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COLUMBIA. I Sunday Morning, Nov. 25. 1866. - - Lid tlir Worst Com?. Our telegapnic despatches yester day morniug, reported that Thad. ; Stevens hud arrived in Washington, ? and announced his intention of being more radical than ever. Well, let it j bo SO. We agree with tho Memphis j Aval mehr, that it wero bootless now j to remonstrate against anything the radicals may do, or to inquire by what authority, law or custom, this or that thing is or may be doue. Tn the radical catalogue of preroga? tives, "might makes right," and con? stitutions und laws are regarded as but tracings upon the sands of the sea? shore, which every wave may erase. The Sooth has taken her stand, lt is one of dignified patience and waiting. Let the worst come, and tho sooner the better, if there bo any "worst" in store for us. With a unanimity as cheering as it is just, tho ten South? ern States will reject all further amendments to the Constitution of our fathers. If wo must live with nien in the Union, -who teach us nothing but hatred, it shall be under the frame-work of a Goverumeut found? ed by the great and glorious pa? triots of the past, who left it to us and our children os-a legacy of liberty, which has wou the admiration of the civilized world. If that foundation or its superstructure be ever again altered, it will not be by the sous of the men who were its architects and builders. Let that bu the woriv of vandal bauds, not that of Southern men. These last have always revered the Constitution of the United States. When the Southern people aspired . to a separate Government, it was that they might not live with the fanatics who now control it. They had no objection to the Constitution itself for they adopted it as their own, almost word for word. They did not think they could much improve the work of Madison aud Hamilton. This achievement is left for Stevens and Butler. The South will never consent to it, and, with Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware by her side, she cannot but feel proud of her posi? tion. The Legislature of South Carolina meets to-morrow evening, and meets at a time fraught with tho gravest questions and most momentous issues that ever were presented to the Anie can people. As humble journalists, who have endeavored to watch with a zealous scrutiny the current of events in national politics, we venture tc urge that body to give tho proposed constitutional amendment due con sideration, and reject it upon thc strongest grounds that a committee of both houses, appointed for tho purpose, can bring forward. South Carolina, the first to rebel againsl what she thought was injustice, owes it to her Southern sisters who have already spoken on the subject, tc sustain them in their spurning of this attempt to make them record an acl of self-degradation, by a trumpet tongued eloquence and the most pow? erful arguments that her ablest mei can bring to the cause. THE FLORIDA. LEGISLATURE.-Thi body convened in Tallahassee 01 Wednesday last. Gov. Walker take: ground, iu his message, against tin constitutional amendment, and prc; Rents his reasons at length for s< doing. The Floridian says it is no likely there will be any votes in th Legislature in support of it. Thc Governor touches briefly upoi tho conflict between the militar; authorities in this State and th policy of tho President, as shown b; tho interference of tho former wit! the civil tribunals, in utter eon temp of the President's proclamation, an tho setting np of special judicial tr: banals in equal contempt of the Cor .stitution of the United States. MARYLAND A MEDIATOR UETWEE TH- NORTH AND SOUTH.-A Waslnuj: ^ ton letter says thai "for many rei sons a pian is being considered i Maryland bearing upon tho constiti tional amendment question, in whic that State is to figure as a mediate between the North and the Soutl The Baltimore delegation to the Li gislature have had private meeting and passed resolutions requesting th Governor to call an extra session c the Legislature to take action oa th: question." All business was suspended i Athens, Ga., ono week day recent! while the merchants attended a rel gious revival meeting. 1 Fraiu Wasnliifiloii. The correspondent of thc Baltimore j Gazelle writes : As the radical members arrive, it ! becomes more and more certain that j they will resort, as nt the last session, j to ? preliminary caucus to inaugurate ] a junto, into whose hands will bo j committed the legislation of the corm- ? irv, at least so far as the question of ? Southern representation is concern? ed. Thc: adoption of this course is undoubted proof that suspicion still lurks in the minds of the leaders as to their ability, without the most stringent tactics, to hold their party up to the work cut out for them. In? deed, I learn from reliable sources, that some thirty or forty members of the present Congress claimed by, and heretofore acting with, the radical extremists, will peremptorily refuse to .support the ultra programme ot their self-constituted leude*. ?. I have, myself, heard members of the radical sido of tho House, within the past few days, scout the idea of the im? peachment of the President. Such a movement is no longer thought, by intelligent men of any party, to be among possible contingencies. A despatch to the New York Herald says : It is reported that there are now iu the forts around this city and between them ?iud Baltimore some fifteen or twenty thousand United States troops, aud the question is asked what does this mean? Some suppose these troops were collected in view of a probable insurrection in Maryland with the late election; some conjecture that they are intended for Mexico; while other astrologers oi tho radical stripe suspect that under President Johnson's apparently cor? dial resignation to the results of tho late election, he meditates a tremen? dous coup d'etat: that the Southern rebel aud the Northern copperhead organs still agitatiug this thing, some openly and others in a mask, know what they are talking about, and thal Mr. Seward, when he asked the peo? ple, on thc late Chicago pilgrimage, whether they wouid have Andrew Johnson " as President or as king,' hinted at what was coming. Presi? dent Johnson, they suspect, is pre? paring to quash a threatened im I peachmeut ; but, they say, the "boy; in blue" are on the qui vite. \ A special despatch to the Baltimore Sun gives us the following informa tion : The internal revenue receipts t( date for November are 15,892,548 and for the whole month are likeb to reach about twenty-one millions o dollars, which is a material fulling of from the same month last year. Th receipts of the present fiscal year ti date aro in round numbers $141, 000,000. Commissioner Hollins is now ex elusively engaged on his annual re port ; and one feature will be a com I parative showing of the workings o ? the new revenue law as contraste) S with tho law of last year. The Secretary of the Treasury i making heavy drafts upon tho Na tion al Banks, for the purpose of rc j deeming accruing debts of the Gc j vern m ont. As much as nineteen mi] lion of dollars were thus drawn fror j the banks in one day. Tile Enforcement of tile Lawi. It must be evident to the commor est apprehension that President Join son has either refused or neglected t enforce the provisions of the civ rights acts of last winter. We ha\ not been able to lind a single instanc in which he has enforced this lav nor do we believe that any such ca be produced. No act upon the sti tute book is more important than th one, as it is the safeguard for the live: the property, and the liberties of foi millions of enfranchised people. '. was passed by a constitutional both by the requisite two-thirds majorit over his veto, and is fully as much law as any act he has chosen to ei i force. The Constitution confers upc i the President no power to select win laws he may choose and what he ma not. It expressly says that he sha enforce all laws enacted by compete] authority, and this is his bounde duty, for the refusal or neglect i which he is liable to impeachmeu that being clearly a high misdeme nor in office.-Philadelphia Nor American. We have not seen, says tho Nation Intelligencer, for a lifetime, a mo flagrant partisanship than the above this, from a paper representing, we suppose, the mercantile intere of a great city. The North Ameria outstrips the Press. Would it n be consistent with a tolerable sen of justice in the premises to mentic some cases where the President h not executed the civil rights act manner and form prescribed by law Until it does so, it will be obnoxio to the charge that its partisanship of that passionate kind-that will n reason. The following addition paragraph most clearly shows the e altetl motive of thc American, the fa being fixed that the officers of who it speaks are now Republicans : Tiie officers to whom we must loi for the enforcement of tho civil rigl law are the district attorneys ai United States' marshals, and thc may by law be made subject to a pointment by Chief Justice Chase by the Judges of the Supreme Cot as a body. A child died of starvation at Lon ville on Tuesday. Its parents wt ! lately from Georgia, ana very pooi THE M?KDEKEK OF KEITH.-Solo? mon, tho negro charged -with the murder of Keith, and who, it will be recollected, some time ago, while on the way to the jail at Marion, effect? ed his escape, very unexpectedly, and to tho astonishment of every body, re-appeared in our village the latter part of last week. It seems that he had been iu Charleston, and could have secured a free passage to Liberia on tho Golconda, but by tho advice of Gen. Scott, was induced to return and stand his trial. If we have heard aright, tho testimony that will be given in his case, ho is not likely to have reason to feel grateful to the Bureau for this advice. The murderer seldom escapes, and very strange are tho means by which, not unfrequently, he is brought to tho gallows. We doubt if a case stranger than this has ever occurred. Since writing the above, wo have learned that Solomon has again es? caped. On his way a second time to Marion, ho rolled off a hand-car at full speed, and got clear from the same constable from whom he got away the first time.-Darlington Southerner. Major Walker, commanding at Aikeu, S. C., has issued an order re? citing that " in order to carry out the verbal instructions of the Major Gen? end Commanding Department, to protect the homes of families and the rights of the freedmen, Lieut. Walsh will, iu all cases, whero the property of tho colored people, such as houses, barns, stables, ?c., have been wantonly destined, cause the residents of the immediate vicinity to rehuild tho same; and in case of their refusal to comply with such order, tho buildiugs so destroyed, are to be erected under the direction of Lieut. Walsh, who will levy a tax upon the surrounding residents of a proportion sufficient to defray the expenses of the United States Go? vernment." In the Probate Coui't of St. Louis the administrator of the estate of An- j tonio Barboraria, who died a couple 'of months since, has been required to j give bonds in the sum of one hundred thousand dollars, from which it is in? ferred that the estate is worth about fifty thousand dollars. This princely fortune was accumulated by Antonio in soiling peanuts and apples at a fruit stand in St. Louis, which his widow falls heir to. Who sneers ai small things after this ? An Austrian Empire is one of the few countries producing the impor? tant article of quicksilver in sufheient quantities to allow of a large exporta? tion of it after meeting every demand of its own industrial establishments. The chief produce of Austria is from the mines of Idria, ?n Corinthia. In 180-t tho production for the whole empire was 5,384 cwt., of which 3,022 cwt. were exported. MARBLED, On tho 20th inst., by thc- Rev. J. I.. Rey? nolds, Mr. MELTIAH R. OREEN to Miss MARION E. SPIGENER, all of this place. SHIP NliWS. PORT OF CHARLESTON. NOV. 24. AUUIVEU YESTERDAY. Steamship Raleigh, Marshman, Ne,w York. WENT TO SEA YESTEI?DAY. Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore. PUBLIC MEETING. A MEETING of the citizens of Columbia will bc held on MONDAY MORNING, at ll o'clock, in Gibbes' Hall, at tho request of tho '"Committee io Collect Testimony rela? tivo to tho Burning of Columbia." It is hoped that there will be a general attend? ance to receive tho report. Nov 25 __THEO_._STARK, Mayor. _ POLLOCK HOUSE! BILL OF FARE for TO-MORROW, at ll o'clock a. m.: FOREIGN DUCKS, served np by a Fe? nian. . JOHNNY REB. BALLS. Nov 25 1 _'ElJ*'T]^'?T--^ TO RENT, A HOUSE, situated corner of Gates and Lady streets, containing .six rooms and out-buildings. Pos? session priven 1st December. Apply at JACOB. HUSSUNG'S Blacksmith ShopI Nov 25 _ 3* FINE STOCK OP Woolen Goods. IWOULD call tho attention of tho pub? lic genera?v to my stock o?' ZEPHYR WOOLEN GOODS, which embraces almost everv article in that line, such as: SONTAGS, BREAKFAST SHAWLS, KNIT HOODS, NUBIAS, Infants' CAPS and BOOTS, ?fcc. . C. F. JACKSON. Nov 25_ Just Received, BBLS. PEACH-BLOW POTATOES, ?. BREAKFAST BACON, Tierces Hngar-cured HAMS, SHOULDERS, Bbls. Extra FAMILY FLOUR, SALT, SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON, Bbls. and kits NOR. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel. With a full and complete stock of Groce? ries. For sale at LOWEST CASH PRICES bv C. H. BALDWIN & CO. "Nov 25_._ Factorage and Commission Business. THE subscriber having rebuilt his stores, is prepared to STORE and SELL COT? TON and other COUNTRY PRODUCE. Nov 15 12 ANDREW CRAWFORD. 5 DOZEN BROOMS. 5DOZ. BUCKETS. 4 " Market Baskets. 4 " Clothes Baskets. Nov 20 JOHN C. SEEGEBS A CO. Manufactures at the South are be? ginning to grow encouraging. Ono factory in Augusta hus turned out during tho past year six million four hundred and ten thousand yards of cloth, and a profit of only two cents per yard would amount to about twenty-five per cent, on the capital of the concern-six hundred thou? sand dollars. This proves that there is profit to bo acquired in the manu? facture of cotton where it is grown. The Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune writes : So successfully are the Catholics obtain? ing the lead in the education of this District, that the nuns of the Convent of ho Visitation have the whole sq' s of land between Sixteenth and seventeenth streets, and L and M streets, and will at once proceed to organizo the leading young ladies' seminary of this part of the country. There has been a great decline in dry goods in Cincinnati. Dealers are paying increased attention to the low priced grades of dress goods, and are selling at greatly reduced prices. The generality of stocks are displaying large show cards bearing the inscrip? tion of reduced prices. Large auction houses aro crammed with heavy con? signments. The Memphis cotton mill, destroyed by fire on tho 14th, were owned by Jesse Page and George Gheek, and were valued at two hundred thousand dollars, on which there was insurance to the amount of ninety-five thousand dollars, principally in tho Hartford, Conn., offices. The fire was acciden? tal. Two hundred hands were thrown out of employment. CONFEDERATE DEAD.?- Mr. Joseph Sanford has keen a warded the con? tract for the re-interment of the Con? federate dead immediately around Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia, by the Memorial Association, for the sum of one thousand dollars. There is supposed to be about one thou? sand bodies to bo dug up for inter? ment. N. C. BUCKWHEAT FLOUE. "I dy ?SACKS, 100 lb*, each, of tho above, JLM verv choice, jiisl received. Tins BUCKWHEAT FLOUR is well known to bo superior to the Northern article. IL will I be sold low to dealers. A lot of CRANBERRIES daily expected. EDWARD SILL, i Nov 2"> 1 Washington stri ct. WANTED. AYOUNG MAN wishes to employ his evenings keeping a set of BOOKS. Apply to E. STENHOUSE, Nov 24 fl Main street. HE,. J. W. BARNWELL, OF Beaufort District, will deliver an ORATION be fore tho Ciariosophio So? ciety of the University of South Carolina, at the University Chapel, on FRIDAY, the 30th inst., at 7 p. TU. Tho ladies, and tho public generally, are iuvitud to attend. N. B. BARNWELL, President. T. J. GRIFFIN, Secretary. Nov' 24 5* CABBAGE! CABBAGE! ! LARGE HARD-HEAD CABBAGE. Nov 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS .t CO. University of South Carolina. THE Stated Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the University of South Carolina will be held at the University Li 1 brarv, on WEDNESDAY. 28th inst., at T.j p. rn'. C. BRUCE WALKER, Nov 21 G Secretary Board Trustees. FRESH SUPPLIES OF LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS AND HAIR, On hand and being constantly received by GEO. W. PARKER, Corner Main and Camden sts. Nov 21 2mo Box and Office Stoves ! JUST received, a small supply of i the above named STOVES, which are I offered LOW for CASH, at J. W. SMITH'S Tin Shop. Taylor street, opposite Park. Nov 20 lino Just Received and in Store. 1 AAA BUSHELS prime White Pro l.UUU vision CORN, (Maryland.) 500 bushels primo Mixed CORN. 50 bbls. FAMILY FLOUR. 1,000 bushels White and Black Seed Oats. 10,000 lbs. Bacon Sidos and Shoulders. 10 bags Rangoon Rice-prfme. 25 bbls. super Flour. 25 sacks Salt. 50 bushels Cow Peas. 50 bales Eastern Hay.. Grain of all descriptions constantly on hand. For sale at lowest market figures. BROWNE & SCHIRMEU, Volger's new store, Main street. _ Nov 15_ Hams! Hams! 1TIERCE PIG HAMS-small. 1 .' Sugar-cured HAMS-strictly prime. JOHN C. SEEGERS A CO. Nov 21_ OLD MOUNTAIN WHISKEY. 4BBLS. OLD CORN WHISKEY. 1 " APPLEBRANDY. Nov 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS A CO. 10 BBLS. MOLASSES. LOW to dealers. Nov 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS A CO. WRAPPING PAPER! ALARGE lot just received, lt suits for all kinds of merchandize, and is sold lower than any paper can be brought here from the North. Nov 20 JOHN C. fr LEGERS k CO. N. B.-Fancy Wrapping Paper, Yellow and Blue. FOR DECEMBER. THE RICHMOND ECLECTIC-first number. Thc Crescent Monthly-New Orloana. The Land wo Love-Gen. Hill's. Godoy's (Holiday) I ady's Book. Peterson's Magazine-idustrated. Nick-Nax for all Creation. Also, now Novels, by Marion Harland, author of "Alone," and other popular writers. For salo at Bookstore opposite Law Range. . J. J. McCARTER. Nov 23 R. L. BRYAN. Thc Jewish Consistory of Pari.; has, says the London Globe's corres? pondent, convoked a grand meeting of Babbis, to be held in that city during the Universal Exhibition of next year, to make some new regula? tions respecting the food of Israel? ites. AN. AWFUL RESPONSIBILITY SOME? WHERE.-According to an estimate recently made in Virginia, based4upon on the returns of commissioners and assessors of taxes, for various coun? ties of the State, two hundred thou i saud negroes have died there since '60. A NEAT (YANKEE) BUSINESS OPERA? TION.-Two merchants of Boston dis? appeared on Tuesday last, leaving liabilities behind them to the amount of $175,000 and assets to the amount of niuo pair of boots and a hoop skirt. Kev. Mr. Spurgeon, in a recent sermon, characterized High Church ism as " Bastard Popery," and Broad Churchism as "dishonest infi? delity." There is a report that an energetic effort will be made next session, by tho leaders of fashion in Paris, to revive the practico of powdering the j hair. The "Great Eastern," which has been chartered to transport passen? gers from New York to Brest, during the Paris Exposition, can carry ?3,500 passengers. In Natches Parish, Louisiana, planters apply a coat of tar to mali? cious persons, caught enticing ne? groes from their employers. Louis Napoleon was out shooting on tho 27th of October, at which time many newspapers were thinking of getting his obituary ready. An exchange advises gentlemen not to part their hair behind, for " hair parted in that way reveals a soft place in the head." It is stated that 2,500 of tho En? glish clergy now use lights in their churches, after "the fashion of Borne." A silver niiueiu Greece, which sus? pended operations 2,204 years ago, has been purchased and is now being worked by a French company. j BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE, COLUMBIA, S. C. Select Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies-English and Erench. rpiILS School will bo re-opened on MON I DAY, December :5, at the house re? cently occupied by J. B. Campbell, Esq., adjoining Mr. Wm. Glaze, near the Arse? nal grounds. The former character of this institution will be sustained-affording every facility for a thorougldy practical education, with due attention to thc grace? ful accovnjilishments and requirements of refined and enlightened society. The study of Mimic and Languages, under Prof. and j Mr?. ENGELBRECHT, presents superior I advantages. For terms, Ac, applv as I above, to Mus. J. C. ENGELBRECHT. _Nov23_ mtuth3* I TANNING'S RESTAURANT. mills RESTAURANT, which has been JL closed for the past few weeks for tho purpose of completely refitting it through? out, will be rc-opened TO-MORROW (Mon? day) MORNING. Thc proprietor has just laid in a fine stock of LIQUORS, WINES, extra lino CREAM ALE, (which will bc kept con? stan ly on draught;) a superior article of Champagne Cider, in pint and quart bot? tles; hue, Cordials; best Segars, Smoking Tobacco, Ac. ?3- A tine LUNCH, of GAME. SOUP, ? Ac, will be served up TO-MORROW j MORNING, at ll o'clock, to which he in? vites all epicures to call and partake of. Lunch will be ?l ived up dailv, from ll to 1 o'clock. . JOHN FANNING. Nov 25 6 Sausage Critters ?nd Stufl?rs. At the Sign of the Golden J'ad-Loek. JUST arrived", a full supply of SAUSAGE CUTTERS and STLFFERS, ard for sale at lowest prices, bv Nov S "JOHN C. DIAL. SUPERIOR KEROSENE OIL. BBLS. extra fine KEROSENE OIL, for sale bv Nov 13_FISHER Sc HEINITSH. CHEAP SOAP AND STARCH. mURPENTINE SOAP, ? Pale Bar Laundry " Diamond Starch, Concentrated Lye, Washing Soda. For sale by FISHER Si HEINITSH, Druggists. Nov 24 "BEWARE OF THA?"c?l7GH!', THE changing season is productive of many afflictions of tho lungs and throat. A small cough is the voice of na? ture telling you to beware of tho danger of a neglected cough. For all kinds of cough and affections of the lungs, uso "STAN? LEY'S COUGH SYRUP." lt will cure you. Begin at once. Don't delay. Goto FISHER .V, HEINITSH, and ask "for "Stanley's." They are the proprietors. Nov '.) THE SiAFF OF LIFE! YET tho cause of many ills. Bteat fer? mented is less nutritious than unfer mentcd, in consequence of its gluten and starch being decomposed. All fermented bread, no matter by what combination of substances fermentation has been brought about, is unwholesome and poisonous to the stomach. Indigestion, heart-burn, headache, acidity, flatulency, oppression of the stomach, all come from" the obnoxious Tennent. Use the "CRESCENTJERATED BAKING POWDERS"--achcap, wholesome and nutritious powder for making all kinds of bread, batter cakes, Johnny cakes, muf? fins, buckwheat cakes. For sale by FIS H ER ?V HEINITSH. Pharmacists. HARVEY'S ITCH OLNTMENTT IT cures Itch in twenty-four hours. It cures all kinds of Itch-Barber's Itch, Camp Itch, Tetter Itch, Pile Itch, Scald head Itch. For sale bv FISHER Sc HEINITSH, Pharmacists. Toothache Cured in One Minute. TUE most violent toothache relieved in one minute. For sale by FISHER Sc HELNITSH, Pharmacists. Tho P/iWitts office is on Main itreet, a OW doora above Taylor (or Camden) street. G. H. Cathcart, Esq., of tho Charleston 'ens, paid v.s a visit last night. Mr. C. .ill romain in Columbia a few days. Thc United States District Court will meet at Nickerson'd Hotel, at ll o'clock, to-morrow (Monday) morning-his Honor George S. bryan presiding. The bill of faro of the Pollock House, for * to-morrow, presents something a little out of tho usual lino-"foreign ducks, prepared by a Fenian." Tho curious will doubtless investigate lim matter. We arc again under obligations to Peter B. Glass, Esq., for copies of tho principal New York daily papers-the Herald, News, Times, World, Sun, Tribwie&uA tho Weekly Day Hook. Mr. Glass keeps these publi? cations constantly on hand. SHAVING.-Not your note, but j our face. If you want anything in the "barbarizing" lino done, call on John Milla, at Nicker son's Hotel. Ho will fix you off in Gnu style. Wno Bfu.vED COLUMBIA?-This question will bo asked fifty years hence. Then place thc ouly full and true account of its destruction in your libraries, so that your children and children's children will know the whole truth. It will bc more interest? ing to them 1 lian any romance. "AND STILL THEY COME."-lt will be seen from our advertising columns that Mr. Fanning will re-open his restaurant, to? morrow morning, with a lunch of game, soup and other et ceteras. The wild tur-, keys, ducks, Ac, that he has provided look tempting. Mr. F'aniirhg has laid in a fino stock of everything iu bia line, and doubt- ' lesa will receive a full sharo of patronage. IlF.Liuiors SERVICES THIS ;DAY.-Trinity Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, 10J a m. and SJ p. m. Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. E. Bogga, Pastor, 10J a. m. and 3.J p. m. St. Peter's Church-Rev. J. J. O'Connell, 10 a. m. and 3J p. m. Lutheran Church-Rev. A. lt. Rude, 10J a. m. Theological Seminary, (Christ Church Congregation)-Rov.J. M.Pringle, Rector, 10} a. m. and 3j p. m. Washington Street Chapel-Rev. W. T. Capers, Pastor, 10J a. m. and 3} p. m. Baptist Church-Rev. Dr. Reynolds, 10} a. m. and 7 p. m. Marion Street Church-Rev. E. G. Gage, Pastor, 10J a. m. Monthly Church Meeting, 3} p. m. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -Attention ie call? ed to the following advertisements, which are published this morning for tho first time: A. Palmer-Cooking Stoves and Ranges. Belle Haven Institute, Columbia. John Fanning-Restaurant. Jacob Husaung-House to Rent. T. M. Pollock -Lunch on Monday. C. F. Jackson-Woolen Goods. C. H. Baldwin A Co.-New Gooda. E. Sill-Buckwheat Flour. Theo. Stark-Public Meeting. NEW GOODS. HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. Pearson's Hair Rejuvenator. Ryon's Kathiiiron. Barry's Tricopberous. Ayer s Cherry Pectoral. Jayne's Expectorant. Brown's Bronchial Troches. For sale at Da. C. H. MIOT'S Drug Store. Nov 23_ IL ate Arrivals. JUST OPENED, a fine assortmont of : Conty's VIOLET POMADE. CREME POMPADOUR. CREME DE BEAUTE. Delettrcz Creme Duchesse. " Pbilocome. Rubin's Extracts, for Handkerchief. Rimmel's Violet. Coudray'a Extracts. Farina Cologne, genuine. Magnolia Water. Burnett's Toilet Setts. Laird's Bloom of Youth. Rubin's Soaps, assorted. Rimmel's Toilet Bar Soap. Brown Windsor Soap. Rimmel's Pellucid Glycerine Soap. Military Shaving Soap. At _ Dn. C. H. MIOT'S Drug Store. HAIR BRUSHES. JUST OPENED, a large assortment of Low's and John Gosnell A Co.'s ENG? LISH HAIR BRUSHES, at _DE. C. H. MIOT'S Drug Store. ROSE WATER ONE case TRIPLE SUPERIOR FRENCH ROSE WATER, received and for salo at MIOT'S DRUG STORE. COMBS! COMBS! INDIA RUBBER, BUFFALO and IVORY COMBS, at C. H. MIOT'S Oct 17_Drug Store. Drugs AND mmmmmms x _- HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. gjSfflBfjfo. McLean's Strength'g Cordial. >?7*p!P.y Pankniu's Hepatic Bitters. gPjLjf Plantation Bitters. Mustang Liniment. <5Rj Perry Davis' Pain KiUer. Hoofland's German Bitters. Radway's Relief. Sandford's Liver Invigorator. White Castile Soap. 4 Cod Liver Oil. Calomel, Alum. Opium, Blue Mass. Concentrated Lyo. Castor Oil. Sulphur, Cream of Tartar. Epsom Salts, Magnesia. White Mustard Seed. Nutmegs, Mace. Turmeric, Prepared Chalk. Hops, Dover's Powder. English Mustard. Together with a large assortment of such articles as are generally kept in first clasB drug stores. DR. C. H. MIOT, Sept 1 Druggist and Chemist.