Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TEE31S OF TUE IfEW8. _A t> TM DAILY NEWS, i>y mail, one year $6; six montos $3; three inouihs $2: one month 75 cents. Served tn ihe city at FIFTEEN CENTS a week, paya hle to the carriers, or $t> a year, paid in advance at the otttce. THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, one year *3; six "months $2; and 50 cents a month for any shorter period. ^SUBSCRIPTIONS In all CASI I payable in advance, and no paper continued after thc expiration of the time paid for. . ADVERTISEMENTS.-First insertion 15 cents a line; 8uuseo,u{.., insertions 10 cents a line. Spe? cial Notices 15 c its a line each Insertion. Busi? ness Notices 20 .cuts a line each insertion. Mar? riage and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts and Electrotype Advertisements will be Inserted dn the Fourth Page only. NOTICES of Want3, To lient, Lost and Found, Boarding, Ac, not exceeding 20 words, 25 cents -each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 30 words, 40 cents each insertion; over 30 and not exceeding 40 words, 50 cents each Insertion. All announcements to bc published at these rates must berpaid for in advance. KnirrrANCss should be made by Postotilce Money Order or by Express. If thi3 cannot be 'done, protection against losses by mall may bc secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able to the order of the proprietors of THE NEWS, Or by sending the money in a registered letter. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., No. 149 East Bay. Charleston, S. C. MONDAY? DECEMBER 20, I860. NEWS OF TUE DAT. --Gold closed in New York on Saturday at Ot?te*. f -Cotton closed in New Vork on Saturday dull aa* unchanged, with sales of ?oeo bales at 25c -' -Cotton closed in Liverpool on Saturday at UKa. Sales 14,000 bales. . -The Emperor Napoleon bas been suffering - from illness for a few day?, but ls now better. - Vanderbilt propos?* to have palatial railway depots on hts roads, such as they have in Europe. -Fourteen Important Northern failures are an? nounced, including Howard A Cole, dry goods iuerehants, Baltimore. -Miss Anna E. Dickinson has succeeded in 'making the lecture sensation of the season with ' her "Whited Sepulchres." -A young lady, aged seventeen, has been ar? rested in Buffalo for bigamy. Sh Aegan marrying . al the age of fourteen. - -The Spaniards ia New York felicitate them .eireo with the belief that the President released . the gunboats because he feared a*war with Spain. ; ' -A resolution has been adopted by thc Spanish . Cortes instructing the Committee on Constitution > to propose a bill providing for the ?ffttion of a : monarch. -It is reported that thc Empress bas instructed her chamberlain to meet Pero Hyacinthe on his arrival at Havre, and dissuade him from attempt ' lng to preach in Paris. . -The" vote for Governor in Texas is so close that an official count only can satisfactorily de . termine the result. Thc Conservatives claim a .majority in the Legislature on Joint ballot. -The last of London rumors about thc Suez . Canal was sanclemly important to call forth an i authoritative denial. The canal is not to be closed la order that new excavations may bc made. -ThaNew York Herald of Friday, In Its review of the stock market for the preceding day, says: "In Southern securities the South Carolinas were " strong and active, particularly at thc carly call i-when 76>4 was bid for the new bonds, c. -The report that the French Government had ''sent a note to thc Holy See, declaring thc prc J clam?t lon of the dogma of Papal infallibility - would release France from thc political obliga ' tiona af the Concordatas a fabrication. p -Auberon HerberX-raamiu^jQLI'arUament, has resigned llls^?xford fellowship. In a norn an? nouncing this Btep, he complains that the man - agement of the University ls unwise and unjust, x because it insists in adhering to a policy of ex e- elusiveness. -The apprehensions In regard to the health of .- the' Pope were caused by the report which was ?". olrculated throughout Europe that he had an ap oplectlc attack, and remained incapable of mo. Hon. The report ls pronounced utterly without foundation. The health of thc Pope ls at present remarkably good. -General George II. Thomas ls highly indignant that the Tennessee Legislature should have en. tertalned a proposition to sell his portrait, which ' hangs in the State library, although theproposl < bbb was rejected by a large majority. He wants Pty the State the cost or the portrait, and in tends returning the gold medal voted him for his victory at Nashville m 1SS4. j? -The Paris Figaro of Thursday says that Count 1 Daru has had a conversation with thc Emperor on the subject of his entering thc Cabinet. He - made,? condition of receiving thc appointment that the Orleans Princes should be permit : ted to enter France. The Emperor replied that : "lt was the Republic that wiled them," and con eluded hts remarks to the Count with the words, "See me again on this Interesting subject." -The subject of the Alabama claims ls again extensively discussed in England, and among other writers, the celebrated "Historicus" pub? lishes an article in relation to it. He asserts that the European States refused te consider Jefferson . Davis and Robert E. Lee "pirates," for thc same reason that France long before refused to so re? gard Benjamin Franklin. The analogy Lu thc cases of Paul Jones and Admiral Sommes he thinks complete, and thence goes on to draw ob? vious inferences. -Letters from Rome report that the Pope urges the appointment of -Gallican bishops on the lead ' lng committees, lt ls generally understood that - the object of thc recent decree of thc Pope, dis? solving the Council m case of his death, ls to prc . rent the election to thc Papacy of any but au Italian. The Council has as yet been unable to frame a commission to regulate relations between church-and Stare and define thc rights of cudi. Several votes have been taken, bur they were In? decisive. -The London Times of Friday, alluding to the Alabama claims, says: "If Mr. Motley proposes that negotiations for thc settlement of thc claims be reopened at Washington, thc proposa' will bc accepted. We must add that lt would be useless to negotiate or to talk of negotiating unless each aide bi prepared to enter upon negotiations with confidence in the honor of the other. The sharge made by Americans Ls that we did not show a proper feeling toward them during the war; that our want or proper feeling led aa to afford nnfalr assistance to our enemies. The defence is that lt waa our duty to abstain from showing feelings towards cither side: that - the alleged unfair assistance was a strict observ? ance or neutrality. It is plain that satisfactory relations between thc two countries cannot be re atored until we understand and respect thc crav? ing of Americans for sympathy, and they under atand the difficulties of our situation as impartial bystanders, Injured by a war In which wc felt bound te abstain from Interference. Wc shall never arrive at the restoration of friendship if wc begin in the spirit of pettifogging attorney.?. American statesmen and writcis may renumber with advaatage that our blood Is, after all, not very different from th?ir own. Englishmen have aus?#ptlbiliUes as well cs Americans. It ls not propabie we shall bs drawn towards thc Ameri? cans by the luggestion that wc arc insincere and bent on provoking those with whom we profess to be dealing openly." -The scene at thc opening of the French Cham berala described as dazzling in thc extreme, A gtlt arm-chair served a* thc throne, on thc righi of which was the Empress'stand. In front of Ute throne were cardinals, ministers members of the privy wundLman-hal3,admiraI<i.gn?nd crosse-; of the legion of honor, presidents ami members of the Council of State. TliN was a very brilliant 1 night, from the various costumes worn hy these ctionaries, and adorned with ribbons and ?oma of them mounted with diamonds "ter'? grand cross of the legion of honor given him br the Emperor, cost S12,ooo gold.) Aa soon tn thc Emperor's arrival at thc Louvre's portal was announced, Princess Clotilde, Princess Mathilde and the Princesses Murat, followed by thc ladies of their household, came out of thc drawing-room, where they had been walting, and, preceded by a master of cere? monies, took their scats on the Emperor's stand. Her Majesty's arm-chair was untenanted? Prince Napoleon headed thc procession, followed by tho Imperial Prince and the Emperor. It was ob? served that his Majesty appeared to be In excel? lent health; he is regaining flesh, walks firmly, and with aa elastic step. Thc Imperial Prince still looks very delicate, an ! with a strong ten? dency to consumption. After the delivery of the speech, which was printed, thc newly elected deputies were called to take thc oath of allegiance. Rochcfort's name was greeted with peals of iron, ical laughter. Ile ls being severely left alone by his associates. WE i>E<."to state that wc will to-morrow print descriptive notices of Hie Christmas advertisements appearing in Tin: NEWS, ami that similar notices of Christmas adver? tisements appearing for the first time will appear from day to day during thc rest of | the week. Aux Armes! Governor Scott is still accumulating rifles, accoutrements and ball cartridges, and not a i week passes that ho does not add to Iiis store. The New York steamer of Friday is reported to have brought a largo consign? ment, jud by next summer thc State will have as many Winchester riiles, sets of ac? coutrements, and rounds of ammunition as are needed for thc coining campaign. Th?re are in Columbia sonic Radicals lx)ld enough to acknowledge that Governor Scott is quietly making ready for thc elections, which tukc place next fal!. They avow their determination to carry thc State at any cost, and declare that they will, if necessary, post a detachment of negro ?Didiers at every polling place whore a Radien! majority is at all doubtful. The hopelessly l?adical counties will not lie molested; but Charleston nnd the up-country will he hold at thc point of thc bayonet. When it was suggested to tlio.se blusterous Radicals that lue white people might possi? bly buckle on their swords, shoulder their rifles, and drive tito marauders across the border of time or South Carolina, the cool answer was, that "if the Carolinians could '.have boen made to fight, they would have ''fought long ago." It is evident enough that tho quiet forti? tude of our people has persuaded tue Radi? cal leaders that South Carolinians will bear ivory shame, every insult and every wrong, rather (han -"take aims against a S?M ot troubl***, And. by opposing, end them.'1 Our Shipping. Heretofore thc South has. borne thc blaine of the extinction of American commerce. It was supposed that tho Alabama and tho Shenandoah had driven from the ocean thc mercantile marino of tho United States. But now that these vessels have flitted out of sight, like tho Flying Dutchman, tho evil remains. Empty shipyards, beggared mer? chants, American vessels passing in larger numbers and at depreciated vuluesdnto for? eign bands, me depression, and wc might almost say. the ruin of the shipping inter? est, have served to lix tho blame where it justly belongs. The absurd legislation of a Radical Congress has done moro to destroy our commerce than all tho risks of war and the ravages of cruisers. To conciliate thc iron interest of Penn? sylvania, heavy duties have been laid upon foreign plates. The result is, as tho Times confesses, that it costs us twenty per cent, more to build an iron vessel than il costs on the Clyde. Thus Congress has kept tho raw material, out of which all tho large ships are now constructed, out of the hands of the shipbuilders. Rat in order to satisfy this class, thc merchants wore prevented from buying foreign-built vessels, even for foreign trade. Thu3 the supreme legislature of a great nation has adopted the policy of thc dog In the manger. You shall not make the ships, it bas said to thc mechanic. You shall not buy tho ships, it has said to the merchant. And this was tantamount to say? ing to thc country, heretofore a first-class power upon the ocean, you shall have no ships at all. Tliis is a grievance that cannot and will not much longer be endured. The people are taxed enongh already. They cannot afford to pay an additional tax tb foreign shippers for every import and export that maintains our commercial relations with the outside world. The raw material needed for shipbuilding should be imported free of duty. And our merchants should have every facility, as tho French merchants do, for purchasing whatever vessels they need for the transportation of products and supplies across the water. The cue is so clear that even Ratler nii^lit see it with Iiis other eve. THERE was n spicy debate ou thc - bone "bill" in the senate on Friday. Nash said, very frankly, that he "hadn't the cheek, to "vote for it, and ifhe did he could uot look "his constituents in the face.'' Corbin called the opposition of thc press lo the bill-"in "famons." and 3aid that he was interested in its pa??agc. Madame Rumour says thal Mr. Corbin is interested --toil thous "and dollars!" WE ARE glad to heir it stated upon au? thority that the Postmaster-General will, during the presen', session of Congress, re? commend legislation looking toward the adoption of a postal telegraph system by the Fostofficc Department. Senator Ramsey, the chairman of thc Postal Coinmiitcc in the Senate, i* said to bo a very warro advocate of this plan, and believed t ho. day is not far distant when the government will adopt it. THE true history of the. passage of tim bill to pay the interest nu the State debt i;i coin j is now leaking ont. Oar Columbia con es- j pondent v.ritcsj that thirty-seven members j of the Legislature were bribed to rotc for Hie bill. Two o? thejn were paid $1000 each, ami tiie others from $200 to flo. lu a few days we hope to be able to publish the names nf th,- persons who wort: bribed, and thc amount which each 0:10 received. A BILL -for li?o better protection of labor? ers, and fortist- appointment ofucomtnU "Fioner of contracts in each county," aili bo found in our Columbia correspondence. A Dictator Wanted. Thc Quakers think thc Indians can be civ? ilized. The experiment inaugurated by Presideut Grant bas, during the few past months, been a distinguished success. The commissioners have civilized the wild tribes by their meekness. Could not lite President do something of Hie same sort for us? Is (here no respectable man. in all this vast area of Slates, who lias sufficient judg? ment to be th? Dictator of South Caro? lina? We prefer to bc ruled by a ly ra nt rather than a mob. We respectfully ask Of President Grant and Congress a ruler, as wiso ami just as those assigned to the Indians ol" of the Western Reserve. We'* can save money by giving to any man but an ass or a knave-a Sickles or a Conby-the admin? istration of thc affairs of the State. Assign us a Dictator at a salary of one hundred thousand dollars a year, and we cati do bet? ter than we ore doing now. Wo humbly think thal the State of South Carolina is worth something to the General Government. It has some intelligence and some resources. It can raise sonic stock, if the cattle are protected. Il eau produce some cotton, if the gin-houses are not barned. But, al pres? ent, Hie stock-killers ami the gin-burners are protected, while the planters are put beyond the pale of law. A man ol' Mr. Sumner's "caste" caa set thc torch to any house, or shoot a:iy animal, or man. or woman, he pleases. Tho Governor and thc Legislature do not concern themselves about such trifles. J Under these circumstances, we respect? fully ask Congress to appoint a Dictator for the State of South Carolina. If the word be unrepublican, we will not quarrel about names. Ile may bo called n Commissioner, or a Quaker, or a Kinir Log, after ?Esop. We ?iave fattened Kin:- stork long enough. DITLU::. surnamed the Beast, has written an elaborate letter to Greeley, opposing (he universal amnesty views of the Tribune philosopher. Datier declares that, in bb opinion, the worst men at Hie South are lite newspaper editors. What Hie newspaper editors in question think of Duller has been for a long lime a matter of considerable notoriety, and need not bc repeated now. TUE Washington papers announce the arriva! in thal city of the Honorable Christo? pher Columba- Bowen. Our Columbia vices indicate that the honorable gentleman left that place without settling sundry claims, which tho honor that ls proverbial among thieves should have constrained him to pay. Tnt-: ..Blue Ridge Ring" gave a party in Columbia on Friday, on tho strength of Hie ?T?.ooo paid the contractors for $1500 worth of work. TIIE expenses of Charleston County for tho year are to be about $150,000. Hiatus. TTTANTS OK A I.Ti KINDS CAN BE VT made known to everybody in this colunia at the rate of ss cents for twenty words or U ss, each Insertion, ir paid lu odvance. TY/ANTED, A PARTNER IN A WELL YT established Business, willi a capital o? j ??..ooo. Address v. s. w. x.. Charleston Post?nico, ilrcls :; ~\T7"ANTED. A Will Pi: WOMAN, CAPA W M.c "r i-mu?" ' ",lt,,? eiinureirs Clothes, ami WTlO is a ?roo.I seamstress. Apjilv at No. ll Mcdills street. tleclO TTTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN FROM TV the up-country, a Situation insume Whole? sale or Retail House, can influence trade, or would travel for some legitimate business. Ad? dress Mi ?URIS, onlec of Tn? Nsws. decs v. WANTED. A SITUATION AS SUPER? INTENDENT on a Rice Plantation by a one armed man, who has seven .years' experience III Rice culture, and (rood recommendations from his former employers. Picase address W. i'.. \V., Charleston. S. C. decS W TA NT Kl), A SITUATION AS CLERKE T V ia a Wholesale Uni': Store, or a large De? tail and Prescription Drag store. No objection io go in the country, wm expect but a small com? pensation ?a Drat. The applicant ls a graduate ol thc South Caroiina Medical College. Address M. D., through the Post?nico. . octti TETANTEDT? HOUSE, NEA Ii Tt?? TV central part of thc city, containing five or six rooms, with gool outbuildings and water. Address 1>, at this (lillee, sepfjs AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO sell thc American KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever Invented. Price S'J">. Will knit 'jo.ouu stitches per minute. Address American Knitting Machine Company, Boston, Ma. a., or St. Louis, Mo. or'.jj nmos TTTANTED. AGENTS.-TWO HUNDRED Vt and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell thc only Genuine Improved Common Sense Fauiih SEWING MACHINE. Price only si^. Great In? ducements to Agents. Tid- is Hie most popular Sewing Machine of Hie dav-makes the fumons ..Elastic Lock Stitch"-will do any kind of work that can bc done on any machine. ' One hundred thousand sold and the'demand constantly in creasing. Now is the tittie to tala" HU agency. Send for Circulars. e?~ Bcwurc of infringer*.' u Address SECOMB A CO.. Boston, Mass.: Puts burg, Pa., or St. Louis. Mo. oetuy Smos ?io Bent. HOUSES, FARMS, STORKS, ROOMS, Ac, now vacant, can readily Le rented by advertising them in this coin.nu." Thc rate is it cents for tweuty-words or less, each insertion, ii paid in advance. TO RENT, A LARGE AND WELL finished Store, four (ti rooms attached, ai the corner of Coining and Radcliffe st retas. Ap. ply to JOHN H. DEVEREUX, Architect, corner Broad and Church streets. ilccJO 110 RENT. THE TWO VND A HALF . STORY BRICK RESIDCNl'K, Meeting street, between Society and Wentworth street, east side, containing four square looms, two attics, pantry, ami dressing room, wlMi cistern and iiecessa? outbuildings, Apply at ll AI tr S Hanl tr ure store, corner King and Market Streets. dec:; TO RENT. A FINE STORE WITH FIX? TURES for a grocery and ii ir-ruom, corner Longitude Lane an?l Mast Haw To au approved teHant rent will be $10 per moat h. Also, six large square Rooms, with fireplaces. Lack piazzas j and clsicrn water on every story. The rooina will he rented singly if preferred. Inquire of Mr. ? ROSE, on the premises. nctic i 110 RENT. THE FINE RICK AND COT- i . TON PLANTATION*, known ns "ClayHeld," I lu elitist Church Parish, twenty miles from' Mouut I'leajuut. This place has been planted even ' year since the war. The Engine, Threshing Ap- I paratas and Oius uro in complete order. There arc about soo acres prim'! rice land, with vcr? extensive reserves, and about UKI acres cotton land, 'l here is a capaci?n.* residence of seven rooms, with the usual outbuildings. The settle? ment numbers twelve houses, lu the best repair. Labor ia very abundant in the vicinity. The traci covers ?boiii .Mino acres, affording a capital range for stock, bol li In sumiller and winter. Auvone applying Immediately, may obtain ou the place, mides, carts, ploughs, harrow-, seed rice and col? ton seed, l'or additional particulars, applr to JAMES UcCABR, Calltonu Cotton Press, Church street, near Broad. deda uri:-; L'oct lilli) fotma. Q T U A V E I) FROM No. 51 11 ASEL ! IO street, beiwe'ii Anson an'l East. Bay, un Sat- I urday, Decc:ulM<r IS, a while and yellow Setler Pap, female. If leB us above, Hi" ?mfrv will lie j rewarded. dcciW 1 j LOST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF VOU have lost anything, make it known to the public through this column. The rate for twenty words or less, each inser? ten, ls Si ccuis. if pa iii in advance. IOST OR STRAYED FROM MY PKEM J ISES, No. ISOCalhouu street, a large white HULL TERRIER, having n black spot over one aye, and his ears und tun cut. The nuder of the same will be rcwiirdcd on Its delivery at the above pl ire. declO ?ot Stile. EBAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO? PERTY or any kind may bo advertised tor sale in tlUs column, at thc rat? of -J5 cents for twenty words or less, cadi insertion, ir pni<i in advance. _ 1710KSALE, A LOT OF WHITE PINE 1 PACKING BOXES. Apply at Ko. 82Church nt reet, near inroad. decs* 1* HORSES AND MULES. - THE SUB? SCRIBER has and will kee? on hand a con Munt ?ripply ,;? Mil.HS AND HORSES athis Stables, tineen street, between Friend and Ma jtyefc. * - P. WEST. dec?s m _ mURKEVS, EOWLS. DUCKS, ?fcc.-I ? have lust received from ibo ci nntry a large he or fine Turkeys, Fowls and Uncles, also some Fresh Rutter, which I am selling by retail at wholesale prices, c?u early if von want a bar? gain. WM. i IL'NT, No. 42 Markci street, north side. d els 8 FOR SALE. TWO FINE IRON WA TEE TANKS, each ol too gallons capacity. They measure 4 feet square. Apply at IL MURE &CO., Boyce's North Wharf. deas FOR SALE, SEVERAL YOUNO WORK HORSES AND MULES, at J. CHRISTO? PHER'S Stables. No. 506 Km',' Street. rtec3 FOR SALE. A FEW OFTJJOSK CHOICE HORSES and MI LKS still on hand, and for sale low to make room for anot her lot. ALSO, A Prime Young MAKE and her COLT, two months old. Apply to R. ARNOLD. dccl4 FOR SALK, AN EXCELLENT VARIE- ' TV of UPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered ai thc South Carolina Railroad, in bags of two bushels, SI SO per bushel for four bushels or less, il ncr Inishcl for six bushels or moro. Apply io GEORGE E. WilALEV, St. Matthew's P. G., Orangcbnrg County. S. C. _decj -.linos PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A CREAT BARGAIN.-One small Cylinder TA Y IAIR PRESS in complete repair, lt has been but little used, and is sold simply because the present owner has no USC for lt. The size of the lied of the Press is fortv-four by Ufty-clght inches. said Prcas wm bc sold ai a great bargain If applied for at once, as the room it oecu|)ies la wanted for other purposes. Addreaas Box No. 37uj New York Post?nico, septan T71 O R SALE, STEAM PORTABLE _r CROSS-CUT OR WOOD SAWING MA t MINES, King's paten!. Bul table for culling cord wood,,shingles, staves or clapboard blocks, and particularly adapted to thc wants or railroads, wood contractors, wood yard, saw mill, and lum? ber men generally. Pdr this machine we claim precedence over anything <>r thc kind ever at? tempted. Ali parties Interested and the public are invited to see this machine in operation daily rrotn ll o'clock A. M. to 1 I?. M.. at the Artesian Well Lot. corner Meeting and Wentworth streets. Siatdkw Countv rights or singlo machine.-. tor sale. Apply lo CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO. dec3 Imo r~l)7i SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION situated on the Ashley Uiver, a few miles Hom Hie city, containing about one hundred acres, one-half cleared, with comfortable dwell? ing and necessary outbuildings, ir not Mild by thc 20th Instant, Hie owuer will be willing io let i the premise.'* to a reponslble party with asman capital, to be planted on shares. Foi farther in- | formatiofjlppay to Veuning's Wharf, south of Calhoun street. dec4 Catii) foy Sale. FLORIDA LAND F ? R SAL E . - A valuable PLANTATION of SSO acres in Ma? rion County. Florida, ls olTcrcd al private sale, al.out one half cleared and under cultivation: part best hammock. This Plantation la one or the most desirable lu the State; is very produc? tive for Cotton. Klee. Corn, Sugar, Vegetables, Ac; also linc for Oranges and other Fruits; li located in one of thc healthiest and most plea Bant neighborhoods In Hie Slate, being conveni? ent lo railroads, churches, Ac. Apply lu A. lt. MULLIGAN,- Cotton Factor, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. C. nov!2 TTAtUABLE TIMRER LANDS AND V STEAM SAW MILLS FOU SALK.-I will sell 20,000 acres ol LAND all (I FOUR STEAM SAW MILLS, situated ia Collei ou County, S. C., on the Kdi-io River. Tin s,- Lands have an unlimited supply of thc very tined pine limiter, and also uno facilities ror limning machinery wita water power. All thc .Mills are now in successful operation, and are connected with the river tither by canal or rail? road. Location healthy, waler "excellent, and Quanda Well adapted for corn, cotton, ncc or cane. I will sell Uiese Lands In a I tod y or divide them into tracts lo suit purchasers. For flirt ber particulars, apply to JOHN T. JEN? NINGS, George's station, s. c. Railroad. deea hnwanoa* *> I Cid iroriKS TO LVR ASE mn A TERM OF YEA Its.-Thc large and beautiful PLANTATION, known as Kelli Place, Consisting Of 2400 acres, lino cleared. Soil rich and clay abounding in deposits of marl. Too acres of splendid colton land; loo acres of it will make a hag io the acre: location perfectly healthy all the y car; four and a half Hilles from Lewisvllle, South carolina Railroad; well settled; has been in constant cultivation since the war: has nil neces? sary buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables, ginbousc, screw, laborers' houses. Lyon s creek runs through the ?state and furnishes 'one or the best site* tor a factory In thc state. Will be s >ld with the lease, the following: S line ; young MULES, a large lot of Improved Imple- i ni-nts, llrinly Ploughs, New Gin, Dickson Colton i Seed, enough to plant thc cm ire crop: ?amo I bushels t>r< otton Seed for fir! nixing; ?oo bushels of corn. All will be .-'old oil tho place, low for cash. ; Parties desiring to lease are requested to inspect the growing crop of colton, which will give entire ' satisfaction. For terms, apply lo Mus. LAW HENCE KE1TT, st. Matthew's i'. o., Orangeburg . Oka riet, s. c. RxvKitRXCRS.-Major T. B. Whalcy, J. C. Ki-it t. Esq., Orangcbnrg; ii. tv. I'eronncau, Esq., Wil? liam Middleton, KSIJ., Charleston. netas nywf2ino* financial. mWO Ti KURANI) DOLLARS (?OLD Apply to I'INCKNEY IIROTI1ERS, dcclil North Albuillc .Wharf. OU?S M ? L A 1 N , L BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, . N o. IS BR 0 A D S T lt E K T. Charl -mon, S. C. Stocks. Hoads and Cold b.mght, carried and ?OM abort in New Vork City. j Particular attention paid' to the pun hase ami sale of ali kinds or Soul hem Securities. o? i S (?igars, OouiKC?, &*c. MADS E S ' S J. CM SA II MANUFACTORY AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCU HOUSE, No. 511 King street. Cmner nf Society -:i-i. "SHIV UV rilC INMAN I 'MKI." C li: A lt s: j LA CAROLINA PICA HS, al .* jo per M l.a Carolina Cigars. No. 1, at $22 per M Corona je Espana, No. ?. al *23 per M El Bouquet, at $30 per M Partagus, (Havana lining.) al ?io p.-r M ii. I'puiann, (Havana,) al S'>o per M Figaro, (Genuine Sjwnlsh,) nt .??;."> pw M ? .lenny Lind, nt >v> po;- M. As ail those bramN are made under my especial care and supervision, I can warrant that all cigars smoke wei! nnd will giv- satisfaction ni tho price.?. Imponed Cigars nf different grades. For Cigar Manufacturer*, a large aiuMrinieiii of I .caf Tobacco. ALSO. * A .-tn. k of ( in wing amt Smoking TOBACCO, ? and PIPES. Merchants nii-1 Consumers ure respectfully in? vited to give mea eaii. the undersigned being re- ! solved io give satisfaction. devis sinwlmo .t. MADSEN. 1 VT Cl IM I' () S I T I 0 N : R. !.. MURILLO, Manufacturer o? Havana and I Donn -tie CIGARS, and dialer in TOBACCO. Snuff ! and lipes, keeps always mi hand a lull assort- | mein ot nie above annies, and offers them from : 2u to no cents per lau cheaper than any other I house. Any orders for Cigars Will bc promptly I and railhflllly executed. Having on hand a large stoc k of lipes. I offer them at cost prices. Terms cash or cityucct-p- ; lance. Call at dccl4 tuth2m No. 332 KING STREET. ' SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING. LADIES AND CHILDREN Attended at their residences promptly and at reasonable rates. Send orders to W. E. MARSHALL, Barber, aprilll No. 31 Broad street, (up stairs.) i HUetings DOWN AVITIl MONOPOLIES ?-EQUAL KIO HTS TO ALL !-The citizens of Charles? ton, without distinction of party, will meet at 7 o'clock THIS KVENINO, al .Military Hall, lo protest against thc passage ol the bill, now pending in thc Legislature, to grant te Corbin. Chamberlain A Co. the '.'exclusive right" to work thc Phos pliaic beds of Hu- state. All person* opp. ised to this unprincipled scheme to subordinate thc rights of the many to the spe? culations ol the few, are invited io attend. dcc'JO J! ANY WOK Kl Nd M KN. Q AIN'T ANDREW'S LODGE, No. lo. IO A. 1". M.-The Annual Communication of the above Lodge will bc held at Masonic Hall, Tins EVENING, ai 7 o Mock. Ky order W. M. E. N. JEANNERE I T, dec20 Secretary. /CHARLESTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE \J COMPANY ol' AXMEN.-Attend an ad? journed Meeting or your Company, to he held Tuts EVENING at the Engine House. Market Street, at 7 o'clock, A punctual attendance is particularly requested, as business of greal Im? portance will be brough i up for consideration. By order. DANIEL W. MUSTARD, dectio Secretary pro ten;. HOPI-; ETRE ENGINE COMPANY.-THE Twenty-sixth Anniversary Meeting of your Company will be held at the Hall. Tins ?Monday' EVENING!, 20ih instant, al 7 o'clock precisely. Members arc requested to come prepared to pay their Arrears. Ky order. JifllX E. BURKS, dec Secretary. (Educational. SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNO LADIES, No. 7 LEGARE STREET. Miss C. M. REID. \ . Princinals Mrs. K W. BACOT, I 1 nDClp*us' Miss MARIE BAGOT.,.\ssistant. The exercises of this School will becommcuced on MONDAY, January 3, ISTO. For Circulars containing tenus, apply to either Principal. - decl3 m4* KINO'S NOUN T A I N MILITARY SCHOOL, VORKVILLE, S. C. T?c Pirsl Session of the school year of 1S70 will begin on the 1st of February, iS7o. Terms--For school expenses, Including tuition, board, trashing, lights, fuel, books and station? ery. Sias in currency, per session of live months, payable in advance. For circulars containing full particulars, apply to COLONEL A. COWARD, ilec9 Huns Principal and Proprietor. Bo ar? 1119. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD ttl Mrs. MILLER'S, No. 0 Hudson street. decl? I innen C5>oouo, ?-c. > !.: U V v M E R I E S AM? To I L ET A RT I C L Ks . FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN EXTRACTS. SOAPS Pomade?i oils Toilet Waters 1 Puff Ito.\-s ? Toi?c-t Sots, AC, AC. Hair, Tooth. Cloth an I Nail BRUSHES Ivory,Shell and Buffalo combs .lean Marie Farina Viol?is . Bcmarsou's, and ' A IMA R'S PREMIUM COLOGNE WATERS. Ai A KM A K'S, No. ICS King. decSO ia corner Yanderliorsl street V 1 S I TO K A Once said If wc only knew where thc resident citizens made their purchases there wcshould gel weil served. To such we offer A DIRECTORY. The ladies Who desire the latest styles of fash? ionable Head Dressing, furls, chignons or Braids, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. The gentlemen who desire to bc presentable In Adonis attire, for Wigs, Go lo M. & A. ASK I ON. AU who desire Hie bc.->t German Colognes, * Go to M. .v A. ASHTON. For Diadem or Coronal Combs, all (lo to M. ,t A. ASHTON. Those who require thc best Extracts, (?0 to M. A A. ASHTON. Every one who desires good Hair Knishes or Combs. Co to M. St A. ASHTON. Of necessity all . who require a good Tooth Knish, Co to M. A A. ASHTON. For genuine Talc dc Vcnis, all must Co to M. & A. ASHTON. Forfait- Dyes and RMcncrutors, ncarlv ail (lo to M. A A. ASHTON. In fact, all who require genuine gojds frota thc fallowing houses : Society Hygi?nique, ) . Bailey's, 1 . bubbra, J&lAUtiiison's, ~- j Cowdray's, I Sk'osneir*. I -r Pivcr, ;~ Lowe A Sons, ! ? Guerlain, i c? Yardley, I - Henry A Demarson, J I Row lauds ?i Sons, | = Howland, J = As also. Ven?s Goods lu 1 Hr ir line from every reputable manufacturer in the States, (lo to M. A A. ASHTON. No. 240 King street, Five doors from Market street, nov; mtrlSmiH "YyTl LLIAM G. WU IUD EN & CO. Have for Hie Holidays a rich assortment of VASES. TOILET SETS, Cl'PS AND SAUCERS, And Fancy Hoods. No. 253 KINK STREET, CORNER BEAL'FAIN. deed S I L V K R T A B I, E R I N GS, FRUIT KNIVES SUGAR SPOONS, And a variety of Fancy Silver for the Holidays, 1 FOE SALK BY WILLIAM G. W1IILDKN A CO.. Ku. SSS King Street, corner Bea 11 fa 1 n. deco j )ARTAN, AV E 1) G E W O O D. HAVRE FRENCH CHINA AND GRANITE-WARE, ASH |\ ,. vi: it Y VARIETY, foi: SAM: BY WILLIAM <!. WH1LDEN A CO., No. 2S3 King Street, corner ll ea ufa i 11. 10MPLETE SETS OL'TINE CUT 0 LASS DECANTERS, WINKS, CHAMPAGNES, Cordials, Finger Howls, Tumblers and (?obl?is, FOU SALE BY WILLIAM G. WH ILDES it CO., TJTTILL?AM G. W H I L D E N & CO. 1 HAYE roi: SALK LEATHER RETICULES, TRAVELLING LAOS, j Purses, Pocketbooks sud Portemonnaies, suitable j for Christmas Presents, at No. ^5 K1NC STREET, CORNER BEAUFA1N ilCitG A FINE ASSORTMENT OE WATCHES, CHATELAINS, VEST CHAINS. Brooches, Earrings, sleeve Huttons, stiel-, Ac, f?ll SALL BY WILLIAM G. W11ILDEN Si CO.. No. 2SS King Street, corner Kean fain, deco CjLLVER AND PLATED TEA SETS, j BUTTER DISHES, CORDIAL STANDS, Castors, Cups, Strawberry Dishes, Ac.. Ac ON EXHIBITION AS P FOR SAU! AT WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CU'S, No. -J.", King Street, corner Beau fa In. j deed I A Slmnscmcms. CADE M Y OF MUSIC Tili: BEGINNING OF TIIK CHRISTMAS FLAYS. ROSEDALE. i Thc Fashionable Play ROSEDALE. or two seasons In New ROSEDALE. 'Vork. prepared with new ROSEDALE. and flue scenery and elf? ROSEDALE. litant costamos, abonne" KOSEDALK. |ing in interesting and ROSEDALE. exciting situations inn or ROSEDALE. dramatic effects, written ROSEDALE. JbyMr. ROSEDALE. I LESTER WALLACE. ROSEDALE. Proprietor or Wallack'fl ROSEDALE. Theatre, New Voil:. PRODUCED THIS EVENING FOR THE FIRST TIME IN CHARLESTON. In preparation Robertson's elegant new Com? edy, entitled CASTE. Bouclcault'8 STREETS Ol' KEW YORK. Douoicault's-Dickens' CRICKET ON THE HEARTH, and other novelties. Seats can bc secured du-lng the day at the Academy. ilecio CADE M Y O F M U S I G S PEC I A L N OTIC E . A For the gratification of those residing ont of thc etty, who trill visit Charleston Christmas week, a series or ELEGANT, AMUSING AND SEA? SONABLE PERFORMANCES will he given at thc Academy, commencing December 20. Tt'c plays will bc newand attractive, and will tic produced in first-class style, In a Temple of thc Drama that favorably compares with the beal structures of New York City in embellishment, comfort and beauty. . decM o BALL. Thc Thirty-First Anniversary nan br thc 43 ER MAN FIRE COMPANY will bc held at tho Hiber? nian Hall, on Tins EVKXIKG, December 20, commencing nt s o'clock I*. M. BwTlckcts can be procured from tho following ^ntlenten: George Marl?nhoff, Chairman; U. Schr?ge, L. Schroal><\ M. J. H. Ostendortf, II. Uaealoon, 1'. Strcckfus, John Wiehrs. deel IQ, 18, 20 ?VT. PETER'S CATHOLIC FAIR. WilWm held at No. IA1) Meeting stree;, opposite Pavilion Hotel, opening on thc NIUIIT of the :17th December, and to be continued through the weet:. The Hall will bc opened in Ute afternoon rrom .1 to 5; at Night from 7 lo 1.. Children not admitted at night, unless with their relatives or guardians. Price of admission-Grown persons 53 cents: children 1"> cents; Season tickets Bl. dcc20 Gr . iHisrcllancons. P Fl X TU R ? S A select assortment or GAS CHANDELIERS, Hall Lights, Pendants. Brackets, Portable or Reading Stands, Drop Lights, Argand Rumers and Porcelain Shades, Cut and Ground iliads (?lobos and Shades, of latest design.-, just receiv? ed, by P. L- GU1LLEMIN, No. 140 church sttect, decao mwfd Sign of the Star. * /NANARLESI CANARIES! CANARIES! FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Just imported from Germany ?OJ first-class sing? ing CANARIES, GOLDFINCHES, Ac, also a lol ol fancy cages. For sale, fer a short lime only, al No. los King street, Charl* .?ton. ilecl82* J Y S T R E C E I Y E D AT <; orr E Y E N I E I! I! R OT H, E R S, SCCCRSSOKS 'I'.) A. ILLINO, FELT CAR PET INC 11. yar.ls wide, dcclo jp RAT TS -AST R A L " O I L. Unlike many other Illuminating Oils, is per? fectly pure ami free from all adulterations or mixtures of Suv kind, lt emus no offensive sinel! while burning, gives a soft and hriHiaut light, and can lie used with the same assurance of safely as gas. Chemists pronounce it the beat and safest Illuminating OH evor offered to the public; and insurance Companies endorse and urge lipon consumers the use ot thc ..Astral'' Oil in preference lo any other, lt is now burned by thousands of families, and lu no instance has any accident occurred Hom I la use; a lamp Oiled with lt, if upset and broken, will not explode. To prevent adulteration, the "Astra;" Oil is packed only in thc Guaranty Patent Cans, of i gallon and a gallons each, mid each can la scaled Ina manner that cannot be counterfeited. Every package with uncut seal we w arrant. Bo aurc and uei none imt tin- genuino amele, Pratt's "As? tral*'oil. for sale by dealers everywhere, and ai Wholesale and retail by the proprietors OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT, No. IDS Fulton street. New York. PostoMCC Rox No. 30?0. Send roi-circulars, willi testimonials and price II?AS. Enclose Hamps for io;?y ol'thc "Astral Light.'' i dec?a TMPROVED ARTIFICIAL DENTURES, JL . REYNOLDS1 PATENT. This importan: Improvement i< now placed wiibij Hr; rcuvii pf me citizens of Charleston. A' Hie Operating Rooms of Dr. CilUPEIN, No. 275 King street, specimens Illustrative of ibo nature ami advantages of this improvement are deposit? ed for inspection, and where, for a very ?united nine, Dr. REYNOLDS may bc consulted. decll Hnif?? IF YOU WANT BLANK BOOKS MADE To ORDER, and of Hie best material, to any t altern, go t,? EDWARD PERRY. No. I'M Meeting street, opposite charleston Hotel, Charleston, s. c. dcclt amos rjri F. C II ? P E I N , D ENT 1ST. OFP1CI M>. 270 ar.VO'STUEKT, no-, io Oinos IF YOU WAN T THE CELEBRATED CARTER'S WRITING aHd COPYING INK combined, go lo EDWARD PERRY. Nf?. UM Meeting street, opposite Charleslon Hotel, Charleston, s. c._decN limos tDrrj tf3oo?G, S"c. jjjTW SAYINGS INSTITUTION. THE TIME APPROACHES WHEN \Y A R M C LOTH! N G Is unavoidable, and the point is lo know HOW AND WU KKK 70 (WI TO OBTAIX A St'm.V. A grear many have found out already, and now advise their fiends In want of H R Y G O O I) S To call al F ? R C: II G O T T ft C B O., COUSUi: Or 17IM? ANO CAIJIOUX STnCBTS, Where Dry Goods can be bought toa cre.it advan? tage. Attention ls called to: loo pail" 10-4 White Blanket*, only $3 ?5, worth |4 f.0. 12-4 German Coverlets, from "i :;p. Large Com iori .?, only iou pair Fine Double Shawls, only $153, wor*'i $0 00. Arab Shawls, from up. l case Drown Canton Flannel, >a!y O ', pc: yard, worth Sb*. Heavy U!ui*k Beaver Cloth for Cloaks, only SS, worth ?2 7*i. A One assortment of Brown Sa?rt?oga, Long cloths, Alpacas, Dress (mod.., Notlona, Ho? siery, cloves, Ac. which have been bought by large quantities, and win bc soal to satisfy the purchasers In every respect. FURCI1COTT .i. BRO., Corner King and Calhoun streets. kVf\ special Department fer Boots, Shoes, Hats. Trunks, Ac sold at eotTrspondlngly low prices. U0V22 Cmos (?rocerks.jCiqnors, &c. Q O R N LANDING! i :oo bushels primo WHITE "ORS, per Steamer Mary tami. For saic low hy dcCM 2 /. N. Tl DKM ANN k CO. TJRBANA CHAMPAGNE. To close consignment. we will seil thc URBANA CHAMPAGNE, ar fl6 per case: ?i W per bottle. WM. S. CORWIN & CO., decSO .; Ne. 'J7"> King street. Q I. lr* " W If! ~W~K~T~li S. The undersigned heg to announce that they hare been appointed i>r Messrs. HENRYS, HAN? NI.- & CO., of Philadelphia, their Soie Agents for thc State of South Carolina for thc sale of their celebrated ACME X, XX. XXX, XXXX. NECTAR, CABINET, and other Brands OLD KYM wins KIES. They also wish to announce that they will lx-in constant receittt of their COPPER DISTILLED MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISKIES, dir-,ct from Distillery at Hannaville, ucrKcicv Contrty, West Virrrlnia. .w barrell of the above always on hand. Ll'oorat contracts wOl be made for large lots of new Whiskies ia bond at Distillery Warehouse. CLAC1US A WITTE, Cnstomhonse Square, N. E. corner of East Kay and Eraser's Wharf rtceJO mwfJir.os Charleston. S. C. ?JOAL ! COAL ! COAL ! 400 tons RED ASH COAL, Egg .Ind Stove sizes, landing from Schooner S. A K. Corscn, from Philadelphia, and for sale low from the vessel by H. F. BAKER tc CO., Coal Yard, dec20 2 No. 20 Cumberland street. TIIIU T V - FIVE QUARTER CASKS CHOICE SHERRIES, > OF OLD IMPORTATION. CHAMPAGNES, CLARET, LIQUORS. COR? DIALS. Ac, Ac. IMPERIAL PALE SHERRY ] "' Super Amontillado 1 * 4? Super Holden 13 . Cabinet t" - * *?. Vino de Pasto * Super Pale Fine Table Sherry J 3 n quarter casks Table Sherry, low price. MADEIRA WINE. 5 quarter casks, Collie, Welch Brothers, Southside BR INDIES. 1 quarter cask Finest Cognac, vintage 1S48. We consider this Brandy equal to auy we have ever offered for sale, 0 eighth casks Choice Old Cognac, ) Vintage S. A P. Marten's and Vineyard, J lsos. "65, Proprietors, ) '.vs. R U M . 1 puncheon High-flavored Jamaica. J SC OTC "I WHISKEY. 1 puncheon J. Ramsey's. CHAMPAGNE, t CLARET. Ve C?quot (Chateau Margeaux Vin Imperial Creen Seal ?Chateau La Rose Manna's Dry and S weet ?Margeaux Medoc Verzcnav St. Julien Piper ncldsclck " ?Mcdoc. Slllcry Mousscaux ?PauilInc HOCK WINES. lNuit8 I Bnrguu Marenbrun ncr Chablis White j dy , Liebfraumilch ?Alto Duro Port Sci oas Erbacher Dry Port Gclscnhelmcc 'Pure Juice. Sautorne I COR DI A LS . Chartreuse, Curacoa. Annisctte. Canelle, Par? fait Amour, Rose, No.v.ux, Swiss Absinthe, Bcna dictlne, Vennonth. BITTERS. i -rn Angustora, Bokcr's, Hostetter's, Drake's, Mar genthropen, Getreide KummeL 1" 0 R T E R A N D A L E. Hibbert's Brown Stout. Guinness' Extra Stout, Jeffrey's and IL Youngers' Sparkling Ale, Bass A Tennants Bale Ale. For sale I17 KLINCK, WICKENBERG A CO. I) loci S 2 R V S A L T E D M E A T S .jo boxes Dry Salted " CUMBER LANDS.'1 .JO boxes Dry Salted Clear Rib Sides. ALSO, :.o packages BUTTER. For sale by HENRY CORIA A CO. dec IS 3 TTMAOUR ! FLOUR I 1'LOUE ! SOO barrels Family FLOUR SOO barrels Extra Flour . 200 barrels Super Flour :;0e barrels Fine and Middling Flour. TO ABRITE, "00 barrels Super and Extra FLOUR, which will be .st.ld at reduced prices, by STENHOUSE & CO.. ilecl? .". Nos. los, na and ill East Bay. _ ' fl H A M P A G NES. ? <L o K " * ; W MOLT A-CUANDON*S IMPERIAL M H Vc Cllcquol l'onsardln H Piper A Co. Ueldseick 73 Mu mm'4 Dry Verzenay Mumm'4 Verzenay. Bondie Fils & Co.'s y Napoleon's Cabine: , , Carte Blanche A Cabinet Dry Verzenay. H Ul n WM. S. CORWIN A CO., K No. 27-j King street. 1-3 decM E ERIN CS'! HERRINGS! Just received. KOO boxes Scaled HERRINGS, medium size, and bright. For sale by JOHN k THEO. HETTY. dc(;K? North Atlantic Wharf. APPLES! APPLES! APPLES! .'to barrels CHOICE APPLES, landing from Schooner H. N. Hawkins. For sale by JOHN F. O'NEILL k SON. lICCll No. li>7 East Bay. ITUYLOR'S ALBANY CREAM ALE. A fresh supply of this Celebrated Brand of ALB received fresh every week, 111 barrels and half barrels. For sale hv JOHN F. O'NEILL k SON. Agents for Soul li Carolina, devil No. 1G7 East Ray. ?1 0 W A N 1) F 0 W L F E E D. 10,000 lbs. MILL FEED or SHORTS, whiddon Rumers pronounce to be far superior to Rice Flour, and a gosd Substitute for Cow Peas, at $2 per loo lbs. ALSO, .jon lamb?is wheat Screenings, an excellent Fowl Feed. For sale al ?Sc per bushel. JOHN CAMPSEN A CO. novjj mthslmo i i ??. AV . WI L MAMS & CO ~ IT WHOLESALE GROCERS, II A V N E STREET, CHARLESTON. S. C., Haveln Stoic and to arrive, which they are offering at lowest market prices 1000 bbls. Yellow Pink Eye Planting POTATOES 4000 sacks Liverpool Salt .io bales Standard Gunny Ragging 200 coils Hemp. Jute, Cot i on aud Manilla Rope ?:><)?) bbls. I ton net I Sugars .10 hhds. Porto Rico Sugars 23 hhds. Muscovado Sugars 100 hhds. Old Crop Cuba Molasses two bbls. Old crop Cuba Molasses loo bbls. Sugar House Syrnp uno bags Rio, Laguavra and .lava tMfec MO boxes Colgate No. l and Pule Soaps .Jj? boxes E. ().. Cheshire and State Cheese :uif> bbls. Fine. Super. Extra and Family Flour .iuo packages Fish, Nos. 1. 2 and ll loon kegs Parker Mill Nails. Orange Ritle POWDER. Shot and Lead, Caps. Candles, Fire Crackers, Soda and Sugar Crackers? Sugar Jumbles, soda In kegs anil papers. Starch, Oysters, Sardines, Candy. Buckets and Tubs, Raisins, Figs. Potash and Lye, Rice, Ac, Ac. H0VJ4 wi ?ntimos j D G B li A N D ? . lu quarter casks) Of this celebrated brandel io eighth casks j hand, and for sale by . MOTTET. BUCHET A CO., declS wfeiG No. 4 Adgcr's Wharf. Q.?5NY CLOTH ! GUNNY cTofll ! On the spot aud to arlve. For sale by ootT m OL'O. A. TRHMHOLM A SON.