The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 03, 1869, Image 2

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THUMS OF TUJ: ifj:ns.\ THK DAILY NKWS, hy mall, ?nu year f-C; six months $3; Huco numma $2; ono month 75 couts. Scrvcil lu tho city ut FimsKN CKNTS a week, paya Ule to Mic carriers, or $0 a year, paid lu advuuee at thc .lillee. Tl? TRI-WBBKI.V NKWS, published ou Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Saturdays, one year fa; six months its; and 50 cents u mouih for auy blunter period. Sruscuimcixs lu nil cases payable In advance, and no paper coulliiucd aller thc expiration of the lime paid for. AiivKitTisKMKsrs.- iirsi insert lon 15 cents '. Uno; subsequent Insertions io cents a linc. Spe? cial Notices io cents a line each Insertion. Busi? ness Notices 20 cents a line each Insertion. Mar? riage und funeral Notices one Dollar each, (hits and Electrotype Advertiimncnts will be Inserted on I he Fourth Pago only. NoTictis of Wants, To fient, Lost and FounTd, Boarding. Ac, liol exceeding 20 words. 21 CCU IS each Insertion; over 20, nud not exceeding no words, 40 cents each Insertion; over 00 and not exceeding 40 words, 50 cents each Insertion. All tmouncemcnts to bc published ai these rules mutt be paid for In advance. ? . TTAXCBS should bo made by Postofllee fj. inter or by Express. If this cannot bc done, pruteetlon against losses by mall may lie secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able lo thc order of Hie proprietors of Tm: NKWS, or by sending Hie money lu n registered letter. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., No. 140 Hast Hay. Charleston, S. C. ?3)*n?teston S&tog. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, ist!0. To Our Friends lu ?He ' on ut ry-In ll UK UH 111 , tO KaW S lill -l l 1 l>< I S. xv? des (re, 1/ ptutatbie, to make THK NKWS, to7ifc7i fs already Without exception th'.' cheapest newspaper in thc south, a regular visitor in eveii/ toefl regulated household in this amt itu adjoining State*. As an inducement lo the plant? ers to subscribe to Tnn Nnws (Hybrid th? expira? tion nf th cprcsent year, fe have arranged with Messrs. Walker, Evans ii- Cogswell, the publish? ers af the RURAL CAKOLINIAN, to supply thal new and superb aijricultural magazine, together with THK NKWS, lo all new subscribers, at the follow? ing very tow rates: THK DAILY NKWS nnd the RURAL CAno/.ixiAN, one year, for six. dollars andjifty cents. THE TKI-'.VF.EKI.Y NKWS mid the RURAL CARO? LINIAN, oiiet/car./oryour dollars. ? Subscriptions to the two publications may be ?e*H either to the proprietors of Tun NKWS, or to trie proprietors of thc RURAL CAROLINIAN. Jim pfrsons desiring to avail themselves af this offer tMisf ito so before, the jtrst of January next, as the. arrangement xolll not be extended beyond Ulai period. jfjsivs or rut: n.tr. -Gold nt New York, yesterday, closed dull at !2!<. -The New York colton market was dull nud fie lower. Sales 1603 bales ut Satfe. -At Liverpool, colton closed firm; uplands i'2H'd; Orleans 12Md. Sales ift.ooi bales. -A Chinaman has bought a through ticket from New Yolk to Hong Kong. ; -A btu lias been Introduced Into the Alabama Legislature making grand Jurymen swear they bnvc never bclongc I to Hie Ku Klux Klan. .-Dr. Wade Hampton wns accidentally killed bys. W. Cobb, Esq., ?hile hunting together on the Colorado River, Tcxns, n short lime ngo. -It ls now said that when thc Cardin* glanl is alone al night, tic removes his right hand from its customary position, and placing Hie thumb on tho end of his nose, vibrates lils fingers in the air. -Thc new street tn Loudon leading from t he Bank of England to Ibo now Black friar's Bridge, a broad, straight thorough faro through the henri of Hie great city, ls to bo named after Mr. rei? body. J-Several United States vessels arc said to liavo already sailed, und others to be preparing for de? parture, from New York, under scaled orders, and lt ls prcBumcil they aro buund for Cubuu waters. -Prominent Ohio Democrats claim (hat tticy arc sure of enough fusion Republicans tn organ? ize thc Legislature and defeat thc Fifteenth amendment. Il is known (tint leading Republi? cans nre anxious. -The latest news from Paraguay ls to the effect that thc vanguard only or the allied army hos moved toward thc new position of Lopez, the main army being sill) prevented from moving from want of provisions. -Spain's lawyer In Hits country ls Sidney Webster, a son-in-law of Secretary Fish. His salary ls $40,000 In gold. Rc hires spies und de? tectives for thc Government of Spain, and is thc advisor In contract purchases of arms, munitions of war and commissary supplies. ;-A- oem mu luis beci| laid before thc govern? ment at Washington, by certain Israelites, asking Hu friendly milcos with Hie Russian Oovemment, to save several thousand Jewish families from being removed Oom Ibe r homes In Bessarabia, to thc interior nf Russia, In accordance with an old nnd severe law of thal Empire. -Thc transit of Venus, willoh will inko pince In 1674,, Will be observed ty a comm lice of usliono mers nf thc Kurth Berman Confederation. Tito committee,. consisting of tho directors of flic observatories ni Colba, Bonn, Lclpslo, Hamburg, Carlsruhe nnd Berlin, met in thc taller city, on OclohcruMh, io consult on thc preliminaries. -lt ls stated that thc President bas made nj) a fuit list of de persons whom bc intends m ap? pointais circuit judges, und will send (ho nomina? tions to thu Senate very soon after lt assembles. Considerable anxiety ts evinced by Hie numerous applicants and their friends, but the President In? variably refuses m answer their questions regard? ing them. -A tidal wave of great size nnd force, nt Oran, Algeria, it ls reported, recently destroyed a sinnig sea wall for.the distance of ?024 rcct, or huir n mile. Thc account says that after thc llrst breach forly feet wide was made thc wall rapidly broke ap, the Immense granite blocks being swept away Uko chair. The spray "reached a height of three hundred feet. -Chinese literature has met with a seri?os loss In thc destruction by lire of a Wing of l'an Emperor or China's, palace which contained stores of books and or blocks for bonk-prlntlng. From HB connection willi literature, lt wns ono of tho best known buildings In lite palace. Hs narnu occurs on ult books pruned ut Hie Empe? ror's charge for two centuries. -Professor l/mmis, or New Haven, considers, tho carib ? Very unsure place to stay on any longer, fruin the fact Hutt thu lalo volcanic mani? festations have been sn general in their character that 'there ls no longer tiny doubt about tito theory that all volcanoes have nal a local, lint n general amt common origin, in thc central Bauld, pnrls of our globe', where tho most lutcnsu heal' prevail.!. -Thc London Times, referring to tho possible eesslou of SHU Domingo lo thc United suites, j Says: "From Hie present aspect of tufa irs, we should bc disposed lo expect tho completion o a treaty to that effect. Snell n imrgain would bu beneilclal, not only to tho panics concerned, but to Europe and thc world. The Americans can lose but lithe', While they might gnlri a grent deal. The island ought to become a new emporium ror trade, and in the creation or such commercial stallone, no people ore moro deeply Interested, than ourselves. -Miss Sienne; kc WIIB a malden Ifidy, sixty-five years old, living lu Punnsyivnnia, worth $40,000. Dr. SchO?ppe was a phVRlclon, prnctlctng his pro? fession nt i he placo whore Miss s. lived. He be? came engaged td lier, anti they wcro to bc mar? ried, when Miss S. was taken sick and dlod. During bur Illness Dr. 8. Attended ber. immedi? ately arter her death the doctor presented her will, attested by himself and .his nullor, wherein the doctor was made her sole legatee Thc natu, ral heirs Accum d tho doctor ol murder. Tho stomach nf ihn deceased was submitted to analysis; prnss'c acid wns declared to be de? tected; tho doctor was tried, convicted, and ls now undor sentence or death. Put tho ?whole testimony has bron carefully examined, ult niu ittcls luvcsiigutcd by Ino highest medical ability, und ibo evidence alleged i? bolit?niNoicul lo Justify conviction. The analysis ls proved lo buvo been Imperfect, and lite death shown io have probably resulted from u natural cause. Yet Governor (leary refuses to extend Executive clemency, ami lite doctor seems doomed io diu on the gallows within n few ?lays. A Tile mc for ?lir Tintes. Tlicru is no roy,il road lo knowledge, nnd, "n general, every community and every class IIIUHI solve for itself the practical problems id* tho agc. Hut un miders! undhi;; o? wlittt others have ucconi pl Whet!, under similar cir? cumstances, may facilitate the solution of grave questions in social und ?conomie si i ence, and, while thc Trades' Unions now forming In the South may lie long in roaching the highest degree of usefulness, wo feel that their value may ho increased, and their legiti? mate powers enlarged, if Trades' Unions and t heir pm poses, through Hui means of the press, me helter and more thoroughly understood. And Ibis muy be accomplished by passing hi review the history of these associations in England, where there are not less than 2(100 Trades' Unions, anti where they have shown in full force the errors we desire lo avoid, as well us Ihe good qualities which the Trades' Unions of th South desire, to emulate and surpos?. In England there tua two classes of Unions-the Trades' Union pure and simple, which aims nt protecting the workman against the employer; mid, secondly. Hie Trades' Union which combines that object with the character of e. Friendly or Provi? dent Society, and which undertakes to se? cure to Hs members certain benefits of allowance in sickness or accident, superan? nuation in old age. and payments in aid of funeral and other expenses. The combina? tion of the two objects certainly impairs thc financial soundness of these bodies. Tho revenue willoh forms tho insuruuco fund is liable lo boar Hie exhausting drain nf a strike, and ls the purse from which the capitalist is to be fought willi his own wea? pons. The workman who has paid his dues for years lo provide against "il rainy day" ls exposed in this way to serious danger. There is also the doubt whether the contri? butions of the members, nt tho usual rate, will meet thc demands made upon them for benefit purposes only. Tho general opinion in England is that, under thc most favorable circumstances, the contributions or dues arc totally insufficient to secure the benefits spccillcd. Mieson und Dr. Farr publish statements upon this subject in the llogistrar-Gencral's Report, and if there is anything in the calculations of these en.?'tent actuaries tho societies will inevi? tably conic to ruin, and thc longer they last before the crisis come the more widespread Ilia ruin will bo. Thc3c views nra fully ex? plained in the reports of tho Royal Com? missioners submitted to both Houses of Par? liament in 1807. lt must he borne in mind that the. Ameri? can Trades' Unions, o? which we have knowledge, uro not ns lavish in making promises ns the. English'Unions arc. The anmlgamlzed society of carpenters and join? ers, for instance, gives thc following bene? fits: When ont of employment $2 50 a week for t welve weeks, and $1 GO for twelve weeks more; sick benefit $3 a week, or $1 50 ti week ns long as thc sickness continues; ac? cident benefit, $500 ; emigration beuetlt $30 ; superannuated benefit for life, if a member twenty-five years, 82 a week; if member a eighteen years, $1 75 a week; if ti mem? ber twelve years, SI 25 u week; funeral benefit SCO. This the English society pro? poses to provide for by a contribution of $1 a month, with un entrance fee ragging from $1 75 to $5. In regard to this socie? ty the'Royal Commissioners report that, if thc plan of having an uniform rate of sub? scription fir all ages ?3 to be adhered to, the tines should bo nt least fice tlolJars n month, instead o? one dollar. All those amounts are in gobi, at tho rate of four shillings sterling tn the American dollur. Taking an American society as an exam? ple on thc other side, wo have thc Charles? ton Typographical Union which pays in case of sickness SP. a week, equal lo ?2 40 in gold, and glvC3 ii funeral benefit, of $30, or $24 in gold, thc monthly contribution being 50 cents, or 40 cents tn gold. One half of the ditos aro applied to benefit purposes, hut it seems clear enough that Ibo Charleston society is in a stronger posi? tion than its English brothor. Wc think that wc have said enough to show the necessity of holding tho heneflt fund inviolate, and of exercising thc great? est caro in regulating the scale of lu nelits so that moro may not ho promised than cnn certainly be. performed. At this point wc leave tills branch of thc subject of Trades' Unions. WE aro indebted to the Columbia corres? pondent of tho Charleston Courier for tho gratifying intelligence that Congressman Wldltomorc "thinks the Republican party "will carry tho Slate noxtycar by thirty-fivo "thousand majority. The following counties "uro put down as probably Democratic: "Lexington, Spartanburg,. Union, norry, "Picketts, Anderson und Greenville. Tho "doubtful ones arc Lancaster, Minion and "Chesterfield." Considering that the Radi? cal majority last year was only 17,001, and that thu Radicals wero defeated nt thal limo in only fifteen counties, tho estimate of Congressman Wliiltemoro is a vcr,, mode? rate ono. Thc backbone of thc party must and shull bo presorved, if Whittcinoio can do it ! _. . _ QNB point nmdo by tho Radicals in Co? lumbia ngninst Jud^fc Carpenter, is that tho chiuso in tho presentment of tho Grand Jury of Orungobiirg County denouncing tho ma? gistrates ns incompetent, and os thorough nuisnncos, wns "inserted by the rc ipi est" of the Judge himself. This is not trno. Judgo Carpenter appreciates the responsi? bilities aa well as privileges of his posi? tion, and was Dot guilty of the im propriety of suggesting whom or what the grand jury should, or should not,, present. TUB December number of thc Bural Caro linian is out, and from the casual glance that we have given ut its contents, we judge it to I/o no whii inferior In interest and value to those which have prccedod it. Plantora who wish to got this capital magazine should avail themselves of tho oder held out during tho remainder of tho present month to bub scribe ut a groaily reduce I pt ico, to THK NKWS nud tito Ti irai Carolinian in combi? nation. Thc Way to Do lt. Doctors ditter us lo tho host way o? curing tho evita of tho present Township systom, with its seven hundid nod forty townships, ii.s live ; lunn.uni otto hundred and eighty officer*, und its yearly cost of moro than eleven liiUHlrotl thousand dollars. Ono pinn is io suspend thc operation of thc law for lon years. Thia ta pin n enough. Another plan is lo suspend thc Township law in part, and elect a special commissioner for each township, who shall report upon (he condi? tion of roads and bridges, and upon thu condition of the poor, und who shall, utao, draw jurors and attend to the working of Hu; public highways. Upon lids basis (lie cost of the township system would be only $59,200 a year. Kron this is far loo mitch. The County Commissioners can discharge the duties proposed lo be imposed upon the Township Commissioners. All that is stip? ulated to be paid these now commission era is SSI) a year, and at this price it will lie exceedingly difficult lo obtain g;ontl work from any Radical nlllcinl. The County Com? missioners should be willing to lake upon themselves the extra labor, duding Iholr re? ward in self-praise if not in public approval. A simple and unconditional suspension of the Township law for ten years is the wisest course to adopt, and the General Assembly, which does so much for the injury or Hie Stale, should be willing, once in a way, to pass a measure which will be u welcome re? lief lo every taxpayer in South Carolina. The Township law, as iL stands, is a mon? strous swindle-an infamous attempt lo seize unotber slice of the earnings of tho people. Among the township officers, how? ever, tuc many gentlemen nf high character nhd good standing, who allowed themselves to be elected, or sought election, because a bad law ?3 made worse when administered by rogues and rascals. These gentlemen, who occupy in tho townships tho sumo posi? tion that Hie Democratic members occupy in the Ganoral Assembly, cannot make the law a good one; but they can, and ?lo, in their particular spheres, prevent thieving, ex? travagance and waste. They accepted office on the ground thal whenever a true anti good iran is elected to office, however small il may bc, another point is market! in thc gain*. and another step made toward ob? taining the control of thc State. This is tho true policy, nml ii. is deeply to li? regretted that tho Democratic officers cannot be ex? cepted in lenas, when it is necessary lo con? demn and raposo thc corruption of tho Legislature or the rottonnoss of the town? ship system. Their people, nevertheless, know and appreciate the embarrassments and annoyances which n conscientious de? votion lo tho Interests of tho State, have brought upon thom. What te opposed, what 's fought, what is condemned, is the Haili- I cal official. Tb him and his fellows, aud io ilicin only, our denunciations Apply. AH parties agree, in declaring that the Township law is unnecessary unil unwise. The Radicul County Commissioners them? selves cannot uphold n system which makes the township administration a lo ne cost as mucli as tito gross amount of the Slulo tax? ation. All that is required is a straightfor? ward determination to give the people some relief, and thc law will be repealed or sus? pended without moro delay. YYB ure obliged to our correspondent from Beaufort for the informait?*? that Professor Fiske, of Harvard, is ??nut eiititlct^pwy*"Dn* "called a professor," and is named John, not Janies. Tho name was either a mis? print, or an inadvertency, for we know very well that Hie Eric King was otherwise en? gaged in speculation. But as lo thc profes? sorship, wc are obliged, until further notice, lo defer to tho authority of The World, In which lils lectures me published. That journal says, in nu editorial notice: ' Ilar "vard ia the llrst of American colleges to "?jim a chair to what has, in a fragmentary ''way, existed since Hie. Hmo of Bacon, but "bas only lately come lo be known us Ibo .'positive philosophy.(! ) Mr. John Fiske, ono "of the most thorough and versatile scholars "in (his country, us tho renders of The World "know, has been chosen as the first Amerl l'can professor to expound tho system." If our correspondent is right, The World is wrong, although Professor John Fiske ?3 one of its regular contributors. AH thc Professor confesses that ho knows nothing is it is, perhaps 2%ti World, or perhaps our correspondent, may bc in a similar predi? cament LBSLIX, Hie incorruptible chief cook of Jie "Land Commission," ;:ive.< notice to the world that his precious institution "chal? lenges investigation." lt is unfortunate for ho shrewd, bub whimsical senator from linrn well, that ho has not benn tibia to throw t sop to each of the envious "members of itbor departments" sufficiently sweet to in lucc them to let him and his "fat thing" done. _ _ _ COLONEL PHAROH, tho agent of Scnntor ?praguo, talks ns If he wore going to begin >pcrntions in earnest upon Ibo Columbia Danni. This is just right. If Senator Spraguo turns in and does Hie work, ho is .ho man for us. But if ho dilly-dallies nny nore, tho sooner bis lease, is canceller! thc jullcr for tho Stat?. . ?(So Rent. ? HOUSES; FARMS, SToTlES, ROOMS, Ac, now vacant, nun readily lie reined by ulvortltlng Hiern in this colunia. Thc rate ls ss '.ems fur twenty words or less, each Insertion, if inti! tn advance._ F~OR RENT, A SUITE OF ROOMS SIT BATEO lu tho wcsiorn pan or Ute city. lpply to No. 12 Montague street.- deda 110 RENT. THE TWO AND A HALF . STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, Meeting firent, iclwecn Hocloly nutt Wentworth st reel, east side, mumming four square mums, two attics, pnntry, md dressing room, with cistern ami necessary mtbnlhlings. Apply at HART'S Hardware Store, somer King and Market streets._der.1 F~~URNISHED ROOMS TO LET BY THE month, week or nig!:'. Termo moderate. ^pply at No. 46 Bcauraln street. noyjO tufa_ rO RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN on (ho first of January next, a PARU ou ncotlng street road, Jululog tho City boundary, ?ntalulng sixteen ncres. Apply to C. WHlTl'E HOItK. No. n ItHdcllffe street._nov? Hu r() RENT, THAT LARGE AND COMMO? DIOUS HOUSE III complete repair. No. 31 lud street, with elstern und all luxes, a ry oul nuldlngs. Apply nt No. 70 Bast Bay. i)cc2 4 110 RENT, A EINE STORE WITH FIX TUBES for a grocery und bar-room, corner .ungi! udo Lune and East Bay. To nn approved coan; rent wilt ho i 10 per mouth. Abo, six urge sanare Rouius, willi Uro pisces, back' piazzas ind cistern waler on every story. The rooms ?viii be reined singly lr preferred. Inquire nf Mr. DISK, on ibo premises._ net IS R~ 0?MS. TO : RENT. -T11 RE E U N FUR? NISHED rooms lu n residence pleasantly IIu.tted in the western part or Hie city. Terms mutende. For ronlier particulars, apply nt No. 1 Du ugh ty strcoL oct l'l llinuts. WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BK marie known ta everybody In this column al thc ruto of?? cent-" lor twenty words or less, each Insert16n. ti pani In ndvnnce. _ VCTANTKI). A SITUATION JIV A BE? VY HPKUTA ULM WU 1TK ll I KL i<? Cook and Wash Titra small family, (tomi rocomniuudiittons can lie iii ven u required. Apply ai thlsolUui. decs 1* WANTED TO BENT, A BUICK HESI DBNCE lu lu'cntrnl part ?d thc city, con. lalitliig lour ur SIN rooms, willi elsi urn amt necessary outbuildings. Address P.S., kej box N.|. KW I?. ?>. Mi ra Finwo ?ROOFERS' WANTED, -WANTED IM I' MKMATKLY. Itircc ??UOPBIIH lo g? In the I'.nint-mWIII :h wilges anil sleailv employment ctvcn.lpipll In .IA M KS AHMSTOXG, Jr., A fi).. Ko. 40 warkci strcel, near Meei lug. dcr3 2 YX/ANTKI). A WHIT:', CHM,.TU NURSE VT amt do housework. Prolcslaul preferred. Apply ai No. ia I'hnrlolte si reel. lleca r* \?/\\NTE7>~ HY A GENTLEMAN AND VT S WI KB, U pleasanily furnished Boom, with HOARD, In n private family, near the line of street Ours. Adilrcss, stating location, Ac, tack Pox, Ne. 7T, Charleston Post ?mee. dcc3 8? WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN AS Cook anil Washer. The best recommen? dations required. Apply al No. UT Wentworth st net. novae A LADY OL'' LONG EXPERIENCE IN 1Y. Instmctlng in English, French, Latin mid Musie, desires H position ILS governess In a first class family. Itest Southern references niven. Address MissS. K. lt., Biatlon li, New York. dei-J :; WANTS A SITUATION AS SUPER INTKNDKNT on ii Bute Plantation by a one? al tu iiuii, who luis seven yean?' experience in lUcecuBure, mid good recommendations from his funner employers. IIOOSQ addresB W. ll. W., Charleston. S. C. dec2 WANTED, A LAD Y ACCUSTOM LD TO CUTTIKd AN ll SBWINll for u family, to "Whom ti home would bc u'i object, lo go lu the conni rv. Address Box 8;., Sumter, S. C. i kel 4* _ _ WAFTED, A COM TETENT HOUSE i?KBVANT. Apply at northwest corner of Vuudcrnorsi ami Coming streets. nnvjt) TJTTANT?D, A GTKL BETWEEN l t AND TT Vi years of yours, lo do housework und as? sist in rooking. Apply nt No. 28 King street. novSn WrANTED.-7\YOUNG MARRIED MAN, 2S years old, would like to take charge of n largoCotlOII Plantation, lu tho Slate Of South Carolina. Any one lu want, nf a good, faithful Overseer, will do well to address the uudersigneil. Can give the best of references. Cood steady habits, ami not troubled willi polities. Address, for two months, I?. W. BOW ABBS, Portland, Maine. no-.-in imo* WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK, in a Wholesale llrug Store, or ii large Be? lall and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to go in Hie country. Will expect but n simili com? pens?t lou at Hist. Thc tippllciint ls a grad?ate of Hie South Carolina Medical College. Address M. P., through Hm I'ostofllce. _ new "\TfANTEP, A HOUSE, NEAR TUE V Y central part of thc city, containing live or six rooms, with good oui buildings and waler. Address o. ai this Office. so.pt-j.s AG ENTS WANTED EVERY W i I EHE TO ?ell the American KNITTING MACHINE, Hu-only practical EainUy Knitting Machine ovel Invented. Price $25. wm knit ??.IHW stitches pi-, minni". Address American Knitting Machine Cpmpnny, lloslou, Mass., ur SI. Louis, Mo. 0012(1 Sillos WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW ?kat JOB PRINTING of ali kinda, plain ami ornamental, ts executed promptly tn the uun'.eststyle and nt the lowest New lorie prices, nt VIII: Nr.ws Job Ginee, No. no BAST BAY. cull and examine Ibo scale of prices before giving your ?miers elsewhere. WANTED, AGENTS.-TWO HUNDRED ami Fifty Hollars per month, to sell thc linly Genuine Improved Common Sense Family SEWING MACHINE. Price only $ts. Great In ?luccmcnh! in Agents. This ii the moat popular Sewing Machine of Hie dav-makes ihn I.minus "Elastic Lock Stitch"-will do any kind of work that can be done on any machtue. One hundred thousand sold and the demand constantly In? creasing. Now ls Hie lime to lake an agency. Send for Circulars, ai- Beware of iufrlngers. Address SECOMB A CO., Boston, Mass.; Pitts? burg, Pa., or St. Louis, Mo. ort JJ timos ?ov Gnlc. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO PKRTY of any kind may bo advertised for sale lu Hits column, at thc rale of itt cents for twenty words or icss, each Insertion, If paid lu njenjttcc._ PUl Mit HORSES AND "A?U LES.-TUE uudersigneil will oifcr for sale this morning one of tho choicest lois of work Horses and Mules ever brought to lids market. H. AKNOI.I), cor? ner Meeting and John streets. dcc3 2 IF YOU WANT NICE FRUIT, GO ~T0 KLEIN'S Cheap Fruit Store, at No. :Uitf King street. Ho lins received u Hue assortment of lt, all in good order, und tic will sell them cheap In? deed. dec3 2* 171 O R SA L E, STEAM PORTADLE ; CHOS.S.CUT OB WOOD SAWING MA? CHINES, King's patent, suitable for cutting cord wonil, ahiiiglos, staves or chipboard blocks, and particularly adapted to tho wants of railronds, wood contractors, wood yarn, saw mill, and lum? ber men generally. For this machine wc claim precedence over anything of thu kind ever nt leiupicd. All parties Interested and thc public arc Invited to see this machine in operation daily frc - V . ?lock A. M. to 1 P. M., nt tho Artesian Wen ,.oi, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets. Slate or County rights, or single innohlllCS for sale. Apply lu CAMERON, BARKLEY ft CO. ilcctl im? _ _ ITtOR SALE, SE VERAL YOUNG WORK ? HOUSES AND MULES, lit J. CHRISTO? PHER'S Stables, No. SM Klug street._doc? ONE FIRST-CLASS EIGHT lt O Ii SE Strictly PORTABLE ENGINE and BOILER. One SI cam Portable Cross-cut or Wood Sawing Machine. ' For sale ut CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO._UOV27 12 13HINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A . GREAT BARGAIN.-One Minali CyllnderTAY-1 LOR PRESS lu complete repair. Ii hus been but lillie used, and is sohl simply because the present uwner has no usc roi- lt. ? Tho si/e or th? bed of j the Press is forty-four by fifty-eight Inches, said Press will bo sold nt a great bargain If applied for it once, ns tao room lt occupies Ls wanted for tiller purposes. Addrcsss Box Ko. 3785 Kew York Post?nica; sept20 _ ?iinjj for Sole. VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.-I will sell 20.000 ucrcs of LANI) and FOUR STEAM SAW MILLS, situated lu Holleton County, S. C., on tho Kin st o River. These I.amis have an unlimited supply or the i cry finest pine timber, and also lino facilities tor running machinery with water power. All thc Mills aro now In successful op'?ration, nnri aro SonnootOd with tho river either I; canal or rall .oad. Location healthy, water -ixcclicnt, and I.amis well adapted ror corn, cotton, rice or MUM. I will sell these Lands in n body or divide them nto tracts lo ault purchasers. For further particulars, npply to JOHN T. JEN? NINGS, Georgo's Station, 8. G. Railroad. dec3 fuiwiiiiOK* ?) A HO ACRES TO LEASE FOR A a'delyU TEH M OF YEAHS.-Tho largo and jcmnlful PLANTATION, known ns Kelti Place, tonslstlng of 2400 acres, 1100 cleared. Soil rich it.il eluy abounding In deposits nt marl. 7uu acres if i nleiidld conon land; iou acres or li will make i I.a ; lo (ho acre; location perfectly llellllhv lill he lear; four and a hair miles from Lowlsvlile, j.mi li Carolina Railroad; well settled; luis been in '.mistnnt cultivation sluco tho war: has all neccs my buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables, ;tnhouse, screw, laborers' houses. Lyon's Crook .uus through thu QStatQ and furnishes one of thc mst sties for a fnotory lu the Stute. Will bo sold with tho lease, the following: 8 linc 'OHng MULES, a large lot of Improved Impla? non ia, 11 ri n ly Ploughs, New Gin, Dickson Cotton iced, enough to plant tho entlro crop; 2000 inshols or Cotton Seed forflrtlllalng; ano buahelaof torn. All will bo sold on tho place, low for cash, ?crtics desiring to lease aro requested to Inspect he growing crop Of cotton, which will elvo entire ntlsfaction. For terras, apply lu Mas. LAW tBNCK KKITT, St. Matthew's P. O., Orangcburg Hstrlct, S. 0. RKKEKBNCKS.-Major T. n. Whaloy, J. 0. Kelti, {sq., Orangcburg: II. W. 1'eronncau, Esq., WU lam Middleton, Esq., Clmrleston. notai mwfiino? EFLORIDA LAND FOR SALE. -A 1 valunbto PLANTATION of 880 acres lu Un? ion County, Florida, ia offered at private sulp, itu ut tone hair cleared and under cultivation:, ian boat hammock. Tills Plantation ls one or ] he mit t de-traillo tn the State; ls very produc? ive for Golton, Rice, Oom, Sugar," Vogel ablcs, tc; also duo lor Oranges and other Fruits; is ncatcd In ono uf thu healthiest und must, plea? sant neighborhoods In the State, hoing cnnvcnl tut to railroads, churches, ftc. Apply to A. B. ilBLLIGAN. Cotton Factor, Accommodation VhaiT. Charleston. H. c. __novi" _\_iUtnouo^s._ A UGUSTINET.HMiTII HAS Ri-MO/-! i X El) his Law outee dom No. 14 Br ad stroat o 0.3', Broad stree:, .'outu aldo, ov-v . (lice of -Clich A Bruns. deva fini lUcclingo. I^ACI.i: PI KB UNO INK COMPANY. j Vim are liri ?-iiy summoned In attend a Regular Monthly Meeting or.your company, al your I|HII, un TIMS (Friday) KVKMNU, . I liistunt, al 7 o'clock. Hy order. ARTHUR M. C I'IKN, dec-:: Secretar,!. ? UM AN RIFLE CLUti! THK KKGU \T liAK Monthly Meeting of hil* Club will he lii-lil al MnilsK'dt'H Hall, nt ? ?vi?-:, THIS Kv?:. m sa. Itiialncs < oi Importance ?ill tm1 rausaci i. O. il. BERGMANN, linell Sr. it inly. S/ENG KR BUN D TEUTONIA. THE AN? NIVERSARY Meeting or this Society will INJ liiid Ul Hu- Hall, ai H O'clock THIS KVKillNI!. H. II. BKItllMANN, drril H 'erriary. ATTENTION, WHITE KAHOKKRS. Tho White Laborers of Chnrk'sloti in favor ol' Hie Workingmen'* linton, No. I, arr requested lo al und a tn rei in g of Huir Itraiiiii, lo Ins held ni iioinn;>" liait, corner or King mid Wentworth ni reel*. Tum KVKNINO, Hie nil lind ant, ai s o'riork. for the purpose of elect inn a lletcjmlo lo thc Kxcculive Committee mid signing Hie Constl* tinion or Hie Union. Mr. I,. UL NOItTHiKH' will address tho meeting. .IA MKS M. KA ?lt, dena ['resident. N?TIGE.-THE SURVIVORS OK TUB Lafayette Artillery desirous ol forming a HharitatilU Assorialioti, uro requested lo meet al MiiHoiiie. Hall. Tilts KVKKINU, Hie 3d instant, al hnlf-past 7 o'clock. Honorary member* aro spc chilly invited tn attend. deca APPRENTICES' MURAR Y SOCIETY. ~ The Trustees or the Apprentice* Library So? ciety are requested lu meet ut I hu ot.iee of Porter A Conner,'lins l>.\v, ul I o'clock P. M., on busi? ness or Importance. The Trustees are: Wm. Lobby. Kdwttrd Sc bring, A. H. Dunkin, .1. H. Stein meyer, William Thayer, C. lt. Cochran, J. lt. Lockwood, J, T. Weisin.m. H. S. Griggs, Joseph .IOIIIIHOII, D. C. Wayne. IV. S. Ilencrcy. w. ll. PORTER, deca President. Stouco, Ranges, &r-c. Q T O V E S A T W UOLESAIJE. THU UNDE?18I0NKD, SUCCRSSOltS OK HOR? TON A SHEPHERD, HAVE RKSHMKD THEIR TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUSI? NESS, AND ARK NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY ] OTHER DEALERS, PACTO RS, MERCHANTS AM ALL THE CUSTOMERS OP T11K OLD HOUSE WITH TIIK MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS OF COOK INO STOVES, RANGES AND H KATINI! STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRY PRICES. THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-SOME OF THEM ARK DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH? OUT THE AID OF CHIMNEY'S IF NECESSARY' AND ALL ARK GUARANTEED TO HAKE PROP? ERLY, IF SIT UP AS DIRECTED. THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN PRICE-HAVE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND DOUBLE OVEN'S, THOUGH HUT A SINGLE PIPE, AND KERB NO BRICK-WORK TO SET | THEM UP. THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON Alli TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, Ac. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES WILL BB FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION. WM. SHEPHERD A CO., No. 34 MAYNE S T I!. BET, CHARLESTON 8. C., J S A P A N N E D T I N - W A R E AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & C. O ." _NO, 84 HAYNE STREET._ TAMPED TIN -WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & CO. No. 24 KAYNE STREET. ?pituNCII RETINNED IRON - WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET. A E L L E V I IJ IJ E C O P P E R ROLLING MILLS.. AGENTS IN CHARLESTON: \V M. SHEPHERD & CO. No. 21 KAYNE STREET. .innen (5OO?G, Sic. v I s I TOR Once said ir we only kr.cw where thc resident citizens made their purchases there wc should get well served. To such we otter A DIRECTORY". Thc ladles who desire thc latest styles of fash? ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or Druids, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. Thc gentlemen who desire to bc presentable lu Adonis attire, for Wigs, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. All who desire thc best German Colognes, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. For Diadem or Coronal Combs, all Go to M. A A. ASHTON. Those who require thc best Extracts, Uo to M. A A. ASHTON. Every ono who desires good Hair Brushes or Combs, Oo to M. & A. ASHTON. Of necessity all who require u good Tooth Brush, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. For gen niue Talc do Vents, all must Go to M. A A. ASHTON. For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all Go to M. A A. ASHTON. In fact, all who require genuine goods from thc following houses : Society Hygi?nique, I . Bailey's, ) . Hilda's, g Atkinson's, g Cowdray's, -r. UosuclPs. .= liver, Lowe A Sons, S (luci lain, C Yardley, -J Henry A Dcmnrson, j Rowlands A Sons, _ Cowland, J ? As also, Venis Goods in their Uno from every reputable manufacturer In thc Slates, Go to M. A A. ASHTON, No. 240 King street, Five doors from Market street. nnvl mwf?mos_ TM PORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. BAZAAR, No. 303 KINO STREET, cons RR a BOHO a, J. ARCHER, PROPRIETOR. I wonld respectfully Inform my numerous cus? tomers that I have returned from New York, and have reooivcd per steamers Manhattan und James Adger 60 cases assorted merchandise, comprising everything tu tho NOTION, HOSIERY, SHIRT. TIES and general taney linc. My stock, al pres? ent, ls the largest over odored lu this city. My position willi Importers and Maniifnetun rs, "as a CASH buyer," gives mn many ndvaiitUtgos, ona Illing ute. io sell all gumlu nt least from 25 lo 30 percent, less than those holding old slock previ ously bought on CliRlUT. Oild lots given nwav. Price Hst on application. BAZAAR, No. 303 KINO STREET, Corner George. The Ladies' Favorito Store. O ?J- Several smart, intelligent Youths wanted. covO Imo QVinuocmcnie. A O A I) E M Y () K M usu;. Proprietor.ions ciiAim it'K Lessee mill Manager.Hill NT. Killin THIRD NIGHT av THE KKAKON. Tho no w iiii>l elegant Comedy, entitled ll O M K ." Now In .i v ry successful run ni Wullock': Theil' Ire. New Yiirk. Miss ELDRIDGE. Miss ALEXANDER, M UKI'.. BERT. Mr. JAMES O'NEIL. Mr. II. ll. WOOD. Mr. SAMI1KI, KV AN, nml oilier ladles iii.-, gentlemen. Tn conclude wtiit tin. amusing Puree, ciitlilvd DODGING 11)11 A WIFE. Mr. Lollypop.Mr. SAMUEL lt YAN. A Day Perfomiauco on SATURDAY, when In? dies win he udmllleil for f> > cents; children sw cents. Ko reserved s?-itts. Door* o|ien ?it half* past. I, Curtain up ut half-past - o'clock, when the brilliant Comedy of S C II 0 O E ! Will be produced for Hm lust lime. The family Circle will be open on this occi? si?n for 83 cents. Tile Mallory Will be closed, ?yon Saturday night ? TUB LANCASHIRE LASS. ? Wa-Oll Monday next "MUSICAL IIUKLKSQUR." dena 1 NEW SCHOOL YOUNO LA DI KS. TKIIHS HIIHKHAT, DISCIPLINE STRICT WILL OPKN AT THE ACADEMY, Corner of liing and Mar? ket streets, ON SATURDAY, At half-past i o'clock. Klli??T I.KSSON AT HALT I'AST 2 O'CLOCK. HORS OK TUITION: I - Example rather Utan ! POUR LESSONS EACH Precept." I SESSION. To parents ibis will oder it rare opportunity. Children will Und lt Ute only "School" ever popu? lar \JR Saturday. dec:: Cost aub iron no. FOUND, A l'AIR OE SPECTACLES, on Hie '-'Otb or November. Inquire nt No. 23 Anson street, up stairs. dcc3 1* FOUND, A YAWL 1IOAT. TILE OWNER cnn lui ve her by proving property amt pay? ing expenses. Apply ul No. st Enal Hay. d eel 3?_ 33ICICED UP ADRIFT, A CENTRE HOARD BATTRAI!, which the owner can have by proving property and pitying expenses. Apply ul this outee. deel a ?3fl} t?O??G, QIIEAP GOODS ! ' CHEAP GOODS ! I . O O U D IC O P ! S , No. I 2 o K. I . N 0 S T R E K T . Having removed to that large and commodious Building next lo Burnham'* Drug store, t nm now prepared to oder thc greatest bargains in DRY HOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, Ac, this market lias ever produced. Purchasers will do well by calling and examln , lng our stock of DRESS HOODS PRINTS LONGCLOTHS SHEETING PILLOW COTTON BROWN GOODS TABLE LINEN TOWELS GINGHAMS CASSI M ERES HDSrER?, NOTION'S, " Ac, Ac. Remember, I. tiOUDKOUP'S NEW STAND, No. 423 Ktxa STREET, novs mwf Next to Burnham'* Drug Store. JJEW "SAVINGS INSTITUTION. THE TIME APPROACHES WHEN WARM CLOTHING Is unavoidable, and thc point is to know HOW AND W ll KKK TO OO TO OUTAIN A SUPPLY. A great many have found out already, and now advise their fronds in want or DRY O o 0 ? S To call ut F U ll C .11 G OTT A. B R O., COIlSF.lt OK KINO ANO CALHOUN STKKRTS, Where Dry Roods can bc bongin toa great advan? tage. Attention ls called lo: 100 pair 10-4 Wttltc Blankets, only ?3 75, wortli $4 50. 12-4 Herman Coverlets, from $4 np. Largo Comforts, only J3. loo pair Kine Double Shawls, only $4 50, worth to 00. Arab Shawls, from $c, lip. 1 case llrowu Canton Plannet, only 16c. per yard, worth - Oe. Heavy Hlack Heaver Cloth for Cloaks, only $2, worth $2 75. A linc assortment of Brown Shirtings, Long cloths, Alpacas, Dress (?nods, Notions, Ho? siery, Oluves, Ac, which have bceu bought by large quantities, and will bc sold lo satisfy thc purchasers lu every respect. PUKUHGGTT A URO., Corner King und Cnthouu streets. 03-A special Department for Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Ac, sold at correspondingly tow prices. m.vi. 3mos tailoring, &c. LOTH 1N G , TAILORING ANO FURNISHING GOODS. C MENKE A MULLER, No. 3 2 5 KINO S T R K H T , Three Doors below Liberty street. Have Just received and opened a large nml tine assort meut of Men's Youths' and Hoi's CLOTH? ING, EUHN1SHLNG GOODS, Ac. C.musting ot Elegant OVERCOATS, Rosiness anti Dress Suits, White and Colored Shirts, Underwear Goods, Ac, English anti Domestic Half Hose, Alexander's ami Couvlstcr's Kltt Gloves, buckskin, Doeskin. Calfskin; eli nh, Cusslmcre, Tweed; Silk anti Thread Gloves, Linen and Taper Collars, Cravats, Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Ac Alsu, u large and well assorted stock of BROAD? CLOTH, ?ASSIMKRK, DOESKIN, It K A VER CLOTH, Ac, a large variety of the new style Pants and Vest Put terns, which wc o if er to soil by piece, yard or pattern, or make up bato garments by measure, tn the latest stylos. Our stock bas been selected with great care, nml onces marked very low, In plain figures. Peing cnn (Ideni timi we can offer inducements unequalled bv any other house, wo solicit buyers lu our lino lo give us a call beforo purchasing elsewhere. All orders will rocclve our prompt and very careful attention. Entire satisfaction ls guaranteed, oem mwrjmos T T. II U M P U R B Y S, HR?KER. AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. SALE? OK REAL ESTATE. STOCKS. BONDS, SECURITIES AND I'I'.ltSOKAL PRO? PERTY ATTENDED TO. No. 27 ll RO A ll STREET, Churii-simi, s. C RRPFHlKVCns.-Hon. HENRY HOIST. W. J. MA? GRATH, E?q., Ocucral JAMES CONNER, T. R. WARING, Esq. - oct4 F ?rourke, Ciquoro, S*r. ALI.? Ul' S T K A ll ll A K K I! V . I .Ol ISVII.I.K, K \ .. Miuttiiactory nf I'aleut, /Krat"<i, Karma Waler, Huston, Huiler, Sugar, lA'inou, Vt. Mill Oicum ?uni so IIA CRACKERS, <;... Soups Me? la: ea Cakes, An. Having ncccptcii m,. -,?.,",.. ?tr Hie above Factory, I um pi? i>ur< i m i , nfl urd< i a! Mtiniifncliircr's ?in. J. N. ItOIISON, Nos. i nuil 2 Atlantic \\ barf, lleca fiiiwliiionaij Agent lui- ilie Mai-. il A Y : ll A* Y ! il A Y ( bali I'.Ninth River Hay. Kor sale hy WIST A JON EH, .leca I Nu. TO I'llsi llny. 1 KO. W . W I L ls I A MS St co. J VVIIOI.KSAI.l-: HHOCKKS li A VN K ST ll K HT, CHAIU.KSTON, S. C., llave in Store ami lo arrive, which they are odcring ul lowest market prices limo hills. Yellow Pink Kyc Planting POTATOKH ?wno savka l.iveri.I Sn ll .'iii hales simulan! (?iiiiuy Hugging soo coils Hemp, Jule, Cot ion ami Manilla Kopo ino hhls. Ileiloeil sugars ".o liiuis. purin Rico Sugars 2ft hinis. Muscovado Sugurs IOU hinis. (Mil Crop Culm Mnlas-i'S OOO Mils. Ohl Crup Cuba Molosses inn hills. Sugar House Syrup WKJ bags Kio, Lugttnyra sud Jnvtt Coffee :-,no boxes Oolgiiic Sn. i ami Palo Soups .J.M) boxes H. H., Cheshire ami Slate Clieosc :?).) bill?. Kine, Super. K.xir.i ami Kaili tty Plulir non packages fish. Nos. i. 2 nml low) kegs Parker Milt Nails. Dnttigu Kitto POWHKK. ?hot mid U>ad, caps. Candles, Fire Crackers, Soda DIM! Sugar Crackers, Sugar Jumbles, Kotta tu kegsnuil papers, starch, Oysters, Sardines, Candy, Kuckeis mid Tubs, Kalsins, Pigs, Potash and bye, Klee, Ac, Ac. HOV34 w finamos I I, O U lt ! V I, O V R Kl HST PREMIUM AWARDED TO CAMPSKN MILLS Kl. O H lt. AT COUJMHIA STAT Ii KA ttl, IM.'.I. wt: oKKKn nut SALK: imo sacks Choice Family FLOPRI ,...,.."<,"" MmH 600 saeks Extra Flour ( unmpscn sun.-,. AMI, ...no bbls. Northern FLOCK-all grades MW bills. Northern Choice linkers' Flour. COHN ! OATS ! .1000 bushels Prime White and Western Mixed CORN 2000 bushels Prime Pluck Seed and While Oats. Kor sale by JNO. CAMPSKN A CO. nnv-22 m wp; "J^ I SOX'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE IS WAltf.ANTKI) TO ItOIOVB ALL DEB TR ti KO lt TOBACCO. ftlSON'S TOBACCO ANTI DOTI' is for sale l y Hu. H. HAK.lt. H. W. AIMAIt. C. .1. I,HUN. Du. K. II. KKl. 1.K.HS. Hu. W. A. SK lt I NB. H. H. IIUKNHAM. no\-24 wfm?mos_ j TT iVERPOOL SALT AFLOAT. noon sucks SALT, In line order, now landing per Ship (?milla, noni Liverpool, uml for sale by ItOHT.MIIKK A co.. e.iv "ii noyce's Wharf._ J ll I S II Will S K E Y . Jameson's liest IH1SII WHISKKY, bot Heil by K. A J. Ilnrke, Dublin, nml hearing their label and capsule. Imported dlrecl hy WM. S. coll WIN A CO., nov2l> fi No. ?HT? King slreet. J^IVERPOOL SAL T. .woo socks l.lvepool SALT, just arrived per bark Arb'. rotor. For sale by ?oval WAONKR, HIIOKlt A CO. H K L A T T E & CO. Arc now receiving a rmi StncK of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, afc COXSISTIKU Ol': loo barrels REFINED SUGARS 20 hillls, und barrels Haw Sugar loo hhds. and barrels Motaste* ? >.> 10 barrels beehive Syrup . 100 bags CofTecs . * 100 puokaRvs Muukorcl-Nos. 1, i ami A , 35 barrels Pickled Mullctts and IK n;.'-..*T,.'7w? 100 kegs Nulls I'M 100 boxes Clicesc " ' ? 100 boxes Soaps .200 barrels Flour-Fine, Super, Extra and Family 2ft half chests Hyson and Hulong Tea no kegs Hutch Herrings 100 barrels und tubs Lard too barrels Gibson's and Walter's Whiskey - casks ?lu. Urandy mid Wines f>0 cases Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps 2ft cases Hosteller's Hitlers. Itaisltis, Currants, ennui. Prunes, Figs, Al? monds, Jellies, Oysters, Pickles, Sweet Oil, Torn?? tiles, Urandy and Fresh Peaches, Soda, Fire Crackers. Sardines, Starch, Shot, I'owdcr.Matcbes, bromus and buckets, Sunrkrnut, Ac, Ac. For salo at lowest prices. II. KL ATTI'. A CO.. No. 201 K?st Hay, nov2ft Northwest coiner Cumberland street. T I V fe II P 0~0~L SALT! tiuoo sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, direct from Liv? erpool-large and full sacks. Kor sate at lowest market prices, by ocfiO_T. ,t. It BRR A CO. JP ? HE S II E ll It Y WIME. Just received 30 casks of SHERRY WINE prices $3. $4, ts, {0, $8, $1-2 per gu lion; In bottles, from $1 io$2f.O. ALSO, PIPER A CO. HEIDSIECK Ye Cllcrpiot I'oiisurdln Minimi's Champagne Oreen Seal Spui kling Mozelle. AU of direct Importation. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. -i?ft Kine street, Itrnnch of No. 000 llrondwuy, New York. .jy/? ARENCO CURES FEVER AND A0UE. THE FINEST TONIC IN TUE WORLD. V9~ For sale by all Druggists. O. J. LUIIN, Agent, Druggist, Corner King and John street, Bcpin 3mos_Ctinilcston. S. C. ^CT S LIKE A CHARM! THE 0END1NE ENGLISH CI1LORODINE, (J. COLLIS lIHOWNK'a,) Is the bes: Anodyne ever known to thc profes? sion. To bc hud of Du. H. HA Ell, UOV3_No. 131 Market sir?oL_ CJ O LO M O N'S RITTERS ARE FOR SALK BY Dra. RAOUL ft LY NAH, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNER KINO AND BI ARK ET STREETS. SCptlT Minns XU?GccllaueoiiG. JT IS ABSURD TO NAME 30MTKR, CAROLINA, HOSTETTBR, OR PLANT? TATION lilTTKKS, whllo tho production or the irreal SOLOMON Is In our m hist. Uncle Sam appr?? ci?tes li highly by permitting the salo free from ?lnmp duty. Porsulo ut RAOUL A LYN AIL dcc2_ nOLOMON'S BITTERS A SPECIFIC For Hist d??ense which ls outed by thc npplica Hen nf tho hair of tho biting dog. Numerous ccrililcates can bc furnished. For sale at dcoa RAOUL A LYN MI.