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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1800.
LARGEST C?RCULATIOX IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
tm^CBoa LIST OK1 LETTRKS rtrc
"tvIA.I"N"I3SrGr in Llio -Post?nico at tho
enil ?>f oao?-i "vveolc is ymolis?aC?cl offi
cially iii r-T H IS 3DAILY "N" B3 "W S
?pivory "FViilay inoiuxiixq;.
LOCAL MATTERS.
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Oun Prices CunnENT, containing tho fullest
commercial anil marino intoUigcnco, with valuablo
tabica, will bo ready to deliver to our patrons at an
early hour thin morning.
We ark indebted to Mr. Yooleu for lato copies
of all tho Now York Dailies, which ho receives by
mail every night.
Proceedings of City Council.-On account of
the press of other matter, wc aro compelled to post
pone tho publication of Mi oso proccodings to our
noxt issue.
The Anderson Papers.-Wo had the pica-mire
yesterday of a v?b? from Mr. James A. Horr, of tho
Andorson Intelligencer, and Mr. W. S. Walters, <rf
the AnderBou Appeal. Thoao gentlemen aro in
Charleston on buainoas for their papers, and we
rv'-iniiiiieiiil thom to tho kind cousidoration of our
merchants.
Wanted at this Office.-A gonMoman, having
his own convoyance, ia wanted, to net as Gcnoral
Travelling Agont for The Daily and Weekly
News.
An enorgotio man can make two thousand dol
lars per annum, and havo stoady omploymont.
Apply at our office, No. lS_Hayno Btrcct.
Sinouxah Occobbence.-A covered box was dis
covored floating in Town Creek yostcrday by Mr.
D_Hi_n_-. Its curious appearance attracted his
attention, and ho took it in his boat, but was
Juorror-Btruck, on opening it, to discover enclosed
tho body of a newly born white female infant. He
brought the box to tho city and roportcd tho facts
to the Coroner. A jury waB promptly cmpannoUed,
and a verdict of death from causes unknown re
turned. No clue baa boon obtained that would
lead to tho detection of tho perpetrators of tho in
fanticide
We are pleased to leam that MesBrs. Keyes,
Stoweus and Byrem havo beau released from con
finement in Fort Delaware, and aro now at their
homes in Anderson. Tho Carolinian says: "Our
citizens aud tho pcoplo of tho State generally, will
bo grafifiod to loam that the gentlemen above
named, who for so many months havo lingered in
prison, and whilo in -Charleston wero under sen
tonco of death, havo arrived in Columbia on thoir
way to Anderson-their home. They leave for
home this morning, looking well, and in as good
spirits as might bo oxpoctod under tho circum
stances of their narrow escapo."
The Sumteb News.-Thoro is, perhaps, no Dis
trict in ?his -tato of moro proaent wealth, and of
moro prospect of improvement, under the new
order of things, than Sumter. With a large white
population, rich lands, and a healthy climate, she
iB destined to tako tho load among tho interior
districts, in every eloment of timo prosperity.
Sumter, the Court Houso Town, is Bitnatcd on ouo
of our thoronghfaroa of travel and inland commu
nication, and, alroady one of tho principal towns in
the Stato, bids fair, boforo many years, to outstrip
most of its competitor?. In such a locality the
presa should always bo well represented, and in
tliis instance we aro glad to Bay thatit is. Wo know
of no botter country shoot than tho Sumtor News.
Mr. H.. L. Darr, tho senior Editor, is well known
for his euccosBfid professional career ; aud bia
partner, Mr. N. G. Osteen, is a practical printer of
long experience. Tho Sumter News has a large
local circulation, and is a good advertising medium.
Mr. Darr has for a long time past boon an agont
of the Charleston Daily News, and to his ouer
gotie effort? wo aro indebted for many country
subscribers.
Kentucky Lottery on the Havana Plan.-Tho
managers of tho abovo swindling machine have
been 80 kind as to address us a circular, purport
ing to bo a private* lettor, in which thoy lament
tho poverty-strickon condition of tho South, ami
moro especially tho falling off of the lottery busi
ness in this Stato, and wiud up by offering to Bond
UB a splendid paokago of eight tickets for the
small sum of ton dollars. Woro the thing milly,
as it pretenda to bo, a private lotter, wo should
take it as an insult to our understanding; but as it is
only a circular, wo supposo the bait has boon thrown
to us as ono of tho many fish among whom tho lotte
ry man expects to find an occasional gudgeon. If
thoro aro aro any of our readers troubled with an
irresistible dosiro to throw away good monoy after
bad, and havo had that dosiro provoked by ono of
thoao neatly lithographed "misaivos of tho lottory
man, wo adviso thom to compromiso tho m attor,
and do as wo havo dono-send twenty dollars Con
federate currency for eixtcon lottery tickots.
KrN_-3T_j_ET.-Tho pleasant weather for tho post
few days has induced many persons to frequent
this fashionablo promenade. Tho atores that line
{ton either side prcsont so many attractions in
their tastefully arranged windows, that the ladies
are tompted by tho display to tako a poop at tho in
terior, and price this lovo of a dress, or something
eine that is equally onchanting. It is oasy to pasa
from a moro shoppor to a substantial buyor, and,
indeed, tho goods that aro bo temptingly exponed
on the counter? aro such alluring baits that it is
only a weak pocket that resists tho rrossuro.
But it is in tho afternoon that King-streotis seen
in all its glory. Thon tho shopping coases and tho
gaily drosBod crowds that slowly pass and repasa
boforo tho bowildorcd vision aro raoroly onjoying
thomsolvcs and displaying tho purchases made
previously. It would bo a manifest slight, not
only to King-strcot but to tho promonndcrs, to nog
loct mentioning tho ladios, who form by far the
principal features of attraction to tho idlo or for
tunato of tho opposite soi, who can afford to spend
an hour in gazing at the passing beauties.
That Charleston ia peculiarly favored in thit
rcBpocl fow will havo the hardihood to dony, for ii
is tho boast of Clmrlostonians that tho battoret
city haB boautios that ondear it to overy heart, ant
without whom tho world would bo a howling wil
dcrncss. The rocont fire in King street destroyed
one of the moat fashionablo rosorte whoro the fail
wore wont to regalo themselves with cream, cakea
and other dainticB, but on tho opposite sido Ma
Rion's still offors ita alluring attractions, and tin
trip across tho etrcot is frequently made by Mu
passing divinities.
On Friday and Snturday afternoons tho crowdi
aro always tho largest, for nnmbore of both sexoi
- who aro provontod daring the week from enjoyin/.
thomBclvos, thon minglo with tho throng and bc-"l
como a part of tho grund moving panorama. It iu
on theso occasions that tho counoiBBOur should pre
sent hiiUBolf; but by nil means let hiin ?bun tho
oornora if ho wishes to escapo tho angry lunka of
tho fair sex and the smothered pxcer:i lions of their
happy ?ittondants. Bather lot him, na beat lie
may, work Ii?b way along with a careful cyo to all
possiblo contingencies, mich as stopping on tho
ladies' drosaos, or aomo other owtVe action. It
would bo far boiler for him to play tho agreeable to
BOiiio of tho gay and fair, and our word for it, ho
will eco moro than ho could have done with his
unaided eyes.
When the evening shades begin to fall new bcau
tios are added to tho ucene, and from ovory storo
lights gleam upon tho .lowly dispersing throng.
King streut ia then in a blaze, and tho many color
ed lamps in the drug btorea throw a subdued mel
low light upon tho sidewalk that almost rivala the
moonlight. Although our promenado ia not as
wide aa could be desire-, yet it ia woll paved, and
with caro all collision- may bo avoided. It is do
cidedly the best wo have, and tho patronage be
stowed upon it shows plainly tho appreciation in
? which it is hold by the community.
No recreation is moro hoalthy and pleasant than
an evening- stroll upon King Btroot, and it ia.por
haps, fortunato that ?ill who wish aro unable to
indulgo in this gratification, or tho City Fathers
I would have to widen tlio sidewalk for their accom
! modation. To confirmed bachelors and young
men who aro opposed to matrimony, we would
suggest ono word of advice : Tako at least an
occasional walk on King street, and if tho bright
? anti beautiful faces aeon there do not tom it thom
i to turn Bowk-iota, thoy will havo to die in their
folly. Thore ?a no hope for them.
Soibee Musicale.-There wan a large and very
1 select audi-iico at the Hall again last night. Tbo
Tableaux Vivants arc decidedly popular, and we
arc not surprised at this; for wo do not remember
? ever to have seen such an union of grace, beauty
j and loveliness as here prcoent themselves nightly
to the viow of tho onraptured spectators. Each
tableau appeared to surpass all that proceded it,
but tho palm doubtless bolong, to "Raphael's
Studio," which achioved tho most brilliant triumph,
and was encored again and yet again.
The twenty minutes intermission was properly
improvod by the audience. Music aud pootry aro
all very well, but tho innor man bas bis claims,
and tho elegant array in tho lower ball showed that
tho presiding ladies had made ampio preparations
for a duo recognition of said claims.
Next carno tbo concert. "Infelice" from Er
nani, was sung with much oxprosaion by one of
our best amateurs. La F'tUe du Regiment, by the
lady violinist and piano accompaniment, pleased
very much, and waa oncorod ; but the lateness of
tbo hour proven?s our noticing all tbo pcrTor
?n-ncea in. detail. Everything went off admirably.
Tho ladies havo boon urged to continuo theso
exhibitions a fow nights'longer, and yielding to
theso friendly solicitations, tboy lune consented to
accommodate the pubhc again to-night.
Tent- Vebein_After a long vacation, tbo Turn
ers have rc-comraonced their rogular fortnightly
evening entertainments. Tho programmo oponed
with a song, rondored in fix?t rato stylo by a num
ber of good woll-drilled Turnor voices, doing cred
it to their precoptor, Professor Hoff-ian.
Tho prologuo, celebrating tbo re-opening of the
theatrical ontcrtainments, was a fino picco of me
trical composition, written for the occasion by Mr.
Vooleb. It was listened to with much attention,
and fully appreciated by tho icstbctical portion of
tbo audience.
Tho main feature of tho evening was a five-act
drama, "Marie Anne oder ein Weib aus dem
Volke." Tbero being a year's interval between the
first and second acts, wo deomod it most condu
cive to tbo interests of tho Daily News to leavo
beforo tbo curtain rose for tbo second act.
Mur.L-it'fj band played the interludos.
Um.'ED States Distbict Co__.t, Novembor 22,
Hon. UEO. S. Bryan presiding.-Tho caso of Mrs.
Mary IIaut vs. DeCottes & Salas was continued.
Tho witnesses for tbo rospondouta wore examined.
In tbo course of tbo investigation many questions
of law wore raised and discussed by tho opposing
partieB at some length. Tho further bearing of tbo
case will bo continued to-day at 11 A. M.
Mayo-'s Comvr, Novembor 22.-A moagro docket
nnd a slim audienco was on band boforo his Honor,
and tbo gratified looks with which tbo pago was
scanned showed the appreciation of tbo compli
ment.
A sour-looking darkey was cbargod with raising
a row in a ball room, but aa no prosecutors ap
poarcd ho was discharged with a warning to danco
and not fight in future, as there was a timo for all
things.
A wife-mauling caso was brought up for adjust
ment, but tho partios gavosuoh a coloring to their
statcmonts that it was difficult to decido who was
tbo most to blame, and thoy were referred to a
Magistrate to acttlo tbo difficulty.
One of thoso unfortunate characters who cannot
control their curiosity, and will look into a bottle,
was picked tip in a collapsed etato on a door stop.
It was decided that ho was drunk, but ho said bo
was only trying to collect, his thoughts. Tbo
Mayor gavo bim a subjoot for consideration moro
worthy of hiB attention, by charging bim $5 for his
want of thought.
The Exe __nd Ear.-Bead Dr. Gardner'a ad
vortisomont.
The attention of real estate owners is called to
the advertisement of tbo City Treasurer respect ing
city taxes.
The* Mason and Hamlin Oabihrt Ona an.-This
instrument will bo on exhibition at tbo Music Store
of Henry Seiolino, during this day (Friday). Tho
musical public aro invited to call. H. E. Mathews,
General Southern Agont 1*
We refer to John Comhinb, No. 197 Meeting
street, np stairs, noarly opposite Hayno otreot,
wbero be offers superior manufactured Boots and
Shoes at retail. Says thoy oro no paper solos, and
from what wo hoar, ho haB got stylos of Shoes that
aro to bo found in no other shoe store.
Pavt-ion Hotel Stables.-Wo tako ploasure in
roforring our roadors to the advortisomont ol
. Mossrs. B. Boddin & Co.. in this morning's News.
I Wo havo boon long acquainted with thoso gontlo
mon, and tboroforo havo no hesitation in rocom
i mending thom with confidonco to tho patronage ol
; tho public, knowing aa wo do that tboy always
1 keop the bost stock, both livo and whoolod, and
I that all their customers will bo woll sorvod.
I The Chableston House.-To ladies purcbaaing
. dry goods for thoir country friends, Messrs. Stoll
, Webb & Co. will guarantee to furnish thom with i
- .'aigor variety to seloct from than any bouso in tin
> city; also, to soil all articlos at as low pricos as tho?
] can bo bad anywhere Will furnish packing casos
any size, freo of charge; will tako special caro ii
s packing and shipping any orders entrusted to thora
i and will osst-r. all that will call at thoir atoro o
j every accommod-tion and ovory attention. *
Hoses, Evergreen?, Ac.-All who aro resuscitat
ing their flowor gardciiB, and aro In want of line
plants for decoration, will do well to notice tho ad
vertisement of S. Webb, florist mid gardener,
whoso long oxporionc? in thal business eminently
?pialifle'i bim to give gonoral Batisfaction. and at
reasonable terms.
Special to the L.vdies.- At Mr?. S. J. Cotch
ett's Emporium of Fashion?, No. 2<j'? King street,
can bo found tho largest and most dioico selection
of "millinery" in tho city, and at the lowe st prices.
Ladies buying for the country will do well to call
and oxamino before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders.
Diiuo Stores.-A traveller, passing through the
strccta of our city for tho first timo, from tho vast
number of drug stores, would como to tho very
natural conclusion tb.it oura i:i a very unhealthy
city. But appearances aro dccoiti'ul. People hero
do not buy moro phvsic linn they do in othor
places; and as regards the hygicno of C'liarlcston,
wo challongc comparison with any city, North or
South. Still tho fact romains. Drug stores maro
you in tho faco at cvoiy turn. Chemists-, phar
maceutists, druggists and pharmacopolists arc
as thick as blackberries. Just think ol' it-thorn
are not loas than thirty of these interesting catab
UBhinonts in our city, and tho cry is, 'Still they
come."
Direct Importation.-We are much pleased to
notico the fact that 0110 of our large wholesale dry
gooda houses lins commenced a direct import
trado from England, Franco, mid Germany. Wo
refer to tho eatabb'shniont of "\Iea3i-3. Hviiauss,
Vances & Co, who have just imported per brig
Cardigan, from Liverpool, a well selected stock of
fino English ?ind French cloths and caasimores,
merinooB, blankets, worsted dress goods, IincnB,
damasks, ?Vc, ?te. Mr. M. Strauss, while in Eu
ropo last Bummer, mado arrangoni"*nts for a regu
lar supply of staple and fancy dry goods.
Wo have examined the various lines of gooda
constituting the first importation, and can rocom
mend them to tho trade as being excoUent in qual
ity and moderato in price.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
-a, ? m
Anctton Sales Tills Day.
Wi-nun & Son will sell this day at their salesrooms,
corner of Blatc and Chalmers strcots, at half-past 10
o'clock, an assortment of -tin clothing, hats, boots, shoes,
fee.
Will be sold this day at public auction at tho Quartor
inastor's storehouse, on South Commercial Wharf, at 10
o'clock, a lot of unserviceable quarter-ia9tor's property.
flarrrn >"i Gi_i~vra-? will soil this day, at tho sign of
tho red flag, No. 27 Broad street, at half-past lb o'clock,
horse and buggy, carriages, ?Ve.
II. M. Mju-sball will sell, tuia day at his EOlcsronm,
No. 33 Broad street, at 11 o'clock, ono bolo long cotton,
horses, cart, harness, <_c.
Hiles I)iia_k will sell this day, at his store, corner of
King and Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock, a lot of boots,
shocb, clothing, _c.
McKay & CA_rn"__ will sell this day, nt their cash
auction house. No. 63 Hasel street, opposite tlie post
otllce, at 10 o'clock, liquors, crockery, glassware?, furni
ture, and a variety of otlior articles.
A Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for an invalid, who su_'ora from
debility or loss of appetite, is a bottlo of Pa??knin's He
patic Bitters, as It will bo suro to glvo relief. For sale by
all Druggist?. f
Ir Tou want LionT Biscuit, P?o Crust, Mufllni?, or
Corn Bread, call Into Uknii? Bischoff k Co.'a, No. 107
East Bay street, Charleston, 8. C, and got n box of Pio
noor Yeast Powder, with directions, now In use by tho
best Hotels and Pastry Cooks ia this city.
November 19 mwflmo
Veni I Vroi t Vici I So Ctcsar dispatched, when by
tho sword ho had conquered. How much greater is the
success of Dr. Marsden, who with his Carminative Sy
rup has completely subjugated every caso of Diarrha-,
Dysentery, etc., that has como under his notice.
For solo by all druggist-.
KING <*? CASSDDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WILEMAN k CO., Agent-.
November 19 ?
HOMOOP?THIC M-DIOA- NOTICE.-Di?. C_EC__ET &
Sculey (or Columbus, Ga.,) having permanently located
in Charleston, respectfully tender tholr services to the
citizen?, in the practice of Homoeopathy.
Dr. C. has had tho cxpcricnco of fifteen years in thlB
school of medicine.
Office at our residence. No. 11, S. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS (corner of Green).
IIXBVX. ii. C-eck-ey, M. D_Pinxip T. Sen-Ev, M. D.
fcenlembcr ?? lyr
CANARY BIRDS. CANARY BIRDS.
PARROTS, FANCY CASES, ETC.
rTlHE P?DLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
I that this is the lost ? eck of lils stay in Charleston.
Purtles who havo ongagod Birds, and those desirous of
supplying themselves with
WARRANTED SINGERS,
will moko early application, as it will be a long thno be
fore another opportunity will bo afforded.
PROPRIETOR OF BIRDS,
No. GO Mooting strcot,
November 20 4 Next to Mills House.
WHITE & PAINE,
_ FACTORS,
Sliii?iDg & Commission Mcrclianls,
N0. _ SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
< II VIH, l'S TON, H. C.
J. J. WHITE.GEORGE 8. PAINE.
November .1
H. L. JEFFERS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCBAXTS,
HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. 118 EAST BAY TO
CENTRAL WHARF (?rat wharf bolow tho niarkot),
wbcre they will bo pleased to seo their friends and na
trons, lmo October 'X1
PR0VE0BN?E COMPANY'S
CONCENTRATED
COTTON AND CORN ' FERTILIZER.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE-SAME AS NO. 1 PERTT.
YIAN GUANO. AT LES- THAN HALF THE
COST. Barr?le SUSO pounds eooh; eight to tho ton.
HUNT & BRO., Agente,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Novo*-ber 1_3mo
GBAESER & McaTBmiN
FACTORS
AND
Commission Merchants,
GERVAIS STREET,
COLUMBIA, SO. Ctt.,
OFFER THEIR SERVICES FOR THE PURCHASI
or b-1o of Cotton and Produjo generally. Order
and Conslgn-icnt- rc?poctiully aollcltod.
C. A. GlaAEb-R. W. S. McJCNK?N".
OctoDcr _7 lmo
AUCTION SALES.
Liquors, Crockery, and Glassware.
-tl-I-AV ?SiCA-IPlIKl.Ia,
l'uni- Auction House. No. d8 IIi.hcI streit, op
posite I'nslii?lff,
Will sell, THLS DAY, coiumoiiciii" nt 10 o'clock,
RblH. BOURBON WHISKEY
Church and Crate?) Ola-aware and Crockery.
Condition!) cash. November _:i
Superior and We'J-kept Furniture of a Family de
vlin ina f/ousckt't'iiinif.
McICAY -fe CA.II-?II__L..
Will sell. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at their furniture
miles rooms. No. SB HiihoI street, opposite I'ostoltloe,
PARLOR FURNITURE-Marbia Top Contre Tablea,
Sofa?, Sprint? Hair Seit Chaira, What Not, Rooking Chairs,
Carpets, Kiii;raviii|:M, Ac, Ac.
DININO ROOM FURN ITU RE-Mahogany Diuiun Ta
ble. Looama, Oak Chairs, Secretaries, Card Tabl?n.
Looking Glasses, Crockery and Glassware, Ac.
CARPET- and OIL CLOTHS for ontry and llooro.
BEDCHAMBER FURNITURE-Upright anil French
Mahogany Bedsteads, Cottn/jo llcdHtcadH, Mahogany and
Fancy Wardrobes, Bureaus with Glasses. Spring IledH,
Cann Scat Rockers an'il Chairs, WaoluitaudH, Mattresses,
Redding, and Carpets.
Condition? cash. Novembor 23
SA I. IO OF GOV-.I-1-.tII-Vr PROPERTY.
Will bo sold nt Public Auction, ni tho Quarr.iastcr'H Store
houses, South Commercial Wlinrr, Charloston, S. C, at
10 A. a?. T1II8 DAY, November 2.ld, 18I?IJ.
A lot of UNSERVICEABLE QUARTERMASTER'S
PROPERTY, conniKthig of
HARNESS, Saddles, Tool?, Shovels, Spades, Axes,
ToutB, Tout PoIch, Camp Kottlcs, Mcrs Pan??, Stoves,
Pipe, Machinery, Ac, Ac, Ac., Ac.
AI-O, AT TUE S.VAl- TIME ANO -LACE,
GO.OOO SHINGLES
SOO bbls. Comout.
TorniK cash in Government Fund?, Ooc_b to be re
moved within live dava after Hale.
R. O. TYLER.
Brevet MHor-Gcn T and Chief Q. M.
November-li 7
Small. House and IM ia Nassau Street al Auction.
HY _______ Hi M?-<;i_,__-Vjt-AY.
Auctioneer:!. Ntl. 'XT -.ron.- stve.eit.
On TUESDAY next, ttio '?7th instant, will be Hold at the
old CuHtom House, at half-past 10 o'clock,
AU that LOT OF LAND mcamu-iiift II feet front by 71
feet deep, more or less, together ?with the small Wooden
Building Ihcreon, situated on tho cast Bido of Nassau
otrcct, noxt north of South street.
Terms-S500 cash; balance in one year, sccuroil by
mortgago. Purchaser to pay Smith & McOilliirray for
papors. Novomber 20
PROSPECTUS
?F THE
MARLESTON WEEKLY NEWS.
THE PUBLISHERS OF THE "CHARLESTON DAILY
NEWS" have great pleasure in stating to tho public thal
they have commenced the publication of
"THE WEEKLY NEWS."
THE AIM OF THE PUBLISHERS WILL BE TC
MAKE
THE WEEKLY NEWS"
THE BEST WEEKLY I'AI'EK PUBLISH
10? IN TIlC NOTJTIIICUI. CO-NTRY.
IT WIKL CONTAIN:
INTERESTING STORIES
ACCURATE MARKET REPORTS
AORIC-LTURAL INFORMATIO!
READING FOR TOE FAMILY CIRCLE
POETRY AMD UTERARY MATTER
POIJTIOAL NEWS
ABLE EDITORIALS ON THE SUBJECTS OF THE DAY
-T HAS MORE
BEADING MATTB?
Than any othor Weekly pu.Uuh-d outuldo of Ne?
York.
SUBSCRIPTION NERMS-ONLY ?3 A YEAR. N(
SUBl30__--T0N RECEIVED WT__tOUT THE CASH.
CATHCART, M'MILLAN & MORTON
T?XT_3_T3_5_:ii:_FtQ,
No. l8 Hayne-St., Charleston, S. G
HOTwnbcrll.
AUCTION SAT
-l_l_>.
Roots, Shoes and (.'loth ina.
HY MILES ?RAKE.
THIS MORNING, al 10 o'clock, I will sell at my Store,
coruer of King and Liberty streets,
100 CASES BOOTH AND SHOES, JUST RECEIVED BY
NEW YORK AND BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
-OMi'ltlSINO TUB l'OLI.WINO KTVI.-S:
CASES MEN'S CALF P. SOLE AN? li. \V. BOOTS
Case? Men's Calf ll.iliiionili", I. lo 11
Cases Men'o Calf Balmorals, 'J to 13
Cases Men's ('alf mid Kip l!r<>?;:iiiH, li to 11
Cases Meii'is Calf and Kip Brogans, 0 to 1U
Cases Men's Extra Fino Call Congress
Ciih.m Women's Goat Balmoral?, Ti to 0
Cases Woni"ii _ (?oat Balmorals, .1 to 7
Cases Hoys' uu?l Youths' Brogan:?
Cartoons Ladies' Fine Lasting Congress
Cartoons Lndtci- Morocco and Kid Balmorals
Cartoon,-. Misses' Morocco Balmoral.
Cartoons Childs' Shoes, various styles.
CLO-iinto.
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, Of DOCflklD, Cat=--inir.C,
Twiied, Satluet and Jean.
Al.KO,
1 SPLENDID BUGGY AND HARNESS.
Terms cash. November 23
One Rale Long Cotton on Account of all. Concerned.
HY U. II. 1HAUM11ALL.
Will bo sold, THIS DAY, 2.1.1 November, at 11 o'clock, at
my nales room. No. 33 Broad sirctt. on account ol' aU
concerned,
1 RALE LONG COTTON.
Conditions cash. November 2:1
HY" R. ill. MAKSHALL.
TniS DAY, 33d instant, at It o'clock, will be poid, at my
SaloH Room, No. 33 Broad alrcot,
1 fine HORSE, with Cart and Harnotis
1 Suddlo aud Dralt Horn.. November 23
Horre and. Buggy, Carriages and Elegant Saddle
and Jurait Horse al Auction,
hy smith v_ mcgillivray,
At lim ((.ed Slf?ii, No. '.ii Itio.-d-street,
THIS DAY, al KM. o'clock, before their olllce.
The HORSES are warrnnted uouud and perfectly gentle.
November 23
Damaged Cojee, for Account of the Underwriters
and all concerned.
HY'a. A. KN.S LOW ?te CO.
TO-MORROW, at 10 o'clock, will bo sold in front of our
Store, No 12. East Bay, for account of the Uudonvri
tera and all concerned.
Bags DAMAGED COFFEE. November 23
Furniture, Clothing, .Jewelry, &c.
HY Bl. Em AIMAR'.
Will sell TO-MORROW, 21th instant, at No. 1C Vendue
R-lllRC,
A lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and general as
sortment of Dry Goods, Ready-Made Cothing, Hosiery,
I Ac.
English Watches, Jewelry, and other article
Unlimited articles received up to hour of sale.
! November 23
I Estate Saic of Valuable Sea island Plantations sit
uated on li'dislo Island-Bice Lands opposite Wil
ton, St. Faurs Parish-Cotton Lands on Toogoo
doo (freck, St. Parti's Parish, in the State of South
I Carolina, belonging lo the late Ephraim M. Ray
nard, Esq.
BY II. II. DcLEON.
Will bo sold, at Public Auction, in the City of Charleston,
I S. C. on WEDNESDAY, the Cth of December, lB??, at
11 o'clock, at the old Custom House, corner of Broad
and East Buy streets,
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PLANTATIONS:
i Eni-To Island. Acres.
I Seaside Plantation.300, more or less
I Residue ol'Hickory EUI 1.100, moro or less
I Wilson's.132, moro oriii .
Palmetto.132, moro or les.
Shergoold.158, moro or less
bhell Houso.190, moro or leas
Red Houso.1.0, moro or less
Seabrook'?.164, more or less
The above adjoin, and may ho purchas
ed as ono Plantation, containing In
all.1320, moro or less
Rabbitt Point. f>74, moro or less
Laroche's. 200, more or lean
Little Edisto Placo. 300, moro or lean
Total number of Acres on Edisto
Island.2400, more or lese
St. Paul's Parish Cotton Plantation on
Toogoodoo.COO, more or lese
St. Bartholomew's Parish Rico Planta
tion, opposite Wilton (II. L.).200, moro or lcsi
Total amount of Land.3100, moro or lesi
Tormo-Ono-thlrd cash ; balance i n ono and two years
secured by bond and mortgago of the premises.
TUOS. H. WILLINGHAM,
Trustee of E. M. Baynard, deceased.
N. B.-Any information in relation to the above ma;
bo obtained from WILLIAM WHALEY, Esq., Solicitor
No. .8 Broad street. Charleston, 8. C, or H. H. DuLEON
No. 22 Broad street. wf October 24
.1 Chance for Capitalists-Large Vacant Lot ti
Mee'.ing-streel.
BY W. Y. LEITCH ?Si R. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneer-.
Will bo sold, at Auction, in front of tho old Customhouso
at 11 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, December C,
That spacious and eligibly situated LOT, containing 101
foot front on Meeting-street by 300 feet deep.
This property is sufficiently largo for the building o
four stores on the west, with an entrance and a capacity
for tho erection of additional buildings in tho rear, thui
offering a splendid opportunity for au Investment. Tin
locality of this property in tho principal business stroot
and its contiguity to tho fashionable hotels of this city
with tho city railway running in front, and its largi
space, entitles it to tho coin-deration of capitalists.
Tcrma accommodating. For further particulars, ap
ply as above, at No. 2S BROAD-STREET.
This property can he treated for at private sale.'
Novembor 3 1 wf
SIXTY KIM- -Ii;LI.S FOR SALI-.
The Kalmla Mills Company, having no further uso fa
their Teams, will offer for salo (at thoir Work? on tin
Bonth Carolina Railroad), eight milet from Augusta
Ga., on the FIRST TUESDAY in December,
SIXTY (CO) FINE MULES and TWO (2) HORSES
with LOG CARTS. WAGONS, HARNESS, Ac, Ac.
Mont ot these Mules were brought from Kentucky las
winter, and aro very superior animals; Uioy aro all ii
exceUcut order, after working hard Hie entire summer
Tb ero is no liner lot of Mules in the country. Terms cash
BENJAMIN F. EVANS,
President Kalmla Milla.
4-J-Augusta Constitutionalist, Savannah Republican
Huton Telcgraph, and Moutgomory Advortisor, publiai
daily HU _5tb instant, and sond bill to this office.
November 12_
UNITED STATES SAXES OF LAND IN ST
HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Notico is hereby given that at 10 o'clock A. AL, on MON
DAY, December 3d, 18.0, at tho ofllco of tho Unitet
States Direct Tax Commissioner-, in Beaufort, Soutl
Carolina, wo sholl offer for sale, to tho highest bid
der (tho minimum price being ten dollars an acre),
AU the GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FARMS (numboro(
from ono to thirly-thrcc, inclusivo) In St. Ilolcna Parish
Beaufort District, State aforesaid, each, cither, entire, o
In two or moro divisions, as tho Commissioners ma;
deem expedient. Terms cash.
For further particulars, seo tho notice in tho Charlee
ton Courier, dated October 1st, 1866.
WILLIAM HENRY BRI8BANE,
W. E. WORDING,
United Staten Direct Tax Commissioners for Soutl
Carolina. November 13
REAL ESTATE,
AT PRIVATE SALE,
BY
SMITH & M'GILLIVRAY,
No. 27 Broad Street,
SOUTH SIDE, NEAR STATE STREET.
FIRST CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATIONS
VALUABLE UPLAND PLANTATIONS AND FARM8
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE MANUFACTORIES
MILL SITES AND DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESI
DENCEB, in various parts of tho South.
A-SO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS of aU sizoa, prie?
and descriptions, in every part of tho City.
September 26 wfm'.mo
PRIVATE SALES.
Fire Crackers and Guns.
BY JOHN ti. M1LNOR Si CO.
No. l.'l.'lM.itliiK street.
1 CASE CONTAINING 24 DOUBLE-BARREL GUN!
160 boxes riro Crockors, 1 November 23
To Contractors.-Rricks of Superior Quality a
Private Sale.
BY LOWNDES ate GRIMBALL.
Law Range, Broad street.
At Private 8alo
800,000 BRICKS, at a Brickyard within easy reach o
the city fin- Novembor 23
Profitable Drug Rusincss for sale.
by smith ate Mcgillivray,
At tile Red Sign, No. .._ Broad Street.
Tho STOCK. GOOD WILL, and entlro FIXTURES o
that popular BetaU House, No. 238 King-street, noa
Market street, of tho Messrs. PRATT k WILSON BROS
and now In full op?ration.
Tho proprietors seU only that they may give thoir
Uro attention to their Wholcsalo and Manufacturing,
siness in Hayuo street. NovcmbcjN
Furniture, Horses, Vehicles, o.e., at Auctf
by smith at mcgillivray.
No. 97 Broad, street, sov.tli ?Ide, ne?
?treeta
Balea of FURNITURE, Ac., at private ray
tended to at moderato charges.
.Auction overy -WEDNESDAY for HORSEF ^
FURNITURE, ko., nt Lmlf-pMt 10 o'o?ook, '+,
October 2
AUCTION SA LKS.
'IllIS DAY, 33d instant, nt our Kulci-, Itooms, corner
stat?? mid Cb-lnaon slxcels, at half-past IO o ?lo? k, wlU
5 ?-MOI KUOD-Ua and well assorted ntocl; HEADY
MADE CLOTHING (HlvlislO-CiiHloro Work
.1 cast-i assorti- Wool Huts
2 ?-aK?!H I'mliii U:ih
JO cam? Glove-Top Congress Claltern
:i ?-JIHH Ililli Brogans
2.1 canes Hull" Balmorals
2 eaucfl oKtorlod shoes
2 eases Hoys' Hoots
2 cases Men's Hoots.
ALP", ,
A rompi?te assortment of La C. HANDKF-tCIHEES.
Frrii.li Suspender?, Shawls, Woollen Uoll-Houe, V? orated
Hoods. Tit s, N lillian. Recent Ties, &e., ?Vc.
_cou?iiUoiiH _____Wo*rwnbwaa
Oranneburg Fem?te Seminary.
BY JACOB COHEN ?.*- CO.
On THURSDAY, the ?Kitti of November, al 11 n clock.-al
tlioiiorlli of Hie Exchange, will bo-old,
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated in the town
ofOrangebiiig. and known M tho Orangohiirg Feinalo
COUege. 'Hie building lu large, and aultablo for ? Hotel
or Boarding Behool, being capable ?if accommoiluJiig
about Uro hundred fJOO) persons. On tho pieinliics aro
?as works for supplying the building willi k?h; and a finn
orchard and i.iirdeii. The (?rounds are ample and eligibly
located, being near Hie railroad depot.
Terina-One-tciilh (1-10) cohIi; balance by bond, paya
ble in live ("i) equal annual instalment!?, secured by mort
gage or tin- properly. Premises to bo kept insured anil
policy assigned. Fiirelinaser to pay us for paper?.
Tho above properly cou ho treated for ut private Role.
November'_u ___
i BAa-B OP GOVERXNEST PROI'EKTY.
! Will be sold, at rublic Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the
2-stli inst., at tho Quartcrmaster'a Stable?, No. 11 Queen
si reel,
47 paini CART WHEELS, WITH AXLES AND
HOSES, new
2 Hornes
4 Milleu
4 Carls
8 sets Cart Harneas, and other articles.
Terms cash in Government funds. Property to be re
moved Immediately after sale. JAMES P. LOW,
November *__ brevet Llcnt.-Col. end A. Q. Hu
PRIVATE SALES.
A Pleasant, Convenient and Eligible Family
Residence on East Day.
BY D. McCAIih,
At Private Sale
That most pleasant aud convenient threo-Btory FAMI
LY RESIDENCE No. 224 East Bay ?treot, containing six
well linisln ii upright rooms, two largo attics, dressing
roouiH, pantry and store-room, a three-story piazza en
closed, gas and grates throughout. On tho Lol, which la
of good size, aro a two-story Brick Kitchen, with ampio
?""commodation for servants, a stable, carriage and storo
L use, largo cistern and well of water, two flower gar
dcua and paved yard, and the entire prc-iUcs in good
order. Applv as above, at No. 61 BROAD STREET.
Novcmbor 23 _23,27,29, decl-4
Valuable Real Estate, at Prioatc Sale only.
BY uii.mu Si SON.
We olTcr great Inducement??, and on liberal terms,
The following desirable RESIDENCES and VACANT
LOTS, viz :
HOUSE AND LOT in Calhoun etreot, aouth side, three
doora east of Smith ?trent.
HOUSO anti Lot, No. 1, north aide Bogard atrect.
House and Lot north sido Henrietta struot, three doora
from Meeting elrcct.
House and Lot north side prlng-streot. No. 30.
House and Lot in Court Houso Square; largo Lot and.
elegant Duelling of nine rooms.
AI~0,
LOT in RuUedge atrect, 4G feet front by 120 feet.
Lot northwest corner Mill and Lucas street?, DO feet by
125 foot.
Lot in Chapel street, one door west of Old leo House,
directly opposite Northeastern Ituilroad, 30 feet front by
122 feet.
Lot In Bee street, fiOfect front by 100 feet.
Lot in Friend street, 37 feet front by 160 feet-next Lot
southwest of Broad street.
Two valuable Farms, 10 milos from the city, with
Slated Roof Cottage thereon, and outbuildings complete;
both containing 600 acree.
A-SO,
TO RENT.-A Uno MANSION, containing every conve
nience; best located in tho city. For all of tho above the
terms will bo Bindo most liberal by applying to ua aa above,
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREET8.
November 19 n?wfG
Valuable Upland Col/on Plantation and Steam Sat?
Mi?.
BY CLIFFORD Si MATHEWES,
lUaiKsiiitfAgciits, ATo. 31 l-A Broad Street?
At Private Sale- r
A desirably located PLANTATION on South Carolina
Railroad and Edisto River, four miles below Orangeburg
Court Houso, containing 2300 acres: 400 cleared, balance
well timhorert. Tbo land ia of t-o bout quality for cotton
and provisions; seven bales ot cotton having been pro
duced to tho hand. On tho placo ia u STEAM CIRCULAR
SAW MILL, wiUi a 30 horso-power Engine in complot?
order, 1 Jj miles from River and *? mile from Turnout
on Railroad, ampio accommodatlona for nuUl bands,
dwelling housu and outbuildings, negro houses, gin
house and new cotton screw, wagons, timber carts, mules,
catt le, ahcep, -c. Uanda aro living on the Plantation.
Novombcr 19 mwfO
At Private Sale.
BY CLIPFOllD Si MATHEWES,
No. 311-a Brond atrect.
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS
FARMS, FIRST-CLASS WATER-POWERS, SUMMER
RESORTS, kc, ko., In this State and Georgia.
ALSO,
DESIRADLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
in every part of the city._3mo September 21
Valuable Sea Island Colton Plantation for Sale.
BY LOWNDES Si OKI HI H AJ.L,
BroUcrs, Auctioned- ?and Real Eat. Agenta,
Law Range, I?road Strect.__
At Privato Sale- ^??
A PLANTATION on Edisto Island, situated on tho
South Edisto River, nnd containing 106 acrcB of high
land, about 16 of which r.ro under woods, the balance
eleavcd. Attached Is a body of about400 acres of marsh
anil rush laudB, affording superior facilities for manur
ing, aud a One ranfic for calUo. A portion of this is captv
blo of being reclaimed with comparatively Utile labor,
and, in the opinion of eompotent Judges, ia woll adapted
for the production of cotton.
For further particulars apply aa above, or to
Da. J. J. MURRAY,
_ . _ _ " _ Ediato Inland.
Purchaser to pay L. k G. for papers.
November 21 _ ."____
Rice Plantation lo Rent.
BY ?T. DUAYTOIV FORD.
Broker and Commission Airent.
WILL BE RENTED, li* contracted for within a ahr
time,
That eligibly located RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TION known aa "'N1__PKIN.'* on tho oaatorn bank o'
wcatcrn branch of Cooper River, about thlrty-flvo
from the city by water, and aix miloa from Stra
Depot, on tho Northeastern Railroad. The tract '
180 acrcB of the prtmoBt quality of RICE LAN
cultivation, and DO acres of RICH UPLAND
which havo been very productive. On th??
negro quarters of superior quality, on abund
barn, Btablos, and everything requisito for
management Thoro le a landing of great I
within eighty feet of the barn. Ita cul Hy
unlnterrupted. PosBoassion givon at am
For particulars, apply on above, at
No. 40 BJ
November l8 bu v
-A
REAL ESTATE OF THE f
AT HREElYVILi;
At Pr?vate Salo
The Commissioners of tbo St?
B. 0., offer at Private solo ?t?
THE REAL ESTATE JV
Tho Tract of Land contain
atod one milo and a thin
Groenvillo, 8. C, having
and tbo Grcenvlllo and Cr
A branch track from tho j? >*\'
About twolvo aerea of 0-^?**"L "*-*
and close hatton fonce, %?_?
THE FOLL?' ^K_.
OFFICE, l8 by 40 _ <?? ^&Z
MACHINE SHOP.*?, W*
and Boiler Houso
Fluo.
MACHINE 8H?^
and Drying Hoia?*X >V ^ O,
Flue. <& VA <"tV *
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