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TERMS OE THE SEWS. TBM DAILY NHWS, by mau one year, $8; sLv montha $4; three months $3 60. ?????2! etty at Eiearaw ?SNTS S week, P-?^J^T ?MM or ?s a Tear bald in advance at the office. "?S W?VSU P????- onT^adtjj tbursdays aa. Satnrdays. one year $4; eta months $3 60; three months $136 TH? WVBUT maws, one year $2. Six copies ?io. -Tsn copies, to one address, $1?. soBSoarmowslnaU oases payable In advance sod no paper continued after the expiration of the time paid ror. RKJcTTANcxs should be made by Postofflce Heney Order or by Express. If this cannot be done, protection against losses by mall may be secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able to the order of the proprietors of THB NEWS, or by sending the money In a registered letter. Horans or Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found, Boarding, au., not exceeding 20 words, 36 cents each Insertion; over 30, and not exceeding so words, 40 cents each insertion: over 80, and not exceeding 40 words, 60 cents each Insertion. These rates are NIT, and most invariably bf ?aid in advance. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON * CO., No. 19 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. Wit (ShntU?lm ?feto>? SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1872. NEWS OF THE DAT. . -A recent visitor to Thomas Nast wa9 told by tbe artist, laughingly, that "one day last summer he received a genuine proposition cf marriage from an admiring young lady in Ohio, In which she referred io General Sohenok and ex-Governor Dennison as tb h r position." "What did you do ?" was the visi? tor's Inquiry. "Why, I sent back a cartoon of Mrs. Nast and the children, labelled 'The only objections,'" replied Nast. -Toe Boston Journal says : "Messrs. A. Stanfield A Brother, Nos. 52 and 64 High street, lost tbe entire contents of their safe, aa did George Packer, of No. 88 this street. Porter, Bros. A Co. had one of Herring's Sales In their store. No. 38 Sommer street, which preserved Its contents In first-rate order. Field, Thayer A Whitcomb saved the contents of a large vault in the rear of their store in Pearl street, and Chase, Merritt A Blanchard, in the same street, were equally fortunate, a H. Ward, No. 28 Pearl street, entrusted his books and napers to one of the Valentine A Boiler Safe and Look Company's Safes and lost them all." -Three Italians, John Budzon, Frank Mon tlvtdl and John Torry, working In a sewer In Brooklyn, New Yo?% on Monday, were burled alive by Its caving]! n. The heads of two were jost above the earth, and they presented a horrible sight. The weight of earth against their bodies and chests bulged their eyes from their sockets and caused their tongues to hang from their months. These two men were not Instantly killed, but one died while his fellow . laborers'were at work endeavoring to extri? cate him, and the other Immediately after be was taken ont. The third, who was complete? ly buried, was found dead, and bis body badly mutilated. The accident resulted from not having the sewer properly braced. -Gabriejle, the youngest daughter of Mr. Greeley, whom he was fond ol calling "Passy," was In attendance on her father daring his illness, but her grief was so great and uncon? trollable that her uncle brought her with him to bus home in New York city on Thursday ' Hight. Bis daughter Ida was with bim night and day. Sd violent did he become that lt was found necessary to remove most of the furni? ture from the room. At one time ha tore the watch presented to him by the employees of the Tribune apart, and again he threw a kero? sene lamp on the floor, setting the room on fire and narrowly escaping being burned to death. As his strength left him be became more quiet, bat did not show any Blgns of con- | Bolousoess until about an hour before his death. -Of the new Judge of the United States Su? preme Court, a Washington letter aays: "it Is learned from the best ol sources that the appointment of Hon. Ward Hunt, of New York, to the Supreme Bench, was made by the President on the direct personal solicitation o? Senator Conkliog. Ex-Solicltor General Bristow would undoubtedly have received the appointment but for this. Mr. Hunt ls over sixty yean of age, ls ex-chief Justice of New York, and ls a resident of Mr. Cankllng's own City of Utica. It was said - openly at the capi? tol-to-day by those who are well lnlormed that Mr. Hunt ls to be a mere locum tenais for Mr. Conkliog, whose aspirations for the Supreme Bench have long been a cause of I comment among bis associates, and who will not himself be eligible until after the lounh of j March, when his present senatorial term ex? pires." -The Concord (N. H.) Patriot says that In ? letter to the Hon. Mason W. Tappan, dated November 8, one of the very last that Mr. Greeley wrote, he expresses great gratitude to Mr. Tappan for gol og into the recent con? test In his behalf with such zeal, and says, In nhl gravely jocular manner : "I have been sd'bitterly assailed that I hardly know wheth? er, twas running for the Presidency or lor the penitentiary." Mr. Greeley thus speaks of j the death of his wife : "In the darkest hour j my long-suffering wife left; not too soon, as she had suffered too deeply and long. I laid her in the grave with hard, dry eyes. Well, I am used up. I have slept little for weeks, and my eyes are hard to close, while they soon open again." Certain allusions made in the letter, as stated by Mr. Tappan, the Patriot j Bays, we are not at liberty at present to spe? cify; but hope that be will find lt consistent with propriety ultimately to publish the whole letter, the contents of wbloh are specially in? teresting on account ot their conveying the latest Impressions of Mr. Greeley's miad on the situation of. publlo affairs. -A ?hocking lastanoe of political malignity la related In the?following Washington dis? patch In regard to the Senate proceedings on Tuesday last*: "The Intention of Senator Fen? ton to offer his resolution to adjourn over soul Thursday, In respect to the memory ot Mr, Greeley, being known this morning, lt was brought to the attention ii the canons, and at the instance of serutifi senators per? sonally host?e to Mr. Greeley, lt was agreed not to allow Mr. Fenton to make hlB motion. It was ascertalued that the Vice-president In? tended to recognize Mr. Fenton aa soon as the reading of the Journal was coucluded. To prevent- this, Mr. Cameron Interrupted the reading o? the Journal, moved that its lurther reading be suspended, aad having thus ob? tained the floor, Immediately moved to ad? journ. Mr. Fenton over and over appealed to him for .permission to make bis motion, bat be peremptorily refused, and tbe mo- ! tl on to adjourn was carried. It was th? pur? pose of both Mr. Fenton and Mr. Sumner to make some remarks on the motion in ten ted to I : be offered hy lae former. Mr. Fenton would have said> "I desire to leave for New York at one o'clock, and therefore venture upon the indulgence of the Senate to make a motion at i this time. It has reference to the great be-j reavement we all so deeply feel In the aeath of Horace Greeley. This sad event touches the hearts ot all our people. Not only in our land, but the struggling and the good lo all lands, of whatever rana or condition, will unite In deep and long lament over his death. In lurther public r?cognition ot an event so im presslve, o? a grief so universal and profound, I move that when the Senate adjourn today lt adjourn to meet on Thursday next. I may remark that several senators desire to attend the funeral, and lt ls semi-officially announced that the President and vice-President of the United Slates will leave for New York to-day for the same purpose." Hr. Sumner would have said: "Mr. President, I have been requested to second this motion. One word, if you please. A funeral will take place to-morrow* on whloh the eyes o?- the na? tion wl.l rest, while innumerable hearts will throb with grief and the people everywhere learn the instability of life and the command? ment of charity. It Is proper, therefore, for the representatives of the nation to suspend labor, that they, too, may be penetrated by the lessons of the day. More for them than the Illustrious dead is this needed. He ls gone beyond any earthly call; we remain. Duties are always for the living, and now, standing at the open grave of Horace Greeley, we are admonished to forget the strife of party, and to remember only truth, country and mankind, to which hU honest life was de? voted. In other days i he horse and armor of the departed chieftain have been burled in the grave where he reposed. So, too, may we bury the animosities, If not the badges, of the past. Then, indeed, will there be victory for the dead, which all will share." To the Leg ligature- Head and ACtt The Committee of Ways and Means have agreed to recommend the levying of a Stale tax ot twelve mills, made up as follows : General expenses five mills, free schools two mills, and deficiencies of previous years five mills ; sV e. Beven mills for the fiscal year be? ginning November 1, 1872, and five mills to meet the legacy of debt bequeathed to the new administration by their predecessors. The views of THE NEWS in regard to State taxation have already been expressed. In our opinion a tax of five mills, or $750,000, for the current expenses of the government -exclusive of schools, and the interest on the public debt-is an exorbitant tax, and inconsistent with the promises of retrench? ment contained in the Republican platform. Again, it is an outrage upon the people that a tax of Ave mills, or $750,000, should be levied for the liquidation of outstanding claims, before those claims, many of which are believed to be fraudulent, have been ex? amined and audited. Besides these conside? rations, there is the further consideration that lt presses very heavily on the people to pay the entire State tax in the lamp. Suppose that a State and county tax of fifteen mills be levied. That tax, amounting io nt least $2,250,000, will be due, us ihe law stands, on on the 15th day of January next, and must be paid before that day. Now two millions of money cannot be withdrawn, at one sweep, from the entire capital of the State without carrying serious embarrassment to the planting and mercantile interests, which embarrassment reacts upon every working? man in the State. The expenditures of the State Government are not required to be made on one day, or in one month ; the es? timates are ror the year, and the payments (apart from the proposed deficiency appro- ? prlation) mast be distributed over the year, unless the "grab game " is to be played once mora It is the duty of the legislature] to study the convenience of the people. Surely there is nothing extravagant in the request that whatever taxes may be found to be indispensable, shall be so levied, and collected, as to press as lightly as may be upon the people who pay thom! We, therefore, submit four propositions, which we urge the Conservative Democrats and Conservative Republicans in the Legislature, to adopt as their platform : 1. That no tax-levy for the expenses of the J current year be made,until a detailed esti? mate of the expenses of the year bas been submitted, in such shape that every item can bo scrutinized, every unnecessary or extravagant item be stricken out, and the promised redaction of salaries, Ac, be made. 2. That the tax-levy, for current expenses, when made, shall be made payable in two or more instalments, as is done, without inconvenience, in the payment of the municipal taxes in Charleston. 3. That not a cent of money shall be levied for deficiencies until every outstanding claim has been audited by a proper committee, upon which committee there should be both members of the Legis? lature and private citizens. 4. That whatever tax may be found neces? sary for the liquidation of the just and proper outstanding claims shall not be made collectable at the same time as the tax for the current expenses, but shall be paid in instalments, covering one year or more. .We believe that these four propositions are so strong in themselves, and so fair to all parties, that it will be difficult to reject them if they be pressed upon the notice of the Legislature. They are ac expression of the fondamental principle that the just debts and legitimate expenses (and none others) of the State Government shall be paid, and that, in collecting by taxation the money wherewith tb pay them, the conven? ience and interests of the public shall be weighed and regarded. A\ Good Slove. The New York Herald proposes the rais? ing of a press fund for the benefit of Mr. Greeley's children, subscriptions to which shall be twenty-five dollars from each of the dally papers, and ten dollars from each of the weekly papers of the United States. The Herald beads the list with one thou? sand dodars. The Southern journals, we feel safe In Baying, will gladly join in this noble movement to clo substantial honor to ?he memory of a great journalist and a goodman. Special Notices. ^?-SPECIAL NOTICE.-SHIPPERS TO Savannah and Florida, by Steamers Dictator and City Point. Freights received dally on Southern WhaTf. No extra charges. dec7-2 RWENEL A co.. Agents, pwm OTIC E.-CONSIGNEES PER bng MELROSE, Griggs, Master, from Boston, are hereby notified that she ls THIS DAT discharg? ing cargo, at Accommoda'lon Wharf. Gooda mnst be removed before sunset, or they will be stored at owner*' expense and risk. All claims must be made before removal of goods. J. A. ENS LOW Sc CO., dec7-l Agents. ??-HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWERUno new preparation Lr 1 he public to experiment with, Us success ls un? paralleled Tor restoring gray hair to its natural color, promoting lia growth, and producing new hair on bald heads. dec7-8toth3D*w pm PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB. The Members aie requested to call at Messrs. BROWN A JOSNSOS'd Hat Store, King street, opposite Hasel, and have their measures taken for the N'.w Hats, where a sample can bs seen. desi ^SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, S. C., DECEMBER 6, 1872.-From and arter this date Naval St jrea will be allowed to remain In this company's yard, free or storage, for a period of twelve days from the date of ?B arrival. If not then removed a charge of two cents pw barrel per week will be made. S. S. SOLOMONS. dece-6 Superintendent. ^?-THE CONSUMPTIVES OR S?F FBRER from any pulmonary disease will find TUTT'S EXPECTORANT the most genial restera tlve ever offered an invalid. dec6-eo*w ^aS-THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN HUSSARS TILTING CLUB are requested to oall on Messrs. Mr.NKE Sc MULLER and leave orden lor their Uniforms. By order of the President. 3. 0. W. BISCHOFF, octa secretary. pm* BUBNHAM'S AROMATIC DENTI? FRICE, for Cleaning, Beantirylng and Preserving the Teeth, and imparting a refreshing taste to the mouth. Prepared by EDW. S. BURNHAM, Graduate of Pharmacy, No. 421 King street, Charleston, S. G. Recommended by the following Dentists: Br 3. B. PATRICK, Dr. B. A. MU0KKNFUS5". sep2S-8mos pm BATCHELORS HAIR DTE.-THIS superb Hair Dye la the best in the world. Per? fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No disappointment. No rldloulous tinta, or unpleas? ant odor. The genuine w. A. Batchdor'a Hau Dye produces immediately a splendid black or natural brown. Dees not stain the skin, bot leaves the bair clean, soft and beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye. bold by all druggists Factory ls Bond street, New York. mohS-tuthsivr pm BELL. SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED by the Proprietors at Schiedam, in Holland. An Invigorating Tonio and Medicinal Beverage. Warranted perfectly pure, and free from al. deleterious substances. It ls dlstUIed from Bar. ley or the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy, and designed expressly for oases of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu? matism, General Debility, Oartarrh of the Blad? der, Pains in the Back and stomach, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, lt gives relief in Asthma, Gravel and Calculi In the Bladder, strengthens and invigorates tte system, and la a certain preventative and cure of that dreadful scourge, Fever and Ague. CAUTION t-ASk for 'HUDSON G. WOLFE'S BELL SCHNAPPS." For sale by all respectable Grocers and Apothe? caries. HUDSON G. WOLFE Sc CO., Sole Importers. Office, No. 18 South William street, New York, ?epso-amos .fireproof gafeo. JJ E R RIN G S ' SAFES IN THE B08TON FIRE! BOSTON, MASS., November 12th, 1872. Messrs. HERRINGS SC FARREL, Nos. 261 and 262 , Hroa>iw?y. New York : Gentlemen -in the * Great Fire," which has de? stroyed the iiuatnesB ponton of the city, we hud In use one of your "Chsmplon" Safes, and which we were unable to recover from the ruins until this afternoon on account of-the intense heat which Burrounded it. When we opened lt we were agreeably surprised to And our books, papers, Ac, which lt contained, lu floe condition. Yoma, Ac, J. 0. BURRAGE A CO. ANOTHER. BOSTON, November 14,1872. Messrs. HERRINGS SC KAKRKL : GenU?men-uur blore. No. SS Summer street, was burut-d in the late "Great fire" In this c ty, of November 9th and io-h. Our hooks and papers were in one of your "Patent Champion Safes." and all were preserved in good condition, our store was burned about ten o'clock saturday evening, bur, on account or heat, we could u get at the safe until the Tuesday following-over ?ixty hours after the Dre. we consider this Are no ordinary test for safes, and take pl. asure in giving facts as above. Very truly, yours. PORTER BROTHERS A CO. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE FIRMS have testified to the preservation of their valua? bles in HERRING'S SAf Es IN THC BURNING OF OHIOAGO. Manufactured and sold by HERRINGS A FARREL, Nos. 261 and 262 Broadway, corner Murray street, New york, No. 807 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Penn., No. 48 State street, Chicago, III., No. 68 Camp street, New Orleans. DWELLISG-HOOSE S tFE3 for Ladles' jewelry, silverware, laces, shawls, ac., finished in papier maobe, and any other style of handsome furniture, suitable for- parlor, library, dining-room and chamber. WALKES, EVANS, Sc COGSWELL, dec7 agenta, Charleston, s. C. ?uno, Caromar* ano Ontlern. B~1S?E1}HL1)A^ AC, Ac. Just received an as H ort ment of GUNS, both Breech ana Muzsle Leaders, direct from the man? ufacture rs. Also, a large variety of Pocket cut lery, scissors and Kaz ?ra in cases, AO., Ac, from the best English makers. For sale low by J. E. ADGER A CO., deo5-tbstu3 NO. 62 East Bay. Municipal BToiiees. CITY~TA1TN7>TIC^^ URY, CHARLESTON, S. U., DECEMBER 8, 187?-By Ordinance the time for pa\ lng the last 1 instalment or corporation Tax and all Arrears or Taxes for this year, will end on the 16th instant, and upon un Taxes du-anti unpaid on that day a penally of twenty per cent, will attach, and re turns for such Taxes *U1 be on 1st January, 1873, sent to the sheri rr for execution. deca-8_P. J . COUP AN. City Treasurer. CITY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, DECEMBEB 4,187i-ail the property advertised by the City Sheriff for sale on Monday, 2d decomber, and not paid upon that day. will be enid at public auction, in front or the City Hall, on Monday, 9th December. Instant, positively. GEORGE ADDISON, dec6-4 Olry Sheriff. Crjina, Crockery, fie. I^THATGLASS AND CROCKERY," AT THE OLD STA MD, KING STREET, CORNER (.F LIBERTY STREET. The Subscriber would respectfnlly Inform his friends aud the public that hts stock ls now com? plete lu CHlNa, QLASs AND CROCKERY, Plain white and Fanoy China GlasB and Fancy China Goods, Lamps, Shades, Ac, Ac. octlO-tbstDJmos R, H. MCDOWELL, Agent _Stetting ?a^ESlNDN^^FOGEAPSicAL SO? CIETY.-T?e Regular Monthly Meeting of i he Society will be held THIS EVSMNO, the 7th Instant, at Vollere' flail, northeast corner of st. Philip and Beauraln streets, at half-past 7 o'olock. A foll attendance ls partlcniarly requested as business of gi eat importance will come up for consideration. Newly tlected membeis wm please come forward and sign tn60008"""??. ." uy order. JAMES BONAN,. flec7 secretary. TTENTION, GB ANT CAVALRY. You are hereby ordered to appear on Gads I deu Oreen, near Old Folks' Home, on MONDAY, [?ecemb?r oth, ats o'clock P. M., for Drill Exer cue. B, order of J*gg%jjg^ jE., dec7-l_ secretary Q. c. 0. TTBNTION1 RANDOLPH B1FLE M EN.-You are hereby sammoned to appear at che Military Hall, on MONDAY EVBNINQ, the oth Inst., at 7 o'clock, in fud uniform, for lnspec; lion. Herein fall not under the penalty of tue Huies. By order or Lieut. T. E. Dixon. W. B. ROBERTSON, dec7-l _Orderly Sergeant. OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, OHARLESTOS COUNTY, CHARLESTON. S. C.. DECEMBER 4, 1872.-The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board of Examiners of Charles? ton county will bi held at ihe .Normal school, no. 8 st. PhMp street, on SATUBDAY, December 7, commencing ai 8 o'clock A. X applicants must bj pr?sent punctually at the hour named. by order of the Board. E. MONTAGUE GRIMRE, dec6-ths2 _ohalrman. SCBVlVOBS' ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-The meeting ot the Survivors' A-soclatlon of the state or .onto Carolina, to be held io Ch rleston on THURSDAY, the 12th instant, will assemble at the in oem ian Hall at 12 M The address by General J. B.H0OD, win be delivered at 7 P. M. on same day, at the same place. _ ' By order or General WADI HAMPTON, President decs A. O. HASEBLL, Secretary. {Dams. . W~AJNTED, APSIS'S NURSE; COL ORED preferred. Good recommendations required. Appiy at No. to .Wentworth street. uec7-8?_| WANTED, A SITUATION AS A CLERK In any capacity. Can give good refer enees. Address W. &.. P. O. Box 284. dec7-2* WANTED, A GOOD SECOND-HAND Spring Wagon. Apply to J. G. H. CL A US I BUN. . _dec7-l* WANTED, A WHITE GIRL OR Woman, to make herself generally useful, I and willing to work. None other need apply, at I No. 66 Beanfata street. _ dec7-l? WANTED, TWO GOOD TIN ROOFERS, immediately. None need apply but those who unaerotand the business. T. ?V. BLISS, Na 184 King street._deo7-l* WANTED. BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY, employment ss Monthly I Nurse, or' Plain Sewer. Apply At No. 70 at. Phillp street, up stairs. _deo7-2? WANTED, A WET NURSE, TO whom good wages will be paid. Apply at I Southwest Corner Meeting and calhoun streets. dtc3.tnwfs4_._ WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO Cook and do Bousework for a small ram J i.). Apply nottheaat corner Meeting andTraud I streets._ ?_decs WANTED, AN ENGINEER ACQUAINT? ED with Klee Threshing 10 thresh about 900U bushels Mice on Pon Pon River. Apply to w. c. BEE A co., Adger'a wutrf. novai-tbstu WANTED, AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Raocllffeboro', an 0R0AN1ST, TE >OR, and BASS, an organist who caa combiae either tenor or bsss with bis Instrumental performance will be paid m proportion. Apply to ihe Hector I of the Church, or to the Ohairniau or the Vestry, 1 Dr. William T. Wragg._decs A?OUi>G LADY WISHES A SITUA? TION, la a health) part or the State, as Teacher or ihe English Brauches and Rudiments of Music. Meieren ces given ir required. Ad drats J. tu E., through charleston p. o. nov 19 AGENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER SPlKirSOFTBE WORLD. THE TREAS U ?J? BOUSE OF AMERICA. THE GREAT BOOK Or' THE YEAB. Agents report eales ol 26 to 100 copies in a re w hours or days. Prospectus free. A Jd res; J. W. G GODSPEED, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Sf. Louis, New Orlenos, oct i-3 mo? DAW - Cost ano iosno. L^T7?npAB*?T7~^BEWARlT^?R it- aame will be given at No. 68 Hasel atieet._deo7-l* ALARGE AND HANDSOME DOG was takea ap, running astray., on the Utn lu.-.ant, which the owner can recover by paying for advertisement. Apply tbrongti city post, offloe, giving full descriptions, to o. A S. dec7-V? So Vim. STORE, WITH1)WELLINGS, TO BENT OK FOK BAcE.-The eligible Store, wltb several convenient Dwellings, at the southeast corner or Mazy ck and Magazine sweets is now undergoing thorough repairs, and tea be treated for on liberal terms, Apply to H. GERDTS A co. dec7-siuth3 K00M8 TO BENT, AT No. ll DOUGHTY street, inquire on toe premuiea. novia TO RENT, THAT LAB GE AND COMMO? DIOUS Three-.- tory Residence, No. 7 King street, containing 9 square rooms and necessary uuit.ui,dings, A good cistern on the premises. Possession given January 1,1?78. Inquire at Na 9 Kin it street._novi2-taths TO BENT, THAT LARGE AND COM? MODIOUS Building. Na 149 East Bay. re? cently occupied as ihe Publication Office of THS NBWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee House. For terms, Ac., applv at the office or TUB N'SWB, No. 19 Broad street. sep28 lox Sau. MULES AND HORSES JUST BECEIV ED FROM KENTUCKY.-A car load ol cueap Plantation Mules and Horses. All had the epiz jotic and well or lt. Apply at WILSON'S 81'ABLES, NO. 148 Meeting street. dec! 6* FOR SALE, TWO MARES AND ONE PONY. The same will be sold low, and ror no fanlt. Apply at NO. 38 state street. dcc7-l? JUST ARRIVED, ONE CAR LOAD Cheap MULES, PONIES AND MARES, at K. CARMAN'S BALE STABLES, Na 86 Church stree*.._decs 3* KENTUCKY SALE STABLES. No. 89 OBUROH STREE T.-Furt? head of HORSES. MAREs ANO MULES, for alf purposes ror sale low. Parties vrlnhlng to tmy good ani? mals will nod lt to their interest to call and ex? amine our scoot BAMBERG A MOCIOY. deoa-e*_ PERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE Horses or Mules whl find lt to their advan? tage to call at HOGAN A CO.'S STABLES, No. 606 King street, before purcha:lng elsewhere. dec3 tutpBlmoDAC* WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD NEWSPAPERS in large or small quanti lea. Price 60 OENTS PRU HUNDRED. Apply at UM office or THE NEW*. yy mayii T PBIVATE SALE, THE PLANTA TioN lying on San tee River, in st. John's BerKeley, about two miles below Eutaw Springs known as "Walnut Grove," ?ni property of tn? lat* James Gall ard. containing a Hue over 12oo acres. On the place 1B a goal Dwelling with eleven rooms and necessary outbutdlngs. Tue ?ract admits of division Into two parts* one immediately on the river, cjutalnlng about. 640 acres, or which 25 seres are In woods: the oiher, with the settlement, containing about ero acres, or which loo acres are in woods. The place may be treated for as a whole, or for elmer one or the above ponlons Tern.8 or sale-One-third cash; balance m one aDd two years, ?ecured by bond sud mortgage 'learlrg seven per cent, interest. Purchaser to pay ror papers. . ir not sold by the 26th Instant, (ChriBtmaM the settlement tract will be offered for rent, for the year 1873, at public outcry, on the premises, on Wednesday, ihe lBt of January next. For further particulars apply to _ , P- C. OAlLL?RD^at-Charleston,) QuallOed Or to JNO. G. GAlLLARU.on the pren.{ ?xecn . i9e"\?r "Bonneau's Postofflce.1 tors decs-tuths H entonan. EEMOVAL.-THE SADDLERY WARE HOUSE of WM. UARRAL has been reraov 2*T?5! No-19 Hay ne street to No. les ME - Ti NO found a general assortment of SADDLE-. Bridles Harness, carriage and Harness Materials, with M hm Mnal:y roQn<1 m HBC?? an estab' iianmenc._dec7-fl VTOTICE OF REMOVAL.--I HAVE T?IS . -.^Y removed my office from Acoommods aun wharf to Exchange Range, Atlantic Wharr, over ?nice or WITTE BRO?. HENRY CARD. MOM ftmnsemeitts. I^CXDEMT OF MUSIC. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 0, I Brilliant engagement o r th e bea a tl fol and talented CHAPMAN SISTERS, And first time of the sparkling new Burlesque and great New York Success, LITTLE DON GIOVANNI, ' Foil of bright, original Music, Songs, Danoes, Ac. Mr. JOHN MOR HIS, the Musical Protena, in his I won a erful MYSTICAL O H ANGIE. Mr. JAMES COLLINS and Miss MARTHA WREN, in their charm ng Irish Sketch, entitled BARNEY'S COURTSHIP, And Mr. G. K. FORTESQUE in the laughable Farce of BETSY BAKER. In Preparation: GOLD, DEMON, FRI DIAVOLO, AO., AO. Admission to Orchestra and Dress Circle $1; re j serve I Seo extra; Famt 7 Circle soc; Gallery 26c Sale of Seats commences at Box Office of Acad [ erny Ea1 imlay, December T._dec6-4 financial. JAMES H. WILSON, BANKING AND ?XCH?NGE OFFICE, No. 6 BROAD STREET. INTEREST allowed on DEPO?JTi subject to check at sight CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT bearing INTER. EST Issued. EXCHANGE, GOLD, SILVER, STOCKS, BONDS and UNOORRENT BANK NOTES bonght and sold at CURRENT RATES md on COMMISSION. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE and GERMANY sold. COLLECTIONS mada LOANS negotiated. A GENERAL BANKING and BROKERAGE BU. SIN ESS transacted,_novas-stnth-n CimfettionftTj, Cogs, g? NEW AND BI AUTIFUL STOCK" OF Bloh Fancy Goods, "oys, Games, Fireworks, 1 'ranch con fee t io? 0 ry, Ribber Goods, io., Is now opening, (nearly every steamer Wrings in a fresh snpply of th J latest novelties until the Holidays are over,) at TON S ANTEN 'S BAZaAS, No. 230 King street, nov2 smw24 Next to Academy of Music (Con :ationoi._ ^iFl?slSr?D?N Wn?\7om^Ch??S JJ JL of young ladle 1 for toe study of Literat q re, Sei.os Lettres, Ac Leotore* will be given by Professor J. w. MILE i and others. Those wishing to attend are reqo.es ed to meet at half-past 4 o'clock on Monday ariernoon, at No. io Legare street, that their nam ss may be entered and anal arrangements made._doc7-l MART ANN II?IE INSTITUTE, ON Heights of Aiken, s. 0. General G. J. RAINS, Professor and Lecturer. For terms apply to Miss M. A. BUIE, netti Principal of Institute, Aiken, s. O. ?oir?ina. QUMMEHV?XiV?r--M B s'. J E N K IN^ O having taken ead thoroughly rea ted the well known and pleas icily situated House lately occupied by Mrs. Don oin, ls now prepared to ac? commodate BOARDERS comfortably. dfcT-smwa*_ MRS: P. M. WUCHST, PRIVATE Boarding Home, No. 162 Meeting s'reet, next door north or th i Artesian Well, Charleston, a. c._dec7-2? Joint Stock (Ec m a arin. OHmCUL RAlirTLE NUMBERS OF TUE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COM? PANY lor the benefit of the state Orphan Asylnm. CLASS No. 287-! 'KI DAY Mo SN INO, Deo. 0. 40- 50-77-51-60- 66-42-57-10- 9-33- 5 CLASS NO 288-FRIDAY EVININO, Deo. ?. 41- 15-23-10-11- 72-30-13-69 -57-49-24 dec7-l A. MO Rf. so. sworn CommslHloner. CDrngs itt iHholesaU. JJ 0 WIE, MOISE A D?lv?i UTPOBTXBS, 1 :ANDTACTintKBS ANO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, CHARLESTON, & 0., Offer with confldeno ? to the Public the following TALUABLU PR?PARATIONS, Of Which they sra Proprietors: SUMTE Ii BITTERS. What this great Southern Tonio win do must be gathered from what it has done. The case of dyspepsia, or any other form of Indigestion, in which lt has been persistently administered with? out effecung a radical care, is yet to be heard from; and the same may be Bald of bilious disor? ders, intermittent feyer, nervons affections, gen? eral debility, constljiatlon, sick-headache, mt mal disabilities to which the feeble ara so subject, lt purines all the fluid s of the body, including the blood, and the genii? stimulants which lt Imparts to i he nervous syst sm U not succeeded ny the slightest r?action. Thia ls a chapter of fact wutch reader*, for their own Bakes, should mark and remember. QOLLIER-S REMEDY. THU BEST LIN IM I NT TOB KAN AND BEAST I This article bsa grined a well-deserved reputa? tion, wherever lt btu t een nsed, aa an external remedy, and buudreda of our beat citizens testify to its good quail)les on man and beast. Used once it becomes a family Mmfort and necessity. J^JOJSE'S LIVER PILLS, tor the core of Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and Sick -Headache, and as a Cathar? tic and Anil-Bilious Pill have no superior. These Pills pos sei s that peculiar power of in? vigorating the ato flaca, and stimulating the liver and torpid bowels, which render them of unequalled efficacy in cleajslug from the blood all imparities, and imparting new Ute and vigor to the while system Th ? are entirely vegetable and perfectly safe. DR. VON GLAHNN'S ROYAL CROWN SCHNAPPS. an unequalled anti-lyspeptlo, tonic, nervine and invigorating cordial. This world-renoa ned ionic ls prepared under the personal supervision or Dr. von Glahnn, or Amsterdam, Holland, and has been pronounced by the beat Gerrut L physicians to be pure and free from adulteration, and by them have been recommended for the folio win s painful com? plaints: Diseases or the Bladder, Kidneys and Urinary organs, Fumale Complaints, Collc'Im perfect Digestion, Gravel, Ooranie Diarrhoea Dropsy, and all dlaeisen of the Stomach. ^OISE'S FEVfiB AND AGUE P1LL8. Are warranted to cars in every case, or the money refanded. They contain no iraenic or poisonous ingredi? ents or any kind-nothing in the least degree in? jurious to tbe system nuder any olrcumstahces and may be administered with perfect safety to an Infant. ? They never fall to cure the most obstinate case when taken as directed. They cure immediately, ia no oase will the patient have more tban one chill after the first dos?, and in the mid irity of esses not even that. They nocoropllsh the work by destroying trie cause of disease, wtlchuo otner remedy pretends to do. They are an effectual preventive, neutralizing the malarious poison In ihe system, and thus averting La consequences._ novo-sth BISLET'S BUCHU, FOR ALL DISOl?T ER? of the Urinary Organs, (toe Kidneys, Madder, Urethra, .kc.,) from whatever cause. ThiH elegant pr? psratlon of the concentrated vlnuea of the best diuretic tonic? known-aa pre? pared by H. W. RISLEY, the originator-ia war ranred equslto the best, and superior to roost all other preparations or :his purpose, besides being put up In large (8 oz.) bottles for the low price of $1. Physicians are Invited to compare the effects, as well as the appearance of RI&LEY'S BOOilU with any other. RISLEI'S PHILOTOKEN, OR FEMALE'S FRIEND, a remedy expressly for the benefit of females, and well wormy or their attention. For relieving nausea, and for all those nervous trouble? to which ?hey are oiten subject. It ls also an excellent sedative, or Nervous Antidote, producing natural refreshing sleep in cases of nervons irritation, sxbanatlon or excitement In persons ot either sex. Price $1._ Having used in my ramily RISLEY'S PHILOTO? KEN and EXTRACT B?CH 0, and observed th slr invariable eitlcacy ta ca* es among my fr ends tor a number of years, t consider each a most excel? lent remedy fur the purposes recommended; and besides, in my own case, tr.e PMiotuken proved a good remedy for sleeplessness arising from nervous STt al Stints. HENRY VEHSLAQE, Ja., Pastor Reformed Church. Irvington. N.J., ] Cay 22, i?7l. sold by all Retail Druggists. The trade sup? plied by P1LLIP WISEMAN A Oil., Wholesale Druggists, novis-wsimo Ko. 86 Heyne street, J^"EW STORE AND NEW STOCK. Thesubscrlber begs to announce to the public ^j??& Possession of his new establishment -MEKTLNG. NEAR QUEEN STREET-yeaterday S5S"*on?1 woen lt was formally thrown open, PHr^%PIner?,?l?h a "PteBdld SlOClt Of ^Rl?r&OTFBmoNKRIES, CANARIES AND FANOY CAGE j, WILLOW WARE, NUTS " , OP ALL KINDS, Ac.. Malaga Grapes, soo. per pound ' Delaware drapes, 20c. per pound New limes. 16c. per pound Layer Raisins, aoc. per pound Assorted Nuts, 20c .per pound Choice Bananas, rromaoe toaoc nnrAnran Choice Apples, rrom locT?o s?ftoien Oranges from 2oc. to 80c per doien Limes, 6c. per dosen ??*ea Choice lot of Pigs in baskets and boxes He takes pleasure la informing the ?ublir? that he has secured the service of a PlrsMla.s ?onr^ Tuo^tT^tk^"^!19'^ ***** He ls now manufacturing the following d?lies. 2&L OANDIES-Jaffy. Yellow Jack,CoocSt strips, Hooeycomb. Black Walnut, NewYoS Oocoauut, soil: cocoanut and manv other kind. which wm be found rre*h on his counters: * ne na* on? hand a large and unexcelled Atnnv nt FRENCH CONFECTIONERY. Unexceuea Stoclc 01 Determined to spare no pains to make his vu tabllshmeot perfect of,?"*T.^^s for a' SS!KSSS ?lxh&t Peonage which ha* been so consluerately beitowed npon him .w.t.. . ? A. BrtOOKBANKS, dec5tha2_Meeting, near Queen street.' NEW MACKEREL, NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES. 300 kits N s. X, 2 an J 8 MACKEREL 76 bbls. Nos. 1,2 and 8 Mackerel 600 boxes BpiTlngs lo.ooo lbs. Codfish and Cask loo bbls New Orleans Syrup. In s tors and landiug. For sale low by STIFFENS, WERNER A DUCKER, nov 30 s wa 3 pEBUYIAN GUANO. To arrive direct from the "Gusnape" Islands, (2000) two thousand tons of GUAN A PE PERUVI. AN OUANO, wbloh win be sold in tots or ten tons at $60, gold, per ion of 3240 pounds, br GEO. W. WILLIAMS A GO.. nov2e-tnthslmo_ Agents. JpiSH SCRAP. 1600 bbls or . FISH SCRAP by the schooner Eclipse. For sale low cov80-atn8_ KINSMAN A HOWELL. JpOBSALE, BAGGING I BAGGING^ Five hundred rolls No. l LUDLOW BAGOINQ Apply at MOSES GOLDSMITH A SON. nov27-lmo WOOL, HIDES, SKINS AND FURS WANTED. We are paying the highest Cash prices for Hides, Wool, SkliiS, Fa -a and Beenwax. at MOSES GOLDSMITH A SON, nov37-lmo_Vendue Range. J^J- AR TI N & MOOD, (Successors to late E. E. Bedford,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, NOS. 127 and 129 MEETING STREET, Corner Market street, Charleston, Sooth Carolina, Keep on band a well selected stock or choice Family supplies. Oouotry orders respectfully solicited. No charge ror packing, and goods delivered free or charge to any part or the city, Railroad Depots and Steamers. W. H. Waxen-FLEETWOOD LAHNIAU-L. EASON, oct24-n*o3mos ^TTNB OF THE ALLSPICE. Indas nterqae servlet unL 1 he greatest natural Tonic in the world and most certain enre tor Dyspepsia, indigestion, Diarrhoea. Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, or any other Derangement or tn e Stomach or Bowels. Highly endorsed by the Medical Faculty or the North. It ls net an Alcoholic compound, being manoraotured only rrom the Juice or the ripe Allspice. Price ti per Bottle. Sole Proprietor, 0. DB OORDOTA, No. 62 winiam street, New York. Agents, MARTIN k MOOD, oct2o-stutb3mos Charleston. -pOOD FOB THE MILLION. THE GREATEST DISCOVERT OF THE AGE, AMERICAN CLUB FISH-BONELESS YOUNO SHAD. The Cheapest and best Food in existence, in whole, halves and quarter boxes. PAUL B. LAL ANEA CO., Na 175 East Bay, Charleston, 8.0., Sole Agents. Liberal di. count to the trade. sepl9-8mos fcegol Notices THE STATE OF SOUTH OABOLINA, COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-OoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Catharine Bennett, plaintiff, auslast Louisa Castle ft al., defendants. Copy summons. To the defendants, Louisa Castle, Mary Castle, Annie Castle, francis castle, corne? lius Brown, an in rant, Rebecca Brown, an infant, sarah Brown, an tarant, Marm Brown, an infant, A lou zo Smalls and John smalls, an intent : You are h- reby summoned, and required to an? swer i he com plain r. in thia action, wbiob li flied in the office or the clerk or Common Pleas ror the said count?, and to serve a copy of your answer to the bald oomplaiutoo the subscribers at their office. No. 98 Broad street, Charleston, Sooth carolina, within twenty days arter the service hereof, exclus ve of the day of such service ; and lr yon fall to answer the complaint within the time afore-aid, ihe plaintiff la this aottou will ap? ply to the Court ror the relier demanded in the complaint. Dated 13th Jane, 1872. BREWSTER, SPRATT A BURKE, Plaintiff'* Attorneys. [L. S.I A 0. RICHMOND, 0. 0.0. P.. Charleston County. Te Alonzo Smalls, one or the defendants above named : Pirase take no'lee that the complaint herein was flied la the office of the clerk of the court or Common Pleas for said county ana State, at charleston, South Carolina, on tho 18th day of June, A. D. 1872. BREWSTER, SPRATT A BURKE, dec7-s6_Plain'Iff'H Attorneys. ? ? NOTICE.-AT THE NEXT SESSION or the General Assembly on apollos non will be made to incorporate "THE CHARLESTON COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.? oct-6,llnovl,16,decl,U Mebital. QFFIGE OF THE CHARLESTON MEDICAL INST1T0TB, CORKER OF GEORGE AND ANSON STREETS. The Institute ls divided into the following De? partments: FEMALE DEPARTMENT. lu thia Department every complaint known to women ls treated with unvarying success. ' DEPARTMENT FOR HEART DISEASE. In this Department tbts formidable disease ls treated with the most gratifying results. DEPARTMENT FOR SKIN DISEASES. Every form cf skin disease permanently cured here. CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH DEPARTMENT. In tm-' De artmen' I have made many impor? tant discoveries in the treatment or Lung, Throat and Nose Diseases. EYE AND EAR DEPARTMENT. The Rye and Ear moBt tenderly and triumphant? ly treated. CANCER DEPARTMENT. Cancers and Tumors are here cured tn ninety cases out br every one hundred. CONFIDENTIAL DEPARTMENT, nev ?ted to the exclusive treatment of a cia s J of mal ?dies nameless nere. Ali con sn nation s and affairs or a private natnre strictly con rident Ul. SURGICAL DEPARTMENT. I dally perform the most Important operations known to surgery. For additional Information,, call or address, DB. R. B. HEWITT, Consulting Physician, dec2 Charleston, s. 0 Ornoo, Corauait, Ut. DR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU? MATIC SYRUP. Warranted under oath never to have railed to cure. 28.600 Certificates or testimonials or cure, including Rev. 0. H. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania; Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls of Schuylkill, Philadel? phia; the wire or Rev. J. B. Davis, Hisrhtstown, New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford, Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton, Philadelphia: Hon. J V. Creeiev, member Con? gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam? den; New Jersey; ex-Senator stewart, Ballimore: ex-Governor Powell, Ken rocky, and thousauds or others. Warranted to cure or money rel unded. DB? GEO. CATJLIER, Agent, julyl-lyr Charleston s.e. totottt?B, t\snoxBf #t. WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSON'S WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSON'S' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS' WILSONS1 WILSONS' WILSONS' 800 KINS ST. 806 KING ST. 806 KINO ST. 809 KINO ST. 808 KING ST 808 KINO ST. 805 KINO ST 806 KINO ST. SOS KINO ST. SOS KINO ST. 80? KINO ST SM KING ST. 308 KING ST. 806 KING ST. 806 KINO ST. 806 KINO ST. 806 KING ST. 806 KING ST. 808 KING ST. 806 KINO ST. 806 K INO ST. ?HOLTOAT'OOODS I m J? BOUO?VOOOMl GBO ?1KB Y. Holiday OOOdS I y GROO B RY. GROCERY. strawberry, ?? m , lo s?w pound poa, *oc. each, M . C^^UsS.r^ GROCERY. Dandee K&rmaUde, -3 r^j^y po un d?pota for one GHOJKBT. -o-" Bay your BoUdayGoods GROCERY., - WILSO??'. GROCERY. Smoked Tongues, ser 1 -'"-*?? ' en ty-Ave eenie eSOb, GROCERY. worttfLA. a^g. Brandy F raitt,: ail GROCERY, kinda, from one to. for- ,. . tyduUars-perJiT.. -O- . < i . GROCERY.' Seedless Raisins, eight . pounds Tor one dollar. ?t -<W> " ? . GROCERY: Send your order*:*?:."< > ??o?* WILSONS'. 9 GROCERY. mrtr^bto^GEriO^ -?' *.-low.. . rp'4lra?? Pickled Emits, ?onie. v thing new, aU shapes.- GR?05RT. . - . . : .?. . ; WILSONS'. _ -O- . GROCERY. New Currants-eight Su? ?? pounds for one coUar. - . ,., .rf!" . . GROCERY. Jellies f T o m twenty 'vf "." ' cents to flredolBnv? T-^c ^r?t-?H - P?jar., GROCERY. Sweet Older on diaoghi :',\;-??7?i . Neates?0store?]? tue^Sr^Sfc city go ? ' - ri r ini/ni ?. . - WI L 80T8\' ' J*M!STV Choice Tahla But tor tl. WILSONS', ways on hand. . . . -o- " - J:C Family Flour, tround WIL80SS'. expressly fer ns. Parched cootes rtceiv WILSONS'. cd dally. . . if yon want aajtWag wiLfiossv. W I LS ONS ?JO WlI??W?. Grcmbd o7ff??s'to order 't^^' _ . '-: ' WILSON3?. Try the ;Teas,at ifty , v cents,sold 0*1/ v ' ' et ' ? wTLswry. WILSONS1. "_? -?- wl?bTJiBBi' Best Tea only one dot ^- vt-.-j Good Tea at eighty muilfcih ' . cents.. ; . , ,., .,,". -O- .^.- V WTL80NSV You can sar?^tweiity- ?.'!,. :.'; evecenuco .... . every pound " of Tea WILSONS'; bought ar- i iSMi aiwfr.? :. GROCERY. GROCERY. WILSONS'. So charge for dellver-j lng Goods. So charge 1er Packing, Particular attention to oou?try orders af WILSON S*. ti-' i. Address Box sss I ADDRESS BOX t&s i ' .'!?<.'* .Hr-.' ADDRESS EOImiiwiLSONB'. 1 >;i Tl WTL50N8': . I rttfj.; '* ; il WlLSOES?. a'^?oiib WILSONS', WILSONS'.; SOUTH GASOLINA, EMLR?ADV - ? lalo-) ?^?JClS . CHULLXSTOE, December 6 18TX. EXCURSION TICKETS to this city. OB tile 003*. sion ortho Ded'oadon Of tbs <a*eM# Xmifi, ? wm be on sale at points cn this Roa4,Xroa Uie 8 h to tUeloth instant, good to retarnjuitlTtli?T4th Instant. . .-- B. 3t?natXB%*W JO-Papers in the laterlor win{issaeiCOBtf?r - decc-4_Oeanrai T cket AgeaL. c^xI^.ac.J^lnss.?rrI., - Trains wlU leave Charlotten Daily as ia Lt A. ll and 8.00 P. M. . ..... . A Arrive at rjnarleston 6.00 A. M. (sfondayi -*r cepted) and ii P. M. -:^.flT8i Train doe* not leave Chariarto?. 8.00 P. sL, Stn? UATS. ' Train leaving woe A. kL Diateathrcogh cono?e Uon tc New York, vu Richmond and .Anani* Oreek only, going through in 44 hours. 7 Passengers leaving by 8.*o P. M. Train: har* choice of routo, via Richmond and WUBisgton, or na Portsmouth and Baiomore,- T^o?e learm? FBIDAY by isis Train lay evw on SWBATIU lal r.^wuS?cf^ATr^^ -muns toe^ea?est. qnlokest ano ?M piss? ant route to cioclnnaU, Chicago and other (?cats West and No Uiweet, both Trains making oce necdonsat Washington with Western Trains of Baiumoro and Ohio Rtnroai. A? - - ?.asOLOlfONB. Engineer and Superintendent. p. L. OLEAPOR. oen. Ticket Agent, "sara SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON BAILBOAD. J_ S " ' OHABxasTtw,Jnne-l3,-ifTl On aad after KOKDAY, June'17th, tia Pas? senger Trains oncejo*.w?Xtm ,as ioltows; Leave Charleston .dalrr. ....... ? ?JO P. H. Arrive atsavannahjdattjv......Aa P. M. Leave Savannah daily., -. . ILSO p. w. Arrive at Charieerton dt?lr....-.< TA. M. BAY TRAIN. }><.: Ni*?f Leave Oharlec?ua, Sunday* exoepted.. A.? Arrive at Savannah, Sundaytexosp^d. iso P. a. Leave Savanaah, Sundays exoepted^, liAJ. Arrive at Oharieston, 8undaTs.exe2??>tMp^M. Passengers from Oharlseton by T.40 A. st trato make close connection with port - KeiaJ. Ba?road mg w points m Florida aad hy Sa rab nab HM ol rteam? to Boston. Prompt jlfapababjlnUP treichts ror Beaufort- and point? OB Port Boya) BAiiroad ana at as low ratea M^sgr otttyasis. Tickets 00 sale at this oin oe for B^onovv roncal Raiirc^^a^E^ 8. ft BOYL8TON. flen'l FLsnrt .t)ffkf?Awa?t?? J lnni4 . .._. -."V "???.'I ?O?TH OAKOLLNA BJ?VBJt^^ 1 5? craABMSTOT.svc^sesteml^ on and after SUNIAY, 8<^mbarJg^ P*? seuger Tnuns on the South (?o?lna BalBoad will - run as follows: <?? ?? '. '.' - 1 7 JOB COLUMBIA. , Leave Oli*rieston...? " Arrive atOoinmbia..........-i-? ? ? roa atraoiBA. ,. ?? F> Leave cmarlaston............-..^.^'3 A J? Arrive at Angnsot......".. """".'T?r^>.* * rOB CHABLBSTQS? ,: ?5 Leave Columbia^. ? w.A M Arrive at 01larIe*1^.........?.?^*....^W?J; Leave Augusta..*."*"'fsl? * Arrive at chaiIfisMn.^.-..-{:^-.ifW,P M OOtinaiA KI8HT BXFHJ8S. (Sundays excepted.). : -J' Leave Oharieston.. * Arrive at Columbia.".Sffifi " Leave oommbiav....ii...;.i*4~v*i....? ? - Arrive at chaxlee^.^.^-?? A.M AU0C8TA NIO^T AXPBSS5. (Sundays ?soeptod.) ? Leave Oharieston..~...H? *5 Arrive at Augusto.TJ8 A M Leave Augusta.- -.~.-?J? r u AjTive at charleston.AJO A ? SaTlCflBVIUI TBADL. Leave SnmmervUle at.T.? A X Arrive at Charleston-.-... AIO-A M i.e^OTiariesttm^...-..^...i....uM?ru Arrive at summerville ....?k. 4.40 r M CUDTDXK TB.UH. Leave camden-..-.TiO A Jt Arrive at Columbia.,..,?,......LL** A st Leave columbia.. 340 m Arrive st Camden.. ?LM rv Day and Night Trains connect at August* with Vacon and Augusts Railroad, OMttaT BABMad and Gecrgia Railroad. Thin ts the quietest aad moat direct ron te and as comfortable and c*s?|> aa any other rout? to Louisville, ClndnB*a. Oefcajro, St. LouU aad aU other pointa West and Northwest. Columma Night Train conuecu ^aOreenvLJe and columbia rraiiroad ; andDay and Night Trains oonne?with?Jh*rlO!tteBosjdv ?jfaw^?x?n Through ticke t s on sale, vi* ms route to all pointa North. n J-" * J. .. rt _^ ' ' Camden Train conneca M ^?T^ti^J6?; cent sundats) with ' Day ? risseager irrrhtn; ' an d rrineOironghtoOolUBlbi*. ? 't:;ra'Jj? A. E TTL1CB, !W*^*j*^?sl aB.FT0D!ii,af.A,.-;: ,n,.;'.-::oH #???T