Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ii, ti. H ..? . #? / ?t i If etta* Tte? DAILY Ns-* .-.* . yew S** eu: m ?a ttw $3; taree monti* $2; one mouin 7.. seats. Barred m ute at/ at FIPTSKX CENTS a-week, para Mi M the carriers, sr St* a rear, paid ia advance at tee ?nice. Ha TKI-WESKLY NBWS, published ou Tuesdays, Thar* I av s sad Saturdays, one rear $.1; six Boallia jj; an*i 00 cents a aioute for an; sttortei parted. SOUSCRIPTION* in all cases payable in ad ran oe, aid no paper uonllaued airer tn? expiration ol lao unie paid for. A?YKKTISK^B\TS.-First mFertion u* cents u line; suhsequeut insertions lu couts a hue. Sp* (rial Notices la oems a nii? each IU-ei liou. busi? ness Notices ?o u<MM a imo each insertion, Mar? riage and Fuuorai Sallee* one Dollar each. Cut* and Biecirntype Advertisements wia be Inserta 1 os the Fiiurth Pa-fe only. STOTIOKS of Wants. To Kent. Los: and Found. Boardiu-i. Ac, not exceeding 2u words, -JO nen ts each Insertion: over 'JO. and not exceeding St< words, 40 cents each Insertion; over .io and nm exceeding 40 words, ?u cents each insertion. All announcements to he published at these rates mast W paid Tor in advance. . JtEitiTTAXUEs should he mai!? by Posiotfiee Money Order or by Hxpress. If this cannot be done, proteetion ajralust lossie* bj* mall may he aeoared by. forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able te the urdor of the proprietors or TUB News, ar by sending tee money in a registered letter. Jb?Areaa RIORDAN. DAWSON A CO., lt?. 14? Bast Bay. Charleston. S. C. _ _ MONDAY, DiJUrjrlBiSIi 13, 1899. .a Our Friends tn th? Country-In? ducements to New Subscribers? Ifs desire, if possible, to mttce Tun NEWS, tsAteA is already without exception the oheapes' newspaper in the South, a regular visilor in emery te+U reguiated household in this and Ou m?Joini'?Q StMtet. AsfJt? .7utNornMml le the plant en le subscribe to TBS NBWB before the expira? tion ?if tr. present year, iee have arranged with Messrs. Woiner, aeons <?. Oogsior-t, the piMUh ers of the R10BAL CAROLINIAN, io supply teal new senti superb agricultural nMgaaine, together with -Sfea HEWS, ce edt feet* siieeortOesv, tu Ute JbOoxa iwj very low rates: ta DAILY Maws and ?Tie KORAL CASO JOVIAN, ?ste year, for sim tenors and fifty ontts. TJX T BJ-Wran LT NBWB and the RURAL OAXC UBS1AN; onevrar,J*r ftsur dollar*. ? Subscriptions to tes ?to? publications may be samt staun- to the proprietors of TUB NEWS, or tu Sheproprietrrrs sf Ote RURAL CAROLINIAN. But persons desiring to ar ott themselves of this offer Wtssc do eo before Ow first of January mest, as tim tvrattgwnumt teat not be extend** beyond ttmmrerlod. wa wa OP TH s DAT. -#old sjewed In New Torn, on Sntanrdny, at Mem*. --Cotton waa aalet and anenxnged; sales iso? bales; middlings SSXat&K eents. . -In Liverpool cotton closed Arm; uplands 117<d; Orleans llJ?d; sales 15,000 bales. -The Viceroy or Egypt has at length accepted tte aliimatara of the Salton and oil Ita condi? tions. -The estimates of the heads or the various departments at Washington for the coming yeer amount in the aggregate to $:i?,?7?.oeJ. ? -Tot? Untar 01 St. George lias been conferred spca the King of Prassia by ibo 0?sr, in token of the friendship exist?s,; bstwean t?etu. -Tba British Ooverument will take possession af tho telegraph wires in Groat Britain on the 1st February, asuvidiag to a recently enacted law. -Letters from Rome assert that a majority or tee Frenoh bishops, including Dnponlaup and many German bishops, will oppose the declara? das of Papal infallibility. -The Tennessee Senate has pawed a bril pro? viding that nobody shall be Indicted Tor an act eeatmttted while serving as a eoller during thc late war, and dismissing all pending prosecu .ttens of the kind. -Th? Goveruorof California rcoommends State atd to facilitate emlgianon Dom Europe and the ?salera States; says the Legislature has the Bower to prohibit Chinere immigration, and favors tho removal of ad barriers to Chinese teiti mony as an aol or Justice anti polioy. -A thief, oa Thursday last, robbed a Jewelry store in Albany of $2560 worth of diamonds, walch the salesman was exhibiting to bim. Hav? ing designedly dropped cue of the jewels behind tbs counter, he seized the case containing the rest, as the salesman stooped to pick the dropped | e.j.s ap, and made e 7. -Many cities In France were illuminated 'a*. Wednesday night. In honor or the Inaugnraiicn or tho Oosneil at Rome. At Marseilles a crowd of fifteen hundred men made violent demons'ra tlona against the Illumination. They wire ls td through, the streets singing the Marseillaise, de? stroyed decorttlttts sad transparencies, anti com? muted other excesses. The police dispcrstd thu crowd after making sixty arrests. -Oflioial iaforication has been received from the Oolnrnbtan anihorles that the treaty negotia? ted by Mr. Caleb Cashing for the right of way for a ganai across the Isthmus .of Darlen, and reject? ed hy the Cole.miv.an Senate, will b3 reconsidered and undoubtedly ratified by that body. This will remove all dlmoslty and en?b e t>.e United States authorities to posh for war l the proposed surrey without bindranoe or objeoiioa from the Oolam stan Government. -Faro Hyacinthe delivered an address for the beseht of tho French Benevolent Society on Tanrs day Bight at the New York Academy or Music The hntldiag was Ulled la every part by the larg estaaclieaoeover gathered within lt? walis. He spoke in French. Mis address was marked by tee characteristic cloquea ca which has rendered ! Uss famous, and which drew from those ortho andiene* who nnderatood th? French language the warmest applause Ali the tickets were auld testy-eight hua a before the hall opened. \ -Tho sugar harvest of Lonislaaa ls generally Swished, sad (he yield, according to the Crescent, will uui muon exceed that of last year. Whatever of taerease lhere may be wilt be duo to the iarger area of cane planted. The product per tore ls not oqnal to that of the last crop. The augur, bow aver, ls of excellent quality, though the prices are Bot what ~ere expected frost the disorder and waste in le leland of econ. Despite, the de? struction -.'inauy plantations ia the pi ogress of the revocation, Hie Import from other countries doatlnues to raortaAc la such ratio as to Lecp down the prices of the home product. -The recent marriage III WuMungtoa or Mr. Pani Gerrard, a brother-in-law or (he Portuguese minister, to Belle Wormiey, an octoroon girl, on Tuesday last, ls not. it seems, considered legal ander the Proooh law, the gi oom being ut the .me a Prenoh oiilscii. Duder the laws o' Fi ance no person can marry without thc consent or 1 he .Barents, if these be living, or, If this be refused, a legal notice taust be served on them announcing the determinatiou to marry without such cotisent In the press?t instance Mr. Gerrard's family pro? tested against his marriage, and, he having n?a toeted to serve the primer legal notice upon them, tn accordance with the law, hla maniage is not considered legal by the French legation. -Tho largo English Importing house of N. P. Fal twnar A Oe, Church M rec:, New Turk, ls repork d j failed, laabdities estimated at tseo.ooo. They pay 70 per cent. The failure or BenJ. H. Loder k Od? ls said to have been in consequence of the firm assuming the liabilities or Loder Bros. A Co., a year sine*. Tho liabilities or the firm amount to about a quarter or a million. In Philadelphia. Messrs. Cons, Bierrbanun A Co., extensive dry goods dealers, are announced as failed, with lia hUtties amounting to $3j0,ooo. Thc suspension is announced of Travis A Son, flannel manufactu? rera, at Rochdale, England. Liabilities estimated ?89,000. The failure of James Pim & Co., ol DnWIu, ie attributed t > large operations in corn for a rise. It is stated that some parcels were held by them for ;c? while the value was about ans, cotiseront ty rneloas is very considerable -The CardlfTgiaai controversy has called oct .lotter from Mr. Wright, the City Marshal or Foil ?edge Iowa, who writes ta Ibe Syrsense Joarnsl ?iah twa y oars ago, in J ai/, two mea arrived in . vu 4,--M._c ..u*t tao nae;, Suu ri^.-nciuii .ker aaaw al ibo ?l. George Hotel a>s George Hell, of tuogkampion. N. T., mt! H. B. Marita, of Boston, lucy runiilued for several weeka After s num? ber of muveincnts of a suspicious character they Dually purcbaseil au acre of gypsum land from Juba McDermott, paying $100 for il; bulli a shani! OM Ute ground and employed men io ?pea a gypsum quarry, for ?the ptirpus-e, as they said, of sending a handsome p.-.'cc ?o M w fork. The, got oat a largo etona, dressed ttclevoa fcft tbr^a iuenca in length, sad three feet i bick, and loaded ll on a railroad t ar. Ti ? theory la that :tsil and Martin took tbe stone ko Ubi ago, whence ll was worked into a slaiuo, canted uienee by way of Kingham pion to New i i.'s farm, rae corresponden? expressen the opin? ion that Colonel Wood, former:/ or the Chicago museum, is concerned In the giant, a* he "iiap pened around" just when they were digging up thc gi ?m. It ia s id that the man who carved the grant ts now in Chicago, but prefers to keep ...del. Mr. Wright otters to send a piece or the same stone to compara with the Cardiff image. WB beg to remind the advertising friends of THE Nsw?, that wo will publish, as usual, a few days before Christmas, a list of oar Christmas advertisers, calling particular attention to stocks of goods chosen for the holiday season. In ?his way, advertisers in TUB S?BWS will enjoy a wider aad more at? tractive publicity than can be giren Lb em by any other newspaper ia tho Slate. Tate Coi M BUI. It waa Saxe, we believe, who said that "laws, like sausages, cease to inspire res? pect in proportion aa we know how they are made," The remark applies with striking foroe to the bill jost passed by the House ol Repr?sentai ves In Columbia " to pay tho ?nu rest of the Slate debt io coin/' Of course everybody knew the ends to be served and the pockets to be flllod by the passage of the bili; but now it seams that the manner in which it was engineered though the House was so little of a secret that the question was opeuly asked, ene of another, amoffg the colored memlrere: " Have you recoiled your money for tils V The assurance was given last week, it will beremembsrod, that " Poor Taousand Dollars would carry tho gold bill through," and tho money has no doubt been forthcoming and daly paid over. The only oheck-Slight though it be-to the knavery of these Radical rascals lies in tho ceaseless vigilance and prompt renonciation of the Press of the State. And that Pr?tas, as Tom linson candidly avowed on tho 2oor of tho House, meant nothing mor, nor less than TUB CHASXBSTOU NEWS. The iniquitous bill, asp >ssod by tho House on Saturday, provides tr it "the interest on the bonds and stocks o' this Stat?, except those issued during the period from Decem? ber 1, A. D. 1860, to April 19, A. D. 1865, shall bs paid in gold or silver coin: Provi? ded, that the interest n the lK>nis issued for the building of the nsw Statehouse shall not be excluded from being paid in coin by any provision of this act. " Now, how much will t ie Senate want for tts prompt concurrence in the action of the House ? Let our Banators bo wiso aud not h ll themselves toa cheaply. Our specula? ting Executive and his "Ring" can afford to pay well. Bo Int it bo understood that (he Senate of South Carotina will decline to act until the Governor and bis friends have made up their minds to "come down" hand? somely. Tho Pr?vention of Cotton Stealing. The House Committee on Agriculture have reported favorably upon "A bill to regulate "the salo of cotton," with a recommendation that it do pass, and the bill now lies over for a second reading. Protection for cotton growers against theft '5 a pressing want, and it bas been tbeopin*. ion of the farmers, as rellected in the columns of the country pres?, that the readiest way of preventing stealing wa3 to luake the traf? fic in stolen cotton both loathsome and dan? gerous. When the booty cannot lie sold without imminent risk of detection, the fear of punishment combats the hope of gain, and robbery decreases io extent and fre? quency, if it does not stop altogether. A plain, simple and severe law, prohibiting the purchase or sale of seed cotton at night, nnder a penalty of fine and imprisonment, might meet the case, and would certainly go further toward repressing theft than the bill now before the Legislature. The first objection to the bill "to regulate "the sale of cotton" is that it provides for thc creation of a new swarm of officials-com? missioners and deputy oom missioners, which last may beappointed "when the public re "qsiremeats demand it," on the recommend? ation of ten citizens. Admitting that the commissioners and deputy commissioners would all be holiest, and that a fee of ten cents a bale would iuducs competent men to undertake the work, an'1 that they would have the facilities for weighing the cotton (for "allmerchants or traders," the persons who usually have scales and other conreu lencies aro disqualified fruin acting as com? missioners or deputies,) aa I that the deputy commissioners will be so placed that who? ever may dosire to sell colton may have iL weighed without great Inconvenient* ami loss of tima and exposure in hauling to the o.Hc'tal headquarters-admitting all this, there is nothing in tba hill. The Mratsection makes it the duty of tue commissioners to weigh ** all cotton so!tl ether loose, or passed tn bale.? orin the seed." This c.ittoa is to be recorded, with the uames of tho saliers, and, if practicable, of the purchaser or consignee, tho seller re? ceiving j certiticatc of the weight of the pack? age. No attempt is made to compel tho sai? ler of cotton to have it weighed. The com? missioner ia th.-re, and will weigh tba cotton I and give a Certificate of ihe fact ; but there is no penalty for n it having the cotton weighed and recorded. Nor does the bili tell ca whether the cotton will be weighed, and the certificate granted, at any time, or whether this is on y done when buyer and seller close their bargain. I: ?B to ba presumed that tb? cotton would be inspects I at any tim.), but what is there to prevent *'a loss of weight" between the day of inspection and day of sale? There is n > provision for marking tho packages of cotton, but it may be intended to compel all cotton inspected and unsold to be stored in a warehouse (owned bj the coin missioner sud deputy cominissiouerj until such time as it may be di.-posod of. This first section of tho bill is a terrible jumb e, and it ls not m a led by tho third section, which contains aclaa:e t at-any pelton " or persona found parchas og co ton without '* Uta tertlacata of tho commis, ionor or ono ' " of nts deputies ?bali be subject Co a noe ol " $300 with impriaoDment in th? State peni " tentiary for not lesa than one year." The cotton must not be bought without "the ccr " tiflcate" of the commissioner or one of Iiis deputies. What certificate! The officer gives ila certificate'' to the person wa? sends np bis cotton to be registered or weighed, hat it is not niacin the duly of the seller to gire that c^rtiiicate to the pur? chaser, and if he did so give it-, the purchaser could not tell how the package h nd been tampered willi between the time of ^ratititiu the certificate and the tim? of efl'octing the sale. If the commissioners and their depu? ties are to have the entire control of the sale and purchase of thc cotton, if no man can sell a pound of cotton without "a certificate" and no man buy a pound of cotton without "a certificate," the cotton trade of South Carolina will, a few weeks hence, befits cramped and embarrassed as it was when tiie United States, willi a far more perfect machinery, levied and collected a tax upon that important staple. If that is the menn? ing of the bill "to regulate "the sale of " cotton," it bad better bo voted down nt once ; and if it has any other meaning we should like to seo the bill amended so that this other meaning may be visible or Intelli? gible. We print the bill that every man may read it for himself, and ag??n state our opinion that cotton stealing caunot be entirely pre? vented. It can, however, be checked so that the lqss by theft will be small, and this can best be dono by passing a terse and plain bill, making it a penitentiary offence to buy or sell seed cotton between dark and dawn. T?r Blew United States Circuit J nd ge? -Tarir Antecedents. We have already announoed the names of the gentlemen appointed by President Grant, under a recent act of Congress, a? United States Judges for the nine newly arranged circuits of thc Union. These appointments are intended to relieve the Judges of the Su? preme Court of the United States ol' all cir? cuit duty, and will not make any change in the duties of the United Stites District. -Judges. The reasons assigned for the pas? sage of the now law are that the growth of tiie country and the increase in the number of importaufc cases brought before the United Stales Supreme Court will require the entire attention of tho Judges of that tribunal. As the people will naturally wish to know some? thing of tho antecedents of the new Judges, wc subjoin a sketch of their record: Judge George A. Pearre, of Cumberland, Maryland, the nominee of the President for Judge of the redera! District embracing South Carolina, is spoken of by the Ballimore Sun ar being "well and favorably known to the legal profession of Ilia Slate as a lawyer nf good ability." Ho is about Atty years ol age. Il is addud that ho ia of "flue personal appear? ance and engaging manner," is "a brilliant conversationalist and cultivated scholar, with a character for Integrity that lias never been questioned," and that he will brtng to his "new position the legal ability as well as the per h?nal graces that will secure respect for Ult' lawyer and appreciation of the gentleman." (le was born In Monlgomery County, Mary laud, Studied law In Frederick eily, and re? moved lo Cumberland, Allegany County, about ISP), where he has fin :c resided and prac? ticed Iiis profesdon with much success. In po?lics he ls a decided Republican. He was au active supporter of tho United States Gov? ernment, during tho war, aud filled for ab.mi a year iii? p wition ol' Judge of thu Circuit Court of Allegany County uutil removed by the Democratic Cotiouiuiioual Convention of 18117. George F. Shepley, or Maine, who has been appointed Ju lg ) ol' I ho First Judicial Circuit, is fifty-one years of age, is u lawyer practicing in Bangor, Maint?, was appointed Coiled, Slates District Attorney hythe lute. President Lincoln, was a brigiiier-general under Gene? ral Butler at New Orleans, and was appointed military trovornor ot Loutsana, and afterwards military governor of Nortolk, and, aller the war, of Richmond. He is now one ot the Chief Justices of the supreme Court of Maine. Lewis P. Woodruff, of New York, who lias been appointed Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit, is ouc of the present Judges ol' the New York Court of Appeals. He previously Ulled successively tin: positions of Judge ol ihe Court ol Coramou Pleas and Judge of the Supreme Coiirl of New York William McKennan, of Pennsylvania, ap? pointed to the Third Judicial Circuit, is a resi? dent ot Washington, Pa., where ho is recog? nized ns at the head of the bar. Prosit cn Cram Hitit made his acquaintance at tue mar? riage of Vf. Vf. Smith, a cousin of Mrs. Grant, to a daughter of Mr. McKennan. Hu was at one time spoken ol fora Cabinet position. VT. B. Wood, of Alabama, appointed to the Fiflh Judicial Circuit, is a lawver, and served In the Confederate army as a colonel af the fifteenth regiment of Alabama volunteers. He supported tho congressional plan of recon? struction, and ls at present Identifie..: with the Republican party. George ll. Yeal man, of Kentucky, appoint? ed Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, ls forty one yeats of age, was formerly Judge of Da? vies County, and a member of thc; Kentucky Legisialuro in IBO!. In 1B82 he raised a rec" ment of Union Tullin leers. He was a repr. senlative in the Thirty-seven th Congress and also the Thirty-eighth. In lbo5 hu was ap? pointed minister resident to Denmark. Thomas Drummond, of Illinol?, appointed Judge Of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit, is al present United Siat'-s District Judge, andu lawyer ol' distinction. John P. Dillon, of Iowa, balbeen appoint ed J: d of the Bighill Judicial Circtiii, and Lorenzo Sawyer, of California, lor thc Ninth Judicial Circuit THE truth is not welcome to Radical ears polite, r.nd tho lobby members talk otice moro of expelling Ina NBWK reporters from the floor of Uto II0.133 of Representatives. No independent press can be stifled in Uiis way. When thc memiwrs of t!io Genera! Assembly deport themselves with dignity, live honestly and work for the good of the State alone, they will be spoken of with re? spect by this and every other journal worth naming in South Carolina. As long us they run in ringi?, bribe and aro bribed, and have UO God but soif, they may expect to r. ceire in thfi*e columns ".ie censure they richly de? serve. The Genenl Assembly may buy one press and intimidate another, bm they 0.1:1 nol bribe or coerce TUB CiiAitr.B.Tro.t Nuwa. Soweit ia pipe-laying rm;! wire-pulling h Columbi* to i ecure the e'.eciinn of Whipper as Associate Justice of the Su ??remo Court It seams that, onless Whipper ia hoisted on (he Supreme Bench, lia wi 1 run against Bowen for Congress when eic? fond ij comes round. This is thc c v. as o' tho d.? ntetxst cd activity an I patriotic zeal o Loo^ross BI?.U C. C. Bo ,i eu. iilfciings. 0RANGS LODGE No. 14, ?. F. M. The Annual Communication or Orange Lunge, So. 14, A. f. M.- will be held Tnia EVEN INO, ttl Masouic Ha'l, at 7 o'clock', precisely. Members will come prepared to pay arrears. UT order W. AL THOMAS S. KEB, decli Secretary. MEDIAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAR? OLINA.-Tba Eightieth A ti Di verna ry Meet? ing of tula Society will bj ki til TO-DAY. et 13 o'clock M. MANNING SIMONS, M. !)., iieeiu Secretary. /CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL SO \J cnn v.-An Extra Mcetlog or your Soclciy will be holdeu Tins BAT, at l o'clock, at Tut. MK we OTU ce. By order or the rrwidctit. JAMES HONAN, dec?a Secretary. HOVE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. Atrend an RxtM Meeung or your Company a: tho Hall, TIM* ('donday ) BVSNIXO, Ibo Lilli ?UBI., at ~y% o'clock precisely. Hy order ol thc President. JiVO. 3. BURNS, dec?s Secretary. LA PA Y EXT ?T A KTI IJJERY (JU ABITA? RLE ASSOCIATION.-The surviving; lueiu itersofthe Lafayette Artillery will mtot ut the Hall of the Charleston Riflemen Society, south? west corner of King nnd Liberty PI'eels. Tnts EVENINO, 18 h instant, at half-past T o'clock, to rocclvo the reports or Committees appointed at a preliminary meeting. All members desirous ol assisting in the perraanont organization or .thc Association are respectfully invited to attend the meeting. By order E. LAPITTB, President pro tem. T. W. HOLGKB, deel3 Seeretarr pro tem. SouTij HAROLINA SOCIETY.-TUE Eegnlar Monthly Meeting of the Sooioty will be held at the Hall. To-Moasow (Tuesday) KVDN ISO, 14th inst., at ? o'clock. The arrear list will positively be called np for its last ami Ansi read? ing. P. LANCE, iioclS Oerk. ATTENTION MECHANICS I-A MKKT TNtl of the White Journeymen Ship Carpen? ters, Wheelrights, Mlllrights, Cabinet Makers, Coopers, Cas Filters, Plumbers, Ship Joiners, Trimmers and Book Binders or the City will be ucid, at Cook's Hall, corner or King and Mary streets, on TUESDAT KTKNINO, 14th inst., at han past 7 o'clock, ror the purpose of eleni mg Dele? gates to tho Executive Committee and Signing tuc Constitution of the Workingmen's Union.No. L JAMES M. KAUB. President Worklngraeu's Union, No. 1. nntill further notice, the Books or the Union will be kept open every evening at thc ?ibove Hull, to receive signatures to the llranches that haveslready met. rtTiia " Illa ni G. WANTS OP ALL KINDS CAN BE made known tu everybody in this column at the rate or 2b cents fur twenty words ur less, rath insertion, if puiil In :ulvnnce. WANTED, A SHALL BOY, ACCUS? TOMED to HOUSEWORK. A'iplT. willi reference, to c. F. PAffKNlN, No. iJS Mering sir.-i't. . dPcl.lH WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK and de Plain Washing for a small faunie. Apply, with recomm?ndatieas, tn 0. P. PAXKNIN. No. lit Meeting s r et. A>< v. .1 TITA NT Kl), A MAN BERYAN TO ff cook and wait on table, Applr from 7 to ?> i'. M.. nt No. 19 Bast Battery. dec?s 2* WANTED, A LOY, AW ?UT 15 Y BAUS or agc. io wait in tie haime, anil also lu make himself generally us'.-ftil. Ouml reference* ci; e. i red. Apply al Nu. IS.' Meeting 9trccL deol3 P? _ _ _ WANTKH TO RENT, A BRICK RESI? DENCE in a central pan of UH: city, con laming lour ur six roi/m?. wnh .I.IKII rn ami necessnry outbuildings. Address F. ?V, key b >x So. s:t2 P. O. ilec.1 imwt WAN TI?D, A COM 'BTrlN i'WA?I IN(J MAN. Apply m Legaro street, next S:. Pelee's Church. RMOratUOndaJiu:is required. d'Tl 1 se WANT Lil), A WHITE WOMAN, CAI'A . BLR m enttiag and Stung oniidrenv . ..iee. .anil ri.o i? a .Toed seamstress. Apply at Vo. 14 Meeting street. drei? WANTED, BY A YOUNO MAN PROM the up-country, aSitust n tn ;;i>me Whole . 4\a ot Retail House, Can blOiipnce trade, ol wonld travel lor some legitimate busin-s-;. ,\<! Irena MORRIS. OWce of Tnn Nw wa. decs li* WANTED, A SITUATION AS SUF3K INTBNDBNT on a Rice Plantation by a om .inned man. who tins seven yews' experience nt Rice culture, mid good recommendations from ln> iornier employers. Please address W. R. W.. ' intilesion. S.V. drei ITTANTED.-A YOUNG M AiUUED MAN YV il yearo old. would like to takt charge < i lui ge Colton Plantation, in tho r?late of Soul! '?trotina. Any one in waul, of a good, faithful iventeer, wUlde ?veil to address the undersigned .'uti give Hie best of references. Unod steady nablts, and not troubled wit'.i politics. Address or two mouths, P. W. EDWARDS. Portland, .taine. 'imvir. Dun* ?TANTEO, A SITUATION AS CLERK '77 in a Wholesale Drug store, or a large Ile Ml and Prescription Ding Store. Nu objection D ia in the country. Win expect bnt a small com ?riisatioii at ll rsl. The appllc&nl is a graduate << he South Carolina Medical College. Address M i?., through the PnstnMlce. ??tn \I7" ANTED. A HOUSE, NBA? TH I 7 Y ceulral part, of thc city, containing Uve IX moms, .-.Itu good oulbaildings and water, viliirc-s I?, ni this llnlrc. srpt.'s 4 GENTS WANTED EVERYWUER? TO ^"1. sell rli.e American KNITTING MACHINE !ie only practical Family Knitting Uachlue evei invented. Frica t-i>. Win knit io.ouu ??itclio per aliante. Address Amaricen Kniiung Msshln1 company, Boston, MOA.)., or St. LouK MO. neila irnos WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW thal JOB PRINTING of ail kinds, plan md ernarncatai. is executed promptly In tn. leutent sii le and at the lowes* Now York prises it TUB NEWS Job Offloc. No. iii EAST HAY. Cal Mid examine the seale of price? before giving yoni .Mers elsewhere. WANTE?, AGENTS.-TWO li UN DRE I' and Fifty Dollars per mouth, ut sell tin uni' Genuine Improved Common ?Sense Paniili sBWISO MA0I1INB. Pri?e only $18, Crem m lucements tu Agenta. Thia is the must popafci ?M'wlng Maatunc ol Ho day-makes the r.i.imu '*Rlastls Luck stitch1'- wilt itu auy kind ai ?ron hst can oe don? on any niauiiftie. o a? huudm. boasaiid seid ami tko ilsraand constantly li. Teasing. Now la the ll:ae lo take an agensi -end fur Circulars, ?d' Beware ofinfringers."tia vd 11 ress BKOOMB A 00., Boston, Mass.; PUD .nrg. Pa., or St. !,<?;'..*. Me. art :* Hmo* SOT Sole. |7?0R SALE, FIFTEEN KORT'1ER' 1 HORSE-, j st arrived by steamer Charles i un. Tim? w<li be sold en her in pairs or siugii Anplv ai tho Charlearan Hotel S.nhn-'. M. ri : B.Y MARE : OK SALE,-A LIA Y SA I - DLE M4RB, ot go 11 form -n I sd on, fri in . piituMo bloo .eil stock. A i, ly ut Ko. 143 iilbnuii sir . 1. dn 11 . HORSES AND MULES. - THE ?UB SCKIIIBK has and wu k-epon hand acm .i a i.o.y 01 HULKS ANO ll OK rJj SIMM . ibles, 0,?eea ai: tot, ust\7S*:.i Pr.end und .',a ?\ P. WEST, ii" ni IpOR SALK. AN EXCELLENT /AitiE iJ TY or UPLAND CDTTim SEBO. Deliver, il the Sonia t'ar..nti.t Railroad, lu lings of two ..'?..i l-, il :J pa: bosks) .or four bu?bels or Ks-:, :1 'Jj p r bushel .' M.x liushel ? ?ir more. Al ?-ly o (J>;"P.?D; li. WHALKY. 1>L Mat!hew's P. C., Omiigoburg County. A, ft d -e',,"i - l?J\l SALE bH RENT, A fL.AH I'ATAUN JL slrnateiloa Dir .Vaiticy River, a few miles rom the oay, containing shout one linndrod aurs, one-half cleared, srith oomfortsMo dwti! 'iig?md ncoessary .lutbiiliitir.gM. ir nc sold b? he id h ??-1 cit,'the owner WlH be wilitn1; tn hit i he premisos ton repwnsibla party ^v.u n small capital, io he planted un sbarcA, Far mrthrr m inrraailon apply u Venniug*s Wharf, son th 01 t.'alhinin stnyi. d?f4 I?JR SALE, SEYERAL YOUNG WORK HOBERS AND fl ai.ti*, flt J. CUR1ST0 PlIKR'H Stables. Nt?. C"S Kin strep:. flw-3 17* 0 li SALE, STEAM KJltTAMLE IL CttOBH-OCT OR WOOD SAWING Mv ? iMNBs Kings pntit it, suitabla for cu tl ins: cord ?..ms!, HhlRKlcs, stuves or clapboard ittockn, r..-ji: potlicnlarly a<!a;iioil to tho wnutsof ratirimda, WIMII tun tract ms, ?.!'.?.i y ant, saw mill, and lum lier men generally. ?'ur tills moeblnu we claim nrcsedpuce over anvthtug or thc Hind ever at? tempted. Ail partios Interested sad the puuiir ..."e Invited to see this utadiinn in oiwrutian dally from 11 o'clock A. M. to 1 P. ri., ai tbs A tetian '.'.'eli l^ii, corner Meering mid Wein worth streets. Stataor Cuuntv : gh s. or sipfcls niiiciiisiea tor sale. Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY A Oft d-i-1 Imo j > HIN TING CUESd fOR SA LE AT A i U ft KAT BA BOA IS.-Otto small UylladerTAY IAIK PKESS la cotapJoUi refislr. if kM been but ?.tale n*?d, &;:.] is sold si.n-j.tr iiecj.irse rae preeenl ?lier has no usc for iL Vue ui the beti of ihf Prtsw is rorty-i'ourby Sfly-clghi luches. sa:d Press win bc sohl at. 11 ;.Te>u bargain if applied lor .it once, as the r.ioni it OttOnpics ls wanted fur . Iber rmrpeues. Add; c*ss Box Na. JV J? Neiv Turk Pesiesioe. auuu? QVmusrments. ^CADBMY OF MUSIC, Propriet?r.JOHN OHA I) WICK Lobke? au* Manager.JuilN f. FORD Second Week of tho CHAPMAN BISTERS and C. B. BISDOP. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IS, Euckstoue'n Comedy,* If A B B I B D L I 7 3 . lli.r.ry T^ve .Mr. C. D. BISHOP. Kn. xaaugausuand...Mlsa BLANCHE CHAPMAN. Violin Sole.Mr. WU. WITUERS. Concltidiug with iii? new Burlesque, the tatest RdlUuu of B ii ACK-BYBD BU S A K . Willing.Ii:?i BLANCHE. Snsan.w* KI.?.A. Captain Crosstree.Hr. C. B. BISHOP. nts- TO-MORROW, CHECKMATE lad PLUTO, OK 'I'll S MACIG LYRE, denis 'Zo Rent. HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS, Ac, now vacaut, can reariUf be. retitetl bj advertising meas tu thin column. The rate is SA cents for twenty words or less, each iaaertiou, tl paid In advance. rnO RENT, TUB FINE RICE AND GO f ? TON PLANTATION, known as "day tl eld," in christ Church parish, twenty miles from Mooni Pleasant, Ibis place liai been planted cverj vcar finco the war. Tho Bngine, Threshing Ap? paratus and illus are in eomplete order. There arc about 500 acres prime rite tanti, willi rerj extensive reserves, and ahout ibo acres cotton laiui. There is u capacious residence of neveu roomi?, with t!ie usual outbuilding*. The seule, meut numbers twelve houses, in Hie be?! repair. Labor is very abundant in tho ?iclniiy. The truel covers about .'.nos acres, air niling a capital runge for stock, both in summer and winter. Any om applying Immediately, wsjr obtain na the'|ilaet>, mules, curta, plough-*, harrows, seed nee and cot? ton seed, r'or additional particulars, lippi} 10 JAM KS MOO A KB, Calhoun Colton Press, Chilien street, near Broad. decl3 ruthi FOR RENT, THE TflREE-STORY HOu"SK, Ne. 10 John street, willi niue up? right roora? and neoessnry outbuildings. Apfdv 11 C. P. POPPEEHBIM, No. 417 King street. . dees wfn>4* HMO RENT. THE TWO AND A HALF JL STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, Meeting strict, botwesn Sosloty and Wentworth stri ct, east side, ootitatuina lour sejaan mo ??. two attic*, panto. and dri'.?iiii(j room, with ci-iern and noscaaary outbuildings. Apply at BART'S Hard? are Store, corner King and Market sir- ?:>>. deca mi) Rfi?NT. A FARM OF FORTY ACRES, JL Immediately In tho rear sf tbs Hour-rail. .ion??. Ao'dy at No. 18 Amherst street. deolO tmi*_ rpo RENT, A PINE STOR2 WITH FIX X TURKS for a grocery and bar-room, sornei Longitude Lane and Bast Bay. To an approved lenaut rent wHI he (lo per mouth. Also, sl> urge square Rooms, with fire placen. back plnr.zn ami elstern water on every siory. The ronni ? iii hr rented singly if preferred, inquire of Mi BOSH, on UM premises. "<tir, frbucationai. SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNO I.ADI HS, Ito. 7 LB 'I ARK STRSBT. Miss C. M. IU'.ID. i Prluelnal? Miss MA RIK u vi Ol'.AwMtaat. Thc ester i-e-i ur tld-* School ?'ll be cumiueuceil <in MON DAV, January ti. 187?. For Circulars containing terms, apply lo r n hi r Principal. deda m t* INC'S MOUNTAIN UlLTJL'AKl l\ ??ilUOL, YORK VILLIS, 8. C. The Pirst Session of inc school rear of 1B70 will beela ?m th* iso nf February, ist j. Terms-For uchmii expon-e*, Inotadrag tuition, board, washing, lights, furl, books and Malton TV, |13? in currency, per session of live mouths, payable ia admmv. i-'or circulars containing full particulars, aj'plv to Oni.osKL A. COWARD, deco tlimS Principal and Proprietor. Boar?tng. VTICEL? FURNISHED ROOMS AND J. i BOARD at Urs. MILLER'S, No. 0 Hudson -11 .ct. dictf L'OGI uni) fon ni). I OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF VOL' i j have lost .inyCtiug, make it known to tin ubi ic through thia column. The rate for twent.i words or tess, each insertion, is ?j cents, il pam m advance. f OST OR STRAYED FROM MY PREM l J ISKS. Ho. l.'.oO.ilhi ui street, n large white dui,!, TERRIER, hating s black spot over one eye, and his ears und tail cut The nader of tin ?ame wiri bc rewarded *n Its delta ry st the abort pluea. decio f OST D?RING TUB Flit H IN COMING IJ street on the Sth msjanl, a lilllie Colored ...ri ni'ine-d Carrie. Any one who ti HM her, will relieve tue pareuis by iraving ksi' at Ne. UAun -i reet. dent Cnnb for Sole. 0 A Af. ACRES TO LEASE FOR A Jj~t\}\) TERM OF TEARS.-The large ami tuatiuful PLAN TATION, known as Rem Place, ruwdotlng of MOS itel ca, lloo Bleared. Soil rici, iud clay abounding in deposits of uini I. 7bu aero d splendid colton laud; loo acres of il will luaki 1 hag to tho acre; location perfectly healthy all ? Ue year; four ami a half miles from Lewisville. ?outti Carolina Railroad; well settled; has bern m onstaiit OUllivaUon since tim war; bas all news try buildings; mn.il! dwolling, barns, stables, iuhouse, sorew, laborers' honses. Lyon's Creek uns thrungli the etxate and ftirn?nhos one of tin boot elles for a factory tn the State. Will bo milli v/itli UM leane, the following: S Otic .ming MULES, a Urge lot of Improved Imple .muta, Unaly Ploughs, New du. lockson Cotton ced, onotigh to plant the entire on in; SOJH ntshels ofOrHton8eoil fordrtlltelng; sou baabels u urn. All will be sold nu the place, low for oasii i'artie* deal ring to lea^e ors nxnienteii to ui-tpec lie growing ero* of oniiou, v.-uioli will give tittin ...nsrantion. Por terms, ii[n>ly t" Mits. LAW HINCH KETTY, St. Matthew's P. o., Orangsbunt .i?.triot, S. J. liKKKitr.Ndi^.-Ma)or T. B. Vfhaley, J. C. Keitt. {sq., Onutgcbe.rg: il. W. Peronueau, Sec., tYil iam Mbldletim, K.i<?., Cli.irlcrttiui. orris ni-vf Jinn* I^LOIUDA LAND *'Oi? SALE. - A I vatiiaMe PLANTATION <?f ?KO a_rwi in M i mo County, Kimi.lu, k? otfureil at private eui--. iiNintuue unir oiuarod and lintier CliHivalion i ari be?t hainiBOcS. Tins PuiuiaUoa ii one ul die must iW*irattle in the iuair.: i<< vary prodiie ne fur Courin, like, corn. Sugar, V'ogstablet kc; also tue for Oranges and etm-r Knills; I.? .neted m une ot rae liaaliliiesl and in os) ph-a aut neiffhlMN'lio'Mls in rite Stute, being eonveui ct lo ruilriNids. eliarcli i, Ste Apply to A. ll. iri.l.li].\N. ? . Ki>.rt.ir, Aeoommoilalioii '.VTiarf, Charles . i, S. C. novli T7 ALU ABLE TIMBER LANDS AND V bD'EaM MW .^Ibl-s FOR SALK.-I Will sri, w,fO0 :;i:res of LANK and HlOR STEAM SA W ir.i.s. litiiatsd iaOtdlstoa Cvduty, S. C., on the MlMbi Uiver. These Uvuls have an nnllratte.i anppl.r of the i ciy linc-.; pins limiter, and HWMI liv.e iiu-iiities for .'milling m i.-.mieiy with water power. All the Mis are HUIT in aueoessfnl opersiitio, andar? eoniioured ? Uh the river either by oana! or rail? road. Ideation in-nittiy, -.rr.ter excellent, and lauds well ?*ia?>t-il >or edra, conon, rice m aaite. I ?rill ne?; these L/rr/H tn s body or tlivhi.j t!>">m i ri i * ? ,r:icis to HUH purchasers. For further pnrliautora, ap.dy to .tous T. J?X MS't.'rt. fioonre's Station, S..?. itajlioad. ilec-i fmw2mi dabbles ano ^arness. ADDLE R Y W A R fi II 0 U S E. WILLIAM H ARBA L & 00., Ko. io UATXE STBUKT. TT^ulc-'ale and IletsH Healers la SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, COACH AND HARNESS MATERIALS, .to. nov is Imo LT ULMES ? MACHE T ll , R?. ?8 Br.OA? ST E E HT, QauXwtion.'S. C., KV0KB?, AOOTKHiBRR, ItHAJ. ESTATE INO OKNB'liL COMMISSION AGSXT6. r T\"ni sttc.nd to RentKrr and CalleeMng of Rent ansi purchase sud ?ale or Stocks, Beads, Cold, silver aud itbsi Ujtete. tum, To ike Purchase of (iuodsautd s?7p,1e8 forpar tlos -n the sonatry upon ri?a-io,i?',;c '.."ilia. ca??ROB L. floLuas........ AMtXA?&KK '?wixen. ibul lyr CLASSIC ENGLISH H H THEA ?OR CHRISTMAS. Te many a mingled sotnnl at eaeo VON RAKTEN'B Toy Blore give response ; Chntisr a hundred girls a?en^. A hundred buys lnuj'ii lund and M'ong, With hark and whoop, an I v/;M ban?, Mc rest tke o-.ora's echuca im,n.-[anoU. flor 13 i 0 PERA GLASSES! oPHUA G ?.ASSES I OPi:g\ O LASS BB ! C'f'BRA GLASSES I PRIKCB OOXFiCJTIONREY! FRESCO. CONFBC TIONBRY ! FRENCH CONFECTION K F. Y ! FRENOS Cf)HP!JC TtOKBRTI To te In fashion M to ca i ni VON8ANTIN'S, huy one of bis seantifsl OPRR* GLABSBN, a partage cfsw dellotoa* PRK'.tili CONFECTIONB KY. sad then visit sue new Opera-llnaae, right next door to VON BANTAM'S, dor.13 2 Ra Kt King strm. ^UNDYI CANDY! CANDY! U i these who want Fresh and Pure CAMDY go io ,i. !). FLKMINQ'8 Steam Candy Fact*'ry, Nu. .141 Kinic ?trect. Itranrh Store corer of Kins ?ml Ann rlreets. Also, received 10 casco of French Confectionery, of direct importation, composed of thc gr?aient vnriety of crystallized and glased Frails ind Bon Huns, o' all shapes and forms, to pienso the ladles and lit: lo o-ioi, for Christmas. Also, a fine assortment of Calces and Mince Pies lor the holidays. denis 12 (Srocerico, Ciqnors, ttfr. Q.BO. W. WILLIAMS A CO.. WHOLBSALB GROCERS, HAYNE STREBT,'CHARLESTON, 8. C.. Hare is Store aud to arrive, which they are ...tiering at lowest market prices moo bois. Yellow Pink Hy? Planting POTATOES 4001) saeks Liverpool Si:I: (IO bales Standard Cunny f?sirj.'io? 200 coils liraip, Jnte. Cotton ruid ManlUa Rope itis bids. RoOned Sugars ao lih<U. Curio Rie.o Snjrnrs u hbda. Muscovado Hojeare 100 lib's. Did Crop Cana Molasses .ICO hills. Did Crop Cuba Molasses ino at.m. Sugar House Syrup ...?o hairs Km, DnKnn.vm ami ?ava CoCee 300 boxes Oigate No. 1 and Pah* &npe 060 boxes E. !).. Clifjoliire and State Ctieese r,uo bids, fine, Kuper, Extra asd Family Floor .mo pack aires Fish, Nos. i, 2 and 3 1000 kegs Parker Mill .Nails. Orange Kid? POWDER. Shot snrt Load, Caps, 'anilles. Pire Crackers, Sod.: and Snj;ar Crackers. Sugar Jumbles, Soda In kegeaud paper-. Starch. Oysters, SardInt*, Cundy, Dockets und Tubs, ?alsitis. Figs, Potash und Lve, Rloe, Ar., Ac. nnvJ4 wtinSnios '?jlAYLOR'S ALBANY CREAM ALE. A fresh supply of this Oelehrr.tcii Brand of ALP. received fresh every week, lu barrais and hall barrets. For sale hr Juli? K. O'VBILL * SDN, Agents for Soutn Ciiro'lsa, decll Na. 101 Ifcut Bey. lilisccllancone. I7-ANArAUX k GONZALES^ JYl'IMRUOK AND COM'. IKSI0? MERCHANTS, u:jwrp. or (jM-'ioitu ano OOHING ?rnem, Oharlestoa, 8. c. We have on hand, and sro snnstantly rocelvlng fron ibo (bantry, TURKEYS. Docks, Fowls, Chickens, Bggs, Ac, Ac. ? ?iirii wa offrr so th? i inic at retail. Before purchasing give us a rilli, ai we sell at priors that will co.apare favora bt? with others In onr lino. deell ?* T T IS ABSURD TO NAM E -irt?rTIR, CAROLINA, HOSTITTHR, OR PLANTA .'AT.'DN RITTERS, while tac production ef the rrcat SOLOMON uta ear midst. Knole San appro ulai os tl highly by pertulittng tho sa>* freo from tiinp duty. Knrsult^t RAOUL A I.'.'NAIL lier,'.* rp F. 0 H ? P I I I ) DENTIST, .mast ao. ?is eua no7l3 Proes g O L O M O N '8 BITTERS A 8 PE 0 I V I 9 Per that ritmase whlsh is onrod by Hie spslica Mon af thc hair of the bilin* dog. Numerous certiaealea ona be farnln?ed. For tole at ir. A O UL A L7NA1I. dees ?cv.\\'mxz. DACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S COMPOUND ACID PT?0SPHAT2 OF LIME, rou COMPOBTISO WITH COTTON SEED. This artloic ls manui acto red at the Company'* iVorks auder the direction and superintendonc? of Dr. ICS YEN EL. lt contaros tl? saran elements of fortuity on Soluble Paoifle Onana, except thai it is aol furnished with ammonia. It ls prepared expressly fer coin posting with cotton seed, whloli furninhc* taeolement of ammonia-theobjeut be in^ to reader that fttde-prodnot of the plantation available to thc highest degros is aa element el fen lllty. tu sash, or JM oa 1st November, lara, for ap prored city aooepranoe or other good security. For rn rthor, and paidcakir Information, apply to tao aadersisaed, J. N. KORSOS, Agent for South Carolina, los. 1 aud -J Atlantic Wharf. JOHN. RB BBB A CO., Oonerul Agon ts Baltimore. o?t?7 Trfmrrtnosn*o <?>nn?, #bt?is, Ut. n O M 8 I G?NSI GUNSI VT - Tue aa*v?eri&?r has re Mi red by ths nUMrashPi "Marisma," direct from Liverpool, a lino assort neut Of Usable mid Bingle barrel SPORTING UUNS, maila oxpreaaiv Uioi'dertti Ungljiud. Breeca lioadcrsl om ?'joto $?T*. Boy?' Doable uad Siugia Barrel Cune, from Jp: Io gl?. With .t rall assortment of Pawder Flasks, Saut i;ars. Capo, Wada, Uanpou'der and Shot. C. O i-iV Bi.KY, Ko. ca Bast r-n-r, r!?e? thsmwt? Bnutii nf th? Old Pindofflre. (ifiiloriug, :'?c. QLOTHING, TAILORING .Lxn POUR ISUIHO GOODS. MBMRE & UULLI3R, No. 315 Kilto 8 Tr. mr, Tkrec Doon brJovr Llbenry asreet. Hi'.vejnst rcaelrcd and opened a largo and lae asHortaieat o' Men's "I'otitiw'sad Boy's CIAITII IND, FURNISBINC O'JODS, kc Consisting ol lilegaut OVKKOOATB, Budnee* and Dress Suit**. While and Ouiored Shirta, Daderwear ?imds, ?e.. English and Domeu*.:c tfs'r Hose, Alexander's .?ml Conrister'i Kid fliovea, llnckskiu, Doeskin. IMIiakin; o.,iii. Ca.ujui-jie, Tweed: Silk and iin-ail Olotes. Linen and Paper Ccilars, Cravats. Seel Tie:', I'octet Uajrdkeiaaioia, ?napeuders, UmlireMsn, Au. A Loi. a larrie .vol ^ell lywortod stoek of BROAD? CLOTH, CASBIM.1RK, DOrMKIN, If E A V E I! ' 'LOTH, Ac, ? inr^e vurtciy Of th:: new style IMnts ;r..: Yeal Ps:terrs, rr:.lc* wsotfer tnc?ii by p.e.'o. yarder pattern, er a>k? ?:? intoganncQts by moasnre. In the latent styles. Der stock boa bern ^..-iccteit with gr^atcarc and prices .na; T.e..l rery infr. la plain Sgiiros. Using uonCdost tt:st weean oifwinducements itne?|iiailrd tiy A?T oilier how, we I-OIK-.D buyers ia our Mac ui givs KS a eui befare parejua?iup. iltorrhciv.. All orders will reserve ear prompt asd very er.iefRl -i"r.n KsUrc satklsAttaa ls guaranteed? oct ii sawOmsfl Coliban, (tfooot. T N o. ?15 BAST Bl y FOR SALB BT PAUL, Tf E L O H & Btiltll, SBI.KCTID SXPUBBTT FOR TBE HOL, I D ?. Y 8 , 600 bbl*. Prime NORTHERN APPLES Red Eililwins, Spits, Twenty Ganor, sam Leeka, .ve. ftO.COO Florida Oranges :o,O?O Woif India oranrres 20.000. Reatan und Baraoos, Cseoanuta luo boxes Messina and Palermo Lemons lcd boxes Layer Raisins, quarter*, La ires sad TThsles to kegs Malaga Crapes l* tuses Assorted Smyrna Figs, in tesfeew, . lajcrs, drams, \? and 1 2> boxes io frail* Compressed IJatM GO bMs Fresh Nuts Wsinuts, Pecans, Brawls, y aserto, Al moads Ti eases Assorted Goblet and Tumbler Jel? lies SOO boxes "Astonishing 8nrprlse" Caa*/ ooo boxes Keller'? Favorite Package fhn dies SO boxes Red and White Rock Candy to boxes Assorted 8t!?k sad Lamp Candg AS? PRgNBS Carrants A ettfaal fruits'* Sw rap 0 inger and Lime Julee Cordial Raspberry vinegar, Mm., A?. A Fresh Cargo of BA?ARAS, PINES, A?., shortly expeoted. PAUL, WBLOl ii BRAMBBB. rieclS 12 groceries, Ciqnors, Ut. F Ii E s rr CRACKERS GINQIR KNAPPS, Bolter, Lemon, Cream, Crack? nell. Bent's Water and Patent Atratod Craekers, received this week al the CO-OHERATIVH GROOBRT, Southwest oorner Meeting sud Market streets. dec UJ1 F A L L 8 0 I T T S T fl A li BAKERY, Loo IST rixs, KT., Manufactory of Patent, .grated, Farina, Water, Boston.. Butter, Sigar, Lemon, Wine, Mi*, Oreaa and SULA CRACK HRS, Ginger Snap?, Ma? lusse? Cakes, Ac Having accepted the Ageasr of the above Factory, I am prepared to SS afc orders at Manufacturer's pnces. J. M. ROBSON, Noa. 1 and S Atlantic Wharf, dees rmwimiwAC Agent tor the Stats, Jj^AUU AND CANDLBB. eunice FA MI LT LARD, ta 3, ?, Tandi* posa* caddies. Candle*, in whole and half boxes, all weights. As Agent for lae Manufacturers, 1 oller the abova goods ai lowe t market ratos, willi a liberal tfb> cuuiitrttt the Hade for large tots. Healers are re? quested to give me a call. Being in weekly re? ceipt et supplies, 1 can fid all orders promptly. J. N. ROBSON, N's. 1 sad 1 Allantie Wbaif.\ <!?r? mwfimonac 13 ULK MEATS 9S boxes Choice O. 8. C. R. FIDEB 10 boxes Choice D. 8. nellies. For salo by Ht.KRY COBIA A CO. rt rel) 2 A Pl'IJCS! APPLES ! APPLES ! ::o barrels CHOfCK APPLES, landing frost Schooner lt. N. Hawkins. For salo by JOUN F. O'NEILL A BOR, deeii _No. un Bast Bay. JJ K L A T T E k 0 0. Arc now receiving n fuM StocK of G B O C E ll I B 8 AND LIQUORS, C01.S1STIM? os: loo barrels REP1NBD SUGARS 20 hilda and barr ela Kaw Sugar 100 hilda, and burrel* Molasses io barrels Beehive Syrup 100 Iws Colleen lo? packages Mackerel-Mos. 1. 2 and I td barrels Pickled Muht.lt? and Bonang* 100 kegs Nulls iou boxes cheese 100 boxes Soups SM barreal Kionr-Fine, Super, Bxtra sod Family 25 hall Hirsts ?lyeon and Colena: Toa 60 kegs Dutch ilernngs Ito b?rrela and tubs laird 100 b;u reis Gibson's and Walter's Wldskef - casks (?in, Urandy ahd Wines GO cases Wolfe's Scliiedam Schnapps 25 cases llostetter'a Ititier*. Raisins, Currants, Citron, Prunea Fig?, Al? ni nu di-, Jellies, Dysterv, Pickles. Sweet Oil. Toma too*, Urandy and Fresh Pearlies, Sods, Firs Cracker?, Sardines, Sturch, Shot, Powder, Maua?*, Brooms and Uucke's, Saurkraut, Ac. Aa > For sale at io we-1 prices. M. KIulTTK A CO., No. .?oi Rast Raf, novCS Northwest corner Cwnh-rliinrt street. JASON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOW IS WARRltTSD SO tBHOVB ALL DBSIRB FOR TOBACCO. BJBON'8 TOBACCO ANTI 0OTB is for ?aie ty Dr. M. BA Kit. 0. Vf. AI MAR. 0. J. I.CHN. Da. K. U. KRLLBRa. Du. W. A. SKKUTR E. 8. BURNHAM, nov 24 wfmsmoa_ Q. BN UlNE DICKSON COTTON SSHD. 400 bnsltels for sale, if applied for by January t, 1870. Delivered at Barnwell for $126 per bushel; at Blackville, South Carolina Railroad, tl 60 without sacks. $1 75 with Backs. VT. M. HUNTER. no y-20 ma_Parn well. 9. C. ri~UNNY CLOTH ! GUNNY CLOTH f br - On the spot and to ?rive. For ?ste by oc.t7 m CK?. A. TRRKHOLM * KO?. po It TO RICO SUGAR. 4.5 hUds. Choice Porto Uko ssc AR. n?w landing uiMi ror sale i?v MULLER, NIMITZ A CO., <Lc? ?thmutf _Mo. 181 Hast Ray. QOW AND FOWL F BSD. 10.000 lbs. MILL PEKO or SHORTS, wiileh con? sumers pronounce to he far supt dor to Rice ?'?our, mid a yooil substitute fer Cow Peas, at ga lK-r leo !b.->. ALSO. A coo bushels Wlieat Screenings, an exeelfent Fowl Feed, i'or suie at 25c per bushel jonN OAMI-SEN & CO. nnv22 mth?tmo .^T ARENGO OCRES Fl'.TSR AND ACUB, TUB FINEST TONK) IN THB WGRLB. -ror sate by all Drnggtaw. C A LCUV, Agent, Druggiat, Conter King and John street, sentn amos Charleston. 8. 0. gOLOMON'S BITTERS ARU FOE SALB VT Ere. SAOUL A LYNAS, At Whotasale sad Retan, CORNER FT INO AND MARKET STRBETS. sept 17 s mo? _ ? 17<LE?IING?"TF O R M CONFECTIONS, 1 (SASTi)NiNB.) Thev are purely vegetable, safe and ??re. Ta* bast tn nea For eal? by Dr. fl. BARR, M?a 1& M'vitrc street, SSAS TXhjaiasale AgeaC