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_? CHARLESTOlSr DAILY NEWS....DECEMBER 9, 1865.
LOCAL MATTERS..
Auction S-?1rs Tills Day.
WlLmm ?I- Son will ?ell, on tho premises Ne 4(1
Wentworth street, at 12 o'clock, thirty head of line
Stock, including milch cows, springers and beef cattle.
Gaiiiiikl Di:Witt will sell, at northwest corner of
Spring ami King streets, at 10 o'clock, oltl Bourbon
whisky, soap, blankets, kc.
Dowrns A: Siurox will sell, at the foot of Laurens
street, at 11 o'clock, a small sloop, suitable for a wood
or oyster boat.
T. Savaok Heywaiid ?*v. SoNs will sell, in front of Ihelr
sales rooms, No. 12.1 East Bay, a lino saddle ami draft
horse, und a carriage.
Waiiolaw ?I: Caiikw will sell, in front of their office,
corner Broad and State streets, at 11 o'clock, a line
brood mare, a work mule, &c, ?Vc.
We havk again io thank our esteemed young friends,
M. M. Quinn it Bno., for late flics of Southern paport.
Those of our friends who desire Georgia, or any of tho
Southern or Southwestern journals, can find them at
tho tip-town news depot.
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Wr. aue requested to announce that the following
messages aro at tho Telegraph office, awaiting a better
address:
P. H. Moore, 8. Uolzman, J. W. Rouse, James Murry,
James Roscuthol, Brigadler-Geuer.il J. 8. Littlefield, and
Ben Wuntlsey, Sccrctury.
Removal.?Mr. BnooKnAMKs, gas flttor and plumber,
has removed to No. 210 King street, between Broad and
Queen. """
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At an extra meeting of tho Marion Fire Engine Com
pany, held at their Hall on the 8lh of December, Mr. F.
E. Miciiel wob uniDimously clccletl President of the
company.
At a regular communication of Pythagontan Lodge
No. 21, A. F. M., held on Thursday evening, tho foUow
?ig ofllccrs were elected for tho ensuing Masonic year,
viz :
Brother J. G. MARTIN. W. M.
Brother C. E. CHICIIESTEH, S. W.
Brother F. HORSEY, J. W.
Brother R. II. M?DOWELL,Treasurcr.
Brother S. M. RO?AN, Secretar}*.
Brother R. D. HOLMAN, S. D. I
Brother T. N. SLAW.SON, J. D.
Brother HENRY MEYER, Tyler.
Cotton* Broker.?Our young friend, Mr. A. M. Mohe
lanu, has established himself in this business at No. 5
Broad-street, where he will attend to all the duties inci
dent to it, with his usual energy and promptness. There
is a courtesy with this gentleman Hint catitllcr, us that
all transactions with him must be of a most agreeable
Und.
Having had occasion to employ Mr. II. Blin, carpen
ter and cabinet maker, No. 4 G Market-street, to make for
The Daily News ofllcc several racks, standing galleys,
and oilier things much needed, and which are generally
obtained at the North, wo mention, for the benefit of
other offices who may nceil his services, that he hos
completed his work in a most faithful and beautiful
style?tho ai tides being as finely constructed ns any we
have ever seen, and reflecting great credit upon him as
an artizan. Mr. Blin also attends to carving and turn
ing.
The Concert of Mn. O'Neale and Mrs. Bailet.?
One of the most pleasant times that wo have ever
passed, was on List Wednesday evening, at Hibernian
Hall, where we enjoyed, for some two hours, the concort
of these gifted performers. The Hall was very well at
tended, and wo were gratified to sec so many familiar
faces that used, in times past, he always present on such
occasions, and whose appcaraneo was a guarantee of tho
talent of the artists. Upon this evening, while tho per
formers possess acknowledged aVillty, they both seemed
to bo in better vol.ee than usual, and thore was a pleasing
vivacity about them that created a general agieeability,
wh|ch tended to improvo their efforts and increase the
delight of the audience. The pieces selected showed
great taste, and tho style and munuer of tho execution
of all of them were unsurpassable, most especially the
duett from Don Pas?oslo, which, we thiuk, could not be
cxccUcd. We arc strongly under tho impression that
another concert from these parlies, given at nn early
day, would be pleasing to the public and beneficial to'
tho performers, niul we beg that they will take the mattftr'
into consideration. ll?>: !
The band of the 47lh Pcun. were in attendance, a?a, as
usual, played delightfully. .0.
Monkey Show.?Wo have been to what Is inlprppprly.
called a monkey show; improperly, inasmuch as thoro
is no monkey there. It is a sort of cosmoramic exhi
bition, with n spice of a menagerical (if we may coin ft
word) embellishment. Tho price of admission is 25
ccnls, and tho thing Is worth about one-tenth of tho
money. This, however, is nono of our business; but
vc arc going to speak of something that is everybody's
business. Wo don't mind tho monkey-less monkey
show in doors. If people arc fools enough to go in, it
is nothing tous; but we don't approvo of grinding a
squeaking hand-organ in the streets, attracting a crowd
of apparently several thousand negroes, who obstruct
tho sidewalks in their enthusiastic admiration of the
horrible hand-organ. Have your monkey shows if you
muBl. but "keep off tho sidewalks." The monkey show
establishment is in Market-street, between King and
Meeting streets. i
Thuehdeli.'b Oysters.?We dropped in, yesterday,
at the Southern Exchango, corner of Market street and
King, for the purpose of .discussing the merits of some
magnificent oysters, samples of which beckoned to us
temptingly from the window After the discussion was
ended, we mentally pronounced them first-rate, and
drew forth our pocket-book to scttlo up. To our great
surprise, the gentlemanly proprietor refused to take our
money. Fearing that a counterfeit ahinpluster had crept
into our possession, or that wo had, in mistake, mixed
np our greenbacks with some relics of Confederate
xnoifey, we examined tho cash. Wo soon, however,
were made aware that, in tho openness of his heart and
opening of his oysters, our friend intended to stand
treat. This warmed our heart, and makes us take
pleasure in chronicling the fact that the Southern Ex
change is tho only place in the city where Truesoell's
oytters are on hand, and adding, moreover, that theso
oysters are hard to beat and first-rate to eat
Von Santen's Bazaar.?This splendid establishment
is now fully supplied with all those elegant articles that
one looks for on the approach of Christmas, either to
mako as presents to tho children or bestow, as gifts, to
interesting young ladies. The boys, too, can be gratified
to the fullest extent by purchasing any kind of fire
works they may desire, and can agitate the nerves of
grandmothers by the explosion of torpedoes, or please
their own visions by gazing at tho different-colored fires
that bursts from a fire-wheel. The grown people, also,
can bo admirably suited with anything which thoy may
feel a wish for, aud It will certainly exhibit a want of
wisdom in any purchasor who may go out to buy, with
reference to tho approaching holidays, and does not
make Von Santen's Bazaar tho dopot for tho distribu
tion of his funds. All who desire to furnish tho most
perfect happiness at home, and seo their children with
brightened eyes and smiling lips, rejoicing at the return
Of anothor Christmas, must pay in early visit to No. 200
King street, tho present headquarters of the patron
saint of tho llttlo ones.
Pehsons subject to hoarseness and influenza, so annoy
ing and troublesome, will find Marsden's Pectoral Balm
n positive cure, pleasant to tho taste, and certain in giv
ing relief.
o ?
Prizes them Highly.?Mrs. 8. A. Allen's World's
Hair Restoror and Zyloboisoiutim <fr Hair Dressing, aro
prized highly by all who u e them. Careful study and
experience has mado them what they are acknowledged
in foreign countries as well as at home, tho only valua
ble preparation for restoring, invigorating, beautifying
and dressing the hair. 1 hose who usp them have no
grey hair or bald spots. Every Druggist soils hem. 13
The TEF.-rn Often Die 1 <iig before tho system looses
Its youthful vigor. This should not be so. To prevent
this species of no rosis use Fragrant Hozodon t. It keeps
the dental bone alive, tho enamel spotless, tho gums
rosy and elastic, the breath pure, and the mouth clean.
19
N. Levin, Jn.?Wo bad an opportunity, a day or two
ago, of inspecting th.* compact establishment of this gen
tleman, and also of tasting soiuo of the agreeable things
which ho has in such abundance In his store. Wo are
satisfied that his selections aro modi) .with the utmost
care, and that hisstojli of groceries, Ac, are certainly of
the best. His French und West India preserves being
perfectly genuine, and the prices moderate, an opportu
nity is allowed persons of moderato means to indulge In
these delightful luxuri?s duriug the npproachiug holi
days. They oro at Nos. 101 and 100 Market-street.
D. O'Neil- & Sons.?Persons in want of boots and
shoes of any qualities, and at moderato prices, should
call on this linn at No. 375 King-street, whoro will bo
fourni also a largo stock of fino fur and wool hats.
COTTON PRESSES7
TIic Latest and most Improved
PORTABLE HAND-POWER
COTTON PRESS,
ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE AT
LITTLE & MARSHALL'S
Agricultural Implement Warclionsc,
AND
SE-BID STO?E
No. 173 East Bay.
PARTIES ENGAGED IN PRESSING COTTON, WOOL
or MOSS, will find it to their advantage to call and ex
amine. 3 December 9
CART & KOPFP,
Francis G. Cart.U.C. M. KopfT.
FACTORS
AND
Commission Merchants,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
Charleston, S. C.
December 9
F. IIOESEY,
_sTo. ?74 KING-STREET,
NEXT NORTH OF HA8EL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
OFFERS A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FUR AND
WOOL UAT8, Velvet, Folt, Cloth and Glazed
CAPS, for Men and Buye. stiith3* December 9
MRS. S. J. COTCHETT,
Fashionable Bonnet Emporium
AND
FANCY MILLINERY ?00I)S,
No. 2C3 KING 8T., OPP. HASEL, CHARLESTON, 8. C.
TJ_? STAIRS,
COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH NEATNESS AND
DISFATCH. etiith
SANTA CLAUS' HEADQUARTERS
AT
VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
NO. _>90 KING-ST., THREE DOOR-; BELOW
WENTWORTH.
NOW OPENING. A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
-HBortipcnt of... ,n,.
I ?MSA! il1:: A' - * "
__T SDCH AS
" ' ?
BOMAN CANDLES
SKY ROCKETS
PIN WHEELS
TRIANGLES
BLUE LIGHTS
FIRE CRACKERS
TORPEDOES, Ac.
TOYS.
TIN TOYS
Wooden Box Toys
chiim. Tea Sets
Wax Babies, Rattles
Magnetic Toya
Mechanical Toys
Noah's Artes
. Sleeping and Walking Dolls
Wax Candles
Christmas Tree Toys . .* .1
Kitchen Furniture
Parlor Sets '
Marbles, Masks, Ac,
And thousands of other TOYS to meet the wants of
Santu Claus, for his young and old friend*).
CONFECTIONERY.
SUGAR TOY8 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AND A
most beautiful selection of Fancy Goods, suitable for
holiday preaonts, such as <
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM8
Workboxes, Lady's Companions
Jewel and Perfumo Boxes - '
China Cups and Saucen
Genuine Meerschaum Pipes,
Dressing Cases,' Ac, ko,
AU of which are of the latest impor. atlons, and very
beautiful and attractive. .. .
City and country custom is respectfully solicited, and
orders from the country, accompanied by the cash, will
be promptly execute h Having been established in
Charleston for over 15 years, in this line of business, I
feel warranted In e&ytng, that, through my large experi
ence In filling orders to all parts of the Southern conn
try, and with my present large And weU selected stock, I
am enabled to offer better Inducements to buyers, than
any other house in the city. My Fire-works have Just
been received from the factory, and are warranted fresh
and of the best quality.
-FIUB-D. VON S_AJSTTEN-_
NO. 290 KING-STREET,
Three doors below the corner of Wentworth-street.
December 7 3
REMOVAL.
THAD. C. JO WITT
HAS REMOVED HIS
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
TO
_NTo. 69 ZMCeeting-street,
NEXT TO MILLS HOUSE.
December 6 ?3
REMOVAL.
DANIEL H. SILG0X
HAS REMOVED HIS FURNITURE STORE TO THE
CORNER OF KING AND CLIFFORD STREETS,
in t be spacious building erected by the lato Wm. Kn
eten, ?xpresaly for that bneinoss, where he hopes to
meet his former friends and patrons, and by strict at
tention to business merit a share of their patronage.
On hand and constantly receiving, a full supply of
Cottap Sets, Parlor and Dining Sets,
IN MAHOOAMY AND WALNUT.
CHAMBER SETS.
IN MAHOGANY AN I WALNUT.
With every variety of FURNITURE, at the LOWEST
CASH PRICE. 1 mo December 6
LD NKWHI'AI'lCi-H, LAR?K ANO SMALL
Sheets, Northern and t?outbcrn, at 80 and 60 cent?
per hundred, at this Otnca. October 10
JUST RECEIVED
O- O. DUCKEB,
No. 290 KING-STREET,
-I AA BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
JLUU ? bblB. Pork Head?
1 bbl. Pigs' Feet
ir? cases Sardines
25 boxes Adamantine Candles
20 boxes Tallow Candles, 8's anil 0's
15 kcgB lresh Sourkrout
(?omIuii, Pincapplo, Sago and Swiss Cheese.
With a Complete assortment of One Teas, Coffee, Sugar,
Soap and Starch, Family Beef and Pork, Smoked Beef
and Tongues, Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Salmon and
Mackerel.
ALSO
A largo assortment of CANDIES AND CONFECTION
ERY. For sale as abovo. 2' December 9
0HBE8E. BUTTER, LARD.
OXES ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE
Firkins Butter
Firkins Lard
Barrels Flour
Barrels Onions
Barrels Potatoes
Barrels Apples
Boxes Adamantine Candlcn
Boxes Hydraulic Pressed Candles
Mackerel in kits and half barrels.
? . ALSO,
A"-tic assortment CIGARS.
* ? " F. CONNER & CO.,
No. 70 East Bay,
Two doom south North Atlantic Wharf.
December il 3
B
Smoked Meats and Cheese.
.TUST LANDED FROM STf-ASIER.
BBLS. SMOKED TONGUES, EXTRA SIZE
Bbls. Smoked Beef
Bills. Breakfast Bacon
Bbls. Family Hams.
AND
A lot choice IMITATION ENGLI9II AND DERBY
CHEESE. For sale by D. PAUL k CO.
Dccfmber 9 1
C?3??NAPLOATr~
2TAA BUSHELS PRIME WH1TB CORN, LAND
I \J\J 1NO from brig Alfred, on Kcrr's Wharf.
ALSO IN ST011K:
1000 bushels BRAN
300 bales Prime North River Hay.
With a well selected Stock of GROCERIES. Liquors,
Ac. For sale by JOHN CAMl'SKN it CO.,
No. 14 Market-street, opposite State-strcot.
December 9 2
SALT! SALT!
"I I~\(~\I~\ SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, IN FINE
lvvU order, and large sacks.
For -ale by OEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO.
December 0 3
10
WHISKY?TOBACCO.
BBLS. OLD BOND BOURBON WHISKY
10 bbls. Mountain Dew Whisky
20 bbls. Rye Whisky
100 cases L'dolph Woolfe's Whisky
15 boxes Chewing Tobacco.
For palo low, by
T. SAVAGE HEYWARD .. SONS. .
December 9 stutliO No. 123 East D*y.
HAY! HAY! HAY!
BALES EASTERN HAY, PER BARK TUS
C/VNO. landing this day at Brown ft Co.'s
?Tharf, and for sale low from the Wharf, by
C. SAHLMANN,
December 9 2* Corner Reidond Meeting-streets.
JUST RECEIVED, ~
A CARGO OF 8WEET ORANGE? AND PINEAPPLES,
lino for shipping. Will bo 6old low at No. 85 East
Bay, by C. MICHEAL ft CO.
December 9 1*
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
BLANKET?*, WRITE AND GREY
TraveUlng Rugs
Shawls
Nubias, Hoods, Comforts
Balmoral Skirts
Prints, American and English
Merinocs, Pnrplo-Bluo
Brown and Magenta
French Delaines
Mohair Good?, Alpacas
Do Bcges, Flannels
Whlto and colored Rob Roye
Fancy and colored Long Cloth
Canton Flannel, Bird Eye Diaper
Crash, Huckaback and colored Towclings
Hosiery
GloVcs, Socks, Handkorcbiefs
Cravats, Ties, Scarfs
Shirts, Linen and Merino
Traveling Shirts
Collar?;, T.ineu and Paper
Cuffs, Ribbons, Ruches
Velvet Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes
Buckles, Belts. Ribbons, Waterfalls
Lace Nets, Combs, Hair Pine
Buttons, Trimmings, Ac.
AND A
FINE ASSORTMENT LADIES' AND GENTS' HATS,
of the latest styles.
In store and for sale by
C. L. GUILLEAUME,
No. 113 Meeting-street,
December 6 (Opposite Huyne-strect)
NOTICE.
PATIF.NT8 WHO ARE SUFFERING Willi ftt?E?
MATIOAL pains and swcUing?, neuralgia, tooth
and head ache, gout, spasms, cough, asthma, quinsy,
deafness, diseases of tho eye, contractions, jaundice,
suppression of the menses, falling of tho womb, dropsy,
piles, lichens, all kinds of skin and blood diseases, ner
vousness, paralysis, epilepsy, dyspepsia, dysentry, diar
rhoea, Bvor complaint, and all kinds of fevers, ought to
try the natural healing art, culled Baunechcldthm, the
Lifo Reviver, who represents tho most complete Apothe
cary's shop in the best and truest sense, because tho ef
fects aro warming, animating, relieving, and governs tho
circulation of tho blood. In critical cases, for instance,
apoplexy, colic, pneumonia, nervous fevor, cholera,
yellow tever, trance, or apparent death, where we havo
no time to ho consultative, Where the fact ought to bo
instantly decided, in such circumstances this proves at
once the Lifo Reviver as a saver of life ; therefore patients
attacked with such critical diseases, ought to call in due
time at the offlco of Baunecheidtism, and not wait until
their physicians havo pronounced the case a hopeless
one.
Office and residence No. 9 Burn?' lane.
Dr. J. O. LUDWIG.
Decomber 0 lino* Profeielonal Baunrcheidtist.
Mitti-I Like the Kerosene, aiter all !
KEROSENE LAMP- AND OIL,
paper shades, chimneys,
&c, &c.s &c.
OPENED THIS DAY, THE LARGEST AND BEST
selected Stocks of KEROSENE LAMPS, STORE
BRACK ITS, CHANDELIER?, Hall Lamps, Lanterns,
beautiful Parlor Lamps, German Studio Lamps, Nursery
Lamps, with Patent Burners of either glass or metal,
which the strongest draft cannot extinguish, and aro
used without chimneys. These are far superior to any
kind now used?give the most brilliant light, and, as the
Kerosene or Coal Oil is not explosive, are perfectly safe.
Paper and Glass Shades, Globes, Chimneys of all lizes,
Wicks of all sizcp, Chin ney Brushes, Ao.
The best quality DOUBLY REFINED KEROSENE
OIL, without smell or smoke, always on hand, by the
barrel, five gallon cans, and In smaller quantities.
Old Fluid Lamps altered to burn Kerosene Oil, and
changed into handsome Parlor Lamps; and in a few
days I shall be prepared to offer to the pnblic "Patent
Attachments," through which old Fluid Lamps can be
made to burn, just ob they are, Kerosene Oil without
Chimneys. A few of these I have already received, and
can bo seen at the well known
VON SANTEN'S ?BAZAAR,
No? ?90 KING-STREET,
THREE DOORS BELOW WENTWORTH.
December 7_?2 j *,-' j r S
; Tbe American Lana Company,
JOHN A. ANDKEWH.PUKSIIIEXT,
CENTRAL OFFICE:
NO. 67 BROADWAY,NEW YORK,
OFFER8 ITS 8ERVTCE8 FOR THE PURCHASE,
HALE, LEASE or EXCHANGE of City or Country
Properly in tho South and West, or in procuring Work
men, Superintendents, Tenants or Partners, from tho
North or from Europe. Correspondents offering pro
perty, will please forward description and terms. No
charges made except in case of success.
THURBER, SOULE &C0?, Agents.
IjtiJ) NO. 4 STATE-STREET (UP STAIRS),
CII VHLKSTOAi,S, C.
{[November 3T 3mos
AUCTION SALES,
Uorse, Mule, H'<f<;nii,<lv.
nV WAHDLAW AND I'AKBW.
Will be sold, at 11 o'clock, THIS DAY, In frout of <'ur
Olllce, corner of Broad and State streets,
1 Fine BRUOD MARE
1 Work Mulo
1 Four-Horse Wagon
_I t"?rt._ December 9
'Thirty Head Fine Milch Cows, Beef Collie ami
Springers.
BY WIl.IM'lt ?t SON.
THIS DAY, Um Olli Instant, ftt VI o'clock, on tho prem
ises No. 40 Weulworth-8tr?:et, ono door, northwest
side, from Meeting street, ?HI bo sold, without any
manner of reserve whatever,
THIRTY HEA-i FINE STUCK, anung which are fine
Milch Cows, Springers and Beef Cattle.
Conditions cash. December !
Furniture Sale of a Familt/ declining Housekeeping.
IIY CHI I OKI? Si M?YTI?KWES.
On TUESDAY, tho 12th instant, at 11 o'clock, at No. 10
George-street.
Ono Set Crimson Damask DRAWING ROOM FURNI
TURE
One Set Antique flue Drawing Room Furniture
One largo splendid Medaliou Velvet Carpet and Rug,
never UBod
.Mahogany Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washatands,
Tables, Chairs
Carpets, Mattresses, Curtains, now Dish Covers and
Plated Ware, Plato Glass Mirrors, Ac.
ALSO,
A FINE ORGAN, in completo order.
Dcccnibor 0
Northern Horses, Carriage and Harness, Horse,
Buggy and Harness.
IIY < I.I 1 I <>i; I) Si MATIIEWES.
On TUESDAY, 12th inst., at II o'clock, at No. lOGcorgc
slrcot.
One pair NORTHERN HORSES, well broken and fast
movers.
Ono Family Carriage, nearly new, and Double Har
ness.
One lino Draft and Saddle Horse.
Ono Light Top Buggy, with Haruess. December 0
Damaged Soap.
BY LAtKl-.V AND ALEXANDER.
On MONDAY, tho 11th Inst., will bo sold, lu our Sales
Rooms, Nos. 140 and 142 Mei.tlng street, at half-past
10 o'clock,
20 boxes SOAP, slightly dumnged.
Conditions cash. December 0
Estate Sale of Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, ?Or.
IIY LACKEY AND ALEXA^DEIt.
On MONDAY, the 11th inst., will bo sold, in our Sales
Rooms, Nos. 140 and 142 Meeting street, at half past
10 o'clock,
1 case BOOTS
4 cases Women's Shoes
1 casu Children's lin?leos
1 ?-.?so Clothing (Pants, Shirts, kc.)
ANll
2 cases DRY GOODS, consisting of English
Prints, Hoop Skirts, Shirts and Drawers. Woolen and
Silk Scarfs, Assorted and Plain Cloaks, Elastic Braids,
? ?c . ?Vc.
Conditions Cttlh. December 0
:102 Bores Tobacco at A net ton.
IIY L.YUREY ?Si ALEA'AXBER.
On TUESDAY, the 12th Inst, will bo sold, in our Sales
Rooms, Nos. 140 and 112 Meeting street, at 10 o'clock,
302 boxes manufactured TOBACCO, in flue order,
just iuspo-'tcd, and freo of duty.
Conditions cash.
ff?r The Savannah Herald and Republican will please
copy, and send bills as above. December 2
Desirable Residence comer Lynch and Wculworth
streets.
B? T. SAVAGE Hi: I W A it II AND SONS.
Will sell, on THURSDAY next, the 14th inst.. at the
comer of Broad street and East Bay, near tho Custom
House, at 11 o'clock.
All that valuablo und eligibly situated LOT OF LAND,
and Residence thereon, at the northwestern corner of
Lynch and Wcntworth streets. The House Is of modern
construction, and contains 10 or 12 comfortable Booms
ami all requisite outbuildings. Tho Lot measures 74
feet front on Lyneh-strect, by 113 feet G inches in depth
ou Wcntworth-strcet. December 0
PRIVATE SALES.
Dwelling Houses.
?BY WARDLAW ?Si CAREW, Corner Broad
and State streets.
At Private Sale?
A new and commotlious HOUSE in Spring-street, con
taining nine Rooms, with Piazzas and Pantries, all well
finished, together with Kitchen, Servants' Rooms,
Carriage House, kc, kc. Tho Lot is large und dry, hav
ing a line cistern, besides a good well of water.
ALSO,
Several other HOUSE 4 AND LOTS in different por
tions of tho city.
For Rent?
A valuable PLANTATION in St. Andrew's Parish,
about r> miles from the city, containing about one thou
sand (1000) acres, eight hundred of which arc cleared.
There are 2.10 acres of Rico land, which can be easily
drained, and the whole Is admirably adapted to the cul
ture of Sea Island Cotton.
ALSO,
A valuable PLANTATION on Ashley River, about 20
miles from the city, containing 3300 acres of land, adapt
ed to tho culture of Hice, Cotton and Provisions. This
Plantation may be had either lor n consideration in
money or for a reasonable share of the crop.
December 0 stiith')
Ilighlu Valuable Property.
BY WARDLAW Si CAREW. Corner Broad
und Stute Streets.
At Private Sale?
That valuablo PROPERTY, consisting of THREE
LOTS on East Bay, opposite new Custom House, one of
the most desirable locations in the city for Wholesale or
Retail atores. The Lots arc spacious and in a quarter
of the city that will bo certain to improve.
Deccmbor9 _BtuthO
Various Gitanees for Investment.
BY TIIURBER, SOULE Si CO.,
Ko. 1 State street, *ap stairs.
For Sale, at prices from $600 to $250,000?
FACTORY and MILLS near Columbia
HOUSES and LOTS in Charleston, Mount Pleasant,
GrahamvlUe, Manning and Greenwood
FARMS near Charleston, in Abbeville District, in North
Carolina
COTTON PLANTATIONS in AbbeviUe, Beaufort,
Charleston, Clarendon, Colleton, Darlington, Fairneld,
Laurens, Marlboro' and Orangeburg Districts, on Wad
malaw and Edisto Islands, S. C, In North Carolina,
Georgia and Mississippi -
RICE PLANTATIONS on the coast
MINING LANDS in North Carolina
LIVE-OAK TIMBER at Bull's Bay.
For Lease or Rent?
FARMS near Columbia, and in North Carolina
COTTON PLANTATIONS?Inland; 8EA ISLAND COT
TON PLANTATIONS?to lease for from $2 to $8 per
acre, or for shores of the crop only.
MONEY WANTED, in sums from $600 to $20,000, on
good Real Estate security, or as advances to experienced
planters on their crops. II_December S
A Fine Cliance for Investment or Speculation, tic.
BY DOWER!* AND SILCOX.
Will be sold, at Private 8ale, a number of FARMS,
PLANTATIONS, HOUSES AND LOTS :
FOUR SMALL FARMS, within twelve miles of tho
City.
THREE LARGE TRACTS, twenty-six, twenty-eight,
and thirty-six miles from the City.
FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS in tho Upper Wards.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRE8 OF LAND in South
Georgia.
SIX THOUSAND ACRES, in ono body, near Augusta,
with fine RESIDENCE on it
ONE HUNDRED LOTS, for small farms of Forty Acres
each, in the gold region of Georgia.
SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS in tho Upper Wards.
Apply as above, at No. 240 KING-STREET.
December 2 lmo
Four Acres of Land, with comfortable Dwelling
House and Store attached, in the Village of Fine
ville, S. O.
At Private Sale?
Tho LOT contains four acres of land, three of which
are well wooded; fine Orchard, with a choice variety of
Fruit Trees, yielding abutdantly; Vegetable Garden,
and well of excellent water. On the premises is a com
fortablo Dwelling House, with Store attached within;
nicely shelved and plastered. The stand for business
is an excellent one, and being tho only store at present in
the village, commanda special advantages anil lucrative
opportunities. Society is select, and tue Northeastern
Railroad runs within easy access. Capitalists or mer
cantile men making Investments, or seeking profitable
location at a first-rate business stand, will find their in
terests promoted and meet with a bargain, by early ap
plication at the office of tho undersigned. Delivery and
possession given immediately. Property unencumber
ed. Terms favorablo. Apply at No. 49 Broad-street
(up stalra). ' TH08. F?RB OAPER8,
Land Agent, Auctioneer ami General Com. Merchant.
December 4 mwf 3
SOUTHERN
ADVERTISING, AGENCY.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED ON THE MOST
reasonable terms for the LEADING NEW8PAPEB8
in the South. Specimen copies c?,n bo seen by applying
to HORACE P. RUGO,
P. O. Box ML No. 103 Mark it-street.
Advertisers will do wcU to caU. September 23
AUCTION SALES,
Saddle ami Droll Horse
BY T. SAVAGE IIKVlVAKI) \M> SOXS.
Win s-ll, this day, Mil inst., in front of our Hales
Rooms, No. 123 Bast Bay,
A line Saddle and Draft HORSE.
ALSO,
Twa ilx-m-it carriages, in good ruiitiing order.
December '.'
-? - 1_'-_L- .
Whisky. Son/), Iffaulret?, Ac
IIY UAttttlRIi DcWlTT.
At northwest corner or Kluu and Bprlug-strccts, Til 18
DAY, the Olli Instant, at half-past, lu A. M . will bo
sold,
? bills, and boxes of OLD BOURDON Wills KY
? boxes of French Family Soap
? lot of Bark (?rey Blankets
? Pants and Colts.
A I.SO,
A good SPRING WAGON
Urouiuhiiits, Bough Rico, A*c.
Unlimited articles received until hour of sale.
December '.I *
.1 .S';/ia<7 Sloop, ? *//// Sails and ?{?ovina,
,,,,,. . ',,Y '"?WICHS AND SII.COX.
Will bo sold, THIS BAY. the 9lh lost., at 11 o'clock,
. _?r.?? -S.**"! fo,)l"*' Lnuroiis-strcet.
A SMALL S-.LOOP, suitable for a wood or ?lystcr boat,
with good bails and Rigging-about four tons burthen.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay B. k S. for Heces?
tryp-p-ra._*_ December 9
BY MILLIGAN St SON.
On TUESDAY next, 12th inst, at 11 o'clock, north of
tb?: Exchango, wo will R?;ll,
All thnt LOT OF LAND, situated at the southwest end
of Caiinon-strcct, west of President, measuring and con
taining 31 feet (i inches front, by 145 feet deep, m ore or
less; with thn TWO-STORY WOODEN HOUSE thereon,
containing 4 rooms and piazza. Upon tho premises is a
good woU of water.
Conditions cas-h. Purchaser to pay for papers.
The above property can be treated for previous to day
O* **** _ December 7
Estate Sale qf Valuable Real Estate on WeHlteot'th?
shed, hi/ order of Hie Executor.
I?Y II. IhlcCALL.
On TUESDAY, the 12th day of December. 180!., at H
o'clock. North of tho Exchange, Broad-street, wUl
positively he sold at Public Outcry, for division amona
tin* heir?, *
All that valuable and eligibly situate LOT OF LAND
and substantial two story BRICK WAKEHOU.SK thereon,
known as No. 4fi, on I ho south si.le of Woutworth street,
and formerly occupied ami useil by Sir. R. W. Guio as a
Carriage Kcp.isit.iry. measuring and containing in iront,
on Weiiiivnrlhslrcci, m reel 0 inch?!?, aiidLlO feet in
depth, inoro or loss.
ALSO,
ALL THAT OTHER VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY
Situate LOT OF LAND ami tw<? ?try BRICK WARE
HOUSE there-oil. known as No. 1?, on the north side ?>f
Wclitwoith-strect, and opposite the above, tormt-rly oc
cupi?*d and useil by R. W. Gal?* or ?i Carriago Repository,
measuring and containing in front, on Went wort li-street,
33 foot, and 109 feet in depth, more or km.* Xht build
ings au?l additioiiH covering tho entile Lot. The abovo
affords an opportunity Of securing prominent and well
known business stands. Sale positive. C'?ili:liti?)US
mail?* known in future advertisements.
November 2?I wfmfi?till
House and Lot in Uitttftou, & ('.
IS Y lt. Mi-C'ALL.
On TUESDAY", Ihe Mth December, 1HC.3, at 11 o'clock,
north of the Lxchaiige, Broad-street, will t?o sohl with
out reserve, to the highest bidder,
ALLTH?\T CERTAIN PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND,
lying and being in the village of Blufften, S. C, and
known on plat, drawn by W. B. Buckner, Surveyor, as
No. 1, and formerly owned by Dr. J. Vf. Kirk, meas
uring and containing in front, on tho east line, 175 feet;
and 310 feet in depth, nuire or less; having thereon a
two-Story FRAME DWELLING, of six monis, piazza,
fee., a kitchen, smoke-house, carriage house audstublos,
a good garden and lino water.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay 11. McCall for pa
pers. tutlisuituS December 0
hij order of the Administrator, and tcltlt permission
of the Ordinaru.
BY O-UiUU.N AHO Al'IAR.
We will sell at Public Auction, in the town of liona t
Pleasant, on MONDAY next, the 11th inst.,
ALL THE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
TURE. Also the contents of the QROCERY or VARI
ETY STORE, the property of the late William C.nddehoy,
consisting of Chairs, Tubles, Bedsteads, Clu-sts of Draw
ers, Bookcase, Mattresses, Blankets, Ac. ARer the con
tents of the Store ore sold, which consists of Tobacco,
Culico, Handkerchiefs, Combs, Brushes, nncl a variety
of other Articles, will bo told 13 head of Cattle, amongst
which arc sonic fine Milch Con-s, with Calves. Also a
good work Horse and Cart, Wagon, Ac. Also a lot of
Lumber, Scantling and Board.
Conditions cash. All articles to be removed imme
diately lifter sale is over. thsm3 December 7
BY II. HI. MARSHALL.
On MONDAY', the 11th inst., at 11 o'clock, will bo sold,
before my Sales Room, No. 33 Broad'street,
A large DRAFT HORSE, warranted Bound.
ALSO,
SUNDRY ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, a FEATHER
BED, Carpets, Stair Rods, Bath Tubs, 1 set Chiua, Bu
reaus, Si.lebo.inls, Ac, Ac.
Conditions cash. December 9
t*ALk~<>K QOVKOMB_AMT MTIBAJIlfiHS.
Chief QUAKTEID(A~T_-l'fl OFTICK, Df.p't S. C. 1
Hilton Head, S. C, November 13, 18(15. )
WUl be sold, at Public Auction, at this place, on MON
DAY, December 11, 1805, at 13 o'clock M., under tho
direction of Capt?la Vf. li. Morford, A. Q. M., the fol
lowing Government vessels, viz:
NELLY BAKER, side wheel steamer; 233 tons; wooden
hull; length on deck 153 feet; beam 25 feet 0 inches;
over all 45 feet ; depth of hold 8 feet 0 inch?-**; draft G feet
10 Inches; has one beam engine; diameter of cylinder 32
inches; stroke of piston 10 feet; bus one single rotura
due boiler.
Has saloon accommodations, fnU promenade deck,
and is well found In chains, anchors, Ac.
NEPTUNE, side wheel steamer; 302 tons; wooden
hull; length on deck HI feet; beam 20 feet 0 inches ; over
all 45 feet 2 inches; depth of hold 10 feet Huinches; draft
7 feet; has one beam engine; diameter of cylinder 42
inches; stroke of piston 8 feet; has one single return?
flue boiler.
This steamer has full promenade ?leek, fore and aft,
and Is a good froight or cattle carrier.
ONEOTA, double-end side-wheel ferry boat; wooden
hull; 345 tons; length on dock 147 feet; beam 25 feet;
over all 55 feet C incheB; depth of hold 11 feet; draft?
feet; has ono beam engine; diameter of cylinder 88
inches; stroke of piston 9 feet; has ono doublo return
flue boiler.
This steamer has recently boon repaired, and is in ex
cellent order and well found in anchors, chains, Ac.
CROT?N, side-wheel steamer; 301 tons; wooden huR;
length on deck 187 feet; beam 26 feet; over all 43 feet?
inches; depth of hold 8 feet; draft 0 feet; has ono square
engine; diameter of cylinder 37inches; stroke of piston.
10 feet; has one double return flue boiler.
This steamer has been thoroughly repaired ; has salo cm
and state room accommodations, Is woll supplied with
anchors, chains, Ac., and Is vory fast.
GOLDEN GATE side-wheel steamer; 195 tons; wooden
ball; length on deck 148 feet; beam 21 feet; over aU 35
feet 10 inebe i; depth of hold 6 feet 4 inches; draft 6 feet
(inches; has one beam engine; diameter of cyllndor 34
inches; stroko of piston 0 feet; has ono horizontal tu
bular boiler.
This steamer is in flue order; boa saloon accommoda
tions, and is well found in anchors, chains, Ac.
NANTA8KET, side-wheel steamer; 299 tons; wooden
hull; length on deck ICO feet; beam 25 feet 3 Inches:
over all 42 feet; depth of hold 8 feet 3 inches; draft 5 fees
6 inches; has one beam engine; diameter ot cylinder 34
inches; stroko of piston 8 feet; has one single return fluo
boiler, and is well found in anchors, chains, Ac.
MACON, propeller with two scrows; 323 tons; wooden
hull; length on deck 156 feet; beam 25 feet; depth ot
hold 8 feet 8 Inches; draft 7 feet; has two direct horizon
tal engines (condensing); diameter of cylinder 24incheB;
stroko of piston 20 inches; has two singlo return line
boilers.
RELIEF, screw tug; 68 tons; wooden hull; length oa
deck 07 feet; beam 17 feet; depth of hold 7 feet; draft 7
feet 10 inches; has ono high-pressure engine; diameter
of cyBnder 20 inches; stroko of piston 20 inches; ha?
one single return flue boiler, and is wcU found In an?
chore, chains, Ac.
RESCUE, screw tug; 203 tons; wooden huU; length on
deck 108 feet; beam 20 feet 8 inches; depth of hold 12
feet; draft 11 feet 4 Inches; has two low-pressure en
gines; diameter of cylinder 20 inches; has ono singlo re
turn flue boiler.
Thisvc8sel is a powerful tug; is in good condition
and well found in anchors, chains, Ac.
GENERAL HUNTER, side-wheel steamer of 400 tons;
wooden hull; length on deck 103 feet 0 inches; beam 2?
feet 6 inches; overall 60 feet 8 inches; depth of hold 9
feet 4 bichos; draft forward 5 feet; aft 6 feet 6 inches;
has one beam engine; diameter of cylinder 40 inches;
stroke of piston 10 feet. , . ....
This steamer was built In Now York, and completed in
1803; is a vessel of beautiful model and high rate of
speed; with hull, engine and bollor as good as new.
Terms, cash in Government funds.
C. W. THOMAS,
NovemlierW_ Bvt. Lt. Col, and Chbf Q. M.
? T1?K 1IA?NWE1.L SKSi'PlNKL.
THE PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER, WHICH OF
FICE was destroyed hi February last by tho Federa
army, has been resumed. It Is tho only paper published
in that large and populous District, and to merchants one.
business men possesses advantages seldom met with.
Terms for advertising, $1 per square of twelve Unos, or
less, for each insertion. Subscription to paper, $3 per
annum. Address E. A. BRONSON,
November 22_Proprietor.
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