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nut ats OF mt: NEiva.\ TUE DAILY NEWS, by mall, ono year $0; tlx mouths fi; three mont)? $2; one moniliTe cents. Scrveil tu thc elly at FlPTKEM CENTS a week, paya Ote to the cnn ICM, or $0 a year, palo In advance at thc olltce. THE TUI-WEEKI.V NEWS, published on Tuesdays, Thursdays und Saturdays, one year fa; six months <.; aud 00 tents a mouth for any aborter period. BVOflCHimoxa In all eases payable In advance, and no paper continued after the expiration or thc time paid Tor. ADVERTISEMENTS.-First insertion 15 cents u linc; subsequent insertions 10 cents a line. Spe? cial Notices ir, cents a line each insertion, nosi? ness Notices 20 cents a linc cadi Insertion. .Mar? riage nnd Funeral Notices Otic Dollar each. Cuta and Electrotype Advertisements will bc Inserted ou thc Fourth Page only. NOTICES or Wants, To Kent, Lost and round, Boarding, Ac, not exceeding 20 words, 20 cents each Insertion; over 20, nnd not exceeding M words, 40 cents each Insert lou; over GO und not exceeding 10 words, 50 cents each Insertion. All announcements lo be published nt these rates must, bc paid tor In advance. REMITTANCES should bc made by Post?nico Stoney Order or by Express, ir this cannot bc done, protection against losses by mall may bc secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pny ablc to thc order or thc proprietors or THE NEWS, or by aendlug thc money In n registered letter. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., No. 149 Hast Ray, Charlcslon, S. C. MONDAY, DECBMUKll (i, isfi?. To Our Frlcntls In tlic Country-In .lu< eui? ills to New Subscriber*. IPO desire, if possible, fo make TUE NEWF, which is already without exception the cheapest newspatter in tue south, a regular vt.-iior ?a every irell regulated household tn this and tia adjoining .States. As an Inducement to the plant ers to subscribe to TUB SEWS before the expira? tion of lb (present year, ire have arranged with Messrs. Walker, Evans d) Cogswell, the publish? ers af the KURAL CAROLINIAN, to supply that new and superb agricultural magazine, together willi THE NEWS, to alljnew subscribers, al the follow? ing very low rates: THE DAILY NEWS nnd </ic RURAL CAROLINIAN, one. year, for six dollars and Jilly cents. THE TRI-WEEKLV NEWS and the RURAL CARO? LINIAN, one year, for four dollars. Subscriptions to the txco publications maybe sent either to the proprietors of TUB NEWS, or to tlie proprietors of the. RURAL CAROLINIAN. nut liersons desi rill g to avail themselves of this ojfl-r *uutt do SO before thc Jlrsl of January iiext, as the. arrangement, will not be extended beyond that period. A" li IPS OF Titi: HAY. -Thc Lnncashlrc Cotton Mills arc again run? ning on lull time. -General Iguaticff succeeds Gortsehakotf as Minister or Foreign Affairs for Russia. -After December 21st, lt will bc Illegal for first cousins to marry lu New Hampshire -Portugal Invites propssals for a cable lo the American coast, touching nt the Azores. -The Confederate dead nt Greensboro', N. C., h ?ieito in a neglected condition, mc being rc.'n terred. -lin;- and and Prance nie making great eil'oris lo ?eitle Hie dlfferciucs between the Viceroy and thc Sultan. -rienjam'n Raker ls a RorKIIari Who this year raised a crop or ?T000 worth or p neapples on one, acre and a half o g omni. -Emile Olllvlcr declares thal in order to guard against popular excesses thc Corps I.egislutir must rally around thc dynasty. -Merchants in New York, Philadelphia, Chica? go, St. Louis, Louisville and New Orleans arc complaining or excessive dullness In trade. -Til J Rev. C. YOyxy has been found gullly of heresy before t he Consistory Court of York, and excommunicated from thc Church of England. -A reduction has recently been made In the rates of transmitting ligures by thc Atlaniic c.ible. Formerly each figure was charged as a word; now five ligures can be sent as one woid. -Dispatches from Rome announce thnto pre Sydonal Confereucc was held on Thursday last, when thc Papal Allocution wns delivered, aud oaths were administered to ofllcers or thc (Ecumenical Council. -. -Thc government nt Washington has concluded an additional postul convention with Great bri? tain, establishing, on and niter January next, a reduced rate of letter postage of six cents be? tween thc two countries. -Thc Mormons arc said to bc growing host ile towards Hie Gentiles, mid lo have formed a camp of ii rt cen thousand inen, nnd Hie Putted States Government ls said (o have organized u move? ment of military toward Ptah in consequence. -A dispatch (Pited .stockton, Calllornin, No? vember 21, says: "Relic lloyd, who lins been cou? ll ned in the insane asylum for some time, gave binti io a child yesterday, and lina so far recover? ed lier mind that it ls expected she will bc dla cbaiged lu a few days." -The question of excluding tlie Bible rrom thc public schools of Cincinnati ls now before de Superior Comt of that city, and excitas intense Interest. Distinguished counsel ure engaged on either side. The decision ?ill probably nollie given for Iwo or three weeks. -Thc New York revenue onicinls, assisted by about n vc hundred United Stales soldiers, made a raid Friday morning on the illicit distillers in thc vicinity or Hint city, and lnrty-rour establish, menta weic captured. This waa thc "military movement''supposed to hnve been designed for a descent on the dominions of Brigham Young. -According io promise the President laid be? fore the Cabinet, on Tuesday Inst, thc appeal or thc Isrnclltlsli dclegntcs who called ou that day. By thc wish of the Cabinet, the Secretary of State will transmit the appeal to thc Czar of Russia, to? gether with n letter suggested by thc President asking thc favorable consideration of thc appeal by the Czar. -At the sittings ortho Corps L?gislatif on Fri Hay Inst, Henri Rochcfort roso and demanded i bit thc National Guard bc ordered to guard tho ball of tho Corps L?gislatif in the future ror the protect lon or thc members. Thu demand took thechamberbyHurprlse, nnd created un cxtrn ordluary sensation. Expressions ot astonish? ment burst forth from all partsnf Hie hall; cheers followed, which were answered by cries of deri? sion and disapproval. The opposition members generally applauded; bill thc majority protested again M the il.inaioi and Hie demonstration mudo In Hs favor. -In Hie annual report of thc Commissioner of Customs to tho Secretary of tho Treasury, the Commissioner recommends thc passage of a law requiring thc appointment nt ouch port or ono principal deputy collector, to be called "vice col? lector," and to Lc responsible lo thc government thc same ns ir lie were collector. The report also recommends thal (ho surveyor of a pori, espe? cially Hie largo ports, should have exclusive con? trol of all inspections of customs, and that he be charged willi and held responsible for thc per? formance of nil the out-door duties of thc port, such as Inspection, weighing, gnuglug and measuring. -A Washington telegram snys: "The sudden and unexpected success of Mr. Alexander Del? mar, in completing his purchase of the National Intelligencer, ls explained hy tho fact that thc Government of Spain ls said to havo sent, not long since, ono hundred thousand dollars In gold to its minister here, to bc used as n fund for ti e .dissemination of arguments In favor of Rs Ameri? can policy, and that a portion of that snm was appropriated to thc purchase of an organ In Washington. Tho Intelligencer will, therefore, print all the latest Spanish nows In thc futuio and may bc relied upon ns tho ofllclul inonthplcco of thc Spanish Government." -A horrible accident occurred on thc Ocorgln Central itali road, at Millen, by which Mr. Iverson Dupro, a train hand, was horribly mutilated and lost his life. The unfortunate man had Just com? pleted thc coupllug of sonto carn and stepped jnpon au adjacent track, falling to observe thc*ap proach of thc engine, which was backlug down thc track lo couple on seme freight cars. When he turned his henil und ilUotTOred his exposure, lt was too lalc [pr escape, notwithstanding the engine was tnovlne slowly. Tho engineer, In consequence of a high pile or wood on his tender, dhl not perceive Mr. l)uprc*on the track, und moved steadily along to tho accomplishment of Ids purpose. The tender struck the unon lunate man, knocking him down and dragging hint un? der Its wheels and those or the eugine. The by? standers, witnesses or the terrible dilemma In which Mr. Duprc was placed, motioned to and culled upon the engineer ld slop, which could not he accomplished, however, until the hist wheel or ? bc englue had passed over him. The engine having ticen Stopped, Mr. Duprc was extricated, bis body presenting a most horrible spectacle. Ills legs, from lils ankles 11)), were crushed to al? most a Jelly, and his Intestines mashed Troin lils body. In Ibis terrible co min ion he lingered about hair an hour and expired, rite pieces or his mutilated limbs and body were gathered up and sent back to .Savannah, wdiere he leaves a wile and child._ Milking lt? oily fur IIUI-TCH!. Wc reprint a loller published in the Abbe? ville Press to show thc scandalous manner in which peaceable und InoiToiiaive citizens arc liable lo bc treated by negro constables and Radical magistrates. A feeble gentle? man is arrested Dy two negroes, the door or lils room is broken open, and lie is held fust until some friends arc brought to his assis? tance by the cries of his affrighted children. On their approach the constables retire, and when asked by what authority they commit? ted such an outrage, they produce a war? rant, anil d?chue that they acted according to law and instructions from headquarters. No warrant wo? produced until uRcr the mj rest was minie, und a quiet anti feeble gen? tleman ls exposed to great Indignities, with no hope of redress from the officers of the Slate. At Ibc same place, a short time ago, ti citizen was torn from it buggy by armed negroes, his lifo was threatened, and he was kept in jail for hours. Ami his only offence was that he had asked Congressman llogn what he supposed were fair wages for an ablo-botlied negro fellow ? Guflln, a member of thc Gonoial Assembly, threatens to bum down thc houses and barns of all thc Demo? crats in Abbeville-if the hair of a Radical is injured. Jones, ti negro representative and magistrate, thirsts for thc blood "of the " rebels," and is now eager for thc slaying lo begin. ' God help him ! lu Sumter it number of men of good position are drag? ged from their beds anti lodged in jail on suspicion of connection with a mysterious K. K. K, who burned down thc stoic of the Radical brother of it Radical senator. This is eno.igh lo show the Hbcrtj- und protection wc have while we trust to thc law, and do not help ourselves. And what is proposed ns a remedy for the evil? What does R. K. Scott, the hard? hearted Governor, suggest as a means of ob? taining the peaco that he pretends to do 8?ro ? None ! When his lip3 open, it is lo exalt vice and make rascality honorable-to degrade worth and make integrity odious. And what does tho General Assembly pro? pose for tho protection of South Carolina Tor tho protection of the county where citi- ' zens nre nrreslcd without warrant, and 1 where legislators and Congressmen spur the ' freedmen on to deeds of violence and blood . ' The senators treat the people to a tirade 1 against Abbeville County, and negro Sena- ' tor Nash introduces a bill which provides thnt "no member or the State police" shall lye arrested " for any alleged oll'ence com "mittcd hy him in tho dif charge of the du- ? "tics of his ofllce." Never had king or j kaiser broader authority or greater license ; .han is given to thc State police. If thc jill should pass, thc life nnd liberty of every ? nan, and thc honor of every woman," will bu it thc.mercy of thc State police intelligent >r ignorant, black or white. In this way mist violence and wrong heal tho wounds hat wrong and violcnca have made. j The constabulary bill may not pass,- but 1 vhethcr it do?s or not, we know that wc nive nothing to expect from Radicalism but reachcry and fraud. It is as. profitable to ( whistle, to the wind tis to demand from Radi- - .al officials anti Radical laws peace or jus- < ice, the safely of property, or the protection ' if home ! i Another Step Forwurd. The Provident or Rcnefit side of tho Eng ish Trades' Unions hus neted not only as i bait to attract, but still more forcibly os a ie to hold the members to their allegiance. V strike may eat up Hie boiiellt fund, it muy ie contrary to the judgment of many of the iionibcrs' but men who have paid iuto the Union for yours ctiunot nllbrd to go against ho policy of the majority, for thia would nuise them to be struck off the books and o lo3C thc benefit of thc only savings they md made. In this way the members are icld together, whether they like it or not. ["ho penalty of expulsion always hanging iver tho heads of the members, causes them o pny promptly tho lines to which they may io subjected hy a fault of either omission or ommission. These fines vary according to ilrcumBtauces. The Amalgamated Engi icors, for instance, impose a fine of $1 25 or obtaining employment for a non-society nan, without the consent of tho president >r officers, nnd $2 f>0 and $5 00 for working >iccc work without sharing the surplus ?roflt with tho other workmen. But tho nost curious part of these penal urrangc aents is the e-xnetion of heavy fines from neb employers as dlsoboy tho provisions of ho Union code. According to the Edin? burgh Uericm, as much as $200 lina linen evied and paid, as a singlo fine, by a mas? er, under terror ol heavy pecuniary mulct, ind even the espouses and "loss of time of 'tho delegates who do the manufacturer tun honor of wniting upon him to inform him 'of thc judgment of the self-constituted tri? bunal, uro extorted by tho same process." Tho gross-income of thc Amalgamated En .inocrs, who arc stated to number 33,000 numbers, is nearly half a million dollar.--, "hoy hare no less than 308 branches in tho J ni tod Kingdom and its dependencies, and he membership ls increasing at the rate of ODO to 3000 a year. This is tho largest Inion of those connected with the building nidus; but as we showed in a previous aril? lo, Its llnuncial soundness as a provident ociety is to be judged of, not by tho nb tract amount of the income, nor even by ho prosent annual excess of receipts over lisbursementp, but by n comparison, such s on actuary would mako, between tho sscts of Ute association on tho ono hand, nd tho engagements and liabilities on tho thor. Thc Society of Carpenters and Join? ts is a striking e amp o of this distinction i-1 th a difference. The fund la hand io goren years ending in I8G6 amounted lo $fi">,260, whereas, in order to moot thc liabilities it ought, according to thc most favorable as? sumption, lo bc about $425,000 In thc COHO of thc Society of Engineers, thc fond in hand in sixteen years, ending ISM!, Amounted to $690,665, whereas ?I ought lo have been $2,363,805. No further comment is needed on the (ltiaiiciul circumstances of l?tese societies. Wc have saul enough tqj prove the necessity of acting cautiously, .so (hat no Trades' Union in tho South may take upon itself :i liability, in tho mittlre nf nick benellta and .superannuation and death allowances, gloater than Hs income will allow it lo meet, wlu-a in thc course of Ihne the influx of new members shall have ceased and the infirmities and mortality of (he old members increase in u corresponding ?legree. Thc mode of administering tho affairs of the Unions, is simple in thc extreme. An Union comprises un aggregation moro or less nuincrons of Branches or Lodges. Ettch Brunch or L?dge hus its own committee, which regulates its alla i rs and decides, nc cor ling to thc rules, any differences that may arise between tho members or with the employers. The central body is an lSxecit tive Council, in the nature of an Executive Committee, thc members of which ure peri? odically elected by the several Brunches. This is really thc eonrt of appeal from the subordinate Lodges or from individual mem? bers. In most of the English Unions the practice, when a suspension of labor is con? templated, is stated lo he this: Tho ques? tion is Ural entertained by thc Branch Com? mittee Immediately concerned in thc dis? pute; from that committee it is referred to thc Executive Council for their considera? tion; and in thc event of their approval, il is submitted to the votes of all thc individ? ual members of tho Union, and if decided upon by a majority, the strike takes place. Thc staff of thc Amalgamated Engineers' Trades' Union costs about $20,000 a year, and consists of a president, vice-president, und other ofllcers-among whom thc secre? tary holds an important position. Thc scc . 'itary generally holds olllco longer than tho other members of the staff. In thc last named society ho holds it for three years, and is callable of re-election. The secre? taries are tho mouth-pieces of thc Unions, and exercise a very considerable inlluerice over their respective Unions, being in moat instances intelligent men, and no tloulit ac? customed, to n great extent, to direct the policy of the societies. Wc have now described at sutllcient length thc Provident features of thc English Trades' Unions, and tho plan of their general a?l minislrutiou. Wc shall now consider the aims and ends of IlicUnions, and the means used for accomplishing their .purposes, tak? ing care to show in what particulars 1 hu English Unions arc defective, as well as the degree in which their operations are con? trary to, or in accordance with, the laws which regulate labor and capital.- In con? clusion, we shall endeavor to lay down a practical plan for thc thorough organization of Trades' Unions in the South, believing, ns we do, that when properly organized and [lroporly understood, they may bo made of Lim highest utility to the working classes, ind, through them, lo every class ol our lieoplc. I.not nub .fount). LOST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU have lost ?my Mung, make it known to thc millie Ihrough this column. Thc rate for twenty ivonls or less, each insertion, ls 23 cents, ir paid n advance. _ _ FOUND, A YAWL BOAT. THE OAV^iER cnn hove her by proving property and pay. ug expenses. Apply at No. si Hast bay. decs 3* ttcmouitls. A Ut. ilSTINE T. SMYTHE IL\S REMOV- I rik. KO hts baw Oillce rrom No. lt Hmm! street 0 No; SS liroail street, south able, over ellice of Leitch A- bruns. dct?l mu ?nnb for Stile. OA A fl ACRES TO LEASE FOR A ?HcXJKJ TERM OP VEA HS.-The large and ie ant mil PLANTATION, known ns Kcltt Piece, musts; lng of 2100 Heres, 1100 cleared. Soil rich md clay abounding in deposits of marl. TOO acres if splendid cotton land; loo acres of it will make 1 Lt g to thc acre; location perfectly healthy all :be year; four and a half miles from Lcwisvilic, muni Carolina lt aili cad ; well settled; has been lu :onstant cultivation since thc war; bas all noces lary buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables, rbiboiise, screw, laborers' houses. Lyon's Creek .una through Hie estate and furnishes one of thc >est site.? for n factory In Hie Stale. Will bo sold with the lease, thc following: S fine roang MOLES, a largo lol or Improved Irapic ucnts, llrinly Ploughs, New Oin, Dickson Colton seed, enough to plant ibo entire crop; 2000 mshcls of Cotton Seed for flrtlll/.ltig; 300 bushels id ?ora. All will be r.ohl on the pince, low for cash, .art les desiring to lease are requested to inspect he growing crop or cotton, which will give en i ire iatlsfactlon. For terms, opplv to Mus. LAW IENOE KKITT, St. Matthew's P. O., Ornngeburg Mstrict, S. C. REFEUKNCRS.-Mnjor T. II. Whaloy, J. C. Koltt, ?sq., Oratigcburg; H. W. Pcronnoau, Esq., Wil? lam Middleton, Esq., Charleston. ootM mirfatim?_ tVALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND V STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.-I will sell 0,000 ncrcs of LAND and POOR STEAM SAW IlLLS, situated lu Collcton County, S. C., ou thc Misto Hiver. These Lauds have an unlimited supply nf tho cry fl, ist pine Umber, and nlso Ano facilities fer mining machinery with waler power. All thc fills arc now In successful operation, und are onnectcd with tho river either by canal orrall oad. Location healthy, water cxcelicnt, and .ands well adapted for cora, cotton, rice or ano. I will sell these Lnnds in n body or divide thom nto tracts to salt purchasers. For further particulars, apply to JOHN T. JEN UNGS, dennie's Station, S. C. Railroad. dcc3 finw'Jinos* LO RID A LAND FOR SALE. - A valuable PLANTATION -ol' USO ncrcs In Ma i 'ounty, Florida, is otrered nt private sole, .bout ohe hair cleared and under cultivation; sui best hummock. This l'Imitation ls ono of lie most desirable bi thc State; ls very produc? ive for Cotton. Rice, Corn, Sngar, Vogctablcs, ;c; also rino for Oranges and othor Fruits; ls Teated iii one of tho limit hlest mid most plea ant neighborhoods In tue State, being convent nt lo railroads, churches, Ac. Apply to A. II. IULLIOAN, Colton Factor, Accommodation Vharf, Charleston, S. C. nov!2 QCo tidily . FOR RENT, A SUITlToF ROOMS SIT? UATED in tho western part or tho city. ipply to No. 12 Montague street._dcc3 3 IV RENT. THE TWO AND A HALF JL STORY RRICK RESIDENCE, Meeting street, etween Society and Wentworth street, cast side, on mining four square rooms, two attics, pantry, nd dressing room, with elstern and necessary iitbuildlngs. Apply at HART'S Hardware Store, ornct King and Market streets._dcc3 URNISHED ROOMS TO LET BY THE month, weak or night. Terms moderate, ipply at No. 40 Rcaufaln street._novao ItO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COMMO . Dions HOUSE tn complete repair, No. 31 lull street, with cistern and all necessary out ulbllngs. Apply at No. 70 East Ray. dec2 4 rO RENT, A FINE STORE* WITH FIX? TURES for a grocery and bar-room, corner .nugiUdo Lune ami East Ray. To nu approved .mani rent will bc >lo nor month. Also, six n ge squnro Roams, with Oro pinces, back piazzas nd cistern water on every story. Tho rooms dil bo rented singly if preferred. Iuqulre of Mr. lOSE, on the premises._ootio ROOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR? NISHED rooms in a residence pleasantly lt untcd in the western part of the city. Terms t cro'c. For further particulars, opply at No. i ii- .6!,'.y street. oct 12 ?Uectiiigo. QOI.OMON'S LODGE, No. 1, A. F. M. KJ The Anniversary Coniniunlcutlon will be neb? in Masonic linn. THIS RTHKIKO, the oin inst., o'clock, when Hie Election of ollleera for tho ear cnaulnii win take place in accordance with ic Kuh?, lau Arrear ian will receive Ha Ural ratlhur. of which un concerned will piense take ?lue nuilee. Punctual anil general attendance ls requested. ?jr nnlar nf the W. M. dec?_W. A. WILSON. Secretary. |)ALMKTTO ENCAMPMENT. N<>. I, I. O. o. I'.-Thc Regular Meeting of Ibis Encamp i nt win tn- hehl Tina KvKNtxu, nt Odd Fellows' Hail, ut 7 o'clock. This ticing Hie night for tho nomination or mu. eera for thc cuaulng term, members will pieuse he punctual, candidates for Degrees will pieuse attend curly. K. JOHN wu in:. ileei. Scribe. IPALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. The Hogulnr Monthly Mectlusof your Cam* ?any will bu held, at ymir Hall. Tilla (Momlav) KvKxisn, December oth, at biilf-pnst 7 o'clock precisely. Hy order of the President. ALEXANDER DUNCAN, ?loco_ Secretary. C1 MARLESTON MECHANICS' SOCIETY. ; A Monthly Meeting of Hie Charleston Mo rhinites' Society will be held Tins KVKKIMi, al Masonic Hall, at 7 o'clock. JOSKPH O?Y, deco _ Secretary c. al. 8. / ~t MARLESTON RII^?ITLITR--ATTEN1 ? Regular Meeting at Maaoalo Hall.Tuts EVES INO, at half-past 7 o'clock. Hy order. A. II. DRSAUS8UKE, ticca* Secretary und Treasurer. MECHANICS' UNION. No. I.-ATTEND a Regalar Monthly Meeting at Hagle Hall, 'lins KVKNISH, at 7 o'clock. Puuctual attendance ls required. Hy order. ilcrO_.1. ll. KIMMKV. Secretary. 1V1K ST. ST El'URNS' F. C. SOCIETY will meet at Hie Church, Anson street, at 4 P. M. TO-DAY. All members are requested lo at? tend. dccO I* TTTENTION ! MECHANICS.-A MEET . V INC of Hie White Journeymen Machinists, Moulders nn?l Patternmakers of Hie elly will he held ni tho llalisof tho Hugh; Fire Company, To MORROW EVENISU, thc 7th instant, nt half-past 7 o'clock, for the purpose of electing delegates lo the Executive. Committee ami signing the Con? st Huil?n of the Workingmen'-! 1'iilon, No. 1. J A M KS M. lt A KU. deco "J President W. M. C. Wants. WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE made known to everybody in this column at thc rate of 25 cents for twenty words or lesa, eneli insertion, If paid In advance. TTTANTED, A YOUNG MAN, BETWEEN YT 10 and 20 venrs of agc, to open ovslors Apply nt No. 101 Market street. ?Icc? 1* ??7*ANTED TO HIRE, A GIRL ACCUS YT TOMKI) to doing HOUSEWORK. One coining re.'omnieinleil will hear of a good situa? tion, liv applying nt No. UlTraild street deco 2* WANTED TO RENT, A ERICK RESI? DENCE tu a central part of the eily, con? taining four or six rooms, with cistern ami necessary outbuildings. Address P. 8., kev box No. 532 P. O. ilecil fiow.? "f Tr ANTED, A COOK AND WASHER. V v Apply nt No. 30 Coming street, deco 1* "YXTANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND Tv WIPE, a pleasautly furnished Room, with IP IA RD, lu a private family, near the linc or Street Cars. Address, staling location, Ac., Lock Rex, No. 77, Charleston Pusioillce. ?loc? a* WANTED. A COLORED WOMAN AS Cool; and Washer. The best reeoinmeu datlolia required. Apply n! No. 07 Wentworth a tree I._ 11 o v3l) WANTS A SITUATION AS SUPER INTENDENT on a Rice Plantation by a one arm man, who has seven years' experience in Klee? ulture, und good recommendullons from his former employers. Please address W. H. W., Charleston. S. C. ?lec2 WANTED. A COMPETENT HOUSE SERVANT. Apply nt northwest corner of Vawlerhursl and Coming streets. uov'.'Q TTTANTED.-A YOUNG MARRIED MAN > V 2S years old, would like to take charge of a biege Cotton Plantation, In tho Slate ol'South Carolina. Any one in want of a good, faillirai Overseer, will do well to address the undersigned. Cnn give thc best of references. Oooil sternly habits, mid not troubled with politics. Address, Tor two months, p. W. EDWARDS. -PoNlnntl, Maine. liovlC lino* WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK, in a Wholesale Drug Store, or a large Re? tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to go In the country. Will expect but a small com? pensation at Hist. Thc applicant ls n graduate of thc South Carolina Medical College. Address M D., through thc Post?nico. oe tn WANTED, A HO U S E, NEAR THE central part of thc elly, containing five or six rooms, willi good outbuildings and water, Address l), nt this oillec. sepias AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO sell thc American - KNITTING. MACHINE^ thc only practical Family Knitting Machine ever Invented. Price $25. Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Address American Knitting Machine Company, Roston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. oct20 limos WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW (hat JOH PRINTING of nil kinds, plain and ornamental, is executed promptly lu Hie neatest stylo and ni thc lowest New York prices, at THE NEWS Job Oillcc, No. 140 EAST UAY. Call and examine thc scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere. ANTED, AGENTS.-TWO HU NDR ED and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell tho only Genuine Improved Common Sense Family SEWING MACHINE. Price only $18. Great In? ducement's to Agents. This ls thc most popular Sewing Machine of thc day- makes the famous "Elastic Lock Stitch"-will do any kind of work that can bc done on any machine. One hundred thousand sold anti thc demand constantly in? creasing. Now ls the Hmo to take nn agency. Semi for Circulara, sis- Rewnrc of lnfrlngers.ttn Address SECOME A CO., Huston, Mass.; Pitts? burg, Pn., or St. Louis, Mo. oct2fl amos Sax Sale. REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO? PERTY of any kind may bo advertised for sale in this column, at the rate of 25 cents for twenty words or less, each Insertion, if paid In advance. MR. BENJAMIN LOUD Y HAS ARRIV? ED with 22 head of YOUNG MULES AND HOUSES ut CHRISTOPHER'S STAHLES. No. 500 King street. For salelow._deco 4* IF YOU WANT NICE FRUIT. GO TO KLEIN'S Cheap Fruit Store, nt No; 330 King street. Ho lins received a flue assortment, nf lt, all lu good order, nud he will sell them cheap in? deed. dcc3 fini* HORSES AND MULES. - THE SUB SCRIRER hos and will keep on hand n con Blunt supply or MULES AND HORSES athis Stables, Queeu street, between Friend and Ma zyek. P. WEST, nov JJ mtli FOR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION Situated Oil Ute Ashley 111 ver, lt few lillies I rom the city, cental a lng about otic hundred acres, onc-Iinlf cleared, willi comfortable dwell? ing and necessary outbuildings. If not sold hy Hie suth Instant, tho owner will be willing to lei the premises 10 u rcponslblo party with a small capital, to be planted on shares. For further In? formation apply to VcilUlllg'S Wharf, south or CiillKiuu street. dec 1 PRIME HORSES AND MULES.-THE undersigned will ntrer for sale thia morning one of tho choicest lots of work Horses and Mules ever brought to this market. H. ARNOLD, cor? ner Meeting and John streets._dccO 1 17OR SALE, SEVERAL YOUNG WORK * HORSES AND MULES, nt J. CHRISTO Ii I ER'S Stables, No. COO King RI rec t. dec J ONE FIRST-CLASS EIGHT HORSE atrlctly PORTARLE ENGINE and ROI LEI! One Steam Portable Cross-out or Wood Sawing Machine. For Bale at CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO. nov2712 FOR SAL E, STEAM PORTABLE CROSS-CUT OR WOOD SAWING MA? CHINES, King's patent, suitable for cutting cord wood, shingles, staves or clapboard blocks, nnd particularly adapted to tho wants of railroads, wooii contractors, wood yard, saw mill, and lum? ber men generally. For this machine wo claim precedence over anything of the kind ever at? tempted. All parties interested and tho public aro Invited to ace this machine lu oporatlon daily from ll o'clock A. M. to l P. M., nt the Artaslnu Well Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets. State or County righi?, or sin p.; j machines for sole. Apply to CAMERON, HA UKI.KY A CO. decs imo _ _ ORINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A X GREAT HARRAIN.-One small CyllndcrTAY LOR PRESS In completo repair. It has been but little used, and ls sold slniplv because tho present owner has no UBC for lt. The slzo of thc bcd nf tho Press ts forty-four by fifty-eight Inches. Said Press will bo sold at a great bargain if applied for ot once, aa the room lt occupies ls wanto?! for other purposes. Address Cox No. 3796 Now York Postoihcc. 'sept? ? mi? u ?v 1 UVi'i Ac SViiiuociiiciUo. A I> K M V O V M UBICi Proprtotor.JOHN CHADWICK Lessee and Manager.JOIINT. KOKI) Kngagcmrnl of Hie lleaulirnl nml .tecom|>llalic?l C ll A I' M A S s I s T K lt s . An<l thc eminent Comedian, M lt. C. H. il I s H o I- . Supported iiy a fun o i* i: ii AT I C CO M P ANY. THIS (MONDAY*) KY KN I Nt!. I ?Kc. li. wm i>p produced fur Um llr.il lime In titi-? city, I X I t) N . To lie preceded by Hie amusing U l I li T V A M I I. V . Ihtrnaby mobs.Mr. bishop iietxvccn tho pieces Hr. TOM WITH KUM, tho Cekbraled Violinist, will perform with vu ri ?ii ions, "Korah O'Neil" ami "TheUIrl I l.efi llvhlud Me." ai* Cliangc of Hill To-Morrow Kreiling. Doors open nt 7, Curtis rolled np at s o'clock precisely, PRICKS OP ADMISSION.-O reheat rn Chairs, $i; Orchestra Circle, fi; Italconj Chairs, $1; IbUcony Dress Circle, $ I. Entrance on King street. Secur? ed Scala, SS cents nddltlonal. Kamliy circle, M cenia, (one-half reserved for colored families;) Uallery, 25cents. Entrance on Market street. deco rjPUIE Ki HST ANNUAL BA Ll, OK Till CONTEST SOCIAL C LU ll Win be given at South Carolina Hall, on Decem? ber 16th, istia, to commoneo ai s o'clock p. M. Heutlcmeu wishing tickets will please procure them lu time, from thc undersigned Commit? tee: J. P. Roye, Chairman; W. Hannon, J. Kelly, J. 0. Uara, P. boniface. deco ms2? W. !.. HURST, Floor Manager. II dr vii i bit i o n o. ? L M J? S ' L V C E U M T O - M O H H 0 W , Tt'HSD.iY EVKNINI; HALF-PAST 7 O'CLOCK. A H C T t C R K O I O N S , (J L A C I E R S O V T II R A L P S STATUA R Y, C H H O M OT R O P E S, n I S S O I. V I N O Y I K W 8. Reserved seats may bc secured during Hie day at Holmes' Hook House, without additional charge. All seats 50 cents. City cars pass thc door. deco 2 ?oar?uig. BOARDERS WANTED.-A FEW SINGLE gentlemen, or gentleman and wife, can ob tain coin furl able HOARD, on very reasonable lenas. In u respectable private family, and pleas? ant ami convenient locality, near thc City Hull way. For particulars apply ul this omeo, deco 3* New PnbKcoU?na. TTICK'S FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1*70. Thc First Edition of One Hundred and Twcnlj Thousand copies or VICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATA? LOGUE OP SEEDS AND FLORAL HUI DE, ls published and ready lo send ont. lt is elegantly printed un line Huted paper, with about '.'tinline wood Engravings of Flowers and Vegetables, ami a beautiful Colored Plate, consisting of seven varieties of Phlox Drumiuoudii, making a linc P.OUO.UET OF PHLOXES. ll is thc most beautiful, ns well as thc most in? structive Floral Cuide published, giving plain and thorough directions tor the CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND VEGETARLES. Thc Floral Guide is published for thc benoni of my customers, lo whom il ls sent Tree without application, but will be forwarded to all who apply by mall for Ten Cents, which ls not half thc cost. Address JAMES VICK. ?loco into Rochester, N. Y. S C H O O L HOOKS Thc undersigned have recently published series or New Pictorial HEADERS and SPELLERS, adapted to tho tastes of children of both sexes, ami designed to bo useful and agreeable com panions for children in thc family as well as In Hie school lorin. They have been prepared by Rev. Professor J. L. Reynolds, 1). I)., or the South Carolina University. These aeries consista or six volumes: Reynolds' New Pictorial Speller, 20 cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Primary Reader, 25 cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Flrat Reader, 40 cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Second Reader, CO cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Third Reader, SO cents. Reynolds' New Fourth Reader, $1 40. Thc volumes ate beautifully Illustrated, printed rm superior paper, In a clear large type, and taste? fully bound. Wo deem lt not improper to refer lo a few of thc ndvautitgca aimed at iii preparing these Readers: 1. Thc enlistment of a popular sentiment in Tavor or home enterprise, which la now beginning lo show itseir all over the South. 2. To remedy tho evil everywhere complained >f in our .-dionis, ur ft continual change ol Text Hooks, a costly habit, and one which Injures thc ichoolM, by preventing thu children from being lint Into classes. A scries of Home Readers, ll ivas supposed, would bc used to a great degree, md ibis serious evil thus avoided. School History of South Curollun. told In a fami? lia1, style, by Prof. Jas. Wood Davidson, A. M., juico si. Prof. Reynolds' Writing Dooks, in a series of live numbers, to. I. Exercises in thc Short Letters. S'o. 2. Capitals, and Short Words commencing willi Calill?is. Ko. 3. Sentences Alphabetically arranged, s'o. 4. Roys' Commercial Hand, s'o. 5. Advanced Rook for cirls-Sentences alpha? betically arranged. Price 25 cents. Teachers and educnlors who wish lo examine my of thc above works, with a view to introduc? ion, will have n copy sent them on receipt of half 1 he nbovc rotuli price. School Register, to Inst six months, io cents. Tallie Rook, 10 cents. DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, dcc2 0_Columbia, S. C. RUSSELL'S BOOK STORE, RECENT PUBLICATIONS. AGRICULTURAL. LOUDON'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA OP AGRICUL? TURE, Illustrated by over 1200 Engravings, $11 .oudnn'H Km yclopadla or Gardening, $11. How Iropa Grow; nTreatlaeon tho chemical Compo Rion, Structure und Life of the Plant, with nu ucrons Illustrations and Tables Of Analysis, by 'rofessor Samuel W. Johnson, of Yale College ?2. Farm Implements nhd Machinery; thoPnn tplos of their Construction nod Use, with atm ile and in ac; leal explanations or thc Laws of lotion and Force us npplled on thc Farm, by olin J. iiiomas, with, 2S7 Illustrations, ?1 60, hird.ming for Prollt; a Guide' to Hie aucccsafl laltlvrition of the Market and Family Garden, by .der Henderson, finely Illustrated, $1 60. New Huerican Farm Hook, Ry Richard L. Allen, ri Ised and greatly enlarged, $2 50. Qnrdculn ov ibo South, or How lo Uroiv Vegetables mid 'mils, by the lute William N. White, of Athens, In., witii midd lons by Mr. J. Van Huron mid lr. James Catutik, illustrated. $2. Southern 'armer and Market Gardener, being a compila lon of useful nrtlcles, from thc most npprovei /rilera, by Francis S. Holmes, new Edition, 0. High Frirmlllg Without Manure; six Lee urcs on Agriculture, delivered nt thc Expert iientnt Farm al Vincennes, by George Ville, 60 ents. American Fruit Culturlst, containing radical directions for the Propagation and Cul? ero nf Fruit Trees, A-c, by John J. Thomas, $2 0. Practical Floriculture; a Guido to tho sue CRSful Propagation and Cultivation of Florists' ionts, $1 60. Pear Culture for Profil, by P. T. lulnn, Illustrated, $1. Thc Practical Poultry leeper; a Complete and Standard Guide to tho liinngcment of Poultry, whether for domestic sc, thc markets or exhibition, $2. MEDICAL. NIEMEYER: a Test Hook of Practical Medicine, lib particular reference, to Physiology mid Pa iiningy, by Dr. Felix Nicmcyer, translated from ie 7th German Edition, 2 vols., $0. Dr. Moriix Icycr: Electricity in Its Relations to Practical lcd kine, $4 60. J. M. Duncan: a Practical Tren? se on Perimetritis and p.iranien lils, $2 60. olin Eric Erlchscn: tho science and Art of Sur ery, Illustrated with 030 Engravings, with ad? ulons by John Ashli ural, Jr., A. M., M. H., $7 60. avy: a Treatise on tho Fnnetlon of Digest bm, s Disorders and their Treatment, by F. W. Pavy, 1. I)., P. lt. B. aarrotson: Diseases and Sur? ely of thc Mouth, Jaws and Associated Parts. j J. E. Oarrotson, M. I)., Illustrated, $0 60, 'catii! Injuries and Diseases of tho Jaws, thc itcksonian Prize Essay of tho Royal College of urgeons, 1807, to. novo ""1ALLF t)RNIA VINEGAR BITTER8. "^For sale by DR. n. BARR, novll No. 131 Meeting street. <_>roccvico, (liquors, ?.'c. {J H A K T C O . Would respect fully cull Ute attention nf I heir ch v und count rt fi len.ls tu I heir luigi- nml vnrl??l stink of FRrlT, ftc., whlvh ls uovr ott limul ami tiling iunsiMir.lv received, consisting ?>r: I'I.IMMI Weal lutlla tirniige*. not) Lnnchea Bananas, |<c?l ami Vell?n*, ?..nisi lirait, ri UM . .J...nun Cocoaiini i. issi horrels Choice Kol Apples. I?s> barrels Onions, Heil ami . ,-!i iw. .un barrels irish potatoes. M narr?is Ising Heels. ::<> boxes lamons. SO kegs Malaga iJnijies. ig) imxcs Caius dui Cranberries. ::iio Itoxes ami ilrutns ul Pigs. a?l boxes French Prunes. 150 win.lr, hair ami quarter Isixes Raisin*. 60 whole ami hair boxes l'Ire Crackers. .'. barrels Ile?! Kreuch Itcaus. IO trails or Dates. 31)0,0011 t'limn Torpedoes. SU barrels Nula, tte., .Ve. All ot Whick will he sohl low at the subscribers'. Nos. ta, .?>" ami Au Market street, ?h eu C. HART A CO. URN A N I) OA T H . 1600 bushels Choice White CORN in bags, looa bushels Crime Oats in bulk, bambili' per schooner Virginia Dare. Por sale low hy ? leen 2 .1. X. Tl DKM ANN .V CO. 5lop.es, Uitngeo, &t. TO VIS S AT WHOLESALE. S TUB UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OK HOR? TON A SUEPHKRI), HAVE RESUMED THEIR TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHKR ROSI? 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, KANO KS AND HEATING 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 THE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO RAKE PROP KRLY, IF SF'T UP AS DIRECTED. TUE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN PRICE-HAVE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND DOUULE OVENS, THOUGH RUT A SINGLE PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK-WORK TC SET THEM UP. THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON _ AIR TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR ROX STOVES, Ac. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES WILL RE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION. WM. SHEPHERD ft CO., NO. 2 4 II A Y X E STREET, _CHARLESTON S. C.._ JAP A N N ED TIN- W A R Ii AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & CO., No. 24 MAYNE STREET. S TAMPED TIN- W A R E AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD Jc CO. No. 21 HAYNE STREET. ?piRENCH RET1NNED IRON - WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD A CO., _No. 24 MAYNE STREET._ jgELLEVILLE COPPER ROLLING MILLS. AGENTS IN CHARLESTON: WM. SHEPHERD & CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET. iUiSCCllHHCORS. fJYHE DRAWING OF SPANISH POLICY TAKES PI AOM DAILY In thc large Hall in tho rear of our Ranking House. CHANCES TEN CENTS EACH. Prizes ranging In value from $7 to $777,700. One prize to every 107 blanks. Semi to us ten cents ami any three numbers between 107 anti 777,700. they will be put Into the wheel. If you il raw a prize wo will let you know by return mall. SCALE OP nisrouxT ron cnAXCES : 1 Chance.io els. loo Chalices.$8 75 IO Chances.05 cts. 200 Chances.17 oo 20 Chances.$1 ss 4uo chances.33 &o r.o Chalices. 4 so moo Chances.80 00 Address all communications to J. M. BLAKE ft CO., Rankers, Aud Sole Agents for Spanish Policy in thc United Stales, nov28 12* No. 004 Broadway, New York. J^T IS ABS UKD TO N~? M ? SUMTER, CAROLINA, HOSTETTER, OR PLANTA TATION BITTERS, while tho production ol tho ure at SOLOMON is in our midst. Uncle Sam appre? ciates lt highly by permitting thc sole free from itaitip duty. For salo at RAOUL .A LYN AH. dcc2 F R . DAUER MUSIC DEALER, Plnno Tuner, Teacher of Vio? tti, Pluto and Guitar. Repairer of Musical isl ru? nouts. Hitchcock's Five and Ten cents Music always in band. BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with thc best ind most fashionable Music lately received from Curopo nt moderate prices. Apply at No. 449 Ung street, four doors above Calhoun. 0*112 tuinilhOinos_. ? 2 O L O M'O N'S BITTERS A S P E C I F 1 C For thatdltcasc which ls cured by thc applies Ion of the hair of thc biting dog. Numerous certificates caa bc furnished. For sole ot RAOUL A LYNAM, ileos t)otcis. JIHE ALSTON HOTEL, G. ?fc C. R. R. MRS. MARYA. ELKINS, assisted by hersons, ios opened a now HOTEL, at Alston, and Is pre larctl to accommodate tho travelling public. Pas cngcrs can now get Meals upon thc arrival at liston of any of tho trains. Tito arrangements if thc Hotel aro convenient and comfortable, and ;ood treatment is guaranteed to all who moy allin. deel 12 _ - JENKINS & CUNNINGHAM, COTTON BROKERS AXD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2 WARREN RLOr-K, (up slobs,) AUGUSTA, GA. ons JuNriKS. KOUT. E. CUXNINOHAM. Solo nf??nt8fiirth0 8sloof Hie celebrated Dickson : Peeler Cotton Seed for the States of South Caro? na sud Georgia. References-J. T. Gardiner and J. J. Cohen ft ons. Augusta, Ga., and Clnghorn, Herring ft Co., Iharlcston, S. C. aud Augusta, Oft. no 1-23 amos ?roc?rico, Liquors, ?S'c. J^ A lt 1) A N I) C A N D L H S, Choice PAM I LY LARD, in a, a, : ami io noun?! rtaddics. Caudles, in wimli' ami huir lio.xos, all weights. A - Agent for ihr Manufacture, rs. i mtci tm-above ro?als ai lowest market rates, willi a llherul tito* lonni I" III?; Irailo lot large lol?, pcao ra arr re must eil io (/ive mi' a run. lielnn In wi .KI? rc .. ii?! or supplies, i ran mi ?il onion promptly J. N. IIOHSON. NUM. t mu? ?. Allnnllc Whurr. ilcert inivriinon.ii' l> BBL', t'OHK, 11 BU 111 NUS, rte, .lo-l lamlr.I iioin Slciimslilp Prometheus! Inno lio.Xi s SCALE!) HKHRINfiH lian iNirrelVi Family Reef. Pig Pork ami ox Tongues, inn np liv Alhurger A Co. Pnr Knie in- JtnfN A TM KO. IIKTTY, live? North Atlantic Wharf. JI A Y ! Il A V ! ll A VI loo bah s Primo North Uiver HAY, CN steamer Maguoiia. binding ami for mle t>v ll. Ul I.WIN Kl. K A CO.. deco 1" No. M Knut bar. Manufactory or Patent, Airated, Farina, Water, boston. Uniter, Sugar. Lomon. Wino, Milk, t'reani ami SODA CRACKERS, Unger Snap*, Mo lassos Cakes, Ac Having accepted Ibu Agency or tho above Factory, I ?un prepared to nu all orders nt Manufacturer's prices. J. N. HODSON. Nos. i ami 2 Atlantic wimrr. ile. i luiwluioiiAc Axent for lb?: Stato. jTvBlU'OOL SALT AFLOAT. coon sacks SALT, in fino order, now binding per snip nonna, n om Liverpool, and for aale by KORT, MORE A co., novan Hwy cu's Wharf. r IVEUPOOL BAL T7 ~ 4000 sacks Livcpool SALT, Just arrived per bark Ai lui ra 11 >r. Por sale liv IIOVM WAGNER, ll CREK A CO. Q 0 W A N P F O Y' L F B i? 1). 10,0001b*. MILL FEED or SHOUTS, which con? sumers pronounce lo be far superior lo bice Flour, and a good substitute fm Cow Peas, nt $2 per loo lbs.. AI.PO, 200 bushels Wheal Screenings, nu excellent Fowl Peed. Por -sale al 2."s' per bushel. JOHN CAMPSKN A CO. nov22 mit?simo Q_i;o. \V? WILLIAMS & CO. WHOLESALE OROCERS, ll A YNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C., Have In Store and lo arrive, which ibey are oirering al lowest market prices 1000 bids. Yellow link Rye Pliinting POTATORS 4000 sacks Liverpool Salt r>u bales Standard Gunny Ragging 2<K) coils Hemp, .lute, lotion ami Manilla Rope ram Olds. Relined Sugars :ti) hhds. Porto Rico Sugnrs 2.1 blois. Muscovado Sugars loo hhds. Old tiop Cuba Molasses .'MO bids. Old Crop Coba Molasses lou bids. Sngnr House Syrup litio bims Rio, Lnguuyra and .lava Colive .'iou Loxes Colgate No. 1 and Pale Soaps SSO boxes E. ll., Cheshire and Stale Cheese :ioo bids. Pine, super, Kxtra and Family Flour .ino packages Pish, Nos. 1. 2 and 3 Inno kegs Parker Mill Nails. Orango Rifle POWHKH, Shot and Lead, caps. Candles, Fire Crackers, Sod? timi Sugar Crackers, Sugar Jumbles, Soda in kees and papers. Starch, Oysters, sardines, Candy, buckets ami Tuba, Italsllin, Fig?, Potash ?ind Lye, Rice, Ac, Ac inn;'! Wfni3mOS_ ^B?T'TNE DICKSON COTTON SEED. 400 bushels for sale, ir applied Tor by January 1. 1870. Delivered at barnwell roc tl SS per bushel; at Rlnckville, South Carolina Railroad, fi SO without sacks, il Ta with sacks. W. M. HUNTER, IIOV20 ma _barnwell. S. C. Q.UNNY CLOTH I GUNNY CLOTH 1 On the spot and to ?nive. Por sale by OCt7 in OHO. A. TREMI Ol,M A ?3?N. JJ K L A T TE & CO. Arc now receiving a full Stock of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, CONSISTI NU OF: loo barrels REPINED SUGARS 20 hhds. mid barrels Raw Sugar loo hhds. ami barrels Molasses io barrels beehive Syrup loo bogs Co (Kees loo packages Mackerel-Nos. 1. 2 and 3 25 barrels Pickled Mullet ts and Herrings 100 kegs Nails loo boxes Cheese loo boxes Soaps 260 barrels Flour-Fine, Super, Extra and l-'amllv SS half chests Hyson and Oolong Tea MI kegs Dutch Herrings loo barrels and t nbs Lard lou barrels Gibson's ami Walter's Whiskey - casks tiln, brandy and Wines 60 cases Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps 23 cases Hosteller's Hilters. Raisins, Currants, Citron, Prunes, Figs, Al? monds, Jellies. Oyster?, Pickles, Sweet OH, Toma? toes, Urandy and Fresh Peaches, Soda, Fire Crackers, Sardines, Starch, Shot, Powder.Matches, li rooms mid buckets. Snnrkratit, Ac, Ac For sale at lowest prices. ll. KLATTE A- CO., No. 201 East Hay, novj.l Northwest corner Cumberland street. J-lT E li FOO L SALT! Wino sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, direct from Liv? erpool-large and full sucks. For sale at lowedt market prices, by oct20_T. J. KERR A CO. J> U R E SHERRY WINE. Just received SO casks or SHERRY WINE prices $3, fi. ?.'., |G, $8, fliper gallon; in bottles, fro i ii-fl to $2 .10. A UM), PITER A CO. HEIDS1ECK Ve Clicquot PonsanMn Mumm'.; Champagne Oreen Seal Sparkling Mozelle. All of direct Importation. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. 27? King street, branch or No. OOO broadway, New York. nov!3______ J^ISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE IS WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR TOBACCO. RISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE is for salo by Dit. II. RAER. O. W. AIMAR. O. J. LUIIN. Dil. E. IL KELLEHS. DR. W. A. SERINE. E. S. Il l1 lt NU A M. nOV24 wfm3mo.?_ jyj ARENCO CURES FEVER AND AGCE. THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD. *_r-For sale by all Druggists. O. J. LUI1K, Agent, Druggist, Comer King and John strert, eeptl" 3m03 * Charleston, S. C. g^_L~5~M 0 N'S BITTERS ARB FOP. SALE RY Dr s. RAOUL Sc LY NAH, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNER KINO AND MARKET STREETS. flbptlT fimos gabbles uno {j?mese. g ADDLE RY WAR EH Ol WILLIAM BARRAL Sc C No. 19 HAYNK STRIKT. 1 Wholcaolo and Rotoll Dealery 3ADDLES, BRIDLES, nARNEs*, >/>LLARS COACH AND HARNESS UM^/Xl'^ *?. nov?simo f /