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Boarding, Ac, not exceeding 20 words, SS cents each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 30 words, 40 cents each Insertion: over 30 und not exceeding 40 words, 60 cents each Insertion. All announcements to bc published al these rates must bo paid fur In advance. REMITTANCES should bc made by I'ostulllcc Money Order or by Express. If this cannot tic done, protection against losses by mull may be secured by forwarding a ?li aft on Charleston pay? able to thc order of thc proprietors of TUE NEWS, .r by sending thc money In a registered letter. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., No. 149 Hast Hay, Charleston, S. C. "WEDNESDAY, NOVKMBRlt i"?, I8??. To Oar Fr louds Iii tile Country-In lim erne ii i i to Nctv Subscribers. WV desire, if possible, to n?o,V? Tur. NEWS, which fs already without exception trie chcttpr.il newspaper tn thc .south, a regular vMlor tn every well regulated household In thfx and tin adjoining States. AS an inducement to tin liant ? ers to subscribe (a Tuc NEWS before the expira? tion of Ute pr?sent year, we have arranged with Messrs. Walker, Evana ,f: Cogswell, th? publish am oj Ute RUIIAI. CAROLINIAN, ta supply that new and superb agricultural magazine, together willi TUE MEWS, to all neto subscriber*, at the follow? ing vero low rates: Tm: DAILY NEWS mid f?S RURAL CAROLINIAN, one gear, jlir sir. dollars a nd Jiffy cents. TnE TRI-WEEELY NEWS amt the RURAL CARO ^EWrAN, oneycar, fur four dollars. Subscriptions to lite two publications may br sent either to the proprietors nf Tun NEWS, OT to the proprietors of the RURAL CAROLINIAN. Wit persons 'lesiring ta avail themselves of ?his offer ~n*ist do so before the Jirst of January next, as the arrangcmeia, wilt not be extended Iteyond tltat period. NEWS OE THE DAY. -(Sold nt New York yesterday closed Iniirj nt so?. -Tho New York conon market was heavy amt lower. Sales or 2300 l?ales at 260. -Al Liverpool cotton dosed steady. Uplands ll Md; Orleans lljjd; sates SOHO hales. - A Ch?llese carried o!T the prize for ploughing at I lid Oregon Slat o ra ir. -Washington Interdicts shaving ami iioot blacklng by proxy on Sunday. -The Pope luis written lo I he Crand Duchess or tilga, asking her lu Intercede with Hie C/ar lu be? hn If of ibo Catholics of Russia. -From England reports come Ly cable or thc columned prevalence of galc-i around the british coast. Shipwrecks arc numerous. -Father Hyacinthe, who went to Hoxton last week, la tho guest there or Robert C. Winthrop. Oa his return to New York ho will lecture Tor thc hcnclil of the French poor of that city. -William E. Oladstouc, arter having been thir ty-ilvc years in public life, has Just appointed his 'son. William H. Oladslone, "Junior Lord or tho .'Treasury," Ihc first oiRce the elder Gladstone Ulled. -Captain Washington, of the steamer willoh passed Hie burning steamer stonewall In thc Mississippi without stopping lo render assistance, has been censured by thc committee which have eva rained imo thc ouse. -Two hundred United States cavalry, a short time, since, met four hundred hostile savages on the Upper Brazos, Texas, and alter two days' Ugh!lng succeeded in driving them ot!'. Thc savages left forty dead and many wounded ou the held. -Vincent Colyer has arrived at San Fran Cisco with a petition to President Graut, signed hy fol ly prominent clli/.cns of Victoria, asking that British Columbia bo annexed to thc United -Stales. Mr. Colyer says thc feeling has received a new Impulse from the recent note of Karl d'an? ville, urging british Columbia's annexation willi ibu Canadian Dominion. -A New York loiter says: '-There ls good reason fer tho licllcf thal Thurlow Weed, whoso health is again quite robust, will shortly repair to Albany and resume thc editorship of nie P.vciilug Journal. This ls said to bc In accordance with thc urgent solicitations of not a few of Hie leaders of Hie Republican party, who think the veteran can yet do much to restore Us prestige lu this State.'' -The last Virginia Interviewer of the President, Colonel John Vf. Jenkins, chairman of tho Radi? cal State Committee, asserts that the Walker party ls Ignored at thc While House, and tltat thc Prenldcnt favors only thc Wells party of Virginia, and thc Alcorn party of Mississippi. Thc Wells party, .-ays Jenkins, accepts thc situation, how? ever, and recommends thc admission or Hie State Ut the next session br Congress. -In thc probable elevation of Slr John Lincoln, M. P. for tho Isle of Wight, to the pecrngc, the Manchester Onardlan notices tho fact that il will be the. drat time since thc Reformation on which an English Roman Catholic has been called to thc Upper House. Peerages have been called out of abeyance In favor cf Roman Catholics, as was done in the case cf thc Baronies of can roy s and Beaumont, bnt th.-rc has been no new creation. -Eugenie's wedding present to de Lesseps' bride ls an ancient galley In massive silver, very delicately chased. All round tho keel, which ls divided into compartments, thc diff?rent wor'cs of M. P. de Lesseps oro represented, since >.ic commencement of the enterprise to thc comple? tion of the Spex Canal. Above the symbolical vessel rises a glory holding crowns and surround? ed by various allegorical genii. The value is about 26,000 francs. -More model cottages for farm laborers have been built in England. They arnon the estate of Loni Vernon, nt Sudbury, near Herby. Each cot? tage contains a living room, three bedrooms, en? trance pondi, scullery, pantry, fuel store, piggery, privy, cesspit and ashpit. Each ls provided with a washing copper, sink and afire-clay baking oven flited up In thc scullery. Tlio living rooms have .otlagc range:?, und arc flited with dwarf cup? boards tin, each side of tho ll replace, and thc hed ioom fireplaces have small cottage stoves. Thc rabi waler from tho roofs lt conveyed to tanks for d?meme, usc, each cottage having a pump fixed over tho sink in the scullery. The cottages have, been bulli with bricks mailt: on tho estille, thi external walls bein;; hollow, for dryness, relieved with hands of dark blue Staffordshire bricks. -A Washington letter lo tho Baltimore Oazctto, speaking of tho Tcrger case, Bays: "Thc lawyers on both Bides arc mum. Those on thc part of Verger (and they aro of thc heaviest metal lu thc District) have doubtless conducted thc case willi a singlo eye to thc Interest of their client. They can, at any moment, move for the Issue er thc writ of habeas oarpw, upon which lt ls not mi r doubted thc court would decido favorably. Con grcsfi could no!, atlMs dag, and under thorlr . r4?mstanccs, prejudice tho prisoner by ox post facto leg slat ion, anti the understanding (what? ever its character) was aoqnlcsccd in by Judge .Verger (the prisoner's brother) who was present when ll was entered Into. Hoon tho whole, li ls Revident lhai Mr. Ycrger'a head ls safe upon his ?/- "dffjaulde .', fnd h.* neVk n nodangcr-thanks (ll toay be) to the mallee of h s onem es." Lk'-? Hw eil,s h professor, Ornaselbaob, claims to ?a va J seo vc red a pro JOSI by which all tho func h Mons of nfc maj be suspended indeilnltcly ami re? newed at p?came. Ho say a that many of the Kgyptian mammies-those not disembowelled wero not dead-animation waa only (suspended for the time, lo bc resuscitated ut some future day: but (hat the party who bad charge ol the re? suscitation neglected their duty. We may sup? pose they are as good as dead now. This lost arl the professor has re-discovered. Ile has made ex pcrimeuis with a serpent. Ile takes one, subjects him to his proc?s?;* puts him to sleep, and rend? ers him as rigid and ss cold ns marble. Ile lets him fall, ami he (alls all H pieces. Ile leaves him in that condition for ?ne .?i more years, ami then, by means or s stimulai* t- which is his secret-lie brings him to life, ns tull ?..' vitality as ever. For ll ft ecu years this snake bas led lids existence ur alternate life and death. Professor Urussclbach hus petitioned the Klug of Sweedeu lo let him have a man condemned to death, that he may apply tho sumo experiments tu him as to the ser? pent, pledging himself that two years after his suspended animation, he shall bc vestured to life. Hut he generously stipulates that the convict, once restored to lire, shall be pardoned. Tin- Cause of tile AVorlnitigincit. Il is staled thal the workingmen have sloughed* oil'the politlcal uloor which threat? ened to in uki! rollen their coinitlOtltlltblo 0U? douvor lo obtain ti thorough protecllon against Hie oppressions of capital. And wo may hope timi the Traded Unions to be ol' gitnilted in Ibis city will he wholly tree from personal malice or partisan leaning. The employers in gonoral will, wc doubl liol, ho found perfectly willing to meet thc workingmen half way, ami to give Ihem ns high a rate of wages aa the profits of their business will warrant. They will certainly he more disposed lo ilo so when they arc approached in a friendly spirit, limn when they are threatened willi wrath ami con? tumely if they do not assent at once to any demand, however unreasonable, that may he mad.- upon them. Uni capital is selfish, as labor may properly he. and hard masters can he found who will grind down the poor ns long as they keep the upper hand. This is human mtlnro-dr tho capitalist's human nature. And il is in compelling tho hard? hearted capitalist to bo reasonable and just, that Trades Unions an? especially useful. Laws are made to restrain thc vicious, aol to overawe the good, anil if there arc hut :: scorn of employers in Charleston who will not give tho laborer the hire of which in' is worthy, it is necessary thal tho workiniiinen should he hamlet! together for the assertion of their claiiii, ns well as for mutual protec? tion, if this bu not done, there is danger Unit llie tyrannical employers will leaven the whole lump. ll waa fearon* timi Hie workingmen, led astray hy Radical demagogues, would sturl nut with tho assnmption thal no employer would, if he could prevent it. allow his work? men, lo prosper. This peril appears to 1)0 past, and thc prospect is thal Hie Trades Unions will tra defensive, not or?unsivc formed for protection, and liol for uggroa sion. In many cases tho workingmen do not Barn enough to enable them to live in com? fort. This is ns clear as the noonday sun; hut these men would prejudice their cause if, without knowing all the facts, they mndo up t heir mind Unit the employers alone were to blaine. There should, in all such cases, i he ti friendly conference with the employers, ' and if thc workingmen ure not satisfied with i the result, they may take such other action j as muy he necessary. If they strike, thc employer will, if he eau, pay thom the ad? vanced rate. And if what is asked for is more than tho proIiis of his trude will allow him to give, the employer will suspend ope- , rations until thc workingmen are convinced 1 thal he ls in thc right. Thero need not be ; any rancor or hate. The working classes, ! with justice on their side, must and will sue- : coed. I/Ct thc work of forming Trades Unions go j steadily on. Politics shall not enter therein ; , hut there must bc soparate Unions for thc j white man and thc negro. What ts desired i is Hie prosperity and protection of all classes, J not amalgamation of. ruco. Tho colored I laborer has the legal right lo YOte, anti is i entitled lo bc guarded against fraud anil .. wrong-doing; but the negro is not, and never i will he, thc montai or physical equal of tho ?irte man. -' Tile Tumble of Prices. Thc Northern papers argue that the end of high prices is approaching. This year the ^r.iin and other produce of tho WesL have been Bold for unsatisfactory prints, and il, is slated thal "the farmer is now selling "his wheat in currency for a lower price "Dian he got in gold before the war, while "lie has bought his land, hired lils labor and "purchased lill supplies on an tallai od grccn .'back basis." Tho South, however, holds itu own. Colton.and sugar, for many years at least, inu.il command high prices, and wliile wages may decline in thc North ami West, they should steadily rise in thc cotton growing States. Tho Unie is approaching when every laborer, white or colored, will be able to live comfortably, educate his children and lay by something against bard times. And if, by combination, the work? ing classes can hasten the coming of the happy day hy a single hour, so much the belter for all of us ! WK were pleased yesterday to greet Mr. Charles I. Rosen berg, the travelling ogent of thc Inman Ll>0 of Steamers, who is now organizing throtigliout tlic South a system of agencies to facilitates, by means of through tickets timi otherwise, the immigration of Europeans into our section. It is ii move? ment in which every troll-wisher of our State, will heartily sympathize. The enterprising firm of J. I). Aiken AV, Co.* will represent Ute inman Une In Charleston. We shall liavo moro to say of lilia1 matter In a few days. Wi; an* informed that TiTr. Henry Gourdin, of Ibis city, is no longer a director of thc Hine Ridge Railroad Company, Unit gcnUc mnn having tendered hts re-signation at thu meeting held last week, ns Hoon ns tho elec? tion of tho now hoard wan declared. Mr. Gourdin waa tho first prosident of tho llluo Ilidgc Kailit);id, serving In taut capacity from 1852 lo I860, nineo which limo ho .hus been, without intcrmin&ion, one of tho d' rectors of Um company. IMOKNOIAOIRM has dono a vast deal of mis? chief in Kdgclleld within thc post few wooka, and tho piaillera aro obliged Lo watch tboir gin-houses ni ,ht ami day. Unless Gover? nor Scott hurries up his proel i motion otter? ing a reword Tor tho arrest of thoso gin house and bom-bnrnera the i ub io will bo gin to think Uiat ho eym ot h EOS with thom. And that? you know, would be a pity I What Ireland Want?. One uf llu< sneakers at a moulin?; held liitoly in Ireland, declared clio ultimutum of J thc Irish people to bo nothing ?hort of au- [ tonoiny. "If Mr. Gladstone, and tho Eng "lisli n a i ino desired to do thc people of Iro "land jusliec,"' said ho, "lot thom remove "their horse, fool und artillery from our ' 'shores, und let I ho people of I rclund manage "their own ufluirs. In defence or their right! "they would light even against tho l'ope; "but ail they claimed wai tho right of aolf "govcrninout." Tho most recent informa? tion from London indicates Hint tho govoni Itiont will pro|K>si' a much more liberal mens? uro of laud reform limn they hud nt tlrst contemplated. Oui neither Disestablish? ment nor Tenant Bight will satisfy Ireland. What the Irish people demand Is-Indepen? dence ! Wi: have received a copy of tho constitu? tion or Ute "Republic of Oulla." These con? stitutions are in tho way in war times. Un? til Independence is won, thc sword must be supremo. What tho Confederate State.? wanted was a dictator, not a President ; a succession of victories, not u fundamental law. Wheo lead and iron have made Hie nation, it i.s limo enough lo think tilioul a paper constitution. WK have received from Mr. John "?ir-s'?]| thc October numbers of the Westminster mid fjontlon (Jiiutr?triy Itopititrnt, republished by lite Leonard Scott Publishing Company. The Quarterly contains the lamons article on "The Byron Mystery," which demolished Ute notorious Mrs. Stowe. (?O Hcttt. HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS, ftc, now vacant, eau readily be reniai hy advertising them in this commit. The rate is ?i cents for twenty words ur less, cook Insertion, if paid tu advance. rilO RENT, FROM FIRST JANUARY JL next, the LOWER STOItY ?if the spacious .Stole, No. HT Meeting street, opposite the Charles, ton Hotel, now occupied by the sou them express Company, Kor terms apply st No. ni Meeting Mrect, up stairs. II0V23 mw* FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET BY THE month, week or night. Terms moderate. Apply Ht No. 40 Hea ufa i ii street. llOV.:2 fl mo RENT, A FINK STORE WITH FIX JL TUItKS for a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude Lane and Rast Pay. To nu approved tenant rem will bc SP) per month. ' Also, six largo square Kooma, witii arv places, back piazzas unit cistern waler on even story. The rooina will be reined singly if preferred. Impure of Mr. KOSH, on thc premlse?. neils UOOMS TO RENT.-TI IR RE UNFHR KISUKR rooms tr. a residence pleasantly situated In thu western part of thc elly, "ena; moderate. Kor further particulars, apply at No. ll Doughty street. ' oct Pi iTtu Sole. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO PKKTY of any kind may bo advertised for sale In this column, at Hie ral? of titi cents for lwent) words or less, ouch Insertion, if paid lu advance. TUST ARRIVED PROM THE ?PP13R pari of the Stale, four yoke of well broke large OXHN. Also, some Milch Cows, with young Calves. Also, some Springers, which will bo sold cheap if applied for Tics ftAV, Korcntl>cr lit, ison. Apply at flUCKADAY'S Old Stables, corner nf King and Spring aire?is. nov23 ??O? SALK. THE SUBSTANTIAL 1 MUCK RKSIDRNCKufthu lalo Hr. Moultrie, it i he northwest corner of Pill and Montague ar reels. . Tito Lot measures about loo feet on Mon? tague street, by 191 feet on Pitt street. The House emt i ams six upright rooms, two basement rooms, two InrRj attics, two phuzas, three dressing moma, une bath room, water closets, ftc. Sub? liminal brick outbuildings. Apply to Htn'LRTWE A YOUNO, Solicitors Hst nie. No. 20 llroad street, novio w PRTNTT?O PRESS FOR SALE AT A CRKAT HARRAIN.-One small Cylinder TAY? LOR PRKSS in complote ropalr. lt lins been hut Utile used, and ls sold simply because the present nv H rr Ima no usc for lt. Thc size or the lied of Hie Press ls forty-four by fifty-eight Inches. Said Press will bc sold nt a great bargain ir applied ror il once, ns the room lt occupies ls wanted for Dt hef purposes. Addrcsss box No. 3705 New York Po Undue. aep(ft) ?oiiu for Sole. 0 4 fifi ACRES TO LEASE FOR A U-?\t\r TKRM OK Y KA RS.-Thc large und tioanlifnl PLANTATION, known as Kelli Phire, consisting or ?MOO ueres, nw? cleared. Soil rich iud olav abounding tn deposits of marl, TOD ueres if splendid colton land; lui) ac ie? of il will make 1 bag to thc acre; ioealion perfectly health! ?ill he year; roar and a hair miles from Lou isville, South Carolina Railroad; well settled; lins been in .distant cultivation since thc war: has nil neces? sary buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables, (iuhouae, screw, laborers'houses. Lyon's Creek 'titiK through tbec.itnle ami furnishes one of thc >e.si .sites for a factory lu the State. " Will be sold willi the lease, thc following: K Uno i'Oiiug MULMS, u large lot of Improved Imple? ments, itrlnly Ploughs. New Oin, Dickson Colton seist, onough lo plant the entire crop; tSMlu iiishcls ol Cot ; na Seed for (Iriili/.iiig; 30H bushels of .urn. All will be sol.I on the pince, low for cash. I'arilesdesiring to lease are requested io inspect Hie growing crop of cotton, withal will give entire mtisractlon. Kor terms, upplv to MKS. LAW ItKNOK KB1TT, St. Matthew's P. O., Ornngebiirg District, s. c. ll BI-'KKKSCKS.-Major T. I!. Whaley, J. C. Kelli, Bsq., Oraiigelmrg; H. Yt, Peronncau, Bsq., Wil? lam Middleton, Esq., Churlesiou. , octal mwfimo* AAA ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS. Ov/v/ At private sale er Tor lease, u fine PLANTATION lu Ornngebiirg District, forming a ann or thc estate ol tho late Colonel Keltt, cou listing of uboul eco acres; 350 or lt cleared. It ls watered by Lyon's Creek, a largo and never-full ng stream. Soil rich, roxi clay, well adapted to :o; ton, com, wheat, root crops and clover. Cli? mate healthy all tho year. Splendid range for ;atilo; thc neighborhood attractive-thc adjoin Kg plantations owned by gentlemen who resido lhere nntl secure good order. Thc buildings were mrncd.but lumber mills being near,they could be replaced cheaply. A largo State road connects it ?vim Lcwravlilc South Carolina Railroad, six -nilesdistant. The above isa splendid chanco 'or those desiring to form a beautiful farm In a Pleasant, healthy section. In 180fl these lands ?vere returned at $20 per acre. Will bc sold at lalf that price. For terms apply to Mrs. LAU MW0B ICE ITT, Society HUI, S. C. RXPKRKNCBS.-Major T. U. Whaley, J. C. Keltt, Bsa,., Orangcburg; H. W. Poro nc au, Esq., Wil? lam Middleton, Kaq.,Charleston octll rawfimospAc "COLORIDA LAND FOR SALE.-A JU valuable PLANTATION of 880 acres in Ma? rton County, Florida, ls nire.red at private anio, vhout one 'hair cleared mid under cultivation: l>art liest cumnock. This Plantation ls one or ;hc most ileslrablo In thc State; is vory produc? tive Tor Colton. Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables, tc; nlso fino for Oranges ?ind other Fruits; ls orated lu ono nf tim healthiest mid most plea tant nelghborhomls in tho State, being convcnl .nt. to railroads, churches, Ac. Apply to A. R. i i ? Ll.lt:AN', Cotton Factor, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. C. novl2 IVoliccs in ?ankrnpicTL . IN RANKRUPT?T.-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK THU UNITRI) STATUS KOR TUM DISTRICT OP SOUTH CAROLINA.-Bx parte WV. P. SH UM ATM and A. BLYTH** Assignees, In rc lOHN w. ORA DY. Bankrupt.-Petition lo sell it.v. 'Ult e, iinlnoumbored,call In Lien creditors, tc-NoUoo la hareby given to nit Creditors bolli? ng Liens ngnlnst Hie Hatiito or JOHN W. ORADY, hui they urti required lo establish thu Ramo bo? ron1, w. J. Ci.AwaoN, Esq., Registrar, at Yorkvllle, i. C., windit forty day? Iront I lie date hereof, or m barred from nil bcnolllsof the dooroo ror dls .rilMlUon to bc made In t hu eas". Hy order or Hon. URO. S. DUTAN, Judge nf sahl 3OURU A." mnSS, V* I A""?noc" Crocnviilc. S. C, September''?, 18*0. . ootiR niwfis JJ O L M E S A MACBETH, No. 36 IIROAD 8TRKET, Ol rar lesion, S. C., BUOKHR, AUOTiONBBR, ?KAL ESTATH AND J BN CUAL COMMISSION AUHNTS Win attend to Renting and Collecting of Rents tod purchase and salo of Stocks, Bonds, Oohl, silver and Real Hu?ate. ALSO, To Ibo Purchase or Coodfl and Snppllos for par ios lo the eonnlry upou reason oblo terms. nanam L. H ouana....ALXXXHOSH Macssra. jan? iff wrm nm* ff ?J . TT fjUtlBG^DA X ? HC -?Vj ttJonte. WANTS OK ALL KINfife CAN HE made known to every bo.ry/in thia column at Hie rate or 25 ceuUt Tor twenty words or Less, each Insertion, ir paid lu advance. WA NT KI), A M tDDLH-.U'jEO AVOMAN as child's nurse, wlUlOUt, ineumbraiicos. Apply al Ko. 233 Meeting street, west side, near Ann street, noval .-. WANTED, A c?Ml'KL'l?NT WA?T??? inan. None need apply unless they can brine: good recommendations. Wpply at No. Creen si reef. llov?4 1 . TTTANTKD, HOARD FOR A LADY AND VT Infant, ami probably a coloreii nurse, in a pr?vale family, where ibero is no small < hlhircu: one large room ail Hint LS needed, ami a piacu for thc nurse; Irish-American family preferred and Catholics, ral lies replying tu Ibis will please slate the most rensoiinble (erniR (Includiiiir. fire for tho room) by Ihe week or wont h in lettor marked M. T. H., lo the otlice7 of Till-: HAILY NKWS, Charleston, S. C.. for three ?lays, novas 2* i TTTANTBD, A 1M?RM?NENT UESt T T DKNCK, by a Careful, prompt tenant; re? spectable location; possession \Lt lr.th December; rent $WK) to Som Address NKHKVibLK A; HAN? NAM, No. tl ltroud slroet. novi" 4* WANTED. A NURSE TO MIND OUIL i Ht KN. None under ni need apply to No. 2S Held street.. nowiO WANTED, A WHITE COOK. TO 00 into the country. Apply at Ol CC ut Hourn No. 00. Cavillon Hotel. novad 4 WANTED. -A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, 23 years old, would like In tal.- ? barge of a large Holton Plantation, m Ute state o'' South Carolina. Any one In want of a .rood, faithful Ovomeor, will Hu well io address Hie undersigned. Can g?vo thu best of references. Hood Mendy habita, ami not troubled wita pollilia. Address, for two months, I?. W. HOWARDS, I'ortlaiitt, Main". novia lino1* WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK. In a Wholesale Drug Suire, or u inrge Ile tail and ProsorlpHon-DrugBUlIfc. Noobjieelton lo go in the country. Wltiexpci but a small com? pensation nt first. Tlie appllcaat is a graduate oi the South Carolin?. Medical College. Address M. I?., through the I'lmtortlee. oct" "ITS/"ANTED, A HO U 8 K~NEAR THE j VT rentrai part of tito city, containing live or six rooms, with pond outbuildings and water. Address ii. nt. this i)illtv<. sept28 AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO s*il the American KN UTI NH MACH INK. the only practical I'atntlv Knitting Machine ever Invented, Prlco 828. wm knit 20,000 stitches pit minute. Address American Knitting Machine Company. Bonton, M?LS.S.. or St. Luuis, Mo. octa? timos WANTED, EVE?Y??ODY~TO~lt NOW that .ion PHINTIN'O or all kinds, plain and ornamental, ls executed promptly In tho neatest style and nt the lowest New York prices, at Tim N'MWfl .lob Onice, No. I4?.i HAST HAY. Call und examine the scale ut prices before giving your orden elsewhere. WANTED, AGENTS.-TWO HUNDRED and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell . _. only Genuine Impruvcd common sense Paintly SK WI NH MACH INK. Price only $n. Croat In? ducements tu Agents. This ls tho most popular Sewing Machine or tho day- make.-, the famous "Klasili: Hock Stitch"- will do any kind o? work ?hatean be done mi any machine. " Oue hundred thousand sold ami thc demand cu.istanUy in creasing. Now ls the Un.-; lo lake an agency, send ror Circulars, ??*>. beware ?i ii-'iii'r.ers.-?u Address KKUOM1I A co.. Host on, Mass.; Kitts bur.?, Pa-, or HI. Louis, Mo. nut'.'s limos toot rino -founts. IOST AND FOUND AGAIN.-TE YOU j have lost anything, make lt known to the publie ihrungh i tiin column. The rate for twenty words or loss, fitch Insertion, in SB cents. If paiil in advance. ?OST, SATURDAY APTE '.'NOON. PROM j corner Greenhill and Trudi! street, a small Hic M tl 1,K. A nv one reluming the same as above, will receive a liberal reward. RD WA HU SMITH. IUIV24 1* 37UHJND, A SUM OE MONEY, WHICH Ute owner can hate \-j pro vina property. Apply at this oil!ce. llOVSi STRAYED, PROM THE PREMISES. No. 2;"> Coining sireet, on the night or Wednesday last, a sin-UI lllaok Terrier Dog, about ten months old. answering to thc name or Mingo. A reward will be paid for his recovery, if required. Apply at this odlce. UOV24 1* LOST, ON MONDAYsMORNING. TILE 22d'Instant, a tloi.irfWaJjejVi Pf.Ncir., In a IllUCk Rubber Oase. Thc (Hider Will be rewarded by leaving thc same at Mr. A. H. HAYDKX'S Jew? elry Store, corner or Ktng and Hasel slroet, or with Mr. JOHN ll. M A uro. Ticket Agent South Carulina Railroad. novit 2 L?ST, ON VANDERHORST ~OR RUT LKDG K STRBKT, a I.adv's Knamelled Culd Watch and Chain. Thc tinder will please leave lt nt No. 0 Rutledge street, and a suitable reward will be given. nov is FOUND. ON SATURDAY NIGHT, IN Meeting street, a poid watch and chain. Thc owner ctn obtain tho same hy paying ex penses and applying ni THR NKWS orllce. nov 15 Doaroiiig. BOARDING.-FIRST-CLASS D O A R D nt Mrs. WILLIAM S. PRASRH'S, No. 4 Hud? son street. Terms mudcrate. nov2;t C* ' ittadiinerrt. (lastings, Sr-t. WAGON AXLES. COMMON, CONCORD, Iron Hub, ami Nibil Collar, ot superior riuality uml finish. Also. Manuracturcrs or Ma . hlnefy. Paient Steam and .Hi lt Porgo Hammers, Power Shears, Car Axles, Windlass Nocks, Truss shapes. Crowbars, Holler Krauts, Cast iron Junk sci;:WM. ParentHwage blocks^ Tire Headers, Porg Inga and Castings. Address, ror Price List, LYMAN KINSLKY A HO., iiov24 Imo Cainbritlgcpnrt, Mass. (EniSoriug, Sit. QLO THINQ, TAILORING ANO PURNI S II INC: HOODS. MK.NKK A MDT.LEltt, No. 3 2 5. KINO STRBKT, Throe Doora below Liberty street. Have just received and opened a large and lino issorfmcnt of Men's Youths'and Hoy's CLOTH ISC, PURNISHINO GOODS, Ac. Consisting of Elegant OVKRCOATS, Hustness and Dress Suits, White lind Colored Shirt?, Underwear Coeds, Ac, English and Domestic. Half Hose, Alcxandcr'a ind Oouvlsler'a Kid Cloves, liuckskln, Doeskin, Snirskln; Cloth, Caaslmere, Tweed: Silk and l in ead Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, Cravats, S'CCk Tics, Pooket H mid kc roll lofs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Ac Also, a large and well assorted stock or BROAD? CLOTH, OAS.0!.MURK, DOESKIN, DBAVKR SLOTH, Ac, a large variety of the new style Punts md Yest Patterns, which wo offer to sell by piece, rani or pattern, or mako up Into gal-menta by measure, In thu latest styles. Our stock has benn selected with groat enrc, mil prices marked very tow. In plain figures. ticing contldnnt that wo cen offer Inducements unuiiuullcd by any other houso, wc solicit buyers in our linc to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, AU orders will receive our prompt and vory Eureful attention. Kuti ru satisfaction ls guaranteed, oem mwfSmoa ^or?uinrc, Sttll?vQ, Sic. rpiIK WATT PLOUGH AGAIN TRI? UMPHANT. fli rulrtltlon tn numerous premium.'-, a SILVRR M Kl) AL han Just tuon awarded to it al tho re? cent State Pnlr, io Columbia, H. 0., us the best TU UNI NO PLOUGH ON TH H GROUND. SUPERIOR TO ALL OT1IKRS, Por sale at Pactory prices, freight added, by J. B. ADO Wt fi CO., Agents, No. 02 Mast Ray, Charleston, 8. 0. novio fmw3 JENKINS & CUNNINGHAM, COTTON naOKBRH A MO OOM M T ti t? F O N UK ROU AN TB. Nu. 2 WARHKN ci.ocic, (up stairs,) A'AJUSTA, HA. ? I01IH J I" SU I Nit. SOOT. G. CONN I NO II AS. Sole agents for tho sal? of thc celebrated Dixon h Peeler Cotton Seed for ihc States of South Care Una and Ooorg a. Reforenooa-J. T. Onnllncr and J. J. Cohen h sons, Augusta, (liv, ami Ulaghom, Herring A Cc., Duanes;un, H. O. Ufl4 Augusta, Ga. novia amos ITJBMLJSEIt 24, I8U1J. Jttcctinge. PALMETTO PIONEER CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.An Adjourned Meeling will lie bcl<l at Murkct ifali, Tins KVBNISU, inn instant, at half (ia-1 7 o'clock. By ?riler. W. II. WELCH, novii Secretary nn<i Treasurer. MASONIC KA I ll ASSOCIATION.-TI?? . Regular Mi flinn ?f 'his Auwelt."?? ".?ll lie Itelil Tins KVKNIXII, at Masonic Hall, at s o'duck. A tull at tendance I* earnestly requested. The committee wi Management will meei ai thirty minutes p.?s| 7 o'clock, ut tho smite pince. All accounts ilue or against tho AMMOCIHUOII Will please ur handed in at iii- nicciing of the Committee. Hy order. lt. K. BROWN, novji Secretary. STEVEDORES' Pit OT Ht 1?VF. ?N?5?! Members will pleasn ul temi th" Regular Meet I tn;. THIS KVKNINO. at illly minutes past ? o'clock. Ky ?nier. IIBNKY MAY, nov-zi Secretary. NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO THE RESO? LUTION adopted by the noam or Directors, a meeting ol Hie Stockholders or the 1'coploe Hank of Soulli Carolina will be held ut No. 10 llroait stree!. Charleston, un MONIIAV.HIC itoth ilay ol No* remuer current, at 11 o'clock A.M.,to take into con? sid?ration the pm visions or the Act of Assembly, approved Mareh 13th, IHOJ, entitled "An act lo enable thu Hanks of Hu: IState lo renew hnstncnsiir lo place them In liquidation," ami to determine i he rm uro policy of the bank. By onler ol ibu Bonni. noviK 10 ll. c. liOPKR, cashier. financial. "P O R S A L E . GRANITE VILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY STOCK. City Railway Compauy Stock. Hank nt Charleston stock. People's Hank of South Carolina Stock. For sole hy HOLMES A MACBKTH, novat l Brokers. No. Ul Brnnd street. rpWENTY-FlVE II UNDUE]) DOLLARS. Wanted to borrow on a mortgage of Rout Rsl ate, la value equal lo four limes that amount. Titles Indisputable, and pioperty unlncumbcTcd. Apply to A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker and Commission Agent.. novit No. ".."> Bro:ur*HtriH'l. XTTANTED, ;*:t0<)0 VOR TWO YEARS or longer, on fir." mortgage of real estate 111 this t ity. Apply to* T. B. KINO, nnv2l wfin;:* No. 07 Broad street. li A N K li I L L S 50000 HANK OK CROROKTOWN ?r.000 Bank of tho State South Carolina incwj fjooo Hank of the State South Carolina |oM] $-:4iate Bank and other Hanks. A UK), MOM IN GOLD COIN. For salo by A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker and Commission Agen'. novS? Nu. a* Broun street. Junen v&oobi, &C. JJOT.IDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS. AN KLUUANr ASMOtrruRNr 01 1-' A N C Y HOODS, .1 A M S A li L A N'S, novio WHlroe No. MT KINO STRUCT. A" VLSI Ton Once said if we only knew whore tho resldeut citizens made tholr purchases thora we should got well sorvod. To such wo offer A DIRECTORY. The tallon Who desire thc latent styles or fash? ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or Braids, Oo to M. A A. ASHTON. The gentlemen who desire to bc preaon table In Adonis attire., for Wigs. CO to M. A A. ASHTON. Ali who desire the best connan Colognes, Oo to M. A A. ASHTON. For Diadem or Coronal Combs, ult Co to M. A A. ASHTON. Those who require t hc best Extra?is, Co lo M. A A. ASHTON. F.very one who desires good Hair Brushes *jr Combs, Go lo M. A A. ASHTON. Of necessity all who requite 11 good Tooth Brush, Co tu M. A A. ASHTON. For genuine Tale, de Youls, all must Go to M. A A. ASHTON. For Hair Dyoi and Regenerator?, nearly all Go to M. A A. ASHTON. In fact, all who require genuine goods from the following houses : Society Hygi?nique. "1 . Bailey's. 1 . Cullin's, I i Atkinson's, Cowdray's, 1 ?a UoanelTs, ?= PIVOT, Ia" Lowe A Sons, V g (?uerlain, I 3 Yardley, -5 Henry A Domarson, J nowlands A Sons, Cowland. J 0 As also, Venia Goods In their line troni every reputable manufacturer in the Slates, Go to M. A A. ASHTON, No. 240 King street. _iiovl Vive doors from Market street. T IMPORTANT A N N O U N C E M E N T. BAZAAR, No. 303 KING STREET, OODNBR OBOKOK, J. ARCHER, PROPRIETOR. I would respoetfally inform my nunerons cus? tomers that 1 have returned rrom New York, and have received per steamers Manhattan und James Atlger CO cases assorted merchandise, comprising everything In the NOTION, HOSIERY, SHIRT, TIES and general fancy line. My stock, at pres? ent. Is thc largest ever offered In this city. My position with Importers and Manufacturers, "as a CAS 11 buyer," gives mc many advantages, ena? bling mc to sell nil goods at least from 26 to 30 per cent, less than those holding old steck previ jusiy bought on CKKDIT. Odd lots given awuy. Price list on application. BAZAAR, No. 362 KING STREET, Corner George. The Ladles' Favorite Store. Kg- Several amurl, intelligent Youths wanted. novo imo S JrRiscellaneorne. OLOMON'S BITTERS ACCOMPLISH ALL TOBY TR0M1SB BOptlT amo? RAOUL & LVNAH'S. o YOU" WI S H D TO PREVENT YOUR CHILL AND FEVER? Benin Omos OSE SOLOMONS' BITTRES. ?ntjblcfl nn? ffarncae. ?I A?DLE'RY WAREHOUSE. tV I L L.I A M ll A RR AL d CO No. 10 flAYNB SVRHavr. Wholesale mid Retail '"?.fliers in SADDLliS, IIIJDr.ilfl, HARU.ttS, COLLARS, OOACr. A1JD HARNESS MATERIA LB, A e. novia imo J. T HUMP U R E Y S, BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND GJMMIS8ION MERCHANT. 1ALR?* OF RH AL ESTATE. STOCKS. RONDS, BK?UH1T1HS ANO PERSONAL PRO PERT Y ATTENDED TO. No. 27 BROAD STREET, Charleston, S, C. RRfrasNOfa.-Hon. HENRY BUIST. \V. J. MA 7 RA TH. Isq., U orroral JAMES CONNER, T. IL P/ABINQ, Kaq. OCtt H Slmnscmcuto. I B l? R N I A N HALL. "Tim TROUPK OK THU UNlVKftHK. " POU ONK WEEK ONLY. T (I I S K V KN I N ?~. NOV K M B K ll il. l'ii a appearance in len yearn of tho old ami welt kuown established Troupe ol' twenty year.;' standing, formerly lt ll M S U Y A N* K W O OM B'S, ANO now N ;.: W (M) M K'S Ml N S T lt K I. S . THU UZAKH OF MINHTKCLHr, Under Ihe DlrecUon nniir vetaran Comedian and ?uni Manager, W . W . N K W (; O M W . PHIS MATCHLESS OtM ! ANIMATION W..1 appear nightly In their NEW AM? SENSATIONAL PROGRAMME. ??-lhiors open at 7 o'uiuek. <lommenclng at 8 precisely. Admission.il. (iallery.w eout.s. novJ4 Nea? Publications, rn o T II 13 L A vv Y li u s. Just published mid for anio, the isih Volume ol RICHARDSON'S KAW REPORTS. Jr., ?nd thc l ita Volume of Kl< hardson's Equity Reports, % .. hy i UK Y AN A McOAItTKR, Columbia, S. o. win? hare a lo rvs?* -assortment nf Law ihm.,.. Kaw IHankaand Statluuory uoualanUy on hand. HDVI7 WflUOMIl USS H L li 'S BOO iv S T O lt K. R Kl IBNT I'uBl.l C A T IONS. R AOItlOULTUItAt.. LOURON'.S KSCYCLOIVKDIA OK ACIllCllb TURK. Illustrated hy over 1200 Engravings, ail. Iioutlon'n Kucyulnim.'dlaof Cimlcnliig, (ll. How Crops Crow; a Treat MI: on the Chemical Conipo HIUOU, Structure und IJfc of tho Plant, wilban nierons Illustrations ami Tables or Analysis, by Professor Samuel W. Johnson, of Yale College, (ta. Kann Implements and Machinery; ibo Priu clplcsof their Uoiistnicliou and Use, witta.sim? ple ami practical explanations of tho Laws of Motton ami Koree as applied on the Kano, by John J.Thomas, with :?s7 llliistrnllous, il .in. Gardening for Pretil; a (?tillie to Hie successful cultivation of the Market ami Family (larden, by Peter Henderson, finely Illustrated, $1 so. New Aiuuriraii t''urm Hook, by Htebard I.. Allen, re vised und greatly enlarged, ('J so. Hardening tor tho South, or How to (?row Vogelutiles and Fruits, by the lalo William N. White. ?f Athens, (?a.. wltli addition* by Mr. J. Van Huren and Hr. James Catani;, illustrated, J2. Southern Partner and Market Gardener, being a complin Hu? of useful arlielcs, from the most approve I writers, by Francis S. Holmes, new Edition, il AV. High Panning without Manure: Six Lec? tures on Agricnitme, delivered at the Expert nieiital Pam at Vincennes, by George Ville, so cents. American Fruit Guitarist, coitalnlng practical directions fur thc Propagation and Cul? ture of I'rult Tites, Ac., bv John J. Themas, $2 fin. Practical Floriculture; a fluide to the sue eessfui Propagation anti Cultivation ?if Florists' Piauts. $iw. Fear Culture for Prout, hy P. T. Quinn, Illustrated, jil. Thc Practical t'nultry Keeper; a C?mplete ??int Standard Cuide to thc Management ??r Poultry, whether mr domestic use, lite markets or exhibition, fi. MKDIOAL. NI KM KY KU: a Test Hook of Practical Medicine, witta particular reference to Physiology and Pa tholnsy. by Hr. Felix* Nioineyer, translated from thu "ib Cern?an Edition, il vols., $?. Ur. Morl!st Meyer: Kleclrielly in i's {.(elations io Practical Medicine, $4 tn. J. M. Duncan: a Practical Tran ti-- on l-nrlinct rills and ParamctrlUs, $'i so. JohnKrloKtlchscn: Hie Sclenco aud Arte! Sur? gery. Illustrated with 030 Engravings, with ad dlllollS by John Ashhursl, Jr., A. M., M. IL, jr C?. Pavy: a Treatise ou ibo Function ol Digestion, iLs Disorders and fheir Treatment, bv F. W. Pavy, M. I)., V. lt. H. Gnrrutson: Diucas es and Sur? gery of thc Mouth, Jaw;; and Associated Purl by J. K. UarreUun, M. H., Illustrated, JO Kt, Heath: Injuries and IMscaaes <>r tho Jaws, Hu Jacksonian Pris? Kssay of thc Royal colleen of Surgeons, iso?, s>">. novo jDOOK BUYERS WILL KIND IT TO TH Kilt A ? V A N T A G K TO CONSULT THIS CATALOGUE. The List will bc changed at toast once a week. NEW AND STANDARD UOOKS FOR SALK AT F O G A RT I E'S HOOK DEPOSITORY CATALOGUE NO. 19. GOOD WORDS FOR THE YOUNG, a profusely illustrated magazine Tor young peopl \ dilled by (icorgc Mactlonnld. LL. H., thc NoTcmbcr number commencing a new volume-yearly sub? scription i- 60, singlo numbers SOC.; Evidences nf Natural anti Revealed Theology, by Charles E. Loni ;.:t .MI; 'Hie Scriptural Doctrine of Hades, an Inquiry lulo the state ol thc righteous and wicked dead between Death and thc General Judgment, by Rev. George Harlie, D. D., Principal of Walton College, Liverpool, $1 50; Fruit? and Flowers, a collection of Tunes nnd Songs for Common and Sunday Slhools, by Wm. Walker, author of "Tho Christian's Harmony," Ac, ose; A Wreath or Rhymes, by Willie May Held, $2; Trees, Plants and Flowers, Where and ll ow They Grow, a Family History or thc Vegetilbio Kingdom, by thc auihor or "Our Ow* Hirds," 7.1 engravings, $1 60; Riley's Materia Medica and Therapeutics, for thc uso or Students, by John C. Riley, A. M., M. D., Profes? sur lu the National Medical College. Ac, $3; Kindness to Animals, by Charlotte Elizabeth, willi Illustrations, 60c; Sunday Echoes In Week Day Hours, a talc Illustrative of thc Collects, by Mrs. Carey Drack, rroni tho isth lhnm>.md of the Eng? lish Edition, $1 so. Amongst tho beautiful Hooks fur thu Holidays we cull attention lo: Thc Worltl at linnie, or "Pictures and Scenes fron far-oir Lauds, by Mary and I'.ll'/.nboth Kerby, botiiid lu rich morocco cloth, gili, fully Illustrated, $3;Tho Mysteries of tho ocean, translated from Hie French of Arthur Mangln, 100 illustrations, mo? rocco cloth, gilt, large 8 vb.. SO; Thc Hird, by Jule* MIchclcL with 210 Illustrations, morocco, cloth, gill, $6; The Desert World, by Arthur Man gin, (lilted and enlarged by tho translator of "The Gird," icu illustrations, morocco olola, gilt, largo 8 vo., $8; Thc Women of Hie Hible, by Mrs. S. T. Marlyn, 60 Illustrations, morocco cloth, gilt, $3 SO; Tom Brown's School Ma vs, anew edit iou, beautifully illustrated, f5 76; John Ploughman's Talk, by Spurgeon, Ooo, also Spurgcon's Morning by Morning, $1 76, and Evening hy Kvculng, $1 76; Thc Great Architect, as manirested tu the Mate? rial Unlvcrse.bv Ponton, il 76: Tho. Giant Citios or Bashan, and Syria's linly Places, by Kev. J. L. Porter, $1 60; The Queen or ihe Adriatic, or Venice Past und lTesuiit, by W. H. D. Adams, ?1 75. Novels anil Light Rending or the latest and Standard Authors sent by Mail without extra charge. Any Books published In America or Europe Stent freo of postage on receipt of publisher's price. Address A * FOGARTIES TOOK DEPOSITORY, Mo. 260 King street, (tn Ute Bend,) Charleston, S. C nor20 stttthDAG pOPULAB BOOKS SENT FREE OF POSTAGE AT THE PRICES ANNEXED. NOVELS RY CHARLES DICKENS. OLIVER TWIST, 172 pages, soc; American Notes, 104 pases, 20c; Dombey & Son, 306 pages, IOC; Marun cit lizzie wit, 342 pages, 40c; Our Mn mal Friend, 330 pages, 40c; Christmas Stories, 102 pages, 30c; Tale or Cities. 144 pagos, aac: Bard Times and addlnnal Christmas Stories, 200 liages, 30c; Nicholas Nick cl by, 340 pages, 40c; lileak House, 340 pages, 40c; Little Doriilt, 330 liages, 40c; llckwlck Papers. 320 pages, 40c; Da? vid Copcrlleld, 330 pages, 40c; Harnnby Rudgc, ?67 pages, 36c ; Old Curiosity Shop, 221 pages, 35c ; J real Expectations, 181 pages, 30c; Sketches, lue ;i:igos, 30c. NOVELS RY SIR WALTER SCOTT. Tho following Novels by Slr Walter Scull mulled it 30c. each: Waverley, Ivanhoe, Kenilworth, Guy Mannering. Antiquary, Roll Roy, Oltl Mortality, The Black Dwarf and a Legend of Montrose] Bride jf Lammermoor, Heal l ol Mld-Ix>tbinn, Thc Mon istery. The Abbot, The Pirate, Fortunes of Nigel, I'cverll of thc Peak, QnenUn Durward. St. Ro? llin's Well, Bod Gauntlet, Thc llclrniiied anil Highland Widow, The Talisman, Woodstock, Pair Maid of Perth, Anulo of Gclerutelu, Count Robert jt Paris, Tho Surgeon's Daughter. SKA TALKS OP CA ITA IN MARRY ATT. Midshipman Knsy, Peter Simple, Jacob Falta ul. Naval onicer, King's Own, Newton Forster, . K. li a ot Many Tates, Tin: Poacher, Tito Phantom 'hip, Hnarlcyow, Percival Keene, malled ai 56c mcb. MISCELLANEOUS. Meta's Failli, 66c; Countess dwela, Marlitt, 10c; Tho Sc ven (lunts of London, 30c; Hani rash. Chartes lb-.nie, 400.; Love Mo Little, Love dc Long, Charles Rondo, 4Cc; Madame IA) Mar ?hand's Fortune Tellur and Dreamer's Dictionary, 10c; Lawa o? Love, 3.>c; Ladles* Quill? to Beauly, Mic; Parlor Theatricals, or Winter Evening's Kn ertaiatnent, 30c; Hie Modern Pocket Hoyle, con aiutng ntl tho Games of Skill and Chance, 65c; rim Parlor Magician, 35c; How lo Behave, or Hie .plrliof EUoastto, SOn.: How to Talk and Debate, joe.; How to Drum with Taste, soc; How to Cut ind Contrive Children's Clothos at a Small cost, !0c. On receipt or Die price, either In cash or Hamps, c? pies or any Books In this Hst will bo uni by mail poMpaliL CHARLES C. RIOHTRR, uovS No. 101 King HU, Charleston, a C. ^LIAMPOOING ANT HAIR CUTTING. LADHiS AND C1IILDRKN Uten dod at their iv? id .nor*- promptly and at reason anio rates. Send orders to W. E. MARSHALL, Barb to-, april 14 No. 31 Bru ad, street, (up Blairs.) ?roccricst, Ciquors, &t. Q,.BO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, MAY N K ST R K K T. CHARLESTON, s. C., Ilnvcln sion- ami lo arrive, which they are ouVrlngul lowest market prices im?) hhiK. Vi How Pink Kjff Haming I'OT ATO KH 4004 stu ks Llver|iool Salt .Vi lillies Sliinilnnl Conning nagging .Jim roils ll.-mi.. Jul, t'utloli lil I M tm' ,t Kopo 300 iii>is. Kell.i Sugar* .0 liliiis. I'oi lo Kino Sugars sss hinis. Uuscovitilo Sugars Ino hinis. lUri flop Cuba Moins ?p-t Uno iii.is. Ohl crop cuita Molasses IOU hills. Siigarhouse Syrup DOO hugs Kio, l.uguayrii amt Java Codeo BOO boxes C?bralo No. i ami I'uio Soaps tMi boxes K. l>.. Cheshire um! stat? Cheese IMO hills. Fine, Super, Extra ?md Family Flour 50? packages Fish, Nos. i. sand ;? fjiMi KI-KS Parker Min Nails. Orange Ride POWDER, shot and Lead, caps, Candles, Piro Urnokers, soda und Sugar Crackers, Sugar Jumbles, Soda lu kegs and papers, Starth, Oysters. Sardines, Candy, llueketH and Tubs, Raisins, Figs. I'otash anil I.ve, Kite, Ac., Ac. nevil wftu;:tnos T? ISDN'S TOBACCO ?NTTDOTB :s WAUBAKTBD TO RRMOVK ALL OKS IRK FOR TOBACCO. UlSON'ft TOBACCO ANTiiioTK ls/or sale by 1>K. II. IIA Kit Ii. W. AIM AIL O. J. I.M1N. Ou. lt, II. KF.I.I.KKS. II?. W. A. SK KINK. 14. S. BURNHAM. novit wfiuOtniM "Kl K ? I T '. I?" K Ti IT! V U ? I Tl HY P. HART A. IX). JIJS! received and now Undhi;.' nt nnion Wharf, per schooner "Anclda HIHI ?.aura," from Barat?n: i,*wo Hunches KKK KANANAS ??o.ooo CiKoaiiiits ...ooo Pl?ntulas ?'.MW (?rape Fruit. IS irt-OttK, 20,000 West India OK ANUIAS 1? bills. Limes loo hills, baldwin Apples Ki kegs Malaga Grapes 100 bhls. Onions co bbl*. Jackson whites ami Peach mow po? tatoes 29 bbls. Assorted Nuts .Joo drums New Figs, assorted sises 3W) boxes Assorted Figs, from '1 to y tbs. cacli in frails Oates SO cases Onion Torpedoes, containing no,ooo ? M whole and half boxes Fire Crackers. Will bc sold low by C. UART & CO., nova". Market si root. Tl. B. BYASS' LONDON PO UT BU TO ARRtVR I'KK ll KIT I Ii ll OTKAURK H UIMOKA, HO casks lt. li. Ryans1 Isindnn PORTER pints, no casks K. U. Byass' Lomlon l'ovter, quarts. IM STORR, - exsks j. A R. Tennent** D. s. Alo. pint? ana ? pi arts. - casks J. A lt. Tennent** R, 1. Ale. plut* and nunn i. - casks Younger'! K. I. Ale, pints, gia-is. - casks Kass' Alo, pints and i|iiarts. For salt: br .IAS. BANCROFT, JR., nevis th mw? No. Mid liost luy. Y I- O IT K ! F L 0 U lt ! Fl HST PREMIUM AWAKO'in TO t'A M PS KN MILLS FLOUR, AT COLUMBIA STATU PAIR, ISOO. WK OKI sn iron BALK: .'SM. sacks Choice Family FLOUR I 0.miiscn Mills WW sacks Kxtra Flour f 1 .?".!' ?" Mll,s AUK), -.no lib! ..Northern FLOUR-all grades f.oo bbls. Northern Choice Kakers' Flour. CORN ! OATS I . fioeo bushels Primo White and Western Mixed CORN ..ooo bushels Prime Black Seed and White. Oats. For sale by JNO. CAMl'SKK A CO. hovsa mw ra M CLASSES! MOLASSES! 150 hhds. SWEET CUBA MOLASSES 08 hillls. Kright MUBCOVOdO Molasses MI hhds. Choice Muscovado Molasses, .lust arrived aud for salo by W. P. ii A 1.1,, novtO fmw4 Brown A Co's Wharf. Gr UNNY CLOTU 100 bald-, extra weight, in store, and for sale low in lois to suit purchasers, by K. LAFITTE A CO., No. ?O Broad street. oe 127 wm _ QIIOICE TWELVE YEARS OLD TRLVET WHI8KBY. For sale by JOHN B. TOGXI. nnvi.s ? No. 1? Meeting street. J^IQUORS, CIG-AItS, TOBACCO, ?ev Just recclvctl. a fresh supply of Pine LIQUORS, HAVANA CUJA its. Smoking and Chewing Tobac? co, Flpes, Choice Fruits, Ac, Ac. For sale by JOHN R TOONf, _novl8 0_ _No. Ut Meeting street. jp URE SHERRY WINE. .lust received 30 casks of SHERRY WINE prices su, $4, ?c. $s, $i'2por gallon; In bottles, from ii to$2co. A tito, IMPER A CO. IIEIIISIROR Yo Clicquot Ponsardta Mumm's Chnmimgnc Urccu Seal Sparkling Mozelle. Al! of direct importation. WM. S. CC-KWIN A CO., No. "?75 Klnp street, Branch of No. soo Broadway, New York. nov ia_ I'lVERPOOL SALTI eooo sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, direct from Liv ?rpool-large and full sacks. For aale at lowest market prices, by oct26_T. J. KKRR A CO. ^|C TS LIK EA CHARM! TUB GENUINE ENSLISII OHLORODIKE, (J. COLLIS BK0WMB*8,) * la the beat Anodyne ever known to the profea ilon. To be had of Da. H. BARR, nov3 No. 131 Market atreet. FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, (SANTONINE.) They are purely vegetable, safe and sure. The ?eat ba use. For sala by Dr. H. BA ER, No. 131 Meeting street, oet5 Wholesale Agent. gENZINE, DOUBLE DISTILLED, iV ILL REMOVE OREASE SPOTS. Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and re ?all, by DR. M. BARR, now No. ire Melding street. ?PHA1HJ ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK. A SURE CUBE FOR DRUNKENNESS. Ono Dollar a Kettla Sent by mall, postage ?aid, on receipt or price. Thc Antidote ls tho beet remedy that cnn be ulrntniatorcd In Manla-a-rot-i, and also for all lcrvmis affections. For sale by Br. n. RAER. No. 131 Meeting street, octC_Agaut for ggjltt OnraiaRft. jyj- ARENGO CURES PKVER AND AGUE. ['UR FINEST TONIO IN THE WORLD. As-For salo by all Druggists. a. J. I.DUN. Agnat, Druggist, Corner Ring and John street, scpt.17 .imos_Charleston, ft C. g O L O M O ?^S BITTERS ARK FOR SALB BY Ors. RAOUL fi LYN A If, At Wholesale and Retail, CO RN UK KING AND MA BK HT STREETS. acptiT omos