The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 02, 1869, Image 4

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At I.?Ht. Gnac deep within minc OTOH, nod let thc touch Of my -ool fingern wunder o'er my bron'. If j -pint fallo, no longer rcvor-red; Aua look ol these pulu hands, hew loose their clutch Of thc rulr world I Vet once their hold wes sort? Of the Ufe goblct Hilo* with wine so red. Tho ruby drops upon tho ground were shed, And dregs remained thal could not gladden much. Bo lull my honrt to slumber,-let mc hear Sweet accents rroin those Hps. 'Twits kind in thee To heed my summons; but death seemed anear; I yearned tor thee with restless agony. What I tears? Thou lovett incl Then death In dear; For Joy new-born doth grasp eternity. Tinna8 ix suiamn. Temper ot tito People anti Aspect ot thc Tiovu-'i'iir Effect of Iniprovctt Im? plements and Mcthort? or Culture Dawn of it Brighter Future. frito?: OtfH OWN CO R R KS TONDENT.J SUMTE?, S. C., October 28. Our people, though casi down, arc liol en? tirely despondent. A kind of strong faith, reaching, lulo thc unseen futuro, sustains Hiern. They have grappled willi dillleullles with thc determination to overcome thom. Thc plant? ers have learned a great deni from experience ns io Um best course to pursue willi ilie pre? sent tiru nu ii and kimi of labor In tito count ry. The Increased attention paid lo thc scientific principles ol'agriculture, lo thc manlier ol'cul? tivating, and lo Mic ns? of improved imple? ments, hius ulrendy been rewarded with en? couraging result?. An agricultural and me? chanical society W08 orguni/.od sonto time ugo, and ls now in a nourishing condition. The merchants ol' Blinder generator have displayed great energy in carrying on their business, und good tania In Utting up their stores ?nd In the selection ol' their stocks. There ls a rivalry among them lo accommo? date and please their customers, and to give perfect satisfaction lu their bargains. The re? sult ls thal traite Hows In from every direct lon and from very distant points. Tho old town seems to huvo entered upon a new life of ac? tivity nnd prosperity. On? who has been ab? sent for only a lew years would not recognize tho place. There are evidences ol' Improve? ment, both public and private, visible every? where, in luci, our quondam dull and sober minded Slimier mighl be accused of putting on city airs. E. A. BOGIA L JIOMUSUELL,. Metropolitan Fnuhlonnhle Society Aghast-Thc Circat i.m ii Ilnbort Lc Ray Ainsley it Common Illncklcg-How Dress Made thc Man-A Fashionable Belle the "Victim or a. Confidence No? bleman. A good deal of sensation was made In fash? ionable society In New York recently, by Hie | marringa of (so-called) Lord Hubert Le Hoy S. Ainsley, ol'England, to Miss Marlin, daughter of a wealthy resident of Staten Island. Close on thc heels of thc nuptials come thc following revelations published in Hie New York Sun : The short and mysterious career or thc iudl vldnul calling hlnibcir Lord Hubert Le Roy S. Ainsley lins considerably agitated our tip-town fashionables, and since his sudden anti unex? pected departure ninny inquiries have been made regarding his position, pedigree, title and means. These inquiries, ll is CN dent. Should have bCCII made when his "Lordship'' first appeared in metropolitan society, and bcrorc he was received so eagcrlj and entertained so sumptuously as he was by many of our best families. His advent and exodus have, however, taught them a lesson from which they ought to profit, and have once more proved the rhallowncss of what ls culled "our best society." HIS DEBUT AT NEWPORT. We first made thc acquaintance of "Lord" Ainsley in July lust at Newport, where he was at that time quite prominent, but strange to say, was registered on thc hotel books as simply "Mr. v H. Lc Roy, London, England." He dressed ex? ceedingly "nobby," drove a splendid turnout, paid his hotel bills honestly, danced, flirted, and enjoyed hlmscir generally among thc ralr sex, and was regarded by matchmaking mammas to bo tho most eligible mau it had ever been their good fortune to meet. IIIS WELCOUE IN NSW YORK SOCIETY. . Prom thc Springs lia came to New York, and at once commenced to entertain In such an unusual style of elegance and liberality as to excite the attention or fashionable society and make him seir quite famous. In a Hi tie while the sensa? tion nc evidently desired to make wan created, and ho was for a mouth tho great social Hon or this city. He was deluged with invitations to i dine, and hts society was courted on all occa? sions. Possessing a line education, and being evidently familiar with good society, Lord Ains? ley soon made a guod nnd strong Impression upon hts mends, who lollowed him from pillar to post. No one stopped to ask who he was, what was his posit iou and standing. Oh, no I he had money and was a lord, and that was enough ror New York ladles. Soon the news of lils cngngc ment was whispered tn social circles, and his friend, Captain Oliver, of Thirty-third street, thought it wu-; necessary that a dejeuner should be given to thc happy man, In order to announce thc fact to the public. Thc aiTalr duly came on", and a full account or lt was published. HE CAPTIUIES A NEW YOMC r.EI.I.B. Whllo nt Newport Ito chanced to fall in willi thc beautiful Miss Martin. nf -Staten Ihlaud, with ^??i?m iio at once fell desperately In love. Strange to say, his love appeared tobe returned; but He? mal her of the young lady evidently looked with tllstrust upon the modern Romeo, and did ??J in her power to breok up thc sudden ?'.tucUliiCht, and prevent thc meetings or th* lovers, Thc or fortsor Mrs. Martin were, ..Vufortunatcly.not suc? cessful, and when Mr. ll. Lc Roy len Newport he was congratulated upon seem mr, such n? charm? ing fiancee as Miss Martin. Subsequent to this, nt one or Hie hops al Union Hall, Saratoga, wc wcres'f.own "Lord Ainsley," v.iiom we nt once recognized as Mr. H. Lc Roy. For two days he made lilmseir conspicuous al thc different hotels, spent a great deal tifmonoy, and invariably paid his bills, which, considering Uie facts now known, ls remarkable. U18 Tllll" TO CANADA TO VISIT PRINCE Annum. Soon arter this entertainment, Lord Ainsley Huddenly left for Cuntida, nnd lt was given nut that he had gone to visit lils "old friend, Prince Arthur." Wc litive since nsccrtalued that the i-rince cut ireh repudiates the lord, mid professes ignorance or having ever seen him, bul thinks he? llas heard of Ainsley in London. Undoubtedly he hus; for thc latter lu lbG7 was conspicuous oil all public occasions, mid frequently figured In some rathertllsrcpniaideatrulrs. Upon thc return or Lord Alu..ley fi nm Ills "jolly Canadian trip," a second dejeuner, was given nt Captain Oliver's residence, Lord Ainsley this time officiating ns host. The extensiveness mid elegance or thc en? tertainment, formed a new topic, of conversation In society, mid Hie high-sounding name or thc liberal host was ou everybody's tongue. INQUIRIES AIIOIT lilli AND THEIR URSUI.T. Meanwhile thc mother or UK fiancee had hastily dispatched lo Loudon an intimate rriend tn as ccrtain nil he could or Ainsley, lils family, repu? tation, and to seek for a confirmation or thc elab? orate tales he lind told or lils house ut thc West End, coach and four, servants nutt poMHou. The friend arrived safely In London, mid ul once started upon his errand. Thc result can bc told in a few words, AN EX-VAI.KT AND A GAMBLER. It was learned, on the liest and most trustwor? thy authority, thai Hie lord was no lord nt all; that he wits a gambler, n frequenter or low places, und. In a word, nu adventurer. He ls not known nt (til lu London fashionable circles, nnd ir beever wns, is now unrecognized. Ills motlier, who died n row years ago, was u second-rn to actress lu u Berlin' theatre, and his father nt present ls en? gaged In tho livery Mattie business In the lowest part of the City of London. Ainsley's right muan is Rr.ilford, nnd asa valet to a wealthy French gentleman in Purls, acquired his education-an ?..Incuthm which hu* KO assisted him lu palming himself u?:on lim to.> credulous AUK rican people. CONFER TENUES OP Tni! DISCOVERY. Upon gaining this intelligence, which she lind anticipated, Mrs. Martin ut once forbade Ainsley ever entering lier house again, nnd initialled the engagement between him and her daughter. Tho Keene ls described ns having been very slortnv, during which the discarded Romeo exhibited tile utmost coolness. Ainsley contrived, however, lo meet Ihc young lady nt various times anti places, who had not ceased to love him notwPh arnndlng the astonishing disclosures that had come lo light, stamping him ns an im poster, mid thc wedding day was decided upon. ' lt was agreed thai the marriage should bc clan? destino. Cards were Issued and all thc prep na? tions made, nnd npon Miss Martin expressing her determination io wed "her dear Hiilicrl" In spite of every tiling and everybody, thc foolish girl was discarded by her mother and relations, with Hm exception of nu aunt, nt whose house np-town Hie murringo WOB solemnized. The wedding oc? curred, and was followed hy nn English wedding breakfast, of which nil thc ??neml>lcd company partook. Several respectable New Yorkers were present at tho ceremony, who nt that Hmo did not know tho character of their host-Dick Rad? ford. Little remains lo bo snid, and wc refrain from - all remarks and comments, lt was nu uuforlu - nato affair, and hsn brought sorrow nnd disgrace upon nn estimable and highly respectable family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radford aro now in Phila? delphia, and will probably never return to Now York society. ' t .*'Y '"J".-:,v'. ' ' street two uf tlie wealthiest proprietors In Uni place. Arter (his, miller tim pretence of search in" mr arms, Uley aavi i .!.?>. . - ' ? JJ., ,,.. . .-._i. mu punira square. ^?.voiai notaries were svrvcd lu I hu same man ner. One man who renwell i<> give Hmm uio::ey was ilnige;cd from Ms Inn Inion public square mnl lhere murdered In cohl blooil. Three merchant* wcro liol ai Hielr supper lanie -, ni"1 ol'Hie bankers ol' Hie town WU Visited ll) lilli e chiefs Uf tll ball.I. who went lu bini lo ilumainl arms in Hu- imuiu ol' lb ' sovereign people. A ; soon ns Hwy eni.-r ,.l thc liou-e (bey demanded molle;.. Ile ll.mileil lo Iwo Ol' Hie chl.'i's a lill amounting io nearly eleven hundred dollars. The llilnl chlel guarded ibo rluur. When be learned ibm bis iwo comrades biol re ceived Hie above MIHI be wont ami ilcmniiico*! lin m IIB tb'.ovi >: , amt limn i ons! lenlly gol ilnee ulliur lorrnrlsts io Join him ami logo am) exact a similar sum. Tins scoundrels linv ille extorted Hie amount, wein lo a intuir * io drink nml gamble. They wcru Killed lille Ilms engaged, bul lin- banker lill liol succeed In recovering hl money. A good nccouul Is .riven ol their behavior at lin- bull ki uf Sara gossa. Mlliongli Um troops oiitnuunmrcd Hiern l>y lom- hundred men. yel Um inmrgeiils conlenileil uviir llilrly bom:-, uni Hie Ugh! was only pul un -n i io by Hie urllllei; battering dot.n a number ot house . This vus a work ul some lime, lor the Spanish busses ure built like f.ui nv se-, li is stated Uni upward of iwo luimlro ' en wen. kill.',I n the straggle, ami UK" mihi ' ol' wounded .nay couscipicut lv be e U;.aitod ul live limes .'na! ..umbel'. To Advertisers, Wc beg timi advertisements intended for jnscrtion in TUB NHWS may bo .sent direct to thia'lillee. Win n som throigh another olilce, they frequently do nut reach us until so lalo in bourns tn nm ko their publication in tho next issue of our pu|iiT dilHcnll, if not impossible. We mnkfl this request not more for our own convenience than for Um security of Hie public. In Shiiii (Ino. Hie Union Longshoremen aro still on strike, nml, Hange lo suv. Um shipping agents give no sign nf eilhor determined re sistance or humble, submission lo (ho de nintlds nititlu upon them. In the meantime, thc whole course ur trude is cheeked iud confused, uni shippers know not how to dis pose nf the thousands of hale of lleccy col lon pouring into Chnrloslon from every pai l ol' tiie Soul h. Tho employers, thanks to themselves, la bor nuder ninny disadvantages. They have eiipitnl to oppose to mere numbers; but they uro md united in uctioii, il' they ure united in reeling, nml seem willing to drift help lessly In itiil fro with tho surges of the popu lar tide, A simple enidltloii for purpose/-, of inittii.il protection would iniike Ihn employers liivitliiernble, mil in any other city limn ibis tho proscriptive policy <>f the Longshore men's Union would lung agu hnvu cunsnli* dilled the nicrclmiits uni .shippers into n t'oiiipucl uni widdy body, capable of meet ing promptly oven the most midden inner* goncy. Hui in Clmrlcstoti it. is every em ployer for himself. To Um linn uni iinileil body of Union Longsliorctncu tiler.: Ki op posed nothing but i crowd of very worthy citizens, each of whom ima bis own vic ur Um CAUSO of the common trouble, and Iii own opinion is lo tho best wny of patching np ti pence. The Union Longshoremen, on the contra ry, know what they ure about und stund squarely together. They count on Use ab sence o organization mi the pail of their opponents lo make victory sure, mid they know timi their success will force every longshoreman into the Union ami make it, both Industrially ami politically, one of the strongest longues in the South. In thia way they have u clear iden of what they want nml how to obtain their ends. They lay down theil' ultimatum, and can only bu driven from their position by tinily, patience and thinness-Hirco qualities which, among Hm slii p|>ers, seem to bc sadly wanting. Tho longshoremen regard this as a fair trial of strength, a fair light for supremacy, if they fail they will yield quietly, ior liiere is no bail blood, >o far, between Un; workman and the employer. Hui if they triumph, as they expect toilu, then they will usc, lo thu ut most, every power which victory may give them. Our opinion of the conduct of holli em ployers and employed is already known. We desire that thc labore" may be well paid, ami when the time conies this pa per will light a sturdily as any for the rights of the workingman. Hut thc employer , also, imve rights which should be respected; and, whether il bc popu lar or unpopular to say so, wo do not hesitate to declare timi in their present strike, Ute longshoremen gu too far, for they invade the rights of others, ami pursue themselves the very policy of proscription which Uley denounce at their meeting with a violence too sudden to be sincere. Wc Imve said our sny, and wtish our hands of tlie maller. AT THE elections bold on Wednesday thc Radicals were successful. The members elect are: Prom Abbeville, Representatives Ouiliu and Sullivan; from Slimier-no ojipo ttilion-Representative Warrell Rumsey, ne gro; from Kershaw-no opposition-Repre eui iiive W. W. Adamson, negro; from Georgetown -MO regular nnli-Jladical uppo Hit ion, hui i bulling Radical candidate Representative J. A. nowley, negro carpet bagger. OUR Washington correspondent calls ut lentiou lu the fact that just before the close of the last session of Congres , the Ejection Committee reported Unit the lion. \V. ll. Simpson, Democrat, whoso lection was con tested by Air. Wallace, Radical, linda prima facie lilli! lo bis cut. Mr. Simpson was not sworn in, and Um case may nol bc decided before Hie middle of the winier. It will lie remembered Unit Mr. Simpson was elected by about I0OH majority. Tun Annual Fair of thc Capu Fear Agri cultural Associai ion will open at Wilming ton, N. C., on lim 16th. Thc prospect for a great success Li flattering. We bog to ac knowledge, with thanks, the rccolpt of u ticket of membership from Major J. A. En glehard, the secretary of the Executive Com mittee. AUOUT Um purchase of the Columbia Ca nal. Has Senator Sprague fooled thc Canal Commissioners, or have tlie Canal Commis sioner., fouled tho public? Which 1 ii? Tm-: Waniora' und Mechanics' Hank lias received no moro Ulan il* duo meed of ttp |IIUU MVII ni mu IOVOIII> uvtioa vi nw ooviutj fm- Ilia Relief of tho Witto vd ntl Orphans of Hu Clergy ul i'm Prolcstuiit Kplseopal t/'lutn 'i i-i li'- ....iii- tn' South Ciuv iia. ">".\'. i i icioty, before liv war, waa possessed nf ve: v considerable finnis, und ninongsl I hom, of Kcver.il hundred tdmicd in the ri-uilm .' ami Moi li lil es" Rank. At thc recent mumal in- olin-.; ii w;i< itiiitnimougly resolved tu pay up llio nov. iu.tlulmenU which tire now cull 'tl for hy Hu* hunk lo enable it .>> resmnts Int i 11034. Tito nutmigcrs ol' liio society ur ! milong our mosl ttclivo business m i. und have thus exhibited pnwt cully their conll dence in Hf bank. Wo tried that this hull r: tl iou nsrftiros us of '.ho f oncrnl concurrence I of Iii stockholders, and tim'- mir husiuesj community will .-HUM haw tb ' pleasure of roiicwiii^ their relations with lliis obi mid wo!! maii-.iuvil instit ul inn. WHEN .!<. Ilii' Cullimbin t'aual ConiHiis hloners Intend in meet und declaro IlmInigna Spruen)) contract cnnccllcd, sn lliul ol her perlons may com in atol buy nnd build? Tn KUI: \< Hotne interesting nows in Ute lc (IT ci our llnrnwcll correspondent. olUeo in tinkvrtulcn. TIN Till-; DISTRICT COURT Ol' TUR . IJNITKl) STATES, KOR THE DISTRICT Ol' SOUTH GAROMNA.-In tho muller f LEWIS ,IBKV.Y, of Ibo linn or CART. KOPFE.* JI RVBV, rVxuKrttpl, l y whoiii it liol il il loll fur nilJiulioiiHon .i Hankruplcy was ill : on ihn Sililay r ocio nor, A. l>. i-o . in s.n ! Court.-In Banltrnploy. 'rills ls loglve nolie thal mi HmS'ud day ofOelulicr, A. H.. iso , ii warrain in bankruptcy was Issued iiRiiinsi tho esialo . r l.i:w:s JKltVKY, ni Charleston, lu tin- Cornily of Chnrlcslnu. ami .'. mo nf Month Carollua, wini has been adjudged a Itatikntpt on iii-own pelitlon; thal th^ pnyiueni of any debts and delivery ni" tiny property be longing tt said Bankrupt, to him ur tor his uso. nut I tho t music i'nf tiny properly hy bini cr,- for bidden bi law; that a meet Inn i> ' Hie Creditors of thc said bankrupt, tu provo ihclr debts, and lo ?dion KS om- or more Assignees ni his Estate, will ix- beni ut a Court nf Bankruptcy, to lie holden at No. 72 tho.ni street, cn a rios ton, South car olina, before .1. C. CAIIPKXTKU. Registrar, on Hie27th dar of Novomber. A.D. IS0f>, at ll o'clock A. M. I.. K. JOHNSON, nova l ti. s. Maranui as Messenger. "f > IC AI. ESTATE OK PERSONAL IM O b\ I'KltTYof nny kind may by advertised ror sale In this column, at Un- mia <>f 2ft cents for i wcnty words or less, cadi insertion, if paid in : l vance. JTUIK SALE, ONE HORSE, ONE DRAY, ..mc Buggy,one Wagon ami two t arts, in. ipilro ut Soulheiwl corner of Mai kel amt Church streets. nov2 12" HO US IO VOR SALK.-A FINE LAUGH . Horse, suliablo for any kimi cf work, und perfectly gentle. Apply nt No. tr. I Klus stree:, ono door itbovo lltidsmi ut root, riov:! I* U OH SALE, ONE TEK-IIORSK BN JL OINK. om Knson Broth r's Bice Thresher. pour bani . nice KI ns. All in good order. Apply lo ROPERA STU KY, Validol bin t's Wini rf. " ' imf.T. tua 4 FEW CHOICE MULES WILL Li: \ BOIII I . in mnl o n.i lor ! t of . !i l biii -.-s dally experted. Apply lo ARNOLD, corner .Mei iinji ii,ni John sire! : ini\ I SALK, THK li LKt : ANT {ESL HKKOK. north side Won: worth, bot wooli .nt and Smith ire.- . , having large gurdon, mid iilHiiidititi M I vant.-' iie.ttiiiinioili'.o'is. in cnn pi le order. .!. HUA Vi ON FORD, Nu. 41) tiritad sj re, i. oni:m .:* 1>uiSTING PRESS io;: SAKI: AT A . Blt KAT BARGAIN.-OncKuuiBCvliiidcrTAY I.OB PBKSS in emuplrte pair, lt luis hCftll bill little used, and ls sold simply because in- prosoul llWIier has lin use fur it. Tile size nf the lied nf Hie Press ls forty-four by lltiy.cle.hl inches, sahl Press win bo suhl at u groa I bargain ir applied for !" ""< .'.- .> I.Il l l i.1 > ...,Iti-.l ft " "ther purposes. Addrcsss Box :.'o. aruft New York Posiottlcc. scpt20 L'ool uiiii iounb. IO.ST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IK YOU J have lost nnytlilng, make it known to tho public through this column. Thc rate fm- twenty wonts or less, each Insertion, i i 2.1 cents, if paid in adi anco. IOST. A DOUBLE CASK SILVER J WATCH anti (told Chain. Tho Under will bo suit ably rewarded if ho will leave tho same al Tm-: DAILY NKWS ofllco, or No. -I Society st root. imv2 1* IOST OR STOLEN, FROM .MY PLAGE, J on Midway ur Ila/!; Blvor, Si. .tames' Omise Creek Parish, one MAUI; MULE, S years old, dark Imy, ulMiut ft feet hhrh, si.mil white spot on tho back, ski unod on biiili should T.-. a Utile skinned un the wllhin's. A liberal reward in be given lo any uno giving Information that will l--.ul tn Its recovery. A. lt. MACALLAN, No. loft Wentworth stree!. octal mn na OST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, THE A J 2.uh Instant,mi tho nattere.South Haver bogara street, a MOURNING itnoiu'ii. The reider will lu: tew iidod hy leaving the Aiiiue ai Ibis onicc. nov I 2 IOST, A CASHMERE GOAT, ON J Thursday morning last. A reward will be given fm-tiie recovery nf tho sanie. Anply tn KKDKRICK SUMTKR, al the mut beast corner of America mid Man strcels. hovl 2* tlcxuor FIVE DOLLARS Ii E W A R D.-LOST, yesterday morning, a white HI LL PCP, about six months old, willi ears ont, ami ono lilac!; spot around ona eve, had mi a leather rollar. The above reward will ho niven if delivered al No. 7 King-street. nov.'4* _ ^tcJNO !?._ REMOVAL.-DIL J. P. CHAZAL HAS removed his residence from No. ,n Anson street to No. Wentworth street, north side, near Kast Ray. His (mice will romain ns usual, until further notice, ut No. 70 Anson sirect. OCl23_SllllllG DilH. Di:.SAUSSURE & SON! I AVE RE MOVKI) their Oillcc and Residence to No. 104 Rroad street, north side, two doors cast of King street._ octal tuthso REMOVAL.-PELZER, RODGERS ACO. have removed their olllce from North At lanilc to Brown A Co.'s Wharf. oct2! 4 RRMOVAL.- CLAGIIORN, HERRING* CO., Factors and Coinuilsslun merchants, have removed from Accommodation Wharf lo North A Han He Wharf. oct8 lino HissolutioiiG of ( aparlncvol)ijj. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP Mr. KOWARI) DALY, having hy mutual cms.-.a withdrawn from tho finn iif KNOX, DALY A co., Hm undersigned win cmllDiio thc Auction uni Cntamlsslon business under thc nanie and stylo of .1. A W. KNOX. nov*! CtoimrlRcvQljip Notices. TJA RTN BRSUI P.-I 1IAVI THIS DAY 1. associated with me, in im.sine.sH, my min, OKOROKO. IIIITLKK. Tho business-Oralit und Honorai Ou nmlsstoii-will hnrennor bo oomiucicd in tho linnie of IL M. llllTLKR A SDN. Kovoiitber , LSJO. R. M. IIUTLKR. nm 1 lu financial. jg D W A K II'L W DK Sj RR0KICR, No. 4 RROAD STREET, Roys and sells on commission, Ronds, Stocks, Bank Pills, and Securities of all kinds. Tho hlgh esl market prions obtained. Any mim nu.i nm desired, hy letter or otherwise, Will lio cheerfully given. Apply us above at No. 1 limad street, or tlirongh PnstofflCO Box 307. Will nlsn .illi l i to thc Investments of ninney In large and small amounts. ItRVRRRNOBS.-Wanner. Huger A Co., Roeiier A avis, 0. A. Trenholni A Son, W. 0. Ree A Co., Thomas E. Waring, Cashier South Carolina Loan ami Trust Company ; P tzer, Rodgers A Co., .1. D. Aiken and Co., George ll. Walter A Co., Cohen, llaUCkel A CO., Andrew Slummls, Pre.Mdenl First Nati'iual Bank. sept-Jl 2mos tao I L LIAM M. LAWTON, FACrOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 10 BoiOS's WIM UK. Extra Heavy Sos Island BAGGING AND TWINE for salo. Advances made on noonee In hand. BrUgliO U .s tm lucct igo. Im M ti MI IE I IS Ol- STRICT OIISERY A'MUM Lodge, Ni . 73, tl lld \Milli ni.i I i, Lodge, Kw. 7i>. A. K M.. uri* rsum--Hy reqnc-ded lu moe! I heir Working iNmimliH'O ni Masonic Hull, ul S I*. ! i. 'I li's IV. ' .MM:. liv onloi of Chairman. iO ! l'il .:. ANDERSON, UM J Secretary CoiiiniltH* ". \' IC I LA NT !.'!:'!?: r (; INE COM l'AN Y. V TUe Regular Mmituly Meei hw wi Hierum-I IHiiiv ii! lie iuiii Tins'I;M5Msit. :.. Un* Hull, State street, nt 7 o'clock. T. I). LKi'.i'.Y. j T. c. win i "ni r. ic .; ... <>. ii. nova I ^HAHLESTON HOOK AND LADDER V / < OM PA NY, Nu. t.-Members ure roqui lift lo ntl .ul it-- -nt;,i :.uiiiy Meeting II IS I'VUMNO, , al Itall'-pnsi 7 u'etoi !.. II '.' : V H. JARVIS, .-..erelni.f. 1.1 K i. I : M Si . II A '"IV HUN li. -Tl Iii ll Kl > I - l l.Alt Monthly M tlllgol Uli ..-ii. i-iy Ink (S I'M. 'Tills KVKN'INU, Ut 8 o'clock. A prolllpl !lt tendance I iei|ii. in , ns iii ulm.He. f.. Hie new H.ill v\ il he lani in lure lu.- Soeiei * ? I., owler >f Hie Prc fdciiL CIIAHLKS SIBHLINH, nova Heentiary. rfU'IM'KU'UOKE SOCIAL OH H- 'Ul'; jl. Regular Monihl Meeting ol your Club will lie in lil rms KVKSIVtl ::i 111.' reslitciicc ul Hie. \ U'.'-i'l'.'-l.l.lll. nt ll lf-pUSl .' o'.!"'.;. ll'u\ -i < s* el ci a ry V TANTS Ol-' ALL KINDS CAN UK VT ai iule known lo everyliody ia I lils column ai itu' raie ot a cents for iwi uty ivor .s er li s. wieli Insertion, ii until in ml vs ncc. \\7"ANTKD, ON FIRST OK DECEMI ER, Tv A nsuly l'UHStstiKH HOCSK. or jeirt or I a Hoest', in a gcntcl pun or Hie elly, for six mmit*li *. Apply a' litis oiilce. nov" ' .fi W^ANTKD. A COOL) COOK AND >T WASH Kit, .ii Weutwortli street, ihhd house below King, north slue. Charaoler re quired. Wages liberal, noval* TTTANTED, MYA LADY, A RTMM IN T 1 Hie central pail of tho < in. Apply ni No. l-l Mi . in:; v. et. nov.! I* BUVANTS WANTKD.-\ OOOD COOK I uni Wnshcr mut n malu House Servant. Ap ply ai No. 4SI King hit eel-, ono itoor above Hud son st rei ;. nova if \\TANTED, TWENTY-FIVE* IlLE-IM). VV HIBIl I.AIMHlKltSlo Ilitch on a Planta Hon. Wages il no per dav un.I board. Apply io P. CLEARY, No. ( un King street, near Line. no\ I a* TXrANTKD, ROOMS IN T1IK WESTERN VT pari-'nf Hie elly, for ii fuuillyuf three |ier suits. Address A. P. H., Nnwa outee, um i r TX7"ANTHI>, A WOMAN TOCOOK AND > v do cbauiberwork. None need upji ? unless weil recommended, tsood wages paid. Apply at No. a1.! Montague sireel. imvl ArrANTKD. A win ri-; WOMAN AS VT Cook, Wnslier ami Ironer. Apply at Hie corner of Meeting und Charlot le si reel -. octa i :t - fjCTANTKIVA WHITE FEMALE IIOI'SK I TV Servant. Also, a colored Mun Servant. I liupiirc at nm Ilma.-', corner of Charlot!'.' ...ni Alexander si reels. ncHM tXTANTlr " .Y* (5001) DRAYMAN. AK TT l'I.Y al llnsoiliee. Ol'tas \xTANTED, TO PURCHASE A CO.M TV PLETH copy of Hie U. s. ci.1 sr.-, for I Silo. A p|ily, stating pri.ro. lo "CO'S. S," HAU v Ni;ws Mvvu ri. <".: : TC T'A NT KD. A SITU AT! ) \S CLERK. VT In a Wholesale DrugRion?, or a large He lull ami I'.-.-? i i-ipl ion Drug Slot e. No obj .?;: .:! lo i;o In thc country. Will CM peel i ut a . ; tull com. ,. libation nt lirai. Thc applicant ls a grad alo of Hu Kout li Carolina Medical Cold .e. Address M. H.. through i'm iinsl'Qllce. ... rsi! DIIUCO STS. -A PHYSICIAN AND K PltUt'tHST.oflwcuiy-livc years* expi-rlen :e, extensively and favor, hiv known Ihmugliniil lim State, and can luUneuee a lar.;>> trade, wlslu a siiuuiion in a Wlipiesaiu Drug House, or large H. lad un.I Prescription Ding Store, liol li .-ny ao l country references given. Address "Hein, gee."' I lox ni , VorkvIHe, s. *^ nels m o< W TA NT KD. A HOI'S WNKAII Tl IK T V central part ol' Hie city.e^Kahihr. live or six rooms, witli good outbuildings ami water. Address H. at lids (lillee. ' ^. pi-js K CKNTS WANTKD KV KitYWHKKK Tl ) _ V. SCH nie Ainc,. iiHi'iTiltil M ACHIN l-l. ? bc only practical Family Knit ling Machine o oi Invenled. Price j a j. WM km: ao.ootl stllclies ncr minute. Address American Kidlliug Machine Company, Keston, Mass., or St. Loni-, Mu. ocias mos TTJANTED, EVERYKODV TO KNOW VV (hat .Kill PltlNTINd of all kinds, plain mid ornamental, is executed promptly in Hie neatest sly le mid ul lite lowest New lurk prices, at Tin: KRWS Joh lillico. No. 14;' BAST HAY. Call and examine Hie scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere. WANTED, AC NTST-'HV(Til KN DREI) ami Fifty Dollars per mouth, io sell the univ Hemline improved Common Sense Family SBWINH MACHINE. Price only il*, ct.-at in iluceinents tu Agents. This ls Hie most popular Sewing Machine of the day-makes Hie lamons "Elastic Loci: st li ch"- wii: do any kind of work that can h.' done on any machine. ' nae hundred thousand sold um) (he demand constantly In I'rcaslug. Now is Hie time to lake an agency, semi for Circulars. $}'&" Rewnrc of lnfr1ngers.-7,:a Address SKC0.MII A CO., Posion, Mass.; Pitts burg, Pa., or St. Louis, Mo. 00120 Unes 'In lient HOUSES, KAHMS, STORES, ROOMS Ac., now vacant, can readily he rente. 1 hy jdvertishig Hiern in inls column. Thc rate is I cents for twenty wonls or. less, each insertion, if .aid ia advance. riv:j KENT, ONE ROOM, ' FURNISH KD JL or unfurnished, io one or two single gentle men. Apply at No. ia Jasper Court. novas rpo RENT, A HOUSE OK SIX ROOMS, .iL m Lair ot i ir desired, with furniture or not ; thc house ls pleasantly situated ami has every convenience. Apply nt thia outee, nova lusa* rino RENT, TDK HOUSE No. SI SMITH M street. Applicants will please call al No. io Suilth street. _ nova tutiisc rpo RENT, THAT LARGE AND BLE X CANT MANSION. No. 4;i Meeting-street, ill; L'Xlensive Lot and Carden, located lu one of Hil liest ami healthiest situations of thc eily, and fur nished with ali tho modern Improvements and conveniences. Possession given on ll rsi or Juiiu iry, 1870. Apply to MOIiDKCAl A- CO., No. 110 Bast Ray._m l ia I ritt > RENT ONK~ LARGE SLK Kl M NI 1 JL DOOM, pleasantly located. Apply at No. sa Bhwrch street, near Broad. uovl a* TO KENT, A FINK STORE WITH FIX TURES for a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude Lane and Mast Ray. To nu approved tenant, rent will he $10 pur m.li. Also, six largo square Rooms, with lire places, hack plantas md cistern water on every story. The rooms is lil he rented singly lt preferred. Inquire or Mr. KOSH, on the premises. _. octio R MTT TO~EENT7^Iiti?^^^ NISH Kl) rooms in n residence pleasantly situated In Hie western purl ot the elly. Tenus moderate. For further particulars, apply nt If ll Doughty sireel. oetl'i -fine 'TYl'tG. pHOTOORAim AND PORCELAIN PAINTING. Miss HATCH has Hie pleasure of informing her friends thal shu has resumed Hm labors Of hui Profession tit her rooms over the store of Macnl lar, Williams A Parker, No. '207 Kingsfred, where he Will he happy to see them. oel20 lu 'I* II R 0 M O S ! c Tho largest and finest assort mont or CHROMO L I T II O G II A P ll ANO ENGRAVINGS, Kver brought to this elly, now on exhibition and for sale at Now York prices, at QUINDY A CO.'S Photograph Gallery, No. 201 King sireel, Charleston, S. C. PHOTOGRAPHS. PnOTOflRAPHS taken tu every style. Kntirc satisfaction In all cases gnnrantecd. QUINDY A CO. oct4 imo QUl'ERIOH COLOGNE WAT EIL Manufactured an for aale by Dr. ll. HAF.il. ocio NO. ltl Mooting streot. ftmnocmcnls. A (i HAND .MASONI : KAMI, Under thoanltiorllj ami approval of th** M. v.'. GUANO <.<ii) ;i: md : :. ir. uitANl) ROYAL ARI :i CHAPTER of th stale of Suit>h Carolina, vi III inj np. IIC.I AT IIIIIKKNIAN MA 1,1., o.s MO:*I>AY KVI:: INIJ, Nov KN nm*, HTM Al bulf-pusi foVini**-. Wlliopt-nui Ihr xanu* limn duringiboi-nltreweek,ami.-.?. - .. ai novit is . a li Might. Masonic Juwel** ami Reuiiliu, Siller uml liai >l . Jewelr.v, lion-'ii. ai IIIUHIH, ivrfuni ry, lin Hood-, '!.thing. Hu:. . K. n.-..hm ut- >l all kinds, I'anny .\::i les, ami lanie uml varied ns* KUI linen I nf oilier lucrchni.di-e, will he oAVn-il f r .-?.v. Contributions and donations will he thank hilly n reived uml acknowledge il. Tli - lowi r SUIIMMI will i -1 ?p-iifil every night, ai io o'clock, for I'ol lllloii ami ijuudrillc rani'' . im< iler il"- mnnagcurcul and direction of Iheolllecrs or l.a t'atideur and Walhalla Lodges, und u linc String Itand will he in attendance. Arrangements h.nc Iteen made io tratit.mil Tell grama rrom th.- ital' io all | :ni - ot the l in cd States, io- hy cuttle to Eurolie. HI SlOlt HAKAIIRH M. W. J. I.'OSNKU, H. M. W.r. ll. St MONTOS. I*. M. E. !.. ... IlKU.NS, <i. lt.: M. I'. W. I\ M. ItOIIKKTSON. I\ M. W. I*. M. FltKMAN, M. I*. i. M. W . .'. A. WA HNKII, I*. M. W. A. E. MI-.-.Kit, I*. M. C. M. W. tl. lt. W sn, I'. M. M. w. Ai.ruKU run R, P. W. .'. i>. rn rr.r, ! tl. M. W. A. NAM -.. I*. M. M. W. lt. I!. (.'AXl-DKI.!., W. 4. ItlMMK, P. M. I*. M. M. W. J. A. ItllAIH KV, Jr., M. w. ii. Htrisr, I*. <:. M. M. M. w..i. i,. unit, I'. M. w. s. w. MAI i:n i:.r. M. M. W. WM. I:I UM;V. I . W. T. Tt'ltNKlt.P. M. li., li. M., New Vork. ' W. I. W. A NU KU P. M. M. K.J. ll. HON.nu. Sr.. W. J. MCKKN/.H;, I-, M. P. i:. ii. P. , w. II. II. oi.i.i t.\. ;\ *.: lt. W. W. K. III.ARC, I . W. C. E. CltlC'UKSTl'lt, P tl. M. : M. it. E. M. Moses H. ii. II. W. E. . WAimri.i. P. M. I'. ' W. C. lll.NKY. P. M. i:. w. w. T. w.\i.i cn, p. w. w. , HOWMAN,!', M. S. I!. M. . W. .1. I'AIISIMIIAN, I*. M. H. W. S. A. IMJKIIAM, I*. W. I!. W. SUYMUVK, P, .1. t:. W. M. H. w. j. s. Iluisr, J. c. w. A. RAOKI., P.M. W. Kev. I trot her A. T. Pun lt. w. ll. W. Scui:om:u,i TKII. II. T. nev. ino. W. W. HICKS. M. K.J. lt. PlCKKTT, tl. Kev. lin . J. II. M. I 111*. C. i MACHIMO. W. /. w. CAUWH.K, S.' HOV. Uro. s. c. Vi:ni>RR. il. li. . | Kev. Rio. .1. M. UIXNK. W. n. COVINOTON, s. t . nev. Uro. W. lt. VATKS. ll. Kev. Uro. W. W. LOUD. w. c. T. TOWNSKNP.J. c. Kev. Uro. E. A. WA . H. KKK. w. ii. M. Joni)AN, J. t;.' Hov. Uro. n. T. ti ri. H. jinglier ito. SKIIIIINU. w. MK. ComtitN, c. M. nm. j AM KS W. uitAV. W. H. E. (iii.cnuisT, t;. Kr... A. p. Itu NT. S. Uni. W. c. SIMMS. li. E. c. F. JACKAS, C., Uro. T. J. LOKKT. IOI . T. ; lin . M. H. NATHAN. lt. E. C. C. JAEOKH, C. K. lin . H. . HACKER. lt. E. J. E. HOYT, H. s. i lint. T. V. SIMONS. E. W. H. H. ( : vi l.t. VICK.' Uni. J. II. H MTS. <;. C. H. : lin , t:. w. PAKKER. E. E. W. I.I.OV1 . (!. H. A. lio. J. llAKI.IMrON. '. I Uro. lt. S. VKNNINtl. .v. sr..'. Pin 1.1.irs. P. M., Un . J. lt. Ito*, I.STON. tv. i!. P. DUNKIN, P. M. . un , E. H. ESSION. W. I!, i K.VIMIN, I". M. ; Un . N. <*. NllV.KI.l. W. A. p. Ai.mncii, P. M.I Uro. w. A. Kr.i.i.v. il*. I>. W. H M NES, p. M. i S. S. SOU M( NH, I.- ,. W..I. li. KKK II UV, P. M.| ll. T. Ii:.\h :. Esl . J I'S lol! MANAtlKKS. W. A. I". S ivriil*. I'-.-shl.-nl ofli.-- A-. --I .'ion. W. /. I!. OAKES, Vi. Pr -I I -III. ... s. THOMAS, sr., Chalrmioi Commilttc <. Ar i-.tngcinoitl --. I : .. s. E. Wnij n. 'f *e isiirer. i'lo. IL i'. IIKOWN, Seorotury. K. f. I'miNKUKitOKit, South carolina Coin maml ry. Comp. s. II. ui i-i.Mii IJI. li. p. Carolina Chap ter. N... j. ..inp. W.T. Mii.i.iut, ll. I*. Union Chapter,No. 'comp. in-, .i. IL ItoNoLit, Jr., il. P. /.ertttil>at el chapter. No. IL I ump. lt. ii. MI'LLKK, l.crmunla Clinpter, No. I*.'. .LOIN MCLKISII; W. M. Solomon's Lodge, Vu. '. WILMOT (I. UIISAUS I'HK, W. M. Union Kiiwiu uln- Midge, So. .i. .1. SOM HUH Itpisr, w. M., Washington Lodge, Ni . r>. A. KALK, W. M. Friend: '.ip Lodge, No. t>. IL >. liimvKA, w. M. Si. Andrew's Lodge, No. io. I'lIAS, INUI I-suv. W. M. Orangl* Loilj-c, N.i. 11. KI:I:I>. IIUIISKV, w. M. Pythagorean Lodge, No. .il. .1. HOCK, W. M. La L'andeur Lmi-re, No. aa. tv K. M i KELL, v.". M. Landmark Lodge, Na. TU. t:. I a. llrtsT, \\. I. liaiiTniinrfBo-i-.No.4ui. W. V. PAIHION, W, M. Tyru Innige, No. HM. llhlS. tlKOKIIK ll. IKIIKAIIAM, Jr.. S. Willi!..!. M. .iKANXKitinrr, w.u. KNOX, I>. MI LLI; ;. w. w. I-KM UKUTON, c. W. si vi.KS. WM. L. KINO,.!. W. HIRSCH, S. W. KINSMAN, W. J. Tum, I.. I". Murun, 1'I.OOU COM un BE. tv. N. LEVIN, P. M. I Uro. J. M. WOMACK. tho. W. W. SIMONS. , Ero. J. H. ll n.t.. Uro. J. H. Lunn. I Uro. A. MOWKY. Price of admission to the Pair, S3 cents. Children limier tl years of a;,*.', is cents. Season Tickets, il. Admission to Halt-room, ono domicilian and two Ladies, $1. Tickets can he olttalucd al the Hotels, Jewelry and Hook Stores, al the tai!, anil of tho Secretary ai ins place of nuttiness, No. - i Mayne street. Thc South Carolina. Northeastern!, Clicraw and Darlington, Savannah and Charleston, Charlotte, Columltla ami Angustu Kallroads, Florida and Georgetown steamers, hr.ve, with their usual public spirit, reduced the prlca of n ave! on their several line.-, and will issue Excursion Tickets, good for ten days, from thu Lah November, .'or one fare, nov.' tuliitiifinr. Q O .M i' L I M 1-: N T -V lt Y li K N K FIT. CHARLESTON, November I, isco. F xr. JVitr.V Reatl anti .wis..- Pt rone IM MMM/; We, the undersigned, citizens of PliarlCStOII, having a true appreciation of your ability as ar* lisles, mid being fully acquainted willi the mis fortunes of lusi week, do hereby respectfully len der you a Complimentary Uencllt, to lake place on any evening you may be pleased lo designate. Wishing you heller success in Hie future, we beg to remain, respectfully yours, JOHN CHADWICK, Aeadem;. or Mude. ltOHEHT HAMILTON, Pavilion Hotel. (I. W. PARKER, Mills House. J. W. SHERMAN. Col. C. K. SMITH. KDWARU E. STONE, U. S. N. W. KNOX. JOHN ll. DEVEREUX. JOHN O'NEILL. A. IIUTTBRFIELD, Charleston Hotel. CEO ROE TIRRELL. JOHN A. MOHOSO. IL UOlNKAU. U $ rit, Chadwick, Hamilton, i"nrk r, and others : IiE.wt Sins-Your note tendering ns a Compli mentary Hencllt ls received. Wc beg leave lo name Thursday Evening, November Ith, on which occasion we will use our best efforts to please yon. With many thanks for your kindness, we remain, Your obedient servants, MA UK READ, nova n FLORENCE Li. FOND. ( OUOH (Eica. AILEY COTTON TIE, W A FULL SUPPLY OF THIS TIE WILL HF, KEPT UY VS DURING THE SEASON. Thc steadily increasing demand for THE WAI LEY TIE, ls the best proof of tts superiority over any other Patent. For sale by STREET H ROTHERS & CO. septo J OU S M o L A I N , BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCUANT, No. 4 8 BROAD STREET. Charleston, S. C. Stocks, Ronds and Gold bought, oarrlcd and sold short In Now York City. Particular attention paid to the parchase and sale of all kinds of Southern Securities. OOM (filoll)ing nub irtunieljing < >oo io. A u (J i: s T o u K L FALL. < 'I IOTJ 11 Xi . Now OPENED AT No. MUI King Street CORNER OF WKlIBDHTIl. A largo and elegant supply ot Fall ami Winter C LOTHI TV Ci , IOU M KN, YOUTHS AND U OYS. Mude in Hie ben manner, comprising all Hie latest si l ien for this all, ami offered nt LOW FRICKS. IV. Till-: &TOCK ARKTHE FOLLOWING: MIXED CASSIMKHK Si ns.315 Co Double und Twisted Cnssinu-ro Suits.t; oo Fancy Cnsslmoro Kulla. is OJ Dulilla Melton Sulla. IS oo muck nu . \VWtcSilk Mixed Suit-;. 20 00 Diagonal Coaling suits.21 oo Scotch Cheviot Suits.2 s ou Kill enf silk .Mixed suits. 20 oo CoMctl Si'.r. Mixed Killis.20 00 olive Mixed Mellon Suits.2S ou hestorlteld Coats at from.J12 CO lo 20 00 Water-proof Tweed Ovcrsacks. io oo Melton Ovcrsacks. 12 oo English Mellon Sacks_1. 15 Ol) fa. y Cnsslincro Pants at from_ 0 00 to 10 00 Vests of Cassinicrc, Cloth, Coating. Heaver nu I Velvets, at from.J3 00 to 10 00 HOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, To flt boys and youths from three lo seventeen years of UKO, In great variety of qualities, for School und Dress Suits. FTJitNiemrNO GOOD . Thc handsomest supply ever offered lu this city, consisting In part us follows: IIAJOO'S PARIS KID OLOVBS, of all shades l.apnrt's Paris Kid Olores, of nil shades Trlfoussc Parla Ki 1 ( loves, of all shudes (all cele brated makers) Castor Dca vcr Oloves Calfskin Gloves Alert Cape Driving Oloves Buckskin Walking and Driving Gloves Tunned Deerskin Gloves Duck Gauntlet Gloves Suspenders of all styles, Including thc Russian Uraco, with rutcnt-lcvcr Ruckles CardiKau Jackets Travelling Shawls Fancy, Colored and Black Silk Ties Bows, Scarfs and Cravats, such ns the Dumas, thc Parisian, the Now Brighton, Hie Shake speare, thc Opera, Alpine, ftc. A uso, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, in nil miall ties, including thc Angola Flannel, Merino, Lamb's Wool, Caulou Flannel and Stinker Flannel, fte, COLLARS or Paper and Linen, such ns thc Grays, Dickens and Bismarck, of Paper; and thc Byron, Tliaroorg, Dickens, Egbert, Shakespeare und Burlingame, of Lluou. Tiijra STAR eiiinTs, Noted ror their lilting qualities and good work manship. A full supply always on hand. Prices ut from $2 26 to $4. TUE Tailoring Department, Supplied with a large stock of new FOREIGN IMPORTATIONS for this rail's wear or tho most choice stylos, which will be made up to order in tho best manner, uniter thc o nf a first class French Cutter. Prices llxod and marked on each garment. Customers are invited to call and look through the stock, and make their selections. William Matthiessen. B. W. MOTUREOUS, Superintendant, septii tuibs.moa ( M-occrico, Ciquors, *r. yr\a PACKAGES MUSTARD, SAL ?*J\1 Mi N, Ac, NOW LANDING. - half hilts, Illili MESS MACKKRKti --- ipiarler bids, lint'.- ! Mes-. Mackerel Kitti I.IK tl Mr is M:|. V.'-l '-l - him lillis. No. I i:.t\ iMackerel - mun tor Wils. Nu. l ! . / lare ! Mm-.kcrn - LUSiit il tiiiir kits llrtj Iii if Mu kerii kits mill h.'ii k < i ".II i Sal ilion - kits Suomi* i jul ron;: ii vs d-n:-..<-' Hunk .'mili i fun. - Soiled ll brilia i. Knrsuh>li> Kl.INI :. WICKKKHKRO . rn. lliiVJ lol 11*1 l/H.OMi ! Kl .IM lt '. M : I: - ..II hills, l i: [ , Super, KM. i ililli i'..iv FLUI/*, just received from Baltimore. Fur H liv i. J. KIlilli .v ci . ii --, -J .: |> 1 ti I ll i) N . so i.m- So. i ist,i s i A it Noe I' Pto IHON, land in:.- ri.ia l'.rilish diip UKO ol Wellington, fur-ale hy ii'iv; a i: WKNKL & rn. l*t i; V li N T ll O il S A N H SACKS 1.1 ven roi n. KA IX Now landing inna Itriltsti siiip Duke ol Wel lington. Poi in lol t t-i Mill purchasers. mivl fi liKO, Vt. WILLIAMS Sc I i . BUTTER, CHEESE, LAUD, IU'1'I!, SUGAR, TUA, Ac. ?ju iii kin . Choice Tallie BirrTBU lu tun- CIMMI Rutter Inn Inixt-s Factory Choi -.. an ilurciM l.i-.if I .aril IM lillis Leaf .rid lictlnt -i Llltd ra lialfclii-st < llvsnn ami Oolong Teal I ,'i barrels Kenned Sugar Vim l>um-ls Choice Flour .jnu cases Tointiioes loo hags .luvti, Lngiiyrti an I Kio Coffee co Inmvls Whiskey Itramly, oin ami Wines Tierces nil rusks III ! Markon-I, Herrings. Codfish S\ rup, i"i ii'.-lics, .li liles Brooms, Buckets, Paper, Ac. Porsalc til lowi-sl uiarkot pri es ny M t l.Ll.lt. NIMITZ A CO.. < .:.:.; tilth i Ni , I i Ens! liny. ,13 W li A ll 0 . lt P I N K D V A M I L V I. A R D. We aro no-.v packing N E W L A lt D o Y T ii i s si: A S O N n >t A K a. Tierces, half lib!*., Kegs, a lbs., s ILS., nun io Rm. Caddies, 110 lb. ease . Por price lists, aililress. PROCTOR & GAMBLE, ort2< tbatuta Clnolniinit. tihm. g IC L li t; T li I) MAY. ::oo bales Kcleotcil HAY will bo .? ld low. Apply lo lt. ARNOLD, _m v 1 ?. No. 210 Meeting street. J 1 V li li V 00 L SA LT A FLOAT. 4:IISI sacks Liverpool SALT, Jnsl arrived por steamer Dation, in largo ami superior seamless sacks, i'm-sale, ox sioiimor, it lowest market price, bv ROUT. M UH ti .V CO.. inti gs _ Royce's wini rf. jr i V T. li r o o i. s A L T ! noun sacks LI verrinn, HALT, direct noni Liv erpnol-kirgc II ml full .. nek.-. 'or sato il lowest ninrkct prices, l>v ... I Al T. J. K Kit R St rn. "j >A LL ANTI Mi it SON'S PALE ALE. Wceklr supplies nf tho nhovo superior brand, in barrels ami half barrels. Par sale hy W. H. CHA KKK A CO., netti lino No. 'Jo: I'..isl Hay Sire;!, n TTIMIAJPS ANTIDOTE POU STRONG U DRINK. A RITRE CURE POU DRUNKKNNES8. Ono Dollar a Poule. Soul by mail, postage |Klhl, on receipt of price. Tlic Antidote is thc lu-st rcincily ilini can bc administered lu Maitlu-u-Polti, ami ulsofurall nervous a H eel ions. For sale by Dr. ll. RA KR. No. Lil Meeliiig street, oetii _Agent for South Carolina. J( A U li MOO ~~~ CURES FEVKR AND AO PE. THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD. TT-For salo by all Druggists. 0. J. KUHN, Agent, Druggist, Corner King ami John street, sepllT muns Charleston, S. C. S O LO M N'S BI T T E R S ARK FOR SALE RY Ors. RAO U L Sc L Y N A ll, AA Wholesale and Retail, CORNER KINO AND MARKET STREETS. Bcptl" 3mos_ JT^ISON-S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted to remove all desire for Tabacco m any form. Restores sufferers from its lnjiirlou.1 anecia to robust health. Of groat benefit to Dys peptics. For salo by Dr. II. RAER, No. lal Mooting street, oct ft Agent for Souita Carolina. JUST RE G E I Y E~~LL CARBONATE OK AMMONIA bicarbonate nf Soda Cream of Tartar Fresh Hops. For sal , wholesale and retail, by Dr. II. RAER, ocio Nn, cu Meetiuir street. itlisccilnneons. ILLS HOUSE STABLES. M The undersigned respectful"- informs thc elli neus of Charlcstoa and thc lr.- > lim; public gen erativ, llmt bo has .-.pencil thc MILLS HOCSE STABLES, In Chalmers street. Ile will have Om nibusses und carriages at thc several railroad stations and steamship landings, to convoy pas sengers tn tho Mills House or any part of thc elly. He will also receive orders lo convoy passengers lo the railroads and steamships from private resi dences. Having a lino assortment of onrriages. willi careful ami experienced drivers, ho solicits orders for the same. ROBERT GRAHAM, iiiivi I | _I'ri^irlPtor._ TL . SH E P P A R , PRODUCE BROKER. Will attend to thc Purchase and Shipping of COTTON, RICK and General Merchandise. Omoc nt Messrs. COHEN, ll ANCHELA CO., No. 40 Eost_ lloy._nov2 OI.OM N'S BITTERS ACCOMPLISH ALL TIIBY PROMISE, i For sale at I sept 17 amos_R AQUI. A LYN A H'S. (10 TO OEOROE LITTLE A CO. T for Fino FURNISHING GOODS nt LOW CHICKS. ociad sliithlmo ~ ) 0 Y 0 u w i s n TO PREVENT YOOR CHILL AND FEVER! septl7 amos nqR SOLOMONS' BITTERS. S cTt lijero. r A N D PLASTER. ooo barrels LAND PLASTER, in store. For sale by OCtia OLNEY A CO.