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VOLUMK VIII.-NU 31 li KR 121 . CHARLESTON, MONDAY MORNING, NOV KM li KR 15, IH ). SIX D LKAUS A Y KAR. Tim NATIONAL CAI'ITA T.. Thc Sun Dominai T rmt y-S agar PraudHitt Sew Orleans-The Ked skins Quirt-Tilt? Prc '??-< lintier tin- Turin* to bc Incrcnsctl. (SrECIAI. TKLKORAM TO T1IK NKWB." WASHINGTON, November 14. The President has received mid will submit to the Semite upon thc meeting of Congress thc treaty for the annexation of San Domingo to thc UnitoTI States. Thc details of he treaty are as yet unknown outside the Cabinet. Collector C tsey, or New Orleans, has been In structed to ferret out tho heavy rruuds which arc known to have occurred In thc sugar invoices of thu Customhouse. Thc indian troubles arc believed to tie over, ut least ror thc present. Itcports received by the indian Bureau show thal thc tribes generally have settled upon their reservations. Rx-Mlnlster Wehl) had a long Interview yester day with Ute President, in relation to Hie Para guayan ullllcuttles. Special Commissioner Well", or the Internal Revenue Department, tn his annual report, will recommend adding numcrou s articles lo thc free list under thc tar Hf. luton vim ASSOCIATKII runes.] WASUIKOTON, November 13. In nccordance with u resolution of tho Louis ville Convention, President Killmore has appoint ai manton Duncan, ol Kentucky, and llobert T. Sanders, or Tennessee, Commissioners to thu lltis siau Exposition in 1S70. Thc terms or tho resolu tion add Mr. Killmore, to ttie commissioners. Cram will uppoinl thc remaining three. Thc Tribune says editorially : ..Evidence Impli cating a prominent Washington Treasury olllcial in thc New York Customhouse frauds ls complete. He shared in thc proceeds." Thc Tribune with holds his name. (irani approves Ames' regulations, ror the Mis sissippi election. Thc accounts or butterfield, the retiring Assis tant Treasurer at New York, arc correct. lt is asserted willi much positiveness, ami will bc widely published in thc morning, that thc points in Sumner's speech against the Alabama treaty emanated from llobert J. Walker, and were rurnisbed with a view or producing compli cations which would leud to thc annexation of Nova Scotia. KU HOFF. Obsequies or Slr. Prnhotly. LONDON, November 12. The obsequies of Gcorgu Peabody tonk place lois afternoon. Thc procession was formed al thc mansion of Sir Curtis Lainpson. It consisted ol a hcursc and live mourning coaches, follow ing the procession were carriages of tho tjuceu, thc Prince of Willes, Sir Curtis Lainpson, thc Lord Mayor and Aldermen or Loudon, the High Sherill's or London und or thc Counties or Middle sex mid Surrey, thc Duchess of Somerset, the Marquis or Townshend, Lady Franklin, Miss H r den Coulls and many others. Thc funeral cortege passed slowly through the sircets, which were Uucd with crowds ol silent spectators, to Westminster Abbey. The venerable structure had been completely tilled with people, who had been admitted by tickets, and were all dressed In mourning. Hie choir was hung with black, ami the sombre uspect of Hie interior was only relieved ny the robes or Hie Lord Mayor ami Sheriff, standing near the sacrarlura, us the body was brought in, were Mr. Gladstone, Lord Clarendon, the Dean of Si. Paul's, Kev. Thomas binney, a dissenting minister; Dr. Day and John bright. A flood of sunshine poured through the win dows nt the moment the procession entered the building. The coflln, which was placed on a bier ai the end of the choir, was plain ami inior uameuted, covered with black. On the ltd was a breastplate, willi an inscription giving simply the name of deceased, place and dale of birth, und death. The Lesson was read by the Archdeacon of Westminster As soon os Hie ceremony within the clim rh was over, the procession formed again and advanced lo a spot near the western en trance, where a temporary grave had been pre pared, and an excavation two to three feet deep made, thc sides of which were lined With black drapery. Herc tho body was deposited, ami will remain milli taken to America. Lord John Thuine read the remainder of Hie burial service at Hie head of thc grave, on the right stood thc mourners, in cluding "tho Cubed States Minister, ami on Hie left were General Grey, Mr. Gladstone, Loni Clarendon, the Lord .Mayor. High Sheriffs, amt Hie clergy nf Westminister und St. Paul's. After thc collin hail been lowered into Hie grave, a Moral cross was placed on lt. This ucl was witnessed in profound silence, mid served tn increase thc emotion which pervaded the con gregation. The people then passed around the collin, mid look a last look al Hie features of the dead. Kritnr.c, PARIS, November III. I.Mm Rollin refuses to return lo Paris, though bo continues a candhlalo for the corps L gislatif. I/ouis blanc is a cnndKlate for thc samo district. Rollin has issued an address to thc electors, which is ridiculed by nil t lie Puris papers. Thc city garrison has boen Increased by two cavalry regiments. Another monster demonstra tion lu tho streets in favor of Ruchcfoit was un molested by inc police. Spain. MAIIJMII, November If!. lt ls reported that tho Spanish Government re reived a dispatch frooi Florence saying that thc Italian Cabinet approve lite candidature ofilia Duke of Genoa. Senor Orcnso, one of ibo Repub lican deputies recently arrested, has been uncon ditionally released, and has gone io Frunce, lt is said Hie government contemplates releasing all political prisoners not accused of criminal acts. Topeto lias been elected vice-president or the Constituent Cortes. The bishop or Havana has been arrested ut Cadiz. Thc Sacs Canal, LONDON, November 13, The bed of rock in Ihn Sue/. Canal, ut Ismaola, which hus Peon tho groat hindrance to dredging operations, is to bu blasted out. Thu convoy on thc opening or tia: canal will consist or eighty ships. Thc London under writers, however, most ly decline to Insure vessels bound thron, h thc canal. . TDe.Btmpress in tim lCu t. CAIRO, November 13. Thc Empress Engente departed tor Alexandria to-day. ^ TMtS "KVKU FAITH F UK rSLK." ll AVASI, November 13, DeRodas' return is expected on Monday; the city hus been perfectly tranquil during his ab sence. % The Diarlo newxpapor, this morning, has au editorial article, wherein it says the existence of any antl-Spnttisli element In Caba ls ubnormul nod transitory. I-A HUS FROM T//K HI HKS. Tho Journeymen tullois at Chicago have struck. Thc strike of ihc Now Turk brakemen con tinues extending, and on engineers' sink.' la ap prehended. T UK STA T E V A I R . T ll I H lt A .Y l> I. A S TUA Y ' S I' li O vt:t:itix<is. I, I ST O V V H K M I I' M S . Horse mn list; i {i-Accident io 1H r. i.ui^ 11H r l-The I.n>( Meet i ng- Appoint nient of Delegates-Resolution* or Thank - Awnnliu}; of Silver Clips, .? < . n:i)M (MT. SPECIAL COERESrOSDENT.] COLUMBIA, SuVCRlUCr IX Yesterday, ni live o'clock, ns tho readers of THE NEWS have Leen Informed Ly telegraph, thc sixth annual Kuir of thc Mouth Carollou Agrtcut tiirnl and Ucchanlcal Society was elosctl Hs suc cess gives good reason to hope that it will give a fresh impulse to the agricultural interests or tile State, ana open the way for a large increase of wealth and population. On yesterday tho crowd waa much iargcr thua on either of the previous days, and Ute proceed ings by far more interesting. Premiums Awarded. Ai l o'clock thc Bxccut Ivo Committee proceeded to the stand,and General Johnson llagoud, presi dent ol' thc society, ilUllounced thc names of those who received premiums and the premium. The delivery or the premiums occupied about two hours und a hair. Thc premiums consisted or gold and silver medals, silver cups, money, Ac. A couper received a wooden pail with hoops or silver as his premium for the nest made wooden wnrc. Thc following ls a complete List of Pru in in ni H. M ICItlSEKY. Committee-lt. F. Evans, George VT. Morse, lt. C. .tones, John Melde. The Committee ou Machinery made thc follow lug report: Mcndcnhnll self-acting hand loom, exhibited hy Messrs. Shields A Glaze, or Columbia, lt ls well mude, easy lo work, aol liable togcl out or order, and operates well. "Kureka" smut machine. J. 1). Dreher, Colum bia, s. c. Your commit icc did not sec this ma chine In operation, hut it seems to bc well built, und worthy ot t lie attendons or planters. raient saw sharpener, exhibited by Messrs. Shields A Glaze, Columbia, S. C. An excellent machine, und deserving ot i he atteni iou or nil who ure using circular saws or Other saw mills. Sewing machine, exhibited by J. B. Adger A Co., Charleston, s. c.; also, Tour or mc willcox A Gibbs and Weed Sewing Machines. All these machines arc most useful; thc one exhibited by Messrs. Adgei A Cn. cheap and within thc renell nf nil, and Hie Willcox A- Gibbs machine is too well known io require mir endorsement. Hincklcy's knitting machine, exhibited hy J. v.*. Thomas. Abbeville. S. C.. is a must valuable faintly labor-saving machine, knitting stockings, under shirts, drawers, and many oilier anieles, and ls sold for (:>S. Submerged pump, hy Messrs. Jennings, Thom* li n--on A Co., Chariest (in, S. C.; also, one hy Mr. Richard Tozer, or Columbia; also, one liri and force ..Monitor House Pump,*1 by Mr. A. Y. Lee. of Columbia, who is agent for W. li. Carr A Co., of New York. These pumps lui vc each their points or value, and are all worthy or the attention or thc planters, who could save much labor and time by a good pump Tor the clumsy ni rangements ol inc present, wells. Mr. O.T. Mason, of Sumter, S. C., exhibits an electric, fan for kerosene lamps, which ls an In genious application or electricity lo increase com bustion. Ile also exhibits an electric, alarm, which ls au equally Ingenious application of elec tricity, iur the detection ol burglars. Mustere. T. Musou, nf Slimier, exhibits a mini ature steam engine, which is very creditable to him, mid your committee advise, Hit' though there is no premium ottered fur such articles, some award Should be made tu Master Ma son, and lu future a premium be ottered for thc liest piece of mechanism constructed entirely hy a boy under eighteen years of agc. (A silver medal was presented to Master Mason.) Portable steam eugine, manufactured und ex hibited by Mr. Richard Tozer, or Columblu. To this machine, which is well bulli and creditable to die builder, your committee award thc premium ur a gold medal. SOUTHERN Xl AN U FACTURUS. Committee-James H. Gibbes, P. M. Rogers, J. K. Meng, R. Murdock. The Committee on Southern Manufactures re port thal the articles on exhibition in their de partment, though not extensive,*was very supe rior, md found li diiilciiit to discriminate, espe cially in vants, exhibited hy Childs, Johnson A Co., (Saluda,) George W. Williams A Co., (Hales ville,) mid H. H. Coiivcrs, (lliviugsvllle) The committee awarded a medal to Messrs. Childs, Johnson A Palmer, ofSaluda, Tor thu best bah-of coll n yarn. The committee also called especial al uni lion to the handsome coltan warps spun hy tho Saluda factory. Thc following arc their awards: best bale s oz. oanuhurgs,gold medal; best l ale sheeting, $.8-11. h. envers. best liai.: shirting, $8-G. W. Williams A Co., ilateavilic. Host bale codon yarn, $8-Childs, Johnson A Palmer. best piece tweed cassi mero, (fl;best piece sati net, jeans, ..?:;; c. scott, ngcnl Rock island Co. The commilteo compared a flue specimen of Knglisli yara with a piece from the Saluda Pac tory, and are pleased lo say thal thc comparison waa decidedly io lie advantage of the Southcru made yaru. MA Nt'FACTURES- LEATHER- STATIONERY. Committee-J. K. Davis, Thomas Wilson, A. M. Aiken, James Pagan. J. P. Tilomas, Itoluintiiu, Lest and largest col lection leather, '>; s: les soie leather, medal; tini ness leather, medal; plantation leather, $??; upper leather, medal, nf I he remainder of articles ox hiiiiicd by Mr. Thomas, honorable mention ls mailc. Mr. J. lt. Tinner, of Anderson, was awarded Hie premium, a silver medaL for the heat half donen calfskins. YoigerA Ci ., .Salem, N. C., best dozen brogans, medal: dozen hoots, medal; gent's shoes, medal; ttulshcd calfskin, medal. Hen. Williams, (colored) of columbia, received a premium for tho aecoud best Int of shoes. Walker, Cans A CO., Charleston, liest writing imper, gold medal; specimen book himliug, $&. specimen book printing, io. MISCXI.IWiHRUl'F. Committee-Miss Julia Wbilden, Miss L. Har lan, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. John S. Richardson, Mrs. Hr. Lynch, lt. S. Hoillltim, Mrs. McKenzie, Miss Julia C. brown. Miss Mila Aikcu, Miss Julia Wig fall, Mrs. John li. Kennedy. Isaac. Sul/.hacher, Columbia, show-case, hand some display. Mrs. Dr. Gag , Cition, rabbit-skin cape, silver medal. Mrs. M. A. Holm 's, Columbia, box okra hemp, sivnr medal. Mrs. M. K. brady, Columbia, ca te of stuffed birds und snake, silver medal. Miss Mary Frost, Richland, bell pull, silver medal recommended. Dr. 1>. L. boozer. Columbia, case of artificial teeth, favorable notice. L. C. Schultheis, fancy Hillel box, skilful carv ing. Mrs. C. K. Heed, Columbia, ladles' hals and case or dry goud-., favorable notice. C. F. Jackson, Columblu, case of fancy dry g.ls, linc display. Miss Cunna Wcslfield, Greenville, two pieces of music, or her own composition. (Thu committee, not having heard die above, cannot report.) W. II. Whild'-u A Co., Charleston, gold-headed canes, silver goblets, forks, ladies, AC, particular ly recommended. Miss Hell Hughes, Columbia, swan skin cape, silver medal. Ursuline Convent, victorine, (feather work,) silver medal. MKs M. L. Kershaw, York, box Of hair work, silver medal. FARMIN'll 111 CLEMENTS. Committee-John H. Kennedy, ll. it. Rice, J. G. Mccutchell, iL V. Williamson, H. L. benbow, T. ll. Conter, c. E. Volk. Grey tMiey, Hillsboro', N. C., colton press, gold medal; also, one straw cutter, gold medal. Geo. i*. Plngrce, charleston, Kllerbco'a trans. phinlei, $.">. J. J. Kendal!. N. c., "economy" washing ma chine, premium. K. IL M ur fee, Alabama, one-horn-subsoil plough, medal. ' J. c. Goss, union, Hulisoii plough, Cow-la m Cravcioy, Charleston, Cullen's gin, 10: also, Hruiiy plough, premium. Julius Ut Siuiih, Greenville, Watt's turning plough, medal. H. Morris, Columbia, colton gin, j io. J. E. Adger A Co., Charleston, Watt's nlotiaii. premium. 1 ' med-fl ll"KKln,":' n ''llU8ton, colton seed planter, HOOSRBOLO RI-ARTMRRT. Committee-William M. Shannon, I. G. MoKla ? eK\ K\ A ,V""".Y.r\ J- Ml rtl'K*i J- McClure, Hr. A. G. Kailey, Waller Gregg. ' llesl Jar preserved figH, Miss Mary R. Edwards Columhia, silver; preserved pears, silver Heat tumbler haw Jelly, Mrs. A. M. Gubinurd. Columbia, silver. Heal suinplc apple jelly, Mrs. M. E. Porrln.Abbo vlile, Hllvcr. Heat sample npplc tonthcr, Miss Bullly Thomas. Abbeville, silver. Heat gallon Chinese syrup, Captain D. M. Rout ers, gs; Best fresh batter, Mrs. J. W. Watts, Laurens, 15. I lexi iiair bushel dried apples, Mrs. T. W. Hollo ws*', Newberry, silver. Best crystallized watcrmeiion.Mrs. M. K. Brady, Columbia, silver. Best jar Palmetto pickle, Miss M. C. Townsend. Kdisto Island, Uiver. liest jar conserves, Miss c. A. Mayrant, Colma bin, sliver. liest jar fresh peaches, Mrs. W. II. Rlbltes, Co lumlUi, $o. liest Jar pear preserves, Mrs. S. .1. Krault, fites ter, sliver; liesl jar apple telly, silver. liest, cherry Jelly, Mrs. Wm. Klee, Columbia, sil ver; best cake soup. $"?. best raspberry Jain, Miss ll. Leckie, Chester, -li ver; blackberry jellv, silver. Sweet tomato pickles. Miss E. A. Sloan, Colum bia, silver. Pepper cntsup. Mrs. .1. Fisher, Columbia, silver. Peach Jelly, Mrs. ir. beck. Columbia, silver. Tomato catsup, Mrs. C. H. bryce, Columbia, sil ver. Jar olives, South Carotina growth, Hubert Chis olm, Charleston, (fi. Jar May tuilier, Mrs. S. M. bice, I nion, ?.*>; to mulo catsup, $5. Dried okra, Mrs. McCamtUOO, Columbia, silver; sealed tomatoes, silver. Jar Cayenne pepper, Mrs. I.. M. Itookliart, Co lumbia, silver. Tomato preserves, Ursuline Convent, silver; peach preserves, silver. Plain bread, Mrs. A. V. bee, Colombia, $.1. Sponge cake, Mrs. Vf. A. Wright, Columbia, silver. Jar lard. Mrs. .1. lt. Hardin, Fairfield. $.".; pre served watermelon, sliver; plain nuke, silver. Orange preserves, Miss A. M. Pickling, Colum bia, silver. Artichoke pickles, Miss E. A. Herron, Spartan burg, silver. boxes sugar. Passmore A Wilhelm, Green ville, $5. .tars hermetically sealed fruit, Mrs. J. P. Thomas, Columbia, premium. Gallon vinegar, Mrs. ll. Vf. Parr, Fairllehl, sliver. Irish potato starch, Mrs. E. Fenley, Richland, silver. The specimens of honey exhibited liv P. S. Feld ami N. W. Grady were considered equally good, aud a premium was awarded to each. M ci p runes. Committee-Dr. lt. F. Harton, Alexander Mc Queen, Nathan ll. Robertson, Vf. G. iiiuson, Wm. A. Murun. Thomas ll. Jeter, Jesse G. bykes. J. It. Shuter, Lexington, pumpkin, premium $2. D. W. Aiken, Abbeville, one bushel each, or bar lev, $f>; rve, $5; oats, r>; red wheat, $5; sweet po tatoes, $( ; turnips, tr . J. W. Watts, Laurens, bushel Hungarian grass seed, $5: bale clover hay, $6. H. ll. Folk, Laurens, bule native grass hay, $.">. Mrs. F. II. Mayrant, Columbia, six stalks, sam ple ol limb and seed id unbind long colton, ii. lt. O'Ncale, Jr., Columbia, bushel upland rice, *f>. Mrs. Il, P. Mayrnut, Coluiubin, r tsle plant and twigs, $10. ll. II. Folk, Newberry, largest yield native grass oil one acre. MSW pounds, $-r>. L. L. Young, Laurens, two bales wool, $10, (for sale.) F. M. Rodgers, Darlington, bushel stock corn, $5. Hlnkcly A Gibbes, Columbia, bale second beni upland colton, $10. U. A. Grlllln, Abbeville, Hrs! premium, bale wool, loo pounds, $20. S. Vf. Nicholson, Abbeville, bushel wheat. $.*.. Mrs. Vf. S. Katiti. Fairllehl, bushel pinders. J. M. Crawford, Columbia, bale upland cotton, $20. Ten l ales colton. ,1. M. Crawford, Columbia, silver goblet presented by the Chamber of Coui< ?ncrccof charleston. WODI , TIN, IIIOS. Committee-J. N. Hcrndou. IL K. barkley, Asa Race, H. P. Alexander, J. C. Haskell. best sash, blinds au<i doors, F. W. Wing, Coluui bin. silver. best cotton gin, Vf. 8. Heuerey, Charleston premium $io. best seed planter, Vf. S. Henen-y, Charleston silver medal. best corn mill, Vf. S. Ilenercy, Charleston, pre mium $10. Model of furnace, for expanding railroad lires W. II. Smith, Charleston, gold medal recoin mended. liest farm gate on hinges, IL Ward, Rdgcttetd silver medal. best open buggy, brennan A Carroll, Columbia Silver medal. Best mill irons, cast, Goldsmith & Kind, Coluui bia, silver medal. best brooms, C. J. Slolhraud, Columbia, silvei medal. best four-horse wagon, George Vf. Wright, Co lumbla, premium $10. best two-horse wagon. Fowler, Foster A Co. Sparlauburg, premium $S. Best phtclon. Fowler, Foster A Co., Spartuii burg, prize of $io recommended. best picture flume, Richard barry, Columbia silver medal. Best steel rail, patent applied for, gold medu recommended. BOUTHRB!I DOMESTIC PAUBICS. Committee- Mrs. Catherine MeFie, Mrs. Jaine Douglass, Mrs. J. Vf. Harrington, Mrs. J. E. tia con, A. C. Haskell. best carpeting. Miss Mary Slack, Richland, $1 Best ottoman cover, Miss belle Heise, Richland silver medal. best piano cover, Miss Rosa Dani Kier, Orang! burg, Best wove counterpane, Mrs. J. C. Rabb, Fail Held, ts. Best patch work quilt, in cotton, Mrs. J. A Hendrix, Columbia, $s. best patch work (pilli, in silk, Mrs. IL ll. Foll Newberry, $10. Iles! crib quill, silk, Mrs. C. II. Manson, Coluui bill, $ . best imitation Marseilles quilt, Mrs. J. it. Sindel Lexington, $8. best silk comfort, Mrs. E. A. Woodward, Oreel wood. i . Best patch work, Sallie Jenkins, niue years oh Columbia, $fl. best knitted counterpane, spun and knit. Mis Carrie braue. Lexington. $s. best raised work quilt, Mrs. T. W. Undowa; Newberry, SH. best picture in tapestry, Mrs. R. Tozer, Collin bia, $8. best hearth rug, Mrs. M. E. brady. Columbi; silver. best cushion in worsted, Mrs. A. Y. Lee, Cn limbla, silver. Best sewing machine, Mrs. Mary B. Laina Edgullcld, silver. Recommended awards for the following: Three silk handkerchiefs, Mrs. Buller, silVC Mrs. 1>. Wyatt. Aiken, Abbeville, $ . Log cabin quilt, Miss Alice Johnston, Sparta burg, $; . oumi Aim AN n HttKsnav. Commit leo-Wm. Summer, Vf, S. Mullins, ; W. Thompson, Dr. J. Quat:lebaitm. Hr. Thomas IL Carter, Fiilrtleld, best lot Bee ling apples, $f>; BISO, liest lot of apples, fd. John A. Cannon, F.dgcilcid. apples, premium. Mrs. F. II. Mayrant, of Columbia, largest ci lection of pears, $;'>. J. ll. Henson, James Island, S. C., raba oranges, $.',. N. W. daddy, liest honey. In comb, $f.. Tho committee found gn^it diilluully in ileclt lug between thc samples or honey exhibited I Mr. Guddy and by Mr. Fcldcr,pf Oruugchurg. Tin millee, willi pleasure, the basket or mangoes c bibbed hy Mrs. Troevant, or Columbia. HOUSES. Thorowjhbrvilx. Commit tee-Thomas Taylor, Lewis Jones. N. W. Walker, G. M. Jordan, Vf i K. Easley, Wm. I Bice, F. H. Trcnholm. Moore .V Fludd, Sumter, " Huleasor " studio $11). C. E. Sims, Union, first prize, 2 year old stallii coll, ts. Thomas G. bacon, EdgcOchl, first prize, :t ye old, $12. G. II. Tucker, Union, lirst prize, :t year old, f s, Thomas Bacon, Edgettcld, mare, flo. Dr. A. W. Thompson, Union, mare and coll, -I Muhl Itraji. John C. Lane, Newberry, light draft, $10. General Johnson llaguod, barnwell, :i year ol $10. lt. O'Ncale, Jr., Columbia, first pri/.e, 2 y tar ol $10. D. lt. Ix-Saiissure, Columbia, second prize,2yc nld. $.'.. Thomas 1). Lonmus, Cullimbin, first prize, o rear old, $s. J. W. ltlchbourg, meilland, second prize, oi year old, $6. J. M. Crawford. Columbia, first prize, mare, il C. P. Pelham, Richland, second prize, marc ut IOU, $10. George. II. Tucker, Union, brood mare, $10. Major J. G. Lykes, Richland, stallion sliowii nest colts, $20. A. I). Goodwyn, Orangcburg, pony Htulllon.fo rears old, $10. J. K. Vance, Abbeville, single harness hop HO. t L. C. Butow, Collcton, fastest pacer, (three tai Hes,) i m. Thc committee recommend that the second pi uluma tie awarded to thc following: W. Y. Fa dewberry-single harness horse, open to t vorld, ttO; C.. lt. Addison, EdgefJeld-double tea louth Carolina raised horses, $8; Ilevwnrd Grce .'(.lumbla-best pony, $8;-Milling, l an Held ghi (Iran stallion, $6. S. Sheridan, or Columbia, obtained a premiu or tho fast trotting r.tsillou, (Danville.) O. B. Tucker, Union, best yearling. $fi. I*. II. Joyner, Columbia, best saddle pony, $ I Smith Carolina /ialsed. ^Joseph Bates, Richland, best pair match pontt Owen Baloy, Colombia, Morgan stallion, ito. Caputo J. Canley, Kershaw, best mare, $20. Dr. J. Darby, Colombia, liest pair tp.rscs, (f dono on cotton seed cake for ooo month,) $20. Colonel A. a Haskell, Columbia, best pi lorses.opcn to the world, $16.. M. L. Bonham, Edgefleld. best single hame iorgo, $10. . \ . w. s. ItlchardsiHi, Ahii.-Miic, i'fsi .--ingle harness horse, pell In Hie world. $IP. Thomas Taylor, Cotninbla, saddle horse, o|ieu lo Hie world, i io. MILKS AM .LICKS. c-mnnlitoe-T. Davis, .1. A. Pcterklii, ii. Heatly. The Commli(ec on Unies made Hie following ": pori: .1. S. McIntosh, Columbia, mule colt, six months obi, premium. H. A. Keenan. Columbia, (our mule team. fi . I, . I* Ywttllg, bulliens, two year nhl mule, I!. H. Kiei-, mule eoll. i'-. CATTLE. Committee-L. L. Young, A. I. Waring, .lotto Nam e, Silencer Klee, John ir. Kcreven. J. w. watts, Laurens, premium r r Devon hull a years olil, Devon vow 3 years uki, Devon heiler I year ubi. .las. Rodgers, AbbcvMV, premium ror Devon helh r I t mouths olil. Dr. .1. W. Parker, Columbia, premium Tor brail miu bull unit helier. Thus. Taylor, llielilaml. premium for llrilhmin tiull three t ears obi. T. W. Rill ! , Fairfield, pvrtnluni for Hralimin cow ami cult, and bull one year ami four mont bs obi. Major J.e. Lykcs, Richland, premium Tor yoke of llraliiulti o.xeii. .1. W. Walls. Laurens, premiums tor short horn eow three years oh!; heifer two years obi; enif heifer one year obi. D. P.. Kikin. Ka i nield, premium for grade bull three A ears ohl. J. W. Walts, Laurens, prefinios for grade heif er two years obi; heifer one car obi; calf ten mouths old. Wm. Heatly, Union, premiums for bull three years obi, und cow. 'Phos. Taylor, Richland, p.emlum Tor bull three years old. Mrs. C. H. Dryer. Illchluinl, premium for cow. .!. Wash. Wuits, tautens, premium tor herd of elgin grades. Chas. Logan, Columbia, premium for grade bull four years old. lt. Tozer, Columbia, premium for grade heifer. w. p. Splgencr, Richland, premium for bull enif .1 months old. Sil KEP AM STINE. Committee-J. W. Harrington. Isaac ll. Means, w. ll. Duncan, c. K. 81ms, w. j. Durant. D. W. Aiken, Abbeville, grade rain. fb. .1. Waith. Waits, Lacrea ), merino buck. -J years nhl, *S: merino buck, I year old, $.">: :: pen me rino ewes, SS; !l pen uteri o ianihs, $.'.: a pen grade ewes. $S; pen grade lambs, |3. Thomas W. llollaway, Newberrv, Cotswell buek, $0. T. L. Rulow, Colletou, Chystcr pig-:, 4 mouths old, iii. James Hogers, Abbcviiluf berkshire linar. 0 montlis old, $ j; berkshire sow. fi months obi. fS. Ceo. H. Hope, columbia, while boar pig, half Chester and suffolk, s months old, $s. ( OATS. M. R. Clark, meilland, thoroughbred Cashmere ewe, $.v. pair grade gouts, $s. Dr. J. W. Parker, Coldaibia, pair Cashmere goals, $1. noes. L. I*. Miller, coinmoia, Chester sow, ilDcen mont tis old, f.i. ,V \ D. W. Aiken. Abbeville,/' $scx boar, $:.; Essex sow. fft. , J. M. Crawford. Colimo \. Chester hoar, eigh teen months nhl, Chestj ow. #&. CHEMICALS, OILS AN VERTILI7.K11S. Committee-b. F. Kllgori; W. K. Aiken mid A. N. Talley. . The Committee on Chcmh-Jls, tills and Fertili zers, after a careful examination ot the spec miens of fertilizers on c.xhitdtlunjf with (heir analyses, report that they are uuauhjVb make any just dis crimination between them. 'Tin- varieties submit ted for I heir Inspection are'all entitled io high commendation, and wortirr<of the cuiilhlencu or planters, by whom alone Me i|UCStiou of their comparai Ive value must ne determined. The /.eal and energy displayed by the contributors of these specimens, fur the promotion of the agri cultural interests or our State, cu lil lc them to praise. ". .. . The committee would urge upon the manufac turers and denlcrs.'in rurillBCrt the necessity for maintaining the high. Standard or excellence which the specimens before t hem exhibit. The committee award to Mrs, George Douglas, Union, for,two plugs opinion silver medal. The iruaUtyof this opium is very superior. To Dr. I'.. K. Jackson, Columbia, for liest home made cologne, a silver meda). Mrs. G. Douglass, L'nlou, two pieces upturn, pre mium. WINE AN. PEEK. Committee-M. W. (iary, J. 1). Aiken, J. K. May rant. 1, The follow report was rqi rtr: H. H. Klee, Union, nttme'vlmntpaguc nnd -le noir wilie, $10. H. lt. Ituwls, minn, dewberry wine, $5. F. Schwerin, Aiken, Catawba wine, tr,. Dr. A. P. Wylie, Chester, muscadine wine. SS. ll. W. Parr, FairUehi, native wild grape, $&. POPl.TKV. Committee-J. A. Crawford, L. McIntosh, W. Gary. The following premiums were awarded: Mrs. T. W, llollaway, Newberry, pair Muscovy ducks, silver. Dr. II. W. Taylor. Columbia, pair Java ducks und barn yard fowls, silver. T. D. Lomax, Columbia, pair Kantern fowls, silver. Dr. J. W. Parker, columbia, coop bremen geese, uilver. C. ll. Franklin, Columbia, pair game fowls, silver. Miss A. E. Wylie, Chester, trio Aylesbury ducks, silver. SlTLlTl'ltE, t'AINTINU, lt A KUI.ti WORK. Committee-W. lt. Stanley, T. C. Gower, b. T. Evans. The Committee on Sculpture, Painting, stone und Marble Work teg leave to report, after as careful un examination as the lime given and cir. cumstances would admit, that they have award ed the following premiums; J. lt. Stuart, beaufort, liest historical pnlnlinfr, in oil, connected with thc history of Soul ti Caro lina, fis. Mrs. lt. Tozer, Columbia, best copy of unimul palming. SS. Miss Mary Frosi, Columbia; best specimen ol Southern landscape painting in oil, 110. A. Y. Lee, Columbia, best portrait lu oil, $10. Wea nt A Mix. Columbia, best fancy sketch in rayon, $.'>; ivory ty po photograph, ss; water colored photograph, sf ;best ntl photograph, silver Mrs. Mary S. Pickling. Columbia, best crayon drawing. ?s. K. Dovilllcrs, Annapolis, liest rrult painting in oil, silver. Ursullue Convent, Columbia, best game piece, silver. Mrs. M. <!. Cor.lcs, Columbia, best copy portraii in uil, Ci Grecian painting. A. Y. Lee, Columbia, best collection agricullu rai drawings, to. G. T. berg, Columbia, best design for rranu building, Sio. The committee call especial attention lotwi well executed railroad maps ol' South Carolina willi connections hi other Slates; and two plat! of survey, by F M. Mciver, Cullimbin, und rccotn mended timi premiums be awarded lum. best drawing, executed by brooks Sims, Co lumbla, a (-.Idhi under twelve years of age, silver W. H. Lindsay, Columbia, lalo or Wilmington Del., best bridge drawing, silver medal. A. Y. Lee, Columbia, best landscape in willCI colors. Jobii llahlman, Columbia, pen drawing, sib or Dr. J. ll. Furinan, work ul ari, premium in sit vcr recommended. The liest and largest collection or stone-ware ll. W. Morse. Greenville, $S. best lol lire proof brick, L. M. Lnndrnm, Colum bin, silver medal. best specimen nf stone-ware, South Carolin, made, G. W. Morse, Greenville, S ft. The committee would add, that there ure.tn other uri lutes in the art department deserving ii favorable incut um, bul no provisions having bool tunde for second class premiums, mid their timi being lundi d, they llave nut buen -pi .-mcally tuen Honed. in conclusion, Hie committee would recommeni Hitit better arrangements for the exhibition o works of art tm madu licfore the time ror thenexi lao; and express the hope I Hut u fuller and mort Seucral contribution will then he mude. lloma utunship. After Ibo delivery of the premiums there were I number of Impromptu races, after which then .va au interesting and exciting display of horse immshlp on Hie part of a body of citizen riders, nudur the command of colonel Haskell. McDuf le.J lampton, a sun of Relierai Wilde Hampton iboui devon years old, attracted admiration foi ils holipVorscmuuiihip, and received ti silver cii| or good riding. A silver cup was also awardei o John Taylor,of Columbia, und one to w. b liken, of Wiuushoro', for superior horseman ibip. A CC I PENT. During a trial or thc horses kn jumping (WOI tars, the horse of Mr. Willie Gulgniird, or Cellini ila, stumbled und fell, railing upon lils rider, am injured him fatally. He was carried home lu at nsciislblc condition, und died on Saturday muru ng. NO TOO US A M EST. Although everything had l ccti arranged lor t rand tournament on the last day, ll did not tuk( luce, owing, lt is said, to the. dinic.ully of obtain ng costumes ror thc knight*. Al night, however hore was a grand bull given at the Nlckcrsm lotet, where thc gen!lernen played thc gnlluni nights, ami all tho ladies looked "queen or love .nd beauty." The Last Meeting. Tho society meet last sight pursnunt to adjourn lent. Til president announced thu following Com mittee on Education: Wade lttini|don, ll. P. Kvnns, J. II. Kennedy, ll. W. Mame,T.C. Clemson. un motion, Colonel lt. Wyan Aiken, Um scerc iiiry mu treasurer, was requested !.> visit ino Marou, Georgia, l'air, and it was ordered Ihil! his expenses bc paid by thc society. Mr. Hcncrcy, nf Charleston, moved (hut those who desired io hack the Executive Committee m their eiTortH to advance the Interests of the socio ty and Ihetioxl annual Fuir, should announce thu sums they desired to coutriluite, wlteretl|ioll, amid Ullich enihuslasiii, eight thousand dollars were subscribed tu a few minutes, in sums rand ing from one bundled dollars to live hundred dol lars. un mol hm of Major Woodward, of Fairfield, it was resolved and unanimously carried, .'that tho thanks of the society are due amt hereby tendered to tho Ctly Of Columbia, for its liberal cunt i llili lion to Hie Industrial interests or the State, in I lie Investinent ot $ soi to for thu benefit of thu so ciety." Resolutions of thanks to Captain A. Y. bee, for his services in the hall; to the ottteers of thc so ciety, and lo I lenora I dunford for the. services or tin-post band, were adopted. The Kural Carolinian was commended to tho members or the society. General llagood, the president, replied in ap propriate term* to tho resolution of thanks ex tended to himself and Hie other otllcers. Thu Society then adjourned until next year. Ki ve sixths of the visitors have departed, and Columbia now presents anything else ' ut a lively appearance. -*? EEO I Till-: STATE CA I'ITA h. Tbe r air-KcAMltt*, Mnterlul amt Mnrul. Figure--Personal Notabilities-(Miter Items. |l*ROM OUR owx counKsrosintXT.j Coi.cn Bl A, November I". The Stale Agricultural mid .Mechanical Fair is over, and well over. In its material results, this Pair la Important. In all the departments of productive Industry, a stimulus has licen given (lint has only Just begun io produce results-although thc results thus far are lu themselves highly creditable to all parties concerned. An enumeration of the anieles presented, after the full lists already published in THE NKWR, would be unnecessary; but a few ligures, as ex amples, may be given lo Indicate Hie scale ol' the altair Of horses and mules lhere wen" Uti en tered, or cattle 4*2 head; or swine, 10; of goats, 8; sheep. T, and or poultry about IOU. Other departments were represented in some what Hie saine jallo: and those ligures may serve lo compare the Fair willi others in oilier linces. There were some things lu themselves signiil cant or progress. A new Itcn-gutu, or palace, was entered by Ur. Turninsccd, nf Richland Cornily THU lias been registered ju Washington for a patent. 'Hie novelty consist in au arrangement to prevent worms. A South Carolina made clock" was on exhibition by lt. brandi, or Chester, c. Kmlileton, ol Columbia, exhibited specimens of lils own engraving. C. T. Mason, of Sumter, rulered an electric ran Tor kerosene lamps. Mrs M. A. Hohnes, ol' Columbia, entered a specimen of okra hemp. Major .M. H. Clarke, of III. bland, ii model of movable fence. Mrs. K. Kinley, of Hieb laud, some Irish potato starch. There was on ex hibition a photograph picture taken by a new pro cess discovered by Mr. Richard, o:'Columbia. R. C. Shiver, of this elly, exhibited specimens or thc ramie fabric, both unspun and lu cloth, or ibis ramie, Colonel Joel K ster, or Sparlanbiirg, says he -.au make nore money with lt ut tu roo conta a pound, than he can willi cotton ai twenty; and that the price of ramie ls ten cunts. That is tu say, he can make more than three times as lunch by raising ramie as he cunby raising cotton Ramie is n goodtleal like dux, lu the mode of pre paring lt. M. lt. Clarke (already once mentioned) had ai thu l'air a specimen of manufactured honey, which he claims be can manufacture at len cents a pound, while real bee-nude honey sells at near twenty. These are but specimens; but they indicate a day of endeavor ami or new pursuits. .1. Wash Waits, or Laurens, took nineteen prizes-the largest number taken by one man mostly Tor slock. C. J. Stulbrand. or the State Penitentiary, took a priste for the best brooms. Tlie Ursuline convent of Valla Cruels-a Catho lic Female Institute, near Columbia-took a pri/.e tora specimen of feather work. in Hs moral results tho Fair has been au abund ant success. Reconstruction of the most vitally important kimi has been effected. South Carolina has incl again-Hie Ilrst time since the war-and ont ff these three days of intercourse have grown new hopes, new resolves, new philis, und now Im petus; and a definite idea has grown up in thc minds and hearts of our people thai has no ciiial in their history since lite war. Tills l'air has nuHlohiMM'ti for our Slate. The erais auspicious, and the future will mark and remember lt. Among thc men of distinction present at ibis gathering of our people, were General Wade Hampton, whom South (.'anilina delights to honor; General H. ll. Anderson, whose war record ls full iff honor: Generals John Hratton, Johnson lld good, Johu S. Preston, M. C. Uutler, K. P. Alexan der, and John I). Kennedy; ex-Governor M. 1,. bonham, whoso service won both civic and mili tary honors; Dr. IO. It. Tiirnipsecd, who received the honor or knighthood--inter iff St. Catherine from I hu Czar of Russia for his professions I ser vices in the Crimean war; Professor ( forge W. Morse, Of Greenville, a relative of Dr. Morse, of telegraph rame; T. (5. Clemson, thc champion or professional education fur farmers; General Hum* ford, commandant ot the post al Columbia. The merchants of Charleston were represented Icy Mr. W. (!. WIllMcn, ot Whildeu Co.; Colonel lt. F. Kvnns, of Walker, Kvnns A Cogswell, and Mr. w. s. Honorer. Thc least successful teat ure or the Fair was thc extemporized equestrian exercises, which con. sumed several hours of Hie iifteruonu or thc last ilay. These were protracted by preliminary evo lutions that well-nigh ex (musted thc patience otu fcry indulgent and large concourse of people. Thc riding was good in general; but tho rears under ;iiken were evidently beyond the skill iff the horses intered. They knocked down the barsten limes is oben as they cleared them. Arter ult lt wai! 101 very easy lo see what tl was all about-what igrlcultural, end was subserved by these ex ercises. The crowd became larger from Ilrst to last, >aeh day improving on Hie preceding. Thc Igures were, as well as one could determine b oni i general calculation, about these: First day, ISM; second day, 3400, and third day, .'.ooo. The Hoard of Trustees tff Hie Slate University lave requested Professor Rivers io continue lu he chair (ff Ancient Languages "for some non lbs" longer, ll ls understood thal he will ?unsent to stay until the Ilrst (ff January. HU e-elcctlon would give general sat Isfactlou. Mr. Pelham again announces his Intention to csumc the publication "r his Southern Gardian, vliicti, il will tie remembered, was suspended by herman in K>05. It is m be a dally, and enters he Held as tho rival iff thc Pheonix. Ho has uracil and circulates subscription lists. It is ni mrod that he Intends lo bring it out carly In tho esslou of Hie L gislature. Another escape from General Stolhrnnd's pen I eiillury- another recruit to tho Grund Army or lie Republic, lt ls said. CORSAIR -A San Francisco- paper describes the music i a Chinese theatre or that city us follows: "Im gino yourself In a huller manufactory when four und red men nre putting lu rivets,* a mammoth n-shop next door on one side, and il forty-stamp uart/, mill on thc other, with a drunken charl arl parly with six hundred instruments in front, nd four thousand enraged cats on the roof, and faint idea will bo convoyed of the performance r a fl ra t . ci ass Chinese band of mosley" rim a no un uro irs A S /> CHA tc I.OTII: HA 11.ICO A lt. A um Hug of thc Irl mis f this road was hold iii Columbia on Tuesday, uni wa addressed fy W. J. Greene. John A. Carnes, Colonel Wris ton, A. C. W. Taylor und Captain Stuckey. Tho following resolutions were adopted: II /ic i <i.-. tn the opinion of this convention lits highly essential to thc interest of Cliurlolle ami Georgetown, and Hu- mterveiillig counties, to build the Georgetown Railroad over ttie ronlo proposed via Itishopviltc to Charlotte, Ht'nolrift, Thal a commute of three lieuppolnt ??.I lo iiiemnrinil/.c the Legislatureof South caro lina fur a charier Tor thu extension of said road I rom Itishopx dh' io the Non ll Carolina line. Iii .. 'timi, Thut a eouiinllleii of three he appoint eil io apply io the l.egi>iature nf North Carotina for a charier for a mail from Charlotte to th South Cand na line, to cooneel with th George town Goad. KistitiTtl, That immediately ofter the charter shall have Peen obtained, md hooks of suliserlii llon opened.uconvention in th interest of this road shall he culled together hy its agent, Captain (treen , for the purpose of organization. liesntriil. Thal Lancaster lie cordially invited to join us in our enterprise, and that a committee of three be appointed io hear the kn vii at HUI to the people of that County, and solicit their co opera tion. Ttie following committees were appointed under tili- aliove: on the tirst r solut ion-William s. Green, J. \v. Stuckey, J. ll. Knell on Hie second resolution-Dr. C. I.. Fox, lt. I*. Waring, A. V. W. Taylor. (in the third resolution-Colonel t.. M. Williams, of Charlotte: lt. Doxler, of Georgetown; Captain Carnes, of IlisllojtvUle. tin million of Colonel bradley, and after some discussion hy .Mr. McCloUd, of l.ynehbiirg. Mr. Kzell, Mr. fraser, Colon 1! bradley and Mr. Taylor, it was resolved that thu nam of the road shall lie the Georgetown and Charlotte Itullroad. iUarrico. WIGFALL- I'KL/.KIt.-On the morning or th linn, ut Hellte) M. H. Church, by the Kev. John T. Wight man, J. N. WlllHAI.I. and Lr/./.iK lt., daugh ter or Dr. Geo. S. ivi/.er, all or Charleston. S. C. WAKING-DAWSON.-on the '.uh November, by ! Kev. A. T. Porter, W. II.WNK WARISII (O HKSSU: V.. second daughter of Dr. John L. Dawson, both of this eily. i-uucrol Cotites. M AltT'lN.-Died in baltimore. Mil., on the lilli instant, in the Kith year or his age, General Wnv MAH K. MARTIN. or (bis city. /Fir-HIS FRIENDS AND THOSE OF Hie family are invited to attend the Interment or j his remains ai St. Peter's Churchyard,at 'Jo'clock Tins APTBKSOOX. IIOVIO * j ttlCWAI.ll.-Departed I bis life on Sunday, nib instan', after a long and painful illness. Kl.I/A M All V. beloved wife of Major C. I!. Sigwald, and daughter or Mrs. Georgiana Durch. ;/T f THE IJKIiATIVF.S AND FIHENDS of Hie respective families are respectfully invited lo attend tho funeral Services, al Hie resilience. No. ill Cannon street, at ll o'clock Tuts MOK.VI.XII. nov ts Succiiil Peluco. CO-CITY TREASURY, CHARLESTON, NOVKMRKR I, DiOll.-Notice or Kcal Kstule own ers is respect billy called lo Hie following resolu tion, passel by Council SSth of October: "Thai Hrs City Treasurer be, and is hereby, au thorized lo extend Hie lime of payment of bal ance un Heal Estale for ISdo to the lath day oi' No vember, With Interest from-'nth illly of October on and alter which day execution shall be issued against all defaulters.11 Extract from minutes. BOVIS i s. THOMAS, city Treasurer. ^fl-IMPAIRED DIGESTION. - A I. I. lb organs of th body are, so lo speak, the pen sioners or the stomach. In that living laboratory is prepared thc nourishment required lo sustain them, and by Hie vessels and ducts connected with the digestive apparatus, that nourishment ls conveyed to every part or the system. Upon Um quality and quantity of this element of lire, and upon thc manner lil which it is distributed and apportioned, physical health mainly depeuds, and as the mimi inevitably sympalhi'/.es willi the body the vigor or the one ls absolutely necessary to Hu: well-being or the other. li ls because IIOSTBTTEICS STOMACH HIT THUS aecootpushes ibis double object thal it eu joys a reputation -\t a preventive and curative never heretofore attained hy any medicinal prep ural ion. um its direct beneficial operation upon the weak or disordered stomach ls not its sol rc commendation, lt is the most comprehensive or all known remedies. Ii tones, strengthens md reg lales th discharging as well as thc assimi luting organs; gently moving thc bowels, promo ling healthful evaporation through Hi pores rousing Hie Inert liver from its torpor, and indue lng harmonious mid natural action in the whole anima) machinery. This benign result is not pro iluccil tty any or thc reactionary drugs which aro used so lavishly in thc old school practice, round ed hy Paracelsus; hut by mild, safe ami agreeable vegetable agents intermixed with a pure urn! mci low stimulant which illifuses their lmlucnc thrungli Hie system und renders their sanitary properties active and effective. I1QV15 oii.tc ^arESTATE li. CHAPMAN.-ON AND after MONDAY, thcllth Instant, the Executors of the Estate of E. CHAPMAN, deceased, will pay thc Jina! dividend oil swill Estate, al the (lillee o G. w. DiKai.K, No. ci itroad-slreet. novit! fnr ./.ii-TlIE SRCRET OP BEAUTY 1-11 in Ute use or HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA HALM for Hie complexion. Roughness, redness, biol ches, freckles, sun burn amt tan disappear where ll ls applied, und beautiful complexion of pure, satin-like texture lu obtained. Thc plainest features are made to glow with healthful bloom und youthful beauly. Remember Hagan's Magnolia balm ls the Hiing thal produces these effects, and any lady can se cure it for 7"> cents nt tiny of our stores. To preserve and dress the hair usc Lyon's Ka thalrnu. wotc.'T rintoul srerlJSB JOHN DWIGHT .v. CO.'S SIII'KR-CAKH. SODA, tho best tor housekeepers Established isp.. sept SI mUiuosuAU fitt* .MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY bil the Cause and Cure or Premature Decline In Man, thc treatment or Nervous and Physical Dc bility, Ac. "There ls no member or society by whom this hook will not IK: round, useful, whether such pc son holds the relation or Parent Preceptor or Clergy man.11-Medical Times and Ga/.eitc. Sent by mall on receipt or fifi y cents. Address thc Author, Dr. E. DKF. CURTIS, Washington D. C._ septl lyr jJE - BATCHBLOR'S HAIR DYK.-THIS splendid Hair Dye ls thc best lu tho world; thc only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, in mamancona; no disappointment; no ridiculous Unis; remedies the III effects or bad dyes; In vig rales and leaves the hair sort and beautiful black or brown. < Sold hy all Druggists amt Per Tumers; and properly applied at ilatcholor's Wig Factory. No. - Rond street, New York. may io lyr PST WORDS OF CHEER-ON THE [irmrs of Youth and tho rollies of Agc, In rein Jon to Marriage and Social Evin, with a helping land for t>io erring and unfortunate. Sent in i cal cd ie uer envelopes, free of charge. Address 'IOWAR ASSOCIATION, BOX P., Philadelphia, / septi5 Cmos Sp cc in 1 Colicco. r<r- ll. KLATTE A <: ). WIM, CARRY .ni their Wholesale G HIM "RUY AND LI<u;oil RU8 lNESS al No. 'Ml East Hay, northeast corner of Cumberland street, when: ihcy will hu happy to see their customers ami friends, novlfi (:(r Till-.' S INCH UK TI I ANKH Ol?' THE memliers of thc Pioneer Steam Fire Engine Com puny are temiere ! to .Messrs. J. P. STEI NMEYER, w. c. FORSYTHS mid Captain JOHNSON, for their genial klmlucss and generous hospitality extend ed during the late lin- on Sunday morning, nov l.i i /.if Till-: OFFICIOUS AND MEM REDS of lite Hope Fire Englro Company desire lu ro turti their thanks tu Mr. J. F. STHINMHYEH for rerreshmeiits kindly furnished ai lin: lire on thc morning of the rilli instant, novlf. 1 .KillN. K. KUHNS, Seeretary._ ../Tip ('AUDI >F Tl IANKS. -Tl t E STONE WALL Kim: ENGINE COMPANY desire to return lliclr Ihuiil.. lo Messrs. H. IIISCIIOPP A Ot)., for refreshments furnished at Hie lire un Hie night ol' the 10th; abm lo Messrs. ,\. n. HAYDEN, WM. AIKKN RKI.LY and EDWARD FOO ARTI K, for stone attentions al the tire un ibo morning of t li c Util. WM. O. Ml 1.1.HR, novlfi 1 Seeretary. pSr N Tll:E.-<IONSIGNEES PER, Steamship SARAtlOSSA ure hereby iioUflcd thal sin- is THIS DAV discharging cargo ai Vaiitlcrhorsl a Wharf. All goods rcmuiuiug on wharf at sunset will he storcil nt expense amt risk of consignees. novlft 3 _ RAVENEL A CO., Agents. pS' J S T ll E CHIVED, A LA HOE ASSIHITMKST OK F I N E ll li S 1 X K S S E X V K L I) V E S, NOS. 6 AM> C, Which will bc furnished to our customers with. Business Cord neatly printed thereon at 54 to $c per 1000. CALL AT THEN E W S J O B 0 F F ICE ANT) SEE SAMPLES. novio_ jjs.il- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS JN DRRTKD to Ute assigned Estate or Mr. ORO. IL GKUIIKK are hereby Inrorincd tltal tliclr accounts have been placed iulo thc hands or Messrs. SI MONS A Bl KO 14 Nd, Attorneys, (iilllcc, broad street,) Tor collection, mid ir sell lenients arc made before thctlrsi December next, no costs will bc incurred. ll. HERDTS A CO., novia lino Agents for Creditors. ~ph:- NOTICET^-J. N. M. VOHLTMANN for Hie prcsunl occupies the store of Messrs, FARRAR URO., corner East Hay ami Cumberland si reels, and will be pleased to see his Iricnds. nov lit _ " 0SB- 0TICK.-APPLICATION WILL tic made to Hie Legislature, at its approaching session, lor a charter Tor a LIFE INSURANCE! COMPANY, to be called -THE SOUTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY." oct I ui7 _ ,;:<:<" OILVRLESTON SAVINGS DANK. Depositors in the new Rank (starlcil since tho war) ure required lo bring in itieir HOOKS Fort ADJUSTMENT, as it is desirable lo solllo ila af fairs as early as possible, HENRY S. CRIOOS, novit! I'mw3 Treasurer. par TO TUE FLOUR i MERCI! ANTS AND ALL INTERESTED.-OFFICE iNSPECTOl.ToP FLOUR, NO. OS EAST BAY, CHAHLESTON, October IO.-Orders Tor I nu pee non or Flour will Lo re ceived at this niiiee from Ibis dale, and be promptly attended to. C. N. AVERILL, ocMfl Inspector of Flour. PST- NOTICE.-NATIONAL FREED MAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON BRANCH, No. 74 RROAU STREET. Money deposited on or bet re November 15th. will draw interest from November 1st. nett 17 NATHAN RITTER, Cashier. ira -TO CONSUMPTIVES.-THE AD VERTISER, having been restored to health lu a row weeks, by a very simple remedy, arter having sintered several years with a severe lung affec tion, and timi dreadful disease, consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow-suiforcrsthe means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a cOpy or the prescription used (free or charge,) with thc direc tions lor preparing and using the same, which they will Hud a S. IIE CORI KOU CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, A-c. Thc object or tho ad vertiser lu sending thc Prescription ls to benefit the mulcted, and spread Information which he conceives to be Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cast them nothing, und may prove a blessing. Purtles wishing thu prescription, will please nd dress RBI*. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg:, Kings County, New York. nova 3mos SO- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE.. MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De bility, Premature Decay, and all Hie effects of yonthiui indiscretion, will, Tor tho sake of suffer; lug humanity, send Tree to all who need lt, thc re ceipt mid directions ror making thc simple rem edy by which he was cured.- Sufferers wishing to pt uni by thc advertiser's experience, can do sa by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, No. 4-1 Cedar street, New York. liovS amos pa- A CARD.-A OLE RGYM AN, while residing In South America as a Missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for thc cure or Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease ol Hie Urinary mid Seminal Organs and tho whole train or disorders brought on by baneful and Vicious habits, (trent numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to bencllt Hie atlllcled and unfortunate, I will send thc recipe for preparing and using this medicine, In a scaled envelope, to any one who needs lt, free or charge. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN Station I), lilli. 'louse, . ort! 3mns _New York City. pH-TllK GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY. lACOB'S CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR IO HEA CORDIAL.-This article, so well known ind highly prized throughout tho Sondern States ts u Sovereign Remedy for thc above diseases, ls aow offered to Hie whole country. Il ls invaluable to every Indy, both married and tingle. No family can .ilford to bc without lt, and none viii to Thom Hs virtues are known. For sale by all Druggists and general dealers. DbWIE A MOISE, _ocm 3mosn*0 Hem tai Agents. pS- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.--A .JEW COlHtSE OF LECTURES, ns delivered at the -'cw York Museum of Anatomy, embracing tho objects: How lo Llvo and What to Live for; Coutil, Maturity and Old Agc; Manhood generally te vie wed; Ute Cause of Indigestion ; Kia tulenco md Nervous Diseases accounted tor; Marriage 'hlkwophlcaliy considered, Ac. These Lectures /ill bc forwarded on receipt or four stamps, by ddrcsslng: SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM IP ANATOMY, No. 74 West Baltimore street, Bul lmore, Md. aprlQ mwflyr A^ F. CHEVREU'x, CU LPT OR AND ARCHITECT, MARBLE WORKS, Corner Meeting street, and Morlbcek's Alley, Charleston, S C. lana made to order and work executed pro ra iii Julrl thmemoa r ^