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teems or i a t xt:ws. Tub Daily News, by mail, one year $C; six mouths |3; t h i co mouilui ? one mouth 76 cents. Served la tho city til Fiitben Cents a week. pa\ a ble to the carriers, or $o a year, paid in advance at the oilier. Tin: TRlAVKEKLY NKWS, pnhUslicd on Tuesdays, Thursdays ami SaiurduyK, one year f;;: six months ft:; and .">o cents a mouth for any shorter period. SUllSCRIrTIOXS in all cases payable In advance, and no paper continued alter the expiration of the time paid for. Advertisements."First insertion 19 cents a line: subsequent insertions 10 cents a line. Spe cial Notices 19 -entsn lino each Insertion. Iiusl neos Notices -Ja cents a line each insertion. Mar riage anil funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts and Electrotype Advertisement.. Will he inserted on lho Fourth Page only. Noticks of Wants, To Kent, Lost und Found, Boarding, Ac, not exceeding 20 words, 29 cents each Insertion; over -jo, and not exceeding 30 words, 40 cents each Insertion; over : o and not exceeding 40 words, 60 cents each Insertion. All announcements to lie published at these rates must lie paid lor iu advance. Remittances should bo made by Post office Money Order or by Express, tr this cannot tie done, protection against losses by mall may be secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay able lo the order of the proprietors of TUB Nkws, or by sending the money in a registered letter. Address ItlOllDAN, DAWSON A CO., No. MO East Day, Charleston, S. C. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, lsffi). To Our Friends in tlie. Country?In ducements (o Sew Subscribers. tf> desire, if possible, to make Tub Nf.ws, Which is already without erccplion Ihr cheapest newspaper in the South, a regular visitor In every reell regulated household in this anil the adjoining Stales. AS an inducement to the plant ers lo subscribe fnTllR Nkws before the rspira tionnf the present year, we hare arranged with Messrs. Walker, Kraus it: Cogswell, the publish ers of Hie Itt'ltAl. CAItOI.IXlAX, lo supply that new and superb agricultural magazine, together with Tub NKWS, fo all new subscribers, ut the follow ing very low rates: The Daily Newsow/ the Rural cauoi.inian, one year, for sir. dollars and fifty cents. Tub Tiu-Wrkki.y News and the Rural Oauo UXIAX, one year, for four dollars. Subscriptions to the two publications maybe sent either lo the proprietors nf Tus News, or lo the proprietors of the HtTRAL CAROLINIAN, lint persons deal ring lo nrall themselves of this aj/er must do so before the. first of January next, as the arrangement will not be extended beyond thai period. NEWS OE Till-: HAY. ?Gold closed In New York, on .Saturday, at 2!>a2!>l. ?Cotton closed (jtilct. Sales 2800 bales. Middling 201c. ?In Liverpool, on Saturday, cotton closed buoyant. Sales '20,000 bales. Middling uplands 12al2 id. ?The Chinese tire to build n grand Joss bouse In New York. ?Only seventeen Republicans are left on the police force of Philadelphia. ?Another large party of female emigrants lef; Liverpool, Thursday, for Quebec. ?Louisville makes l?.000 barrels of Hour a day and 2,4(10,000 gallons of whiskey a year. ?There will bo six eclipses next year, but noue of them will be visible In the United States. ?The election for the four vacant seals in the French legislative corps has been llxcd lor November 21st. ?Hon. teitrntiel J. Person, one o'.' the leading HgliLs of tlm bench und bar of North Carolina, died in Wilmington, on Saturday. ?Several vessels have arrived at New York wllliln a few days from the West Indies with a number of yellow fever cases on board. One of them reports six deaths previous lo arriving. ?The New Orleans Picayune says I lint all the hands that can possibly be procured in Louisiana are busily engaged in picking cot ton. Every planter is so busy picking lie has no time to ship. ?The short dress, elaborately but artistically trimmed, is fashionable for evening wear, and mote worn ut balls than the trained skirts, but for grand occasions and dinner parties the long train is the most slyllsli. ?The citizens ot SI. Louis arc making liber al arrangements for the recovery and sepulture of the bodies of the passengers and crew lost by the disaster to the steamer Stonewall, and for the relief of families rendered destitute by it. ?The"New York papers say thai the Frank lin telegraphers demand an increase of 25 per cent, on jlielf present, salaries, which average about $1000 per annum each. These salaries, the men claim, are smaller than those paid by any other Hue, and entirely insilillclent for the ordinary expenses of living. ?Miss Pet McKay, a beautiful young lady, of Qitlncy, Illinois, deliberately drowned her self In the Mississippi, at that place, on Thurs day. She fci'i u note slitting that she did not commit suicide for shame, nor for love, but be causo "all her friends were enemies" ami "this Is a cold, dreary world lo live In." ?A prodigal returned to the home of his brother and sister in Pontiac, Michigan, the other day, and was received with open arms, ate tho tatted calf and all that sort of thing, and two days after built a nice lire with kero seno oil under the bed-chamber in order to burn them to deuth and secure the property. ?The Presbyterian Church bids fuir to be reunited. According to returns received by the editors of the New York Observer, two-thirds of nil the Presbyteries have voted to ratify the reunion of the church. The two General As semblies will accordingly meet nt Pittsbiirg, November 10, to count the votes and officially announce the result. ?Rochester papers are having n delightful controversy over the bravery or cowardice of n reporter. He was to make a balloon nscen. slim with Professor King, but Just ns the air ship was lo stin t he Jumped out und refused lo make (he ascent, his sudden departure endan gering the lives of those who remained by sud denly lightening Its load. The toronaut takes this view of the matter, but the paper to which tho reporter is attached Is Oiled with energetic denials of cownrdlce. ?Father Hyacinthe, II appears. Is about to enter Hie field of Journalism. He proposes lo publish, In Pai ls, n newspaper, lo be entitled Lo Clircllcn, which shall be both religions and political, or rather secular In ils character. The ex-monk pertinaciously insists upon dc clnrlngjiimsclt a Catholic. He Is fearful of the approach of every sinniger, lost he should bo seduced into nu ad enptiindum expression that would be twistet! Into an admission of n Protestant leaning. He Is even afraid to take a ride, as on Sunday, when, instead of a pure ly pleasure excursion, he found himself whisk ed Into the tabernacle of the noted Henry Ward needier. Father Hyacinthe ate a broiled beefsteak on Friday because, ns he claims, ho had a right lo do so. He received n "dispensa tion" from the bishop of the diocese where ho lost officiated to uso fresh meat on Fridays on account of his arduous duties; and he says In addition that tho ndo is not Imperative on priests when thoy aro travelling. U should be added that dispense tions, relieving the re cipients of tho ob (gallon, aro often given to t&e Blok and weak by tho' Catholic bishops and priests. There tire ninny Catholics who be lle*, u Huit Peru llyhcintliu will uvcnliiully re turn to Ihc Cut hollu Church, und he restored m Iiis i'dihut stains us a Curtuelilc monk; but Ihey sty Ik* may hnve to undertake a "re trent" fin* one year liefere ho etui he fUlly re stored lo his former position. He Is now sub Jecl lo whatever uellon lhe bishop or his dio cese and the superior of Iiis order mny (tike. Ih-took \;iw- of |h?verty, chastity and obe tlletiee, and It Is elttlmed that ho violated the lullet*. The KtnaiievN or the City, The nminal statcinenl ol the receipts and expenditure:! of the City of Charleston for the year eliding August ?t 1st, is HOW Hindu public, and deserves at our hands it keen scrutiny and impartial consideration. These statements are our only means uf learning the exact llnunciul condition oi die city, and in spile uf their involved eharacter?per hnps a necessity?lliey enable un upproxl nuito estiinntu lo Iks made uf the lldollly with which the public roveiino is collecte i and the economy with which it is spent. The total receipts fur thu year ending Au gust a 1st, were, in uuioutlt and kitul, as fol lows : From taxes.1573,6*21 " Licenses. 4(i,.VI7 10 Harbormasters tltlice. 4,602 si 44 Urphunhousu Fund. s,:i7S 71 'I ltents. 1,640 dit " Interest.' 18,347 ?2 44 Fines. 2,725 ?* siaie for Transient Poor. ?.mu? on " Markets. 4,!ii:i in ?? Hoard of Health. 4,:iHi 42 44 Fire Loan. 10,5110 00 rireiiuudera. 7-in 4? " liotids Itccelralile. 2,040 un ? li PerCent. Stock. 3,030 00 ? " ? " ". 142,117 00 " ? 'I ? ? . 2,000 00 ' Suspense Account. CO 25 u Police Force. 07'22 " lli-xh School. 3,611 :iu M Interest on Fire Loan l'omis ?s:> ."ill " Notes Payable. 76,7-15 00 " Fire Engine Companies. 2,674 00 Total Receipts.11114,003 :i!) And the total payments for the same pe riod were its follows: Artesian Well.$ (10 00 Aliitslinuso. 27,:t.vt :tn Alken Foundling Hospital. 130 33 Hoard of Health. 40,605 02 College of Charleston. 511 03 Corporation Account. 2,000 on Contingent Account. 15,802 i>2 Fire Department. 3*1,700 27 Police. 76,600 14 " Cmillnircntr. 210 :t:i High School.. 5.701 40 House of Correction. 2.433 S7 Interest on Debt.ai?4,474 IS I Interest Acconnl. 3,889 06 issue Certificate of Indebtedness... 4?5 ir> ti Per Cent. Slock 1845. 645 ill ?? ? " 1818. 000 00 Coupon Honda. 1,000 01) Licenses. SO 75 Lunatic Asylum . 0,883 24 Miscellaneous Hund. 10.600 00 Notes Payable. 07,446 ou Orphiinliniisc . 38,733 17 Old Folks" Home. 2,011 ill Public Printing. 1,298 60 Real Estate. ?40 00 Streets. t?,30! Plank Roads. 2ii,7."il so Shell Kotld. 17,113 32 Shell ltoad Completion. 10,603 ill Tidal Drains. . 6,789 nr. Assessor's Ollieo. 3,80!) 42 Clerk or Council. 2.020 30 City Court. 3,360 ill City Engineer. 2,411 72 City Treasury. 5,270 sc Harbormasier'sOlllce. 1,010 OS Mayor's Otllce. 4,449 60 iCllv Hall. 9.-?3 93 Cas. 27,0?il 07 Washington Engine Company. 1,600 00 Sundries. 80.1 Total Payments.$013,128 29 According lo these statements, the total receipts were $914,603 39, and the total ex penditures $943, i2S 29, showing n delicit of $28,624 90. This is not n serious tlollcloncy by any means:, and nt the lirst glance it will doubtless seem Huit our city llnauccs are in ti reasonably flourishing condition. Dill ligures arc double-faced, and to the skilled accountant tell a widely dillerent tale front that which they unfold to the unprofessional observer, We desire, then, as well as we I know how, to strip the financial statement of the City Treasurer of all its apparent mystery, and lo put the same ligures in a shape which shall lie wholly intelligible to the general public. We may remark at the outset that in the stnteiuent already given of the receipLs of the city, many amounts arc included which should not enter into a plain exhibit of pur rent income and expenditure. They were actually received by thu Treasurer, and nre properly n?countcd for by him; but we wish the year to stand on its own bottom, mid have the benefit only of its own legitimate re ceipts, ns well as of its legitimate outlay. We say, for instance, Hint the Stale donation for the pour, $0000, ami the receipts from Fire Loan, $10,500, from bonds receivable, and from six per cent, stock, do not enter into the plain calculation that we desire to make; nor do wc take into account, on cither Bide, the llouting debt account, or borrowed money of the city. On the other hand, we do not consider Hie amounts paid by certifi cates of indebtedness, city stock, coupon bonds, miscellaneous bonds, and the like, true payments. Fobbing Peter to pay Puul ?b more convenient than safe. Striking out such items as those mentioned, wo have thu following as the true receipts of tho city for Hio year: Receipts from Taxes.1573,622 M " Licenses. 40,537 " 44 Harbormaster. 4,003 44 ' Orphanhousc. 8,379 M ' Rents. 1,647 " U Interest. 18,347 44 44 Flues. 2,725 4* 44 Markets. 4,943 14 " Hoard of Health. 4,31? 4* " Sundries . 7,052 Tol.d Receipts.$072,571 And we have Hie following as tho actual payments: Paid for AlinshotlSC. .$ 27,353 44 44 Artesian Well. 00 44 44 Alken Hospital. 13(1 44 41 Orphnnhousc. 38,733 44 44 Has. . 27,051 44 14 Streets. 83,400 44 44 Plank Roads. 20,752 44 44 Shell ltoad. 27,017 44 44 Police. 76,719 44 4* Fire Department. 38,709 44 44 Lunatic Asylum. 0,883 44 4 1 Tidal Drains. 0,790 P " Printing. 1,299 44 Health Department. 40,600 14 44 Interest. 808,309 44 44 Charleston College. 611 44 44 High School. 6,704 44 44 House of Correction. 2,434 44 Old Folks' Home. 2,911 41 44 Contingent Account. 16,892' 44 44 Office Expenses. 25,037 44 44 Sundries. 2,489 Total Payments.?831,072 According to lids statement, and we be lieve it to be a just ono, tho city spent iu the year ending August 31st, last, $168, 601 41 more than it actually earnod. If our view of the'matter be correct, the city has to this extent eaten up tho Income of the future or incurred a new dobt which most one day bo liquidated. Settling day will come for corporations as for individuals. Another flow of tho financial condition of lliu city Is oven more suggestive. In Jnn unry lust the Clark Council nitule up their luulget, er esthuule of receipts tuitl pay ments, tortile year Iho statistics or which we urc considering. U|k>ii their estimates iho Tux loll w as passed, and we believe Ihtil tim plu provision wns nititlu for all proper und necessary expenses. Comparing, llien, the estimated income with i!u' actual income, und tlm estimated outlay with the actual out lay, wo havo the Following results: Ksthnated Actual Itecfllds. Receipts. Taxes. $ 017,800 $ 020.088 Markets. O.ontl 4,043 tnplianlmuse. 0,000 s,:*7!i Itenls. -4.000 |,At(| Unes. 3,001? ->,--?i Harbormaster. '.'.mm) -i , ;< :: Interest. 13.000 ls,:t| Uiscellancous. ifl.titw 11,900 Totals. $ 007,300 * 072,871 Hy this il will bo seen that tho receipts were $21,721? less than was estimated. There was a gain in the receipts from the OrplinnliOUSQ fund ami from interest, lull it loss in every oilier (tcpurtmcnt. The tax re ceipts alone were $27,000 less Ihun the esll mates. After ull, the falling oir is not un natural; nor will ii account for Ihe alannin dcllcit already mentioned. The cause of this Is shown in the following table: Kstimnlcd Actual Expenses. Expenses. Almshouso. $ 30,000 .5 27,39t Onihanhousu. 40,000 :ts.7:t:i Cas. :!0,ti(Mi 27,081 Police. 00,0110 76,7111 Piro Hepar) ment. :i.">,000 38,700 Lunatic Asylum. 7,000 (i.ssi Drains. 8,000 0,780 Printing. 2,000 1,2ml Health'Department. 20,000 40,680 Interest. SOU,000 303,303 Conllngenl. io,ouo 16,802 Salaries and Miscella neous . 36.000 27,.V2l! Streets. ?O.OOO 83,400 City Improvements. 3n,ooo 6l,3?w Arteshiu Well. m Alken Hospital. ISO Charleston College. .ill High School. 8,704 House of Correction. 2,434 Old folks' Home. *J.:i11 Totals. $ 000,000 * 831,072 Here is h diiTercnco of $171,072 between tho estimated expenses and Iho actual ex penses. And it is easily nccounletl for. The police department swallows up Sl?.fltiti tif the tHfleronce, tho lionllh ilopiirtmcnt is responsible for $2(*,()l)0 more, th? streets outrun ihe estimates l?y $33,000, and city improvements uhsorli 354,Mft8, instead of| 9*1(1,000. In Uieso branches alone Urn ex cess of expenditure is more than ninety thousand dollars. The rest is made up in interest account, in contingent account, ami in the expenditures for the High School, House of Correction, and lor oilier purposes. With these ligures before them, the tax payers must draw their own conclusions as lo the degree of injury already done Charles ton by Um present City Council. : li< Ulm itirigc Concern. Tim Oconoo Courier, published nl iho pres ent terminus of Ihe Blue Hidgo Road, says: "To get any tangible Information ns lo the ' present condition and future prospects of j "this groat enterprise, nppenrs tlilllcult. "Tim contractors, Crisvlllu ?t Co., arrived "in Walhalla on last Friday iflght. They "tire now gono in the direction of Knox " ville, with u view of examining the route. " No work of any COllsequeiico lias yot boon "done; a mere liundful of dirt moved to "save tho contract. Wo hour there is a ile "lay on account of machinery, und the real "labor will not l?e undertaken for some "days. We rather think the securing Hie "other live millions, which is to come, 1ms "something to do in delaying the machinery. " We do not doubt, however, but the road "will be built, and a beginning in earnest "be made before Christinas." A Mbbtixo of the friends of n railroad ex tension from Spartnnburg, S. C, to AsIk ville, N. C, will be held In tho COnrtliOUSO ill Spartnnburg, on the evening of Tuesday, November 1(>, at 7 P. M., for the purpose of I devising a scheme for the construction of j this important railroad. All friends of the enterprise are invited to attend. Persona attending the meeting will bo passed over the Sportitnburg and Union Railroad free of | charge. This Asheviilo road is, lo our mind, of moro importance than tho Blue Ridge scheme. It should cost leas ami do the State more service. We hope that the meet ing will give the project a tangible shape. The Unionvillc Times speaks, very highly of the management of the Spartanhurg und Union Railrond. The road has been rebuilt without assistance from the State or the stockholders, and is now, with its' machin ery, in good running order. Tho guarantee of the State is secured by a flrst mortgage, and arrangements will probably bo made soon to pay the interest on the bonded debt. The Times says?and we believo with per- I feet truth?that tho prosperous condition of the road is duo entirely to the efforts of j President Jeter. Tnn famous Syllabus of errors published by Pope Pins IX., in 18G4, will probably oc cupy a good deal of tho at t out1 . of the ap proaching Council, and we accordingly print it this morning. It is denied, however, that thero bus been any Intention, as many | had supposed, of erecting the eighty dam-1 nations of Syllabus Into nrticles of faith. The census of Anderson County is com pleted. Tho population is: Whiles 1-1,072, colored 0053; total 23,125. In IRfiO the population was: Whites 14,286, colored 8587; total 22,87.1. There is, therefore, a falling oil' in the white population, und an increase in the colored population of the county. Tnn Radicals, thanks to tho Stale con stabulary, elected their candidates in Abbe ville on Wednesday by 280 majority. Tho disturbance- ut Calhouii's Mills was caused by an attempt of the negro guard tu drive tho whiles from tho polls. This is Radical lib erty with a vengeance. The Burnwell Journal has boon enlarged and shows in its columns unmistakable evi dences of growing prosperity. Tho Journal Is a good newspaper, carefully edited and well made np, and in typographical accuracy has no superior among the country press. It was owing to a blunder in onr compos ing room that an article on tho Longshore men's strike, publlflhc/l in Friday's News, found its way, a second time, into onr col umns on Saturday las] TriK population of pconeo County by the ctsDRU? Jti6t completoojI a : Whites 6804, .o?l orod 2-1-14; total 10,74 Another Turn of tlie .Strew. The Longshoremen's Protective Union As sociation held nh extra meeting on Friday night und adopted the following resolution: llc.nth'til, That le? member of lids Union shall bo allowed lowork Btoring, 01 More any cotton, R?r any slcvetlore who Is mil u member of Ibis Union, under pain of being lilted in Hie sum of ten Hollars. The adoption of this resolution is nuothor stride forward. At Ural the longshoremen struck for higher wages. This movement was ii failure, Itecauso non-Union workmen in iibuiidiince could Im hud to do Urn work reipiired. Tho Unloiv. then determined not to work on any foreign ship until aslcvedoro who had lieen discharged was restored to his place. And now they solemnly resolve Hint they will not work nt nil under any stevedore who is not a member of the Union. This is. lo all intents end purposes, 11 ileliheratu at tempt to force tlio employers to engage the services of :i particular class of men. Whether then; is, or is not, a respectable mid I rust worthy stevedore in the Union, is lo he of no consequence. The Union men declare thill they will only work for Union steve dores, and they hope to bo aide to force the employers to agree to their conditions. It must not bo understood that we ques tion llio right of I lie Union longshoremen to control their own body. They may line their members mid rule their members us they please. Hut this does not content them. They ask now-that., the control of nil tin? storage business given to lliein, ami lo Ilium alone We do not know that they have done anything to merit this trust. Vio lence, threat, nnd ^reasonable, claims have characterized their action from the very be ginning. Ami while we nre anxious that the longshoremen and all other workmen should have every proper privilege, wo con sider it no less important that the employer should have full protection in the enjoyment of the right toOllgago whom lie pleases, und upon the best terms he can make. The experience of the past few days shows clearly that the Union longshoremen nre going from lind to worse. Nor have they reached their halting point. It. is, then, high Unie that the shippers nnd shipping agents should take steps to protect themselves and those whom they represent. Fire must lie fought with lire; proscription with proscrip tion. What, the longshoremen havo done they are responsible for. The employers must now oiler nh olioctlvo resistance or give up, for good and nil, nil control over their own actions nnd their own property. Tho most simple plan is for the shippers nnd shipping agents to determine not lo employa "Union" longshoreman in any capacity. This will work a cure, in the Interest of the hundreds of steady men who are now Becking work. It can bo ?loue, if the shippers' stand together its thu longshoremen stand together. And if any employers, high or low, nre so weak as to act against their own interests, and Hie interests of the working classes, by ilgrccituj to what the Union demands, let them under stand that they, in the face of ilie comma illlty, must benr the brnnt of whatever comes in the future, of their greed and want of pluck. < . TT ~ TriE y11(911 ville Time* says that the "en "ergy, tuet und ability" exhibited by Gov ernor Scott in "raising tho means and credit "of the State finances in order to complete "the lllne Kidgc Railroad, will lie to him tin "everlasting monument." The election in Georgetown passed oil' quietly. The Times soys that "no interest "whatever was manifested by the whites, "who kept away from the polls, the negroes "gon?rallyjvotlng." The result has not yet reached uf*. .go ttent._ HOUSrSr-FAHMS, STORKS, ROOMS, Ac, now vacant, can readily lie reined Ity advertising them in nils column. The rate Is cents for twenty words or less, each inset tum, tr paid tn advance._ RESIDENCE TO RENT.?THAT VERY desirable HOUSE, No. 1A Lynch street, two doors from Wuuiwonh, nmtnluing six square rooms, dressing room ami pantry. Gas through, ont tlie house: lias a large dry yard, with all ne cessary out 1 ni(Mings, large cistern and hath room, Pussessrfh given immediately. Apply on premises or at No. 'JA& King street. uov 1 r??o RENT ONR, LARGE SLEEPING X ROOM, pleasantly located. Apply nt Ne. S2 Church street, near llroad. novl a* ri,0 RENT, ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR, X suitable for ? family; also, Furnished Rooms lor geutlcmi'ii. Apply at No. 40 Ueaufulu street, novl mwf;i* rp<), RENT, A STORE IN MEETING X struct, opposite tlie circular Church?to be completed by lSth November. Apply to 11. A. RonumtiKs._octes tnms3 TO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX TURES for a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude Lane and Bast Hay. To au approved tenant rent will bo $10 per month. Also, six large square Rooms, with fire places, back pla/.zns ami cistern water .on every story. The rooms will be rented staV? If. preferred. Inquire of Mr. ROSE, on theiprehifeea.%_octie ROOMS* TO RENT.?THREE UNFUR NISHED rooms In a residence pleasantly situated in the western part of the city. Torms mod tr?te. Kor further particulars, apply at No. 11 Doughty street. octl2 _&oot. Rift,, ?SS^L_ LOST AND FOUND AGAIN.?IF YOU have lost auytliing, make it known to the public through this column. Tho rato for twenty words or loss, each Insertion, is 25 cents, If paid in advance. LOST, ON S A T U R D A Y NIGHT, AT balf-pnst s o'clock, between t In; corner of St. Philip street nnd Wcntworth to the corner of ritt ami Montague streets, a browu fur Cape. The Under will bo rewarded by leaving It nt No. 2J Pill street. novl 1* LOST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, THE 2.1th instant, on'the Bnttory, South Boy or Legarc street, iiMOltBNINU 'HtOOCH. The tinder will bo rewarded by leaving the same at lids Oillcc. novl -1 10ST. A HUNCH OF KEYS AND CORK J SCREW, fastened by a steel spring ring. The llmlor will bo rewarded by leaving them nt No. 01 Tradd street, or at this Office. novl 1? LOST, A DOUBLE CASE SILVER watch nnd cold CHAIN. The finder will be suitably rewarded If ho will leave the sa me at TUE Dai t.y Nkws olllce, or No. 4 Society street. novl LOST, A CASHMERE GOAT, ON Thursday morning last. A reward Will bo given for the recovery of tho name. Apply to KEDERICK BUMTBH, at the northeast corner or America and Mary streets._novl 2? POUND, IN A STORE ON KING STREET, OU Monday last, a sum Ol MONEY. Inquire at this otllcc. - novl 1* ARLACK AND WHITE COVT STRAY ED Into No. 088 King street, which tho own er can have by paying expenses. oct30 2* :.f ucwpoalg; REMOVAL.?PELZER, RODGERS & CO. have removed their olllce from North At lantic to Drown k Co.'s Wharf. ocl20 4 REMQVED.--IIII?OKE & SCHAGHTE have this .day rftmoved their Auction and Commission " Unas' see th nave i-uis tiay rtiutivou incir Auction ana nlMlop, IJiydneif to VKNDDE RANGE, 8a 1 now sts.'is, w'.icro tbey will be happy to letrTJld customers, ocuo TjBMOVAL.?CLAGHORN. HERRING k XV 00-, Factors and. Oommlwon laerobaxj have removed from AccoramcslAUcm WhB NorthAUAAttoWharf. .'? acts iUcctiiigo. SOLOMON'S LODGE, No. I, A. I-'. M.? The M??r?llit.v CouillltlUlculloli will In- held In Masonic Hull. Tills bvkmso, i lie |s| Insttllll, ill 7 nVloek. Members und Candidates will in- nunc Hull. lly order or W. M. W. a. Wilson. in ?v i Scerotnrv. QT. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. Till-: 1? Regular Meeting of this Society will lie hold ni the South Carolina Hull. Tins Evksino, at 7 o'clock. UOI'.r. M. GORDON, nur I Secrelary pro lent. ?/TKDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CA HO LM LISA.?The Regular Monthly Med in? or mis Society will he in i?i Tum Evksi.m., mi uYlork. 31 ASSISI! simons. h. p.. novi s cretnrjr. /~1 L.-A SPECIAL MEETING WILL v/1? lie lii-M Tins Kvkninii, at liair-pasi 7 o'clock precisely, on business nr IniiHirtitiice. A mu ni tendance of Hie members is particularly desired. It.v unler. _ uovl MECHANICS' UNION, No. 1.?AT TEND Hie Regular Monthly Meeting un ho Union, ni Kuj?te Hall, Tins Kvkninii, at 7 o'clock. Punctual atlentlniiee is reipureil, as liu.-tue-i of Importance win lie transacted. lly ortler. J. Ik KIMMKY, novl _ Secretary. 1>ALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. The Regular Mimihiy Meeting ufyonr Com pany wilt lie held ai your liaii Turn (Mumluy) Kvcxixo, 1st instant, at ; o'clock precisely. Itv order of i lie President. ALEXANDER DUNCAN, novl Secretary. 13al.MKTTO SOCIAL CLUB.?TIIK member* of llio Palmetto Social Club are hereby sumuionisl to atleiid the Regular Month ly Meeting Tn is Kvknixo, al hair past s o'clock; ll.v .niter t'resldeiit. D. W. MUSTARD, novl * Secretary. / CHARLESTON MKCIIANICS' SOCIKTY. v_/ A J tegular ouarterly Meclinx or the L'hurles Inn Meehanles' Society will bo hchl This KVK XIKU, at 7 o'clock, at Masonic Hall. JOS. GUY, novl Sccrclm.v C. M. S. ClAKOLINA RIFLE CLUB.?AN EXTRA / Meeting or this L'lnb will take place Tins AFTKIIXOOX, at (I o'clock, at the Heading Doom of Messrs. Walker. Kvatis >v Cogswell. Dy ortler. w. B. 11 ITH Kit, novl * Secrelary and Treasurer. VMPTON RIFLE CLUH.?ATTKN1) A Itcguhtr Meeting Tins Kvkxixo, at h o'clock, at your Hall, lly onler. I?. T. LAWTOX. i tnvl_Sei' relu ry. CUIAHLKSTON RIFLE CLUH.?ATTEND / Regular Monthly Meeting TO-SlUIIT, at half past 7 o'clock, at Masonic Hall. A. it. Drs.wssriu:. hot I Secrelary ami Treasurer. HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.?The Monthly Meeting tu" litis Association will be held 'fills KVKXIXU, Ist ol' November, at Masonic Hall, at hair-past 7 o'clock. Prev ious In the sale or ! he money some or the Shares will be sohl. The Treasurer will receive Hie tines from Stock holders during the day at the ulilce ol L. HuinbrlH A Co., No. 7 broad street, and al the Hall in the evening. JOSEPH WHILDKN, Itorl Treasurer. (CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM J P ANY.?The Annual Meeting or the Stock* iiutilers or this Company will be belt) at their Offlce THIS DAT, November I, at which lime an election for Sight Directors will take place. The polls will lie open Troiii 10 to 2 o'clock. lly onler. S. W. KAMSKY, uovl wfmS Secrelary and Treasurer. II ID ll UlG. "TTTTANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE > Y maiie known to everybody In this column at the rale of -."> cents rnr twenty words or loss, each Insertion, ir paid in advance. WANTED, TW?NTY-F1VK AHLK-HO HIKU LAllOIIKKStU Ditch on a Planta tion. Wages $160 per dav and hoard. Applv to P. CLEAR Y, No. tWU King street, near Line, m IV1 2* "VI7* a nt kd, a woman to cook and II Wash for a small family. Satisfactory re ferences required. Apply at No. 20 Church street, corner or Atlantic street. novl 1* WJ- an te d, a good cook and Vv WASHER. Reference required. Apply at No. 100 Sleeting street immediately. novl 1 "Wranted, a colored woman, vv without encumbrance, to conk ami make herself generally uscrm, ror a family or two. Ap ply at No. K7 Cannon street. novl l* Wanted, a situation BY a he SPECTARLE white woman to liiltttl chil dren or do housework. Good recommendations can he given H required. Applv at the northeast comer or Meeting and Henrietta streets, novl 1? rAnted, rooms in the western . J parlor the city, for a family or three per sons. Address A. P. S.. Nr.ws Oilier. novl 4* w ANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND do chnmberwork. None need apply unies: well recommended. Hood wages paid. Apply at No. 30 Montague street. novl W~ ANTED, TWO FIRST-CLASS BAIt HEHS, to whom the highest wages will be paid. Apply al J. LOUIIAKDO'S, No. 114 Market street. oct30 2? WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN without children lo do housework. One that can sew preferred. Must come well recom mended. Apply at tlds otlloc. nctsn 2 WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN AS Conk. Washer and Ironer. Apply at the comer of Meeting and Charlotte streets, ont:? .1* W" ANTED, A WHITE FEMALE HOUSE Servant. Also, a colored Man Servant. Inquire at northeast comer or Charlotte and Alexander streets._oct30 WANTED, IN A WHOLESALE DRY Goods House, one or two young men, 10 or 18 years or age, ns Stockkeepers; also, one to as sist lu oillce work. Only those willing to work ami fond or order will give .satisfaction. Apply at No. 124 Meeting street._octgo a ANTED, A GOOD DRAYMAN. AP PLY at thin othce. oct28 W TJtTANTED, a .woman TO COOK and TV assist in housework. Apply at southwest corner Queen and Trapmann streets._oct2C Wanted, a house in the cen TRAL part or the city, containing four rooms, with good outbuildings and cistern. Ap ply, by letter, to Key llox 05._octao Wanted, TO purchase a COM PLOTE copy or tlto U. S. CENSUS ror 1860. Apply, stating price, to "OENSUS," Daily Nbws Office. _oct7 anted, a situation as clerk, In a Wholeaalo Drug Store, or a large Re tail and Prescription Dnig Store. No objection to go lu the country. WUI expect but n small com pensation nt first. The applicant Is a graduate or the South Carolina Medien! College. Address M. P., through the Postofllco,_octo To druggists.?a physician and DRUGGIST, of twenty-five years' cxporlencc, extensively and favorably known throughout the State, and can Influence a large trade, wishes a situation in a Wholesale Drug House, or a large Retail and Prescription Drug Store. Doth city and couutry references givon. Address "Rcfu gee." llox er.. Yorkvllle, 8. C._oei8 lino* Wanted, a house, near the central part or the city, containing five or six -110111 s, with good outbuildings ami wator. Address D. at this Oillce._ aept2S A gents wanted everywhere to J.\. sell the-American KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever Invented. Price $20. will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Address American Knitting Machine Company, lloston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. oct29 3tnos_ Wanted, everybody to know that JOR PRINTING of all kinds, plain and ornamental, Is executed promptly In the neatest stylo and at the lowest Now ? ork prices, nt Tub Nbws Job Oillce, No. 140 EAST HAY. Call and examine the scale of prices before giving your ardors elsewhere._ "VT/Anted, agents.?two hundred V V , and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell tlio only Genuine Improved Common Sense Family SEWING MACH1NK. Price only $18. Great In ducements to Agents. This Is the most popular Sewing Machine of the day?makes the famous "Elastic Lock Stitch"?will do any kind or work that can be done on any maohlnc. One hundred thousand sold and the demand constantly in creasing. Now is the time to take an agency. Sond lor Circulars. s&T* Bowaro or lnrrtngers.-*?*>. Address SP.coMH A CO., Boston, Mass.; Pitts burg, l'a., or St. Louis, IfO. OCt20 3 m on goMottncteiBP ffoticeg. . Partnership.?i have this day associated with mo, in business, my son. OE0RGE O. BUTLER. The business?Gram-and General Commission?win hereafter be conducted in de namo of it. m, btjtlmb * son. ; . November 1, 1369. k, m. butler. r-uovUO Ii Qtmuscincnts. O V K ; 1 I! B <; <) M I* A N V A SOIREE will lie given hy Iltis Company itt Htclr Hull, Areliilttlc slieol, Tins Kvkninu, the Isi Novolul?or, at s iT, tuck. Members wishing tickets can procure Uiciu from the com siittkk: GEORGE RURKE, i JOHN KKNNY. I!. j. SEYMOUR, : JOHN IHI.KY. JOHN K. Ill"HNS, j W. HliOOKHANKS, novl Uiui'J \ CHAM) MASONIC FAIR. Under the authority ami approval or the M. W. CIIANU LODGE und M. K. GRAND ROYAL AUCH CHAITKItof the Stale of South Carolina, will Ihi o|k*uciI AT HIBERNIAN HALL, OX MONDAY KVEXINU, N'OVKMRKIt LVril, At half-past T o'clock, will open ni the same hour hiring the entire week, ami will close al ll o'clock eaeli night. Masonic Jewels ami Rcgalitt, Silver ami Plated Ware, Jewelry, Household Goods, I'errtiuicrj, Dress Goods, Clothing, liais, Refreshments of all kinds, Fancy Articles, and n large und varied at sort men t ?( oilier merchandise, will i>e oltorvd for sale. Contributions and donations will be thank fully received and acknowledged. The lower Saloon win be opened ever.v night, at in o'clock, lor Cotillion and imadrillo Parties, un der the management ami dlreelion of llieotllcers of l.a Candeur ami Walhalla Lodges, and u line String band will be in nlleiidance. Arrangements have been made to transmit Telegrams from the Hall in all paris of the United Slates, or '>y cable to Klimpe. SKNIOII MAN Aur.liS. M. W. J. CONNER, II. M. I W. C. II. SlMOXTOX. P. M. K. lt. S. lllll'XS, ti. 11.j M. I M. \v. n. m. Firman, p. Ii. M. M. W. a. K. Mn.i.r.11, p. 0. M. M. W. alfred prick, p, (i. M. M. \v. Ii. ll. Camiiikll, p. II. M. M. \v. it. IH'ist, p. M M. \v. J. l. orr, p. Ii. M. M. \v. Wm. GtTIINRY, D i)., Ii. M., New York. M. li. J. il Honour, Sr., \v. p. M. ItoDKirrsoH, p. M. \v. j. a. W.VGKNKlt. p. M. \v. II. II. Wai.tkr, p. m. W. II. 1?. l'orrktt, p. M. \v. a. isaacs, p. m. W. j. ItlllNlK, p. m. \v. j. A. iikaim.ky, Jr.,p. M. \v. S. IV. MA crick. 1*. m. \v. t. Turnkii,p. m. \v. I. W. llt;i>Kt?P. m. \V. J. McKenzie, p. m. p. G. ll. p. j \v. il h. DkI.rox, i?. M. IL w. Vf. K. IlLAKE, D II. M. 11. k. m. m?hrs, d. <;. II. p. K. \v. W. T. VVai.tku, l \Y. C. K. Cil ICH ESTER. P m. \v. k. 4. Waddki.L, P. M. \Y. C. iirniiv, p. M. VV. \v. S. |hlWMAN,p. M. S. II. m. W. J. CARNKIIIAN, p. m. 11. \v. S. A. dirham, p. \v. It. \v. SKYMolU, J. (i. \v. K. Vf. J. s. IlUIST, J. 0. Vf. k. \v. II. W. ScnRODKK, G. T. m. IL J. II. PlCKRTT, ?. C. Vf. /.. w. caiiwii.k, s G. D. \v. ii. covixotox, s. 0 D. Vf. c.t. townsend, J. c I). W. G. m. JORDAN, J. ? I). \v. p. K. coiurn, <i. m. W. D. k. GIUIIIRIST, G s. R. K. c. F. Jackson, fl T. IL k. c. G. jaeukr, o. K. II. k. j. K. IlOYT. G. s. K. \v. II. D. IIAILLAKD, c. c. H. K. k. W. lloyd, G. K. A. C. \v. st. j. Phillips, P. m. \v. it. F. DesKtN, P. m. \v. H. Y . -.kun, P. m. \v. A. P. Al.hliKII, P. m. W..I). \Y. II ain ks. P. m. Vf. j. IL kkiisiiaw, P. m. M. \V. A. RAOUL, P. M. Itov. Urothcr A. T. Pom TKR. Itov. Uro. \v. Vf. IIICRS. Itev. Uro. J. H. M. C.M. hackiro. Itev. Uro. S. C. VEliHER. ItCV. Uro. J. M. tiRKRNR. Itev. Uro. \V. II. Yatks. Kev. Uro. IV. w. Loun. Itev. Uro. B. A. Wau KRR. Itev. Ilm, It. T. Crn.nn. llrotlier lin. Skurinu. Uro. James \v. okay. Uro. A. P. Iti.tiNT. Uro. \V. II. Sim.ms. Un). T. J. Look woon. Hrn. M. II. Nathan. Uro. ti. S. Hacker. Uro. T. y. Simons. Uro. J. II. Uktt.s. Uro. o. \V. l'Auk ku. Hill. J. llAHI.kston. Uro. lt. S. VRNNTNII. Uro. .1. lt. Uovi.sroN. Uro. K. I). Knston. Hrn. N. C. Nowki.i.. Uro. YV. A. Kki.i.y. S. S. Solomons, Ksip IL T. Peak*:, Ksi|. junior manaokrs. \V. A.T. Smythe. President of the Association. \V. /.. II. OaKKs, Vice-President. \V. S. Thomas, Sr., Chairman Committee of Ar rangements. Uro. s. K. Welch. Treasurer. Uro. il. K. llitowN. Secretary. S. K. C. FitoNKnEHOER, South Carolina Com mand?e?. Comp. S. IL Ori'ENUEiH, H. p. Carolina chap ter. No. 1. Comp. W. T. Miller, IL p. Union Chapter, No. 3. Comp. Dr. J. IL Honour, Jr., IL p. Zcrubbuhcl Chapter, No. 11 Comp. IL II. Muller, Germania Chapter, No. 12. John McLeish, w. M. Solomon's Lodge, No. 1. VYiuiOT G. DeSaussuiue, w. M. Union Kllwiu nlng Lodge, No. 4. A. Falk, w. m. Friendship Lodge, No. 9. lt. S. Hit. y na, W. m. St. Andrew's Lodge, No. 10. Ciias. Inolesdy, w. M. Orange Lodge, No. 14. Fred. Horsey, w. M. Pvthagorean Lodge, No. 21. J. Dock, w. m. La Candeur Lodge, No. 30. w. Mikei.l, w. M. Landmark Lodge, No. 70. G. L. BCIST, W. M. Franklin Lodge, No. 00. w. F. Paddon, w. M. Tyre Lodge, No. 130. Bros. Georoe 11. l.sunAiiam, Jr.. S. Weiiii, J. M. JF.annerett, wm. KNOX, I). m?ller, w. w. pem iierton, C. w. Styles, Wm. L. Kiso, J. H. Loeu, N. w. Kinsman, w. j. Tma, I- F. Mkyek. floor committei:. w. n. Levin, p. m. i lire. j. m. womack. Uro. w. w. Simons. Uro. J. II. Hall. Uro. J. H. I.oKii. I Uro. A. Mo why. Price of admission to the Fair, 26 cents. Children under 14 years of age, 15 cents. Season Tickets, fl. Admission to ball-room, one Gentleman and two Ladles, $1. Tickets can be obtained at the Hotels, Jewelry and book Stores, at the Hall, and of the Secretary at his place of business, No. 24 Hay ne street. The South Carolina, Northeastern, Cbcraw and Darlington, Savannah and Charleston, Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad*, Florida and Georgetown Steamers, hav^wlih their usual public spirit, reduced the price of travel on their several lines, and will issue Excursion Tickets, good for ten days, from the 13th November, for one fare. nov2 tuthtufmS ?ot Sole. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO PERTY of any kind may bo advertised for sale in this column, at the rate of -'5 cents for twenty words or less, each Insertion, u paid in advance. COW, WITH A YOUNG CALF, FOR sale at No. 10 Cannon street, novl 1? . A AFEW CHOICE MULES WILL BE sold low to make room for a lot of choice horses dally expected. Apply to R. ARNOLD, corner Meeting and John streets. novl FOR SALE, A SECOND-HAND STEAM ENGINE and BOILER?8 horse power?all In good order. Apply at No. 23 Lynch street, novl mw2? REAL ESTATE.?A COMMODIOUS AND substantial three-story brick HOUSE, con mining six snuorc rooms, dressing rooms, pantry and sturc-room, with kitchen of five rooms, stu hle. Ac, In a central part of the city, for snio by WARDLAW A CAREW. OC113 wflll FOR SALE, THE ELEGANT RESI DENCE, north side Wcntwoith, between Pitt and Smith streets, having large garden, and abnndaut servants' accommodations. In com plete order. J. DRAYTON FORD, No. 40 Broad street._oct30 4? HINTING PRESS FOR SAIE AT A GREAT DARGAIN.?One Bra all Cj.lndcr TAY LOR PRESS In complete rcn-dr. It has been but little used, and Is sold slmi^jr because tho prcsout owner has no use for IL The Blzc or the bed of the Press Is rorty-rour by flfly-clglit inches. Said Press will be sold at a great bargain If applied for at once, as the room it occuplcH Is wanted ror other purposes. Address? Box No. 3795 Now York Postrnnoe._HCpt20 - Qnbncationnl. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.?Tho Lectures in this institution will ho resumed on Monday, the m of November, In the College buildings In Queen street. The opening Lecture will bo deliv ered at 0 o'clock A. M. Tho Members of tho Hoard of Trustees, members of the Medical Ptoressloii, and such other persons as feel an interest in tho College, are respect Hilly Invited to be present. BM F. M. ROBERTSON. M. I)., octso 2 Dean or tho Faculty. OLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. ? THE Exercises or the Winter Term of this Col lege will commence on Monday, Nov ember 1. i Candidates for admission Into tho Freshman or tho 8ophomoro Class will present themselves at 10o'clock Monday Morning. F. A. PORCnER, oct30 3 Secretary of Faculty. RS. G. W. ALEXANDER WILL RE open her School for Dancing, at tho Ma sonto Hall, comer of King and Wontworth streets, on Monday. November l. _ Honrs for Class Instruction at 4 and 8 P. M. Soirees every c'ternate Saturday Niobt. For terms, *e,,*pph ?t her residence, No. u Com lilt street. octw mtM v. '' V. . ' ?rocci?cs, L?qnors, Srt. K V U N T II O U ? A N D sacks LIVERPOOL SALT. "Now landing from Rrillsh Ship Duke of Wot liigion. Kor wile In lots to uit purchaser*. noyj ? i:ko. w. wii.i.ia.ms a ro. Ci II O I 0 K S II <> U L l> l? II H . ?0 lihd*. Choice BACON SHOULDERS, just rC elved mill r?r snlu i>v liovl i HENRY 1,1 MU A a CO. J K L K 0 T Kl) Il A Y~~. S :i'Mj baies Selected HA y will hu sold low. Apply ) It. AltXOI.O, jiovl > Sit. -jlti M< i l mir street. J l'NNY CLOTH! Ul.'NNV CLOT11 ! ^JT - ou Un- spot anil m iirlve. Pursuit; hv ucIT '.lui. OKI). A. TRCNHOLM ft SON. U N N Y (; I. 0 T 11 . 100 bales, extra weight, lu More, ami for sale low in lois la suii pun-misers, by K. lafittba CO., No. so Uroail street, octal win I V K It V OD L SA LT A PL OAT, L jor.0 sacks Liverpool SALT, Just arrived per steamer Harlcu, in largo ami superior seamless sacks. Tor side, ex steamer, at lowest market, price, hj H?HT. MU UK A CO., ocl'iS Rnyce's Wharf. L I Y I'i R I' 0 <) I- S A L T ! COW) sacks LIVERPOOL salt, direct from Liv erpool? large and fut! sacks. ForSlltn at lowest market prices, bv octgtl t. j. KKItlt a CO. ALLANTINl? &. SON'S TALE ALE. B Weekly supplies of Hie above superior brand, in barrels and half liarrols. Kor sale ley W. II. OIIAPKH A CO., oetll lino _ No. "J07 Kast Hay Si met."' ITTIIAM'S ANTIDOTE FOU STRONG ; DRINK. A BORR CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. One Dollar a llolHe. Scut by mail, postage paid, mi receipt of price. ThO Antidote Is tlie boat remedy that ran be administered in Mania-a I'otn, and ulso for all nervous infections. For sale by Dr. II. HAFK. No. 131 Meeting si rent, neb'. Agent for South l.'arullun. It B N G O CURES FEVER AND AOU1?. THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD. flj-Por sale by all Druggists. 0. J. lohn, Agctit, Druggist, einer King and John street, scptiT amos_Charleston, 8. C. O L O M O N ' S B I T T B Ii S M A S ARB KOK salbDY D f 8. RAOUL A L Y N A II, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNBR KING AND MARK KT STRBETS. sept 17 .linos JUST RECEIVED. carbonate OF AMMONIA Bloarbonute of Soda Ore am of Tartar Fresh Hopa. Fer sale, wholesale and retail, by Dr. II. IIAEIt, ects No. 131 Meeting street. _?^it? for^J?iilr._ S)/<AAACRES TO LEASE FOR A ?UL?\j\J TKBMOF YEARS.?Tito Inrge and beautiful PLANTATION, known ns Keltt Place, consisting of MOO acres, lioo cleared. Soli rich and clay abounding in deposit* of marl. 700 acres of splendid cotton laud; 100 acres of It will make a bag to the acre; location perfectly healthy nU the year; four and n half miles from Lcwlsville, South Carolina Railroad; well settled; has been lu constant cultivation since the war; has all neces sary buildings; small dwelling, bann, stables, glnhousc, screw, laborers' houses. I.yon's Creek runs through the estate and furnishes one of the best sites for a factory In the State. win be sold with the lease, the following: 8 fine young MULES, a large lot of Improved Imple ments, llrinly Ploughs, New Glu, Dickson Cotton Heed, enough to plant the entire crop; 2000 bushels or cotton Seed for flrilll/.lng; 300 bushels of corn. All will be sold on the place, low for cash. Parties desiring to lease are request cd to Inspect the growing crop of cotton, which will give entire satisfaction. For terms, npplv to Mas. LAW RENCE KE1TT, St. Matthow's P. O., Ornngeburg District, S. C. Rrkkhkncks.?Major T. b. Whaley, J. C. Koltt, Esq., Orangeburg; IL W. Perouueau, Esq., Wil liam Mlddlelon, Esq., Charleston. ocr25 mwfimo*_ tf\ AAA ACRES IN WILLIAMS 11 J.\J\J\J HURO COUNTY?100 acres or which arc cleared and 75 acres now under cultl rallon In corn, cotton and rice. The tract is icuvlly timbered with pine, onk, cypress and Hickory, and contains a dwelling and outhulld ngs. with fifteen cabins for laborers; also one ,'ood mill site. Average production of tho land eu to fifteen bushels of corn and fifteen to twen y-flve bushels or rice to the acre, without fertlU lers. The region abounds In marl deposits, leorgctown Is the nearest market, the place being 'our miles from Dlack Mlngo Creek and twenty tve miles from Georgetown Creek, which Is navi gable at all seasons. Price of the tract $15,000; one hair cash, the lalance in one and two years, secured by bond mil mortgage. Any smaller number of acres ivlll be sold at n moderato advance on this rate, art lea desiring to Inspect the tract can do HO by caving the Northeastern Railroad at Klngstree, tnd Inquiring, the way to my place, twenty-three ailes distant. Tho tract lies within one mile or :he projected Georgetown Kallroud. Address IAS. F. CARRA WAY Survivor or Perkins A Car raway, Georgetown Postofllce, S. C. septtzo mwr?mos* PAO_ _.. RAA ACRES.?TO CAPITALISTS.? UUv At private sale or fer lease, a One PLANTATION in Orangcburg District, forming a lart or the estate of the lato Colonel Kellt, coa ilstlng of about 600 acres} 350 or It cleared. It Is vatered by Lyon's Creak, a large and never ruli ng stream. Soli rich, red clay, well ndapted to :otton, corn, wheat, root crops and clover. Cll natc healthy all the year. Splendid range for tattle; tho neighborhood attractive?the atljoln ng plantations owned by gentlcmon who reside here aud secure good order. The buildings wore turned,hut lumber mills being near,they could be ( placed cheaply. A large State road connects It vitii Lcwlsville, South Carolina Railroad, six nlies distant. The above Is a splendid chance or those desiring to form a beautiful farm In a ucnsnnt, healthy section. In ifirw these lands vere returned at $20 per ncre. Will be sold at lair that price. For terms apply to Mrs. LAU tENCH KEITT, Society HUI, S. O. kkfkhkncks.?Major T. R. Wliatey, J. C. Keltt, ' m-, Orangcburg; B. W. Poronncau, Esq., Wll Inm Mlddlelon, Esq., Charleston oetll mwfitaiosnAC iilioccllrmcons. ^OLOMON'S BITTERS ACCOMPLISH ALL TORY PROMISE. For salo at BOptlT 3m08 It aoitt, A lyn a ITS. F K U E R M rai n ni: a LRU, piano Tuner, Teacher of vio in, Flute and Oultar. Repairer of Musical istru a entai in tchcock's Five and Ten cents M?sle always m hand. BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with the best m l most fashionable Mualo lately received from Surope at moderate prices. Apply at No. 4M ting street, four doors above OaUtoon. octl2 tnlmthsmoa_, O YOU WISH 10 PRSTTKNT TOTR HILL A X D IK T 1 II ftsm taoa - usa solomobb' Brrr?Rs. D