequal. A light vessel sailing in it thr-.
other day grounded, but having for'nr.. !< '.
been sent on Us mission qi^-: j W;iH
started back without a?<y dil" -.
bo true, tho ten sti .n ship lines gr?V-ni
bey for theSuez trade wi mon tvn ' sonu
other employ tie id.
TnB Tribune says thai the Administra
tion, in the en iv of iiutterfleld, as in pre
vious instances, has shown its d?termina
tion to have its officials "above even the
suspicion of,evil." Has Mr. Greeley forgot
*oU that Daniel B, Sickles is the official who
represents the United States at Madrid? Of
course it may bo said for ono thing that
Sickles is "above suspicion," inasmuch as
his "evil" is beyond all dispute.
. The Iotter of Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken,
which wo print this morning, contains im
portant regulations for tho guidance of per
sons who intend to bo exhibitors at the
State Fair. This letter Is intended as a gene
ral reply to tho large number of letton
which Colonel Aiken is unable to answer
separately. > : **?*
Tub steamship Darlen, of tho Charleston
and Liverpool direct steamship line, arrived
at this port yesterday. 8ho will be followed
bv the Marmora, the Adalia, and a fourth
ship of superior construction and fine sea
going and carrying qualities.
A Public meeting will be held at Marion
Courthouse on ^tho second Monday in No
vember for tho purpose, of organizing a dis
trict survivor's association.
j?;OLMES A MACBETH,
KO. St BROAD BTBItr.T,
Charleston, 8. a,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER, RBAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS
WlH attend to Renting and Oolite tin g of Rente
and purchase and sale of Stocks, Bonds, Gold.'
surer and Real Estate, ' '. *
To the Fnrcfcasc of Qoods and Supplies for par
ties In the country upon reasonable terms. '
Gsobos l. Holmes., .ujs.xa.vdsu Macbeth.
jenl lyr
UUanto.
W
WANTS OK ALL KINDS CAN HE
llliul" known to everybody hi l lm coin m Ii
nt t ho rate or 33 cent h for twenty words or less,
wich insertion, ir paid In advance._
IADORERS WANTED. ? I' 1 ET Y OK
J sixty able-bodied I n borers, white or colored,
will be employed ami liberal wages paid, lo work
on board the Itrlllsb bark Jerome Jones, and
American brig Shamrock, now loading cotton Tor
Liverpool. Applv to K. CROSBY, Master llrlilsb
bark Jerome Jones. Middle Atlantic Wharf: JOHN
HAY, Master American brig shamrock, Brown's
Wharf, or to WILLIAM ROACH ft CO., Agents.
oc12s 1_
ANTED, A GOOD DRAYMAN. Al?
j^r,Yj\Miiisj)mce!_oci2s
WANTED,; A SINGLE WOMAN. OF
good character, lo do I lie housework of it
private family. Apply at the southeast corner of
wcutwortli and Itutledge streets. oct'JS
ANTED. A STRONG SPRING
Wagon, lu good order. Apply at No. 21
Bee street._octgg i
WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
and iimu r, white or colorcil, without en
cumbrance. Quod reference required. Apply at
No. 170 Meeting slreet, near George.
ocl'js 2
ANTED, AN Al BUTLER FOR A
private qimlly, who knows his biihiuets.
Hccommcndatlons required us to capacity and
character. Apply to CLAHHOItN, HERRING ft
CO., North Atlantic. Wharf. oci28 3
WAN T IS D -, A GOOD COOK AND
Washer for a srahll ramily; also, a Ctrl to
take enre of a child. Hood recommendations re
quired. Apply nt No. 55 Smith street, above ou
lioini street._oct28 1*
"\?7* ANT ED, A COOK AND WASHER.
v V Apply at No. G2 Coming street, next to the
cornei of orocji street._oct28 1*
WANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL
llouscTvlth tour (4) good rooms. Address
"House," Nrts Ofllce, giving terms and location.
oct23 stuth3?_
ANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
at No. 47 Hnscl street. oct27 2*
w
WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
do chamber work. None need apply un
less well recommended. Good wages pnld. Ap
ply at No. 39 Montague street._oet27 2
WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
assist In housework. Apply at southwest
corner Queen and Tropmann streets. oct20
WANTEJ), A CAPABLE LAUNDRESS.
Apply at N
side, near East Hay
Apply ai No. 10 Woutworth street, south
En
WANTED, A HOUSE IN THE CEN
TRAL part of the city, containing four
rooms, with good outbuildings nnd cistern. Ap
ply, by letter, to Key Bog 95._oct20
WANTED, A WHITE GIRL, MIDDLE
agod, to do the work of a small family
and milk a cow. Apply at No. 01 Cannon street.
oct20 4 ?_
WANTED, TO TURCHASE A COM
PLETE copy of the U. 8. CENSUS for
18i'0. Apply, stating price, to " CENSUS," DAILY
Nkwe OrptCE._oct7
WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
In n Wholesale Drug Store, or a large Re
tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to
go in the country. Will expect but a stnnll com
pensation nt first. The applicant Is a graduate of
tho South Carolina Medical College. Address M.
1)., through the Postoillcc._octo
TO DRUGGISTS. ?A PHYSICIAN AND
DBUOOIST, of twcnty-rlvo years' experience,
extensively ami favorably known throughout the
State, and can Inilucncc a large trade, wishes a
situation In a Wholesale Drug Mouse, or a large
Bctall nnd Prescription Drug Store. Both city
nud country references given. Address "Hefu
gce." Box tj, Yorkvlllc, S. C._octs imo?
WANTED, A II O U S E , NEAR THE
central pari of the city, containing five or
six rooms, with good outbuildings and water.
Address H, at this Ofllce. sept28
ANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
tlut JOB PRINTING or nil kinds, plain
and ornamental, Is executed promptly In the
neatest style and at the lowest New i one prices,
at Tub Ntws Job Office, No. 140 EAST HAY. Call
and examine the scale of prices before giving your
orders cisewboro.,
HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
Ac, now vacant, can readily be rented by
udvertlslug them "in this column. The rntc Is 25
cents for twenty words.or less, each insertion, If
paid in advance. ' _
FOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE RESI
DENCE, No. 38 South Iliiv. Apply lo ROB
I.KT HEU, No. 3 Adgcr's Wharf. QCt28 th
mo, RENT, A STORE IN MEETING
X street, opposite the Circular Church?to be
completed by 16th* November. Apply to H. A.
BODTRIQUBS._;_QCI28 thms3
HORSES AND ROCKAWAY FOR SALE.
A Hay MAKE, 7 years old, of line spirit and
action uudcr the saddle, from reputable blooded
stock.
A liny MARE of St. Lawrence and Canndn stock,
for many years accustomed lo the city, gentle
und rcl'iihle, high spirited and never ailing.
A light ROCKAWAY", suited for single or double
draft, with harness, several years In use.
The elder Muro will be sold low to a purchaser
for city use. N. M. PORTER, No. 143 Ciillioun
sircot._octgfl tutlri
TO RENT, HOUSE No. 4 STOLL'S
Alley. Rent low If applied for'Immediately.
Apply to Mrs. JORDAN, No. 1 '/.Ig Zag Alley.
ocfjo a?_
mO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX
X TURES for a grocery and bar-room, corner
Longitude Lane nnd East Bay. To an approved
tenant rent will be $10 per mouth. Also, six
large square Booms, with fireplaces, back piazzas
and clBtern wutor on every Btory. Tho rooms
will be rented singly If preferred. Inquire or Mi
ROSE, on the promises._ . ictltt
ROOMS TO RENT.?THRRF? UNFC
NIS1TED rooms In a residence pleasn
situated In the weitem pun of lie- >uv. i
moderate. Forfurthei particulars, ipiily n;
ii Doughty street, octy:
4?lv bole m '
]>F\i - ' 01' (,,< PERSONAL PRO
-? i HT Y ut any kind uiay bo advertised for
*. Isvnlnmn, ut tho rate of 26 cents for
i r ids or leas, each Insertion, H paid la
? i M ARIES I CANARIES I ? THOSE
KJ nttt crsatorcs have arrived, and sing bcau
tliu). Co and select one In time. They will be
soldt KLEIN'S Cheap Fruit Store, No. 330 King
strct Also in store, a fine assortment of Fruit
JUst deceived, very nice. Lemons at 60 cents a
doz?; Sweet Pears and Peaches. oct28 1?
Fit SALE OR TO RENT, THE FOR
MER preferred, that eligibly located PRO
PERT known as "Cattle Farm," on Rotlcdge
avedr, a short distance abovs Lino street. Ap
ply I OTTO BWEITZER, No. 369 King street.
ocesi*_
TTTJRSES AND MULES.?TO ARRIVE
II this day, 22d, an extra lot of young broke
MUfH and IIORSES, and for Sale at the subsorib
er'sUihles. P. WEST. _octlg
PUNTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
?REAT BARGAIN.?One small CyllndcrTAY
LOR'RBSS in complete repair. It has been bnt
littlruscd, and Is sold Blmpjy becanse the present
ownr has no nse for it. The size of tho bed of
the res s Is forty-four by iiftv-clght Inches. Said
Pros wUl be sold at a great bargain if applied for
at oce, as the room It occupies Is wnntcd for
otheipurposcs. Addrcsss BOx No. 3705 New York
Pos place_sept2Q
Ucwouolo.
E?MOVAL.?DR. J. P. CITAZAL HAS
I,removed his residence from No. 70 Anson
stree to No. 6 Wentworth street, north side, near
Bas: nay. Ills Office will remain as usual, nntil
furtkt notice,- at No. 70 Anson street.
oc(Q stotbs_
?sTdeSAUSSURE k SON HAVE RE
iMOVED their Offlcs and Residence to No.
104 road strset, north side, two doors east of
Klngilrect. _,_octal luthso
REMOVAL.?THE UNDERSIGNED
wootd respectfully Inform his friends and
cummers that be has removed from No. 627 to
640 ling street, directly opposite the old stand,
Whe? he will keep a flue assortment of STATION
ERY Ulnnk Books, New Novels, Periodicals, Ac.
oc07 a* J. B1LTBRSTBIN.
RIMOVED.?RIECKE k SCHACHTE
have this, day removed their Auction and
Oomatsslon Bnslness to VENDUE RA?TGB, ea
llnis1 new stores, whore tbey wUl be bappy to
wee Heir old customers. _ect26
KM?VAL.?OLAGHORN, HERRING *
CO., Factora and Commission merchants,
have removed from Accommodation Wharf to
Nom Atlantic Wharf. . ecu imo
OD BOARD WITH P L BASANT
'ROOMS.?Permanent board, $T per week:
Trunaent, $i 60 per day. Apply at No. 45 East
Bay. w. t. McDonald. octaa a*
Gr*
XHcelinge.
MASONIC FAIR ASSOCIATION.?COM
BI ITTKK on Management <?r Masonic fair
Association will meet This Bvbkinu, (it Musoulc
Hall, at hull-past T. A lull ami punctual at
tendance Is earnest It requested.
It. E. IIIIOWN,
oc!28 Beeret ary.
OVmusemriuo.
7< T N A F I R E C 0 M I' A N Y
The SECOND SOIREE of litis Company will he
given at their Hall, queen street,
THIS E v i: N INK,
28th Instant, ut s o'clock.
Members wishing tickets for themselves unit
friends can procure them from the Committee.
onicers of the Department ami Firemen are
requested to appear lit their respective uniforms.
COMMtTTRK.
O.O. Wkihtman, C. A. Von Doiii.kn,
T. J. Lyons, Wai.tkii wkiui,
F. KrBSSBL, .lr., John Mauion,
oct'iS tii?lhl
?
n E FIRST S O I R E E
oh
THE FREUNDSCIIAFT8BUND
Will be held TUIH Evenino, October 88, nt their
Hall, Society street. A full und varied programme
will be presented.
octSS TUB COMMITTEE.
H
O P E F I R E C O M I* ANY.
ASOIHEKwill be given by this Company nt
their Hall, Archdale street, on monday Evening,
the 1st November, at 8 o'clock.
Members wishing tickets can procure them
from the
committee:
GEORGE IIURKE, I JOHN KENNY,
R. J. SEYMOUR, JOHN HI LEY,
JOHN E. BURNS. I W. HROOKHANKS.
oct'28 thma_
A SOIREE
Witt nK given
by tho
MARION SOCIAL CLUB,
' on tiiciisday bvrnino. kovkmiikh 4tii.
Tickets can bo procured from cither of tho un
dersigned
committee:
W. H. nALSALL, 0. W. SHORES,
J. T. MILLIGAN, G. F. BUCUUEIT,
J. P. CAHILL.
OCt28
tost unb ifouub:
LOST AND FOUND AGAIN.?IF YOU
have lost anything, make It known to tho
public through this column. The rale for twenty
words or less, each insertion, is 2S cents, If paid
In advance._
A BLACK AND WHITE COW STRAY
. V ED Into No. 688 King street, which the
nwncr can have by paying expenses.
9 Ct28 1?_
STRAYED, FROM No. 0 L E G A R E
.-ireet, a Red and White COW, one horned.
The finder will be rewarded for its return.
oci28 1?_
LOST, A BROWN SHE GOAT, THREE
cuts In one car and one In the other. The I
tinder will be rewarded by leaving her nt No. tH>
King street._oct28 l*
TRAYED FROM No. 79 BEAUFAIN
STREET, on the 25th Instant, a bull terrier
I'UPabout live months old?answers to the name
of Dan. All whito except n few yellow spots
about the shoulders. Reward paid if required.
OCttt i*
(Educational.
MRS. G. W. ALEXANDER WILL RE- 1
OPEN her School for Dancing, at the Ma
sonic Hull, corner of King and Wcntworl h streets,
on Monday, November l. i
Hours for Class Instruction at 4 and 8 P. M.
Soirees every alternate Satuudav Nicht. For J
terms, Ac, apply at her residence, No. 11 Com
Ing street._octl8 mtho
rnilB EXERCISES OF MRS. BLUM'S I
JL SCHOOL will be resumed on Monday. October \
41 h, at her Residence, Mary street, opposite Eliza
beth. All the branches of an English education
taught. Music and French If desired.
BOptSM
W
.financial.
ANTED
$1000 to $5000 OITY OE MEMPHIS COUPONS
South Carolina Railroad and Rank Stork
By A. 0. KAUFMAN,
Broker and Commission Agent,
octas ths2 No. 26 Broad street.
S
TERLING EXCHANGE,
Wanted by
E. LAFITTE A CO.,
oct2T wths3 No. 20 Broad street.
S
IG HT CHECKS
On Messrs. MORTON, BLISS A CO., New York,
in sums to suit purchasers.
For sale by E. LAFITTE A CO.,
oct27 wths3m6 No. 20 Broad street.
P e \i a r d lowndes,
ItliOKKB, No. 1 BROAD - ru?r.l,
on comiiiisslon. Bond!1 S*f?cl .
written pi ail kinds, i In i?i'?*>
' A deslied, h l?tt . . otherwise,
ic?rfuiiy gi reo. piv a* . vc a I No
...cti ?ti ci, ? - : mourn I ustoiti Uoj 307, .
win iiljo uti, nd ..? '.h?- Invip ...?mib of money In
large an i small . _.nus.
KsymiLNuKS.?Wagner. linger A Co., Reeder A
Davis, 0. A. Trenholm A Son, W. O. Bec A Co.,
Thomas E. Waring, Cashier South Carolina Loan
and Trust Company; Pelzcr, Rodgers A Co., J. D.
Alken and Co., Georgo H. Walter A Co., Cohen,
Uanckcl A Co., Andrew Simonds, President First
National Bank. scpt2l 2mos nao
iUioccllniicono.
LBOUJASSON INFORMS THE PUB
L10 that tio Is' the possessor of a SALVE
warranted to care alt Chronic Diseases and In
flammation of the globe of the eye. Apply at No.
208 King-street, near Wentworth. oct2l 0*
S
olomon's bitters
ACCOMPLISH ALL THET PROMISE.
septl7 3H10S _BAOUL A LYNAn'S.
F
r . dauer
MBSIO DEALER, Piano Toner, Teacher of Vio
lin, Flute and OuUar. Repairer of Musical 1st ru
ments.
H itch cock's Five and Ten cents Muslo always
on hand.
BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with the best
and most fashionable Muslo lately received from
Europe at moderate prices. Apply at No. 440
King street, four doors above Calhonn.
ootia tulrathfimos _
jy O YOU WI8H
TO PREVENT TOOR
chill and fever!
sept 17 Smofl BSE SOLOMONS' DITTERS.
I L L I A M M. LAWTON,
LoTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Me. io Botch's wbasp.
Extra Heavy Bea Island n agoing AND TWINE
for sale. Advances mads on Produce-In hand,
angae Mm to_
T O U I 8 M o L A I N ,
BROKER AMD COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 48 BROAD STREET.
Charleston, 8. a
Stocka, Bonds and Oold bought, aarrled and
sold short in New York q?,
PartlenUMttentlon paid to the purchase and
sale of ail kinds of Southern SsscflMeflV
ecti
(fflolliing nii? ifnvmoljing (?>oobo.
J*^ A It G Ii STO C K
FINIS I??,YT..I1. CliOTIIINC.
NOW OPENED AT
No. 291 King Street,
CORNEE OF WENTWORTH,
A largo and dcgnnt supply of Fall ami Winter
CLOTHING.
FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
Maile In the best manner, comprising all the latest
styles for this fall) and offered at LOW THICKS.
IN THE STOCK ARE THE FOLLOWING:
MIXED CASSIMERE SUITS.*15 00
Double and Twisted Casslmcre Suits. 17 00
Fancy Casslmcre Suits. 18 00
Dahlia Melton Suits. 18 00
Ulack and White Silk Mixed Suits. 20 00
Diagonal Coating Suits. 21 00
Scotch Cheviot Suits. 24 00
Rlbccuf Silk Mixed Stills. 26 00
Golden Silk Mixed Suits. 26 00
Olive Mixed Melton Suits. 28 00
Chesterfield Coats at from...'.$12 co to 20 00
Water-proof Tweed Ovcrsacks. 10 00
Melton ovcrsuekB. '. i j oo
English Melton Sacks.'.IS 00
Fnnoy Casslmcro rants at from?$5 00 ?o 10 00
Vests of Casslmcre, Cloth, Coating, Heaver
and Velvets, at from.$3 00 to 10 00
BOYS' AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING,
To fit boys and youths from three to seventeen
years of age, In grcnt variety of (panties, i?t
School and Dress Salts
FTJR?VIS1II?VG GOODS.
The handsomest supply ever offered In this city,
consisting in pArt as follows:
BAJOU'S PARIS KID OLOVBS, of all shades
Laport's Paris Kid Olovos, of all shades
rrirousBC Paris Kid Cloves, of all shades (all cele
brated makers!
Castor Heaver Gloves
Calfskin Oloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
Buckskin Walking and Driving Olovos
Tanned Deerskin Oloves
nuck Gauntlet Oloves
Suspenders of all styles, uiciuuiug iiic riuoalan
r>, ut.v, it ill. x-*>toui lovor Duokloo
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy, Colored and Rlack Silk Tics
Bows, Scarf* and Cravats, such as tho Dumas,
-the Parisian, the Now Brighton, the Shake
speare, tho Opera, Alpine, Ac
ALSO,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWEB8, in aU quali
ties, including tho Angola Flannel. Merino, Lamb's
Wool, Canton Flannol and Shaker Flannel, Ac.
COLLARS of Paper and Linen, such as the
Grays, Dickens and Bismarck, of Paper; and the
Byron, Thalbcrg, Dickens, Egbert, Shakcspcaro
and Burllngamc, of Linen.
TIT33 STAR SHIRTS,
Noted for their fitting qualities and good work
manship. A fuU supply always on hand. Prices
at from $8?to$4.
THE
Tailoring Department,
Supplied with a large stock of now FOREIGN
IMPORTATIONS for this fairs wear of the most
choice styles, which will be made np to order In
the beat manner, under the earo of a flrst-slass
French Cutter.
Prices Axed asd marked on each garment.
Customers are Invited to call orjf look through
the stock, and maxo their selections.
Wttlian-i Matthiesaen.
B. W. MoTUREOUS, Superintendent.
sepUl raths2mos
1 O A L! ' ?AI.
03roc ". ico. Cirj?r vo.
Ii viiif; 'in i \ !.' v.
J
inco sack* l.i. n -, ??.< p ,, r.'
strumer Durlcti
Kiirkx. I'tir mV , t . t Mi i'rM. .,
price, ii.v ; i
ocl-.'S . , . ,.. ... r.
c
MO loll* uf si '.i.-> .\>! > I >
lauding fluni s< >n . !. i
Wharf, fur Hille i
N im*
OCI58 I Hei '\ t u IIa . ! .. tl, i
L A T K! .> 1. A i Kl ? |, ,\ T ?j
J.-.,000 No. 1 ROOKING SI.AIT., now landing
fmin Schooner .1. A. Parsons, for mile low wlillu
discharging. Apply to
C. W. KEKiNlors.
No. J7I Kasl Hat,
Q' i2s I Hclwccii Hasel ami Wen! wort h ?t?.
g A L T A F L O AT."
Tono sin ks I.IVKHI'OOI. SALT, ou hoard llritish
ship 1 na.' of Wellington, for by
iClSH 2 It A VKNKI. A- CO..
N
K W I, A It D
H E I- I N E I) V A M I L Y I, A H D.
Wc arc now packing
N K YV I. A It I)
OK T H i 8 REASONS M A K E.
Tierces, half bbis.. Kegs, a lbs.. .1 lbs., and 10 lbs.
Ciiildles, no lb. cases.
For price ' its, address.
1'ltOCTOH A- OAMIH.E,
ocljs fui ? IS Ciiiclnnuli, Olllo.
B
UTTER, CHEESE, LARD, FLOUR,
SCO A It, TEA, Ac.
20 flrkinaChoice Tithlc UOTTEIt
40 tuns UUUtl lluttcr
10? boxes Factory C'licese
20 tierces l.cuf Lard
no tubs Leaf and Heflucd Litrd
75 hnlf chests llvson and Oolong Tens
100 liurrcls Itcllned Sugar
200 barrels Choice Flour
200 enscs Tomatoes
loo lings Java, Lnguyra and Hlo Coffee
.10 barrels Whiskey
Brandy, din and Wines
Tierces and casks Rice
Mackerel, Herrings, Codfish
Syrup, ('caches. Jellies
lironms. Buckets, Paper, Ac.
For sale at lowest market prices by
MULLE R, NI M IT/ A CO.,
oct20 tutlit _ No. 181 East liny.
D
EMIJOIINS, DOTTLES, FLASKS, &C.
3000 ficrmnn DEMIJOHNS, various sizes
50 gross lint ties and Flasks
50 casks and boxes Bottled Ale ami Portor
10 casks French Claret Wine
100 cases Preach llnttlcd Uecr
200 lbs. Smoking Tobacco
10 M Cigars
00 bills. Acme Philadelphia Whiskey
S bills. Bourbon Whiskey.
On consignment and for sale low by
octl4 2luth4 CLACIUS A WITTE.
QOFFEE, PEPPER, SPICE, &c, &c.
SO bags BIO. LAO?AYHA and JAVA COFFEE
10 bags Pepper nnd Spice
50 bbls. Kclined Sugars
2u hbds. ami 30 bbls. W. I. Molasses and Sugar
30 bbls. Cider, W. W. and French Vinegar
f>0 bbls. and half bbls. Mnckcrcl
5(> boxes und baskets imported Olive Oil
75 eases French Brandy Cherries
loo enses CiiHiied Oooils
40 boxes Chewing Tobacco.
For sale by CLACIUS A WITTE.
od? attithj_
INE, BRANDY, WHISKEY, &c.
W
60 casks SHERRY, MADElltA and POUT WINES
0-4 und 5-8 casks French llraudy
10 casks Holland (tin, Scotch Whiskey and W. I.
Hum
Domestic Brandy, Bum, dm, Corn and Rectified
Whiskey.
For sale low by CLACIUS & WITTE.
net 14 2tuth4_
Q.UNNY CLOTH 1 GUNNY CLOTH I
On the spot and to nrivc. For sale by
OCI7 Hint_OEO. A. TRENIIOLM A SON.
ALT! SA L.I.I SALT!
S
400 Innre sacks LIVERPOOL SALT.
.,?^'" ."."'L' hv ' WALSn,
OCtlO tUttlS? .mi. in r.i. ,j..?A,
C
O A L ! COAL! COAL!
Now landing from Hrlg Mary E. Dana, s
RED ASH, EGO AND STOVE COAL, Will
be sold low, by applying to
F. P. SEIONTOL
Corner East Day and Hasel street, East si
octJO tuttif3_
IIOICE C. R. SIDES.
C
40 hbds. Cholco CLEAR Rill SIDES. Fot
low to close sales. HENRY C011IA A
OCt27 2_
ORN ! FLOUR I BLACK SEED OA
G
1500 bushels Choice Milling CORN, now U uptii
from Schooner United Brothers
1001 bushels Prime Western White C< n, i ?
Steamship Prometheus.
FLOUR.
1200 bbls. NORTHERN FLOUR, among wl on
choice brands of Bakers' Flour
looosacks Family and Evtr;. Flonr, "Ci
Mills."
RL.M K SEED ' VT.
2000 bushels cholcu und eu lly w ncl
SEED ?> TS I' m l.y .
nct2S IJ 'AMPSEN
,|ri I v j. IL'^iTl S ALT
3000 sacku LIVERPOOL SALT, direct fron Liv
erpool?large and full sacks.
For sale at lowest market prices, br
OC12S T. J. KERR A CO.
S
ELECTED TOMATOES
600 cases, a lb. enns of 2 dozen
Single, case, $8 00 "
Five or more cases $3 75 per cose. '
Warranted of the best quality, nnd putSip't'"*
prcssly for W. S. CORWIN A CO., "ir<
oct 23 0_No. 275 King street.
gALLANTINE & SON'S PALE ALE.
Weekly supplies of the above superior brand, .
in barrels and half barrels. For sale by y
YV. H. CHAFEE A CO..
octil lmo_No. 207 East liny street.g
jy? A R E N G O
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
THE FINEST TONIC IN THE Wj&RLI'.
4&-For solo by all Druggists. _J*"*
G. J. LUnN^igent, /1
Druggist
Oornor King and John stre*..
S
septi7 3mos_Charleston, 8. O.
-\
OLOMON'S BITTERS
ARB FOR SALE BY
i
Dre. RAOUL & LYNAH,
At Wholesale and Retail,
CORNER KINO AND MARKET STREETS:
septlT 8mrvs
J T. HUMPHREYS
BROKER, AUCTIONEE? AND COMMISSIOlj
MERCHANT.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. BONDlj
SECURITIES ANI PERSONAL PRO
PS RT Y AirBNDBD TO.
NO. 2? BROAD STREBT,
Charlestm, s. 0.
Rbfblzkors.?non. IK NR Y BUIST, W. j. ul
0RATH, Esq., General JAMES CONNER, T. 1 '
WARING, Bag._>_oct4]
QIIAMPOOING j/D HAIR CUTTING.
iJtD?E&^N? OHILDRHN
Attended at th?l^t^.*^tcPromPtl7 and
Send orders toi_ ? ...
5 ?. IHHSnALl,. Barbor,
aprUM /?? ? Broad street, op staixV