Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OF TBJS NEirS.i TKB DAILY NfcWss by mail, one year $6; ?Ix ?entas $3; three months $2; one month 75 cents. Served in the city at Ki raiN CENTS a week, pay a Me to the curriers, or $6 a year, paid in advance et the oitlce. ': Tn s Tiu-tVsssLT Stews, published on Tuesdays, E Thursdays and Saturdays, one year $o; six months j.2: ami cents a ruonih for ?ny shorter period. 1 ' Susse KlrTlONN m all eases payable In advance, and no paper continued after thc expiration ol the time paid for. ADVERTISEMENTS.-First insertion 15 cents a line; subsequent insertions io cents a lice. Spe? cial Nonces 15 cents a line each insertion. Busi? ness Notices 20 cents a ?ino each insertion. Mar? riage and Funeral Notices Ono Dollar each. Cuts and Electrotype Advertisements will be inserted On the Fourth P-ge only. NOTICES of Wauw, To Rent, Lost and Found, Boarding, Ac, not exceeding 20 words, 25 cents each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 30 wards, 40 cents each Insertion; over 30 and nor. exceeding 40 words. 50 cents each insertion. All announcements to he published at these rates saust be paid for In advance. RtcHrTTAVCEs should be made by PostOffice Money Order or by Hxpress. If this cannot bc done, protection against losses by mall may be secured by forwarding a draft on*Charleston pay able to the order of Hie proprietors of THE NEWS. sorby sending the money in a registered letter. Address RIORDAN. DAWSON A CO., No. 149 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. W&t 'QjffltfUpton ?fcto? WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1869. T^o Oar Friend? in the Country-In? d?ceme uti to Xcw Subscribers. We desire, if possible, to mike THE NEWS, ich&A is ali e uXj wilhO'U exception the cheapest newspaper in Hie South, a regular visitor tn every well regulated houseJtold in tliis and tit* adjoining States. ? s an iruXitcentent to the plant en to subscribe to THE NSWS bet?re the expira? tion of tn present year, voe have arranged with Messrs. Walker, Scans <? Gogswt-i, Che publish en of the RURAL CAROLINIAN, to supply that new and superb agricultural magazine, togetlur with TIB NEWS, to all new subscribers, at the follow ? av ?erv low rates: THE DAILY News and the Rmi AL CAROLINIAN, ?ns year, for six dollars ant fifty cents. Tax TBI-WEBKLY NEWS and the RURAL CARO UiciAN, one year, for four dollars. Subscriptions to the two publications may be tent either to the proprietors of TUB NEWS, or to tue proprietors cf tfte RURAL CAROLINIAN. BU'. persons desiring to atad themselves of this offer -wet io so before the first of January next, ti? the arrange;ii?nt win not be extended beyond ? that period.' i i s ? . lTJBWS OF THIS DAT. -Gold at Kew York yesterday closed stoauy -The Nevi Tor?: cotton market closed heavy sad lower. Sales TOO bales at 23c -At Liverpool cotton closed dull.. Uplands ?lSid. ; Orleans ll Ti. Sn les 8040 bales. -Plymouth Cbnrch paya $7000 for music and .12,600 for Beecher. ?V-, -The Jews at St. Petersburg have obtained permission to build a synagogue, the first la the >?mpirc -A High Church Revival movement In London 1 .emmencod November 14th in about seventy ?hu rc li ce. .* v-It ls considered singular that American ladies should he Invited to Compeigne for the -.Brat time in Eugenio's absence. -An Englishman beat seven French veloclpe lats from Paris to Rouen, seventy-e.ght miles, daing lt In ten and a half hoare. -The New York Commercial Advertiser an nonnces, on anthorlty. that Thurlow Weed has retired from political and Journalistic life, -'Roth the papera in Somer?et County, Fa., are owned by two partners of different politics. Each eilis the paper in whose principle* he believe?, and the profits are dlv.ded. -The Ocumeiiioal Council of thc Vatican will be formally opened at Rome to-day. About arne hundred patriarchs, archbishops and bisbors trill participate In the Council. -A new. religious soc iety, calling itself thc Church of Progress, has been inaugurated at Sk George's Hall London, by Mr. T. Baxter Lang* ley. The master spirits of lt are John Stuart VU, Lord Amberley, and Sir John Browning. -Mississippi and Texas returns, though not yet complete, seem to leave nodonbt that General Alcorn, the Republic;n cand date for Governor in Mississippi, and General Hamilton, the Conserva? tive Republican cand date for the sa no position In Texas, are each e'ectcd by large majorities. -A Whits woman In Louisiana has boeu initia? ted as a priestess of the Va.iduo Order. Thc cere? mony consisted of an incantation, in which the '.-JBsvtilate danced, clad in a single white garment, within a oharmed circle of beer bones and skele? tons, toads' feet anti spiders, with camphor um! kerosene oil sprinkled about. ;'. ? -The negro girl Malinda Morgan, who bnrned te death the infant child. of Mr. Henry Crcasey, of ' tVdrord County, Va., was tried by thc County ' ?oort oo Saturday last, found guilty of murder in < the Brat degree, and sentenced to be hung. This , waa one of the most diabolical crimes ever per? petrated. ? In the absence of the family she placed ' Oe child on the fire, and held lt there until ?ts 1 Bubs were buraed off. ' i -Professor Agassis has lately beca accused of Baring oojeotcd to the Book of Genesis. He now explains that lt ts not Genesis which he dlsbe Hevea, but the Interpretation or it. That is, he Stinks that the "geological interpretation or thc 1 Book or G cesis giving six thousand years a3 the l age of the world waa a hindrance to the under- ( Standing of geological evidence, and no one who .tarted with thia idea, and allowed his researches to be influenced by lt, could be a geologist." -Trouble ls apprehended in Cai.. It ls well known that thc Mormons havo always bitterly opposed any interference with their peculiar in Btttottea on the part of the National Government, , ?nd they have frequently asserted that they would , not accept any Federal laws tending to thc aboli? eron of polygamy. Oneof thc prominent Mormon ! /Skiers recently said in a meeting of the faithftil ] that Brigham Young's people were ready to tnke ?p arms and shed blood ir necessary, rather thau j submit to the harsh rule br the Gentiles, or to lose , their right to have as many wives as they pleased. ' He claimed tba* thcr.i wa* no di-sentiou among ' .tko rollowers of Young in regard to the question ; . ef permitting Congress to deotroy. their doctrines hy legislation-that they were unitedly in favor of protecting themselves og.il;i?s any sui :-. action, ?rea to the declaration of hostilities. He men? tioned that the apprehensions of ?he Mormons weregreatly aroused by th? strong anti-polygamy sentiments which were uttered by Vicc-Prcs'.dcnt pollux during his laic visa to Salt Lake Cit jlu company with Mr. Albert 1>. Rlchai d>on and Cov . ?mor Br?sa, of illinois. In furtherance of such Views, s camp of Bf teen thousand tuen, well sup? plied with arni? and Miu.tions of war, has l?cen jj formed In the vicinity of ?<ali Lake. Tie War De? part tuen', have issued orders tor thc immediate , strengthen:tig of our garrlsoua. ?-The New York Star describes soma of tho .peculiarities or thc lo.ui.iig newspaper men cf that city. Mr. Bennett, or the Herald, lt says, .alway? Uses when talking, and rarely talks loud. Benerer oared for social pleasure*, and indulges frequently In Scutch profanlfv. Mr. Greeley, of the Tribune, ls vain to a ("stree: he dresses m -oSesMly garments, but arranges them with acru fpaloua regard to notoriety; he is fond or atten vfltoti. and has had an ofllce nited up In the front, er his bmldlng. where, with curtains drawn np, . lie lia-? the gus turned full on. so that ho may be seen-in thought-by all who pass: he affects a SQueak. and swears terribly. Mr. Duns, of thc Boo. indulges in velocipedes, military cloak and ?cali cap; he BA? weak evos, and, sitting nuuk In Ins chair, ha* proofs read to him. while he chews .in plea- mt rn I of fancy. Mr. Marble. <>r the ?T?rld. mfc-t* ret?renos; when people praise him .Jtor ono nf Hnrihur.'s articles, he srali* and uaj|*k ? helle.e t is h s: he tl dn't like the name of ai?es so hs tl o; ip jd it: bc d dn t fancy the Joana of Malouo, so lia dripped that ; be does not swear, bnt whether he keeps lettie other oom rn and men ts in that vicinity deponent saith not. John Swinton roils his eyes and rumples hhs hair, nnboUons his sus? penders, and covers the walls of his room with wood-cuts-besides he wears a !innn coal covered witli ink, and chews ends of um;- aines. Mr. Shepherd, of the Times, ia excessively neal in ali hi-; ways; he wanta his paper Just *o; he he'd-! his head forward, ami sits on thc extreme, edge his chair when ho writes. J?r. Jennings, of thc Times, writes on small sheets of ;v.prr in copper? plate chirography, is very fond of raw cyst ra. andadores palo ale. Mr. Reid,of tba Tribune, sit ? in his shirt sleeves (that's queer, but ho docs,) wears velvet'vests,'and ??asa ?rold cimi'i som feij feet lon;*, which he winds ai>otit his neck; lie affects the dilettanti business, and his 'swo?t, soft voice* is indicative of his gentle nature; ho likes everybody, and wonldnt be Ill-natured for a doOar-wc Should hate to tempt him with more. Oakey Mall ls tho best dressed editor in the <:i'.y; he ha-5 a suit of clothes for every festival day. and apper.rs In green whenever he receives a Celtic procession* he dictates to a stenographer, und doesn't care a ha'p:tice for all thc libels in the land.'1 Thc Very Lotst. By reference to the loiter of our Columbia correspondent, It will be seen that n bill is 'o bc introduced into tho General Assembly, for the funding of thc State bonds and stock?, issued at the beginning of t!ie war. Those are. expected to bo scaled at the rate of three for one. and the holders of the registered bonds will be required io sw \ir that the; were not received for ue.coa.ut of any servi? ces Tcndercd '?the rebellion. " Tlie new bills of the Bank of the State, as already noticed, are proposed to bc fucded in the same manner os the old bills. A Coat of Many Colors. The President's message is a piece of patch? work. It betrays the inspiration.? of vari? ous minds. Parts of it are Radical, parts Conservative Republican, parts (those which do not call for action) Democratic. Yet all arc ingeniously joined and stitched into a certain semblance of unity. It is only by putting thc remoto portions of thc fabric into juxtaposition that Hie difference of lex ture and quality is made to appear. Thus, for example, in dwelling on our do? mestic affairs, the President mentions as one of the conditions essential to the peace and prosperity of the country "the union of all "the States^ with equal rights, indostrttcti "ble by any constitutional means." Of this condition he says, in the next .paragraph, that "it cannot be attaiued by special legis "iation, but must be regarded as fixed by ' the constitution itself, and gradually ac? quiesced by the force of public opinion." Yet in the beginning of the message thc in? terference of Congress with tho, legislation of some of thc3e coequal States is not only justified, bnt even demanded, and Congress ia urged to deprive Georgia of ber rights, although she has complied with every condi? tion illegally imposed by that body upon her. Titus the President's deliverance about the States amounts just to this-that they have rights, but nona which Congress Ls bound to respect The President, in bis exordium, prpclaims it to be a matter of national thanksgiving that we have "a population of forty millions "of free people." Yet he, in another para? graph, charges it upon one of the States as a crime that she has admitted to seats sotes members who are disqualified by tho Four? teenth Amendment. Putting this and that together, wo learn from oar Chief Magis? trate that enfranchisement and disfranchise? ment are equally a blessing-the first a gift of Providence, the socond a benefit from Congress, a sort of counterweight to the former. Thc references to the case of the freed? men aro carious. The President inferen? tially asserts, and then virtually denies, their right to hold office. He asserts it when he says that Georgia violated the con? stitution when she unseated tho colored mombers of ber Legislature. He virtually denies it when he limits tho duty of govern ment to ita citizens to "the protection of pa? rson and properly, without reference to "original nationality, religion, color ut? poll "tics; in return demanding of'them only "obedience to thc laws and respect for the "rights of others." Eligibility lo office is dexterously thrust out of sight when a prin ciple applicable to tho whole country is enunciated, and when nothing must be said to enfranchise the victims of Congressional policy at the South,^or of race-aversion in California. In regard to the laboring freed m^o, the President coolly avers that no "complaints are heard of lack of industry "on their part, when thoy receive fair remu "neration for their labor." Yet lt is thi sume (!) pen which records thc fact, written not less distinctly npon the sarfaco of the country than upon the archives of the gov arntnent, that the work of protecting and "fostering free labor," (arnon:* other things, ) "has not met with th 6uccess in all particuc "lars that might have been desired"-a mild way of confessing that free labor has noL [lone all that was expected from ii, even with the aid of the immease and wasteful patronage of the government. And this is precisely the facL On Cuba, the President has a word for the Junta, and a word for Spain, and a word for Sickles and Fish. He ride* upon throe horses ut once, and, as our yesterday's tclo gravn from Washington indicates, is likely to ;*ot a fall. The tarir? is another matter, in regard to which Liiere is a paragraph or two of lie. p less maundering. The President undertakes L) bc everybody's friend. Ho favors labor ;!,ia with tho national debt reduction, Ls the trump card the Radicals hopo to play at the present S'tsstmi of C>n;re*s. Lia ia friendly to agriculture, eommrree and nan ufaetnres. He likes protection, because it v. ill not disturb tiny of the industrial Inter? ests of the country. But he likes free trade also, for it will furnish us other markets for Ute salo of oar surplus products. But as civilized governments can play at this self? ish game as well as wc, he recommends that we tarn our attention to oar neighbors to the south of us, sud to China and Japan. With them wo may-perhaps-mate the partition offered by the Frenchman to the Indian: "You tako de buzzard andi take "ile turkey ; or I take de turiey und you take de buzzard." President Grunt spoke the truih when ho said he bad no policy, He drills with tho tide. -% ?. t3t) .* . ANOTm;u wrinkle of thc Bond Ring ls to mtko all . otm au 1 Trust C mpanies pat ap a deposit - f Stae lonip. Why not let the d.'posit, in this c iso I e ol . ii y stocks, so as to ta.? a turn outo that J . ss of. o .ter. '.?ex Two ??d Two maktw ?'Unit'. Thc total amount of tho funded debt thc State on October 31, 1868, was $5,407, 306, and according to the Comptroller-Gene? ral, the funded debt on October 31, 1369, was $6,183,3*9. The increase in the funde debt, from lifts point of view, is $776,041 Ry what procesa the Coinptrol?er-Gencral reaches this result) be docs not vouchsafe say in the document before us, and the peo plo of Ufo Stute would liko to know what hr become of tho millions of State bonds whlcl appear as now ?33ues in the statement assets and liabilities. The.new issues ::r?; 1 ppr cont, bonds.$1,000,000 6 por coal, bouda (for funding hank bill?). !,246,0Ca 6 per cent, bond-j (for bills recatvable) 600,00u G percent, bonds. i,ooo,ooo 6 per cent, bonds. 332,000 6 percent bonds (for Land Commis? sion). 200,000 Total.?,278,600 Here is a.new issn? of $4,278,600in bonds, of which the Land Cor.imi-wion a;id tho fund? ing of the bills of the Lank of the State ab? sorbed $1,448,000. Of tho remainder, ?500, 000 seems to have been applied to tho re? demption of $300.000 nf bills receivable There is still .7"2,70O,O0O, or $3,000,000, of bonds somewhere in New York, pledged ns collaterals for advances to Mr. Kimpton. But, according to the State Comptroller, the total funded debt is only three-quarters of a million moro than it was in I SOS. Great, indeed, is Kimpton, aud Krag! ) is hi3 prophet! A cor; MTR Y contemporary thinks that the roost simple way of crushing all combina? tions o? farm-labor against capital, is em? bodied in those few words: "Hire no land "tonegr.'os; deprive them of the alternative "of farming on their own account, and they "must work for wages." This ernshing-out progress may be pretty in theory, but it would be both dangerous and hurtful in practice. Far from endeavoring to prevent thc frwdmeu from becoming tenant-farmers and land-owners, we Conld encourage t hem and help them, to work onthoirown account, and to have a personal interest in the better cultivation of the soil, Rome was not built in a day ; and the freedmen cannot be made healthy, wealthy and wiso in ono soason, or ?ve. Lut their progress will be steady and sure, if our people assist the beet of their number to riso from tho ranks of labor ; while the. abortive attempt to hammer down and crush out, wonM be . an edged fool that might not be safely ployed with. IT rs reported that the directors of tho Blue Ridge Railroad Company, (Governor j Scott atiil Bf.iyor Pillsbury,) have agreed to pay Crissvel! & Co. $7?,00O, and settle with "ub-contruc.tor Steers, now at work on tho road. Tho contractors, in consideration of | litis olum, consent to cancel their contra; L L?ut why are they paid i.7'>,0t)0, and wi.y was Jicir consent necessary for annulling a con ract which they are declared to have vio atod? The Attorney-General (himself a j :ladical) is,, of opinion that thc contract was legally forfeited, cud that tho contraet )rs could not recover damage?. Yet they ire to be paid $75,000, (besides what Ls to ?6 paid to Mr. SUiers, ) while al! the work lono by fiem on thc road is valued at only S15.000 O* ?20.000. now much of this bonus )f $50,000 goes to ?T?SBVOII ? Co. and how nuch to thc Rimr? WE TRINT, this morning, a timely arlielc rom that sprightly littlo sheet, the Winns )oro* News, on tho subject of the late Labor Convention. The two main poiuts insisted m by our contemporary are, (I,) that the abor movement is natural and legiliraato, md should be encouraged, and, (2,) that to moor and laugh at labor unions is a mis? ai e. This is the whole subject in a nnt helL _^ SENATOR COBBI** s;iys that no man, with a tinily, can "tve respectably*' in Charleston, in less thou live thousand dollars a your i"hcro aro somo S.atc officials, without fanii ios, who find it impossible to "livo respecta dy" In Charleston, on tLroe limos five thou and a ye;-.r. Cost aub .fonn?. LOST AND POUND AGAIN.-IF YOU h.: ve lost anything, make lt, known to the >uiilis through that column. Vue rate for twenty fords or loss, each Insottlon, u ao ccuis, If-naid i advance. DROPi'P.D FROM MY WAGON, WHILE near the Harket, vestenlnv morning, a ACCAQH OP PAPSR9-one ndced or convey nco ol a i >t of laud front S. li. 'lodgers to C. C. I. Jacob!, and two oi l titler to other property, he Ander will bc rewarded by applying at Tua lat UT M KWH noto**. decal* LOST, ONSATURDAY MORNING, THE .Mt tnt;., in Wooifu stree:, in nelxauorhoftii i the llailro-.l track, a White Marseilles SACK, he tinder will be liberally rewarded by leaving lie Bame at this office deus l* Cano for Sale. [T ALU ABLE TIMBER LANDS AND V BT KA M SAW MILLS POR SALK-1 will ?ell U.089 Borea of LAND sud Kt Ut li ST RA M SAW I ILLS, situated lu Colloton County, 5. C., on the ??Iluto River. Those Lands have an unlimited supply Of the cry lina*: pine, timber, and niuo fine facilities for anning machinery with water power. All the lilla are now In suroessinl op?ration, und are ouiicutcd with thc river either b.v canal or rall Mil. Locution healthy, wntcr cxreiient, mid .a.: ls well adapted tor corn, oottoa, rice or one. I ?.!'! aell Mi se fctnt*** In a body or divide Hiera iii? rraeta i i vail parchas rs. Por ruit iii r partie il irs. apply to -? 0 : i N T. J :iNcs. Cuorgi *B Sta:lou, s. c. Kailroad. dot? finW2uios* r>/4 AA ACRES Tl) LEASE FOU A ii~c\ fl/ TK UM DP \ KA its.-Thc large and > *.: . ul PLANTATION, tc. 'a '> Kcitt Piuco, 4iuslt*4ngof 3400 iieres, i to. cleared. Soll rieh nd ula.? Hbouiiding in deposits of marl, 7M BC ru* ?f H;I1 :u(lid c>>:laud: loo acres of lt will make i hag io Ute sere; locatiou pcrfccUy healthy ail wc .vrai-; four nivla half miles from l<enrisville, ??.iii Carolins Railroad: well setlleii: irv- been in ntiKtanl cultivation since tNr- wur; hrs .'.ll neocs *ry buildings; small dw?lllnp, barns, stables, riuhouse, screw, laborers' lu Ht ses. Lyon's Creek ans through tho estate and furnishes oucofthc >9Mt MU?* for a factory in tlie state. Will lie sold With the ?fuse, tho following: R tine otiiig MULKS. ii large loi of Improved Itnple uei.'irt, I'rlnly Ploughs, New (?in, hickson Ootton leed, enonjrh lo plant Hie entire crop; 2000 nitdiels of Cotton fleed forflrtUlsing; ;too bushels itf wm. All will t>e sold on thc ola'.-e, low for rash, "artie*desiring to lease arc requested to Inspect bc growing crop of ootton. which will give entire stisfantton. Por term*, apply lo Miw. LAW tKNL'K KEI TT, St. Matthew's P. O., Orangeburg Hsfrict, 8. 'J. lisKKKascrs.-Major T. ft. Whaley, J. C. Kcitt. Cw)., Draiigoburg: il. w. Persttneau, Esq., Wil? lam Middleton, t'.sq., Charleston. ni'.rii in? C'liio* f^LOIttHA LAND F OK SALE. - A I1 ralutUils PLANTATION' of sso seres In Ma nm County, Klnrido, is ogerstl ai onvnte sale, mentone half cleared cud under cnltlvation: >%n bc-i ttautnioek. Thl< I'lautallon is on.? or heniuatdt-sirolile In tlif stuir: i-? very pnslus ive r>w iCoiton. Rios. Cont, Sugar, Vegeiablcs, bc: ulsr. lue f"rOr*ugi"s ai.rt other Krnils: is 'i!-:\Ted ln**ne?i tlie Uoslthl?ni and most plan itiiti co * ib >ri:c ?ls In . .-??ntc, iH?'ig convuul ut to '- Iroads churches, Ac Apply u? A. I!. !,lt:> '?>non factor, Aceomntmlutloit iTha rf, Cliarlaston, 8. C. nuvli lUants. WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BF. made known to everybody in flils column at the rate nf cents for twenty words or less, enen Insertl in, if paid in advance._ TTTANTED TO RENT, A BRICK RESI vv DENCE i;i a central part of the. city, cnn . titling 'our or six ri'oms, with' cistern and necessary outbuildings. Address r.s., key box Ko. S3*2 P. 0. dceS fmw6 WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, CAF? AR! R of culling ?nd fliting children's ? lollies, and who i . a good seamstress. Applj at :.'.?. i j Mei ting K rcet. dec? 2* TTTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN FROM v ? theup-ci ntitry.aSitnathtn in some Whole? sale or Retail House. Can influence trade, or wonld navel for some legitimate business. Ad dren* MORRIS, Office rf Tm: NEWS. decSJ2?_ WANTED, A COMPETENT I ?ADN DRESS. Apply at No. i5 Wentworth street, s nib side, near Kni-t Kay. rteel 2 WANTED TD HERE, A WI UTE S~??{ VANT (51RL to mind a child one year old. Appiy_at lite Mereliat.ts* Hotel._dec7 2? WANTED, BOARDERS.-A PEW SIN glegentlemen, or gentleman and wire, eau obtain comfortable BOARD, on very reasonable terms. In a res peet able private family, and pleas? ant and convenient l"ca!ity, near th* City Ball? way, l'or particulars apply at th's milcc. dcoS ti* WANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER? INTENDENT on s R?ee Plantation by a one armed man, wii i lias seven years' experience in Rice culture, md good recommendations from dla former ci players. Please address w. B. W., Charleston, S. c. ' des3 TCrANTED -A YOUNG MAHRIED MAN. VV 28 p irs ol I, would like t<> tase charge ot a large Colton Plantation, in die State of South Carolina. Anv one in want of a good, faitlifnl (>.vr-e...r, .'.> wei! to address the iiiid'r.sigticd. Can give the best of references. Good steady habit?, and not troubled v. ?*?. politice. Address, fur two months, P. w: EDWARDS. Cortland, Haine. novjs imo* WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK, in a Wholesale Drag Store, ?r s large Re? tail and Prescription Dmg store. No objection to go in thc country, win expect but a small com? pensation at. mst. The applicant ia a graduate of tiie South carolina Medical College. Address M. Ik, tlir?m<_": thc i'i>-.t,lillee. _ DCtC \TjrANTED, A HO USB, NEAR THF vv central nari <ii" thc e;ty. containing live or Blx rooms, with good outbuildings and water. Addn-ss i), al t?os (lillee. _smu-.v AGENTS WANTED BVERYW11FR E TO sell tho- American KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical Family Knltring Machine ever invented. I'riee ?26. wm knit 20.tXiO stitches per minute. Address American Knitting Maciiiue Cotnpany, Boston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. oetSO Sinos WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain and ornamental, is executed promptly in the tieatcst alvie and at the lowest New York prices, at Tim NKWS Job O/llcc, No. 149 EAST HAY. Call and cxanilue thc scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere, WANTETTAT?E?T?^-TWO HUNDRED and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell the only Genuine Improved Common Sense. Fainilv SEWING MACHINE. Price only $ls. Great in? ducements to Agents. Titi* is tho moit popular Sewing Machine of the dav-m tikes the famous "Elastic Lock Stitch"-Will do any kind of work i hat can be dune on an.v moolliue. ' Ono liunori-d th nsand s<>ll and the demand constantly iu CTcaslug. Now ls the time to take nu agency. Send for Circulars. t?-j?r Iteware of infringer*.-^"s tddrcss SECOMB A Cd.. Boston, Mass.; Pitts burg, Pa., or St. Louis. Mo. oct::* Smi _ iga Rent. _ HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS, Ac., now vacant, ran readily be rt titi d by advertising them in Gus column. The rata isis cents for twenty words or le's, each insertion, If paid in a?lvance. TO BENT, THE STORE No. 140 MEET? ING STREET. Terms tinsljrare An;,tr at Wo. les Mee ins street. decs .r* T) RENT, TUE UPPER PART OF A HOUSM. Apply lu lite Liiiuur Store corner ui .Mm and King streets. dees FO R RENT, THE Til REE-STORY HOUSE, No. 10 Joiia Streek; with niue up? right rooms and necessary outnultdlngs. Ap;dy to U P. PUPPENHEIM, No. 411 King street. dOCl WI HM* ri,0 RENT. THE TWO AND A HALF JL STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, Meeting Htreet, between Society and Wentworth Street' east side, containing lour square rooms, two attics, pantry, and dressing room, with cistern and necessary outbuildings. Apply at HART'S Hardware Store, corner King and Market streets. deo!! TO RENT, AFINE STORE WITH FIX TURKS for a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude Lane and East Hay. To an upprovod tenant rent will be $10 per month. Also, nix large square Booms, with urcplae.es. back piazzas and cistern water on every story. The rooms Will bc rent fit singly If preferred. Inquire of Mr. ROSE, on Hie premises. octlfl ROOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR? NISHED rooms in a residence pleasantly situated in the western part of ihc city. Terms moderate. For further pnrtictdara, apply at No. il Doughty street. ootia REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO? PERTY of any kind may bc advertised for In this column, at thc rate of 26 cents Io ' M nty words or loss, each Insertion, if paid If vi* ance. , TT" OB SALE LOW, A SLOOP, 25 5 ON X Wilirarry o cords wood. For particulars, apply lu WM. il KAY, No. 1.0 Meeting ot.ceL decs 1 T7H).: SALK, AN EXCELLENT VARIE. JT TT of UPLAND COTTON S BSD. Delivered ai tha8ontli Carolina Railroad, in bag" or two bushels, |1 IO per bushel for four andida or less, ll Si per bushel for six bushels or more, Applj lo GEO ROU B. WU ALBY, lit. Matthews P. a, l)r.:ngeburu County, s. c. dees 2:i?'w FOR SALE, TUE STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL or Store No. 402 Kin? *:rec\ coil'Isling of FRUIT. Segara and Soda Water Vnnufactory. Ap;iy at Ute Store, rb c8 2* TJ"0R SALE, TI i B SUBSTANTIAL JL' li?iCK BBS I DBNCB or thc Ute Hr. Moult >ii tho northwest corner of Pitt ami Montague ?troc?s. The. Lot mensures ainiut bm rws on Mon? tague street, b7 191 feel on Pitt street.. The Hon? :oti tain* six upright rooms, two base meut rooms two larga attics, two piazzas, three drosslnc room->, one hath room, water closets, Ac Sub. dantltil bri?:k outbuildings. Apply Ul RUTLEDCB % YOUNO, Solicitors Estate, No. tic Broad street. U'lVlO w MiL BENJAMIN L'?UI>Y HAS ARRIV? ED with 22 head ot YOUNO WOLFS AND HOUSES ?it CHRISTOPHER'S STABLES. No. .?.on King street. For sale low. deco 4* EjlOR SALE OR BENT, A PLANTAT.ON i situated on tiie Asliley River, a Hw miles norn kite etty, coutsluing abou'. on? hundred ?ic.-es, one-half cleared, with comfortable dwell iiig aud necessary outbuildings, if soi sold by Hie 20111 instant, the owner will he willing to let the premises to a rr possible party with a small capital, to be planted on shares. For runner lu roi mallen apply ta ?enulug'a Wharf, south i.' l*allioiin?*rrt?t. i:-e< T7"OR S\f li, SEVERAL YOUNO WORK J ILM'SK.S A Nil Vt!! i.s. .it J. CHRISTO '..iK't stables. Ni?. ?'. .. Kiui! street. decji /NN*.; FIRST-CLA ?.. fciGUT slo ?:. ? \ P sirldi po? : \ ps ;IXX md no?LB '.:"> Btcau Portalile Cn?! cut ur Womi Stuvii kiitoiliue, For ?s,lo CAMERON, BARK LS Y till. it.iv ?7 12 F OR SALE, STEAM PORTABLE URC8A-CUT 'i'.'- WOOD SAWING MA ? tilXE?, King's patent, snitable for culling curd wood, aliingleo, stave? >-.r claplNinnl blocks, and parilcctiirl.v adapied tn the natibiof raiinmiis, wood oiiiiractors, WIKHI yunl, saw culi, ;;?iii lum ber men generally. Por this machine wo claim precedence nrer anything of the kind ever at leiupt'ed. All jiarti.-s Interested and the public? an: invited io sue tills maehine in operation daiiv front li o'clock A. M. to i P. M., at tho Artesian Well L?t, corner Meeting and Wentworth street?. 9t?te or County rights, or Bingle mach i CPS for sal??. Apply lo CAMBRON, UAUKLEY A CO. iii"-.s imo PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A 1 GREAT BARGAIN.-Onosraan Cylinder TAT liOR PR&s)3 Ui complete repair, lt has been bm little used, and is sold simplv because the presen; nurnsr h?e< tm use fur it. '?'he st/.c of the bed of rue Pres;-' is rnny-four bj lin., eight inches. Haid i'ri>-s win besohl at s great bargain if applied I\T at once a ; :.i;e room ii occupies ls wained for iituer purposes. Addresaa Box ?.u. 37S0 New \or'< Postoaice, aept20 folds. ijlllB ALSTON ftT)TELv<jT& ORR. MRS. MARYA. ELSlN?,S*ai?tccl by Viersotis, ha." ?1,11.11.d a ue.T ill) 'i-'.L, lt Al-tm', undi* pio parol to aocaminndavj . ; ravelling puidia ra* ?enger* can uo? get IfcaN upon thearriv.il st Alston nf aili of the ' The erra igcuicnta nf the Hotel ate convo anu comfortable und good ireatmutt is su^aoteetl to au who may coil ia. ?OC112 ?ttcctinge. IFRANKLIN LODGE, No. 96, A. F. M. . Thc Anni!.ii Communication of the above Lodge will bo held nt Masonic Hall. THIS (Wed liesday) BVBNINQ, at 7 o'clock. Members will f:.k.: due notice, and govern themselves accord? ingly. By order of tho W. M. WM. r.OT, docs Secretary. CHARLESTON HOARD OF TRADE. An Adjourned Heeling of the-Roartl will bc liol : at 7 o'clock Ti is ?VCNINO, ?it tue llibcrnlan HalL Members will please bc punctual. . Hr order cf Ute president, dec' II. BARR, S-r.rHrry. 217'TNA STEAM FIRE ENGiNB COM JVJ PAXY.-Aii*?xtr:t Mcefing of yonr Com ! any trill ue lieM al thc Hall, Queen street, Tina EVKXIMO, sth instant, ot half-past 7 o'clocU pre? cisely, ny order of Presideut. jons r.?'?f.iiis?T. ? decs i Secretary. I>I0NER3 STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM PASY ol' AXMBN.-AU Extra Mcetlnrof your Company wdi he bold at Ute Engine House, (Marketstreet,) Tots EVBMIKQ, silt December, ai liiilf-pasl 7 o'ulooK. Uy order. 0. W. MUSTARD, decs Secretary pro tem. CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, No. 1- Attend thc Regular Monthly Meeting of your Company Tuts BVBN \KQ, ai your Hail, ai iiair-pust 7 o'clock precisely. I!y order. CEO. MoLAIN, dies Secretary. icnilijers. p E K ? V L A N GUANO. ico tonsOennine Peruvian GUANO, just arrived and in store, For talc low. J. A. ENS LO Vf k CO., dPCS 1 No. u I Ka-t liar. JyTO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO. 150 tons No. 1 PERUVIAN OTT AN 9, n->w land? ina from schooner Archer .t Reeves. ?.or sale by T. J. KERK A CO. novio pAClFIC GUANO COMPANY COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME, Fon COMPOSTING WITTJ COTTO* 8SBD, This article is manufactured at the Company's Works under the direction and superintendence of Dr. RAVEN EL. It contains thesarae clements of fertility as Soluble Puolfio Guano, e.-rcept that lt Ls not furnished with ammonia. It ls prepared expressly for composting with cotton seed, which furnishes the clement nf ammonia-the object be? ing to render that side-product of the plantation available lo the highest degree as an element of | fertility. (45 cash, or (50 on 1st November, 1879, for ap? proved city acceptance or other good security. For further, and particular Information, apply to tho undersigned, J. N. nortsoN, A/ront for 9nuth Carolina. Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. JOHN. 8. REBSB A CO.. General Agents Baltimore, oct2T wrmainosnaa Neto Publication: TTICK-S FLORAL GUIDE I The First Edition of Ono Hundred and Twenty Thousand copies of VICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATA? LOG UK Ol' SEMDS AND FLORAL GUIDE, published and ready to send out. lt ls el gently printed on Une tinted paper, with about -.ou line wood Engravings of Plowers and Vegetables, und a beautiful Colored Plate, consisting of seven varieties of Phlox Drummond!!, making aline BOUQUET OF PHLOXES. It is thc most beautiful, as well as the nu.-;. In? fi fuctivu Floral dildo published, giving plain und thorough directions for the OULTURB OF FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES. Thc Floral Guide ls published for the bonctlt of my customers, to whom lt ls scot free without application, but will he forwarded t o nil who apply bv mall ior Toa Ccu tn, which ls not half tho cost. Address JAMES VICK, decs 3ruc_ Rochester, N. T. ~C JJ 6~?~L~ B 0 0 K~S . S The undersigned have roccntly published a scries of New Pictorial BEADERS and SPELLERS, adapted to Hie tastes of children of both sexes, and designed to be useful and ngrceablo com panions tor children lu ihe family aa well ss in tho Behool form. They havo beca prepared by Rev. Proiessor J. U Remolds, H. I)., of the South Carolina University. These aeries consists of sec volumes: Reynolds1 Kew rictorlal Speller, 20 cents. Reynolds' Now Pictorial Primary Reader. 35 cents. Reynolds' Kew Pictorial First Reader, 40 cent :. Reynolds' Now Pictorial Second Reader, 00 ecu ts. Reynolds' Ne* Pictorial Third Reader, soocuts. Reynold*' New Fourth Reader, $140. Tho volumes are beautifully Illustrated, printed on ?Ulterior pr.per, in a clear large type, and taste? fully iioiiud. Wo deem lt not linpro*>er lo refer io a few of the advantages aiir.edu; in preparing these Rendors: 1. Thc enlistment of a popular sentiment in favor of home enterprise, willoh is now beginning to HIIOW itself all over the South. 2. To remedy the evil everywhere complained of in our soil?)/is. of continual changa ul Text Rooks, a costly halal., und one which Injures the sciuMis. by preventiug tho children from i*ciii?r pul Into clisses, A series nf Home Readers, ii was supposed, would "he used to a great degree, and this serious evil II.UK avoided. School Disturv of South Carolina, told ia a fami? liar style, by Prof. Jas, Wood Davidson, A. M., pi icc il. Prof. Reynolds* w .iring Rook?, ia a series of five numbera, No. i. Exercises in ihe Short Letters. No. 3. Capitals, sud Short Word* commencm;; with cn pi lal.'. No. 3. Sentences Alphabetically arranged. No. 4. Poys' Commercial I Li ml. No. &. Advanced Hook lor Girls-Sentences alpha bciioally arraiiMd. Price 25 cent& Teachers and educators who wish to examine any of tho above work', with a view ro Inlrodun? do i, will have s copy sent them oa receipt, of hal/ ] th .IMI-.C retail piton. School Resistor, to last six months, 10 cents. Table Root, 10 cents. DUFFIE * CHAPMAN, 'i c2 ? .Columbia, 8. C. U STE L L ? S ROOK STORE. EECKNT PUBLICATIONS. K AGRICULTURAL. LOUDON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA 0" AGRICCL TTJRB. illustrated by over 1200 Engravings, $11. London's Encyclopaedia ol Gardening, sn. Uow Crops Grow; a Treatise on the Chemical Com po cition, structure and Life ol the Plaut, with nu ueruns Illustrations and Tables of Aualysls, bj Professer Samuel w. Johnson, of Tale College, $2. Farm I itt piemen ta ano Machiner; ; the I'rin tipies 0/ theil Construction and Us", with s' pie au.i practical explanations of tho l.nwa of witton an.l P.>rett as applied on the Farm, John J. Thomas, (n"i isl Illustration*, fl l?srdenlngfor Profit; .1 Guide fi t?.e suecess?ul Ci:l;:vuM ,n ni tho Market sud ) a.m.* GSAII ... 1 rtoi :! ndersoii, HucL Illustrated, $150. .*?. Miicrlcitn Pa?o Uoulc, by monard !.. Allen. 1 irised and great!.* enlarged. 5- ?a Gardenia,! for thu Smith, (..' How to Croa Vegetables a i';-<i?;s hy U19 ''.'?? Willuri N. White, ol A;.K.M. ti?., with additions bv Mr. J. Vun i:?!-:i :v ?? ':. James Ci..?, Illustrated, ?-2. Bouvier f irmei .1 IMar! .< (?urdencr. being a compila rion of usc! 'I ari sics, from ute most npp?uvti writers, Uy Frorcis S. Holmes, :i? 1 Ed ?lt wit. .ii '0. i..g:i FunaiKg without Manure: M>: Lee i ii ref! on Agriculture delivered tho Expert m II i ni i.,, lu st Vincennes, by George Ville. 5! couts. Aiiieri'siu Fruit colturt^t, c?niidoiii<: practical rt! ectlm > for !. e Propagation and Cul turo of Fruit Trees, .vc., byjonn J. Thoinas, 12 50. Practical Floriculture; -t Guide to Hm cessful Propagation and Cultivation ol Floriars1 Plants, il 50. Pear Culture for Profit, by P. T. Oiiinn, lllimmted, $1. The Prscticsl Poultry Keeper; a Complete and Standard onida to 1 lia Msussrement 01 Poultry, whether for domestic use, the markets or exhibition, $'? MEDICAL. NIEMBTBR: a Test Hook of Practical Medicine, v. i, h particular reference to Physiology ami Pa ihology, by Dr. Felix Niemeyer, translated from tho Tth German Edition, 2 vols.. $?. Dr. Moritz Mover: Electricity In i s Relations to Practical vied.cine, 51 'si. J. M. Duncan: a Practical Trea? tise on Perimetritis and Parame:rms, $2 M. John Eric Rricltsen: the Science an-i Art nf Sur .-rv, Illustrated with 00 Engraviars, with ail il i tin:? bv John Ashhurst, Jr., A. M., M. P.. $7 50. Pavy: a Treatise on Hie Fonction ?1 IMgeston, il? DiHorders and their Treatment, br F. (V. Pavy, M. P., F. FL S. Garrntaon: Discus; and sur? gery si Hie MonUt. Jaws and Assn- .teil Parts, ?ty .!. R. Gatretson, M. H., llliwtri??d, So 50, Heath: Injnrlrs and Di SCAM es of the Jaws, the Jsaksonlaii "ri/.e ilss.iy of Lbe Royal College of Snrgrniis. WI. tn. noes' QUPER10R COLOGNE WATER. Mauafactured and for ?ale by Dr. II. CAER, cet? Ko. 131 Meeting airest. Amusements. ^CADEMY OP MUSIC, Proprietor.JOHN CHADWICK Lessee and Manager.JOHN T. FORD Engagement or the Beautiful and Accomplished CHAPMAN BISTBSS," And tho eminent Comedian, MR. C. D. D I S II 0. P , .Supported bj thc OPERATIC COMPANY. THIS (7/E,)NE3DAY) EVENING, DEC. 8, Will be produced Uto Grand Oriental Burlesquo of ALADDIN; OR, Tnt? WONDERFUL SCAMPI Aladdin, (Tho Wonderful Scamp.)...M?ES BLANCHS CHAT-MAN. PeKoe, the Vizier's iiojia and his pride.Miss ELLA CHAPMAN. Widow Twankey, (Alad? din's Mother).Mr. C. B. Bisnor. The entertainments will commence with MY PRECIOUS BETSY. Ur. Bobtail.Mr. C.B. BISHOP. On SATURDAY, second Fashionable MATINEE, commencing at half-past 2 o'clock. Doors open at 7, Curtin rolled up at 8 o'clock precisely. PRICES OF '.OMISSION.-Orchestra Chairs, $1; Orchestra CirciO, SI; Balcony Chairs, fl; P.nieony Dress Circle, fl. Entrance on King street. Pc ;r ed Seals, 23 cent3 additional. Family Circle, SO cents, (otio-hair reserved fer colored ramilles;) Gallery, 20 cents. Hritrar.ee on Market Uroct, dees ? Climber, incl, &"c. Q 0 A L ! COALI COAL! 400 tons Red Ash COAL, Egg and Stove sizes, daily expected per schooner Active, from Phila? delphia and Io" sale low while landing rrom the vcsseL Orders received at H. F. BAKER A CO.'S, Coal Yard. dec8 3 No. 20 Cumberland street. S Stones, Hanges, &c. TOVES AT WHOLESALE. THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HOR? TON k SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUSI? NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY OTHER DEALBRS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND ALL TOE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRT PRICES. THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT TCRNITURE-^OME ?FTREM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH? OUT THE AID OK CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY AND ALL ARE 0 UARA NTH PID TO BAKE PROP KRLY, IP SET UP AS DIRECTED. THE RANGFS ARB UNUSUALLY LOW IN PRICE-HAVE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT A SINCLE PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK-WORK TO SET THEM UP. THE STOCK OF MEATTNG STOVES EMBRACES CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON AIR TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, Ac. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES WILL BB P?RNISUED UrOX APPLICATION. WM. SnEPlIER? k CO., ^ ? e. 24 HAYNE STREBT, _CHARLESTON S. C.._ JAPANNED TIN-WARE AT WHOLESALE WM. 8HEPHEP. D ? CO., S No. 24 HAYNS STREET._ VA MPED T ? N - W A RE A*T WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & 00., No. 24 II AYN E STREET. ?pRENCH RET1NNEI) LEON - WARE AT WllOLESAl.kV. WM. SHEPHERD A CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET. DBLLEVILLE COPPER ROLLING MILLS. AGENTS IN CHARLESTON: WM. SHEPHERD A CO.. No. 24 HAYNE STREET. ifliscellancoTJs. rpilE DRAWING OF SPANISH POLICY TAKF*S PLA03 DAILY lu thc large Hall in the rear of oar Banking Houje. CHANCES TEN CENTS BACH. Tribes ranging in value rrom $7 to $777,700. Ono prize to every 107 blanks. Send to us tun cents and any turee numbers between 107 and 777,700, they will KC put Into the wheel. K you draw a prize W J will let you know by return matt. SCALE OF DISCOUNT FOP. CflANCBS : I Chance.io cts. 100 Chances.SS 76 lo t. h sn ces.Di nts. uno Chances.i: ou 20 Chances.>i ;<.'? wo Chances.SI M ,u Chances.4 M loa Chano**.80 ou An Irena all communications to J. M BLAKE v ro.. Bankers, AM Sote Agenta for Spanish Poilcy in the United State*, nov?fl v}> No. otu Broadway, Sew Y/irfe J T 3 S A ii S U iii; TO NAME SUMTER, CAROLINA. HOSTET IHR, OR PLANTA TATION ItlTTKRS, while the production of the great SOLOMON ia In our utldst Uncle Sam appre? ciates lt highly by penshtlng tho sale free Irom stamp duty. , Forsale at RAOUL A LYNAM, d cc 2_ rn P. C H ? P 3 I N , DENTIST, omen no. 275 KINO arana, norla amos S O LOMO N'S BITTERS A SPECIFIC For that di'ease which is cured by the applica? tion or tho hair or the biting dog. Numerous certificates can be furn'ahei. For sa!e at RAOUL k LYNAM. dees jf A M ES H ARR AL A Z O. COTTON AND (IENERAL COMMISSION MERC ANTS, No. ?8 W I i T R ll A LL STRR.ET fLowo . - nd o Ro ulway,) NEW YORK. Whet a' advan*.ea mad J opon B Js of Lid ng. nowt imoseo ?roceries, Ciqncrs, #c. gUGARI S?GAB! SUGAR! 20 bfcS" } Q00<1 Grocery SUGAR. P<-"sale low. J. A. B213LOW ? CO. dcc31 __ po P. TO RICO SUGAR , 45 linds, Choice Perin nico sunAr;, now landtag ami lor Rale by JhULLKK, NIMITZ. A CO., <lec3 wt?i:nto4_ N :. i ji Bast Bay. RAISINS, CURHAN'TS, CITRON AND PRUNES. New Layer RAISINS, In quarter, hair and whola boxes New Citron, Currants and stewing Prunea. Received thia week nt the CO-OPBRAT1VK G ROBERT, Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered free. decs 1 * ' ?10RN, FLOUR AND MOLASSES. . 7000 bushels Prime White Old CORN 200 barrels "Fine" Flour ion barrels Sugar-House Syrup. ii, For sale by T. J. KB RR & 00. decs_ _ -J^IVERP?OL SALTI siflO pack? LIVERPOOL SALT, direct from Liv? erpool-large and full sacks.' For sale at lowest market prices, by oct?O T. J. K KER & CO. S ALT A P L 0 A T F .T/00 sacks Liverpool SALT, per bark Homber suiid, now ready tor delivery. For sale by ' BAVBNEL ? CO., Corner Bast Bay nod Vaudcrhorst's Wliart deo7 2 ALL S C ? T f ? STEAM BAKHRT, LOl/ISVIL! K, KT., Manufactory or r.ttciit. .firsten. Farina, Vater, (.'?sion. Hurter, Sugar, Lemon, Wine, Milk, Oream and SODA CRACKERS, Ginger Snaps, Me? lasses Cakes, Ac. Having accepted the Agener or the above Factory, 1 am piepared to lill al orders at Manufacturer's prices. J. N. ROBSON, Noa. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf, decs fmwlmonao_Agent for Hie Stats. A RD A Ni) CA NDLBI, Choloe FA HI LT LA Rix, in 3, 5, 7 and 10 posad caddies. Candles, in whole and half boxes, all weights. As Agent for the Munn fact n re rs, I offer the abo vs gooda at lowest market rates, with a liberal dis? count to the trade for large lots. Dealers are re? quested to give me a call. Being In weekly re? ceipt of supplies, I can DU all orders promotly. J. N. ROBSON, Noa. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf, decs mwflmosac _ Q7EO. W. WILLIAMS A 00. WHOLESALE GROCERS, HATNE ST RB ET, CHARLESTON, S. ?., narc In Store r.nd to arrive, which they ar* offering at lowest market prices 1000 bbls. Yellow Pink Rye Planting POTATO BS 4000 sacks Liverpool Salt 50 bales Standard Gunny Hagging 200 coils Hemp, Jnte. Cotton aiid Manara'Repa SOO bbin. Refined Suitors 30 hilda. Porto Rico Sugars 26 hhds. Muscovado Sugars 100 hhds. Old Crop Cuba Molasses 300 bbl?. Old Crop Cuba Molasses loo rois. Sugar Hoi ure Syr?ip MO bugs Rio, Lagtinyra and Java Coffee 300 boxes Colgate No. i and Pale Soaps 2t"i0 boxes E. D.. Cheshire and State Cheese COO this. Fine, Super, Extra and Family FUjsr fiOO packages Fish. Non. I. 2 and 3 7000 kegs Parker Mill Nails. Orange Kitle POWDER. Shot and Lead, Capa, Caudles, Fire Crackers, Soda and Sugar Crackers, Sugar Jumbles, Soda In kegs and papers, staion. Oysters, Sardines, Candy, Buckets and Tubs, Raisins, Figs. Potash and Lye, Rico, Ac., A?. nov24 wlmimoa c BART CO. H. Would respectfully call the attention of their ettr and country friends to their large and varies Stock or FRUIT, Ac, which is now on hand asst being constantly received, consisting of : 40,000 West India Oranges. ?00 bunches Mananas, Red and Tallow. 2.000 Grape Fruit. 20,000 Cocoanuts. 300 barrels Choloe Reil Apples. 100 barrels Onions, Red und Yellow. 200 barrels Irish Potatoes. 75 barrel, Long Beets. 30 boxe? Lemons. 30 kegs Malaga Grapes. 30 boxes Cape Cod Cranberries. 300 boxes aud drums ol Figs. 20 boxes French Prunes, iso whole, hair and quarter hexes Palates 60 whole and hair boxes Fire Crackers. S barrels Red French Beans, io frails of Dates. ahO.O'X) Union Torpedoes. 30 barrels Nels, Ac, Ac All of which will be sold low at the subscribers'. Nos. f> J, 67 and 59 Market street. dec? 0. BART h 00. ~~K LATTE A CO. Are now receiving a full Stock of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, CONSISTINO or. ion barrels RBFINBD SUGARS 20 hhds. and barrels Raw Sugar 100 lihds. and barrels Molasses 10 barrels Beehive Syrup y 100 bags Cofl'crs loo packages Mackerel-Nos. L 2 and 8 25 barrels Pickled Mullens and Herrings loo kegs ems loo boxea Cheese 100 boxes Soaps 960 bat tels Flour-Pine, Sapor, Bxtrs and Family 26 half chests Hyson and Oolong To? 6o kegs Dutch Herrings loo barrel? and ttihs.-Lard 100 barrels Gibson's timi Waller's Whiskey - casks Gin, Urandy and Wines 60 cases Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps 26 cases H os tetter's P.Itters. Raisins, Currants, Citron, Prunes, Figs, Al? monds, Jellies, Oysters, Pickles, Sweet Oil, Toma? toes, Brandy and Presh Peaches, Soda, Fha) Crackers, sardines Starch, Shot, Powdcr.Matebsa, Broom* and Buckets, Saurkrnut, Ac, Ac For sale at io west prices. H. RLATTE A CO., No. 201 East Bay, nov2A No-'.hwest corner t'nr"'icrlaiirt streak, P~?~R B~Tll ERR Y WIME. Just received 30 casks of SHERRY WaTO prices $3, $4? $5, $&, 88, $12 per gallon; in bettles, from $1 lo $2 60. ALSO, PIPBRA CO. HEIDSIECK Ya Clicquot Ponsardln Mumm'b Champagne Green Seal Sparking Mosefle. Ail or direct Importation. WM. S. CORWIN* CO., No. 275 King street, Branch of No. tao Broadway, New Yara. novlS_ ISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE R 18 WAttttANTPt) TO REHOVO ALL DESIRE FOR TOBACCO. - BISON'S TO 3ACCO ANTIDOTE is for sale by BK. ll. BA ER. G. W. A!MAB, G. J. Li UN. m. E. H. KELLEBB? UK. AV. A. SKBINB. E. S. BURNHAM, nov24 wfm.Tmos_ \L A 11 E N ? 0 CURES PEY BR AND AGUE. THE FINEST TONIC IN TUB WORLD, ?a-For sale hy all Druggists. G. J. L?HS, Agent, Druggist, Cerner King and John street, septn Sm oe Charleston. S. tk s? LOUON'S BITTERS ARB FOB SALS BY Dra. RAOUL A LYNAH, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNER KING ABD MARKET aepUT sates