The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 14, 1869, Image 2

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TJiJiMis <>/.. rms yt: irs. TBS DAILY SRWS, by mall, one year $0; ?ix .mouths $3; ihre? mouths one month T5 cents. Served lu thc city at FirrssN CENTS a neck, paya? ble to thc carriers, or $6 a year, paid lu advance at tim oil! e. Tun TIU-WKKKI.V NKWS. published on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, one year $3: six mulji ni $2; and AO Wilts a month for auy aborter period. auiuscitimoNS In aH easts payable in advance, ar d no paper combined after thc expiration of fie lime paid for. AnvKiiTiSKMKKTS.-first insertion tv cont* a ?linc, subsequent Insertions io cunts a linc. Spe? cial Notices IS eenie a linc ench Insertion, littst ness Notices 'JO oenis a Hue euell insertion. Mar? riage and Funeral Notices One Dollar each, Cul* and Electrotype Advertisement* will be inserted on the Fourth I'ugc only. NOTICED or Wanta, TO Rent, Lost and Found, Boarding, Ac, not exceeding "JO words, ._'?. cents eaoh lnscrtlou; over 20, and not exceeding no words, 40 cents each Insertion; over 30 and not exoeedlng 40 words, 50 cents each insertion. All announcements to be published at these rates must bc paid for In advance. RKMITTANCKS shonlil bc made bj rostofilcc Honey Ordor or by Express. If this cannot bc done, protection against losses hy mall may bc secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able lo thc order of thc proprietors of Tits NEW?, or by sending thc money In a register? J letter. Address RIORDAN. DAWSON A CO., Ko. 14U East Hay. Charleston, S. C. TUESDAY. DECEMBER ll, 1869. ??' . ~-r'~-~i--. ...-I_nv- -zsx:~.~ -.. .rr_n To Our Friends tn tito Country-ln il un nu ii i s lo Now Subscriber*. ire desire, if possible, to make TUE NEW?, Witch is aireada without exception the cheapest hnospuiter IN the South, a regular visitor tn every weil regulated household in this and Hu adjoiii tug Stales. As an Inducement to the plant? ers lo subscribe toTUB Ntswa before thc expira? tion of th present year, tee have Arranged with Messrs. Walker, Heans if UOgSWnl, tfi<? publish? ers Of the ROKA li CAUOUNIAX, to supply that ?etc and snperi) agricultural magasine, together with Tau NBWS, to alljnete subscribers, at ihe follow? ing eery low raten: TUE DAILY NEWS and the Run At. CAROLINIAN, one year, for six- dollars and fifty cents. THE TKI-WKKKI.V NEWS and the RURAL CAKO UMIAK, one |SMr, for .tour dollars. Subscriptions lo the ?wo publication* maybe sent either to the proprietors of TUB NEWS, or to Vie proprietors af the RuitAt. CAROLINIAN, nut persons desiring to aval; themselves of this aper Uti Sf do SO before the. first of January next, as the arrangement- wilt nol oe extended beyond ihal period. y mys nv rut: n.t. v. -Gold closed tittil ul 22.J. -In Nsw York yesterday cotton closed quiet and rather heavy al iiUc. -In I.tvorpool cotton closed steady and un? changed: uplands ll;,d; sales 12,030 bale?. -Gilded Htovcs for drawing rooms ore for sale In rust in. -There aro ninety-six diff?rent kinds or street pavements in use in this count ry. -Tiie Prince Imperial lins smoked his Drat cigarette and Paris ?s delighted. -Tho first cargo of cotton that passed through the Suez Canal came from Dumbay. -Janies Mace lins accorde I Tem Allen's chal? lenge to right for s.'iOtio or rn?,rc a side. -T!:erc ls snid to be no doubt bat that Victor Rroanuol was married during til.3 recent illness. -A daughter or Professor Agassiz ls i:i tho In? sane Asylum at Somerville, Ma's., a monomaniac. -TlteNtw York Commercial Advertisershrewd? ly suggest* that tlc: umfrage be granted to all women over forty. -Jeaiiy bind. Sims Reeves, (Ute -irea'- English tenor.) and Satltley, are coming lilli season to America. A strong concert combination that. -Tho appointment of Rev. Dr. Temple as Bishop of Exeter lias been e\>n0rmcd, notwith? standing thc protests and arguments made against lt. -Mlle. Allot, a prima donna, on tim occisi?n o'her marriage, presented au unmarried sister willi one hundred thousand francs, thus revers? ing His usual order nf wedding gifts. -The lille of Mrs. stowe's nea* book ls "The 'True Story of Lady byron Established." It con? tains some three hundred page:;, and will be given to the public rt tin early day. -Napoleon treated M. de Werthern, the now Prussian Embas-ador In Paris, with Olfensivo ?coldness at the audience in which thc Embussa dor presented lils credentials to bite. -Mrs. Lincoln hot relumed lu Frankfort fer thc wlnic. it seems there ls eui a word of traill in Hu: story of her Intended marrlnge.with n Ger? man baron. Sie: ts living in retirement. -Virginia granite in dressed blocks, has been shipped in largo quat.tit les from Richmond to St, Louis,Mo., lobe used in building 'he piara or the steel bridge over tbs MidstsMpid Uiver, a', thc lat? ter city. ' -Altogether, l.V,.v?3 Chin c?e have reached Cali? fornia. These aie thus accounted for by tho com? panies: Returned, U7,'?!3;di'ad, io, un; rema.mug lu thc State, 41,000; and the rest have gono Into other Slates. -On thcit?'.h, the Princess of Wate* gave birth to a daughter, lier Royal Highness and the In? fant princess were reported by tho medical at? tendants lo bo ibiiug wolli There are now two ibnys and throe girl' In tho family Of the Prince of Wales. -Thc lute Earl of Derby left behind him a for tune of about $1,000,000 a year. When he sue cccdcd to his estate, in ISSI, they yielded him less thar, a third nf that .-nm. Tho luercaso is due to the extraordinary risc In tbe value cf property In Lancashire, where the Derby estates Ile, through thc developments of Ibo manufacturing Intered. -Tho Washington correapondootasay that tho current just now seems strongly in favor of rais? ing thu salaries ol' tho most Iniporta nt govern? ment ofneurs. The Idea la lo double thc Presi? dent's salary and largely l?crense thc salaries of thc heads of departments and ablest clerks. Such a bill, however, will meet with determined oppo? sition in the 1 louse. -Washington City ls often represented as de? ficient in trade and enterprise, its stationers, however, are Ihe wealthiest lu thc country, .md count their Incomes almost by millions. They give ?rorgoons parties, live tn splendid mansions, and deny Ibemselvc? no luxury which money can purchase. All this arises front fat contracts with thc departments of which they ar.: thc happy and successful possessors. -The Empress Eugenie commonlc.itcd with ber husband hy*telegraph two or Ihren lime* a day during lier Sue/. Journey, receiving thc most minute del a ls of domenic, intere d, and bis Majesty's remarks upon his entertainment at thc theatres lie visited, and sa Iori h. ?he telegraphed complaints to thc Viceroy from Iii: remote polnli in thc desert which the visited, If ber home dis patches wore mu."" '.'ian two or three honra lu reaching her. -Slug Man and Clio;, Chew, tho Oiliness mer? chants wtio visited this country last summer, established business relations with a numiajj ol gentlemen hero ?md lu-Hie West, nnd already .some Chicago houses have received consignments from them. The lea put up In one pound packa? ges on tho Chinese plantations und delivered in less than fifty days after ll lashlppod, hus already .become popular there, and tho demand fur mo article demonstrates the fact that our trudo 41 westward to tho Indies" win eventually bu of nomean Importance. -The "correct styl.' for full evening dross" ls announced to be n black dress coat, with velvet collar and plain lapels rolling low. A black em? broidered cass.Hiern vest ls thc most fashionable this season, though white Marseille* vims aro much worn, cut low, to ?bow three fblrt studs, with a rolling collar, and are In good taste. Tn users are rende of a flue black dorakin, cut easy to tba leg and with a g oil spring ut the 'bottom. The shirl bo-tun should bo neatly em? broidered and tho stu ls vowelled, small diamond* being tho mod dressy. The tie should always bo walt J, the ead* a littlo largor than In tho centre, ?ml embroidered. Mores also white, I hovell a linkt luvender or pale creani color ls often worn Hoots of pi ni n calfskin, not patent leather. -A Washington correspondent of the Now York Journal of Commerce now again states that, notwithstanding positive assurance to the con? trary, reiterated time and ngain, there are ibo b?st ({rounds for belier t!n* tho Supreme court of the United States has decided tho leg.il-ien.ter act unconstitutional. Head-is: "Men of promi? nence who lucllucd io tuts belief previously, have, since the reading of .the President's message, been convinced." "What doe? that return to specie payments meanv" asks one. '.Simply that the legal-tender not is unconstitutional, and the Supreme conn ba ? forced nie recoinm nidation," was the answer. "Let them decide as wo know they win decide, nuil whore Will wo be f T'.iese remarks occurred among tho congressional financiers of the Itepublionu persuasion, and have cast a gloom over those who have pet theories to advance, The?u theories are numerous, end lt I.? added that a careful canvass in both Houses shows thal thc uppermost theme now ls ibo finances, Tue Late Kx-tlnrrruor PlcUcns, Wc need ?inrtl?y invito the nllontloii ?if our rendors to the warm and graceful tribute to tho memory of tho lute lion. Francis W. Picketts, printed in another part ol to-day's NEWS. Among a people who had so often recognized the worth and ability of ridge? field':- honored son, and who. under his leadership, inaugurated the ino-;, colossal conflict of modern times, a momorl-.il article like this, from tho pun of one of ilia dear und trusted friends, will be welcomed with sad but cager interest. A Chapter of Railroad History, Between tho Anderson Intelligencer and TUE CHARLESTON* KBWS then- i.- r.n honest dilleienco of opinion. Tho Intelligencer, with characteristic frankness, condemns luis paper for "having endeavored to make tho "question of Stain aid" lo (ho Kitto Milgo Kailrond "savor too much of politics," and candidly avows its belief that the policy of TIIF. NEW? in regard lo that Important rail? road is " tolally nt variance with tho true "in tores ts of thc State." These views arc contained in a leading article which we re? print this morning. The Intelligencer is in error in assuming that THE Nnws has endeavored to give ii political caste to the question of State aid to the Blue Uidge (railroad. This hus been thu aim of no leis n personthnnGovernor Scott, who has thoroughly reconstructed Hie boar.1, r i directors, nol in the interests of the com? pany, but in Hie interests of tho Radical par? ty. A publication of the names of the pres? ent directors, side hy side with thc tinnies of the directors two yours ago. would show very clearly what the Radicals have done to? ward giving the concern a political savor. TlIK NEWS, on thc other hand, luis never treated tho BluoRidge Railroad ns anything but ti matter of money-a question ol" price and value, cost and profit. When Governor Scott .-eut to the Legislature a special mes? sage in regard to the Blue Ridge Railroad, this |mper did not oppose the pas-age of ti hill authorizing the endorsement by the Slate or $1,000,000 of Blue Ridge Railroad bonds. Tho heart of thc up-country wassel upon this work ; for a quarter ?f a century it had been the dream und hope of the seaboard. And when it was Hinted that S 1,006.01)0 would complete the road and tiru the work could he done in one year, we wen- willing that the State should risk tho millions whoso expenditure should pour into the bosom of South Carolina the trade and riches ol' the West. Wo had no thought then, nor have we now, of raising a clamor against thc road, find when the Cincinnati Convention met, no journal was more earnest than TIM-: NEWS in endeavoring to secura the con? struction of the Southern road from Cincin? nati to Knoxville the terminus of tho Cine Ridge linc. Amore thorough investigation of the scheme caused Dilti imper to bo far from sanguine in its estimate of the benefit to lie received by leis State from lier trans? montano railroad, but nothing w.*.s said to chill t'ue ardor of men of stronger faith. This was tito position of alfalrs whoil Cte. contract far completing the Bluo Ridge Rail? road was ti wardell to Crl.i.svell & Co. Tim!, bargain has riot been justified and cinnot Le; but what wc have to deal with now ls Hie fact that the awarding of lin; contract made it evident tiiat tho road, without do poU?, rolling stock, und oi'.er equipment, would cost so,000,000, besides Ute ?3,090, 000already spent. Until tho road was com? pleted it could earn nothing, for lin* country through which it passes, uflbr leaving Wal? halla, is u mountainous waste. The road could not be finished lu less than two years, and the Stale would have lind lo pr?vido for tho payntont of interest on SO.000,030 of bonds amounting at six per cont, to $5i0, 000 dollars a year-ono half the. whole amount paid in Stato laxes in I8C9. This financial view of thc subject waa enough to compel THE NEWS to withhold ?ls further support of the road until the State was in n more prosperous condition. But when, In addition, t'aere wus tho certainty that the road and the laying nul of nine million dol? lars would be controlled by GOVEUNORS<X)TT and MAVOII PILLSBURY, it became thc doty of Ibis paper lo expose tho hugo job on till occasions, and to attack it in and out of season. This was the. least that wc owed to thc pe'oplo whom we represent. Al tlic time that the contract will: Cmsvcll .fe Co. wits made, tho liddlOirrc.er ar? gued, tis it argues now. Hint nv must In ve Leon it nv.ii vo!lou-t proper contract, or il would not have been accepted l?y President Harri, in and the 1-ixoculiVfl Co:ntnlltee. There is no fores in this argument. Govern? or Scott and Mayor Pillsbury represent offi? cially about BCVeu-eightliB of Hie. stork of the road. They can make ami unmake directors as they please. Mr. Harrison ia president it is true, bul bc has no moro real power tlittn is possessed by one of bis own cross lies. All his tact and energy go for nothing when pitted against tho voles of Pillsbury and Scott. Wo assume, therefore, that Mr. Harrison, with other director.--, consented to accept tho Cri ss veil .fe Co. contract In tho santo way that ho consented to the election of a colored dlroctor at tho meeting lately held In Charleston. Ho could not prevent the acceptance of the contract, or the elec? tion of t lie colored mau, and lt did not suit him to resign. It waa easier to bow than to brcuk. We are compelled to pul thc caso In this way, because If President llarrmon avows that ho sustain*! tho director* In all that they have done, and approves of their action In every important particular, it may become tho pleasure of tho people to call upon Aim-an I not u 0? Ma. or or Governor -for an account of the momentous Intorostd committed to Iiis care. Hov.- long Mi*- Har? ridon, and other gentlemen similarly situated, will romaiu in a positiou where thy* ?har? I the responsibility and have no share of pow? er, they alone can decido. If Mr. Harrison I has not changed Iiis mimi since ho was last in Charleston, he may be oxpecio 1 to sever his connectiou with the company in a very short time. We turn now to the part played by Governor Scott inihe militer of tho commet. The InteUtgencor says Unit " if Governor Scott " mado arrangements lo obtoln a nice lillie '.joh with these contractors, it is Boinowhut " singular that he shouh! he among tito .Irai " lo relinquish und advise u discontinuance " of Ibo contract." This is very uuor preuch iiijLC- Governor Scott became 4 partner in Ibo lilac Rttlge Railroad Oomplby in order Lo make money. Tuu NKWS ittteeeded in keeping ilown tho price of State bonds, and in making lt doubtful whether the Legisla? ture would cancel tho $-1,000,090 guarantee mid give a guarantee for *?,0d0,o0<) in its stead. This ami tiic tardiness of lite con? tractors mado Scott believe that more money could l>e made by ballooning Slate s"curi tics tann by lighting, tho bailies of Cris-vell A Oo. Out ol the Senate resolutions not to grant State aid to railroads, Hie goldintor est bill, thc bill lo fund the new bills o? the Rank of Ute State, un i thc bill requiring cer? tain companies lo deposit State bonds will? Hie Oumptrollor-Goneral, Governor Scott hopes lo'tiiako moro than lie expected lo realize ?mt of the Bim-. ItUlgo Ring. And this brings us to the assertion made by the Intelligencer that "lt may he true that the "State officials were tntaretttetlwith tho-con " tractors, but wo respectfully submit that " (tm sei?uence lo /.'n's contra ! '/"i's not fur "nish rnidcia: tothat effect." Wena)' that lt docs furnish ample evidence, and that if tho beginning of the contract was only as bm! as ils end is. Tm: NKWS was fully justi? fied in treating the whole transaction aa u swindle and cheat. The last meeting of the lllue Ridgo Rail? road Gompauy, held in Charleston, was not open to the public-Scott und Pillsbury. Irv proxy, represented the people und ibo 000,000 spent upon the road. Thu lir.-.t nows of tho result of ' > meeting carno from Columbia. Two of thc Charleston directora had resigned, and one had bern dropped, mid the eriswell .V. Co. contract hud been carefully discussed. Subsequently a meet? ing of the directors was held in Columbia. Tiiey sa', willi clos id doors, and every mem? ber was plodgcd to secrecy. The Intelligen? cer, however, admits that "they agree 1 to "pay seventy-five thousand dollars" io Criss "veli ,<c Co., who lind done "about fifteen or "twenty thousand dollars worth of work on ":he road." This Upurl o? the truth, bul liol the whole truth. Is Hie Intelliffencer aware that the value of all the win k done by Criss vcll&Co. on the Rino Ridge Railroad is set down in the public prints ni fifteen hundred dollars ? lias the Intelligencer heard that tho Attorney-General, consulted by the Hoard, gave his opinion that Crissvell Co. legally forfeited their contract and cuni-! claim no damages ? Dees tho intclltgcnc r know thal, besides paying ST."),000 for work which cost only $1500, the IJoard agreed to settle with thc sub-contraotors ". Tim truth of this statement is not denied, ?ind we say that this last job, (.his settlement with the contractors, is to tho full ?is lind as the drat. This paying $7?,oo^, where not a cent tra s leyully dur, is the natural . sequence'' of thc Crissvcll & Co. contract, mid does, if there is anything in the reasoning of our contem? porary, "furnish evidence" that thc Orglna) contract was corruptly and Improperly made. And we desire the Intelligencer io under? stand that there are other "nive lit tle joh*" connected with thc Hlue Railroad besides those which tiii-paper hts already publish? ed. Does our coutcinporai') know how many of the 34,000,000 honda aulliorteod t ? be guaranteed have been delivered to the. Blue Rldgo Railroad Company, an 1 how much \' cost lo got them ? I'^ly rumors upon ( iii-; subject, are flying thick an.! fas!. Ami. [>or haps, tho Intelligencer cali Inform us au? thoritatively v. heth.-r one of the signaturas necessary to make tlie bonds negotiable was very hard b> obtain, and what was thc ii mount (thousands or tens of thousands V) of Hie. official fee ? We know enough al? ready of Diese schemes of plunder, but the Intelligencer is not easily convinced, lt says thal it will "heartily join Tun News in "exposing rascality of every sort," anti I hal it can "never uiiowita pr?judices to outweigh "judgment for Hie purpose of creating n .-. ?i salion.'' We now ask fae Intelligencer lo join Tun NEWS in unearthing Hie jobberies of the lilne Ridge Riug, and beg that it will not allow Its prejudices in favor of n great public work to outweigh what is due lo it? self and to Hie State. Hubhitrd. ? Chief Constable Hubbard has submitted his first (and we hope last) annual report of> thc State constabulary, in which bc recom? mends that the constabulary guan! at Abbe? ville and Edgefleld be increased to fifty men, and that tho Hume number of couslublos bu stationed In Chester, Newberry and Union. Tho cost of sustaining the constabulary forre during tho year ls $31,402, tho total appro? priation being $12,000. To jmdify this ex? travagant outlay. Constable Hubbard nays: "(.'i ?mes of ntl kinds have b?>en numerous throughout the Slate, audit I.un bconnlmoKl Impossible lo effect Hi? arrest of murderers und oilier criminals, for the rennen that I'ney have received aid at ail limes from their friends. In many Instances portes have been made np to enable them to leave the State. Provisions huve been furnished them while lying secreted In the woods anti swamps, und, lu some cases, parties have been regularly de? tailed to remain with them au.I waru th. in Ol' tim approach of officers of the lav.. Yet not? withstanding these difficulties, tho force has succeeded in arresting a number ci offenders, as the table will HIIOW." This is a very pretty ttory for thirty-one thousand dollars. Tho table spoken of by Hubbard shows tho following unrests: "J?'ecapifu!a!mn.-Bigamy, I; orson, 2; rape, 1; Inrccoy, 107; disorderly conduct, 18; assault and tiauory, 159; assault and battery with in? tent to kill, r.7; threats to kill, 10 ; robbery, 21 ; highway robbery, 2; murder, f>l; aooessory to murders, 7; abduction, 3; bastardy, 1; grund larceny, 2i; riotous conduct, 23; violation of law, 31; fraud, 2; gambl'ng, 3; burf-.Iury, 2. Total, 636." No ona daldra I it a lar ;e number of per? sons huvo been rrested by tho Stale police They can make arr, S?H UH they did in Abbe? ville and Sumter, und run up tho black list to 5000. Tut kow m.?ny of thc persons whom they arrest^ ~ro guilty of any crimo? How many or ' . j. were tried and convicted? Until Con 'lithburd supplies this infor? mation. Iii ., oh of oiTomlora may BIIOW how much j p?j minions have done lo bunill and tho Innocent, hui will not tho p*-t it ha? been done to punish Uioollbiv'' crime odious. WE ma rjii uuiniing, reports of Balea Of lattllin omitios of Soul li Carolina, .>ii ?>:<>!:il Prices fccttemlly were fair, with I rd tendency, and in Alihe vili". Sum . j. irlunburg und Lancaster, thur? was ? . dwi advance in tho Rolling rate? Al ' cown, live lracl.-4 of land for which Gt? h Ulston paid S222,:?.i0 ?old for 512,70 ;i(i larg?] nunn ti ty <>i pinn and swamp so! , r i? to '22 centd per acre, i . .-?- -?- -* Ir WILL . . ?' ... .>y referenco lu tin: lotter of our Wash rpi yrrespontlent, thai Ute bill to pay So v o Uclalri who could liol lake the iro:i-< . i.l it! is again before Ctmjjrress, Mid will pr p.iss both Uou.sca without material op < \ . . Tho bill l?just mid righi, and none ? | talk about "tesl oaths" ?ind . it fut leiltlinont" cnn wall be ii-i-.l nt:.ii . <" .in; preseill lime. 'JJillUC-. "VCTAX'l .: ALI, KINDS CAN KC VT m I loin io every budy In this column ai the ruo :> I mits r??r iweuty words or leas, each Insei li? > ..|.i in ailvancc. "\?7"AN . COMPETENT NURSE. VT A I' i'OK ami WASIIKR, for a small ? Paiuily. inunueuhitlons posiilvcly required. Apply sot JlifY? albot?n street, sccouil door [rom st. i .1 iicoK as W'AN '. SITUATION IN A f.UO C I -\ VULI.M.Mr.NT, either Whole, sale or R t? 'y i young man. a liutlvcol the citv. AU i IR. Box No. ?SKI, Posloillce. ilerltl V KOW WIED TO ASSIST IN ?Alt. Al' Pl.. . , siter House. No. 84 Queen street, I rom io nu t.'. dec14 I" WANTED, A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife wish to procuro permanent lloaitl in a private family prwhero there are few boartlors. .Terms must be ttorteraic and location pleasant, ? Address "OARt ilNlAKS," box lia, Charleston I'ostoiltee. . dec ll "\TT*ANTED,iA FEMALE MOUSE SBR W VANT. Apply at eu. uer ol Combi? and Radcliffe streets. dee 14 I" ?\TTANTED. DY A LADY. A SITUATION VT B? Teacher, either In a Davor Hoarding School, hue has hail .seven jeal.-' experience, auil teaches, besides the usual Kngllsh hrniiehes, Kreuch, ?ici .nan and Mush!. Address Miss ll. I.. YOUNO, liniouvillc, 8. c. Itefera tn liencral W. I!. Wallace, ol' Union, mid Uclicrul J. II. Kershaw, ni'Camden. deuil tntlisil Oil f ?\X/"ANTED. A COLORED WOMAN, TO Vi COO:: and Wa.?li fora small ramily. Waites pullut itali v paid. Apply ul Ko. a.vj King slreet. dee 14 I) A R 1< E ll WANTED.-WANTED A ! ) iocn.c niau Harber. AppIvntNo-lotiiieen M reel._decli pt \7fTANTBI), A MAN H Ell VA NT, TO v V cook mid walt nn table. Apply rrnin 7 to s p, at No. lu Hast Hatti ry. dee Pt 2* "TTf ANTZD. A WHITE '..U.MAN. CAl'A >V m.;: of cutting and lit lina children's cloth's. ami who is a good seamstress. Apply at No. i ; H cot hm siro? r. dis Ul \T7*ANTED, DY A YOUNO MAN FROM YV tho np't'Otmiry, a Situation Insumo Whole? sale or Retail lions?., ?'au indi.o ti ade. wool 1 tin vol f"r some legitimate business. Ail* .In .-a MORRIS. Otllee. of TllF. N'KWS. decS 12 "\TTANTEI?. A BITUAT'ItON AS SUPER T V INTBNDKNT on a Rice Plantation by a ?ne. armed utan, who has seven years' experience lu It'Ksculiur*!, and good rnconimeiidaiions from his lei mer employers. Please address W, lt. W., Charleston, s. c. decs TTTANTE?.-A YOUNG M AUK! EU .MAX, TT 38 year? old, would like to iahe charge ?if B large Cotton Plan ta Hon, in inc state of south i Carolina. Any one lu ?van. ol a good, fuilhlul tiveiseer, will do w?.ll to addi ess the undersigned. Cati give Ike ItaaV Of references. Hood steady Imbil rf, and noir troubled with polities. Address, lor two months, P. w. COWARDS. Portland, Maine. novit! imo? \\TANTED. A SITUATION AS CI.KKK. YV In a Wholesale Ding Store, or alargo Ila* tail and Prescription Drugstore. No objection to rn in the country, wm expect but a small roi* pOtlrf.ltlot) at lirai. The apUlicanl ls ?, grad?ale of tue .Sou; ii Carolina Medical College. Address M. p., through iii" I'ostoitlce. oom I ?ir?XTKD. A HOUSE. NE AK TU K I YV central port ol the elly, containing (ive or I six ro ?ais, wild good outbuildings and water. i Address D. at I Ms twice, reptas ' A GENTS WAXTEI) EVERYWHERE TO .?V sell de American KNITT1NO MACHINK. iho only practical Fatally Knitting Machine ever Invented. Pries gas. will knit 20.000 stlielu* per minnie. Addi ess AmcrtVsu Knitilug Machine Company, Koaton, Mass., or at. Lou,?, Mo. octgo amos WANTED, EVERYBODY" Tl) KNOW ism .lu.': PRINTINO of r.ll Muds, plain and ornamental, is executes! promptly m Hie neate,t style and ttl the low?st- New lort , re'.-', .it T:IB KKWS Joh Otllee, No. 110 KAMT HAY. Call an?! examino tho seale of prices before glviug your linters elsewhere. WANTE?, Ai?E?,?'S.---T\Vi. HUNDRED und Fifty Dollars p-r month, to .'eli thc univ Oeiiuine improved Com mon Penan Pam Uv SK Wi Nt i M A ? ' I i ! N Iv. Price only $18. Oreal In? ducements to Agents. This is thu nins: popular Sewing Machine ol the ila?-maHes ike famous. "Klanlic Lock Stitch"-will ?lo any kimi of work that can be done on atty innelilne. Due hundred thousand reid and the demand constantly In? creasing. Now ls the tinta lo luke un agency. .-<.:.d for Circulars, uir Beware of iufriiigers.-f?a Adilress SKCOMB .V CO., boston. Mass.; Pills* luirg, Ca., ors.. Louis, Mo. oct29 Sm os Boaromg. BOARDING.-PERMANENT OR TRAN SIKNT board can bo obtained at Hie King Mansion, corner of Ocorgo and tieeiing streets. Accommodai iona and comrortabio rooms, rur nlshed or unfurnlshetl, to KIHI applicants, di cn tnthg_ "VTiOELY FURNISHED ItOOMS AND ?V ROAKl) at Mrs. MILLKll'S, No. a'lludsou street. ?Ier.13 ?-osl nub iJoun?. I" OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU j have lost anything, make lt known to thc oublie through Uris column, nie rate for twenty words or less, each iuaurilon, ls 2? cents, if paid lu advance._ IOST OR STRAYED FROM MY I'RISM J ISKS. No. IfSJ Calhoun street, a largo while HI LL 'I M; KI CK, having a blnok tpot over one .ve. um) his ears and tail cut. The nader or the same Will bc rewarded <>:> lu delivery al the above place. tkteiu Canb foe 5nlc. T71LOIHDA LAND F O l? S A L E . - A JJ valustde PLANTATION or 8.I0 acres in Ma rion Comity, Florida, ls oflercti ni private sale, about 0:1c bair cleared end lintier cultivation: pari best hammock. This Plantation ls one or Hie most desirable in the Stale; 1.1 very protltie live ror Cotton, Hice. Corn, Sugar, Veitoi.thies, Ac.; alan line for .irr.nses ami oilier Fruits; ls located lu one or the healthlesl and most plea sunt uclgliborhooils In the State, being convent out to railroads, churches, Ac. Apply io A. R MIILLUI AN, Collin racier, Accommodation Wharf, ohuric.-toii. H. C. novl'i ?)O1CIG. rj^TIIE ALSTON HOT'EL, G. tc O. R. R. MILS. .'.ARVA. Kl,KIN'S, assisted by bersons, has Duetied a new HOTRL, nt Alston, mid ls pre? pared to accommodate the travollliig public Pas? sengers can now get Meals upon thc arrival ut Alston or any of tho trains. Tho arrangements of tho Hotel aro convenient and comfortable, and good troatment ls guaranteed to all who may call In. dooll2 VTT I L L I S & C II I 8 0 L II, FACTORS, COMMI?WION MERCHANTS, AMD " sniPPiMo A0BNT8, Will attend to thc Purchaso, Salo and shipment (to Foreign and Dom..mc Ports) of OO'iTON RICK, LUMPER and NAVAL STORKS. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, ?. a K. WILLIS.A. R. CU wo 1 J* tous uiiiuuiv ll, IOUU. meetings. CIA ROLIKA CHAPTBR, No. I. It. A. M. ' The Regular Couvociilion of Carunna Chap? ter, No. i, ii. A. M.. win be held at Masonic Hall, at 7 o'clock THIS liv RM NO. companions wm come prc pawl io pa? arrears. JOSEPH II. OPPENHEIM. ? i."'1: Secretary. QOUTIl < 'Alu I Ll MA 800II?TV.-THE I ii Regular Monthly Meeting of Ute Koclcty will Ito Initi nt thf Halt, THIS iTucsduv) i;ri:x. INO. lilli inst., ato o'clock. The ui-reur ii>. ?'ill i positively tn; culled up tor ita la*: ami inc.id- ; tau. F. LANCE, i il. i t l tv . UT. PATRICK'S IJKNKVOLKNT SOC'TK V j TY.-Attend Hm Regular Monthly Mellier ?I I ! your Society THIS KVESINU, at Masonic Hall,..; : | o'clock. Meinhcra will itu punctual In altendaut . decl4 w. RAKER. St erctai .. /f.^TNA STKA.M FIRE ENGINE COM-1 Ulli PASY.-nie Kori iel li Anniversary M fue m'thia Company, will he hetti :.! Hie Truck ."..!.. I ipieen street, THIS KVKNINU, uth Instant, ?il ? o'clock, punctually. Tl." Arrear Msi will bu read, anti rule applicable to tho same stn. Hy enfon uti. The Animai ?lection for uillcers will lie hetti. I Honorary anti ContribtiUng Memliers are earn estly invited lu atti nd lids meeting. Hy nril vr. .'. Mi l.KISII, ileci4 Secretary. SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY S<><;|K TY.-A Regular Monthly Meeting nf !..:-;-.? : . ir will he held,'I'll is KVKNINU, ut 7 o'clock, ni Mud. stein's Hail, eorner Kine; and calhoun streets. Members are requested to !>.. punctual lu atten? dance. Hy order of the President. d?cil ? II. IIKNCKKN. Secretary. SUR VI VOlt'S ASSOCIATION OF CHARLESTON 1> I ST it i CT.-Tho Iteiftihtr Meeting of your Association will bc held Tilts (Tuesdav) KVKNINU, ntTo'ctnel: attic Hall, No. :: Ht ond street. JAM KS ARMSTROXC. Jr.. tiff i i Secretary. ATTENTION MECHANICS !-A MEET* j. JL INA of iii" White Journeymen sin,. Carpen? ters, Wheclrtghts, MUlrighis, Cabinet Makiri. Coopers, eas Pluora. Plumbers, ship JOIIMII*, IT'lmmers and book Hinders of thc city will bc held, at Cook's Hall, corner of Kimi nm) Man streets. Tins KVKNINU, nih instant, tr. bair past 7 o'clock, for the purpose ?if olooHng Dele? gates lo the Executive Committee mid Signing theCoiiaUtutloti ol the Worltlngtm n's Union.No. I. JAM KS M. IU lill, President Workingmen'* Union, No. i. I'ntill further lu.tice, the Hooks ol the ('ullin will tic kepi open every evening at the ubove Hali, to receive Signatures tu the {tranches thai hat a already mel. t'eoU A T T ? ? T I O ?. WORK?KGMEN.-^? Jx. Meeting of stoambont, min and railroad Engineers, Pircnien, Conductors and conductors' Men. of thc city, will lie held ul Cook's Hall. ? or? ner nf King -mil Mary streets, on WKIINESUAY KVKNINU, the I .it h instant, at half-past 7 o'clock, ?oribe pnrpoioof electing Delegates to Hie Ex? ?"-ulive Committee and aiauing The Constitutiun of the Workiugmen's Huton. No. 1. .IAS. M. HAHR, tleel4 - President W. M. H., No. I. (Ec- lient. HOUSES, FARMS, STORKS, ROOMS, Ac, now vacant, can readily he ron teil bj ail vert laing I hem m ibis column. The rate I* 24 cents for twenty worths or less, each Miser;mu, it paid in advance. Tito RENT, TWO LARGE ROOMS < >N .1. second door. Apply al No. -bl lt au'.un riv.) KENT. A HOUSE IN HULL STREET, JL next to the corner ol smith, having u or 7 rooms, pantry cistern, gas, with double piazza and outbuildings in good onler. Possession given immcdlnti iv. Apply ai No. ai Coming nt root, decl-l tuHii-T* rsm RENT, A FINK HEVEN OCTAVE I ItosewtMRl Pianonnd Stool, tu compb't tor Uer. Apply ul Nn. as 'fradd al reel. tlccllO riV) RENT, AM? POSSESSION GIVEN JL on Hu lirst. of January next, a FAIIM on Meeting atreet road. Joining tl.e city boundary, eonlnlnlng sixteen acres. ' Apply to t:. Wlll'l PK" MOKE, Nu. n Ihulelltr.: street. nov ta tilt m?~l?KNT. Til AT LA EOE AMI HLK Ji. OANT MANSION, No. s;i Muotlng-street, n Ith extensive l/tt and (larden, located io one of Hie best anti healthiest alumunna of thu city, and fur? nished with ail Hu: modera Improvement* und conveniences. Possession givon on hrs, of Janu? ary, 1S70. Applv lo MORDECAI A CO., Nc. 110 Kasl Hay. octl'J tu rill) RENT. THE TWO AND A HALF JL STORY ItRICK RESIDENCE, Menin'.' street, between Society and Wentworth atreel, cast side, containing tour square rooms, i wu aillos, [.anny, nod dressing room, with cistern und ucccasnry outbuildings. A|.ply at HART'S Hardware Store, ctiruer King and Market streets. trbc.1 ff. AO RENT. A FINE STOKE Willi ?'IX I TURKS for a grocery and bar-room, corner Loupttude Lune and Host Hay. To an approved tenant rent will bo in? tier mouth. A;.-O. six large square booms, with fl re planes, bael, piazzas and cistern water on every story. The rc. ons ?i ill lie rente.i Kingly if preferred. Inquire <>> Mr. itosK. ou the premises. oct io ?OY tinlc. ?? EAL ESTATE OR PERSONAE PRO \j PKRTY ot any kimi may bc advertised lor Rule lu this column, at the rate of cents lot t weuty words or less, ouch turrertron, if paid in advance. _ 1711 NE YOUNG WORK AND SAOULE ? HORDES and MULES, of nil sizes, ust rived and lor sale ut CHRISTOPHER'S s;..b! go. .'.Oil King street. di -11 - TjtOR SALE, A KKW OK THOSE CHOICE J IIOIISKS and MtH>KS still on bund, and tor -ale low lu make luuin itu' another lol. At k'l?. A Prime Vonna MARI', and her COLT, two months old. Apply to lt. AUNOLO. dei I710U8AL?T? HOUSE IN RUTLEDGE I Avenue, No. M. opposite Hw? street. Apply io POWERS A sil.cox, No. BOO Klug street, decl-l tin>>* 1J10R SA. I ,E. A LARGE I .O'I' OF COI ; TRY APPLES. Presh supp.les eoiisl.r.itlv irrivlng. Apply at SEM KEN A PIEPER, corner Spring and King street... t loci4 f FOR SALE, FIFTEEN NORTHERN HORSES.Jual arrived by steamer Charles? ton. Thev will lie sold iiiiherin pairs or singly flppty ?it lite Charlesloii Hotel Stables, dwi a t ITtUR BALE, THE NEW AND COM . MOIHOUS yacht MARY ELLA, capacity six lona. In complete order. Por terms, Ac. apply lu r. H. CLANCY A CO., No. Ul East tluy. novr.o intimo I^Olf SALK. EIGU T PLANTATION 1 MULES, and twelve voke of OXEN. Pur Mile by FRASER A DI LU, Factors, Adger'a North Wharf. dcc2 Ihstwo F" ~OR BALK, AN EXCELLENT VARIE* TY of UPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered ti thc South Carolina Rnllrond, in bngs of two Imshels, fl no pur bushel for four bushels or lesa, f.i -'? per bushel Tor alx bushels or more. Apply io i. Ki J ut; K E. WIIALEY, St. Matthew's P. O., Lirnngohurg County, S. C. _docs '?mos 1710R SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION ; situated on the Ashley River, a few miles rom the elly, containing about one hundred ?eres, one-half clea roi I, with comfortable tl well? ing anti neecssnry outbuildings, if not sold by Ute20th instant, (be owner will tic willing to let Hie promises to a reponslhlo party with a small capital, to be planted on shares. For further In rorinntimi apply to Venulng's Wharf, south of Calhoun si reel. _ tieri 17IOK BALE, SEVERAL YOUNG WORK y ROUSES AND MULES, nt J. CHRISTO? PHER'S Stables, No. f>nr. King street. ilec.O IjVoit SAL E, STEAM PORTADLE 1 CROSS-OUT OR WOOD 8AWINH MA lill IN KS, King's liaient, suitable for cullin? cord winni, shingles, suives or clapboard blocks, ami lutrlicularly adapted lo thc wniits of railroads, ivood contractors, wood y m il, saw mill, anti lum? ber mon generally. Fur this machine wc claim IMctetleiicu over anything of the kimi ever nl tempted. All parlies Interested and thc public ire invited to nco this machine. In operation dallr rrom ll o'clock A. M. lo 1 P. M., nt tho Artesian Well Lot. corner Meeting and Wentworth st reel a. siate or County rlghin, or single machines for uilc. Apply to CAMERON, UARKLKYACO. dcea imo_ PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A ORKAT IIA1UIAIN.-OnepmallCyllndcrTAY IAIR PRESSin complete repair. lt fias been but little used, and ls sold almpty br cause tho present inner has no uss for lt. Thc size of the bcd of lite Pres.". ls forty-four by flfty-oight Inches. Said ['ross will be sold at a great bargain If applied for il once, as thc room lt occupies ls won teil for Uber purposes. Addresas Uox No. 370& Now York Poatonlce. sept20 L OUI S MoLAIN, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 90. 4? BROAD STREKT. Ciarles ton, S. 0. Stocks, Ronds and Gold bought, carried aud told short ia New York City. Particular attention paid to the purchase And tale of all klaus of Southern becoxitlos. MU A Slmuecmciits. C A I) K MY O V MUSI C S I* !?: (' r A I, N OT I <. K . For thc gratification ?r those residing oui of Ike elly, who v.-iii visit Charleston christmas week, a scries of EI.KGANT, AMUSING ANO SEA? SONABLE PERFORMANCE." will bf given ?it Ibo Academy, commencing December -yi. Toe play will bc new ami ti Uracil ve, ?itel will bu produced in Hrs: class sty ic, lu a Templen: iii?; ?nama ibm favorably compnrea willi Hie bent linientreu of Sew York City in umbclli--.limcut. comfort and (reality, .ireitr, v t. ;. M ? s i c . ^ (- A D E M Proprietor..JOHN CHADWICK l.e>see ann Manager.IOIIN T. FORD Engagement of tho CHAPMAN SISTKltS and C. ll. IIISIIDP. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Li, To commence with the New Comedy, C ii K C IC M A T 1?. Charlotte Kusse.Miss BLANCHE. Marina Ibiiiu.Miss Kl,I.A. Sam. Windle.Mr. C. H. IILS1IOP. Concluding with C 1 N D B lt ?: 1.1. A . Miss DLANCHR UR Cinderella, Misa KI.I.A ai lia: dial, Mr. IIISHOP ns Chirlada. i fi* TO MOKKOW. KYKRYHODY'S Kill KN I), and III.ACK-KYKU SUSAN. dec l-l groceries, llit?uors, S.'t. VY! HAY! HAY ! H. Por sale. ?i prime lol of HAY, wiurii will he sohl rr?j.u .viurc In quutilltlei to suit purchasers. Apply lo lt. AKNOl.t), No. 'Jiu Meeting, corner of John street. dncM 'j ,^ ?-i'LKS '. APPLES ! A Pl*I.KS ! ::> barrels CHOICE APPLES, landing from Schooner lt. N. Hawkins. I nr sale by Juli:; H. O'NKII.I. A SON. dei il Nu. 107 Bas! liny. fl Ii A lt T CO. yj . iVould respectfully call the attention of their div md country Monda t-? their large and varied nock of FRUIT, Ac, whloh ls now on hand ami .teing coiMtautly received, roiisl.-iing of: -to.noo West India Orange?. .'.oe bunches lt.manu-. Kc.I ?ind Yellow. 2,000 Grape Fruit. 20,009 Cocoanut*. 800 barrels choice Red Apples, loo barrels Onions, Ke<l and Yellow. SOO barrels Irish PotatOC*. Iiarrels Long Beets. 30 boxes Lemons. 31 kegs Malaga tirapos. ."?ii boxes Cape Cud Cranberries, non boxes ami drum-: ol Figs. ?ill boxes French Prunes. ISO whole, half ami quarter boxes Raisins. ?M Whole and half Loxes Fire Cl uckers. barrels Rod French benns, lu frails of Dates. 200,000 i nion Torpedoes. :;.i barrels Nuts, Ac. Ac Al) <>: which will bu sold low at thc subscribers' ?"..-. ?a,and r.o Market street. ii ill si MbH C. UART A CO. r IQUORS ! LIQUORS ! LIQUORS ! ? IIB AT REDUCTION IN I'It I 0 E. The subscribers having been appointed sole geilt? for IIKNKY WAI.LACK.'. CO., I'hllii.lelpbl.i, r>r too salon! theirline Old) R Y K, WU KAT AND IOUKIION WHISKIES, are prepared to make a b.-ral discount on large orders. A full supply Of thc above Whiskies always on and. Parties aboii: purchasing would do well to give s a call before negotiating ci-.: where. BYRNE A FOI ; A KT Y. IORNRR CHURCH AND CHALMERS STRKF.TS. CH ARLKSTON, S. C. U0V9 iutlui2mos jWYI.OK'S ALBANY CHEAM ^LE. A rri'sb supply of this Celebrated Rrand or ALF. ftcolyed fresh every week, in barrels and half ands. Fur sale by JOHN I". O'NKII.I, A SON, Agents for Som h Carolina, dec 11 No. 107 Hast Hay. SEED POTATOES, IN STOKE AND TO J ARRIVE. MO barrels Genuine Seed Potatoes. : barrels Chile Iteds lou barrels Gai nett Keils lue barrels Western Hed i f.o barrets I'lnk-Ryc Kells .in barrels Harrison's sud Goodrich's. With a few Iiarrels of Karl v Hose nod oilier choice . ed. For sale by JOHN F. ONEIIiL A SON, dodi slutlilmo No. 10" Kast Itav. ^ H O . W . WI L L I A M S & CO., WltOLKSALK GROCERS, I A Y N E ST It RET, CHARLESTON, S. C., Haveln store and to art Ive, which they are dering at lowest market price* ?50 bills. Yellow Pink Rye I'lnnting POTATOES no fa.'ks Liverpool Salt CO l. iies standard Gunny Hugging :??> collu Hemp. .lute. Colton and Manilla Rope WO bbls. Relined Sugars ....o hhds. Porto Rico Sugars . ii hints. Muscovado Sugars um hods, old Crop Cuba Molasses .eu bids. Old Crup Cuba Molasses nm Mils. Sugar House syrup viii bags Kin, l.agniiyra unit Java Coffee 100 bO.\~0S Colgate No. l nuil Talc Soups .AO boxes K. H., Chcslilre and state cheese 100 bids. Fine. Super. Kxira and Family Flour MM packages Fish, Nos. i, 'z umi a ? wo kegs Parker Mill Nails. Orange bille POWDER, shot nml Lead. Caps, amiies. Fire Crackers, Soda ami Sugar crackers, ligar Jumbles. Soda in kegs hud papers. Starch, ysters, Sardines, Candy, buckets und Tsilm, uishis. Figs. Potash ami Lye, Klee, Ac, Ac. nov.'I wfmamOS _ _ _ j>ISON'S TOBACCO ANTI DOTI: LS WABIJAXTEB TO RBVOVR LL DESI It E P 0 It TO RA CCO RISON'S TOBACCO ANTI ?OTK ls for sale t y Du. ll. 1JAKK. C. W. A IMA lt. C. J. I.HUN. Ult. K. II. KKLLKRS. DIL W. A. SKHINK. E. S. 1IURN1IAM. novit wfniDmos_ S UN?Y CLOTH I GUNNY CLOTH X - On the spot and to arl ve. For sale by oct: 111 G KO. A. TRKMIOLM A SON. lUiGccllunroiiQ. V YOU V.'ANT BLANK BOOKS MADE TO OHDl.lt, and ortho DOSI material, io any allem, go to EDWARD PKRRV, 0. ir.;. Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, s. lt dec H Brnos T IS A li S Ulli) TO NAME IJMTKK, CAROLINA. IIOSTBTTER, OP. PLANT A ATIOM HITTERS, while thu production of tho -cat SOLOMON is In our midst. Uncle Sam appro airs lt highly by permuting the rale free from amp duty. Forsulest RAOUL A DYNAH. docs p F. CIIUPEIN DENTIST, OPHICB MO. 275 KINO BTU K KT, novl l Otnos F YOU WANT TnE CELEBRATED CARTER'S WRITING and COPYING INK imbi ned, go to EDWARD PKRRY, . o. iii Moctlnr street, oppi?lle Charleston Hotel, Charleston's. _ docMdmos JOLO M ON'S BITTERS A SPBOIPIC For that disease which h eared by tho applies on of thu bair of the biting dog. Numerous ccrtifloatcs can be furnished. Por sale at RaOUL * LT i; A li. decs t?olioun ^oous. Q litt ISTHA? IS COM IN (J! ?.>.<?<> TU'ij CI.AUSSKK'K ?KA NCI I KTKAM ISAK KUY, ?? o 2 <) (i K I N (I .? T I*, f. t< T, Near Wentworth street, A1.KO, Till? KA it 15 AT TIMI HAK KUY IN M A UK UT STHKKT. There you will linn n large assortment or I lie most saleable ami Hin iuo.il u.eful articles for families. lilt!.All. w In- il Itv?- French I'olalo Mill: Graham Sweet, Ac. CRACK Kits, butter .sujiiir Hinger Paney l'icnic Oyster Hosten l.eiiion, Ac. HIKCUITK. ?tula Wilie Milk Cream Kgg Huston Seed, Ac. CAKIS. ?Sugar Jumbles french Juin btes Scotch Washington Shrowslcrry Alinmi'l c.?mein Vanilla l'l um Koli Mjri-rtroon Sponge Lemon .icily Ul naincnled Wedding ('lil ?simas, Small Iced, Ac. I'I KS. Mince Meal Cranberry Orange I.em na Coi oat nt A lillie l'inn? Pumpkin, Ac. PLAIN CANDY. Mint I.en: m Sassafras Cream Clove Raspberry Strawberry Cinnamon wintergreen Harley Sarsaparilla Iloarlimuiil l'eannl Cocoanut Kisses Tags I,ump Fruit, Ac. FRKNC11 CONKKCTIOXKItY, Ac. (?um Drops, ni: Davor.s (Juni sticks. Juju be Slicks ".'lg diste, Jelly Cum In ops SujJ.ir AbmM?l Va::.M.. ami H?sin Sugar Almonds Jonlai! Sn^ar Almonds Cream Sugar Almonds Cream Chocolate Drops Nonpareil Ciiii::olnte Drops Family Chocolate, Nouai Hon Huns, Sugar I'luins Cream Dales, Cream Figs Cream Strawberries Cream Fruit, Crystallized Fruit Wine Drops. Whiskey Drops llraudy Drn|is, Cordial Drops Lozenges, Hock Candy Marshmallow Drops Chewing (?um Sugar Filberts, Ac. SOMUTIIING NKW. Alaska Crystal Kock Candy Sugar Roasted Peanuts Chocolate Itnasted Peanuts ANO Hun 'fun Surprise Candy, fivj-Christ in as Trees supplied gratis. ilcelt 1 A T N o . 21.0 t? A S T ll A Y . ron SAM: HY P AUK, \V K L CH ,fc IIRAKD BS, BliLHUTKI) Kxiwsnr.T SOU r ii K if o L t i) A r n , soo Mils. Prune NORTHERN APPLK8 Ked Baldwins. Spits, Twenty Ounce, ?dla hecks, Ac. 50,000 Florida Oranges iio.ooo West india Oranges '"o.ooo Kunian and liaraeoa Cocoannts loo lioxes Messina und Palermo Lemons too box e. i Layer Kalama, quarters, halves and wholes fin kegs Malaga Crapes 15 cases Assorted Smyrna Figs, in baskets, layers, drums, >?;, :? and 1 lb boxeo IO frails Compressed Datos 60 bbls Fresh Nols . Walnut*, recalls, llraxll*, Filberts, Al? monds 7.-> cases Assorted Goblet and Tumbler Jel? lies soo boxes "Astonishing Surprise" Cain'./ ooo boxes Keller's Favorite Package Candids .JO boxes lied and While Hock Candy CO boxes Assorted St lott and Lump candy. AND [?RUNKS Curran (a Citron Fruits bi Syrnp linger and Limejuice Cordial Itaspborry Vinegar, Ac, Ac. A Fresh Carno or KANAKAS, PINKS, Ac, 'horily expected. l'A CL, WKLCil A ORAKDRS. dec?a is_ _ ryPBUA GLASSES! Ol'RRA GLASSES! OPERA CLASS KS I OPKRA fl LA SS KS 1 .'KKNCU CONKBCT10NKRYI PHRNOII 0ONKEC TIONIIRV I 'ItKNCII CONI'ECTIONKRY I FRENCH CONFHC 'J'lONBRY I To ba In fmsliion is to call nt VON SANTHN'S, my one or bis beautiful Oi'KRA GLASSES, a lackogc of his delicious FHHS'CH CONKHCTIONR IV, and then visit tim new Opera-IIouse, right icxt door to VON SANTKN'S, decir. 2 No. 220 King street. MANDY! CANDY I CANDY I Let those who want Fresh and Pure CANDY go o A. D. FLEMING'S Steam Candy Factory, No. ll King street, branch Store corner of King and inn streets. Also, received 10 cases of French lonfectlonery, of direct Importation, composed if thc greatest variety of crystallized and glaze? 'natta and lion-lion's, of all shapes and forms, to ilease the ladles and little ones, for Christmas, uso, a fine assortment of Oakes and Mince Pies or thc holidays. dec?a 12 ?roccrics, ?uqnoro, &t. |_? KLATTE A CO. Arc nov/ receiving a fall StocK ot O ROCK KI ES AND LIQUORS, CONS; KT ino OK: .".I barrels KRFINKD SUGARS ?j) hillls, und buri els Kaw Sugar A lilids. mid barrels Millages IO barrels beehive Syrup Hu bugs UOtTCca ico packages Mackerel-Nos. I, 2 r.nd 3 25 i..ii leis Plaided Mullens and Herrings too kegs Nolld loo boxes Ciiceso 10O boxes Soups 260 barreta Flour-Fine, Euper, Kxtra and Family 2? half clients Hyson and Oolong Tea to kegs Dutch Herrings" 100 barrels and tubs Lard loo bnrrcls Gibson's and Waller s Whiskey - casks (lin, brandy and Wines 60 cases Wolfe's Scldedam Schnapps 26 coses Hostel tor's Hitlers. Raisins, Curran bi. Citron. Prunes. Figs, Al louds, Jellies, Oysters, Pickles, Sweet Oil, Toma 00?, Urandy and Fresh Peaches, Soda, Fire trackers, Sardines, Starch,Shot, Powder.Untcbtui, ir joins und Rockels, Satirkraut, Ac, Ac. For sale al lowest prices. IL KLATTR A CO., Ko. 201 Bast Ray, now Northwest earner Cumhertand street. p o RT O lt I C O SUGAR. *:> hhds. Cholee Porto Rico SUGAR, now landing nd for sale by MULI.KR, NIMITZ A CO., decs wlhmtiM No. 181 Bast Bay. QICKSON-S COTTON SHED. 400 bushels of this well known corros 8HSD. AND, 400 bushels Of 1' It OLI 1' lc BBBD. sum, FRirr's corroN 8KKD, and all other descrlp ons of Sea Island Send. For sale by FRASBR A DILL. Footers, Aligar'* North Wharf, docs UM toona*