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NEWS OE TUE OA.T. ?Gold closed in New York yesterday weak at 22. ?Cotton closed Iu New York yesterday inactive and >^c lower, with stiles of l&OO bales tit 25c. ?In Liverpool cotton closed firm; uplands il?? al'ijfd; Orleans I2al2#d. ?The English government, It is said, lniciuls jsrjn'ding reinforcements to-Ireland. ?The managers of the Pacific Knllrond arc pre .paring fncl and provision cars to run with every trnln during tho winter, so that In case a trnln gels snowed In the passengers will not freeze or starve to death. ?One hundred ami ten Mormon preachers nnd ciders, In obedience lo Urlgham Young's orders, huve arrived at Oiiuihu, ami separated ou a mis sion of two years' duration, some going south -nui others cast. ?The convicts of the Southern prison, In Indi ana, have been living on wheat bread ror the past month; somaihing unn.-nu!. Thoy generally cat no-., ??<-n?d thr VlueliQs. and a half thick, but \. wupW;*< .uiper than corn. - s.wo.ib'- -.i.nd Jtsvj^jiavi- been removed from .an Ii-J?an. I, lvon?lnr UUlie.J^ty^or^r nowjjlja ol l law, limiting the resldruccTlT 'tili f-te. It Is said, will -disapprove of this und similar pi.reding',. ?The London Times views the election of Rochcfort to tho French Chambers as the lust Im potent protest of nu angry populace. The gnm 1ns, It anys, have sent one or themselves to tho Chambers, but this does not prove that- France Is rlpo ror a gamin government. ?Tbc prizo lighter Tom Allen responds lo Mike McCoole'b challenge by saying he has already -whipped htm twice aud been cheated out or the money, but wilt try him again ror $000 or $1000 aside within ten days. If this Is not accepted, he oners to fight any man in the United States or Canada. ?The seccders from the Republican State Con vention at Richmond oomprlso about one-hair the original body. Thoy disclaim any idea or runn ing a new parly, and announce It as their desire to reorganize the one now existing. Thoy oppose proscription and reckless denunciation of the pcoplo of the State as nbsolclo Ideas. ?The uompany owning the Kentucky Railroad, on which Judgo llluck, oiT'cunsy ivnphi, sustained serious injury by uu accident several months ago, Is culled 011 to pay a doctor's bill or $5000 ror medical attendance on the Judge. This the com pany refuses, but is ready to pay the amount to tho Judge, that he limy do with It what he pleases. ?Tho winter quarters or Forcpaugh's menage rie, nt Oonnellsvlltc, Ind., was round to bo on Ore a few nights ago, and tho whole incungcrlc was let loose. The lire, however, was extinguished alter sovcral thousand dollars' worm of damngo ' bad been done. Meantime the beasts feasted on sheep and beer In the adjacent fields, but were all rccAptnrcd before thoy could do any more serious damage. ?Two largo' and powerful Normandy horses, imported tor the purpose or improving the breed or American stock, arrived a few days ago at New York, on tho steamship Lafayette. These animals wero obtained after a thorough research through tho Prenoh markets. The first, a black staiuon or graceful build, named "Cupldou," la seventeen haudahtgh, weighs 2300 ponnds?1000 pounds more than an ordinary horse?and Is H vo and a halt years old. The second, a gray stallion, named "Mouton," is slxtcon and a hair hands high, and Is four and a half years old. These horses are valued at $sooo each, and cost $340 to bring over. Their rormcr owners luivo received medals, ami ocriitlcntcs ror their improved stock or horses. ?The New Orleans Times says that "tho sugar prospecta are not cnonurnglng. Tho ligures of last summer wilt bo brought down considerably. Instead or increasing the orop of last year by twcnty-llvo per cent., It biglns to he seriously doubted whether wo shall reach the roanlt or that crop. From loo.ooo hogsheads, tho estimates or many shrewd observers now sink below 80,000 hogshead*. Ill) 1 roth la, tho present labor In tho S 111M1 Is altogether Inadequate, to the largo nnd profitable production or sugar. It Is inadequate both in quality nud quantity. The thorough, care ful, and diligent cultlvutlllon needed In our rich bottom lands cannot bo exacted nom our einav clpatcd negroes. We must bave some bctt^. class of laborers." ?While ont shootbig In Prlnoo George County, Virginia, ono day last week, a young man named Richard Bowden, trying to mount a stump, acci dentally discharged both barrels or tits gun, tho charges making a frightful wound In his abdo men. This was at 0 A. M. Ills dogs coming |o htm, on the neck or ono ho tied a plooo or paper on which bo bad written n note to one or bis -brothers, stating what had happened. But that dog would not leave him. Tho other, however, soemtng to know that something dreadrul Imd occurred, wont off and round Mr. Bnwden's brother, and by Ills actions attruotcd his alien I tton, wli ?, with Mr. Sau xy, started in search or him, and round h.m at 3 o'clock, guarded by Die I other ful ln'ul dog. Tliey removed him to thu nearest, house, but his wound was mortal, and ho died nt 0 P. M -? Th? New York correspondent of the Phila delphia Ledger1 writes : 'lOliy tr.ulo or all des <cript.un*con>..nuc3 very dull, and from present nppcaruuces the prospeot or linproTemcut la not very fluttering. The steady doelluo In the gold premium has Uio eiTeet to persuade Imyers to dorer purchases, lu ihn expectation that still lower rates will he attained, whllo tho corresponding shrinkage of every description or incrobandlao that has hecn imported ou a gold basts, without any business even with the shrinkage, causes u reeling or almost universal depression onion:: Ihe merchants. Hut lew or them are making any money, met It Is not putting tue case too strongly to say that a majority oi" them will be Bal tatted if they can bul hold their own at tho Close of the year. II is more than probable thai, ir gold con. tinned to run down much further, some or the large dry goods lern >vs in Broadway will let g > at gold prices, rather than hold on any longer tu expectation of u reaction that may uevoroomo. In that event the smaller houses will have lo fol low suit." Tlic Rogue'* I'antilisr. South Carolina is the Earthly Paradise or ihe rogues, renegades und fugninuftlns who give lone and character, after their kind, to lladiciillsm in flio Southern States. Here may the Radical broth roil, crown their brazen fronts with the inconvertible currency of tho nation ; here may they Bluff tholr pockets with* hiil-5 and liac.ds, and no one say UlOlU iiay. TL'Ay niny pTlfcf arid peculate,, crjngo aihl blustcv, \io nud grow rlclu ,Call them but Radicals T and tlioy laugh .it bolls and iiawj mock nl judge and jury, and rocoguhso no otltor law thnu thoir own sweet will and pleasure. They hold tlio purse-strings, and can gag with greenbacks tue bolters who thronten to louve;tholr camps. All tho sham majesty of tho luvvfe called to their aid, and If'by an unfovtunute slip they do reach Ihe PenUoutiriry, ."His Excellency Governor "Scott" stands ready to pardon thom, so that "thoir civil rights" mny not be put in jeopardy. This is a very jolly state or things ; fascinating in the extreme for tho knaves who throw rocks into the turbid pool, though it may be death to the frogs. They who are so unfortunate us to have some regard for hoiie3ty and truth aro pun ished as they deserve If they will not dou tho Radical mantle they must expect to re ceive a scant measure of juBlico?compensa ted for by a full measure of oppression und abuse. A thousand barns aud gin-houses nre burned dowu by thieviug negroes, and nu Radical whispers a word of condemna tion. But. whou the store of the Radical brother of a Radical senator is set aflro tho Governor issues a fiery proclamation, offer ing a reward for the apprehension of the incendiaries.' Nor is this all. A band of constables, armed to tho tcoth, hasten to tho scene of tho Radical Imming, drag harm less citizens from their beds and thrust them into jail?till upon .suspicion. Nor in his proclamation does tho Governor confine himself lo denouncing crime; ha goes fur ihor, and indirectly invites the uegrocs to tako tho law into their hands, encouraging ilium, by hint and iuuendo, to burn, slay and destroy. Tho Speaker of Un ilonkh-gt Representatives?the man wh"tJj"r.?v , i, de camp to Governor rickens, rmlinod ho j privilege of hauling down tho unlit Stalest' Hag when Suinter was surrendered?ho?.. on tho negroes to violence, reminding them that they huvo not yot been willing to wipe out with blood, shed by their hands, the meni, ory of the tortures of slavery. . Hut Governor Scott and Spoakei Moses uro hot,h surpassed by ?outh Carolina' cua gressmen und members o! Um T.. _,-duUue. 1 uoi'.ncing the white.-. A .iot Is tin Congressman Ho^c tt'^i^xhe negroes to de mand a half of tho crops, and so excites them that they hunt down a peaceful citi zen, crying?kill him ! kill him ! kill him ! In Abbeville, lost week, one GufilD, who was recently elected to tho State Legisla ture, got out of the cars, accompanied by a squad of armed negroes, and made a speech, in which he said, "Tho first Republican "killed in tbi3 county, ovcry leading Dcmo "crat shall be killed nud thoir houses burned "over thom." Mark 1 those words of a raom bcr of tho Legislature. Another GuOln? who claims the seat of senator from Abbe ville?showed his devotion to the colored race, on tho same occasion, by kissing the duskcy damsols on tho platform?not crimi nal, perhaps, but highly characteristic. lu Georgetown, u few days ago, a negro representative and magistrate, who is al reudy under bonds to keep tho pouce, beuped Ids maledictions ou tho rebels of the district, who, he said, "he was ready to kill at a mo "ment'fl notico," as "ho was occustomotl to "kill Soulhorn rebels!" This is another modol log*'slator. Four citizcDB of Abbeville are pursuod by an excited crowd of negroes and arrested without warrant or pretext, other than the statement that one of their number had spoken of tho colored people, before Con gressman lloge, as "niggers." Their of-' fence hath this extent.; but they are hauled off to jail, while the Radical orator, as usual, seeks safety in flight This is tho w iy in which respectable mon aro treated ; while Congressmen H?ge and Whittomoro excite a riot, Representative Jones threaten s to kill the rebels, and Representative Guffla threatens to kill the Democrats and burn their houses. No arrest of these men is made, nor is it even hinted that what thoy do Is a grievous burning wrong. Nor do those rioters go too fur. Thoy know Hint so long as their Radicalism is sound thoy run no risk, whatever thoy may say or do. They show thoir appreciation of the horrible fact, that In South Carolina every law, every officer aud ovory proclama tion, is intended to shield the Ra.'ic I and strip the oppononta of BadloalLoii of all shinlow of protection. They know what tholr power Is, and It will not ho tholr fault if tho colored people do not tako tho hints which they throw out, aud attempt to wiu by force the lands and homos which tho Radicals failed to givo them. These Radi cals pray for a negro rising; they will be disappointed, and thoir Old Master will for sako thom when comes the tug of war. One year moro of working and waiting, and those thieving Cossacks shall bo sont clattering bock to the Hades of Bhame and disgrace, Thon may whites and blacks live at lust in prosperity and peace. Anothbu move is made in that little stock jobbing gaino. A bill has hecn introduced in the Logls'aturo, anthorhting tho Stato Trensuror to pay tUo interest on tho State debt n specio, and to nia'to tho noco-eary exchanges. Tho ?n incia] agent in Now York is to ay tho wires an.', pull the strings, and State Reouritlos aro to advunoo llfieen per cent. In a i'o y wo :ka? ill for tho gr. a or glory and pro.it of Scou, K nipion & Co. 1'lie Cli?r*w null Darlingiou Railroad Company. TIic annual roporl of the president und directors of thin company, printed (his inorning, shows t.hnl Uin not earnings of the road Tor tho year ending August 3lst aid -nt to $18,447, u very gratifying result whoa the etrciitnslaiices of tlto cose uro con sidorod. Tho operating expenses havo boon Inrgoly roducod, while passengers and freight havo been transported with rogttlari l.y und promptness, tho road nnd rolling slock have been kopt in good order, ami there hu.s been nil ubsoluto freedom from accidents and failure to tiinko connectloii. Tho directors hope, to bo able, to renew, upon favorable terms, Hie fust mortgage bonds ($150,000) tltio in April iioxt, but tho ncc ccssnry nuthority lo opon negotiations for this IMirposo ran not, wc presume, lie lead until a legal mooting of the stockholders can bo hold. This is out of the question until the majority of the .stock of the road, now hold in tho name of the President of llio Oheruw nntl Salisbury Rrulroud Com pany, is represented in person or by proxy. Tis this connection, wo desire to call atten tion to tho statement madu In the report of tho diileren?f^; Dariirigwr Rai UirOifl dent Towlifioml, in i tho road attempted"! MaisrsvWalters &, tflf^ ^feL^OfW iin?re: We arc hopeful that UirV -Jafc?j!n may' he | rtntmlled, and that tho cQ"wBBWr!"c ^'l0~ raw ami Darlington RiiUrotuHJjKpul jiass into the hands of persons w'p^MpUeresi is directly against any extension?' the road from Oheraw which would affect unfavor ably tho Wilmington and Manchester and " Woldou lloadB. The Dcntocratlc Minority. , in the list of tht; members of tho Gonernl As: jK'' published in our cohimus tills | morning, will ho found tho names of tho Democratic minority who, with overwhelm ing odds against them, have faced the diffi culties of an embarrassing and unpleasant position, hoping to lie able to accomplish something of good for the benefit of their State anil people TIicho gentlemen have stood firm in tho midst of chicanery and corruption; they ore the only men in the General Assembly who dare to rniso their voice for the vindication and protection of South Carolina; they alone represent the dignity nnd worth, tho intelligence and wealth, of tho Slide. Their courage and fortitude will not bo forgotten, and wo look forward with confidence to the coming of the day when, tritiinphuntly re-elected, they shall sit in the capital, not check by jowl with boors nnd ruffians, but by the side of senators und ropresonttitives whom the whole people can honor, respect and trust, ''Mr Columbia correspondent shows up (x, workings of tho Land Commission Kin; ' e . ? . :, thnt a lending member of tho vjght a tract of land for $7000, nnd a? tho Land Commissioner for $22,000, nnd tint., a Judge, bought a tract for $300, and sold it in tho saino way for $1200. No wonder that Ooramlsslouer Leslie crios or vo "millions morn t ? . ^ -. ^> ^ jpOTlcrj in Columbia thai Serrctni id .'.ml CarF?. a member Of ti a l-' ory 7?, tho Land Coa-nv'- f. jji; - Iieiat- C?irilpUU . " . ;.v iciLa in tho uiau^ouiont of Uio Laud itlhg, a? it is called. If this bo so, tho Secretary of | State has done well. Whatever honesty tiiere is in the Radical party is found among the. colored people. From tho census returns for Pic kens Coun ty, wo gathor tho following statistics: There aro: males over 21 years 1455 white, 431 colored, making a voting population of | 1886. The while, both male and female, aro: 820G; colorod, 2(M0; total population, 10,840. The militia of the county numbers 1057 white, nnd 443 colorod; total 1500. W. J. Wnii'pbr, a colorod member of the Legislature, is said to havo at this limo a good chance of being elected Judge of tho State Supreme ConrL All tho colored mom bora of tho legislature aro expected to vote for him?this would make Iiis elec tion certain. WTdppor is an Intelligent man und very popular in tho parly. Wk prlul this morning the report of the President and Directors of tho People's Bank, and the proceeding of the meeting of stockholders to which it was submitted. The hunk lias now a surplus of abont two hundred nnd fifty thousand dollars, nnd, we aro pleased to learn, resumes business this day._ ' Omb by ono, the old banks of tho State are resuming business. The latest cheering indication of the kind is in tho case of the Bank of Newbcrry, an institution which, as we are informed, reopened its doors for busi ness yesterday. We sincerely hope that the bill to sus pend the operation of tho township law for ten years will be passed at once. Tho rea sons for suspending the law are cogently given in the letter of our Columbia corres pondent. _ _ _ Tim Columbia Radicals spook of Attor- ! noy-Goneral Chamberlain as "tho coming ) "man" forGovornct. Wo might possibly do f woran, but hopo to do belter. E .financial. X O II A N G E srcRi.iNC hii.f.s ON LIVERPOOL, payable in London, In suras to anil purchasers. Vor salo by W. U. SMITH a 00.. novSO 1_Napier's Range iWENTY-FFVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. T Wanted to borrow on a mortgngo of Real Estate. In valuo count to four tlraos thai amount. Titles Indisputable, and property nnlnoumbcred. Apply to A. 0. KAUPMAN, Broker and Commission Agent, nov?4 No. 25 Broad street. H OLME8 ? MACBETH, No. 88 BROAD STREET, Charleston, S. 0., BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE ANli GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will attend to Renting and Collecting of Rents nnd purchase nnd sale of Stocks, Honda, Oold, Silver and Real Estate. A 1.80, To tho Purchase of Ooods nod Snopilci for par tics In the country upon reasonabV; terms. OEOrtos l. Holmes.w.bxak?uk Macbrtii. janl lyr ' ?) nuls.' WANTS of ALL KINDS CAN BE inuile known lo everybody In this column ut tin- rate or S3 cents for twenty words or less, cncli Inscrtkni, it paid in advance. WANTl?l), A COLOR!?!) WOMAN TO to ilo Qcnural llousowork. The best re commendations required. App'y al N.?. ?7 Went worth sir cel. uovsu ANTED, BIX SHIP JOINERS, I?OOD workmen. Apply ttW. lt. AIKKN \ uo. iiov'io 2 \\r-ANTi'.i). A GOOD COOK, WASHER | it anil Irouer. Nine need apply wlthoiil good references. Appiv to WM. Mol.KAN, N?. tat Kim: street. nov.10 I WANTED, a COMPETENT AND v .1 recommended, cook. \p|dy, with retenue- to c. p. PANK N IN, No. 123 Mooting street. novao i W VNTED, A GQOl) COOK AND WASH ER. Apply at No. Hi Coming street. . novao l* SK southeast corner I'ltt and Montague iilrect: a good Washer and Irouer, und to make herself useful. uov::o I WANTED, a CHILD'S NURSE 1MME DIATKliY; one Hint Will come well recom mended will gel a good home nud wages. Apply at No. 2?\"> Meeting sireet, near Ann. novao WANTED, A WHITE CURL TO AT TEND to Children nndSw. Keeonrncn dations required. Apply at No. 22 Meeting street, novao I* _ A tenant por A I'INE of chxit*ig?i|iiarii rooms, partly ^ jd lu- tiio- western part of Ihc itTofTihe strict Cars. 'I lie owner BOTlCd for the* rem. Address 1(0X430 ^CjStonice,- . ^.y_novao v \ti^a^tp/D.* at/l hersons who have VY left Clocks or Watches ui. OTTO SWEIT HER'S ov'cr a year. If notanptlcd ror the.v will ho sohl at cost. ? novso :;* _?j W SBC-vNTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE T-V si'.?v'.NT. Ajpjtaut northwest corner?~ Vftiiderhurst und CoinlngTtrccts. _nov2J ANTED, A GIRL between U AND 1Q years otycars, lodo housework and as sist In conking. A )|y rit-No. S3 King street. novao .. .. j? ' . - i_ ANTEDJel? -COQ'K AND WASH EU | for n small family-? Kcciunmendaiious re quired. Apply at Nom Lndson's court, Meeting street.. ? n?vSO S< "AXT"ANTED, A GERMAN WOMAN TO VY cook, wash add iron for a small family. Apply at No. 1 CiMiuou'strcct. myv20 -v WANTED, WEST of KING STREET, h HOUSE with not less Hum n rooms or 4 rooms mid attics. Apply at this Ulllce. II0V27 4?_ ANTED.?A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, 23 years old, wo??d like to take, charge or n large Cotton Plantation, In the State of South Carolina. Any. one in want of u good, ralthful Overseer, will do well to nddress the undersigned. Can give the liest of references. Hood steady hnlills, and not troubled with politics. Address, for two months, P. W. KDWAKDS, Portland, Maine._ IIOV10 11110' WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK, in a Wholesale Drug Store, or a largo De tail und Prescription Drugstore. No object Ion lo go In thn country. Will ox pect but a small com pensation ni lirai. Ttic applicant is u graduate or the South Carolina Medical College. Address M. 1)., through the Pnstoillce. ocIO W" ANTED, A II O U 8 E, N EAR Ti I IS central part of Hie ell v, containing live or six rooms, with good outbuildings and water. Address P. at. this nuire._lrJ!i-ls__ ? GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO jlJL sell the American KN1TTINO MACHINE, Hioonly practical Family Knitting Machine ever iiiveuted. Price i-i:>. Wfll knit 20,000 stllchea per minute. Address Ainerloan Kiiltling Machine Company, Huston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. oclitfl ainos__ WANTED, EVERYBODY to KNOW tkat job PKiNTlNt; or nil kinds, plain nnd Ornamental, ts executed promptly In the neatest stvle ttiid al the lowest New York prices, at Tub Nkwb Job OtUce, No. 149 EAST DAY. Call nnd examine the scale of prices before giving your or< 1 ers elsewhere._ WANTED, AGENTS.?TWO HUNDRED and Ptrty Dollars per month, to nell the nulv Genuine Improved" Common Sense Enmity BFWVNnfllNF.. Pr">e "r>'v ?ir. Omet bi nai i_Hin igcnttf Tbl* I- I liioM | >pular v \y Msohii ?>. ;U. 'ay- !.. . i'm fouions t . i iSatflll t. . lud?*,wot .!,;. o ffifcnir. blue. lue ll ill I i -, <n ? ? diiioai.d const an . in '<"- .? Ls l'it? vi til">o nu i.g' .irv. 'oiui for ' eiiir-s. . . Ilownri i/f infrinu . \ Address SECOMB a . boston, Mass.; Pitts burg, Pa., or St. I amis, mo. ocuu amue do Bent. HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS, Ac, now vacant, can roadlly be rented by advertising them In Hits column. The rntc Is 25 cents Tor twenty words or less, each insertion, if paid in advance. TO RENT, AT $12 A MONTH, A SMALL I DWELLING and STOKE, southeast corner of Ashley and Hee streets, one block from Rut tudgo avenue. R. M. MARSHALL A URO., Real Estate brokers, No. 33 Kroad Street. novao 3* FURNISHED rooms TO LET by THE month, week or night. Ttdis moderate. Apply at No. 40 Reiiufaln street. nov30 iur2 TO RENT, THAT LARGE ANT) ELE GANT MANSION, No. 4S Meeting-street, with extensive l,ot nnd Garden, located in one of the best and healthiest situations of ttio city, aud fur nished with all thu modern Improvements aud cou ven le noes. Possession givcu on flrst of Janu ary, 1870. Apply to MORDE0AI A CO., No. 110 East Hay._. octPJ tu | o rentT AND P0SS?S^n~7}?V?N on the first or January next, a FARM on Meeting street road, Joining the city boundary, containing sixteen acres. - Apply to C. WIIITTE MORE, No. 0 Kadcllire street._novl2 Ou mo RENT FOR $500 PER ANNUM, A X three story URIOR RESDKNOE In Lamholl street, with large cistern nud necessary outbuild ings, and most respectable neighborhood. Ap ply to WM. M. LAWTON, Uoycc's Wharf. novse ghtnj_ TO RENT, A NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, of superior tone. Apply at No. 164 Meeting street._nov27 TO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX TURES for a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude Lane and East Bay. To an approved tcHaut ront will bo $10 per month. Also, six large square Rooms, with nrc places, back piazzas and cistern water on every story. The rooms will bo rented singly if preferred, inquire of Mr. ROSE, on the premises._octlfl ROOMS TO RENT.?THREE UNFUR NIS1IED rooms In a residence pteosnntly situated In tho western part or the city. Terms moderate. For further particulars, apply at No. ll Doughty street. octia T Sox Sale. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO PERTY of any kind may lie advortlsod for salo In Oils column, at the rate of 25 cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, if paid in advance. OR SALE, THE NEW AND COM MODIOUS yacht MARY ELLA, capacity six tons, tn complote order. For torms, Ac. apply to T. I). CLANCBY & CO., No. 141 East Day. novao tuthsfl_._ (2 OLDEN PROLIFIC COTTON SEED.? X We can fill orders for tho above Reed at $2 26 delivered here. JAMES M. OALDWELL A SON. i10v20 stuihQ*_ NE FIRST-CLASS EIGHT HORSE strictly PORTAULE ENGINE and I101LKR. One Steam Port able Cross-cut or Wooil Hawlug Machine. For sale at CAMERON, UARKLKY A CO._ _novST 12 PRINTING PRESS FOR BALE AT A' G RK AT UA RO AIN.?Ono small Oy Under TAY LOR PRESS In complote repair. It has been hut little used, and Is sold simply booause the present ownor has no use for iL The slzu of the bed of | the Press Is forty-four by fifty-eight Inches. Sold Press will be sold al a great bargain If applied ror at once, as the room ll ooounles is wsntcd for other purposes. Addrcsss Box No. 3795 Now York Poo to tiles. eept20 JENKINS & CUNNINGHAM, COTTON BROKERS AMT) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 3 WARREN BLOCK, (op Stairs,) AnansTA, an. JOHN jbnk1ns. ROUT. M. OUKHINODAfS. Solo agents for the sale or the celebrated Dlokson A Pcolor Ootton Sued for the Stales of South Garo Una and Ooorgla. - Ko I ere neos?J. T. Gold ncr and J. J. Oohon A Bons. Augusta, Oa., sud C aah rn, Herring A Co., Char cstor., 8. 0. aod A eg os ta, Oa. noria Amos y XUcclingg. LANDMARK LODGE, No. 70. A. V. M. An Extra Communication or i.Huiimiirk l*lllgC, No. 70. A. P. M., will im la-til at i lie Ma ioiilc Hall,'Otis Kvknimu, at 7 o'clock. Member* will in'a-i.'ii- nollcc ami govern themselves uc cordlugly. rim m. m. Dvgn-uwlll be conferred, itj order ol um w. M. nov:io w. ii. PltlOLKAti, secretary. ST. ANDItKW'S 80?1HTY. THE MOtii Anniversary Meeting <-i ttic hi. Andrew's .'- clciv. will be held al i he South Carolina Hull, Ti i j i ia v. al '. o'clock i*. x. Election of olllcura will take - r. i .1 Pi to 2 I clock. Mcmbci : partuk? ofn Collation a' so' ilock, or htiihcdial -ly aft' r Hie bm?1n? sa meeting. STKWAKn.l. s. ('. ii lack, i s. w. It im sa v, W.J. Hnitior, lu. a. Damon, jamcs Ali aw, I j. i?. Anokiim. ROBERT M. CORDON, IIOV30 s i iclary |iro l?-m. ATTENTION, MKGUANICST?IJLAGK SMITHS, T i N n k 11 s. ItOILRHMAKBItS, l'A INTRUS AND COPPERSMITHS.?The while journeymen of the above tnules are requested to atteint a meeting at the Washington Wre Compa ny's Hall, on Wkuxksiiay kvbnino, Ilm 1st In stant, at half-past 7 o'clock. Tor the purpose of electing Delegates lu iho Executive Committee au-i signing the Constitution oi the Working men's Union. Hy order. J. M. ii AR ii, nov30 a* President. N JEW SAVINGS INSTITUTION. TUR TIMS APPRO ACH RS WH BN W A R M C l. 0 T II I N U la unavoidable, and tho point. I* to know HOW AMI WltKRH TO OO TO OBTAIN A BUPPI.Y. A groat many have found out already, and now advise their fiends in wont or 1> R Y C 0 O I) S To call ut V H R C 11 <? 0 T T A R R O., OOIIKBU OK K!K(I AMI OAMfOUN BTRBBTO, Where Dry Hoods can lie bought ton great advan tage. Attention Is called to: loo pair 10-4 White Blankets, only J3 71, worth $4 .10. 12-1 (icrtnan Coverlets, from f t up. Large Comforts, only $3. 1U0 pair Fine Double Shawls, only $4 so, worth *? 00. Arab Shnwls, from $0, up. 1 case Brown Canton I'lanucl, only Ida per yard, worth 80c. Heavy Black Heaver Cloth for Cloaks, only $2, won li $2 75. A line assortment of Brown Shirtings, Long clot Iis, Alpacas, Dress Conds, Notions, Ho siery, (Hoves, Ac., which have been bought, by Inrge quantities, and will be sold to satisfy the purchasers tn every respect. PUROHOOTT A RRO., Corner King and Calhoun streets. t'ifA special Department for Knots, Shoes, Hals, Trunks, Ac, sold at correspondingly law prices. nov"-' """8 Gijiits nui tunnelling (E>oo?c. K P R I CE! o Is w s3 ? fi 0 'a S i i1 w j h te w c O N IS P II I C E I nov M E. S H ARRIVALS! LATBBT STYLES i COMFORTABLE FIT ! lowest prices i S S S S S 3 S S S I S SCOTT'S S S S S 9 S S S S 8 S S S S S S STAR SHIRTS S S ' S S AND COLLARS S S S S READY MADE S S S ' S AND MADE S S S S TO O R D K R. S S S . S - 8 S MEN'S S S S 8 FURNISH I NU 8 S S 8 S S 8 S S S S S S S S 8 G00D8. 8 S '8 S S S 8 S S S AT THE GREAT SHIRT EMPORIUM ! LOOK FOR THE STAR SI0N, . , MEETING STREBT, NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET H all. novl3 DAO Gr S iUiacellaneoRG. O TO GEORGE LITTLE & CO. for Flno Cassinisre SACKS at bctao stuthlmo_ OLOMON'S BITTERS ACCOMPLISH ALL TUEY PROMISE. For sale at scptlT 3mos_RAOUL A LYNAH'S._ WANTED, THE LADIES TO CALL and ojcuralno tho'S lock of Youth's, Boy's and Children's CLOTH INO. at OKORCiE LITTLE CO., octfto stuthlmo No. 213 King street. IJ\ P. C H U P E I N , DENTIST, OFPKB no. 27ft KINO 8tobkt, novis emoa GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & CO for Fine furnishing hoods at low micea._;_octso stuthlmo Yy O TOTj WI8H TO FRRVKNT TOUR CHILL AND FEVER! scptl7 3mos USR SOLOMONS' RITTRRS. Coro for Sale. FLORIDA LAND FOR SALE.?A valuable PLANTATION or 8K0 ncrcs In Mo non Oountv, Florida, Is oil'crort at private sale, about one 'half denied and uuder cultivation; part best hammock. This I'laniti.lou Is one or U-u most drslrahlu in tho State; la very produc tive for Ooiton. lUce, Cm-n, Sugar, Vegetables, Ac.; ulso lino for Oiungcs and olhcr fruits; Is located la one ei Ilm hoallhle.it and most plea saut neighborhoods In the State, being convent ii:ii to ritilroil.l*, church's, Ac Apply to A. II. HIILLIOAN, Cotton Pooler, Accommodation w.,.iif, clou to Ron, a O. novis II CPxijibiliono. ?) Ii M K S' I, Y U K U M vu is EVEKING, nl half-past 7 o'clock. AHOUNI) 'i HK WOUT.I), with RINOPTRIO i.?N? i N:; \ N Ii IHtllMMONII LIGHTS, TEMPLES, l'A LACKS, CASTLES. PRISONS, sei i.ptcki:. statuary AND PAINTINGS. DISSOLVING VII WS AND CHKOMOTKOPKS. H ai SN KSI UM i.IOIIT. ?fi- Exhibition every Ii i:si?av und Tiiiiksiiav. Reserved rcatsi wttliunt additional charge can be secured during ? ? * il:ty, Hl Hill,M KS' t.ooK HOIISK, uiiUor Diu Lyceum. All mal eis eich A Rmtiociiicitio. <; A I) K M Y O V hl US HJ KIM: STREET, COHN Kit OK M A II K KT. Proprietor.IOIIN Chadwick Ageni.mi.us i.. Mosks Arelilieclaiiit Contractor.j. n. Dbvkiikvx Superintendent ol Carpenter ing.p. a. j. Sullivan Sn|ieriiitcn(tcnl ol .Masonry.N. p. Dkvkkkux Superintendent ?f Plastering.... J. tv. Ukvkhm'x Painters and Gliders.T. ?. Reamisii a Co. Artists m Presen, O.tiiikri.i, Mill K. CltAMKII ailtl ASS'tS. milling.MeOKAav und inrrv Ifphobtlcrliig and Uarpi is.c. 1). Caku a Co. Iron Columns iiikI Kalling, Oku. It. Jackson ami IlmtNKrr A Co. Iron Chairs.Ii. Ki-.ooiii.ikii Iron Work. .C. Wintxiin Papier Mache UiitumeulH.W. snoiii Gas Fixtures and Chaude liers.cko. ii. KlTOIIKS .V Co. Ras Pitting.P. Is. ci'ii.i.i m is Plumbing.IhAMS, Damon .'. Co. Carvers.A. F. Uiikvki:vx und lt. Lkwih Stage and Stago Machinery.w. w. Dkhii.t Stage Carpenters.t. SVai.kbii und IlKRBimi Sonic Artists, Messrs. Wali.ack, Tiiihkm. and cuamrii Act Drop.MiXAiui Lkw is Losteennd Manager.I01INT. FORD Stage Manager.OKOUOi: A. OARUIKRR Tili; AC A DKM Y WILL OI'liN ON WEDNESDAY UVKN1N0, DECEMBER I, ISO?, 0 P E N 1 N (i A 1) I> R ? 8 8 , From the pen or Dr. W. G ILMORK SIMMS, or South Carolina ; Spoken V>y Miss L1LLIK KI.DRIDCK, Which will be followed by T. W. ROBERTSON'S Modern Comedy, entitled S C 11 O 0 L ! As produced hist season at Wnlluck's Theatre, New York. Act 1st. Recreation ! Act 2d. Ex amination I Act ?Iii. Flirtation I Act 4th. Reali zation i Naomi Tlgtie, an Rust Indian "Heiress.Miss I.ili.ik F.i.nnmnn iieiia. n Poor Scholar.Miss i.auua ai.kxanokk Laura, the Sleepy Scholar.Miss Hkkiikkt Mrs. Sutelltre, Principal... .Mrs. Lohisk Klijumkii: Jack Poync/._... ' ." mV \Vas"o'Nki il licau Pnrlntosh.Mr. Samuri, knapc Krux, an Assistant Teacher_Mr. Sami'ki. It van Dr. SUtelitfC.Mr. JoSUl'll I'AHKER Scholars. Attendants, Ac. as- Doors open at* 7, Ourtlu rolled up nts o'clock precisely. PRICES op admission.?Orchestra Chairs, $t; Orohcstra Circle, $1; Balcony Chairs, $1; italuony Die-s Circle, Si. Entrance on King street. So ! cured Seats, 3S eouts additional. Family Circle, so cents, (one-half reserved for colored families;) Gallery, "i'l cents. Enlrnuce on Market street. The Sale of Secured Seats will commence on TiiEsn.vY, util A. M., In the Vestibule Entrance on King street. N. LEVIN, JB., Treasurer. A 0 A R D . In assuming the management ol Ibis elegant Temple or Art, the Lessee deems It Incumbent upon him lo state, that he enters upon his mana gerial duties with great ditlldeucc and much em barrassment. Charleston being remotely situat ed from the great theatrical centres, his resources will be consequently limited, and to some extent contracted. He will not, therefore, indulge In profuse promises for tlio future, but will pledge himself to use his best service and exertions to furnish such novelties and attractions us lie can possibly command, ami endeavor to produce tlicm In nucli u style as will dencrvo uuceoas ami secure public approbation. Courteous attention will be paid to the patrons or the Academy. Good order will be preserved and enforced, nnd a proper morale be rigidly maintained throughout the establishment. JOHN T. FORD, nov20 3 Lessee and Manager. S Stoucs, Ranges, &c. TOVES AT WHOLESALE, THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HOR TON A SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR TRADE UN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH TUE HI OTHER UUSI NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS OFOOOKINO STOVES, RANGES AND U42ATIN? STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRY' PRICES. THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE?SOME OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH OUT TUE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY? AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED. THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN PRICE?HAV?? SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND DOUBLE OVENS, THOUOH BUT A SINGLE PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK-WORK TO SET THEM UP. THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES OAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON AIR TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, Ac. i ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES WILL BP FURNISUED UPON APPLICATION. WM. SHEPHERD ft CO., NO. 24 HAYNE STREET, I _CHARLESTON 8. C._ "A PANNED TIN-WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. 8UEPIIERD i GO., No. 24 nAYNE STREET. g TAMPED TIN F -WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD A CO., _No. 24 HAYNE STREET._ RBNC1I RETINNED IRON - WARE \? AT WHOLESALE. WM. 8n EPH BRD k CO., _No. 24 HAYNE STPI- CT._ jDB L LE VILLE COPPER ROLLING MILLS. AGENTS IN CHARLESTON! ' W M. SHEPHERD A CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET, w D3roccric<s, L'irinors, Sit. HISKBYI WHISKEY! WHISKEY! so barrels Choice Obi Mouougahela ny? wiiim ai no. A full Wim k <d GROCERIES, a. .In-: i-4.. |vet| im?) f.?,- K i!.' hm In .1. N. !? . WOHI.T.MANN no v?t) I '"arr." Rroilmrs'old Stand. L IVEMPOOL SALT A Kl.OAT. 4 -i. '.. SALT, In flno order, now landing per Ship Gorilla, 11 oui Liverpool, and for mile by .ttllW. MUltE -V CO., tiovtui ISovre'a Wharf. N " " ?> U ? E D E U U I T TOO pounds DRIED acc?s (now,) ili'ieonis per pound. New Dried Penches (peeled,) nl CO-OPERATIVE OCOCEItV. Southwest corner Meeting und Market street*, coo.is delivered free. nov.io l L I V E It I' <) t) I, S A I. T j- ? ? Sacka LIVERPOOL halt, landing and for sale bj hcnuv coiti.v .t co. linvtSO I il I li - : J I: I S H W II I S K K Y 7" Jameson's liest HUSH WHISKEY, bottled by k. A-J. liurke, H >blln, and hearing Hiclr label and capsule. Iinp-ui- i ,iir.-.-i i,v \V.\J. s CORWIN A CO., novSO 0 Ni?. 276 Kin? si reel. I a K L I) A T 100.1 sucks Liverpool SALT, by Jiark Homlior mud, forsaleby RAVENEL a co. iiov2ii J T IVKIIl'OOli SALT. 11. 1000aacks l.ivepool SALT, just arrived per bark Arbitrator, lor sale by hov27 WAGNER, HCCEIt A ?Q. K L A T. T E & CO. \re now receiving a full Stook of fI 11 0 (J E R I E 8 AND I. I y 0 O R S, consisting ov: loo barrets IIKKINKI) SUGARS 20 hhds. nini barrels Itaw Sugar loo hhds. ami barrels Molasses in barrels Itcotllvo Syrup too bugs codecs leu packages Mackerel?Nos. i, ? and .1 2ft ban els Pickled Mutlotts and llerriugs 100 kegs Nulls 100 boxes CIlCCSO 100 boxes Soaps 'JjO barrels Flour?Pine, Super, Extra nud Family 23 ball" cliests Hyson and Oolong Tea ."ill kegs lluteb Herrings 1du barrels and tubs Lard loo barrels Gibson's and Walter's Wulskej ? casks Ulli, Brandy mid Wines 60 cases Wolfe's Se.htednm Schnapps 26 cases Hosletle. . Bitters. Raisins, Currant.-, Citron, Prunes, Figs, Al monds, Jellies, Oysters, tickles, Sweet Oil, Toma toes, llraudy and Fresh Peaches, Soda, Fire Crackers, Sardines, Starch, Shot, Powder.Matchcs, Uroomsand Buckets, Suurkraut, Ac, Ac. Por sale at lowest i?rl?"og H. K LATTE A CO., No. 201 East Hay, no van Northwest comer Cumberland street. Y 11 U 1T ! p H u I T1 Y It UI T l RY C. HART Se CO. Just received and now landing at Union Wharf, per schooner "Axelda and Laura," from Uarnuea: 1,200 Bimolten REU kanakas 2n,ono Cocoa nu ci 'en phiniiilns a,o?o Grape Fruit. in Bronn, JO.00O Wesl India ORANGES Iii bbls. Limes lot) bids. lialdw in Apples 10 kegs Malaga Grapes tun libls. Onions GO Ohls, Jackson Whiles and Peach blow Po tatoes bhls. Assorted Nuts jou drums New Pigs, nssortcd sizes " 300 boxes Assorted Pigs, from 2 to 3 lbs. rank 10 frails Hates 60 cases Union Torpedoes, containing 30,000 r>0 whole and half boxes Eire Crackers. Will be sold low by 0. BART A OO., novit Market street. J^IQUORS ! LIQUORS ! LIQUORS I GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. The subscribers having is;en appointed sole agents for 11 EN RY wa LI. a CE A CO., Philadelphia, ror t ho sale of their fine OLD RYE, WHEAT and HOURIION WHISKIES, uro prepared to make a llberul discount on large ordors. A full supply of the above Whiskies always on hand. Parties about purchasing would do well to give us a cull before negotiating elsewhere. BYRNE & FOOARTY, CORNER CHURCH AND CHALMERS STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. O. novo tuths2inos N E W L A R R PINED FAMILY LARD. We are now packing NEW LARD op this 8 e a b o n 9 1iakb. Tierces, half bids., Kegs, 3 ilia., a lbs., and 10 rbs. Caddies, go lb. cases. Por price lists, address, PROCTOR & GAMBLE. oct2? thstulS_Cincinnati. Ohio. TIVBRPOOL SALTI 6000 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, direct rrom Liv erpool?largo and full sacks. For sale at lowest market prices, by oc120_T. J. KERR A CO. JpURE. SHERRY WINE. Just received 30 cn9ks of SHERRY WINB? prices s3, $4. $6, $0, $8, JI2per gallon; In bottles, from $1 to f2 60. AIM, PIPER A CO. nEIDSIECK Vc Clicquot PonsariMn Mumm's Champagne G re?u Seal Sparkling Moselle. All of direct Importation. WM. 8. CORWIN A CO., No. 276 King Blrcet, Branch of No. 000 Broadway, New York. novl3__^ TU? A R E N G O OURES FEVER AND AGUE. THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD. wFor sale by all Druggists. O. J. LUBN, Agent, Druggist, Oornor Ling and John street, septn 3mos_Charleston, S. C. Ig O.L O M ON'S BITTERS ARE POR SALR BY Dr s. RAOUL & LYNAH, At Wholesale and Rotall, CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS. septlT 3moa ?umbcr, .fuel, Ut. C O A L ! COAL! COAL 1 300 tons Red Ash Egg OOAL landing from Brkr Gnmbla, and for Bale by if. II. F. hak KR A CO., coal Yard, No. 20 Cumberland street. J. T. HUMPUREY8, BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. SALE? OP REAL ESTATE. STOCKS. BONDS, SECURITIES AND PERSONAL PRO PERTY ATTENDED TO. No. 27 BROAD STREET, Charleston. S. O. . RBI RUKNUEs.?Hon. HENRY IIIIIST. W. J. MA 11 RAI It, Esq., General JAMES CONNER, T. R. WARING, Esq. OCtA