Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TH ii ai s OE TU a iran's. Tira DATLY NKWS, by mall, om: year t?; ?Ix moulin $3; threo mont tin fl; ono mont li 75 cents. Serve?! In tho city nt FUTREN ?JENTS? a wonk, payo blo to tho carriers, cr tu a year, paid lu advance at tho otUce. Tnt: TUI-WRMLY NRWH, published on Tuesdays, "Thursdays ".nd Saturdays, one year Ja; six mouths >2; and 50 cents a mouth for any shorter period. ScuscnirriONS In all coses payable In advance, and no paper continued utter the expiration of the tliuc paid for. An YE uti s tty RNTS. -First Insertion 15 cents n Une; subsequent Insertions 10 cents a Une. spe olal Notices 15 oems a Uno each Insertion. M?sl ness Notices 20 oems a Uno each Insertion. Mar? riage and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts aud Electrotype Advertisements will be inserted on thc lourih Pago only. NOTICES of Wanta, To Dent. Lost and Pound, Boarding, Ac. not exceeding 20 words, itt cents each lusortion; over 20, and not exceeding so wordo, 40 couts each insertion; over 30 and nut exceeding 40 words, CO cculs each Insertion. All announcements to bo published at these rules mnsi bo paid for lu advance. RRUirTANCEt? should bc made by Post office Honey Order or by Kxprcss. if this eau not bc done, protection agnlust losses by mall may be secured by forwarding a draft ou Charleston pay? able to the order of tho proprietors of THE NEWS, or by sending thc mouey in a registered lei'... Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., . No. 149 East Hay, Charleston. S. C. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, ISO?. IfEIPH OE TUE BJ Y. -Gold closed in New York yesterday limier at 2oji. -Cottsn closed quiet and unchanged, willi sales of coo bales nt SSM. -No Liverpool markets were received. -The tunnel nuder Broadway, New York, la ten feet lu diameter. -There oro only seven hundred women In WyomlngTcrriloiy. but inc passage of thc wo? man sntrmge bill ls expected materially to lu rrcasc this number. -Carl Bohara has a civil service reform bill which he will aeon introduce In the Se?ale. He proposes to run tho government "on thc Euro? pean pinn"-that ls, thc Prussian bureaucratic system. -Tho Alabama Legislature has been in session .. lour weeks, and about $4S,000 of the pcaplc's money has bcou expended. As yet only six or eight bills, and they for divorce, bigamy and al? lowing certain persons to marry, have been pre? sented to thc Governor. -It is said a lode of Iron ore has been discover? ed on thc cast side or Pilot Knob, Iron County, Ho., which far surpasses anything heretofore known. Ills claimed by competent Judges, from actual tests made, that Hie exe ls almost pure Iron. A track ls to bc made to brlug the ore down the mountain to thc furnaces on that side. -A strange bird has been ruptured near Stan? ford, Kcstaoky. lt was monstrous in size. Its wings measuring seven feet from tip to tip, and In many respects lt la not unlike an eagle. Its color, however, ls jet black, and thc feathers oa its legs hang down about six Inches. Occasional? ly ii gives vent to hideous screams, and its appe? tite for raw flesh ls voracious. -Free mall matter ls to bc reported upon, un? der an order from the Poslmnstcr-Ccncral. Thc order directs all postmasters in the United Slates to take au accurate monthly nccount of all f ran k vi or free mutter for n period of six months, commencing January 1 and ending June an, 1S70, and to make special reports thereof at thc close of each month, embracing the following particu? lars: 1st. Tho number of franked or free letters, and tho amount or postage that would bc charge? able thereon at thc established rate or postage. 2d. The weight or franked or free matter other than letters, and the amount of postage thnt would be chargeable thereon nt thc current rate Of postage. -The Massachusettsw.?, not lo bc behlmlfeufl world, contemplate cutitntr .> ?'-'r tutrutfgi tuc neck of laud which connects the County ol Barustablc with tho mainland, and Hms unite Buzzard's Hay with Cape Cod Bay. ll ls to bc or sutllcicnt depth to Moat ships of thc largest class, tobe three hundred reel wldo and twenty-four feet <itcp at lour water. A company has been formed, aud they ouly await thc granting of a charter by the Legislature to commence breaking grouiid. This canal will obviate thc detour around Nantucket and Cape Coil by vessels from Long Island Sound, bound Non li, and will be of great value to thc commercial Interests nf Massachu? setts. -A Washington correspondent says the three prominent points against the confirming of Jndge Hoar were, first, the great injustice lt would bc doing the Southern States by placing him on the bondi to preside over their circuit, when there arc fully one hundred lawyers In those States the equal, If not superior, lo Judge Hoar la legal attainments, from which to select; second, his want of knowledge of thc local laws, and Judi? cial unfamiliarity with tho manner of practice and the mode or procedure in Southern courts; third, that In making appointments he has totally disregarded .lie Southern States, and per? mitted himself to bc controlled, tu a great meas? ure, In making other appointments, by Wm. II. Kvnrts, who ls hostile to the principles or the Re? publican party. A report is in circulation, and which seems tobe well authenticated, thai thc President will not accept Mr. Hoar's resignation, or withdraw his name from Hie Sonate, as asso? ciate justice of Hie Supreme Court, but will make a square Issue with HicSeuate, nnd compel that branch of Congress to place Itself upon record by either reject lng outright or continuing the ap? pointment. There ls evidently a '.pressure" coming. -The fashionable world or this country will re? joice to learn that, next lo thc Empress, Hie most superbly dressed Indy in attendance at Hie Egyp? tian Ylce-rcgnl ball ut 1 .malia, was one of their own country women. A fashion correspondent lu describing the grand affair, speaks thus enthusi? astically of Madame dc Ville, a most hcauiifrd American lady, who married, a few mouths ago, Monsieur de vine, a Parisian banker : " Whatever of all the pretty things, costly or otherwise, with which beauty dresses horself, or wi os victories, were displayed on the faultless form of Madame de Ville. Her diamonds would have made it fortune for an honest respectable man ; and us for dress, though 1 declaro I am ignorant of its material-for lt was u compound of gauze and muslin ribbons and binding-skilful art had done so much for lt that I do not believe thc best mo .distes of Paris could have suggested an Improve? ment upon lt. To mc lt appeared the very acme Of perfection; and as for her appearance, why, she was simply beautiful. She was not a Venus, saet?as Rubens paints; nor waa she auch as a Titian created; but she '.vas an American houri a blondo-with ringlets of gold flowing over her shoulders, shaming with their lustre Hie golden . band whloh bound them." -The terrible mining horror Him occurred nt stockton, Pa., on Saturday last, ls said lo have been caused by cutting away thc coal pillars, or supports to the roofing of the mme, al n place Where lt had boon worked within twenty feel or tho surface, and the destruction of Ufo was caus? ed by the neglect of tho company io sur gey and map the mme and notify thc dwellers above of the Impending danger. Evea now people rome and go to and from thc scene of the calamity in great numbers, and considerable excitement still prevails, many apprehending that the entire neighborhood or stock toil, as well as thc town itself, ls undormined, and In many places very near the surface, and that a greater calamity nay occur at any moment. Many acts of heroism are recorded. Thc daughter of Mr. Wetterau, a young girl or sevetiiccu years, was aroused by the creaking thubers of the house In which ano lived, rushed nut lu alarm, elad only In her night-clothes, and ns she did so the earth opened before lier and she waa precipitated Into the abyss. Happily, how? ever, at this moment, John Hosking* aaw her fan, an4,despersieiy attempted a rese?e st the peril of his own life. Others speedily Joined, and lite unconscious ?Irl was lin alli d ramrod out from the Jaws of death hy thc stalwart arms of ttic assembled miners, almost dead with cold and crushed by the falling limbers. A Mrs. Rough heard Hie nlarm of ?langer, rushed Into the street to ascertain tho cause, ami could have saved herself, but ran back lo rescue her aged mother: 'li uuollier moment Hie earth opened Us Jaws and rwelred them both. The miners, to tho number of illly or sixty, aro working day and night searching for remaining bodies, but they have dllllctill and dangerous labor before them, ?rae ground gives unmistakable evidence thal another falling In may lie expected. A New Way loPsy Old I? bis. When ('uncross reassembles niter tho re? cess, Mr. Secretary ?outwell'e proposition u> funil tho ?lebt o? Um United States, in nuw four-and-a-half per cent, bonds, will come up for discussion, mid with it wiii be con? sidered, in nil probability, tlio whola sub? ject of contraction ntui t'xpnnsion, mid tho bedt merni- of avoiding or securing a rellim to specie payments. Mr. Pout well proposes to create a ?lona of SI ,200,000, OOO, bearing, fonr-and-a-hnlf per cent, interest-, principal and interest payable in coin, anti exempt from luxation. Thc bonds known as the Hve-lwcnlies ure lo he received in exchange for the now bonds, ninl Mr. I?outwell ls report eil to have ossnred for? eign Cnpltilllsts, Hint this exchange will not be compulsory. It eau be understood that to compel the holders or six per cent, bonds, nol yet ?lue. to exchange them for foiir-and a-lialf per cent. bonds would seriously injure tho cretlU of Hie government. There are. however, ul least $600,000,000 of flvo-iwonly liomls. wliich. upon llieir face, arc now re I dcomaiilc by lite government at par. lt is true that Hie government mny not, without Hie consent of Hie holders, redeem these bonds by giving the four-and-n-half percent, bonds in exchange, bul it can ?ell tho new bonds, and with Ute proceeds p:iy o(T the six per cont, bonds. The snlulkpi of Hie whole problem, therefore, ?lopeiuls on the power of the United States to negotiate tho now loan at a fair rate. Il may bo admitted al lite beginning, that tho credit of Hie United Slates is. al this time, very high, especially on the Conti? nent of Europe, nut unless tho United States eau negotiate their new bonds nt par in coin, they will willi mic hand increase Hie principal of the debt, while with tho other tliey reduce Hie percentage of interosl. In other word*, if tho price ol the foiir-ond-:? half per cujst. bonds i3 to be lower than thc price of thc outstanding six per cont, bonds, in the ratio of the capitalized value or the respective terminable annuity or annual in? terest, thc'United .Stales would gain very lit? tle, if anything, hy its new financial project. To make thc project successful, thc bonds must be wortli par in coin, and Ilion the country would save in interest eighteen or twenly million donors a y^ar. Hut it appears lo us (hat the new honjfts could not bc negotiated at par, because thc outstanding six per cent, bonds bring only par, and th?ffe is^no inducement for the holder of Hie* ola bonds, yoi ttrHiuc, to give up one-fourth of his income hy taking new bonds. Thc now bonds must be bought chiefly by thc present holders of American bonds. There is not open for this class of investment $1,000,000,0110 or $1,200.000,000 of fresh vmi'/i'.i': '. or. mid thc Investor pav . t 'nindr-H or four-and-a-half <i"n . ; .^.uS^fe^'^ .- got six dollars j^tTi*^' Tn- .ariij mi -.;,c same price? N . wt li ink that six per ? ont. is un cx ?. -.'" rate of interest for Hie Uniled Slates to pay on ita bonds. In England thc max? im of Ibo "Iron Duke," that "a high inter? est" is only another way of expressing '*b:ul ..security," does not induce capitalists to pre? fer a fonr-nnd-a-half per cent. American bond to a six per cent. American bond, al? though il may cause them to avoid Ameri? can securities altogether. The fact Huit tho English Government can borrow moucy nt three, or even Iwo-and-a-lialf per cent., has no 1 tearing upon thc question. Thc French three per cents, rentes sell at about 72. And we contend that six per cont, is not too high for the United States to pay, when the character of Hie country and of thc people, ant! its political and financial condition, are carefully and soberly considered. This, Mr. Boutwcll will probably (Iud out for himself before be goes much further, tho more espe? cially as lt i3 broadly stated, that tho now j loan ls already provoking angry opposition. Tito Washington Chronicle of yesterday says, Hint Hie order promulgated on Friday, assigning General Torry lo duly as Military Cont mander of Georgia, remands that State to Hie condition occupied nuder Iho old Re? construction acta, mid ls signed tinder au? thority derived from them. Thc administra? tion, according to thc Chronicle, construes tho recent nets of Congress on thc subject lo bc "a virtual repeal of all laws passed "since lite llrst organization of the Slate "government after the war." It is nothing now for Congress to claim absolute power to chango, by a simple en? actment, an independent state imo a mili? tary province, or a military province into a radically independent State; but in the ease of reconstructed Georgia, the dominant p ty have not even thc poor excuse which jus? tified their conduct toward Hie whole of the Southern States, al the Hine of passing thc llocoiistriiction measures. Gcorgiu, as Hm Nation distinctly states, "has boen already " ?td m ii ted to Hie Union, under a solemn act " of Congress, tor, In other words, under a "pledge oj the nation, after having formally " f ni li Ile 1 nil the conditions exacted of her by ?. the original Reconstructions acts." And now the supporters of thc Georgia bill claim Unit the State is not in thc I'nion, because her senators have not been admitted to their places tn the Senate; something, ns thc A7/ tion says, that "might huppen to New York "to-morrow." Because thc senators have not taken their souls, Congress overturns the State Government, "puts'tho people "under mnrtial law, and imposes frosh " terms of reconstru?*tion.v Certain it is Hint the Radical* will Minke nothing out of Georgia by their latest out? rage. They may, with thc nssislance of Fcdorul bayonets, hold down tho people for a time, but os soon ns thc troops arc with? drawn, Georgia will be just as much a white man's country as it is Iltis day. The M hilo people of Georgia cannot be overcome by a legion of Bullocks urn! Browns, and, If they were n minority i ns ira il of a majority, they have dash enongh uni pluck ono i?h to giro them the control of tho Slate, and nervo enough nml brains enongh lo keep lt.. Georgia. ?Vcvor Tire. TUR Union TVncs exposes tho falso stule montfi muilo by Constable Hubbard, in rc Rnnl lo Union County, ll says : .' Now "lilia nina Hubbard, knows notbing uboul "Union, if lie ?oc-i. then he ilcllberately "?Toto what ho knew lo !?e fulse, Union lins "been, Hinco Hie war, as free from crime <>f "every sort UH any counly of like .Vize, wu "willventure io say, in America, li Hub "buul di,I i>ot know this, lie should liavc "known il. Hui. wlial malton it? Union "votes Democratic, ami will have n Demo "eratic representation in Hie next Logislu "turo; hence Scott A- Hubbard must adopt "extreme measures to .?ave io Hie councils "ofllieStnto such intelligent statesmen ns "Hyram Duncan. Simon Farr, June Mohley "Ulid Hum Knuckles wilO i an ttctlinlly sign "their names, bul -only liiis and nothing "more.' " Tm: New York Tribune urges Ibo ap? pointment ol' some thoroughly capable und thoroughly trti?lworlliy So?ihcrn lawyer to Ilia .Supr?me Hench, in place of Atlorney Generul Hoar, ami adds: " Anions mein "hors of thc bar nt lite South, we recall " some wlioso reputation us lawyers before "thc war witt ol* the lies!, anti who through "the whole Kory trial hold fast their inlcg . . rity. Anion.!; these worthy representa? tives of the land Hint gavo birth (o Felt "gru,'we feel sure the administration may .. Illili one to Ks liking." To whom Uoe-i the Tribune refer? Tim l lorry .Viv?.* hus no failli in Chief Constable Hubbard's criminal statistics, und says: "Mr. Hubbard swells his arrests by "pulling down thirteen in Ihn County of "Hurry, twelve for larceny and ono for us sault willi intent to kill. Now we do not "incauto say Hint Mr. lflibbar.1 lies, but " no such thin"; happened in this county." TitK Suinter M'?fcbimrn sets forth in slioaiv lenna the .shameful character of the special tux proposed to he assessed on Sum? ter County, to indemnify Robertson, Diillo.sc A Co., for Hie destruction or their sloivs by Um so-called iv. K. K., and makes Ibo point that such a lax is forbidden by the Constitu? tion of Hie Stale. CONSTABLE llOHRAitn lins in Union County four deputies, who have made seven arrests for petit and grand larceny. Tho ilorry AVir.s says : '-These Soven arrests will cost "Hie Slate over S'itiOO, anil wo bet Ililli lhere "will not he three ont of the seven con "vieloil." TIIK platform of lite party which will curry Hie next State elections, will hilve but one plunk, ?mil this, according lo the Union Ti mrs, ts: "Opposition lo oflicial plunder "mid rascality." TilKRK are now in Ilorry jail, eight pris? oners wlto have been arrested and placed there by Ute sherill" and his deputies, at a cost lo th? Stale of $1030. QLo Rent. TOD KENT, SMALL FARM (EPSOM,) :t<) JL miles (rom Charleston; rnllroiul ami water eiwnmaiili'?thVii. Reitf mixt?rale. Applr in I1KNRY OKAS, Jr., Attorney at Law, No. aa Broail street. ilee'JS-2* TO RENT. TWO DESIRABLE RESI BKNOKS on Hast Hay, near Calhoun street. Apply lo JNt). S. IIUHI.IIKCK, Knst Hay. opposite Union Whurf, or corner Meeting ami Calhoun si reels. dcc2S.2* Fon nrarr, THE HIGHLY CULTIVA TKH t'A KM known as COHUHl'tt. sltunleil In St. Andrew's Parish, about one mire'from thc New Bridge, willi good lltmllugs un Wappoo Cul ; will be rented on moderate terms. Sixty Heres have been highly mannrcd and thoroughly ditch? ed thc throe past years. The lands aro strong ?ind productive. Tho mules, cart and farming implements arc al! in good condition, ami can bo obtained on reasonable terms, tojrufhcr With ll quantity of manure. Apply io JAMES. MCCABE, at Calhoun Cotton Press, near Uroad street. : decal matin TO RENT, THAT LARGE AND RLK 0ANT MANSION, No. 43 Mocliug-slrcct, with extensivo Lol und Carden, located In one of thu best and healthiest situations of the city, and fur? nished With Uli the modem improvements mid couvenlcnces. Possession giren on Urst of Janu? ary, 1ST0. Apply to MORDECAI St, CO., No. lin East Hay. oct 12 tu m? . KENT, A LARGE AND WELL JL Untitled Moir, four (1) rooms attached, ut Hie corner of Coming and Hadcllile streets. Ap. ply to JOHN H. DEVEREUX, Architect, corner Hrond and Church streets._degjg Host aub ioliti?. LOST YESTERDAY AFTERN FROM No. IX! Calhoun street, a While mid Yellow SETTER HITCH, In good order; answers to the name or "Rill." Tho finder will be rewarded by leaving sa me ut HISS ELL'S, Hasel street. dec? 2* STRAYED, ON THE EVENING OF THE 211b or December, rrom No. 27 Legare street, a white and yellow Orayhound SLUT, named Nellie. A rewa rd will bc paid for her delivery. dec2? I* A LOST. ON TUR 2-lth OR 2Mb INST., a SILVER HADG.E, marked C.P.I)., engra? ving of lint, pipe und trumpet, .Etna. 1S2J. C. N. The Under will be rewnrded by returning ll lo HOS King street, comer or Ccorge. decSSl* LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING, IN THE nolghborhood or John street, n pair or Cold Spectacles. A suitable reward will bc paid Tor Hiern If lort nt this ofllce. dco2S 2* DROPPED, ON FRIDAY EVENING, 24th Instant, near the Academy or Music, or lu thc neighborhood of King mid Linc streets, a NECKLACE OP PARIS OEMs, with Pendant. A suitable reward will be given for ila recovery if left at lids otllcc. dcc27 3? (Ebncatioiial. CJCHOOL FOR GIRLS.--MRS*! WM. D. IO DRSAUSSURE and Mm. EDMUND RAVENEL will resume tko duties of their SCHOOL on MON? DAY, January 3d, 1870, at No. 33 Meeting street. _ decal totlisa* . t _ SCHOOL.-MISS PHILLIPS RE8PECT FULLy Infi -ms thc public that the duties of her School will ho resumed thc .'ld of Ja una rv. Everything taught In English tor tl. Additional for extras. Piano tak tn with tho progress nnd morals or pupils. Also Night School for Youths. Terms (i. Pienso apply northeast corner or Anson and Society streets. dcc21 tuthfa HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON. The Exorcises of this Institution win ho resumed on MONDA v. January ad, 1.170. Instruc? tion given in Latin, Oreek, French, Ccrman, Mathematics nnd tho higher branches or English. The School ls well provided with maps, globes and philosophical apparatus. Terms Of Instruction, $12 per gnartcr, payable. In advance. No extra cliargo for French, Herman or Stationery. W. IL Ki Mill AN. A. M., rtecgliT_Principal. SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, No. 104 BROAD STREET, WM. P. DESAUSSDRE, PH I NCI PA I--Tlie Exercises or thia School wilt be commenced on MONDAY, JartittVy 3,1870. N. ll. For circulars with terms, apply to tho Principal. dec'?4 0 ?oar?nig. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD H "Mrs. MILLER'S, No. 0 Hudson street. deem H OL MES & MACBETH, NO. 30 RROAD STREET, Charleston, s? C., BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will attend to Renting and Collecting of Rents and purchase and sale of Stocks, Bonds, Oold, Sliver sad Real Estate. AIM To the Po rah ase of Oooai and Supplies fer par? ties la tho country open reasonable tents. Ososos h. BOUUS....AfJftMPl? MACS sra. j sot ljr -ii Illume TXTANTS V AI.ii KINDS CAN KU TT "' iknoiyn toeverybody In Uriscolumn nilli' .. . i j-" rt uta for twenty wonts or less, caril it-Morel ll , .?I m advance. va;v\, I? \ s Xl \ UT COLORED OIEL. I I lum. ..-furs nf ugo. la altciul tn tile lituiKi'. A ptil] at No. ??ti sin 11 ii HI reel, KCCOIHI t lour south i I Hull -.tic-l. rieras 1* Al/ANTED. A COM I M?T KNT 1IOUSE IT servant: also, a middle-aged woman to mimi a chiMf Apply at thc iiorlbweal comer ol X'auricrhoriri unri Thoiuas streets, iicoas t? WANTED, A SMALL HOUSE IN A pleasant neighborhood: northeast era ace Hun nf Un-div preferred. AihlrcsaA.il.. Foal lillico Box No. 2S4. il? t:2S 2* TITANTBI), A SITUATION KY A IT yoting man in u I lani ware Kl orr, ini-nin lira husillos*. Address x. v. '/.. PuMolltcc. " ricciM 1" TTfT ANTED, A Ol? UM AN (?lill. TO Tl Cook ?uni XX'usli for a small family, ono thai eau brins reeointnemlailona win iivur of a goodiman-. Apply ut this oilier, lleras VITANTI?l), A GOOD MAN SKKVANT ll to Cook ami to lin Housework, (tomi I deroncos required. Apply at No. ii Pitt street, llecas lulita* \?TANTED, A WHITE Ol UL TO COOK, TT or conk ami wash, r?r two persons, ii,, quire, with rcreroiico, at Xe. lu church strrei, I h rec tloors below VVutcr street. Ureas WT"ANTED TO PURCHASE OU KX li CHANUK, nomo line Heal Kstitto tn Now York City for u Sea isinmi Coll?n Plantation. The place must he free ami clear of llicum* luau ce, with building*, lools, stuck, ami all in complete onlcr. Address hy mail, giving full ptirlli-ulnrs, number ur acres, price, .Ve., C. I!. CHAULES, llox No. SIT. New Yoi !, i lly I'ostoillce. .leen 2 T?7ANTED TO PURCHASE, A RAG? 11 TKI.I.K TABLE, small si/..-. Address "A. C. lt.." al I his.lillee. <lec2T rpWENTY-FIVE DO LL AUS A DAY FOU X agents In an entire new business, ii. LOT/. A CO.. Broadway, New York, rioc-a-i 4* WANTED, A GERMAN CUM, TO MIND il child ami attend about, thc house, tine with r?coiiiiueodutioiia win hear or a good situa? tion. Apply al.thia omeo, dori" WANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER? INTENDENT mi a Klee 1'iuntalinn by a one armed man, who bas seven years' cxpericuco lu Itice cult ure. ami goori recommendations from bis former employers. Pleuse address XV. ll. iv.. Charleston, s. c. decs TJ|7"ANTKI>, A HOUSE, NEAR THE 11 central lutl of the elly, containing r.vc ur six rooms, with coed outbuilding-, and water. Address l), ut lids onicc. sepias WANTED, A SITUATION AS CI.KI?K7 In a XX'holesate Dru? Store, or a largo Re? tail and Prescription Drugstore. No objection to go lu the country. XX'lll oxpect but a small com? pensation at li rsl. Tl|c ap|ilieniit ls a graduate of the South Carolina Medical College. Address M. D.. I brough Hie Postoitlee. oem WANTED. AG EN TS. -TWO 11 UN DEED mid Fifty Dollars ncr month, to sell Hie only Ccnultio Improved Common Sense Family SKXVIXU MACHINE. Price only $18. Croat In? ducements to Agents. This ls the mosl popular Sewing Machine of thc dav-makes I lie famous "Elastic Lock Slltch"- WIN do any kind or work Unit eau tic done on any machine. One hundred thousand sold and the demand constantly In? creasing. Now lathe time to lake au agency. Send lor Circulars. ai~ Beware of Infringer*.frQ Address SECOMB A CO., Boston. Mass.-. Pitts? burg, Pa., or St. Louis, Mo. uctao :;nios Sot Gnlc. Ir?OU SALE, A HOUSE IN RUTLEDGE ' Avenue, No. rw, opposite Ileo street, Applv to BOXTRItS A SII.COX, No. flou Klngstreot. di eu HHS* FOU SALE. A FINE DWELLING IX I be centre of the elly and convenient I o busi? ness, with six targe Minaro rooms amt llirce dress in;: rmiins, and oiitbulliliiigs necessary, in line order. Inquire al this oWcc. rirt-ia I7<OU SALE, THE NKXV SCHOONER . FRANCES ANN, 31 3-10 lona register, well lound, and suitable to currying rice. Winni and phosphates... Apply to RISLEY A iTtKlCHTON, Aci-omtuodaHon Wharf, decal HOUSES AND MULES. - THE SUB? SCRIBER hus ami will keep on hand a cou? sin ut supply of MULES AND HOUSES at lils Stables, tineen street, between Friend and Ma xyek. p. WEST. decin m.?? I7IO? SALE, AN EXCELLENT VA Ulli ; TY of UPLAND COTTON SK CD. Delivered at tim Simili carolina Railroad, in hags or two bushels. SI :?>) per bushel ft<r rom- bushels or ICM, ?1 a.'> per bushel for six bushels or moro. Apply io OKORGE E. WU ALBY, St. Matthews P. <>., Oraugebiirg County, ti. 0. decs amos PU INTI NO PRESS FOU KALE AT A CREAT BA RCA IN.-Olin small Cy lintier TAY? LOR PRESS lu complete repair, ll has been but little used, ami is sold simply because the present owner luis no use Tor it. Tho size or thu bed or thc Press ls riirty-rottr by fifty-right Inches. Said Press will bc auld ut a great bargain ir applied fur ni once, as thc room lt occupies ls wanted for other purposes. Ad.Ire .ss llox No. .TJOj New X'ork Pus: miiee. septan 3? O U SAL B, STEAM PORTABLE ? CROSS-CUT OR XVOOD SA WI NO MA CHINKS, King's patent, suitable for culling cord wood, shingles, slaven ur clapboard blocks, ami part nail ai iv adapted to tho wauls of railroads, wooil contractors, wood yard, saw mill, and lum? ber men generally. For tills machine \\<- claim precedence over unythlug of Hie kind ever at? tempted. All purtles Interested and tho public fire invited to see this machine lu op?ration dally iront ll o'clock A. M. to 1 p. M., nt thc Artesian Well I.ot, corner sleeting mid XVeniworth streets. State or County rights, or single machines for sale. Apply to CAMERUN, BARKLEY A CO. rice:? imo Daub for Sale. FOR SALE OR RENT. AN EXCELLENT COTTON PLANTATION. Within two miles of Florence, contiiinlulng Kio nc ros, most or which ls cleared mid utidur renee, with a coin furl able dwelling mid ull necessary outbuilding-.. Applv toi:. A. LAW, Dnrliiigton Courthouse, decaa U_ BUILDING LOTS IN AIKEN, S. C. For salo 10 ELIUIBLE LOTS, in thcTown of Aiken, situated on lirceuvtllc street. Also .".to Acres ol Wood Lind, a small portion cleared, with houses un ll mid gond well of water. For terms, Ac, apply tn Colonel XX'. P. FINLEY, Alken. S. C. deca? tu:;* 37tOR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION shouted on tho Ashley River, a few miles Iront thu City, containing nimm one hundred acres, one-half cleared, with comfortable dwell ill!' and necessary outbuildings, ir lull sold by thc suth Instant, the owner will be willing to let the premises tn u rctionslblo party with it small capital, lo ho planted on shares. For tin titer lu fm million apply to X'cnnlng's XYburr, south or Calhoun street._dec* IFLORIDA LAND FOR S A L B . - A ; valuable PLANTATION or sso acres in Ma? non County, Florldu, ls offered at private sale, about one half cleared und tinder cultivation; part best hammock. This Plantation ls one ol thc most desirable In the State; ls very produc? tive for Colton. Rice, Cum, Silgar, Vegetables, ic; also lino for Orungcs and oilier Fruits; U located In ono or tho healthiest and most plea? sant neighborhoods lu the State, being conveni? ent to railroads, churches, Ac Apply to A. U. MULLIGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston. S. C. novia ifar?uwrc, (Sutler!), &c JJ A R D Vf A fi K , fi II !( S, CUTLERY, Ac, Ac. Tho well known establishment of niSSBLL'8 HARDYXtfcRE STOllB, IS DAILY IlKCKIVINO SBW STOCKS OK AOIUCU LT U R AL IMPLEMENTS, . aren AS P I, (I I) fl II rt , HARROWS, Ac., AI.SO, JOKT RBCCIYKP, A 80PH.Y OV KOMB SHUTTLE S E XV INO MACHINES. Call and examine, and then Jiu'ge for your? selves. Look out for thc sign or the. "MAMVOTH PAD LOOK," In navel street. 4VTHRMS STRICTLY CASH. drcfift IC ?Uccliiigo. CHI AHLESTON RIFLEMEN SOCIETY. j Attend ?in Extra Meeting <>r tho Society ut your Huit, Tin? ffiu-Mituy ) EVKM.MI, December 2S, nt hull-past 7 o'clock. r. EUGENE DU lt BEC. iii e'.-s secretary anal Trtucuier i'. lt. .s. Cirn vDoo?o, Src. Q ll lt I s T M A s : SENSATION '. NI: PI.V* i I.ri: \ We, ||n< undersigned, take e-pc. i ll plc.lMlire ti announcing Kial we will lake np slock in .1 few .lily**, ?un? have inurkeil down all om DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, AHAUS, Asn 0Ti11.1t SHAWLS. As welt ?is thc whole of mir well ?1 isortcil xtock "f I? It V fl O O l> S . Especial attention to ?1 One lol of COLOKKI) SILKS Al w orth j.'., must lie soM. co pall ?eft of the very cheap in I ll I. A N K i: T S TS, wort li il Td. puiicncoTr A URO.. Nc. 4:;; Klug, corner Calhoun street. ?03-A special Department for Hoots, Shoes. Huts ami Trunks. tlccSl in 11 cy 0300?G, ?"C. ?p K R F T M K II 1 K S .M.. ASP T O I L K T A R T I C h ! .: S . FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMKItlCAN EXTRACTS. SO A PS Pomades t Oils Toilet Wirti? Putt ROXOH Tohet Sets. Ac, Ac. Huir, Tootli. Clot!: ami Nail BRUSHES Ivor?. Shell und tlutralo Combs Jean Marie ralina Violets Denim.son's, ami ALMAUS PREMIUM COLOGNE WATERS. At AlMAU'S, No. 409 King. dcc.co 13 Corner Vamleihorst at reel. QOMI'LLTE SETS OF FINE CUT GLASS DECANTEES, WINES. CHAMPAGNES, Cordlnls, Finger Howls, Tumblers -tad Goblets, FOII SA IX UV WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CO., No. ??..'.'> King St roc t, corner ll ea ti fa In. deco -^yiLLLVM; G. W HILDEN & CO. Il AVK ron PALE LEATHER RETICULES, TRAVELLING HAGS, Purses, 1'ocketUooks nm! Portemonnaies, suitable for Christmas Presents, at No. 255 KINO STREET, CORNER HEAUFAIN. ?lee*_ ?NE ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES, CHATELAINS, VEST CHAINS, Brooches, Earrings, Sleeve Huttons, Sintis, Ac, KO it SALE nv WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CO., No. SSS King Street, corner Hean ra in deco]_ __ "VTTILLLAM G. WHILDEN & CO. Have for thc Holidays a rich assortment of VASES, TOILET SETS, CUPS AND SAUCERS, And Fancy Goods. No. 255 KING STREET, CORNER HEAUFAIN. deco gILVER TABLE RINGS, FRUIT KNIVES SUGAR SPOONS. And ti vii rle I y of Fancy Silver for the Holidays, ron SALE nv WILLIAM C. WHILDEN A CO.. Ko. SOS King Street, corner Hcuurniii. deeO _ _ pARIAN, WEDGEWOOD, HAVRE FRENCH CHINA AND GRANITE -WA R E, AMI IX EV EH Y VA KI BTV, KO lt SALE HY WILLIAM O. WHILDEN A CO., No. 255 King St 1 cet, corner Renn fa In. dec? gILVER AND PLATED TEA SETS, BUTTER DISHES, CORDIAL STANDS, Castors, Cups, Strawberry Dishes, Ac, Ac, SN BXIIIDITIOS ANO FOR SALE AT WILLIAM 0. WHILDEN A 00/8, No. 255 King Street, corner Ucaufain. decfl TIlE Boola, Gljoco, &c. BEST IN THE CITY. H you want BOOTS AND SHOES, or thc best make und latest styles, go to STEIBER'S, No. 41 Broad street, near Church street. Always on hand a large assortment of Gentle? men's Boots, Gaiters and Shoes, ol vnr'ous put terns. A perfect flt guaranteed if made to order. Attention ii especially Invited to the supply nf new and fashionable Sealskin Gaiters, now so popular at the North. J. STE1HER, Bootmaker. nov27 slut tilmo* No. 41 Broad street. W I L L I S & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AOENTS, Will attend to the Purchase, Salo and Sliipmeni (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) of COTTON, RICK, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WUARF. Charleston, S. C. E. WILLIS.A. H. OUISOLH. onus Q J . SCULErBGRELL, No.*3T LINE STREET, BETWEEN KINO AND ST. MULlr. LUMBER or every description and SUILDINQ M VTKRIAL, Lime and Plastering Laths, Paints, Oils, Glasses, Shingler; also Groove and Tongno Boards, Ac, constantly on hand at the lowest market prices. oem mt us Ly r Slmnoctncnio. A C A l) E M Y OF .M US IO. Second Night of thc C O M I < K N G Ll s !' o p R |{ A A Fashionable Sncci HS by HIP CALTON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. 11 I.SDAY EVENING, Occ i. . . . . Will lie presented,Oirviibnch's O ' tated! i rra, a?performed upward*ol Ihnrc huiulr dilai'v, MX I V .?IX. or TUB CAPITAL PIH7.K. lu th.- course ut the Opera, :-tr II. U| . . ;. ..,,:>; i'll Snug ,.| "HOME, SWEET HOME," ung M.,-i Susan (.'allon. iVKbrutcil Tyroli'iin Duett, frisan dillon an : Slr. T! cn H Winn n. MUSIC OH THE OPKI? V. Concerted Piece-We < une, Wu t me. Quartette riv Orb ol [lui, linell-The Swallow's i M -i. m calton T* rolleiiiic-Tho SI Ivel i????. I mu? ; T... ?, : op ; run IV) ? Uer. Mr. J. ? . n i . Con? erteil Ile .?. .Miss !" niche <. . . n, Miss Knie VON. Mr. Alfred Kelli lier, Mr. Mil i - a: I Mr. I. Iil.ii!; Hon::.M,. A'freil Kelli her. Trio -Thc sh.- ie- or liuii Morn. Ml*s s. <?..:.. u. MKS Llanelli Calton, Mr. VII Kellett r Kong-Tho Cn pu al Pri/.e. Trio.%..Miss Susan Galton, Mr. Thainnt Whithu ami Mr. i. clark. Klnate.i... it..- Company. Song-"Sen of ihn WIIHI.". Mr. J. Oh tv. Ilullail-"The lady ol Hie Lea;' il. tuturi.) Mis-, niau : . calton. The whole lo conclinlc willi II CihaehN LL CIIKN AND FRIT/.CHKN. Ltscbcn.Mi--- tusan flalti n Frila -IK-II.Mr. Tin 1.1 >s Wini In! Hilling which will he ii i v . 11 ii., rei l, ra teil '.Broom Song," "I'm an Al.-iilltiti." Al o, tin "Kai som:." WKHNKSOAY EVENING, will I - pr? mir '.. Hm Opera, in tour Acts,of FANCHON,TUM ?':'!; KKT Fanchon, thc Cricket.Mis un Caitoii. i:? Hoors open ni T. Ctn tain rolled up ut - 0 clock precisely, ile, 5J/I T N A V I ? E fi- M : ,\ N Y . 1 VJ - \ SEW Y KA H ROI KKK Will lie givcu III Hall ol Mn glue linn .-. on Finn ? t I'M::.:?:.:, slat December, !...... al ? ..'clo. :.. Mciuliers wishing 'liri"-.- for thei.iscl es m fricmls can ptoctiri; Hiern fi un . e l.'?t ?! ITTKK. C. C. WIGHTMAN. . ?'. \. VON DOHLES*. T. S. NII'SON. WA LT I lt WKP.II T. J. LYONS. I p. Kit ESSEL, Ja. JOHN MAKION. dce'JT .'. ST. PETER'S CATHOLIC KAM; 'Aiiiiie held ul No. Ito Meeting street, opp -:'i Pavilion Hotel; opening on thc Ntcirrof thc "Tilt Hcrembcr, and to be roniSnueil through ike ?>?.?!., Thc Hal! will Ins opened lu ".i?- aftcrti en I ont a lo ".: tu NixlH I ruin 7 lo ll. Children not admitidla! night, uniass with their relatives or guardians. Price of admission-Urown persons 23 cents; ciilldreii IA cents; flensen tickets fl. dccgO G?xl)ibilicns r?t II K B I c. ris ll A CS A i N. The mc FISH ennght In thc Ashley Uiver some time since by O. SPARKS and C. (i AI ?SI I KN lias lieeu cleaned and stuned, and wi:; lie on exhib?* tionat tit?' STA ULKS In .Meeting Street, below Wen! won h. during tho present week. Fifteen and ten rents admission. ? dccXRil IHioccllancone. JP" XT KA UPLAND COTTON HEED. Hahcroft's Seleciion t f Hi? PHD Ll EIC HICKSON HEED. Hs genuine character and great yield per acre, as grown near Athens, ccorxlil, ls authenticated hy rertlllvnlcs signed by geniluuicn of known re speelnblllty. and can lie seen at my ontcc. nun husliels will i?: sold ai ji per bushel, lu sack* of .> lo 3bushels. W. M. LAWTON, derrJj stusmtuA Fauor? noyce's Wharf. IV YOU WANT PAPER BAOS, FLOUR SACKS, and Hugs of every description, g.. to KUWAKI) PERRY, No. ISA Morilug street, optioslto Cluirlcstnn Hotel, Charleston. t>. C. dooli Cmos _ ?nu. K 1 O II A U ' s GOLDEN lt E M ~K I R S . Asl; for no oilier, take no other, and you ?vii; save lime, hcnlih and money. ?l?oo reward for any casu of disease In any stage which Hiev fail to cure. Hr. RlOlIAL'S HOLDEN UALSAM N'o. 1 cnr-M Ulcers, l.'lccrated Sore Throa. and Mouth, Sor?% Ryes, Cutaneous or Skin Kruptlous, cojiper Col? ored Blotches, Soreness of Hie Scalp, Scrofula. Ac.: ls thc greatest Renovator, Alterative und Ilium! Purifier known, removes all diseases from Hie system, mid leaves I he lilood pure and heall lt v. Dr. UIOIIAU'S HOLDEN RALSAM No. 'J cures Mercurial A ('.'eel ion-, Rtieu'.millsm III all its forms, wlicthcr from mercury or other ruuscic gives iinmedlale relief In all cases. No dleO.fi? necessary. 1 have thousands of cert iii. -ates proving thc miraculous cures effected Ly these remedies. Trice of either No. 1 or No..?, ir, per linnie, or two hollies fur SO. Hr. RICHAU'S (?OLDEN ANTUH?TR, a safe speedy, pleasant and radical pufo for ail Urinal v Derangements, accompanied with full directions. Price $3 per bnti.c. Dr. UIOIIAU'S HOLDEN ELIXIR li'AMOUR, radical cure .for Nervous or Ornerai Deiiilitv. in old or young. Imparting energy with wonderful circe!. Price $ft per liol He. or iwo hollies for On receipt or price these Remedies will bc ship, ped lo any place. Prompt intention paid lo all correspondents. None genuine without the name or "Dr. lt ICU AU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, I), ll. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor," blown in glass ul hollies. Address D. ll. RICHARDS. No. 23S Yorick street. New York, onie* hours from fi A. M. to 0 I'. M. I Circulars sent. july;} lyr I~F YOU WANT ELANE DOOKS ,M ADE TO ORDER, mid of Hie best material, lo any paltet ll. gO IO EDWARD PERRY. No. l?a Meeting street, opposite Charleston lloiel, Charleston, S. C. 'leo? Amos A N CI NO S C ll O O L . Mons. HERC KR Informs his patron* thal he will reopen his DANCINC SCIIOtll, Tu-D\v. Hie SIS! Inst. Thc Soirees will begin on the Sill of .tann ary. Apply ul No. 3:12 Klug si reel. _dec2l tufiu'J* p RAT T * S "AS T R A L " I) I L. rniikc many, oder llliiminatlug Oils, is per? fectly pun- lind nco rt om all adult?rai Inns ot mixtures of any kind, lt emits no offensive smell white burning, gives n lon und brill! mt light, and can be used with the sume assurance of safely as gus. Chemists pronounce lt thc best amt safest illuminating Oil ever ottered lo the public: and Insurance Compat?tes endorse ami urge upon consumers Hie usc or the "Asl ral" Oil in pitTerence lo any other, ills now humed by thousands of ramilles, mid In no Instance has ino aeeldeiiI occurred I rom Its use; a lamp Ulled with lt. ir upset um! broken, will not explode. To prevent adulteration, the "Aslrul" Oil ls parked only In the Cuuranty Patent Cans, of 1 gallon and i gallon'! each, mid cacti ran is sealed in a manner that cannot lie counterfeited. Every package with uncut seal wc warrant. Re sure and get none but Hie genuine article. Pratt's "As? tral" OR, for Pule liy dealers everywhere, sud al wholesale and relull by Hie proprietors OIL IIOKSE OF CHARLES PRATT. No. 108 Fulton street. New York, Post?nico Box No. no:,n. Send Tor circulars, wilh testimonials and pine lists. Enclose ?tamps for copy or thc "Astral Light.'' >le,ctl!. T U S T R P. C K I V E D 0 OUT EVEN I B R H R O T (I E II S. SIVCKSSORH TO A. ILLINO, F K LT CV RP ETI NC 1^ yards Wide. dcclfl__ T>IBON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE IS WAHRAXTEO TO RKMOVR ALL DESIRE P 0 It TOBACCO. BISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE ls for suie ry DR. II. HA tilt. O. W. AIMAR. 0. J. LUHN. DH. E. II. KELLERS. DB. W. A. 8KRINE. E. S. RC RMI AM. nov24 wfmflmes" IF YOU WANT THE CELEBRATED OARTEtt'ri WRITINO asd COPYING INK ci mblncd, go to EDWARD PERRY". ting SH Charleston, fl. O. deoM Unios IF YOU WANT LITHOGRAPH CHECK BOOK?, or Lithographing done tn ano style, go to EDWARD PERRY. No. IM Meeting street, opposite Charleston Botet, Charleston, S. 0. decM amos M ^lo ceri co, Ciquors, &c. \CKKEKL! MACKEREL I M A OR KOKI, t-TO A Ititi VU M hull hld*, cholee N?. .? MACKKIU1I 0 KU:* CllOiCC Ko. 2 "?arkrr.'l 26 hiilf Kits Chulee Nu. .i Mackerel 2* kit H Choice No.:i Mai kerri. For ?nie low, l.v WILLIAM ROACH > v > ih cjs I J y < I A i< .KS : POTATORS^ IH?TAT*?KS! n: barr? u I'iSK i;YK. ! . hm rein Jiicktton White. I") il li l l ls C. :,. I, I:IOV , i ? harn i < hill i: tl*. Landina this dai rroin schooner :?. c. ,.. for : :?:<? im. lunn wharf. ,:.< .'.> I KINSMAN Jt IIOWKI.I f/tlILST CARGO NEW CROP Of.A Viii) I MOLASSES. 230 hin|4. v.-ty Choice Sew ? rop Wayo! Mot.A -s - ' reen very l'?intre New Crop Cl.iyeil Molasse t. : arrive |H r- :.>."-.. r ..Kiln" ri oui Mulan/a?. 1 or Kite hy Ul in y ,|. ci.'KICUTON i.'i. i i ?t ! i ? -? Aceontsiiodatiou Wharf. A I. I. A s o I N ?; . (J " i II : ina hos! iiua?iy Cist \ ?i date ami stove COAL, now landing anil fur sale low from tho vessel. ..Vinte Ash KIA;., r.irslc?m anil fournit i..-. timi Cumberland Cuni, for i-tcn ami blacksmith's use. I'or sale ny ll. I". ISAK lilt A co.. ''..?<? 2\ :\ Coal Valli, Cumbil au.I st I vet. ?\ <) !i N A F I. () A ? inoo bushels prime White COHN iuuilitig noni ?tt amer Sea Hull timi schooner ll. I!. Hami. from Itali ?more. Kor sah- low hy de? : i 2 .1. N. Tl DKM ANN A I II QIIOIUK KEW IIA?;ON, 11A MS, A.c. 11 hints, i In.lce N? w C. lt. ?IHK? mu? SIIOI . ii Kits,?' "H ami.! Rraud" 10 tierces Choice New Hums, "Washington" . i N. W Vork rig boxes Choice Smoked Tongues 11 boxes Choice New Vork Strips ami Pig Sh? ers IO boxes Prim.- Lout; Clear I), s. Shies. Llltlllltig .uni for sale liv ile?? 1 LAI1RKV A AI.KXANIH ^ 1 < ' E N . DAT S. F I, 0 I' li . tasia bushels Choice White MILLI Nt! CHUN let i bushels Prime Oats, ex Sea Cull mn! Si hoon er Hani!. Al SH, 100 bbts. I'liolce linker's l i ol U. Al! landing ami tor -ale liv ilCCiS.1 a JOHN CAMPSKK ; l l). ?1 QllOrOK NKVY (Hil.KANS MOLASSES. ai) barrels ciioi< > New croii Sew Orleans MO LASS KS. for ai- by il IIKXItY CORIA A HO. 'j i J.| A V ! Il A V ! If A Y ! ? primo article now lauding at Kerr's wharf, i'or sub: lu lois to suit purchasers. iiocai A. (?AUK A co. T IVEIIPOOL SALT AFLOAT. SMOsnoks LIVERPOOL SALT, just rcceiveil per stcaiiishlp "Ailalla,'' ami for sale by KOHKIIT MURK A CO., iler^l Royce's Wharf. I UTK STOVED HALT. W ?MM! sacks brst WHITK STOVBO SALT, now landing per steamship "Adollu" from Liverpool, and for sale in lots lo suit purchasers by lt ORK RT MOKKA IXL, i Royce's Wim rf. E F, ? RICE. leen bushel* very Prime SKI?) RUT.. Ko: sale i,. J AM KS R. I'RISOLK A SON. factors and Co in mission Merchants, ?leds st Ul hil No. C Adder's North Wharf. M cEWAN'ri SPARKLING EDINHUEO ALK loo casks, lu pint alone jurs, ex steamship Aila lia. from Liverpool. Landing and lor sale hy * W. IL CHAFER A cu.. J detrSI llisliin No. ?W Hast Hay. 1 KED POTATOES, IN STORK ANO TO ARRIVE. S fit? barrels Henulue seed Potatoes. . 200 barrels Chile Reds 100 barrels Harnett Reds loo barrels Western Rids J .'?D barrels Pink-Eye Reds J W bat reis Harrison's mir. ..."",...,...... Willi a rew barrels of Karjv. ,?oso ",", 0""-,r |;, seed. I'or sal?- by JO K 0NKII.li ft SON. _jlcc" siiiihimo N". 1(i7 ,.;"" "av T IQU?nS If LIQUORS ! LIQUORS! R RR Kft REDUCTION IN PRICK. Thc subscribers having been nppoinled solo Ogunts for HENRY WALLACK A co.. Philadelphia, ror the sulcor their linc OLD HYR, W ll KAT AND llllUKUON WHISK IKS, ure prepared to make a liberal discount on largo orders. A full supply ol thc above Whiskies mw.,, s nu hand, 'allies about purchasing would do well to givo us a call before negotiating elsewhere. IVY lt NE St FOGARTY, CORXKR CHURCH ANO CH.VLMKRS STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C. novo tut lu?amos fJIAYLOR'S ALBANY CREAM ALE. A fresh supply of Ibis Celebrated li ra ml or AUK received fresh' every week, in barrels and half I "barrels. Vor sale bv JOHN P. O'XKILL k SON, Agents tor south Carolina, rtecll_ _ No. 107 Rsa! Dav. 1 . J Seining lilacljincG. O ? WINO MA CU I N ES . Thc place lo buy S E VY I N ? MACHINES ls where you have a choice of styles of dliTereat makers. I have thc liest single amt double-lhreail Ma? chines now In?fore t lie public. TIIK WILLCOX A 0HUIS' S I L E N T M A C II IKK ANO TIIK '? IV K K I) " F. V. L 0 C K-STITCH Arc thc simplest mid most reliable Machines matte. Every Machine ls warranted to give satis? faction, or li will bu exchanged for oilier kinds. All Mints of Sewing neatly und promptly done. Orders taken for all first class Sewlug or Knitting Machines, Needles, OR, Thread, Silk, Ac. ? KIWI Kl NC as usual. I). R. HASELTON, may) stiiilily No. 307 King street. I^IXrOiSITION UNIVERSELLE, PARIS, IM*. WIIKKLI'.K A WILSON. T ll E 0 t) L I) MEDA ?. . HOMIEST PREMIUM. LOCK-STITCH, SK WI NO AND BUTTON-HOLR MACHINES. Thc only Hold Medal, dec.M Kighty-two Oompetltors. (Eir^nrs, ?obncco, #e. ?JyJ- O I M P O S I T ION! 8 lt. L. .MOR?t.LO, Manufacturer or llavnna and Homcsllu CIO ARS, and drulcr In TOUACCO, Sn ti ir and I'lpcs, keeps always on hand a full assort? ment ortho above articles, and offers them from 20 to no cents per too chenper than any other house. Any orders for Cigars will be prompliy and faithfully executed. Having on hand a large stock of Pipes, I oiler them nt cost prices. Terms cash or city accep? tance. Call at decU Hlth2m_No. 352 KINO STREET. UPRAM'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK. A BURR CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. One Holler a BotUe. Sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt or price. Tho Antidote ks tho beat remedy thateon be administered In Mania a 1'utu, and ahm for au . nervous affections. For isle hy Dr. IT. BARR. No. in If eeUng street, 1 oct? Agent tar Sooth Carolina.