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To Our Friend I ill t S ; Country.-In ducements to New Subscribers. ir t desire, if possible, ft mains THE NEW.-; ?Which, is aiready iritht tt wept iou the cheapest newspaper in the south, a regular visitor, in every welt regutntetl household, tu this omi tin adjoining stales, AS HU inducement ta the plant ers lo suhser the / Tin: NEWSbefore the expira lion of the. present yenr, icc fiarr arranged with Messrs, Walker, Keans di tMgswelt, the publish ers of thc Hl'RAl. CAROLINIAN', to supply that moe and superb agricultural magasine, together with THE NEWS, to alI Moto subscribers, al the.follow ii.-v eery tom rates: THE DAILY Nuwsnnd the RURAL CAUOLINIAN, our year, for sis. dollars and Jiffy cents. Tut: TEI-WEKKLY NEWS and the RURAL CARO LINIAN, one year, for Jour dollars. Subscriptions lo thc two publications may hr neut cither to thc proprietors o/TllK NEWS, or lo the proprietors of the RURAL CAROLINIAN. Hui persons desiring io avail themselves nf this tiper ttust da sa before the .first of January next, a* the arrangement wilt not be extended beyond hal period. rr L irs or TH J: DA r. -( old closed in New York on Saturday nt irr;.vic,%. -Cotton closed lintel and firm, with sales of 2400 tia!: s. Middling 25c. -lu Liverpool on Saturday colton closed duli, with middling uplands at ll?jall j jd. -Father Hyacinthe disclaim.' ttl! Intention ol issuing an address to tb . Catholic* cf the Culled Slates. -The Saxon Mouse or Deputies have voled in favor of urging thu abolition of capital punis menlthroughout North (termnuy. -Amos Kendall, In his bequests lo his grand children, rflycs in ca h tSJkOnn, excepting one, to t\ icm he giv.-s imi 510,000, iiecan.se he was in the Coe, federn ie army. -.Xonpninnsciutap says thc track of coolie om gr.it lon to the South will lie across thc Indian Ocean, through Ihn Secy. Canal, amt across thc Atlantic lo New Orleans. -lt is said thal the Western 1'nioti Telegraph aud the French cable Companies are going to join forces, because one of the wires tho old cable is so eaten by some small insect that it ls slow ami uncertain. If not gone. -.Thc Pope, it is said, does not wish thc (Bell men leal Connell to discuss the question or Infulll biliiy unless it is likely to bc supported by an overwhelming majority, otherwise, ts discus sion would only weaken his authority. -TUc bishop of Orleans approves thc proceed ings of the Fulda Conference, bul declares linnhe win abide by thc decisions of the (Ecumenical Council. Tho opposition nf thc Archbishop or Paris to the doctrine or the dogma of Pupal in fallibility, lt is said, was inspired by the Bmperor. -A Washington dispatch to the New York Tri buno says: "It is authoritatively stated ih.H a 'Change will occur lu thc Cabinet ina short lime, the Attomcy-Uenoral having decided tn accept thc vacant seat In the Supremo Court, and he is now said to be engaged in arranging tho adults or lils Olllce preparatory lo : hu change. -An area or three hundred acre- ur land, which now embraces Hie commercial centre of Louis ville, Kentucky, and with tho, Improvement* ls valued ni thirty million of dii'.lars, is io be surd for by tho heirs of tho otvjRer lu 1783, one .lohn Sampbell, since Hie chimer or thc eily, in isss. tho properly hus passe.1 Into various hands, and j is now held by a lar/ number of persons. -lt ls stat d i fat. un Invest igai lon Into thc af fairs of the Nov York Customhouse have so far demonstrated that he go vern men t has beende frnudeil of $800,000 or $1,000,003 by Hie fradnlent rea; iviJl'of goods from timid. Blatchford, former, yiyili thc Drawback Dcpiirtment, inn. latterly In .Charge of public, stores, ls said to have received 1 ten pur cont, on frauds amounting lo $250,000. -Suits tor sums amounting lo $23,000 have boon entered at St. Louis against Prank A. Dick, j who was provost marshal Tor the District of Mis souri under Hcncrnl Hab ck, rot- lines assessed i np v.t thc phiintiil's during the war as "rebel sym- ' pathlxers." AlionI a hundred similar snits ire to be brought, and they will nil doubtless bo taken up to thc Supreme Court of tho United states. -The Presbyterian oncrnl Assemblies, which have been in session for several days past at Pittsburg, dissolved on Friday last, to meet, as bcrctoforc stated, at Philadelphia, In May next. Each Assembly formed in linc and marched to the front of Hie First Presbyterian Church, where "tpc New und Old School Commissioners joined "arms and thc union, thus typified, was greeted With great applause by the inmenso crowd present. -Oencral Sherman will recommend to Congress thc adoption o' Hie new code Of "Army Regula tion.-" originally drawn up in lfc'M by (lenural Canley, and sluco somewhat mod Hied. Secretary siam un endeavored ta luivo it reject eil, on ac count of a pro vi don winch lt contain -timi no com missioned lillicur stn ll hu deprived of lils com mis sion hy he President or Secretary of Wat', e.veep!, on thu finding of les peers in court-martial ns seiqhled. lt Iso mo.biles many of the punish meals or enlisted men ror trivial oneness, und gives a much lat ;cr discretion lu the sentences of couria ror offences of every grade, laking Ibo .peremptory cord " hall" und substituting thu milder "may." in a word, lt ls a thorough revi sion of our existing military cinto. -Thc story of the enuc of the Cuban steamer Lillian, und ber nebitiro bj th J Itrltlsh .''oanier Lapwing, is iutcruatih'r. rho Lillian lef; Fernan dina, October Alli, with the Cuban Hag al her peak, anda crew ol roar hundred and eighty .teven acumen timi soldiers. On thu 7th ficherai Oolcourlu Bunoui.ceiJ his inleiiilon to land his menin thc Wcjt't'Hi Department, and m ado a Short andstlir.UK speech. Two days nftor ll was discovered that tho supply of con had run shun, and thai tiieri: was not enough lo laka thc vessel to Cuba, lt was then determined to land Hm ex pedition on one of tito RUncn* Keys whilo Ute steamer should go lo Nassau for coal. On arri ving AI Nassau, bowyer, an unexpected dilti cutty was mei with. The llrliish (lovernor not only refused lu allow thc VCHKOI to bo coaled, bul took ber r n-tn In'o cn Idly. Atcompu'ilcd liy toe commander nf ho s'i.p or-wur Lapwing, ho went on iioard and d muid.ed tho paper* of th'i Lillian, Milch we a vea thom. Tliey then said they Btioud tow tho vessel into ' Kassau. They inti ht Uer fail to tho Lap wing wph a hawser an 1 displaced scvoral jrtccoa of her engine. Tho L llau was towed Into VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR Thc State Valr. In n cominitnily whose whole system of labor Ima boen muiduidy ntl violcnlly changed, whose homos huvo buen harriet", ?mil whoso people hu ru boon brough) l' Hw verge of ruin, it ia no easy muller <> kimllu anew thu dru of emulation nu l unibilion, iiinJ to i tm une in iiotli (armer nntl artisan Ibu Kilning activity which niniln Statu lair.-- be fore lin" w:ir valuable ami iulcronting. 'lilli*, however, has hoon ilonu in Smith Carolina in (ho course of n few month*. Thc stale A^ric II lin ntl autl Mechanical Society was organized in Columbia in April last, ami it was ilulurinitiuti Dial Ilm Urft nnnitnl fair should lie held in that city in November. li was thought by many Unit iiullhor thc fair buildings, nor Um articles for exhibition, could bu made ready in so short n time, uni) Unit Hie |wople were md yul ulive lo Iho iin|M>rluiico of sut h gather ings. Hui tho expectations of lim sanguine friends of Iho movement have been fully ru tillxcd. Cohinibin--gnhlotl by thu counsel of lier far-sighted morchnnbi -erected, nt grenl expenso, suitable buildings, md laid out extensive grounds, in which to hold Iho fair. And when ihi? exhibition was formally opened on Wednesday lust its success was already nssiiroil. Tho people thronged to Columbia from every par o ih<> Stale, and thu whole celebration was In every way crnililub.o. Homo counties were hiirely rep resented; thu svitconsl could send nothing. Hut the St.ile :i! liirtro showed well in her muniiruclures, her entilo und slock, her household wares, liur chillis und yarns, her vehicles timi implement.?, mid Charleston stood in thu fronl nuil: for mechanical abil ity and manufacturing skill. Thu premium Iis! was large mid gutturally nceuplnlile, and tho. receipts oT hurd cash lui ger than was ox, outed. Now Hint thu Ural sttip has boen made, wo irnsi timi both farmers nnd manufacturers will go lo work in earnest to make thu Kn r of 1870 in every way worthy of our new-born Statu. There was sonto natural desire thal thu Fair should bu held next year in Charles ton; bul Ihuru were goos! reasons why ti cuni ral point should bu preferrotl, mid Co lumbia has neted with so largu ami wise a generosity that it would Im unseemly lo sug gest thttl her noble Fuir buildings should Hu miot'ciipietl and hilo, even every allumaie year. Columliin has won thu honor, ind. wu are mire, will wear il well. Thu officers of thc socioty have been un tiring in I heir eflbrts lo tnukc thu fair both useful anti successful. In thu face of many difficulties, anti in spite of soma discourage ment, Ihuy persevered lo Ihe end, und it inusL lie pleasant to thom lo know (hal Iront Hie mountuins to Hie seaboard thu Fair of iso'!) is spoken of and regarded tis u weleome victory over lassitude und imlifioreiico, and as 1 gooil omen of thc ilnwniitg of brighter uu I muru p-.-nsp->rous day*. Tm: Cheslerlield Democrat spunk-- eneot agtngly of tim prospects of Um Cltuntw and Greensboro' Road, and suv- Unit arrange ments in* making for opening hooks of sub scription In this Stale, ns well us for a thor ough canvass of thu country through which the. rom! is to nm. For Charleston, a road moro important ha.-- llover IMHMI projected. JUIMIK ZEPHANIAH FLATT, (Radical. ) in his charge tu ibo Grund .lory of Imrnwell Coun ly, said he Iboilghl willi pleasure thal . another year all of the offices in lite Slate would be lilied by intelligent white Carolina gentlemen." We heartily say. amen ! lint what would become of Flatt t The Suinter Sr irs, wc ure glad lo say, has bonn enlarged. Our iiuinusake is thriving. px Gale. RICA I, iiSTATE OK PBRSONALI PU - I'KHTV nf auy kind mny lie advertised for salo lu ibbl column, ai the fate of 'j.j cents for twenty words or less, each tusertluh, If paid bi advance. ITIOK SAI.F. A CHOICE LOT Ol' FINK I1 Saddle and Oral! NORTHERN HORSES, jest arrived. Apply at No. Ct! St ute street, nov ct V TOOfl KALK. Tl IK HOUSE AND LOT No. 7 Minority street, containing live rooms ami sass ry outbuildings. Possession gi ven iiuiuc lately. Apply opposite the premises, nov ll tbs III3 PRINTING PRESS FOR SALK AT A X OIIKAT HA HO AIN.-Ono small CyllndcrTAY Loll I'll SSS in complete repair. lt has been but lime used, amt is sold simply because the present owner hus no use lot-if. The size Of Hie bcd of ibo Press ls forty-four by nfiy-clghl Inches. Said Press will lie sold at a great bargain if applied for at once, as thc room il occupies is wained for oi her |iu rpo sea. Address liox No. 37t>5 New York Post nico. scpttM toed ano iJoun j. JOST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU J have lost anything, make it known lo thc publie, tbrougli this column. Hie rate for twenty words or less, each insertion, is 25 cents, if paid iu advance._ I7IOUND, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, IN Meeting street, a gold watch and chain. The owner can ubtaln thc same by paying expenses and applying at TIIR NKWS ofllce. _ J1W_'!1!L STRAYED FROM TILE RESIDENCE, No. 17 Pitt street, a White Setter DOO PUP, live months old, with liulf spots on ears and right aldo. A suitable reward will bc given for lils re covery. novl2 3 HDiooolutiono of Cnuarnicrsl'i-j. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. Tho linn lately existing under thc name of i.'A 1.1 .K.i AS, SON tc POitNS is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due by them will be paid on presentation. Mr. Porns is alone au thorized lo collect all debts due Ibo lalo nun. JOSH CALLEJAS, . JOSI", OAI.I.KJAS, Jil. KOWARI) PORNS. Tito undersigned will continue the Cigar and Tobacco business on their own account under Hie nama or CALLEJAS A SON, at the obi stand. No. nj Market street, und solicit a continuance or thc patronage hu liberally cxtciiil.d 10 tlie obi firm, nov IS :i CALLS J AS A SON. Ucinounlo. RRMOVAJJ.-HOLMES A MACBETH have removed their Brokerage ofllce to No. 31 llnmd street, dire. Hy apposite their old stand, nov is fmw3 (Sontational. NIGHT SCHOOL.--THE SUBSCRIBER wilt open on the {Mil Inst., a Night School, ni which the. greatest aiientioii will bo paid lo Spelling, Hnammar, Reading. Writing and Arlih inelic. A|iplv al No. :i7 Archdale sircet. novo stuisil* JOHN HANNON. Nciicco in Bonkrnplcg. TN RANK Ul IPTGY.-IN THF. DISTRICT L COURT OP 'CU K UNITED STATES POR TUR DISTRICT OP SOUTH CAROLINA.-Rx pane WU. T. SHUMATE and A. BLITHE, Assignees, In re i iii i N w. (IRAHY, Rankrnpt.-Petition to sell Real Estate, nnlnc.iiinbercd. call In Lien Creditors, Ai:.- Notice la hereby given toidi Creditors hold lug Liens against tho Katato or JOHN w. OHAHY, that they nra roqulred lo establish Ihn same bc r ro W. J. CLAWHOH, Esq.. Registrar, . rkville, R. C., within forty days from iho ilalo lioruof. or bc burred from all bencUbtHtf tho .ti croc Hw dis tribution to he made in Hil- ouse. Hy order or Hon. ( KO. R. RRYAK, Judge, of said Court. W. 7. SH ll M ATE, 1 Aw.i_u60fl A. BLYTHE, } A**1*"000 OrccnVlile, S. C., Scpicmbor 15, 1609. odis mwris , iWilUtS. TITA NTS OP Alili KINDS CAN UK W ininie known to cveryiauly in tins column nt Hie nile of 25 cenia for twenty words or leis, pach lusertliin, ir paid in advance. \NURSE WANTED, TO TAKE CARE ni chilrin 11. Musi lie well recommended. Apply ul Mr. !.. A LH >: AN DER'S. Nt>. 13 King Street. nov i I ' % /"ANTEI>. AN EXPERIENCED Wt > VT MAN, while or eoloreil. lo cook, wash,iron :ui<l make herself useful; mus have goori n-for euee-, alni he clean, ti<iy and smart. .\I>;>I\ lu Mrs. HANNAM, corner PHI ami Montague st re.-ts. mn IO I i\ir;\N'THI>, A I OOD COOK AND VT WASH KU. for 1 faultily ni three. One thal is civil, without children, win nuda Koori sit nat lou amt wages pairi punctually. Apply at tills <il!lee. HOV 1.1 \\7".\NTKI). A SITU ATKIN AS Cl,KKK. V III a Wholesale lii ng store, or a large Ke lsi! amt Proscription Drug More. No objection lo go lu nie country. Will expect inn u small com pensation ni Hist. The applicant is a graduate ol the South Parolina Medical College. Address M. H.. thrungli the INHtnfllcc. oem ?\\TA TE ), A lit) ll S K , N KA lt TH K v V central part of the eily. < ontlllnillg live or six rooms, willi goori outluiiMiiigs and waler. Address H. at this oiilce. sepW AGENTS W ANTKI) EVERYWHERE TO sell the Anni hail K KITTI Kt I MACH INK. iii - KU i \ practical Family Knitting Machine ever invented. Price. $-i-r>. "win knit ati.non stitches per ininiii". Address Amerlcun Knitting Machine Company, Ilos'.ou, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. O0I2U -linos TITANTED, KV KK YI'.OD Y Tl) KNOW >> thal .IOU PIHNTtNH or ill kinds, plain and nriiam nial, is executed promptly in thu lieu test style amt at thy lowest New york prices, it TUB NKW.H Joli odl*. Ko. 14 EAST HA V. Pall am! examine Hu- scale or prices Indore giving your order- elsewhere. \\r.\NTKI). AGENTS. -TWO IIUNDRKI) VV and Fifty Dollars per month, lo sell the only Hemline I m pro veil Hom mon sense Family SHWlNll MACHINE. Price only .is. Creal In ducement* In Agents. This e. the m OS I popular Sewing Machine nf the dav-makes thc famous "Killstic Lock Stitch"-will do any kind of work that can be done on any machine.' une hundred thousand sold and the i'etmilri constantly in creasing. Now is i' . -i lake an agency. Send lor Circular > -o of Inf ringers.- t-t Address SKCOMI ll sion. Mass.: Pills, burg. Pa., or s- :. ocl'JU amos HOUSES, .STOKES, ROOMS, A-c, now firm . utily bo rcnled hy advertising them in. The rate is 2 cents lor I went cacti insert iou. If paid in lld va nc rpo KENT, ti Ft i ITAKLY Km JL NISHHD liOo.il . or one or two .sin gle gentlemen, t Vu ' tinsel stree'. novia 2* riv) KENT, IHK I.KASANTLY SIIT I. ATKD HOP . N Meeting street, and abm that plea 1 siiuai 1 louse No. 40 Nas sau si reel; encl. it dollin i*, rooius. with out buildings and arl ou , premises. Torem al very low rate Vpp'.J Ibu corner of Anson and Calhoun sired novli a* rpo KENT, \ 1 . HCK WITH I-IX .L TURKS foi -t ' bar-room, comer Longitude Lani To in approved tenant rent w ... pi . month. Also, six lalee Square Ru ? ; ices. Lack piazza* ami cistern w;. even lory. The rooms witt he rented s ?>. il. " Inquire nf Mr. HONK, on the pi oct bl ROOMS Ti 1 I KKK INFI K NISHF.D dence pleasntitly sltu.tleri III thc ' Hie city. Tonus moderate. For .irs. apply :;: No. li Doughty st;-. nelia C i ile. oj.noA ; :ask ,'ou a ^-+\f\f T .-The larg.-ami Leant ifni PLAN i as Kept Place, consisting of at teared. Soil rich and clay alumni ir marl. TOO acres nf splendid com -es ni ii win make a bag lo thc ac .. mn perfectly health} all I he year;: four und a hair miles from ewlsvlllc, South Carolina Railroad; well set lied; ha. ticen III constant cultivation since the war: has ail neces sary buildings; small dwelling, barna; stables, gllttlunsc, screw, laborers' houses. Lyon's Creek mus through tho estate and furnishes oueofllte best sites'for a factory in the Stale. Wit! he sold with the lease, the following: s line young MULES, a targa lot of Improved Imple ments, Ifinly Ploughs, New ( in. Dickson Colton Sen!, enough lo plant tin- entire crop: aOOd bushels of Cotton Swil for Unitizing; abo liusiiclsuf corn. All will lie sold on Hu- place, low for cash. Partiesdesiring to lease ure requested to inspect the growing crop of cotton, which will give eulin) satisfaction. For terms, apply to Mus. LAW RKNCK K li ITT, st. Matthew's P. o., Oraugcburg District. S. C. llRi'BitKNCKS.-Major T. ll. Whaley, J. C. Keilt, Ksq., Orurigcbiirg: ll. w. Poronucuu, Esq., Wil liam Middleton. Ksq., Chariest un. ocias mwi-timo" AAA ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS. * Ai private sale or mr lease, 1 tine PLANTATION in Orangcburg District, forming a par* ol the estate ot the late Colonel Kelti, coll sl-litr.t of about BOO acres; ftSO ol ll cleared, lt is watered by Lyon's Creek, a targe and uever-fall lng si ream. Soil rlilll, red clay, wivll adapted lo cot 1 on, com, wheal, root crops and clover. Cli mate healthy all Cue year. Splendid range for callie; Hienelghlmrlmod attractive-the adjoin lag plant at hms owned by gentlemen wno reside iiu-re ami secure good order. The buildings iv ru burned.lei: lumber mills being ncar.lhey could be replace 1 cheaply, A large State road connects ii with l.cwisvih . South carolina Railroad, -ix miles distant. The above isa splendid chance foi-Ctosc desiring lo furnia beautiful farm in a pleasant, healthy section, lu isiv. these lands were ret urned ut $20 per aero. Will be sold ul half thal prie. F<-r terms apply to Mrs. LAU HENCE KKl'IT, Society Hill, S.e. Kxi'BiiBNciM.-Major 'I', lt. Whaley, J. c. Kelli, F.lq., Orangcburg; ll. w. Pcm no au, Ksq., Wil liam Middleton. Ksq.(Charleston ort 11 mwf:!mosi>*cj 1 A AAA ACRES IN vVIU.IA.MS l\/.\/\7lJ HIIRO COUNTY-IOU acres of which ure cleared anil 75 acres now under culti vation in corn, colton and rice. The irael is heavily limbered willi pine, oak, cypress ind hickory, ami contains a dwelling and outbuild ings, with lirtceu cabins Tor laborers: also one good mill site. Average production of thc land ten to lilteen bushels of corn and lineen lo twen ty-live bushels or r celo the acre, without fertili zers. The region abounds lu marl deposits. Georgetown is Hie nearest market, Hie place being four miles from black Mingo Creek und twenty live miles from Georgetown Creek, which ls navi gable at all seasons. Price of Hie tract $l.'.,0fK); one hair cash, thc bataneo In one and two years, secured tty bond mid mortgage. Any smaller number or acres will be sold at u moderate advance on this rule. Parties desiring lo Inspect thc tract can do so by leaving Hie Northeastern Railroad nt Kiugstrcc, and inquiring the way to my place, twenty-three miles distant. The tract Hos within one mile of the projected Georgetown Railroad. Address JAS. F. CARRAWAY, Survivor of Perkins & Car raway, Georgetown I'osloftlcc, S. C. scpl-'O inwfanios* n*c T AND FOR SAKE IN WILLIAMSBURG JU COUNTY, S. C.-Tile valuable PLANTATION or the late John IL I'resslcy, containing about 2000 acres.situatedIn Hie Indiantown neighborhood,im mediately on IheCcorgcrown railroad,and in seven miles ot waler communication. There ure near live hundred acres inolosud und under cultiva tion. The balance of the Lund is heavily timbered and well adapted lo turpentine. The place oilers Uno facilities rm- stock raising, an the pasture ls ahum!.mt both winter und summer. Thc dwell ing is painted, in complete onler, contains nine commodious rooms unit extensivo piazzas. All outbuildings necessary for a cotton farm, tn good repair, ami comfortable quarters for twenty la borers. Thia valuable place will be sold cheap If disposed < r before itu: .juih December, Purtles desiring to purchase will apply to me In person at Indiantown, or by mull. Klngstrcc. S. C. .IA M rs UcClfTCIIEN, novio i>!2.i('f5 Agent for Executors._ I FLORIDA KAN!) V O K S A L B . - A " valuable PLANTATION or sso neron in Ma rion Homily, Florida, ls Offered at private sale, about-one. "half cleared and under cultivation: purl best hummock. This liant allon is one or the most desirable In thc Slate; ls very produc tive bir Cotton, bice, porn, Sugar, Vegetables. Ar.: also linn Tor Oranges and oilier Fruits: Vi located loone of Hie healthiest and most plea sant neighborhood* In I bc Slate, being conveni ent io railroads, ch unities, Ac Apply lo A. ll. MULLIGAN. Cotton l-'actor, Accniinnorinllon Wharf, Charleston, S. C. ' nov lt tUntfljco, 3cTOelr , &t. ATCHES! WATCH KS I WATCHES or thu host English, Swiss and American manufacture, In Hold and Silver Cases, at JAMES ALLAN'S, nov! Bl tilt mo No. t!07 King street. TR W K KUY I .IE Vf K L lt Y ! An o'ogaut assortment nf tine half sets FAR KINOS, brooches, Ac, nt J,AMES ALLAN'S, novl mUilrao Mo. 307 K ig street. . . XU ? I'1/.'. iilcctingo. SAINT A NORE W'SIX)DGE,No. 10. A. F. ll. -HIP Regular Communication <>i ilicnhovc Lodge will li ; held Tins KVKNINO, al 7 o'clock. ; l Mawuilc Hull. Hy order >v. M. E. S. JKANNKRKTT. iiuvl.'i Secretary. ITIN A STF.-NM Fl UK KN C. I.NF COM *i l'A N v. l in- iii ulm- Monthly Mcctingof lill! Company will In In-Ill TlllH KVKXIKII, IM ll ill wtanl, ai hair past 7 o'clock, ni Hie Cotit|i:uiy's Hali, tjucen street. A gchcrul and iMtnctual at tendant e of members i- desired. liv onicr. Uiivta .IiillN Mrl.Klsil. Me. rot r>. / tom.LION CI.i r., ATTF.N A MTCET \ ' IN ! m your Club, on Ti KSIIAY, loth inst., ai 71'. M., al Hie onion nf the Secretary. A ion meeting ls particularly ilesirntile, as Huies for thc government of tho Club will be subinitleil hy the Committee on Regulations. liv unter of ihe I'resiileiit. w. ST. JU I.I SN JKItVKV, novia J Secretary ami Treasurer. RF.I.IK F LOAN ASSOCIATION. Tl I K regular Monthly Meeting of thc Associailon Will tie helli TIMM KVKNINII, nt Masonic Hall a: quarter-past ~ o'clock. Arrears received .luring the ila at Nu. l:f> Meelina; street, lind at the Hall in tba evening. WILLIAM ll. KTKKHMAN, .i ivis Secretary ami Treasurer. ft I). C. ATTEND TIIK REGULAR \ .'. Monthly Meei lng of your <:inl , . ' om Hall, THIS KVK.NIW:, at hair-pasi 7 o'clock. IV. S. PBINCB, IIOVI3 * Secretary. UURVIVORS' ASSOCIATION. T ll V. Vi Convention of tin HistricA Associations for Hu- pi ii. .se or organising a Stale Associailon, will . i icM at Un- South Carolina Hall, in this eil . ,:i TiiunsitAV next, thc Ihih inslunl, al t cluck P. M. .' Complimentai ) Supper will lie given lo the Delegates a' half-pus.H o'clock III ibo livening. J A M KS AHMSTUONH. Ju., nov LI Secretary. GlOUCO, illlHQ, co, Src. QTOVES A T W HOI, V. S A L F Till-; UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OK HOB TON A SHEPHERD, IIAVK RESUMED THKIH TltADK IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH TH Kl lt OTU Ell BUS! NESS, AND AUK NOW I'ltEI'AHKD TO SUPPLY OTIIEK DKALEHS, PACTOHS, MERCHANTS AXH ALL TUE CUSTOMERS OK TIIK OLD HOUSE WITH TDK MOST APPROVED DESCRIITIONS OK COOKING STOVES, RA NC. RS AND II EATING i STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRY PRICKS. TIIK COOKING STOVES AND lt A NO ES ARE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-SOME OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH OUT THE AID Ot CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY AND ALI. ARE GUARANTEED TO HAKE PROP ERLY, IF SET Ul* AS DIRECTED. THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN PRICE- HAVE SIX ROI LE lt OPENINGS AND DOUIILE OVENS, THOOOfl BUT A SINGLE PIPE, AND NEED NO RRICK-WORK TO SIT THEM UP. TIIK STOCK OF ll RATING STOVES KMBRACKS CAST-IRON AIR-TIGIITS, RUSSIA-IRON AHt TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, Ac. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES WILL RE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION. WM. SHEPHERD A CO., No. 24 HAYER STU E E T, CHARLESTON S. C., J A F A N N F I) TIN- \V A R K AT WHOLESALE. WM. h II E P II E R D A CO., No. 24 II AYN E STREET._ g T A M PF. TIN- \V ARE AT WHOLESALE. W M . S II K I rf B R D & CO.. No. 24 MAYNE STREET. TflRENCli RETI NX ED IRON - WARE AT WHOLESALE. W M . S IS E P li E R !> & CO., N . .' ! HAY N K STREET. T E L L E V 1 L- L li C O P I* E K lt O I. I. I N 0 M I L L S . AGENTS IN CHARLESTON: W M . K II E P II K R D A 0 0., No. 21 MAYNE. STREET. liliGcdliiiieaiiG. Q 0 L 0 M () N ' S PITT E R S ACCOMPLISH ALL THEY PROMISE sentlT amos RAOUL'A LVNAH'S. milE MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN CO. W1NNKIIS OK THU PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL, Wno HAVK IINIKORJILY BKKN AWARDED HIGHEST HONORS AT INOI'STHIAI. EXIIUIITIONS IN THIS COCNTBY. So thal their work is thc ackuowleilged standard of excellence in its department, respectfully un nonmie thut, with extended mu perfected facili ties, and by thc exclusive usc of recent Improve ments, they nrc now producing yet more perfect ORGANS than ever before, In great variety as to sn ie and price, adapted tn all public.and private uses; for Drawiug Rooms, Libraries, Music Rooms, Concert Hulls. Lodges, Churches, Schools, Ac, in plain und elegant cases, all of which they ure en abled by their unequalled facilities fur munufae turo lo sell at prices of inferior work. Thc recent improvements in these Organs have so Increased their usefulness amt popularity thut they are iinqursiionuhly Hie most desirable in struments ohtalnuL'lc ror family usc us well us Churches, Schools, Ac. while the prices al which tiny can be ago rd ed (.woo to $1000 each) adapt them to the. m en us und i etnilrouicnts of all classes. They uro equally adapted to secular amt sacred music, arc elegant as riirnilurc, occupy little space, ure not Hallie lo get ont. of order, (liol i reipiiriug inning once where a pianoforte ls tuned twenty times,) uro very durable, ami easy to team to play upon. The M. Still. Organ Co. are now selling Four Octave Organs for rsi each; Five Octave Organs, Five Stops, with two arts of Vibrators, for $ 12i, amt oilier atv les al proportionate rales. Fur testimony lottie sup riorit or their Organs, the MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN COMPANY re spectfully referi Hie musical profession general ly; a majority <>f thc most prominent musicians tu the country, with many or eminence lu Kunine, having given public testimony mai tho Mason A Hamlin Organs cxsel nil others. A circular containing this testimony In full will be sent free lo any one desiring il, also adescrip ilvccirc.ular, containing full particulars respect ing I hos Instrumenta, with correct drawings of thu d neront styles and tho lowest prices, which are Uxed and Invariable. Address THE MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN CO., No. fiat; Broadway. New York; novia a No. I A4 Tremont strcel, Boston. jy O ~Y OU WISH TO PREVENT YOUR HILL AND P E V E UT USE SOLOMONS' BfTTF.RS. , K A U F MAN BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT, NO. 26 H HOAD STRKUT, Char esl on, S. 0. Prompt mention given to tho purchase and sale or Real Estate, Slocks, Bonds, bunk-mils, 1 Ac, Ac. ( ecptl6 wfmamoscs RmuecmcMo. A (J HAND MASON I (J I'A li:, limier th authority and approval ol Ike M. w. GUANO LOWIE ai..I AI. K. GUANO LOYAL AUCH illlAITKIt or thc State ol Soul ii carolina, ill lie opened AT IIIRHKNIAN I IA 1,1,, os MONDAY KVKNINO, NOVEMBKK Urn, At 7 o'clock. Will open ut same hour during H. entire week, ami will close al ll o'clock each night, mni on TiitritsuAV ml SATUHDIV Arnot N'xirf nt - o'clock. Masonic Jewels ami Regalia, Silver un plated Ware, Jewelry. Household Com -, I'cirumcry, Dress (iiMiils, Clothing, Hats, liXrcMhincnts ol all kinds, Fancy Articles, um) a large und varied ns sort ment ol oilier merchandise, will le- offered tor -.iii-. Contrihtitlons and donal ions will he thank rally received and acknowledged. Tho lower Saloon will he opened every night, at io o'clock, fur Cotillion and iiiiudrillc rallies, nu der the mauagenieiil and direction or the mill ers or lat Candeur and Walhalla Lodges, ami a line st riiii: Hand win in- in attendance Arrangements have been made to transmit Telegrams from the Hall to alt parts or Hie Dulled State-, or liv cubic to Europe. KKNIOK MAN VII RUS. M. w. .1. CONN KU, c. M. w. c. H. SI MONT N, C. .M. E. lt. s. Dm ss, c. ii. M. c. W. I'. AI. ItOBKUTSON, c. M. W. r. M. Kl* KM AV, M. C. C. M. W. J. A. WACKNBK, I'. M. W. A. E. MII.I.KII, I'. M. G. M. W. C. H. W ALTER, 1*. M. M. W. Al.lltKP I'KICK, I". W. II. D. CoitnKTT, I*. M. <:. M. w. ,\. ISAACS, P. M. M. W. lt. lt. CAMPBELL, W. J. ItlRNIK, P. H. I*. G. M. ! W. .I.A. IIIIAUI.KY, Jr..I'. M. W. H. lUriKT. f. t:. M.j M. M. w..i. i,, UKI,-, p. c. M.! w. s. w. M Aruta:, p. M. M. w. WM. CHUNKY, H.I w. T. TUKSKK,!'. M. H. . G. M., New York, i W. I. W. AM;I:L, P. M. M. K.J. H. HOM! II. sr., \V. J. MOKKKXIK, P. M. P. G. II. P. . W. H. II. DKl.KON, P. M. lt. W. W. K. IH.\KK, l).t AV. H. H. Ciiii'UKSTKlt, P. II. M. i M. H. li. M. MUSKS. D. G. II.I W. E. .1. W.U>t KI.L, P. M. I". ! W. C. HUNKY, P. M. P.. W. W.T. WAI.TKK, P. W. W. S. COWMAN,!'. M. G. M. I W. J. CiltNUIIIAN, P. M. ll. W. S. A. Rl'BIIAM, P. W. ll. W. SKVMOKII, P. J. . W. ; M. p.. w. JAM KS Mi 'ii.- , w. ,\. itAotn., p. M. i.orun, s. G. w. i K, v. llrothcr A. T. I'oii II. w. J. s. iii'isr, J. G. TEM. W. Dev. bro. W. W. HICKS. lt. W. H. W. ScnitOllKU.I Itev. P.M. J. H. M. C'lli: H.T. I M wu KO. M. H.J. It. 1*1 CK KIT, G. Itev. Uro. S. C. VRDDKII. C. ', Kev. Uro. J. M. HltKKNK. W. 7.. W. CAKWII.K, S. Kev. Dru. W. lt. YATES. G. H. Hov. Uro. w. w. bou . W. ll. COVINGTON. S. li.I Kev. Hm. K. A. WAC H. 1 KKK. w. CT. TOWNSEND, J. G. Rev. Uro. it. p. CITI.KK. I l>- I llrothcr Ei>. SESIONO. 1 W. G. M. JOKOAN, J. G.; Uro. JAMES W. ( HAY. !>. ttro. A. P. UMIST. W. P.E. COBURN, G. M.I Uro. W. G. SIMMS. W. D. C. GILCHRIST, G. S.J Itro. T. .1. LOCKWOOD. lt. li. C. K. JACKSON, H.T. Uro. M. ll. NATHAN. H. E. C. G. J MCI:, G. K.| Itro. G. S. IIACKKK. it. E. J. E. HOYT, G. S. , lin . T. V. SIMONS. E. W. II. H. GAII.I.AI I . bro. J. H. HKTTS. G. C. H. I Uro. G. W. t'A UK Kl!. E. E. W. LLOYD,G. It. A.I Uro. J. llAKI.KSTOK. C. ' bro. U.S. VKSNINIJ. w. ST. J. PHILLIPS, P. Mri bm. J. lt. BovurroN. w. ti. v. DUNKIN, P. M. I bro. c. D. ENKTON. w. it. YEADON, P. M. bro. N. C. NOWELL. W. A. P. Al.mtlC'll. P. M. bro. W. A. UKI.LV. W. D. W. HUNKS. P. M. ? S. S. SOLOMONS, Kst|. w. J. lt. KEUSIIAW, P. M.' II. T. PEAKE, Esq. Jl'KlOU M A S Ali KIlS. w. A. T. SMYTHE. President nf Hie Association. w. /.. H. OAKKK, Vicc-I*rc*tdciit. w. s. THOMAS, sr., Chairman Committee of Ar rangements. bro. S. C. WELCH. Treasurer. bro. p.. E. bitowN, Secretary. s. K. '. KitoNEtiKKUEK, Sou I h Carolina Cum (mimicry. Comp. S. II. OPPENHEIM, ll. p. Carolina Chap ter, Nu. I. Comp. W.T. MILLEU, II. P. Union chapter, No. Comp. Dr. J. ll. Hosotnt, Jr., H. P. /.cmbbabsl L'lmpter, So. ll. Comp. II. H. Mi I.I.EU, Germania Chapter, No. 12. Jons- MoLEIHII, W. M. Solomon's Lodge, No. 1. WILMOT G. DKSAL'KSI.'KK, W. M. t'nioii Kilwin nine Lodge, No. A. .1. SOM EUS ltL'lsT, W. M., Washington Lodge, No. .V A. VAI.K. W. M. Friendship Lodge, No. fi. H. S. Dt'liVEA. W. M. St. Andrew's Lodge. No. 10. CHAS. INOLESBV, W. M. Orange L dge, No. 14. EKED. HOIWEY, W. M. Pythagorean Lodge, No. 21. J. bork. W. M. Lu Candeur Lodge. No. :K;. A. MKI.I'HKUS, Walhalla Lodge. No. titi. ' W. E. MIKKI.L, W. M. Landmark Lodge. No. TC. G. L. HI-IST, W. M. Kenn kiln l.< tg< , N . ur, W. F. PADDON, W. M. Tyre Lodge, No. USB. bros. CKOItliK ll. I NOUA ll AM. Jr.. S. WKItil. J. H. HALL, WM. KNOX. D. MIII.I.KK, W. W. PBMBBKXMK, c. w. STVI.ES. WM. L. KINO, J. H. LEOS, N. W. KINSMAN, W. J. TIIIM, I.. V. M EY Eli. Pl.OOl: COMMITTEE. W. H. LEVIN. P. M. I bro. J. M. WOMACK. bro. W. W. SIMONS. j bro. .1. II. HALL. bro. J. ll. LI>!:M. I Uro. A. Mowitv. Price of admission to the l'air, 2ft cents. Children under 14 years of age. IA cents. Season Tickets. $1. Admission In ball-room, one HcntlcnUMI und two Luilies, SOC. Tickets au bo obtained ai the Hotels, Jewelry and book Stores, at Hu: Itali, and or Hie Secretary at his place of business, No. -Jt Kayne street. il - The Street Hallway Company have very kindly consented io allow their cars to await the dosing of the Fair, each evening, for thu accom modation of the visitors. The South Carolina. Northeast ern, Clieniw null Darlington. Savannah and Charleston. Charlotte, Columbia und Augusta Railroads, Florida ami Georgetown Steamers, ha ve, wit'.: their HBIIUl public spiel:, reduced the price ol' travel on their several tines, and will issue Excursion Tickets, good for len days, from the Kith November, for one fare, nova tullun fins iLiiiioving, &t. J^y 0 li B A I! .M Av J U |{ S , MERCHANT TAILORS, Have removed to No. 147 KING street, live doors below their former .stund, where they will be pleased to see their former patrons and friends, and the public, generally. Mr. Jurs has just returned rrom thc North with a large and well selected stock ot Foreign and Domestic Cloths, Heavers, Coalings, Doeskins, Cnssimcrcs und Vest lugs. A LSO, A tine assortment of Gents' Furnishing Hood , which will be sold al ii very sinull profit. Gentlemen in want of any of thu above articles will do well to call be ore purchasing elsewhere. oct!I mth_ Q LOTHING, TAILORING AND FUR NISH INO GOODS. MENKE A MULLER, No. 326 KINO S T it B K T , Three Doors below Liberty street. Have just received and opened a large and fine assortment or Men's Youths' and Roy's CLOTH I NH, FUKNISHINC GOOl*;, Ac. Consisting ol Elegant OVERCOATS, business and Dress Snits, Wlnle and Colored Shirts, Underwear Goods, Ac, English and Domestic Hair Hose, Alexander's unit CollvbOcr'S Kid Cloves, bur' -kin, Doeskin, calfskin: Cloth, Casslmore, Tweed; silk und Thread Gloves, Linen und Paper Colin rs. Cravats, Nick Tn*, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Ac. Also, a large and well assorted stock of biioAi' OLOTIl, CASSIM KKK, DOESKIN, P. KA V K ll CLOTH, Ac, a large variety of thc new style Panis and Vest l'alterna, which wo oner to sdi by piece, yard or pattern, or make, up Into garments by measure, in the aiesl stylos, Our stock hus been selected willi great rare, and prices marked very low, in plain llgurcs. Heilig confident thal weean nOtirInducements um quailed by any oilier house, we solicit buyers In our Huelo givens a call before, purchasing elsewhere. All orders will receive our prompt and Very car.-lui BttCnlllMI. Entire satisfaction is guaranteed, oc.tit mwWmoa JJ^ OLM B S A M A C B K T ll , No. 30 II HO AD STREET, Charleston, S. C., BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will attend to Heuling ami Collecting of Reata and pm chase and sale of Stocks, bonds, ( old, Silver and Real Kstatc. ALSO, To Hie Purchase of louds and Supplies for par ties In the country upon reasonable terms. OKORO K 1.. HOLMES.A LEX AS mm MACBETH. janl lyr N V Srorcvico, (liquors, Srt. E W V () ll K li A ; C. INC. Twenty roll* ..( tins sup. n u HACClxi! nor teamerSaragossa, will bc sold low bout wharf > V.M. HOAI.il .v CO. ' ni.vi.'. I I ADIlKNUKVli.LK I Y I li A I' I. | (. ? i CEMENT. ina barrel* ;.< arrive per Schooner Mun;..-, Fur at low hy w I l.l.l A M ROACH A CU. nov IA I QIIOUI.DEIIS, SIDES, STlTll'X. NECKS, n PURR, * . M lilnls. Strictly Choice WESTERS SIIOHL DKRH IS hhds. I'runr c. ll. ami I.. c. Hides .tiMiD pounds Choleo Sugar-cured strips twin pounds Cholee Sugar rm ni rig st.Hera loon pounds Choice Nock llaeon l liM. Rump iNtrk Sall, Molasse*-, i~nmlles, Kuan Vinegar, Smoked Tongues, e. Just received ami fi.r aale l j I.Al .KEY A Al.KXANIlKR. nov IA - No. i:n East nay. po KTi) ii ii: o si!(;.\i;s. ~ na hhds. choice PORTO KICOKIMIAH. Now lami ng uiol lor salo liv MCI,I.Kit. NIMITZ. A CO., nm IA in I il li:*. No. I->I Kusl Ila . JkT E VY (J ll E H S li S I'INKAI'Pl.K CIIKKSK Kid;.m Cheese Vonna America Cheese Imitation English Cheese Primo iSushen Cheese. WM. S. CORWIN A cu., novia :i No.<J7A KiiiKsircel. |> U U E S ll M li li V W I N i:" Jiisl r.Ivett 50 casks of SHERRY WINE prices {:;. $i, in, fu. is, fi.* tor Kalle ti; in buttles, from t io * wi. M .SO, I'li'KR A (tn. IIKIRSIKCK Ve Clieipiiil I'unsurilin M mum's Champagne ( reen Soul .sparkling Mo/.ellc. Ai! of diivei importation. WM. 8. CORWIN* CO., No. "J;.". King sired. Uran li of No. ooo liroaiiwuy, Nov.- Vol k. nov I tl N t; S T V ii A ITTERS" A IIOKKR'S P.ITTKRS Rraku's Itlilew Hosteller's Hitters Russ' St. Iioniingo linters Wolfe's Kebleitam Schnapps. WM. S. CORWIN .V CO., novia ii No. aw King street. SANGES I O ANOEB I ORANGES . o 0,000 8WKET HAVANA OHA Nt HOS. at AO per hundred ami to couts per donen 40 ilor.cn large Pineapples Ano Plantains .JA hunches Bananas Kur sale by Mus. r. H. KKNRICK", No. s:t Market, near Meeting street. novl:! 2 B UTTEtt, CHEESE AN'I) BACON. 200 k< gs anil lillis R CIT KR WI I io.\ os Kaclory Cheese 100 hillls, nilli tierces Sides. Shoulders and Hams. Ker sale low i>.v UKO. W. STKFIKNS. nnvl.l "j No. no Vendue Hange. OLASSES! MOLASSES! AND sui: AR. M 4i; hhds. uno Muscovado-MOLASSES :;i hhds. prime Muscovado Molasses IA l iel ros primo Muscovado Molasses G*I hhils. cl nico Muscovado Molasses oa hhds. choice Muscovmlo Molasses :;4 llerces choice Muscovado Molasses AU barrels choice Muscovado Molasses so IHIXCS p. 'ne Muscovado Sugar. Now lauding ex-Americuu lirig .?John Batch," ft oin Matauxas, (Culm,) and for sale i>v W. P. Il A M., novl-!:! Crown A COL'S Wharf. ^t. U N N Y 0 Ii O T II 100bates, extra weight, tn store, and for sale low in lois to suii purchasers, nv K. LAFITTE A CO., No. -jo Hroad street. oct-JT wm jplUNNY CI.UT11 ! GUNNY CLOTH I On the spul und lo ari VC. For sale hy MU Hun ( KO. A. TREN HOLM k SON. r 1 V E P O <) I SA L T ! mao sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, dil eel from Liv erpool-large und full sacks. .'or sate al lowest market prices, liv md'Jit T. J. KERR A CO. QALIFORN1A VINEGAR HITTERS. Kor sate t>y DR. ll. RA KR, novll No. lill Mooting street. UlMIAMri ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK. A BURR CORR KOR DRUNKENNESS. One Hollar a Hattie. Sont by mail, postage paid, on receipt of price. The Antidote is the liest icm o, ly lhal can he administered in Mania-a-l'olu, ami also for alt nervous airuclloilS. Kor sale hv Hr. H. lt A KR, No. cu Meeting street, oetfl Agent for South Carolina. li Iv C E J V IS I). J U T CAR MON ATI". OK AMMONIA Ulcarbunatc of Soda Cream of Tartar Kresfa Hops. "or sale, wholesale and retail, by Hr. H. HA Ell, nc Ul No. i... Meeting street. ?Jt*" A ll i N (i O CURES KKVK.R AND AfilJK. "TIIK FINEST TONIO IN THE WOULD. 49>For sale liy all Druggists. H. J. LC UN, Agent, Druggist, Comer King and John street, sept 17 mns_Charleston, S. C. 0~L OMON'S BITTERS S ARK FOR SALE DY Dr 8. RAOUL. & LYNAS, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNER KINO AND M ARK HT STREETS. septi7 nmos Climber, irncl, Sirc. i OA Ii! C () A Ll 0 O A Ll 300 tons very Superior RED ASH COAL, lnnd ing this day ex Schooner "Fawn," und fur sale hy llllbll * I! LA Kl-'., nov IA 3 noyce's Wharf' QOALI GOA Ll COAL! 100 tons BITUMINOUS LUMP COAL, fer parlor usu .jno ions Cumberland Smith's Coat, now landing from schooner Matuoku 300 tons Rod Ash Coal, ogg and stove sixes, Ul ar rive per lu n Camion, from Philadelphia. For sale by ll. K. HA KKK A CO., cuni Yard, No. 20 Cumberland mrcei. nov ct :; rji 0 A U ll I V ii . 100,000 Cypress HUINCHES io arrive. For sale low, und will be lauW'd ut any point in Ihr harbor. Apply lo JOHN Tl KN CK EX. nov ii ihsnts* Mnrkel street |^ O H i'. ALE. Oak and Hickory TIM HER and STAVES. Apply to WARINA A SIMONS, Wood Fuelers, uovll thsni3 West End Mill street. I lil l A Al M. LAWTON, FACTOR AND COMMISSION M MUCHA NT, No. io Hov OK'S WHARP. Hxlra Heavy Sea I danit IIAOH NO t Ni) TWINE for Halo. Advances ruade on Produce la bund. aug*J6 thstu