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NEWS OE TUE DAY.
-Cold closed in Now York yesterday at 27.
-In New York cotton closed a Hhadc Armer.
Saks 2000 bales. Middlings 25)<at5J?.
_In Liverpool yesterday cotton closed steady.
Uplands llj?tvn.'?d. Orleans ll?;ail\'d. Sales
VJ,ouo bales.
-Cincinnati is to have a new $400,000 mer?
chant' exchange.
-With two exceptions, both caused by ill
health, all thc English Catholic Bishops will take
their seals at thc Council of Ihc Vatican.
-The Macon .tournai and Messenger has been
purchased'by A. W. Reese, Esq., who, until a few
month I ago, had charge or its editorial columns.
-Thc President's message has already been thc
nubject of Cabinet consultation, and rumor says it
Will certainly reit?ralo tb? doctrine or thc first
mMMffO on thc financial question, and possibly
ask Congress to px on an carly day for specie re?
sumption:
-Thc extensive drug establishment of J. TI.
Zellln A Co., in Macon, Cu., Wits partially destroy?
ed by lire on Thursday last. Thu loss ls estimated
at between twenty-live and thirty thousaud dol?
lars on the stock of drugs, medicines, paints, Ac,
aud at least $1000 on thc building,
t-It ls a dillluult task to suit every one. Hie
proposed revision or thc English Prayer Book
brings this fact out pretty prominently. Take
tfie question of n revision of thc marriage ser?
vice alone. Thc Pall Mall Gazette says lu sub?
stance that some object to the phrases lu lt (omit?
ted Iroin thc American version,) which speak too
plainly, and, as somo think, immodestly, of thc
marriage relation, others think thal there should
be at Icasl another form to bc used lu thc case
Of persons to whom some of Its assumptions do
not Apply. Others lind it too religious, and want
thc service to recognize marriage as a civil rela?
tion, while others think that, as it stands, lt ls uot
religious enough.
-There is a row among thc Mormons. Thc ed?
itor of the Utah Magazine publishes ceri alu arti
Oles obnoxious ti) tito policy of Brigham Young,
whereupon Hie latter called a meeting or the
Council and issued an order of excommunication.
Among oilier assertions, tho order says that "it
is apostacy to differ honestly with tito measures
of thc President"-confirmed by a remark of
President Wells that "we might as well ask thc
question whether a man lind a right to ditter
with Hie "Almighty." ThUH the doctrine wns
un quail fled ly asserted thal the Almighty and
thc priesthood, so far us Its oillclal dic?
tates were concerned, were lo be accepted as
one and the same thing, on pain or excom?
munication from thc church. Thc rejerted mem?
bers have published ti protest against thc
action or thc Council. Believing in rrec speech,
they hold that lt ls an illegal and nu un?
righteous usu or thc holy priesthood to expel any
person from thc church because they cannot con?
scientiously admit thc divinity or any measure
presented by the priesthood. Arter usscrting
their intention lo continue In their business, they
prophesy that "men shall yet learn that thc
true mission or priesthood ls to teach and not to
control, and in our midst shall staud thc same
priesthood that wc believe in to day, but whose
greatest glory shall bo that they represent a spirit
Irvni which every principle of coercion has been
wiped away."
-The Cuban agenls at Washington arc abont to
publish a statement or thc ctTcct or General Ces
pede's proclamation regarding tho destruction of
thc growing cane. Up to mts time thc Cuban in
anrgents have never ntlemplcd to destroy eugnr
plantations, except in Hie cast end or the Island,
where lhere arc very few. In the right season,
when there was n company of Spanish soldiers
Ditrcnchcd lu each of ibo sugar works, a band of
twenty-five men was suiiiclcnt to fire thc enno lu
half iv dozen garrisoned estates almost wit btu
sight of each other. When dry cuongu, and
boron: ready ror thu mill, tho cnne-flolds burn
like coal oil. Accidental Hies have been known
to spread through nine mlle or sugar-cane
in three hours. Thc burning ordered, long
planned and systematized, will laic place up
to within an hour's ride or Havana. One hun?
dred thousand hoops could not 6top lt. When
about one hundred eslates are burned, which will
occur tho llrsl week of operation*, Ihc incredu?
lous sugar interest will begin to believe, and su?
gar will Jump up ten per cent, nt a limo. A
glance ut thc memorial or the Cubans shows:
First, lhai half tho sugar used in Ihc United
States comes from Cuba; second, that sugar ami
tobar.-o give thu United Stales over $25,bOO,ooo
revenue; third, that thc United States export
$11,000,000 of provisions; fourth, from $6,000,000
to $7,00.i,00t> or machinery; fifth, Hie. prouts made
in thc United States by sugar refineries. Thc loss
to the United Slates ls reckoned ol 11 high figure
but ls certainly $..0,0011,000 or $00,000,000, and
that not for one year, but Dr thc next and next,
and ail might have been avoided by recognition.
-Al last New York ?H lo have a market which
for also and beauty Is not to bc surpassed by any
in thc world. Tills new Inatlmtlon ls io bc locat?
ed nt the root of Thirty-fourth si rect, North River,
. and ground will soon bc broken. Il will bc a rec?
tangular structure, eight bundl ed rect lil length
and two handled 111 width, I hus enclosing n nntr
kot space, or lfi6,000 squat 0 feet, tho largest aroa
A'f any building on tho Continent. There will bo
tour grand entrances, ono ou each avenue, one on
Thirty-fourth street and one on Thirty
fin li street. On either side of these en?
trances uro seven other gatc.i for ready In?
gress and egress, and seventeen spacious win?
dows to light the stalls within. There aro three
instinct roofs-thc great central Iron span of one
hundred reel and seventy live feet lu heigh!,and
those of the two wings each thirty-eight feet high.
This central roof is dome-shaped, surmounted by
a ventilating roof, broken 'at intervals by mina
reis. Kr?nt thc centre of this roor and above thu
south and north gales rises thc grand tower to
an elevation of one hundred and ninety-two feet
and or thc most graceful lorin. This tower will bu
constructed altogether of iron, and, at au clova
Hun of one hundred ami forty luci, will present to
the .rardlnal points Ute faces or a great dook.
This side elevation or Hie building promises to bc
very Imposing In its immense sweep of eight
hundred feet. There will also be an outer mar?
ket on thc river front, WCSl or Twelfth nvenuc. a
building with open sides,'thc rouf support ed on
Iron columns. This building will be one hundred
feet by two hundred foci, and from Its western
end will project Into thc river a pier three hun?
dred foci long by forty wide. Thc cost of thc
building will be (1,000,000.
i ii, Wages of Lulior.
In conned ion with thc proposition, now
ti -suming tanguito simpo, to unite tho work
j big dusses of the city in one general Pro?
tective Union, it is Important to determine
whether the low ruto of wages which now
prevails is duo lo oppressive combinations
on lite part of Hie employers, or to natura
causes alone.
Thc ranting demagogue roundly assert:
that all employers ure tyrants, and all un
combined workmen something mote nbjec
Hum slaves. Dut tho claptrap of tho venn
lice latiner will have no lusting cited; th
more especially tts iho?c who must bear th
brunt of the new movement, ennnot alTon
to make n false start by ignoring allogcthe
hard facts and thc counsels of cool mut sc
her reason.
At the very outset, we must admit thcrigh
of every employer to go into tho market am
engage his workmen at the lowest marice
price. There is no economic reuson why h
should pty one farthing more than thc leas
rate at which thc men who suit him arc wil
ling anil ready to work. All that eau b
ilcmumlcil of him, ns ol thc workingman, i
that he aimil faithfully carry out the stipula
tiona of lils bargain. Thia is n cold-bloodc
view, it is true, of the connection betweo
capital ami labor; but it is, nevertheless
thc true one. Thc priests of tho new Evan
gel may preach that "an organized rcligiou
"inllueucc will hereafter induce employer
"to concede to their men, voluntarily,
"larger share of their prolit than any Trad
"Union could extort from them ;" and it inn
suit (he fanciful, who have no mouths <
women anti children to lill, to accept (li
calm assurance of M. Comte that thc proi
ince of tho capitalist is "action and aitthoi
"ilativo direction." Until, however, Iii
liual triumph of Hie Religion of Humanity
most of us will be disposed to confess tin
the primo object of thc employer is lo acci
mu?ate wealth, not to tlo good to thc worl
Ingmoil. Ethical considerations have lill
practical hearing upon the relations of labt
anti capital.
At the lint glauco it may seem that tl
freedom of Hie employer from nil check <
restraint has hud much lo do with keepit!
down thc price of work. But there lu
been no combination among the capitalis
to lower the remuneration . of the worke
They have only taken cheap labor ns lh<
found it, and if one mail refused to work f
tho price which was oflercd they had I
difliculty in finding others who would a
swer their purpose as well. There was t
combination to force higher wages, and
half loaf was belter than none.
Thc real cause of the present unsalisfa
lory remuneration of workingmen in Charlo
ton inny be found, we firmly believe, not
a combination of employers, or an nbscm
of combination among the employed, h
in the want of capital lo bc used in new u
dertakings, and in (ho unprofitable natu
of the investments already made and no
carried on. This is enough to make lab
cheap; for the supply is steadily growing
volume, while the demand is at least at
stand still.
The banking or active capital of the Sta
was destroyed by thc war, which ttlao swe
away thc slave capital, which enters in
thc calculation al this Bingo only us fur
lt was a means of procuring monicil ca
ital, which, in one way or another, wou
give employment to the laborer. No foroU
capital could bo procured; the masses wc
staggering under n load of debt; ull (li
could be relied on was tho prolit whit
should gradually accrue from agricultu
and from commerce. Thc ngriculluris
have beeii moderately successful, and ha
relieved themselves of their heaviest embc
rassmcnts. They have a surplus, apart fro
what has been paid away, out of the Stu
and in it, for implements and slock. Tl
Btirplus is hoarded up; it is dead; it giv
employment to no one, nnd, as a creator
a demand for labor, might os well be at t
bottom of thc Atlantic. And in tho cit!
there is tlic same chain of cause and effet
Some capital bas been gathered np; but i
have now less than a million dollars of ban
ing capital against twelve or thirteen m.lllio
?ii 18(30. There ls not money enough to cm
on thc purely mercantile branches of c
I rad?. Wo nro li a m pored and restrained
want of means, and there is no hope of
im ima!: atc chango for tho better.
Wo have now partially accounted for 1
nbscnee of those expenditures in manufi
lures upon which depend the fortunes of t
mechanic. The foundries and amohino she
littve not been wholly Idle, but it is open
consideration whether they have not bc
worked us much to tho prolit of tho wo
man as to thal of thc employer. The i
mund for our manufactures lias been limiti
und most master mechanics have done lil
more than hold their own. Look also ut I
condition of the eily as infecting tho bi li
layers, carpenters, pun ters mid workers
iron. Tho heart of Cha, lesion was bun
out eight years ago, and what has been di
to lill up tho void? Tho burnt district
thc burnt district still. And this is Btise
i il dc of reasonable explanation. Under
slave system moro house-room waa ncc
wiry than ls needed now. Loss of forti
compels several families lo occupy thu sa
dwelling. During tho last niuo years
white population-tho house-building po
lotion-luis not Increased. Taxes aro oj
bltanlly high, and in consequence of
absence of demand for house-room, rc
aro exceeding y low. Heal ev ute tiou?
pay moro than slv or sovon per cont, o']
the investment, and there is no inducen
to build, except BO far as may bo lndisi
pablo to uioct Hie actual wants of tho mo
niout. Still th? hoi lom hus lir?n touched.
Our prospects grow steadily brighter. Wut
there is not yoi active prosperity enough to
make labor richly profitable.
Wo have now sketched out ihr main rea?
sons which appear lo nccount for tho low
niles of wngos of which our workingmen
complain, ll is our desire lo see Hmm well
paid-tho higher tho bolter; bul wc ask them
whether they can expect, under tho circum?
stances, lo obtain mote pay for their work
by a simple requisition that their pay bo in?
creased ? Tiley may organize thoroughly
and prepare lo seize the Ont opportunity
thal ?fters itself for improving I hoir posi?
tion. Can they, however, see their way
clear to obtuiu, sit once, an increase in wages
which would swallow up tho small margin
ol profit now left lo Hie employers, and
cheek, for a lime ul least, a greul part of
Ute work now going on ?
Two colored men have been arrested on
suspicion of having tired thc premises of Mr.
Alfred Ayer, and arc now in Hie Barnwell
jail. The evidence against thom is of such
a character as lo leave no doubt of their
guilt. Will "Iiis Excellency" see thal these
men aro punished as llicy deserve ?
TllB ginhouse of Mr. U. .Simpson, of Ram
well, was bumed down one night last week.
Will Governor Scott send up his constables
and see that thc incendiaries are brought lo
justice ?
iPttlttO.
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each Insertion, ir paid lu ndvance._
ANTED TO IintE, A MIDDLE AGED
white woman, lo cook and wash. Apply
at residence on Lot of Oerman Friendly Society,
Archdale street, between West and Magazine.
nov m_
~\X7"ANTED, A COLORED WOMAN, TO
? V mind a child. Inquire at No. 47 Smith
street._novio 1*
ANTED TO HIRE, A WHITE WO
MAN to Cook and Wash Tor n small fami?
ly; must also understand milking cows; fair
wages will be given to one who will suit. Apply
Immediately nt No. 4s Caution street._novio
WANTED.-A YOUNG MARRIED MAN,
28 yours old, would like to take charge of
a large Cotton Plantation, lu thc State or South
Carolina. Any one In want of a good, fait brui
Overseer, will do well lo address the undersigned.
Can give thc best or references. C.ood steadv
hu'.ills, and not troubled with politics. Address,
tor two months, P. W. EDWARDS, Portland,
Maine._'_nov 10 imo*
WANTED. RY A COLORED WOMAN,
a situation ns Seuntalress. Can do plain
dress fitting also. Apply at No. loo Coming
street, near Spring. novio 1*
WA N T E D, RRAMAPOUTRA OR
WHITE DOCIN FOWLS. Address Post
otllre Box No. 412, staling price. novio i*
WANTED, A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
aged White Woman, tn gn into the coun?
try to cook, milk a cow, and make herself gener?
ally useful. Hood references required. Apply to?
morrow, at No. 2i Mcctiug street, .between the
hours or ll and 1. novia lT
ANTED, A WHITE Oil COLORED
Servant lo conk und wash, and to make
herself generally uscrul. Must come well rccom
mcndcil. Apply at tills office. novio 1*
WANTED, A GIRL, WHITE OR COL
ORED, shout ll years, to take charge of
children, Ac. Apply comer Queen and Smith
streets. novin l"
WANTED THIS DAY, A YOUTH 12 OR
lf> years of agc, lo collect. Also a man to
canvass Tor pictures, a married man preferred.
Apply al No. 27 Broad street, up stairs, from 12 to
3 o'clock. J. II. A BRA .1 AM._novio I*
WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
In n Wholesale Drug Store, or a large Re?
tail and Prescription Drug Store. No Abjection to
go lu thc country. Will expect bul a small com?
pensation nt first. Thc applicant is a graduate of
the South Carolina Medical College. Address M,
?J?, through the Post?nico. ocio
WANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
central part of thc elly, containing live ur
six rooms, with good outbuildings and water.
Address 1), at this Olllcc. sept2S
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
sell the American KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
Invented. Price $25. Will knit 20,000 stitches
per minute. Address American Knitting Machine
Company, Boston, Moss., or St. Louis, Mo.
00129 -linos
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that JOB PRINTING or nil kinds, plain
und ornnmcutnl, is executed promptly in Hie
neatest style und nt the lowest Now york prices,
at THE NEWS Job (lillee, No. 140 EAST HAY. Cull
nod examine the scale ol prices bernie giving your
orders elsewhere.
WANTED, AGENTS. TWO HUNDRED
and Fifty DuRurs per month, to sell Die
only Crimine Improved common Sense l 'a nilly
SEWING MACHINE. Price only $18. areal in?
ducements to Agents. This is the most popular
Sewing Machine or thc day-makes thu lamons
"Elastic Lock Stlich1'- will do any kind or work
that eau be done on unv machine. One hundred
thousand sold and the demand constantly in?
creasing. Now ts thc time to lake an uucucv.
Send for Circulars. ?Sf Beware of infringers.-ftn
Address SECOMH A CO., Bnslon, Mass.; Pitts?
burg, Pa., or St. Louis, Mo. oct20 amos
_go Rent.
HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
Ac, now vacant. can readily be rented hy
advertising Hiern lu this column. Thc rate ls 25
cents ror twenty words or less, each Insertion, ir
paid In advance.
TO RENT, PART OF A GENTEEL RESI?
DENCE. Also u furnished Room, located on
King street. Apply at this office. novio 3*
TO RENT, THAT LARGE AND ELE?
GANT MANSION, No. 43 Meeting-street, with
extensive Lot und Garden, located In one or the
best and healthiest sltnatlons or thc city, and fur?
nished with till tho modern Improvements and
conveniences. Possession given on first of Janu?
ary, 1870. Apply to MORDECAI A CO., No. 110
Hast Bay. octl2 tu
TO RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
on the first of January next, a FARM on
.Meeting street road, Joining thc city boundary,
containing sixteen acres. Apply to C. WHITTE
MORK, No. 0 Rudclltro street. novis rm
FOR LEASE, VACANT LOT CORNER
Greenhill and Tradd streets; 43 by no reel.
Au excellent stand for a grocery. Apply to A. P.
a RAY, No. 33 llroad street,
novll thslu4*
rpo RENT, A COMFORTABLY FUR
A. NISH ED ROOM, suitable for one or two sin?
gle gentlemen. Apply at No. 20 Hasel street.
HOV15 2*
mo RENT, THE PLEASANTLY HITU
X ATED HOUSE No. 310 Meeting street, nud
also thal pleasantly situated House No. 40 Nus
sail street; each containing ' Ix moms, with out?
buildings and n elstern on thc premises. Turent
at very low rates. Apply ut the corner of Anson
mid Calhoun sh eets. novIC 2*
mi) RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX
I TURES Tor it grocery und bar-room, corner
l.oiigltudo Lane and Rust lluy. Tn an approved
ii".cut rent will bc $10 uer month. Also, six
largo square Rooms, with lire places, back piazzas
and cistern wntcr on cvory story. The rooms
will lie rented Hlngly ir preferred. Inquire or Mr.
ROSE, on thc premises;_octia
ROOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR?
NISHED rooms In a residence pleasantly
?moated In tho western part or thc city. Terms
moderate. For further particulars, apply nt No.
II Doughty street. octl2
NIGHT HUnOOL.-THE SUBSCRIBER'S
NIGHT SCHOOL has iiccn opened In tho
building ot tho Catholic Parochial School, sn
llroad street. Any further applications mny be
made to Rev. F. J. QUIGLY, Pastor of tho Catho?
lic. Chapel.
novio tuths-t JOHN GANNON.
il oil ti nb bonito ._
rOST AND FOUND AGAIN.-TF YOU
J have lost nuytlilng, make lt known to the
oublie, t brough this column. Thc rate foy twenty
words or lesa, each Insertion, ls 25 cent?, If paid
In advance
T^OUN \ i ,N SA II RD Y N GUT, IN
1. Mee i g s'ree , a i old wa h and chnln. Tho
owner c nn (.blain Hie i arno hy paying expenses
und applying at Tur Nitwa onlcc. novio
ilk et i m?o.
GUANO LODGE UF ANCIENT FREE
MAHONS OK SOUTH CAROLINA.-THO All
mini cn mun i H ii-.a h.n <>r tin- Most worshipful
Grand UH iou or Ancient Kree Masons of South
Carolin* ?'iii bu holden ut Masonic ? iuti. Chnrlcs
ton. Tins DAV. Hie tut lt or November, I860, com?
mencing nt ililli 12.
Hie Presidents or Ute vat lou? Railroads In South
Carulinn have kindly consented to |ierinlt thc
llrnnd Ofllocm and Delegates io puss und reimos
I hereon for oho ru iv. Tho roil rare b? lo be ?mid
al Hie place ur .st uri lng, ?sid ceri I ll ca tes ?rill i>"
Issued by the Grand Secretary at the close ?>r thc
communication, entintan thc holder to return ncc
ol' nny ol?ante whatever.
Worshipful Masten und Wardens, or Delegates
or Subordinate Lodges, (iraml Ohicers nn<i l*asl
Masters, will luke due notice und govern ihein
seivcsaccordingly. R.S. it'.ttiNS,
novio Mimum Orand Secretary.
COTILLION OLTHL-ATTT.N1) A MEET
INts or your Club, THIS DAV, l?th Inst.,
ni 7 P.M., ut Hie omeo or in, Decretory. A rmi
meei lng is particularly desirable, as Rules for thc
government or Hie Club will bu submitted by Hie
l'm H uni i rc ou Regulations.
By onler or the President.
W. sr. JULIKN J BltVKT,
novio Secretary and Treasurer.
C1AROLINA RIFLE CLUB.-A MEETING
I of tills Club Will bc nuki OH TUUIUJDAY
MIIIININII, ni hulf-pnst s o'clock. Members who
desire to attend this meei nix will please notify
Colonel Walker, nt Walker, Evana A Cogswell's,
during Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) November Hi.
W. E. HUGER,
novio* Secretary and Treasurer. .
SURVIVORS' ASSOCIAT I O N OK
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-An Extra Meet?
ing or your Association will he held Tins (Tues?
day) Kvf.siNii, nt 7 o'clock, al the Hall, No. 3
lu iiml sired,
itv order vt the President.
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Ja.,
novio _Secretary.
MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION OE
riRST UlllGADK SOUTH CAROLINA RROU*
LARS will mool TIMK HVKNINO, Bl Messrs. Walker,
Evans A Co.'s Heading Room, ul K o'clock.
Il KN KY W. FROST,
novio Secretary.
SURVIVORS' ASSOCIATION.- T II E
Convention of thc District Associations for
Hie purpose or organizing a State Association,
will bc held at thc South Carolina Hull, in this
cltv, on TnimsDAV next, thc lath distant, at 1
o'clock P. M.
A Complimentary Supper will be given to the
Delegates al half-past H o'clock In the evening.
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Ju.,
iiovir. Secretary.
?ox Gale.
EBAL ESTATE OH PERSONAL PRO?
PERTY of any kind may bc advertised for
sale tn this column, at Hie rate of 25 ccuts for
twenty words or lens, each insertion, lt paid in
advance._
CAN ARTES ! CANARIES '.-THERE IS
another lot of about one hundred CANA?
RIES, direct from theil I ar rz Mountains, Germany,
?WO King street,
brought lo thc
cry ono as good
gera and tu excellent condition. Now is i le?
chan ce to secure one of these swcei creatures for
thc coming holidays. They arc cheap, ami will
lie sold at reduced prices._novia 2?
BAKERY FOR SALE.-A PINE OPPOR?
TUNITY for a safe and prolltable business.
Apply ut this ottlce._ novio 1*
F?RS?LIi,"? I'TN? MILCH CtJvv X?D
OA LP: thc Calf ls Ovo days old. Apply at
No. .':) America street. novio I*
PRINTING i PRESS FOR SALE AT A
GREAT u.\ ii! : A IN.-one small Cylinder TAY?
LOR PRESS in complete repair. lt han been but
little used, and ls sold simply because the present
owner luis no usc for lt. The size id' the bed nt
Hie Press is forty-four by fifty-eight inches, said
Press will be sold nt a greal bargain If applied for
at ?nee. ns thc room lt occupies ls wanted for
other purposes. Address! Pox No. :.7'Jj New York
Post?nico. 8Cpt2(>
Stocirbing.
001) BOARD CAN RF. OBTAINED AT
VX No. 4a East Hu v. Terms-$7 per week, SI r.O
per day. W. T. MnDONALH. nov Hi 1?
Dissolutions of (?npiirtuc?Qr)i)].
DISSOLUTION 0F; COPARTNERSHIP.
Thc linn tai civ ex isling under thc name of
CALLEJAS, SON A PORNS ls this day dissolved
hy mut mil consent. All debts due by them will
be paid ou presentation. Mr. Porns ls alone au?
thorized to collect all debts due thc lute Urtu.
. . JOSE CALLEJAS,
JOSE CALLEJAS. Jil.
EDWARD PORNS.
Thc undersigned will continue the Clgur and
Tobacco business on their own account under thc
name of CALLEJAS A SON, at Hie old stand, No.
Od Market street, and solicit a continuance or the
patronage so liberally extended to thc old linn.
novio3 CALLEJAS A SON.
ittiscc llancojrie. _
flO TO GEORGE LITTLE * CO.
\JT for Fine Cussiuicre SACKS at $5.
od.'.a stuthlmo
OLOMON'S BITTERS
ACCOMPLISH ALL THEY PROMISE
S
scptn r.tnos_RAOUL A LYNAH'S.
WANTED, THE LADIES TO CALL
and examine thc Stock of Youth's, Hoy's
and Children's CLOTHING, at
GEORGE LITTLE A- CO.,
OcUfl stul lil mo No. 213 King street.
rpUE MASON Sc HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
W INN Kits Of Til K
PARIS n X P O S I T I O N MEDAL,
WHO UAVE DNIP011MI.Y DEBS AWA11D?D
HIGHEST HONORS
AT INDl'STItlAI. EXHIBITIONS IS THI? COUNTUV.
So that their work ls the acknowledged standard
or excellence in Its department, respectfully an?
nounce that, with extended aud perfected facili?
ties, and by the exclusive uso of recent improve?
ments, they ure now producing yet more perfect
ORGANS than ever before, in great variety ns to
stylo and price, adapted to all public and private
uses; for Drawing Rooms, Libraries, Music Rooms,
Concert Halls. Lodges, Churches. Behool.-., Ac, lu
plain and elegant cases, ull of which they ure en?
abled by their unequalled facilities for manufac?
ture to sell nt prices of Inferior work.
The recent improvements in these Organs have
so increased their usefulness and popularity that
they are unquestionably thc most desirable in?
struments obtainable for family usc as well as
Churches, Schools, Ac, whllo thc prices at which
they cnn bc afforded ($60 to $1000 each) ndapt
them to thc means and requirements of all classes.
They arc equally adapted to secular and sacred
music, aro elegant as furniture, occupy little
space, arc not Hablo to get out of order, (not
requiring tuning once where a pianoforte ls tuned
twenty times,) arc very durable, and easy to
learn to play upon.
The M. A IL Organ Oo. aro now selling Poor
Octavo Organs for $50 each ; Five Octave organs,
Five Stops, with two sets of Vibrators, for $126,
ami other styles at proportionate rates.
For testimony to tho superiority of their Organs,
Hie MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN COMPANY re?
spectfully refer to tho musical profession general?
ly; a majority of tho most prominent musicians In
tho country, with ninny of eminence in Europe,
having given public testimony that the Mason A
Hamlin Organs excel all others.
A circular containing this testimony In full will
bc neill freo to any one desiring it. also a descrip?
tive circular, containing full particulars respect?
ing theta Instruments, with correct drawings or
thc different style* and thc lowest prices, which
arc fixed and invariable. Address
THE MASON A if \MLIN ORGAN CO.,
No. 690 Lioadway, Now York;
nov13 3 No. 164 Tremont street, Rostoo.
J) o YOU wisn
TO PREVENT YOUR
CHILL AND FEVER!
scptn 3mos USE SOLOMONS? HITTKRS.
iKitancial.
E
DWARD LOWNDES,
IIROKER, No. 4 ?ROAD STREET,
noys and sells on commission, Ronds, Stock*,
Rank Rills, and Securities of nil kinds. Tho high?
est market priers obtained.
Any information desired, by letter or otherwise
will bc cheerfully given. Apply as above at No
I llroud street, or llirough Post?nico iiox ;V>7.
Win also attend ii? the Investments of money lu
large ami sundi num.mts.
ItKVKHt'NiiiM. -Wagner. Huger A Co., Reeder A
Davis, G. A. Tn'iiho.'ii A Son, W. C. Ree A Co.,
Thomas E. Waring. Cashier Smith Co.rnllnu Loan
and Trust company; Pelscr, Rodgers A co., j. ?.
Aiken mid Co., Crorgo ll. Winter A Co., Cohcu,
ll,nu kd A Cn., Andrew SlmouOu, President First
National Rank. BcpMl '?moa ota
QVmuoemrnio.
rji il li M A S O N I O F AI R ,
limier Hie am lim ?ty ami approval of Hie M. w.
UKAKI) LOIW1K and M. K. (IRANI) HOYA li AUCH
CHAPTER or Hie Stale or South Carolina, will
open THIS DAY, at 2o'clock, ami continue opon
until ?> o'clock I*. M.; win reopen al T o'clock ati<l
close at li o'clock P. M.
Un THURSDAY, Hie 19th instant, the PAIR will
be oneil ut 12 o'clock M., ami continue open until
ii o'clock r. M.
Contributions to thc Refreshment and oilier ta?
blea win be gratefully receive?! ?nil acknow?
ledged.
Thc lower Saloon win he opened every night, at
io o ' lock, tor Cotillion and Quadrille Parties, un?
der thc management aud direction or thc olHcera
or l.a Candeur ami Walhalla Lodges, and u lino
st ring Hand win bu in attendance.
Arrangements have been made io transmit
Telegrams rrom tho Hall to all parts ol the Uuiieil
States, or by cable lo Europe.
Telegraphic reports of the cotton, gold ami pro?
vision markets can bo proenrred at Hie Telegraph
Onices In the Hull every evOlllng.
RXKCVTlVK OHPI0KR8.
W. A. T. KMYTIIB, P. M., President or the Asso?
ciation.
W. /.. '.. HARKS, P. M., vice-President.
W. S. THOMAS, Jr., P. M., Chatrmnu ol Committee
?r Arrangements.
Pro. S. K. WKLClt, Treasurer.
Uro. lt. E. BROWN, Secretary.
ri.OOH COMMITTKB.
w. N. LEVIN, P. M. I Bro. J. OORRK.
Bro. Z. DAVIS. Bro. A. D. CoiiRN.
Uro. T. A. KUI.I.KR. I Uro. J. H. RoiNRsr.
Prlco of Admission lo tito Pair, 25 cents; chli
ilron iiiiuer M years or age, l? cents. Season
Tickets $1,
Admission to itali Room, one gentleman ami
two ladles, to cents. Tickets can bc ont allied at
the Hotels, Jewelry and Dook Stores, nt the Hall,
and or the Secretary, al his place or business, No.
24 llnync street.
ji?-The Sired Raliway Company have very
kindly consented to allow their cars to await the
closing of the Pair, eacli evening, Tor Ibo accom?
modation of thc visitors. novlO
ST 0
Sienes, Ronge?t S?c.
VES AT WHOLESALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HOR?
TON k SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED TJIKIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUSI?
NESS, AND ARK NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DBALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH TUE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOYES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-SOME
OK THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH?
OUT THE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARK GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP?
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PRICE-HAVE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, TROUGH BUT A SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK-WORK TO SET
THEM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON E-VIR
TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, Ac.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WM. SHEPHERD A CO.,
NO. 24 HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON S. C.,
J
APANNED TIN-WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
WM. SHEPHERD & CO
Nr.. 2-1 HAYNE STREET.
S
TAMPED TIN -WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
W. M . SHEPHERD & CO.,
NO. 24 HAYNE STREET.
JPRENCH RETDNKED IRON - WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
WM. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. 24 HAYNE STREET.
B
ELLEVILLE COPPER
ROLLING MILLS.
ACENTS IN CHARLESTON:
WM. SHEPHERD & CO.
No. 24 HAYNE STREET.
C
?itmber, Such ?-c
OALI COAL! COAL!
300 tons very Superior RED ASH COAL, land?
ing this day ex Schooner "Fawn." and for wale
by BUDD A BLAKE,
novit? 3 Boyce's Wharf
C
OAL! COAL! COAL!
100 tons BITUMINOUS LUMP COAL, for parlor
use
200 lons Cumberland Smith's Coal, now landing
from schooner Mntnoku
300 tons Red Ash Coal, egg and stove sizes, to ar?
rive per brig Gambia, rrom Philadelphia.
For salo by IL F. BAKER A CO.,
Coal Yard, No. 20 Cumberland street.
novia 3
?anb for Sale.
LAND FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
COUNTY, S. 0-The valuable PLANTATION
of thc late John IL Prcssley, containing about 2000
acres.sltuntcd In Iholndlantown neighborhood,Im?
mediately on thcGeorgotown railroad,and in seven
miles or waler communication. There arc near
live hundred acres Inclosed and miller cultiva?
tion. Thc balance or thc Land ls heavily Umbered
and wi ll adapted to turpentine. The place oil'ri a
linc (neild les for Block raising, us thc pnsture is
abundant both winter and summer. The dwell?
ing is painted, In complete order, contains nine
commodious rooms and extensive piazzas. All
outbuildings ncocHsary for a colton farm, in good
repair, and comfortable, (manors for twenty la?
borers. This valuable place will bc sold cheap ir
d i-po.-ed of h clure thc 20lli December. Parties
desiring lo purchase will apply lo mn in person at
Indluutown, or by mull, Kingsircc, 8. C.
JAMES MOCUTOHEN,
novlO Pljaol_Agent for Executors.
FLORIDA LANI) FOR 8 A L E . - A
valuable PLANTATION of uso acres lu Ma?
rion County, Florida, ls ottered nt private Bule,
ahoiii mn; hair cleared and under cultivation;
pari best hammock. Tills Plnniatlon is one of
Hie most desirable In the State; ls very produc?
tive for Cotton, Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables,
Ac; also fine for Oranges and other Fruits; is
located In one of (he healthiest and most plea?
sant neighborhoods In the Slate, being conveni?
ent lo railroads, churches, Ac. Apply lo A. B.
MULLIGAN, Colton Fac:nr, Acooinmodat inn
Wharf. Charleston, H. C. nnvlvt
ELLIS & O H I S O L M ,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
Will intend to tho Purchase. Sale and Shipment
i(tn Ki nilen und Domestic. Porlsi of CHITON,
HICE, LUM HEH and NAVAL STORKS.
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, R. C.
E. WILLIS.A. R. OHISOLK.
MUSS
(Hol I] iii g nn? iTur nioljiiuj @oo??.
A R GK S T O (J IC
Ul'
ITITVX^ FALL CLO?IIIIVG.
NOW OPENED AT
N<o. 291 King Street,
CORNER OF WBNTWOnTU,
A large and elegant supply of Fall aud Winter
CLOTHING,
FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
Made in tito best manner, comprising all the latest
styles for this fall, and offered at LOW PRICES.
IN TUE STOCK ARE THE FOLLOWING:
MIXED CASSIMERE SOITS.?15 00
Double and Twisted Cassimcrc Suits. 17 00
Fancy Cassimcrc Suits. 18 00
Dahlia Melton Snits. 13 00
Ulack and White Silk Mixed Suits. 20 oo
Diagonal Coating Suits.21 00
Scotch Cheviot Suits.24 00
Klbamf Silk Mixed Suits. 25 00
Golden Silk Mixed Suits. 26 00
Olive Mixed Mellon Suits. 28 00
Chesterfield Coats at from.$12 00 lo 20 oo
Water proof Tweed Ovcrsacks. 10 00
Melton OvcrsackB.12 00
English Mellon Sacha.15 00
Fancy cassimcrc Pants at from_$5 oo to 10 00
Vests of cassimcrc, Cloth, Coating, Beaver
and Velvets, at from.$3 00 to 10 00
BOYS' AND YOUTHS'
CLOTHING,
To flt boys and youths from three to seventeen
years or ago, In grctvt variety of qualities, for
School and Dress Suits.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Thc handsomest supply ever offered lu this city,
consisting in part as follows:
BAJOD'S PARIS KID GLOVES, Of nil shades
Laport's Paris Kid Gloves, of all shades
Trlfunssc Paris Kid Gloves, of all sbadci (all cele?
brated makers)
Castor Beaver Gloves
Calfskin Gloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
Buckskin Walking and Driving Gloves
Tanned Deerskin Gloves
Buck Gauntlet Gloves
Suspenders of all styles, including the Russian
Brace, with Patent-lover Buckles
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy, Colored and Black Silk Ties
Bows, Scarfs and Cravats, such as the Dumas,
tho Parisian, tho New Brighton, the Shake?
speare, thc Opera, Alpine, Ac.
ALSO,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, in all quali?
ties, Including thc Angola Flannel, Merino, Lamb's
Wool, Canton Flannel and Shaker Flannel, Ac.
COLLARS of Paper and Linen, such ns the
(?rays, Dickens and Bismarck, or Paper; and tho
Byron, Thalberg, Dickens, Egbert, Shakespeare
aud Burlingame, or Unen.
THE (STAR SHIRTS,
Noted for their tu Ung quaUtlea and good work?
manship. A full Bupply always ou hand. Prices
at from $3 3S to $4.
TUE
Tailoring Department,
Supplied with a largo slock of new FORKION
IMPORTATIONS for Hits fall's wear or tho most
choice styles, which will bc made up to order in
tho best manner, undor the caro of a flrsl-class
French Cutter.
Prices uval und marked on each garment.
Cusiomcrs aro iovilcd to call and look through
thu slock, and mnko their selections.
William Matthiessen.
B. W. MfiTUREOUS, Suporlntendout.
Rcpui tun?simos v
B
?roccrico, Ciqnoro, ?'c.
UTTER, LAUD AN.) CUBESE.
^ Klrklna and luira Choice Orange County BUT
Hurrel?, half barrel* ami pan- rurc l.eaf Lard.
Kirkl'iM ami luiis Kxtra Lard.
Boxes Pineapple, Young America, Kugllali Dal?
ry, fuel or* ami Uatlien Ciicrsu.
Kor sale liv w. ll. CHAPEE i ci?,
novio imii^ No.aol Kusi liar.
E W F lt U I T .
iw RAISINS, m whole liair ami quartet boxes
iw Curran In, m casks
.w rn ron
sw Figs, in drum-. and boxes
Utnomla, Pecan nuls, English walnuts. Brazil
Nuls, Pillions, Ac.
Just received. Kor sale by
Vf. II. CIIAKKH A CO..
uovin I ul hg_No. -JUT Kasl Hay.
C
ll A M I" A G N E C 1 D E R
.jr. Mils, new CIDER, of superior quality, just
received. Ker sale liv
W. ll. CHAFFE A CO..
novli? tulli-j_No. 207 Kasl Hay.
I I) E S, S ll O UliDERiS, Ac.
2.? lilnls. Choice C. ll. SIDES
.J', hhils. Prime Ititi Shies
:?o hhils. Western Shoulders
lo boxes I?. S. I.oiiur Clear Stile-.
30 lierres Choice Hams
IOU hugs Hin Collei:
Mi barrels Ex. Cstigar
.'iou barrels Choice, super anil Kxtra Houi?
son boxen No. I Herrings
?M? boxes Can Oysters, Peaches and Tomatoes,
lu store ami for sale ol low rales, by
JKKKOKDS A CO..
novlC a Vendue Range, Sign ol'Hie Dug.
JpiUE CRACKERS! EIRE CRACKERS t
SW boxes No. I Holden Chop KIRK CRACKERS.
Just received and fur sale nv
LAI'HEY A ALEXANDER,
novlrt I_No. 1.17 Kasl Hay.
T7<LOUR! F LOU U! FLOU R~!
Cargo schooner Ida S. Ilurgcss, consisting of all
grade;. Will besohl very low from Accommoila
liuii Wharf, willie landing.
STENHOUSE. A CO..
novlO_Nos. His, lin um! 112 East Hay.
LOU R ! F L O U lt I
F
2000 barrels FLOUR, lo arrive per steamer Pro?
metheus and schooners Minnie and E. J. Palmer.
ANO IN STDIO:,
1000barreta Choice Southern, Kamllv, Extra and
Super FLOUR. All of which will bc sold low, by
STENHOUSE A CO.,
novio_Nos. los, no and 112 East Ray.
O ELF-LEAVENING FLOUR
300 barrels Jewell Rros. Sclf-Leavcnlng FLOUR
landing this day, and will bc sold low from wharf
by STENHOUSE A 0O.,
novio Nos. los, no and 112 Bast Hay.
?^7- ll I S K E Y ! WHISKEY!
no barrels Choice X, XX und XXX WHISKEY
"5 barrels Itectlllcd Proof Whlskcv.
For sale by JEFFORDS A CO.
novio :i
It
ll I N K WINE
Just received, and will bc sold at 15 cents a
hairaehoppen. n. 11. EVSENRACH,
_novio l*_No. 27 SI. Phillp street.
QRANGES ! ORANGES ! ORANGES I
30,000 sweet Havana ORANGES. Ot J2 50 per
hundred, mid -10 cents per dozen.
40 dozen large Pineapples
500 Plantains
25 bunches li,mana ..
For sale by Mus. C. D. KENRICK
novio 1 No. Kit Murkci, near Meeting it ree'.
SHOULDERS, SI DES, STRIPS, NECKS,
PORK, Au.
20 hlnls. .Strictly Choice WESTERN SHOUL?
DERS
IS hhils. Prime C. R. and I* C. Sides
4000 pounds Choice Sugar-cured Strips
4000 pounds Choice Sugar-cured Pig Shoulders
4000 pounds Choice Neck bacon
20 iihis. Kump Pork
Salt, Molasses, Cundlcs, Soap
Vinegar, Smoked Tongues, Ac.
Just received aud for sale by
LAURKY A ALEXANDER,
n o vi 5 2_No. 137 East Ray.
y^IQUORS ! LIQUORS ! LIQUORS I
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Tlic subscribers having been appointed sole
agents for HENRY WALLACE A CO., Philadelphia,
for the sulcor their fine OLD RYE, WHEAT AND
ROURIION WHISKIES, arc prcpured to make a
liberal discount on large orders.
A full supply of the above Whiskies always on
hand.
Tartics about purchasing would do well to gl^e
us a call before negotiating elsewhere.
BYRNE & FOGARTY,
CORNER CHURCH AND CHALMERS STREETS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
novo tultis2mos_
N
W LARD
r. FINED FAMILY LARD.
Wc are now pucking
NEW LARD
O V THIS SEASONS MAKE.
Tierces, half bids., Kegs, rt Pis., 5 lbs., ami 10 Iba.
Cuddles, 00 lb. cases.
For price lists, address.
PROCTOR A GAMRLE.
oct2S HujtnM_Cincinnati, ohio.
?po lt TO RICO SUGARS.
65 llhds; Choice PORTO RICO SUUAR. Now land?
ing and for sale by
MULLER NIMITZ A CO.,
novl5 mtutiiS No. isl East Bay.
J^-EW CHEESES
PINEAPPLE CHEESE
Eldam Cheese
Young America Cheese
Imitation English Cheese
Prime Hostien Cheese.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO.,
no vi 3 3_No. 276 King street.
pUBE SHERRY WINE.
Just received 30 casks of SHERRY WIN re?
prices $3, $4, SS, $0, $8, $12per gallon; in bottles,
from $1 to $2 60.
AMO.
PIPER A CO. IIEIDSIEOK
Ve Clicquot I'onBardln
Mumm's Champagne
Green Seal
Sparkling Mozelle.
All of direct Importation.
WM. 8. CORWIN A CO.,
No. 276 King street,
Branch of No. OOO Broadway, New York.
novi3
A^NGOSTURA BITTERS.
BORER'S RITTERS
Drake's Bitters
Hosteller's Ritters .
Russ' St. Domingo DitUrfl
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
WM. S. CORWIN t
nov!3 6 No. XIS King street.
J^IVERPOOL SALTI
CUOO sacks LIVERPOOL HA/.T, direct from Liv?
erpool-large and full sucks.
For salo al lowest market prices, by
_OCtga_T. J. KERR A CO.
jyj ARENGO
CURES FEV KR AND AGUE.
THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
?a- For sale by all Druggists.
0. J. LUI1N. Agent,
Druggist,
Corner King and John street,
septn amos Charleston, P. C.
S
O LOMON'S BITTERS
ARE FOR SALE BY
Dre. RAOUL & L Y N A ll,
At Wholesale and Retail,
CORNER KINO AND MARKET STREETS.
septn smos