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NE IV S OK TlIU DAY.
?Cold closed In New York nl 2o|a2Cj].
?Cotton in New York, on Saturday, was heavy
and Ho lower; sales of 2000 bales, at iVJiv.
?In Liverpool col ton closed dull, with uplands
at 12d. anil Orleans Ig'fd.; sales Irt.tiuo bales.
?Tom Thumb ami troupe have gone lo Dong
Kong.
?The Dalmatian rebels are giving much trouble
to the Austrian troops, bill seem to be gradually
coming logrlef.
?During the last fiscal year, the government
has disposed ol between four and live millions of
dollars' worth of laud under the homestead and
other laws.
?Electoral meetings in I'aris are unattended
with disorder, and in no instance so far has the
interference or the police been required on such
occasions.
?The English gunboat Thistle, while on her
trial trip off Shccrncss, on Thursday last, ex
ploded her boiler, killing ten and severely wound
ing eight men.
?"A lover of Jesus''sent to the Treasury De
partment, on Friday, forty books of gold leaf he
im.t aiukm rrom it. Another repentant sinner
sent back a dollar gold piece.
?A large delegation of clergymen rrom the
Church or England, ami dissenting ministers and
ay men, will attend the Evangelical Alliance to be
held In New York next rail.
?A party or priests reluming rrom a land ten
ure meeting in Ireland, a day or two ago, were
attacked by persons lying in wui: nnd brutally
beaten. One has since died ol his injuries.
?The regulators are abroad again 111 Southwest
ern Kentucky. They attacked a house In Pres
tonvillc the other night und demanded a surren
der, but. the occupants resisted und llnuKy drove
them off.
?An extensive gang of counterfeiters, regularly
organized for the purpose or manufacturing and
selling counterfoil tobacco stamps, securities ami
money, has been raptured in New York. Many
parlies in good standing in that city and in Vir.
ginla and North Carolina are compromised.
?The Prussian Ministerial budget proposes the
creation of a sinking fund to absorb one per cent,
annually of iho public debt, ami the conversion
or the present loans Into four and a half percent;
renie.-. The proposal for Increased taxes win be
Withdrawn If these measure.-; are agreed lo.
?Letters received by Iho llrtllsli minister at
Washington indicate Hint her Majesty's govern
ment Is prepared lu reduce the single rale or post,
age between the United States undercut Itiiiuih
to three peine, and that, therefore, I he early
adoption of this measure of postal reform Is high
ly probable.
?Tim siege of .lucmcl, llnyil, by Salnave's
forces has been raised, ami the troops were at
last accounts marching against the revolutionary
forces under Rrlcc, who had already captured
Bliragounc. The revolutionists in si. Domingo re
main inactive near Axnil. A rumor or the sale or
St. Domingo to the United Slates is gaining
strength there.
?Tho New Orleans Times Says : "Many or the
German emigrants hut recently arrived by the
steamer dlrecl In ihlscily have already found em
ployment. We noticed yesterday a butch or thirty
or forty who were gelling ready to go to sugar
plantations. They were a lino, halo-looking h. or
men, and are. the kind of people the South w;-.: s
to swell tier population and develop her material
resources."
?The Washington correspondents say thai a
movement has been put on root looking to Hie
ercciion or an elegant new opera-house in a fash
ionable quarter of Hie clly. Considerable pro
gress has already been made, and i: is reported
that Mr. Kendel has given Hie land.c the corner
of Fourteenth and L streets, Mr. Corcoran about
$20,000. und ih.it Mr. Riggs has taken some ?r lin
stock. The cos' of the struct nie Is sel down at
$100,000.
?There is much comment upon the Indlircrcmc
with which Hie administration (reals lite recent
expose of llattertleld with the Goultl-Corbin cor
ner'' in New York. People ask, with good rea
son, why Hie Sub-Treasurer, accused of such
grave charges, Is permitted lo itold 011*10 his po
sition for weeks after the development of the
damning fuels or Hie affair. Uncharitable per
sons will shortly nus|>cct thai there arc reasons
notai nil credit abut to the govern mint for 1 his
loose way or treating a serious mailer.
?A number of Jewish rabbis from (he principal
cities of 1 he Union ure In conference in Philadel
phia on Hie subject of reform In the Hebrew
Church. They adopted resolutions abolishing I he
use of prayers in Iho Hebrew tongue us unintelli
gible lo Iho musses; disclaiming the doctrine of
bodily resurrection or the removal or the Jewish
state by a segregation rrom all other nations, and
declaring the Aaronlc priesthood and the Mosaic
saoriflelal worship to have been merely prepara
tory steps to Israel's national priesthood, and
therefore things of Iho past, lo he mentioned In
prayer only in their educational capacity and not
t0 ho practiced.
?It Is reported; on alleged good authority, Hint
a largo number of clergymen of the English Es
tablished Church have signed n petition to the
(Ecumenical Council, praying ' That, should llic
decision of the council bo un'avorahle (as the pe
titioners be. eve It not Improbable it will be) to
*he validity of tho Anglican orders, the petition
era ?ml other* of ilu-lr i?Miy who have entered Ihc I
ministry of Ihc English Uhurch through religious
mut IVitt hhould ho received Into the Cal hollo
Church, ordained us priest*, employed na such,
und ul lowed, If married, locontliiuu so until the
death or |h< ir present wives; Ihose marriod not to
in- em ployed as confessors.'"
?The curres|Mindenl of Ihc l.ondnn Fust writes
as Tullows rrom Home concerning the expected
action of the Council: "The dogiuulk' dt tin H ton
ol the Assumption or the Virgill Mary willen
counter no obstacle. TIioI'o|kj eurucslly desires
Ihc consolidai Ion of Ihc dogmas. The erccl.
into a dogma of the necessity uf the temporal
tower is not considered possible by its most nr
dvnl i'hiimploiis. The riKimluliiNi and preserva
tion or i but power do not afford tue elemi'lil ? of a
dogma, and belief in its necessity Is not even
ytnirhmt fltivl, lui! only or high Importance. Pro
iHibly i be protests uf isifc! and 1 hot will be rocolv
ed. II Is suggested IUlli lite liberal bishops will
advise thai terms be made wllh the Klllgilom
uf Italy, so that all appointments, even
I'opedoni. may be conferred without Ihc
destruction uf nationality ; but. sueh u change
or policy. although desirable, is improb
able at present, and must be left to time
and the force of wants. The Council does nut
have Hie Initiative with respect lo the Syllabus,
it would lie absurd lo think thai I he Syllabus* will
be abrogated. Il is more probable i hat i lie bishops
Will lie asked lo sttllCllon l: by open and unani
mous adhesion, anil to explain such portions as
arc obscurely worded or erroneously Interpreted.
Hey olid these points, the Council Will only be oc
cupied with uucsllousuf Ititcruuldiscipline,such
as reform missions, the reunion or schismatics
mid heretics with the church, modifications or
tlie religious orders, Ihc am?liorai Ion i>r Instruc
tions to the clergy, and the adaptation ol the
judicial power of bishops to ihc condition or socie
ty. ii is Important to observe thai the initiative
In everything belongs lo the l'ope alone. As i he
Itomnil Catholic hierarchy is strongly and judi
ciously ciinslltlllcil, H Is improbable that any seri
ous opposilion will lie manifested.
An Appeal to our Cltl/.cns.
'ni<' shivering Keuson conies on apace, ami
nil tlio signs foretell n winter of unusual se
verity. The condition of the numerous dos
tittite families in nur community is already
truly pitiable, mil intense sit Hering cnu only
lie averted by the prompt help of nil the
el nu i talile. Wo have already im associ?t inn
of ladies known as tlic Fuel Society, whoso
earnest ami discriminating effort? have tloao
wonders during past winters in the allevia
tion of-distress. But their funds are now
exhausted, und, without assistance, they will
lie lUlllblo to distribute fuel this mouth, even
in the most urgent cases of need. They 1
therefore appeal to the generosity of the citi- 1
zens?to the hundreds who have I icon
blessed by n prosperous business this full?
for the required help. It will not do lo
delay. Let each merchant, as he enters libs
cosy counting-room this morning, think of
the rmfl'cring women mid little children of
the city, mid al oner do something, lie it
ever so little, in aid of the Lollies' Fuel So
ciety. Any contributions in money or onions
for fuel, large or small, that may bo sent to
Tiif. Xr.ws ofllcc, will be promptly acknow
ledged imd placed tit the disposa! of the
Society. _ _ _
State Monumental Associ?t Ion.
The women of South Carolina are earnest
ly invited to unite with their sisters of Riell
ltind District in the formation of u Stille
Monumental Association, whose pious duty
it shall be to creel tin enduring monument
to the memory of the giilhinl Southern men
who died in the service of the Confederacy.
It it- meet ami right thai our women, who
girded oh the knighlly sword, who cheered
the ftiint-hearted, soltuod the weary tmd
mourned llio dead, should with holy cure
give lit expression to the loves and regrets
of our people. The men who passed through
the Valley of Shadows, and yet live, lind
in the hard battle for existence no room
for the griefs und sorrows which speak in
stone, iron, or sculptured tablet. To the
women, who garner up in their heurts the
rcmcmlicruncn of nil tluit was lost mid nil
that is won. is remitted the sacred task.
And whttl may we do to aid them? We who
stund shoulder tn shoulder with the old men
tiinl young boys of the Smith in Hie Kcrt'icd
ranks of war; who knew with them lite
maddening Joy of victory and the augulsh
of defeat; who returned lo ruined hearths
smd desolated homes when nil that was
mortal in our cause sunk from sight fur
ever- -we mini give tn our women now no
grudging help or lukewarm did. in their
breasts are enshrined the memories of over,
child of Ilia t'tihiM tn) state who pourii i mil
his blood in our defence. The women alone
are indomitable and undismayed. The/ are
true and linn, however all else change.
And they appeal to a chord which slil!
vibrates, (hough slowly, in (he hearts of I
every Southern soldier when they nsl: for
encouragement and support. Oi* I he women
we have no war. Their tinmo, their race,
their record, are tfie hostages uf (heir be
havior now. They who have not lulled I lie
living, will not fail the dead.
All who sympathise with Ihn women of
Richland in their noble endeavor, are re
quested to meet in Columbia lo-morro.v to
form lite Monumental Association id (In
state. _
At tiik adjourned rnilroad meeting, held
ut Lancaster Courthouse ou Monday, the nc
tion of the Canideu Convention ana approved
nl". it vole was ordered to be taken on the
question of Htilmcriblng $200,000 Ly I bo
county to the Wntcreo and North Carolina
Railroad, raid i; was declared impracticable
r.! Ibis tiia.- to engage in n milroud project
from Lrnicaslev to fleorgotown.
Ti?k < irrtugi'btirg Naos givi s n glowing nc
nccnitni ut' (ho rapid roeovory of that thriv
ing towu, whoso business is said to bn bolter
now than ev.-r before, despite tbo disorgani
zation und demoralization of labor, and (he
heavy losses sustaini-d by the fanners.
I IN a cask of assault mill buttery lately
tried a(. L.imeiisville, sixty witnesses were
bound over on the part of tbo State. This
case will cost the Stale one thousand dol
lars-according lo the estimate of the
lierai*!. This is Radical economy.
? >. .? ?
Tin: arrnngoinoutfl for the State Fair in
Columbia are about completed, und u goodly
gathering of visitors and exhibitors ia ex
pected. Colonel, Aikeu, the secretary and
treasurer, is in Columbia, mid 1ms bis
olfico on the Pair grounds.
\Vk auf. pleased to sco that our corros
pondent is nlile to give, ho good an account
of the discipline and system of touching in
the Howard school for colored children ul
Columbia.
Tin: Union Times is ngain enlnrgo:!. Tiiis
timo llio coluinnsj?iavc l>con lengthened.
A Radical paper published a statement
thai tin* Rev. Samuel Johnson, of Colum
liia. "wan preaching un tlio farm of Dp. G.
*(J. Wright, near Allen's Ford, in Lumens
"Ooiinly. when three while men rode up nml
"iireil fr.> 11 twenty-five tu fairly sluri* among
"Ihe congregation. 'I'lio nullte of one of Ihe
"assailants is Philip Coon, who ivsido? in
"Mint vicinity."
'i'lie Ijtiiircnsviliu Herald says (I) l hern is
no sin Ii pliieo as Allen's Ford in Ijsiurens
County; (2) liiere is no sueli mail as Dr. (1.
f. Wrighl in ;in' connu : (?l)there is uouiuii
named Coon in tho counly; (I) tho Rev.
Samuel Johnson has nut yet lieen round.
'I'lii.- limy l>?' lermiHl a liiulical lie, or lying
liv v holosale.
Mi:. Ilm: mi: Gkkki.kv, tin- Republican
candidate i'm- Comptroller of New York, run
lilicad >!' Iiis ticket in the oily, and hold ml
Iiis ticket in the country districts, wliile hi
whole vote was less than (hut of ( Seueml Sifrol,
Ihn candidate IbrSoereiiiryof Slnte. The Now
York Stiii. which rung his praises on every
page und in every eoluiiiti, probably mivi
Mr. Greelcy his metropolitan strength; Inil
his position ns tjie ehiiiiipioii of ihe pndoc
tionint monopolists killed him in tlio eiuiniry.
The ,?mw now noiuiimtoH Mr. Greeiey for
( lover nor of New York !
on: Darlington ciirrcspoiidcni tells lite
story of n man indicted for grand larceny,
whose counsel oH'ered in plead guilty, pro.
vided the judge would assure a punishment
not greater Ihtui that prescribed for petit
larceny. Till? was refused, Ihe trial wonl
on. antl Ihe jury, in face of ;i full evideiicu
of guilt, reiurncil a vertlicl of not guilty.
Thojiiry was composed of negroes only ;
His Excellency, Governor Scott, has, by
lot)er, ordered one of the negro magistrates
of Darling! ?!! Connty to release on hail
certain persons wlio had hccii arrested on a
charge of intirdur, and the order was meekly
obeyed. Wu cannot believe llial Governor
Scott is wholly Ignorant of the law s of tho
Shite. On the contrary, lie knows the laws,
and wiifullv and wantonly breaks them.
Cost an?) i'oiin?.
LOST AND FOUND AGAIN.?IF YOU
have lost anylJdng, mnkc it known lo the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
Words or less, encb Insertion, Ih SI cents, if paid
in advance.
NOTICE.?STOLEN FROM MY RESI
DENCE In llarnwcll County, on the night of
Hie 2d November, one large Sorrel make, with a
while spin mi her forehead, marked U. s. on the
lei t shoulder, rrom feel a tittle inclined outward,
hind rcev whitish, Ihe left ankle strained ami
several sears from saddle and collar. a liberal
reward will be paid fur her recovery. Informa
tion may be given at Midway I'osioiUec, s. c. m.
li. smith. nova :t*DAc
Boarbing.
HOA r DING.?PERM ANENT, DAY AND
iransieni may tic hud on moderate terms,
with pleasant room.-, nt No. 41 Well!Worth si reel,
south side, near Meeting. novS l*
tana for Sale.
' > ii\f\ 'vgrks to "lease "for A
4^-t-\f\f TKRMOP YKAKS.?The large und
benalifill PLANTATION, known as Kell I llace.
cniisisting or 2lno acres, Una cleared. Soil rich
ami ciav abounding in deposits or marl. Too acres
of splendid cotton land; 100 acres ont wilt make
a bag to ? tie acre: location perfectly healthy all
the year: lour and a hair mile.-, rrom Lcwisvillc,
South Carolina Railroad; weit settled; has been in
constant Clllllvallon since the war; lias all neces
sary buildings: small dwelling, barns, staides,
gilinmise, screw, laborers' houses. i.yon's Creek
runs through the estate and furnishes one of Hie
liest sites for a factory in the Stale.
Will lie sold with the lease, ihe following: s line
rosing mci.es. a large lot <>r Improved Imple
ments, utility Ploughs, New oin, Dickson Coiion
Seed, enough lo plant the entire crop: anno
bushels nf Cotton Seed for llrtlll/.lug; aoo bushels of
corn. All will be sold on the place, low for cash.
Panics desiring to lease are requested lo inspect
ihe growing crop of cotton, which win give entire
satisfaction. Kor terms, applv i<> Mrs. I.AW
KENCE KKITT, si. Matthew's P.O., Orangeburg
District, S. c.
Kkikkkmks.?Major T. It, Whaley, J. C. Keitl,
Esq., Orangeburg: II. W. Peroaneau, Esq., Wil
liam Mlihlleloil, Esq., Charleston.
nclSA aiwf?mo*
? rv nnn acres ~in:~\m?t?"ms.
.LVr?\/\/Vf HIIRO COUNTY?100 acres of
which are cleared and 7? acres now under culti
vation in corn, cotton nml lier. The tract is
heavily limbered with pine. oak. cypress ami
hickory, ami contains u dwelling and outbuild
ings, Wim lifteen cabins for laborers: also one
good mill Slie. Average production or Ihe land
leu to liftcen bushels of corn and llflecu to I wen
ty-livc bushels ot rice to th.- acre, without rerli?
/ers. The region abounds In marl deposits.
<:."get own i> the nearest market, i be place being
four miles from Itlaek M Ingo creek and twenty
live miles from Heorgetown Creek, which is navi
gable ai all seasons.
Price or Ihe tract $15,000; one half cash. Ihe
balance in one ami Iwo y ears, secured by bond
and mortgage. Any smaller iinuibi r nf acres
will be soldai a moderate advance on this rate.
Parties desiring lo Inspect the true: ctndosoby
leaving ihe Northeastern Railroad ni K illustr?e,
ami inquiring the way to my place, iwcnty-llircc
miles distant. The tract lies within ohemUeof
the projected Heorgetown Railroad. Address
.IAS. K. CAKHAWAY. Survivor or Perkins A Car
runny, Heorgeioivu PostoDlcc, S. C.
scpiSO iiiwf?inos* nao
ftAfl acres.?to capitalists.?
Ul'li Al private sate or lur lease, u line
PLANTATION it' Orangeburg District, forming a
part id the estate ol Ihe iate Colonel Keitl, con
sisting or about lino nens: iiSO of it cleared. It is
wittered by i.yon's Creek, a large und never-full
lug stream. Snll rich, red olay, well adapted to
cotton, corn, wheat, root crops and clover, t.'h
inute healthy all the year. Splendid range for
rutile; ihe neighborhood attractive?the udjoin
i/ig nhiniatiiHis owned by gentlemen who reside
I here anil secure good order. The buildings were
burned,hlll hiinlirr mills being iiear.ihey could be
replaced eiieaply. A large Slate road connects ll
with Lcwisvillc, South Carolina Itallmad, six
milesdislnul. Thunlmve Isa spiemiid chance
tor those desiring to forma beautiful farm In a
pleasant, healthy section. In lsiltl these lands
were returned at ?30 per acre, win be sold at
hair that price. Kor terms apply lo Mrs. LAU
RENCE KKITT, Society inn. s. c.
ItRPKHKXCKS.?Major T. il. Whaley, J. c. Keitl.
Esq., Orangeburg; h. W. Pero nc'tu, Esq., Wil
liam Mldillclon, Esq., Charleston
octil mwr-Jtnosn&c
(JFoporMierG?)iu Notices.
1PARTNERSHIP.?1 HAVE THIS day
associated with me, in business, tny sou,
OKOROK 0< HITLER. Tim business?H ruin and
Hcneral Conmilssion?win hereafter lie conducted
in Ihe liuiueof i;. m. RUTLER A son.
November I, IWiO. il. m. RUTLER.
novl in
Unnotuiie.
REMOVAL. ?CLAGIIORN. HERRING .t
CO., Kuctors ami Commission merchants,
have removed rrom Accommodation 'Wharf to
North Atlantic Wharf. act* Into
Notices in iv.inlmijiicn.
? N BANKRUITOY.?IN THE DISTRICT
L COURT OK THE UNITED STATES KOR THE
DISTRICT OK SOUTH CAROLINA.- E\ parle WM.
T. SHUMATE ami Ai IlLYTIIE, Assignees, in re
JOHN W. CHADS', bankrupt.-- Petition to sell
Real Estate, iinlnciiiiil ?rcd, call In Men Creditors,
Ac?Notice is hereby given lo all Creditors hold
ing Liens against the Eslale of JOHN W. (IRADY.
Dial they arc required Io establish Ihn same lie
ront w. j. Oi.awson, Esq., Registrar, at Ynrkville,
S. c, within forty days rrom tho date hereof, or
be barred rrom all benefits of the decree for dis
I lltviillint to be made In t Ins ease.
Rj order of Him. (hn, S. IIRVAK, Jndge Of said
Court.
W.T. SHUMATE. I
A. IlLYTIIE, I A,,s,l,no(s.
<;rienvliie, 8. C, September is, W,o.
ort IK nr.. IIS
j O U l S M <: L A I N ,
BR?KER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 4 8 II ROAD STREET.
Charleston, 8. C.
Stocks. Ronds nnd Oold bought, carried and
sold short In New York City.
Particular ai tent inn paid to the purchase and
sale or all kinds of Southern Securities.
oct6
Uta ms.
"VETANTS OK Alili KINDS CAN HR
v v Iiiado known I? cvcrj body ill this column
ut Iho rati-of as cents for Iwenly w ords or Um?,
iirh insi-i lion, jf paid in advance.
\\r\NTKD. A W Al l INIJMAN AND A
tt Girl todnrhuinhcr work, iioiti mnsi Im>
? Ii recolUHIi-Uilcd. Apply al No. 13 Meeting
sir?*?'!, ne.\i itnor hctow the Cliarh'ston Club
Uoiisc. IIO\ s j
VETANTE? IMMKDIATKl Y. A COLOK
VV HD WOMAN, l<.k und tvtli*lt: al-', il
Ctrl or Hoy, Ii, do housework. S an- need apply
without rerouimeuduitoiis,and In1 ?'Illing to sleep
?in the premises. Apply ai No. 135 Ottern streol.
op|Hisllt' Smith. in? S a
E?TANTKI). UV A HESPE? TAIil.K
vt IVllilu woman, a situation as Took ami
Washer. Apply al No. 40 Trudd si reel. Iiel wecll
Meeting und Church street*, novs t"
TANTKl). A ROY. TO ol'KN OYSTERS,
ill No. in* Market si reel. nova -j
\1TANTEI>, A Y??NJS MAN. WIK) IS
tt Willing to assist III keeping hooks, .ill.inI
to shipping, mid lo a iiiiNlerule salary to begin
with. Address, in own handwriting. Assistant,
Charleston Posloiilee. novo 2?
VET" ANTED. A HOUSE SERVANT AND
Vt NURSE. None need apply unless well re
eoiiinieuileil. Apply ulsuulhetiKt comer of King
ami spring streets. liovii
\J|TANTKI), AN HONKST AND ?KN
tt TKKIi WAIIIN(I.MAN. None nce.l apply
unless thoroughly compel eu I as a Initier ami
without hvsl city recommendations. Apply at
I Iiis niltec. novo :
"YJETANTEI), A WOMAN TO COOK AND
t t 'lo rhamix i work. None need apply unless
wi ll reeoiiimemleil. 11.1 wages paiil. Apply at
No. MoMliiuuc si reel. mu l
"\\ TANTKI).
t V in a Wh
tail ami Prrserl
go m in.mut
liensatloii at lir
the Soul h Ultra
D.. through itm
IV) DRUG!
DRUCGIti
extensively am
state, anil can
sitiialion in a \
ltd ail ami IT
ami country i
gee." Itox O-i, "i
T
SITUATION AS CLERK,
re, or a large Re
. No olijcclioll lo
' I Ca, luit a small com
iipu t is a grailttale ol
. . : i lege. Address M.
rlv beta
VSICIAN AND
ie? vi years'uxperlenee,
al it throughout the
.. .. s trade, wishes a
I " House, or a large
Store. Hot Ii city
- . Address "Refii
. S. '. oets Into'
v" S
,.... .
dl !s?
YXTANTI?'J
>Y cent- l il
six rooms, < i
Address 1). I!il>
?siio. Apply, .?tut;
Nkws IIVK1CK.
WANTIil .
tt four ti
tern. gns. and lt<
gond eomlitin.
Apply at No. 0
4 CENTS
lV_ sell Ilm
he only praet
Invented, l'r
per minute. A
au puny, llosiou, M
or; ? :tmos
antkT
that
and omnium s
neatest style a
at Tut Nkws .
ami examine t
orders elsewhe
ttetantbii
tt and Kilt,
oulv (ieuiiinc I i
sKWINti MACIIIi
IllCettleUIS to A;r
-owing Machln
' Klasth: l.oek .
Hint call lie dim
thousand sold
creasing. Now
Semi for Circula
Address SEto.\
lmrg. Pa., or St.
s 3. NEAR THE
it containing five or
bill dings und water.
sept UN
t< MASK a COM
.< V. s. CENSUS for
I) "CENSUS," Daily
octT
V HOUSE, WITH
;.i st have a good cls
i. oiitlmiidings. be in
-pectalde loealion.
m . nova fmwa
I \ BRYWIIERE TO
! nt vit ni ? machine,
. ting Machine ever
nit jn.ooo stitches
a Knitting Muchiii'
- . Louis, Mo.
VY TO KNOW
if all kinds, plain
promptly in Hie
New York prices.
EAST I!AY. Call
i before giving your
HOUSES, I
Ae.. now \
advertising ihem
cents tor i wenty 1
paid in advance.
rpt hre lea,
kmc
ccs*
Chv
% . e* > > .
lies:
two
WOll UNDUE!)
lonth, to seii the
on Sense Family
v $18. ? : real In
the most popular
akes the famous
any kind or work
e. One hundred
d constantly in
take an agency,
uf In Gingers.- to,
in, Mas.-.: I'lttS
oel'.D auios
J KS. ROOMS.
Iv be rented bv
." The rate is S-1
leli insertion, if
CK PLAN TA
le,
riMi KENT, A ... WITH FIX
_L THRESfori t it t?ii>! ir-rooni, corner
Lougilinle Laue r I
lenuni rent win in
largo square Itoo
ami cistern will
will be rented sii...
ItoSE. on the promis*
'o mi approved
mth. Also, six
es, back piazzas
ry. The rooms
lnr|Ulre oi" Mr.
oct 10
ROOMS TO KENT. -THREE UXEUR
NISIIED riKNiis lu a rcsld?nce pleasantly
situated in Iho wesieni part or tite city. Term's
moderate. Pnr further particulars, upplv al No.
li Doughty street. ' netlS
.for Sale.
REAL ESTATE OK PERSONAL PRO
PEKTYof any kind may he advertised for
sale in this rohiuin, at tie" rale of sa eenisfor
twenty wonts or less, cacti insertion, it' paid in
advance.
]^??? KALE, THE HOUSE AND LOT
No. 7 Mmori'y sireel, containing live rooms
ami necessary iiuUMilldlngs. Possession giveii Im
im diuti ly. Apply on Hie premises,
now: wfm:'.*
Trt EAL ESTATE.-^A COMMODIOl'S AND
_l\> substantial Ihrce-slory brick HOUSE, con
taining i,lx square rooms, dressing rooms, pantry
ami store-room,'.villi kitchen of live rooms, slit*
Ide, Ar., in a central part of the city, for sale by
WAItDLAW .V OA HEW. oct 13 win: "
?7V)K SALE, A KINK l'AIR OK LARGE
V Cray houses. Warranted sound und gen
le in any kind of harness. Also, a beautiful well
look- iHtffiry MAKE, of Morg- i stock. Apply at
Charleston Hotel stables, novA-l
17*0R SALE, ONE HOUSE, ON.O DI5AY.
one litiggy, one Wagon und I wo Carts. In
quire at Soiiibeast corner of Market ami Church
.-ireels. novj V?>
"13KINTIN0 I'RKSsT'K'-.t SALE AT A
J OKEAT ltAKCAIN'.?(1 ..ismall Cylinder TAY
I.OIt PRESS in complete repair. H lias been lint
little used, and Is sold simply because the present
owner has no use for it. The size of the bedo:
the Press is forty-four by rlfly-elghl inches. Snhl
Press will be sold al a great bargain if applied lor
al once, as ihe room It occupies is wanted for
other purposes. Addressa llOx No. :;7i>:i New York
I'oslolllee. sept'in
?jalG, (?nuG, jB?t.
j_j u . willi a m S ,
HAT IIAZAAR,
No. 243 KI N G S T R F. E T ,
Opposite the P.lg Hoot,
Takes pleasure in announcing lo his friends ami
tim public generally, Hun he has opened a com
pielc stock of Gents', Youllis' and Hoys'
HATS A N'D CA PS,
Of Iho latest styles, lo which he would invite I heir
attention before purchasing elsewln re, knowing
Unit he will give full satisfaction |h both quality
ami price.
Just recelveil, a beautiful stylo of SILK HAT. A
call is soliclled, ncl'JO
(Eobiuco, (Eigaro, ?"c.
i^ v k v, ? a h N o t ? t; k .
The attention or dealers and consumers or
OIGARH AND TOHACCO hi called to, ami they arc
requested lo and call examine the stock ol the
Havana Cigar Fuctory.No. so Market street. Fresh
Imiiortnllons received monlhlv. Prices lo com
pare wilh New York houses. JOHN SA VAS,
oetll mlulmo Proprietor.
Utatcljcs, Jcujclrn, ??c.
^yyr AT C II E S 1 WAT C il E S I
WATCHES or ihe best English, Swiss and
American manufacture, in Gold and Silver Cases,
at JAMES ALLAN'S,
novl nithlmo Kn. 307 King street.
B VY R L R Y t J E W E L R Y !
JK
An elegant assortment of Hue hair sets EAR
RINGS, llrooclics, Ac, al
JAMES ALLAN'S,
novl mthlmo No. ;o7 Klug street.
Diedings.
Ol! A Mi F. I.UDGF.. No. II. A. F. M.
The Regular Commtoiiculioii of Orange
l.mim- will i>c hetil Tins l.\ km so, nt Masonic Hull,
u n o'clock in'-, isviy.
Candidates for K. A. nml :*. Degn s trill
lilcuse lie punctual. THOS. S. GEK,
n.os Secretary.
?TtiiisT MArris?'(!iH)?:'ii; \ joint
Meeting ni tin- Members .,i Hu* Church und
i 'or|H>raiIon ? in in- held Tin.-? i Mond?t < Evknisu,
In us- Lecture Room, ni . o'clock. Ht order ol
Ihe ITcMilcnt. JOSEPH IX IIVDK,
iiovs Serrrlurt Corporation.
/ ItiAHiiKSroN IlOOK AND l,AI)l>KU
V.-' COMPANY, N... 2. Ainn.I the Regular
Moiiilil.t Mii-Hng of your Cniiipmt.v, TUM KVK
mM?. ni tour 11.ill, ni lia.i -past ; o'ctoek,
i:.i order. GEORGE Mcl.AIN.
itnvs Sccn-inry.
/ I HAND I.OIM'K OF ANIJIKNT FUF.F.
\ if MASONS (IF SOirril l'A KOI.IN A. Tin- A
mini CommiiiiicalhHi ni lia' M?sl WorsMplul
Grund Lodge of Ancient Free Masons of Sou Hl
L'nrolllltl will lu- holili'li al Mas.r ||al|. Curie*.
inn. on Hie im Ii ila.v oi November, isus?, com
mein htg at High 12.
Tili- l'reslili-uts oi ihevarions llallroa<ls in South
t'a milita have kindit consented in |n-rinil lln
tiltiml Ollleers ami iHdcjralcs tu pass ami repus*
Hiervon Tor nue fare. Tin- l ull fare is lu lie paid
ai Un- piai.r siurilni!. ami rerilileuies will la'
Ks.Iii* Hm-Grund Secretary ai l lie close ol the I
rouililUlllculioll, entitling lin- iioliler lo n lui u free
of any elm rue whatever.
Worshipful Masters and Wardens, or Delegates
e' SiilMirtlluate L?dges, Hrand Ollleers and Cast
Musters, will lake due notice and govern lliem
selvi- accordingly. It. s. ItltCNS.
unv4 Ihiiifiu-I Oraml Secretary.
financial.
(M I (J II T f Ii K U K S
on Messrs. MOUTON, Itl.ISS A CO., New York,
in sinus lo suit pnivtiascrs.
For sale by K. LAFITTE A Co..
o?i2" wlhsamfi No. 20 inroad street.
J^ii.'ST MOItTOACi: TWKNTY-YKAK
SEVKN PER CUNT. IJONDS
OK tu K
SAVANNAH AN!) CHARLESTON ItAII.HOAD
COMPANY.
ruiscir.tt. ash istkukst pwaiilk in sew vouk.
These hoi. -ire secured by a FI ISST MORT
GAGE ON THh IAD, Including its outfll and
equipment. The Trustees are JAMKS ItOHIl, of
New York; WILLIAM AIKKN und GEORGE W.
WILLIAMS, of South Carolina.
Tills ItOltd is lu:, miles in length, connecting the
Cities of Savannah and Charleston, ami is an Im
portant link of through navel from the North lo
Georgia, Florida and the Half States. The whole
Road will be lu complete running order by the
llrsl of December.
This loan is al the rate of only fSoOO per mile.
Which 1.1 less than the cost of the iron, and Is a
llrst-el.iss security In every respect.
These bonds are olfcred for the present al
F.IHHTY CKNTS on I he dollar, by the SOUTH
CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 19
It road street. THOMAS It. WAISINti,
octi.i wfm Cashier.
I^t D W A K D L O W N D ? 8,
IIROKKR, No. 4 IIROAD 8TREI?T,
Itliys and sells on commission, Conds. Storks,
Hank Fills, ami Securities ill all kinds. The high*
est market prices obtained.
Any inroriuuiloii desired, by letter or otherwise,
will be Cheerfully given. Apply us above ut No.
I Rroad street, or through Postoillce llox B07.
Will also attend to the investments of money in
large and small amounts.
Rkikiikscks.?Wagner, linger A- Co., Heeder A
Davis, is, ,\. Trenholm a son. w. c. lice a Co..
Thomas K. Waring, Cuslder South Carolina Loan
and Trust Company; Pclzer. Hmlgers A Co., J. D.
Alken and Co., Ceorge II. Waller a- Co., Cohen.
Hunckel A Co., Andrew Simouds, President First
National Hank. scpljl 2III0S lUC
Srtiloviitg, Sec.
|J o It H A ? M & J U II S ,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed to No. 147 KISII street. Urn doors
below their former stand, where lliey will I Hi
pleased to see their former patrons and friends,
atlil the public generally.
Mr. .lurs has Jus! relumed from the North with
a large and well selected stock of Foreign and
Domestic Chillis. Univers, Coalings, Doeskins,
Cassimeres und Testings.
AI.Sll.
A line assortment of Cents1 Furnishing Hoods,
which will be sold at a very small profit.
OeilHuiuen in want of any of the above articles
will >lo well lo call before purchasing elsewhere.
nctll llllll
Q LOT II IN C , T A I L?HING
a n il
F U R N I S II I X G HOODS.
MENKE A MKLLRR,
N O : P. 2 ."> K I N II S T i! V. K T,
Three Doors below Liberty streut.
Have Just receive! nnd ojHtned a large and Hae
a- ortmeui of Men's Youths'und 1 hit 's CLOTH
iNii, FIIRNIKIIINO conns. Ac. Consisting of
Elegant OVERCOATS. Illislness are! Dress Suits,
White and Colored Shirts, Underwear Conds, .v.-.,
English and D.wtln Half Hose, Alex.ler's
und C'lMlt'NIer'S Kid Cloves, Hitcksktli, Doeskin,
Calfskin; Cloth, Casstmere, Tweed; Silk and
Thread Cloves, Linon ami l'ai? .'Collars, cravats,
Neck 'lies. Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Umbrellas, Ac.
Alms a large and well assorted slock of It ROAD
CLOTH, CASSIMKRK, DOESKIN, Il K A V K It
CLOTH, Ac,a large variety of I he new style Pauls
ami Vesl lin terns, which we offer to sell by piece,
yard or pal tern, or make up in lo garments by
measure, In tin- latest si vies.
Our stuck has ti.-eu selected wish great care,
ami prices marked very low, in plain ligures.
Dring eiilllideilt thai we ran otter inducements
unequalled hj any other house, we solid I buyers
in our line to give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All order', will receive our prompt and very
careful at nut Hon.
Kniire satisfaction Is guaranteed,
on n uiw?lmo*
V I S I T O II
Once said if we only knew where the resident
citizens made I heir purchases there we should got
well served. To such we oiler
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles of fash
iouable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or
llrahls, Co lo M. A A. ASIITON.
The gentlemen who desire to be presentable In
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
(lo to M. A A. ASIITON.
All who desire the best Herman Colognes.
Co lo M. A A. ASIITON.
For Diadem or Coronal combs, all
Co to M. A A. ASIITON.
Tho.sc who require tin- bo.-.t Extracts,
Co to M. A A. ASIITON.
sry one who desires gond I lair Crushes or
Combs, Co to M. A A. ASIITON.
of necessity all who require a good Tooth
I trash, Co to M. A A. ASIITON.
For genuine Tulo de YcrilS, all must
Co to M. A A. ASIITON.
For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all
Co lu M. A A. ASIITON.
In fact, all who require genuine goods from tlie
following houses :
Society Hygi?nique,
Luhtn's,
Cow dray's,
Piver,
Cuei lain.
Henry A Dinnarson,
.| Ridley's,
51 Atkinson**,
aloosncll's,
*< I Lowe A Sons,
o|Yardley,
Rowlands A Sons,
[(lowland,
As nlsn, Venls Coods In Ihelr lino from everj
reputable manufacturer In the si..les,
Ou to M. A A. ASIITON,
No. 240 King street,
nnvl Five doors from Market street.
C. J
S C 11 L Ii 1* B G II K L I.,
No. 87 LINK STIIKKT, BETWEEN KING ANI
ST. PHI Ml*.
LCMHER of every description and ROILRTNC
MATEIHAL, Lime and Plastering Laths, Paints
Oils, Classas, Shingles; also Groove nnd Tongui
Hoards, Ac, constantly on hand at the lott os
market pri?es. outil mtuslyr
(
Ehn CTboo?s, S-c.
III KAI" GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!
Ar
I . en I' I? k i? i'
X v > -I 3 K I N ? > T i: I. K T . !
Having removed in Huit large 4 lid cieauiodimis
Ilultiliug next l<> Itlirillcilll'.-i Di u;- Store, I am now
I'i'i pur***] to offer the grculcsl !.irr.uns m
Dit y conns, hosiery, notions, .te.. |
this market lias ever produced.
Purchasers will ilo well bj calling u:el examin
ing our slock of
dress hoods
prints
loncclotiik
sheeting
p1m.ow l OITuN
iirown goods
taih.k LINKS'
TOW Kl.S
I i I NI! Il A MS
< 'ASSI.MHKKS
hosiery, notions, Ae., ftc.
Remember, l. goudkocp's nkw stand.
No. fj:: Kind STltKKT,
nnv* Eexl io llurtihuiii's Drug Store.
O M Y. S T ICS.
I)
4-4 Drown SHEETINGS, Cistrirhi Factory.
7* llrown Shirtings, Georgia Fuctory.
Yarns, assorte*! numbers, lieortrlu Factory.
For suie hy w. II. SMITH a ch..
novs 1 Napier's Itanice
g o o i) .s
foi:
F A I. I. A N D VY I N T l? II .
D " Y
MELCI1ERS A M?LLER,
No. S l 7 KIKD S T k K K T ,
HaveUic pleasure lo Inform Ibclr frieuds und
customers iii.it ihey have upeueil a ruosl elegant
ami can if uli y selecleil
STOCK OF DRY OOODS,
Suitable for the preseni ami coming season.
i
They also beg leave lo call the attention or buy
ers to ibcir large and well selected stock or
nLACIC DRESS GOODS, SI I.KS, Ac.
Respectfully,
MEI.CHKRS A M?LLER,
octll mwf lino Xo. 217 KINfl STRF.RT.
Glcnco, Uiiiigco, S'c.
1 T O V Ii S A T \V II O L E S A L E.
THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCBSSOI?8 OF HOR
TON A SHEIM1ERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR j
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER RCSI
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OFCOOKINO STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOK INC STOVES AND RAKUBS A nr.
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE?SOME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH
OUT THE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY?
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO UAKK PROP
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PRICE?HAVE SIX IIOILRR OPENINGS AND
DOUULR OVENS, THOUGH HUT A SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO URICK-WORK TO SET
Til KM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMRRACES
CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON ""AIR
TIC, I ITS, SIX-PLATE OR ROX STOVES, Ac.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL RE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
Wlf. SHEPHERD A CO.,
N 0. 2 4 11 A V N E S T R E E T,
CHARLESTON S. C_
J A P A N N E I) T I N - \V A II E
AT WHOLESALE.
W M . S II E P H E II D ?V CO.,
No. Jl IIAYNE stri'.kt.
.M l? E D TIN- W A II E
AT WHOLESALE.
YT M . SHE P II E R D Ai CO
F
No. 21 HAYNK STREET.
R?NC?I RETINNED IRON - WAKE
AT WHOLESALE.
WM. S II E P n E II D .t CO
B
_No. 24 IIAYNE STREET._
ELLE VI LEE COPPER
R O L L I N G MILLS.
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
\V M . S II E P II K Itll A CO.,
No. 24 IIAYNE STREET.
Cjolelo.
Q II A II I- K S T 0 N 11 O T E L ,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tills tlrsl-ehisH HOYEL sllliaied m a pleasant
locution, ami iuthe business portion of tlieclly,
renders it the most desirable Hotel for Cither per
manent or transient guests. The uccoini.lu
Hons are unsurpassed, having extensive suites or
elegantly furnished apartments for ramilles and
single gentlemen. The proprietor will endeavor
to maintain the high reputation enjoyed by the
' Charleston'' as a llrst-class house, and no eifort
will be spared lo deserve a continuance id Hie
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponll.
The best or Livery accommodations will be
round udiolnlng the establishment.
The house Is supplied with the celebrated Arle
siun Water, or which delightful baths can bo had
either day or night. E. II. JACKSON.
July 12 Proprietor.
Goal, ?Uoob, &c.
OODI WOOD! WOOD!
W
Good Oak and Pine WOOD constantly on bund,
and for sale, at Vciiulng's Wharf, soutli or Cal
boun street.
Orders left atT. M. HRISTOLL A- CD'S., No. 145
Meeting streel, and No. 01 St. Philip street, will
be prompt I t attended 10.
nov5 fmw.? C. J. RECK MAN.
(SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING.
LADIES AND CHILDREN
Attended at their p'Sbtsnces promptly and at
t rcasjiiublu rates.
2 Sony orders lo
I / W. E. MARSHALL, Harber,
(Groceries, Liquors, Src.
QUOI) I, I) k k s, s I 1) e s. Ac.
In hhds. shoulders
l<> I.lui-. Miles
fi llliil i. S.ki il .(..les
. i Ih,m - Ii. s. Shoulders
.. IlIllIS. I l.l'M <
lV.<CeS ll-l l MIL'S
Itlils. l'i ti sugar
i l.l>K Syrup
i??i i. iv- Iii,, cue
no k?i;s mnl i ulis Rutlcr
boxes Chi-csc
Tomatoes, oysters, Muckcrrl, Tobao
For sale low in o. \v. STEFFENS,
liovS i No. :?l Vendue linage.
\ s I r. i; n h a y*"
Inno halos l'rillll! EASTERN hay.
Forsale by \v.r>. smith a CO.,
novH I Napier's Range.
Uli t '. f It u I t ! V Ii u I t !
80,0011 Choice Sweet ORANGES
2<s) biiiM'bi's Ittiiiniins
ia barrels Linn--.
Landing this alM.v Tmii.t sel.iii-r "Hosulle,''
u."Kleiillieni." For Mile in lots I?, sun dealers.
ai Kerr's Wharf.
I'All, WKM'II A BRANDES,
No. 21a Bast Bay.
0. ISA HT a I'd..
novs Non, :.7 ami au Market street.
)Ki\ I'AGKAtlKS .MACKEREL. SAL
^ _>\f MON, Ac., NOW I.ANHINIi.
? hair Wils, lineal MKSS MACKEREL
? quarter bids. Hnesi Mess Mackerel
kiis llnest Mess Mackerel
Ii.ill bill.. Nu. t Hu> large Mackerel
? i|iiuiier Mils. No. I Raj Inn?* Mackerel
? Kn - and hiiirkii.il Ihij large Mackerel
? I.tis uiul lui11 klls n<>. : Salmon
? kit< Soumis ami Tontines
George's Hank Hislllsh
(,'hoiec Scaled Herrings.
For sale by KI.IXCK, WICKEN!!!;!!!! A 00.
novs s
/ t i; n NY <; I, o t IL .
\j[ -
100 bales, extra weight, in si me, ami for s.ilc
low in lots to suii purchasers, by
K. LAFITTK A CO., No. tlu Broad street.
ni'127 win
^UNNY CLOTH ! GUNNY CLOTH 1
On Hie spot unit to arive. For sale by
oet7 Him HKO. A. THKNIIOI.M A SON.
T I V Ii U V 00 L SA LT AFLOAT.
man sacks Liverpool salt, just arrived per
steamer Italien, in large and superior .seamless
sucks. For sale, ex sleamer, ul lowest market
price, by H?HT. MUKK A CO..
OCtSS. Hoyee's Wharf.
L
ITBKl'u 0 l salt !
0000 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, dlP?ct Horn Liv
erpool? large ami lull sacks.
For sale at lowest market prices, bv
net SM _ T. J. Kl.RR_.tca_
ALLANTIN Ii &. SON'ri FALK ALE.
B
Weekly supplies or Urn above superior brand,
In barrels ami hall' barrels. For sale bv
W. II. CHAFKK A*CO.,
nptn imo _ No. aw Kast Hay street,***1.
17*1 LEMING'S YVO K .M CI?NTTOTlONsi
: (SANTONINK.)
Tliey am purely vegetable, sale ami sure. Tho
best in use. Forsulohy nr. h. hakr.
No. 131 Meeting street,
octA Wbulesale Agent.
jyj- A Ii E N G o
CVRF.S FKVKR AN? AC17K.
THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
OS'For sale by all Druggists.
C. .1. I.UI1N, Agent,
Druggist,
Corner King and John street,
sepll7 "ran.: Charleston, S. C.
QOI.? MON ' S~ B1TT E R S
ARE FOR SALE RY
D r s. RAOUL. A L Y N A H,
At Wholesale and Retail,
COHNER KINO AND MARKET STREETS,
sept 17 3m ns
fUisrcUdncqno.
ri k . I) a II Ii it ,
MUSIC DEALER, Piano Tuner, Teacher of Vio
lin, Pluto and Guitar. Ropulrerof Musical Istro
men la.
llilcbcock's Five and Ten cents Music always
on hand.
HALLS AND PARTIES furnished with Hiebest
and most fashionable Music lat ely received from
Europe at moderate pri?es. Apply at No. 440
King street, Finit doors above Culhoun.
actis tulinthoinns _
DOLOMO N ' rf II ? T T E 71 S
ACCOMPLISH ALL THEY PROMISE.
Kepi it amos_RAOUL A liYKAHt8..j
QELLING OUT at cost.
AOIHCUl.TUliAL IMPLEMENTS
or ail kinds ami best quality, selling out at and
below cost until November 15, I son,
AT No. 140 MEETING STREET,
Clinrleslon, s. c.
N. it.?Auction sale of Stock unsold, November
Hi, 1 sou.
notS9 fmw7 CEO. K. PINORER.
jy O YOU WISH
TO PREVENT YOUR
CniLL AND FEVER?
scptn .linos USE S01-OMONS? niTTKRS.
Bncincoo (?tiroo.
("1 IB i? K s & 11 A It N \v li L L,
jt
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah, Oa.
Advances made on Consignments or Cotton,
Rice, Ac, In Foreign und Domestic markets.
allen s. Gimtes. Airriirtit Raknwri.l.
ooio fin w I mo
T C . k A ? F MAN,
UROKER AND COMMISSION ACENT,
No. sa It boa n Street,
Cliurlesloli, s. c.
Prompt ai tent ion given to the purctinsc and
sale or Heal Estate, Storks, bonds. Hank Hills,
Ac. Ac. sepii.'i wrniSmnsca
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C II li V II li U X,
S C U L I? T O R AN 1) A II G II I T li C T ,
MARBLE WORKS,
Corner Meeting street, und Horlbcck's Alley,
Charleston, S. 0.
Plans made to order and workoxoeuted promptly.
July I llimnnios
JJ OLHB8 a MACBETH,
N?. 36 RllOAD 8TREET,
Charleston, S. C, ,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
Will attend to Renting and Collecting of Rents
and purchase and salo or Stocks, Rends, Gold,
Silver anil Real Estute.
To the Purchase or Goods and Supplies for par
ties In the country upon reasonable terms.
Okokok L. Holm us.AUtXANDsu Macbeth.
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