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CITY A F FAIRS.
Bleating- Till* Oajr.
Relief l?oan Association, at half-past7 P. M.
Tyro Lodge, at 7 P. M.
White Worklngruen, at half-past 7 1*. M.
Hebrew benevolent sociot at o P. M.
C.1... at half-past 7 P. M.
St. Andrew's Society, at 7 I*. M.
Auction Salt s Tills Day.
.). Si W. Knox will soil at their store, at 7
o'clock I*. M., roinalnlug articles from Masonic
Fair.
I>etlrh a Ilruns will sell at 11 o'c'ick, at their
Ohio-, hot-house sash.
Miles Drake will sell at to o'c'.oct-, at his store,
elot'.ting, dry goods, Ac.
n. a. Hunt wltl sell, at 10 o'clock, at his store,
hoots, slioes, Ac.
lt. M. Marshall A brother will Bell a". half-pa-st
10 o'clock, at their ofllcc, liorscs, mules, Ac.
.1. 1'rascr Mathewes will sell at half-past 10
o'clock, at his otllcc. a work mule.
Wm. McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store,
furniture, stoves, Ac.
Tiik Holiday Trade.?As n general rule,
the most extensive ami littoral buyers or holiday
goo Is do not put oir their purcbuscs until the
slocks lave become low anil the crowd so great
that they are uuable to make sallsfaclory selec
tions, indeed, as we happen to know, some of
the most desirable customers In that branch of
trade arc already on the lookout for -loueenlrs
of the coming season. Dealers who propose to
engagu lu it?and which of them docs not??
should therefore announce their attractions with
out delay, If they wish to reap an early harvest.
Wo need hardly add, what they already know,
that the advertising columns of TiikNkws, al
ways a reflex of the business of the city, nrc con
suite.', now more than ever by those desiring bar
gains in any branch of trade.
Owt. Out.?The Individual who took the sil
ver owl from tho saloon at the Academy of Music,
will please return the same nnd avoid exposure.
I Tun Cheapest Yet.?The News Job Ofilee Is
\ now printing bill-heads In the best style nnd on
II Une paper, at $2 so per thousand. Merchants, think
of it?
Real Rotate Sale.?Messrs. I.eitch Sc Bruns
60ld yesterday the following pieces of property:
A house and lot at the comer of King and MorrLs
streets for f.4000.
A house and lot on Coming street, In Ward No.
?, f->r $8M.
KKtiitn Killed.?Tho train on the Wilming
ton aad Manchester Railroad, coming north, ran
OTcr aad killed a negro at Suinter, 3. C, Sunday
after jon about three o'clock. The negro was
lying oa the track, and is thought to have been
drunk. Ills body was terribly mangled by the
train.
James Ramsay Dead.?Wo learn that. James
Ramsay, sou or tho clerk or the court, who wna
shot on Wednesday last, at Edgelleld Courthouse,
in a tlliuc.nlty with a man by the name or Murrell,
died on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Mur
rell !.. confined In Jail. Matters arc all quiet In
Kdgclleld._
A Mysterious Case.?A colored man, named
Maurice Rail, who was employed at the marl
works, on the Ashley River, disappeared on tbc
30th or November, and his body was subsequently
discovered floating In the river by a colored man
named Frank, l'ouiplay was suspeoted, and an
lmpicsl will be held.
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Bll.t. ox Mortality.?The mortuary report |
for the past week shows a total of is deaths, ;
while and 18 colored. Of the former 2 were
adult females and 1 a male Infant. Tbc colored
deaths were 3 male and 3 female adults, & male
u-1 4 fotnalo infants. Tlirco ccrtiilcatcs were rc
eived from last week, since that report, but arc
Ot included in this statement.
I'KOPl.S'h Hasx or South Carolina.?The
folioT.'ing named gentlemen have recently been
elected directorate supply vacancies in the board
of the People's Rank of South Carolina: John
Han elect, W. Y. Lcttch, Albert Lcngnick, Jacob
Small, C. L. Hnrckmcycr, and J. II. k. Sloan;
John It. Latllte president, vice James S. Glhltcs,
resigned; James R. Retts cashier, vice H. G. Lo
pe:', resigned.
A (tttKAT STOUT.?In another part of our pa
per will be found the opening chapters of a charm
ing story, bearing tho attractive title of "liutvaio
lllll, King of the Border Men." It Is one of tho
most, thrilling!)- exciting and interesting ro
mances which we have ever read; and the lovers
or romance will miss a rich treat ir they neglect !
to peruse it. One or iLs chief attractions is, that 1
its hero is not. a myth, but a real flesh and blood
char loter, who is even now fighting the savages
on the Western plains.
CttuM.'is.?a gong In the saloon attached io
the Academy of Music Is souuded three minutes
before the curtain rises, affording the refresh
ment seekers ample time to regain their scats be
fore the play commences.
YtMtcrday was wet and cold, and a dlsagreoable
contrast to the sunshiny days that preceded it.
The books for the transfer of State stock will
be closed at the treasurer's otllcc from tho 1Mb
instant to the 1st of January, in order to prepare
the interest account dno on the 1st proximo.
Masonic Rlrotion_At ihc annual commit
nicetIon or Orange Lodge. No. 14, A. F. M., held
Monday evening, December 13, 1809, the follow
ing otllcers were elected and appointed to serve
for the ensnlug Masonic year: Pros. Zimmer
man Davis, W. M., vice C. Inglesby, declined;
Charles KcrrlRon, Jr., S. W., vice K. B. Brown,
declined; John P. DcVcaux.J. W. ; William K. Hon
our, treasurer;Thomas S. Roe, secretary; William
Knox, S.D.; E. L. Roche, J. D.; Glen E. Davis,
3. M. Womack stewards; A. T. Porter, chaplain;
J. J. Rcasley, tyter.
/ Etna Steam Fire Engine Company.?At j
the fortieth anniversary meeting of this com
lpany, held at their hull oa Tuesday evening, 14th
instant, tho following oftlcers were olected to
servo for tho ensuing year: K. Willis, president;
T. (1. Roug, vice-president; J. McLelsh, secretary;
-Oran Rassett, treasurer; C. C. Wlghtman, engi
neer; T. J. Lyons, flrst director; W. Webb, second
director; C. A. Von Dohlen, third director; J. T.
Wilson, fourth director; R. W. Seymour, solicitor;
A. Fitch, M, 1)., surgeon; Thon. E. Watson, ball
keeper; Joseph Williams, J. C. Rubi), W. C. Fell
rcubach.A. Walton, nxmen.
Olari.kston Ancient artillery society.?
At the 77th anniversary meeting of the Charleston
Anoiout Artillery Society, held yesterday, the 14th
Instant, the following ofllcers were uuaulmously
elected to serve for the ensuiug year, viz: C. M.
Furmau, president; Richard Ycadon, vice-presi
dent: Gharlea P. Frazer, secretary and treasurer,
vice James O'Neal, Esq., the lato treasurer, who
declined a ro-eltction; John G. Hoff, A. L. Tobias,
stewards. Committee on Charity?Charles P. pra
aer, John C. Hoff, P. C. Gaillard, J. B. Patrick.
Commlttcoon Accounts?Flcctwood l anneau, A.
L. Tobias, Wm. r. Rowland, Wm. Whaioy, andS.
Hart, Sr.
?- .- o~
Fai.sh Imprisonment.?A stranger in this
Oily, who was Imprisoned by his landlord for non
payment of his hoard hill, while in durance re
ceived a targe remittance from tho North, aad
soon effected his release, no was arrested on a
suspicion that he was about to decamp, but It
ha i since transpired that he is quite wealthy, and
was only laboring under a temporary embarrass
ment, caused by tho non-rccclpt of funds. A
limb of the law endeavored to effect his release
on a writ of habeas corpus, but fall od, and that
desired end was only attained by so mo friends,
who promptly telegraphed the news of his un
pleasant situAtiju to the North.
KISOUI.AR MF.KTINO OF CITT
COUNCIL.
Present--the Mayor, Aldermen Geddings, Potter,
Cunningham. (Jollings, narrow, Voigt, ?re?ue,
llollowuy, Hamilton, E. P. Wall, b. K. Wall, and
Howard.
The mooting was called to order at 7.H o'clock.
The petition of It. Itcdan for a transfet or Hie
license or H. Mets, was referred to Hie Committee
on Licenses.
The petition or property owners along lite line
ot Klug street ror the construction or a plank
road to Hie city lines, was on motion referred to
the Committee on Streets.
The petition of J. C. Jacobs to erect a steam en
glue on Union Wlinrl, ror the purpose or londiag
and unloading the Italtiinore Hue or steamers,
was on motion referred to the Committee on
Steam Knglues.
The petition of Jno. W. Hall ror a junk shop li
cense, was refcri cd to the Committee on Licenses.
The petition of Win. Loyd to erect a wooden
shed, was rererred to the Committee on brick and
Wooden buildings.
The petition or James Adgcr A Co., to erect a
steam engine on Hast liny, was rererred to Hie
Committee on Steam Engines.
The petition or Mr. It. Yeadon was rererred to
the Committee on Lighting the Streets.
The petition of the door scutlncls on the pbllce
force was laid on the table.
The petition or Mr. O. E. Hughes ror the repair
ing of Urccnhltl street, lias referred to the Com
mittee on Streets.
The following petition of Manager Ford, ror a
reduction or the lax on the Academy or Music,
was referred to the Committee ou Licenses:
7bf/tc Honorable Minjor and Council of the City
of Charleston:
1 most respectfully pet ition your honorable body
In relation to licenses of public amuscmenis, and
usk that proper distinction be made between the
itinerant aud the local onturlalnmcnls.
1 mast rcspcc-tfullv nsk that for a proper con
sideration In the way of a city license?propor
tionate to other licenses for other business pur
suits?I may be permillcd to conduct and carry
on the place known us the Academy ol Music, In
this ?Hy.
i wish to remain here, believing 1 can make per
manent amusements desirable, and 1 only nsk
whai till Hie great cities north or Charleston now
give to the managers or blgh-toucd pcrinnuont
amusements.
begging. H you honor this with a rclcrcncc, an
audience with vour committee,
1 am, vour obedient servant,
Joiih T. FotiD,
Manager Academy of Music,
Chnrlcston. S. C.
Alderman Geddings presented the quarterly
report or the City Treasurer, which was ordered
to b? published.
KSCKirrs.
Carts.$ mo 00
Kines. 863 ou
Harbormaster. lois 4o
in I crest account. 1.0H8 na
Orphnnhousc runds.1,747 07
Public exhibitions. 99a M
Ketaii and tavern licenses. 725 oo
Taxes ror 1SU7 and 1K0S. KU M
Taxes ror lsoo. 180,4:i7 so
Transient sales. 959 00
Total.$193,173 12
msUt'RSBHKNTS.
Almshouse.$ 11.701 S3
board or Health. 5,690 04
Contingent account. 680 97
Firem asters. 3,141 r>i
tlusllgbt Compauy. 4.6S9 4S
?unrd. 14,375 87
Interest r, per cent. 76,102 no
Interest r> per cent. 300 00
Interest ou bonds. Odo 00
Redeemed city bills. 3,866 r>o
Orphanhoosu. 4,451 07
Plank road. -V>48 71
Streets. 30,099 50
Tidal drains. 1,001 04
Shell road. 4fi9 50
Sundry orllcers. 7,2*4 00
Miscellaneous account. 23,843 95
Total.$103,963 70
The returns or the Harbormaster or $311 04,
and or the City Sbcrlir or $11S0 40, were received
ns In for in at Ion.
Alderman Geddings presented a report on Ugbt
nlng rods, and recommended that the appllca
tlon ot the Captain of Police for new rods be
granted. Referred to the Committee on Public
buildings, with power to act.
The Committee on Licenses reported favorably
on the petitions of T. W. Hawkins, Dennis F.
Hastcrly aud August Poulfcy Tor tavern licenses.
Adopted.
The same committee reported favorably on the
petition or .seih Spencer ror un auctioneer's license,
Mrs. Cannon ror junk shop llcuusc, F. Plckworth
Tor transfer or license. Adopted.
The committee or Ways and Moans reported
unfavorably on the petition of the night police for
increase of pay.
The same committee, to whom was referred the
petition of Mr. Poznanakl In rererence to property
on the Citadel Squure, recommended the payment
or $10,030 In cash in thirty days, nnd the re
mainder in city stock at par value, the trustees to
make over all right, title aud Interest of ibe prop
erty to the city. Adopted.
The Committee ou Brick and Wooden buildings
reported favorably on the petitions of Madame
Bernard nnd WillCOX, Gibbs A Co. Adopted,
j The special committee to whom was rererred
the petition or Wm. .M. bird A Co., to store petro
leum ami other oils oil East Cay, reported un
favorably. Adopted.
TI10 petition of Messrs. Holmes A Calder to
erect a steam engine was adopted.
The petition of P. D?lau for back pay on the
police force was granted.
The Commut?e 011 Lighting the Street* report
ed ravorubly on several petitions for street lamps,
which was adopted.
A petition from Messrs. Kinsman A llowell, to
put up u new gas machine, was rererred to the
Committee on Lighting the Streets.
Mr. 1). Foley gave notice that lie would with
draw his name, as surety, rrnm the bond of Lien
tenant Tuft, of the police force. Granted.
The names or J. S. Ryan nnd 1). Mclunis, as
sureties on the bond or the City Sheriff, were ac
cepted.
Alderman (leadings reported favorably on sun
dry accounts against the city. Adopted.
Alderman Geddings oiforod a resolntion that
the Cscal year of the city heucerorth begins with
the 1st day or January und close with 31st or Do
ccmber In each year, and that the City Treasurer
be requested to close the open accounts upon the
lodger on the 31st instant, and thenceforth con
duct the accounts or the city in conformity with
tho same.
Alderman Harrow offered a resolution that any
person or persons, company or companies taking
out licenses for bar-rooms, taverns, restaurants,
circuses, theatres, operas, or other plaaos of pnb
llccntertatnment, shall forfeit and pay to the City
Council or Charleston, the sum or $500 and their
license, ir round making nny dlstinctlou on ac
count of race, color or previous condition.
A motion was matlo by Alderman Voigt to lay
the rcsolutlou ou the table, and the yeas and nays
being nailed, were: Yeas?tho Mayor, Alderman
Geddings, Potter, Voigt nnd Howard. Nays?Al
derman barrow, Collins, Cunningham, Greene,
Holloway, Hampton, ],. F. Wall and E. P. Wail.
Alderman Collins then moved to refer '.he mat
ter to the Commltlco on Licenses, which wan
carried. Alderman Voigt voting no.
Aldermen llollowuy, Wall and Harrow explain
ed their votes, and the latter Btnted that enter
tainments were now held iu the city In direct
violation or the Reconstruction laws, and he be
lieved that alt persons were entitled to go where
their money would carry them without dlstinc
tlou of race or color.
Council then went Into an election for the vari
ous boards or commissioners, with Hie tollowlug
result:
Commissioners Orplmnhotise?W. C. Boc, J. D.
Geddings, G. W. Williams, A Iva Oagc, L. T. Hotter,
Stanley G. Trott, Andrew simonds, J. y. (ireene
Henry Cobla, G. w. Clark, Edwin Hates, John F.
O'Neill.
Commissioners of Markets?John H. Stelnmcy
cr, James Dunning, Alva Gage, K. II. Jackson, C.
Voigt, E. P. Wall, Wm. Burnett, James B. Howard,
M. M. Drown, Sara. L. Bennett, EI1&* Garden,
Thomas Alken, David Harrow.
Commissioners Alaishonse? General Wm. Our
ney, Robert Howard, J. Dothago, P. M. Thorno.
W. R. H. Hampton, J. F. O'Neill, L. F. Wall.T. W.
Johnson, II. Hoffman, Wm. McKlnlur, J. F.
Uroonc, Richard Holloway.
Supervisors High Schools?Hon. n. D. Lesesno,
Hon. Geo. Bnlst, Hon. Blcbard Yoadon, Rov. C. 0
Plnckncy, C. L. Burokmycr, Alderman J. D. Ged
dings, Alderman M. II. Collins, Alderman L. P.
Wall, Alderman C. Voigt, Aldcroiau J. P. Oreone.
tho Mayor, ex officio.
Trustees Charleston College?Alderman J. D.
Geddings, Alderman L. T. Polier, Alderman G.
I. Cunningham.
Printed slips had bcon famished Council, con
taining the names of tho commissioners, as de
cided upon In a caucus meeting. Some of theso
had been scratched oif aad thu name ur George \
W. Clark substituted for that of il. II. Olncy, In 1
the Commissioners of ibe Orphanbousc. The 1
latter received six voles, and considerable ?Ils- 1
satisfaction was expressed by Alderman Voigt, i
Cunningham and others, at the erasure of his i
name, as the matter had been derided upon lu I
caucus.
Hi the Commissioners of Markets, the name of I
David Harrow was substituted for that of ft. S. I
llruns, the latter receiving 2 votes; Coogan, 1; 1
Addison, I, and T. J. Mnckey, 1. 1
The Commissioners of the Altnshousc were elect- I
ed in accordance with the printed slip, the board
being the snmc as last year, with the exception
of J. K. Orccnc and Diehard llolloway, who took |
the place or K. \V. M. and T. J. Mackey. I
Alderman Voigt said that In the list or supervi- (
sors or the High School. Alderman Collins* name ;
was substituted for that or T J. Mackey, but that |
or Alderman L. F. Wall was not on the list agreed |
upon in caucus, and he thought, from the action ]
of Council, that caucus meetings were a farce, ,
aud that the Inconsistency of Council surprised |
him.
Alderman K. P. W'all said that that was not the i
Offence; it wub because a colored mun was on the |
board. The gentlemen would sit In Council with
colored men; If they deeliuc to sit as supervisors,
let them resign.
Alderman Greene thanked Council lor electing
him a member or the Board of Supervisors of tac (
High School, but begged leave to resign and sub- (
alltttto the name of Hon. (leorge S. Itryan. (
Alderman Voigt said that he was accused or ,
what was not true, and those who knew him were ,
aware that he bad no prejudices In rcgnrd to
color. He sat with colored men to tlic right and
leH in Council, and would sit at the same boards
with them elsewhere.
Aldcrmnn O* nlngbam said that he was dis- |
pleased because the solemn pledgos given In cau
cus wore violated; that Mr. Ohicy's name hud
been erased and Mr. Clark's substituted. The
one was a Democrat tho other a Republican, but
that should have caused no change. He was will
ing to vote for any one, while or colored, whose
name was agreed upon nt a caacus meeting.
Aldermau K. P. Wall said the tickets were all
laid on tbe desks, and the Aldermen must bnvc
seen the name or R. P. Wall, und could have
erased it and substituted that ?r Q. s. Itryan, if
so disposed, and thns avoided the discussion.
Aldermau Crcenc said that at the caucus meet
ing he had expressed his unwillingness to accept
the nomination, and he again tendered bis resig
nation. Ile resented the Insinuations of Alder
man Wall as unjust, particularly as regarding
hhnscir. He bad sat with colored men ul the
same board, and would do su again.
The resignation being accepted, the election
was held, and Judge Ilryau received twelve votes
and !.. F. Wall one.
A communication froin the county auditor ask
ing ror the appointment or a board or equalisa
tion was read and referred to Hie Mayor ror ac
Hon.
The Mayor appointed Aldermen Geddings, Pot
ter and Cunningham the special committee to
consider the report or Alderman Harrow, ou the
west end or broad street.
On motion Council then adjourned.
A (.' a n B M y of Hume.?Tho disagreeable
weather last evening prevented the appearance
or tlic usual proportion or ladles In the audience
at the Academy ; but those who were present
were amply repaid Tor having ventnred out on so
raw uud damp a night. "Checkmate," the open
ing piece, written by Aadrcw llalliday, well
known as a contributor to the London Punch,
bus a lively and wcll-dellncd plot, aud abounds In
keen dialogue und droll situations. Misa Ulanchc
Chapman, In the leading part, achieved a dcciiKd
triumph. Whatever her success In burlesque, her
strongest point, we think. Is in comedy. The per
lect naturalness and quiet hidy-llke manner In
which she conducts the dialogue or the play, .was
rcrrcshing to cars accustomed to the usual exag
gerated tone aud boisterous demeanor or the
singe. Cinderella passed ou" as gaily and as
smoothly as when ilrst performed, Miss F.IU sus
taining the part of the rollicking Dandlnilu spirit
ed and gracerul style.
For to night we are to have "Itlae.k Eyed Sus
an," with the three-act comedy or "Everybody's
Friend,'' written by Sterling Coyne, or London.
It has had the run or a year in London, with
Mr. S. Clarke (brother-ln law to Edwin booth)
as Major Wellington de Hoots, a swaggering mili
tary bully, with the aspect or a lion and the pluck
of a mouse. Felix Featherly Is "Everybody's
Fricud," constantly, In his honest desire to serve
others, involving hliuseir in trouble, like Oold
smlih's "Good-natured Man." The comedy Is full
of very laughable Incidents, and has recently
been revived in New York, with much success.
Mr. Hlshnp appears us the doughty Major on this
occasion.
Slthkmk Court, Comimbia, Db?euber 13.
Present, Chief Justice Motes und Associate Jus
tice Willard.
William II. Smith et al, vs. Adams, Frost A Co.
Writ of error tu citation. Ordered to be docket
ed.
W. a. Morchead etal, by next friend, vs. A. A
a. F. Orr, administrators et al. Hr. Shand for
appcllauis; Mr. Hobo, contra; lion. R. Muuro lu
reply.
?. (ioudelock, executrix, J. 0. Farrow ct ux, vs.
James C. (lunkhead. Mr. W. H. Wallace read the
brief ami commenced the argument for the ap
pellants, but was stopped by the court, as a Dual
decree had not been rendered in the case.
W. It. A. Thomas, executor, el ul. vs. John W.
Kelly et al. Mr. Krawley read the brief and com
menced I argument fur lite uppeiiuuts up to
the hour of adjournment.
Ukitkp Status Circuit Cour.t?COLUuniA.
BRCKMBRR II ? llOS. GBO. S. llRTAN, PURSIDING_
George F. Herding vs. Win. Wiilne. Assumpslt,
McUrady A Son and l'ope A Ilnskell; uon-assuuip.
sit, Campbell A Senbrook. At a late hour the
Jury returned Into court with the following ler
dlct, vlx: We lind for the plalntltr $3000 and
costs, without interest upon the debt. It being
nearly 12 I*. M., the counsel ror tho plaintiff said
Hie court would be Informed on Monday, with Us
leave, as to what inn her actiuti would betaken.
Deckmukh 13.?The Jurors answered to their
names, as on Saturday.
N. Piandnlit, survivor or Plandollt Brothers,
vs. Daniel H.SHcox. Assumpslt, Porter A Conner;
nonassumpslt, R. W. Seymour. Case ordered to
lie docketed, on motion of A. C. Huskcll, appear
ing for Porter A Conner.
district court.
Ex pario J. S. DcLoach, administrator, la re
Jcpthu liwlnn. Registrar's reports on petition to
set. up lien. W. C. Hoatty pro ?pet. Report of
registrar was confirmed, and assignee ordered to
apply proceeds of sale as recommended in the re
port.
Ex parte J. F. C. DuPre, of Abbeville. Petition
ror dual discharge. Pcrrln A Cothrau pro pet.
Roferrod to W. J. Clawsou, registrar, for dual
hearing.
Ex parto W. D. Milster, or Spartanbnrg. Hobo
A Carlisle, pro pet. The judge, on motion, and
nu hearing report or registrar, signed ander seal
certlilcuto and order or discharge.
Ex parto Thomas J. LaMottc, assignee, In re A.
M. Hunt, bankrupt. Petition to sot aside sale.
Injunction, Ac. Talley, llachmnn A Watics, soil
cliors ror petitioner. Pope A Flckllng, contra.
The court, arte.r hearing petition and answer, and
the evidence und argument of counsel, continued
the case until to-morrow.
Itotel Arrivals?December 8.
ciiaii1.K.st0n lloTKI..
N. J. Murphy, Now York; A. Lucas, Cooper
River; Albert Lorsch, New York; L. Mallmann,
Now Orleans; II. II. Hickman, Mrs. IL II. Hick
man, Augusta; John T. Duncan, Laurens; J. P.
Hawkins, Mrs. L. Dawklos, U. F. Dawklns, Unlon
vllle; J. C. Oillctt, Augusta; James Uigble, New
ark, N. J.; Captain J. II. Morrlmuu, U. S. ft. M.;
John L. Smythmyor, Savannah; 0. M. Callahan,
U. S. A.; Captain U. Yallalu, D.W. Graves, Now
York; Henry J. Raymond, R. J. Soymour, Haiti
moro; H. M. Drone, WllmtngloD; Mr. and Mrs.
Constnblo, Miss Coustablo and maid, M. OrowcU,
New York; A. Sparhawk, Doltlmore; J. P. Davis, C.
L. White, flalveston; J. R. Dye, Red Hill; 0. It.
Bevertln, New York; CharlesB. Cox, Philadelphia;
C. D. Russell, Kentucky; L. T. Salsbury, Connecti
cut; tfm. Henry Hoyd and servant, Bonncttsvitlo.
tatimon i10tbl.
J. W. Hamlet, Reovosvtlle, 8. O.j D. A. Dodge,
Christ Church Parish; 0. E. Lartlgue, a. J. Odom,
H. F. Salloy, Blackvllio; w. Stevens, Mayflold.Oa.;
C. Wilson, Hamberg; T. N. Tolbert, Nlooty-SIx; J.
II. Oldhain, Greenwood; W. T. Smith, W. K.
McReo, F. A. Conner, Dr. L. Summers, Cokesbury;
L. 0. Smith, Laurens; W. 11. Bailey, Greenwood;
J. P. Ilegdou, V. M. Baughman, .1. P. Harlcy,
Orangcburg; D. D. Flnloy, Uonry Lntner, Master
Lutnor, Rlohland; J. M. Ooudlook, Newberry; W.
J. Osborn, New York; J. u Rhodes, 8. O. ; B. H.
KcUAhan, Kings tree ; J, w. IL Dakei, Orongeburg;
If. b. Utsey, George's st . fVjv; >'. f'.oxor, G.
L Hexer, ?. A. Barly, 0 BJB /. A. Law,
tarllngton; M. 0. Bail, i/.."*-* < 'iifg'i Isaac
llanton Mcrcatus; J. M M ?fy'1 ? fork; w.
Harte., Wallcrboro' m j?c1 diu paon ami
rhllil, Me.- Ysrk; J. \ , U ... mall and
Jtrarleslon Railroad J. Y.et, James
Island; T. J. Uountasnd . st>. > mlo Haye,
llarnwcll; Robert Tuu.o, : l ep'. . W. s. Mc
Kbtslck, New York; John * RuII, fi II. Iwxley,
Marlon; M. L. Jones. II. II. Ilollri ..., Handy llolll
nnn, N. II. McMillan, W. S. A. lllgglns, Graham's
Jros* Roads; J. F. Adden, Oringcburg.
m il,us noum.
T C Stephens, Jacksonville, H F Oapcau. City, 0
H Pcltluglli, South Carolina, WmJ Marshall, FI
da, M BeroneB, Calirornls, Jas Thomas and wife,
llcorgla, A H Wilson, Minnesota, Chas Hrowu,
Michigan, Thus Wilson. Raltlmore, Rnl>t Jennings,
Sew York, Harry H?gens, Montreal, F.llen Jordan,
New York, .Inn Williams and daughter, Baltimore.
II M Johnson, New York, C IS Fierce, llutfalo, Jno
l Ootnney, Hartford, Conn, P B Crimn, Society
Hill, Thos H Williugham, Albany, Ca, II (i Urown,
Baltimore, (ico Sears, New York, ? N Hubert,
City, (ico W Smith, Meredith, N H, W A Snnhorn,
tluilford, N II, Reo Sanborn, Meredith, N iL
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Vos Santen has a beautiful assortment of |
apcraglasses which would make admirable pres
ents for Christmas, and can be used willi telling
L'tTect at the Academy of Music. No theatre
habitue should be without, a lorgnette, and Von
Saiden can accommodate the most fastidious.
Sai.k ok State Stocks and Ronds.?Atten
tion is directed to the sale of State slocks and
bonds advertised by Mr. S. u. Rlack. These
securities are now under legislative consideration
for exchange and funding, having licen Issued
during the war, but not for war purposes.
Fop. tiir Holidays.?Cheap chrome*, fine
photographs, handsome picture frames, a large
slock or albums?cheaper than thechcapest. At
C. C. Rlghler's, No. lei King street.
Kin Cloves.?.1. It. Bead A Co. are now of
fering a'superior quality of Ladies' Rlack Kid
Cloves at $t ~>, and the long (double button) do.
at St 75 a pair. Every pair warranted.
deci5 wf2 _
Business Envelopes.?Tnk News Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have hut card printed on his
envelopes.
ittisccllaneoris.
TF YOU WANT YOUR. PRINTING DONE
1 in Fino Styl'* nnd nt Reasonable Rates, goto
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 15r> Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston. S. C. dccl4 Omoa
O ~0 N E NEED S??AKE
FROM FEAR OF AGUE WHO DRINKS
N
SOLOMON'S B ITTERS.
For sale at
dec2_RAOUL <t LYN AH.
IP i YOU WANT ]I'APER BAGS, FLOUR
SACKS, ami Raas or every description, go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 16.1 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Ilotel,
Charjestca. s. c_doolj emos
^??FF, NIGGER, WHAT'S DE MATTER*
You left dem dere fritters.
Sal, gal, stop dut clatter,
I'SO miss dc SOLOMON RITTERS 1
For sale at RAOUL A LYNAIL
dCC'2__
IP YOU WANT LITHOGRAPH CHECK
ROOKS, or Lithographing done in line style,
go to
EDWARD EraRRY,
No. 15S Meellug street, op. wlto Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. C. _dec!4 runos
Qf-H, O?H, L0Rd|>G?u !
NO ONE GRUNTS THUS
ip they
USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS.
For sale at RAOUL A LYNAIL
dccJ
N
{Dry ?oo?g, #c.
EW SAYINGS INSTITUTION.
THE TIME APPROACHRsjWHRN
WARM CLOTHING
Is unavoidable, and the point is to know
how and wiikkk to go to obtain a SUPPLY.
A great many have found out already, and hot
advise their fronds lu want of
D R Y GOODS
To call at
FURCIIGOTT * BRO.,
g0hneu ok kin'm and OAbUOUN HritKBTS,
Where Dry Qootls can lie bought to a great advan
tage. Attention Is called to:
loo pair 10-1 White Blaukcts, only |3 75, worth
$4 50.
12-4 German Coverlets, from ; I up.
Large Comforts, ouly $.1.
100 pair Fine Double Shawls, only it 50, worth
ta oo.
Arab Shawls, from J4, up.
1 oaso Brown Cautou Flannel, only 15c. per
yard, worth 20c.
Heavy Blaok Reaver Cloth for Cloaks, only $2,
worth t2 75.
A flno assortment of Brown Shirtings, Long
cloths, Alpacas, Dress Goods, Notions, Ho
siery, aioves. Ac, which have becu bought by
large quantities, and win be sold to satisfy the
purchasers In every respect.
FURCIIGOTT A BRO.,
Corner King and Calhonn streets.
4fsrA special Department for Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, Ac, sold at correspondingly low
prices. nov-22 3mos
?jarao)nrc, ( ntlcrn, &c.
U T L E R *Y , Ac, & c.
C
The subscriber has Just received'from Messrs.
Joseph Rodgers A Sons, Frederick Ward A Co.,
and other Shetlicld houses, a very Une assort
ment of
BALANCE IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.
Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons.
Wooden Rread and cheese Platters.
Wooden Rutter Dishes.
Ladies' Scissors, with and without casos.
Joseph Rodgers A Son's Needles.
Old English Razors and Strops.
AIM).
A very line assortment of POCKET CUTLERY.
a GRAVELEY.
No. 64 Kasl Bay, south of the Old Postoillcc.
dcoll 8w8
?nno, l?iotolo, &c.
Q.UNS! GUNS! GUNS!
The subscriber has received by the steamship
"Marmora," direct from Liverpool, a tine assorts
ment of Doublo and Single Darrel SP?RT1NO
GUNS, made expressly to order In England.
Breech I/>sders from t&0 to 1176.
Boys' Doublo and Single Barrel Guns, from ?12
to ?15.
With a full assortment of Powder Flasks, Shot
Bags, CapH, Wads, Gunpowder and Shot.
C ORAYKLBY,
NO. fit Kost Itny,
dooO thsmws5 South of the Old Postoihce.
UPnAWS ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
BRISK.
A SORE CURB PO* DRUNKENNRSS.
One Dollar a RotUe. Scat by mull, posla.tr
paid, on rcoclpt of price.
The Antidote ta the b*t remedy that cou be
administered In Maalaa-Poto, and also for all
nervous affections.
For sale by Dr. n. u a Eft.
N?. 131 MeeUng a?rect,
t? Agent for Sontfc Curoima.
QVuction Galco--(SI]io ?Dan.
By MILKS DRAKH.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, TOYS, HAT.-.
Ac. Ac.
THIS mousing, :iv I? o'clock, I will sell at my
store, corner of King nnd liberty streets,
:i>> Mack and C;.?v BMA Y KitOVERCOATS
si Black Cloth Crock Coats
?4 Uuawlmere, Heaver and Satinet sack CoalH
:;r, Cnsatmerc and satine: Vests
tMO pair Casslmoro, Denver and satinet Pants
All-Wool Long Shawls, Nitida?, Hoods, Drcakiast
Shawls, Scarfs
Ladies', Men's and Misses' Merino Hose
Merino Slilrls and Drawers, White Shirts
L. <:. Handkerchiefs, Orowley's Spool Thread
Wax Dolls, Acrobats, Figures. Toy Sleighs
Finger Rings, Fancy Candy boxes. Walch St ends
Sleeve buttons, brooches, Ac. Ac.
10 cases 00 do/.en, Men's and Boys' Felt and Wool
Hat
On FRIDAY, 171h Instant, I will sell loo cases
hoots. Show nnd Hut ?. doclfi
?y j. a yr. kxox,
No. ir,0 Meeting Street.
CATALOGUE SALE AT MASONIC
HALL.
We will sell THIS DAY, December ?Ml, at 7
o'clock I?. M.,
ARTH'I IKS rcmulilng from Masonic Fair, com
prising Pictures, Stationery, Parian Marble, llo
hemian and China Vases," Silver Plated Ware,
Embroidered (loods, Honsel.- Id Articles, useful
ami ornamental; Toys, Jellies. Preserved Fruits,
Vegetable-*, Japanese Goods, ,Ve., Ac.
Open for exhibition at 10 o'clock A. M. to 4
o'clock P. m. Articles to be removed Immediately.
Turms cash. deet?
Ily W. Y. LHITCH & liTs. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
H
O T II O U S K S A S II.
Wdl be sohl al our oiilre. No. 35 flro.td si reel, on
THIS DAY. Lit ll lust., ni II o'clock,
100 HOT HOUSE SASH ?I by In quantities to
suit purchaser*, dec is
By VYM. McKAY.
I3ARL0R SET OF MIRRORS, STOVES,
and the Furniture of a family leaving I'jc
city.
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, at No. i:;s Meeting s'reet.
Immediately after Mm above. OliOTHINO, Shirls.
Handkerchiefs. Hose, Dolls, and Cutlery; also,
balance of Siis-k of a Hardware Store.
Sale positive. _ _ dec 13
By J, FRASER NATU EWES.
ONE GOOD WORK MULE.
Will he sold THIS DAY, at tny Ufllce, at hall
pttst 10 o'clock.
Terms cash. _dec 15_
R. h. MARSHALL & H KO.
"\?7"TLL S?LL THIS DAY, AT HALF
YV PAST 10 o'clock, at No.:-.:; Rroad street,
IIOHSKS. Mules. 2 Pianos and Sundries, dec 1.1
By N. A. HUNT.
BOOTS, SIIOKS. RROGANS, GAIT
HRS, Ac.
THIS DAY. the ISHl Instant, at 10 o'clock, in my
Salesroom, No. 142 Meeting street, will sell.
100 cases assorted HOOTS, Shoes, Hrogans, Gait
ers. Halmorals, Ploughman's Shoes, Ac, Ac
dCOlS
F
Sl)irls nub furnishing t?oo?s.
R E S II -A R R I v A I. S
LATEST STYLES !
COMl-'OKTABLK FIT !
LOWEST PRICKS
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S SCwTT'S S
S S S S S S S s s s s s s s
S STAR SHIRTS S
S S
S A N I) C O L L ARS S
S S
S READY MADK S
S S
S AND MADE S
S S
S TO ORDER. S
S S
S ,- S
S * MEN'S S
S S
S FURNISH INC S
SSSSSSS SSSSSSS
S GOODS. S
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AT THE GREAT SHIRT EMPORIUM !
LOOK FOR THE STAR SIGN,
MEETING STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL,
novl.t !>ll
o
NE PRICE
j S= " ti
3?. '- M
n 5
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91
O N K T R I
Attacljincrn, (Enstutgc, &t.
TOXOELSIOR IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1SO0,
FOOT OF 14T1I STREET, EAST RIVER.
IRON FRONTS,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF IRON WORK
FOR BUILDIKO PURPOSES.
GEO. R. JACKSON, BURNET A CO.,
Proprietors.
BAXCtt OFFICE, NO. 201 CHNTRK 8TIIKKT,
CORNER OF HOWARD.
nnvso 3mos
WAGON AXLES, COMMON, CONCORD,
Iron Hub, and Solid Collar, of superior
quality nnd tlnish. Also, Manufacturers of Ma
chinery, Patent Steam and Bolt Forgo Hammers,
Power Shears, Car Axles, Windlass Necks, Truss
ShaiRM, Crowbars, Holler Fronts, Oast Iron Juck
Screws, l'aient Swage Klocks, Tiro Bonders, Forg
ing* nud Costings. Address, for Prlc.o List.
LYMAN KINSLEY A CO.,
ii?v24 Una Oaaihrtdguport. Mass.
R?TING STREET FOUNDRY.
M
THIS KSTAIU.ISIIUI'.ST IS SOW FUKSISUING THE IM
PROVED
McCarthy cotton gin,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Of various sizes, on hand.
Improved Vertical and Horizontal Coru Mills,
Sogar Mills, Sugar Mills, Sugar Boilers and
Puns, of nil f-izes.
Horse-Powers and Cln Gearing, from 6 to 16 feet
in diameter.
Improved Lever Cotton Pre-wcs, for Hand, Power,
Saw and Rice Mills.
Machinery and Castings of all dcsorlpllotis made
to order.
Particular attention paid to House Fronts and
Castings for Hulldings, Gratings, Cistern Covers,
Snah Weights, J>c, Ac.
WILLIAM S. HENERKY,
MACHINIST AND founder,
MO. 814 MI? ETI NO STREET,
CDARLXSrON, B. 0.
aug* mwa
Sanction Gnies--.fntnrc Oano.
Ity SAM!,. C HI, A CK.
SOUTH'C?KOMNA STOCK,
un THURSDAY. 10th InsUuil, at 11 o'clock,
A. M., I will olfcr for sale ul publie, unction, at Ilia
oiii poslolHce, on Broad street,
lf$lo,uj() STOCK OK STATK UK SOUTH CARO
I.INA. Issued by theHttttu ui periods during :lio
wars 1801, 1803 and W03.
AMI
s.2300 KONUS OK STATK 01 SOUTH CAROLINA.
i onto of 1801,
Terms casa._duott
UY Z. B. OAK KS.
VALUABLE IUUOK UIS8IDKNCK ?15
LoNCINU to Uli LMate, ami sold by order
ol t ho Executor.
Win be sold on THURSDAY, 1Mb December, ni
lilt! Old Postotllcc, ul II O'ClOCK,
i The following valuable Properly belonging to
an Kittuto:
The three story P.RICK DWKLLiNO. No. 1*7.
west side Meeting street, Immediately north <>f
the I'avdlon Hotel. The house is well lliilshed anil
contains six rooms, pantry und dressing room,
un llio promises arc u large kitchen, stable, cls
tern ami well. Lot 38 feet 0 Inches front. 170 feet
on south line, 187 feel ! Inches on Borth line.
AUIO,
The three storv DWELLING, No. 189 Meeting I
street, adjoining I ho above to the north. On this
Lot are kitchen, cistern and well. The house Is I
well linishcil and In good order. Lot :'.4 K-12 feet
front, 139 feet C Inches on south line, Ul feet on
u<>: Mi line.
ALSO.
The three story IIKICK DWELLING, No. 41,
south side Wentworth street, first house west ul
Muctlug, containing six rooms, pantry und double
plnxxns. on the i.ot arc a tw<? story brick Wich
en, brick stable nnd carriage house, l.ut 34foot
ft ont ami i;:o deep.
also,
Tur two and .1 half story MUCK DWELLING,
No. 4:i, ?outil side Weniwoith street, containing
four upright und two attic rooms. On the l.oturu
u two Hlory brick kitchen, brick stable und cur
rillgo boose, cistern and well. Lot :(.! feet front
au 1 i:m feet deep. Cas Oxturcs in a i tlic houses,
AI.so,^
A tine MiTut the corner or Lynch anil Monta
gue sire- ts. measuring lor, feet front und rjj faet
deep, on which Is u brick kitchen.
ALSO,
The LOT adjoining, of same dimensions.
ALSO,
Tli'- LOT OK LAND, northwest corner or Hull
ami Pitt streets, on which is a dwelling out of
ropatr. measuring 78 feet on Hull and 158 feet on
fin hi reel.
ALSO,
The VACANT LOT, west shin or Pitt street. nil
joining above to iheuorth, 60 feel from und 1*0
in depth.
ALSO.
' The VACANT LOT adjoining to the north, or
same dimensions.
A LSO,
The undivided half part of two BUILDINGS AND
LOT, on the west shir or Stute si reel, udJolnlng
IhiiiK ot the State, one or which lormcrly be
longed to the Colon Pire Insurance Company;
the oilier, a twostorv llrlck building sultnble for
olllce*. Lot r>7 0-13 feet rront and 70 reel deep,
7:?. feel ou .south line.
ALSO.
The II0U8K AND LOT corner Held and Drake
u reefs. Lot :? by si) feet.
i 'dim m i?>n ' one dear Hi cash: balance In one,
two and three years, secured by bond on lie pur
chaser and mortgage or the property. Purcha
sers to pay for papers and stamps, building* to
insured und policies assigned. ileclC
By Z. B. OAKEH.
IT* X I'ARTE WM. SHEPHERD, IN RE
ll JOSKPII I'UIICHLL. HANK lib'IT.
Pursuant to the order of .hut Honor Judge Bryan,
dated 341 h November, I sou. will be sold ul pub
lic auction, at tho Ohl 1'OStoRlce, Rt 11 o'clock,
on Kill DA Y, 17th Instant,
Alt that TRACT OK LAND, situate, lying and
being on the non h side or the public: road leading
from Charleston to the Ashley Hiver Kerry, lu ihe
Parish ot St. Andrew, in the stale aforesaid, con
taining ".">.'; acres; nnd also, a small Tit ACT OK
LAND on the northern boundary or the above
trael, und incorporated with it ns one tract;
hounding north and east on Lauds now or late ol
Howard, south on Dorchester Hoad, west on
Lands now or late or - Heckman, and north
west on Laud now or late or He v. P. O'Neill.
Tiie above Farm lies on the Dorchester Hoad, a
short distance above the Kork, about seven miles
from the city. A plat of the property, made by
". A. Michel, surveyor, may be seen at my office.
Conditions?One-third cash; balance in one and
two years, with interest at 7 por cent., secured
by bond or purchaser and mortgage or the pro
propertv, to contain power or sale In case or non
payment. Purchaser to pay ror papers nnd
stumps. dei:2 thsmwfmwthfO
By~j7FR?SER MATHE^TEsT"
\mriLL BE SOLD'ON TUESDAY, 21st,
YV at the Old I'ostotllcc. at ll o'clock,
TDK 1'OLLOWINU PROPRIETY:
MOUSE AND LOT, No. 7s Cannon street, north
Side, four doors west or Ashley street. House
contains live rooms, pantry und dressing-room,
gas und water-works, good cistern, kitchen, car,
l iage house and stable. Lot 45 reel front by 101
feet deep.
Terms cash.
Small House and Lot. Iteauraln street, opposite
Calvary Church. Lot 33 rect tl Inches front, bi
130 feel deep.
Terms cash.
Three and a half storv llrlck House and out
buildings ami Lot, north side Magazine street, .tl
Ihe head of Franklin street. Lot co feet rront b>
1 j'J feet deep, more or less.
Smalt House and Lot, Meeting street, west side
one door north of Line .street. Lot uo feel from
by lOo fOCt deep.
House and Lot, Meeting-street, east side, tint
door soul h of Wuoll'c street. Lot 86 feet front bj
loo feet deep.
Terms?llajf cash; balance In one and twt
.' Cars, s??ured by bonds and mortgages of tin
property, With Interest.
building Lot, Savage .?trecr, No. io. cist side
CO feet rront, south line 1TJ feel, east line S4 feet
north line t>". feet.
Terms cash.
Purchasers to pay j. K. M. for papers and tin
nCCCSSary United states Intenuil HcvcnueStainps
decU tnv'.'iiiiui
Bjr I>. C PE?X0TT0 A SON.
*\/"ALU ADLE REAL ESTATE AI
V AUCTIOS.
Hy virtue of.on order of sale, to me directed, In
Ihe lion. George S. Uryan. Judge of the Unitcil
Stales District Court for the District or Soull
Carolina. I will oUcr for sale at public Auction,
mi MONDAY, ihe ihl day or January, ls;o, at tin
Coiirthouae, ui the City or Columbia, at ll
o'clock,
All that LOT, PIROK OH PAHCLL OP LAND
With the building and all bricks und material re
muniiiig thereon, Minute, lying nnd being lu tin
City of Columbia, and siluute aforesaid, and des
cribed in tl conveyance thereof, from John .1
Klnslcr, to Benjamin K. Kvuus ft Harvey Cogs
well, dated the 39th day of August A. I)., Iscj,
recorded in the Mesno Conveyance ottteo,
Hiehlaud District, in Hook II. p. 420. us all tiuti
Piece, Parcel or Tntet tif Land, containing three
acres and a half or an ncre or laud, be the hour
more or less, situated in the City or Columbia,
and bounded on the north by Lady street, and on
the south by (terrais street, nnd on the west by
linger si reel, ami on the cast III part, by Pidaskl
street, and in part by Hannah and Amelia Bugg's
laud.
The saute to be sold free rront all lien or cneum
brnnee.
Terms or Sale?One third cash; balance on a
credit or one two and three years, secured bv
bond or purc'iuscr, bearing interest at llio rate of
seven per cent, per annum from the day of sale,
payable annually, und mortgage or premises.
Purchaser to pay usslguoe lor papers and stamps.
(1. HERBERT SASS.
Assignee or Evans ft Cogswell.
Ok: ickOf tio: Hkoisthah is Haskkuctov, I
CHAKI.estdx, H. C. J
Pursuant to the order of the court in the above
case, notice Is hereby given to all creditors claim
ing any lien upon the property above described,
To come lu and prove their elntiits, before mo, on
or before Ihe first Monday in January, A. I)., 1870.
In default thereof to be forever barred from ami
or the same. JULIUS C. CAHPKNTF.lt,
decia mwflO HegiMtnir.
E
S T A T E SALE
On TUESDAY, lhe2lRt proximo, nt tlicCourlhnnse,
in Georgetown, S. C, ut 13 o'clock M., will be
sold nt Public Auction,
All that valuable PLANTATION known SS Lark
11111, laje the properly or Mrs. Eliza P. Ilerlot,
situated on black Hiver, in Georgetown County,
containing 01>; acres <>r Swamp Land, most ol
which Is now under cultivation, aud K>a acres of
High Land, be the same more or less.
Terms of Sale?One-third cash; balance In one,
two nnd three years, secured by bonds und mort
gage or the property. Purchaser to pay for pa
liers nml stamps. Pos? sston given on first Janu
ary, 1S70. KDVt'AKD N. T11UHSTON,
Qualified Kxecutor of KUzu M. Ilerlot.
dec! wstl
JJ OLMES <fc MACBETH,
No. 30 BROAD STREET,
Charleston, S. C,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE
amd
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
Will attend to Renting and Collcctlug of Rents
nnd purchase and cale of Stocks, Bonds, Cold,
silver ami Real Estate.
AIM).
To tho Purchase or Hoods and Supplies lor par*
ties In tho country npon rousonablo terms.
OLOHOK L. llOLMM.AUBXANIIKH &LACDKTII.
junl lyr_
?JUFERIOU COLOGNE WATER.
Manufactured and for sale by
Or. II. BAER.
?ou no. Ul Meeting street.
QVui?ion Stiles?.fiitnrc flDurjB.
lly john s. ryan.
1)ERE?TITORY SALE OF HOUSES AND
Lots lu Inspection and Princess streets, by
order or Ilm Trustee, for distribution and change
of investment.
nu TIUIKSDAV. the 23<l <Iut of December, at II
o'clock A. M., ni Itte Obi Ponimllce, rooioi rtroad
street, I will sell tu 'lia highest bidder, without
nnv mann, r of teserve,
Tin: following enumerated II0U8KS und LOTS,,
vi/.:
one IIOUHK and LOT. known ns No. * Inspec
iiim street, measuring and containing tinny-nlno
feet front on Inspection street, und one hundred
und twenty reel in depth, be tlio same more or
less, ami lutving such buttings and bouudlngs
us arc laid down in u plat aUIIOXOd to the tiUca
from Colonel William Brayton to William Wight
man, rcconlod in the ollloe of Registrar Memo
Conveyance; iiiisi.ui being known tu mich plat
by the number eighty-'.wo (82.)
?isa.
All that LOT OK LANO, with the Itrick Tcnne
nu'iit biiilding Ihereon, known as No. 1 riinoosa
street, lu a plan ol said properly mudo by IL k.
I'ayue, surveyor, March, 1846, ami rcoordedln
Registrar Mosnc Conveyance office, Hook W, No.
il, p. an>. measuring anil containing in fronton.
Princess street 19 feet by 40 feel deep, bo tfca
same more or less; butting and bounding north
by Princess street, west by Lot No. n in abovo plat,
south by Lands now or formerly or iL W. Sey
mour and J. Oesare, und oust by Lands of
Together with the free right to the uso of th?
allcv-witr four feet wide adjoining said Lot, for
the use of tills Lot No. 7.
ai-so,
All that LOT OK LAND, with the Brick Tonoment
building thereon, known as No. ti Princess street,
in the plat last referred to, und adjoining the Lot
hist described on the com, measuring and can
tabling to feet front on Princess street, by 40 feet
deep, lie the same more or less; butting and
ooiinillng north on Princess si reel .south on Lands
now or formerly partly of It. w. Seymour and
partly of.I. Desare. to the east ou the I Kit last
above described, and to the west on Lot No. 11 La
the plat last mentioned.
Terms?One-hair cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest rrom dale; credit portion to
he secured by bond or the purchaser and mort
gage ot the premises; premises to bo secured and.
polier assigned. Possession given immediately.
Purchaser to pay tor papers and stamps.
To examine plat, of this properly, or for further
iurormatlun. apply to JOHN S. it Y an,
der.llS wfiuttlit No. f>2 broad street
iiy it. m. Marshall & urother,
IA M ONDS1 DIAMONDS!
D
On THURSDAY, loth Instant, at 12 o'clock, will
he sold at our nfllce. No. 33 llroad street,
A lot of GKNUINK DIAMONDS, consisting of La
dies' Kar Drops and Pins, ami Centn' Pins and
Kings, Ac. Guaranteed as rcprcsenlod, or no
sale. Conditions cash. They can he Inspected on
duy of sale from 9 o'clock._dat?t
By T. M. CATER.
POSITIVE SALE OP FANCY CHINA
Tea Sets ami Chamber Sets, and every de
scription of Kansy Toys, imported direct by way
of New York.
Will be sold on Kill DAY, the 17th Instant, on
the second floor, No. 22 Vendue Range, at la
o'clock,
0 sets, 50 pieces, Kancy lltut CHINA TKA SRTS
9 sets, 44 piece-;, Kuucv inlaid Gold Tea Sets
10 sels, SU pieces, Faue.v Grunge and Gold Tea
Sets
sets, 44 pieces, l'uncy Spangled and Gold Tee,
Sets
20 Super Toilet Tets
10 sets Tctc-o-Tete Sets
Kancy Toys of all the new styles
ion Kronoh China Spittoons, inlaid with gold.
Conditions cash on delivery. dcc!4
R
U A L ESTATE SALK.
IjAIIRKNOR W. O'HKAR. ASSIGNKK OKO'HRAR,
ROPKIt A HTONKY, vs. JAMKS SANDHRS,
SAMIiKI. ftllKTTAR AND OTHKHS? Rlbli
FOR KORKCLOSURK. SALK
AND RULIKK.
lly virtue of a Decretal Order made in the above
'stated cause. 1 will sell berorc the Courthouse,
in Waltcrboro', on MONDAY, the 3d of January
next ensuing.
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OK LAND,
situate and being In the Parish of St. Bartholo
mew's, County or Colicton, ou the line or the Sa
vannah and Charleston Railroad, commonly
known as "Schmidt's;" butting and bounding;
north on land ot Major Charles Warlcy and on
land of Maria Glover, cast on land of the Ucv.
Wm. O. Prenllss and on land fonucsiy of Maria
Croll, south on land of Dr. Francis S. Glover and
on land of John W. Lewis, and on the aforesaid
laud of Charles Warlcy, containing between 1100
and 1200 acres, suitably divided lu cotton and
ricc land, (saving and reserving the Cemetery of
said Plantation.)
Terms?Half cash: balance on acrcdlt of twelve
months. Purchaser to pay for papers and slumps.
A. C. SIIAFFKIt, a 0. O.
Clerk's Office, Colleton County, December, 186?.
decl3 mwsB
E A L ES T A 1
E STATE SALE.
Fannio A. Ferry, Kxccntrlx Jos. B. Perry, de
ceased, vs. Stotio II. Perry and others. Devisees
or Jas. R. Perry, deceased; George M. Rivers,
Trustee, und Josiah 0." Prichet and others, Credi
tors of Jas. R. Perry, deceased.?In Kqulty.?
till for Dower to Marshal Assets and to Enjoin
Creditor:!.
Ry virtue of a Decretal order, made in above
staled cause, I will sell bsfurc the Court House,
lu Waltcrboro', on MONDAY, the 3d of January
next ensuing.
Alt those TRACTS OF LANDS belonging to the
I vit ate of Joshih II. Perry, Situate on the Hound
o, in St. Bartholomew's Parish, county of cotie
tnn, containing about two thousand two hundred
acres, bounded nortli by lands of Sleigh, south by .
lauds formerly of Ur. Terry, east by Jftnds** *gr
len Wiiils. find Estate of Willi?, TaihI west by lands
I of (tayie uioit, and lands formerly of Dr. Porry,
j PXiVp'tlng T.u.ir In.indred ft,J'! ??YcP.lv {'W aores
wnteh has been fiel apart its Dower', lis a plat
thereof on tile in my nnlco. reference being W 1?
had, will more fully represent.
ai?o,
A IIOIISK AND LOT situate in the village of
Wal 1er bop)', i .on mied north by lot of David
Groover, south by street which separates it from
the lot of Joseph Fraser, east by a vacant lot, and
west by lot ol Chus. Warlcy.
also,
\ LOT with Law fliTIce thereon, situate on Court
house Square, In the village of Waitertwro'.
Terms?one-haf easb ; balance on credit of
twelve mont Iis. Purchaser to pay for papers and
Stamp*. A. C. SIIAFFKIt, C. O. O.
Clerk's twice. Colleton County,
dec lit mwsn
R
E A L ES TATE S A LE.
Martha M. Kishbnrne, Widow and Administra
trix of Iteiijamln I?. Fishburne, deceased, vs. Ren
jainlh 1*. Fishlmrnc and others, Heirs at Law of
Iteiijamln P. Fishburne, deceased, and George
Warren and others, the Creditors or benjamin P.
Fishburne. deceased?Hill for Dower to Marshal
Assets und for Relief.
Ry virtue of a decretal order, made In above
mentioned case. 1 will sell before the Court
house, In Waltcrboro' on MONDAY, the 3d day
of January next.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OP LAND, In
the county or Colleton, near the Round O, con
taining eleven hundred und seventy-six acres;
butting and bounding north on lands of Terry
and others, cast on lands of Sanders, south on
lands of Sunders and Bedon, and on the west on
lands of Redon, l.emacks and others; excepting:
ubout two hundred acres which has been set spart
ns Dower, as a plat thereof npon file la my office.
Iii Tel en ce bel n g i here un lu had wm more fnlty
represent.
Terms?one-hair cash; balance on a orodlt of
one year. Purchaser to pay for papers an?jSjl
stamps. A. C. SHAFFER. G. C. O. ^
Clerks Oillce, Collctou County, Dcccnbcr7,1809.
decismwso
auctioneers' ?rtrjate ?aico, &t.
SALE DY TRUSTEES, UNDER AU
THORITY OF T1IK COURT OF KtJUlTY.
at pkivate ha Lit?
as KL KG A N'T MANSION AND SPLENDID
GROUNDS.
Will be sold at Private Sale Hint elegant HOUSB
nt the corner of Rluke and Drake streets, with an '
the surrounding garden and spacious grounds.
This is one of the most complete and beautiful
establishments In Charleston, commanding a flan
view of the harbor, and embracing n large extent
or grounds, thickly set with trees or evory de
scription, torcst, fruit and dowers, all scloetad
and disposed with the utmost care mid taste.
The House Is largo and commodious, containing
fourteen rooms, admirably arranged, with double
plazsas on the south, with n flno largo Klleben
and all other necessary outbulldlugs.
In addition to this, there Is another DwcJUaa;
House on the premises, situate on the northeast
corner, suitable for a small family. ,
The Lot measures four hundred (400) feet front)
on Drake street by about two hundred and eighty
(210) feet in depth on Dlako street.
To any person wishing to establish himself In
i handsome resilience, with a flno garden and
paelons walks and grou.nls, the above pronertv
presents a rare opportunity.
ALSO,
A body of MARSH LAND, on the east of Bay
street, separated from the abovo property by Bay
street, embracing six hundred (Ooo) feet from
north to south by three hundred (300) feet front
east to west, on the west able of the Northeastern
Railroad. Also, another body of Marsh Land,
lying east of said road umtalnlng ? foou
For further particular* and terms npplv to
WARRLAW k OARRW.
Purchasers to pay W. A C. for papors.
decs wf
JFLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS?
? (SANTON1NK.)
' They nro purely vegetable, safo and sure. Tha
best m use. For sole by Dr. n. BARR,
no. Ill Meeting street,
ooU Wholesale Agent.
