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CITY A F F A I It S . Meeting? 'Phis Day. Pythagorean Lodge, at 7 P. M. Masonic Kuir Assucluttan, at bulf-pasi 7 I'. M. No Name Club* ut half-put 7 P. M. Young America Flro Company, at half-past 7 r. At. ' Niagara Fire Company, ui t P. M. Aucttrm ?ulcs THIS Day. John 0. Mllnor ,t Co. will sell nt 10 o'clock, at their store, satinets, Kentucky jeans, Ac. A. 0. McGlllivray will sell at 11 o'clock, at the Ohl rostomcc, a farm in Christ Church Parish. Qi W. steircus will sell at half-pust 0 o'clock, at his store, bacon, cheese, Ac. Wilbur ? Han will sell nt 11 o'clock, nt No. 180 Klug-strcet, marble statuary, fancy clocks, Ac. Addison Barrett, United .states military store keeper, will sell at 10 o'clock, nl Southern wharf, army bootees. J.citch a. Bruns will sell at 11 o'clock, at the old Postolllco, desirable city property. Holmes ? Macbeth will sell at 11 o'clock, at tho UI Fostofllcc, valuable plantations In St. Ceorgc's parish. TrtK Chkapkst Ykt.?The News .lob Ofllco Is now printing bill-heads In tho bent style and on line paper, at $2so per thousand. Merchants, think of It? WhAT KlNB of A " Professional Ekuauk MRNtt"?The Norfolk Journal of Monday Httys : "George, the Couut Johannes of histrionic celeb rity, arrived here yesterday morulng on the Bal timore boat, en route lo Wilmington and Charles ton, lo fulfil a professional engagement,'1 Tub Benefit To-Nioiit.?We hope that our citizens have not forgotten that to-night 1.4 the time Appointed for the benefit tendered by a num ber of citizens to Mr. Mark Head and Miss La Fontl?both of whom were members of the Metro politan Theatrical Company. The performance of these favorites will be most excellent, nud we ex pect lo sec them greeted, as Ihcy should be, with a crowded house. Contested Elections in South Carolina_ By reference to our special telegrams, It will be seen that the Congressional Sub-Committee on Blcctlons left Washington yesterday for Charles ton, and en their arrival will begin taking testi mony la tho cases of Mr. Simpson, (Democrat.) whose scat Is contested by Wallace, (Radical,) and of Colonel Reed, (Democrat,) whoso seat Is con tested by H?ge, (Radical.) TiibNbw One Dollar Leoal tunder Notes. The llrat of these notes wore Issued ou Friday, and present a very handsome appearance. On tho face of the notes, which are engraved and printed at tho Rurcn'? of Engraving and Printing, Is the Head of Washington In the centre; on the loft end Is a vignette of the discovery of land by Columbus; and on the other end Is a seal or the United States. The engraving Is or the highest order. Board ok Trade.?A meeting of tho. Board or Trade wo9 held In the Hibernian Hall last Sight, Henry Cobla, Bsq., president, presiding. Tho following named gentlemen were iiomlaat ed as members, nnd, under a suspension of the rules, wcro elected by acclamation: Louis McLnln, A. McLoy, and A. Uarron Holmes. A communication from the shipping association of Now York, ami C. F. Harnes, showing what had - been done to establish the unconstltutlonallty of the Imposition ot tonnage and harbor dues by Stntos and corporations, was received as Informa tion. The board then adjourned. Chamber of Commerce.?A regular meet big or this bo ly was held In tho Hibernian Hall last night, Robert Mure, Esq., president, lu the chair. On motion or Mr. F. Topper, It was resolved that a commute be appointed to inquire Into nud report upon thobc3t means or avoiding certain Irregularities aud Inconveniences said to oxlst In tho proeone manner of conducting the. shipping business of Charleston. Messrs. F. Tupper, E. Laflttc, A. R. Taft, Theo dora nuchct and A. R. Catdwcll wcro named as the committee?after which the Chamber ad journed. _^ Charoes or Assault, with Intent to Kill, Preferred Against Alderman T. J. Maccky? Hb Gives Security roR nis ArrEAiiANOR beforb the State Court.?Yesterday morning Mr. Thos. H. Tlllnghast made affidavit heroic Mnglstrato Schroder, that to the best or his knowledge and helle', Thos. J. Mackcy had, on the night or the 23th of Octobor, In the Council Chamber, drawn a deadly weapon upon E. W. M. Mackcy and dis charged It at him three times, with Intent to kill. The magistrate Issued a warrant charging tho Alderman with assault with Intent to kill. Alder man T. J. Maokcy was notified, and, shortly after ward, appeared before! he mnglslratc. He waived an examination, aud was required to give security la the sum or one thousand dollars, to appear ror trial at this term or Ihc State Court. Crumbs.-"-There will bo a meeting of Coun cil to-night ror the purpose of trylug Alderman T. J. Mackey. One Alderman yesterday, when remonstrated with about voting for the charges against Alder man T. J.' Mackcy K gave as his reason that his wife might have been made a widow by that offi cial's reckless shooting. Mr. Charles Kanapaox has been appointed an appraiser at large In place or Mr. C. W. Graves, who has been appointed mall agent on the North eastern Railroad. Governor Scott has offered $fi000 reward for the apprehension of "two white men," who murdered Henry Thompson, negro, In Abbcvtl le. Thowanrof rain Is being seriously felt. Tnc cons timers or city water arc requested to be eco nomical In Its use, as the springs arc getting low. Corbln has not received that $3000 yet. The fines Imposed by tho Mayor yesterday V amounted to $40. The new.ovorcoats tor tho policemen will coat $20 a piece. They will be comfortable aud ser viceable. Three "drunk cases" were disposed of by the Mayor yesterday. Somo Aldermen, wo learn, not. only wish to ex pel Alderman T. J. Muckoy from Council, but to deprive him of the office of Inspector-General of Lumber. S. B.'llawicy, charged wllh swindling J. A. Hose, of Augusta, has been arrested here by Ofll cora Pond nnd Nlpson. Tun Committee of Arrangements of Masonic Fair gratefully acknowledge the receipt of tho following articles : One elegant medallion crumb cloth, from Messrs. C. I). CnrrACo.;one dozen superior sherry wine, from a hrolbei Mason; one One ornamental fruit cake, from Mr. John Marlon; assortment or tine perfumery, from Mr. 0. W. Alraar; assortment of fine groceries, value twenty-live dollars, from Messrs. Win. S. Corwin A Co.; one One ornamental fruit cake, from Messrs. Kinsman Bros.; two cooking stovtc and furniture, from Mr. MacdtiO*Cohen; one pu.i heavy plated sugar bowls, from Messrs. Hart A Co.; one handsome six gallon wator cooler, from Messrs. Cameron, Barkloy A Co.; one easocele brated Carolina inters, from Messrs. Goodrich, Wlncman & Co.; two vases With bouquets Ol worsted flowers, two photographs of Rev. Ors Bachman and Hicks, in embroidered frames, from Mrs. Felzer; one embroidorod bust of Washing ton, one set garnet bracelet, earrings and brooch, ono set garnet slcovo buttons, one garnet brooch one opal breast pin, from Mr. Morris; one case o: celebrated Sumtor Bitters and an assortment o perfumery, from Messrs. Bowie k Moine; ont dressed doll, from Mrs. G. Alford; one music box from Mr. John Archer; one dressed doll, from Mist Annie Brady; refreshments, from Mrs. ButtorOeld ono basket champagne, from Messrs. Frank J Dablon, Now York; teu dollars, froin Mr. E. D Bnston; music, Masonic Galop, ono pair slippers ono cushion, from Miss Minn e Crawford, lt. E. BBOWN, Secretary. A LOYAL. S ER EtfA />/.' Tlic Chiefs In Waiting?TU? Co mot Star Sri ? iiudcrs ? Sp. ei In , hy Messrs. Howcn and Plllsbury?The *inyor n ml the Lubur ?tuest ion?lli'iiiurl&nblc Mu netuTres-MIow it iCutird?"Ocm Nig gers Owlne t<? hlekrr l!l>." Ai?oui htilf-past ion ./clock lust night, it body or colorod men marching In nUlltary order, under command of an epnullottcd black captain, and rejoicing In the name or the "Comet Star Light Infantry," repaired with martial music lo the nfllco of Thrce-i lunisand-doiiar Corhln, In Ilroud, near King atrcel, where several or the har monious magnates of the Republican party, fully charged with whiskey and eloquence, wore |ia Henily nwnlting u serenade. The company was drawn up in line on the edge or the pavement, and the music or the band soon gathered a crowd or perhaps two hundred tuen, women and boys, With few exceptions or the same color as the In appropriately termed light Infantry. When our reporter reached I he tccno the first speakers had had their say?among whom wc Lamed was the valiant captor or l-'orl Sumter. now the loyal Adjutant ami Inspector-General or tlio Stale. Young Moses addressed the assem blage In his usual llorld, patriotic and disinter ested style, and was loudly cheered. The*baud then struck up "Captain Jinks of Hie Horse Ma rines'" In lively style, which led our reporter to anticipate a speech from the ponderous Inspector or Streets?but this was not to bo. Instead, there were loud calls for "Ilowcn," "Ilowcn." In re sponse to which I ho Immaculate U.C. appeared at the window ami returned thanks for the compli ment which the "gentlemen (Ittel of the Comet Star Light Infantry" bad pttid him. He assured them that he would take occasion to address" Ills con stituents here In this very City of Charleston, ami that in u very few dnys, In vindication or his course. With this cheering and lifterai promise, he excused himself rroiu any further remarks. Another tune from the bund followed, after which there was n discord or enthusiastic, but wholly unintelligible, shouts tor various parties who were wanted to make tho next speech, finally, somebody managed to sound I he name or "old (Ulbert I'lllsbury" In stentorian tones above the tumult, and our accommodating Mayor poked his head from an upper window. He spoke for about ton minutes, opening with the mild suggestion that some of his hearers were probably laborers? Indeed, he would venture lo say most of them, were laborers. Ho then launched out Into agio rlflcatlou of . the rights and of the nobility of labor In general, and of his own persistent and unselfish devotion to the labor in tcrest In particu lar, concluding with congratul?t lotis addressed to the crowd on the great triumph which the la boring men had recently achieved, and on the revolution which (he last low days hud witnessed in this city in connection with the labor question. These remarks, or course, were hailed with loud j acclamations of delight. Another tune by the band?"Company, right dress!" "Touch elbows ou the right!" "Right face!" "Forward, Marold" "File Itlghl!" And then the black squads went marching and coun iccmarchlng in the middle or the street, their lender meantime whisking about his sword in a very dangerous fashion, and finally giving satis factory cvldcuoe of his proflcicucy In man uvres, by bringing Ids command in slugic flic to tbcrront door or the Corblu wigwam, the "gentlemen of the Comet Star Light Infantry" filed gal lantly in; for what our reporter would not have suspected, but for the volunteered suggestion of nil unmllltary but knowing darkey, who shrewd ly surmised that "dem niggers was gwtno to Uckcr up." , At this stage of the proceedings tho assemblage left, and It is to be presumed that tho Cumct Star ?crcnudc shortly tie realtor il/.zlcd out. Tuat Challenob.?The members of the I'nliuctto Club deny that they refused to play with the Charleston Club. They stale that they receiv ed the acceptance of their challenge, but did not have time to act upon It. AMonKt. Establishment.?We Invite the nt tsnlton of tho friends of Tris News In tho city and throughout the State to the excellent facilities which our ofllce enjoys for the prompt cxccullou of all kinds of Rook and Job Printing. Fully pro vided with new type and machinery of the latest ami most approved pattern, and having a large and carefully selected stock or cards, envelopes and papers or all qualities, Tub News Job Oillcc is now prepared to nil orders for every description of plain and ornamental printing in tho very best manner, und nt rales nt leas; us low as any other establishment in the Southern Slates. Call at Tn h News building (up-stnlrs) and examine our stole of prices and specimens or our work. Indictments, Ac?The Grand Jury of tho State Court have returned the following bills: The State vs. Anna Wilsoti?larceny of notes. No bill. The State va. (Icorgc Washington?assault and battery. No bill. The State vs. Wilson Goodman?larceny. True bill. Tho Stale vs. Wm. Henry Fair?larceny of notes. True bill. Tlic suite vs. Isaac Miller?larceny of notes. True bill. The State vs. Peter Rrowu, alias Peter Hlgh grass and Seabrook Mills?larceny or uotes. True hill. The State vs. Charles Harriscn?murder. True bill. The State vs. Benjamin Glover?murder. No bill. The State vs. Henry Dickson?Indicted for mur der. AO! pros, entered by Atlorney-Gcueral. United States Court?Hon. Gboroe S. Bryan, Judge, Pkesidino.?The roUowlng busi ness was disposed of : admiralty court. In the cose of Wm. Ward vs. schooner Erpma Wadsworth, the sommons was dismissed upon payment of costs. circuit court. In the cose of D. k. Boykcn vs. Germania Flro insurance Company, on appeal from verdict for plaintiff for $10,000, nt Columbia, In 18S0, a new trial was granted on condition that tho de fendants give security in the sum of ?12,600, to satisfy any future verdict, the security to bo ap proved by the court. district court. In the case of 0. W. Dingle, receiver, vs. Louis HcLllin, assignee, In re B. II. Kepi, bankrupt, It was ordered that the assignee should sell tho Ha gau plantation after duly advertising It. Petitions or Robert IL Hall, L. II. Masscy, E. II. Cherry, and Wm. B. Cliue, of York, for flual dis charges In bankruptcy,Wcro referred to Registrar Clawson to hohl final hearing and report. Petitions of Thomas a. Harris and Stephen P. , Tcaguc, of Laurcns, for final discharges In bank . ruptcy, were referred to Registrar Jaeger, and final hearings ordered to take place at Columbia on tho Sd of December. Ex parte Allen R. Shubcr, In ro C. A. Scott? petition to establish lien. Tito report of the Beg int rar was confirmed, and the assignee ordered to I sell after due notice. Ex parte P. C. Harris, In re Robt Whitcslclcs? petition to establish lien. The report of the Bcg , lstrar was confirmed, and assignee ordered to . sell after due notice. Petition of J. Wells Simpson, of Laurcns, for \ final discharge tn bankruptcy, was granted. Ex parte Louis J. Trcscot?petition of volnn \ tary bankruptcy. It was ordered that the proceed ings be dismissed npon payment of costs. I RULES of court. , It waa ordered that the following be adopted as r additional rules of court: r Klrat, Thai proceedings by attaohmsnt on : mcsno and Una) process of this court may bo had , and taken -In tho saino manner and to tlic same i extent as are now practiced in the courts of this ; State. i Second. That proceeding* by arrrat and baU , lu civil actions on racsno or final process may be , had and ta en in this court to the same extent as are practiced In the courts of this state. The Court then adjourned. Tiik Fun-it Inspectorship?Mit. C. N. Ave R1I.L AllKESTED AllAIN-HB is CARRIED UEFOHE JlIDOB CARPENTER on A writ OF Uaugas Courus? TUR JVOOE ADVISES ALI. parti BS INTERBSTED not to Interfere with Mit. Avmui.i..?Yesterday morning Mr. O. N. Avcrlll, Flour Inspector, was again arrested, by two pollrcmcn, upon llic charge of violating the ordinance "to prevent or punish any person who may* exorcise, or attempt to exercise, the duties or any municipaloinee, un less lie shall have been duly elected to the same.'' lie was carried before captain ilendrlcks. City Attorney. Ac, D. T. Corbin was on hand, and offered to take the same bond which was required, at the previous artest, which Mr. Avcrill declined to give. Mr. Avcrlll Iben applied through Ids counsel, Messrs. Wilkinson A Miles, to Judge Car penter lor a writ or habeas corpus, which was granted by the Judge and made returnable imme diately ; but nt the request, or the City Attorney ror time to prepare a return, 1 o'clock was an nounced n.s the hour to hear the case, at Judge Carpenter's house. At llic bom-appointed, his nonor the Judge, C. N. Averlll, 0. It. Miles, Wilkinson A- Oltchrlst, D. T. Corbin, Mayor Plllsbury, Captain Ilendrlcks. Magistrate Mackcy, and Alderman Harrow, were present, and ihi hearing or the case was com menced. The counsel ror Mr. Avcrlll argued that the Mayor had no right to arrest, or order the ar rest, of their client. The City Attorney read the return lo the writs, nnd argued that the arrest was legal, claiming that Mr. Avcrill had violated the clly ordinance. ^ At the conclusion or the nrgnmcnts, Judge Car penter decided that the arresl or Mr. Avcrlll was illegal. Arier this decision was annotiucctl by his Honor, Magistrale Mackey asked U Mr. Avcrill could not be arrested again on the same charge on a warrant Issued by a magistrate, to which the Judge replied that the question was now In the hands or a higher tribunal, und he would not give an ofllclnl opinion, but he would advise that Mr. Avcrill be let alone. Late In the afternoon Mr. Avcrlll was rcarrestcd upon a warrant issued by Magistrate Mackcy at Oic Instance or M. Cauldchl. The warrant charged him with having violated the law ratlUcd In August, 1SG0, Imposing a penalty or fine or Imprisonment upon all persons holding oillco by military authority, or under the provisional gov ernment, who exercised its duties after their suc cessors had been appointed or elected. Messrs. Miles A Wilkinson appeared ror Mr. Avcrlll and clearly proved that he had not In any way violated the law, whereupon he was dis charged by the magistrale. We are gratified to state that the Flour Inspec torship troubles may now be considered at end, for t'ie present nt least, anil we hope that Mr. Avcrlll will not be Interfered with In the dis charge or the duties or the office of Flour In spector. Tribute of Rcipcct. Orpicu op ciiAitLKsroN Gasmout Co.,\ November 3, 1889. J At a meeting of the Donul of Directors Of the Charleston Gaslight Company, tho following resolutions wore unanimously adopted : A'csufred, That It Is with deep regret this board has received the announcement or the demise or Mr.-James ROBB, one or its oldest, most valued and esteemed members. Resolved, That in the death or Mr. Rose the. Charleston Gaslight Company has been deprived of an officer whose Judgment, matured experienco and lofly integrity had largely contributed to tho judicious management of Its aifalrs, and tho board of an associate whose courtesy, rctlncmcnt and estimable qualities or head and heart had se cured for hltu the esteem* and regard or every member, llrxolred, That tho foregoing proceedings be transmitted to the family or the deceased, with the assurance ot the deep sympathy of each mem ber of this board in their sad bereavement, aud that they be published In the dally papers. W. j. Heiiiot, Secretary. Hotel Arrivals? November 3. CnAHLUSTON HOTEL. Mrs. J. H. Hill and child, Columbus, Ca.; A. MoLcod, Delaware; A. Redder, T. L. Henry, South Carolina; Prince S. Crowcll, East Dennis, Mnss.; Mrs. W. H. Shaw, City; Colonel Twuipklna, Missis sippi; IL B. Tindulc, New York; A. P. Edwards and son, Dnrllngtuu; Colonel IL F. Graham, J. D.M. Lucas, Marion; S.S. Hull and wife, Beau fort; U. r. Duyall,.Cheraw_; II. M. Cottlngham. Georgia;P. Cfos?, ?arnden. PAVILION hotel. John Clarke, Whitehall: J. W? Cokcr, Augusta: Jacob Ottolcngul, City; J. IL Hamilton, Branch ville; S. Kratt, Thos. Leavy, Columbia; J. S. Ama ker, Fert Motte; F. Elder, Wlnnsboro'; J. B. Kcck scy. Table Mountain; J. Carroll, Fort Motte; W. II. Kennedy, Wllllslon; J. Gock,Greenwood; D. W. Bmilsford, Clarendon; J. R. Bryan, wile, three children nnd servant, Miss IL E. Davis, South Carolina; Miss F. Maye.Buford's Bridge; W.B.Rlco nnd family, T. J. Counts nnd family. Miss A. A. Faust, child and nurse, O. D. Faust, Bamberg; S. Goss, Caniden ; W. Knocks nnd wife, City. hills uousb. Jefferson Cnrron, Louisville; T. B. Robinson, N. A. Haven, New York; J. H. Kent on. W. L. Ham Drcech, Memphis; M. Pappln, New York; A. Hulla day, Connecticut; W. James, Darlington; Loo nnrd Deutz and wife, New York. ItUSIiVESS NOTICES. Mus. C. D. Kknrick, No. 83 Market street, .has-Just received a fine lot or fruit, which she will sell upou the most reasonable terms. A Fink Assortment ok Piiotooraphs, impe rial cards aud frames, at 0. C. Rightcr's, No. 101 King FtrccL A Neglected Couch, cold or soro throat, which might bo checked by a simple remedy, like 'Brown's Bronchial Troches," If allowed to pro gress may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh und Consumptive Coughs "the Troches" arc used with advantage, giving often times Immediate relief. Singers and public speakers will find them also excellent .to cleat the voice and render articulation wonderfully easy. _V , One Quirb flao initial note paper aud twenty five envelopes to match, for forty cents, at 0. C Rlghter's, No. 101 King street. Business Envelopes.- -Tue News Job Office Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, wltt business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous and. Send your orders. Every merchant ant: business man should have Ids card printed on hit envelopes. A Fink Assortment of Albums at very low prices, Including those holding fifty pictures, ni one dollar each. CHAS. C. R10I1TER, nov 2 No. 101 King street. To tub Ladies.?We beg to call your specln attention to two (J) cases or Poplins In cholct styles and colors at twenty-five cents. Thest goods arc from auction; you will find them cheap, nnd very desirable, at No. 2S7 and 280 King street Respectfully, STOLL, WEBB A CO. nov2 One op Dickens' or Scott's Works is present cd to cvory annual subscriber to the XIX Con tury. octo .financial. ANK OF TnE STATE BILLS WANTED B BANK OF THE STATE OF SOuTn CAROLIN> BILLS, burnt) previous to tho war. ANDREW M. MORELAND, nov3 Banker; No. 8 Broad street.! E DWARD LOWNDES, BROKER, No. A BROAD STREET, Buys and sella on commission, Bonds, Stocka Hank Hills, and Securities of all kinds. The high est market prices obtained. Any Information desired, by letter or otherwise will be cheerfully given. Apply oa above at No 1 Broad street, or through Postoltlco Box 307. Will atso attend to the Investments of money li large and small amounts. Hkfkrknoks.?Wagner, linger A Co., Reeder i Davis, O. A. Trenholin i 8on, W. 0. Beo a Co, Thomas E. Waring, Cashier South Carolina Loai and Trust Company: Pelscr, Rodgcrs a Co? j. B Alken nbd Co., Georgo H. Walter A Co., Cohen i Hanckcl A Co., Andrew BlmoHds, President Fire National Bank, septat 2mos dao _ Urn ?c ' R Y GOODS! D ' J . R. HE, No. 2 C 3 KINO STREIil Wo arc now exhibiting the large? ana best se Laces and Embroideries, Cloaks, Shawls, Olovi hnvo ever oifered, and Invite attcuileu of purohasi acceptances, as cheap as the cheapest. i> it ess Our stock of Dress Goods conprlscs, In part, All-wool Mcrluoes, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, Delaii ing uovcltlcs per every steamer. Ii aceh AND e French Laces In variety, Laoti Sots, Ilandli scifption, Edging and Inserting.--, Embroidered So Embroidered .Merino Sacks, together with very mu our Laoo and Embroidery Department. GLOVEg ^ IV Wo aro Solo Agents appointed in Charleston i no superiors. We have all sizes, from 6 to 8, In Bl of every description, Tor men, women and ohlhlrc HOSIERY, bc3l Eugllsh mauufaoturo, lu gi tho best quality. CLOAK8 A. TV Onr Cloak and Shawl Itoom I) roplote with ai Ings. Most of our Cloaks arc cither our own lmpi sell them at the lowest possible flares. Dlack Cloaks lu Cloth from $3 SO to $45. Col Mlsnes' and children's Cloaks, Bro?uo at$U Prln Shew Is, Ac, Ac. mi8ckllaneou8 j Ladles' Tics and Scarfs, Ribbon Rows, Gen bons, Belts and Sashes, Perfumery, French Poraai Sontngs, Infants' Knitted Worsted Sacks and Cap Dress Trimmings, Frluge3, Gimps, Ac, Swuusdi articles not here mentioned, OUR FALL AND Now otrers great Inducements to buyers, win Goods before making sclcctUns elsewhere. Net? J3nbluhtiono. QREER'S WEE KLY t BULLETIN. NOVEMBER *, 1B60. BIBLES. Tho attention of purchoaira' is called to a new, largo and beautiful stock of BIBLES. The follow ing catnloguo may indace personal Inspection and com parlHou with other stocks and prices : Diamond, 32 mo., In Roan, Morocco and Velvet Rindings, $1 to $5 each. . Pearl, 24 mo., In Embossed and Turkey Morocco, Velvet nnd Ivory, with nnd without Colored Plates, from 60 cunts tu $8 each. Minion, 24 mo., Arabcsqut Morocco, plain, gilt and gilt clasps, with and without references, $1 76 to $2 60 each. ' Brevier and Bourgeois. 12 mo., in plain nud extra bindings, with and without references, $1 60 to $4 60 each. Sniull Pico and Plea, 8 V0.;xnglUh and American editions, lu plain nnd antique bindings, illus trated by line Steel and Colored Eugravlngs, from $2 &o to $30 each. ' Crown, Medium and Royal Quarto Bibles, Eng lish and American editions, with and without Steel and Colored illustrations, In Embossed nnd Turkey Morocco biddings, with and with out clasps." An assortment of over forty dif ferent kinds. Prices from $3 to $go each. School Books, Stationery and Blank Books, the best at lowest prices. For sole by i JOHN M. GREER, nov4 1 No. 253 King, corner Bcattfaln street. THE NATIONAL SERIES Oi' SCHOOL BOOKS, Parker A fwW.juTI uj-Anmo-? ?uu aru.L>unna, Montlclh A McNally's Geographies, ' Davies' Arithmetics, Ac, Ac, Arc the adopted stamlird for State uniformity In all the Public Schools of Alabama, Louisiana, North Carolina. Publishers' Descriptive Catalogue, comprising over 300 dur?rent works, ami specimen copy of "Educational Bulletin' sent free. Special Prices foi first introduction o: examination. a. S. BARNES A CO., Publishers, Nob. ill and 113 UTlllam street, New York. nov4 3 T O X E A C H IS It S T Sljirts into ifcrniefying ?ooos. HE PLACE TO BUY YOUR SHIRTS. SSSSSSPSSSSSSSSS SSSSSS&SS3SSSSSS SS - ss SS SS SS SS SS THE SS SS SS SS STAR SS SS SS SS SHIRTS SS SS SS SS AND DOLLARS, SS SS SS S3 SS SS AT SCOTTS EMPORIUM. SS SS SS ss SS S3 AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS S3 SS SS SS S3 AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS S3 SS SS S3 SS MEN'S SS S3 SS ss FURNisiinta goods ss 8SL ss SS iND ss ss RS S3 DNDEaWEAR. SS SS SS ' SS SSS3SSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSS35SSSSSSS Don't forget tho place, THE STAR S10N, MEETING 3TREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL. OCtl3 DAC - O NE PR THOMAS H . BLACKWELl Is constantly receiving additions to his Larg Assortment of MENS' FURNISniNO GOODS His Inllmato relations with Importing Bouse at the North enables him to soil the Best Goods a less than. New Y'ork prices. THE I.ATH8T STYLES OP SOARFS, TIES, COLLARS, noOIERY, HANI KERCBK1EFS, UNDERWEAR, A.c. BAJOU'S CELEBRATED KIB GLOVES. Th Quaker City Vlnu Shirt, ready m ado and to ordci All goods marked la PLAIN FIGURES, AND ONE PRICE TO ALL Ko. 21? KING STREET, sepr22 6m oh ? One doer below Market. W - iDattljeo, Jetpclrn, #c. ATCHE8 ! WAT C II E S WATCHES of the best English, Swiss an American manufacture, in Gold and Silver Case, at JAMES ALLAN'S, novl mthlmo No. 307 King street. J EWELRY1 JEWELRY An elegant assortment of flue half sets EA RINGS, Broodies, Ac, at JAMES ALLAN'S, non mroirio No. 807 King street. - .-~- .1 \j^r. iob?, <Elc. It Y GOODS! \. D & CO., 1 , CHARLESTON., S . C . 1erU),l Stock Of Foreign unit Domestic DRY GOODS, ds, Hosiery, Fancy Oooils, Ribbons, A.c., that wc ore, guaranteeing to scU our Good*, for caah or city GOODS. Ulack aud Colored Silks, Irish and French Poplins, ties, 1'oplluoltcs, Prints, Ac, to wlilch we are add MBHOIDER1E8. lerolilcfs, Collar-, Embroidered Good; of every de ls, Infants' Embroidered Cloaks, Robes and waists, iiiy o.hcr orllolos which raay always be found In j> HOSIER' for HARRIS' SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, Which have uck, White and Color*; Uerllu, Silk aud Lisle Gloves n. real variety, lion's Half Hose, superior English, r> SHAWLS. II the latest novelties of Ladles' and Misses' cover jrtuiluuu or our own manufacture, enabling us to orcd Chlnohilla, (Moth Clonks, Ulack Silk Coverings, ted Cashmcro Shawls, Woollen Shawls," Mourning VND FANCY G OOD8. tlcmcn'h rich Kommt Scarfs, Tics and Cravats, Rib les, Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Worsted Nubias and s, Fanoy Worsted Scarfs, Dress Buttons in variety, swn, Crape Goods, FrUHngS, Rtnlllng, aud other WINTEK STOCK. > wUl find it to their advantage to examine our octu lino itusccUauiuu: rpUE CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH, ornn niarrr THOUSAND SOLD. patented It Y QBORGE WATT, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. The best Fallow, Subsoil, Ditching aud Cultiva ting PLOUGH. Superior to all others by actual test, being adapted to every soil, and doing the hoo and plough work without choking. For salo at manufactory prices, freight added, by J. K. ADOER k CO., Agents. No. 62 Bast Bay, Charleston, S. C. Also on hand, a large assortment of other Ploughs, Com Shellers, Hay Cutters, and Agricul tural Implements of all kinds. ocrao stuth -T~yO YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI NITELY Slok Hoadaohc, Sour Eruatatloas and Asidity of Wie Stomach r ' USE SOLOMON'S BITTBRS. For sale by ? RAOUL & lyh ail septn flmos F R . .D A U E MUSIC DEALER. Piano Tuner, Teacher of Vi?-1 I Un, Pluto aud Guitar. Repairer or Musical Istru meats. Hitchcock's Flvo and Ten cents Music always on hand. ' H.YLI.S AND PARTIES furnished with the best ami most rnslilouablo Music lately received from Europe at moderate prices. Apply at No. 449 King street, four doors above CalUoun. oc112 lUHUlilOIUOa , WANTED, THE LADIES TO CALL and examine the Slock or Youth's, Boy's and Children's clothino, at GEORGE LITTLE A CO., OCtSO Btuthlmo No. 213 Klug street. S OLOMON'S BITTERS GIVE GENERAL SATISFACTION. For sale by Bcptl7 3mos RAOUL A l.l'NAH. Gr O TO GEORGE LITTLE & CO. for Fine Casslincro SACKS at $5. ocl30 stutblmo J. SnEPPARD, PRODUCE BROKER. Will attend to the Purchase ami suipplng of COTTON, RICE aud General Merchandise. Ofllceat Messrs. COHEN, UANCKELA CO., No. 46 Hast Bay. , nov2 JJO YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY at night, and awake In the morning with a thorough appreciation of your egg,- rolls and coffee f USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A LYNAH. scptlT 3mos ?]ato, (Crips, Ut XJ X A ill O HAT BAZAAR, No. 243 KING STREET, Opposite the Big Boot, Takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the publie generally, that he has opened a com plete stock of Gents', Youths' and Boys' HATS AND CAPS, Of the latest styles, to which be wonld Invite their I attention before purchasing elsewhere, knowing that he wUl give full satisfaction in both cpiaUty and price. Just received, a beautiful stylo of SILK HAT. A call Is solicited. - oct26 (?lotl)iug anb i>armel)ing (Stoooe. QLOTIIING SELLINO AT PniOES TO SUIT THE TIMES. GEORGE LITTLE tc CO., No. 213 Kino STnEET, Would respectfully call the attention of the public to their large and "varied assortment ol Men's, Youths* and BoyB' CLOTHING and FUR NISHING GOODS, which they aro olRrlng at prices that cannot be competed with in the city. Any one In need of the nbovo mentioned articles, will please giro us a call before purchasing else where, and wo will guarantee to suit thorn in stylos and prices. Remember our Pine Cssslmcrc VESTS selling al ?2 eO. GEORGE LITTLE A CO., s~ J Ko. 31? Kino Strbbt, Five doors below Market street. oct30 stothlmo JT^AND PLASTER. 600 barrels LAND PLASTER, In store. fi?l?**' OLNBYA00. Auction ?alco--3[|jis Eton. Hy W. Y. LEITCH & u. s. BRIANS, Auel lancers. rftWO STORY WOODFN HOUSE. DOUBLE X PIAZZA, NORTH SIDK WK8TKTUKKT KNOWN AS No. 12 WEST .STREET. Will bo HObl THIS DAY, MlQ 4lh instant, nt 11 o'clock, at tho Olil INwtolllcc, That Desirable Two Slorv Wooden DWELLING, rnutuir-ing i moms, wiiii lioubio piazza, kitchen and all necessary outbuildings, known us No. 12, on the north Hide of West street. Lot measure* M fect front by 88 feet In depth, be the said ill mentions more or leas. TerniH cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. nov4 By vy. Y. LKVmiT& ?l~s7~B1WNsT Auctioneers. FOUR WOODEN DWELLINGS. PICK KTT'S ALLKY. A KKW HOOKS FROM KINO STRKKT. Will be sold THIS DAY, the 4th Instant, al'll o'clock, at the Old Pnsloftlec, The following desirable PROPERTY, situated In Piekolt's Alley, a few doors rrom King street: No. I, (south side.) Two story WOODF.N DWELLING, cotalnlnga rooms ami ictleheti. Lot r. easures 24 feet front by o; feet in depth. No. n, (south side.) Two story Wooden Dwell. Ina;, containing 3 rooms and kitchen. Lot mea sures 20 feet front by 07 feet in depth. No. 6, (south Side.) Two story Wooden Dwell Ung (tenement,) containing 4 rooms and 3 kitch ens. Lot ineusures 33 feet front by 07 feet in depth. No. 2, (norm side.) Two story Wooden Dwell ing, containing 3 rooms and kitchen. Lot mea sures 33 feel front by 7'i feel in dep'h, tic the said dimensions more or less. Terms cash. Purchaser to* pay us for papers and stamps._ ? n?v4 By HOI..HKs & MACBETH, Auctioneers. yALUABLE PLANTATION. By virtue of ttr Order or sale, to mo directed by the Hon. Goo. S. Bryan, Judge or the United Slates District Gourl, for the District of South Carolina, 1 w ill oder for sale, al Piddle Auction, at the Old PostolUco, foot or Broad street, THIS DAY, November 4lh, ISO'J, at 11 o'clock A. M., All those TIIHEE PLANTATIONS OR TRACTS OK LAND, sitnate In St. George's Parish, District ol Colleton, ami sStnte or South Carolina, com prising nil Ural Plantation or Tract of Land, mea suring and containing eighteen hundred and twenty-six (1S20) acres, more or less, ami generally known as the "Indian Fields Hill Plantation;" butting and hounding to the north on laud now or late or Major David Bavin, to the south on land now or late or Captain D. Caunady and land now or lately claimed by William Ctsey, lo tho east on land now or late or Colonel John Rumph, on laud hereinafter described aud land IVAW,?r]lately claimed by William Utscv. und to Thomas livra,1 WA..'"..T*. op. ,a'" of the V.stnto of said Indian Fields MIR Plantation. Bat' M.tj-te therefrom to John I.. Ducr and William Riser, ami by the said William Utscy to Major David Gavin. , ALSO), All thot PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND ad joining tho above ou the cast, measuring and containing seven hundred and thirty-four (734) acres; butting and bounding to the north on Laud now or late of Captulu J. L. Inabont, to the south on Land now or lute of Christian Rumph, to the cast on Lund of the South Carolina Rail road Company, and to the west ou Land now or late of Colonel John Rumph and the Indian Field Mill Plantation above described. ALSO, All that TRACT OF PINK LAND, measuring and ! containing forty (40) ncrcs; butting and bound ing on all sides by Land claimed by Wm. Utscy, mut touching tho cast side or tho Indian Fields Mill Plantation. The above three Tracts of Laud will do sold as a whole, aud comprise In all twonty-six hundred (2C00) acres, a portion of which Is cleared arid well adapted to cotton, and the balance heavily timbered. Terms?One-third cash; balance In two equal successive annual instalments, secured by bond or bonds of purchaser, with Interest nt tho rate or seven per cent, per annum, payable annually, and a mortgago of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. . LOUIS Mr I, A IN, Assignee or Wtiartou A Ketsch. nov4 ftuOthl SVtution Sales- -.future EDa??. By A. C. Mc?ILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. u NDER DECREE IN EQUITY. JOHN 8. MITCHELL, TRUSTER, VS. KBATINO S. BALL, ET AL. Will bo sold on THURSDAY, 25th Instant, In front of tuo Old Customhouse, ut 11 o'clock A. M., pre cisely, ~ . All I lint PLANTATION OR TRACT OP LAND, situate on the westcru brauch or Cooper River, and known ns "Buck Hall," now the property of the estate of E. Horry Dcas, M. I). Terms?Hair cash: balance on n credit of one year, interest from day or sale, payable scml-an nunlly, secured by bond or bouds of purchaser, and mortgage of premises. nOV4 th4 E. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C. U By A. C. McHILLIYRAY, Auctioneer. NDER DECREE IN EQUITY. WM. M. BAILEY ET AL., vs. CHAS. O. WHA LE Y, ET AL. Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 25th day or No vember in-tan I, in front or i he old Customhouse, nt il o'clock, A. M? precisely. All Hint PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, situate on Wadtnalaw island, in Charleston Coun ty, measuring and contalnlug 200 acres, innre or less; butting and bounding u?rtb on Wrtftmnlnw Sound, south on lands of Joseph S. Whaley, cast on lauds or George Seharlock, aud west on lauds or Edward LuRochc. 'ivi in- ? one third cash; balance on a credit ol one and two years, with Interest from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage Of premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MAOKEY, S. C. C. nov-l tb4_ By A. C. McfllLLIYRAY, Auctioneer. tjnder DECREE IN EQUITY, HKNRY C. OUERIN, EXECUTOR OF JOHN BEL LINGER, M. D., BBORASBD, vu. SAM UEL T. CROMWELL. Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 25th November lnstajiL.nt.ll o'clock A. M., in front or the Oh All that PIECE OK LAND, with the Dunning! and improvements thereon, ei'.uate on thi west side of Kranklln street, nearly oppo site the Marine Hospital, in the City o Charleston, extending through to South strcci on the west, with au alley known as "Crom well's Terrace," rnnnlng through so much of th< said Lund as Is tihw divided Injp Lots, or bulll upon, measuring and containing upon the nortl and south lines 650 rect, more or less, und on Kranklln street to the cast, and on Smith strcel to the west 73 feet 0 Inches, more or less. Bounded north by Lands of ?t- Rurdoll aud Philip Giuin south by Lands or R. W. Seymour, east by Frank Un street, und west by Smith street. Terms?One-quarter cash; balance In one, twe and three years, secured by bond wiih a mort gage or the premises. Buildings to be Insurci and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papen and Htainps. nov4 thj_B. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C. By A. ('. McHILLIVRAY, Auctioneer, TJ" N O E II DECREE INEQUITY. COHEN, IIANCKEL A CO. VS. F. M. EDWARDS Will be sohl on THURSDA Y.tho 23lh day of Novem her Instant, at 11 o'clock A. M. precisely, ii front of the Old Customhouse, All tho right, title ami interest of K. M. Kdwardi iu the property below described, viz: A comforlnblo two-story DWELLING and O?T IIU1LD1NGS on a ouc-acrc Lot lu the Town o lllutrion. ALSO, A TRACT OK LAND within three miles of Rlnft ton, conlnlning seven hundred and sixty-two am a half acres or Land, all or which is heavily wood cd with oak, hickory und pine, and Immcdlutelj contiguous to Mav Itlver. Could be made profit able by sato of wood. These Lands when clcnrei arc or the best quality for uca island cotton. Ad Joining and belonging to this place Is a 15-acn Lot on a high bluff on May River, suitable for i .tcttlemcnt and summer residence, being pcrfectlj healthy nt all season*. Terms?One-half cash; balance on a credit of om year, tobe secured by baud bearing Intcrcst a the rate.or seven per cent, per annum, and mort gage of the premises. RulldlugR on the town Lo to bo insured If possible and tho policy assigned nov4 Ul4 R. W. M. MACKEY, H. C. C. ? F. O II E' VRE U X SCULPTOR AND ARCUITECT MARBLE WORKS, Corner Meeting street, and Horlbcck's Alley, Charleston, S. C. Plana made to on'er and work executed promptly jnlyl thmOmos Sanction Stales-- ljis EDi?tj. I)/JOHN ii. MILNQR & CO. ~~~~ HEAVY SATINETS, KENTUCKY JUANS. TWILLS, OPERA FLANNHLS, Ac. Tills da v. Hii Instant, a*, lo o*ctock. wc win noil in our Aticiluu Salesroom, No. IBB Mcctlmr Htrowi, 6 A general assortmcr.1 ?r desirable DRY GOODS, ,, just received: Heavy Drown and Oxford SATINETS. Kentucky ins iii uvv Twills, i. .i.- Fluids, shirting Stripes, mm. iK-njins, Tickings, IlleueUcd nnd Brown sii ri lin.[.Opera Flannel, Red uud While Flannel, Anton Flannel, Coloretl Cambrics, l'lald Unser, i. i.ghnins paper Cambrics, Undcrslilrta, Flax lliloa.ls Hoslory, |.||?.? cumhrlu uml Cotton took' t Handkerchiefs. .m Handkerchiefs, AI p.iea raid. Spool t'oit,,,,. Puis. Needles. Umlirel ?* Beaa Conditions cash. nov4 " By GEORGE ?*. STEFFENS, nt?. 30 Vendue Kmigc. irOULDERS, HAMS, CHEESE, So, S We will Mil THIS DAY, nt half-past 9 o'clock. 16 hhds. SHOULDERS M boxes D. s. Shoulders a hhils. llama 25 boxes Cheese loo tubs uml Ilrklns Duller 60 cases T? luatoes 20 cases Lager Deer T8 boxes Vermicelli 25 bbts. Irish Potatoes Mackerel, CodtiSh, Candles, Starch, Ac. uovl S B y WILB UK & SON Auctioneers. YLE OF OBJECTS OF ART. TIIS HAY ami TO MORROW, the 4th and 6th November, at No. ISO King street, opposite SU cox's Furniture Waieronnis.n". II o'clock, will bo sohl, nnd sale continued in the evenings at hair-past 7 o'clock, until Ihe entire stock Is sold, A UHANII AM) ATTItACTIVK ASSOilTilBNT OK RI.ECANT OIMECTS OK ART. CARBAHA MAiuiLK BTATUAItT, Vcndo Do Prato, French Bronze Tweniv-ouc Day Clocks, Bronze Figures of entirely new models. Alabaster Statuary, vases. Tassas, Pedestals, silver Plated Ware, Ac. lately imported rrom Italy bv Signer q. II. Paiulotinl a Co., of New York. The assort nient comprising Carrara Marble Statuary, viz: The GUARDIAN ANGEL, by Bar illa; Putlo Lou Nhle, by Clierlel; Group Contend ing Cupids; Veilctl Dust, by 1'rotizonl. A LA HASTHH STATUA RY. DIANA. Madonna, Love und Psyche, Birth of Venus, Racchus and Arianun. BRONZE STATUE1TES. AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE, Cornelius Molllcrc, Dante mut VcrglHo, Cloe and Sappho, Milton, ilaronu nnd Curlomagulo, Diana, Ac, Ac. Twenty Photographs, Views or tlic Cities and Monuments of Florence, Pirn and Scuilna. ALSO, .Ajr.'?."-"" """runout of TWENTY-ONE DAY Superbly Oa, .ci kcVui. , . i Etruscan, Hornau. Hebe, 00111"" Ea^TMnTOlP routine and Grecian Designs; HcrcufMeaM'v^iit Animals, Ac. a 1-so, will hi: Annul) to thk balk, A large collodion of FINE SILVER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY. The Importers have used every exertion to render this collection complete In every detail, and It will, upon examination, beTound to be be yond all precedent as regards the beauty and va riety of tho articles offered. This splendid collection will he open for Inspec tion on wkunksdat, tho 3d instant, and tho La dles arc specially Invited to come and examine the recent splendid European Importations. Conditions cash._nov* A. C. McGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. JJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. JAMES TUPPER, MASTER IN EQUITY, VS. WO. M. BRYAN. Will be sold in front of the Old Customhouse, at 11 o'lock A. M. precisely, THIS DAY,. the 4th day or November, All Huit FARM OR TRACT OF LAND, situate In the Parish of Christ Church, Charleston County, about six miles from the village of Mount Pleas ant nnd on the ucashoro, coutalning 320 acres, more or less; bounded east ou Lands of John Hainlin, southwest on Lands of Daniel Whltcsldea. 1 or in west on Lauds now or late of Estate Wil liam Matthews. Terms?One-third cash; balance on a credit of one und two years in bonds bearing interest oa whole amount, payableseiul-unuuull.'. secured by mortgage of plantation, novl tin_B. W. M. MACK BY, 8. C. O. UBLIG SALE. WU be sold at Public Auction, at the United States Quartermasters Depot, Southern Wharf, Charleston, S. C, THIS DAY, November 4th, at i? o'clock A. BL, 2000 pair ARMY BOOTEES, all new and In good I condition. ' Tertn cash. ADDISON BARRETT, Captain and Military Storekeeper, novi United States Army. QUution Sale0-"ifuture SDans. By W. Y. LEI I t'll & B. 8. BRUNS.1 ALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUC TION. V By virtue of nn order or salo to me directed by the .Hon. HeorgeS. Bryan, Judge of the United States District Coma for the District of South Carolina, 1 will otter for sate, at public auction, on THURSDAY, November 11th, 1869, at the Old Postoillcc, foot or Rroad-slrcct, All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND, long known as "Racoon Islnud." situate, lying and being in St. John's Parish, Colleton District, adja cent to Edisto Island, and by a causeway con nected therewith: hut ting and bounding north on Lands of Mujor W. S. Murray, formerly or Wro. Meggen, and the South Edisto River, and east on Lands or W. S. Murray, south on Hay no's Creek and the South Edisto River, and west on the South Edisto Hiver. Terms?Onc-balf cash; balance In ono year, se cured by bond or purchaser bearing 7 per coat, interest and a mortgage or the 1 remises. Pur chushcr to pay for papers and stamps. LOUIS McLAIN, ocl 19 tutu.18_Assignee E. W. Scabrook. By J. FRASER MATIIEWES. SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION. 100 Will be sold at the Old Postofllcc, on THURSDAY, 25th November, at 11 o'clock, to the highest bid ders. One hundred PARMS, adjoining each other, con taining from one to eleven acres of Land, situated on the Savannah nnd Charleston Railroad, Edisto River, and public roads around Jucksonboro' De will be exntoiieu int-invAMiroeia. a nlat of which Tue aoovc Lots will lie sold separately. Terms?One-hull cash; balance In one year, with interest from day of sale, secured by bond and mortgage of tho property. Purchasers to pay J. F. Mathcwcs for necessary United States Inter nal revenue stamps and papers. oct26 mthio Sluctioiiccrs' private Sales, &z. By ALONZO J. WHITE & SON. QAVEN'S POINT, JOHN'S ISLAJjtDr' ". Will be rented for a term of yeurs, If desired, one of the most productive COTTON PLANTA TIONS In the Stale, situate on tlic southwest cor ner of John's Island, within a few miles or tho hcnlihv Village or Rockvllle, comprising 7S0 across .500 are cleared, Hie balance well wooded. On tho Plantation is n good Residence nnd ail necessary buildings and houses Tor operatives. This being a very productive place, Is worthy the attention of agriculturists. For particulars, apply as above, at No. 68 East Buy. OC121 th4 ALONZO J. WHITE A SON. w (tfottoii (Eics. AILEY COTTON TI A FULL SUPPLY OF THIS TIE WILT. BB KEPT BY US DURING THE SEASON. The Steadily increasing demand for THE WAILEY TIB, Is the best proof of its superiority over any other Patent. For sale by STREET BROTflERS A 00. sept? JOUIS M c L A .1 N , BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, NO. 4 8 DROAD STREET. Charleston, S. C. Stocks, Ronds and Hold bought, carried and sold short la New York City. Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of all kludsof Southern Securities. octi