The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 01, 1869, Image 2

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?HUMS OF TUE ift:\rs.? THE DAUA KEW?, by mall, one year $0; six mouths |3; three mouths (ti; ono month 76 cents. Serve?! In tho city ut FIITEKN CENTS a week, paya blo to the curriers, or f 6 ti year, paid lu ntlvnncc at the outee. TllBTni-WRRKLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays, Thurs lays and Saturdays, one year $3; six months ii; aud 60 cents a month for uuy shorter period. BUBSCRHTloxs In nil easts payable lu advance, and no paper continued after thc expiration or thc time paid ror. A D v K i tv i s K M n NTS.-Kl rs I Insertion 15 cents a linc; subsequent Insertions io cents u line. Spe? cial Notices 15 cents a linc each Insertion, busi? ness Notices io cents a linc each Insertion. Mar? riage and Funeral Notices Une Dollar each. Cuts ami Electrotype Advertisements win be Inserted ou tho Fourth Page only. NOTIOKS ol Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found, Boarding, Ac, not exceeding 20 words, 25 cents each Insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 30 words,-10 cents each insertion; over 30 aud not exceeding 40 words, oo cents cneh Insertion. All announcements to be published al these rutes must bu paid lor In advance. REMirrANOKS should be made by Fostolllcc Money Order or by Express, lt this cannot bc done, protection ngnlnsl lotses by mall may bo secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able lo the order or the proprietors or THE NEWS, or by scuding tho money lu a registered letter. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., No. HO Fast Hay, Charleston, S. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I. lSfi!?. To Out' Fi liants in I lie Country-In? ducements to New Subscribers. IFc desire, If possible, to make THE NEWS, tO/tfCA is already tcithoul exception the cheapest ntwupar r tn the South, a regular visitor tn every i -ll regulated household tnihtt and tin adjoining Stoles. As nu indueeinri : to the plant? ers fa subscribe to THE NEWS bejore the expira? tion of the. present year, tee have aiTanged willi Messrs. Walker, Beana <C Cogswell, the publish? ers (lillie RURAL CAROLINIAN, to supply that new and superb agricultural magazine, together with THE NEWS, ta all.new subscribers, at the follow? ing very low rates: THE DAILY NEWS mid the RPRAL CAROLINIAN*, one year, for six. dollars ond?fty cents. THE TRI-WEEKLV NEWS itnrt the RURAL CARO? LINIAN, one year, for four dollars. Subscriptions to the two publications maybe se nt either to the proprietors of Tus NEWS, or lo the proprietors ur the RURAL CAROLINIAN. flirt persons desiring lo avail themselves of this offer *nust do so before the flrst of January next, as the arrangement will not be extended beyond that period. ME IVS OE TUE DA V. -Gold al New York yesterday closed heavy at 33X. -Thc Noir York cotton market closed llrm at .JS}(. Sales 3900 bales. -At Liverpool colton closed buoyant. Uplnnds lljfd; Orleans 12 U'd; sales 15,000 bales, or which 500O was lo speculators anti exporters. -Thcraililctitlon ol the sale of the Itland of St. Thomas io the United States has been postponed by thu Danish Government for six months. -Thc survey for a proposed new route for an underground railway hus been completed In New York. The report is favorable, and work win pro? bably he commenced in February. .. Antonin Pi/./.lul, au obi and esteemed citizen of Richmond, died last week. Ile was a native or thc Island or Corsica, and came to Richmond lu 2 RS. -A Republican motion in thc Spanish Cortes, Saturday, to censure the government Tor un nrbl. trary exercise of power, was rejected by a vote or 140 to35. -Hunger and misery prevail in thc Interior or Cuba to a serious extent, lu one hut, near Pal? ma Soriano, eight persons were found dead from starvation. -Thu Clam Powder Mills, at San Francisco, ex? ploited Friday night, killing the Superintendent ami another person, aud wounding eight or ten other.'. *. -Dcl.imctcr. builder of tho Spanish gunboats, or New York, hus Hied a chum to them as his own property, and makes answer to the libel that it ts not true-that the Spanish Covcrnmcnt so tar hus not Interfered In thc case. -Dispatches from Rome state thc members of the (Renmeulcnl Council will meet at thc Vatican on the sth of December, and ut thc conclusion of the preliminary ceremonies thc Pope will an? nounce thc opening of thc Council. -One report says thc dldc-rcnocs between thc Sublime Porte und thc Khedive will bc compro? mised; another, that the former has sent an ulti? matum to thc latter, and that several Turkish war vessels have been put lu readiness to sall for Alex? andria. -Dispatches from Cori:, Dublin and Tipperary report Hitit lhere nave been several Fenian de? monstrations in various paris of Ireland. At Tipperary and Clonmel thc proceeding.! were riotous. Penlan songs were sung by thc mob while laurelling In procession, and several houses on thc linc or march wcro stoned and riddled. At Cork the partisans or Hossa celebrated that gentleman's election io Parliament with a grand torchlight procession and other proceedings. Everything passed oir without disturbance. -lt ls said Hint Ooncral Babcock, accompanied by General Rufus Ingall*, left New York a doy or twongo for St. Domingo, with sealed instructions from Hie President, aud it ls surmised In connec? tion with thc proposition of President Hoes to an? nex the Island lo thc United Stales, line/., ll ls also said, will .shortly submit thc annexation pro? position to a vote of his people. The annexation terms will bc nu assumption or thc public debt or St. Domingo and a purchase or thc public build? ings, foils, Ac. -Thc Isthmus connecting North und South America, lt ls asserted, cnn bc cnnnlled without any greater dllllculty than tho Isthmus of Suez, which tsseveuty-two miles In width. Thc Isth? mus or Panama ls only twenty-i light miles Wide, and thc Nicaragua route np thc River San Juan would only require tho construction of a canal sixteen miles loug, tho remainder of tho route being, by way of Luke Nicaragua, ninety miles long, and tho River San .I nan. Thc Tehuuntepcc route, one hundred urn! thirty miles across, from sea to sea, lt-1s assorted, iles throughout along thc Coatzacoulcog River. -A general belief steins to be entertained In Europe, In thc recent signing of a treaty of alli anoo between France, Austria and Russia, to re? strain thc grasping designs or Prussia. To this compact linly, I; ls asserted, has been asked to glvo her adherence. Tho object of thc treaty ts to compel Prussia lo "moderate her claims," lo give np her plan or annexing South Germany, to ren? der ttic North Gui man States moro Independen!*, anil to enter lulu a convention for a general dis? armament. Russia has been detached from Prus? sia by means of General Fleury, thc French Am? bassador, who has convinced tho Czar that his Baltic provinces uro not sale Irom Bismarck s dc Blres or universal annexation. Great Britain has not been asked to join In thc treaty, as or lalo years she hus withdrawn from Continental poli? tics. ' -A meeting of thc "Alliance Israollte Union? ists," held at Berlin, under thc presidency of Mr. A. ere mieux, of Paris, took Into consideration tho distress now prevailing-among tho Israelites of western Russia, lt was proposed to provide means for their removal to America, and a reso? lution was adopted expressing tho hope that the Hebrews In America would co operate with their brclhren in Europe, with their accustomed libe? rality, in relieving this disiress. Tho Jewish papers discourage i ho project. ' One of tHcm says that "em RI ut on will not subscrvo the cause tho benevolent h ive in view. That can best bc served by send g Hu in he means to exist for a short time through he assistance afforded thom, and in thc onsulng spr.ng they will bo aldo to take caro of themselves.' -A desperate charae'er, named Cooper, who Had been wh ped by a party or regulators n Pu? laski County, Ry., caused ibo arrest of some of His aeghbo.s, waaia, kc accused of administer' lng tho chastisement. Saturday morning was 1 fixed for thc trial, and Cooper and nu friends cn- ? tcrcd Somerset, tho cc inly sent, nrmed to lite teeth. Here thc accused purtles, numbering ' twenty, uud Cooper with his confederates, canally 1 strong, entered Into a quarrel, which culminated ? lu a rettulur pitched battle. A hundred sud fifty t shots wore tired, resulting In killing, turee men, ( named Dodd, Hunton and William Pleasant*, and , mortally wounding James Pleasant*. The light wu* abated by mutual cousent, both panic* being ' out of ammunition. Shortly afterward each 1 party having recruited Its force, were Uboul lo rc- ( cuter thc town, but armed citizens warned thom , A Ca ]i 11 ?1 Idea. A project is on loot for holding a Conti- ' ] nonlnl Fuir in Charleston in November next, i and il is certain tlmt such n gathering, in tito hands of gentlemen o? oxperionco und knowledge, could bc made of cspeclnl value lo the whole low country, n* well us to tho upper purls of Hie Stale. Charleston, ns tho birges! city ia South Carolina, lins ti deep interest in tho prosperi? ty of the Slate, mid her steamship lines anti railroad connections link her fortunes with those of tho whola South. There would lie no ilifticitlty in drawing to Charleston, upon the proper occasion, it boni of kindly visi? tor*. A Fair meeting on the Washington Knee Course, willi exhibitions of our agri? cultural mid initierai product*, of our fruits nnd manufactures, and of our thorough? bred stock of till Lintis, would attract gene? ral attention; und if to this were mldeil racing and other uniURcmeiitsaml exhibitions of tin-stock and produc?s of other Stales, we could give thc visitor as much intelligent amusement us he could lind at any fair in the South. Besides Ibis, Charleston could oller to bet visitors the beauties of lier har? bor, thc attractions of her noble Academy of Music, nnd thc sad fascinations of Moul? trie and Sumter. Wu have rullrouds in all directions, anti steamers plying between Europe and our port, and between thc different porta on the coast. These advan? tages no other city enjoys to a similar ex? tent, and wo believe that if well digested plans arc properly and vigorously carried out, wc can have 26,000 visitors in Charles? ton for a Fair in next November. What this would be worth directly and indirectly to this city may bc estimated with case. Such a swarm of new faces, of men learning lo know us belter, und to think more highly of our commercial activity, would bc worth in hurd money at least a quarter of a million. We hope that the gentlemen who have benn discussing and considering the ques? tion will not hesitate or pause. They will have, we lirmly believe, thc cordial support of this city and thc co-operation of thc whole Stute. Tito Township Trick. The enterprise of Itatlicnlism is equal to any undertaking; but it cannot accomplish impossibilities. Its greed is insatiable; but it cannot suck blood out of n stone. Its determination to enrich itself with thc spoils of South Carolina ls unchanged anti un? mistakable; but the poverty of thc State, under the present rule, imposes insurmoun? table barriers to its encroachments. If there bc any comfort in the possession of a scanty purse, which, us the peet says, en? ables the careless traveller to sing in the presence of thc robber, wo owo that philo? sophic pleasure to thc labors of our legis? lators in Columbia. They hove squeezed the orange until lt is nearly dry. Wc aro glad to sec that this conviction begins to prcvuil nt the State Capital, ?iud to such an extent that the Legislature is about to repeal one of. the most infamous meas? ures of intrigue and corruption -which has yet secured the suffrages of that body. As a matter of policy, the township redis? tribution of thc State was a masterpiece of legerdemain. True it was unsuited to thc wants of an agriculture necessitating large ileitis nnd sparse settlements. There nrc hundreds of square miles in our State which have boen swayed, from time immemorial by the squirrel, thc possum and the raccoon. There aro thousands ofiicrcs possessed by two or throe families. There are hundreds of thoiUUllds of pine barrens where a prudent gopher would decline to settle. Yet the ex Isting law requires that all these interesting museums of natural history should bo erect? ed with townships, that each township should have seven ofllcers, and thut these officer* in each township should receive for their services about fifteen hundred and seventy-five dollars per annum. Thc glory of Mr. Bargh ls obscured by tho legislative philanthropy of Columbia. Ho has becu guarding tito horses of New York from cruelty. Wo rear school-houses for thc snakes und alligators of thc Santcc swamp, und elect commissioners of roads for the gophers of llichland Comity. We have made provision to feed our buzzards upon the dead languages, and to teach our crows to caw in French; to Cultivate tho aspira? tions of our pine trees, and to persuade our live oaks to bear "an hundred fold." Itt addi! ion to these advontnges, the cul? ture of thc fauna and flora of Routh Caroli? na by tho newly appoint od "Selectmen" thc benefit lo "tho party" was no small in? ducement toward the adoption of the town? ship arrangement, lt was found that by means of this nico little plan the Uadicul party could appropriate to their uses, annu? ally, not less Limn one million, ono hundred nilli 6i.\ty-flV0 thousand, live hundred dol? lars; that they could turu South Carolina Into a now Ireland, making every township a fcof, ruled by thu ofllcers of th? conquer? ing power. Juries could be interfered with, work could be demanded, taxes could bc levied ut discretion. When 'once tito plun should bc fairly inaugur?t od, there would not bo left a vestige of liberty to the capi? talists and land-owners of tho State. Every few square miles of its surface would be dom ? nat ed by satraps as irresponsible as the rude chiefs o( the Ootha and Vandals who squatted in tho Roman Empire.. To men whose idea of freedom involves the denial to others of their rights,, tho spoliation of capital and the permanence of power, the prospect of "Carolina Capta" was no doubt most inviting. Tint now that thc townships have been surveyed, an insurmountable difficulty pre? sents itself. Thu satrap3 cannot maintain their Stube without money, and whore the money is to como from transcends tho wis? dom of Kimpton and tho prudent foresight of Scott. Wo aro In tho crnlltSon of the mun who l\nd an attack of rheumatism, fol? lowed by neuralgia. Ile Bnld that when hu mit tho rheumatism his log felt OB if it wore n a vice, which hint been screwed np to Its iluiost, but when thc neuralgin carne, Hie n ustrumcnt of torture seemed to have taken a. mo turn moro. Our body polit ic lins borne c he lilOUmalUlll willi n good ?loni nf forti- V udo; we can't stand the neuralgia. With (1 State taxes, mid county luxes, mid city laxos, und government luxes, wo bnrvly " live. Add to Ibis tho support of seven rus- u enid in every township of the Stott.*, with u 1 iiing of robbers mid burn-burners In oneil nt - it;s oovon hundred ?md forty townships, mid von reduce us to tho necessity either of dy ing ul once, or else of fulling buck upon the * law of self-defence. Wo toll the Legisla? ture very quietly, but very firmly. Hitit the people tu" South Carolina have set their i ? houses in order to live, und not to die. With sttites, ns willi individuals, high commercial credit is hurd lo obtain mid etisy to lose. Tho llrst essential, ol' course, - is Hie undoubted ability to fnllll every con? tract Or obligation : bul Ibis ability, however . thront, weighs lillie in tho public mind un? less il is accompanied by thc conviction lliol | Hie debtor lins Hie will and the determina- 1 lion to carry out in good faith (he conditions of Iiis bargain. And In Hie case of Hie . Southern Stales, there aro oilier elements of : danger und uncertainty. Tho Southern peo? ple were forced by their conquerors to repu? diate their war debi. There is still a lin? gering suspicion that the indi.r'unl Stales would, if Ihey could, go a 8* ... further and cast oil thc remaining 1 iud which the Fede? ral Government graciously permits them to bear. And where millions of debt have been heaped np by Hie knavery and oxtrav ngtmce of negro governments, what induce? ment have thc people lo tax themselves to dcnlli in paying for what they have never re? ceived ? Why should they assume n crush? ing burden for the Bake of an obstruct prin? ciple? Considerations like these, nnd not thc smallness of tho debt of South Carolina, liuvo caused our State bonds and stocks to sell at low prices. Ilesides, money ls In nc tivc demand, and tho bonds of Hie United Stales can bc bought at rates winch give the purclmser a handsome income from his investment. This is why thc securities of n State, like South Carolina, controlled by thieving demagogues and ignorant neg roos, cannot nnd will not be forced up to the neighborhood of par. And this little cm barrnssnicnt is doubtless very dispiriting lo the rascals who filled their pockets with State bonds ami now desire to dispose of Ihcm at a largo profit; but it does not sur? prise or grieve thc ncuto business manor I he permanent investor Wc cnn pay our debt, ns it stnnds. The question is whether ono year moro of Radi? cal rule will not so largely swell the total thal thc people will, nt the first opportunity, Khufllo oCf tho weight of care and repud?ale every dollar of debt .contracted after thc war. Under these circumstances, Scott, Kimp ton & Co. are not likely to make much by Iheir last desperate endeavor to speculate in South Carolina securities. Their proposal to pay thc interest and principal of the debt in specie may become a law, but what then? It will at once impose upon tho people nn extra lax equal to thc premium on the spe? cie paid out by thc State; nnd for this extra lax there will bo no compensation. The pro fi Ls will go into thc capacious pouch of tho Radical ring; the loss will full on tho people. South Carolina is paying ber debts in the mu io ital currency. The money which is in ail o a legal tender for "all debts, public "and private", is what South Carolina gives to lier creditors. We did not make the law ; and when tho State pays in currency thc interest and principal of her obligations, she does all that can be, and is, expected of her, cither on legal or on moral grounds. I Iud tho Governor advised that tho war debt bo paid-a debt contracted for the advancement of a cause in which our peo? ple embarked fortune, life and honor-an attentive car and willing heart would have mel Hie proposal, and tho whole subject would have been considered with kindly anti generous care. As it is, wo know that Hie sole object of Scott mid his party ls to pell nt a high prlco thc bonds which they received for bunk bills bought for a song, or which they laid up ere tho public knew that tho financial hook would bo baited with golden dol In rd. There is not a shadow of reason, or of justice, In what the Rutllcal ring proposo to do; and oven if they pass thc bill lo pay the debt in specie, they will have their labor for their pains. They will oppress still more our people; they will hasten thc day of their doom; but they will not bo able lo run up the price of the hu mis "fifteen per cent, in a few weeks." Tho stone will roll down bili despite tho heaving and straining of the Radical Sisyphus. Every merchant or financier does see or will see that the wliolo scheme is a job and n swiudlo. Beyond this there is tho certainty that tbe law of specie- payment? will as? suredly be repealed ns soon as property holders and honest mon have a majority in the councils of tho State. This majority wo shall have in less than a year. Will thc shrewd brokers of New York bo willing to pay fifteen per cent, moro thnn their pres? ent value for South Carolina bonds, for tho sako o? receiving n twelvemonth's Interest, at six per cent, in specie, instead of in green? backs? It seems to us that this would bo a losing speculation, mid the Wall street brokers can sec as fur into a financial mill? stone as either Kimplon ur Scott. Mn. THOMAS W. HOLLOWAY, of Newberry, who was lutely thc victim of an Incendiary fire, has addressed to Governor Scott, on bis own behalf and on that of some of his neigh? bors, who have suffered likewise, a respectful communication, praying that a reward be of? fered lor tho arrest of tho guilty parties. But tho sufferers happened to be white, so our barn-burning Governor deigns no reply. WK arc glad to seo so lively an interest man? ifested In tho matter of European immigra? tion to the South. Tho activo stops takon by tho Inman linc of steamships to develop this movement wcro noticed lo our last Issue; and i his morning wo print letters OD tho same sub? ject from tho representatives of tho Cunard Uno nnd of the Charleston and Liverpool direct linc, to which wc invite public attention. ' TO PRHVENT YOUR CHILL AND FEVER? acptu amos USE SOLOMONS' BITTERS. Vcr j- HUM! Ctlall. O YOU W I S H Wanto. HITAN TS OP ALL KINDS CAN DE T V nimle known to everybody in tills column t i he tato ur 25 cools for twenty wariin or lesa, adi Insert lon, ir puid tn aitvanee. l\/"ANTi:i>. A WHITE WOMAN TO IT Cook ami ito Housework fora family of | ve persons. Aiini\ Ut No. S3 Wentworth street, jilee 1 1 |VTANTEI>, SIX HM A HT YOUTHS, TO YY thc Nullan ami Fancy llnstness. A IHPO lessive satiny will lie niven. Apply nt AKCII 5R?S ila/.aar, No. 303 King ??Ireel, from S to IO I relock. decj i IXTWNTED, A LADY ACCUSTOM KU TO >V GUTTING ANII HEWING foi n rnuillv. to rhom a home would bo nu object, m KU HI Hie eiinlry. Address HoX 85, Slimier. S. C lICCl 4? \?rANTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE VT SHU VANT. Apply at tho northwest ror ler of Vuiulcrhorst and Thomas streets, ilccl l WA NTB L>T_A "WOMAN- Tl ) COOK amt assist aLout house-must brina good ccummciidutlous. Apply ul tills olllce. decl ? WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN TO to do General Housework. Thu liest re? tool mern tal lons reiiuired. Apply ut No. 07 Went rorth street._ novao WANTED, SIX SHIP .MINERS? COUD workmen. Apply to.I. I). A IK KN A GO. nov.to 2 WANTED, A CHILD'S NURSE IMME? DIATELY; one thal will come, well recent iieiulcil will gel a good hoiuu unit wages. Apply it No. att'i Meeting street, near Aim. iiov?o WANTED, ALL PENSONS WHO HAYE left clocks or Watches at OTTO SWF.IT (Klt'S over a year. If not upplieii for Hiey win lie ?old at cost, novso :?* WANTED, ?~COMP?TE?T l?oUSK SERVANT. Apply at northwest corner or I'amlerhorst ami Coming streets. nov2<.i VKTANTED, A (URL BETWEEN 14 AND TV M years of years, to do housework and as ?ul ni cooking. Apply al No. 28 Klug street. noV2B WANTED, WEST OF KING STREET^ a HOL'SK with not less than 0 rooms or 4 rooms und ames. Apply ul tins Ottlcc. nova; 4? WANTED.-A YOUNG M AllUIElV?LVN, 28 years old, would like to luke charge of ii large Cotton Plantation, tu tho state or South Carolina. Any ono in want of a good, fall Idol Overseer, will do well to address thc undersigned. Oatt give Hie best or references. Oood steady habits, and not troubled with politics. Address, Tor two months, p. W. EDWARDS, Portland, Maine._novio imo* WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK, In a Wholesale Drug Store, or a large Re? tail mid Prescription Drug Store. No objection to ?o in thc country. Will expect but a small com? pensation at llrst. Hie applicant is n graduate or thc South Carolina Medical College. Address M. I)., through thc Post?nico._octo WANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR JUE cent rat part or thc city, containing Ovo or dx rooms, with good outbuildings and water. Address D, at. this Olllce. scpt2s AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO sell tho American KN ITT I Nt ! MACHINE, thc only practical Kuiullv Knitting Machine ever Invented. Price $25. Will knit 20,000 st li dies ncr minute. Address American Knitting Machine L'ompnny, boston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. OCI20 timos WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW that JOH PRINTING of all kinds, plain ind ornamental, ls executed promptly in the neatest sirle und nt thc lowest New York prices, lt THU NEWS Job Olllce, No. 140 EAST RAY. Cull md examine thc scale of prices before giving your miers elsewhere. WANT?D.~AG ENTS. -TWO II??NDRED and Pilly Dollars per mond, to sell tho ?dy (buntine Improved Common Sensu Fiimilv SEWINC MACHINE. Price only $18. Oreat in luccmriils lo Agents. This ls thc mosl pnpulnr Sewing Machine of thc day-makes thc famous "Elastic Luck stitch"-will do any kind or work ?hat can bc done on any machine. " One hundred ihousnud sold mid thc demand constantly In? creasing. Now is thc time tn lake mi agency, scud lor Circulars. 4S~ Ucwarc of Infringer*.-fin Address SECOMB A OO., Boston, Mass.; Pilts mirg, Pn., or Rt. Louis, Mo. oct20 amos Coot ano i/onnb. C?ST AND FOI J N D A GA IN. -I F YOU have lost anyUil-.ig, make lt known to thc mime through this column. The rate for twenty irords or less, each Insertion, la 25 cents, tr paid li advance. _?_ I3ICKED UP ADRIFT', A CENTRE . HOARD BATTKAU, which the owner can lave by proving property and paving expensee. Apply at tills olllce. deid .1 (?Lo lieut. HOUSES, FARMS,. STORES, ROOMS, Ac., now vacant, can readily be rented by idvertlslng them in this column. Thc rate ls 25 tenis for i wentv words or less, each Insertion, If mid lu advance._ 110 RENT, PART OF OUR OFFICE, No. . 54 broad stree'._dec! l ]\? RENT. THE TWO AND A HALF . STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, Meeting street, letwccn Soelcly uml Wentworth streets, east side, .ontnlnlng four square rooms, iwo attics, pantry ind dressing room, willi cistern and necessary lulbiiddings. Apply at HART'S Hardware Store, ?.orner Klug and Market streets. decl 110 RENT, FROM FIRST JANUARY next, ihc LOWER STORY of the spacious itore, No. 147 Meeting st reel, opposite thc Charles :on Hotel, now occupied by the Southern Express Company. For terms apply at No. 141 Meeting itreet, up stairs. nortel m wa TO RENT, AT $12 A MONTH, A SMALL DWELLING and STORE, southeast corner >r Ashley and Hco streets, one block rroni Rut OdfiO avenue. IL M. MABSHALL A BRO., Beal Estate brokers, No. S3 Broad street. novso 3* TO RENT, A' NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, or superior lone. Apply at No. 154 Meeting street. llov27 rpo RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX _L TURES Tor a grocery and bar-room, corner bungil mle Lane ami East Bay. To an approved ienant rent will bc S to per month. Also, six urge square Rooms, with fire places, bark piazzas md cistern water on every story. Thc rooms Sill bc rented singly if preferred. Inquire of Mr. HOSE, on Hie premises. oct ld ROOMS TO RENT. -TH REE UNFUR? NISHED rooms tn a residence pleasantly illumed In thc western part or the city. Terms ?umlernte. For further particulars, apply at No. ll Doughty street. oct 12 Sot Sole. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO? PERTY or any kind may ho advertised ror nile In tilla column, at thc rate of Si cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, if paid in ulvance. OR SALE, THE SUBSTANTIAL BRICK RESIDENCE ortho late Dr. Moultrie, it thc northwest corner or Pitt and Montague meets. Hie Lot measures shout 100 feet on Mon? tague street, by 101 reel on Pitt st reet. Tho House annulus six upright rooms, two basemen; rooms, two largo attics,. two piazzas, three dressing rooms, one bnth room, water closets, Ac. So> dantlal brick outbuildings. Apply to RUTLKbtlK fc YOUNO, Solicitors Estate. No. 20 Broad street, novio w_ " _ FOR SALE, THREE PAIR O'' THOR? OUGHBRED Chester White PIGS, two months old. Apply ut No. 08 ?cetina street, next to Mills House._novan mw2 NE FIRST-CLASS EIGHT HORSE strictly PORTABLE ENGINE mid BOILER. ?no Steam Portable Cross cut or Wood Sawing 'iachlnc. For sale at CAMERON, BARKLEY A L'0. . _nov27 12 PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN.-One small Cylinder TAY? LOR PRESS in complota repair, lt has been but Ittlo used, and ls sold limply because thc present iwcer has no use for ?L Thc siza of tho bed vf the Prcas ts forty-four by Arty-eight Inches. Said Press will be sold st a ?treat bargain If applied for it once, os the room lt occupies ls wanted ror ithcr purposes. Addresss Box No. 8706 New York Costomce. *" se pt 20 ?oar?uig. PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY Boarders can be accommodated with plcas int Rooms and on moderate terms, at No. 41 Wentworth street, south side._decl 1* BOARDING.-FIRST-CLASS BOARD at Mrs. WILLIAMS. FRASER'S, No. 4 Had wn street. Terms moderate. nov?? tutbse* Rotels. rjlUE ALSTON HOTEL, G. & C. li. It. MRS. MARYA. ELKINS, assisted by hersons, lias opened a new n OT nu at Alston, and ls pre? pared to oocommodato the travelling public, l'as nciiaers can now get Meats upon the nrrlvni nt Alston of any of 'ibo trains. The arrangements of the Horei aro convenient and comfortable, and Hood treatment U guaranteed to all who muy tallia. decl 12 XHcetingc IANDMAHK LODO H, No. 7G, A. F. M. J The Anniversary Gommiiiiteulloii or l.uml lUUrk Lixlgo, No. "0, A. F. M.. will he hehl ar Hie Masonic Hall. Tins KVBNINO, al 7 o'clock. Mem? bers will come prepared lo puv arrears. Uv nidi r or (he WT. M. W. II. I'll!??I.KAI . ?led _Secretary. AMEDICAL SOCIETY Ol' SOUTH OAR. 1. ol.INA.-The Regular Mont lily AlecluM'of lllls Society will l?e loht Tins KVKNINU, Ut 7 o'eloik. MANNING SIMONS, M. H.. u.<l'ci Secretary. /CHARLESTON DOA ItD OF TEA lili \ .' The Regular Monthly Meeting wIM he held al 7 o'clock Tins Kv KM MI, atlhe Hila rulan Hall. Ity order or the President. II. IIA Kit, .lei 1 Sccrotniy. (CHARLESTON STEAM I'lKK KNCINK J COMPANY OP AXMKN.-Tho Monthly Meet? ing or your Coilipuiiy will lie held ut Eugine House, THIS KVKNINU, ul hair-past 7 o'clock. Hy order. F. J. CREEN. 'i"'t Secretary. NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY. -T II E Regular Quurterly Meeting of this society will he held al Hie Charleston Hold, Tills KVK? NINU, thc 1st in -lani, al hair-past 7 o'clock. A ruh ntlenduncc is parliciilurly requested, ns hiisincss or linpurlance w ill bo brought op io" consideration. Supper will he scrvcil ut 0 o'clock. lICCl THADDKC.S STREET, Secretary. HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.-Thc Monthly Meeting of! lllls Association will he held ul Hosoniu Hall l ins KVKNINO. isl Institut, ut 7 o'clock. The Treasurer will receive thc dues ironi Stockholders during the day al thc ofllccof I.. GambrlHA Co.. No. 7 llroad street, ?iud at the hall In the evening. JOSEPH Will I,DEN. . der I_Treasurer. STEVEDORES' PUOTEOTIVE UNION*. Members will please intend Regular Meeting Tins KVHNINO at 7.M P. M. Ry order. HENRY MAY. 'lcd_Hccrcinry. ATTENTION, MECHANICS.-BLACK? SMITHS, TIN NK RS, RnlLKRMAKKKS, PAINTKKS AND COPPERSMITHS.-Tho while Jouriicymeii ortho above trades are requested to altcml a meeting nt thu Washington Fire Compa? ny's Hall, on Tins KVKNINU, Hie 1st In? stant, al hair-past 7 o'clock, tor Hie purpose or electing Delegates lo the Executive Committee and signing ibu ConstituUou or Hie Working men's lulim. * Ry order. J. M. RARR. .Joel 'J* President. Insurance. N S U II E IN THE SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY, OP SEW YORK CITV. President, Rom-:nr L. CASK; vice-President, Tinto. R. w u i. I MO UK; Secretary, ISAAC H. ALI.KN. General Agent for South Carolina, W. HUTSON TOWNSEND, Aiken. O R G A N I SS E D IN 1802. Assets, December 31, 1808.?1.8M.570 00 Amount insured lu 180S.11,5111.3*0 00 Claims paid. 143,631100 No restrictions on travel. Only sound lives In? sured. Loan or portion of premium allowed when de? sired. Dividends declared annually. Last Dividend AO per cent. All rorms or Life and Endowment Policy Issued. Attention is especially Invited to (ho Ten Year Non-I'orreliure mid Ric Return Premium plans. Insurance by the hitter costs Hit- pollcv-bohlcr ONLY TON IKT?BKKST III'ON HIS ANNUAL PRKMIUM8, Tor thu Premiums themselves UIC returned Ut death in addition lo IllCT?ill amount or thc Policy. This Company ls chartered nuder the Laws or Hie state or New Y'ork, ami it invites the closest scrutiny Into Its condition ns exhibited In otllclul report-, of Insurance Departments or New York and Massachusetts. SPECIAL A OUSTS IN Til li STATE AT LAROE_A. J NORRIS, J. II. WILKIE, J. M. HUTSON. C. A RKSAbSSURE, C. H. STEPHENS, J. J. MACKEY, lt. P. H A NIT, S. II. SYDNOR, D. K. MOL/.ON, G. D. R1IODUS, L. O. STEPHENS. RKFEHENCKS.-H. 7,. LAOREY, Est].. R. M. ALEXANDER, Esq., RICHARD CALDWELL. Kan., M. II. NATHAN. Esq., Messrs. STULL, WERI1 A CO., Messrs. H. COUIA A CO. Dr. W. M. FITCH, Medical Examiner. LOUIS S II ERFESEE, Agent for Charleston, S. C., OFFICE No. 40 BROAD STREET, (Second Floor.) liov22 18 B ROO KL Y N LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over.$1,300,000 Issues all kinds of Lire and Endowment Poli? cies. Dividends annually tn cash. Only Com? pany having thc Definite Guaranteed Surrender Value Plan Policies, world-wide. Second to no Company In thc United States for stability, libe? rality mid economy. Olllce No. 141 Rrondwny, New York. CHRISTIAN W. RUCK. President. WILLIAM M. COLS, Secretary. State Agency No. 35 broad-street, second door. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted through? out thc State. Apply In person or by letter to JAMES C. HOLM SS, .1?., General Agent forSoutl. Carolina. JulyFJ niwfoinos ?cmb for Stile. 0/1 HO ACRES TO LEASE FOR A tU'-tX)\J TERM OF YEARS.-Tho large nml beautiful PLANTATION, known as Kelti Place, consisting of 2loo acres, noo cleared. Soil rich anti dav abounding In deposits or marl. 7oo aores or splendid cotton land; iou acres or lt will make a bag to thc nero: location perfectly healthy nil thc venr; four ami a half miles from Lcwlsvillc, South Carolina Ka ll road ; well settled; has been in constant cult i vat l ui since thc war; has all neces? sary buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables, glnhnusc, screw, laborers' houses. Lyon's Creek runs through thc estate and furnishes one of thc best sites for a factory lu the State. Will bc sold with the lease, thu following: 8 fine yoBiig MULES, a large lot ot Improved Imple? ments, Brlnly Ploughs. New Gin. Dickson Cotton Seed, cnouarii to plant the entire crop; 200O bushels or Cotton Seed for flrlilizlng; 300 bushclsor coru. All will bc sohl on tho place, low for cash. Parties desiring to lease arc requested tn Inspect tho growing crop of cotton, which will ?'''? <;"t]r,c satisfaction. For terms, apply to AIRS. LAW? RENCE KEITT, St. Matthew's P <.-. Oraiigcburg District, S. C. u. REFERENCES-Major T. JJ ? Haley, J. C. Keltt, Esq., Orangcburg; fl. '?". Peroniienu, Esq., Wil? liam Middleton. Ks?., Charleston. OC125 mwr-J"!"^_ -|7U.Ol?DA LAND F O R S A L E . - A valuable PLANTATION of 680 acres In Ma? rion County, Florida, ls offered at private sale, about one half cleared nnd under cultiv?t iou; purl best hammock-. This Plantation ts one of thc most desirable In the State; ls very produc? tive for Cotton. Rice, Corn, Rugar, Vegetables, Ac: also fine for Oranges and other Fruits; ls located In one of the healthiest and most plea sunt neighborhoods in thc State, liebig conveni? ent, to railroads, churches, Ac. Apply to A. II. MULLIGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston. S. C. novl'J T ittiscellnncotts. p h ? ir ir T * E R Just received on consignment, COTTON GINS, Ploughs, and other Agricultural Implonicnts, bought ut Bankrupt Salo in Now York. For sale low, If taken at once, by WM. Meg AY, No. 130 Meeting street, leo! opposite Pavilion Hotel. K INSKAN'S SALOON, NO. 270 KINO STREBT. MINCE PIER. HOT MINCE TIES every day. OYSTERS. OYSTERS In every style. COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE. HOT COFFEE and CHOCOLATE from 7 A. M. to ll P. M. O0V30 2 s O LO MO M'8 BITTERS ACCOMPLISH ALL TU EY PROMISE For sale at septl7 Smos_RAOUL A I.YNAH'S. ri R E fl H PORK SAUSAGES KVRIIY KORNIKfl, AT STALL No. 1 ?, LOWHR REEF MARKET. nUT2U 3 Rmnocmcnlo. U A L I, . The Thirty-First Anniversary lian '.r th?* G Kit MAN PIRK COMPANY will tte held ai Hie Hiber? nian Hail, mi MON HAY Kv KN i NO, December coinniencliiff ats o'clock P. M. Ticket H eau he |irocitrcil from the following gentlemen: George llarieuhoil', Chairmaii; M. Schr?ge, L. Huhroabe, M. .1. ll. Italendorif, H. Ilacaioop, F. Htrcekfiis, .lohn Wlebrs. . lee I 10, I?, ?II * A <: A l> IO M Y O !. Al I j SIC. KING STREET. CORNER OP MARKKT. I'roprielor.I...J0IIN CHADWICK '?gent.Jui.n a I.. MOM:S Arclttlcclaiiil Contractor.1. 11. DKVKKKI'X Supcrlnteiiilciil or Carpenter? ing.D. A. .1. SULLIVAN Superintendent or Masonry.N. 1'. HKVKIIKIX Snjiurlntciiilcnt of Plastering_J. W. DRVKKKUX Painters ami Udders.T. A. U KAM mu A co. Artists lu Fresco, G. TiitKKLl. ami H. CKAMKII ami Ass'ts. 'Hilling.Mci. KA RV ami DOTY Upholstering ami carpets.c. D. CARR A co. Iron Column - amt Railing, OHO. lt. JACKSON mu? BURKETT A Co. Iron Chairs.H. KKOCUUNU lion Work.C. WKIINKII Papier Mache Ornaments.W. sunni' ??as Fixtures and Chande? liers.Cia?. H. K ITCH RN A Co. HUS Filling.p. I,. GUII.LKMIN Plumbing.AHAMS, DAMON A Co. Curvers.A. P. ClIKVRRUX ami lt. I.KW is S?nico lind stage Machinery.w. w. D RMI LT singe Carpenters.T. WALKKR and HKKBKKT Seine Artists, Messrs. WALLACH, TIRRELL and CRAMER Act Drop.MINARO LKW IS Lessee and Manager.JOHN T. PORI! Staue Manager.0KOROR A. GARIIINKR TI1K ACADEMY WILL OPEN THIS EVENING, DEC EM li KU I, 180?, WITH AN l) I* E NINO ADDRESS, From the pen or Dr. W. GILMORE SIMMS, or South Carolina ; Spoken by Miss LILLIE ELDRIDGE, j Which will be followed by T. W. ROBERTSON'S Modern Comedy, entitled S C H O O I, ! As produced last season nt Wallack's Theatre, New York. Act isl. Recreation I Act 2d. Ex? amination ! Act 3d. Flirtation < Act 4th. Reali? sation : Naomi Tighe, an East Indian Heiress.Miss LILLIE Ei.Dinnr.R Relia, a Poor Scholar.Miss LAURA ALKXANIIKK Lama, thc Sleepy Scholar.Miss HKKIIKUT Mrs. Sutclltrc, Principal....Mrs. LOUSE Ei.nitiDUE Jack Poyntz..Mr. w. II. CRISP, Jr. Lord beaufoy.Mr. JAS. O'NKII. Reim Farintosh.Mr. SAMUEL KNAPP Krux, an Assistant Teacher_Mr. SAMUEL RYAN Dr. Sutcliffe.Mr. JOSRI II PAHKKK Scholars, Attendants, Ac. AH" Doors open at 7, Curlln robed up ni 8 o'clock precisely. PRIORS OF ADMISSION.-Orchestra Chairs, $1; Orchestra Circle, $1; Balcony Chairs, $1; balcony Dress Circle, fl. Entrance on King street. Se? cured Seals, 2.". rents additional. Family Circle, so cents, (one-half reserved for colored ramilles;) Gallery, 2.1 cents. Entrance ou Market street. The Sale of Secured Scats will commence on TUESDAY, tito A. M., In thc Vestibule Entrance on King street. N. LEVIN, JR., Treasurer. A CARD. In assuming the management ol this elegant Temple or Art, Hu: Lessee deems it incumbent upon him tos?ate, that he enters upon bis mana? gerial elm les with great dlilblencc nnd much em? barrassment. Charleston being remotely situat? ed rrom the great theatrical centres, his resources will bc consequently limited, and to some extent contracted. He \\bi not, therefore, Indulge lu profuse promises for the future, but will pledge himself io usc his beal service and exertions to furnish such novelties and attractions os he can possibly command, and endeavor to produce them In such a style as will deserve success and secure public approbation. Courteous attention will bc paid to thc patrons or the Acndcmy. Good order will bc preserved mid r?i/1/rwiT, ann n proper mm ?ur ho rigidly maintained throughout thc establishment. JOHN T. FORD, tied 3 Lessee and Manager. S Sloocs, Un uti CG, ,vc. TOVES AT WHOLESALE. THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HOR? TON A SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR TRADE IN STOVES, AR WHOLESALE DEALERS, fX CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUSI NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRY PRICES. THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE soLDwrrn 011 wrrnocr FURNITURE-SOME OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH? OUT THE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY' AND ALL ARK GUARANTEED TO RAKE PROP? ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED. THE RAN0E3 ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN PRICE-HAVE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BLT A SINGLE PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK-WORK TO SET THEM UP. THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES CAST-IRON AIR-TIOHTS, RUSSIA-IRON AIR TIG ins. SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, Ac. ILLUSTRATED OATAL00UES AND PRICES WILL BB FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION. WM. SHEPHERD & CO., No. 24 MAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON S. C.. J S A P A N N E D TIN-WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD ACO., _No. 24 HAYNE STREET._ TAMPED TIN -WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD St CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET. JpRBNCH RETINNED IRON - WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD ? CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET. B ELLfiVILLE COPPER ROLLING MILLS. AGENTS IN CHARLESTON: WM. SHEPHERD A CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET._ ACTS LIKE A CHARM! Tim GHN?INR ENGLISH OII1.0ROD1NB, (J. COLLIS RROWNK'S,) Is the boat Anodyne ever known to the profes? sion. Tobo had of DR. H. RA KR, nova No. 131 Murkot alreoi 1, (Srcrcrics, {liquors, S'c. IVERTOOL sAi/r AFLOAT. BOOOSacks SALT, iii lino nnlrr, IH?w landing per Ship (?urilla, from Liverpool, und for salo hy LOUT. MURK A CO., noyne i'...?, c ?H Wharf. J lt I S ll W ll I S K E Y . Jameson's IM'AI IRISH WHISKEY, bullied l,v K. A- J. burke, Dublin, mri hearing i heil lubofnud capsule, Imported iiucci i?v WM. S. CORWIN A co.. novit? 0 No. "7., Kin-; street. | IVEKl'UOL S A I, T. H. 4WMMucks I .ive pool HALT, Just arrived per bark Arhifrnior. For sale liv nov? WAGNER, HUGER A co. K L A T T K ?V C ? '. Ar?: now receiving a fini Stock or . I RO c K ll I BS A N Ii L I O' II O RS, CONSISTI NO Ol': loo harrcls K SKIN Kl) SUGARS '-1 hims, ?ml Warrels Raw Sugar loo hlnls. ami barrels Molasses io barrels beehive Syrup lou hairs Collies li? packages Mackerel-Nos. 1. a ami S3 barrels Pickled Mullens ami Remuga loo kegs Nulls list boxes Cheese ino boxes Soups 'JW barrels Flour-Kmc, Super, Extra and Family 23 bair chest S Hyson ami Oolong Tea MI kegs Hutch Herrings loo barrels ami Milts Lani luii barrels (lilison's sud Walter's whiskey - casks ein. Urandy and wines Ml cases Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps .J.'? eases Hostel tel's Hitlers. Raisins, Currants, citron, Prunos, Pius, Al? monds, .li llies, Oysters, Pickles, Sweet till, Tomn tocs. Urandy and Fresh Peaches, Soda. Firo Crackers, Sardines, Starch, Shot, Powder,Matches, Hruoms uuil buckets, Suiirkriiui, Ac, Ac. For sale at io west prices. ll. RLATTR A CO., No. 201 Fast Hay, nov.'.". Northwest corner Cumberland street. ?( K 0 . \V . W I L Ii I AMS & C 0. WHOLESALE UROCKRS, li AYN B ST II B BT, CHARLESTON, S. C., Have In Store and to arrive, wliieh they arc oirerlng at lowest market prices 1000 bbls. Yellow Pink Eye Planting POTATOES 4000 sacks Liverpool Salt so bales Standard Cunny Hagging 200 colls Hemp, Jute, Cotton and Manilla nopo 600 bids. Ilcllucil Sugars HO hillls. Porto Rico Sugars -.> hillls. Mnscovndo Sugars 100 hlnls. Old Crop Cuba Molasses ooo bids. Old Crop Cuba Molasses 100 bids. Sugar House Syrup ooo bags Rio, Lnguayra mid Jnvn Coircc 300 boxes Colgate No. l and Pale Soaps 2-10 boxes E. I).. Cheshire and State Cheese ano bbls. Fine. Super. Extra and Family Flour .'.00 packages Pish, Nos. 1, 2 and 3 1000 kegs Parker Mill Nails. Orange Rltlc POWDER, Shot and Lend, Caps, Candles, Fire Crackers, Soda amt Sugar Crackers, Sugar Jumbles, Soda In kegs amt papers, Starch, Oysters, Sardines, Candy, Huckcla anil Tubs, Raisins, Figs, Potash ami Lye, Rice, Ac., Ac. iiov24 wrmtimos ?pi BU IT! FRUIT! FRUIT! RY 0. RA RT .V CO. Just received and now landing at Union Wharr, per schooner "Asebia and Laura," rrom baracoa: 1,200 Bunches RED BANANAS 20,000 Cocounuls ft.ooo Plantains .3,000 Crape Fruit. IN STORR, .JO.oOtl West India CHANCES 10 lihls. Limes loo bbls. baldwin Apples 10 kens Malaga Crapes loo bbls. onions 50 bbls. .lacksou Whites and Peach Blow Po? tatoes 25 bbls. Assorted Nuts 200 drums New Figs, assorted slv.es 300 boxes Assorted Flits, rrom 2 to 3 lbs. each 10 rrnlts Dates no casen Rulon Torpedoes, containing 30,000 SO whole ami hair boxes Fire Crackers. Will bc sold low by C. HART A CO., UOV23 _ Market street. Tjl L O U B ! FLOUR! FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO CAMPSEN MILLS FLOUR, AT COLUMBIA fiTATE FAIR, 1SS0. WR OFFKR FOR SAI.F.: MM sacks Choice Family FLOUR) ."..., 500 sacks Extra Flour J Campsen Mills. ALSO, 500 bbls. Northern FLOUR-all grades 600 bbls. Northern Choice Rakers' Flour. CORN I OATS I 6000 bnshels Prime White mid Western Mixed CORN 2000 bushels Prime black Seed nnd White Oats. For sale by JNO. CAMPSEN A CO. nov22 mwfii_]_ 7Tv E SPOOL SALT! ?ooo sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, direct from Liv? erpool-large and full sacks. For sale at lowest market prices, by oe 120_T. J. KERR A CO. JpURE SHERRY WINE. Just received 30 casks of RH ERR Y WI NF, prices $3, $4, $A, $H, $8, f. 13per gallon; in bottles, from St to $2 SO. ALSO, PIPER A CO. IIEID3IECK Vc Clicquot PonsariUn .Minimi's Champagne Creen Seal Sparkling Mozelle. All or d.recl importation. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. STA Klug street, Branch of No. OOO Broadway, New Y'ork. novl3_ I SON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE is WARR'ANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR TOBACCO. BISON'S TOBAOCO ANTIDOTE is for Sale by DR. IL BARR. U. W. A IM AK. O. J. L11HN. DR. E. H. KELLERS. DR. W. A. SKRINE. E. 8. BURNHAM. nov24 wfmr.mos_ jyj- ARENGO CURES FEVER AND Ad UK. THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD. j*9-For Bale by all Druggists. 0. J. LUTIN, Agent, Druggist, Corner King and John street, septl7 3mc.s_Charleston, 8. C. g^O LO M O N'S BITTERS ARE FOR SALE BY Dr s. RAOUL Sc LYNAH, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNER RINO AND MARKET STREETS. scptlT 3mo9 ?umber, Stiel, &t. Q~?~?"L! COAL! COAL! &30 tons No. l Red Ash, Rgg and Stove Coal, whioh gives such general satisfaction, dally ex? pected by Schooner A. ll. Rd warda, and caa be '.ad low by applying to P. P. SEIGNIORS, Corner East Bay and Hasel street, east side, dcol 1_. OALI COAL! COAL! C SOO tons Red Ash Egg COAL landing from Brig Gambia, and for sale by IL P. BARRU A CO., Coal Yard, nov? No. 20 Cumberland street. FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, (MANTON INK. ) They aro purely vegetal 4?, aafo and sure. The best In usc. For salo by Dr. H. RAER, No. 131 M i ct lng street, oci& Wholesale Agent,