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rY A F F AIRS. nirct'ng This Uiiy. Landmark Lodge, nt 7 1*. M. Delta Lodge of lVrfeetloii, at half-past T I*. M. South Carolina Lodge, at a quarter-past T I . M. Chamber of Commerce, nt 7 r. M. Charleston Fire Company of Axmoti, at T 1*. M. Cliartestou Uonnlof Trade, ai 7 r. M. Anet lon Salt s This Doy. Itlccko v Bcliucltle will soil at IO o'clock, tl the corner of Vernon md Washington streets, contents of a grocery store. A. II. Abrahams .V Sons will .-oil ai lo o'clock, at their store, dry goods, hosiery. Ac. William McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, al bis store, furniture, Ac. Miles Drukc will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis store, clothing, bats, Ac. K. A. Hunt will sell at io o'clock, at hts store, boots, shoos. Ac. CITV COUNCIL.-Tho regular meelina ot' this body was not held last night. ITALIAN* MONIMKSTS.-Mr. A. F. Chevrons, slouecutter anti architect, has imported direct from Haly some monuments made in thal sunny clime, but from plans furnished by himself. The monuments arrived In tho sicamor Harlen, and may bo soon nt tho marble-yard in Mooting street. Tut: Fi.oru iNSi'ECTORSllir Tuouni.K*.-Yes terday Messrs. John Campsch A Co. wore before the Mayor to answer tho charge of selling flour inspected contrary to law-said Hour having been Inspected by Mr. Averill. Tho Mayor ordered that the flour should bc Inspected by Mr. Caulfield, who should also receive the fees. TllE COMPLIMENTARY HKNKHIT TO-MORROW NIGHT.-A very pleasaut and varied programme is presented for thc compUmciilnrybCUOlH tobo given Mr. Mark Head and Miss La Fond, to-mor row evening, and lt ls to be hoped that tnese de serving artists will have a substantial recognition of t heir dramatic merits. NEW VESSELS.-Notwithstanding thc steady encroachments of steam upou sails, a fair pro portion of craH continue to be built to be pro pelled by canvas. During the present season, several vessels of superior models have entered our port, and, among others, a new bark called the "Mary Killaia," just arrived from Yarmouth, (N. s.) She ls a fine specimen of a moderate .sized merchantman, and ls consigned to Messrs. J. A T. Getty, who will place her on the berth for Liverpool. INQCKSTS.-Coroner Whiting held an inquest yesterday over thc body of tho hule son of Mr. Ducklcy, found drowned In a cistern on Sullivan's Island. The verdict of Hie jury was '* accidental drowning.'' Au Inquest was also held over thc body of a colored infant ufa woman named Tay lor.llvlug on St. Philip street. The testimony showell Hint Ibo child died from au attack of croup while Us mother was asleep. The verdict ol thc jury was In accordance willi the above. KIRK IN THE Woona_Tho Columbia Phoenix of yesterday says: "During tho past few days our streets have been partially darkened by clouds of smoko, caused by an extensive confla gration in Hie woods, about sereu milos above Co lumbia. We aro informed hint the Uro com menced in Hie vicinity of tho farm of Mr. Reuben Smith, on tho Winnsboro' Road, ami was quite extensive, although, so far as wc have boon able t-i learn, no houses have been destroyed. It is be lieved that the Ure was extinguished last ulght." PAUAHE AND INSI'EI I ION.-Yesterday after noon thc United Fire Company, colored, about seventy-five sining, ind bended by a band of music, paraded through Hie principal streets. On Droad street, near thc Guardhouse, tho Mayor ami Aldermen E. p. Wall, colored, ami Holloway, colored, Inspected tho company. After thc in spection tho company manned their drags, ran with their apparatus about ono hundred yards, unreeled n wtion nf i.< . play In a very short spriest Of time. ELECTION OF OFFICERS--At Hie minimi mooting of the stockholders of thc Wando Mining mid Manufacturing Company,held on Monday last, the following gentlemen were re-elected as thc Roan! of Directors: .lohn R. Dukes, Joseph D. Aiken, George E. Gibbon, L. D. -Mowry, F. J. Fol der, w. c.. Whlldcn. Ata meeting of tho directors, held yesterday, tho following ofllcers were re-elected! John IL Dukes, President; Thomas D. Dollcror, Superin tendent; T. D. Hacker, Secretary and Treasurer. HILL OP MORTALITY.-Tho Health Officer's report shows that during the week ending Octo ber 30lh, them wore thirty-three deaths In the elly-six wi. -s lind twenty-seven blacks. Of tho six whites, there wore live female adults and ono female child. of tho twenty-seven blacks, six were mulo and niuo female adults; live malo and seven female children. A refer noe to tho returns of deaths for tho last two yours will show thai tho number or death* of malos bas exceeded the deaths of reinales. This week the order is re versed, or the thirty-three deaths, Hm females aro twenty-two, males eleven. RESULT OF TH it LONGSHOREMEN'S .STRIKE.-Tho apprehensions expressed lu recent issues of TUE NEWS were yesterday realized, and owing io a lack of organization ami of a determined spirit ou Hie pari or Hie shippers, Hie Longshoremen's Union has carried Its point. Thc "strikers" yes terday, with Stevedore Stoddard at their bead, resinned work on thc bark A. I!. Wyman, and on 'other vessels, Hie loading of which had been de layed by thc strike. As a result of thc resolution passed by tho longshoremen that no member should work for any stevedore not u member of the Union under a penalty of ten dollars, most of tho Llovedores wcro yesterday making overtures to joiu thc organization. Tho views of this paper with regard to the pol icy-or, to speak more properly, tho want of policy-with which Hie shippers have seen lit to meet thc aggressive course of thc longshoremen, have already been given to the public; and weean only hope that tho passive conduct- of the em ployers In this instance may hot result In fresh und injurious aggressions upon Hie commercial interest s of thc City. SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-Thc following sales of real esl ate wore made yesterday: UV A. C. M'llll.blVnAY. Thc lots, with dwellings, known as No. 0, 7 and 10, In a plan of Hadron's Point, on tho north side of Roach street, fronting one hundred and scvonty-clght fool, ami running back live hun dred and seventy feet, for |S,>0. Thc plantation or four hundred and eighty acres, with dwelling and outbuildings thereon, situated on I ho drains ot Shaw's Creek, In Darn well County, near Aiken, tor $1000. Thc lol of lund at tho southeast corner of Legare and Lambo st reel s, rroniing ono hundred and seventeen feet, with a depth of sixty seven feel, for $0350. The lot of land situated on tito south corner of Anson street and Mott's Lane, house fronting seventy root, with it depth orono hundred and twenty-eight fe t, for $2U!)0. HY LEITCH A I'.nrNS. Thc two-story brick dwelling known au No. 13 Mill street, for fisoo. The lot fronts flfty-llvo foet, with a depth or uinety-fect. The two-story brick store and dwelling, on the cast side or Meeting sired, third door south of Wentworth street, for $2 io. The lot fronts twenty-two feet, and has a depth of ono hundred and sixty fed. nv JOHN H. EVAN. The tract of one hundred and twenty-five acres, on tho public road leading io Sitlikctchio Rrldge, in Headfort County, for $105. Tho tract of three acres, nt tho Whippy Cross Roads, in Uoaufnrt County, for $610. The lot of land, willi buildings thereon, on the weBt side of Llmohoiiso street, known ns lot No. 23, fronting thirty-seven feet, with a depth of one hundred und t hi ny-n ve feet, ror $1280. THU HIlOOTXSa UALLICRY. Thc r>ti%yor nemesis A Cauca* ?>r thc Aldermen, but rt Spcrlrtl Meet Inj-, of Connell ii helli Inslrnd-Atdcrmnn T. j. Nnckcy ls not Summoned, bul tome!', Arnicil lo like Tcotl -. Ith ,,lc Iiaw-Chnrgrs nf As iiilliii! willi In tent lo lilli Preferred ugniiisi Mm The Trini lo luke Pline To-Morrow Mght. Since Inst Thur.-iluy night, when AldciiUnn T. J. Mackey allowed iii- appreciation for his ne|>hcw li. W. M. Mackey, i>y shooting al him three times In the Council Chamber during the session, Ihc Aldermen generally-exclusive of Hie two abuve mentioned-have been in a state of ex citement, which Increased as tho Hine ror the regular meeting drew nigh. As rumor hath li, one Alderman thought ihut Alderman Thomas Jefferson Mackey should he expelled, and did any amount or caucusing among his brethren to ascertain their views and bring them lo his way or thinking. In lils efforts ho was quilo successful, and on Munday reported eleven who had expressed their willingness lo meet Hie Issue and thc ?.shoollst*' and vote ror his expulsion. Ital, lu the opinion oribis Alder man who wished lo break up Ihc band ot broth ers and displace their "Honorai,-' thlrieen votes were necessary to do so and make "one vacant chair" around the festive board. and he had only eleven votes. As he could not obtain any more, thc plan of offering, seconding and immediately pass ing a resolution tor immediate expulsion was abandoned. Tlie plan of preferring charges and specifications against Hie disorderly member was then thought ol. A conference was necessary, however, to as certain the status or the Aldermen In regard to this move, aud early yesterday the Mayor re quested the piesence or all or them excepting Al derman T. J. Mackey, at thc Couucd Chamber at 1 o'clocl. so evi ct's. Al l o'clock the Council Chamber wu undis turbed by the presence or any or Hie fathers. Thc marks of thc missiles on the window, table um) wall were thc only signs that remained to remind one or the shooting nifray.only a short (Imo ago. That pistol was not lhere. (No one seems lo know where lt was carried after being "uncocked"' by an Alderman who dbl lt the day nfier the shoot ing at thc request or tho Mayor, who said, (so thc sahl Alderman says.) he was unaccustomed to such things.] About ten minutes past 1 Aldermen Geddings, Poitor, Cunningham, barrow. Voigt and the Mayor were present, lu a lew minutes, however, Aldermen Colllus, E. W. M. Mackey, Hampton, Small, Howard. Holloway, brown, Mc Kinlay, L. P. and E. P. Wall, were reported as present. Aldermen Greene and Thorne n;.d T. J. Mackey, Hie latter ol whom had not been sum moned, were absent. Most or thc members assembled in the Council Chamber, but ufter remaining there awhile a number went Into the clerk's office and talked mutters over. One colored Alderman stated as lils opinion that tho Alderman (hey h denmelo expel would iud bc expelled, and w dd sue Council for "assault and battery if lt attempted to pm him out." Another stated thal he (Alder man T. J. M.) would light it out on thal line if any attempt was made to expel him. A bystander suggested thal If the Alderman were expelled, be (T. J. M.) would organize a Council of lits own, declare thc old one Illegal and with thc new one attend lo municipal affairs, .lust ut Ibis mo. meut some on" reported that Hie Alderman In question had arrived, whereupon u brother Alderman, willi a dusky skin, thought thal 1:' there was any chance ol' a row the police had better bo sent for. Two o'clock arrived, and the prospects <>r a meeting, although moro than a Bulllcleni number lo constitute a quorum were present, seemed very unfavorable. The Aldermen were scattered about, some In the Council Chamber, others lu the clerk's pillee, and some lu ilia Mayor's other. Alderman T. J. Mackey was lu lils oilloe armed with a large book entitled, ..Abbott's Digest Kaw or Corporations," the contents ot which bearing upon his case lt was evident ho Intended, If op portunity wcrc ottered, to hurl m u>" >.. ....ii_lanuiu ircenoin thal hr had hui led bun, M from his revolver at the last meelliig of Council. MEETING OF COUNCIL. Daring this delay, Alderman Voigt and Cun ningham were out, und ir rumor be true, were at thc onicc or the eily Attorney (I), T. Corbin,) hav ing charges and specifications drawn up. Short ly niter their rellim, however, all ortho Aldermen assembled in the Connell Chamber, and il was de cided that a special meeting, and not a caucus, should bc held. When tho meeting was called to order. Alder man Voigt presented the following charge and spcciAcallon, Alderman T. J. Mackey being pre sent : CUAKflK ASI) SPECIFICATION AO AI SST THOMAS J. J. MACKEY*, Al.ltKHMAN Ol' WAIHI No. ii OK TUB CITY Ol' C1IAULRSTON. Charlie.-Misconduct in oilier. Mpiiiileatfan.-Ill Ibis that lie, Thomas J. Mackey, Alderman of Ward No. of the eily of Charleston,did, ai a meeting of tim eily Connell of charleston, dui-, assembled oh thc ->iu dav or October, ison, in lite City of Charleston, and while lu Ihcexerclsa ofhisoiiiceasAldermnii rrom Ward No. :: of tile city ol' Charleston, amt a mem ber of the City Connell < r Charleston, make au assaull willi a deadly weapon, lo wil. a loaded pistol, upon E. \\. M. Mackey, a member ol' said City Council and Alderman rrom Ward No. of the eily of charleston, and willi Intent lo kill bim. said E. W. M. Mackey, did discharge at him, said E. w. M. Mackey, sahl deadly weapon three several Hines, all of which ls contrary to the good order, peace and safety of Hie (itv Council, and in violation or the rights ot' aid Oily Council, and lu iiugrunt violation >>f ids, said Thomas J. Mac key's, duty ivs nu Alderman from Ward No. s of the city of Charleston. Alderman Geddings then Offered the following resolution : RfMUre , Thai ibo charge and specification pre ferred against Thomas J. Mackey, Alderman of Ward No. 3, of tho City or Charleston, be accepted mid adopted, and Hint a copy thereof be served upon said Thomas J. Mackey, hud he bc summon ed lo appear berore thc City Council on thc shh day ot November, at 6 o'clock P. M., to answer said charge ami spcclllcutlon, nnd abbie the order ot said City Council thereon. Thc vote upon the resol nt lon was taken, and we learn Hint the roliowlng voled ror it: Thc Mayor, Aldermen Geddings, Voigt, Harrow, Cunningham, rotter. Collins, (white,) Holloway, Howard, Small, Drown, colored-ll. Aldermen Hampton ami Mc Kinlay, colored (2,) voted against the resolution. Aldermen E. I*, and 1,. P. Wall, colored, and E.W. M. and T. J. Mackey, iL) not voling. The resolution was declared adopted. Connell thou adjourned until o o'clock to-mor row evening. WILL nr. HE EXPELLED ? Some of the Aldermen in favor of expelling Al derman T. J. Mackey claim that lie will be cer tainly expelled, as ibcy will have voles sufficient lodoso legally. They claim that thc followiug will vole ror expulsion: Mayor, Harrow, Collins, Cunningham, Greene, Geddings. Poller, Voigt, E P. mid I.. P. Wall, Small, Howard, Drown, Hol loway, (ll.) mid E. W. M. Mackey, Thome, Hamp ton and McKinlay. (I) against. THE COAL MARK KT.-Tho following Intelli gence In releronce to thc present condition or the coal market, ls contained ina letter from Phil adelphia, under date October 30tht "Wc have to advise yon of a decided advance lu the market sin se we lust wrote you. Tho demand continues very large, and wc are obliged to refuse orders. Wo quote to you, however, red ash egg $7 60 per ton, with an advancing tendency." CoitniN HAS AN nauru FOU TnE T it n E r. THOUSAND HOLLAHS, BUT HAS NOT THE MONKV. Wc learn that the Mayor, on Monday last, gave D. T. Corbin nn order upon the eily Treasurer for thc sum of three thousand dollars, ami that on the same day Corbin applied to thc treasurer tor thc money, and when told thal Hiat amount was not In thc treasury, nsked ror five hundred dol lars on account, which he did not rceclvc-for the same reason we suppose. If a meeting of Council had been held hist night thc subject would have bern brought up, unless the Mayor had put on the "gag," mid thoroughly discussed. lt ls thought thc money will never be pnld. We have heard one Alderman, who was one of the earliest mid warmest supporters or tho claim, as sort thal the claim was not legally passed, and that ll lt were brought up again be would not support lt. THE FLOUR INSPECTOR- HF. IS FINED FIFTY DOLLA tts, ASH AITKALS.-Yesterday Mr. c. N. Averill, Flour Inspector, was arraigned before the Mayor lo answer the charge of violating thc ordi nance "to prevent or punish any person who may exercise, or ai tempt lu exercise, the duties or any municipal olllce, unless he shall have lieou duly elected lo Ihc same." Witnesses proved that Mr. Averill hail been In specting Hour, ami that Oeing considered by tho Mayor a violation ol said ordinance, lie imposed a Hue of "ii). MetMM. Wilkinson ami Gilchrist, rho represented Mr. Averill, demurred to the juris diction r Hie court, ami when lite linc was Im posed, announced that they would appeal. After ward Mr. Averill gave bond In the sum of f 100 before Magistrate Mackey to appear before the City Court. _ Tnt: ACADEMY OP Music-A MAIIKED COMPLI MENT TO A TorSU CIIAIILKSTON AKCIIITUCT.- Mr. John Chadwick, the proprietor of our new and mngnlHccnt Oneru-llousc, publishes the followlug well deserved tribute to Hie marvellous energy and prompt ll Udo willi which Mr. John ll. Deve reux. Hie accomplished architect of Hie building, has fulfilled Ids contract: A CA un. lb John ll. Devereux, &q., nwt his nWo Cond juives: i Leg t tender my grateful acknowledgments ror the thorough, substantial and tastend manner lu which you have erected and completed the "Academy or Music," binding you, us 1 did, to ninety days, in which to complete the contract. You have unbilled the building, with all Ila Intri cate demil, In sixty days, displaying promptitude and energy unsurpassed by anything thai lever saw North or South. JOHN CHADWICK. ..Academy of Music." Noveuiher I, 1800. CnVMns.-G. M. Cox, who was arrested upon Hie charge or highway robber . has been com mitted lo jail by Magistrale Mackey tn default or $awo ball. The tines Imposed by the Mayor yesterday nmouuted io ST. Five, benzine guzzlers were before thc Mayor yesterday. Mr. Puckley, whose son was drowned on Sulli van's Island on Sunday last, has lust three chil dren by drowning-one while crossing thc bar tn a boat, another roll Into a tub, aud the lust In a cistern. lt was Louis J. Ta. 1er, and not isaac Taylor, who was secretary of the colored Conservativo meeting held Monday night. Tho Grand Jury ol thc State Court yesterday returned several true bills. I There was a council composed or representa tives or all thc Union Leagues of Charleston County, held at thc Military Itali last Thursday. THE COMINO AMUSEMENT SEASON promises lo be one of Hie gayest and must attractive ever known in Charleston. Thc new Academy of Music, now nearly completed, has, wc nre grati fied to learn, been leased by that excellent gen tleman and prince or managers. John T. Ford, or ballimore, for two month from the llrst or De cember, on which date the tani,ling will bo turn ed over to him hy its proprietor lu complete or der. Weare much mistaken if this bijou of un opora-housc does not prove a powerful al traci lon to the crowds bf visitors rrom nil parts or ibis and the adjoining States, who resort to Charles ton for purposes or trade. Manager Ford proposes, we leam, to open the Academy of Music with a short season of grand French opera; and as he never docs Illings hy halves, we may expect llrst-ratc artists, with a full and trained orchestra and chorus, and a series of performances which will crowd the hon-J from pit to dome. The French opera win Le succeeded by the char ming Chapman si-;cr.s with the come dian bishop, who are now delighting New Orleans-lind these in turn by oilier novelties not less attractive, on the conclusion ol Manager Ford's engagement in February, thc Academy will be leased tor u short season lo thc ramons Worrell Sisters, whose repr sent t ions have been sn popular in New York and throughout the West. Resides these, negotiations are on toni which Jus tify the expectation that we shall be visited in turn by llrignoll, Miss McCullough. Parenn-o-. ram uno omer divinities-so that, altogether, thora 1 no danger or our i.togm-iiim.- mis winier for want or evening amusements. TUE OUSTED OFFICERS-JUDGE MOSES AWARDS . HULK AGAINST TIIKJL-on Thursday lasi the counsel of Messrs. W. N. Hughes, Asses sor, C. I*. Frazer, Assistant Assessor, P. C. Guer ry. City Sheriff, and C." N. Averill, Flour Inspec tor, applied to Chief justice Moses to grant a rule to make P. J. Coogan. M. G. Camplin, colored, George Addison and M. Caultield. holding Hie offices respectively of Appraiser alias Assessor, Assistant Appraiser alias Assistant Assessor, City Sheriff and Flour Inspector, show cause why they should not be attached for contempt of court in not obeying the recent order of thc Chief Justice forbidding them io meddle with or concern them selves about tho duties of thc offices they then hehl and now hold. On Saturday thc Chief Justice granteif*ihe ap plication, a^ will be seen i>y thc following copy of thc nile bled in thc Clerk's office yesterday, co pies ol' winch have been served Oil the parties III* tcrested : THE STATE EX t'.L. TUR ATTOItNT.V-llKXEitAI. VS. I*. J. il,-.:AN'. [Oil M. II. CAMPLIN", UK UEOItUR AD DISON, ni. U. CAULFIELD, A8 THE CASE MIIIIIT IIB.] on hearing thc allidavll In this case, on minion of LOSesnoA Miles, il is or ien d that a rule do forthwith Issno ngalust P. J. Coogan, |or M. G. Camplin, or George Addison, or M. cauiilehi, ns tin ca-,- might be.) reipuriiig bim lo show canso wily In-should not hu attached tor contempt, in not obeying the order or the Court hitherto made in this case, and Hied In the office ot lite Clerk or thc court of Common Pleas mr Charleston County on the sill lay or October inst. Thc said rule to bc made returnable before me ai Chambers, nt Sumter, on Tuesday, thc loth or November, ISOt), at IO o'clock A. M. F. .1. MOSES. At Chambers, Sumter, October 30th, 160'J. lt U S I X ESS NOTICES. RANK or THE STATE HILLS (ante-war Issue) are wanted by A. IL Moreland, broker. Tont'E'd LUNCH TO-DAY-Oreen turtle soup, bolled tish, clam chowder, boiled minion and ali thc trimmings. A CHANCE FOR THE LADIES.-Seldom ls such un opportunity offered In Charleston for the pur chase or elegant objects or art as will be mrorded by Hie sale of marble, bronze and alabaster statu ary, line photographs, mugniiicmit clocks, vases or all kinds, and linc silver-plated ware and cutle ry, by Messrs. Wilbur A Son, al No. ISO King, opposite Silcox's Furniture Wurerooms. The col lection will bc open lo inspection all day to-day. See advertisement. KISSING EXTRAORDINARY.-^-Tb kins volunta rily ls always a pleasure; sometimes lt ls a luxury. There ls, we presume, some gratification, how ever small. In one school girl kissing another; there ls certainly more lu a young mot her kissing her Urs) orrspring, und surely there is thc hclghtli ol happiness in ii lover kissing his mistress, ami vicerorsa. Hut tn kiss against your will, lo kiss your father's grand uncle when you ure a boy, or your mother's grand aunt when you are a girl, that ls abominable. Hut tobe made to kiss the same person ono hundred times a day, In public ami In private, mid I hat person nu nhl person and an ugly person, ii person without heurt, soul or feeling, and without nny rerereuco to your own Inclination, ls not thal thc depth or misery i Hon*, then, should we pity those two India rubber coun terfeits or aged lin iain n itv, compelled hourly to undergo (his mockery of felicity for tue amuse ment of the visitors to Von San ten's Christmas Depot, at No. 'J20 King street. To THE LADIES.-WO beg to call your special attention lo two ( -) eases of Poplins In choice styles nud colors nt twenty-live cents. These goods are Dom auction; you will lind them cheap, and very lief rabio, ut No, 237 ami '230 King stree'. Respectfully, ' STOl.L, VVKUU A CO. noys HustNKss ENVELOPES.-TIIK NEWS Job ooice ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, willi business canis printed thereon, nt $4 per thous and. Send your orders. Every merchant and business mun should have Ids card primed on his envelopes. H )avoiuavc, Cutlery, S-c. A ll T & CO., lt A. U I> -V lt E 31 E R C II A. IS* X S , C ll A lt L E S T O N , S. C. 1). U. COUKN. 1). B. DART. S. 8. HART. I . MOHAN. JOHN V. M'KAMKE. -o WHOLESALE STORK. No. 3D II AYN 15 STREBT; R RTA IL STOHR, CORKER KING AND MARKET STREETS. RAR IRON. MILL ROCKS, PLOUGH STEEL, OLl Nl CLOTH, NAILS, CIRCULAR SAWS, METALS, FAN MILLS, O UNS, HORS, PLOUGHS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 11 ILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, BRICKLAYERS' TOOLS, TANNERS' TOOLS. ALSO, A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF HODGERS' TABLE AND rOCKET CUTLERY, PLATED AND BRITA N NIA WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY IOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. sept2l fmwsiuos ruc D Drrj (E oobo, (Etc. RY GOODS! DRY GOODS": J . Tl . READ & CO., No. 203 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S . C wo aro now exhibiting Hie largest and host Selectol stock of Foreign ami tfomeatio DRY OOODS, Laces and Embroideries, Cloaks, Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy Goods, RlbbO'19' * i that wc have ever offered, and Invite attention of purchasers, guaranteeing lo sell our Goods, for casl1 or city acceptances, as cheap ns the cheapest. . DRESS Ci O O I> S . Our stock of Dre*3 Goods comprises, in part. Black nud Coiornl Silks, Irish and French Poplins, All-wool Mcrinoes, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, Delaines, Poptlnettca, Prints, &c, lo which wc arc add ing novelties por every steamer. LACES? AND EMBUOIDEIIIE . French Laces in variety, Lace Set", Handkerchiefs, Collars, Embroidered Conds of every dc scilptlon, Edging and Inserllugs, Embroidered Sets, Infants' Embroidered Cloaks, Robes and Waists, Embroidered Merino sacks, together with very many o.ber articles which may always lie found lu oar Lace and Embroidery Department. <~ LO V E 8 A IS" O HOSIERY. We are Solo Agents appointed lu Charleston for HARRIS' SEAMLESS Elli CLOVES, which have no superiors. We have all sixes, from .*.': to s, lu ltlack. Whin: ami Colors; norlin, silk and Lisle Cloves of every description, f>>r men, women and children. HOSIERY, liest English manufacturo, lu great variety. Men's Hab iloso, superior English, tuc best quality. C L OAKS A N D SHAWLS. Our Cloak and Shawl Room is replete with all tho latest novelties of Ladles' and Misses' cover ings. Most of our Cloaks are either our own importations or our own manufacture, enabling us to sell them at thc lowest possible ligures. mack Cloaks In Cloth from $:i 00 to $15. Colored Chinchilla. Cloth Cloaks, mack silk Coverings. Mistes' and Children's Cloaks, Broche and Printed Cashmere Shawls, Woollen Shawls, Mourning Shawls, Ac, Ac. 3tl I S O E L L A N E O U S AND FANCY GOODS. Ladies' Ties and Scarfs, llibbon Hows, Gentlemen's rich Roman Scarfs, Tics ami Cravats, Rib bons, Celts and Sashes, Perfumery, french Pomades, Handkerchiefs, Parasols. Woratc ! Nubias and Rnntav lor^y ^ -.lttod Worsted Sacks and Cups, Paney Worsted Scarfs. Dross Huttons in variety, Dress Trimmings, Pringos, liups, Act, Swausdown, Crape Goods, Frtlluiga, Ruining, and other articles QOt l ^r mnnMn.I . - . . <> Li ll FAL L AND "WINTER STOCIC Now offers great Inducements to buyers, who wai nml lt to their advantage to examine our Goods before making selections elsewhere. octH imo iUisccllrmcoue. Q L O A K S AND F U RS Just received, and will Im OPENED TO-DAY, at MUS. S. WATTS', nova i_Ko. 274 King atreet. J^ TYOU WLSII Tt) PUT OFF INDEFI NITELY Sick Headache, Sour Eructations an-l Acidity of ibo Stomach? "SK SOLOMON'S DITTERS, for salo liv RAOUL & t.YIIAII. icptlT r.iuos _ rJ1 O S I' (J K T S M K N . Just received a full supply of Uno ENOLISII OITNS, ?arcfully Delected by uno of our linn fur this mar tel, with especial attention lo thc quality anti va rleiy nf Hoy's Single ami Double-barrel Guns. For salo low br .1. E. ADDER .V CO., No. ino Meeting street, ami Nu. Ki East Hay, novl a Charleston, s. c. ^" -l7 M O N '.S ll I T T E R S GIVE GENERAb SATISFACTION. For sale by sept17 3mos_RAOUL A LYNAM. QULL1NQ OUT AT COST. AGRIGULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of all kinds ami liest iiuullty, setting out at and below cost until November 15, i860, AT No. 0 MF.RTINO STREBT, Charleston, S. C. N. R.-Anet bm sale of Stock unsold, November I 10, 1800. QCt29 fmw7_CEO. K. PINf'.REE. jyO YOU WISH TO oLEEP SOUNDLY ut night, and awake in tho morning with a thorough appreciation of your egg, rolls and coffee ? CSE SOLOMON'S HITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A- LYNAII. septi7 amos JPcrliliKvo^;__ JJ A C1 FI (J U ANO COMPANY'S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME, rou COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SHED. This article is manufactured nt thc Company's Works under thc direction and superintendence I Dr. RAYr'NEL. Il contains thc same clements rf fertility ns Soluble Pacific Cunno, except that it ls not furnished with ammonia. Il ts prepared sxprcssly for composting with cotton need, which Tarnishes thc element of ammonia-thc object be ing to render that side-product of thc plantation wadabie to thc highest degree an an clement of | Tenuity. For further, and particular Information, apply to (he undersigned, J. N. RORSON, Agent foi South Carolina, Nos. I aud 2 Atlantic Wharf. JOHN. S. REESE A CO., General Agents Rainmore. oct27 wfm.tmos A N D PLASTER. 600 barrels LAND PLASTER, 111 store. For sale by netta OLNEY A CO. o Sljirls nub nvnioljing (Socos. NE PRICE. THOM A S II . I. A C K W ELL I constantly receiving addltlous to his Large Assortnuiu or M IC X 8' F DU X t 8 II I X fl DOODS. Ills Intimate relations un Importing iionsos nt nie North enables bim in sell the Beal couds at less than New York prices. THE LATEST STYLES or SCARFS, Tl KS, COLLARS, ROSI KR V, HANR KKHCHKIEFS, UNDERWEAR, Ac. RAJOU'S CELKHRATF.il KID CHIVES. Tho Quaker City Fine Shirt, ready made and loonier. AU goo.ts marked in P L A I N F I O I' R E S , AND I N E P R I 0 E T O A L L . Ko. 210 KISG STREET, sepii Cmos One door below Market. PLACE TO BUY YOUR S11IRT.S. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ssssssssssssssss SS SS ss ss ss ss SS THE ss ss ss SS STAR SS ss ss SS SHIRTS SS SS ss SS AND COLLARS, SS SS SS SS SS SS AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS SS SS SS SS SS AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS SS SS SS SS SS AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS SS ss ss ss SS MEN'S SS SS SS SS FURNISHING GOODS SS SS ss SS ANO SS s.s ss SS UNDERWEAR. SS SS SS SS S.S SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ssssssssssssssss Don't forget Ibo place, THE STAR SKIN, M BETI N ST R E E T, NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL. octlSOAO (Tounii dice AILEY COTTON TIE, W A FULL SUPPLY OP THIS TIE WILL OE KEPT BY US DURING THE SEASON. The steadily Increasing demand for THE WAILEV TIE, Is thc best proof nf its superiority over nay other Patent. For sale by STREET BROTHERS 4. CO. septo_ FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, (SANTONINE.) They arc puroly vegetable, safo and sure. The best lu use. For sale by Dr. H. DAER, 'No. 131 Meeting street, odo Wholesale Agent. Qlnclion Gules-- Thio Dan. By IIIECKE S SCHACHTE. QONTENTS OK A GROCERY STORK. WV will sell THIS DAY. the 3d instant, a- lli<> southeast coruer of Washington nuil Vernon tl reels, ul lu O'clock A. M., The Culll VII IH Of U WCll Stocked CROCERY STOUK, nml also u good assortment of House hohl Km nil on-. Terms cash. nov:-, Y MILES DRAKH. Ct LOTH ING. HATS, DRY GOODS, NO / TIONS, TKIMMINUS, .Vc. Tills MORNING, ,d 10o'clock, ' will .-eil ut my Store, corner or Kine; nml Libert* .streets. An INVOICE OK BKABONAHLE CLOTHINC just reeelveil, fONSlSTlNO ol': Mt'asslmere, Twccil ami Sailnd BUSINESS COATS .li Heavy overcoats "2 Casaimere ami Paney Vesta 300 pairs cussinierc. Heaver ami Satinet Panta . A lllack ciotti Kroch Coala. Merino Hmlcr Shirts ami Drawers, Unen Tow els. Minims llamlkerelilefs, Lisle Thread Cloves, Misses" ami Children's Merino Hose, Embroidered amt llomstilohoil llainlkerehiers. Primed Aprons, Wax Holls. Uiililior Halls, linger linns, Meer schaum Pipos, liiiiilren's (inna ami Canes, Sleeve Huilona, Penknives, llamlkerolilor ami clavo lloxe.s, Poll un Wool hats, Ac. ALSO, BLACK SILK P.RAID, Tresso ami Lomlro Urabi, Hessian ami Silk Mohair P.rahl, ami ino ross Cloak, Overcoat. Coat, Veal alni Pantaloon Hut tons. On PttlDAY, Hie Mb institut. 1 will soil 100 cases P.ODTS. Shoes ami Hats. nov:! Dy WM. McKAY. J_JOUS E11 OLD FURNITURE, Jcc. THIS DAY. Woilnosilay. ut lo o'clock, at No. 130 Merlina st i col. Iloiiaoliolil FURNITURE, Chairs. Soras, Stoves, one Thirl v-Dav Clock, Revolver . Watches. Ac. I>rv Koo.ls anil Notions on FRIDAY. nova By N. A. BUNT. ONE HUNDRED CASKS HOOTS AND SHOKS. D THIS DAY. -"ii November, at io o'clock, at his Salesroom. Nu. Iii Meeting stree;, will he sohl, 100 CASES ASSORTED HOOTS AND SHOKS. nov.t_ By A. B. ABRAHAMS & SONS. RY GOODS, HOSIERY, PLATED WARI;, CIGARS, AC, AC THIS DAY. 3i] Instant a' IO o'clock, will he sohl at our store, No. 33 i7.Vn stroet, A lat;.'" ami well select eil *locfc . 1 ,U T s LAIN KS. Satine!.-, Flannels, Longclothn, "M'es. Checks, Shawls ithtnkets, Socks, stockings au.. Undershirts, Gistora anil other Flated-ware, bar rels Vluogar, boxes Maccaronl, rolls Cocoa Mal ting. ALSO, l ino HAVANA CIGARS, on account orali con cornell. nova Qlnction alcs--Jrntnvc Days. > u hie S A L E. Win -soin ai Public Auction, at I lie United States oua riorums! ors Depot, southern Wharf, Charleston, s. c.. on THURSDAY, November Rh. lt !'l o'clock A. M.. .Juno pair ARMY HOOTF.KS, all new nilli lu good condition. Tel il cash. ADDISON IIARHKTT', Captain ami MIHI arv storekeeper. nov.1 2 Hniteil Slates Army. -|J li K lt K'S S A L G IN EOCITY-ANDERSON COUNTY-II. FRANK SLOAN VS. WILLIAM ll. D. HAILI. Mil) AND UTI I SHS-HILL TO PARTITION URAL ESTATE. *C., OF IIKNJAMIN F. SLOAN, DECKASED. | Hy virtue or an order lo mo directed from tile Honorable Ctrcull Conn or tho Hight h Judicial District. I will sell to Hie highest bidder, ut Feu illeton Village, on FRIDAY, Ibo loth day or No vember next. Tho HOUSE AND LOT, known ns thc late resi lience or said deceased, .situated lu tito Village or Pendleton nu-street, adjoining Lot id I-:. Sharp and niuo Ridge Railroad, containing nine acres, moro or less. AI-*0, The PRICK STOREHOUSE AND LOT, cli ioio in said Village, ami on ibo public square thereof, now occupied by J. ll. E. Sloan A Co. .Term* t\f Kale- One fourth of tho purchase liiouoy cash; tho i rm.niling three-fourths on n creditor twelve mouths, with interest rrom dav or sale, secured liv ibo bond or purchaser, and it least two approved .sureties, with a mortgage or tho premises. Purchaser io pay for stamps and titles. JOHN W. DANIELS. Clerk or Court Anderson Count v. oct'27 Wfm 10QA _ B y Vf I L II V ll & SON, Auctioneers. Ct ALE OF OBJECTS OF ART. On Tl ll.'USDA Y and FRIDAY next, 4th and At h November, ul No. iso, King street, opposite sil cox's Furniture Wnicronnis. at 11 o'clock, win be sold, and sale continued in Hie evenings al tiair-past ; o'clock, until thc cntlrestoek ls sold, A UKAXn A S ll ATTUAITIVi: ASSORTMENT Ol' ELEGANT ORJECTSOF ART. CARRARA MARPLE STATUARY, Vendo Do Prnlo, French lirou/e Twoniy-imc D.\y lioeks. Iiroti/.c Figures of entirely now* mini is, Alabaster SI al nu ry, Vases, Tnzzas, Pedestals, silver Plated Ware. Ac lately Importe.I I mm linly Lr Signor c. lt. Paiidulliii A- Co.. ot New Vork. The assortment comprising t arrara Marble Stilttlitry< vi/.: Tin- GUARDIAN ANGEL. Ly llar ala: Pullo Lon Nido, by Cherie!; Group Contend ing Cupids: Voil.'d HUS!, liv FrotlXlMll. A LA GASTER STATUARY. ULINA. Madonna, Love and Psyche. Hirth of Venus, Interims ami Arinuna. lt RON/. K STA TU ETTBS. AGRICULTURE ANO COMMERCE, Cornelius Molliere, Dante and Vcrgilio, tim ami Snpplir Milton. Haroun amt Curlomaglllo, Diana, Ac. Ac. Twenty Photographs, Views of the Cities timi Monuments of Florence, Pira ami Semina, ALSO, A splendid assortment of TWENTY-ONE DAY CLl.CKS. Superbly Carved Marble Vases, copied from Etruscan, Roman, Hebe, Gothic, Egyptian Flo rentine um! ( roc an Designs; Herculaneum Cms, Animals, Ac. ALSO, WILL ns Annan TO TIW SALE, A largo collection of FINE SILVER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY. Tho Importers have used evorv exertion to render this collection complete In' every detail, and it will, upon examination, lie round to lie be yond all precedent ns regards the beauty and va riety or Hie nrtlcles odored. This splendid collection will bc open for Inspec tion on WEDNESDAY, thc 3d Instant, and tho La dles are specially Invited to come and exainlue Hie recent splendid European import t inns. Conditions cash. novl lUacIjinctn, Castings, &c. jyj E E TIN G S TR 13 ET FOUNDRY THIS P.STAllLISII.UnNT is NOW FOUNISHIKO TUB IM PROVED M CARTHY COTTON CIN STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, or various sizes, on band. Improved Vertical and Horizontal Corn Mills, Stignr Mills, Sugar Mills, Sugar Hollers mid Pans, or all sizes. Horso-Powers and Gin Gearing, Trout 0 to io rcct in dianietor. Improved Lever Coll n Presses, ror Hand, rower, Saw and Rice Mills. Machinery and Castings or all descriptions nirtdo to order. Particular attention paid to House Fronts and Castings lor Ituildlngs, Gratings, cistern Corers, Sash Weights, Ao" AO. WILLIAM S. HRNBRET, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER, NO. 814 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. ang4 mws O U I S M o L A. I N , BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 48 BROA D STREET. Charleston, S. C. Storks, nonda and Gold bought, carried and sold ; hort In New York City. Funicular attention paid lo thc purchase and sale or all kinds or Southern Securities. oct i Ruction Sales--.future Dono. Hy YV. Y. hKITCN V t . S. E iMJNS, Ami liniert'* NVOSTORY Wt >DKN ll' >USI . D H MILK PIAZZA. SOUTH IOK WKSTSTKHKT, KNOWN Ari Nw. 12 WKSTSTRKKI VIII I sold HI THHLSDAY, Uti Instant, a ll o'clock, ni HID ni.I Poslolllo-, Thal Desirable Two Story Wooden DWKLLINC, -on I alu lug I roniiis. willi double piazza, kitchen ?lol ali mi "-..in- outbuildings, known as No. I-', ni tho imri ti alite ol Wost street. I.oi un asuren iMcel I rou i ny-J-. feet In <l. lill. Iv thc sahl di mensions moro or less. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us lor papera anil Ktanips. ituvj Hy YY. Y. i/KITi7li^ ItTsriTl lISSr A url lour rs. I710UR WOODEN DWELLINGS, PICK ; KIT'S Ahl.KV. A KKW I OOHS FROM KINO STKKKT. Will he sohl on THURSDAY, Uh Institut, al ll o'clock, ttl Hie DUI Post nico, Tile following desirable. PUOPKHTV, situ t eil in Pickett's Alloy, a row linoi s Hom Klint street! No. I. (south siile.) Two slory WOODEN DWKLLINC, cotninlng-1 rooms ami kitchen. Lot. ineiianrcs it feel front by n, feet in ilopth. No. :;. i^niitlt side.) Two slory Wooden Dwell* lug. contain!...; ti rooms ami kitchen. Lol mea nitres "J") feet flolli hy i 7 fee! ill depth. No. S, (southable.) Twoslory Woo lon Dwell ling (tenement.) eeiitaluiiiK . rooms uni - kitch ens. Lol measures :t:; feet front hy 1.7 feel tu depth. No.'J, (north side.) Two kiory Woollen Dwell ing, containing 3 rooms ami klichou. Lot mea sures uti feel front by M feel lu depth, Lo thc sum dimensions more or n-ss. Terms cash. Purcliusor to pay us for imiiers ami st annis. nova A ri S 1 G N ti li ri' S A I. ti . liv vin ne or an order of sale to me dirooled hy the lion. Ocunrc S. Di van. Judge of thc Unite States District Court for tho District ni South carolina, 1 win seit ai piddle auction, in tho Town or Timninnsville, South Carolina, on WKONKSDAT, the third day of November next, at ll o'clock A. M., All und singular tba right, lille and Interest of John M. Ttiomons, in or lo the following REAL KSTATK, with Um llullillnus thereon: Ono hundrod and twenty-four (PHI IA7TS tn tho Town of TinintonsviUe, as per plats or the same. TRACT OP LAND in Darlington County, S.O., containing one hundred and thirty-seven (137 acres, moro or loss; hounded on the north and east by Lands of W. ll. Timmous, south by Laud s formerly owned by Thomas Hill, and on the west by Lands of lilli, urey and MoLcndon.nud known as tho '-Hughs" Land. TRACT OP LAND lu Darlington County, S. C.. containing one <hundred jVV^J^il^'i.t. ' aeres, inore or HMM j u uiiuv,, . Lands of Harrell Poltigrow and W. A. Kronok, south and wost by Lands of Rcnjamlu Revel. TRACT OK LAND III Darlington County. S. C., containing 11 fly (60) acres more or less, adjoining Lands .H ; ly owned liv Jumos oliver, William ooo. Mrs. Ham. and known as the William Oliver Latin, .... , , _ . TRACT ur .LAND m Darlington County, s. c., containing two hundred ann itilrly-soven fjai) acres, moro or Ie. s; lying between Sparrow Swamp and Laka Swamp; hounded north hy Lands or Brander White und Benmore, east by Lands or Lawhoni and estate of William .lourul gau, south br Lands nf Thomas Stevenson, nud wost by Lands of Janies Hill. TUA CT OP LAND in Darlington County, & C., com nilling two muon i ii ami seventy-ffvo (' 7$) acres, moro or loss, lying bot ween Sparrow .swamp ami Lynch's Creek, near Cannon umi ward's Mill: hounded north i>v ibo run of Sparrow Swami , and Lands of T. J. Caution, east by Henry liam's Laud, soul li and wosl by Ward's Land. TRACT Ol' LAND id Darlington County, S. C" containing two hundred mid sixty-six (tOO) acres, moro ur less, lying bel ween Hay Lynch's Creek: bounded north by I Cannon, east ny Lands of .1. Cns Lynch's Creek, und west by Lands well. TRAIT ol' LANI in Darlington containing three (tl) acres, moro or ribiiob.no. known as Lawrence's ... TRACT OK LAND ill DlirilllglOl. containing niue (!.) acres, more or les.-, situate iii rear of Um academy at Kiiliigluiiu. TRACT OK LAND bi Dallington County, S. C., containing forty-three (43) iicres. more or less, sit uate ul Timnionsvillo, outside thc corporate lim its: (boundaries shown liv plat.) Tit ACT OK LAND III Darlington County, S. C., containing twenty-live < >) acres, more orlons, situate ai Ttuimoiisvllht, outside ibo corporate limits; (boundaries shown liv plat.) TRACT OK LAND in Clarendon County, S. c., containing Hirco hundred and ll fly (ti.so) acres, more or loss, known as ibo uGranl'.' Land, ad joining Lauds of Janies Thomas, Jool Allon, and Jesse Hill. TRACT OK LAND in Clarendon County, S. C.. containing ulm: hundred and thlriy-ltvo ('JUSi acres, moro or less, lying on linnell in mich and Kingrttree Swamp i bounded north tiy Landa or Robert J. McKnight, south liv Lands or estate of William I.. Hickson and James McKenzie, wost liv Lnmls of Duncan Smiley, Noah Floyd, ll. U. McKnight, and William D. McKenzie. TRACT OK LAND, Iii Sumter County, S. C., containing three hundred and eighty (USO) acres, more or less, known us tho '-Norwood's Cross Roads Tract:" (Hie .sumter and Clarendon Uuo passes through this tract.) ALSO, On MONDAY, thc 8th day or November. 1809, al Klngstree, South Carolina, ai l-J o'clock M., Tho following TRACTS OK LAND: TRAIT of Huco hundred acres, moro or less, in tho Comily of Williamsburg, S. Ci one and a half ll '..) or two Ci) miles from Myersvillc.on the North eastern Railroad, adjoining Lands of N. M. ( ra li.i in nod tin: estate of Rramtioy. TRACT OP LAND in Williamsburg County, S. c.. containing three hundred und twenty-one acres, moro or less, D ing 011 Meadow Prong. AlJtO, Oil TUESDAY, tho ICtll day of November, tsilO, at Marion t.'olinhouse, S. c., TRACT OK LAND lu Marlon County, s. c., con taining four hundred and sixty-six (Uti.) acres, more or h-ss; bounded on ibo iiorili by Landa of estate of S. A. Campbell and Lauds of estate of Roger Cordon, soul ti hy Lands of Dr. McMillan and James Dewitt, east by Lu mi-of Hie estate of Richard Wilkerson.and wesl by Lands of Richard White ami .lames McNeil. TRACT OK LAND in Marion County, S. C., con taining I h rec hundred ( loni acres, more or less, known as tin "Henry Hutchiiisim" Laud. TRAIT Ol' LAND in -Marion County, S. C.. Of lour (1) acres, more or less, lying, being mid situ ate al ICilingham. on Cn- Northeastern Railroad; bounded on all sides by tito estate Lands iff John M. TlllimoUS, deceased. Terms-One-third cash; balance upon a credit ?if ono amt two years, willi interest from date, payable annually lill tile whole amount, both principal and interest, be paid; ibo purchaser or purchasers to give his 01- their timid or bunds with approved security and a inorlggae or mort gages of Ute premisos. Purchasers to pay for ill necessary stamp* ami for papers. HUNKY K. P. SANDERS, Assiguec of John M.Tlainioua, bankrupt. octl3 ws7 B Drug3, ( l)ciuicnlo, &t. ti NZ IN ti, D0U11LE DISTILLED, W I L L R K M O V K C. R EASE SPOTS. Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and re tail, by 1)11. H. DAER, nova No. Lil Meeting street. A C T S L I K ti A CH A lt M ! TIM-, fl ENVINE KNOLISn CULORODlNE, (I. I'lll.LIS ItltOWNE'S,) ls the host Anodyne over known lo tho profes sion. To bo had of Du. H. DAER, nov:-, No. 131 Market street. TTLTAXTRi'). RVtiRY'HODY TO KNOW YV tli.it -HtlsiN," ibo Creal Alterativo and I.loud Purifier. IS lo be bud nt "COHEN'S MEDl CAL DEPOT." _IIOV.1 1 QUI L I) R ti N C lt Y V 0 R 1 T. WISEMAN'S C ll Y S T A L L 17. ti 1) W O K M CAN D T. THE REST IN KSK. THE REST IN KSK. THK REST IN CSE. THE REST IN CSE. THK REST IN KSK.. THE REST IN t'SE. THE REST IN USE. THE 11 EST IN USE. THE I "EST IN USE. Sample boxes Of WIN EM A N'S CRYSTALLIZED WORM CANDY given away for trial at every retail Drug Store in Charleston. Prepared by PHILIP WIN KM AN, practical Druggist and Apothecary. Warraated sure, safe nud reliable. ritisciPAi. DEPOT: GOODRICH, WISEMAN St CO., Importers and Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. C. To whom all orders must bo addressed, nttnosittw.l J- V . Il A R DIN, 0 O M M ISSI (I X MERCHANT Marshall's Wharf, Charleston, S. t . Prompt attention given to the sale or Cotton, Rice mu Naval Stores, and Country Prodnoa gen erally. oct8 imo