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Middling ;:-.?.:. -DJ LtTerp?y. o a Saturday cotton rio*ed nrrccr and ?ctive. SA."? !<; cos bale*. UrJ 'mg upland^ U.SallKd. -The Ciiite.J 5:?:? Snartmc iv-tr; ir s?? 2 io tie ?.".iel two yearsbehind itt .?u^ar-sf.. -Tte New York papers thai "her! is bm ' eue ?hlp on th? IC -Jtat harbor. -Tweniy-foar ihoosud troops have sailed from ! Spain for Cuba w;tiuc the ps? three weeks. -Religious ex?r..-isee preliminary to the opening of the (Kournenlcal Council have been ordered. -Thc acrmaus of New York City are dote rm n ert to round a new bank, with a capital ol from f 10,000,0(10 to 1200,00,000. . -Thc water workH have cul off ibo Mipply rrotn the New Orleans Customhouse, Collector Casey having refused to pay a bill of $1000. -All thc Dominican lenders arc sahl to fa \ or the annexation or thc Island or San Domingo to tho United States. Thc entire island can bc pur chose:' for $2,030,000. -The departure or thc British steamship Monarch from England, with thc remains of thc late Qeorgo Peabody, ror America, has been post? poned until the Sd of December. -Tho proposed new Constitution or Porto Rice, among other things, provide complete religious liberty, the right or suffrugo lo oil who read and write, except slaven, and proclaims thal slaves .an havo uo rights, and can only acquire them by emancipation. -The reported offer of General Jordan to sur? render to the Spanish forces Home time ago is confirmed, his object, as staled, being to escape With ills fellow Americans, who were always rorcod In Iron I in every light, from tho almost, certain annihilation which awaited them. -Tlic Loudon Times asks thc question, why should not Spain have an upstart dynasty os well as Prance and Sweden* And intimating thut one scion of royalty will do os well as another, suggests thc elevation of thc Prince or thc Astu? rias to thc throne, thc right to which hu has not forfeited through any fault or crime or his own. -The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge reit thc rorce or the gale lust week, 'lim Buffalo Commer? cial says: "Some of thc guys were broken, the structure swayed to and fro like a reed, and lt was regarded by many as certainly doonied to immediate destruction. It was closed against tho public, but ir ll had not been no one would have ventured npon lt while thc gale was nt Us height.? -ANew York letter or Wednesday soys: "At Intt Ure glory seems to be departing from the great James Fisk, Jr., and his mau Jay Could. By to-morrow noon, ir the papers now in (he hnmls or thc proper o Hirers can possibly ho served upon them, they will have ceased to act as president aud comptroller or tho great F.rlc Ballway Com? pany, and though they m av again lie installed br? other process, they will have to light themselves in, however; but in thc meantime they will be ont-otiL" -Thc Loudon Shipping Hazel io has un editorial on American finances. It thinks a return lo spe? cie payments oould soon be effected In thc United States, and no debtor class would suffer by lt. Tho South is generally well supplied with cash. Southern buyers, lt says, arc thc mainstay of Hie Northern market. They usnally purchase in gold, and have their crops behind them. Thc South now rabies grain for her own requirements. She IK in a position lo resume specie payments when less favored sections of tail count ry can co-ope? rate. Rood prices for cotton will tend lo this cud. -Tho project, for a World's Fair in Washington City In 1H71 is nt last fairly on Its legs. Tho com? mittee have succeeded In getting subscriptions to I heir enterprise to thc amount of two hundred and thirty thousand dollars, including five thou? sand dol?ais from President (irani. Thc an? nouncement, iff these rnc.tH at a public meeting or tho citizens, on Thnniday evening, was enthu? siastically received and rnliowed by adiliiloiiul subscription* of $'?00,000. 'Mic amounts sub? scribed ranged rrotn $1000 to flo,ooo. These, with thc subscriptions to bo paid by thc city, make.". total of about $1,300,000 scoured tor that object. These favorable circumstances lcd to tho passage or u resolution definitely (ix I UK tho pur pone of holding un intern allouai exposition. Thc committee will resumo their canvassing, calling on railroad corporations, manufacturers amt others.. Thc prospect is, that ns much more will he realized, (merest hus already been awakened i tn Kurope. Henry D. Cooke, chairman or this und former meetings, bus received Inquirios from mechanics, Institute and nianufnolurers of Ber? lin, Paris, Manchester and other Kurnpc an cities. -Tho Pennsylvania pa pora arc lilli d willi the details or a horrible triple 'murder or a family named Pclghtnl, which occurred al Huntingdon, lu that State, last week. Mr. Polghtal was well known tn bo possessed of considerable wealth. Uo was a quiet., Inoffenslvo man, very popular tn the region where ho lived, and partictiluriy re? mark tliht ror his hcnevnleiiee. Tho three men ?' who conic is tho murder slept. In Ids honan three 3 night*. Ut*. Pidgin a I SjavO Hiern rood mid drink, ' and carol for them without prospect of reim? bursement. Ami y*t their benns woro steeled to Hie ivmimlltn! of his murder. On Wed nosdn? ubini thu PclghtOla were eating supper in .tho kitchen of the liouio at tho usual time, all uu consolons of ihelr Impending doom. Thr MIN c>rihr old mai and tbo boy bad JUBI been neared put, while MIK. I'clffhfcal wan outraged In pouring out hcrown. A dish of potatoes, bolled with tbo HkllM on, wa? upon the table; thu old roan had juxt taken nun on his plato, when the report of a pistol broke tho sltonco, mid'tim old man tell dcad< Then another, and the boy was u hared into ?.trinlly. Mis. Pclghtnl must havo jumped up amt endeavored to encape and I teen cut down nilli u hatchet, mid al tor warda shot when tho pistol had been reloaded. Tho work or blood Itetuit accomplished, thu inurdcreni searched thu hoiiso ror plunder amt thou set ure to the build? ing for Ihn purpose or covering u|> their L'oody work. Lu boron tn Connell-IIIoflrrn.tr Dummels Timiirdotil steal with which Uutlii-.nl ?III ciuls udvmuln Um rouse of tim brawny HoiiH ot toil would tn1 ntl taxi ugly refreshing if ll ???ly were sincere. Ami if timm WIM in tho record of Koni li Unreliltn l.ndie.ulisin ono redeeming fael, showing timi UKI ruling con r.luvu is IIKKHMI Um dlHliiloroslotl friend ur laborer ?ind url ?HUH, wo could give to ibo Umllcnl lenders. Tor their support of tito workingmnn, a numil of praise wliic.li nu ot dor ilootl ol timi ra entitles thom lu claim. Hut (hey uro nu muru tinsel ll-di now fluni when they speculate in bond* und slor.kH, growing sleek mid rich wlilln tim poor lunn starves. Anil thin Um laborurs already be? gin In nco. They gradually learn Hint Uta Itndlcni polilioiniiH mont ii ami rani HO llcrcoly, only because, without thc Htondy support ni tho Inhering mon, Smith (Juro linn Itailicnlinm must ?soon nu down lu do? st incl ion. In Columbia, especially, havo Um laborers prov od llioir appreciation of tho situation, ami ;t wiso dotorininalion to avoid hoing rondo Um louis of tiny political party. Tho Labor Convention, which bo? jean itt noise ami confusion, has adopted a policy as temp?rala n* il la reasonable, and tho agricnllurAl laborers stand before tho people In un ni t ilude which cannot provoke host ?lily ami should command support. Thorn is stHl too much of tho political ele? ment in Hie composition of the convention. This, perhaps, could not bo avoided. And whothcr il con'.d or not, tho standard by which we judge Hie body is the eharactor and extent of its demands, not tho temper or race of its member*". As is well known, un attempt was ruudc by a handful of Radical demagogues-news? paper mon and politicians-to induce the Labor Convention to insist upon higher wages for the laborers, to regulate tbo price al which land should bo leased, and, gene? rally, to take ti position directly aud wilfully hostile to Ute wholo employing class. This was the object of the persons who caused the convention to assemble, and when it began it* deliberations titube demagogues urged that tho platform ho-.'Uighur Wages, '.or Strikes and Be volution." fortunately, more moderate counsels prevailed, and tito report or platform adopted by tho .. nvoo iion is one to which no libcral-inindcd man ?will captiously object. Tho sum und sub? stance of the plain ?nu is that a mamorinl shall be profente-l to the Legislature praying that eluiins for wages be a preferred lien on land, and that suits for their recovery shall have prer.edence on the calendar over all oilier civil suits; that a commissioner bo appoint? ed in each county to examine and attest contracts; thai nine hours lie a day's work where skilled labor is required; that lun?s sold under execulion bo divided into small tracts, and that ail taxes ou rico und colton bc abolished. Thc object sought to be attained by Ute appointment of Uio commissioners of con? tracta, is tho protection of thc laborer against fraud, and tho commissioners will, in somo degree, represent both the employer and tho persons employed. Wu believe that in this .Sidle cases of fraud upon the laborer by tho kind-owner are few and far between. Tim freedmen, nearly without exception, arc treated well, and arc paid ns much as thc planters cun afford. But thc impression hus gone abroad Ihui thc laborers aro oppressed and badly used, arid wc aro willing and glad that thoy should have un o Hie i al safeguard against, oven Ute suspicion of wrong. Wt know that we express thc sentiments of itu white people when wo say that it is thc uni versal desire, to givo to tho freedmen thc fullest moimi m of justice. Wo have one ant the sume law for white man and negro. Th( while man who would cheat an ignoran freedman is simply beneath contempt. W( concur, then, iu the recommendation Um commissioners of labor bo appointed, and th? expense, although considerable, will matte but liule if honest and respectable oil i cen uro chosen. Upon Um charuclor of thc com missioners will mainly depend the omoun of good that is done. No opposition will be shown to tho pro posai to moko wages a preferred lieu on th lund, nor to thc suggestion that lauds soli umler execution bo cut up iuto fifty uer tracts. Nine-teDths of tho ucgrocs will ut present, do better us laborers than u land-owners, but if they wish to buy lum and work it themselves wo should, and will give them a favorable oppurluuity of mali ing u sturt in thc world. Taxes on collo and rice should undoubtedly bc auolishod Thcso impaste injure our commerce an depress our trude. Let thom bo swot: away by thc Legislatura if Uio municipal: ties decline to act? I''or tho appointment- of an officer to st: pcriulcnd tho drawing of jurors, so that th laborers may bo fairly repr?senle.!, wo sc no noconsily. The present Jury law ri quires that thc number of whilo und colo: ed jurors be. in thu samo rutlo UH tho uumbf of whiLo und color. <1 voters. This uhoul ho protection enough. And, beyond thii lhere Ls Um qucslioii whether tho Log.alt turo can properly or rightfully set up I authority over Um laws which it hus mat uti olllcor who could puck j tirios at h pie.muro, and make, of tho Lav/s of tho Sta a delusion nod a ?nara Tho Limitation tho hourn of work may cause somo luco venieuco, but this realtor at ail ovuoUi w not bo difficult of adjustment. Nino hou well spent, uro a good day's work, and v aro hialino J to boliuvc Uiat tho planters w cheerfully pay for extra time, whoa noce sary, if tho laborers, during their rogo I ni no hoar?, work faithfully UD? wotl Wo havo now touched upou tho main pi positions ma .e. by Ibo Labor Coovunitu They aro not olluusivu ia their nature, u uro lucy likely lo prove aa erobarrassmc to the o mp oyo rs. VI a n ern an 1 fur nie who dosiru to treat t..cir laborara not or wah jusiio , bul with goner ally, will u lear tho inquisitions of labor commissit] era, or t o rulo ,hut claims sha i tu precedence over all oUior obis Tb (iud iv to Uioir in creal to carry out I spirit and lotter ol their bargain. Ali that thoy demand itt fair piny and equal rights for employer as for laborer. Tho dillcrcncn betweon tho South Carolin? furmorH und plnntorH and Ihn Rudie:?! ?poulors is simply this: tho formar are liberal und fuir in nil thoir dealings, because they have a chante* tor lo maintain and a ropntutiuh lo loso, und because they know (bul unless tho workerH thrive Ibo Stain cannot prosper ; the Inlier froth nntl fume liecauso Ibu elec? tions draw nigh, and tho colorad volo hc coinott a supremo necodsily. The farmers und planters stand by Ihr. laborers for Ibo retisou tlmt without timm limy cannot (ill thou* land and maka thoir crop?. Tho poli? ticians will vow mid promise until oloclion day is ovor, and thou trent their dupes, as usual, willi reviling ami reproach. And when tho proper limo ronica tho laborers will show that they know whom to believe, whom lo trust, timi whom io maintain and Hiipporl. Then, indent!, will ibo Radical race bo run. Arma, tho conclusion of Congressman Whltleinoro's harangue at Georgetown ?II Thurmluy week, a negro legislator und ma? gistrate mimed Joni?, with several other ne? groes, "approached tho publisher of The "Timos, while the said Jonoa, with un open "copy of tho paper, with drunken oaths of "vengeance, heaped II?H in ahn I ?cl.io ns on the "rehu?s of tho district, who ho said bowns "ready to sloy nt a moment's notice, ut he "bad before donned tho into bltto of the " 'trimly toll,' und was acouslomod to kill ..Um Southern reli?la-all Of which bravado "was in enusermoaco of an article tukon "from Hie New York Day Hook;und published "in Thc Times, which article Rave n lifo "liko am! faithful picture, ol the condition ..of ad'airs In this Africanized country." .lotira was already under indictment for riotous proceedings. "SRNATOK RLBCT" GUPFIM uses injuri? ously incendiary language at Abbeville, and tells the. negroes ho will bnvo a bill in thc Legislature "to protect from barm any colored man who may resort to violence to redress his grievances." Representative Jones, at Georgetown, vows Unit he is ready lo slay "ibo rebels 'at any moment. Arc those men to bo called to account ? Wc havo a Governor, and a State constabulary, and a codo of laws. Are these for tho protection of the "truly loyal" only, or for white nnd block, Radical and anti-Radical uliko ? Gov? ernor Scott will ploase roplj Tim bill to authorize tho Stale to purchase tho Charleston Clubhouse or United States Courthouse, mcnliunod in our tclegruphic*>| reports from Columbia, should havo been reported as a bill to give thc consent of tho ?State to tho already completed purcha.se of j the Clubhouse lot by the United Slates, and to uotlc thc United State?jurisdiction therein. TUB gin-houso of Dr. W. L. Anderson, of | Greenwood, was burnt by incendiarios on Sunday night, with a quantity of notion und wheat, the property of himself und neighbors. When will Governor Scott issue a proclamation olTuring a rcwurd for the ar? rest or tho scoundrels who burn thc barns of white farmers T I,KT lt lie boruc in mind tbut while Radi? cals rule South Carolina inoffensive citizens may bo arrested, and thoir lives put in peril without a shadow of justilicution or excuse. If this bo doubted read our account of the Abbeville outrage. READ the account printed this morning of tho behavior of Congressman H?ge nod Assemblyman Guinn in Abbevillo County ! Theee law-makers aro law-brenkcrs with a vengeance QLo ?cnt. HOUSES, FARMS. STORKS, ROOMS, Ac, now vacant, can readily bc rented by advertising them tn this column. Thc rate ls 25 cents for twenty wonts or loss, oach Insertion, If paM Ul udvuncc. rpo RENT, A NEW SEVEN OCTAVE X PIANO, nf superior tone. Apply at No. 154 Meeting direct._MOi_j__ mO RENT, THAT TH REE STORY BUICK X DWELLING, No. 141 Meeting street, with Suire In front; large Lol and cistern. Tho Si oro eon bc rented separately if desired. Por terms apply to WM. ll. DAWSON, Deal Estate. Ageul, No. us Proud street._nov2? a_ RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX . TUIIIiS for a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude Lane and Kast Hay. To nn approved tenant rent will bc $10 per month. ALso, sl.? large square Rooms, with Uro places, back piazzas and cistern water on every story. The rooms will ho renie.l siugly if preferred. Impure of Mr. IIOSK, on thc promises. ocllG KOOMS~ TO RENT.-THREE UNFIJR NISHP.D rooms tn a rcsldoacc plcusunllj situated In tho western part of thc city. Terras moderate. Kor further particulars, apply nt No, ll Doughty street. oe tl 2 _ fcaub for Sn [e. f*{\(\ ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS. \3v/\/ At private, salo or for loasu, a One PLANTATION lu Orungeburg District, forming parlor thc estate of tho late Colonel Kelli, con Dialing of about COO acres; 350 of it cleared, lt ls watered by Lyon's Creek, a Inrge nnil never-fall? ing stream. Soil rich, red clay, well adapted to cotton, corn, wheat, root crops and clover. Cli? mate healthy all tho year. Splendid range for oaltlii; tho neighborhood ultractlvo-the adjoin? ing plantations owned by gentlemen who reside lhere and seem e good order. Tho buildings were burned,bul lumber milln being near,they could bc replaced cheaply. A largo State road connects lt With Louisville, South Carolina Railroad, Six miles dielum. Tho above is a splendid chance for thn.-wi desiring to form a beautiful farm in a pleasant, healthy section. In ison th we Innds were relumed nt $20 per acre. Will bc Hold ni hair thal price. Por terms apply lu Mrs. LAU HUNCH KP.ITT, Soolcty Hill, S. 0. RKFHIiBNOits.-Major T. H. Whitley, t. fi. Kelli, Bsa., Orangolinrg; IL W. Poro netti, Ksg., WU- / liam Middleton, Ksti.,Charleston netti mv.'fininsDAU _ 0/< AA ACRES TO LEASE FOR A ?^i-A/l/ TKRM OK YBAKS.-Tho largo nnd be on dei PLANTATION, known os Kelti Place, BouKistlng of 2400 acree, 1100 cleared. Soil rich aud clay abounding In deposits of marl. 700 acres or Mpiend h I oolloo land; 100 acres of ll will make a bug to Hie nero: location perfectly healthy ull thu year; four and a half milos from Lcwlsvliie, Sooth Carolina Railroad; well nettled; has boen In con-,lani onlllvaUon since tho war; hos ult neces? sary buildings; small dwelling, barns; stables, glnhouHO, arrow, laborera1 houses. Lyon's Creek runs through the estate and furnishes ono of the bern sites for a factory in tho State. Will bo sold with tho lease, thu following: R fino young M ULKS, a large Int of improved Imple? ments, llrlnly Ploughs, New Oin, Dlckcon Cotton Seed, enough to plant the entire crop; 2000 hiisholB of Colton Scud fornrtiHzlng; 300 bushnlsof corn. All will IIB sold on tho place, low for cash. Parties desiring to leaso are roqnostcd to Inspect tho growing ornp of oolloo, whlch'wllt giro entire snUsfaotlon. Kor terms, apply to Mas. LAW RHNOKKKITT, St. Matthew's P. O., Orangeburg District, a a Rv: KKK ss'cw.-Major T. R. Whaloy, J. 0. Koitt, Ks?, Orangeburg: ll. W. Peronuoau, BBQ., Wil? liam Middleton, Seq., Ghnrler.toii. oe ns mwf2mo*_ FLORIDA LAND FOR SAI. TC.-A valuable PLANTATION of SHU acres In Ma? non County, Florida, la offered at private solo, abuul Cur. hair cleared nnd nuder cultivation ; part best hammock. This Plaid allon ls ono of tho mw?ldesirable In the state, ls very produc? tive for Conon. Rice Corn, Sugar, Vegetables, Ac; also fine for Oranges and oiler Fruits; Is located in one nf the liculHilo*t ami most plea sum neighborhoOda In the SHUC, being conveni? ent tn railroad* churches, Ac. Apply to A. H. M i I .LIQ \ N, conon KaoLar, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, 8. C. nom iUectinge. ST. ANDREW'S LO DOB, No. 10. A. P. M A ConimunlcuUou nf thin Lenin?- will bo iK.iiiai Masonic. Hall Tuts (Monday) KVRNIMI, ?Hh Instant, at 7 o'clock. Menti ern ?ire requested tn attend ?ti business of Imiiurtnneo. Hy order W. M. ls. N. JKANNKRKTT, i>"v2^. see rel a ry. 4 TTBNTION, UARPKNTKK8 ! -T ll K 1Y. wiuie Jot ney mea Curnuuleraof Charleston are requested to attend a Morilug ut thc Wash InKloti Pirn* Eugine Hali, nus DAV, Um 2uih Instant, ut 7.s, uviurk r. H.. for tito purpose of CICCUIIK & delegate tu tho Executive iXimtnltlec and sign ihr constitution ot ihr Wnrktngmeu'a Union. Dy order of J. M. KAIlll, uov?w * chairman. NOTIOK- rilBSUANTTO THU RESO? LUTION adopted hy the Hoard of Directors, a meeting nf the Sioekhnhlers or the. Peoples' Hank of South Carolina will he held ut No. lu Itruud street, charleston. Tum DAY, the 2Mh day of No millner current, al 11 o'clook A.M..to take in tn con? sideration thu provisions of the Actor Assembly, approved Mareil lath, IMO, entitled "An art to rnatilu tho Hanks of the Stale Lo renew bushiest ur to place Hmm In liquidation." und to determine the future poller of Hie Lank. Hy order of the Hoard. nova?_ IL C. MII'BB, Cashier. _ 171RKUNDSOIIA FTSIUIN l>. -AN BXTU A ? Meeting or this Society will take place TUM Ev KN INO, at s o'clock. Hy order. ' nov? 1 JillAS. SINGLING, Secretary. CHARLESTON HI FLEM BN SOCIETY. Attend un P. xi ra Merl jug of thc Society at your Itali TRIS (Monday I EVENING, November ?th, al 7 o'clock.' nosiness of importance will bu brought, before thc Society. F. EUGENE HORREO, nov2U Secretary and TrenHUrer UL lt. S. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.- TUE HOru Anniversary Meeting or thc St. Andrew's Society, will br held at tho South Carolina Hall, Tu-MOKKOW, at I o'clock P. >L Ejection of oOlcors win tako place front 12 lo : o'clock. Members will partake of a Collation ai So'clock, or immediately after the business meeting. STKWAi?iiH. S. tr. linca. I S. W. RAMSAT, W. J. IlKKlOT, Q_. A. DAMON, JAMES ALLAN, I J. L. ANOUIIU. KU BERT M. CUHDON, nov29 Secretary pro tom. Wanta. WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE ma.te known to everybody In this column at Hie rate of 20 cents for twenty words or less, each Insertion, If pnld In ndvunco. \T7"ANTEI), ALL PERSONS WITO HAVE VT left Clocks or Watches ut OTTO KWK1T ZEIt'S over a year. If not applied for they will bo soldjil cost. nov20 3* WANTED, A WOMAN, WITHOUT encumbrances, to Cook and assist In housework for a small family. Recommendations required. Apply nt this nfllcc. nowa 1< WANTED, ? GIRL TO MIND A CHILD, and to assist about thc honsc. Apply nt No. as America street, two doors above Held street. nov2D 1* WANTED IM M EDI ATE17Y\~A HEALTHY WET NU HSR, at No. 138 Meet? ing street, opposite Pavilion Hotel. nov2D 1* WANTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE SERVANT. Apply al northwest corner of Va nder horst and Coming st reels. nov29 WANT E I>7?~WHrrU WOMAN TO COOK AND WASH for n family or five per? sons. Apply at No. 291 King street, corner of Wentworth. nnv201 WANTED, A GIRL BETWEEN 14 AND lfi years ol years, to do housework and as? sisi In cooking. Apply at No. 2S King street. nov2!i WANTED, A COOK AND WASHER Tor a small Tinnily. Recommendations re? quired. Apply al No. 3 Ladaon's court. Meeting street. nov20 2? WANTED, A CAPABLE MALE HOUSE SERVANT. Applicants must bring re? commendations. Apply at Mo. 2 Hull street. U0V29 1? FOB SALE. THE NEW AND COM? MODIOUS yacht MA Itv ELLA, capacity six tons. ?11 complete order. For terms, Ac apply lo T. D. CLANCKY A CO., No. Ul East Bay. IIOV29 mw Ttl WANTED, A GIRL BETWEEN 12 AND 14 yeats old to do light Housework. Ap? ply at No. io Rottedge street, between Queen and Bcaufain streets. nr.wu WANTED, A GERMAN WOMAN TO conk, vash mid Iron for a small family. Apply at No. 1 Cannon street. nov20 2? W, ?NTED^SMALL HOUSE, IN THE YT upper part or thc town, wost oT King street. Apply ut this office nov27 2 WANTED, WEST OF KING STREET, a HOUSE with not less than 0 rooms or 4 rooms and attics. Apply at this OtUce nov27 4*_ WANTED.-A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, 28 years old, would like to take charge, of a large Cottou Plantation, In thc Slate or South Carolina. Any one in want oT a good, faithful Overseer, will do well to address tho undersigned. Can give thc best of references. Hood s'cady habits, and not troubled with politics. Address, for two months, P. W. EDWARDS, Portland, Maine_novie imo* WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK, in 11 Wholesale Drug Store, or a large Re? tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection lo go In thc country. Will expect but a small com? pensation ut Drat. Tho applicant ls a graduate of I thc South Carolina Medical CoUoge. Address M. H., through tho l'osioillcc. outO WANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE central part of thc city, containing Ave or six rooms, with good outbuildings and water. Address i>. at mis omeo._septa.?. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO soil thc American KNITTING MACH INK, Hu: only practical Family Knitting Machine ever nive.ned. Price $20. Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Address American Knitting Machine Company, Boston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. octan :tmos WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain and ornamental, is executed promptly In thc ucittc.il style and al thc lowest New York prices, at Tun Ni:ws Job Ollie?, No. lt!) EAST BAY. Cali and examine thc scale of prices before giving your orders clscwhore. WANTED, AGENTS.-TWO HUNDRED and Fifty Hollars nor mouth, lo sell thc only Genuine improved Common Sense. Family SEWING MACHINE. Puce only $1H. Great 111 11 nee i HOI i ts to Agents. This ls the most popular | Sewing Machine of thc day-makes thc famous "Elastic l>ock BUtoh"-Will ?lo any kind of work that can be done on any machine. Ono hundred thousand sold mid tho demand constantly in? creasing. Now is thc time to take an agency. Send for Circulars. KW Beware of Inrrtngem.-(?ft Address SECOMB A CO., Boston, Mass.; Pitts? burg, Pa., ur st.. Louis, Mo. oct20 amos -for Bale. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO? PERTY of any kind may be advertised for sale In this column, at. thc roto of 2T> cents for twenty words or loss, cooli insertion, U paid lu advance._ fjirSATli, THREE PAIR OF THOR? OUGHBRED Chester White PIGS, two mini um old. Apply at No. Gd Meeting street, next lo Mills House. uov2!) mw2 HORSES AND MULES. - THE BUB-I HCRIBEIt hus mid will keep on hand a con stonl supply of MULES AND HORSES at lils Stables, Oucun stree;, between Friend and Ma? zy ck. I*. WEST. nuv22 m th_ ONE FIRST-CLASS BIGHT HORSE strictly PORTABLE ENGINE nud BOILER. Due Steam I'orlublo Urons-out or Wood Sawing Machine. For salo at CAMERON, BAHKLF.Y A CO._nov27 U T PRIVATE SALK, IIOUSE No. 7 LIBERTY STREET, containing 1? rooms, willi a largo building in tho yard, containing the kitchen and a number of other rooms of various Blr.ee. ALSO, HORSE No. fi Liberty street, oontnlnlng fonr | upright rooms, two finished attar*, pantry, dres? sing room und cellar, with a good kitchen ad? joining. Apply, through Post?nico, to IL fi. nnv27 8*_ I-nORBALB. DWELLING No. 23 MARSH 1 BTRKBT, containing four square rooms. Lot incasuroH 100 feet deep, by 40 fem front, more or lesa. Cistern on premises. For terras apply io WM. H. DAWSON, neal Estate Agent, No. 86 Broad street-_novOT 2 FOR SALE. A WELL SELECTED Stock or Orororlcs, and leaso of store, north wiwt corner of calhoun and 8t- Philip streets. Ap? ply on tho premises. ,_novlT 2* IPRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A GREAT RA UGA IN.-One small Cy linderTAY I.OR PRESS lu complete lopsJr. ll ba? been hut Utile used, and ls sold slu.piv beeai.se the present owner has no use Tor it. The sl/.r of tho bed of | tho Pres? ls rnri-y-fnur by ifly-oighi Inches. Hold Press will bo sold al a gieu har Mil < If applied for at once, as tho room il oocnplqjtls wantod for othor purposes. Address? Box NoWIOO Now York Post?nico. sept? 1 U?/<7, Qfxl)ibiliono. Q.BB A T 0 U rel O 8 I T Y . A WONDERFUL V I M ll Won caught in Ashley Uiver, nu friday last, by Charles Sparks arni O. 0<u|sdun, and will bc ex? hibited di Military Hall during THIS luv. Thu nw . ?ra <>i tbii PISII would r. turn tii?-.r thanks ut his Honor, tho Mayor, ?or litr- privilege extended to t bern in nllowl ig i hem tu exhibit lt un Mund ty lo thc hundreds who have visited it, nod wii > havti expressed their great satisfaction lu examining this curiosity. nov :<) i . Lool nub iron nb. ]OST AND FOUND Ad A IN. IF VOU J have lost anything, make lt known to thc public through tins column. Tho rate tor t wi my wot ils or less, each insertion, is 'th Cunts, If paul in ail vance. IOST, ON VANDEHHORKT bil RUT J LKIMIK8TRKKT, a Lady's Knamellcd Hold Watch mid chain. Thc lindel will pleaseleave it al No. f> Rutledge street, and u suitable ru wa rd will be given. novls IBoarbing. BOARDING. -FIRST-CLASS DOA lt I) ul Mrs. WILLIAM H. FRASIER'S. No. 4 11 .id sou street. Terms mad?ralo. novtct tuihss* New gtablicalions, rjp 0 T n S L A w Y ? it s. Just published and tar sale, the I fi tb Volume of RICIIAKD.SUNS LAW H BPD HTS, fi!, and the lilli Volume of Richardson's Knuity Honoris. y< by HUYAN A MVOAKTKR, Columbia, S. U. Who have a large :issortmcnl of Law Hooks, Law Blanks ami Stationery constantly on bund. IIOV17 wfiniiiiitic* "RUSS Ii L L ' S II O O IC S T O li E? REGENT PUBLICATIONS. AGRICULTURAL. 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Cuide lo Benny, 30c; Parlor Theatricals, or Winter Evening's En? tertainment, SEC.; Thc Modern Pocket Hoyle, con? taining all thc (lames of Skill und Chance, 58c; Tho Parlor Muglolan, 3Ac; How to Behave, or thu Spirit of Etiquette, 20c; How lo Talk and Debute, 20c; How to Drc.-s with Taste, 20c; How to Cut nnd contrive Children's clot hes at u Small Cost, 20c. Ou receipt of tho price, either in cash or stamps, copies ot any Books in this Hst will bo sent by mall postpaid. CHARLES C. RICHTER, nov* No. lol King st., Charleston, S. C. . M frttistclirmcons. ILLS HOUSE STABLES. Tho undersigned respectfully Informs tho citl y.cns of Charleston and thc travelling public gene? rally thai bc bas opened Hie MILLS HOUSE STA LL ns In Chalmers street. Ho will have Omni? buses nud Carriages al thc several Railroad Sta? tions and Steamship Landing.'! to convey passen? gers to the Mills House, or any part of thc city, ile will also receive orders to convey passengers to tho Railroads and Steamships from private residences. Having a fine assortment of Carriages, with careful and experienced drivers, he solicits orders tar thc same. ROBERT OB AHAM, narM wfm3 _ Proprlclor. ? l7o ?TO N'S BITTERS ACCOMPLISH AM, THEY PROMISE For salo nt 801MT7 Smos RAOUL A LYNAIPS. S T. F. G II ? P E I N DENTIST, O i-Vi UK y?. 275 KINO STKBJST, novia Omos JJ O YOU WISH TO PRBVRi?T YODR CHILL AND FEVER? sepm 3mOS OSE SOLOMONS' BITTERS. J. T D UMPHRBYS, BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION fcf EBOR ANC SALE? OP REAL ESTAI R. STOCKS. BONDS. SECURITIES AVD 1 HRSONAL PRO? PERTY AlTI NORD TO. Na 27 BROAD STRK1.T, Charlo - ion. 8. 0. UsrHas .i-t.--.~Hon. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MA? GRATH, Bsa., Oonerul JAMES CONNER, T. R, WARJJfO, Ksq. OOM ftmuocmcnts. A'OADB M Y O V MUSIC, KINO STREBT, CORNER OF M AUK KT. Proprietor.JOHN CHADWICK ?_e?'*. Jtii.tUH I.. .Mo n s Archlie-.t. .uv! CD?,uucuu. j. II |>nvKiti'i< Superintendent of Curpenlor. 111!'.II. A. J. Sn I.IVA Sopcriulcnilenl ol Mutton ry.N. !.'. DiivKltisr Siipniliilcmlcnt 01 Plastering. . ,1. W IHiVKitt.iij r unters ali I Hilders.T. A. IlKAMISII i C?l Artist < in I rosco, O.TIRUKM. and H. CK A M RH ami A-.-I Hlldlnjl.McGKAUV rinil Dirrv liphulsivrlna. .uni Carpets.c. u. CAKK A CO. iron Culuinus anti Hailing, lilio. lc. JACKSON anti ItffKMMTT A. cn. Iron Chair*.ll. KxnCIII.INtl Iron Work.WKIINRR Papier MrtitlM ornaments. w. Stiour Cns Fixtures and Chaude .. 'Jj*?.Cito. II. K mill KN .t Co. Lils Fitting.|.. IIUII.I.KMIN I hulloing.AiiAits, DAMON A Co. Curvers.A.P. CIIKVHNI1X and lt. LKW is si agu and KtiigM Machinery.w. w. HKMU.T Stage Oar ueu tern.T. WALK tut and UKKHKNT Sonic Artists, Messrs. WAI.LACK, 1'IURKI.I.and OIIAMKM ! Act limp..MINARO IJRWI I.msec mi I Manager.JOHN T. FORO SUgii Manager.OKVKIIK A. OAKIMNKK TIIK ACAIIF.HY WIU, OPKN ON WEDNESDAY K VENIN H, DWOKMUKR I, IS?!?, WITH AN 0 V K N I N li A i) H R li rt H , From th,, pou uf Hr. W. GILMORE SIMMS, of South Karolina : Spoken hy Mi.is LILLIE KLPRflKIF, Which iiii: tn; followed hy T. W. ROBERTSON'S Meiern Comedy, entitled s <: II o o i. ; As produced last season at Wullack's Theatre, Now York. Act 1st. Recreation I Act ad. tlx umina linn ' Act Sd. Flirtation I Act 4th. Reali? sation I Naomi Tighe, an Rust Indian . Heiress.Mis* 1,11.1.1 H Ki.ornum) Holla, u l'oor Scknlur.Miss LAURA AI.KXANUKC Kmtnu. the Sleepy Scholar.Ml-s IIICKIIIIUT Mr.i. HulllMV, Principal.Mrs. I.OIMHK RLDRIIHIM Juck Pour..Mr. H. H. Woon Loni Itcuufoy.Mr. JAH. O'NKII. Ili-uu ParlntOHh.Mr. MA H UKI. KNAI-I Krux, un Assistant Teacher_Mr. SAMUM, RYAN Hr. Sutllffa.Ur. JOHKI-U PAHKKII Hcliulurs, Attendants, Ac. Doors open at T, Curtin rolled up ut t o'clock precisely. PRIORS OK ADMISSION.-Orchestra Chairs, $1; Orchestra Circle, jr, lialcony Chairs, $1; Rulcoiiy Dress Circle, $1. Entrance on King street. Sc cured Scats, St cenia addi! ional. Family Circle. .10 cents, (one. hid reserved Tor colored families;) Gallery, 25 cent-. Entrance ou Market street. Orrin: sile or Secured Scuts will commente on TtiESOAT, ats A. M., lu tho Vest?bulo Entrance on King stroot. N. I.KVIN, JU. Treasurer. A CARD. In assuming thc management or thin elegant Temple nf Art, the Lessee deems lt luoninbcnt upon him to state, that he enters upon his mana? gerial duties with grout dun lenee and much em? barrassment, charleston being rcrootclj Situat? ed from the creal theatrical centres, his resources will be coiiHcqumlly limited, nnd lo Homccxlcnl contracted. He will not, therefore, indulge In profuse promise) Tor thc muire, but will pledge himself to usc his best service and exertions to fuml- Ii such nuvulticH und attractions as be can possibly comm md, and endeavor lo prudtico them lu such a style as will deserve success and secure public, approbation. Courteous attciilion will bc paid to thc pat rous Of thc Academy. Good OrdOr Will bc preserved and enforced, and a proper morale bc rigidly maintained throughout thc establishment. JOHN T. FORD, Bov20 3 Lessee and Manager. S Stoves, {langes, &?c. T O VB S AT WHOLESALE THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS ?V HOR? TON A BUBPBKRD, HAVE RESUMED TTIBIR TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUSI? NESS, AND AUB NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD DOUSE WtTU THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRY PRIDES. TnE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-SOME OF THEM ARK: DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH? OUT TOE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY AND ALL ARR GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP? ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED. THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IK PRICE-HAYE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT A SINGLE PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK-WORK TO SET THEM UP. THE STOCK OK HEATING STOVES EMBRACES CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON AIR TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, Ac. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION. WK SUEPUERD A CO., N.O. 24 IIATNE STREET, _CHARLESTON S. C.._ JAPANNED TIN-WAKE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET. S TAMPED TIN -WA RE AT WHOLESALE. WM. Sn El' II H RD A CO. Nn.24 HAYNE STREET. ?piUENCH UET1NNBD IRON - WAUK AT WHOLESALE. WM. BnSFHBRD _ CO., _Na-24 IIAYWi STREET._ ELLAVILLE COPPER ROL LINO MILLS. A O I,'NTS IN CHARLESTON: WM. 8D.EPHBRD A CO., No. M nAVNE 8TRE??T. JJ O L M K 8 * AI AC II BTU, No. 8? BROAD STREET, Charleston, 8. C., BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AMD GENERAL COMMISSION AOBNTS. Will attend lo Renting and CollorUng of Rents and purchase and sale of Stocks, liouds, Gold, Silver and Real Karate. ALSO, To the Parchase or Goods and Cnppltos for par? t?as In the couutry upon reasonable fnas. GROR/IR L. HOLS-I.V;.KXAH?SR MACBLTH. joni lyr (Suorcrieo, iiqnoro, #t. I li I S II W ll I rf K li Y. Jameson's heil lltIHll WHISKEY, buttled by a. i j. Hurko, IwiHin.'aud Ur arl UK their label and iUpsulo. I inp?! I cd dirent hy wu H. Ci ?nw IN & CO., novan ? N". K,"., ?inri. S A I- T A If i, <> A T ?fin -i -n Liverpool SALT, ny ?; ?rk Humber mi l, n.r sute tty ItAVKNKIi .V Ct?. IV Kit !'()( )li K A I. T. II. I<h) sucks Liveponl HALT, Just urrivi'd pei burk ArbilruUtr. For Hain hy noval WAONKK, IllICHU A LO. ^ jj KN UIN K l>lt:KSt')N COTTON SK Kl). 400 bushels for fule, If applied im I,y Jiiiiuarj I I..TO. i? nv..lal barnwell tor 113a per bushel; ul. Blackville, son i ii Carolina Kutti imd, ft :.o without maka, fi n> with Haiti? w. M. HUNTER, novan ui:< Barnwell, ti, O. 1>KIMK NOKTII CAROLINA CORN A KM) AT. loon bushels Prim? North L'arollua COHN, bi hulk, lamlni? from schooner Suruh Wobb, on Crown's wiiurr. for sale, by JOHN CAMI'SEN A co. noval ? K h A T T li _ CO. An- now receiving a full SIOOK of ? ROU 14 lt I HS AND LIQUORS, OitMIKlINll OK: Itu hai i ris RKPINKII HUOA RA W IIIHIH. ami barrelli Ituw Sunni mu hiKis. ami barrelli MOIIOIKOH CI b?rrala llonlilve Syrup 1(10 ItMgH COITCfS ino packages Monkerai - Mos. 1, s .Mwi :i 'A> karrata iv kr O M-.in tts und Uuriings ion k?rs Nulls iou boxen cheese IOU boxes Snaps J11O barrels riour-Pint-, .Soper, fix.ra and Kum My .i:> half chests I ly non und Oolong T?_ iii kenn Hutch Kurringa 10*1 b?rrala und tubH Lard loo barrels unison's amt Winter's ffkiakey - easks Hin, Urandy and wines M> cases WolIe'H Schiedam Schnapp? ai casus lluatulter'H Kilters. Ka Nt us, UnrraiilH, euron, l'rnnuH, Fig?, Al? monds, Jellies, Oysters, Pickles, Sweet Ol), Toioa loeH, Urandy und fresh Pouche*, Soda, fire UrackerH, Hartline*, Staren, Shot, rowder.Katobcs, llrooniH und H?ckels, Suurkruut, Ac., Ac. Kor sale ul lowest prices. II. KLATTE * CO., No. '?ni Kaut Hay, nov_ Northwest corner CumlM;rlaud street. O.UNNY CLOTH ! CUNNY CLOTH I OB the ipot and to ariT. For sale br 01H n _ O KO. A. TRUN-OIJa* A SON. "J^UUTT! K RUI Tt 1<"UUITI HY C. HART h CO. Just received and now t?ndln? at Onion Wharf, per schooner "Azcldu and Laura," from Uaraf oa: 1 ,'jon Itunchcs UKO ll A M A NAH '..?o,nut) Cocouuul-s fi.000 1'lantauis 3,000 (Irapo Krait. IN RTOUK, 20,000 West India ORA Nd KS 10 hbls. Limns loo bbls. lluldwin Apples 10 kemi Mulara (1 rapes 100 bids. Onions SO bbls. .Hickson Whiles and roast Blow Pa? int oes A? bbls. Assorted Nuts '.flo drains New Kies, assorted sises 300 boxes Assorted I'IRS, from 2 to 3 Bis. eaok io frails Hates Menses Dnioii Torpedoes, containing 30,004 no whole and hair boxes Klrc Ortiokcrs. wm bc sold low by C. HA KT A CO., novt!3 ._Market street. ?J_?O. W. WILLIAMS Jb CO. WHOLESALE (HU KIM US, H AYNK ST RR KT, CHARLESTON, S. C., nnvo In Store and to arrive, which they ara offering ot lowest market prices 1000 bbls. Vcltow Kink K,yc Planung POTATOBS 4000 sucks Liverpool Sall .SO bales Standurd cunny Bagging 200 colls Hemp, Jute, Colton and Man nu Hop? SOO bbls. tn lined Sugars 30 hhds. Porto nico Sugars ?Ai hhds. Muscovado Sugars 100 hhds. Old Crop Cuba Molassos 300 bbls. Old Crop Coba Molassea loo hbls. Sugar House Syrup SOO bugs Kio, Lugnayra and Java Codee 300 boxes Colgate No. 1 and Pule Soaps 260 boxen E. I).. Cheshire and state Cheese 300 bbls. Kine, Super, K.xtra and Furn dy Fleur SCO packages Fish, Nos. 1. a and 3 1000 kegs Parker Mill Nalia. Orange Rltlc POWDER, Shot and Lead, Caps, cam I ion. Fire Crackers, Soda and Sugar Crackers, Sugar Jumble*. Soda In kegs and papers. Starch, Oysters, Sardines, Cundy, Unckcts and Tubs, Raisins, Figs. Potash and Lye, Klee, Ac, Ac. noviM wfinamos _ Jjj? . L O U B I FLOUR I Fl HST PREMIUM AWARDED TO CAMPS BU MILLS FLOUR, AT coi.cy ULA STATR FAIR, 1889. WK OIK Ki: KOll KM H: ^ f.OO sucks Choice Family FLOUR) ,,."_,,".. ..M, soo sacks Extra Flour j ^?P**-?? Mais. AI JW, roo hbls. Northern FLOUR-nil grades 500 bbls. Northern Choice Dakers* Floor. cons I OATS I .',000 bushels Prime White and Western Mixed CORN .2000 bushels Prime Illack Seed and While Oats. For sale by JNO. CAMI'SUN A CO. novaa www _ J>1 SON'S TOHACOO ANTIDOTS is w.vuiiANTen TO UI?MOVK ALL DESI RB POE TOBACCO. RISON'S TOHACCO ANTIDOTE is for sale by Dm II. IIA ER, O. W. A IM Alt. O. J. 1.11 llN. DU. E. II. KELLERS. UK. W. A. SK RINK. E. S. HU RN ll AM. iiov'24 wfm3moi T IVER POOL SALTI cooo sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, direct tram Liv? erpool-targe ami lull sacks. For Hale at lowest mar kel prices, tty OC126 T. J. KERR A CO. p U R K 8 II BU R Y WINE. Just received 30 casks of SHERRY WINK prices t\ $4. $\ $0, ?H, $12 per gallon; in bottles, from fl to $2 60. AIM, PIPER A CO. IIKIDSIKOK Ve Clicquot Ponsardin Muuim's Champagne Oreen Scat Sparkling Mozelle. All of direct lin port allon. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. !27ft Klug street. Uranch of No. iOO Kroadwny, New York. novl.1________ jy/J A R K N O O CURES FEVER AND ACUS. TUB FINEST TONIO IN TUB WORLD. joyFor sale by a'l Druggist*. O. J. i nns, Agent, Druggist, Corner King and John street, septlT 3moe _Char'eaton, 3. 0. g O LO MON'S BITTERS ARB FOR SALK OT Drs. RAOUL A LYNAH, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNRR KINO AND MARK KT STREBT*. neptlT amos J?ENZlNB, DOUBLB DISTILLED, WILL lt K ll (I V K CREASE SPOTS. Manufacturcd and for sale, whnlesalo amt ra tail, by DH. IL II A ER, i.ovi No. ist MecUng street.