Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THUMS ot' rm: yans. Tun HAILY NEWS, I?.V mall, ono year fC: six moniim ta; three mouths $2; one month "?? cen??. Served tn ibo city al FIFTEEN CENTS u week, paya? ble to Ute carrier?, or ft) a year, paid In advance al Hie ellice. Tux THI-WKKKI.Y NKWS, published <>n Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, one year $8; six months $2; und OD cents u muiilli for any ?borter period. Srnscuti-rioNS In all eases payable In advance, and no paner continued alter I he expiration or Hie lime paid ror. AnvKiinsKMKNTs.-first Insertion ir, cents a line; subs?quent insertions lo cetus a line. .o|M> etat Notices ir. cents a line each insert lo l. busi? ness Notices -jo cents a line euell Insertion. Mar? riage and funeral Notices One Dollar euell. Cols and Electrotype Advertisement s will be Inserted on the Fourth Page only. NOTICES or Wants, To Kent. Lost and Pound, Hourdbtg, AC, not exceeding 20 wonts. tonis ench Insertion; over 20, and not exceeding an words,-lo cents each Insertion; over 30 mid md exceeding 40 words, so cents each insertion. All announcements to be published at these rates must be paid Tor lu advance. ItKMITTANCBfl should be millie by POStOfllCC Money Order or by Express, ir Ibis cannot be done, protection against losses by mail may bc secured by forwarding n draft on Charleston pay? able to thc order of the proprietors or TUE NEWS, orby sending Ibo money In a registered Iel ter. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., No. 140 East Ray, Charleston, 8. C. TUESDAY, NOVEMHKR 18C?. To Our Friend? tn tlie Country-In itaeeineiktu to Now Subsertbers? nv desire, if possible, to m ..fcc TUE NEWS, which ls already without exception th? cheapest nftCSJKtper tu thc South, a regul?r visitor In every well rennin teil housshal? In this and tin adjoining Statt?, As un Inducement lo thc pin nt' e>i to sMbwrfos lo TUB NKWS before thc expira? tion of the. pr?tent year, tee. haeearranged tclth /lesura, wanter, Keans it Cogstretl, thc publish' ors of the RURAL CAHOLINIAX, to supply that new and superb agricultural magazine, together tclth THE NEWS, to all new subscribers, at the .foliote ing very low rates: THE DAILY NEWS and Ote RURAL CAROLINIAN, one year, for six dollars and fifty cents. THE TRI-WERKI.Y NEWS and the RURAL CARO? LINIAN, one year, for four dollars. Subscriptions lo the Geo publications mau be sent either to the proprietors a/THE NEWS, or to the proprietors nr the RURAL CAROLINIAN, lint persons desiring to avail themselves of this offer must tto so before the first of January next, as the arrangement will not be extended beyond that period. Xi; WS Ol' TUE TIA r. -Cold closed steady In Kow York nt 2G$a 28T-?. -In New York colton closed heavy and '4c. lower, with ?ides of 2900 l?ales ul 25,'j cents. Cotton in Liverpool was quiet; uplands ll?jd; sales 10,003 bales. -Pour prominent English magazines ure now edited hy ladles. -All (he Slate appointments of Thanksgiving day, Hms lar, coincide with thc Presidential ap? pointment. -William II. Astor expects to have as large an Income as Hie Marquis or Westminster when his long leases lall in. -Photographs are primed witta the ordinary printers' Ink lu London, 12,000 impressions being -strnck from one plate in a day. -Thc liquors confiscated in Rouen during he last three months were made into cue huge puuch thc other day and turned Into thc dock. -lt ls worth something to live among the di? vorcer*. Thc clerk ol the county containing Chi? cago makes $100,000 a year Ti om fees and salary. -Duluth, Minn., which was a Wilderness i wo months ago, has now a population of one thou? sand, n big hotel, a church, newspaper, and a school-house. -Thc Providence Journal says that the Ameri? can Colonization Society ls overwhelmed with ap? plications, by some of the liest or the freedmen, to be sent to Liberia. -Thc Alla California says "a great many Jap? anese people, stimulated by letters from Hie AldZU Colony nsw herc, and by other means, have re? solved to leave their'country and make their per? manent home In California." -Missouri lins produced an arithmetical phe? nomenon, oamcil Fields, who, without thc slight? est knowledge of letters or ligures, solves any mai in-mat leal problem-from twice two to the calculation or a lunar eclipse-in three minutes. -The virginia Penitentiary, lt is announced, ls about to commence making boots and shoes-a Doston manufacturer having proposed to employ three hundred of Hie convicts in Hutt business, and having agreed to luvest (00,000in permanent machinery and Hie same amount in the pinchas. or leather slotk. -Tiic Halifax Chronicle, in Hie course of un nrtiele upon Canadian annexai ion. reasons thus: "Thc market or the United Stales ts necessary to our lives. Th: marke: or Creal llritaln ls um. Dreams will not clothe our children.' Th.- warmth or the shade of a brave Hag will no*, compensa:-.! for a barefoot winter." -Importations of railroad Iron Tor fae pas: eight years exhibit thc curious rael that thu higher the rate or duly wai raised Hie greater were thc amount:, Imported. Thc Statistics confute all theories In regard to Hie i.iriir that have yet been promulgated, and furnish a clue io Hie apparent anomaly oi the present huge revenue from eus Joins under Hie highest t ? ri tr known to our laws. -'leneral H. P. lintier, while coming from Wash? ington In a sleeping car, was robbed of his money, overcoat and undercoat, during n liait nt Phila? delphia, Pa. He borrowed a coat or Hie negro poi ter on thc train, and, arter reaching a store? house, raised enough money to buy new gar? ments, and proceeded to Huston on an evening bool. He lost about seven hundred dollars In money and three or four thousand lu checks and drafts. -Louisville, Kentucky, lt ls assorted, has dou? bled lu size since thc war. Thc newspapers or ?that eily slate that large numbers or buildings, many ot them very cosily and elegant, hove been erected, that thc boundaries have been extended until thc municipal area ls twice as large as for? merly, nnd Hint thc population i-ns Increased In like proportion, while manufactories established many years ago, but never attempting coiupoll-, Hon with liku manufactories lu Cincinnati, ure flourishing. -A Washington letter says: "The cominiitce having lu charge thc erection of thc equestrian statue or General Grant have obtained a ?ufllclonl amount nf subscription io warrant them lu pro? ceeding with the work, and to day directed thc sculp;.ir, J. A. Halley, or Philadelphia, to proceed with thc statue. Thc statue will bc or bronze^ east from cannons captured by General Grant, lt ls lo tie of colossal sl/.c. The pedestal ls to bc a sin? gle block or granite, lt will tic erected on the terrace on the south front or Hie Treasury Iiuild Ing. The full height ol the statue will be about twenty-live feet, exclusive or tho pedestal. Tuc total cou, including pedestal, will bc nbotit $68,000." -Tho issue between thc friends and enemies or Pornguny bids lair to bo curried on willi a good deal or vigor at Washington im? winier, ive luv? i.ecome 60 accustomed to hear Lopez de? scribed ns tho concentration ni all wickedness that lt is hnrd to conceive of him as anything else than a monster. Hut lhere is manifestly nuoiher aide both to tho personal history of "tho Para? guayan tyrant" and to tho long comest he hus wnged with Ids enemies. - \( General McMahon sustains his posh lon ho will not only pince thc "vietlins or I-opez's cruelty," who have hitherto had tito car or tho country, nt disadvantage, but he will pul brazil anti her allies on the defensive. Tlie testimony now ls abundant and promises to elenr up thc confusion In which South American a irai rs have tn ni so long involved. -The eminent French surgeon, Dr. Scqunrd, In conversing rccontly with an Amorlcau gentle man, called ailcnllon to aseries of anieles which < iia>i recently appeared lu a french paper on the t subject of Hie RmpcTor Napoleon's health, and which had created considerable sensation. Or. . Seipturd stated that the articles lo his knowledge i had beeil written by a mun who had once been t lhe Emperor's physician, a person ?>r great nhill- ( ly, bul dissolute habits, who lind lost lils stund lng in society und his oltlelnl emptoymetit, lint who, ncverlheless, kuew the EmpcroiM constliu- ' Hon well. Tillsuiiworthy physician has violated ntl t proressloi al obligations, bul as Hvmuml in? sists, has nevertheless tobi Hie Irutli lu disclosing Hie secret that tile Emperor Napoleon ls suffering from an Incurable disease, fungus <>f the bladder, winch must somi.and certainly within six months, 1 pul au end to Ills life. The Emperor, according lo I Setpinrd, has doubtless leen made acquainted i with his fate, and ls preparing for il as well us he can. lt ls further stated that the reason why these articles have liol infected I he bourse, ls thal 1 they appeared in a bitterly Radical paper, und are ? not believed, and that lite opportunliles for obscr- ' vallon possessed by Hie author are not generally ( known. , Tho grout advantage of tho industrial 1 partnership over Hie co-opornlive systoin is that, while each moihiicr or partner luis a direct interest iii the prolUs of tho shop or mill in which lie passes Iiis days, Hie whole business univ still ho controlled with tho unity und regularity of an ordinary business undertaking. lu a co-operative factory thu manager may bc liuniporcil hy the weil incant suggestions nih! plans o? his mern hers, each one of wjom has an Intorcsl e<|iiul to his own in .i.e capital of the hart? ness. Hut in lb : industrial partnership the capitalist wields tho authority itu? to his larger stake in the venture, and which la in? dispensable to sound and successful busi? ness management. The copartners shu re in tho prouts, hut have no proprietary inter? est, or managerial control. Tiieir share of prollts is simply a premium given them by thc employer to encourage them in dili? gence and attention. Thc greater that dili? gence anti attention, tho greater thc benefit of every member of thc league. Tlie plan is yet in ils infancy, and while we liuvc an abiding conviction of tho cor? rectness of the fundamental principle of in? dustrial partnerships, we admit*1 that there are many nice and delicate questions to be practically solved before il can have a gen end application. What is necessary now, is to direct to the subject the attention of both employers and laborers, so that by dis? cussion and rcllection a way may bc fourni to nn equitable solution of all difficulties of detail or application. Thc simplest form of an industrial part? nership is un arrangement, between the em? ployer and thc workmen to Unsoiled: Thc workmen lo rcc.oivo a regular price for their work, whether the business results in a loss or not ; that all the expenses of carrying on thc business, including labor, wear and lear of materials, und interest on the capital employ? ed bc charged against thc receipts of the busi? ness; Unit when a balance is struck at ap? pointed limes the profit, if tiny, bc divided between the workmen and the employers according to a scale previously agreed upon. This is Hie crude form of Industrial partner? ship, and upon this plan we have for some months conducted one of thc departments of our business. A radical objection to tins plan-one that would be fatal in an extensive factory whoso gains aro precarious-is that tho workmen are protected from all los3, while the em? ployer must bear tho whole los3, if there is any, und yet paree! out the prollts, if nny prollts be made. The workmen art! sute to receive their weekly wages, but thc em? ployers are sure of nothing. This diliicully could doubtless be overcome by adjusting thc proportion of prolll, so Hint the greater proportion going to tho employer in good Bensons would make up for Iiis sole loss in bud seasons. Of course, if Hie workmen^ could allow their whole compensation to de? pend on Ute prolils of Hie business, the ad? justment of interests would be very simple. They would be entitled to a proportion of thc prollts equal to the capitalized value of their labor; Hie employer counting likewise the capitalized value of his own labor, as well as the interest on capital, wear mid tear, and ordinary running expenses. Hut wo take it for granted Hint Hie workmen must Hve, whether thc 'seasons lie good or bad. They cannot lilford to walt; nor would they, perhaps, be willing to trust altogether to their employer's integrity and skill; nor would the employer be willing to be con? trolled in his business policy by thc desires of his workmen. There must be both inde? pendence of Interest and identity of interest; safety for Hie employer and safety for lh<; workmen. And it is very evident that the Industrial partnership is needed chiefly, if not entirely, in those employments where the wages for thc sinne length of lime aro equal, and where no sobriety or attention enables the workman to incruase his income. Take a mill where a ccrlain class of operatives earn ten dollars a week all the year round. They cannot make this ten dollars eleven dollars by any effort of theirs. Month follows month and year follows year, and there is no hope of improvement. Thc3c arc tho people who should have a shave of tho net profits of the mill. Then they would have something to work for. And when Hie ratio of tho division of ac? crued prollts between employer and workmen is agreed upon, another difliculty arises. IL would not be just in till coses to divide cqunlly Hie prollts going to tho workmen. Allowances would he made, of course, for the length of Hine that each ono had been employed; but difference ol' skill makes ,'.if ference of value, and the Hkillcd workman in thc shop does moro to produce thc aggre? gate prout than is dono by a third-rate workman. Where all tho workmen receive, thc same rate of \vag03 no distinct ion may be made in dividing prollts; but where the wages uro unequal, Hie profits must full in thc saino proportion. Toko tho case, for In? stance, of thc compositors in n printing ofllco. They arc paid by tho plcco; tho mun who sets twenty thousand ems receives t wice as much us thc mau who sets only ten thou? sand. In this way they have a strong in? centivo to work quickly mid well. Tho moro thoy do, the moro thoy aro paid. Than jour noyincn printers, none need lo3s tho stimu? lus of tho copartnership system. . Y/hcro it is most required is In large factories where tho work people arc kept down lo ono mo? notonous lovel, v. h itcver they say or do. And If lt is admitted, and M o aro not pre? parad lo mako tho admission, that men who work by tho piece also noed tl;o Industrial copartnership, would lt not bo unjust to give to the fast woriiman only as much ns ls I ml ti st i ? o 1 Purliier.slilps. riven lo his leas rapid neighbort Ii will be ??Ul, doubtless, timi the tost workman lin? lid benefit in hand, in Hie o.xtm wages li? ?ocoives, nut! Ihnl of thc common profit ho ?houltl hnvo but mi equal share, lint the ?im of nil mir endeavors is to Increase Un1 Mlieiency ol* tho workman, ami Mi's cannot >e done by forcing down the good worker to o ilia level of thu bad. These ;in?l oilier troublesome questions .iso up ns wo consider Hie question ol" indus riul |milnorships; Iud tiley'aro, il seems to i?, matters of detail, not of principio. Only iv giving Hi?' workman n direct interest in [he results of lila labor can wo satisfy the jiMMgiea and improve tho position of tin* nuis.-, of our working population. And we 100 no belter way of doing lids than by u well iligested system based on that principle ?f Industrial copartnership which, though now in its cradle, will one day bo strong enough to protect thc workmen from op? pression anil give euell, in Iiis degree, a Just share of the profits of lila toil. In this way may thc I?:,ml which performs, and tho bruin ivhich plans, work happily und harmoniously together. TllR letter from Abbeville, which we print t'-!:.;.-, ?i? v's ii glowing account of the last ilay of tho Fttir, whose suceeits hui boen due, in no small degree, to th tuet, okill lind energy ol' tho president, Col in 1 I> Wyatt Aiken. We eougmtttluto Abbeville on the gn'.lnnl allow her people have made, altai wish her nil maimer ol" prosperity. THE letter of our Washington correspond? ent contains nonie interesting specnl itiuns in regard to thc oxpected decision of tho Uni? ted States Supreme Court that tho legal tender act is unconstitutional. ?Coal nnb i:oiin?. IO.ST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU J have lost anything, make it known to thc publia through this column. Thc rate for twenty wonts or less, each insertion, is 25 cents, ir paid lu nd vance._ LOST, ON SATURDAY. GTH INSTANT, A RAILROAD lt KOK I PT ROOK. A reward will bc Riven if left nt JOHN COMMINS', No. 1.11 Meeting street. novo 1 QLo Rent. HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS, ftc, now vacant, can readily bc rented by advertising them in this column. Tile rate ls U-"> cents for twenty words orlons, each insertion, ir paid lu advance._ O RENT, A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS, or more If desired. There nrc attached piaz? zas, closets, gas, ftc. Or a few hoarders, married or single, will tic taken. None need apply but genteel persons. Terms mod?rate. Inquire ut this oiiice. novo :;* i PART OF A HOUSE TO RENT, IN .?'V. thc central part of ihe city. Apply at this omeo. _ novo a* 110 RENT, ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR, suitnhlc for a family; also, Furnished Rooms for gentlemen. Apply ut No. 40 llcaiifiiln Street. nova tura * mO HE LEASED, THF RICE PLANTA JL TION on Western branch or Cooper River, known us" Non li Chachan," now under suc? cessful co li j va (iou, and having lnrge llclds of tlrst class cotton or provision land. WPh lt will bo rented a comfortable stimmer.l Residence In Hie salubrious village of Conlesvllle, two miles distant. J." DRAYTON KORI), novs --'IUI:_broker. No, 40 itroad street. rna PENT, THAT LARGE AND E\AT JL ?ANT MANSION, No. 43 Meeting-street, willi extensive Lot und Harden, located in one ol the liest and honltbiest Munitions or the city, and fur? nished with all the m.idem Improvements and L'onvcuicnces. Possession given on llrst of Jami? ll ry, 1870. Apply to MORDECAI ft OO., No. 1 IO I Bust Ray;_octlj tu rill) RUNT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX X TURKS for a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude Laue ami East Ray. Tn nu approved tenant rent will bc Std tier mouth. Also, six large square Rooms, with lire places, back piazzas mid elstern water on every story. The rooms will bc rented singly tr preferred. Inquire of Mr. ROSE, nu thc premises. oct lo ROOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR NISHED rooms In a residence pleasantly iiltualc.il In the western part of the city, 'forms moderate. Far further particulars, apply at No. ll Doughty street. octia iror Gale. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO? PERTY of any kind may be advertised for tale In this column, nt Ibo fate of 20 ecu ts for iwenty words or less, each Insertion, If paid In idvance. FOR SALE, A GROCERY WAGON, IN gund unter. Price ?fiotl. Apply 10 A. tOlINSON, corner or John and Elizabeth streets, nova sloths I7??E SALE, ONE~ TENMTORSE EN ; OINK. One Eusnn Brother's Rice Thresher. Pour Large Ulce Plats. All In good order. Apply to ROPER ft STONEY', Vanderhiirsl's Wharf. ocl2fl tua I7I?R SALE, A FINE PA AT O F LARGE ? dray HORSES. Warranted sound mid gen? ie in any kind (d' harness. Also, a beautiful wcll iruke buggy MARE, or Morgan stock. Apply at laurieston Hotel Stabled. nova 4 FOR SALE, ONE HORSE, ONE DRAY, one Ruggy, ono Wagon and two Carts. in pilre at Southeast corner ol' Market mid Church u ree ts. .. nova Pi* "PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A I. CHEAT RA Itt: A IN.-One small Cylinder TAY? bolt PRESS In complete repair, lt has been but lille used, and ls sold simply because thc present nv uer has no use tor lt. Thc size of thc bcd of :iu> Press ls forty-four by fifty-eight Inches. Sahl I'ress will ho sold at a great bargain If applied tor it once, as thc ronni lt occupies ls wanted tor .thor purposes. Addrcsss Dux No. .1705 New York I'ustoillcc. Bcpl20 (ffojjartitcrsliip Nolicco. PARTNERSHIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY associated with mc, lu business, my son, 'KOHOH G. BUTLER. Thc business-Grain ami ?cner.il Commission-will hereafter bc conducted 11 Hie natue of H. M. BUTLER A SON. November I, 1809. II. M. BUTLER, mu? 10 tteinoDO?a. DRS. DRSAUSSURE & SON HAVE RE? MOVED their Oitlce and Residence to No. 104 Broad street, north side, two doors east of King street. oci'Jl luthsT (Ebiuaiionoi. NIGHT SCHOOL. -THE SUBSCRIBER will open on Hie 1Mb bist., n Night School, lu which thc greatest attention will bc pnld to -;p ?liing. Grammar, Reading. Writing mid Arith? metic. Apply nt No. 37 Archdale street. novo sturinl* JOHN OANNON. GToTmcco, (Cigars, &c. gi' ECIAL NOTICE. Tho attention nf dealers and consumers of URIAHS AND TOBACCO la called to, nnd they are requested to nnd call examine the stock or thc I lavana Cigar Factory,No. 80 Market street. Fresh Importations received monthly. Prlc.cn to com? pare with New York houses. JOHN HAYAS, octll nummo Proprietor. flot?is. QU AR LESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, SOUTn CAROLINA. Ttds first-class HOTEL, situated In a pleasant locnilnn, amt in thc business portion of thc city, renders lt thc most desirable Hotel for either per? manent or transient guests. The accommoda? tions ure unsurpassed, having extensive suites of elegantly furnished apartments for ramilles and single gentlemen. Tho proprietor will endeavor to mnlntnln the high reputation enjoyed by thc "Charleston" ns n llrsl-chisa house, and no ctfort will be spared to deserve a continuance or tho liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponlt. Tim best- of Livery accommodations will be round adjoining tho establishment. Thc house ls so polled with thc celebrated Arte dan Water, of which delightful baths eau tie baa tither dny or night. E. IL JACKSON, July 12 . - Proprietor. lUunta. WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BK tmulc known lo everybody in ibis colman nt the mle of its collis for twenty words or less, ruell Insertion, ir p.iel In advance. 1TTANTKD, SK VER Ali FIRST-RATE il Oyster openers. Apply ai No. ai lice street. _ nov!? I \\/\\NTK LL- A OllA M BK lt MAID AN I ) Y > SEAMSTRESS (while,) eau bear of a g.I situation by applying Immediately io the Klux Mansion, corner o'f ccurgo and Meeting streets. References required, nova 1 VLADY WISHES A COMFORTABLY furnished apartment, with bonni in a pi i vate fauilly. Locution central. Address, stating le? ais, -A. IL." NEWS Oilier. _ novit :*.. piOOK WANTED.-A COUD COOK, V.' either white or colored. Apply at No. t:vi Kin?, one door above Hudson si reel, novo \*_ \\CANTED TO BENT, A HOl'SE OON tV TA I NINO six or eight rooms, in Hie cen? tral or lower part of the city.' Address "H.," NB wa ontec. novo 2* "XX CANTED, BY A COMPETENT COL W OHKI) MAN. a sliiiatton ns Cook*. Tho nest of recommendations cnn be niven. Apply ut tills oilier. nova 2* XXCANTED, A WOMAN Tt) (JO INTO >> the conni ry to Cook and Wash. Apply at No-IT Hasel street. _ nova 2* WANTED, A BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF generally useful HIIIMII a house. None need applv unless aetIve ami of unod character. Applv at No. f>l Wentworth street, next lo Military Hail. nova I* XX/ANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO I IF.Ll? VT keep Looks and make himself generally useful lu a manufacturing establishment. Ad? dress I', o. IU?N 2'JII, in own handwriting, stating inlary required, nova TT7ANTED, A GOOD WHITE SERVANT Y ? tn t ook and do general bou-ework. None need apply unless well recommended. Call nt S. Strauss', comer or King and Orneen streets. nova XT/ANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER 1V mid Ironer. Cern?an preferred. lieront mendallons required. Apply nt No. 00 Kutlcdge avenue, six doors above Spring street, novo tuttis*!*_ XXTANTED, A COLORED GIRL AS Y V house servant. None need applv who are not well recommended. Apply at No. S Rutledge avenue, before 12 o'clock. nov8 TXT ANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, WHO Vf ls a tret-rate Seamstress. Apply at So. 14 Meeting street. novo 2* WANTED, ON FIRST OF DECEMBER, A ready FURNISHED HOUSE, or part of a HOUSE, in a genteel part of the city, for six mouths. Apply at this oillcc._nova tuf4 ANTED, A WAITINGMAN AND A (tiri to do chamber work. Roth must be well recoinmendeil. Apply at No. 4:1 Meeting street, next door below the Charleston Club lloiisc. novs 2 WANTED IMMEDIATELY^ A COLOR EO WOMAN, to cook amt wash; also, a Olrl or Roy, to do housework. None need apply willmot recommendations, ami bc wining to sleep on the premises. Apply nt No. 135 0.uccn street, opposite Smith. nov.H 2 WANTED, A HOUSE SERVANT AND NURSE. None need apply unless well re? commended. Apply nt southeast corner of King and Spring streeli'. novo TTFANTED, AN HONESTT AND G???T V? TE EL WAITINGMAN. None need apply unless thoroughly cum peten t ns a butler und without best city recommendations. Apply at this ellice. novit :t WANTED, Ai SITUATION AS CLERK,* In a Wholesale Drug Store, or a large Re? tail and Prescription Drug Store. No olijectlon to go lu thc country. Will expect hat a small com? pensation al Oral. The applicant is a graduate of the South carolina Medical College. /sHilrcss M. P., through tho Postofllce. oeto XXTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR TUE Yr central part of thc city, containing live or six rooms, with good oultuillditigs and water. Address l>, nt this Pince._seppjs XT/ANTED, TO PURCHASE A COM TT PLETE copy or the U. S. CENSUS for isoo. Apply, stating price, to .. CEN 'L'S," DAILY ?NEWS omi?,_ _._oct7 AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO sell tho American KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical Family Knitting .Machine ever invented. Price *25. Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Address American Knitting Machine Company. Ruston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. nePJO amos XT RANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW Y Y that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain mid ornamental, l# executed promptly In thc neatest si i le and at the lowest New York price.?, at TIIK NEWS Job Odlcc, No. 149 EAST RAY. Call mid examine thc scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere. TTTANTBD, AGENTS.-TWO HUNDRED VT and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell the only Genuine improved Common Sense Family SEWING MACHINE, l'rlcc only $18. (?rent In? ducements to Agents. This is thc most popular Sewing Machine nf tho dav-makes the fumons '.Elastic Lock stitch"- will do tiny kind of work that can be done on any machino, one hundred thousand sold and thc demand constantly in? creasing. Now ls thc time to take nu agency. Send for Circulars, aw Rewan; of Infringer*.-r/C9 Address SECOMII A CO., Huston, Mas?.; Pitts inn g, Pa., or St. Louis, Mo. OCt'JO timos Dry (?oo?e, ??"c. QHEAl' GOODS! CHEAP GOODS! AT I . (! 0 U D K O P ' S , No. 4 2 3 Kl N G S T R E E T . Having removed to thal large and commodious Building next to Hurnlium's Drug Store, I nm now prepared to oirer the greatest bargains in DRY (?OODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, Ac, this market has ever produced. Purchasers will do well by calling and examin? ing our stock of DRESS GOODS PRINTS LONGCLOTHS SHEETING PILLOW COTTON DROWN GOODS TABLE LINEN TOWELS GINGHAMS CASSIM ERES HOSIERY, NOTIONS, Ac, Ac. Uemembcr, I. GOUDKODP'S NEW STAND, No. 423 KINO STREET, novs Next to Uurnham's Drug Store. F " (Ullina, (?rocKCvri, Ut. ENC H cniN A NOW SELLING AT COST AND LESS THAN COST, A largo and well assorted invoice of FRENCH CHINA: 7? China and Dinner SETS, cost f39 50, nt $35 a ' t E0 China Tea Sets, at $o a set 100 China Fancy Spittoons, from $1 25 to $1 50 each 75 China Fancy Candlesticks, cost Si 50, ot 75c. ALSO, '? WHITE CHINA-WARE. SOUP TUREENS, SAUCE TUREENS, IIOATS Covered Dishes and Dessert Pieces Cups and Saucers, Sug -.r and Cream Plates, of all sizes, Ac, Ac. R. n. MCDOWELL, for Importers, novo nliilb. lino King and Liberty streets. JT^OUIS M ?LAIN, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 48 RROAD STREET. Charleston, S. 0. Stocks. Honda and Gold bought, Carried and sold short In New York Olly. Particular attention pulu to tho purchase and sale nf nil kinds of Southern Securities. oct? meetings. / CAROLINA CRAFTER, No. I, ll. A. M. \j Thc Regular Convocation of Carolina Chup icr. No. I, lt. A. M., will Ito laid Tins KVKKtNO. al 7 o'clock, ut Mnsnidc Mull. Candidates fur I)?. grecs win bc iiuuctiuii lu attendance. JOSEPH ll. OPPENHEIM, nov 0 Secretary* SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY. -TUE Regular Monthly Meet IHR will bis held Tins KVKNINU, at tho Hall, ut o'clock, novi K. LANCE, Clerk, ST. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT- SOCIE TV.-Attend the Regular Monthly Meet In? m your Soviet; Tins EVKMNU, .it Masonic Halt, ut T o'clock. Mends ra will idease IKS punctual lu Muir at? tendance, tv. RAKER, novo Secretary. C1HAKLESTON RI FLEM KN KOOIETV. I Attend the Regular Monthly Meetlngof the Society nt your Hull, Tins (Tuesday) KVKM.MI, Noveutlier 0th, ?it hnlf-iiiisl 7 o'clock. P. KCHUNK DUHIIEl', novo Secretory and Treasurer O. ll. S. SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY SO CIKTY.-A IteKHlai Monthly Meeting of this Society win lie held Tins KVKNINU, ut 7 o'clock, nt Llinlstcili's Hull, corner King and Calhoun streets. Members are requested lo be punctual In ut tendance. Hy order of tho I'resldent. novo* ii. MENCKEN. Secretary. SURVIVORS' ASSOCIATION ? F I CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-Thc Regular Meeting of your Association will t>e held Tins (Tuesday) EVBNINH, al 7 o'clock, nt thc Hull. No. a Broad street, A tull nltciidance is desired, novo JAMKS AHMSTItONO, Jr., Secretary. ll Kau ?nulicaliono, U S S K L ?J ' S I) O O K S T O R E, RECENT PUBLICATIONS. ACltlCULTCRAL. I.OUHON'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA OK AGR1CUL TUItK, mu .ilated hy over 1200 Kngraviug-<. fell, London's KiicyclopiiNlIn of Hardening, Sit. How crops i?row; ?i Treatise on the chemical cmnpo sillon, Structure and Life nf Hie fiant, willi nu nierons Illustrations ?iud Tallies of Analysis, by Professor Samuel w. Joi.nson, of Vale "college. Farm Imploments timi Machinery; thcPriii eiples ot' i heir Construction ?ind Use, with sim? ple and practical explanations or the Laws or | Moiioii and Koree as applied on the Karin, by John J. Thomas, with 'JH7 Illustrations, $1 rs). Hardening ror ITollt ; a Otttdc to the successful Cultivation or the Market and Family Garden,by Peter Henderson, lindy Illustrated, $1 60. New American Farm Hook, hy Iticharil L. Allen, i vised and greatly enlarged, $2 50. Hardening for Hie south, or How to" (?row Vegetables and Fruits, hy the late William N. White, or Athens Ga., willi additions by Mr. J. Vau Huren mid Hr. James Camak, Illustrated, $2. 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The following Novels by Slr Waller Scott malled at 30c each: Waverley, Ivanhoe, Kenilworth, Cuy Mannering, Antiquary, Rob Hoy, Old Mortality, Tin' III nek Dwarf and ii Legend of Montrose, bride of Ltiuiincrninnr, Heart or Mld-Lothlau, Tile Mon? astery, Thc Abbot, The Pirate, Fortunes or Nigel. Peveril of the Peak, (ptentln Durwnrd, St. Hu? nan's Well, Red Gauntlet, The Itel rot heil and Highland Widow, Tho Talisman, Woodstock, l-'.ilr Maul ol Penh, Annie or Gelcrsleiti, Count Robert of Paris, The Surgi m's Daughter. SEA TALES OF CAPTAIN MARRYATT. Midshipman Easy. Peter Simple, Jacob Faith? ful, Naval Otllcer, King's own. Newton Forstor, Pacha of Many Talcs, Tho Poacher, The Phantom Ship, Snarleyow, Percival Keene, mailed at 55c each. MISCELLANEOUS. Meta's Faith. 55c; Countess (ilsela. Marlin, 40c; The Seven Curses or London. 30c; Hard Cash. 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MILLER'S ALMANAC FOR 1870, (fifty-third year of publication,) will bc ready for delivery the latter part ot November. Thc retail price will bo ten cents. A liberal discount made to deal? ers. Dealers will please send their orders at once to FOOARTIE'S HOOK DEPOSITORY, No. seo King street, Charleston, S. C. CATALOUUE NO. 18. The November No. of The sunday Magazine, a Monthly or Recreation and Instruction, Illus? trated; edited by Rev. Thoa, (luthrie. D. H., $3 50; single numbers30 cents. Llpplucott's Magazine fur November, containing its usitul amount of good things, $4 a year; singlo uumbois 35 cents. Her Majesty's Lover, second aeries; by William llepworlh Dixon, $1 60. Manual of Astronomy, by John Drow, llustratcd, $160. ? One Poor Girl, Tho Story of Thousands; by Wirt Slkcs. Walter Ogilby, a novel by thc author of Wan-Bun, ta. Our Own Birds, a Familiar Natural History of the Birds of Hie United States; by Wm. L. Balley, $1 60. Diary, Continued from Melbourne House; second scries, $1 76. Queechy, $2 Tho Wido World, $2. A largo and varied stock of Pocket Diaries for 1870. Wo arc now receiving, In advance of the Holi? days, many beautifully illustrated Books. Photo? graph Albums, Portfolios, Writing Cases, Ac, Ac. For thc Young Folks, wc have a large supply of Juvenile Rooks, and new supply of the School Girl's favorite, " Student's Companion " and " Casket.1' Novels and Light Reading of tho latest and Standard Authors scut, by Mall without extra charge. Any Books published In America or Europe scut rreo or pus tn go on receipt of publisher's price. Address FOG ARTIE'S DOOK DEPOSITORY, No. 2CO Klug street, (In thc Bend,) Charleston, S.C. novo HiuthnAO y UPERIOR COLOGNE WATER. Manufactured and for sale by Dr. IL RAER, ocio No. 131 Mooting street. A QtsnnocmeiUo. GRAND MASONKJ KA I I!. Under thc nuthorlij and approval or the M. \V. UK AND MllUli: nil?! M. i :. liHANI? BOYAL A Itel I i ll APTER of thc Slate of south Carolina, will l?c opened AT IIIIIKItNIAN ll Al.I., ON MUNDAY KV KN INO, NovKunm; nm. AI ? o'clock. Will open al Hie Hume hour .lin ing H.mi c week, ?uni will close ?ii lt o'clock inch night. nn<l on THURSDAY .ind S.vruin.w A;TI:K NOON ul 2 o'eloct. Masonic Jewels and Itegulht. Silver ?md Plated Ware. Jewelry, lluiisehui.l Goods, Perfumery, , Dress Howls, Clothing. H its, u< rreslitncnts of ?di | kinds. Paney Articles, ?'.ml a lin ne and varied as sort un ni of other merchandise, will he ottered for ' sale Contributions and donations will in. thank. ? fully received and acknowledged. The lower Saloon will IMS opi ned every Hight, al io o'clock, Tor Cotillion and quadrille Parties, un? der lin' management and dirortioil of Iheolllccrs Of lal Candeur and Walhalla l.odgoi. and a tine String Hand will lie in attendance. Arrangements have liccit made to transmit Telegrams from thc Hall tu all parts of thc United stillos, or hy ? aide to Europe. SRNIOK M .WAI,Kits. M. W. J. cosNKn, u. M. tv. c. if. SIMONTOS, P. M. K. l?. s. BRUNS, t:. ll. M. p. ; vt. F. M. HOUKIITSUN, p. M. iv. c. M. I'URMAN.I M. P. fl. M. W. J. A. WAUKNKII, P. M. W. A. K. Mll.l.KIt, P. M. ti. M. W. fl. II. WAI.TKII, P. M. M. w. ALIT.KD PRICK, P. w. II. H. t unmrrr, p. M. C. M. . W. A. ISAACS, P. M. M. W. P. ll. CAMIIILLL, W. J. IIIKMK, P. M. P. tl. M. ' W. .). A. BRADLEY. Jr..P. M. Wi H. lll'IRT, P. (1. M. M. M. W. J. t.. om:. P. ti. M.I W. S. W. MAURICK.P. M. M. W. WM. tlURNRV, D. IV. T. Tl'RNKH.P. M. H., li. M., New York, i W. h W. ANURI, P. M. M. K.J. ll. HONOUR, Sr., IV. J. MUKRNXIR, :.. M. p. ti. ti. p. ; iv. II. H. DKI.RO . p. M. lt. W. IV. K. IH.AKK, l>. IV. C. E. CHICHESTER, P. C. M. i M. lt. li. M. MUSKS, I). C. ll. IV. I?. J. WAKI.KI.I., P. M. P. IV. C. II EN ?IV, P. M. H. iv. w. T. WALTER, P. IV. IV. S. HOWMAN,!', M. s. c. M. . w. J. CARNIUIIAN, P. M. R. w. s. A. DURHAM, P. W. it. iv. SEYMOUR, P. J. c. w. ! M. lt. w. JAMES MCCI'L- 1 w. A. RAOUL, P. M. LOUOll, S. C. W. Hi v. ilrotlier A. T. I?0R R. W. J. S. BUIST, J. C. TEIL W. 1 Rev. Uro. IV. W. HICKS, R. w. H. w. SenaonKn,I Rev. Uro. J. li. M. ouu 0. T. MACEIllO. M. lt. J. R. Ptt'KKTT, ti. Rev. Uro. S. C. VRIIDKU. C. ; Rev. tiro. J. M. (?KEENE. W. Z. W. CAKWILK, 8.1 Hov. Uro. W. H. YATES. O. D. ; Rev. Uro. W. IV. Limn. W. H. COVIMITON, &.G. Rev. Uro. K. A. WAU D. ^ NBR. W. CT. TOWNSEND, J. Q.I Rev. Uro. R. P. CUTI.BR. D. Ilrotlier Ku. SEIHUNU. w. a. M. JORDAN,J.e. Uro.JAMBSW. CRAY. D. uro. A. iv BLUNT. W. P. K. CoilSRN, O. M.I Bro. W. (i. SIMMS. W. D. E. GILCHRIST, G. S.I Bro. T. .1. LOCKWOOD. R. R. C. P.JACKSON, O.T. Uro. M. ll. NATHAN. H. K. C. G. J A KU EH, G. K.' Uro. (i. S. HACKER. R. K. J. K. HOYT, ti. S. I Uro. T. Y. SIMONS. K. W. H. 1). OAILLAHD.I Uro. J. H. BETTS. G. C. H. I Bro. li. W. PAKKKR. K. K. W. LLOYD, G. ll. A.; Bro. J. HAHI.KSTON. C. I Bro. lt. S. VKNNINO. W. ST. J. Pnn.i.irs, P. M.1 Bro. .1. lt. HOYI-STOM. W. H. P. DUNKIN, P. M. I Bro. E. I). KssroN. IV. R. Y EADON, P. M. Uro. N. C. NOWELL W. A. I', A i I,me n. p. M. Bro. W. A. KKI.I.V. W. I). W. HAINES, P. M. j S. S. SOLOMONS. Rsq. W. J. B. KERSHAW, P. M.| H. T. PEAKE, Esq. JUNIOR MANAGERS. W. A.T. SMYTHE. President of Hie Association. W. /.. H. OAKES, vice-President. W. S. THOMAS, Sr., Chairman Committee of Ar? rangements. Bro. S. K. WELCH. Treasurer. Bro. ll. K. BROWN, Secretary. S. K. C. PHONBBEKURK, South carolina Com? mander.?*. Comp. S. ll. OrPBKUKiu, H. P. Carolina Chap? ter, No. l. Cutup. W.T. MILLEU, ll. P. Union Chapter, No. 3. comp. Dr. J. ii. HONOUR, Jr., H. P. zerubbabel Chapter, No. ll. Comp. H. II. MttM.BR, Germania Chapter, No. 12. JOHN MCLBISU. W. M. Solomon's Lodge, No. 1. WILMOT O. DESAUSSUHB, W. M. Union Kilwin? ning Lodge, No. 4. J. SOMERS RUST, W. M., Washington Lodge, No. 5. A. FALK, W. M. Friendship Lodge, No. o. R. S. DURYEA, W. M. St. Andrew's Lodge, No. 10. CHAS. INOLKSBY, W. M. Orange Lodge, No. ll. FRED. HORSEY, W. M. Pythagorean Lodge, No. 21. J. BOCK, W. M. La Candeur Lodge, No. 30. A. MELCIIKRS, Walhalla Lodge, No. 00. W. E. MIKCI.L, W. M. Landmark Lodge, No. 70. G. L. BUIST, W. M. Franklin Lodge, No. 00. W. F. PADDON, W. M. Tyre Lodge, No. 130, Bros. ?KORUB H. INORAIIAM, .ll.. S. WEBB, J. lt. HALL, WM. KN??, I). MULLER, W. W. PEMBERTON, C. W. STYLES, WM. L. KINO. .1. II. LEOB, N. W. KINSMAN, W. J. TRIM, L. F. MEYER. FLOOR COMMITTEE. .IV. N. LEVIN, P. M. | Bro. J. M. WOMACK. Bro. W. W. SIMONS. ; Bro. J. II. HALL. Bro. J. H. LOEB. I Bro. A. MOWRY. Price of admission to thc Fair. 93 cents. Children under 14 years of age, 13 cents. Season Tickets, $1. Admission to Ball-room, one Gentleman and two Ladies, 50c. Tickets can he obtained al thc Hotels, Jewelry and Hook Stores, at Hie Hall, and of the Secretary at lils place of business, No. 24 (layne street. HS' Thc Street Hallway Company have very kindly consented lo allow their ears to await the closing of the Pair, each evening, for the accom? modation nf thc visitors. .Tlie South Carolina. Northeastern, cheraw and Darlington, Savannah und charleston, Charlotte, Columbia mid Augusta Railroads, Florida and Georgetown Steamers, have,willi their usual public spirit, reduced the price ol' travel on their several lines, and will issue Excursion Tlckels, good Tor ten days, from thc int li November, for one fare. nov*J tuthtafms ?ljivlo nub ?iirm?ljing (?oob?. fjMT?"PL?C?'"T?" BUY YOUR'S?I?RTST ssssssssssssssss SSSSSSSSSSSSSSi?S ss ss ss ss ss ss SS TUE SS ss ss SS STAR SS ss ss SS SHIRTS SS SS ii 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 . AND SS as ss SS UNDERWEAR. SS SS ss ss ss ssssssssssssssss SSSSSS?SSSSSSSS8 Don't forget Hie place, THE STAR SIGN, MEETING STREET, NE ABLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL. OCtUDAO Q N E PRICE THOMAS :H . BLACKWELL Is constantly receiving additions to his Large Assortment of MENS' FURNISHING GOODS. His Int?malo relations with Importing Houses at thc North enables him to sell thc Best Goods at less thou New York prices. THU LATEST STYLES OP SCARFS, TIES. COLLARS, HOSIERY, HAND K HUGH RIK f's, UNDERWEAR, Ao. DAJOU'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. The Quaker City Fine Shirt, ready made and to order. All goods marked In PLAIN FIOURES, AND ONE PRICE TO ALL No. 210 KINO STREET, sept22 ?mos Ono doer bolow Marke'. (Groceries, ?iqnoro, S*c. TKTIBTEItN BACON, LAIM) AND >T PUK! lt. .vi boxes prime HULK SHOULDERS icragin A rut I lercos Clear Smoked Stilt's 20 lilnly. Bright Choice Shoulders ' ".'i hilda. Rejected Shoulders- large . .? . ?J'HI packages l*ure I.?-:. i i.ni.i ann hills. Kniter ami Kxira l-'lour lu slot?1, uihl lui' sale al reduced liri, e< li? BERNARD O'NE'II.L nova a l'., .t Ihiy. T IQUOItS ! LIQUORS ! LILJlOltSl r. RK AT ll K I) I' c T ION I N I' :; I CB. Tin* subscribers having 1.n upitointcd solo agents for HENRY WAI.I..M K ,v co., hitluiMphla, fur Hu: sale or their Uno ul.II RVK, WHEAT ASI? liOUHHON WHISKIES, arc prupured lu make a llticriil IIISL'INIIII mi large nnlers. A lull supply of thc above Whiskies alwavs mi h ami. Parlies nimm purchasing wimbi id? well lo give us a call before negotiating elsewhere. IIYRNB A FOGARTY, CORNER Clll'RCII AND CHALMERS STItKKTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. novo itiihssmos J <> s i: i' ii T u i i-i s T Sole Agent lor south Carolina ami Georgia .>: lite celebruieil KLEINE H'S CINCINNATI I.AIIKIt ItRKR. Tltc alsivc world-renowned iteer i-, mi?le nf pur? Gcrmiin Burley Ala)' uno Ila varian Hops, ami ree .immeiiileil l.y emiiieut physicians ns a suiierlor beverage, i o saloon keepers il recommciuls ll iclf by keeping clear as ?ry si al, with plenty or biaui or steam to thc last ilr.ip in the barrel, ami never I urning sinn- either in summer or ? inter. Full - M ; . j 11 ?- rm: slant Iv kepi on hllllil. OFFICE, NORTHWEST CORSER BAST HA V ANT? UUMItKlll.ANIJ STRKKTS. novo nul?simo i B A CON'. 15 At: ON! 15 A CON I'RIMK CLEAR SI DI'S, Western Shoulders, llreakfast llacoa amt Poxes Codfish, l.aniling ami lu store. For stile by nwvu luthsa w. QURNKY, No. nw Rust Hay. TCyAST ERN HAY LANDING SM bales Prime EASTERN HAY lamllng at Diown's Wharf. Por sale by WKST A JONES, novo 2 No. TU East I'av. B O K N E O ? A ti G I N O io bales Horneo HA oe INO. For sate by HENRY CORIA A CO. novo tutti-.: ?)r*C/\ PACKAGES MACKEREL, ?i'JVJ MON, AC, NOW LANDING. SAL - half (ibis, finest MESS MACKEREL - quarter bbl?, finest Mess Mackerel - kits llncsl Mess Mackerel - bair bbl?. No. 1 Hay large Mackerel - ipinrler bbls. No. 1 Hay large Mackerel - kits amt hair kits Hay large Mackerel - kits ami bair kits No. 1 Salmon - kits Soumis ami Tongues George's Hank Cotlllsh Choice Scalcil Herrings. Por sute by KLINGE. WICKENBERG A CO. n o vs 2 N E W I. A It D lt PIN E D F A M I L Y L A R D. Wc arc now packing N E W L A R li o y THIS s K A s o N S MAKE. Tierces, half bbls.. Kegs, 3 lbs., 5 lbs., amt 10 lbs. Caddies, oo lb. rases. Por price lists, address. PROCTOR A GAM RLE. ocl23 Uistitis_Cincinnati, Ohio. IT . IVB ll P O O L SALT! noon sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, diroct from Liv? erpool-large and full sacks, l-'or sale at lowest market prices, by OCI20_T. J. KERR A CO. ?JgALLANTlNE & SON'S PALE ALE. Wecklv supplies of the above superior brand, m barr?is and hau" barrels. For sale by W. II. CHAPEE A CO., octll Imo No. 207 East Hay SIrcet."*i IFLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, ? (SANTON1NE.) Tltev arc purely vegetable, sure nnd sure. The best iii use. For sale by Dr. H. HA EH, No. 131 Meeting street, nets Wholesale Agent. JUST It E C E I V E D. CARBONATE OF AMMONIA li le a rb o n ate pl Soda Cream or Tartar Fresh Hops. For sale, wholesale and retail, by Dr. II. RAER. oct? No. LU Meeting street. TQISON'S TO Ii A CCO ANTIDOTE. Wnrrnnted to remove all desire for Tobacco in any rorm. Restores suilerers troni Hs Injurious i neets to robust health. Ol great beiicilt to Dys? peptics. For salo by Dr. H. HA EH, No. lill Meeting street, nclfi A """I f"r ""nih Corunna. PIIAMS ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK. A SURE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. One Dollar a Hollie. Sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of price. The Antidote ls the best remedy that can be administered in Munla-a-Potu, mid also fur all nervous nirec.Hous. For sale by Dr. H. RAER. Ko. 131 Meeting si root, ort? Agent for South Carolina. jyjr; ARENGO CURES FEVER AND AGUE. THE FINEST TONIC IK THE WORLD. ?y For salo by all Druggists. G. J. LU RN, Agent, Druggist, Corner King and John street, sept 17 Brnos_Charleston, S. C. gOLOMON'S BITTERS ARE FOR SALE BY ! D r s. RAOUL <fc L Y N A H, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS, septn 3mos XlHsccllaneoRs. PO TO GEORGE LITTLE & CO. VT for Fino FURNISHING GOODS at LOW riti?os. oct30 stuthlmo S OLOMON'S BITTERS ACCOMPLISH ALL THEY PROMISE. For salo at septn amos_RAOUL A LYN A n's. WANTED, THE LADIES TO CALL and examine the Slock of Youth's, Boy's and C hildren's CLOTH INO, nt GEORGE LITTLE A CO., oe 130 stuthlmo_No. 213 King street. J) 0 YOU WISH TO PREVENT YOUR CHILL AND FEVER! septn 3mos USE SOLOMONS' BITTERS. -fertilisers. r^AND PLASTER. 600 barrels LAND PLASTEE, lu store. For sale by octW OLNEY A CO.