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The Daily News.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 3, 1366.
LAKGEST CIRCULATION IX THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION Di THE CITT.
49? THE LIST O IT LETTERS re?
maining in tho JP os tofft ce at the end
of each weelt is published officially
in TBTJK T> A TT,Y lVTffiWS every JTri
day morning._
AGENTS.
The following ure the Agents for this paper:
W. A HEMINGWAY, General Traveling and Collect
lng Agent.
Col. J. J. RYAN, Barnwell, S. C.
F. M. TBIMMIER, Spartan Office, Spartaabnrg, S. C.
J. T. LJ?BOIS, Marion.
0. 8. BARBY, Sandy Ford P. 0., Madison co., Fla.
PATRICK k HTJYBY, Macon, Georgia.
S. A MCKNIGHT, Union villa.
J. B. ALLEN. Chester 0. H., 8. a
JOSEPH H. SEARS, " New South," Hilton Head.
W. a I ANCE, Grahamville P. 0., Beaufort, S. 0.
& F. BRADFORD, Walterboro', 8, a
H. L. DARB, Sumter, a 0.
THAD, a ANDREWS, Orangeburg, a a
J. T. HERSHMAN, "Journal office," Camden, a 0.
J. M. BROWN, "Southerner office," Darlington, 8. 0.
M. M QUINN k BBC, Augusta,
J. H. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DA VEG A, Agont in New York
Mr. AUG. BRENTANO, NO. 708 Broadway, New York,
oas alwiya the latest dates of the DAILY. NXWS, as he
loes of all the other principal jonmals of tho country.
LOCAL MATTERS,
sar SBB SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -e?
H. P. Buoo, Market street, nas received the following
very interesting new novels: Toe Brigand, by Vieron
HUGO; False Brtdc, and Lucy Arlyn, by J. F. TROW?
BRIDGE.
THE PASTOS of the Church of the Holy Communion
regrets that the notice of service for Saturday evening
should have been published yesterday, as many may
have been disappointed in finding tho church cloted.
He could not alterd or get any ono to offlolate for him.
THE DEATH OP JAMES W. BROWN, ESQ.-The demise
of this most excellent gentleman was announced in
our streets on yesterdc; forenoon, and threw a gloom
over a very large portion .>f oar community, who have
known bim long and well as one of the best of men.
and ss a most exemplary citizen. Mr. Brown has filled
several offices of profit and trust in our city, and at tbe
time cf hie death was one of the Aldermen. For a lone
time he occupied the position of Chief of the Flro De?
partment, with signal ability, and left lt with the sincere
regrets of every one o( the gallan t men, whom for years
he had controlled.
An honest and a cb ar i table man has gone to his grave
let us remember his goodness and emulate his kind?
nesses.
CLEA EAS CE.-Mr. WILLIAM ROACH cleared, yesterday,
for Havre, the schooner Myrover, Capt. J. H. HUGHES,
with a cargo of 1219 bales Up'and and iO bales of Sea
Island cotton, weighing 510.2C8 tbs. This vessel is usually
employed in the merchant Une of New York packets
all first-elites vessels, and well officered and manned.
The Mvrover will be Immediately followed lot Havre br
the A1 schooner B, N. Hawkins, Capt. Wyatt another
vessel of the same Une. AU these schooners have been
remarkable for their succef slut voyages, and rate among
the highest with tho underwriters.
THK OLD NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LISE.-lt the com?
mencement of the late war thc Kew York Steamship
Line was composed of the steamships Columbia, Nash?
ville, Jot. Adger, Marion and John P. King. This splen?
did line of ste tiners were largely owned in Charleston.
Since the close of hostilities parties in New York, who
held possession of the ship1, have came forward and of?
fered a settlement on favorable terms. We learn that,
through the efforts of oar fellow-citizen. Mr. William
Bosch, near ons1 hundrod thousand dollars of
this stockhas been settled for, and other parties
have alao secured the rums due th m. Mr. Roach
deserves mach praise for his aealoas exertions to pro?
cure an advantageoui arrangement for stockholders in
this city. To many the receipt of these funds has been
most opportune.
NIXON'S PANORAMA or FORT SUMTES-We were
among the gratified visitors at Masonic Hall, last eve?
ning, who had assembled to witness tbls most excellent
and truthful picture, and we have seldom seen an au?
dience more pleased and delighted at an exhibition
than the party who Oiled that hoU last night The faith?
fulness of every scene brought to view, without men?
tioning any ono particularly, rt fleets great credit upon
the artist who reiby must have spent a vast deal of
time, and ex.rted a great deal of talent, to have been so
successful In his sketches. To us of the city this paint?
ing brings many reminiscences of the past, so distinctly
are different points of interest depicted, and we should
l e (?'ad to see lt visited by those not "to the manor
Lirr," who, no doubt, feel anxious to see some of the
Er: ' scene connected with the late war.
Futuro Cu?: A M SODA.-At the solicitation cf many
ladles we have repeatedly urged the advisability
of tho opening ot a first c'ass Sods Water Fountain,
where the ecol delicious, and refreshing and inn cuons
beverage can be served oct to the fair sex and their
beaux. We are pleased to announce that the desidera?
tum has been supplied, and that at any h Mir of the
evening one bas only to step down to tho establishment
of Hean*. Jones A Dubf>ndorff, No. 249 King-street, to
und the most devrions Cream Soda, and Bee it eagerly
imbibed by the pi"' liest if ladies.
The Soda it?e f ia first rate, but the beautiful young
ladies who make No. 249 their headquarters for ?uno
cent drinking, make it worth cue's while to lounge and
linger, and still loviogly lingering, to watch thc dear
creatures as they smilingly pass la to "smile," and pass
out
The performirco '.a repeated every day. P. member
No. 24'.?.
A NEW P?RI?DICAL.-T ha?, enterprising publisLiog
ooncern. tho Americau News Company, pn pose to issue
on the ? th inst, a new fortnightly magazine, to bc called
the Gnlozy, an Ilurtrited Magazine.
Tho Galaxy wiU contain the best serial stories of the
most distinguished foreign novelists, light essays,
sketches, poetry and a lively review and summer; of the
choicest articles of thc leading peri?dica s of the world.
Its il'ustratione will lie from designs by the most cele?
brated artists, and will bu printed on tinted paper at the
press of Mr. Jons Moossrr, cf New Yow, who bas
earned the reputation ol being the most artistic printer
In this country.
The cover of the Galaxy will bc of an entirely new and
brilliant design, und the n-agaziue will be printed on
new type expressly catt (or the purpose, and on fine cal?
endered paper, 'l im publisher will aim to make the
Qalaxy tho mott striking and elegant magasine, BO far
as typography is concerned, issued in this country.
-o
WE are always glad to receive the vi ile of DeBow'a
EertVtv. It ls intimately connected with many scenes,
trials, and struggles in our past history. The April
number ia on onr table, containing article* ou a variety
of subjects. "Thc Influence of Commerce ou Civiliza?
tion" is an elaborate rilst-iui?on ot especial interest to
merchants. "Equatorial Retiens of America.' 'ls from
the nen of T. R. Warren, Esq., who hts explored the
entire countiy. Geo. Fitzhugn. of Virginia, has au en?
tertaining article entitled "Boys." "charles Pinekney,
of South Carolina," is thc subj' ctol a graphic sketch, by
our late lamented townsman, Wm. A Elliott, Es,i The
Editor gives us tho result of bi? long experience In a
very able and timely paper on American Commerce
The Review is published at Nashville, 'fennelse-, and
at New York.
PROVOST Cor/sr-JOHN 8W?TU.-Trespass-R. Har?
riott, colored, test icc 1 that defendant 0 ' Sunday morn?
ing, at about half-past eight o'olock, came tip stairs Into
his house and conanenotd ab-sing him violently, call
inp him a d-d negro ?nd a d-d Uar. Witness said he
had Lever spoken to dnfendant before, although lie Is a
neighbor. Defendant a!t>o accused witness of stealing
water from his barre), which ho never did do, aR he bas
a pump o'his own. Witness ordered defendant to leave
his premises, which he refused to do, and he then went
out and obtained a polkoman, who carried him to the
Guard Hon ?e. Sentence 1 to a line of two dollars or two
days' imprisonment,
Abraham Delaucf. colored -Carry i ac concealed weup
ons, and shooting on Sunday.-Policeman (Jninn testi?
fied that be saw defendant on Sunday Ust in Meeting,
street Road, within ttio precincts of the city, tiring a
pistol, and that he fdtowed and took the pistol from
U:m. and lodged him in tho Guard House, ii ix-barre:
shooter exhibited.) Sentenced to a fine of fifty dol?an
or thir y days' imprisonment
Henry Sumter, co?-red.-Assault - J. Baker, colored,
testified that he aud defendant quarrelled in a house on
Saturday nixbt last, and that do,umlaut struck him \?ith
his fist, and thou drew a pocket knife on him, although
he did not offer t > stab him with it Sentenced to a fine
of five dollars or thrci: <!*}.?' imprisonment
William brown, colored, and W. SimoLs, colored.
Tbett.- John Lester testified that on Saturday last he
saw the defendant, Brown, steal a ham from a storo at
the corner of Market and Bing streets, and, after put?
ting it in a bag, run off with it, and that he chased him
and got it from him. Andrew Drayton, colored, testi?
fied thtt bo saw both defendants on Saturday night,
steal a box of monoy from'a fruiterer in the market.
The man said the box contained eight dollars. Thc de?
fendant, Brown, was sentenced to five davB' imprison?
ment, and the defendant, Sitnon-, to ten days' impris
onnient
John Smith, colored.-Stealing.-Policeman Donlvan
testified that he was on duty in Bull-street, at about half
past 5 o'clock on Monday moratahr, atid saw defendant
with a fowl, which he said a woman in Lynch-street had
given him. Wltnesa took him to Lynch street to point
out the -roman, or where she lived, which he could not
do, as he said the woman gave lt to him in the street,
and he didn't know her. The Court found defendant
not guilty.
MAYOH'H CotniT.-Upon opening the docket this morn?
ing, it appeared to be so filled with coses that, taking
ont our note book, aid rolling up our sleeves, we pre?
pared for heavy work. But, like many other things in
thia world, there was (treat show and little merit, for
although the list was very long, not one of the cases
?ere disposed of by the Mayor, they being matters con?
nected with the street?, lt?., ?hich were ref erred . o the
City Inspector, and public pumps, wells, 4c, which is
attended to by the Chief of tho Fire Department, and
witb the Provost Court, which were sent to tbe Provost
Marshal.
We mast congratulate, hoverer, all those who have
control of the present police of our city, upon the re?
markable quiet that we are blessed with at the present
time, and really hope, with the peaceful portion of the
public, for its long continuance.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Salea This Day.
A. P. CALDWELL will sell this dsy, at the warehouse
No 6 Chalmers-street, at ll o'clock, one hundred and
ninety-nine burre's of Hour
MCKAY A- CAMI-BELL will sell this day and to-mor?
row, at their their Btorea in Hascl-strect, next to the
Postoffico, at 10 o'clock, seven hundred lota of dry goods
hat?, straw goods boots, shoes, Ac.
MILLIGAN. MKLCHEBB & Co. will sell this day, at j
their store. No. 20 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, an as?
sortment ot ready-made clothing, Connecticut leaf to?
bacco, furniture, kc.
MILES DRAU will sell, this day at hts store, corner I
of Kin? and Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock, an Invoice of |
dry goods, kc.
BOWERS k SILCOX will sell this day, at their storo.
No. 1*7 Meeting-street, opposite Market, at 10 o'clock,
an assortment of furniture, porter, ?c.
GEORGE Hu NEK KN will seil thia day, beforo bis store.
No. 18 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, a vuriety of mlcel
laneous articles.
HENRY COMA k Co. wW sell this dar, in 'root of their
store. No. 26 Vendue Rouge, at 10 o'clock, shoulders,
sides, sugar, kc.
LAURET k ALEXANDER will sell this day, in their
iteres, Nos 138,140 and 142 Meeting-street, at 10 o'clock,
-aeon strips, pork beads, brandy, whiskey, Sc.
SDAVOB k MALLONEE.-This firm offers for sile a
arge quantity of lumber, of various sizes, at their es
ablisbmen*. on Horlbeck's Wharf, near Northeastern
tailroad. Notico their advertisement.
LITTLE k MARSHALL, at tli-ir Agricultural Warehouse
nd Seed Store. No. 173 Rast Bay, have now on band
nd landing, five hundred plows ot all sizes and de
crlptions, which they are ready to dispose of st low
trices, and to whose advertisement we would call tho
ttention of planters generally.
G. W. STEFFENS k Co -This firm has a retail store at J
he corner of King and Gecrge streets, snd a wholesale !
stabllahmcnt at No. 28 Vendue Range, at either of
rhicb places a person can bc well suited with tho best
if groceries, a cording to his means. We would suggest
he road ID g of botb advertisements by all who desire
?pita! goods for llttlejmoney. J
Fncrr, SEGARB, ETC.-Tho lovers df good things will 1
30 delighted to read the snnouncemcnt of fresh arrivals
JV Mr. Tc ?ni, of No. Ill Meeting s',, in to-day's paper.
Vir. Tog ni is a large dealer in his line, and 'endeavors,
is we know, to alway* have a stock of groat variety and
>f intelligent selection. Give him a call, or send your
jrders.
RAILWAY SUPPLIES, Ac-The capacious establishment !
jf Huger k HaseU, No. 137 Meeting street, is on? of j
he most complete in th* Southern country for the sup?
plying ef railway or machinery for mills of every kind,
tn inspection of the articles here ready to be used with
(team engine*, as gins, gin bands, wood and iron work,
tc, wit] convince many, who are again about to try the |
inltlvation if king cotton, that they maj derive a great I
leal of assit*ance by making some purchases at this j
louse.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell, on to-dsy, one of the
Argest assortments of merchandise that bas been sold
a charleston for rt any years, consisting of 700 lots of |
Iry goods of every kind, st raw goods ot the best quality,
ind fino boots, shoes, hats, kc. Country merchants
ihould obsoi ve the sales of this enterprising firm, and
se careful to attend them, for their good* are of su?
perior description, and their prices always reasonable,
rhey continue this salo to-morrow.
COPARTNERSHIPS.-Messrs. Huison Lee and A. M. Lee
?lave entered into the auction, general commission and
lusurancc business, und?r the name and firm of Lee &
Co., with their office in the basement of tl e Sute Bank.
:ornorof Broad-street and East Bay. Both if these
gentlemen possess a gt oat deil of experience in these
branches of business, and having the practical knowl?
edge, which th*y really have, they should receive ? {rood
share of the patronage of tho 'lommunity.
Messrs. Edward N. Thurston and C. Rutledgo Holmes
have formed a copaitnersbtp under the name of Thurs?
ton & Holmes, for tbe transaction of a factorage and
general cr rum ?SK ion business, ai. d tho firm ls so well
known In business circles at d otherwise, that there can
be no doubt of their thorough success.
"THE APOSTLE," said tho Elder, "was moved by many
kinda of doctrine " "Tes," replied Mrs. Partington,
looking over her spectacles at the Elder, "there's where
bc was wrong, ? bat did he want to try so many kinds
of doctrine for when Pinkerton's Wabco and Calisaya
Bittere would have kept him perfectly regular. Thc
Elder confessed tbe thing had never struck him in that
light beforo. snd the old lady was going on to elucidate
further, when her attention was attracted i y Ike, who
was trying to pour some Bitters down the cat's
throat with a funnel. tatbs3
MRS. WINSLOW,
A.n experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, b)
softening the gums, re Incing all infiammationa, wi!)
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and ls
SORE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it wUl give rest to yourselves,
and
Relief and Health to Toar lofants,
We have put up and sold this article for over thlrtj
years, and can say in confidence and truth of lt what tri
hove never been able to say of?*- other medicine
NEVER HAS IT FAILED IN A SINGLE IN8TANCE T
EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did w
know of an instance of dissatisfaction by any one wc
used it. On the contrary, all aro delighted with its ope
rations, and speak In terms of commendation of Itt
magical effects and medica] virtues. We apeak in thu
mattec "what we do know," after thirty years' exp-,
rlence, and PLEDGE 0URSELVE8 FOR THE FULFIL
MENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE In almosi
evo- y instat. where the infant ls suffering from pall
and exhaustion, relief will befonnd in fifteen or twenr;
mlnntes after the syrup ls administered.
Full directions for usir.{ will accompany eacb bottle
None genuine unless tb. fae timile of CURTIS & PER?
KINS, New Tork, is on the outside wrapper.
8old by all druggists throughout the world.
Price only 35 Cents per Bottle.
For sale by
KING & CASSIDEY,
rVbmarv 2 ' Cmo Charleston
" ?-NO TI CE.-THREE MONTHS ATTER
date, application will be made to the llmore Mutual In?
surance Company for renewal of Certificate No. 133, for
16 Shares in said Company-Bald Certificate having
been destroyed or lost by the fire in Columbia.
March 8 talmo CHAS. P. 8 HI ESS.
AUCTION SALUS.
Rice! Rice!
BY J. A. BASLOW cw CO.
TO-MORROW, ibo ith instant, at i0 o'clock, ot our Store
No 125 Kant Bay, one door North of tho Union Bank
will be toidi
60 barrels RICE April 3
Direct "importation- Cargo sale of Muscovado and
White Smjar Muscovado Molasses, Havana Se
gars, arid Haoana Cut Tobacco, Syrups and
Wine, al auction.
J. A l-lS LOW" ?fe CO., Auctioneers
Will seU at auction, at Messrs. DeCottes k Sulas', No.
118 East Bay, TO-MORROW. 4th ApriL'.at ll o'clock,
55 hhds. New Crop MUSCOVADO SUGAR, of strictly
prime quality
20 barrels; Havana White Sugar, said to be equal to
14 boxes j Louisiana Clarified
77 barrels choice White Havana" Sugar, said to be
equrj to Staart's best B
ISO barrels l
36 tiercesJ Prime New Crop Muscovado Molasses
80 hhds. j
*5 hhds. very choice New Crop Porto Elco Molasses
said io be equal to New Orleans
3800 Segar*, M. C. "Flor Cando"
0500 Begars. Londres "Young Amerita"
1000 Segars, Londres Corte "Gonzalez"
80no Pegare, Cilindrados "RoRarito"
1400 8egars, Corchas "Valentina"
4500 Segare, Brevas "Jenny Lind"
1900 Segare, Whole Regalia "Valentina"
500 packages 1 lb. and 3>? lbs. of superior Havana Cut
Tobacco, of tho celebrated brands of Honradez,
Verdad, and Madrllenu
5 cases, 1 dozen each, superior Hanna Syrnps, as?
sorted
25 ca^es, 1 dozen ea:h, genuine Sherry Wino.
Conditions-Amounts under $600, cast; 8600to $1000,
15 days; over $1000, 30 days for approved endorsed
notes.
SST Augusta Constitutionalist aod Columbia Pheonix
will Inpert once und send bill to J. A. E. A Co.
April 3
City Six per Cent. Stock-State Bonds-City of Sa?
vannah Bonds-South CarUina Railroad Ronds
and Stoclcr-Northeastern Railroad Bonds, Cou?
pons, dbe., al Auction.
JBY JOHN S. RIGGS Si CO.
TO-MORROW, the 4th instant, ot ll o'clock, at our
Real Estate and Stuck Exchange, will be sold,
'IHK KO i .LOW I V t? SK CUR IT I BS:
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CITY 8IX PER
CENT. STOCK.
31X HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CITY STOCK.
BIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CI" Y STOCK.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CIT? STOCK.
TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIKTT DOLLARS CUY
STOCK.
FOURTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY STOCK.
TWO THOUSAND DOLL. A BS IN CITY SPOOK.
TWO THOU8AND DOLLARS STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. (OLD) BONDS
DNE THOUSAND DOLLARS CITY OF SAVANNAH
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS NORTHEASTERN RAIL?
ROAD 8EVEN PER CENT. BONDS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS CHARLOTTE and SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILR03D BOND
DNE THOUSAND DOLLARS WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD BOND
DNE THOUSAND DOLLARS MISSISSIPPI AND TEN?
NESSEE 8EVEN PER CEN''. FIRST MORTGAGE
BOND
ALSO,
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN STATE OF NORTH
CAROLINA (OLD) BOND8.
I'WO THOrSAN/i HOLLAH fl TN SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD BONDS.
TWENTY SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
AND BANK.
TWENTY-FIVE (HALF) SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD.
TWENTY-SIX (HALF) SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD
ALSO,
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS STATE OF .SOUTH
CAROLINA (OLD) BONDS.
TEN SL-'ARhS CHARLESTON GA S.COMPANY.
ALSO,
JOUTONS MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
COUPONS MEMPHIS AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
DOUTONS CH Y OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
UNLIMITED SECURITIES received only until day
jefore the sale._._April 3
Elegant Mansion on Broad-street.
BY JOHN S. RIGGS St CO.
3n THUBEIJAY, the 19th of Arril next, will be offered
at Auction? If not dltpo ed of at Private Sale before,
at our Beal Estate and Stock Exchange, corner of
Bro? d and East Bay streets,
MTHAT ELEGANT MANSION on thc north
side of Broad street, known by the No. lid. be?
ing the third door west of King-street, contain?
ing twelve fine square rooms, pen try, store and
; rooms, all of them admirably arranged, having
been l.Dished in modern style, combining all the recent
Impro-rdmonta and conveniences usually found In a
first-class residence, with gas In all the rooms and hall,
and a capacious cistern and well of water on the
premises.
Tho location of this residence ls one of the best In the
city, fronting Broad-street on the south, and presenting
s fine appearance, with handsome Verandah, Portico
and Railing, constructed of Iron, with much taste and
durability. The Lot has a front of sixty feet and a depth
of over two huodred feet, more or less.
Conditions-One-quarter cash (or as much over ts the
purchaser may desire to pay); the residue in one, two
and three years, secured by bond and mortgage, with
interest from day of sale, payable semi-annually. The
buildings to be insured, the policy assigned, and thc
purchaser to pay for papers.
N. B - Tbl* property can be examined and treated for
at Private Sale, until the day before the Auction, on ap?
plication at our office. J. S. BIGGS U CO.
April 3_1 thstuS
Sloop of Auction.
RV JAMES L. G4NTT.
TO-MORROW, 4th instant, at ll o'clock, on Central
Wharl, will be offered,
A SLOOP, new, In good running order, everything
complete. Capacity, dix cords wood.
Conditions cash._, ,Ap,rH 3
Building Lot in the Business Part of King-street.
BY JAMES L. GANTT.
On TUESDAY next, 10th instant, at the corner of Broad
ancLEnal Bay streets, at ll o'clock, will bo o ?Tere J,.ut
public outcry.
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF LAND on
the east s'de of King Htreet, in tho City of Charleston,
between Queen-street and Horlbeck's Alley, immediate?
ly north cf the premises now occupied by Mr. Laceas
sagno a? a fancy store: measuring in front on Kins
street twonty-aeven feet eight inches, by two hundred
and thirty-one feet In depth, be tho same more or less.
This is one or the finest Lots in that neighborhood,
and will make a splendid stand for a retail store of any
kind. Tbe property is entirely unencumbered.
On the Lot is a largo quantity of Brick, which can be
rr. ado available.
Terms of Sale-One-third ca*h; balance by bond pay
ablo In one and two yearn, bearing interest from date cf
sale, to be secured by mortgage of property. The pur?
chaser to pay J. L. G. for paper?.
Marcb 3 tutbsratuS
Sloop Hoots, sold on account and risk of former
purchasers, Ikey not having complied with Term?
of S(de.
BY WILBUR di SOY.
TO-MORROW, tho 4th instant, st Messrs. Fair?
child k Hamlin's Wharf, east end of Laurons-street,
at lloYlcek, will positively be sold, ott account and
risk of former purchasers.
1 SLOOP BOAT, capacity 14 cordi wood or 100(1 bushels
grain.
ALPO,
1 SLOOP BOAT, capacity 18 cords wood.
ALSO,
1 SLOOP BOAT, t apaclty 25 cor?s wood.
The above Boats are in good repair, and can be seen
previous to sale, at the above whan.
Conditions cash, lmuie .lately alter sale. Purchasers
to pay us for papers. April 2
Cata-ogue Sale af Merchandise of direct importa?
tion, nom in the United States Stores, and land?
ina er. shiii S. Morton, front Liverpool.
CLIFFORD AND) MATHEW ES,
No. ;n Hi-ouii-stif? f.
Will sell, at auction, on FRIDAY, April Otb, at eleven
o'clock,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
25 dozen of Choice Freud. CALF 8EINS
2 casks Gum Arabic
2 cases Envelopes, CO,000
27 cases, containing about 800 reams, Letter ami Foolscap
Paper
12 casks French Porcelain, from P. Marquet, of Li?
moges, consisting of L,lnn< r, Tea and To.Iet Sets
20 quarter chelita Oolong Tea
40 half chests Hyson Tea
.10 bags London Screened Black Pepper
5 cases Bordeaux 8osp
60 boxes Marseilles Blue Soap
18 tierces Angooleme Vinegar
20 ca?es Olive Oil, in quarts
10 cases Olive Oil, in pints
5 cases Prunes, in glass, J. Fan
10 cases Cherries In Brandy
10 iee Brandy Fruits, assorted
2 -SCH Claret
30 cases Champagne
3 quarter casks Old Madiera Wine
6 quarter casia Old Fort Wine
12 quarter casks Old Sherry Wine
3 octaves Pale Cognac Brandy
4 quarter casks Superior London Doc* Brandy
2 half pipes 1825 Cognac Brandy, extra fine
9 quarter casks Old Tom London Gin.
Terms cash. April 2
AUCTION SALES.
For account of.aU concerned-Dry Goods, No?
tions, db .
BY MILE? DRAKE.
At 10 o'clock THI8 MORNING, I wiU sell at my store,
corn?r of King and Liberty streets, AN INVOICE OF j
ERV OOOrS, Ac, for account of aU concerned, in
portas follona: Sile positive.
PIE JES PRINT, MUSLINS
Linen Damask Towelling
Im. Silk and L. C. Handkerchiefs
Paper Collars, Drpising Combs
Fine Combs, Hair and Hat Bru sb M
Neck Ties, a large assortment
Scar.s. Euvclopcs
Fancy Soap, Pomade, Extracts
Ladies' and Oems' Hosiery
Pins, Playing Carde
Pocket Books, Needles, Vote Pap? r
And a large quantity of other articles loo numerous to
mention._April 3
Dry Goode.
BY .MILES OH A t? K.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will ceU at my Store,
coiner of King and Liberty-stieets,
20 ri. COR FRENCH GRENADINE
16 pieces Figured Organdie
12 pieces Purple sad White Prints
3C pieces Black and Fancy Alpaca
40 pieces 4-4 Brown Homespuns
30 pieces 4-4 Longcloth
20 pieces Spring Casrtmerc and Melton Cloth
Piece; of Broadcloth. Do skins, Ftrmer's Jean, Crash,
Linen Toweling, Table Damask, Nankeen ; dozens Hoop
SkirtB, Ladies* and Gent's Hosiory, Cashmere and Ba?
rege Shawls, Spool Cotton, Scissors, Grenadine Veils,
Scarfs, Neck Ties, Linen Cambric, Printed, Bordered
and Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, Cotton Shirts and
Drawers, Parasols, Palm Leaf Fans, Ac, kc.
ALSO,
ONE SIDEBOARD. April 3
Jia:on Strips, Pork Heads, Brands/, Whiskey,
<tc, dc, dc.
BY LA Ult K Y Si ALEXANDER.
THIS DAV, 3d instant, will Le sold, in our Stores,
Nos. 138, lin and 142 Meeting-street, at io o'clock,
- BACON 8TK1PS
- bhls. Pork Heads
- quarter casks Brandy and Wino
- bbls. Whiskey
- bbls. Vinogar
- hhds. Molasses
- bbls. Herrings
- ciaks Cheeso
- casks Ale and Porter
- bbls. Beef
- boxes Codfish
- bags Salt
- dozen Smoking Tobacco
- gross Toilet Soap
- Butter, Prunes, Crockery, Shoos
AND
50 dozen BRIDLE BITS.
Conditions cash. April 3
Shoulders, Sides, Suqar, Ac, Ac.
BY H KN KY COBlA <* CU.
THIS DAY, beloro our Stnre, No. 2C Venduo Range, at
10 o'clork, will be sold,
210 PRIME SHOULDERS
2(H) Prime Sides
20 barrels Brown Sugar
20 barrell White and Crushed Sugar
20 quarter-boxes Oolong Tea
100 boxes Candles
10 baskets Cbampagno
20 barrels "Bass's" Pale Ale, pts. and qts.
Conditions cash. April 3
BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERS & CO.
Will sell THIS DAY, 3d inst, at our Storo, No. 20 Ven?
due Range, at 10 o'clock,
AD assortment READY-MADE CLOTHING
Coats, Vests and Pants, Dry Goods
Shoes, Hats, Cutlery, Jewelry
1 lot Notions, Atc.
ALSO,
1 box fine Connecticut LEAP 30BACCO, about 360 lbs.
Furniture, Cradles and Cribs
S Mattresses, Bolster, KC, kc. April 3
BY GEORGE ll 'NEK E.V.
Will bo sold 1 HIS DAY. the 3d instant, before my Store,
No. 18 Vendue Rance, at 10 o'clock,
One COLT'S REVOLViiR
Double Cued Gold and Silver Watches
Silver Pencils, Fancy Battons
Segars, Spy Glasses, Sundries, Ac.
ALSO,
22 casos RHINE WINI'
Pounds Codfish, boxes Pipes
Smoking Tobacco, Pimento, Ac.
Conditions cash. _March 3
Furniture. Porter, dc., otc.
BY HOWERS A mLcox.
W1U be sold, THIS DAY, at onr Store, No. 127 Mooting
tbrest, oppoalte Market, at 10 o'clock,
M AHOGAN Y SECRETARIES and BOOK OA8E8, SIDE?
BOARDS, set of Drawers, Pine Prcas, Cupboard, Card
Tablo, Tea Table, Centre Table, Double Bedsteads
Double Mattresses, Cot and Mattress, Washstands,
sm.ill Tables, Cradle, Oil Cloth, Step Ladders, Blinds,
Office Chairs, Spades, Shovels, Rake, ko., kc
ALSO,
8 barrels of PORTER.
Conditions cash._April 3
Miio.ts, Watche . Boo'.? and ??hoes, lotions, dec.
BY ' N. HUNT Si SOW.
TO-MORROW, April 4th, at our f-tore, No. 17 Hayne
street, at 10>i o'clock, we will sell, without reserve, to
close consignment",
Fifty cases and cartoons BOOTS AND SHOES, con?
sisting of Men's Buff, Split and Calf Brogans; Men's
Balmorals, 6 to ll and 9 to 13; Men's Sowed and Pegged
Boots; Women's St wed Boots: Women's Bull, Split,
Calf and ('oat Boots and Bahnorels, 3 lo 7 and 6 to 9;
Boya' and Youths' Balmorals: Misses' Goats, Balmorals
and Congress Boots; Children's Copper-tip Boots;
Children's Patent-tip Boots and Congroas Gaiters, kc
ALSO,
Ten dozen Men's WOOL HATS; iifty pounds Black
and W. B. Thread ; Sundry Lots Notions, Pocket Books,
Spool Cotton, Hoir Brushi s. Pomade, Hosiery, Pocket
and Table Cutlery, kc, kc
At 10 o'clock, we will sell,
Three Poplar Wardrobes, one Mahogany Wardrobe,
ono Sofa, one Bureau, one Table, three Gold Watches, to
close an estate
Conditions rash. Sile positive_April 3
Scotch Ale, White Heans, and Black Tea.
BY BRUNS Si BEE.
Will be sold, TO-MORROW, 4th inst, at our Store, No.
84 East Bay, at 10 1 ?" o'clock,
25 barrels 8COTCH ALE
25 barrels White Beans
9 chests Black Tea._April jj
BY L. BUNCH Si SON.
TO-MORROW, 'he 4th instant, at ll o'clock, north of
tho Exchange, will be sold,
Five PRIME WORK MULES, all young and of good
ellie.
ALSO,
A fino SADDLE MARE, of good stock.
March 3 *
PRIVATE SALES.
BY .-. AIcBKIDE SMITH, No. 27 Broad st.
At Private Bale:
HOUSE and LOT in Sumter, 80 feet front on Republi?
can street by 210 feet depth ou Washington st. Bound,
nil on tho westby Washington street, on thc north by
tu?! land? of Perry Moses, and on thc east by tho lands
of A. J. Muses; 10,8(10 square feet; linc Dower garden in
front, and Urge v getablc garden in the rear. House
one story high, with four rooms, Kitchen with two ser?
vant-' rooms; ii good well in the yard.
Price $9000. Terms-One-half cash.
Anil 2_
Plantation for Sale.
At Private Sale
This VALUABLE PLACE is situated 22 miles from
Charleston, on thc Northeastern Railroad. Tract con?
sists of 7.10 aeres, of which 60 or 70 arres are cleared
Colton Land ready for planting. Gin-house and Om, and
every tbtng necessary for pian ting-has never been aban?
doned. Dwelling, outbuildings, and negro houses In
good repsir. Corn Mill worked by horse power.
'IV rna a cheap for cash.
Apply to G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
March JO _No 27 Broad-street
.4i Private Sale-Clieap for Cash,
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
1 COOKING STOVE, fut aished complete, including Un
flooring and chimney piece
1 Office Stove, with fixtures
1 Cottage bedstead
4 Office Chairs
1U Cune-bottom Chairs.
1 Office Desk
1 Offi.-e Le if Table.
Apply as above, at No. 27 BROAD-8TREET.
March 30
Fine Seo Island Colton Seed.
BY T. SAVAGE HE Y WARD & SONS.
At Private Sale:
At our office, No. 123 East Bay, we will sell
300 bushels Fine SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED, war?
ranted to be new seed. 2 April 2
Hock Wines and Brandy.
BY T. SAVAGE HE Y WARD A BOXS.
Will sell, at Private Sale, at our Office, No. 123 East
Bay.
60 oases (one dozen each)HOCK WINES
S cases Superior Brandy, a April 2
AUCTION SALES.
Catalogue Sale of 700 Lots Dry Goods, Hats, Strm?
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Notions, dec.
McKAY & CAMPBELL,
Next Postoflice, Hnsel-sircet,
WQ1 soil, at aictlon-(by catalogue), TEJS PAY antf-v
TC-MORROV, April 3d and 4th, tale commencing ?.
each day at 10 o'clook,'
CRESS GOODS-Slllts*, Ginghams, Calicoes, Ac, Aa
DOMESTICS.-Long Cloth, Stripes, Brown Home*
spans, Ac, ?c, -
PANT ST'DFFS.-Cottonadee, Gambroons, Satinet, -
Joana Ac.
LINENS.-Brown Drill, Ducks, Sheering, Damask*,
kc ?
WHITE 5CODS-Nainsook, Jaconeta, Swiss and '
Chech Maslin.
HANDKERCHIEFS.-Silk, Linen Cambric, Imitation
Silk, Madder, Maslin, Colored Bordered and Hean
Handkerchiefs, all sizes and colors.
ALSO,
HATS.-Felt, Wool, Leghorn, Straw ?end Palm Let
trimmed and untrimmed.
ALSO.
CLOTHING AND TAILOR?' GOODS.-Coats, Pant?
Vests, Overcoats and Shirts, Cloths, Caa ya**, Ho Han da
Padding, Ac
ALBO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-I julies', Men's and Children'*-'
assorted styles.
NOTIONS, 4c-8poolACot{on, Pocketbooks, Flax
Thread, Gloves, Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Battoni, S Mp ,.
Perfumer}', Cutlery, Jewelry, kc
Conditions cash
j)5r Catalogues and samples Monday afternoon.
Aprils_
Blood Horse, Wagon, Chairs, Office Desk, ?fe.
McKAY di CAMPBELL
Will sell, THIS DAY. at a quarter to 10 o'clock,
1 BAY STALLION (Oarret Davis' stock)
1 Supt r Spring Wagon, with cover
6 Parlor Chairs
1 Ice House
1 Counting Room Desk.
Conditions cash. April 3
Gold and Siloer Watches.
McKAY ?k CAMPBELL
Will sell. THIS DAY, in their Catalogue Salo, at lo
o'clock,
20 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES (genuino gooda).
Conditions cash. April 8
Flour, Flour.
BY A. P. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY (TUESDAY), the Sd instant, will bo sold, rn .
Warehouse, No. S Chalmers-strett, at ll o'clock, on.
accoant of whom lt may concern,
199 barrels FLOUR.
Condition? cash. April 3
BY R. M. MARSHALL.
On THURSDAY, 6th inst, at ll o'clock, will be sold
before my sales room. No. 33 Broad-street, a LARGE
LOT OF PURNI TURK,
CONSISTING OF:
BEDSTEADS, CKAI88
Bureaus, Tables
Glans Shades
Hardware, Mirrors
Mantle Ornaments, kc, kc.
Terran cash. April 8
Goverianent Sale of Machinery, Steam Boilers
?tc, the remains of a Saw MiU.
BY WILLIAM GURNEY, Auctioneer.
Will be sold, at public suction, at No. 102 East Bay,
charleston, 8. C., on WEDNESDAY. April lltb, atia
o'clock M.,
THE FOLLOWING CAPTURED PROPERTY:
Three STEAM BOILEBV, about 21 feet by 30 Inches
On? hu-ge Fly Wheel
And other parts of Machinery, more or lesa inytueA
by fire, being the remains of a saw mill, built by 4m
so-called Confederate States. This property le to he
sold where lt now li?e, within a few yards of the Fifteen
Mile P. ut on the Dorchester Road, on Dr. R. B. Baker**
plantation, fifteen miles from Charleston.
ta- SALE POSITIVE.-sn
Terms-Cash, in Goverment currency, to be paid tm -
mediately on conclu ?ion of sale.
By order of the
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
T. C. CAUJOOT, Sorpervislng Special Agent, U. 8.
Treasury Department March 97
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. '
Strong vs. Ansel
Will bc sold on TUESDAY, the 10th of April, i860, at 1 '
o'clock, or soon thereafter, at the Old Custom Honet?
under the direction of the undersigned.
Ail that LOT OF LAND, with tho BUILDINGS thereon,
situate on the west side of Coming-street, In Ward No. ft,
of this city, measuring in front on Coming-street forty?
eight (48) feet, more or les?, and in depth two hundred
(200) '.?et, more or lesa. Bounding to the eut on Com- .
lng street; to the north and westby lands of-Seilers?
and to the south ou land of E. Michel.
Terms-One-third cash, and the residue in two eqrra
successive annual instalments, secured by bond ot th*
pur chanar and mortgigo of the premise? ; the bnJlctmge
to bc Insured and the policy assigned, with leave to tho
?) ur chaser to pay the whole in cash. Purchaser to pay
or papers. JAMES TUPPER,
March 20 tuthlO Master in Equity.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Wilkinson vs. Wilkinson.
Will be sold, nndor the direction of the undersigned, faa
iront of the Old Custom Home lu 'hts city, on TUES?
DAY, the 17th Aprlt, 186*, at ll o'clock A. M.,
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho BU IL DIN G 8"
AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, sltuato "on Charles?
ton Neck," measuring in front on Coming-street thirty?
nine (39) feet eight (8) Inches, more or less, and in
depth threo hundred (300) feet, more or less, and known
by thc number 166 on Coming-street.
All that LOT OF LAND adjnlning tho above, with the
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, situate
' On Charleston Neck," meisurlng in front on Coming
street thirty-nine '39) feet eight (8i inches, more or Ieee,
snd in depth three hundred (300) feet, moro or lees, and
I known by the number 167 on Coming-street.
I All that LOT OF LAND, with tho TWO-STORY
WOODEN BUILDING THEREON, situate in Jasper's
I Court, "on Charleston Neck," known in a plan of survey
of tho Morris Lands, made by Robert K. Payne, Sur?
veyor, as number i7. mea BU ri?e In front thirty-sis (3?)
ft ct, and in depth one hundred and t ven ty 1120) foot,
Bounding < n the north by lands of estate Francis L.
Wilkinson;on tho south bylands of Mrs. Anderson;on
tho east by lands of estate Francis L. Wilkinson, and on
the west by Jasper's Covtt which said lot ls now knows
by the number 20 on said Ja-per'? C urt.
AU that LOT OF LAND, with the WOODEN BUILD?
INGS i HEREON, situate in Jasper's Court, "on Charles,
ton Neck," known la a plan of survey of the Morrie
Lands, made by Robert K. Payne, 8urveycr, as number
2H, measuring in front thirty-six (SS) feet, and in depth
one hundred and twenty (120) feet Bounding cm the
north of-Dercef; on the south by lands of estate
of Francis L Wilkinson ; on the east by lands of estate
of Francis L. Wilkinson, and ttie weet by Jasper's Court,
which said lot ls now known by tho number 24 on salo?
I Jasper's Court
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND in America-street, known in the
plat of lands prepared by Robert K. Payne forfJohn H.
Thee, and purchased by bim from James English, by the
letter D, No. 4; bounding to the east on America street,
?md measuring in front thereon forty (40) feet, more or
less; on the south by lot No. 3, letter Cone hundred
(UK)) feet; on tho north on lot C, No. 5, one hundred (100
feet; and on the wost forty (40) feet more or less.
Terms.-One-fourth cash; the ba ance in one. two and
three years, secured by boud and mortgage; the build?
ings to bc Insured and the policies assigned. Pureba-?
ers to t ay for p >prrs. JAMES 1UPPEB,
Aprils_tuths7_Master in Equity.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Ei parte Shingler.
Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned,
at the old Custom House in this city, on TUESDAY,
the 2. th ol' April, 1866, at ll o'clock, A. M.
All that LOT OF LAND on the weat side of Friend
St, between Broad and Tradd-Street measuring about
fifty .60) feet fron', by about one hundred and fifty
(ICO) feet deep. Bounded on the north by land of Henry
Horlbi-ck, on ibo south by land now or late of estate
o? Richard W. Cogdell, on tho east by Frlend-St and
on the west by land of St Peter's Church.
ALSO,
AU that LOT, with the bul dings thereon, situate on
the south side of Longitude lane, to be more particularly .
described in future advertisement,
ALSO,
AU that LOT OF LAND in Mott's lane, to be hereaf?
ter more particularly described.
Terms.-One-third cash; the balance payable in three
erma), successive annual instalments, with interest from
date, payable annually, secured by bond and mortgage
of the purchasers.
JAMES TUPPER,
April 3 tutbslO Master In Equity.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Brown vs. Brown.
WiU ne sold, under the direction of the undersigned, at
the old Custom House, lu this ?tty, on TOE8DAY, the ?
24th of April, 1666. at tl o'clock A M.,
AU that LOT OF LAND, with the WOODEN BUILD?
INGS thereon, situate on the east side of Meeting-street; .
and known by the number 188 Measuring in front on
the said street, forty-six (46) feet more or leas; on the
back line fifty-two (f 2) feot, more or less; and in depth,
on the north line, one hundred anl sixty-six and one
half (10G>,) feet, and on tbe sooth line one hundred and.
sixty-seven (167) feet, more or less.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in two equal succes?
sive annual instalments, with interest from date, pay?
able annually; secured by bond and mortgage, and aa- -
ligament of policy of Insurance.
Purchaser to pay for papera.
J VMM TUPPER.
< pr 13 tutti 10 Muter in Equity,.

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