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VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR rAMIJ?TJES. -Georgia prows tho lulled men ii? Hie United Bink's; Now York averages thu stiertest. -A ballet ts preparing ni St. Petersburg, In wnloh tho ?togo represents a pianoforte key? board, upon which the dniiscus . socs through her steps. -An Indianapolis llnancter proposes le ex? tinguish thc public dei'* hy -oil) -i"lutiiiL? Treas? ury notes for bond . mid keeping them In circulai lull till they weer out. -Brigham Young's theatre has produced j "Griffith Gaunt." Tile moral, or course, is j thrit Oritilih should have emigrated lo Utah and enjoyed both wires in pence. -A circus propriutor, whose show was seized lor debt In Cincinnati, claimed his per? forming mules as Ills homestead, but lite Judge did not regard Ihein In that light. - A mun in Illinois hus invented a spring to be attached to Ute feel l>y which u person is relieved ot' the labor nf walking lo a great ex? tent. He claims Unit lils invention will enable n man to walk len miles an hour with ease. -"Professor," wild n .student lu pursuit of knowledge concerning tho habits ol animals, '?why does a cat, while ealing, turn her head first one way and then the other F "Kur thc reason,''replied ile- Professor, "thal she can? not turn it holli ways al nin e." -A inuleritillst ? ttrgcon ol Puris ?.nely show? ed to one of his friends o ic of ln^ instinnnetits the hautlle of which ivas c treed in hone. "Do you know," lie nsked, "of what lilis handle is mude*" "Of Ivory, I suppose." "No," said the doctor, while lear., almost choked his voice, "lt ls the thlgh-boife of my poor anni." -Thc authoress ol "Eusi Lynne." (Mrs. Henry Wood,; speaks in her last novel. "Bo? land Yorke," of "tko liot-attcinptod-to-be conceulud care" ot noland's face, which brings to mind Miss Barney's roiuurks on "the-sud dcn-al-thc-inoiuvnt-lhougli Ironi-lliigerlng-lll ncss-ollon-provioiiHly-c.vpcclcd death of Mr. Barney's wife. -lu th? Supreme Court of thc DI itriei of Co? lumbia, objection was made lo au Interlinea? tion In an indictment, thu instrument having been written In black ink.and Hie Interpolation in blue Ink. Judge Curler sahl: "Now. in this ; rlod of the abolition of nil distinction on account, of color, it. appears: lo me that this criticism ls hypercritical.'1 -The Sun, describing a new hotel in Fifth avenue, New York, says: "Tho wait.'rs are of Ineffable elegance, nod of ail Intellectual cast of countenance. They look like graduates of Harvard. They wear two clean Bhlrls and two widic chokers a day, and chango their aprons three Huies au hour. A spot ou a bosom or crease in a tlc involves instant, dis? missal. -A Chicago paper tells a utory of election night, which ii thinks shows the enterprise of young Chicago. A parly of boys were seen getting together Hie materials titra bonfire. When they were asked what was th? news. I hey replied Illili they hail none. "We don't dabble in politics. We buill the fire so timi when the news conics we can sell il ?uti to Hie side that bents !', -A short lime ago a closc-flslcd larmer on tho Sandy Uiver, in Muhle, died, niter devising one dollar lo his only son. Thc old gentle? man was duly burled iii the retiemble church? yard, which Buffered n terrible washing nwny by thc late Hood, and a short lime ugo lils body was lonn i opposite the -on s place, luiv Ing been brought down the liver a longdis? tance. When tho tender-hearted son n us in? formed of the incl, he made Hie touching re? mark: "Probably conic back alter thal dol? lar." -One of thc simplest ?ind best cures for stammering is to beat time with Hie thumb upon the forefinger belora commencing to speak, and while speaking. Uno is Ilten almost obliged ti) speak ryihinlcully and dis? tinctly. Another so-called certain cure con? sists merely In Hie frequent and rapid pronun? ciation, with ii;:t> emphasis, of the following gibberish: Uob'j-; meats Snobl>3*:iml Nobbs; Hobbs nods to SuoUb*, mid robs Nobbs' fobs; that, say? Hobbs, ls ibo woisu for Nobb?' fobs, and Snobba sob?. -yus Laura Keene's company, at the Chest? nut-street Theatre, in Philadelphia, is playing a drama entitled u Bogus," which ls highly successful, in spite of the crt lies, who say that there is not a particle of merit i : lt. Hut as il ls announced to run for some lime, il ls sug? gested that a little variety niljin be made by giving all the women's purls lo mon, and Ilia men's parts to women, for u few nights, and then io give a fresh impetus to the play by varying thc order of the acts, beginning some? times at one end, sometimes nt lite other, and then In the middle- all of whk'h i hey think can bc done without injury lo thc consecutive sense of thc play. THE BlOH3tO XS Iii GOTHAM. Their .Vuu,ix-ci. Condition mid Pros prc!*-A .Tie-mini Temple lo lie K iccIed In New Torte-What lt will C ont-In? teresting Interview willi u .Morin ou Sider. A Mormon temple ls to bo erected In New York eily within ibu coming year. A commit? tee, ut whose dis poe si thc requisite funds will bo placed by the Mormons In this country, lins been uppointcd lo choose a suitable sile and to make the necessary arrangements for the edifice. They have nearly completed their plans, and tnoet next week to draw up a report of lucir proceedings, which will be laid before thc Saint? aud oidora ruling tho sect in Amorten. Thc New York Times says: . This building, which will cost nt least f.lOO, 000. ls lo be a house ol reception for Mormon emigrants from Europe, and ii resting place for the travelling brethren ol the tailed States. A portion of lt will bc set apart for Hie accom? modation of unprotected t?males, who. be? cause of the general belief licit they are poly-, giunists, are looked upon as loose characters, and are besot, by ?nen for no oilier than vici? ous purposes. Here, however, il ls Intended they shall bp received, watched over anil kept, until they cnn pursue their Journey lo their triced.s In safely. These who ure poor and without the means to provide ror their imme? diate want.-, will here (Inti it home until limy get employment and can seit le them? selves comfortably. Apartments will be fur? nished also for the use of missionary saints mid elders sojourning lu this section lo watch over the religions welfare of Um faithful scnl tetvd throughout the Bastera Stales. This temple they will make their Ka.-iern head? quarters, whence they will lourney from time to time to make a circuit North nml South among Ibo various Mormon com mu lill les. In thc centre ot the building will be erected a houso of worship, from which the whole will take the name of Temple. Thc establishment will bc ni lui by a resident saint, assisi cd by n number ol'elders und n regular board of com? missioners, all of whom uro to be uppoinlcd by ibo Government of Utah. This enterprise hus been on foot for some timo, as the maturity of Um plan Indicates, and the purchase of a satisfactory location will bo made, within a month or two. The reasons for tho erection of snob ah establishment nra tho Increase or Mormon emigration and thc dltUciiltles under which the ?migrants Inbor on their arrival herc. There ls hardly a European packet coi nu u to oar short)? thal does not bring r? Mormon faintly. Agent? nm stationed In nil parla of Entupe, whose uni v li ls lo semi t? tho United simes such of Ino fill! lift tl na nra tvaily ami willing lo travel westward towart! lilah, their promised land. Most ol I hem tire Swedes, (.lennans, Welsh, English ?md Scutch, and have no Irlends or relatives in Hie All.iiilU- Slates. They were regularly COtH signed hy I he European lo Ititi agent In New ' York, whose business ll ts lo look aller und provide them willi boarding places mull they cnn shift for them? selves. Uki.si oilier si rangers in our elly. they often Hill lido Hie hands of tho harpies who ure ever on Hie walch Tor like unsuspcet Ing prov, unil ure mulcted ol' their money, de? spoiled' of their effects, and tefl to wander houseless mid homeless through our streets. W'uh men Hilf- Is <tmtl enough, but with lim fe? males ii ls terrible. 'I heir miseries in matty Instances only began with robbery and sturvu Hon. The fate or living death ls often theirs. These dangers will be lesseued, it" nut entirely obviated, ul the existence of the Mormon Tem? ple, ''migrants will step from Hui ship lo it. where ihi-v will li ritt warm friends ready to shelter and nhl them. The Mormons ure fast becoming a large sect among us. They are nu? merous In this eily nuil Hrooklyn. although so quietly has Mormonism grown up in our midst' I hat Its progress has been .scarcely ob? served by the general public. At present Ulerear? upward ol' I li ree hundred 1'umlllcs of Latter-day:Saints In Brooklyn, and ns many. If liol more," In New York. They have a church lu Brooklyn, which ls open lo all com? ers, ano are governed bv a saint anti several elders. These people ever look forward to the dav which will see them localed In he eily of Uli- sainls and their prophet llrlghnill Young. They ure all well off and In good business clr ctunsl unces, and bear ?xeelleni ulta factors among their Christian neighbors, l ivery Sim? ilar ls spent In devotional exercises al their church, which is well Ulled from '.> A. M. unlit :i I?. M. in I heir business transact tous willi Christians limy ure scrupulously honest, mid Witera tildy deal once they invariably sleive lo Keep up i he connection, lt seems io he their object, however, to trade ns Mille ?ts possible willi those who ure uni of Uielr creed, in consequence of which Utey do not come so inlicit under the nol ice of bul Hiders, mid ure so lillie known lo Ute publie. Some ol' the men, il ls said, have as many n.s four or five wives living in dllfereiil paris of the elly. Nu doubt ll may seem curious to Hie rentier that polygamy eau be practiced In a eily where Ute laws against it uro KO stringent, lint the Mormons do not marry Uielr wives according to the common law iii'Hie Slate: they live in a stale ol'concu? binage, amenable to lin law. our reporter bud ?nt Interesting interview with a celebrated .Mormon dignitary yesterday. This gentleman ls un elder ionl a practical polygamist, having, we were informed, eleven wives at present. Ile was very all'able and communicative, ami spoke wii iioni Hie slightest embarrassment on some of Ute moat delicate topics connected willi his religion. Ile Invited investigation, he said, lind hail nu doubl ol'being able In con? vince the most skeptical ol'the truth ol' the Mormon thielrines. Speaking nf Ute Temple, he said Hutt the committee lind orders io push Hie enterprise along as Casi as they could and lo hasten hs completion, liebig asked how much money, if any. hail been appropriated for ll. lu- an? swered lind no lixed sum had been vet set apart i'm-the woid?, bm i hal whatever .liecom? mittee having thc mailer in bund considered necessary would be Immediately forthcoming, us lite Mormons were well off; mu ny of them wealthy, and nil prepared to furnish any sum commensurate wai ii their menus. ?uecial rCoticcG. ?rer TUK GENUINE LIEIHG'S EX TltACT OK MRAT secures great economy excel? lence in the preparation or beer-tea. liny noun bm that made by the "Liebig Extract of Meat Company." Huron Meblg's signatura on oyory Jar. l'or saie by druggists ami grocers. .1. MM.HAT'S SON.*, nov!? ?nfimo No. isa Broadway, Sew Yuri:. ' ET A GAUD.-A G K X T L E M A N wishing to enier in net ive business, would contri? bute CAPITAL to any approved establishment in city or ititini ry with a capable and responsible party. Address "Trade." through this oillre, giving references and stating the character of business. novjj :;* ?raer MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY on the Cause and Cure of Premature Decline lu Man, Hie treatment of Nervous uud Physical be blllty, Ac. .There is no member or society hy whom this hool; will not bs found useful, whether such per? son holds the relation of Parent Preceptor or Clergyman."-Medical Times and tlazctlc. Sent by mail oil receipt or lift y cents. Address thc Author, Ur. E. Pul". CUItTIS, Washington, I?. C. sepll lyr .'.?".. HATCH ELOR'3 HAIR DYE.-THIS splendid Hair Dye is tho best In the worm; thc only true ami perfect Uye: harmless, reliable, in? stantaneous: no disappointment; no ridiculous Unis; remedies the 111 effects of bad dyes; In? vigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per fumers; and properly applied at llatcuelor't Win Factory, No. - limul sliest. New York. may if? lyr_ ?SBr WORDS OF CHEER-ON T li li Errors of Youth mid the Follies of Age, In rcla. timi to Marriage and Social Kills, with a hclpum ...md for ihe erring ami unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, freo of charge. Addres! HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box P., Philadelphia, l'a. . scpuiT? ahina jeaar?o CONSUMPTIVES.-THE AD VliltTISKIt, having becu restored to health In ii few weeks, by a vcr? simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a acverc lung ailee lion, aud that dreadful disease, consumption, li anxious to make kuowu to ld* fallow-anfrereraHu means of cure. To all who desiro it, he will seud a copy of tin prescription used (free of charge,) with the dlrcc lious for preparing aud uslug the ?.mc, whlcl they will lind a suss Cutta Foa COKSUUPTION A .sm iii, linoleums, A?. Tho object or thc ad vcr User in scuding ike Prescription U to hen ell tho afflicted, and ?prend Information which h con?oives to be invaluable; and ho hopes ever smferor will try his remedy, as lt will eoat thuu nothing, and may provo a blessing. Parties wishing Ihe prescription, will please ad dress Bier, UPWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg Kings County, New York._novo 3mos ?ZO- A CARD.-A G L E R G Y M A N while residing lu South America as a Missionary discovered a safe and simple remedy for Ute cur of Nervous Weakness, Karly Decay, Disease c thc Urinary and Seminal Organs and thc wholi train of disorders brought on by baneful am vicious habits. Great numbers have been cure by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire t t-heneflt thc anllclcd and unfortunate, I will sen thc recipe for preparing and using this medicine In n sealed unvclope, to any ono who nocds 1 free of ohnrge. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, PlaticaC , Bible House, OCt4 3mos?_New York City. jjr?- M E D1C A L N?TIGE.-PATIENT Barreling from Diseases pertaining lo the Ccuit Urinary Organs, will receive thc latest sclentlt treat men t, by placing themselves under the cai of Dit. T. RKENT&JEBXA, omeo No. 74 Una street, three doors cast from the I'oslofllce. aug.'.'i ws ?&-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TUA application will bc made at the next Sessions thc Legislature by thc Charleston Hoard or Trat or n Modification of Hs charter, augifl lamoJ ?sr- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLI MAN who angered for years from Nervous I) bilby, Prcmalurc Decoy, and all the cflccls youthful Indiscretion, will, for thc sake of suflTc lng humanity, scud freo to nil who need lt, thor celpt amt directions for making thc simple ret edy by which be was cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the advertiser's experience, cnn do i by addressing, with perfect conildenco, JOHN ot: n KN, No. 42 cud ur street, New York, nevo ames Quetta1 Notices. ?SOr CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTI Tl'TIOX.-TllO following nruouuts have ucl boon called rorln Hie above unated Institution. Anthe otltcc will bo closed on ina 3ist or December, nil persons Interested are reiiiic.sted to brine In their Pass Dooka aud receive Hie amounts due them. Those who have drawn Hie FIUST Instalment, but not the SRCO.XD, will not And their names in ibis list, as the rael or their having dmwu one lu italnteut lean ovldenco t?at they know of their lutorust in tho Inslitullou. ll LIN itv 9. oniOOS, Treasurer. SAMES. AMOUNT. Anderson, A. J., Trustee. S:? 77 Anderson, Ann. ia u Anderson, Charles. '-Ki m Anderson. A. J.. Trustee. io MU Arnold, Aun. Trustee. lo 21 Alston, Thomas, Trustee. 2 de Itallcsty, charles. * M linnie, Ann. M 67 Iturke. Janies. 4 bu llostleuiuii. J. V. 57 ?M Itaiieiitine. Isaac,Trustue. s Ol liovctf, Marv.. 2 88 ItrislNtnc, Manu. Trustee. 10 "..'.> Ihtckes, Mathilda. oui 77 I hut m, .lohn A. 2 '.? linnell. I). I). ll! WI ItCIZKS, Chal les, Trustee. 2 4a Panie. Matilda. 1 "" drown, Isabella. ?I 13 Itclllugcr. M. C., Trustee. 1 21 ?lake, Margaret M. 2 10 Carr. Susan l>. ss no Colinulv, Elizabeth. 0 KO i a rev. Courge. 72:1 63 rieur?. catherine. 4 uti Cannu nd, H. .Mei;., Trustes. is 4o l'aiin ioii. Alexander. 141 80 ('unieron, I?. W. 0 40 I'nsev, .lames. 158 iel Corne. A. >l. 41 14 Comstock. II. I!.. Truster, (two accounts). 4 ?4 Chandler. Janet li. 14 itt l ol lies. K. S. H Ila I'oirins. Marv .Inne. 2 ll Con issy, .Marv Ann. 2 os Clarkson. K. it.. Trustee. u 00 Citbiirtl,.!. Kobert. 2 32 Cu rah ur. Itoso Ann. o os Curry, s. A. D. l ls Horrie. Louise. 013 9f> Derrick. David, Trustee. 2"> 7:; Dairy, Michael. 17 Dupont. C. C., Trustee. 17 71 Dcsvcnicv, I "et er, Trustee. us Dnl'ree. D. A.. Agent. 0 SI Drat ton. John. 53 4.'i K.va'ns, eduard I*. 32 4a Kar'.v. John, Trustee. ll si Krrlckson, J. V. nw Knsioii. lianiinli. Kldrcil, C. P., Truste?..,. 0 Cl Frost, Henry R.. Trustee. in no Kcrgusmi, James..*.. n .MI Kuller. Mrs. CA. 07 io KiilimnlMek, s. i o7 ford. Mary. 2 li? 1'loiHl, Margaret. 32 70 ?larden. Ruth C. li ll (Hilten, Theodore >J. 34 Rs Guilbert, A. 4 on conlon. Alexander, Trustee. lSs Coilc!. Juliane. S S:i I cross, Barnwell. 4 4S (tra hu (ll. Anne. 0 24 (irnhnin. Kiddy J. 34 7:. | 1: regir. William, Trasteo. 2 21 Crlersou. J. \V" Trustee. n 4S Hewitt, M. F... Trustee. 3 1? ll, ii:ie?v, M irv. u cu Hennessy, Charles. rd 7s Hummel John. 2U ls llenerey. John T. a SI lleurv, c. H.. Trustee. :'i us Itoiieken, c. William. ??< M floran. James. 0 30 Holl?n*. .1. W., Trust rc, (two accounts)_ s 7/> Hyatt, Thomas, Trustee. 00 Haul/.. Thom i*. 1?? 04 lluuhiiiaun. ll. ll 47 Hamilton. .las. A.W.). 0 74 Holland, Mary. 3 0; Jackson, Jane A. Keith. M. Irvine. S 09 Kenney, .lames. 1 li Kenney, John, Trustee. 0 02 Kcoca?1, John. 3 01 l.everett. diaries R. s 40 l.oeUIiorn, Elizabeth. 4 02 Lord, Sarah A. 1 ?w Lyons, william, Trustee. 0 BO Lee. L. S. 2 89 j Mover, llcnrv. 7 42 Marshall, A. \V., Trustee. 01 3S Mn i or, Anna. 4 14 Mayor, John Ccorge. 10 01 Moran, Marv. . 10 00 Miller, Robcit, Trustee. 5 22 1 Miller. I j. i\, Trustee. 0 81 MtlllSfxIl, J. A. 133 '29 Maxwell, Susan. 0 42 MURRO, Catherine. 2 C4 Mnkam, Ann. 3 us Mormon, Anna Marla. 34 au Murray, Martha C.,Trustee. 41 3.'> Murray, V. il....'.. 0 so Mixer, tleorge C., Trustee. 41 06 Muckenluss, U. A.,Trustee. 1 Ll M?nyele, CM. 1 00 McCrady, Edward, Trustee. . 0 00 McCrlght. SArah A. 0 31 McDougall, John. tl sr. McDougall, Hugh. 3 7.1 McDonald. John. 127 41 Mclnarney, Marr. 71 20 Kormau, Thomas. J 17 Person, Ann. 11 SI Porcher, Thoinus W., Trustee. 0 76 Porcher, E. W., Trustue. 22 31 Poinsett, Henrietta. 17 IS Phcloit, Julius. 7 S2 Peurifny, A. 31 29 Panai, Josephine. 0 30 Hundt, Peter. ll ss Qualy, Ellen. 30 63 Routh, William R. 177 nfl Roberts, W. A. 6 47 Rivers, John, Trustee. 6 ou Rivers, W. D. 21 00 Reynolds, Catherine..ff. 4 7r Russell, Kllza. 437 60 Rice, J,. .1. 28 f.\ Rice, H. V. 6 77 Reith. John. 0 4? Ri ru ann ., Louis. 137 DO Ruuispcck, Charlotte R..'.. 1 72 Reed, Joseph. 17 69 Ravcuel, ll. B., Trustee,(ilvo account?)... 10 22 Sinter, Marla. ll 01 Society, Ladles' Domestic Missionary. 63 0> Schwerin, J., Trustee. * 70 .Smith, A, ll. 148 Sd Smith. Daniel. 35 20 Smith. John. 84 ai Smith. Marr. 10 40 Smith. S. E., Trustee. 4 2.1 Schmidt. John. 4 so Stone, Tliomas. 60 ol Steele, E. C. 103 34 Shaw, ('luirles (two mcounts). 17 f>2 Sweat, ll. S., TniKtec. 3 70 Sweeney, Daniel. 1 63 Service, Caroline K. 0 Co skeii.v. Patrick. 404 no Sullivan, Eugene. 27 62 Small, Thomar; R" Trustee. 0 80 F mull. J. S. Trustee (lour accounts). 0 47 .Henrie. William. .",3 4-; Schroder, Henry.'.... 43 17 sv m DH, John, Admlntritrutor. 19 02 Suguc, Mary. 4 23 Turner, Elizabeth. 28 56 Wilson, Joseph, Trustee. ll 06 Wood; Silvan. 6 ?0 Williams, Ann. 41 30 Williams, Susan, Trastee. 24 17 Walker, (?co. Wm. Trustee, (two accounts,) 16 sn White, (leorge. 0 30 White, David. 8 on While. W. lt. 0 30 Wiemar, oorgc. 47 17 Willi, David. 16 01 Wells, Elizabeth C., Trasteo, two ac? counts). 1 78 Wltipcnn, Prod., Trust??. 2 03 herbst, T. U. 12 05 Total.$7183 90 nevis itutklmoet lHitcljincvn, (Coolings, d'c. jjyj" K E TI N G STUB KT FOUNDRY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT is SOW rTIlNLSHISO TUB IM VKOVKD M C C A H T ll Y COTTON GIN. STEAM ENGINES ANO BOILERS, Of various sixes, un baud. Improved Vertical mid Horizontal corn Mills, Sugar .Mills, sugar Mills, Bugar Bulior; and Pana, of nil sizes. Horse-Poweta aud Oin Gearing, from o to IC foal lu dlamctor. Improved Lover Colton Pressai, for Hand, Power, Saw ami Rice MlUs. Machinery au<l Castings of all descriptions mane to ordur. . Particular attention pal?! to Rouse Fronts and Coating* Cor imlUllngs, Crntlugs, Cistern Covers, Sash Welgbts, ftc, Ac. WILLIAM S. UBNERET, MACHINIST A N I) FOUND li lt, Ko. 3M MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C. aug! ni wx Ctiilonrf^, v\'c. QLOTlilNG, TAILORING INR FURNISHING GOODS. MENKE A .MULLER, No. Mi 1?CKI ST ll ll E T, Tbrco Doors below Liberty street. Have juM received and omited u larc.' and line a naur tm eut or Men's Youths'and Boy's CLOTH INC, FURNISHING GOODS, ftc. Couslstlug ol Elegant OVERCOATS, Business ami Dre? Suits. White ami Colored sturts. Underwear Hoods, ftc., English ami Domestic Hal: Hose. Alexander's uuii Couvlsler'a Kid cloves. Buckskin, Doeskin. Calfskin; Cloth. Casslmeru, Tweed: silk and Thread Gloves, Linen and I'upcr Collars, Cravats, Seek Ties, rocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, ftc. Also, u large and w?U assorted stock of BROAD? CLOTH, CASSI M Eli E. IMKSK1X. lt E A VEE CLOTH, ftc, n large vnrietyw tim new style Panis and Yest Patterns, which tvj o;rur to sell i>y piece, yarder pattern, ur ui.ikcjAp iuto guimt-uls bj measure, tu the tutest sty ICM our stock lus been selslted with great care, ami priers marked very i .}! m plain ligures. Oeing confident that wewin niter Inducements uucquulled by any other ImBe, we solicit buyers lu our hun tu give us a CHI before purchasing AH orders will receive Qpr prompt aud very cundill attention. ii Entire satisfaction is guuvtintccd. . oct 11 mwr.mios D O R li A UM ? JURS, MERCHANT H.ILOttS, Have removed to No. 147 RjwQ street, five doors below their former st anita where they will be pleased to sec their lorin? patrons anil friends, ami ibo public generally, tl Mr. durs lins just rcturncBfroni the North with n targe and well selected ?U. K ol Foreign ami iminestie Cloths, Iteavers.HCo?tings, Doeskins, Cuasiiuorcs and Ve?tinja. I ai An. I A tine assortment cf Oems' Furnishing Good.?, ?hieb will tic -old nt a vcr/Rmaii profit. Cciitleiuen n want of :-.:?\ol Hie above article Will do Well 1 call before p&jbn-sit.i uUawhutc. ?.??_ _.: ,.y iUisccllaii^rjng. rn 1?. c n u . P is T N , DENTIST, ornen xo. JTi KL\? STREET, novlS !>mos YyO YOU WISH TO TUT OFF INDEFI? NITELY Sick Headache, Sour Eruditions aud Acidity of lbw Stomach . ITSK SOLOMON'S BITTERS. Par sale by RAOUL ft LYHAII. aeptl" amos O TO GEORGE LIT T L H & CO. VT for Flue FURNISHING HOODS nt LOW .HICKS._oct30 stnthlmo QOLOMON'S BITTERS GIVE GENERAL SATISFACTION. For sale by sept 17 .-.mos_RAOUL A LYNA11. TTTANTED, THE LADIES TO CALL M and examine ibo Stock of Youth's, Boy's mid Children's CLOTH INO, at GEOUGE LITTLE ft CO., oct.to still hi mo_No. 218 King street. YOU WLSH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY al night, and awake In the morning willi a thorough appreciation of your ?gg, rolls and corroo ? * USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For ?Rio by RAOUL ft LY NA H. sept 17 sinon F (Ellina, Crockery, iv?c. R E N C H CHINA. NOW SELLING AT COST AND LESS THAN COST, A largo nnd woll ?ssortod Invoice of FRENCHi CHINA : Tfi China Dinner SETS, mst $39 ?0, at $. > a asl SO China Ten Sets, nt $9n sot iou China Fancy Spittoons, from $1 2i to $1 SO euch TS Chlua Fancy Candlouicks, cost $1 60, at 75?. ALSO, WHITE CHINA-WAttE. SOUP TUREENS, SAUCE TUREENS, BOATS Covered Dishes and Dessert Piece? Cups and Saucers, Sugar and Cream, Platea, ur all sizes, ftc, Ac. it. n. MCDOWELL, for imponer?, novo/at nth imo Klug nnd Liberty streets. S Sewing illacljinco. E WING M ACHINES. Tito place to buy SEWING MACHINES la whero you have a choice of ?lylo? of different makers. I havo the best single and doable-thread Ma? chines now before tho p nulle THE WILLCOX ft OIDBS' SILENT MACHINE AND TnE "WF.F.D" F. Fr LOOK-STITCn Are the simplest and. most relisbl? Machines made. Every Machine ls warranted to give satis fnctlon. or ii win be exclmngod fdr other kinda. All kinds of Sewing neatly und promptly done. Orders taken for ab first class Sewing or Kulin., Machines, Needles, Oil, TUrcad, Silk, Ac UEPAIRINO aa usual. D. B. HASELTON, niayi itutoly Ne. MT King atroal. ?obncco. r1 FOLLIN, VT. 'A' OBACCO COMMI8SIU N" A! ? 3 ir < ' Il A N T , N?>. 161 EAST BAY, CIIAULESTON,' S. C., Agent for tue sale or Hie following well known Urunda or Vir,ilia und North Carolina 1ST a n 11 fa c t n r c tl T o b a coo. ;;. T. r r r K r x TONS FRUITS AND PLOWERS, -Cold lauf," pounds, FRUITS AND FLOWBItS, "Fi*B," PLANTER'S lilil?!'. "Gold Leaf," pounds, COMMONWEALTH, "Uright," pound* and hali' pounds. ROCK erv. ..might." r.*. PLA.NTKirs DAUGHTER, lu's, ROSE Util. IO*?, VI RU INI A PLUM, -Dart." half pounds. O . W . S P I CK li' S .CELERRATED FIO," SUUAR li.CM, pounds, STA R. pounds, Cl!APR, VA. F. A NT n o y r <t co.'s ARRfNOTON CAME, pounds. CUICORA, I'M, * PLANTATION, Ve, PICAYUNE, Lons Tou*. /. T. tiTOVALL'S "?VPERTOR PANCAKE," PACE <?. TALBOTTS "ROUGH AN1> HEAVY TWiST." J. T.. VA (J'SUN AND IP. A. WIA FFfA"S "CUOrCE TIIT.ST.' S in o Iv i ii g T o b ix c o o . rP.riTS ANO ri.OYVKRS, PLANTl-'lt'S PRIDE, COMMONWEALTH, LOVK AMONO TH EROSES MAY tjUKEN, and w. Duke & Son'? Cclehrnlcd "DURHAM." lias constantly on hand an assortment of CU EWIN? AND SMOKING TORACCO of ail grades. St) les arni si/.es, tu Which tho nttehtlou of the trude is invited. oet?.'i ni I lue ?rtl?tt] <?>OO?G, ?*c. TnroLn>A.Y AND WEDDING PRESENTS. AN KLLUANT ASSORTMENT Ol' K A N C V ? 0 O D B Y j AT .1 A M E S A li L A X'S, ?ovio walliw No. ::n: KINO ST UK KT. i V ! S I T O lt l\. Once said if we ouly knew where Uio raaldcnt citizen? made their purchases thura we should ?ol weil served. To such we otTer A DIRECTORY. The ladles who desire ilia latest styles or fash? ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or Uratrin, <;.? to M. .v A. ASHTON. The gettlloincn who iiu.-ire to hu presentable In Adonis attire, for Wigs, GO IO M. A A. ASHTON. All who dori:-* the best Herman Colognes, lio to M. A A. ASHTON. Pur Diadem or Cvonol combs, all CO lo M. .V A. ASHTON. Those who rwqulre the beat Extracts, ?O io M. A. A. ASHTON. Every one who desire* good Hair Knishes or Combs. (IO lo M. A- A. ASHTON. iif necessity all who roi|iilrc a goori Tooth Hrush, Co lo M. A A. ASHTON. For genuino Tala do Venia, ail must On to M. A A. ASHTON. Tor Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all Co to M. A A. ASHTON. In fact, al! who require genuine gooda from the following houses : Sncletv Hygi?nique, ? . Hallcy's, ) . I.ublii s, ' ? Atkinson's, = Cowdroy'*, I rt Ousnell'.i. -5 Tiver. ? *- Howe A Son-}, y 5 Guerlain, ' ?5 Vnnlh y. - lleury & Dentnraon, ) ItowluntH A Sons, | (?oivlaud, j - As al?o, Veins Hoods in their llae from overy repu tabla manufacturer in tito Stales, Uo to M. A A. ASHTON, No. 240 King st reet, novi Five doors front Marke' st reo t. TMPOltTANT A N N OU NOE M li N T. UA7.AAR, No. JCS KING BT H BET, coa NCR ceoitou, J. ARCH BK, PROPRIETOR. I would respectfully Inform my numerousOUB lumera that I have rutiirneri from New York, und have received per steamers Muiihnltutt and James I Arigcr so casi s assorted luereliamllae. comprising prythlng in the NOTION. HOSIERY, SHIRT, TICS and general fancy line. My stock, al pres eut, ls the largest over ojVered In this eily. Sly l?ssltioii with importers and Manufacturers, "as a CASU buyer," gives mo many advantages, cnn hiing ina to sell uil good j nt least from 25 to KO percent, less than those holding old ?tock, previ? ously bought nu CRUMT. Odd lots given away. Price list on application. BAZAAR, No. SCI tINC STREET, Comer Ocorge. Tlio I.adie?* Favorita store. A3- Baverai smart, Intelligent Youths wauled. uuvv imo {Jtnoiuiuc, (Cntlcrn, &*c. QUA lt LES KEE El S ON, JR., No. 219 KIM; BTIUtBT. HARDWARE, CUTLERY*, GUN'S, AGRICUL? TURAL IMPLEMENTS, ?e. A select assortment of f ARLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Rodgers' and other Scissors, Fancy Hird Cages, Paper Rastus and thickets and House keeping anieles geuerally. ALSO, AN ARSOttTMRNT OK ARQR1CTURAL IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, CAR RENTER'S TOOLS, Ac, ol best lunkv. Sole Apen:'or the genuine Eureka Corteo rot, tim Hussiau '.lemo Castor, and the American Papier Mache Company. nov RI siuthlmn fJ\UE CELEBRATED WATT PLO?OlT. OVER EIGHT THOUSAND SOLD. PATHSTZD Itv GEORGE WAT I", RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Tlie best Fallow, Subsoli,?Diiching timi Cultiva? ting PLOUGH. Superior to nil others by actual test, being adapted to every soil, and doing tho hoe and plough work Tltliotit clinking. For sole nt manufactory pri?es, freight added, hy J. E. A DRER A CO., Agents. No. oj East Boy, Charleston, 8. C. Also on hand, a largo assortment of oilier Ploughs, Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters, and Agricul? tural Implemonts nf all kinds. oct.io aluin rjTMlE WATT PLOUGH AGAIN Till CMP1TAXT. In addition to numerous premiums, a KILTER M ED AL has Just been award il to ll nt thc re? cent Stale Fair, in Columbia, S. C., as the best TURNING PLOUGH OX THE GROUND. SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS, rar?'.3 at Factory prices, freight added, by J. E. ADGER A CO., Agents, No. 02 [last Hay, Charleston, S. C. novio fmws F R . DAUER MUSIC DEALER, nano Tuner, Teacher of Vio? lin, Flute any! Guitar. Repairer of Musical laira* nienis. Hitchcock's riva and Ton conta Mnslc always on hand. HALLS AND PARTIES furnished with Hiebest aud most fashionable Music lately received from Earope at moderate prices. Apply al No. 440 King street, four doora ubova Calhoun. octl2 luunthOmos . ^Clothing ano -fiivmsljing vDoo?f P R N I N C . O KALL AND 'WINTER CLOTHING, Ol' OUR O'AX SELECTION AND MANLTAC TURKU IN" CHARLESTON UV OURSELVES wu cu we have determinad lo sell ai such |?i Mcaunol fail io satisfy Rio view? ol thu CLOSEST DEALERS, EITHER THROUGH ORDER OR PERSONAL SELECTION. TO WU ? I'miey Tweed 0.\ts4morc3, (Sault aeJ Pant-?. f T 50 Mixed Cassuncra Snits. 19 ?.'. Doab'.,' nndTwiste*] Camiinern .snit?_ IQ DI Harrison's Cray Cassi mero suits.... IT in< PaneyCassiincrcSuits. t" 6u Slack and White Sill: Mixed snits. :>< Colored Scotch Chuvlol Suits. 20 1 Cold Silk Mixed Suits. 23 Cl Black Cloth (Sack. Pants and Vests. lt " . Black Doeskin Cassinicrc runts froni.o Ofl lo IO oo Colored Cassinicrc Punts rroui.4 M to u Colored Union Cassimore Panis from.2 bp to j oa Flue Black Cloth Veal. :t ou Flue Colored Cosslmoro Vests. -J. OO Waterproof Twcsd Ovor S ick?-.0 il CLOTHING FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS FROM NINE TO TWEffTY YEARS OLD. Til li OKNUINe! STAR BRAND SHIRT AGENCY. Lot 42 Star Shirt.... C 2 W Lot SS Star Shirt. 2 :o STAB BRAND COLLAR, $2 DOPER DOZEN. COTTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, 0 I' lt OWN MAKE, ul il -JJ. MERINO SHIRTS FROM :0 cents lo il SO, A GOOD ARTICLE. Cull and ste us. Wo do not boast ot' having Ilia most expensive GOODS, but -we ran boas: of having Un: cheapest and best mode CLOTHING In Charleston, and ennui to the REST CUSTOM WORK. Tenus CASU, or eily acceptance. . 0. K .t A. S. JOHNSON, oct 14 Hussmos _ No. 317 KINO STREET. Q L 0 T II I N C SELLING AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. GEORGE LITTLE St CO., No. 213 KINO STitcr.T, Would respectfully call thc attention of the public to their large and varied n.Mortraent of Men's, Youths'and Boy*' CLOTHING und FUR? NISHING GOODS, which they ure ottering nt prices Hint cannot bo compeled with In tho city. Any one In nerd of the above mentioned articles, will idease give us a ea? before purchasing el e< where, and we. will guarantee lo snit thom in styles und prices. Remember onr Fine Csssinioro VESTS selling at $2 BO. GEORGE LIT T LE & B O ., No. 2irt Risa STKF.I.T. Five doers below Market stree!. UClfiO f>t lt ll Du O ?).MCI)CO, ?cu?clvy, ?*r. T C II E a ! W A T c n E S ! WA W/TCnEa of tho best RngIMh, Swiss and Araorlcau manufacturo, in Gold und Silv r Cases, St JAMES ALLAN'S, novl m Hil mo *n. soj King street. J Ii W E L R Y ! J E W E L ll Y ! An elegant nmortineut or flue hall sot? KAI RIV'iS, 1 ?ooohos, Ac, at JAY KR ALLAN';?, novl in th'.mo No. 30T King street. .j?KNZINK, DOUBLE DISTILLED, WILL REMOVE GREASE SPOTS Manufactured uud for sal?, wholesale and re tall, hy Du. H. BAER. nova No. 131 Hue 11 m: ?tree Printing. ,; J" T ll ?: I? U t G E TELLS CHEAP PRINTING. CHEAP PRlNTINO, O li LAP PRINTING. OH CAP PRINTING OU EAP PRINTING CR EAP PRISTINO The attention of the business publlo ls lurnea to the/oU tvlng greatly REDUCED KATES far j o D p ?-1 N r t N o* AT / // K V E IV H J o H O FF i OL', No. no EAST 0X\. B U S I N ESS <: A R I) :t. Prom J'JiO per thousand anti upwards, aoaot d irir lu *if'j j!.j quaUty *. r cant. lil ?INESS CIRCULARS, Pi uni ;-s i ipi i thousand and upward*, aoeord iK to Hi; quantity ol manar aud quality of liapcr. ENVELOPES, With Uuslnew Card neatly printed tharwa, at rom '.J K per luoutadii acJ upward!, acaordina to quality. Uli.I. HEAD*, lt trotu ?S ti ? er thousand and upwards, &> : i ilse .?vd quality of paper tad amount in* matter. DRUG LABELS, At item 40 c?nu r^" thousand and -.riTTa-d-., iccordlu] :<)U? ci quantity. ALL OTHER BUNDS ny vrji: TINO wai bc lo.w ut ewacpontfinglj low rate*, snd In die st style. C?rSHOW PRINTING A BPEO?ALTV. "Wi Call ai *.':- 'UTZ O?lca and ejiAinihe *;iect mens mid iirii-- .. Sn ? les aral Cjnv'ncso. ?,.1 ADDLE R V W A REDOOS E. VV I L L ! .'. M ll A ll a A L A 0 0.. A'O. 19 I?AT.VE STREET. Wholesale and Retail Deal?r~ in SADDLES REIDLES, H ARNESS, COLLARS, f ) \cn AND n VRNESS MATERIALS, te nov!:; imo lillinein, ?'anea ?coba, Ste. 17t A L I. O PENI N Q Ot MILLINERY 0O0JJ3, AT MRS. M. .T. /.KUNOWS, Un. 304 K.INO ST. Raring Just returned fr mn New Yorky would ra ?pcotfully cd ths atiotittau of the Ladies toa large and handsome asuortmaut or MILLINERY ?001)5, Including Dress Trimmingc and raper Patlerns. Cloaks ?.m '.-.ud sui nj ade tu order. Ure ,:.'.:ik!ri'j av.ecd-ri :o as uiut:. Country orders solicited asd ?.rj::p?y BJJod. ail 8 tut imam is jyjT EL LINE RT GOODS. A COMPLETS STU CZ. ui PINE MATERIALS IS NOW OPENS. Which vrlll u i mu J J lo th? UEi? .MANNER AND LATEST CIYLSW. I OU PALL AND WINTER, tu Onl?r* promptly lUlsd. . M. J. BOOTE, No. 423 King alretit. OOtlU fl lUtllallUU'. Notices in ?tiuUvuuici). IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I. UNITED STATES, POE SOUTH CAROLINA. ?ctober Term, I860.-In thc mat tor of PETER P. 'ALMER. of s. John's. Berkeley, Rankruut.-Peti? tion tor full ami tli.nl DhKhurgo in Bankruptcy. Ordered, that a hearing be luid on the 3d day ol December, A. D. moa. ut the Federal Couriiiaust i! Colutul.-lA, S. C.: aud that all Creditors, Ac. of oh) bankrupt appear at sahl timo timi placo, anJ show cuuse, if any tue/ ran, v. hy tn? prayer of ibo Petitioner should not oe granted. Cv linter e.' the Cour:, tho loth day of November, A. I). Hfl?. DANIEL I IORI,HECK, t.'lerii of Hie District Court of the United States, .or South Cur illna._novli th3 IN BANKRUPTCY.-IN Til E DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT Of SOUTH CAROLINA.-Bx parte WM. f. SHUMATE add A. ULYTHE, Assignees, In ro JOHN w. HEADY, Itaukrupt.--Petition to sen Kcal Estate, uiilm umbered,call tn Lien Creditors, Ac-Nut :c ls ht 'ctn : ivett to nil Creditors hold lt," Liens :i (alUSl lil . K?tatO of JOHN W. GRADY, thatther ure rcqulreil lo establish the saraebe fore xv. J. Ci.AWflo:<, Esq., Registrar, at Yorkvllle, s. C., within forty anya from tho date hereof, or i o barred irem all benefits of tho decres for dla irlhullon lo ho marte in thia eas--. ... lit order of Hon. Otto. S. RUTAN, Judge of said Court. W. Y. SH! TM ATE, I ^..^ A. BLYTHE, ( Asstgnoea. fir -ville, s. C., September IA, lfiou. oct is nixvfis Qolclc. ^ 1 fl A R L i f s T O N HOTEL, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. Titi* Orsi-cl;is.i HOTEL, sltnatod in a pleasant l( e.!';i>?!, and in the hu.-iness j-ortlnn of tho city, remit i1 n?the mt st desirablo Hotel fur either per? manent or trnnaleut KU.*!?. The accommoda. Huns ur? . nat rpasi ea, having extensivo suites of elcgnutli furnlHhe.l npnrtmcnta for famllloa aud. single gentlemen. Tho proprietor will endeavor lo iiiniutntii tho hUh reputuiion enjoyed by th? "Charleston 1 ns n tint-class house, and no aCfort will bo spured to deserves continuance of tho liberal patronage heretofore bastnwad upontt. The heal i i Livery uccumiaodatlona XTIU b? found adjoining tho establishment. Tito house ls supplied with the celebrated Arte -Inn A ,uer, of which dttlghtful baths cao ho had either day or n.lj:ht. E. LL JACKSON, Julyl? Propnater. R B. BYASS1 LONDON PORTER TO Ancivn rr.it onnisu STCAIIZR u*njioaa, c0 cs V. i R. H. R/ns?' Loudon PORTER, pin?. 30 casita 1!. D. liyasi1 London Porter, quana IN ?vons, - - casks J. A R. Tennent'n D. s. Alo, pints md <|U3-!?'aski J. A IL TonneiH'a E. I. Ale, pinta ?std qtinn-. - casks Yonnfer's ?. I. Ale. pints glaas. - casks Uss*' Ale. pints and quana. For sale by JAS. BANCROFT, Ja,, novia ihoc'wj No. 109 Sail Bsy.