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TERMS OE THE NEWS. Tn? DAILY NBWS, by mail ote year, $S; fix mcnhs $4; turee months $2 60. Served la thr city at EIGHTEEN CBNTS & wees, payable to the car? riers, or $3 a year, paid in advance at thc once. Tas TRI-WEEKLY NBWS. publishe-i OH Tneadayo, Thursdays and Satun-ays, ort year $4; fir. months THB WEEKLY NEWS, one year $2. Six copiai io. Ten copies, to one address, $16. SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable in advance, and no paper continuer alter the expiration or the time paid ter. NOTICES or Wanta, To Rent, Lost and Found Boarding, Ac, not exceeding 20 words, 25 cents each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 30 words, 40 cents each Insertion; over 30. and not exceeding 40 words, 50 cents each insertion. These rates are NET, and must invariably be paid in advance. REMITTANCES should be made by Postofnce Money Order or by Express, if this cannot bc done, protection against losses by " :ail may bc secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able to the order of the proprietors or TUB NEWS, er by sending the money ia a registered letter. Address RIORDAN. DAWSON & CO.. No. 149 Ka6t Bay. Charleston. S.O. Wit <Eb*fl*?t&n g&&$. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1871. Impeach the Robbers. The impeachment movement made satis? factory progress in the House of Represent? atives on Tuesday. As we have already ex? plained, an impeach ment requires a vote of j "two-thirds of all the members elected." This ?3 a provision of ihe organic law of the State, and cannot be evaded. On Monday, when the report of the Bowen Committee was adopted as the sense of the House, only eighty-two members voted on the Anal ques? tion. The entire number of members in the House, when full, is one hundred and twenty feur, so that eighty-three affirmative votes would be required for aa impeachment, or one more than the entire number of members who voted upon the report or Mr. Bowen's committee. There was some danger, then, that the hirelings of Scott and Parker would press the impeachment resolutions to a vote, and defeat them at a time when barely two thirds of the members were present Mr. Bowen anticipated this maoceuvre by pro? posing to defer the consideration of the im? peachment resolutions until arter the recess, and he gave not'oe that, when the vote was taken, the sergeant-at-arms would be re? quired to see that every member was in his place. We think, however, that it cannot be ruled that the impeachment requires a two-thirds vote of a complete House-one in which there are no vacancies. The con? stitution requires only a two-thirds vote of | "all the members -'ected" not a two-thirds j vote of the entire number of members pro? vided for by law. It seems, therefore, that io order to obtain a decisive and constitu? tional verdict it is only needful to have every elected member present in his seat. The vacancies by death or resignation should not affect the result. Mr. Bowes, in the course of bis speech, declared that Governor Scolt admitted to him, when in New York, that =62,200,000 of fraudulent bonds were then in usc. Does Governor Scott deny the truth of this state? ment? Doe3 Governor Scolt deny that be signed a confession that the American Bank Note Company printed $22,540,000 o? State bonds and stocks ? Does be deny that he acknowledged, in his annual messago to the General Assembly, that $8,200,000 of conversion bonds were printed, and that only $1,260,500 were issued iu eirecliag conver? sions uader the Act ol March 23, 1869, whicii Act prohibits the issuing of conversion bonds except upon ihe application of the holders of bonds or stocks of the Stale, sur? rendered <n lion of the new bonds applied for? Does be deny that the money with which the Blue Ridge Ring carried ou their speculation was Slate money, obtained, with bis approval, by pawning bonds of thc State? Does he deny that he officially reported the total public debt on September 20, ?871, at $9,528,564, and that, two months later, he reported the debt to the General Assembly as amounting to $15,767,908 ? Does he deny thar, as charged by Mr. Bowen, $350,000 of State bonds were hypothecated io Colombia for a private loan, and sold at forty-one? Does he deny that be, with his colleagues of the Financial Board, is responsible for the official acta of the Financial Agent, who ba?, in every instance, acted under the orders of j that board? I-, is on absurdity for Governor Scott to treat Mr. Bowen's onslaught as a "black "mailing operation." The Radical Reform? ers have gODe too far to recede. They have horned their ships behind them, and they cannot retreat. And tho whole House of Representatives are now ou trial before the public. Governor Scott boasts thu* be can buy them up-that Le can, by bribery, insure a defeat of the impeachment resolu? tions. Their conduct will prove to iheir fe'low-citizens, to the Republican Itefortnerd in Washington, lo the assailants of thc Ring in New York, lo the exposers of corruption in the Vest, whether an overwhelmingly Radical Legislature, with the damning facts bef re them, can be bullied or bribed into acquitting un official whom they kuow to be guilty o? every variety of official miscon? duct. Nor would a mere defeat of the impeach? ment resolutions save Governor ?colt from the consequences of his wrong-doing. Mr. Bowen stands pledged, willi his followers, to assist, with his testimony, and by every means in his power, any persons who may go into court to invoke the power of the law against the robbers of the State. The judgment in a case of impeucbinent "shall "not extend further than removal from "olfice;" but a criminal indictment leads to the penitentiary. We believe that the Radical Reformers are "terribly in earnest." Tbey mean to push the rogues into a corner. They mean to Sgnt thc public enemy with every weapon in the legislative and judicial armory. And !hi3 they will do because, upon thom aud their conduct, depends the future of radical? ism in South Carolina. The R?publicain of \ Ihe North and We3t cannot afford to be dragged to official perdition by the Scotts Parken and Neagles of the day. The Debate of Tuesday. Oar special correspondent sends THE NEWS a full report of Representative Bowen's great speech in su. port of bis resolution impeaching Governor Scott of high crime* and misdemeanors. The ex Congressmau makes strong pointa, esp^ially when he says tbat, if the Republican party cannot afford to unearth fraud and expose corruption, it had better be swept off the face of the earth. Altogether the speech i3 one which will be read with deep interest by the taxpayers, as well a? by tbe "half-starved constituents," whose sad condition Mr. Bowen deplores. \o Compromise. Governor Scott informed a correspondent o? THE NEWS, on Tuesday, that the leaders of the impeachment movement were ready to suspend operatioo3 if he would sign n cer? tain check Tor $11,000. This is all moon? shine. Either Scott or Parker would pay ten times as lunch to hush the mouths of the Radical Reformers. His Excellency also says that lie will make no compromise, and will stand Iiis ground to the last. One thing is pretty certuin-Governor Scott can't get away ! Ax adjourned meeting of the Executive Committee of the Taxpayers' Convention will be held in the rooms of the Chamber? Commerce at one o'clock this afternoon. The Committees of the Chamber of Com? merce and Board of Trade, appointed confer with the Executive Committee of the Taxpayers' Convention, will meet at the same hour and place. IT WILL be noticed that Representative Bowen, cn Tuesday, gave notice of the in? troduction of a bill to suspend the payment of interest on the public debt. hosteller's Sitters. jZST PERIL AND PRECAUTION. Tula Isa ce-son that tries the frame ami the con? stitution. Il there be a weal; fpo; 'neither, the chilling damps, the meiari .us foes tbe varieties or temperature that mark the commencement or the winter season are sure to And lt out. There arc few systems that have not a weak spot some? where, and tho wisest thiug that any man or wo? man can do is to to tlfy lt by a course or HOS TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, and thus keep thc enemy at bay. lu war, when a city ls men? aced, the first thiug to be done Is to strengthen the ramparts. The sa ne policy should be adopted with the human body, when Its direst roc. mala lia, ls abroad. If thc stomach ls weak, this tock will lend lt vigor; if the bowels are morbidly sen? sitive, this alterative will regulate them; if the liver ts Inert, this wholesome ttimulant will rouse lt; if there ls csnstlpatiou, this aperient will cute lt; if there ls nervous debility, this nervine will replace it with nervous vltror; if there ts impurity in the blood, this d?purent will neutralize lt; ir there is a cloud oa thc spirits, this exhilarate wm dispel lt. These are facts that have been demon? strated every day Tor th.? last twenty year3. Can as mnch be said for au/ other moil doc-ot? ra her, can as niue'; be proved? ror auything can be said by the unscrupulous Do not accept any of thc local bitters sometimes recommended by dealers ia lieu of the Standard R^stora'lve. decIS-stuthSDAC ittrmic?. "~YOUNGBLOOD-VARNADt)E.-On tue eveuing of 7ih December, by the Rev. Mr. El ls, at tho residence of the bride's rather, in Lowndes coan - ty, cia.. JESSE H. ? OCNUCVJOD, of CiiarleaUn. S. C., to ML-S J i'?.IA A. v AHN .mot:. So cards. .funeral Sfottcrs. WALKE?-Died st Aiken, 8, c. December 19th, 1871, J SKI- t WALK tit. of Charleston, 8. C. aged 55 year-, ti months and 23 days. jZaa- HKS REL VTIVES, FRIENDS AND acquaintances, and Hies; cf the raruilr, sad the Congregar on and Sunday Schcol ofthc Cattail ?n Church, are respectt ?Hy Invited to ancnd hts funeral Services atti?? Cuitar?an Church,'fins AFTERNOON", a*, t o'clock. dec'l /SVCHARLESTON BO VRD OF TRADE The Otll:ers and Members of this Board are re sp ?fully invited to attend tho Funeral Services of your late br >ther member, JOSEPH WALKER, at the Unitarian Church, Tuts AFTERNOON*, at 4 O'Clock. A. FOSTER BLACK. decil Secretary. pf CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF ! COMMERCE.-The mern frs o? the th auber are ' r quested to attend the Funeral Services or their ,ato fcllow-memb r, JOSEPH WA LR Kit, at the Unitarian Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock. deca P. J. BARBOT, Secretary. W .financial. A N F?T MOB LE AND OU IO RAILROAD BOND3 Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Bonds Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds Memphis and charleston iUtltrod Stock Mtmphls and Ohio Railroad Bonds and Coupons Miss suppl Central Railroad Bonds Montgomery aad West Point Railroad Bonds Central (Ga.) Railroad Bonds Savannah City Bonds Memphis City Coupons Nashville City Coupons Charleston Gas Company Stock. By A. C. KAUFMAN. decl9_No. 2> Brosd street. gOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, CuiiiLESTON, s. c., December 2, ISTI. STERLING BILLS ou "Bankof Liverpool," and Messrs. Baling Brothers A Co., London, on D. maud aud 63 Days' sight, In sums to suit purchasers. Sight checks on New York, Philadelphia aod Baltimore at current rates. Interest allowee on Deposits hy special agree? ment, r. A MITCH r.LL, dec2-8tathl2 Cashier. JgONDS, COUPONS, &c GOVERNMENT, STATE. CITY AND RAILROAD UO.N'Di ANli COUPONS Cucurrcct Ba .k Notes Mutt atcd Currency Gold and .-?iver Land Warrants Dealt r.guiurly tn. COLLECTIONS. COLLECTIONS OF DIVIDENDS, COUPONS AND COMMERCIAL PAPER-Sigb: and Time-upon all points iu thc United States, made upon the moat favorable terms, and pro eeds promptly ac? counted tor. os-AU business attended to with fldeuty ami dispatch, by A. C KAUFMAN, deco tuttis No. 25 Broad si rec-1. JJRAFT3 ON BANK OF LIVERPOOL STERLING DRAFIS on above Ba .k, pujau'c on demau.'. or at sixty days sight, tu sums to suit pur. basera. nav21-lmo G. A. TRBNHOLM ft SON. QOLLECTIONi OF COMMERCIAL PAPER, DIVIDENDS, COUPONS, Ac, tn all points in the United Sta'cs made. Also, regular dealer in SECURITIES. dee3 A. C. KAUFMAN. (Eotuationai. SACHTLEB EN'S MALE AC AI EM Y, No 41 BBAUFAIX STREET. A. The second quarter of the present session of the subscriber's achool will commence on the 16th in-tarit. i-roiu the Ont?f Jamar? next, Mr. JOSEPH T. CALDWELL wUaVume Charge of tue Mathe? matical Departmenr. A. SACUTLEBEN. dccil-niltlistuS Special Notices. ^THE^rra BE found at the old locality, head of Broad street, THI3 MORNI.NO. STANLEY G. TROTT, dec21-l Post mas'er. pa* THE MEMBERS OF THE GRAND LODGE are Invited to vist the ATLANTIC PHOS? PHATE WORKS this morning. The Steamer will leave Som h Atlantic Wharf, In the rear of the PoitofHce, at 0 o'clock. dec2l .iff* NOTICE.-AN ELECTION FOR Master, Matron and Clerk cf the Almshouse, to serve for the eusning year, will be held at the Re? gular MeeUn/of the Board of Commissi .nrrs on WEDNESDAY next, the 27th inst. Applicants will please send in their'.otters. By order of the Boar J. dec21-5 c. B. S1QWALD, Secretary. ^NOTICE.-THREE WEEKS AFTER date application will be made to the Planter-' and Mechanics' Bank, of South Carolina, for renewal of Certificate No. 14 134, for Ten Shards, ' and Cer t.flcite No. 15,103, for Seven Shares in the Capital Stock or sal 1 Bank, standing lu the name of Mrs. ELIZABETH SMITH, the original having been lost or destroyed. dec21-th3 pS* OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL? ROAD BASK.-The Transfer Books of the South Carolina Railroad Cirapmy and Southwestern Railroad Bank will be cl>se 1 from the ilrst to the fifteenth of January, 1F72, for the purpose of making up the Annual Li?t of Stockholders. JOHN M. OARLESTON, decilths'.u?ml Cashier. pBr CONSIGNEES' NOTICE - CON slgnees by Hark HAUINJA are hereb/ notified that she has Tins DAY btea en'ered under the Five Day Act. Coods not Permitted at the expi? ration of that period will be sent to Customhouse1 Storer RAYENEL A CO., dec21 Agents ^r?rSCREVEN 110USE.-NOTICE TO PARTIES INTERESTED-Majar JUHN W. CAM? ERON has consented to conduct, and la duly ap pointed Manager of the SC REV EN HOUSE. dec20-lmo R. BRADLEY. pB* PUBLIC NOTICE.-THE RAFFLE of the Charleston Charitable Association or the FuUR SPLENDID WAREHOUSES, In Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, and other Pro? perty, and UNITED STATES GOLD BONDS, Will take place on ?he 25tii DAY OF JANUARY, 1872. Certificates $5 decl2-tuthso* ^Sf THE CHARLESTON CHARITA ?LE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FREE SCHOOL FUND.-0FF1UAL RAFFLEB NUMBERS. CLASS NO. 256-MORNINO. 20-77-?9-2G-32 -41- 9J-7G-4U-5G-G5-62 CLASS No. 257-EVENIXQ. 55_41-33-52-51-71-3G-23-57-54-17-69 AB witness onr hand at Charleston this 20th day or December, 1871. FENN PECK, JAMES G1LLILAND, oct3 !?w?ru U mniiBsiiiners. PST ON MARRIAGE. -TE^ Happy relier fir Young Men from the eifects of Errors and Abuses iu early life. Manhood re? stored. Nervous debility care i. Impediment? to Marriage removed. New method or treat? ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, lu sealed envelopes. Ad dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 Suutb Math street, Philadelphia. PH. oe:fi XS* CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA? TER-NATTANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR' TUE H.tlR.-A [/erfcctly clear pr?parai lon In oae bottle, HS easily applied as water, for restoring to gra) hair ns natural color and you'll ul appear? ance, to eradicate arid prevent dimlruT, to pro mote ibo growth of the hair and slop its Idli ng out. itiscuilrely nannies*, and perfectly free from any p ila noa - sub lance, and will therefore take the place of all thc dirty and uupleusant preparations now lu use. Numerous testimonia s have been bent us rmi many cf our m -t protni ut nt o Uzeas, ?OUM "f which are sui joined, lu every ; Mug iu wilie i the articles now in U?C arc objectkHiaid*, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect. lt is warranted to com alu neither S var of Lead, Sulphur or Nitrate of Stiver, lt does not soli t e clothes or sculp, ls agreeably pc: fumed, and m >kes one of theb st dressiugs fur the Hair lu use. lt lestores Hie color of the Hair "inor.- per? fect and uniformly than any other preparation,-' an l always docs so in from t .ree to ten days, vutua.ly fee ling the nols of the Hair with ull thc non;:: liing quail les necessary to Its g owth und healthy coadluou; it restores the decayed and Induces a new growth of the Hair more pos! lively than anything else. The application of this won 'orfal discovery also produces a pleasant cn 1 cooling effect on i h ; scalp and gives thc Hair a pleading and elegant appearance. Wc call especial attcntlou io the far;t that a limited numberbf trial bottles will be given way gratu tously to tho<e wishing to try lt. You will n tuc that In pursuing this courso our atm ls to convince by the actual merits of the article. ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Proprietor, Walkington, D. C. For sale by thc Agent, Du. il. BA ER, No. 131 Meetiog street, Charleston, S. C. novlS-stnthly _ Cost aub .fonno. STRAYED ON THE I ?TH, FR( M THE corner Smith and Montague streets, a SPOT? TED SEtTER 10G, with liver-colored ears and spot on back. A reward will be given I r bis de? livery to the above place. dec2l-l FIVE DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE' pal l for a young HOUND Boa, tune mou His old. iullgrortu, ?Uh wul eand blackspot*, lost Friday morning, belobging to Louis DU>N? MANN, corner ol Klog and fchephcrd a reels. dec20-4?_ ANY PERSON HAYING MY SETTER DOG will please leave lom nt No. 4:1 Kut leuge Avenue, or No. 22 Vendue Range. I w.ll pay a reward for the;aime. Tue said Dog ls large 111 >lze aud white, wita liver col neil nea ', a- d a snipe or while in Hie fa.e. T. M. CAI ER, No. 43 Ruiiidze Avenue deelO ISoaroinQ. BOA R DI N(J.-PERMANENT^ TRANSI? ENT AND DAY BOARD may he hud by u> piting ai the northwest corner ot Km/ und Vau ilertiurst streets. detdo-?* Cigars, tobacco, #c. rjp O B A C C 0 M?N?FA'JTURE??S' AGENCY, a. FOLLIN, NV. 173 EAST BAY, Ins in store and constan:ly receiving, tiircct from thc Manufacturers, all grades and tty?eso .Man uf.utured ami Smoking TOBACCO, which ne oin rs to me tradesmen, at factory prices. Orders nikeu for special >iyles aud biauds, aud satisfaction guarantied. ALSO, A ru 1 llncof HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS AND LEAP TOBACCO for manufacturt g aud plantai lou purposes. And the Celebrated '.Mi-jin gan," "Piik mon's" and Uoodwlu's" Fine- ut C'ievvlugTobaec?. Pipes, Ac. d<c2C-2 A GOOD CHANCE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. CHEAP CIGARS, TOBACCO. MEERSCHAUM AND BKI.sR PIPES, and a'l bel mg'ng to the trad.-, to close out busi? ness, at L. LORENZ T'S, deei8-7 Corner Went worth and King sircels. IAUU .aaois JR?i.) U1BIIH.VV aoaaduia jo joiautdoaj 'uaaoiiBOs RVITHM -oaoi(.u3b|3 auipcai aiojoq xooj?; pojaad sm ouimuxo 01 paisanbai aaa saosuipanj -?i\d ;?i|i u| ?.)-iiioi| oiqisuodsdj uo u?jp JO-qatJ HUM p.i;uiiduiooou *iu|i| 01 popuaixa saapao nu Sv\ .op moqu?t Sum jo ijiipaj e 8UIAI3 -pn?q uo ?liainsuoa adas. s| btsjutmui jo oun sui ut sapiuB \\v ?? ;u3iuiautnu ow.dtuoo puu ?Aisuaixa uv 'os*iv .B1U3B3JJ BstnjBtatio joj eiQBiinj nov asia OJ ns 01 t-ao|jd ie ties HBO oaojaaoui -A'iiBioods e sadIJ RUVHUSHjiaw. .?aauLs .taaioos ao nxnog mooa saHiii 'islams osiH Ole *o?j '8811011 OOOVROl Q?V HV010 DNIH.1I3YjaNVIV.7lvX -311 (WV aTYSHTOH.u NOIS31HVHO fHietings. U~^N:l?irKILWINNW 4, A. F. M.-The Annual Communloitton of Hue Lodge will be hel'i THU EVENING, at 7 ?.'cloak, at Hulmes's ?Jail, eorner or King an i Wentworth stree s. Members will pie se be punctual in at? tendance. Bv order of w. M. decSI xe, QB". oIBKS, srcretary pro tem. CHARLESTON CHAMBER OP COM? MERCE.-A special Meei lng or Hie Chamber will be held THIS DAY, at 12 o'clock M., at the Hail, to receive the Ke;>tirt of the Committee on the Con OJ Tax. By order. P. J. IURBOr, ilcc2l Secretary. STONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. You are hereby summoned to attend a Regu? lar Monthly Meeting of your Company Tuis EVEN? ING, at Market "Jail, at quarter-psst 7 o'clock pie tlstiv. A full attecdaute ls desired. By order. WM. O. MILLER. dec21 secretar..". UNION STAR FIRE COMPANY.- YOU are hereby summoned t> attend an Extra Mel ting of your Companv. on FKIOIY NIGHT, the Std instant, at hair-past 7 o'clock, at the Regine Hall Busine s or import irec will be tran?acted. Fall not on pain or thc pennKles that wilt rall th reon. By order or the President. LEWI-J G. BROWN, Secretary ? S. F. Co. dCCSl-2 ITJauts. TTT?TTNURSE WANTED IMMEDI \TE VV LY. Apply at No. 25 Montague street, sec? ond door below Smith stn et, South s.de. decst-s WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN TO Cook and Wash. Must come well recom? mended. Apply at No. 21 Montague strict. dec20 WANTED, A WHITE W O M A N TO cook and wash for a small family. Ap? ply at No. 6 Coming street. ilec2ll* WANTED TO PURCHASE, Al L KINDS of FANCY PIGEONS, Buds and Animals; also, a pair ol Wild tiger Cats and two Alliga ors, tie: ween Uve and six f. et long. App'y at No. 66 East Bay. Any one wls?lng wild animals eau apply as above. dec?l-3* WANTED, A RESPECTABLE COLOR EL) woman as child's muse, (inc who can bring good references, ami w.thout encum? brance. will hear of ago d place by apr lying to No. 123 Meeting street, telow Market. dec2l-tti8tuo* WANTED. A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIR'. to act os Chamlieni a d. and to lake charge of chfidien. Musite willing to go into the country. Gund wages and promptly paid. Inquire at this office. dec:o-2* WANTED, A WOMAN TO DO THE housework for a family o? three persot s Inquire at No. 8 Wragg square. A cerm?n woman preferred. dei . J EVERY GENTLEMAN WHO WANTS Coats, Punts. Ac. nicely cleaned, and faded clothes renewed goes to OTTO >ONNTAG, Went wonh street, near Artesian Well. dtc20 2* WANTED, OLD VOLUMES OF PACI HC Hallion! Keparis, also Sclmolcra'i's Indian Kepor. Apply to ALFRED HUNTER, Bookseller, No. 43 East Bay. decl9-iuUis3* WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND wash lor a small lam ly. Rec /mmenda tlous required. App:y at No. 33 Rutledge av nue. decl8-mtutli3_ WANTED TO PURCHASE, TWO Second-hand ENGINrS, with Saw aid Fixtures complete; one portable, 20 to SS horse? power; the other stationary, 20 to 25 horse power. Apply ; o W. P. DOWLING A CO , No. 9 Kovcc'a Whirr. decP-stuthl? WANTED, A SITUATION AS BOOK KKEPEK, Assistant, or Entry Clerk. No objection to go In the country. Address E. O. H., DAILY NEWS Pince._declj 3 VXrANTED PURCHASERS OF 'HORKlr VT In tho Land and Immigration Assncivi t .I ?esnrs. BL'TLER, CHADWICK. CA RV A c O ru kvts now ready win by glad to neo rn\ frier, ar the office or Mr. EDWARD M. MORELAND, No. 2.1 Broad street. *KHKN COFFIN. -m-Atf LI WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED CHILD'S NCRSE. One wlihout cldldren amt will recommended can lind a permanent j p ac, by applylug at N . 124 Meeting stree . dec?s_ WANTED, FIVE GOOD MEN TO SELL the Elias Howe Improved Family .?e*iiig Machine. Lltieial Inducement", tail st Hi? otllce, NO. 3M2 King street, city. dccl6 WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WUITE ('irltodogener.il bousewuik and atteud lo a child. Apply between th- hours ot one and two o'clock, Ods day, at MACQUEEN A- KI ECK ( NO?. 2l snd 23 Vendue Range. dec!3 WANTfcD, A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN to coo* and wash for a inuit.y of Hilve pc sous; also, a Colore 1 Boy 2 or 14 years bf age. Apply at No. ll Wentworth soie.t. dec? 1T7ANTED EVERYBODY" TO KNOW . YT that you can get a First-class SEWING* MACHINE from LUNsFORO, >nilth street, neur Wentworth, eneaper than from any omer man m the city or Stale. Give lum a cad aud >ee tor y ou i self. nov28 ?07rT A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID, ?ipO . ZJ Male or Female Agents.-Dor e sud uulht lurnislieil to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMEN I'. Ci Ublnatlttn Tonne!, Button Ho.e I utter ami otheraitickM. Circuiars .ree. Address Novi-Uy company, Saco, Mc. uovi4-7t> AGENTS WANTED 1-FOK THE UNI? VERSAL TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER; Mtves time, twine, thread, lingers and teeth. Some? thing everybody wants. Samples mulled on re? ceipt of 25 c-nts. Address QhORGE DA VI?, No, 5t'u Broadway, New York. oci3o-3mori ?or Sale. MILCH COWS.-ARRIVED AT No. 588 King street, a line lot or MILKERS and bfnl.tG.BRs. For sale at low prices. dec21-l*_ FOR SALE, ONE GOOD SECOND-HAND CARRIAGE. For s de cheap. Apply to GEORGE W. WILLIAMS A CO., Factors, Cuur h stree_decM-a WOOD ! WOOD ! WOOD .'-GREEN OAK WOOD at. $5 50 per cord; best Yellow Piue, per cord $4 60 to f 5; Mixed Oak. Ash and Map.e. fl to $i 50 per cord. $1 per cord delivered to any part ci Hie city. Apply to Savantiah and Charles oa Kullrosd Wharf. N. B.-Charitable Associ?t ons nipp.led with Oak Woed at $5 to (5 25; Velio .v l lue f4, $4 2J to $4 5 . Apply im? mediately as above. dee2l-i* ALOT FINE CANARY BIRDS-GOOD Slut err?. Als:>. seeds and Fish Roe. for ame nt A. Bl'ERO'S, NJ 8: Maike: sirte". dCCiU-4?_ ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF HORDES AND MULES at A. WILSON A Cu.'S -t .hies, ci r Uer or Me-tlrg aud Wentworth ai reels. .11 or which wi 1 t?e sold as elie ip or cheaper ihati any oilier bb ck ou tt.c market. Call an > 1 xamlueand pt ne them before purchasing c sc where, de 1-20-2* YOUNG KENTUCKY HULES, AT KEN? TUCKY MULE L'IT, near Christo -lief's Sta ble, King street, lor cash or city ace pbtnee. H. O i KM A.N. dccia:;* TUST AR Kl VED, A LOT OF FINE TUR .J KEYS, which will bc sold from $2 to $:; su n pair. Apnly to M. HUNT'S, No. 42 Market st 1 eel. dCClg-g*_ _ COR SALE A FINE BILLI VltU TABLE. J? Apply ai TURNER'S SALOON, No. ITS M- cl? ing.street. oecU'-a* FOR SALE, A NEAT HOUSE AND LOT No. 25 Shepherd stn ct, between Coming street and Sires alley, inquire or SALL'B J. MLnl'HV, Ne. 4? Bcaufain sirc-f. deelB-6* FOR THE HOLIDAYS ?-NOW, LADIES and Gentlemen, ts the time lo go tu Ki.MN'S, No. 33? King street, and get oac 1f his ba muru!, nice sli ging Can .rles. You can bo cer? tain that Mr. KLEIN will select one to your satis? faction, and everybody who has bought Hum are very much pleased. The price is ve y mode? rate deci2 FOR SALE ! FOR SALE ! FOR SALE ! Ihe undersigned otters roi* sale all that STEAM SAW AND URIST MILL, together With Mutes, 'Ireck Cars, Timber Cart", I at:i and Cut otrsaws, Saw Uommcts, Ac, .VC, situated and in full operation at Bonncau's Station, N. E. R R The above Mill was built by Me>srs. Poole A. Hunt, und has one of the ramona Drop Flue Boil? ers, said lo be one i f thc best lu use; was put in opcrat on by one of our 1 es mechanics, Mr. 1). C. Ki augh. The above property ls ottered forsjle Tor no other purpose than to change th-rinvest nu nt. The present proprietor wishes to re-lire J rom the business. For. luther particulars apply io the uudersigned or ar. the Mill. JOHN C. MALLONEF. Lumber Yard and Olllce. Horibeck's Wharf. N. K. lt R, Washington st., charleston, a. C. nov30-thstulmo ilegal Notices NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING demands against the Estate or G. E. J. and GUSTAV HAAS, deceased, and of the I ire flrm of I DAAS BROTHERS, will present them, duly attest- [ ed; und those lnde'ted tnereto will make pay? ment to DOROTHEA BLOHMS, Admmo-lrati ix, decl9-3 No. 3;o King sticct. ^Am?sements. CAD E"M~Y OF JU U S I C . Third Sight, of the Celebrate* Actor, MR. H A E .1 y SEYMOUR, Who will appear as SIR GILES OVERREACH, in Phillp Maaslnger'd Play, in five acts, A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, To Canc'ude with the roaring Farce tf OUR GAL! Caroline Morion (Oar Ga").EFFIE JOHNS. FRIDAY, B:NEFIT OF MB. S YMOUR, The New Romantic Play of NOTRE DAME. SATURDAY, GRAND MATINEE. dec20 O LD DAN RICE'S PARIS PAVILION CIRCUS COMPANY Will exhibit in Charleston one week-, com? mencing # MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1871. Two Exhibitions each day-Afternoon and Evening. Introducing the Grandest and Greatest Arenle Entert lnraent ever presented lu America, em? bracing Gorge ms Military and Civic Pageants, Toumaments, National Grand Entres, Patriotic Tableaux Vivaut, Aboriginal Pampas, Scenes and Shifting Living Picture? oiBewild- ring Beanty.and Introducing the most COMPLETE COMPANY OF CELEBRATED ARTISTES that has ever been con? gregated for Eqaes rian and Olympian Pastimes. .'. I.I, TIIBBEVT FEATURES OF THE GYMNA? SIUM. KNTERTAINMEN I'S OF UNTOLD MEKIT, under the immediate management of "OLD" DAN RICE, (His first visit to this city since 1850,) who will most positively appear at each exhl bition in his old time character of the Nation's Humorist, and Introducing his BRUTE ACTORS, the world-renowned "BLIND HORSE EXCELSI? OR, Jr.," STEPHEN A. DOOULAS.and the original notorious Clown Mules, Pete and Barney. This ls the flnc.it circus In talent and elegance of appointment ever projected-even by DAN RICE-and has been witnessed ny the fashionable world, and pronounced unequalled In thc history of the American Arena. Doors open at. 1 and 7 P. M. Grand Entres at | 2 and 8 o'clock. Admission-Adults 75 cen s; children under ten years 25 cents. S. E. CRANE, dec?s Agen'. M RS. MOULTON, America's Greatest Singer, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, In two Grand MOULTON CONCERTS, TIIURSOAY aud FRIOAY, December SS and 29,1871, assisted by Mr. BKOOKHOUSB BOWLER, Tenor, Sig. FERRANT!, worll-renowned Baritone Buf? fo, and Mr. JAS. M. w Eli LI. the eminent Pianist. Mr. GEO. W. COLBY, Mu-kal Dtrestor. decl8 Ho Vient. TO RENT, THE URGE HALL AT Fouthwcst corner or Meeting and Market streets, on second story. Apply to THEO. STONEY, .-oathcrn Wharf._dealt th mi TO RENT, THE THREE STORY BRICK . DWKLI INC next west of the Academy of Music. Will bc rented low to a good tenant. Ap ply at No. tj George fcrrnt. dec!*-tuttis Tl RENT, THAT RICE PLANTATION on A?-hcpoo River, at the Ferry, known as Hi? property of ti e late Colonel Wm. Lowndes, containing loo Acres or the lln?si Tide Swamp L outs in Hie Mate. Apply to THEO. STONEY, ou; beru \Vaarf. decU-tlim4 13 LEASA NT ROOMS TO RENT IN A choite nelzliborliood at No. ll Doughty mutt Apply on the premises. novi? qiO KENT, TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS JL fronting on King street, c mer of Liberty sneer, po>?essio'i given from the Kt of Novem? ber, ANO. four"iiear. comfortable rooms over the st rc fronting on Liberty street. Possession given Immediately. Apply on premises. oci31. P il n-snraiuc. HENlX INSURANCE COMPANY, CF NEW VORK. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. CAPITAL. .SI,OOO,OOO SURPLUS. 953,07* CASH ASSETS DECEMBER 1ST, 1871..$1,953,075 Looses at Chicago Fire $350,000. The PHENIX was not compelled to ei l in any of its Loans, or di-po-e of any of its Securities to meet Chicago Liabilities. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS taken as hereto? fore In this substantial Company, by S. Y. TUPPER. Agent, decl6-stnt):3 East Bay street. ^NDES INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. CASU CAPITAL.81,000,000 FINANCIAL STATEMENT AN OKS INSURANCE C0M PiNV, NOVEMDEK, 1871. Cash on hand, In bank and lu transit. $ 286.034 43 Bonds-Unfed Sta'09,1 State, City and ? County.f Market value. 390.073 34 Railroad Bunds.j Marke* value. 8,900 00 Collateral Loans). 99,500 00 ami } Atc:oed Interes-t... 49,ono oo Flr-t Mortgages,). 097,1'J-J 53 B:l.s Receivable. 9,347 ce Bonk Accounts (Premium* and Agen? cy Balance'). 33,OM ?O Am mut received from stockholders by Assessment. 500,000 00 $2,073,148 46 Liabilities wi li Chicago Losses, $S50,000. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS taken as heretefore In this responsible Company. S. Y. TUPPER, Agent. dcclc-stuthS East Bay s leer. INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE GOAI PANY OF NEW YORK. CASH CAPITAL.S30O,000 STATEMENT (V THE INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMP ?NV, NOVEMBER 2n, 1871. Caril In Leather Manufacturers' Na? tional Bank.$ 152.420 51 Cash on hand. 2,448 90 U. S. 5-20 Bonds.(Maiket Value). 22,2?0 00 U. S. 10-40 Bonds. " " 109,250 00 U. S. 6 pr ct. 30 yr Bonds " " 389,812 50 ?. S. 6 pr Ct. ISSI Bonds " " 31 525 00 Virginia State Bonds " " 20,000 00 Alabama State Bonds " " 8,970 00 Georgia State Bends " " 18,400 00 S uth Carolina Bond', New, 0 pr Ct. $20,000 " " 7,800 00 Market National Bank Stock. - " 2,688 00 Real Estate. 200,000 00 Loans on United States Bond-t. 237,475 00 Loans on Boni and Mortgage. 119,400 00 Premiums In course ot transmission. 119,511 38 Debts for Premiume. 27,695 17 All other Securities. 17.073 55 To'al Assets.$1,406,720 Cl LIABILITIES. Including all losses at Chicago now In process of adjustment..$560,OOO FIRE RISKS taken as heretofore in this respon? sible Company. S. Y. TUPPER, Agent, decie-stuthJ East Bay street, ?roceric?, ?iqnors, Uz. .GERMAN BOLOGNA S A U S A G E, VT DU rc H AND ENGLISH CHEESE. German BOLOGNA SAUSAGE Du ch Herrings White Sugar-Cured Harm ('.mali) Smoked Tongues and Beef Smoked Salmon and Bleat?rs. AND Engl sh Chedder CHEESE (9mall) Edam Chee-e Imitation English (superior) Choice Orange County Butler. ALSO, French Green Peas, Mushroom Truffles and As? paragus. For sale bv * decag KL1NCK, WtCKEN'BERG A CO. QHOICE EATING POTATOES. Just received ex Steamer Champion, loo bb?s. Early Rose POTATOES loo bb:a. Princa Albeit Potatoes. For sale low by KANAPACX A GONZALIZ, decH-1_. No. 38 Market Street.? J^ACON, SUGAR, COFFEE, &c, Aa ' ,60 lihds. C. R. BACON SIDES 25 hhds Rac n Shoulders "5 boxes D. S. Sides and Bellies 50 boxes 1). s. Shoulders so tierces Prime S. c. Hams leo packages Lard 200 packages Cheese io J kegs and tubs Butter SOO b xes Jelllei and Preserves 100 Loxes New Raisins " 250 sacks Cort- e loo chests Hyson and Oolong Tea 75 hhds. Demerara and New Orleans Sugars loo bbls. New orleans Molasses 300 bbls. Cautm .-viup 250 packages Mackerel, bbls., halves, qrs. 600 boxes s. C. Herrings 25 bbls. Pickled Herrings 6000 lbs. Codfish. In store, landing and for sale low by decl8 STEFFENS. WEINER A DUCKER. S HE R RY WINES Quarer casks Amontillado SHERRY Quaner casks Golden Sherry Quarter casks Fine Pale Sherry Quarter casks Good Table Sherry * Quarter casks B own Sherry Quarter casks Cockburn's Port Quarter casks Madeira BRANDY. Half pipes Hertn- say Brandy, 1860. Half pipes Hennessy Brandy, 1865, - Half pipes Hennessy Brandy, lses, Dozens very Old Marte ll Brandy. With a lull assortment or Jellies, Jams, Sauces, Pickles, Prunes, Figs, Raisins, Ac, Ac. Fur .-ale by D. PAUL A CO. decl9-tuth-3 , c H R I S T M A S SUPPLIESI CHAMPAGNES. Pieper Held deck's, Chas. Ucldsleck's, Widow Clicquot's, G. H. Mumm'sVerzenay. 0. il. Hamu'e Dry Verzenay, Moet A charmion's Green Seal, Krng A Co.'e. CLARETS. N. Johnson A Son's Medoc, St. Jnlleu. Sr. Estcphe, La Rose, chateau Margeaux, Hockbetmer. And a foll assortment or FANCY GROCERIES, One Wlues and Liquors, of all kinds, at lowest figures, at WELCH'S GROCERY. Corner Market and Meetldg streets. Goods delivered free. declO CHRISTMAS with Its osnal cheer, ls at hand, and ail of onr dealers are displaying their GOODS to enable purchasers to make selections. The prices are so reasonable that they are actually GIVEN AWAY e to those who arc in quest of them, and AT this seascn no house in this city commands a larger patronage than that of WILSON'S where all of the choicest articles to bs fonnd In a well kept GROCERY arc on band. Strangers visiting Charleston should not fall to visit this house, for AT no time has a better Stock of Goods been placed on display than that to be seen dally In the store No. 306 KING STREET. JgURNHAM'S YEAST POWDER. Having nsed YEAST POWDER In our familles for several years, we give a decided preference, above all other, to that prepared by EDW. S. BURNHAM, Druggist and Apothecary. No. 421 Klug, near Calhoun street: Kev. JOHN 1'. WIC1TMAN, D. ?. Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKE P. K. COBURN, Intendant Town of Summer? ville. S. C. G. L. HOLMES. GEO.S. PELZER. M. D. W. H. SMI i ll, Master Machinist, S. C. R. R. B. C. WEBB. nov4-6mo8 D ON*T READ T?IS! Stiling orr, on ace Hint of clo~-ing business, C1GAKS, PIPES. TOBACCO, Ac. The largest und bc;t selected srtck In the city at coat, by L. LORENZ r, Corner Wentworth and King streets. decS-lmo M ?flillinerTj, Dressmaking, Uz. R sT " M . b ? N"L A P7~ MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, NO. 364 KING STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW OK0R0E STREBT. MW SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COUN? TRY ORDERS. dec7-thstnlmo ?jy/J-RS. M. J. ZERNOW, No. 304 KING STREET, Would respectfully inform ihe ladles that she will OPEN THIS DAY A FULL ASSORTMENT OF MILLINERY GOODS. DRESSMAKING In all Its branches attended to asnsual. aaaving obtained the Agency of Mdme. DEMO REST'S CELEBRATED PAPER PATTERNS, is now prepared to fnrnish a general ASSORTMENT OF PATTERN8. Country orders will receive prompt attention. U0Y28-tUtllS (Btotctieg, ?iqnor3,.?,r. ^L6Ut?!HFLf5?Tfl FLOUR*! 200 socks Campsen Mil s CHOICE FAMILT FLOUR 200 sacks Campsen Mills Choice Extra Flow 200 sacks 0 M. Super Flour In barrels, hattV quarter, eighth, one-sixteenth barrel-sack, to snit the trade 500 barrels Choice Western Family, Extra. Super and Flue Flonr 300 bam ls Choice Bakers' Flonr. ? CORN I CORN I 5050 bushels PRIME WHITE CORN, now land? ing, and in store. For sale by JNO. CAMPSEN & CO., dec2fc8_Nos. 12 and M Market street. ' JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AT * REASONABLE FIGURES: lCt>3 sacks GOOD SOUTHERN FLOUR at GEORGE W. WILLIAMS A CO., dec21-2_lac ors. [ ?JH01CE SMOKED MEATS, ic. BREAKFAST STRIPS Smoked Tontines Kt gs or" spiced Tripe Smoked Halibut. ALSO, Atmore's Mince Meat in 2and 5 pound cans And 6 pound glass Jars. * Also, In 18 pound tubs. Mixed PICKLES In hair-barrels at retail. E. E. BEDFORD, jlecie-stutha No. 275 Kinir street. QORN! CORN ! CORN! 10 oco busht ls Prime White and Mixed CORN. Landing and for sale by deo20-3 HERMANN BULWINKLE. JP LOURI FLOUR! FLOUR1 COCO barrels FLOUR, varions grades, In store, and lor sale by HERMANN BULWINKLE. (1CC20-3 RANDING THIS DAY EX MYROVTBR CHAMPAGNE. Cases Roedeser Dry S1LLERT Cases Veuv? Clicquot Cases Moet & Chandon Vin Imperial Cas* s Mumm's Verzenay bair.ci s Piper Heidssick Coses bordeaux Clarer, N. Johnstone A Sons Cases Neirsteloer Hock, P. A. Mumm. PORTER AND ALE. Casks niobe n'sStout PORTER,quartsand pint? Casks Guinness' Dublin Porter, pints Cssks Bas?' j'aie Ale, quarts and pints Casks Jeffrey's and McEwan's Edinburgh" Ale, pints Casks Bremen Lager Beer, pin's. ENGLISH CHEESE. 1 case'0ne English Chedder CHEESE, small size 1 case flue Edam Cheese l cass Imitarlo i English and Lost Chedder Cheese l case Pineapple and Factory Cheese Kt gs Choice-Ocsben Batter. For sale on moderate terms by decl9-tnths3_D. PAUL A CO. ATTENTION! FAMILIES, HOUSE? KEEPERS, ?c. Ton can save that long walk down town by buying your supplies Dom D. FITZGIBBON, Northwest corner.King and Cannon streets. ?arAll Goods delivered free._ JUST RECEIVED FROM STEAMER, A frc sh supply or CAN GOODS or varions kinds. Preserv. B, Pure French Cord al, Jellies tn wine triasses and tumblers, Almonds, Raisins, New Figs, Curran! s, AC For sale low by D. FITZGIBBON, Northwest coree: King and Cannon * reeta. 13-Ali Goods delivered tree._ FINE TABLE BUTTER, AT 25 CENTS PER POUND. ^. Best old North Carolina CORN WHISKEY, tl t? per gallon; good light Bi own Sugar, 10 lbs. for $1, at D. I-ITZGIBBON'S, Nf nh west corner King and Cannon streets. jg-All Goods delivered iree._ JJOLIDAY WINES. Receiving rr nm steamer, quarter casks or best OLD SHERRY, quarter casks or line Old Port, quarter casks floe Old Mad Ira, choice Old Malaga and Claret Wines. For cale by D. FITZGIBBON, North wes-, corner Klug and Cannon streets. jj^Ali Goods delivered free._decfl-lmo ANDING AND FOR SALE. Assortment of BUTTER and CREESE Lnrd. Pig Hams, shoulders flL > trips sud Rice. ^ By ADOLPH NIMITZ, drclC-3_No. 209 East Bay. QOGNAC AND LA ROCHELLE BRAN? DY, IN U. S. BONDED STORES. A. TOBIAS* SONS, No. 110 EAST BAY, Offer ior sale from U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Choice COGNAC and LA ROCHELLE BRANDY, various vintages, in Quarter casks Firth casks Eighth casks ANO Cases or one dosen battles each. may23_ QHOICE WAITE MILLING CORN AND FLOUR, LANDING THIS DAY. MORDECAI A CO., No. 110 Fas- Bay, otTe%for sale invoices Choice White MILLING CORN^nd Extra FLOUR, landing rbis day. . auz8-6mo JJARMONY'S SHERRY WINE. , A. TOBIAS' SONS, No. 110 East Bay. offer for sale an Involoe ol Choice HARMONY'S PALE SHERRY WINE. A. TOBIAS' SONS. ang8-emo_ QHOICE HAVANA CIGARS. MORDECAI A CO., No. 110 East Bey, offer for I sale an Invoice or cnolce HAVANA CIGARS, direct Dom Factory in Dayana. augn-emo JURE CRACKERS. A. TOBIAS' SONS, No. 110 East Bay, offer for sale au Invoice ol FIRE CRACKERS, landing this day._auga-amo VINEGAR, PRUNES, WHITE WINE, CLARET, AC. A. TOBIAS' SONS offer for sale VINEGAR, Prunes, White Wine, Imported direct rrora Prance._aug8-0mo J^NGLISH PORTER AND ALE. A. TOBIAS' SONS, Agents or Messrs. Edward & George Hibben, ol London, offer lor salo Hib- _ bert's PORTER and Bass's PALE ALE-plJjH and nuans._aug8-^im'^[M Z^lRAND CHRISTMAS JUBILEE, AT LIN LEY'S CHEAP S T O RES, No?. 150 ANO 388 KINO STREET. "THE GREAT CHEAP MAN" Offers for side, at 8 ngularly low prices, the most msive and vaned stock of c H RI SIMAS eui IDS ever adveitised for sale in thar.ert?n, and respectfully asks that a diseei nmg and thrif? ty public would save twenty per cent, on their purchases by a favorable consideration or his sin? gularities. GROCERIES ! G ROCf RIES ! GROCERIES I 100 boxes loose MUSCATEL RAISINS, the finest in the city ; 50 t oxes Layer Raisins, 60 qr. boxea Layer Rals.ns; lo bsgs soft shell Almonds, 25 boxes Cliron, 5 bbl?. Currants, M 0 lbs. Figs. The above Fruits are ol the new season and very One. 300 small sacks best Fl ur, put up expressly for cake making; 25 arkins choice orange County Butter; also a full assortment cf all goods m the linc. CROCKERY ! CROCKERY I CROCKERY I U00 dozen P.a-es. alt sizes and qualities; loo large Turk? y Dishes, 250 Dam Dishes; 150 set? curs and Saucers, 310 large Bowls, suitable lor egg nog au around; together with a lull as,on ment of all goods in the line. GLASSWARE t GLASSWARE I GLASSWARE I 6J0 dozen Une Table Goblets, loo dozen line Ta? ble Tumblers, io J doz-.-n champagne Glasses, 300 dozen Wlnegiasse', 20 dozen Table Decanters, quarts and pints; 25 dozen Glass Bowls on stands, all sizes and desirable patterns; 3 dozen hand? some Glass Pitchers, io dozen handsome Cass Tea Seta FANCY GOODS I TOYS ! FANCY GOODS 1 TOYS 1 25 handsome Gold Band China Tea Sets, 44 Sleces, at $10 50 per set; 300 dozen China Jointed oils; 600 Cologne - eta. well assorted and fine quality, i rom $1 to $2 per set; is- o Decorated and Mot o Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucers ; eo Deco? rated Mustache Cups and Saucers; 500 Children's Tea Se s from 10 cents tu $1 50 per set. Great as? sortment ol small articles at about half the usual price. VARIOUS SINGULARITIES. 60 finely Japanned Tir. chamber Sets, st : per set; 25 Cake Boxes, !0'0 Tea i rays and en, 160 Fancy Basket". 600 Looking G as sizes, and many other Singulair lt s too i to mention are to be'found at LIV LEY'S CHEAP ST Nos. 190 and ass :