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} . ill II til 10 ' I" .< real wiiUe\ . .a !?>} < lock. ..; No. tr\ hi vre?1. < r<?. ?v||| continu?' tftV >i> ii? v isi: king ?li Ol.. f a lancy goons. R. A A. T. CltldWCll will sell at half-past u o'clock, at their store, |n-i?visi??ns. Ac. John (I. Millier A Co. will sell Ht 10 o'clock, tit their store, ussorleil ilry goods, Ac. challesob ACC'KITKII.?The Alert Huso Hall Clnh have accepted liie challenge or the Palmetto oini) puh- lulled in Tub News of Tuesday. tub ciik ipbst yet.?the Nkws Joii oniee is now printing bill-lieads In the besl style and on Une paper, nt $250 per thousand. Mcrohuuts, think of it? T it e Swindlers, WcHtlako and Hcrgman, reached Savannah In safety early yesterday morn ing. It Is thought Hint Bergman will plead gullly._ The painters' strike.?There are about eight while and six colored painters at work at present, The remainder are still "striking'' for $200 per day. They are orderly. The FiiEfxnscii .MTsnfNi) will give an entertain ment nt their ball at eight o'clock this evening. The musical and dramulicul portion of the enter tainment promisctgpu be .better than lias over been produced before Hie society. It will be a plcasnut affair. ..^ . ' . . TnB ri.an? for a wooden trussed brldgo, to be erected to connect John's and . Wndinalaw Isl ands, arc mi exhibition nt Hie oflTOe of the County Commlssloncrs. The bridge will be sixty feet long. The proposals for building it have not yet been opened. New Lights and Shades.?Mr. P. L. Onlllcmln lias recently introduced some novelties In the eliapo of roltiry glass burners that arc now all the vogue, ami the chief nt traction In some or our business houses. Mr. Guillcmin has also a new style or argaud shade that sheds a soft light In no ways Injurious to the eyes. Land and Immioration.?Wc print this morn ing a sensible letter from Mr. Morgnn, or Ihc house or W. C. Ahlen A Co.,or Now York, urging the land-holders to give away n part or their laud as a bonus to while emigrant laborers. Mr. Mor gan is now in Charleston, ami may be seen at tho olllces of (). a. TrchhOlhl A Sou, at the corner of East bay mid Broad streets. . Personal.?Win. B. Shaw, Es?,., the general agent or the Equliublo Life Assurance Society, hns returned to the city from New York. The olllces of Mr. Shaw arc at No. 141 Meeting street, opposite the Charleston Hotel. K. M. Wright, Esq., of Hie firm OfR. L. Mailland A- Co., or New York, arrived in Charleston by Hie Champion, and Is Hie guest of Hie Hon. George A. Trenhnlih. The bouse of lt. L. Maltlnnd A- Co., of which Mr. Wright lias been Ihc maungliig part ner for a number of years, is well ft now u as one or the most substantial and lnilucntlal llrms in New York. The Masonic Fair.?This Fair will not only he of Interest mid benefit to the City ef Charleston and the Masonic fraternity here, but to Hie Masons throughout the Stute. Arrangements have been made which will insure Its being a complete success. As it will be held during the session of the Grand Lodge, when there will be a large representation from nearly nil, ir not all, of the Lodges In Ihc State, we would suggest that there be a grand and imposing procccsslon of the Masoruc fraternity 011 the fifteenth of November, which wu, ?,?,.. ttkn. nf proceeding-curing the Fair week. condition ?i- nainoBS.?Messrs. McLaughlin an 1 M 1er, Com?., commissioners, have been In -p.eu g-the bridges .>f ^ coun|y wl{hm ^ pa il '.w days. Mr. McL? rU ,nnt tUc .,-u.e.at Bonncan s terry. Th ^ mil "I Camp Bridges, in St. Jam... ???^ arc In ii . ry had condition. Mr. Miller .report!?.; . th< or .Iges over Whitehall, 01 l-Vrgus<n^ Swamp, live 1 lies from I'ineopolis and ten wiles rrom Mom 's Corner, Northeastern Ituilroat, an itl <$t. .1, Berkeley, arc nil In a very dilapidated eon .1, , and that the life of any <me win attempts li s3 tbcrii Is endangerei' rriNO ov tu;- a'-nsnousE Commissioners 5 ?jSfSi,?H?6.-, HMMVm live ,...,.?. , ?'., " V"r d jti, 1, . ' 1 ul'dren?friien .'' -?inlUia ihe Sisters of Merc. . i . e.\|. ic 01 Hie il; . It was resolved icy.Phou'd ne transferred to Ihc institution rgu.oJ die SibtLis t > duy. The cliuirmni was instructed to return H10 thanksor the Board of Commissioners to the sisters for their liberal .id charitable offer. SotTllERN ENTEBrmsE.?Messrs. John F. Tay. l.o a Co., of Hie Phoenix Iron WorkB, have rc centlf turned out one or Ihc largest boilers ever made in Charleston. It was ordered for tho i r er S mille, and Is nine reel two inches in > .. ,eter, sixteen reet long, and nineteen feet high; iwo hundred horse-power, sad weighs flf .ecu tons. One or the noteworthy peculiarities .? tho large plates or which the boiler Is manufac tured, th? arch or the furnaces being formed from Single plates. The boiler has four flues sixteen inehoa in diameter, and eighty-four tubes four Inch js in diumetcr. It has been finished In a su Oer; ir manner, and is In every respect a credit to e milliers. A Model Establishment.?We Invite thcatten lon Qf .the friends of The News In the city and throughout the Slate to the excellent facilities v ulcli our ofllce enjoys for the prompt execution jf all kinds Of Hook niKl lui. im..u..(, jirnl vldcd with new type and machinery of tho Intest and most approved pattern, and having a large and carefully selected stock of cards, envelopes and papers of nil qualities, The News Job Ofllce Is now prepared to fill orders for every description or plain and ornnmentul printing in the very best manner, and at rates nt least as low as any 0 Hier establishment in Hie Southern Stales. Call at Tue News building (tip-stairs) and examine our scale of prices and specimens of our work. Mi-rr's Liverpool Line.?The ilrst arrival of the seasonof the British steam line consigned to Messrs II. Mure A Co., took place yesterday, the steam ship Baricn, Captain J. Peters, reaching her wharf soon after mtd-diiy, direct from Liverpool, having left October 5th. The Harten brings a good freight and some passengers, and win be Immediately discharged and placed on Hie berth for freight. Tills vessel is of s11bslanti.1l con s 1 rue lion, and was built at Hartlepool, on the cuhI coast of England, a point now second only to the Clyde in tho build ing Of OCCan steamers. She Is 1172 tons, and Will probably carry about 2000 bales or upland cotton. Captain Peters Is an experienced and capable sea. man, and may be expected to givo shippers and passengers the utmost satisfaction. MISS DURAND.?The Paris correspondent of the New ork Times dined recently with M. Aubcr, in Paris: "Among the guests were Mile. Polnsot, who, yon will rcmomber, once farmed part of Maretzok's company In New York; Mile. Damo reau, daughter of Mme. Clnte Dninnreau, and her self a prima donna; and Mlle. Louise .Durand, me American, soprano, who has recently arrived hero. Mi Aubcr seemed to take great Interest In our yonng country woman, and his uoanscls wBl be of inestlm able value to her. There is some talk of an offer having already been made her from St, Petersburg." Miss Durand is a native Charlestonlan, and her friends wlB bo glad to hear that she baa met with so warm a reception in Europe. TUE KONOSnORKMBIC. Shippers of Cotton Object I? til* Km I> 11>> im nt of Hie IltirliormtiHtcr c* Stevedore, anil tlic Longshoremen Strike. Ycctcrdny ttic ciiptnlii of the bark A. B. \Vj man employed (i. it. Stoddard, Harbormaster, nu stevedore. The shippers or the rot ton objected la the*appointment, and ilio captain discharged him.* ; The longshoremen linmedlately suspended work ; till along the wharves, ami u( half-past one o'clock lo Iho number of four hundred assembled at the Military Hall. (I. B. Stoddard appeared with Hie black eye Ben jamin Aldert presented with him two or three nights aim. After any amount of excited talking, the follow ing preamble nnd resolutions were presented and adopted : ll'AemM, The shippers per the Boston bark A. B. w.vman, bound for Liverpool, have refused lo ship any cotton on board of said vessel unless Captain C. B. .Stoddard, stevedore, Is dismissed from loading said vessel; and, whereas, the ship pers have declared t but they make this demand on the sole ground that Captain stoddard Isa Republican ; I hcrcforc. AVsofewf, By the Longshoremen's Protective vidoiI of Charleston, that no member of this Union will work on board the bark A. II. Wyiuiin, unless their brother member, Cupiulu tl. B. stod dard, be llrst restored lo duly us slcvcdoro on board of said vessel, ami further, no member of tills Union will old In loading any vessel with cot ton until Hie shippers wltbdruw all discrimina tion against longshoremen on nccouut of their political sentiments, whether such member* he Itcpuhltcaiis or Democrats. Itfsolrfd, That copies of these resolutions be forwarded for publication to the Boston Shipping Journal, llie Huston Post, the New York Herald mid Tribune, the Uatlt (Me.) Journal, mid the pa pers In this city. After Diese resolutions were disposed of, It was resolved, that as the shippers of cotton to Eu rope wore 1 lie only ones wl i objected to stod dard, tue longsiiorcmcn w< um refuse to work only on hoard of vessels loading for Europe. Mortality amoso tub Colore? Chimirrx.? During tlic forty-eight hours pnst, six colored children buvc died?the eldest of whom was uot quite eighteen months old. Neglect Is the cause assigned for l!?clr deaths. Tua Oui Firkmrn ok New York to A'isit Tns South.?The New York Sun says: "Tho New York Firemen's Association, composed of the old OfU ccrs and members of our once famous volunteer department, have received an urgent request to visit the South during the coming season, and 'are promised a 'Superb ovation. At the close of the war The firemen of. the South made an appeal to their brethren of the North for aid, nearly everything they had having been destroyed. The New York Firemen's Association responded to the appeal, and gave a splendid hose carriage to Hose Company Ko. 1, of Columbia, S. C. Our citizens may rcmcmbor the melancholy loss of the steamer Andalusia, with their beautiful gift on board, together'with a full set or fire equip ments for each member; yet, nothing iluuntcd, they had another carriage bullt und presented to the Columbia company, ut an outlay of near (10,000. Mnuy or the Southern firemen have been on a visit here, and have urged the New York firemen to vlsli the South." CRUMBS.?There wlllbc n uiecllugor the City Council to-night. About fm iy drummer* have procured licenses to "drum'' this season. The number of those who have "drummed" without the documents Is uot known,. To day, at suinter, Cider Just Ice Moses will hear the application or counsel of W. N. Hughes, et al., for a rule to make 1*. J. Coognn, ct aL, show cause why they should llol be attached for contempt or court. The "Oil bill" will. It is thought, slip into au ordinance nt the meeting or Council to-night. The plank.road to be built rrom the city limits to the Six Mile House bus been completed to a point a short distance beyond the l-'our Mile House. A city sheriir will be elected by Council to-night. It Is rumored that D. T. Corblu and (leo. Addison win uc nominalen, me mue. win ou detain. A negro woman named Mury Brown, who has been in Jail three months, refused to come out yesterday. She seems to like Imprisonment. Somebody remarks that "every cord or wood given to the poor will be so much fuel saved from use In tlic next world." Now Is the time to Iry the experiment or giving. Three men were before the Mayor yesterday for '"- ,-? drunk. Stephen Maxwell, negro, went for Ids wife day before ycw?nlay with a hatchet and ordered her to prepare to ?m. BbQ went to n m-Klstrnlc .... stead, ami Stephen went uy m -uB'slrnlc 10 The Emerald Base iinii ,.i?i,' ,? , next month. ' UuU C,ab Wi" glvo a so,rcc P. ... j:1?"-, wim la charged With stealing $1800 from the Adams Express Company, Uns seven lawyers defending him before the Laorena Court. A strong case Is being made against him. Tl,. "ope Pire Engine Com puny will irivt .. Soiree on Hominy bigiit . 'i!itnf.<Hroi nay; \. t?o was dcte< teil while attempt ing to commit a iitirtiiary, was committed tojaii j.. rday by Mag.-i. itu Macki-y. Mary Kcsuttl nnu Claru Bimjnons, colored, r.harg?l w"o sioallug silv:r-wareiromDr.Thane, were before Magistrate Flaum yesterday and gave security for their uppcarancc for trial. James Oraul, who, after being furulshed with lodging, stole the money of his hostess, has re pented and yesterday .returned the money. Tho flues imposed by tho Mayor yesterday amounted to$lo. Mary Morris, a patient who escaped from the Mazy ok street Hospital, has been arrested nnd re turned lo her old quarters. Tub United States Counr?Hon. Oborob S. Brtaii, JimoB, Prrsipino.?A special session of tho District Court was held yesterday. The Judge gave notice that a special session of tho District Court would be held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 11 o'clock, for the transaction of admiralty and bankrupt business. In tho ease of James S. Clover (lien creditor) vs. Edward F.: Davis, bankrupt?application to ex amine bankrupt?the bankrupt was ordered to appear before Registrar Carpenter for examina tion on the loth or November. In the case of James S. Clover vs. Edward F. Davis?application for nn .order directing testi mony to bo read In regard to tho validity ol juug mcnt in favor of Mrs. S. O. Davis?the order was granted, and Registrar Carpenter ordered to re ceive the testimony. In Hie case of J. M. Rose and Cohen vs. W. Win stock?petition to allow compensation?the peti tion was referred to Registrar Carpenter to report npon the facts aud the compensation duo. In the case of John Horlbcck, executor of estate of E. Blum vs. Levy a Aloxandor?potlUon for payment for rent?the report of the registrar was confirmed and the assignee ordered to pay ono hundred dollars to petit loners; alRO, ordered that the petitioners have leave to prove bei ire tho re gistrar Hie amount due for rent from tin period of bankruptcy of said Levy A Aloxandor. Petitions of Samuel W. Evans, of Chesterfield, Christopher D. Kasterling nnd Bobcrt C. Kutter ling, of Marlboro', Thomas L. Waring, of Charles tan, and Ephraim M. Scabrook, of Beaufort, for final discharges in bankruptcy, were granted. In the case of Lemuel B. Stephcnson vs. Addison A. McDowell, petition to Roll real est?to, the peti tion a as referred to Registrar Carpenter. : In the case of Lemuel B. Stephenson vs. James L. McDowell, petition to sell personal property, the petition was referred to Registrar Carpenter. In ths case of James Patterson vs. Silas Evans, petition for sale of real estate, tho petition was referred to Registrar Carpenter. In the ease of W. W. Brady vs. t. M. Oodbold, petition t* establish lien, the petition was refer red ts Registrar Carpenter.j In tho cftso of Francis O. Oart, tho United States Marshal was Instructed to sell tho natxplrcd .lease aad growing crop of-the plantation cailofl the John's Island Ferry and Wllklns tract. In the cam of A. McKae, assignee, vs. Jerry H. Lee, petition to sell real estate, the assignee was ordered to seibat pnblio suction. In the ease of A. Meltac, assignee, vs. John M. Wad sell: petition to sell real estate, the assignee was ordered to soli. The court then adjourned. Ntinera or statr Np.wil-?The ureenvlllo mid Columbia Railroad has donc n larger freight busi ness (Iiis fall than ever before since the war. Th?' weather In Columbia, during Hie lasi few days, has been quite Noveinberlsh. II. A. Wright,of l.dgefleld, lias been appointed ii notary publie. 1 Mr. I'. i>. Lincoln, the business agent or the .Suinter News, Is a guest al the Pavilion Hotel anil will sollen ndvetilsemeiltKfor his paper. ASNf.m. MSKTISO?RKMOMITI?M9 of RRSTECT? I'i.ixtion of OkpicKRS.?The annual Utcclingof the Society for I lie Keller of the Willows anil Or phans or the Clergy 01 Hie Prot cm ant Episcopal ('lurch or South Carolina was held at the Man sion House, yesterday, al 1 o'clock. resolutions ok iiehpect. Tiio following preamble and resolutions were Ottered bj the Standing Committee and adopted by the society: Since the last anniversary or I ho Society the Honorable .lames Hose, having nearly completed bis fourscore years, has been removed from this life, and left vacant the places which he had use fully and honorably tilled. He was among the very oldest members or our venerable Society, having been elected in the year 1K10. He also served as president for the usual turm, and since ISM has been one or tin. Standing Committee'. Occupying us be did important mid respoiislblo trusts 111 the Cohimuilily, and dlsliuguished us he was for bis attention to Hie hospitalities of re fined society, ho,was not uumindful of the duties which a delicate charily required, or Hie claims which want or necessity demanded. It is not loo much lu say that tic "never turned bis back on any poor man." His interest In lids Society wus shown by the length of time during which lie was n mendier, and wus fell by Its objects whenever occusion occurred. It Is, il Crefore,' ' llvsolrcft, That in the death or Mr. Hose, Hie Standing Committee or tills Society bus lost ail active, esteemed und .valued member. Kemilrrd, Thai this preamble and theso resolu tions lie communicated lu Hie Society at its next annual meeting; that they be published In the dally papers or the city, and communicated to the family or Mr. Hose, with the assurances of the sincere sympathy or the committee in their be reavement. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The following otllecrs were elected for tho ensuing year: President, A. J. White; Vlcc-Prcsl dcut, Win. C. Courtucy; Treasurer, James R. Prin gle; Secrelnry, E. Uorry Frost; Standing Com mittee?Chartes Alston, Sr., Henry 1). Lcscsne, William H. Pringle, William C. ?CO, W. Alston Pringle, William Alken, Dr. William f. Wragg, Hon. A. linger. Charles P. Lowndes. Hotel Arrival*?October 37. CUAUI.BSTON 1IOTF.L. Mrs. Epplng, Hrnhtimvlllc; Ceo. S. linrtlielmoss, Savannah; James It. Hey wood, Jr., South Caroli na; J. W. Shnchford, Steamship Pioneer; Jnmes P. Iloycc, Orccnvlllc; W. 0. Harris, Edgeflcld; S. E. Masamar, Philadelphia; Colonel wm. J. Frost Anderson, Alken; 11. Ii. Parker, Jr., Hurt County, On.; U. Tuchntnil, Columbia; N. Tedeslin, Rich mond; G. Isaacs, New York; J. W. Rockwell, Connecticut; Charles Johnson, City; A. Asonsor Philip S. Malier, Lenox Smith, (>. R. PniidofTcns) New York; Mis* Emma Drew, W. M. Drew, Jacksonville: R. C. Richardson und lady, Claren don; Krank Arnum, II. Legier, Edgeflcld; W. Mnc niurphy, wife, live children nnd nurse, Augusta; J. I). Thomos, Ornngcburg. 1'AVll.lON HOTEL. J. H. White. Mars' Uluir-, j. ft, Wilson, Wndma law Island; C. C. Dullose, St. Stephen's; J. 11. Iiurker, J. M. Brathaira, Darker's Mills; Johu Will couk, John Davis, J. 1*. Hurley, Or.mgchurg; J. IL Keels, Coiirdin's; James W. Brace, Muster Clins M. Orne.c, Yon go's Island; James (i. Foster, En tcrprlsc; R. II. Poellultz, Florence; Miss Ecclestou, Pa 11 I m ore; George F. Stevens, Sel m a ; M. S. David Clarendon, C. C. Mooro, New York; Richard Co.X and son, Heury Nortlcct, Porismoiitli, Va. BUSINESS NOTICES. Mit. A. C. Kaufman wauls various securities. Sec advertisement. W. O. WniLDKN A Co. havo ror sale 2000 sets smnll plates at reduced prices. Sec advertise ment. M ess as. Marsh all A Hun. will oirer for sale to day some valuable rcol estate property. Sec their advertisements. '-T,,n Hnol.sinv llouc or Cfcs-rj for tltS "Mills House Is completed, and now on exhibition at the store of the manufacturers. Advertising sub scribers arc requested to call and examine it at Ncufvlllo A Uannam, No. s Broad street. A Fink Assortment of PhoTOORArns, Impo rtal cards and frames, at C. C. Blgbtcr's, No. 101 Klug street. Bdbixkss Envelopes,?The News Job Onicc is now prepared to furnish fc00,t envelopes, with '".'.'.'.'.Ticss cards printed thereon, at $1 per thous and. Send your orders. Every mcrchunt and business man should have ids card printed ou his envelopes. New Y'ork Herald, Times, Tribune nnd World, five cents per copy, at C. C. Hlghtcr's, No. 101 King street. 5 >'.!. Farms.?Sir, j. I'm cr Mutltcwes J.iilcOl'i I'OMtOlllce, Oil U.e . Ill . Novel). r ue&t, one hundred sniall forms, eligibly slim . on the but- of the Sa van nah and i hiirlcstoil Pall ; I end. oni: quire Uno Initia! noienapor and twen?t dve envelopes to match, for forty cents, at C. 0. Hlghtcr's, No. 161 King street. One op Dickens' or Scott's Works is present ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cou ntry, ocifl iUisrdlnncons. J-^O YOU WISH. TO PUT OFF INDEFI NITELY Sick Headaohe, Sour Eructations and Acidity or tho Stomach? DSE SQLOMON'S.BITTBBS. For sale by RAOUL A LYHAH. septlT Smos T O OWNERS OF PINE LAND, TTOPENTINR-MAKERS, &*. The nndorslgnod have just published a Pamph let describing their new patented process of making Turpentine; by which three times as much Is produced as by tho ordinary mode, und the very finest qualities of Bosln made, it rr"r--'r ''W?'nave^YfiuTt'?n successful operation tho past season near Georgetown, S. 0. ' Address 1 MORGAN A PUDIGON, j Georgetown, 8. 0. Pamphlets at' tuf. Charleston .nhws and Courier odlces, and at Sbackclford A Kelly's. octio tuthBO jyO YOU WTSIl TO SLEEP SOUNDLY; at night, and awake to the. morning with a thorough appreciation or your egg, roUs and, coffee t USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A LYNAII. septlT s m oh ._ .-. fJlHE AMERICAN SUBMERGED, D0?BLE-A0TINO, NON-FREHBING, FORCE PUMP. The simplest and most powerful In usa It Is Eroved to be tho cheapest, most cffcctlvo, dura le and reliable PUMP. Has no leather packing. A child can work It. For sale by JENNINGS, TI10ML1N80N A CO., septas 1 mo General Agents for So. Oe. gOLOMON'S BITTERS OIYR GENERAL BATTBFAOTION. For sale by septlT 3mos RAOUL A LYN AH. A. C H E V RE U X, SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT, MARDLK WORKS, Oorasr Meeting street, and noribeck's ABey, ( Charleston, ft. 0. Plans made to order and work exssuted prompUy. toiyi rant ?m se (Hin (E>oo?9, (Etc. B VT FALL GOODS FOU 1 8 6 0, JUST OPEN KI) AT s T O L L , av 13 lt ? .fc <j o K h Ii. 2 8 7 and 2 8 n KINO 8 T R E K T. Wo rcspecHully call llic nttciilion or the ladles ?r Charleston to our New Slock of CHEAP DRY (loops. Every Department Is full und complete In variety ami in prices. Ladles can depend on baying Cheaper frilfli Us Hilt year than they have ever done hcrore. Our entire Stock Is marked nt a very small advance : ltd we are determined to give our Customers every advantage possible lu purchasing this season. A great many floods have been purchased rrom Auction Houses nnd will be sold very low. We beg to monllon a rcw special bargain.-; which ore selling very rapidly. i > it i s s goods. l case FALL DRESS GOODS nt 25 cents, (worth 45 cents.) 1 case assorted Winter Poplins, 25 cents?very cheap. H case assorted Del,alm s, 20 cents. 1 case assorted Poplins at 80 and 35 cents?cheap. 1 case changeable Poplins nt 40 cents. 1 1 case Winseys (new) lor Suits, 25 cents?cheap. A large lot of 7-8 Poplins at 60 cents, (worth 76 cents.) 20 packages of 7-8 Solid Colored Poplins nt 40 cents?very cheap. Choice lot or French Pop'dus, In the most fashionable Shades; also, a small lot or Dress Silks, In Light Shades. French Merluocs and Empress Clrths in every Shade and at low figures. hndics win picasc call nnd examine onr Stocks berorc purchasing elsewhere., * NKW LOT OF BLACK SILKS AND ULAOK DRESS GOODS. TV O O L L IE IV D B P A R T HUNT. 1 bale WHITE (nil Wool) FLANNEL at 30 cents. 1 bate 7-8 White Flannels at 40 qcnts, (worth 50 cents.) 1 bale (-1 Super White Flannel at 60 cents?cheap. Opera and Sack Flannels, all Shades. All Wool Red Flannels at 26 cents, less by pieces.) 1 case assorted patterns Figured Cusslmcrcs, for Gents' Suits, at $1?cheap. Family Ulunkcts In every variety and at tow prices. Special attention to a cheap Walto DIankct at (3 per pair, job. DOUE 8 T I O GOODS, AND HOUSE-FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, nLEACnED TABLE DAMASK at 70 cents?cheap. 1-2 Pleached Table Damask at 60 cents, (worth 75.) A lot of Huck Towels over one yard long at 25 cents. Super All Linen Hnek Towelling at 25 oerits 20 pieces very cheap Hirdcye Diaper, (a Job.) Russia Diapers and Cotton Diapers. 1 case 4-4 Longcloths, 12>; cents?cheap. Our Longcloth Stock Is the largest we have ever shown, ranging In price from 0.?? cents to 20 and 28 cents. Every piece In the best Staudard Brands WARRANTED PERFECT tu Texture. CALICOES for. Fall anil Winter In very largo variety. One case very cheap MADDER COLORS at 11 cents. ? Our Stock is Full and Complete In every Department, aud Consumers can/. ., cat their funds to advantage at the Cheap Store, i^??w . . Nos. 287 AND 289 KING STREET. RESPECTFULLY," STOLE, WEBB & CO. scpt28 tuthslmo D R Y G t>,TOC?rJ>._$ I ?? D -R Y. ..G O O D S 1 J . R. READ' & CO., NO. 20 3KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C We arc now exhibiting the largest nnd best selected stock of Foreign nnd Domestic DRY GOODS, Laces nnd Embroideries, Cloaks, Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, Faucy Goods, Ribbons, Ac, that we have ever offered, and Invite attention of purchasers, guaranteeing to kell nur Goods, for cash or city acceptances, as cheap as the cheapest. DRESS GOODS. "ur stock oi P ' Ods compr. ic i, lu p , Ulack and ?olorcd Silks, Irish and French Poplins, All-wool Mw-in'oes Empress Cloths, Alpacas, D Aines, Popliuettes, Prints, Ac, to which we arc add ing novelties per every I m t L A <. j . V IS L> EMxlROIDERIES. French in >; i.sc > ..handkerchiefs, Collars, Embroidered Goods of every de sciiptlon, Edging and Insertlngs, Embroidered Sets, Infants' Embroidered Cloaks, Robes and Waists, Embroidered Merino Sacks, together with very many other articles which may always be found In our Lace and Embroidery Department. GLOVES A'NB HOSIERY.. We are Solo Agents appointed in Charleston for HARRIS' SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, which have no superiors. We have all sixes, from 53, to 8, In Ulack, white and Colors; BerUn, SUk'and Lisle Gloves of overy description, for mon, women and children. , , . HOSIERY, best English manufacture, in great variety. Men 's Half Hose, superior English, tko best quality. c.loarh AND SHAWLS. Onr Cloak and Shawl Room'ut replete with all the latest novelties of Ladles', and Mis?es' Cover ings. Most of our Cloaks aro cither our own Importations or our own manufacture, enabling us to sell them at tbe lowest possible figures. Black Cloaks In Cloth from $3 eo to $45. Colored Chinchilla, Cloth Cloaks, Black Silk Coverings, Misses' and Children's Cloaks, Broche and Printed Cashmere Shawls, Woollcu Shawls, Mourning Shew la, Ac, Ac MISCELLANEOUS AiND FANCY GOODS. Ladles' Tics and Scarfs, Ribbon Bows, Gentlemen's rlob Roman Scarfs, Ties and Cravats, Rib bons, Belts and Sashes, Perfumery, French Pomades, Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Worsted Nnbias and Sontags, Infants' Knitted Worsted Sacks ' and Caps,' Pancy Worsted Scarfs, Dress Buttons In variety, Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Gimps, Ac, Swansdown, Crape Goods, Frllllnge,,Ruffling, and other articles not here mentioned. . .^.^V *r<^X-*' Ar.^.fy wrwTTJR STOCK! Now offers great Inducements to buyers, who will nuu it to tome advum..?.. . _._,? Goods beforo making selections clsowlicro. octit lmo Cotton dies. -yy AILEY COTTON TIE. A FULL SUPPLY OF THIS TIE WILL BE KEPT BY US DURING THE SEASON. The steadily Increasing dem aid for . THE WAILEY TIE, Is the best proof of Its superiority over any other Patent. . For sale by STREET DBOTHERS & CO. septs (?obnetu, (Cignrfj, ?'r. j^jTANUFACTURED AND SMOKING TQBACOO. G. FOLIVIN, TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS AGENT, No. 161 East Bay.1 ] A general aaiortment of Mamfaotnred and smoking Tobacco, of all grades and styles, from reliable manufacturers In Virginia and North Carolina, and offered at tho lowestmarket prices. sept? . ?ciuing iUiTcljiiu'?. E W I N G MACHINES. The place to buy SEWING MACHINES Is where yon haye a choice of styles of different makers. I have tho -oWst single and doable-thread Ma chines now be Core the public. THE WILLCOX A GIBBS' SILENT MACHINE AND TUB "WEED" F. F. LO0K-8TIT0II Are tho simplest and most reliable Machines made. Every Machine la warranted to give satis faction, or It will be exchanged for other kinds. All kinds of Sewing neatly and promptly done. Orders taken for all first class Sewing or Knitting Machines, Needles, Oil, Thread?BUk, Ao. REPAIRING as usual. D. B. HASBLTON, mayl stnthly_No. 807 King s tree t. J^AMB FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE. The only reliable and first-dam FAMILY KNIT TER ever offered to the public. Over one hun dred different garments and stitches. Gold and silver Medals at all tho principal Fairs in tho United S?tes and Europe.. ?est thing for Agents to make money on. For samples and terms ad dress .'.AMI! KNITTlNfl M. M. CO,, . scpt28 lmo cidcopee Palls, Mass. T V., B A R D I N, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Marshall's Wharf, Charleston, k u. Prompt attention given to the sale of Cotton, Rico and Naval Stores, and Country Produce gen erally, octa imo s Ruction 5iilco--<E()ia Dun. KT It. N. MARSHALL & Ulli}. MALL DWELLING AT MOUNT PLEASANT. Tills DAY, 281 Ii Instant, nt il o'clock, will lie sold, Iii ili? 'IM l*ustorllco, llrouil hi reel. A dwe' i iN"i! ni four square roniiiK, iilnxxii ami kitchen, nu Clmreli Hired, Mount l'lb?sam, just north of ''alu n - Slorc. Lut ftjlij NI feel. Terms c.isb. Purchaser to pay us for paper* ami slump . ocl'.'S BY IL 31. MARSHALL & BIIO. V.:'i DENCES Nos. 15 AND 8 PRINCESS STREET. R THIS DAY, 281 ll Instant, al It o'clock, will lie Bold hi the Ohl PoKiotlU'c, llmud street, Th" .it. hriek RESIDENCES, l ontulnimr eaeli o Btpxnru rooms, with iros iinoimhoui, cwlerii, outbuildings Ac. Lot of rack, ai by a.j feet. Tenus'-a Ii. Purchasers to pay us for papers nnd st.I in ps. uei'jfl BY H. M. MARSHALL A ltltO. RICK RESIDENCE TRADD STREET. NEAR MEETING. B Tins day. istii instant, nt li o'clock, will be sold at i lie Old Postolllee, Hroad street, The Brick TENEMENT, No. M Tradd street, second dour from Meeting, containing 0 square rooms ami basement, with outbuildings, gus uud Cfctlcrn. Lot 10 by 200 feel, more or less. Terms cash. I'urehiiser to pay us for papers aud stamps. uctas BY It. 81. MARSHALL & BltO. ARM AND DWELLING, NEAR ST. STEPHEN'S DEPOT. F THIS DAY. 28lh Instant, nt 11 o'clock, will be sold at the Old Postolllee, llroud street, H>7 ucres or LAND, two and a half miles from H;.s!i.e?,!?.-Vi. .IWa.fl^WllB' a?r'?s "ihm ntf balm ce well wonded. Ou the place arc a Dwell ing of four rooms and outbuildings, und n Hue Orchard. Terms cash. Purchaser to pny us ror papers anil stumps._oct-2S f.- !BY KNOX, BALY & CO. TMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED SALE X FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS AND ALL CONCERNED, 01' GOODS DAM AGED DURING THE LATE EIRE ON KINO STREET. , We will continue to sell THIS DAY, tho 28th lnsl., nt 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 water tSurlngtficlnteflrc, ami appraised at over $25,000, comprising DRY* GOODS, Carpets, Mutling, Kiiucy Goods In great variety. ALSO, TOYS of every description, Ac. Conditions cash for all amounts under $100; $100 lo $500, thirty days; over $500, sixty days, approved endorsed notes. nr~r All perse us unknown to the auctioneer will be required to give u deposit on purchasing. net28_ BY JOHN G. M ILM) It & CO. N ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS AND ALL CONCERNED, TWO OASES ASSORTED DRY GOODS, MILI TARY COATS, *C. O THIS DAY", 28tti Instant, nt 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Amnion Salesroom, No. 13s Meeting street, on account of underwriters aud all concerned, Two cases assorted DRY GOODS, consistiso of: Fancy nnd Mourning PRINTS, Bleached and Rrown S'llrtlng, Ginghams, Fancy Plaid Osna burgs, Huld Mndscvs, White Flannel, Ticking, Shirting Stripes; Ulue Denims, Kentucky Jeans, Ciissliiieres, At. WHli Invoices of Desirable GOODS, received by steamers champion and Prometheus. lllnek and Fancy SATINETS, Heavy Twills, Kentucky .leans. Fancy Delaine*, muck Cloth Clonks, Worsted Comforts, Ladles' Kid Gloves, llalnioral Skirts. Ited ltlaukets, Plaid Wool Shawls, llndcrsldrls, 0. P. Drawers, While Shirts, Head Handkerchiefs, L. 0. Handkerchiefs, Nubias, Leather Itclts, Flax Thread, Hosiery, Ac. Conditions cash_oct28 ~BY R. & A. P. CALBWELL. jp R O VISIONS, & c . THIS n.W, the 2Sth Instant, will bo sold before our Store, nt half-pasi 0 o'clock, Hurrels HOCKS ... Hurrels Pork Trimmings ? " Hurrels Rumps' ' naillinure Hams New Y'nrk Hams Harrcls Middlings Flour. Conditions cash._oct28 ; BY WM, UURNEY, Auotlonecr. c 0 M M Lg S A R Y STORES. win he sold nt public auction, Tt??S ?AAi at l9 o'clock, at No. 102 East Uay, A lot of COMMISSARY STORES. OCtSS (?rocker?, (China, S?t. WO THOUSAND SETS ?MALL PLATES, FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES. T 3 inch flat aud deep PLATES, at 10c. a set. 4 Inch ii.if and deep Plates, at l&c. a set. 6 Inch flat and deep Plates, at 20c. a set. C inch flat and deep Plates, at 20c. a set. Dy WM. 0. W1IIL?EN & CO., Nos. 137 Meeting street and 26ft King street, oct28 tli3mwf5_Corner neaufaln. Q Hi N A, OF DIRECT IMPORT AT ION, AT IMPORTER'S COST. Now opening, a fine line of FRENCH CnrNA, DINNER SETS Tea Sets, Toilet Sets. AIJ50, SEPARATE PLATES, of all tho sizes Cups and Saucers, of all tho sizes Tureens, Sauce Tureens, Routs, Dishes, Cover ed Dishes, Ac., Ac. Now is the time to nil up vacancies at cost. Call and see the stock. It. H. MCDOWELL, For Importers, oct26 mwfS King and Liberty streets. ircrlili,crs. ACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S P COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME, FOB COMPOSTING WITH GO'l'llM ~_ Tills article is manufactured at the Company's Works under tho direction and supcrintcndcnco of Dr. RAVENEL. It contains these v elements of fertility as Soluble Pacific Guano, except that it Is not furnished with nmmonla. It Is prepared expressly for composting with cotton seed, whloh "furnishes the element of ammonia?tho Object be ing to render that side-product or the plantation available to Hie highest degreo as an element or fertility. For further, and particular Information, apply to tho undersigned, J. N. nORSON, Agent ror South Carolina, Nos. 1 and 2.Atlantic Wharf. JOHN. S. REESE A CO., General Agents Baltimore. oct2S tuHisamos O. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO. jr* O . 1 P E R U V 1 200 tons Al PERUVIAN GUANO, on the spot and to arrive. In consequence of the decline of gold we have reduced the price to $100 ror long ton. Far sale by T. J. KBBR A CO. octal 3 L AND PLASTER 600 barrels LAND PLASTER, In store. For sale by . . QC112 _ OLNKY A 00. TOLEftLVG-S WORM CONFECTIONS, J? (SAUTONINK.) ~T They are purely vegetable, sare .and sore., The best in use, For sale by Dr. II. BAER, No. isi Meeting street, octa Wholesale Agent. SUction Siilco--.future Dune. BY J. A. BXSI ?>YY ii < o. TNDliKWltlTKItS' SALK. On SATURDAY in xl. With Instant, win i?c sold at 11 o'clock, us she now lied m Puliucllo Wliurf, (HI lllltllllll uf tin; I'llderivrilel . mill all Cull ceruril. Th.- itriti?li iirlK "I.AIIY PERIK/'orsuiiderliiml, KtiKlnmL nM tons register, cnrrvlng capacity uiHMit:.Hi tun-: iUmmI weight, logitlicr wiiii lier Musts, spurs, Sails, Itigirltig, Tackle. Aiumrel ami I'liriiltiirv. ALSO, Two SI I IT'S Boats. An llivoiilor.v inn lie seen ai ouroillce. t'limliiiiiiij cash. .1. .\. K. A t'O. OCt'JH IIY ?. Y. LEITCH A7 It. x. BRUNS, A ii I I Innrri'm. TJ" N I) K H D Ii C K I : Ii I N Ii QUI T Y. II. II. WILLIAMS, Anil'n vs. CILISERT P. WIL LIAMS, kt ai . Will besohl In front of tin' Olil Customhouse, on THURSDAY, tho 2Sth tiny of October, A. D. 1809. al ma. m. precisely. All Mut LUT Ol- LANIt. with UlO IllllldlllgS Hiervon, Kiltintc simili slilc <>r Liberty street, in the city or Charleston; measuring "in front on Liberty street 4'2 fect. on hack lin?! as feet 8 Incites, on cast llnu IAS feel t Inches, ami on west line it; fuel, more or less. Hounding north on Lllierty street, ca-i on lands of Munlecal Cohen, PeterM. Kppiuif ami II. Jackson, north on lauds now or late of I". S. Smith ami Wcston html* now or lateOf .lolm May; said l.m known as No. 1 Ufa plat of liimls ofiiie cstaleof Monlvcal Cohen drawn by Charles Parker, Surveyor, November, 1891. duly recorded hi I'm! Honk "A," No. 1, page to, Register Mesue Conveyance Olllce, Charleston County. AI-SO, All that LOT OK I.AND, situate In the Town or Client?', Chesterfield County, S. C, on Market sheet or tlicsiilil town, and containing six T"jS!r VtH.""i i'.l. Vft?f.' wi.V.VlV SaltC piece or" parcel or hunl Is liiiuiidcil cast by linger street, south by Market street, west by HIiHi street, ami north by Lois 1st ami 170, as per plat or salil Town or Cheniu-, recorded in Register's onice or tho j county or Chesterfield, s. c. Tenus?One-third cash; remainder In one and two years, secured by bond or purchaser ami mortgage or the property sold. B. W. M. MACK BY, S. C. 0. Thealiove described property can be treated for at private sale until disposed .of at auction. Apply at Shcrlir's onicc, Charleston County, Charleston, S. 0. ?yC'hcraw Democrat will please publish on nth. -1st and 2Stli October, lHO'J, and send bill to Nkws "gce._ _oct7 till by w. y. leitcii & r. s. bruns. V ALUAHLE PLANTATION AT AUC TION. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by tho Hon. (icorgeS. Ilryiiu,.lodge of Hie Hulled stales District Court for the District or Sou Hi Caroliua, I will oiler fur sale, at public unction, ou THURSDAY, November nth, isuo, at tlie Old )*o*totlcc, foot of Broad-street, All that PLANTATION or TRACT OK LAND, long known as "Racoon Island." situate, lying nnd being last. Jotiu's Parish, Collelon District, adja cent to Ei]Isla Island, and by a causeway con nected therewith: butting and hounding north on Lands of Major W. 8. Murray, formerly of Wm. Meggen, und tlie South Kdlsto River, und east on Lands or W. S. Murrav, south on Hay tie's Creek and the South Kdlsto River, und west on the South Kdlstu Hiver. Terms?One-half cash; balance In one year, se cured by bond of purchaser bearing 7 per cent. Interest and a mortgage or Ihr i remises. Pur cbaslicr to pay Tor papers and stamps. I LOUIS Mi'LAIN, octlOluthlS_Assignee K. W. Scabrook. A. C McGiLLIVRAY, Auctioneer. -TJNDER DECHEE IN EQUITY. J. EDWIN MATHEWS, TRUSTEE, vs. T.SAVAGB 1IEYWARD, TRUSTEE, kt al. Will he sold on TUESDAY, 2d November at 11 o'clock A. M., lu rnuit of the oi-t Customhouse, ALL THAT LOT, PIECE Oil I'ABCKL OK LAND, with the buildings ilicreim," situate, lying and be ing at the southeast corner of Legare and Lam boil streets, in Charleston, measuring and con taining on I^garc street, as per plat of Charles Parker, 117 feet 9 Indies, and on I.amboll street 07 feet 2 Inches, more or less. Uniting und bound ing norm on Lamltpll street ? m Estate Wllklns. south on land of. 1. l/abetb M. Smith and Margaret Savage, and west on Lcgoro * Terms?One-third cash; balance im??r?>'U?J one ami two years, secured by bond WWh ifWT? f at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum. I ami annually. Mortgage of pron"- . , Burnnceofbulldliin wim us-" .-ty ind Purchaser to pay for pa- n intf ? < J A. C. M^(?ILLIYRAY, Auctioneer. -JJNDER DECREE L\ EQUITY. JAMES TOPPER, MASTER JN EQUITY, vs. JNO M. BRYAN. Will be sold In front of the old Cu-inmhonsc, at 11 n'leck A. M. precisely, on THURSDAY, the 41 h (lav of November next. All Hint KAUM OR TltAcT DP LAND, situate In the Parish or Christ Church, Charleston County, about six miles rrom the Village of Mount Pleas ant and on the seashore, containing ajo acres, more or less; bounded east mi Lands of John Ha mini, southwest on Lands of Daniel Whltesidcs, northwest on Lands now or laie of Estate WU llum Matthews. Terms?One-third cash; balance on a credit of one ami t wo years in lionds bearing interest on whole amount, payableseml-aunuiilly, si" mortgage of pluututlon. oclU tli-l_E. IV. M. MACKEY, h. ' by jobn s. ryan. AUCTION SALE OF LOT OP 1 \ND NORTHEAST CORNER OK EAST B AND GUIONARD STREET. On TUESDAY, the 2d day of November, at. the Old I'osiolllce at 11 o'clock A. M.. I will sell at Public Auction, without nny manner of reserve, All that LOT OP LAND, at the Northeast corner of East Hay and Culgnard street,' measuring and containing 21 feel 0 inches front ou East Ray, by 1*3 fecton Gulgnord street, and 24 feet 8 Inches on the lack, be the same more or less. also, ' Tlie LOT Immediately adjoining the above on the north Hue, sauio dimensions. Terms of Sale?One-third cash : remainder in ' one, two and three years, secured by bond and mortgage of the property sold. I'orchuser to pay for conveyance and stamps. N. II.?For further Information, apply to octiM JOHN S. RYAN, No. 52 Droad street. BY J. FRASER MATIIEWES* SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION. 100 Will be sold at the Old Poslonlcc, on THURSDAY, 2Mli November, at 11 o'clock, to the highest bid ders. One Imndreo TARMS, adjoining each other, con taining from one to eleven acres or Lund, situated on the Savuuuah and Charleston Railroad, Kdlsto River, nnd public roads aronhd Jacksonboro1 Do pot; laid out Into lots ami streets, a plat of which will bo exhibited on tho day of sale. The niiovc Lots will be sold separately. ,,.Twins?Oiic-hnlf cash;balance In one year, with ^^.?? ?'^"'?'r ?k" of ?nie, secured by bond uini mortgage of th? .pr,iiHirLr. Purchasers to oar J. P. Mftthewes for ncccssarV Unirai ovhlC iLEK nil I revenue ftnnips nnd papers. oct2A mthlO QVuttioncfvo' flriunte Sales, S'c. byalonzo j. yvnvrE&^mKT^ jr^AVEN'S POINT, JOHN'S ISLAND. Will be rented for a term of years if desired.' ono of the most productive COTTOi. PLAN TIONS in the State, situate on the soutv ncr of John's Island, within a few m i ol ilui healthy Village of Rockvlllc, comprising 7'.o ncrl \i sou are cleared, the balance well wooded. ' >. da Plantation Is a good Residence and alt nt ss>an buildings and houses for operatives. This very productive place, is worthy the attenv agriculturists. For particulars, apply os l fi at No. u East Bay. ocUl th? ALONZO J. WHITE A BON. M Sabblee anb -Qarncee. CCLELLAN SADDLES! TEAM HARNESS! fiOOC McCLBLLAN SADDLES 200 sets of Team Harness.. For sale low at CHAPEAU A HEFFRON, No. 08 Meeting street, OCtM Next to Mills HOUSO. IVfDJOJJllJJCtO. HE LANCASTER LEDGER, T ID. j.,CARTER, Editor an? rnornisron, , m Lancaster, s. C. The only1 paper published in the county?has a largo and growing circulation. It offers superior advantages to the business men of Charleston as an advertising medium. Contract Ad vcrtlscmcnu solicited. Terms moderate. oct27 3