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xnws OF Tiru I>AV.
-Gold at New York, yesterday, closed ut
?a ?.
-Ti:c New York cotton market closed un?
changed at SSKo; sales 2700 bules.
-At Liverpool cotton closed steady; uplands
ilJtd.
-Tile Deist leal Congress al Naples has already
prove.) a dead rallurc.
- Jv..liy Lind, at lier recent appearance lu her
husband's oratorio ol "Ruth'' al Exeter Hall,
was received with immense applause, but thc
critic-? are strangely silent abotti her singing.
Thc music of "Ruth" is said to bc lacking in
me'.ody.
-Assoc'.atc Jusilc : Crier wrote bis letter or re
slgr.ut'.on on tim Supremo Conn bench on Satur?
day, but lt has nat yet been placed in thu banda
ortho President. Ile proposes li to lake effect on
the Isl of February, as during thc intermediate
period he wishes to lake part In thc opinions con?
cerning which he hui been iu consultation with
his brother judges.
-Th? Paraguayan war is nearly at an end. Thc
allies have gained several more Important victo
rles, capturing Hie last linc or d?fonces or Lopez,
and killing and taking prisoners nearly four thou?
sand of his army. SHU, lhere is one more battle
to bu fought yet, and that ls when thc Conni
d'Eu and his army reach Lope/ in his last ditch,
whtc.ii is said tobe at Ignntcruy. Thc dictator,
With nil Ilia splendid pluck, cannot, resist rate in
thc .-ha.m of nervier artillery, and the next rn
-counter will probably end his womba fal career.
-There are now over 2000 laborers al work on
thc Si)!:na, Rome and Dallon Railroad between
Rome and Dalton. They have commenced laying
thc irani on thc Home cud, and will commence
on Ibo Dalton end III a short time, li ls propose.!
to have thc cars running iiirough tu Dalton ly
the Hist of January, and the road will bc com?
pleted hy the first or March. The Macon and
Brunswick Road ls completed, and na soon as
passenger cars and motivo power arrive,
willoh aro ex pact od in a few days, through pa?,
sengcr and rrelcfltt trains will b'J run between
Macon and Brunswick.
-Tiie large Northern dallies contain voltnnln
Jnoas accounts nf the opening or tho Sue/. Canal,
tho chief particulars of which were published n
month since in cable news. Tho English press
arc Mill disparaging ibo canal, and pronnume
it a failure. Yet. as the Tribune stntes it, "M. du
Lesseps' various intimations that bli canal ls not
in want or funds, thal his roture work upon ii
will not impede navigation, nm) that, despite tiic
yet nticniitradlctcd statement that several vest e -i
have grounded In lt. thirty thousand tons have
passed through lt In ten days, me guarantees of
tiie sturdy enterprise with which hu pursues
what is no longer a dr ?niu.'*
-Tiie Cardiff giant ls now proved to be a hum?
bug. THO Syracuse Journal admits it, and feels
contempt and loathing foi thc authors or the
fraud. Ii declares thc proofs are conclusive thal
Hull, thc relative nf Newell, who got ?0500 as his
Bhnrc ol' the proceeds or thc sale, was the prime
mover in this Impo-ltlon. lie, with one Jones
and MIC Gloss, went to Fort Dodge, Iowa, In June,
1808, got thc block or gypsum and took ll to chi?
cago. It was cut thcro, (Blass was the sculptor;)
tho statue was boxed and sent to Syracuse by
Central Railroad rrom narnia, thence was taken
to Union, Broome County, by rail. There Hull
took it. willi a lour-liursc team to Newell's farm.
The cost or making, moving and burying thc
Blaine was $2200. Thu Journal says Hullooufcsscs
the fraud, and excuses it ou the plea 1 liai he mus?
provide for lils family.
-A cuble disputes Informs us (hat certain
Vitoctieuer merchants have had nu Interview
With Hie Viceroy or Egypt, and that the Viceroy
has niMircM th un that bein making extensive
preparation to l?crense ihoirrowth of cot. on in
thc territory under his chnrg.*. li ls well known
what Kg pt can do in thu colton lino. Our civil
war ma e the Viceroy one of the richest mei] bi
the world, pc haps the richest, li is not loo
much to sar that if our cotton supplier had not
fulled thc Sue? Canal would not yul have beeil
coin ph i i d. More than has been dono willi Lower
Egypt lu the cotton Interest cannot tie done. Tite
inc. .s cot mi ceased lo pay lu Egypt whon our
war c .d d. lim Sir Samuel Baker propines in
give tn Mic Viceroy a colton growing district half
as urge as our Southern Slates. The Viceroy ls
not, there ore, w.ttuuii In crest in tito Manchester
mills.
- he m ?I palatial of nil tiie gumlng-houso*
in New York 1- incited on Tivonty-dfib siroel.
The malu p irior is a lung rd nu. artistically fres?
coed lind d ib nal ly inrnUliod, und carpi tod
willi a velvet mc la li m. Itel ween Hie iront
Windows ian I mg Fr. timi mirror stretching from
ceiling lo ...1 r, ni.d un ha aides hung heavy blue
satin c .na li. iv r Willielaoo. Mirrors ure hung
ovei the ?wo muiitelpti'ci a, which ure of solid
'black-wubin:, hung with bine and gold, and u
mirror la inlaid tu tho back uf every dour lu the
euilic house, lu 1 he cvn?ie of thc room la a long
black walnut table, where every night ni
ll o'clock supper is Burvcd-suppers that can?
not bu bongin-snppera that would delight mo
palau ur Epleura*, Two colored aorvaubi noise
le.-isly move ab >ut with silver trays, and ll ls a
rulo for Hie. houao that they never accept a fcc,
thc wt. gea they receive bt.ngsuttlcient compensa?
tion for Hier services. Two great sideboards,
loaded with fruits mid wino, stand In tho ronni
close .0 tho wall. Any one la froe to call for
Illinois mill cigurs, ami io on ir money lu payment
la au Insult. Thc walls tiru frescoed In blue uuil
gohl, au?!all the furniture corresponds. Adjoin?
ing is a large circular room, with un umbrella
celling, surmounted by a cupola. The walls amt
celling aro palmed in ?lurk green and gold, the
carpet ls of green velvet with gold ligares, the fur?
niture ls ut black walnut nilli green reps, ami
D gorgeous chandelier ls suspended with gold
shalna from above, A cosy soft-coal Ure throws a
glare of scarlet light upon the rich carpet, and the
mantel ls ornnineiiled with a large mirror ami
handsome bronze clock. Al the head or the room
ls a long table, around which are always scated a
number ur men engaged lu the game ot faro.
JjOO.OOO ls Hie reputed strength of the bank.
Hankers, merchants, lawyers, arlina, generals,
iiiul young iiicii about town, are frequenters of
dds patuco of the gamesters, l iven the reverend
ilergy have been known to gamble there, und u
?ace prominent general of the Union anny ls a
.onstaut visitor amt determined gamblar.
Freo Trude lu Pliosphutcs.
"Wc are loth to believe nil tho re ports
FVhlch come to us from Columbia concerning
lie Phosphate Hin";, hut enough lum airca
ly been saul in the public prints to convince
Lim (jcnoral Assembly of Hie necessity of i
leting with circumspection. It ia the com?
mon opinion that thc monopoly uskod of 1
Lim Legislature ia worth ninny millions, nml '
On ?ll sides is heard un expression of tho 1
hope that Ibero will bc "free trade in phos- 1
"pli?tes," ami Hint ovory mau who so desires 1
will bc allowed to dig, ami delve in the rivet- '
buds upon paying a fair royalty lo the Slate.
Tho Judiciary Committee of the Senate re?
commend that the bill now before Hint body '
lie amended eo that Ute royalty shall bo I
fart}/ cents per ton instead of twenty, uud 1
that tho proceeds of tho miuin^ operations ,
shall not bc exempt from taxation. 'JMils
ilocs not yo down to tho root of Um trouble;
it allows a monopoly to bo granted to thc i
injury of thu people at Inrye.
The phosphate deposits are highly vatua- i
ile. ' That is certain. And thc way lo cn- 1
:ourago their development is to throw them
nto thc market, no that all who have tim j
nouns may join bi thc work. Thc lunns
tiny bc made liberal, bul Xo MONOPOLY I
ir- is thc deinund of Charleston, mid when
ho facts are known that demand will bu ?
ichocd by ?very county iu thc Stulc.
Tlic Sw oi il or tile Unions.
Tim means used for utlnining thc filial end
lilli him of nil Trades' Unions, viz: tho rats- I
n:; of thc rate, or wages to tito highest prac?
tical point, arc usually embodied in n codo
if rules, and before proceeding further un
?lldcavor will bc made to show the way in
which these rules nrc carried out. In thu
reports of thc British Royal Commissioners
herc is a mass of Interesting information
upon tli'u subject. Thc difficulty is to select
mob cases tut will best illustrate thc different
filiases of tho question. Thc particular cx
nicts which will be given are selected rather
localise thc facts may bc staled in a small
mniposs, rallier than because they describe
.ho most flagrant abuses of power on thc part
.1' thc Trade Societies.
Tho lirst cases which wo shall select re?
nte to the rules enforced by tim Unions
igainst Hie employment o? men who arc not
nombcra of their body.
Mr. Mault stated In' evidence that the Plas
.erers' Union, for example, huve (his rule :
'That no illusterer bu allowed to work In any
-Imp more limn six duys without, giving satis?
faction te the shop steward timi lie. isa mem?
ber or will Join Hie society." They compel
.von thc sonn und the brothers of muster plus
erera, who are nt work with Hmm, to Join their
Union before they will allow them to proceed.
Tim following arc the circumstances ol' n
.trike on tho purl ot thu plasterers employed
jv Mr. Citarlos Howroyd, ol' Bradford : On
january isr>7, Mr. bradford received a note
?y mail. In which ''tho operativo plasterers of
ilrndforu" gave him notice Unit till lils sons
hat were working ns plasterers, who were 21
rears of age, must Join the society before S.it
irday, or "all our men will cease work on
Hominy morning next nnd not return nguiu
inless you pay nil thc expenses of tho strike."
dr. Howroyd did liol, comply, und (he men
drucie work. A week lalor six or seven of
.bu masters combined in a lock-out, I. c. not
o employ any Union men. Thia lusted live
.reeks, but failed to ?uako tho men give way.
Pim result was Unit Mr. Howroyd wus left
vilhmil lilnsterors, and soon aflur lils laborers
ven* withdrawn.
Another master plasterer In Bradford, who
md two brothers in his establishment, was
?rdered lo cause them to become, members ol"
Im Union The employer sunt word that (his
vonni bo done, but was compelled to pay un
.ulrance l'eu of t- GI) for each one, lo avoid u
trike.
Instances of Ute operation of thc rule
igninst tho employment of non-Uuionists
night be multiplied indefinitely.
Our next extracts illustrate Um mode in
vhich an increase of wages is forced upon
ho employer under pressure:
A con truel or at Derby agreed wit b lils ma?
cons to pay Hiern 28s. a week dilling Um wij:
CT. A mimili before the quarter expired Hu y
ippiied for Itu advance o' ls. Cd. u week. This
vus granted upon the assiiraneu Hint ali would
ro on comfortably. Three weeks afterward
he Masons' .Society demanded an ndvanco ol
!s. Sd., milking 32s. a week, and threatened n
trike. Tlie demand was compiled willi, be?
muse the contractor WILS Com]mlled lo ilnLh
ba work within n eenuin time.
In ('-(ingleton. :i oontntetor took n cnnlr.ml
m tho basis of 21s. a week for masons; ned lu
ibout three months wages were forced up 2?
n r cent. A further rise' was demunded, and
is ll was not given tho mon struck.
At sur meld, no waller or builder of stone ls
dlowed to take lees than 33H. a week, and In
shetlield and In DrLtol lt is tho rulo that the
wages ot thc musons shall hu tl ved by tho
r.iremen and the mon In conjunction with tho
jinployers.
Tue Unions of c?rtalo towns also laius
3(ltcts ngninst tho importation into their
li i.its of work dono or material prepared In
mother district, and against thc u;e of um
diinery.
Tim masons will not allow btono worked In
mother district t> bo brought Into 1 huir own.
In Bradford a mid wus pulling up In which
lhere wu* n sion j stn! roast) ol' liatd Delpbstont'
liens. The step i were worked a'. Um quarry
ind brou.chi to thu place ruiwly for Betting,
when the society guve notice I hot limy could
not be eut unless they wura treworkea hy the
society men. To avoid a ulrike this was agreed
Lo, entailing o.i thu employers au addltloi.ui
:ost of from $1 20 lo ll Od a nlep.
In Ashton, a mi milty of p..lishe,! nlonn was
not allowed to he luid until the poihilu-d pan
i .ul been dei'.icoJ, so that lt might bu polished
iguiu by hand.
At i.luckburn, tho carpenters mid Joln
3rs refused to allow uny muclilno-mtuic work
Lo bo imported front oUicr towna. M ichino,
i rule bricks wei e absolutely prohibited, nm)
non who luul worked at a brick machino,
ind the mun who carted Um bricks, were
excluded from employment. Yet il was ud
nillCd that Ibo tn ucl il lie-in ade brioka wcru
Detter than tho ban ?-mudo bricks.
A few i 11.st nut cs must bo given of Um rules
igainst f.ist workin /.
'I ho Loeils bricklayers fine ls. any member
.'.'hu oarrleH more l ian eight h. loka, while at
Liverpool tho iidc ia liodcet anti thu usual rule
s fen uiicks.
Tho operative masuns bavo slr ngent rulos
igainst what ls luounloully ki.own aa "chcta
ug," or working too fait, 'ihe Manchester
tlnckltyers' Association tnoi any man who
works beyond thu r jg ular apo i .
There is also a genera rule that tho men
ihnll not wal to their work in tho morning
'oater t.'ian three milos an hour. 'When a
mun I) uskctl lo walk any distance to his
work, Unit walking forms part of Ihn days'
labor; bul tn many casi? ovory portion who
is employed on any job Uiat us nt a distan?a
from Um houdqiwrters of Um muster, must
lio allowed walking limo, whetlier he ret/itirea
ii or not.
Wo now turn lo Um procedura by willum
thc English Unions enforce {submission in
Uro laws already describod, or punish those
who infringo them. Tho penal coil? is one
of groat severity, ami includes a series of
peimllios to be lovlotl on property or person,
ranging from a snmll pecuniary lino to Um
ric pto? littra of bodily violence Tiro em?
ployer in punished by a line; byaslriko PO
timed us to cuusa li i m serious or ruinous
loss-, by malicious injuries to his manufac?
tured materials or block; hy "shelving" lils
works, that is placing Hiern under ti bun In?
lerdicting all Unionists from working lhere,
ami keeping off non-Unionists by "picquol
"ting;" and lastly, by personal violence.
Upon Hie recusant workmen Iho arm of Um
Union falls even moro heavily. Default.in
inlying contributions or lines is visitad willi
"rutleniug." Tito toola or oilier mnleriuls
ar tho workman ure taken from him mid
lieltl plodged until tho society is appeased
?nd paid. If ho continues refractory, re?
course is lind lo acts of outrage. lluro is
un nbstract of a low of tho cunos reported
br tho Commissioners:
1. Janies Linley, a sawgrlnder, who kopi
?nprenUcca contrary to the "rules ol' the Union.
Ile was shot with an air gun und wounded liv
Annuel Crookes. Afterward u cnn ot pow?
der was thrown Into lils room, but hurt no
DUC. Five or six weeks lalor ho was shut
again and mortally wounded. The men who
tired .he shut were hired lu do it by thu secre?
tary of the Union.
2. Christopher Rotherham employed men
who refused lo pay to Ibu Union. Iiis boiler
wns blown tip, "a can of gunpowder was
thrown Into the house, which was badly dam?
aged. A two gallon buttle lilied willi powder,
with a fiiso attached, was then put in his ware?
house adjoining thc rooms occupied by lils mo?
ther, sons nml daughter. The tuse became
liXtingUlahod before it reached thu lire.
3. <Jooro Wtitriilge, a nou-Umon mun, em?
ployed by Rotherham, slept in a garret willi
Iiis wife" and child. In thc room below s-iept
a lodger mimed Itridgol U'ltourke. In Ute
night ti cnn ol' gunpowder wits thrown Into
Mrs. O'Rotirke's room. Mrs. Wntrlilgo inn
tlown and seized thu parcel, which exploded
lu her hands, setting tire lo her night dress
md severely injuring lier. Mrs. U'Rourku was
Imrnnd lo death.
4. Robert Renshaw confessed that he wus
hired hy tho Union for ?6 lu throw lim can of
liowdur into thu house.
.Snell oulragosns these cnn nover be porpe
Irated in Hie United Stales, hui it is ncc ap?
iary to show what liiirin iinltrldlod Trudos'
Unionism lins dono in order to make ovl
lent what good il may properly un i reason
ihly accoinpllsh. Having now briefly re?
viewed Um organization, principios nml
practical workings of tin?, unions, wo sliull
proceed to consider in what light Uicsc nsso
elations ought lo be viewed in relation lo
Ibo laws of puliiif.nl economy, il lining erro?
neously assumed by one class of writers that
combinations of workmen ,which restrict,
under certain self-imposed conditions, Um
sale of their '.abor, intwtneeds im nt variance
with lim fundamental axioms nf poliUcul
economy, na toing opposed lo Free Trace.
'i'Jie l?yioii Mystery.
Tim reason why tin Assistant United
ilutes District Attorney for South Carolina,
willi a Biliary of $2000 a year, is absolutely
accessory, muy not hil ns obvious in VTosh
inglon'os it is down hore. Thc. lion. I). T.
Corbin, Hie United States District Attorney,
lias too mach to do. Reside his Federal
D.'iico, bo is <vl) State senator, (2) Codi lier of
ibo Laws, (.'J) City Attorney, (I) Commls
iloncr of Elections, und (?) genoral bill
J rawer and wire-puller for tiro Shite Gouoml
Assembly. For ult this work Mr. Corbin
rccelvos only $15,000 or ?>20,0?0 ii year, und
i is only just und proper Unit lie should
invo an assistant, even if il be al thu cx
>o:iso of Uieso United States.
STATU TKKASUUEII PAItunn Informs Um
[?ouse Ural nil thc iidonn.ition desired by
thc General Assembly regarding "tho exact
?.talus ofllie Stale willi H. ll. Ivimptou" ls
eonlaincd in tho Treasurer's rojuirt already
rabtiiillcd. Tilts report o' the State Treu
mrer, covorlug the report of LL n. Kltnpton,
is what wc want lo get at. Vr*ho bus il ?
Where i9 il ? Wiil some patriotic member
? Ibo Legislature be so ;.'oo.l us to forward
ii copy of the report to TUB GIIAIU.CSTOM
NEWS without more delay '/
h: OH:', of his lalo letters to tito Cincin?
nati Commercial, Don Platt very pointedly
reminds Hie rendors of that journal thal
"thc cheapest philanthropy is Umt which
?'frese somebody else's nigger. Hud these
"slaves belonged lo us, instead of lo thc
"South, Is Hier,) uny ono simple enough to
"bollara that we would luve bad a war of
"emancipation? Not much."
Tun Jhvlicais in tho United Stnto Se?alo
ilrain nt a gimt though they are continmilly
gulping down camels with case. Tho rca
>on why they object to tho confirmation of
ludgo Tearre, ns United States Judge for
Lilla Circnll, is said to be Hint ho wus once
charged with Hie offence of making usc of a
ian celled throo-ccnt po9tago stamp.
OKX Radical senator, Frauk Arnim, has
had tho pluck to denounce tho bill to pay
Ibo Interest on thc SMto dobt "in coln."
Thc fluni vote in Hie Senate on Uio passage of
tue bill was : Yon*, 18; nays, 9. The noys
?vero: Whllo Iitidlculs 3, colored Rudiculs 1,
.md Domocrnts ft.
(?tony I GLORY 1 HALLKLIMAU.-It is
rumored tiru. Governor Scott is tn bo elected
Ifllltod Slates Sonator from South Carolbm,
in Um uluru of T. J. itoliorlson, und wilt
llvolu spUindor in Wnslilnglon. Hooray 1
Anywhere, anywhere-out of this Bialo I
WK rupert Ibis morning two moro Incen?
diary lins-ono IN SuMTUit and ono in New?
berry. Governor Scott will picoso issue
timi prochonutiou.
toot aub Jfoim?.
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Apply nt Kn. 4:1 Mcolinp street. . dec 17 I*
WAN THU IMMEDIATELY, A COL
ORKD W KT KURSK. Apply ul No. r.8
King street, r dvelTt:*
WANTED, A ?R??D AND 8TRA~DY
tn.ACKSMIfTr-to worts In Klugsirn,
Northeastern Railroad, (tne cajinblu or doing
lilanlatkm work preferred, t' ?od wages mid
steady employnient will bo given. Apply at Ca?
villon Hotel between 12 A. M. and a I*. M. Mils
day. ileoll I?
WANTED, A WOMAN TO D<) COOK
INtl anil plain W.idling. Applr. with
reference, to C. K. PANKKIN, No. lg.; Meei Ins
alivet. deelT jj
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V T ulli n Mun, a Situation as drnyinau or
perter In some wholesale store. Apply al Ibis
olllee. dee 17 I*
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MAN. None need apply wllhoiit good re?
commendations. Apply ul Ho. 7 George streel.
deell i*
WANTED, A COMPETENT NURSE,
musi come well recommended. Apply lu
rut street, three doors from Wentworth, wr 1
side._deel7
WANTED. FOB A CHILD'S NURSE,
A COLORED WOMAN, who can bring
Rood recommendations. Apply ut No. 1 Lucius
street. " decl7 1*
WANTED, A COOK, FOR A SMALL
family, and to-make herself useful other?
wise. Good references required. Apply at No. IA
Ashley si reel. _[_ decl7 1*
ACOMPETENT BOOKKEEPER WANTS
a Situation. Address J. v.'., care Class Pox
No. '.is, IMsitiOlc.o. (leela 4*
WANTED, A WliLTli WOMAN, CAI'A
111.K of oulting and filling children's
dollies, and who is a gVM seamstress. Applr al
No. 14 Meeting streel.. demo
WANTED, RT A YOUNG MAN FROM
thc upcountry, a Situation lu some Whole?
sale or Kelall lloust^ Can Influence trade, or
would travel for some legitimate business. Ad?
dress Mollies, omeo or Tun SKWS. docs 12*
WANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER?
INTENDENT on a Rion Plantatkni by a one?
al mod man, who has Seven yearn' experience Ul
Rice culture, and good recommendations from his
ronner employers. Please address W. lt. W.,
charleston, s. C ^ decs
WA NTED.-A YO U NC M ARI ?IE D MAN,"
2S years old, would like io take charge of
n huge Colton Flaut afton. In thc State of South
Carolina. Any one in want of a good, faithful
Overseer, will do well to address the undersigned.
Can give the best ol references. Mood steady
habits, and not troubled with politics. Address,
lor two months, l*. W. EDWARDS, Fortland.
.Maine. " Iiovlil lino*
WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
in a Wholesale! Drau Store, or a large Re?
tail and Prescription I frog Store. No objection to
go lu t he conni ry. Will expect but a small com?
pensation at lirst. Tho applicant is a graduate or
the Smith Carolina Medical College. Address M.
I)., through the I'ostoiilec. oem
WANTEICA ILO U S E , NEAR TUE
central part of the city, containing live or
six rooms, willi good outbuildings and water.
Address I), ni Dds (MIno. septa*
t GENTS W?NT?D EVERYWHERE TO
JV. sell the American KNITTING. MACHINE,
the only practical Family Unlititig Machine ever
Invonled. Pure fc'JA. iVdl kuli 20,000 stitches
per minute. Address Anicrlcun Kultiiug Machino
romp.my. Itoston, Muss., or St. Louis, Mo.
001X1 Wons
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that Jolt PRINTING or nil kinds, plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly in tho
neatest style and at the lowest New York pri?e.?,
at Tint NKWS Joli Dulce, No. 149 CAST HA v. Cali
pud examine i he soak 01 prices before gi vine >our
? irdor? ids?where.
iE o ll cm.
HOUSES, FARMS, STOKES, ROOMS,
.Vc, now vacant, can readily be rented bv
advertising them lu inls cominn. The rate ia 2fi
cents for twenty words or less, neb Insertion, ir
paid in.advance.
riv.) KENT, A T'?-AND A HALF STORY
J Prick llnnsei-flWISf td* SocictT street, lie
tween Meeting mid Kinir streets; .'i upright und a
ame rooms, pantry, storeroom, kitchen, stables,
cUlern and well on preiui?cs. Apply next door,
No. aa. deon a*
ry\0 RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
JL o? thc Unit of January next, n FARM on
Meeting street road, joining thu elly boundary,
conialutug sixteen aoros. Apply to c. WI1ITTB
MOCK, No. o Ihnlclitl'c street. oovl j tin
rpo RENT. TUE TWO AND A HALF
.1 STORY PRICK RESIDENCE, Meeting street,
butweeitSoclety und Woutworth street, casi side,
couiuiulug foursquare rac.:;;.;, two attira, (ia nt ry,
and dittoing room; with cistern and necessary
iitllblllkllngs. Applr nt HART'S Hardware Store,
Comer King and .Market, streets. ilocil
rn?) RENT, A FINE .STOKE WITH FIX
JL. TURKS for a grocery and bar-room, corner
Longitude l,aueanil East Ruy. To au approved
tenant rein M iii t.e $10 wV nionih. Also, six
large square Rooms, with lire places, back piazzas
Mini cUtern wulei im evey story. The moma
will be rt nu d singly If prcJ?ned. Inquire ol Mr.
ROSR, on tho pretnuo*. oct io
S'OY ?lllc.
T>HAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL I'RO
i.V PHRTY of any kind may be ailvcrl hied for
?ale ill this column, ul thc ralu of 26 emus for
iwoiit) words or less, eauh Insertion, if paid in
lull mice.
T7I01S SALE, FOUR HUNDRED HEAD
; of Turkey*, al Mr. COKE LY'S, No. 36 Colum?
bus si reid. dec 17 1"
17*011 SALK, A HOUSE IN RUTLEDGE
. avenue, Ho. 94, opposite nae street, Apply
to PGWKKH A SILCOX, No. 600 Klug sireel.
dooli tut??
1710H SALE, TWO FINE IRON WA
. Trill TANKS, each nf 400 gallons capacity,
roer mensuro 4 root square. Apply at lt. MU UK
fc Ot)., noyce's North Wharf. dcclB
I7IOR SALE, SEVERAL YOUNO WORK
J? HORSES AND HULKS, ut J. CIIIHS'IO
PlIKIfS Stables. No. r.;>i; King street. ileci
]7IOR SALE. A LARGE LOT OF COUN
? TRY APPLES. Fresh supp.tcs constantly
arriving. Apply ut SEM KEN A PIEPER, corner
Spring and King streets._dce.M fi?
FOR SALE, A FKW OF THOSE CHOICE
HORSES and MULES still on baud, and for
salo low to m uko room for another lot.
ALSO,
A Prime Young MARE ami lier COLT, two
months old. _Api ly to R. ARNOLIL_der 14
FOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT VARIE?
TY of UPLAND COTTON SWED. Dnlivered
ut the South Carolina Railroad, In bags of two
bushels, $l 60 per bushel for four bushels or loss,
$1 26 lier bushel for six bushels or more. Apply
to GEORGE E. WHALKY, St. Malthow's P. G.,
Urangebtirg County, S. C._decs 2nion
17I0R SALE OH RENT, A PLANTATION
RllUUled mi tho Ashley River, a row lulle?
iron) the elly, containing alunit, one hundred
acres, one-half'cleared, wu b oomforiuhio dwell?
ing and ucciMiury outbuildings. H not Hold bj
Hm-Mill inst au I, the owner will be willing to let
Cm premises to a reponsiblu puny with- a t.tumi
rutpilal. lo tic planted on shares. For limber in
rorniiillnii apply to Veiiuing's Wharf, ajuCi ol
Dlllhliua si reel. drei
171 O ll 8? L B, STEAM Poi; FAULL
' CROSS-CUT OR WOOD SAWING MA?
CHINES, King's paient, sultublc for cutting cord
wood, shiuf les, staves or clapboard blocks, mid
parikmlurly adapted to tho wants ol railroads,
wood contractons, wood yard, ssw mill, and lum
ber mun generally. For tills machine wer Lum
precedence over an vi lung ol tho kimi ever tu
lompted. All parlies lutercstcd und tho pulule
arc invited to soe lids marinna In opto at Inn dally
from ll o'clock A. M. to 1 1'. M., at tho Artesian
Well Lol, corner Meet lng and Wentworth strcota
Staloor County rights, or singlo machines for
sale. Apply to CAMERON, DARK I.KT A CO.
decs Imo
j?oar?ing.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
U0ARD al Mrs. Mil.i.Hit s, No. e Hodson
M root. doola
/CHARLES HICKEY,
GILDER,
PORTRAIT AND PIOTORB PRAMH MASC FAC?
TURER,
No. Ui KINO BTHSBT,
Charleston, 8. 0.
Old Frames negllt'equa' to now. l<ooklng
glauses of all sizes flttod to Frames.
Just roc tired, an assortment of ono Chromos
and Kngravtgns. cool wfuBmoa
ZKRUliBABELCHAPTER, No. Il, R. A.
M-Tho Annual Convocation or thu above
Chapter will i?? held nt Masonic Hall, Tins BVKN
INO, at 7 o'clock.
ny onlcr M. K. ll. p.
C. K. JEANNERET!*,
di*ct7 ' secretary.
rnilK RECULAR QUARTERLY M I ". I Ti NO
I ol Ilia LADIES' MEMORIAL AHHOCIATlON
Hill l>e helli ni thc ..Willows' Home," in Broad
reel. Tins MOIIMNU, tho I7ih Instant, ut II
duck. Memlieni will please at temi. Wy order
ur the I'realdenl. ilecl"
/ MARLESTON ST I') A ni Kl RB KNO'INE
VJ COMPANY OF AXMKN.-AMend an Kxtra
Meellnu o? your Company, lo bc held Tins BVKN
INO. at 7 o'clock. A punctual atlendanco la par?
ticularly desireil, as business oi tho grenlea! Im?
portance will dc brought up Tor consul.-ratinn.
Hy onlcr. ?. MUST A HI),
deo!7 Secretary pm icm.
T)
??ools, SIjOCD, Ut.
O N T! 1) O N T!
Don't forget thal Christmas ls near nt hand,
ami Hint, thc Ural thing the little ones will ask
for is a neat little pair of HOOTS nit SHOKS; and
where to get thuin ia nt LYONS k MUNKAY, No.
7s Market street, near Meeting, Sign ortho "Rig
Doot," where all can purchase to an advantage.
All styles and qualities on hand, comprising
Ladles' and Gent's ltUliltr.lt HOOTS AND SHOKS,
Men's Dress Hoots, Halters, Water-Proof Hoots
and Shoes, Sea Hoots, Hunting Hoots, Ac. A nil)
linc of Ladies' and Children's Hoots und Shoes,
of every description. Don't wait for Christmas
Day. dec.?7 flu-J
iUisctllaneons.
TUST R E C K I V E ?
AT
G OUT EV K N I R lt li It 0 T II K ll S,
SltCCtVHOI'.H TO A. ILLINO,
F BLT CA lt F KT I MC ts yards wide.
ilecM_ _
[ MPUOVED ARTIFICIAL DENTURES*
L REYNOLDS' PATENT.
This Important Improvement is now placed
wilhiu th't reneh of ihn cltlxcns of Charleston.
At thc Operating Rooms or Dr. CHUFKIN, No. 878
King street, specimens Illustrative or the nature
nod advantages of this luiprovemcnt arc deposit?
ed for Inspection, and where, for n very limited
Hine, Hr. ItKYNOI.DS may lie consulted.
declt stiifs?
IF YOU WANT BLANK BOOKS MADE
. TO OKI)Kit, and or thc best material, io any
pattern, go lo
EDWARD PERRY.
No. 168 Meelina street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, 8. C. -leon Ginns
[ T IS A B S U li D TO NAME
SUMTER, CAROLINA, nOSTETTBR, OR PLANTA
TATION HITTERS, while thc production of thc
great SOLOMON la lu our midst. Uncle Sam appre?
ciates il highly hy permitting thc sale free from
stamp duly.
For sale at RAOUL A LYNAI1.
deiri
rjp v. c u u r K l N
D K M T I S T ,
ornen yo. 270 KINO KTRKCT,
HOT:.! OmiiS
IF YOU WANT TUB CELEBRATED
CARTER'S WHITISH and COPYINO INK
combined, ito io
EDWARD PERRY.
No. I.VIMeetingstreet, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, s.e. iieul4fimos
O L O MON' .S U 1 T T E R S
A S F r. C I F I c
For that disease which is cured hy thc applica?
tion of the hair of thc Idling do?.
Numerous certificate ? can bo furnished.
For sale at RAOUL k LYNAIi.
deua
irnnen (Soo?s, S*c.
VI.SI TO P.
A
once said if. we only knew where the resident
ol I beena made their purchases lhere we should ga
well served. To such we otfer
A lilHrXTOKY.
The indies who iie-i-.> H;c latest myles Of fiSh
ionaiiio Head Dressing, ('tiri*. Chignons or
ItraidJ, ?io to M. A A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire lobe presentable in
Adonis .nitre, for V.'ie;s,
Co IO M. A A. ASHTON.
- All whodtMtw thc beal Herman Colognes,
Ho to M. A. A. ASHTON.
For Diadem or Coronal Combs, all
Cu IO M. A A. ASHTON.
Theso who require Ute Lest Extracts,
Co lo M. ,v A. ASHTON,
Evcrv one who desire- go-si Hair Knishes or
Corni'.-. Co to M. ?'? A. ASHTON,
or necessity ah v.'lio require ti good Tooth
Di USU, " (io to M. A A. ASHTON.
For genuino Talc il? Venis, ?il must
Co lo M. .v A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all
Ho Ui M. A A. ASHTON.
In fad. ali who require genuine goods from thc
following nouses :
society llygtculrpin, ) . Halley's, | .
Lukin'*, '.; Atkinson'*, ] ?
Cowdniy's, fi Oosnoil's, I
Fiver, - Low?: Sons, i 5
Ouerhiln, c Yardley, |->
Ucnry A Deraarson, Ko win mis k sons. I ?
Lowland, ) ?
As sisa, Ven?s Hood* In their I'.ne from every
reputable inanufaotorcr in th? Status,
Cu to M. A A. ASHTON,
No. two King street,
Uve doors lrom Mai kel street.
! novi mwr.tmo?
Vr^LLlAil G. WU ? LD EN & CO.
Have for the Holidays a rich assortment of
VASES, TOILET SOTS, CID'S AND SAUCERS,
Aud Fancy Good*.
No. V>i KINO STHKRT, CORNER PEAUFA1N.
<l c crt _
Q IL V B It T ARLE 11INOH,
FPO IT KNIVBS SUGAR SPOONS,
And a variety ol Fancy Silver Tor tho Holidays,
rOS KAI.H BT ,
WILLIAM O. WIIILDKN A OO..
No. 255 Klug Street, corner Dunufain.
d cen_
pAlUAN, WEDGEWOOD, HAVRE
FRHKCH CHINA AND (!HANITK-WARE,
AN? IN N v E a Y vtuiiirr, y o it SALB B V
WILLIAM C. WIIILDKN k CO.,
No. 2<v> King Street, turnor Kean fain.
deed_"___
QOMPLETE SETS OF EINE CUT GLASS
DECANTERS, WINKS, CHAMPAGNES,
Cordials, Finger Howls, Tumblers and Goblets,
ron HALB nv
WILLIAM O. WIIILDKN k CO.,
Ko. SU Klug Slre.it, coi ner Deauraln.
dec?_
.^y"lLLIAM G. W Ul L D KU A CO.
HA VB POa SAI.R
LRATHER RETICULES, TRAVELLING BAGS,
nurses, Pocketbooks and Portemonnaies, auiiuble'
for Christmas Picsunm, at
No. 256 RING STREET, CORN Kit DKAUFA1N.
<loce __
FINE ASSORTMENT OP WATCHES,
CHATELAINS, VEST CHAINS,
Hrooc.haa, Earrings, Sleovo Huttons, Studs, Ac,
poa SALK ar
WILLIAM U. Willi.!}KN k CO.,
Ko. 16? King struct, oornor Doaiifalu.
glLVEB AND PLATED TBA SETS,
DUTTOR DISHES, CORDIAL STANDS,
Castors, Cups, Strawberry Dishes, ?c., Ac,
SM EXHIBITION AND KO)I BA 1.ti AT
WILLIAM fl. WUILDRN k CO.'S,
No. 36? King Street, corner iisuui?ln,
docs
A
QVinnscmcntG.
C A I) li M Y O J.-' M US 1 ?
I/?SHOC HIHI Manager.JOHN T. FOUI)
(AUo of the Iloiliday street Theatre, Italtluiore.)
THIS (KR HAY) EVENING, DECEMBER 17,
Ucncilt <>r Hie finnoim Conicdlau,
MK. C. li. tCISIIOl*.
I...R?. niait hut IIIII> of Hui CHA I'M AN SISTKKS,
when will u? produced Morris Barnet's satirical
Comedy, rn I lt luil
rm: sinuous FAMILY.
Amlnndab Sleek.Mr H. lt. IHSHOI'.
Vf plow Doini.uno.Misa UI.ANCIIK Uli A I'M AN.
To conclude with laughable musical Kxtrava
-?auca, enllilcil
J KN NY LIND.
Ji nnT l.lml (with Song*).. Miss ELLA CHAPMAN.
Cranny Hag (with Songs).Mr. c. ll. BISHOP.
(lu KA THUDA T AFTERNOON, tho oriental linr
lesnue of KUItl'V TIIIKVMM, or Striking Oil in
?."amil- Jars.
Os- ADMISSION 50 amt 23 cents.
On SATURDAY NICHT a groat bill.
Hereafter the Curtain will rise ?il quarter liefere
8 o'clock. itoe.l
rpJIE CHILDREN'S J Ul) I LEE
AT TIIH
ACA P Ii ll Y 0 V MUSIC.
SATURDAY AKTRRNOON, GRANU ORIKNTAIi
BURLESQUE.
FORTY THIEVES I
FORTY TH I KV KS !
KO I IT Y TH I KY KS !
In thu Evening,
TOO!) 1. li S !
T 0 0 D L E S !
T O f) I) L li S !
Ann
K O lt T Y T II I K V K H !
ADMISSION 50 cents. Children, 25 cents for
MATINKK. dcoll
A
C A I) ii M Y OF MUSIC
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Kor ibo gralilloation of those residing out of
thc elly, who will visit Charleston Christinas
week, n series of KI.KOAKT, AMUSING AND SEA?
SONABLE PERFORMANCES will tic Riven at Hie
Academy, commencing December 20. The plays
will he new and attractive, and will bc produced in
llrst class style, In a Temple or thc Drama that
favorably compares with the best structures or
New York City In embellishment, coinrort und
beauty. decu c
tjorliculture, ftgricnltiire, Sic.
A :?i I li PLANT.
We have accepted Hie AGENCY for thc above.
We have sonic lu nore, amt cnn lill orders in unv
quantity. KINSMAN A HOWELL, "
dec.!. 2 _ No, 12? Ensl Hay.
BY PERMISSION OF Tllli COU HT OF
PROBATE.
For sale at tte'all and at Low Puters,
THE LATE CONRAD KING'S STUCK IN
TRADE,
All ol widch is or very recent im portal lons, se
looted personally by Mr. itinir, principally from
the Messrs. Lumireih's ol' Philadelphia, for nus
market. The stock consists of the best und most
choice
CA DRAG K SEEDS, rf all kinds.
Tomato Seeds,
(luliicu timi Cost?n Squash Seeds,
Turnip and Rula Raga Seeds,
t'eus. Parsnip mid Carrot Seeds,
? .".arly und Sweetcorn Seeds,
And all oilier kinds, common to Southern ell?
ina.. ?.
ALSO,
PLOUGHS, Hoe?, Spades and every variety or
Garden and Farm Implement*, on thc moat im?
proved pan ems.
At.^O,
GASKET and GLASS-WARE.
A MM),
WHFEf.RARROWS and HARROWS.
Ai Hie Store. Ko. 363 west side of Kinir, below
Gcorgustreet, and known for the Inst forty years as
LANDRETH'S AND RING'S SEED AND AGRI?
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING CHOLWELL,
dect 1 tnwri2 Administrator.
E
Cumber, irnd, S~c.
N a L t s ii COA
50 tons or host "Wigan" House COAL, arrived
per "Yuinnrl" rroin Liverpool.
For sale br lt. T. WALKER,
deeio i
tDrn t?oo?o, Cve.
JJKW HAVINGS INSTITUTION.
THE TIME APPROACH KS WHEN
VT ARM C L O T ll I N G
ls unavoidable, and tho point ls lo know
HOW AX? WWKKM TO (10 TO OBTAIN A SUPPLY.
A ?:rcat many havo found out already, and now
advise their frends in want or
I) i: Y G O O I) s
To cali at
FURO fl G OTT & HR ().,
COSKKU OP KINO ANO CALHOUN' STIIEI-TS,
Where Dry Goods can he bought toa great advan?
tage. Attention ts culled to:
iou pair 10-4 White Blankets, only $3 75, worth
fi 50.
FJ-4 German Coverlets, from $1 up.
i_nrgn Comforts, only $3.
100 pair Fine Double Shawls, only (4 50, worth
.a oo.
Arni) Shawls, from $4, up.
i caso Drown Camon Flannel, only 15c. por
yard, worth 20c.
Heavy Rlack Ucavcr Cloth for Cloaks, only $2,
worth %-i 75.
A fine assortment of Brown Shirtings, Long
cloth.., Alpacas, Dress Goods, Notions, Ho?
siery, Gloves, Ao., willoh have ticen bought by
largo quantities, and wlU bc sold to satisfy thc
purchasers in cvory respect.
FCRCIIGOTT A BRO.,
Corner King and CoUionn streets.
07>-A special Department for Roots, Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, Ac, sold at correspondingly low
prices. nov22 3mns
C
?ailoring, Sic.
LOTU INO, TAIL 0 HING
t
FURNISHING GOODS
KEN RI? A MOLLER,
No. 325 KINO STUB UT,
Throe Doom below Liberty street.
Have just received and opened a largo and line
assortment of Men's YouHis' and Hoy's CLOTJI
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac. Consisting of
Elegant OVERCOATS, Business and Dress Suits,
White and Colored Shirts, Underwear Goods, Ac.,
English and Domestic Half Hose, Alexander's
mid Couvislor's Kid (Hoves, Buckskin, Doeskin,
Co'rskIn; Clolh, Uaaslmerc, Tweed; Silk and
ru read Gloves, Linen and Paper Collurs, Crsvnu,
Nook Tics, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Umbrellas, Ac
Also, a large sud well assorted stock of BROAD?
CLOTH, CASSI M ERK, DOESKIN. Il B A V K H
LILITH, Ac, a largo variety ot tho new style Panis
ami Yeal Patterns, willoh we oner to sell by piece,
yard or pattern, or make up Into garments by
measure. In tho latest styli*.
our stock has ticen selected with great care,
und prices marked very low, in plain llgnres.
Being confident Hint weean oller Inducements
nncqiinttcd by any other house, wo solicit bnyers
la our line lo give us a call before purchasing
CUM vv horn.
All orders wUI rocolvo onr prompt and very
careful ut tentlon.
Knllrc satisfaction ls guaranteed.
octll mwranius
C^UPERIOR COLOGNE WATBK.
^Manufactured And tor sale Jby
Dr. H. BARR.
.Ott No. 131 Meeting street.
Groceries, Ciqnoro, Sic.
TOLOUlt! FLOUR! FLOUR!
.".no barrels Family FLOUR
200 barrels Kxlra Flour
SOO barrels Soper Flour
'MO barrels flue und Middling flour.
TO Altltl VB,
TOD barrels Super and Kxlra FLOUR, wbirU
will oe sold ai reduced pilers. i>v
KTKKI10I?SR A CO.,
doc 11 .', M"a. jos. no ?uni Ila Kiwi Hay.
?>1UM!: Wi I ?TR NORTH CAROLINA.
I COHN IN HULK.
loco bushels Prim? White Korlh Carolina CORN
In bulk, balance or cargo nf Schooner Anule
Knrrow landing, thia day, and rm* saleit*
deni? I MOKIIUCAI A CO.
M !' A O N K S . V.
C "A
H
U
W Milln- A CHANDON'S IMPERIAL M
W Te Clicquot Ponsurdln o,
Tiper U Co. Ilcldscick
?a M
Jlutuni's Dry Ver/.enay
rK Jd u IR m's Ver/.enay.
IlOUChC Fils 4 Co.'a
V. Q
Napoleon's Cabinet
^ Curie Rlaiicbc 00
Cabinet *~3
Dry Ver/.enay. ?*
ci Pl
WM. S. CORWIN A co., M
No. 2*5 King street. 1-3
'?; ilcci6
K L A T ? E & O?".
Are now receiving a roll Stock, of
G lt 0CBRI?8 AND LIQUORS,
CONSISTIKU OV:
loo barrels REFINED BIMI A KS
20 hilda, anil barrets haw Sugar
iou bini-., mid barrels Molasses
li) barrels Beehive Syrup
loo bags Coiroes
loo packages Mackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and .1
SA barrels Pickled Mullens und Herrings
MD kegs Nails
ino boxes Cheese
mu boxes Soaps
goo barrels Klwur-Fine, Super, Extra and
Family
25 half chests Hyson niul Oolong Tea
5i) kegs Dutch Herrings
loo barrels nm) .uti? Lard
100 barrels Gibson's mut Walter's Whiskey
- casks (?in. Itraiuly mid Wines
So oases Woirc's SchloUaiu Schnapps
2.1 cusen Hosteller's milers,
r.alsins, currants. Citron. Prunes, Figs, Al?
monds. Jenica, Oysters, Pickles. sweet on, Toma
loos. Ilrnttily and Fresh Peaches, Soda, Fire
Crackers, Sardines, Starch, Shot, l'owdor.Matchcs,
llrooms mid Ituckets, Siuirkraut, Ac, Ac.
For sale at iuweal prices.
U. Kl.ATTI*. A CO.,
No. SOI Fast, liny,
nnv2;1 Nortliwcsl corner Cuiiilierland street.
E R R I N 0 S ? II lilt R I N G S !
H
Just reoeivod. 1700 boxes Sealed HERRINGS,
medium Hly.c, mid tirighl. For sale Uv
JOHN A TH KO. ? ETTY,
decir? North Atlanlio Wharf.
c
O lt N A K JJ OA T
"ooo Imshels Primo Dry, While North Carolina
COHN. For auto loir ?vlilfo landing by
WEST A .KINKS,
deal S No. Tu Rust Hay.
APPLES! APPLB8! APPLES!
ao barrels CHOICE APPLKS, landing fro
Schooner ll. N. Hawkins.
For sale by JOHN F. O'NRH.f. A SON,
docll No. 107 Fast Hay.
rpiAYLOU'S ALBANY CREAM ALB.
A frosh supply or this Golcbratod llrand of AI.R
received rrosb every week, in barrels and hali
barrels. For sale by
JOHN P. O'NEILL ft SON.
Agents for South Carolina,
decll No. 167 Knat Hay.
J 13 G B R A N I) Y .
m quarter casks) Of this cclcbralcd brand on
lt) eighth cusks J hand, anti Tor sato by
M OTT KT. 11UC11 KT A. CO.,
doclS wfmn No. 4 Adger's Wharf.
Q.EO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
WHOLRSALE CltOOERS,
HAYN B BT RB RT, CHARLESTON, S. C.,
Have In Store and lo arrive, which they ore
ofTcn ig nt lowest market prices
1000 Obis. Yellow Pilli! Eyo Planting POTATOES
-wi:,i sacks Liverpool Sall
do bales Standard (tunny Itncgtng
201) omis Hemp, Jule, Cotton ?ind Manilla Rope
'ou hlds. Relined Sugars
30 hhds. Porto Itico Sugars
'Jj Illida. Muscovado Sugars
iou Idols. Old Crop Cuba Molasses
::??> bids. Old Crop Cuba Molasses
loo bbb). Sugar House Syrup
1100 lings Kio. I.ngimyra and .lava Couoo
aaa boxes Colgate No, 1 and Palo Soaps
2i0 boxes K. 1)., Chesliiro and Stale Choose
MO hills. Fine. Super, Kxlra nud Family Flour
r.oo packages Pish. Nos. 1, 2 and a
moo kegs Parker Mill Nails:
Orange Illili POWRKE. Shot nnd Lead, Caps,
Candies, Fire Crackers, Soda ami Sugar Crackers,
Rugar Jumbles, Suda in kegs ?nut papers, Starch,
Oysters, Sardines, Candy. IllinkCIS and Tubs,
Raisins, Figs. Potash and Lye, Klee, Ac, Ac.
novst wfiniiniiis
J^JSON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
in WAIIMANTin TO UKMOVK
ALL DESIRE FOR TOBACCO.
IHSON'S TODACCO ANTI DOTE ls tor sale by
DK. ll. rt A Kit.
a. W. A IMA lt.
O. J. LHIIN.
Du. K. ll. KKLl.EltS.
Dil. W. A. SK lt I NE.
K. S. BURNHAM.
nov24 wfmSmos
TARD AND CANDLES.
Choice FAMILY LAUD, In 3, 5, 7and 10 pound
caddies.
Condies. In whole nod half boxes, all weights.
As Agent for thu Manufacturers, I offer tho above
coo-is al lowest market ratas, with a liberal dis?
count lo Hie trade for large lois. Deniers arc re
iptcsied to give mo a call. Ilelng In weekly re?
ceipt of supplies, I can Oil ull orders promptly.
J. N. R01ISON,
Nos. 1 and i Atlantic Wharf.
decs mwflmon*o
F
ALLS CI
STEAM BAKERY,
i-oniuvii.i.K, KY.,
Monuiaclory o? Paient, A?rau-d, Farina, Water,
Umtun, lintier Sugar, U nion, Wine, Milk, Cream
?and SODA CRACK KRS, (Huger Snaps, Mc
iusKca Cakes, fte. Having accepted the Agency
of tho above Factory, I am prepared to Hil ad
orders al M_:nnr.tci'.it er's prices.
J. N. ROBSON,
Nos. 1 and 2 AU.un lo Wharf,
dec-l fmWImomo _Agent ror the Slate.
TJENZ1NB, DOUBLE DISTILLED,
WILL BRM OVE (1 lt R A 8 R SPOTS.
Maiiuracturud und for sale, wholesale und ro?
tan, hy Hil. H. RA KR,
anvil No. 181 Meeting sircet.
jy? ARENGO
CUR HS FEVER AND A Cl "E.
THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
?7-For sale by all Druggists.
C J. LUI. N, Agent,
Druggist,
Corner Kit ? and John street,
scptl'f ames_Charleston, S C.
g~0 LOMON?S BITTERS
ARB POR SAI.H BY
Ors. RAOUL A, LYNAS,
At Wholesale and Retail,
CORNER KiHO AND MARKET 8TR"tST*.
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