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THE EUsTAcE DIAMONDS. A Novel. By An.
thony Trollope, author of 'Orley Farm.
&c. New York: Harper d Brothers.
Charleston: Fogartle's Depository
This Is q sssoclety novel" which Is sure to be
popular. Mr.. Trollope In the construction OF
his stories dlsdains the use of startling incl
dent and puzzling plot. He aims rather to
portray characters and events as We behold
thenpln real life than to lure the reader on
amid the Intricacies of conflict between Ideal
heroes without blemIsh and villains without
q redeeming trait. In 1.-THE Eustace Dla-
monds" ct,e author deals with human nature
az It is. But IL seems to have been not With
out misgiviDgs that he discarded from his cast
the usual characters of all but divine men and
women whom the reading world has taught
Itself to like best. We give his own words on
the subject:
"With whom are we to sympsthizeg ? says
the reader, who not unnaturally lmagines that
a hero should be heroic. Oh, thou, my reader,
whose sympathies are In truth the great and
only aim OF my work, when you have called
the dearest of your friends round you to your
hoepitable table, how many heroes are there
aitting at the board2 Your bosom friend,
even II he be q knight without fear, ID ne
knight without reproach? The lVanhoe tnaC
YOU know, did he not press Rebeecas hald!
Your Lord Evandale, did he not bring ms
coronet into play when he stroye 10 VIE mis-
Edith BeIlenceD? Was yoHr Tresllian still
true and still iorbearing when truth and Tor
bearsnce could avail him nothipgs And those
sweet girls whom you know, do they never
donbt between the poor man they think they
love- and the rion man whose riches they know
they coyet!"
But In spite Of the natural blending OF
good and evil which marks Mr.. Trollopes
characters, the people whom we meet IN the
Eustace Diamonds are all pleasant and de-
slrable acquaintances, and the book, as
whole, Is entertaining and full Of power.
A GIRLS ROMANCE, AND OTHER TALES. BY
Frederick W. Robinson. New York: harper
& Brothers. Charleston: Fogartie's Depos-
itory.
This Is the latest issue of the Library OF
Select Novels,n which Is so Justly popular With
the American reading public. Mr.. Roblnson's
reputation in the world of fiction insures q
welcome for this attractive budget of nov.
elettes.
DAVID CoPPERFIELD. BY Cnarles dickens.
Household Edition. New York: Harper q
Brothers. Charleston: Fogartieis Deposi.
tory. -
The sHonsehold Edition" will delight every
lover of Dickens without depicting his pocket.
The present volume contains fine portrait Of
the author, with sixty-one new and spirited
Illustrations.
THE ORDEAL FOR WIVES. By Mrs. Annie Ed
wards, author of sArChie Lowell, &c. New
York: Sheldon & Co. Charleston: John n.
Greer d Son.
Mrs. Edwards has won deserved popularity
as writer OF stories, most Of which have first
appeared in serial form in the GALAXY msga-
zine. "The Ordeal for Wives" is marked by
the same Ingenuity OF plot, strong portraitures
and unaagglng interest which made the
authors previous efforts 30 successful.
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",or the County Of Charleston, under the
.act OF February 22d, 1870, entitled an act
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NALL OPE MN G.,
No so4 KING STREET.

Mrs. n. J, ZERNOW would respectfully an.
nounce to the public that she will open THIS IAY,
October nth, full line Of MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS, Hoopskrts, Bustles, Kid Gloves.
Ladies', and ChiIdren's Under Garments, Wrap
pers, Sacks, Furs, DC. Dress and CLOAK Making
attended to as usual
Sole agent for Mime Demorest's PAPER PAT.
TERMS. Country orders WILL receive prompt at
tention. octl7.thstu
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be Mn UAL FA IR
AGRIGULTUR1L AND MECHANIOALs

ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA,
II Ell Ats AVAN-N All.
Commencing MONDAY, December I'd, 1872, and
continue during the week.
The Central Railroad and connections and At.
lantic and Gulf Railroad and; connections will
transport visitors for one fare, returning free.
SABRE CONTEST.
There viii be Sabre Contest between the ga.
vannah and Augusta Sabre Clubs on December
9TH and 9th. ..-.i 80: -.
Open to the world. three or more to enter.
Fastest Trotting Single.harness Horge. Purse,
sl0o: FASTEST pair Of TrUttlng Horses owned and
t1sed as such Purse $50; best Sngle.harness Horse
Plate $40; best pair OF Harness Horses, Plate SO;
best Pacing Horse, Plate SIS; running Race,
two to start, entrance ten per cent, Purse $500.
COTTON PREMIUMS. ~ -
The Chamber Of Commerce oner the following
For best three bales Upland Cotton Of one plan.
ter's growth on exhibition, premium TO go to
For three bales ranking second In quality, pre-.
MUM to go to planter, $40.
For three r king third In qualify, $30;
premiums tC /. I. w the planters. -
For the beat bale Of Sea Island Cotton, $50; next
best In qusllty. premium 20 g. 20 planter. $40.
For th best Gin for Upland cotton 500. "a. -
For the best bushel Of Rough Rice, Of the variety
knpwn as gold seed, premium to 90 to plan
For the best sushel Of Rough Rice, Of the.yarl.
ETY. known "a white, premium to go 70 planter,
10 fee win be charged for Entering of iExhiblt:
For Premium Lists or other information, ap-
ply TO ]. Fl. ESTlLL, secretary. =
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Eeaal Notlres.

NlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON COUNTY.-By GEORGE
BUST ESQ.,, Probate Judge.-Whereds, JOSEF u
MIrCHUM, OF st. James Santee, Farmer, made
suit to me to grant him Letters Of Admlnistra
ton Of the Estate and erects OF HANNAH r
are therefore to cite and admonish all and sngu
lar The Kindred and creditors Of the said Hanna 3
P. FORT, deceased, that they be and appear pc
fore me- In the Court OF Probate, to be held q
hereof. at II oic ock in the forenoon, to show
cause, II any they have, why the said administra'
ton should not be granted.
Given under mythand, this 18th Gay Of NoVem
Der, A: D. 1872 GEohaE buiet,
hoyI8 81 Probate Judge
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NTOIsE's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
Are warranted TO cure In every case, or the

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THEW contain no arsenic OF poisonous ingredi.
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and may be administered with perfect safety to
- They never fall to cure the most obstinate case
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They cure immediately. In no case Will the
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They accomplish the work by destt Dying the
cause of disease, which no other remedy pretends
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They are an enectual preventive, neutralzing
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Cost ianln 1nnn6.-

r OsT ON THE WAY TO ST. PAUL's
IL CHURCH, either In Rutledge Avenue, Van,
derhorst or OUmiDg streets, Ladies' Pearl and
HAIR BROOCH. marked "E. B. L." on inner slde
4 reward will be PAID II left at the once Of I. G.
Hutl> dge avenue. noVl6l.
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Doarnlua.

SOUTHERNERs VISITING THE NORTH
~ can obtain .6rst.clasS Board at No. West
T~ enry ninth street, New York, four doors from
Glisey House, and in the neighborhood OF nine Of
the principal hotels. Terms $14 per week. Tran
BIept BOarderS taken. oct28.1mo
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nAN LODGE,kNo. ss, L:0. B.B.!THE
- Regular Meetng otthis Lodge WI Dc nein ii,
az the usual timF And6Pi rOanoiaates WI
please be pnnctuaE
By order OF the President.
nOvle SAMUEL SPR1kZ, Secretary.
ERfRNDsHIP LODGE, No. 8, A. En-.
N An Extra MeerlnE Of this Lodte VIII 0e held
at Helmes'S Hall. 1o-MORkow, the 17th instant, at
half.pasr 10 A. n. Members and Candidates VIII
please be punctual By order OF Ine - ~. u.
n0vl6 LEVI LoEb' Secrelaly'
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nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-
IL NATI0 SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never to have failed TO
cure. %, 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. O. h. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
phia; the wife OF Bev. J. B. Davis, Hiehsstown,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Phiadelphia; DOCTOR Je innings and Doctor Walton,
PhIladelphia; Hon. J 2. Oreele9, member Con.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Balumorei
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands or
others. warranted to cure or money refunded.
DE-. jlEO. 0AUIER, Agent,
Iulyl-Iyr Charleston, SO.
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II mills State and county tax.......$2, ,o60,o0O
:. There is great advantage in Ievying the
tax in this way instead Of levying q single
tax for the whole amount desired to be. pro-
cured. In former years the schools and the
asylums have suffered, because other claim
ants had emptied the treasury. Under the
new system, each class OF appropriation Will
be paid out OF its own tax levy. The gross
sum ts2, $50, ,OeO) Is startling enough, bnt,
remembering that the levy for interest might
have been nearly doubled, and that the Blue
Ridge scrip levy could have been made, the
public will be thankful that it is no worse.
The levy for school purposes will excite
no dissatisfaction, inasmuch as there
is general willingness to- do anything
in reason for the education OF the poor.
What the people insist on is, that the money
be honestly and judiciously laid out, 30 that
the schools, and not an army OF idle and
Incompetent officials, shall get the benefit
OF it. There is not either, any objection to
the levy for interest, il 1t be based, as we as
sumo that it is, upon recognition Of only
the unquestionably valid debt which, as re-
ported to the Taxpayers Convention and as
recognized by that body, ls about ten mil
lion dollars. The levy for general pur-
poses is enormously large. Comptroller
Neagle's estimate Of the expenses OF the
year, exclusive Of interest, schools and the
Legislature, was $3.50, 900; the levy calls
for 5000, 900, besides the levies for schools
and interest. The people insist that the
legislative expenses be reduced. At the
coming session the salary system begins
and the members will be paid $500 q year
instead Of Sc q day. There will not be any
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'Ennrannnal.
pruas ann. Meoirlrlss.

DISLEY'S .BUCHJ, FOB ALL DIsORD-
h ERSof the Urinary Organs, tthe Kidneys,
Bladder, Urethra, DC. w. from whatever cause:
This elegant preparation Of the concentrated
virtues OF the best diuret1c tonics known-as pre-
pared By "a. W. RIsLEf, the origtnasor-is wsr-
ranted equal to the best and superior TO most Ial
other preparations for this purposas besides being
put up In large IS oz b,Ltlsa for the low price or
81. Physicians are invited TO compare the eaeo@.
as we'll as the appearance q RIsLEY'S. BuOaU
RI RIsIEI's M PHlLOToKEN, OR FEMALES
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relieving nausea, and for all those nervous
troubles to which they are often subject. lt Is
also an excellent Bedatve. or Nervous Antidote,
producing natural refreshing sleep In cases or
nervous irritation, exhaustion or excitement in
persons OF either sex. Price 81.
:, Having used In my family RISLEY'S PHlLOrO.
KEN and EXTR ACT BIfCRU, and observed the eir
invariable eficacy In csees among my Trends for
q number Of years, consider each most excel
lent remedy for the purposes recommended; and
besides, In my own casa, the Phlotoken proved q
good remedy for sleeplessneas artaing from
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NfNAL NOTi .E-ESTATE OF MES. E
B WILRINs.-On the I'd day Of December
next 8t IL o'cl,Ick A. H.. the undersigned Will
apply to GEUkGE BUST, Esq, Judge OF PROBATE
for charleston County, for letters dismissory 70
him as Executor of above Estate.
october 30, 1872. AARTIN l.. WlLhlNo'
oot31 1.thstulmo
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Joint 6tork Gomuanp.

OFFICIAL RAFFEE NUMBERS OF
P4NY for the benefit of the State Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 26L-FEGDAY MORNING. nov. is.
81 S2-92-l3-72-7l-6 6-68-3l-7-68-40-7O
~ GLASS No 2s2-FRrDAY EVENING, Nov. Is.
4-68-72-70-39-78 4-60-3T-61--80-l
Enovls-l A. MOR0S0. Sworn Commissioned:
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Danis.

TNGNEER WANTED AT CLAUSSEN's
II steam BAKERY, No. 10 Market street.
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TSTATE JOHN b. SCHMIDT-ALL
~ persous having claims against Estate oi
JUhN q. SCHMIDT deceased, Will present them
duly attesied, ana those indebted VIII make pay
ment TO a.W DLNSLc,
Administrator, with will annexed, OF John a
Schmidt, deceased. n0V16-s8
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RIO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
MODIOUS Building. No. l4e East Bay, re.
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known ss the French Oonee
House. For terms, dc., apply at the Unlce or
THE NEwB, No. 10 Broad street. hep28
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/ Inc. SLal0' 6uQ -COuuty eoA ioFy AVA eae
fiscal year commencing November l, 1871,
! is at the rate OF seventeen mills on the dol
lar; viz: for the general expenses OF the
government six mills, for schools two mills,
for interest on the public debt six mills, and
for county purposes three mills. The rate
of the assessment for general expenses and
for school and county purposes was fixed by
Joint Resolution, approved March 13, 1872.
No rate of assessment for the purpose Of
meeting the interest on the public debt was
specified; but the validating act Of March
Is, 1872, enacts that ''an annual tax, In ad-
s'dition to ell other taxes, shall be levied
.'upon the property Of the State, sufficient
s,to pay the Interest on the bonds" designa-
ted in the act These bonds amounted TO-
between. eighteen and twenty million dollars,
involving an annual charge for interest, OF;
Sl,2o000o. Six or seven millions OF the;
twenty millions are, believed to. have been
issued fraudulently, and the taxpayers only
recognize, as binding on them. q total debt
OF ten millions. There were fears, however,
that the State Government would levy tax
sufficient to meet the current and overdue
interest on both the valid and invalid bonds.
The incoming administration we're pledged
to suspend the payment OF interest upon all
bonds to which shadow Of suspicion at
taches, but the outgoing administration
by whom the tax OF seventeen mills isi
levied, were not so bound. Nor does
Comptroller Neagle take any notice OF the
Blue Ridge scrip. The issue OF that scrip
was a swinde OF the frat water; bold at
tempt to rob the public to the tune OF
81, 800, 900. With the rights OF innocent
holders OF the scrip TEE NEWS has nothing
to do. The courts will determine these.
It is sufficient for the people to know that
the four million dollars Of Blue Ridge Bail.
road bonds, endorsed by the State, but OF
questionable validity, are cancelled BY the
issue OF 81, 800, 900 Of scrip and by the sur
render OF the State lien upon road which
has already cost South Carolina three or
four million dollars. The act Of Assembly,
devised for carrying out this plot, provides
for the levy Of an annual tax OF three mills
for the canoslmert Of the scrip. The ques-
tlon OF the validity Of the scrip Is before the
courts, and Comptroller Neagle has not
levied the three-mill tax.
As nearly as can be estimated, the aggre-
gate value Of the real and personal property
in South Carolina is sl6o;ooo. 600. A tax OF
seventeen mills on the dollar, on this sum,
il the dellnquencles are not serious, will
produces
6mllls Tor general purposes. .......S 100000
2 mills for school purposes. 100000
mills for interest on debt. 5000. 900, 600
IA mills State lax. 81, 100, 900
8 mills county tax. 4oo,oVo
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NTANTED, A COOK. APPLY FROM
w l2to q at No. IS hid street. novl62s
WANTED, A WHITE W WOMAN .1.S TO a,e,
to do Housework. Apply at No. II Water street.
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JETRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large or small quant let
Price so GENTS PEk HUNDRED. Apply az 80
0-1cr nf TIT NEWA mRy1'
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THOR SALE Or RENT, 23OO ACRES OF
IL PINES, original growth, on Cooper River,
d. for Turpentlne,' Lumber, Wood. Apply st NO.
AIT King street. n0V7-tnstuo@ [
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DERsONs WISHING TO PURCHASE
Il Horses or Mules viii md 1t TO their adVan.
tage tn call at HOGAN & CO.'S STABLES, NO. 900
King street; belorr purcha Ing elsewhere.
now stuthlmo nkCR 30. .. %
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for dGs.

1.-TWO COTTON PLANTATIONS FOR
SALE OR RENT In thirst Church Parish, ten
miles from Mount Pleasant. Apply at No. IA
klzabeth street, nov16.stu6f
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
n SPIhIrS OF THE WORLD. TIE TREAS
UnE HOUSE OF AMERICA. THE GREAT BOOK
UF THE YEAR, Arents report sales OF 25 10 100
copies In few honrs or days. Prospectus nee
Address J. W. GOoDSPEED, New YORK, chicago,
Cincinnati, 81. EoutS, Nev Orleans.
octl-3moBDkW -
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yXTANTAD, a WOMAN TO COOK, AND
wv another to do hous0worK. Apply At this
oflce after 10 O'Clock noYl2
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ITO BENT, A COMMODIOUS STORE,
with glass front; can be adapted to any
business. Terms moderate. Apply 1ol Meeting
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ap RemI.

EyOR RENT, RESIDENCE No. II SPRING
street, with every convenience. Apply q,
i65 Meeting street, opposite charleston Hotel.
nOyl6-Sm4s - ..-t s... ......
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New Books.

THE EUsTAcE DIAMONDS. A Novel. By An.
thony TroIlope, author of 'Orley Farm, !"
&c. New Yo.k: Harper Brothers.
Charleston. FopartIe's Depository,
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EOR SALE, CHOICE LOT OF GAME
IL FOWLS, or imported Stock. Also, Bantams,
Cochins and Fancy Pigeons, by F. G. AIohEL.
noy14-thBtu6~
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NURSE WANTED.-A WHITE WOMAN
IN competent as chnd,s nurse, willing TO go
luLO the country, and 70 make herself generally
useful, can hear OF desirable situation on ap
pdcauVn at No. 81 AeeGing street.. No one need
apply who cannot produce good recommends
tlOna. n0VlZ
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SKEANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the fMINr Raj SPERM OIL AND
BURNERS, exhibited by DOUGLAS Il MILLER
at the Stale Far, Oolumbis,. y. O., has received
the Medal aud endorsement OF the Committee,
who recommend It for general family 9se over
liaacy. Dealers throaR RnoQt the State can be sup-
Piled BY DOUGLAS MILLEK, Sole Agents; Paint
and oil Depot, No. 90 East Bay, Charleston, y. U.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16

SULLIvAN's ISLAND LOT.-F0R SALE
~ LOT next west of n. P. O'Connor, Esq, four
minutes walk from Ferry. Apply at NO. IA ELIZA.
beth street. a-.s tE,r 0c80-We6%
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16

A. MILCH COW FOR SALE. APPLY
~ to No. 8 Jasper's Court. novla3~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16

DOOMS TO Rem T.-DESIRABLE
N Rooms at No. 10 Rutledge avenue: Apply
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16

MULES AND HORSES AT b. OAK
lM MANS Stable, No. IS Church street. Plan.
tatI0n, Timber, Cart and Drsy MULES for sale on
time. pov146s