The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 16, 1869, Image 3

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CITY AFFAIRS. Meeting? Tl?l? Day. Union Kilwinning Lodge, ni fi P. M. Typographical Society, at l l*. M. Auction Salen Titln Dny. S. C. Black will ?ell at ll o'clock, al tho old post?nico, bonds and stock*. '/.. B. Oakes will sell al ll o'clock, at thc old post' ot ii co, valuable real estate. IL M. Marshall A brother will sell al 12 o'clock, at their o ni ce, n lot of diamonds. K. A A. P. Caldwell will sell at hull-past 9 o'clock, ut their store, beef, butter, Ac. Blocke A Sobnchtc will achat half-past0o'clock, nt t.icir store, buller, cheese, Ac. John a. Mllnor A Co. w|ll sell at his storo, at 10 O'clock, hats, clothing, Ac. Tun IIOMPAY TRADE.-As a general rule, thc most extensive and liberal buyers of holiday goods do not pul otr their purchases until thc stocks have become low and thc crowd so great that they aro unable to make satisfactory selec? tions, indeed, as wu happen to know, some of thc most desirable customers In thal brauch of trade nro already ou the lookout for souvenirs of thc coming season. Dealers who propose lo copago In lt-luid Which of them doou not f should therefore announce their attractions with? out delay, If they wish lo reap an early harvest. We need hardly add, what they already know, ?hat tao advertising columns of TUB NEWS. al-, ways a reflex or thc business of thc city, arc con? sulted now more than ever by those desiring bar? gains in any branch of trade. THE CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job Ofrico ls now printing bill-heads In thc best style and on line paper, at $2.'J0 pei thousand. Merchauls. think of it?_ PARTICULAR attention ls directed lo thc ?nie of diamonds advertised this day by Messrs. lt. M. Marshall A Brother. They can bc Inspected pre Viona lo the sale. _ THIS MASONIC SALK.-The . sale of thc articles remaining (Tom tho Masonic l'air was well at? tended on both nights, and good prices were realized, though In ninny instances thc articles Were sold at a sacrifice. "CHRISTMAS OKKKRINO, 18G9."-This ls the title nf a graceful lillie address to Sunday school children and youth,from thc pen or the Rev. W. W. Hicks. It bi neatly Issued In pamphlet form, and will be ready for delivery to-morrow morning. Thc ( ; orman edition will bo ready on Monday. TUK DICKSON COTTON. -Everybody Interested in cotton (and who ls nott) should call at thc of? fice of the Rural Carolinian," No. 3 broad streel, and seo some specimens of thc celebrated Dick? son staple on thc stalks, as grown on thc planta? tion o? Mr. David Dickson. or Oxiord, Georgia. Thc yield lu proportion to thc size of thc stalks ls as? tonishing. TUB ?ETNA FUIR COMPANY.-Thia company celebrated their fortieth anniversary on Tuesday evening, mid thc occasion was honored by a bounteous supper, furnished by Wulbern, at which song, sentiment and merriment ruled and thc hours sped Joyously. Thc presence or ibo Hoard or Pi rc m asters and a large number of in? vited guests added a zest to thc entertainment, and thc Interchange of firemen's hospitalities was continued until a late hour. MASONIC ELECTION.-At the annual con? vocation of Carolina Chapter, Ko. 1, R. A. M., held on Tuesday evening, 14th instant, thc following oOlccrs were elected to serve for thc ensuing Ma? sonic year: Comps. A. Kroeg, M. E. ll. Priest; E. Strauss, King; L. Alexander, Scribe; J. W. Hirsch, P.S.; J. Koswlnsk), R. A. C.; I). Loeb, C. M. 3d V.; Alexander Roblson, O, M. 2d V.; C. C. Minn Ls, G. M. 1st V.; J. II. Loeb, treasurer; Jos. II. Oppen? heim, secretary; P. Backus, O. S.; J. T. S. Harri? son, organist. Tun MARION COPPEE-HOPSE.-Tills well known restaurant, ut thc corner of East Bay and Xodge alley, was partially destroyed by thc late Are, but lt bas been since rebuilt, nnd will bc opened to-day under thc auspices or Mr. Henry w red en, late or the Charleston Hotel. It has been placed In complete repair, and u number of Im? provements have been effected, rendering the building nu attraction to that portion of thc Bay. Mr. Wrcden ls well known lu Charleston, hating since the war filled the position of principal bar? keeper at tho Charleston Hotel. A Mon EL EHTACLIBHMRNT.-Wo Invite tho at tantloii of Hie friends of THE NEWS In thc city and throughout thc Stale to thc excellent facilities which our oillcc enjoys for tho prompt execution or all kinds or Hook and .lob Printing. Kully pro? vided with now type and machinery or thc latest aud must approved potteru, and having ti large and carefully selected stock of cards, envelopes and papen or all qualities, THE NEWS Job Oillcc is now prepared to HU orders fur every dciadptlou of plain nnd ornamental printing In thc very best manner, sud at rates ut least as low as any other oct.ibiitUimeui In the Southern Suites. Call at Tm; NEWS building (ua-stairs) und examine our scale of prices aud specimens of our work. Tun PORTY TiuuvKS.-Tills grout burlesque which, for so long, held thc hoards nt Niblo's in Hew York, will be produced ut thc Academy or Music, this evening. In grand style, with all tho original raualc, dresses and effects. A Charles? ton donkey of unusual Intelligence will make lils 4ebnl upon the occasion. All the favoritas are included In the cast. Thc performance will bc opened by "Checkmate," thc delightful UlUe comedy In which Miss Blanche Chapman has achieved so gratifying a SUCCCSB. Tho two pieces constitute about os attractive a bill as could be offered. .'Everybody's Friend," which was brought out last, night, ls a capital comedy; and, with Miss Blanche as tho charming Widow Swansdown, and Mr. Blshoo as tho valorous DcBoots, admirably supported, wo must say, by Mr. Kennedy as Fcathorly, and tho rust of thc company, too thrco acts passed off as pleasantly as could bo wished. Black-eyed Susan, with Miss Ella lu thc HUe rofe, wau, if tho eulhiiBluAtio upplanse of tho audience may bo taken ns a test, thc most popu? lar of thc burlesques thai we have seen lately. Cntw.sa,-Dr. Wll'.lam Oodbold, nn old and respected citizen or Marion Courthouse, diud on Sunday. Ile was burled with Masonic honors. Tho uew oars recently placed on tho South Car? olina Railroad have been stg<plled with India rub? ber spittoons of tho latest pattern, furnished by Von Han toil. * Tba new shed on Sooth Union wha.f ls nearly completed. Tho erasure of the name of the Hon. O. S. Bryan from Ute board of supervisors of the nigh School, and thc substitution of that of L. P. Wall, colo reit, ls acknowledged to bc an error of toe { >Clerk of Council. Tho sunset last oven lug gave promise or a goo? day, aud later in tho evening the clouds disap? peared and thc ?ky was bed coked with stan. ?, At a recent meeting of the Board of Firomaa 1 tors, B. If. Strobel was ro-elected ol erk, and H. a Shok m pump contractor to serve for the ensuing year. Tho sale of State stocks and bonds, by Kr. Samuel a Black, has been postponed na Ul Taos day next, the sisi instant. Thoro waa a mooting of the Committee of Ways and Means, hold In the Mayor's chamber, last night. Tho residents and property owners on King street, atiove Une, arectamorutg for a punk road, and think the Oliy Fathers ought to respond promptly. Several drummers have recently come to gruff for attempting to sell goods without a Boense. One or the number intends making his arresta test qaeaUoo. SUI-REMK COURT.-COLUMBIA, DKCKMHKK 14. Present, Chief Justice Moses ana Associate Jus? tice Willard. lt. A. Thomas ct al. vs. John W. Kelly. Mr. iirawicy resumed, his argument for appuBcoa. Mr. Hobo lu reply. Edgar W. Charles vs. C. Coker et ul. Ordered to be docketed. J. ll. Bdwards ct al, vs. John W. Fartor, ct ni. Mr. Rube for motion, lion. lt. Munro contra. Mr. Hobo in reply. Samuel Morgan et al, vs. William J. Keenan et al. Mr. Wallace read brief for Mr. Hobo, who ur lined Tor appellant*. Mr. Wallace contra, mid Hon. Hoben Munro in reply up lo hour of udjorn meut. . _ Usn KU STATUS CIKCUIT COURT.-COLUMBIA* DKOUMBRU lt.-HOS. ti BOBO B S. HUYAN, I'RBSID INO.-Thc Jurors answered to their names as ou previous days. toiuiiv Docket.-Ham A dishing vs. Luder H. Lillie. AssuinpsLst McCrAdy A Son. Jury No. I rendered the tollnwiug verdict: Wi Hud for the plaintiffs *i>SO 76. W. C. SwntUeM, foreman. Judge gave uotlce that bc would call the Equity Docket to murrow. DISTUICT COURT. Rx parte Hubert W. Cannon, or Bdgescld. Rx parte H. F. Yoe, or Abbeville. Rx parte A. F. Llpford. of Abbeville. Judge approved or appoint mentor Aquila Wiles. Usn... un assignee of lt. W. Cannon: nnd A. II. Wurdlaw, Ksq., assignee Tor Yoe A lipford. Rx pane Thomas J. I^iMotte, assignee, In re A. M. Hunt, bankrupt, retliian lo set aside sale, Ac. Talley, llachuiiiu and Walle*, solicitors pro pet; ; Pickling contra, order conforming Male on con? dition of puvnicnl lo ussigiiee, Thomas J. La Molle, or $:?uo, and assignment or hoads to him; otherwise assignee to sell under previous order In I ibis case. Rx parle Moses Wiustock. Petition for dis? charge nndor bankrupt aol. Ordered thal thc original'tetllionstand forbearing in this case, ami that thc order recently maJc to C. C. Jaeger, registrar, have reference to the lirst petition Hied, I and that bankrupts have leave loicply tu grounds ol objection tiled. Hotel Arrivals-Deocrabcr lr?. C1IAR1.IMTON HOTEL. Henry M. Puller, South Carolina; Heywurd Drown, rinokney Drown, Barnwell; R. J. Ruth, Baltimore; s. I?. Sunders, lady uud servant, south Carollua; Reed Fitch, Mrs. IL It. Hyde, Miss Julia Clayton, New York; C. ll. DeLorme and lady, Master K. H. Dcl.orme. Darlington; J. D. Hill, South Carolina; E. M. Ervin, partington; R. u. Howard, Marten; R. H. Llttlcllcld, I'. M. Nicholas, New York; L. Stein, Haltimorc; Edward D. Hol? ton, MllWRUkle; J. J. Warden, Thaddeus Hage, boston; J. M. bryan, C. Benger, A. Bcrtuck, Chas. II. Campbell, Mrs. John Huey, John 8. Huey, R. D. Tucker, G. M. Curtis, II. N. Palmer,"New York; David F. Kemp, buffalo. PAVILION HOTEL. N. P. Dutton, Steamship Sea Gull; John IL Won), brooklyn; C. C. Cooper, Graham's Turnout; J. M. Williams, Buford's Bridge; II. C. Free, Ram berg; T. Geraty and lady, Rockville; John Nettles, South Carolina; E. Murray, George's Station; L. ll. Harrison, Louisiana; J. Gamble, Gourdln's De? pot; J. S. Folk, Sumter;!). Lewis, Oraugoburg; B.J. Singleton, Newberry; E. H. Dowling, Barn? well; R. U. lidiaban, Klngslrcc. lt u s I x J: s s NOTICES THE RAOE FOU COLD ns au Investment U sim us great ns ever among thc planters. Messrs. Plnokney Brothers udvertlsu lu to-day's NEWS for $2000 In coin. __ FOB Tim HOLIDAYS.-Cheap chromos, Une photographs, handsome picture frames, a large stock of albums-cheaper than the cheapest. At C. C. Righter*!*, No. lui King strceL LADIES' AND Missus' FURS.-C. IL Johnson, aime Temple of Fashion, No. 209 King street, has Just opcucii thc largest nnd lJnest stock of Furs ever offered In Cliarlesion. You can timi there thc Real Musks, Rrmlne, Fitch and Astracnn SeLs, from $20 to $100. Also, all or thc lower grades, rrom $3 to $15 per set, and will still con? tinue to receive thc lAiove goods until arter New Year's. This ls the only place where thc Oner grades ot Furs arc kept. Dun'l rall tu Vo und sec i Hiern. _ _ deco tha TUB RKMUIKAIILE PROPERTIES of Rrown's Bronchial Troches have been thoroughly tested slues- tlrst introduced. Thc demand for them has utc.idily Increased, and purely upon their own merits, they have found favor willi those who, from Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthmatic com? plaints, require them. For Coughs and Colds Uley arc etllcaelous. BUSINESS ENVELOPES.-TUE NEWS Job omeo Ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with business curds printed thereon, at $4 per thous? and. Send your orders. Every merchant and business man should have Ids card printed on Iiis envelopes. AUCTION* NOTICIL-Attention ls called lo the sale of desirable property, to take place this day, at ll o'clock, at thc old Post?nico. The terms of | sale. :t will he seen, arc liberal. * declO 1 '/.. U. OAKES. Auctioneer. ittiUiucrn, innen ?oo?s, Sic. p A Ii L OPENING OF MILLINERY GOODS, AT MKS. M. J. ZDRNOW'S, No. SM KING ??T. Having just returued from New York, would rc apootfally call thc attention of thc Ladles toa large and handsome assortment or MILLINERY ROODS, Including Dress Trimmings and Raper Patterns. Cloaks on baud anti made to order. Dressmaking attended to as usual. Country orders solicited and promptly tilled. oe-, I I U tullis.'.urns Jf^T I L LINH KT GOODS A COMPLETE STOCK OF FINK MATERIALS IS NOW OPENEL Which will be made In the REST MANNER AND LATEST STYLES FOR FALL AND WINTER. All Orders promptly Ulled. M. J. BOOTH, . Na 429 King street. nette 6 tathsiauos J T. HUMPHREYS BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. SALES Ol' RKAJ. ESTATE, STOCKS. BONDS. BKOUftrTCKS AND PRRBONAL PRO PRRTY ATTENDRD TO. Nix a BROAD STREET, Ci'iarlcstou, S. C lUt-auBNOtm. -Hon. TfRNRY BUIfJT, W. J. MA? GRATH, EMU., Oancral JAMES CONNER. T. R. WARING. Esq._OCU gOLMBa A MACBETH, Mo. 3? BROAD STRKBT, ObArlestoa. a a, BROKER, AUCTIONBER, RRAL R8TATB AMD OBN ER AT. COMMISSION AGENTS. Will attend to Renting and collecting of Kents and purchase ano sale of Stocka, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Matate. AT AW, To tho Pur?ha?e of Goods and supplies for par? tios lo tho country upon reasunaoKi terms. GEOROR L. nouma.Ai.sxAJU<ua AUUSBTIL joni ITT gHAMPOOLNG AND HAIR CUTTING. LA DIBS AND CHILDREN Attendod at their roaldmoes promptly and at reasonable ratos. Bend oruera to W. B. MABBHALL, Barbar, aprilu . No. u Bros?' strMt, (np atatra.) iUiscclloncons. ?jyj-ARION (J0FFBK-U0?8K. REOPENING TO-DAY, AT ll O'CLOCK, HY, HENRY WEEDEN, LATE OF Till: CHARLESTON HOTEL. The subscriber laker, pleasure lo announce to his Mentis and thc public generally that he bas lensed thc well kuowu mid popular establishment corner cf Rust liny mid Lodge Alley, tor so many years known as thc M A MON COFFEE-HOUSE, And having put lt In thorough repair, will open il this duy, at ll o'clock, us a flrsl class Restauran!. With thc tn st LIQUORS thc market alTords, and a choice FREE LUNCH At thc usual hours every day, he hopes to merit a share of public patronage. HENRY WEEDEN, dcclOI* Proprietor Mai lon CofTcc-llousc. U S T lt Ii G B I V E U J AT GOUT EVEN I EB BROTHERS, Sl'CCCSSOIlS TO A. ILLINO, KELT CARP ETI NH l;, yards wide. dcclC J. 1' . MOODIE, COLLECTOR AND REAL ESTATE ACENT, No. 'ia BROAD STREET, Charleston, s. C. Will attend lo the RENTING Ol' MOOSES, Col loutlonof Rents. Accounts. Ac. Refers to Messrs. Courdlu, Matthle-scn A Co., J. C. Corin au, Esq., Hr. T. L. Ogier .V Son. Messrs. Heizer, Itodgcrs A Co., Tliomus IL Waring, Esq., Messrs. W. ll. Williams A Hon. doo ld thsiti?.nio p KAT T'S " A S TR AL" O I L. Unlike many other Hlumlnatlna Oils, ls por fOOtly pure and tree rrom alt nduller liions ot mixtures of any kind, lt emits no oirmis' ? smell willie burning, gives a soft and brillia light,and can be urcd with the same nssitr.tu of safely us gas. Chemists pronounce lt tin. best anil safest Illuminating Oil ever odored tn thc public; and Insurance Companies endorse and urge upon consumers the use of tho "Astral" Oil in preference io any other. Ills now bunted by thousands Of families, ami In no instance has nur accident occurred from 1 ts ure; a lamp tilled wiih n. If upsn and broken, will not explode. To prevent udultcrullnn. Ibu "Astral" OH Ls packed only In mc Guaranty Patent Cans, of 1 callen mid ii gallons each, and each con ls sealed lu u manner thal cannot tic counterfeited. Every package with uncut seal wc warrant. Ile sure mid got un ne Uni the genuine article. Pratt's "As? tral'' Oil, for sale bv dealers everywhere, and at wholesale mid retah by the proprietors OIL HOUSE OE CHARLES PRATT, NO. 108 rullon street. New York, Post?nico box No. ao&o. Send tor circulars, with testimonials and price lists. Enclose stamps for copy of thu "Astral Light."_doc M IF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONK in Eme Style mid at Reasonable Kates, goto EDWARD PERRY, No. 166 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C docU Cmos D ANGING SCHOOL Mons. KKROtin Informs his patrons that he will bo back in Charleston on tho lath instant, and will then organize lils dlifcrcut Classes. Apply after said date at dec2 th4_No^ ?132 KINO STREET. ?j^J-O ONE NEED SHAKE PROU FEAR OF AGUE WHO DRINKS SOLOMON'S BITTERS For sale at docs_RAOUL A I.YNA??. IF YOU WANT PAPER BAGS, F1X3U11 SACKS, and Hags of every descrlpUou, go to EDWARD PERRY, No. l-'.'i Mooting streut, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston. S. C._decU Cmos QUKP, NIGGER, WHAT VS DE HATTER ? You left ?lcm clerc fritters. Sal, gul, stop dat chiller, I'sc miss dc SOLOMON HITTERS if For sale at RAOUL A LYN A ll. dec-J IP YOU WANT LITHOGRAPH CHECK HOOKS, or Lithographing donc m tine style, go to EDWARD PERRY. No. ISA Meeting street, opposite Charleston lintel, Charleston, s. c. deon cmos Q-II, O-H, LOUD, ?-?A NO ON B O lt O UTI 't II 0 S ir Til KY USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For stile at RAOUL A LYNAM, dec! Gr Jiiotiriaucc. if ARDI AN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY . OP NEW Y O P. K. OU?ANIZRI) IN 1830. A Li, POLICIES NON-KORPEITABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASU UITIUFN'O (l im) 50 PER CEOT. 8TATEUKNT. Polices in force.$20,000,000 Assets. 1,600,000 Annual Income. 800,000 Lowes Faid. 600,000 OFFICERS, W. II. PECKHAM, President. WM. T. HOOKER, Vloe-Presldent. L. MCADAM, Secretary und Actuar j. Q. A. P0D10ILAR, Superintendent, nie. serons. Hon. John A. Dix, New York. Hon. James Uarpor,|Flrm of Harper A Oros., ex Mayor Now York. John J. Crane, Fresldcnt flank Republic. Wm. M. Vermllye, Hanker, (Vcnullye A Co.) Chas. U. Rockwood, Cashier Newark Honking Company. Hon. Qoorgu Ojiydyko, ex-Mayor New York, Minot C Morgun, Hanker. Thomas Rlguey, Firm Thomas Rigney A Oo. Denj. R. Sherman, Treasurer Now York Steam Sugar l'.eiin' r.g Company. Aaron Arnold, Firm of A moid, constable A Co. Richard fl. Rowuc, Wetmore A bowne, Lawyers. E. V. Hangh wont, Firm E. V. Haugh wont A Co. Wm. Wllkcns, Firm of Wllkcna A Co. Julius U. Frail, Merchant, WOL W. Wright, Merchant. Charles J. Starr, MorcIiaoL William Allen, Merchant. Uto. W. uu/ier, Bunker, Palmyra, N. Y. Gea T. Mope, President Continental Piro insur? ance Company. John O. Sherwood, Park Ptaoe. Walton M. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and Twenty-third street. Ed ward IL Wright, Newark, If. J. Geo. W. Farlee, Couusoilor. W. L. Cogswell, Merchant. KRUI & raSBRTBL, General Agents for South Carolina and Oeorgla. omeo Bo. to Broad street, Charleston, 8. C. Dr. T. HEENSTJEICNA, Examining Physician, jan 12 ly rn AJ ?HNZJLNE, DOUBLE DISTILLED, WILL RBMOVB O Ii B A 8 B SPOTS. Manaraomred and for salo, wholesale un 1 re tall, by DR. IL BARK, oori No. Ul Meeting street. New ]?hibUrntioitQ, no L A w Y K ll s . ROBERT'S ON ADMIRALTY Waterman on Bet-off, Recoupment ami Oonutcr Claim Sherman ami Redfield on Negligence Rc<lilel<l on Causes und oilier Bailment* Sedgwick on Mensa resanil Damages Called Slates lianknipl Uaw, Law/cm1 Kaution somit Carolina caw Reporta, um Equity, mn Raw. A full a-^orimcni of RAW RLANKS always on hand, Brief*, and all IA gul Printing, executed at short notice. EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 MKKTINO ST UK KT, Oppostlc Charleston Hotel. decM tuthm.l U S S IS i h ' S BOOK ST O ll li. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. AGRICULTURAL. LOITRON'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA Of AGHICUL TORE. Illustrated by over 1*00 Engravings, Ml. I<oml<ui'H CocyclopnMiht of Gardening, {ll. How Crops Crow; it Treatise on Hie Gheuilcal Compo? sition, Structure and Elfe of the l'ianu. willi nu? merous llhuliniions and Tu ides of Analysts, hy Professor Samuel W. Johnson, of Yale College, J :. Parin Implements mid Machinery; thc Prin? ciples of their Construction timi Use, willi sim-! plo und practical cxplnualinus of the Raws of Mot loa and Porce tis applied on the Parin, by John J. Thomas, willi '?xl Illustrations, $1 60.. Gardening for Pruitt; a Huido to thc successful j thin i> allon of the Market and Paniily Carden, hy Peter llendcrsou, lindy Illustrated, JU so. Now American Parin Kook, by Richard t.. Alleu, re? vised und greatly enlarged, $2 so. Gardening for t ho Soul li, or How to Crow Vegetables and prut la, . Ute William N. White, of Al hens. On., wltnhddl I ns by Mr. k'an Hurta and Hr. J. ?r. . South*rn Pan-.ri und Marl u Card ar. bein*] ? implln Ui n ol iK . 11 ?. ? > -. b ci thc :.?.. ...proved riters ?v . . v" lolmeii nev I dltom, $1 High Par ding WTI.I.H Manure: s. ?. toe* ou ut tlullYVfod st Ute Expert* . m 1 ...M.-u it?, ny Uenrgo Ville, M . . i. indi Culturiat, conlaluin ; ?ie , dh ns for tho Propagation and cul un , Kt ult Ti ?? ' . by John J. 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Miltur's Almanac, for 1ST0, ls now ready fur ile* livcrv-retail price to cents; a deeral discount io thu trade. N. lt.-Weare receiving largo addition? IO oar stook i>r iioiidav Hooks, Pockitt ibbie*. Prayer lion'..', family Iliblcs, English KkliiloiiH, III all 1 In? most hcanlUn] style* ul bindings. Our assort? ment of Hooks for thc yenni: ls lurge'aud varied. Any Rooks published lu America or Europe sent free of posiiigo un receipt- ot publisher's price. Address FOCARTIPS BOOK DEPOSITORY, No. -?i Klug street, (lu the Hcn<i,)t:harK-*ion, s. C. dis; 11 IUHISUAC Ql)irts URO -fiirmsljiiig <&ooos. K PU 1 CEI O s = I I g 1 I BJ A fi u u H a * % 3 a B g s S fl -pi li K 8 ll LATEST STYLES t ARRIVALS! COMPORTADLE PIT I LOWEST PRICES I ss a s s s s s B SOOTTS S S S S S S S 8 8 S S 8 S S S S STAR SHIRTS 8 8 S 8 AND DOLLARS 8 8 8 S KHADY MADB 8 8 8 8 AND MAD lt S 8 8 S TO ORDER. B S 8 S - B s loara s B B 8 PDRNISBIIO S H S S B B H S S 8 S S S S S S HOODS. S S B S B S s S s 8 AT TUB ?R?iAT SHIRT EMPORIUM ! LOOK FOU Ti Iii STAR BUN. MKSTINO STRBET, NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL. novia DM Coliban inocuo. C II lt 1ST M AS IS CHIMING! tar o o T o -AU CLAIJKSEN'S IIIIANCII ST M A M BAKERY', No. 200 KINO STU R K T, Near Wentworth kt root, ALSO, TIIK HAMS AT THE BAKERY IN M ARK KT STREBT. There you will timi a Iorgo, assortment of thu most saleable und the most useful anieles fur families. DREAD. wiieat Rye French I'oiato Milk Graham Sweet, Ac. CRACK BBB. Uniter Sugar Ginger Fancy I'Icnic Oyster Huston Lemon, Ac, BISCUITS. Soda Wine Milk Cream Kgg Ilusi?n Seed, Ac. CA KliS. Sogar Jumbles French Jumbles Scotch Washington Slirewtiborry Almond Gurnmn Vanilla, fhnn Kuli Miiccuroou Sponge Lemon Jelly urn.um Mi ii Wedding Christmas, small Iced, Ac. FIRS. Mince. Meat Cranberry Orange Lunion Cocoanut Apple Prune 1'umnkm, Ac. FLAIR CANDY. Mint l/cmon Sassafras Cream clove IhMpbcrrr Strawberry Cinnamon Wintergreen Harley Sarsaparilla Hiiarlioiind Peanut Coe? nun Kisses Tugs Lump Fri.it, Ac. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, Ac. Gum Drupa, all Havers Gum Slicks, Jujube Sticks Fig Fuste, Jelly Gum Drups Sugar Almonds Van Illa ami Rasln Sugar Almonds Jurdan Sugar Alinnilds Cream Sugar Almonds Cruum Choculalu Drops Nonpareil Chocolate Drops fanniv Chucolate, Nugal lluu Hons, Sugar nunn Cream Dates, Cream FIRS Cream Strawberries Cream Fruit, Crystallized Fruit Wine Drops. Whiskey Drops fraud v Drops, Cordial Drops Lozenges, Rock Candy Marshmallow Drops Chewing (?uni Sugar Filberts. Ac. SOMETHING NEW. Alaska Crystal Rock Cundy Sugar Roasted Peanuts Chocolat? Roasted I'cnauls AMI Hon Ton Surprise Candy. ero" Christinas Trees Mippllcd gratis. <locl4_ T N o . 215 K A S T B A Y . FOR SALE BY F A U L , W E L C ll & U R A NUE S, j BBLKCTKU BXPRK881.? KOK T .II K HOLIDAYS, 600 bbls. Prime NORTHERN ALPLES Red Baldwins, Spitz, Twenty Ounce, Gills I^cks, Ac. r.o.ooo Florida Oranges MI.OOO Wcsl India Oranges ?JO,ovo Human and Baracoa Cocoauuts loo boxes Messina und Palermo I.unions iou boxes Layer Ku Un is, quartern, halves and wholes iiO kegs Malaga Grapes 15 cases Assorted Smyrna PlgH, In tinskcts, layers, drums, ?f, Jj und I lb boxes io frails Compressed Dates 50 bbls Fresh Nuts Walnuts, Pecans, Brazils, Filberts, Al? ni Mitti? T? cases Assorted Goblet and Tumbler Jel? lies SOO boxes "Astonishing Surprise" Candy 600 boxes Keller's Favorite Package Candies 'JO boxes Red and White Rock Candy 50 boxes Assorted Stick and Lump Gaudy. ANO PRUNKS Currants Citron Fruits in Syrup Ginger and Lime Juico Co vital Raspberry Vinegar. Ac, Ac. A Frosh Cargo O? DANANAS, FINKS, Ac, I shortly ex {icc teil. PAUL, WELCH Sc BRANDES. decKl IS QANDYI ?ANDY! (.'ANDY! Let those who want Fresh and Pure CAN UV go to A. D. FLEMING'S Steam Candy Factory, No. ."??tl King street. Branch Store comer of King ami Ann streets. Also, received io canes of French Confectionery, of direct importation, composed or thc gr on test variety or crystallized and glazed Fruits! and Hoii-Uoiis, or nil Simpen and rornis, to please thc ladies and Hilldene*, for Christina*. Also, a fine assortment or Cakes ami Mince Pies lor thc holidays. <lccl3 Ri tDrugs, Chemicals. Sic. E G A R B ?*' U L WHAT M H 1) I C 1 N I'. S YOU TARI!. B When you are exhausted by overwork of head or hand, and feel the nerd orsomething Invigorat? ing, don't drink whiskey or any intoxicating thing, whether under thc name ol Blt terser other? wise. Such articles give just ns much strength to your weary body and mind as tho whip gives to the jaded horse, and nu more. Alcoholic stim? ulant." aro injurious tu nerve health, and ure al? ways followed by depressing reaction. LKIDD'S NERVINE AND lNVIOOHATOIt Is a 'l'onlc and gentle stimulant, which Ls not at? tended by reiictiun. What it gahiH for rou lt maim.uns. When lt refreshes lnxly or mind, lt reticles with natural strength Unit conics to slay. Wc are not recommending teetotalism In thu int..resi ur any faction; but long and extend? ed Observation teaches us Hint he who resorts to thc botilo for rest or recuperation, will lind, as he keeps at it, that he ls kindling a fire In lila bones which will consumo Uko the flames of perdition. Turn from it. Tuko a tonic that will rerrosb and not dattroy. RODD'S NERVINE ls for sahl by all Druggists. Price (me dollar. See book of certi? ficates that accompanies euch bottle, linn":'' Tinos t "QR. RIG II AU' S tl O Ii I) E N R E M K I) I HS. Ask for no othor, tnke no other, and you will save tl mu, hculth and money. $1000 reward for any case of disease tn any ntugo willoh they full to cure. Dr. RICUAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1 cures Ulcers, Ulcerated sore Throat nnd Mouth,' Sore Eyes, cutaneous ur Skin Eruption <, Copper Col? ored Blotches, Soreness of tho Scalp, Scrofula, Ac; ls tho greatest Renovator, .vitor.itive and Blood Purifier known, removes ull diseases from tho ?j ste ni, nnd leaves the blood pure and healthy. Dr. RICUAU'S GULDEN BALSAM No. g cures Mcrourlal Ailbexions, RhoiimaiiAin In all Its forms, w Moth or from mercury or other causes; gives Immediate relief In all cases. No dieting Doconsary. I liavo thousands of Oortlfloatcs proving the miraculous cures effect ed by theso rem rsi ies. Price or either No. 1 or No. St, $6 por bo ttl?, or two bot tl os ror f ?. Dr. RICH AU'S (?OLD KN ANTIDOTE, a safe, apeody, pleasant and radical our?) for all Urinary Derangements, accompanied with full directions. Price $3 per hollie Dr. RICUAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, radical eure for Nervous or General Debility, In oidor young, imparting energy willi wonderful oirecC Price $& per Lottie, or two bottles Tor *?. On receipt or piico llieso Remelles will be shlp I :d to any plr.es:. Prompt alien lion paid to all correspondents. None genuino without tho name Of "Dr. RICUAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. ll. RICHARDS, Solo Proprietor," blown in g I asa of bo tia*. Address IX B. RICHARDS, No. 228 Varlok gtroct. New York. Orn ee hourn frvui 9 A, M. to I P. IL Otroubua sent. Julys lyr -Auction dales-Cl)io CDan. Hy JOHN (J. MlLNOIt ft CO. I7tF.LT HATS, CLOTHING. SHOKS, CHI? NA BIM! Wax DoltH, Dry Doods, ft?. T1I1H DAY, DIDI Instant, nt io o'clock, wc win sell st our Auction Sale-room, No. IW Meeting Bl reel, Plue Cnsslmero mui reit MATS. <uoi|i op*. Women's HOWCll Morocco llouiccs, Whit? Shins, Drill Drawers, Satinet Coat*. Pants, Cassimerc Vests, Ithick Cloth Cloak I. IlilClotli Table Coven, I llina lunn, Wn\ Dulls willi Hair, China Tea Sets, l.iiillu*' . Moods, Children s cloaks. Lade s' ami Men's Cloves, wil li a general assort .moil of lie Blrolile mtv DOODS, pocketbook*, Ac, Ac. Condilions cn-ti. doola Hy RIECKS ft SCHACHTE. BUTTKK, 01IKKSB, HKRUINGS, BEEK, Ac. Ac Will nell THIS DAY, lu front or tlieir Stores, Nos. -1 nuil 2-i Vi adtie Hange, a' half-pasto'clock A. M. .10 tulle l air BUTTER H) boxen Kltelory Cheese two boxes Scaled Herrings .'? bbls. I'ieklcd Dcef 10 quarter bbls. rig Dork ami lind Tongues 30 gross Matches IO boxes Soap 'S> boxes Ale .26 boxes Muslnril, quarter-pound ran?. Terms cash. ileelO Hy IL & A7I\("?l.?WEI??7. mUISDAY, TIIK 1 ?TU. WILL BK SOLD _I_ before our Siore, at hair-past 0 o'clock, '.) bids. Western Fawlty BEEP 30 lillis tloshetl Huller rs) boxes Ailoiuautlne Candles. Condilions cash. ilCClG Hy IL M. HARSH A LL A BROTHER. A M ONDS! DIAMONDS! D THIS DAY. 161 II Instant, nt 12 o'clock, will be sold at mir ulll cc No, Kl I lr omi si reel, A lol of GENUINE DIAMONDS, consisting of Da? ilies' Kwr Drops and lins, mid Cents' l'un and Dings, Ac. Cunrumccil as represented, or nu sale. Conditions cash. They eau bo Inspected on dav of sate from ii o'clock, llCClfl Hy S?3?7.C H LACK. SOUTH CAROLINA STOCK. THIS DAY. the iiiih Instant, ut ll o'clock, A. M., I will otter im- sale at public auction, ?il tuc Old Postolltae, on broad ht reel, $40,000 STOCK OP STATIC OP SOUTH CARO? LINA, issued by Die State ut periods during ihc years ISSI, 1803 aud 1H03. AND $j:,00 [KINDS OP STATU OP SOUTH CAROLINA. ISMIU Ol' IHttl. Terms cash._decis BY Z, B. OAKES. VALUABLE BRICK RESIDBNCK BE LONCINH to an Kat atc, and sold by order ol thc Kxeeutor. Will bc sold THIS DAY, thc l?lh December, al (he Old Dosi (lillee, al ll o'clock, The following valuable Property belonging lo un Kslate: Tile Circe story RIUCK DWELLING, No. 1S7, ..st side Meeting street, iiumcdiately north if | the 1'iivilioii Hotel. The house is well Uni died und contains sly. rooms, pantry mid dressing room. Du Hie premises arc a large kitchen, stable, cis? tern und well. Lot 38 root ti Inches Trout, ITU feet on suutli Hue, 187 feet o Indies on north Hue. ALSO, Thc three story DWELLING, No. ISO Meeting street, adjoining the above lu thc north, On ibis Lot ure kitchen, cistern and well. The house is I well lluisbed mid in good order. Lot 34 B-1'J reel from, rj'.i rcet 0 Indies on south line, in teuton north line. ALSO, Tho three story PRICK DWELLING, No. 41, south side Wentworth street, llrsl house wcsl ol Meeting, containing six rooms, pantry und double piazzas. On thc Lot arc a two story brick Mich? ail, brick stabln and carriage house. Lol tu Tccl front mid lao deep. A i-so. The two and a hall story BUICK DWELLING, No. -ia, south side Wentworth street, containing lour upright and two allic rooms. On ldc Lot are u two story brick kitchen, brick stable mid car? riage house, cistern und well. Lot tia feet front mid lao feet deep. Hus fixtures In nil the houses. ALSO, A linc LOT al thc corner of Lynch and Monta? gue streets, measuring ICU feet front uud lui feet deep, on which ls a brick kitchen. ALSO, Thc LOT adjoining, of same dimensions. ALSO, Thc LOT OK LAND, northwest corner or Hull and I'itl streets, on which ls a dwelling out or repair, measuring 78 reel on Hull und las feet on Put street. ALSO, The VACANT LOT, wcsl side or Pitt street, ad? joining above to the north, ?ii reel Trout and 189 in depth. ALSO, Tho VACANT LOT adjoining to thc north, or sume dimensions. ALSO, The undivided hair purl ort wo BUILDINGS AND I.? rr, on the west side of Slate street, adjoining Dank of the State, one or which formerly be? longed to thc Union Pire Insurance Company; the other, u two story brick building suitable tor unices, i.o? 67 '.i-i-j feet front mid 70 feet deep, 7tl lecion south linc. ALSO. The HOUSE AND LOT corner Reid and Drake stn els. Lol 110 by 80 feet. Condilions-One-fourth cash; balance in one, two mel three years, secured by bond ortho pur? chaser and mortgage or the property. Purcha? sers io pay Tor pa|iers and stamps. Buildings lo be Insured uud policies assigned. decir, ?OOtG, ?ljOCS, SiC. m II K H K ST IN T HE CITY. ir you waul HOOTS AND SHOKS, ol' the liest make and LHestslyles, go lo K T R I II E It ' S , No. 41 Broad street, near church street. Always on hand a large assortment Of Contle men's Boots, Callers and Shoes, of viirlous put tums. A perfect lit guaranteed If made to order. Attention ls especially Invited to the supply ot new .'i.il fashionable Sealskin Callers, now HU popular at tim North. J. STEIBER, Bootmaker, IIOV21 Htiitlitinn* No. 41 Broad sireet. iniuyj ?3oobs. Sic. VXriLLIAM G. WIIILDEN & GU). Have for the Holidays a rich assortment of VASES, TOILET SETS, CUPS AND SAUCERS, And Fancy Goods. No. 255 KING ST BK ET, CORNER BEAIiKAIN. deco_ SILVER TADLE RINGS, FRUIT KNIVES SUGAR SPOONS, And a variety of Fancy Sliver for the Holidays, IOU SALB BY WILLIAM G. WIIILDEN A CO., No. Sis5 King Street, corucr Boaufaln. dec? J)ARIAN, WE D G KWOOD, HAVRE PRENOn CHINA AND G RAN ITE-WA RE, AM) IN BYBBY VAU MIT Y, KOIl SALK BY WILLIAM G. WIIILDEN A CO.. No. 2A5 Klug Sireet, corner Beau Tain. _dee<J__ QOltTLETE SETS OF FINE CUT GLASS DECANTERS, WINES. CHAMPAGNES, Cordials, Pinner Dowls, Tumblers und Goblets, POIl BALE BY WILLIAM G. WIIILDEN {. CO., No. 2?T> Klug Street, coruor l; eau rain. deco __ ^yiLIJAM G. W IT I L D E N & CO. IIAVR I SALK LEATHER RETICULE J, TRAVELLING BAGS, Purses, Pocketbooks and Portemonnaies, suitable for Christmas Presents, at No. SM KINO STKKKT, CORNER BEA UFAIN. ilcco _ A FINK ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES, CHATELAINE, VEST CHAINS, Brooches, Ku rr m gs, Slcovo Buttons, Studs, Ac., roa SA; H ur WILLIAM O. WIIILDEN A CO., ' No. '?lit, King Street, oornor Donn fain. ilecO_ glLVER AND PLATED TEA SETS, BUTTER DISHES. CORDIAL STANDS, Castors, Cups, Strawberry Dishes, Ac, Ac., ON RX II I s mon ANO ron H ALU AT WILLIAM 0. WIIILDEN A CO.'S, No. 2*1 King Street, corner Buaufaln. deco ^CT8 LIKR A CIIARMI TUB GENUINE UNO LUID. OIIf.ORODINE, Ll. 00 LL IS BROWNS'*,) Is tho best Anodyne over known to the profus - alou. To bc ba4 or Du. IL BAKE, nova V?. W Market street. Statiion Soleo--?utnrc ?Tlrirjs. li) A. C. M H ? I M.I Y KA Y, Auctioneer? UN ?KR DECREE IN KQ?ITY. ll. Mabaui Haig, Executor, r.s. Jamen Fer? guson ?.! ni Will be wild nu ! lll'RSDAY.nth day of January, I8T0, bi front ol I ho Ubi Customhouse, ut ll o'clock A. ?H., A l Hint PLANTATION, m?nate III Um 1'urlsh of SI. John's llerkeley, un Hie west-Til brandi of Coper (tiver, known as Hie "OM and New Karin." measuring BAS acres, as per plat nt Thomas J. Mel lard, dated loth April,?Htt; bounding northeast ami norlli on lamil lately nf Frederick Ford and Mulberry |iluiitallou; snutliwe-t on Wuppaboola Oreuk, which separates it from Seaton; Houlbeast on D". k Creek, and east nu Cooper Uiver; arni also as part or Hie old platllatluil, the tract known as the "Elbow Tract," measuring S3 acres. ALSO, All tliat adjoining PLANTATION, known an "Keaton and Westham or Weston," measuring 12H0 aeres, as per plat of John Diamond, dulcia July, ITHS: bounding northeast on Wappnhoula Creek, which divides il noni the Old and New Karin ami rrom South Mulberry plantation; north on lands formerly of Thomas Milliken ; west oa Monck'* Corner Hoad, und south on Dockun plaa lallon. Tile said two t rae ts of land being sold subject te a lease to Samuel W. Lynes ?nuil :51st. December, IHT1, at an annual rent of t'-'tW. Terms-One-tilth cash; balance lu ono, two, three, four and live years, secured by bond and mortgage of Ike premises, with Interest from the day of sale al 7 per cent, per annum, payablo an? nually. Purchasers to pay for pupers and stamps. K. W. M. MACKKY, ilecia Hil Shoi imo" Charleston Co. 11/ YT. Y. LEITCH & ??TsT BRUNS, Vuctloueers. DESIRAE : KINO, STREET STORES, Nos. SSS, ,2and SOS, cast hide, nearly op posit" Camion. Will be sold on TUESDAY, Hst Instant, ut the Old Post?nico, at ll o'clock, The following desirable STOUP. l'luHT.RTT.on the. casi side ol King street, nearly opposite Can? non: 1. Timi Two and a half story WOODKN STORK and RESIDENCE, known as No. 0.13, eon l arning live square rooms, double pla/./.iis, and now occu? pied as a furniture store hy Messrs. Johnson A .Mather. Lol measures 22 feet front by '?00 bl depth, more or tess. .2. That Three slory PRICK RKSI DUNCE and STORE, iou : a of the above, known us No. 602. Dwelling contains live minaro rooms, besides large Store. Also, Brick Kitchen timi Inrge store? house in rear, i,ot nivaauron 4S rnni Inmi liy aa in depth, more or less. 3. That Two uud a half story WOODKN STORK, and RESIDENCE, known as No. SCO, ono door north of Hacker's mind Kaclory, with largo store? house In rear. House contains live srjuaro rooms, Ac; now occupied by Messrs. Rotulo Hunhorn A Co. us a grist mill. Said premises ls under lease for $nno per annum until March, 1871. Lol measures - feet front by - feet In depth, moro or less. Terms-One-half cash; balance tn one and two ?ears with Interest: property lo be Insured, policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps._deolfl thmtu3 ~ By ^?TL CTT?IL POSITIVE SALE OF FANCY CHINA. Tea Sets and Chamber Sets, and every do scrlptlon of Funny Toys, Imported direct by Wkj of New York. Will be seid on FRIDAY", thc 17lb Instant on the second Hour, No. 22 Vendue Range, r.t 10 /clock, ? sets, SO pieces, Paney Hull CHINA TUA fi?TS li sels, 41 pieces, Fancy inlaid Cold Tea Sets io seis, 50 pieces. Fancy Orange and Cold Tea Sets 5 sols, ll pieces, Fancy Spangled and Oold Tea Sets .20 Super Toilet Tels io sets Tute-u-Tete sets Fancy Toys of uh thc new styles ino French China Spittoons, Inlaid willi gold. Conditions cash on delivery._?^.ll_ By HOLMES & MACBETH, Auctioneers. SALE AT DRAYTON HALL PLANTA? TION. Will bc sold positively on SATURDAY next, the lsi li December, nt Di a vi on Hall Plantation, oa AHhiey River, the following Articles: One (l) '20-horse ENC 1 NE, with Cylinder Rollers Two (2) Phosphate Washers, wit li dearing com? plete One (1) Lobby Pump, capacity ISM gallons per minnie Two (21 Lift Pumps One (I) Hollows ami sundry lllacksuiilhs' Tools Four di Phosphate cars Wheelbarrows, Shovels, Picks, Ac. Two (2) pair li?t form Scales, ooo lbs. each Sots Harness Wagon, Carts Belting for running washers and pumps Lol Old Iron, Timber, Au. One (l) 8-nar Canoe ltoat One (1) set Collage Furniture, and sundry other articles. Terms of salo cash. Articles to bo removed positively by Hie31MI December, 1800. Tiie steamer Samson will leave Accommodation wharf al 0 o'clock on sui imlay li jrntug, to take persons to inc above sale, ?ml ulso giving stran? gers un opportunity of visiting the Phosphate Works on Unit river. dncl4 tuthfst By Z. B. OAKES. I71X PARTE WM. SHEPHERD, IN RE li JOSEPH PURCELL, BANKRUPT. Pursuant to thc order or his Honor Judge Bryan, dated 24th November, ISt'i9, will be sohl ut put? bc noel lon. ut thc old Poslofilco, at ll o'clock, on FRIDAY, I7lh insiunt. All Unit TH ACT OF LANI), sit?ale, lying and being on Hie north side of tho public road leading H em Charles!on to thc Ashley River Kerry, In the I'a ri-li ol'St. Andrew, in thu Stale aforesaid, con Mining TS)? acres; and also, a small TRACT OK LAND on Hie mo Un i u lioiiiidiiry of thc nbove tract, and Incorporated with lt as one tract; linuiiiling north and cast on Lands now or lute or -Howard, soul li mi Dorchester Road, weston Lauds now or laic of-Heck man, iitul north? west on Land now or lalo of Rev. P. O'Neill. The above Farm Mr* on Hie Dorchester Road, a short distance ?.hove the Fork, about seven miles from Hie city. A plat of tlie property, made by j. A. Stichel, surveyor, may bc seen ut my o in OK. Conditions-One-third cash: b?lanos lu one and two years, with interest at 7 per cent., scoured by bond of purchaser und mortgage of thopro pVopertv. io contain power of sale in case of non? payment. Purchaser lo pay for papers and stumps. dec'2 thsmwfinwthft C?nclionccrs' ftrimtii: ?nks, &t.\ By 4. FRASER MATHKWES. VALUADLE PLANTATION NEAR THE elly for sale At Private Sale Hoiiibiiiurters PLANTATION, on John's Island, on the Mono River, neat thc mouth of Wappoo Cut, about live miles from Charleston," containing l'2tio ncros of lund, ?00 of which I.* cotton lana. On the phire ls a tine dwelling, kilohm and st* ble, all of brick, about 'jo negro houses, engine house with an eight horse engine gins, cotton whipper, grist mill and appurtenances, black Hinbhshop, an orchard o? choice apples, pears, plums, Ac. For terms, apply as above. dcclA tom ?Drn Sosos, SPt. ?J^-EW SAVINGS INSTITUTION. THE TIMK APPROACHES WHEN WARM CLOTHING Is unavoidable, and tho point ls to know HOW AND WIIKRH TO ?OTO ORTAM A BU1TI.Y. A great ninny have found out already, and now advise (heir Trends in want of I) lt Y HOODS To call at F II R C ll 0 OTT A BRO., 00IIKBR OK KINO AND CALHOUN 8TIIKKT3, Where Dry Hoods e in be bought toa great advan? tage. /. 'cn:inn is called to: loft pair UM White Blankets, only $3 7S, worth S4 AO. la-4 Oorman Coverlets, from $4 up. Largo Oom foi ts, only $3. 100 pair Kino Double Shawls, only ti se, worth. $0 00. Arab Shawls, from (-1, up. 1 caso Drown Canton Flannel, only ISc pe? yard, worth 20c. Heavy Black Beaver Cloth for cloaks, only %X worth f i 76. A fine assortment of brown Shirtings, Long cloths, Alpaoas, Dress Goods, Notions, tl? .lory, Cloves, Aa.', which havu boon bought njr large quantities, and will be sold to satisfy ?ko purchasers la every respect. E0ROUOOTT A BRO.. Corner King and Calhoun streets. ?rt-A sperm! Department for Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Ac, sold at correspondingly law P'locs._novtaam FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS? (SANTON INE.) Thoy aro pnrcJj refre?anle, safe and sure. The bent In ate. Ker sale by Dr. U. H ATM, rtojiil Moeiing atmet, oets r* Wholesale Agent.