The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 02, 1869, Image 8
At Last.
Onze deep vvllhln mine eyes, aud let Hie loticli
Of th cool Huge ra wander o'er my brow.
My spirit rails, no longer fevei fed;
Aud look ai these pale Uanda, low loose their
rluleli ,
O the rall world I Vet once their hold waa Wen
Or the IRe-goblct lilied willi wine so red.
The ruby drops upon Hie round were stied,
Aud dregs remained Hint could not gladden
much.
So lull my lioart to slumber,-lol inc hear
.Sweet accents from those lips. Twas kind in
Mee
To heed my summons; but death seemed anear;
I yearned tor theo with restless agony.
What! tears y Thon luvest mel Then death ts
dear:
For Jov new-born dolli grasp eternity.
TU i fro s i.\ au WT Kit.
Temper of tito People timi Aspect of ttic
Town-Tl>c RlY i i of Improved Im
plements anil Methods of Culture
Dann of llrlghlev Future.
inion ot'ii OWN cu HUES POND EST. i
SUMTER, S. C., October 29.
Our people, though cast down, ure not en
tirely despondent. A kind of strong failli,
reaching: Into thc unseen future, sustains them.
Tliey have grappled willi illltlcuttica willi thc
determination lo overcome them. Thc plum
ers have learned a groat deal from experience
ns to the beal course tu pursue willi tho pre
sent amount ami kind nf labor II Hie country.
The IncreuKcd attention puni to tho sclent Hie
principles of agriculture, lo the manner ol'cul
tivating, and lo Hm use of improved Imple
ments, has already bren rewarded willi en
couraging results. An agricultural ind iiic
Clinnlcnl society was organized some lime ugo,
ami is now lu flourishing condition.
Tin merchants of Blunter generally have
displayed great energy in currying on iholr
business, uiid good Ulalu in Utting up their
stores und in Hie selection ol' their stocks.
There ls ti rivalry among them lo accommo
date mid please' their customers, ami to give
po rio el sat isl'ael ion in I heir bargains. Thc re
sid ls ihal. traile Hows hi from every direction
und from very distant |to!lit . The old town
seems to have entered upon 1 now lifo ol' ac
tivity ami prosperity. Due who has been nu
BCnl for only a few years would not recognize
thc pince. There nra evidences of Improve,
ment, both public mid private, visible every
where. In (act, our quondam dull and sober
minded Sumter might be licensed of puning
on city airs. E.
A SOCIAL JIOMtiiilllCLL.
Metropolitan Fn-ihiannhle Society
AgbttKt-The Circa! Loni Hubert LcRny
Ainsley a Common IlliicUlog-How
DrcKS Mode the 31 un-A Fushlouahle
Belle thc Victim of a Confidence No
hlcinnn.
A good deal of sensation was mndc in lash,
ionnble society In New York recently, by the
marriage of (so-called) Lord Huber! Le Roy S.
Ainsley, of England, to Miss Marlin, daughter
of ii wealthy resident of Staten Island. Close
on the heels ol'the nuptials come the following
revelations published in the New York Sun :
Thc short nnd mysterious career or Hie indi
vidual calling himself bord Hubert l.e Poy S.
Ainsley has considerably ngliuied ourup-tnwii
fashionables, and since his miden ami unex
pected departure many impiirics have buen made
regarding his position, pedigree, title and means.
These Inquiries, lt ls evident, should have been
made when his "Lordship"' first nppearcd in
metropolitan society, and before he was received
so entei l., and entertained so sumptuously us he
was by many of our best ramilles. His advent
and exodus have, however, taught ihein a lesson
from which they ought to profit, and have once
more proved the shallowness or what ls culled
"our best society."
HIS DEBUT AT NEWPORT.
We first made the acquaintance of "Lord"
Ainsley In July last nt Newport, where he was ut
that lime nunc prominent, but strange lo suv,
was registered on the bond buokB as simply "Mr.
ll. I.e Roy, London, England." He dressed ex
ceedingly "nobby," drove a splendid turnout,
paid lils hotel bills honestly, duneed, lllrted, und
enjoyed himself generally among thc rair sex,
and was regarded by matchmaking mnmmns to
bc Hie most eligible mau ii bad ever been their
pood rori nue to meet.
IIIS WELCOME IN NSW VOUE KOCIKTV.
From thc Springs became to New York, and at
once commenced lo entertain lu such an unusual
style ol elegance and liberality as lo excite thc
attention ol' rashlonnble society and make hliu
sclf nulle rainons. In a lillie while Hie sensa
tion he evidently desired to make was created,
and tic was ror a month thc great suclal lion of
this city. He wns deluged with invitations to
dine, and Ids i-oclety was courted on all occa
sions. Possessing a linc education, ami being
evidently familiar v, nh good society, Lord Ains
ley soon iiiadc a good and strong impression
upon lils fi lends, who billowed him from pillarlo
post. No one stopped to ask who he was, what
was his posh ion and standing. Oh, no! he had
money and was a loni, timi that was enough rm
New York Indies. Soon thc news or his engage
ment wns whispered lu social circles, ami his
friend, Ca pt alu Oliver, or Thlrir-ihird street,
tlioimht it wu-; necessary that aQcjhmvr should be
glvon io Hie happy innn, In order to nniiouiu'o thc
fact to thc public. Thc affair duly came oir, und
u full account ot lt wns published.
IIB CAITUHES A NEW YOI K RKU.B.
While at Newport ho chanced lo full in With lite
bcnutirul Miss Marlin, of -Staten island, willi
T.uita lie ut once fell desperately in love. Strange
to say, his love appeared tobe returned; but tb
monier of the young Indy evidently looked with
distrust upon tue modern Romeo, und did ny in
her power lo break up ibo KiiddCU "'.tac&'mCIlt,
and prevent the mcellnim of lb-; lovers. Tho or
roris of Mrs. Martin were. '.Vufortunntely,nut sue
e.essrnl, mid when Mr. li. l.e Roy left Newport lie
was congratulai ed inion securing such a chann
ing yfomve ns Miss Maiiln. Bmisequcut io ibis,
ni one of Hie bops ut Tulon Hall, Saratoga, wc
wore.sj.owu ..Lord Ainsley," whom we at once
recognize,! HS Mr. H. Lo Hoy. For two days he
made himself conspicuous ai Otc dig rent lintels,
snen! a great deal of money,nnd lin urlably paid lils
lillis, which, considering inc facts now lino um, ls
remarkable.
ms Tine TO CANADA TO VISIT pHiscK Airmen.
Soon alter Ibis cntcrtulnmciil, Lord Ainsley
suddenly left for Canada, ami li was given cul
thnl he bad gone lo visit Ids "old friend, Prince
Arthur." We huvo since ascertained that Hie
Prince em rely repudiates Hie loni, and professes
Ignorance ol having ever seen bim, but thinks he
has heard or Ainsley in London. Undoubtedly he
has; lor Hie luiter in iso; was conspicuous on all
public occasions, amt frequently ilgured in some
rather disreputable atfulrs. Upon the rel urn of
Lord Ainsley from his "jolly Canadian trip," a
second tl-jcuner was given nt Captain Oliver's
residence, Loni Ainsley ibis time officiating as
host. Tim extensiveness and elegance of thc cn
tcrtainnient formed a new topic or conversation
In society, and the high-sounding name or the
liberal host was on everybody's tongue.
IXQt'lltlKH AIIOI T lilli AND Tilf.lll 1CKSCI.T.
Meanwhile the mother Of thc jinner* had hastily
dispatched io London au Intimate friend tn as
certain all be could ol' Ainsley, his family, repu
tation, ami io Rock Tor u confirmation of ino elab
orate talcs lie bad told ol Ills house al tho West
End, Clinch ami lour, servants and pu.dtiou. The
friend arrived safely lu London, and ai once
Marted upon his errand. The result can bc told
in a few words.
AN EX-VALET ANI A (I A MULEI).
lt wa . learned, on ino best and most '.ru-1 wor
thy authority, that the loni was no lord ai till;
thai be wa', a gambler, a frequenter ni ow iilnci s,
ami. in n word, un adventurer. He ls um known
nt al! in London uudilomihlc circles, and If hu ever
was. H now unrecogiilzi d. His mother, who died
a few years imo, was u second-nite act ress in a
Itcilln theatre, and Ins father ai present ison*
gaged lu lim livery stable business in lin- lowest
pan i.r iii- cit. U' London. Ainsley's right name
is Radford, ami asa valetta a wealthy Kreuch
gentleman io Paris, acquired bis education-an
I'dticiillon which hu< KU a -a-te l him lu palming
himself lipon Hie io credulous Americau people.
llWSGtyl KM'LS Ol' 'l ill: IHSCOVEKV.
Huon gaining 'bis Intelligence, which she bad
anticipan I. Mr--. M utin ai once forbade Ainsley
ever entering her house nguiu, mid annallcd thc
engagement between bim ami herdaughter. Tho
acune ls dercribed OH having been very sloriuv,
(luring which the discarded Romeo exhibited tile
ntmosl rooineks. Ainsley rom ri veil, however,
lo meet lite young indy ai various limes ami
places, Who had liol ceased to love bini liotWllh'
Hfuudlug the astonishing disclosures Hmt bad
come io light, stamping bim us an Impostor, nnd
the wedding ila) was decided upon.
li wa- agreed thai the marriage should bo elim
desiine. Cards were issued and nil tho prep na
lions mad", mid upon Miss Martin expressing her
determination to wed "her dear Hubert" in spile
nf every Ililli'.'and everybody, the.foolish girl inn
discarded by her mother and relations; with I'm
exception oran anni, nt whose bouse up-town
thc murringo was solemnized. Thc wedding oc
curred, ami was followed by an English redding
breakfast, of which idi tlie assembled company
partook. Several respectable New yorkers were
present al Hie ceremony, who nt that limo did
not know the character or their host-Hick Had
ron!.
LU ile n mains io tie said, nm! we rerraiu from
all remarks and comments; lt was nu uufitrili
nnie mi.nr. and bus brought sorrow and disgrace
upon an estimable and highly respectable family.
Mr. mid Mrs. Richard ItiiiUord arc now In Phila
delphia, and will probably never return to New
York society.
VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR
VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR
_ 0i)ijipiug._
O H LIVERPOOL.
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
L I M E .
The Al Iron Screw Steamship DAEI-^^^?jjSfc
EN, 1172 tona, Jainca Pelora MuKtcr.jL&?Ss*
having a large portion of tier cargo ougoged, will
loail with dispatch for thc above pori..
Cotton and produce for all points on thc Conti?
nent of Europe received, ntul Through lilli? Lad?
ing Hlgned nt Charleston.
Insurance by this liiie of Steamers thrcc-uimr
tcra per cent.
For Freight eugngements, njiply to
KOIJEIU' MOUE A CO.,
nova noyce's Wharf.
O R NEW Y O R K.
F
Tlic steamship (Til ft RI rTJTtt?'. Tamm i fiTjTMBfc.
Derry, Commander, will bc clH|iatchc0"^&i??$?
for tho abovo port on TUESDAY, thc 2d luaiaul,
at 4 o'clock P. M.
For Freight or Pnssogc apply to
novi 2_JAMES A Pt IE ft A CO., Agents.
J^OR PHILADELPHIA AND HUSTON.
INSURANCE ONE-HALF PER CENT.
Thc steamship J. W. EVER1IAK, Cnpl.^??S
J. N. Hinckley, will leave North Athiii-S?wSL
tlc Wharf on THURSDAY, 4th November, at -
o'clock.
For freight engagement* apply to
JOHN A THEO. GETTY, '
oclSO North Atlantic Wharf.
F
O It N E W Y O lt K.
REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY.
P A S S A fl E $'20.
Tho Steamship MINNETOXKA, Cnp-^EVBS
thin Carpenter, will leave \'auder-^J??!jJ^,
horst's Wharf on THURSDAY, 4th November,
lseo, at - o'clock.
uct'J'J_It A VEX EL & CO.. Agents.
T E A M T O II O S T O N .
S
Wc arc prepared to give Through^JTJ/ffbK
Hills or Ending ror Colton, to "-'- ^fflBWtni
via Semi Monthly Line Huston and Savannah
Steamships, and Steamers DICTATOR, CITY
POINT and PILOT HOY, ut liberal rnlcs. First
Steamer leaves Savannah on ihc'JOlh Instant.
OCtl8_J. 1). AIKEN A CO.
mRAVELLBRS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
.And oilier places, should lay lu their *-?V^*\.
supplies of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor-2?2uK&S?
dials. Urn miles Whiskies wines, Ctiunedisoiips
and Meals, Amerlcau and English Biscuits, De
viiied Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Hui hain Smoking
Tobacco atid Imported Scgars.
WM. S. COHWIN A CO.,
No. 276 King street, opposite tinsel,
Charleston, s. c.
Rrnnch or No. ooo Broadway, corner 20th street,
New York._scppJ8 omos
JJACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CODY'S
THltOUGII UNE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND-JAPAN.
CHANCE OF SA1L1N0 DAYS.
Steamers or the above linc leave Pier ^r?&?.
No. 42, North River, root or canal ?1 reel, ?'SJj*?f 2
New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of.thc 1st, nth mid
21st or every month (except when these dates full
on sunday, then the Saturday preceding.)
Departure ol 1st and 21st connect ul Panama
with steamers ror South Paclilcand Central Amer?
ican ports. Those or 1st touch nt Man/.anlllo.
Departure or nth of each month connects with
thc new steam Hue from Pauaina lo Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October 4.1800.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Asplnwnll.
One hundred pounds baggage tree to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information ap?
ply at tho COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot of Canal-street, North River, New
York. . V. H. BARY, Agent.
marchl2 lyr
T
O WAG E
Tile Steamer SAMSON Inning
been recently put In thorough or- ^,
der. ta now ready to tow vatixels to and from sea,
and thc phosphate works on thc Ashloy and Coop?
er Rivers.
For engagements, apply on board, to Captain
AV. F. ADAIR, or at thc olllcc of thc Agency, East
Ray, opposite Accommodation wharf.
uovl imo_
p O R FLORIDA
VIA HAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK?
SONVILLE.
On and after the 23d or October _ ?iir*"*^
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain??????tSS3m
George E. McMillan, will sall from Charleston
every SATUHDAY EVEKING, at 8 o'clock.
Returning, tho CITY POINT will leave Savannah
every THURSDAY MONKING, at 9 o'clock, connect?
ing with Central Railroad at Savannah tor Mobile
and New Orleans, and with thc Florida Railroad
at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at which point
steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile, Pen?
sacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Billa of Lading given for cotton per Sa?
vannah linc of steamers to Boston.
Through Bills of Lading given for goods to Mo?
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents,
octis South Atlantic Wharf.
"pOR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT.
Thc fast steam er "PILOT BOY." _ --t?***??.
Cnptaln Fenn Peck, will leave Ml?-J?l??ui?SC
die Atlantic Wharf for :,'0ove points every Tn UK?
HAY MOUNINA, P.'. jj o'clock, until further notice.
Returning, will leave Savannah SATUUIIAY
MonNiNO, nt 7 o'clock.
QCtO_J. D. AIKEN A CO.
JjlOn BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE.
ED1STO AND CHISOLM'S LANDING.
The fast steamer ?'PILOT BOY," _ . ?fT^b,
Captain Fenn Peck, will leave Mld-?ti^fjij^G
die Atlantic Wharf for above points every MONDAY
MORNING, at 8 o'clock, until fm t li ir notice.
Returning, will leave Bcniilort every TDBSDAY
MOUSING at 0 o'clock, and f?llst o 2 o'clock P. M.
octO_J. I). AIKEN A CO., Agents.
Q ll ANGE -OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JAOr
VILLE.
Thc Elegant and First-class
Steamor DICTATOR, Captain W. T.,_
McNcltv, will Ball from Charleston every "Tu ES
DAY E vKNiNo, at 8 o'clock, fur thc above points.
Returning, thc Steamer will leavo Savannah
SUNUAY MoiiNiKo, at 9 o'clock
Connecting wit h tho Central Railroad at Savan?
nah for M?hlin and New Orleans, and with the
Florii-4 Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys,
at which point stcamors connect with New Or?
leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans mid
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goo t ; not removed at sunset will bc stored at
risk and expenso of owners.
J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents,
oct4 South Atlantic Wharf.
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bottles. -
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omeo hoars from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Circulars Bent._July a lyr
FLHMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS,
(SAUTONINB.)
They are purely vegetable, safe and sure The
best in ?se. Fer sale by Dr. H. BAHR,
No. Itu Meeting street,
oct? Wholesale Agent.
Shipping.
BOSTON AND CHARLESTON LINK
PACKETS.
FOR HORTON.
Tho Ai brig JOSH: A. DEVKKKACX, hav- rSh
Iliac ii largo portion of hov cunto cngn^cdSSBL
nutt ready, will rccelvo coll n mut oilier freight
to mi tili, al lin wu A Co.'s Wharves.
For Freight engagements, apply to
nova MUM KS GOLDSMITH A SUNS.
ANTED -100 KALI TO COMPLETE
' CAROO.
POR IIAVRK DIRECT
Tho splendid Now Al rig MARV M. i
FRANCIS, Frail is Muster, having large*3 L
portion eiirgo on board, wants four hundred halos
ot lill up. WILLIAM ROACH A CO.
nova :i
W
O J LIV K lt I* O o L .
Tho linc llrlllsh Hark KALK KITH, Lang- J kx
wm. Master, hus a considerable portion ofSBst
her cargo enuage.I and going on board.
For fi elgin engagements uppiv to
KOUT. MURK A CO.,
nova Royce's Wharf.
"Jj^OK Pl KIGHT OU Cli AUTEL'.
Tho A So. I ( lipper Hark MARV KILLAM. J\ .
W. Huller Mastor. SBESL
Applv to JVI1N A TH KO. HETTI ,
nova i North Al Inn tlc Wiuirf.
\\ A. N T K l),
A SHIP or HARK for Liverpool. Applv iT,*
to WILLIS A eilisoi.M, S es
nova i North Atlantic Wh rl.
rp o s A l i. o N T " li s i> A V .
I tiH NKW YORK-MKRCIIANTS' LINK.
The Regular Pat l.et Schooner lt. S. HAW- Jil
KINS, Wyall Maslor, having all her heavy V.".I-;
frcignt OH bonni, winns I Wi lo soo bales Cotton,
and light freight io till up, and ave a . ablive.
net 3d WILLIAM ROACH \ CO.
-J7> O li L 1 V E it 1' O O L .
Tho American Hark ANNIE KIM RA LL
simson Master, 2000 huies rapacity, has.;..-'-J
ooiislilerablc cargo eilgagod ami now going
onboard, and wilt be dispatched fer thc above
pori.
l'or 'leight engagements, apply to
UCI2I _ BTRKKT RROTHKRS .V CO.
o L I v E i: i- o o [J ,
Tho Al American Ship Kl.t.KN SOUTH- J*\
ARI), Morse Master, having pan nf car-SESi
go engugod, will in- dispatched for the above port.
For freight engagements, npply to
WILLIS A CIIISOLM,
octal Uistulmo North Allaulie wharf.
UllillOil G.
g O U TH <J A KOLI N A ll A I L R O A D.
C KN Kit A I. SUPKRINTKNDKNTS OFFICE, I
ClIARI.KSTQX, S. c., Kept, la, 1809. j
Oil alni aller Tliursilay, SoptClllbOI' 10. th" l'as,
songer Trains on tho South Carolina Railroad will
run tis follows:
rou AVarsTA.
l.'-uve Charleston.8.30 A. M
Arrive at Augusta.4.4.1 I'. M.
Connecting with trains for Monigompvy, .Mem.
phis, Nashville ami Now Orleans, via Moulgoiucry
ami (Irntid Junction,
l ott COI.rill.IA.
Leave Charleston.B.90 A. M.
Arrive ai Columblu.LIO I'. M.
Conn.i ung with Wilmington mid Manchester
Railroad, anil Camden traill.
Kl.lt CIIAIIMCSTON.
Leave Augusta.-.8.00 A. M.
Arrivent Charleston.4.< i P. M.
Leave Columbia.7.45 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.-Loo P. M.
At'OI'STA KIUIIT KXrKKSS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave charleston.7..KI P. M.
Arrivent Augusta.o.lo A. .M.
Connecting with trains for Memphis,Nashville
and New Orleans, via Croud Junction.
Leave Augusta.4.lil I*. M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M.
COLUMBIA MOUT BXrilKSS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston.cor. p. M.
Arrive ul Cullimbin.4.45 A. M.
Counseling (Sundaysexcepted) witii Greenville
ami Columbia Railroad, and un Mondays, Wednes
days and Frlilajra with Charlotta and South Caro
lina Hailrnad,
Leave Columbia.8.50 P. M.
Arrive ut Charleston.0.30 A. M.
SL'MUKUVII.I.G THAIN.
Leave Charleston.4.05 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville.5.30 i\ M.
Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.s.ao A. M.
CAMDON BRANCH.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on
MONDAYS, WEPNKSHAYS ami SATURDAYS, and be
tween Camden and Klngville daily, (Sundays ex
cepted.) connects with up mid down Hay Pas
sengers at .Klngville'.
Leave Camden.n.35 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Cohinihla.1.45 P. M.
Arrive at Camdon.coo p. M.
(Signed) M. T. PK A KR,
I seiuio General Superintendent.
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Miirgullo. Hy William Lackland. Illustrated.
$1 50.
Volcanoes and Earthquakes. Hy MM. Kurchcrand
Margolle, itouutfrillly illusi rated. 3 75.
Thc World Wc Live lu. Hy D. T. Austell, P. o. s.
75 cents.
Physical Media In SpiriiHnl Manifestations. Hy C.
W. Samson. $1 25.
Force and Nature. Ry C. F. Winslow, M. I). *5.
Collerai Forrest's Campaigns-Tho Campaigns of
Licuioiinni-Ooiural N. H. Forrest, and of For
rest's Cavalry, with portraits, maps ami illus
trai lons. $2 50. " In tills work will lie found
nu authentic account of thc campaigns and
operations lu which I look itali during the
war," Ao. (Note by Hen eral Forrest,
Pollard-Tho Life Of JelfCrson Davis, with a Secret
History of Hie Southern Confederacy. Port.
a 50. "
Semines-Thc Slimier and tho Alabama; Service
Afloat during Co War between tho States. Ry
Allan al Semilles.
Swinton-Tho Twelve Decisive Hallies of tho War:
u History of tho Unstern uni Western Cam
paigns, in relation to tito actions which decid
ed their issue. Hy Willi nu Sw inion. $l GO,
Hamilton-Reminiscences of James A. Hutuiiion.
or. Men and Events at Home mid Abroad dur
ing tho last threei|iiarlcis ol a Century, if..
Gladstone-Juventus Mumu. Hy thc Kt. Koli. W.
E. Gladstone. $350.
Rusklu-Thooucon of tho Air: n Study (if tho
Crock Mylin of cloud ami Sturm. 1 20.
Urinion-Tim My ills of thc Kew World. Hy D.C.
Urinion. ?._'. ..Dr. Urinion is tho first Amer
ican who has treated Hm subject of indian My
thology lu a thorough uml scholarly way."
Coker- Kimigsmark : tue l egends of lite hounds,
mid other poems. Hy George ll. Itokcr. ii 74.
Robinson-Diary, Reminiscences uml Corrcspon
dence of Henry Crabbe Rollinson, a vols. *4.
Cunnii v ParsoH - New editions. Recreations, a
vols., *a 50: Leisure Honrs. *l 25; Craver
Thoughts, ja :.o ; Kvorydiiy Philosopher, fl 2fl;
Counsel and Comfort, fl 75: Autumnal Holy
da vs, $1 25.
WORKS ol' FICTION.
Andersen's Imnrovbuitore; Mis. Austin's ci
pher; Mrs. Radio's Legends of Fairy Laud; Miss
ilraddon's Rluck Hand; Mrs. Rrlght's Three Herc
nicos; Bash's Milo. Fifty Minions; Dc Mina's Cord i
mid Cro se; Mrs. Dorr's Sibyl Huntington; Dor
sey's Nora I trudy's Vow; Dumas'Love and Liber
ty; Holland's Aspasia : Victor Huso's claude
Knotix; Tito Man Who Laugh.-; Kingsley's Hetty;
Mackenzie's Married Against Kcasoll! M ll rill t's
Countess Gisela; Naamau's Sidney Elliott: M .-.
Newby's Margaret Hiimlhon: ami. Hight and Left;
O'Leary's irish Widow's Son; Robinson's Under
tba Knell; linimento; Mrs. Sottthworth's Prince of
Harkness; Trollope's Droaia Nmnhers; and, (Hullo
Dalatcsla; Walter Ogilby] Miss Warner's Daisy;
Mrs. Wood's Roland Yorke. oct!
J) E T E R T O T A N S,
TURNKU AND DEALER IN IVORY
AN MANUFACTlKKIl OF
it! 1.1.1 A KI) BALLS AND CUES,
And Importer of inlaid Cloth, Cues, Lett
Chalk, and laniard MerchandHn In general.
No. so PI LTON STUKET, NEW YORK.
may? sOmos
nUrn <S>o
T\ R Y GOODS! DI
J . li. it 1 : y
No. 2 G 3 KINO ST R K RT
Wc aro now exhibiting thc largest ami best KC
I. ces ami Embroideries, Cloaks, shawls. Clor
have ever offered, ami Invito ail etil lon or purchaw
acceptances, as cheap as thc cheapest.
T> It 13 M f-i
Our slock of Dress floods comprises, in part,
All-wool Meriuocs, Kui press Cloths, Alpicas, Udall
lng novelties per every steamer.
L A C K S A. TS* i) 13
Trench Laces in variety. Lace Sets, Hamm
scilption, Edging ami Inserting*, Kuihroldcrvd Se
Embroidered Merino Sacks, loge!her with very UKI
ottr Lace ami Embroidery Department.
Ci L C) "V 13 f-i A. IV
We arc Sole Agents appointed In Charleston
no superiors. We have ail sixes, from *>'i to s, in it
of every description, for men, women ami chlldrc
IIOSIKKY, best Kugllsh ninuH&iciure, In g
the best quality.
C T.. O V Iv M A IS
our cloak and shawl Room ls repleto with a
lugs. Most of our Clonks nra cither our own imp
..cit i hem at the low- st possible ligures.
Ilhtek Cloaks in Cloth from $:i M to $ r.. Col
Misons' mid Children's ''toaks, itrochennd I'riu
SlK'.Wl.-, Ac, A c.
M I .<-< Cr 13 TJ 1 - A TV I -T. c U !S .,
Ladies' Ties ami Scurfs, Ribbon Lows, (len
hons, Hells and Hushes, Perfumery. Kreuch Vonni
Sollings, Inlauts* Knitted Worsted Sacks lind C'U|i
Dress Trimmings, Fringes. (Jlinps, ftc , Swans;!
articles not here mentioned.
O Ult FALL ATV O
Now oilers great Inducements to buyers, wit
(?'nods before milking selections elsewhere.
(C.o.lji.ic) nub imuiG.jiug (Poobs.
fJU) THE CITIZEN OF CHA LEATON.
MA CU LUAU,
W1LLLVMS fe
l AltIvT3Iw,
AT No. JfiT KINO STRKMT,
Have lu store n large stork of FINE CLOTHIN ,
all ol their own manufacture. They ure Ottering
all Wool Cheviot Suits a'. 12 worth $20. Coats
and Sacks at $10, worth 1" to fi'- . Pantaloons
$:i to i.s. Vests *l, $2 ami $3. Shirts $2. Un
der-Shirts and Drawers at *l each. Hosiery,
Cloves. Ties, Cellars, Ac, Ac, all at extremely
low (.rices. Their obi customers, and nil who wish
good goods, are invited IO examine iheir stock nt
No. 2. T KINO STREET.
STORK FORMERLY OCCUPIER EY M'Ut'PF COHEN.
OCt5 i lilli- lino
Chugs, (Eljcinicolo, #c.
F . F A N K N I N ,
APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST,
No. 123 ...KETING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Thc advertiser begs to call attention to his stock
of thc best imported and domestic
CHEMICALS, DRUGS AND PATENT MED
ICINES.
Upon lilt- DISPENSING: DEPARTMENT of bis
business lie bf slows the utmost personal care and
attention, and guarantees thc purity or the medi
cines used in compounding.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Prepared carefully nt ail hours of thc day and
night.
Special Agency for thc salo of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Manufactured by
Metier*, fl E 0 ll GE TI E MANN k CO.,
0 F X*E W Y t> R K .
UIS STOCK OP
HAIR, TOOTH AND NAIL RRUSItES, PKRrU
MERIES, Ac.
ls '.arge and well selected.
AQBXUY FOR Til SALE OP THU OKLKORTKO
ROCKHTtTDGE ALUM ISPRING WATER,
A supply of which is always on hand.
Manufacturer of
P A N K N I N ' S
HEPATIC HIT T E K S ,
Which have established for themselves a reputa
tion surpassed by none.
Through constant effort and attention he hopes
to merit n contin'inuee of tho public patronago
which has hitherto arc a extended to him.
febld on bul. v
o o, Qftr.
ll Y GOODS!
o
^ D t v- < i O . ,
, C ll A ll L ti s T ON, s . (J .
o
lcd eil Mock ff Foreign ami Domestic IHtY HOODS,
.w, Hosiery, Fancy Hoods, Ribbons, Ac. (hut wo
;M, guaranteeing :o .sdi our Goods, fur cash or eily
Ci O O I > -i .
mack anil Colored Silt,-, irish and French Poplins,
ics, Popllncttcs, Prints, .ve., ty which wc arc .nill
ir It U <> I I) E ll I I3S .
enhiefs, Collars, Embroidered Roods or every tic
is. Infants' Embroidered Clunks, Kobos und waists,
my Other articles which may always ho found in
i> tr o t-i i :n it v .
Tor ll ARIOS' SEAMLESS KUI GLOVES, which have
lack. White und Colors: Herliu, silk and Lisle (Moves
ti.
re.it variety. Mvtt's Half Hose, superior English,
I> *?* l l A W T-i W .
Il the iate-.t novelties or Ladles' and Misses' Cover
ortatluns or our own manufacture, enabling us to
orcd Chinchilla, Cloth Cloaks. Hlack silk Coverings,
Jed Cashmere Shawls, Woollen Shawls, Mourning
V IV l> IT A. SJ < ; Y < o O Y> fa.
tlemen*s rich Roman Scarfs, Ties and cravats, R|h>
.les. Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Worsted N tidas and
is, Taney Worsted Sean's, Dress Huttons ill variety,
own. Crape Hoods, Frilling*, Ruining, und other
AV i T :B II STOCK
o will timi ii to their advantage to examine our
tobacco, (Cigars, ire.
t l* K C I A li N ) T ICE.
Tho attention or dealers and consumen ol'
CIGARS AND TOHACCO is called to, ami they arc
requested to and cull examine the stock ol' tho
Havana ligar factory.No. so Market street. Fresh
import at tons received monthly. Prices to com
pare willi New York houses. JOHN SAYAS.
oct ll int u I ino l'iuprieior.
JpOR CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
Received a large lot or line
PENN S Y L V A N I A W lt A P P K R 8.
And line old
CON N ECT1C UT FILLING.
For sale chea] , in lots to snit purchasers, hy
J. MADSEN,
Tobacconist, No. .114 King street, corner Society.
nclTO 4*
TMTANUKACTUUK1) ANO SMOKING
TOIIACCO.
G. FOLLIN, :
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS" AGENT,
No. lol East Ray.
A general assortment or Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco, or all grades and styles, from
reliable manufacturers lu virginia and North
Carolina, and ottered at thc lowost market priced.
teptso
I
nenrnnre.
NC O R V O R A T 18 5 9
mmmm
C'A PITA I.|3fi0,o00.
CASH ASSETS.$450.000.
J. F. R07.KMAN, President.
D. F. WILCOX, Secretary.
Cont tutes to furnish perfect security against
loss or daiuago by tire on all kinds of Insurable
property nt adequate rules.
Agents can be round at every prominent point
in (he Southern Stales, lowborn applications for
insurance may be made.
Apply to
ll U T fi O H LEE, A Sf C n t .
No. -l BROAD STREET,
ortio tnthsihos CIIAUI.BSTOK, s. c.
ixli ccilnncoiis.
STAIR RODS;
BB0 TZE, FBS OUT,
tc Porcelain,
nalrifvirt .VO Cltanir.),
wini TUB rAT NT
DROP FIXTURE,
Trinen MAA so trniKa .
rh) Orignal and enly
Biliifclo nxtuo mic.
It cnn bo applied to
my Stair Itod.olther
Hound or Pint, mid
>trevents its Slipping
Ask for tho
r t tCtep Kum,
Carpet Deniers,
AN:> m.'Y NO OTHER.
. TAIT PTiATES,
For Hotels, Restaurants and Public Hulldlugfl,
MANUFACTURED BY
W. T. it J. MERSF.REAU, 62 Duane St., N.Y
nug in 3m os_
ROS AD ALIS. <
si wvW'
ROS AD ALIS.
Sold by
GOODRICH, WI NEMAN A CO.,
Direct Importers of European Drugs and Chem
icals, Charleston, S. C. m ny 9 stutbly