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The Pa?yjgews. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 18C& LAMEST CiKCUL^riOS IN THE STATE UJ?GEST CIBtw?o? IN THE CITX m- TELE MST OF LBTTER8 re mainina in *ha Fostoffioe at the ena ox s>aoh week is published officially la THE DAILY .TSTJBTWS every Fri day mornirii?._ The following are the Agents for this paper: W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Traveling and Collect? ing Agent. Kev. COLIN MURCHISON, Oenoral Traveling, and Oollecting Agent. TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and Stationers, Columbia, S. 0. j. V. NETHERS, Union, S. 0. Captain W..E. EARLE, Greenville, S. 0. Col. J. J. RYAN, Barnwell, S. 0. jr. T. DoBOIS, Marlon. C. S. HARBY, Sandy Ford P. 0., Madison co., Fla. PATRICK & HUVEY, Macon, Georgia. J. Y. H. WILLIAMS. Clinton, S. 0. ' i. R. ALLEN. Chester 0. H., S. 0. W. S. LANCE, Grahamville P. O., Beaufort, S. 0. B. F. BRADFORD, Walterboro', S, 0. H. L. DARR, Sumter, S. 0. THAD. 0; ANDREWS, Orangeburg, S. 0. h M. BROWN, "Southerner office," Darlington, 8. 0. H. M. QUINN A BRO., Augusta, J. H. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga. ISAAC DA VEGA, Agent in New YorK. i_ ^QOAL MATTERS. itS SEE SECOND AND THIRD PA GEE. -?? Notice to Agents. Our agents throughout the country are re? quested to malee immediate returns of ail moneys in their possession, that we may be able to credit those who have paid. We also request that our subscribers who ?re in arrears will bear iu mind'that our terms are in advance, and that they will promptly remit their j dues. ' _ Music ON THE BATTERY.-We are requested to announce tha t there will be musio on the Battery | this afternoon at 5 o'clock. NEWS! NEWS! NEWS!-Quidnuncs will dowell, to oall at Mir. YOOLEB'S News Stand in Market j street, where they can gratify their curiosity by j an examination of all the latest novels, maga- J zincs, periodicals and newspapers, as per adver? tisement in another column. A NEW PHOVOSH MARSHAL.-Oapt. FIELDS, who has for several months past performed the duties of Provost Marshal at this post to the general satisfaction ol' the community, waa mustered ont j of service on Wednesday last, and has been suo ceeded by 'Lieut. JOHNSON, of the Veteran Reserve j Gorps. OUB BEADING BOOM.-We would oall the atten Mon of the publio to our free reading room, whioh is now fitted np complete. Here the latest Jour? nals from ali seotions' of the country oan be found, as wea as the latest prices currents, tele? graphic bulletins, and ship news. AT AN eleosion held by the Town Council of I Mount Pleasant, on the first inst., the following j gentlemen '?tere elected to serve for one year; . 8IM0HT0N it BARKER, Solicitors. EDWARD o. HALL, Clerk and Treasurer. RICHARD 0. JEBYEY, Mai shs!. THE GALE AT THE BAHAMAS.-The British schoon nar Brothers arrived below this port, at quaran? tine, yesterday, in three days from Green Turtle Gay (Bahamas). Her Oaptain reports tha t, on the 1st instant, a hurricane passed over the Ba? hamas, and that it was the most destructive that has ever been known there. The wind wau from northeast to northwest and southeast. Nearly all the vessels in the vicinity of Green Turtle Gay were blown ashore and wrecked, and many houses < were blown down. Pieces of wreck had been washed on the beach iu large quantities, and some dead bodies had drifted ashore. WE HAD tho pleasure of being the recipient of some of BEAUSSANG & Co.'s stock in trade, who deals in apples, oranges, lemons, potatoes, and . cabbages. , Ono of the latter presented us-a mammoth one, weigumgxtwenty pounds, and from appearance would feed a family of at least twenty -attraoted tho attention of many fond of that delightful vegetable. It was from Boston, but Las recently arrived, with mauy others of the same sort, at[No. 16 Market street, for the benefit of the people. We are requested to try it, and will do so on Sunday, if we can raise a ham ot flue piece of corned beef. DlSTBIOT COUBT OF THE UNITED STATES-October 12,18?C.-The Court met at ll A. M.-Hon. GEO. S. BRYAN, District Judge, presiding. Tho casa of the United States vs. JNO. GERKIN, counterfeiting and passing counterfeit fractional currency, .waB taken up. JNO. PHILLIPS. Esq., ap-1 geared for tho United Statee, and T. Y. SIMONS, Esq., for tho defence. The prisoner, who had been out on recognizance, was brought to the bar and arraigned, and plead not guilty. A jury was impanelled, of which Col. 0. A. ANDREWS waa fore? man. Lieut. HENDRICKS and Detectives COATES and FARRELL, of the police force, testified to mak? ing the arrest, and tracing tho money to tho ! prisoner. The money was obtained at several stores where Mr. GERKIN had paid bills, and was all in new fifty cent bills. Mr. GERKIN, who kept , a grocery store in Market-street, had stated to I them that he had collected.this money in his store j through trade, and could not Btate positively from whom it was obtained. The arrest uas mude, as GERKIN was suspected of being connected with other parties who had passed this money. Mr. WAONEB and others testified to having re? ceived this money, but .were unable to distinguish between good or bad. That it was takeiLaud . passed by merchants generally; though theylpre lerred to have larger bills when possible. A number ot' witnesses for the defence spoke of the general good character of Mr. GERKIN as an intelligent, honest citizen, and one perfectly relia? ble m all of his business transactions. Many of these gentlemen had known the defendant for ten and fifteen years, and had never heard his charac? ter assailed. The evidence was minutely heard, and considered and commented on by the counsel, both for the Umted States and the defence. Judge BRYAN charged tho Jury, bringing to i their attention that, under an Act of Congress, the offence was a felony, and punishable both with a fine and imprisonment. The Jury then retired, and, after an absence of ten minutes, returned with a verdict of not I guilty. , No further business appearing, the Court ad? journed unti Monday at il A. M., when the Pre? sentment of the Grand Jury will be received. MAYOR'S COURT, Friday-The only case before j His Honor was that of an individual who, filled with enthusiasm and bad rum, had fired off a pistol. In his exuberance he forgot that the war was over, and sought the bubble reputation at the cannon s mouth. Jno. Barleycorn and himself had boen bumming around together, but John left him m tho lurch and his desire for notoriety caused him to obtain an escort of clubs. His Honor not wishing to encourage his martial spirit. , cooled bis ardor by abstracting a ten dollar bili from his pocket. Tho smews of war bein? gone, 1 he solemnly retired, whistling a dead march PROVOST COURT, FRIDAY, October 12. Bennett, an African of aomo years but no dis cretiou, was charged with stealing meat from the store of Messrs. James Cantwell & Co. Jack been employed as a porter in that establishment and his omployera had everv confidence m lum until he fell from grace. Being a descendant Ham, ho had contracted a fondness for that styl of meat, and so far forgot himself as to abstract one from a barrel and gave it to a fellow darkey carrv home. The enormity of his crime never struck bim until he was caught, and then lie con fessed and implored forgiveness. Though justic is tempered with mercy, Jack had sinned with l eyes open, and he was sentenced to pay s.*? or be put at hard labor for sixty days, where they never see ham. . ,, . , , Louis Jenkins, who looked as if freshly painted with coal tar, was charged with trespassing upon Mr. B. F. Aldrich's property. Lou? stated that he had seen a dark damsel home, when she asked him to come in; that he did so, and stattl in until taken out bv the police. Mr. Aldrich said that ho heard that there was a man in tho. howse,, and on examination found the prisoner in the pantry The Court decided that though Lows had got an invitation, that ho was not forced to accept it. may have been given out ot politeness, and ho should have declined. He was fined $5 or ten days' hard labor, and advised to take some more suitable place than the pantry for his nest visit. FRENOH .AND ENGLISH SCHOOL IN AUGUSTA, GA. In another column of this , day's paper may be seen the advertisement of a French and English school just opened in Augusta, Georgia, by Mrs H. B Bounetueau, lato of this city. Mrs. Bouuctheau has long been known in this ?city, where she has been unusually successful in the vocation to which she has been called in the State of Georgia, and we take pleasure in com mending her enterprise to such of our citizens as may be in a condition to avail themselves of its advantages. Many ladies in our State have ex perieDced the advantages ?f her tuition. She has a strong hold on pub)io feeling, ana there is regret that she should have been constrained to transfer her labors to another field. But in common with others she has suffered in the recont war; it has not, perhaps, been of her option to forego the op portunities presented m Augusta, and it ia. a source of satisfaction that she has yet a Bphere of action which, while it may promise profit to her cannot fail of service to the country., For concur renoe in this testimony to tho claims of thia accom plished lady we are instructed to refer to Mrs. ? B. Brewster, Hon. James Simons, Hon. W. D. Por ter, Hon. A. G. Magrath, Hon. I. W. Hayne, L. W Spratt, Esq., Geni W. E. Martin, of this city, and 'Governor Orr and ex-Governor Pickens, of this State. j MESSRS. JOHNSTON, CREWS & Co.-This flrmjs one of the oldest in the city, and has been known and visited by the country merchants for years. Mr. JOHNSTON, the senior partner, has had nearly a life-long experience in the business. Undeterred by the fire that destroyed the old store, they went to work, and a new building soon rose from the ashes. They have now resumed lusiness afc the old stand, No. 41 Hayne street, and are prepared to accommodate the trade, and particularly the old customers, with every artiole comprised in their lino at New York prices. Merohants visiting this market are invited to examine their stock. No SUPERIOR ANSWHERE.-It has become well established by aotnal use and comparison that the firm of COLGATE & Co., New York, are not Bur passed by any manufacturers in the world in the production of excellent soaps of all varieties. The FAMILY SOAP of thia house has a deserved reputa? tion; their LAUNDRY "SOAP is very highly com? mended, while in the line of TOILET SOAPS they are far ahead of all competitors. OUR German friends will notice, by the adver? tisement of Mr. VOGLER, No. 10 Market street, that he has an assortment of German Almanacs, magazines, novels, &c, on hand, besides all the latest Amerloan periodicals and papers, and is constantly reoeiving new supplies. PEOPLE WHO HAVE out their wise teeth use the 80ZODONT, and all who do, are willing to doclare to all who don't use it that it is the most perfect and delightful thing for the teeth they over <lip ded a brush into. tus2 BUSINESS NOTICES. . Try Them. Many persons have within this summer experienced the benefits to be derived from the use of PANKNIN'B I HEPATIC BITTERS. We would recommend them to all who stand in need of a tonio. For sale by all Druggists. S. October 6 Notice.-To Planters and Farmers. The subscriber bas, after considerable delay, trouble and expense, succeeded in procuring a very choice selec? tion of the following named Seed Grain, suited for fall ? planting, that he can warrant and recommend: Barley, Bye, Wheat, White and Bed; Oats, White and Black, of j very superior,quality. Country orders, accompanied by the cash or city ac? ceptance, will be attended to with care and dispatch. Direct or apply to JOHN BINNS, Octobor 8 6 No. 219 East Bay. COME TO THE FOUNTAIN .OF LIFE, those who wish to ! be renovated. EPPINQ'S SARSAPARILLA and QUEEN'S DELIGHT ls Uko the soft dew that gives the flower new | life.* All eruptions disappear when this balm is taken. For sale by all Druggists. October ll tuths8 TUE RECOMMENDATION for Colleton Bitters is inside I the bottle. Try a bottle for Dyspepsia, and you will see that lt does not need a column of certificates to make j those afflicted with Dyspepsia purchase. For salo by all Druggists. thstu3 WE HAVE TEIED IT. Nol We should have 'said our friends have tried it, and pronounco that M Alt SD EN'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP will oure every case of Cholera, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and other disorders of the bowels. It is with pleasure we see tho Board of Health take tho matter in hand and instruct their officers to uso this ? preparation in all casos of looseness of the bowels, Ac, 6 KING A CASSIDEY, Agents. HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL NOTICE.-Drs. CLEOKLEI & SCHLEY (of Columbus, Ga.,), having permanently loca? ted in Charleston, respectfully lender their services to the citizens, in the.practioe of Homoeopathy. Dr. C. has bat the experience of fifteen years in this j school of medicine. Offlco at our residence, No. ll COLLEGE-STREET | (corner of Green), the house formerly owned by Dr. BELLINGER, deceased. HEBVEY M. CLECBXEY, M. D. ..PHILIP T. SCHLEY, M. D September 5 lyr To THOSE WHO SUFFER.-It would seem almost in? credible tbat men will oontlnue to suffer when such a | Remedy as PLANTATION BITTERS ii within their reach, Persons troubled with Headache, Low Spirits, Heart, burn, Pain in the Side, Back, or Stomach, Cramps, Bod j Breath, and other symptoms of that horrid monster, | Dyspepsia, aro earnestly invited to test this Remedy. These BITTERS are very pleasant, and will not injure j the weakest Stomach. No change of diet is necessary while using them. We I recommend patients to eat all they want of the beat tho ? market affords. As an Antidote to Disease, PLANTATION BITTERS are of | great value. Take them when the first unpleasant symp toms appear, and you may avoid weeks and months of ] prostrating sickness. Tho first trial will do you good. You will feel its ben? eficial effect at once. Particularly recommended to weak and delicate ladies j requiring something to brace and build them up. SOLD EVERYWHERE, October 9 tutbs3 Deutsche Kalender fuer 1867. ?crhavt? ?artcnlmibe tfatcttbcr ?crliarbl g-omilicntolcnncr ?cr'barbs ?cut|u)=omeri(fliitf?jt? ?au^tnlenbct ?crv(i?b? ?iiionbct f?r ?Unit aub i'anb foct'cn aii?cfommen, 3nr Sinfitb; liegen bereit imb.2ub?cribtioncn Merten cut* ?csengcncmmen auf : . ?crljavb? (Sartcnlttubc ?emmtf'd Stu?oci??'bttcn (Srjiiblmiflcn nub Erimi* aalflc?u)ia)tcii. Ser ??rjt ai? ?aus?vcunb < bei C. F. Vogler. 1 Sud; mi^cintttflS ?anb?unb, 108 Sttarfet?Stt*. ? KINSMAN'S Candy Factory! Beware of Terra Alna ant Marble Dust! THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS IS called to tho fact that KINSMAN'S ASSORTED CANDY ls manufactured irom STANDARD SUGARS, and is not adulterated with TERRA ALBA or MAR? BLE DUST, as most of the Northern Candy is adulter? ated with them. Only one trial will convince you that our Candy is what we represent it, and far superior to the Northern Candy. We have also on hand a full snpply of GUM DROPS, ORDIAL DROPS AND FANCY OANLIESI. W. KINSMAN, . Ootober 13 1 No. ?79 KING-STREET, BOOTS AND SHOES. IHAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH with a large STOCK OF B0UT8 AND SHOES for Fall and Winter trade, consisting of Gents', Boys' and Youths' Boots and Shoes of all sorts and sizes; also, Ladies' Fine Dress Gaiters and Balmorals, Ladles' Strong TValklDg Shoes; also, a great vaiiety of Ladies' and Gents' House Slippers, and Misses' and Children's Gai? ters and Balmorals of all Binds and sizes-all of which will be sold at the lowost market prices, by ,A. ZOLLER. October 13 Imo No. 381 KING-STREET. JOHNSTON, MWS & CO, " IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, HAVE THIS DAY RESUMED BUSINESS, AND opened, at their buildings just erected, NO. 41 KAYNE STREET, a most seasonable and entirely new stock of American and Foreign STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, whloh wi 1 be sold on reasonable terms, and to which we beg to oall the attention of merchants and others visiting this market. All orders will have particular attention. Those of factors and planters are respectfully solicited. | Ootober 18_'_stuthl3 DEY GOODS AT "WHOLESALE. WE HAVE IN STORE A LARGE STOCK OF NEW and desirable styles of all kinds of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS, and will receive new supplies by every steamer from New York. We now offer these goods at LOW PRICES, to whloh we call the attention of purchaasra, and Invite an exam? ination di our stock. Mr. WM. C SMALL, late of CHAMBERLAIN, MILER & CO., is with us, and will be pleased to Bee bis friends. JOHN G.MILNOR & CO., Ootober 12 NO. 13S MEETING STREET. AT THE CHARLESTON HOUSE STOLL, WEBB & CO., BANCROFT'S OLD STAND, No. 289 King Street. WE HAVE NOW OPENED THE LARGEST STOCK that ne have ever fhown in this market, which we offer at reasonable tiricos. . Each DEPARTMENT willi T)o found well assorted, with full lines of Goods (to 'suit any purchaser), in coarse, medium and flue qtulities. LARGE LOTS OF DRESS GOODS, IM ALL THE LATEST 8TYLK8, comprising full linos, in all colors, of 3-4 and 6-4 Empress Cloths; All Wool Delaines, Pop lins, French Merinoes, 0-4 French Rep Olo.ths, Plain Col? ored Alpacas, Plain Colored Coburgs and English Meri? noes, Melange Cloths, in plain and plaids; Po pli note, Silk Mixed, Worsted Plaids, Scotch Plains. Every varie? ty in Plaids in all the cheaper grades; Colored Delaines in every variety. A OHOIOE LOT OF FRENCH FIGURED DELAINES, ALL WOOL. A OHOIOE LOT OF COLORED AND BLAOK SILKS OF DESIRABLE STYLES AND QUALITIES. BLACK GOODS-BLACK GOODS WE ARE SHOWING A LARGE VARIETY OF BLACK GOODd ofevory kind, Lupins-and Maillards' Best French Bombazines, Delaines, Em pros s cloths, Reps, Ciape Cloths, Steel Mixed Poplins. 8-4 WIDE BLAOK CASHMERE FOR SHAWLS FULL LINES OF ALPACAS, FRENCH AND ENG? LISH MERINOES. OLOTHS AND OASSIMERES IN LARGE VARIETY. SHAWLS, CLOAKS, AND SILK SACQUES. CLOTH SACQUES. A FRESH LOT OF FRENCH KID GLOVES, IN ALL NUMBERS, JUST OPENED. GLOVES AND HOSIERY IN EVERY VARIETY. EVERY OTHER DEPARTMENT WiLL BE FOUND WELL , STOCKED WITH ALL THE MOST USEFUL AND DE SIRARLE GOODS. Fer sale at reasonable prices by STOLL, WEBB & CO. October 9 _' _tnths MBS. JOHN CLEIK RESPECTFULLY 1. /OHMS HER FRIEND8 AND the public that Bbc has opened a FANCY MILLI. NERY ESTABLISHMENT, at No. 623 KING STREET, where she wiil he most happy, at all times, to furnish her patrons with the BEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS. N. B.-All orders promptly attended to. Octobers 3* AUCHOH SALES. Butler, Ileidseick Champag~neTEnQlish and Amefi can Ale. BY WILBUR Ol SON MONDAY, 15th inst., at our sales rooms, corner ?tate and Ohaliuera Btreets, at K u o'cWk Win hS-Ii ,6 kegs New York State ETJ PTER ? f T (|/ 20-bask< ts Ileidseick Champagne 5 c?sks Edinburg Scotch AlefMuir A RnT r IC bub. American Ale 'MUlr s 80E8 10 M.^gars IOU pkgs. %)ico Smoking Tobacco 20 boxes Laundry Soap 5 Mils. Bourbon and Rectified WhiaVrv X ALSO, J* An INVOICE OP F?N0Y G?OES, to close sales Conditions caBh. \ ?ctob?r J3 MILLIGAN. BIBVHKUS~&^T~ Will sell on MONDAY, 22d instant, on the wh?r?in rear of I>ew Custom Hous&^it ll o'clock 1 HORIZONTAL TUBULAR BOILER, C feet lone _nd 40 inches diameter \ . ana 1 Upright Tubular Boiler, C feet 6 Inches long ?md in inches diameter . 6 ana 40 1 Steam Pump About 20bars Railroad Iron 3 Mushroom Anohors 1 lot Wrought and Cast Iron. Conditions cash.___?_pcteberij j i BY R. M. MARSHALL). On MONDAY, l?th instant, at ll o'clock, will bo sola on Adger's Long Wharf, I A SHIP'S LAUNCH, measuring about 24 feet in longth by about 6>i feet oeam, together with her sails and masts, all in pretty good order. ~ i . . I Conditions o?sh._wthsm*. | October IQ ^ BY R. M. MARSHALL. On TUESDAY, 16th inst., at ll o'clock, will bo sold before my Sales Room, No. 33 Broad street, All tbat LOT OP LIND known as No. 4 Princess street, in the city of Oharleston, togethei with the building thereon. The house is of brick, and contains four square rooms and two attics. Tho lot measures 20 feet front by 70 deep, be the same allttl? mare or loss. Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay me for papers. octobor 9 , tnthsamtnS Superior Barbadoes Molasses, direct importation per schooner M. E. Banks. BY ISAAC K. HERTZ ?Sf CO. On TUESDAY, l?th inst., will be sold at New Custom House Stores, at ll o'c'ook A. M., 88 PUNOHEOiSS No. 1 ENGLISH MOLASSES '". 14 casks No. 1 English Molasses j 0 bbls. No. 1 Engish Molasses, < Conditions-$2000 or under cash;;over $2000, 10 days, for approved endorsed notes or city acceptance, October 13_. : ; : Sampsons & Baldwin vs. Bonnell. UNDER DKCllttiE IN EQUITY. Will be sold, under the direotion of the undersigned, at ! tfte aid Custom House In thia city, on THUR8DAY, the 25th day of Ootober, I860, at ll o'olook A. M. ? 1. All that LOT OF LAND, Bltuate on tho north side of Broad-street, in the Oity of Oharleston, bounding to the north on land now or late of Louis Trapman; to the east on land now or late of Benjamin H. Rutledge; to the south on Broad-street, and to tho west on land now or late- of Levis Trapman, measuring and containing in front on Broad-street fifty (60) feet by one hundred ?nd forty-seven (H7) feet in depth from north to south. . 2. All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the south Bide of Short-street, in the City of Charleston, bounding to. j the north on Short street: to the east on land now or late of estate of Mrs Peollne; to the south on land of es I tate of John Bonnell, and to the west on land now or late of Lewis Trapman, measuring in front on Short street fifty (00) foet six (six) inches, by eighty-two (82) feet in depth. . ' ' 3. All that LOT OF LAND, with tho DWELLING!; HOUSE AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon, Situate in the town of Blackville, in Barnwell Distrlot, containing i 21-100 acres, more or least bounded on the north by South Boundary-street; on the east and south by lands of estate of E. Lartigue, on the west by the Barnwell Road. Terms-One-third cash; balance in three eqnal suc? cessive annual instalments, with Interest from day of sale, payable annually; secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Building to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPER, Ootober 6 atutli9 Master lu Equity. Furniture, Horses, Vehicles, &c, at Auction, BY SMITH ANO MCGILLIVRAY, No. ?7 Broad street, South Side near Stat? street. Sales of FURNITURE, Ao" at private residences at? tended to at moderate charges. Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES, VEHI OLES, FURNITURE, Ac, at half-past 10 o'el J k, at onr office. Imo Octobers PRIVATE SALES. V Handsome Residence in Hampstead. ' BY AiiONZu J. WHITS & SON. For rent, that handsome BRIOE RESIDENCE situ? ated in i Hampstead, formerly the residence of the late John Tucker, Esq. The house contains ample accom? modations for a large family; also, outbuildings for ser? vants, horses, Ac The house has a fine Lot attached. ALSO, Several GARDEN FARMS sear the oity for sale and rent. For particulars apply as above, at our office, Oo?obor 6 ' stn2 No. 68 EAST BAY. BY SMITH dc MCGILLIVRAY. REAL ESTATU BROKERS, No. ?27 Broad-Street, near State-street, ! At Private Sale Two of tho beBt STOEES AND BUSINESS STANDS on East Bay Fine Residence, Cannon-street, 1 door from' King street. ; thstu8 October ll . Al Private Sale. BY C1APFOHD dc MATHE WES, No. 31Bi oiul.strect. BEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS BICE PLANTATIONS FARMS, FIR8T-OLASS WATER-POWERS, SUMMER RESORTS, &c., Ao., in this State and Georgia. ALSO, DESIBABCJE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOT in every part of the city. Smo September 21 ESTABLISHED 1843. 0. E, & A. S. JOHNSON, FOB MEIST AND BOYS. CONSTANTLY IN STORE, AND IN GREAT VARIETY, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ' MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, WHITE MUSLIN dc MERINO SHIRTS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, NECK TIES, HDKFS. AND DRAWERS. ?1PECIAL ATTENTION 13 DIRECTED TO THIS O BRANCH, OF OUR BUSINESS, being manufactured hero. The great popularity of tho above justifies us in c aiming, as we do, that we produce the most comforta? ble Drawers that is made in the United States. GENT'S AND. YOUTHS' GARMENTS CUT AND MADE TO ORDER, in tho latest fashion. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERE8 FOR SALK by tho yard or piece. r PERFUME. A few dozen of amt celebrated FLORIDA WATER. ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, at 20 cents a piece. TO BE FOUND AT THE OLD STAND, No, 273 KING-STREET, OPPOSITE SOCIETY-STREET. September 27 . _ thsfi ? 1 J. Siiv No. 263 King-st., CHARLESTON, S. C-, "EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS," FRENCH ' MILLINERY AND .ARTISTIC DRESS MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Paper Pat terna of the latest styles constantly kept on hand. Country orders foliated and promptly aitouded to. Ootober 8_2mo FOR SALE, 1 f\ SHARES HOME LOAN AND BUILDING AH IU SOOIATION STOCK. Apply at this office. Jmy 13 Aocmx SALES. By the Commissioners appointed ly the Legislature of South Carolina to Sell the {?tate Works. EXTENSIVE SALE OF MACHINERY, MATERIALS, TOOLS, Sic, \ AT ' PUBLIC AUCTION, AT TUE STATE MILITARY WORKS, GREENVILLE, S. C., fieiinniu fli.Wtfinesiiy, lill Oct, 1866 CONSISTING OF ! TWO STEAM ENGINES, one 25 and ono iO-horse Power Engine Lathes, Milling Machines, Vises ' Hand Lathes, Wood Turning Lathes Drilling Machines, Punching Machines AnvllB. Grindstones . Trip Hammers and Forgos, Steam Hammer > Smiths' Tongs, Smiths' Hammers, s baiting Screw Cutting Machines Wire Drawing Machines Morticing Machines " ' Bellows, Machine Blowers; Portable Benches AlUoscriptlcns bf Gun Maohinery Wood and Iron Planing Maohiuts circular Raws Leather BelUng, Rubber Beliing.. Alaska, Patterns, Drills, Punches, Wrenches aevoral hundroa gross Iron and Brass Wood Screw* ?turee hundred dozen Flies and Raspa wT? ?y"4vah'mdredpoundBCa?and Spring StoeP. avwT.? thousand pounds Swedeaand American Iron Snoot Ruober .T^ .? n,ILhun?Sed cord8PmeWood, ^ ' ? Mnl .?n(l Iion Trimmings and Filings Cor?^ wlndow.Sathes Hand screws, Wagon Wheels " : * il?Ke". Brace and Bits Stovesaud Pipes, Ftro Brick . Andnutaberless other articles/ ' ! A cot?BHtiif?B???r"eiln?lar8t? nimberB and qualities, ?iid' Sd a 8tock of Machinery, &c., tuch as is seldom At Auotion, tHABLESTON ?W , i BY WARDLAW de CAREW Urid?V^he direction of tho Trust?es. ?wffilhe ?ni.i on :T0E8DA9( 20th November, 18C6, at 12 M S'tno north side of the Exchange, to OhariestoD SO '^CHARLESTON .AND SAVANNAHRAIL^OAP, with all the property and appurtenances thereunto be' longing. j For full in formation see advertisement below of Trus teiea, and lor further particulars apply, to .WARDLAW S CAREW, ii' i J TI A '" 'V " .Brokers ?nd Auctioneers, No. 14 Broad, corner of State st, Charleston, 8. C. SALE OF RAILROAD IN SOUTH CARO.M 'A NA AND .GEORGIA, WHEREAS, BY AN INDENTURE MADE ON THE first day of January, in ^ the year of our Lbrd eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, between the Charleston and Savannah Railroad ^Company, ?body corporate under the laws of South Csroltoa and Georgia, of the first part, and certain Trust?es therein hamed, of the second part! for the purpose ofseouriug two thousand bonds, in the .nm of five hundred dollars eaoh, payable on the first day of January, eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, bearing sevenper cent, interest, payable semi-annually, which ?ero about to be and have since been issued by said Company, the said party ot the first part conveyed to the party of the second part, "all tho following present and in future to be acquired property of the party of the first part, that ls to say, the Railroad to be con? structed by the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Oom Sany, includtogaU the rights of way, and lands occupied y or belonging to the said party of the first part, to? gether with the several superstructures and tracks thereon, ?nd all rails and other materials naed on the same, or procured for the use and construction of the same, and all and singular the several bridges, viaduots, oulverts, fenceB, depot, grounds and buildings thereon, station houses of all kinds, and grounds, engines, ten? ders, car J, tools, materials ?sd maohinery, and all other personal property appertaining to, or in any manner connected with or forming a part Of the said, Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company, and all franchises, rights and privileges of the said party of the first part of, in, to, or concerning the same." The siid party of the first part further covenanting "to execute and de? liver any further reasonable and necessary conveyance of the premises, or any part thereof, to the said parly of the second part, their successors or assigns, for more fully carrying into effeft the objeots hereof, particularly for the conveyance ol' any property subsequently to the date (of the indenture) acquired by the said party of the first part, and comnrebended in the description con? tained in the indenture." The said conveyance to the Trustees BB aloresaid being, among others, upon the trusts following, "that is to say, in case the said party of the first part shall falito pay the principal, or any part thereof, or any of the interest on any of the said bonds, at any time when the same may become due and pay? able, according to the tenor thereof, when demanded, than after sixty days after such def mit, the said party of the si>oond part, their successors and assigns, at their discretion, may, or on the written request of the hold? ers of ait least one half of the bonds then unpaid, shall cause tlie said premises, or such parts of them, or so much thereof BB ?hall be necessary topsy and discharge tho principal and interest of all such bonds as may bo then unpaid, to be sold at. public auction, regard being had (o Hoe Interest of tho porty of the first part, and the location or situation of the mortgaged premisos so to be Bold, giving at least sixty days notice of the time, place, and tercas of Bale, and of the specific property to be sold, by publishing the same in two newspapers of good oir oulatton in the Sates of South Carolina and Georgia, and execute to the purchaser or purchasers thereof a good and sufficient deed or deods of conveyance in fee simple for the ?ame, whloh shall be a bar against the party of the firs t part, their successors and assigns, and all per? sons claiming under them.or either of them, of all right, interest or claim in or to the said premises so sold, or any pan thereof;" it being expressed in sr.kl inden? ture, tU|t no "Injunction or atay ol proceeding, or any procosslibe applied for or obtained by tho said party of the first part to prevent entry or sale as aforesaid." And wheroas a largo arrear of interest, to wit, about two hundred thousand dollars, is duo and unpaid upon the bonds aforesaid, intended to oe secured by the said conveyance, and default of payment of said interest has continued moro than sixty days from demand made, and whereas the holders of more than one half or the said two thousand bonds intended to be sejured by tho said indenture, all of which aro now unpaid, have signified in writing their requoEt that the Trustees un? der said Indenture do cause the premisos conveyed as aforesaid. or so much thereof as may be necessary, to he Bold at public auction, to pay and discharge the un? paid bonds pursuant to the terms of the provisions of said Indenture . . , . ... The uudoreigned, by virtue/and in pursuance of the power and authority of the indenture above reierred to, which has been registered in the proper offices of Record in the Statos of South Carolina and Georgia, no hereby cive notice that they will, on tho third Tuesday, to wit, on the twentieth day of November, now next ensuing, in the City of Charleston, in ?ho Stato of South OaroUna, at the north of the Exchbngo, at the hour of twelve o'clock Meridian, sell ot Public Auction, to the highest bidder, FOR CASH, all and singular, the premises con? veyed, by the Indenture hereinbeiore referred to, to the Trustees therein named. The sale aforesaid to take place on the said twentieth of November next, to be subject, nevertheless, to a prior lien on the premises sold, created by an Act of Assembly of the Stato of South Carolina, entitled "An Aot to aid in the construction of the Charleston and Havannah Rail? road," passed in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, the said hen being intend? ed to secure certain bonds of the said Company en? dorsed by the Comptroller-General in behalf of toe State of South Caroliua, amounting in all to the sum of five hundred and five thousand dollars, bearing an interest of six per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, aad having an arrear of interese due and unpaid of/ bout one hundred and forty thousand dollars, the prii>jlpal of said bonds being payable on the first day of March, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy seven. . The sole wil 1 be conducted by Messrs. WARDLAW & CAREW, Brokera, No. H Bread street, Charleston, S. C., and to the?e gentlemen parties desiring to pur? chase are referred for more foil and detailed information in regard to the premises. ISAAC W. HAYNE, ) EDWARD SEBRING, {Trustees. JOHN E. CAREW, j August 18 b si 4 tul WOOLS, &c. WANTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR ENGLISH AO COUNT, about 60,000 lbs of Grease Wools of all textures, and 30,000 lbs. Scoured Supers. Also 5000 lbs ?toft Woolens at 6c. por lb. ; and 5000 Iba hard Woolens 16o per lb. ; and 6000 lbs. Mixed Woolens at 4o per lb. ?B three last items subject to inspection and ready vj2ked in square bales. Apply personally, or by letter, ;0 HENRY TRENCHARD, Exchange Street, E. B , Charleston, 8. C., (Formerly Army Oloth Manufacture) s tciC,,8. A.) CONFEDERATE GREY CLOTH, 4c, O.N HAND. August 29 tuths2mo