The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 13, 1866, Page 5, Image 5

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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13, 1860. URGEST CIRCULATION IK THE STATE. URGEST CMUTRI IN THE CITY. ?B-THE LIST OF LETTRES | MAIlSriISrG- in the Fostoffioe at the j end. of eaoh weelc ie published of?i- | cially in TH IS D AIL Y NEWSj every EViday xriorninK LOCAL MATTERS. THE WEEKLY NEWS.- The weekly editfon of Tina NBWS will bo regularly issued overy Sunday morning, and will contain all tho latest telegraphic j news, the latest ship and commercial news, as J well as a gteat variety of iutorosting reading mat? ter. A# persons in tho city desiring it left at their j houses, will please hand in I hair names at our office. Advertisers will do well to take advantage of the large circulation of this issue, as we will J continue to send a large number of copies through? out the country gratis, until our subscription list shall reach a satisfactory number. 'THE LEGISLATURE. -We are requested by tho President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, to state that the Houses over which they respectively preside will assemble and be called to order at 7 P. M., on Monday, the { / 26th inst. No hour being named by the Constitution, this . bas boon selected, as it ia believed to be the most convenient and agreeable to the members of both | brandies of the General Assembly. Charleston, November 12, 1866. o' TEE RAIN.-On Sunday night we were visited by a very heavy fall of rain, which has completely squelched the dust for a few days. It came, how? ever, rather mal apropos for the convenience of some people. Several of the' oburches were ie opened that night, after a long intermission, and were all well attended; but the down-coming rain, we fear, distracted the attention of many fair hearers. East Bay now presents the appearance ?f a vast quagmire, and it requires comet man? agement to cross that Slough of Despond without being mired. The vehicles that always throng that street have stirred up the mud to the consis? tency of mush, and the stones that aro piled so temptingly on either side make us sigh for the . days of pavements, and pray most fervently that the coming of the new one may be hastened. o ^ CURBSTONES.-We aro pleasod to notice the improvement of the curbing now being perfected on East Bay. Neglect and ill usage had caused many of the stones to give way, while others had entirely lost their former proportions. By direc? tion of the, city authorities workmenv are now engaged in restoring these stones to an upright position, and ia other respects improving the condition of the sidewalk. This will afford a great protection to tho pavements, as in some places they were partially submerged by every heavy rain. As an initiative step we can look forward with some degree of hope to the time when not only the streets but the sidewalks of this busy thoroughfare , will be again paved. It is a consummation most devoutly to be wished for. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE,-Mr. EMANUEL, an old and highly esteemed merchant of Marion C. H., fell from the pla'tform of tho baok car on tho j Northeastern Railroad last Saturday night. Thc train was in motion, and the shock of the fall in? jured him so severely (some of his ribs being * broken, besides other internal injuries'received) that he died soon after. He WBB on his way homo at the timo, having just returned from a visit to tlda city. QUICK PASSAGE.-The fine Al new steamship Sea , Guli, DUTTON Commander, arrived in Baltimore on | Sunday in fifty-five hours. The steamers of Messrs. COURTENAY & TRENHOLM'S new Uno aro all swift I vessels, making average voyages, inside of sixty | hours, which is a great advantage to shippers. ? Q ' PROVOST COURT.-This Court still exorcises jurie-1 diction over tho Sea Islands, and as many planters, j resident of the city, aro interested in its proceed? ings, we append tho time and place of its sit? tings : On Saturday, the 17th, it will bo held at Mr. JABEZ WESCOAT'S house, on Edisto ; on tho 27th at Rockville, Wadmalaw Island, and on the 3d De? cember at Secessionville. Maj. D. T. COBBIN, who ? long had charge of the Court in this city, is the presiding officer. SOUTHERN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL.- I "We have received by mail the October number of j this valuable Journal of Medicine and Surgery, published by Mr. E. H. PUGHE, Agu&ta, Ga. Dr. JOSEPH JOKES has retired from the editorial ?hair, and the journal is now edited by L. A. DUGAS, M. D., DESAUSSUHE FOED, M. D., and W. H. DOUGHTY, M. D.; the two first of whom are Pro? fessors respectively of Surgory and Anatomy, and j the lost Assistant Professor of Materia Modioa in the Medical College of Georgia. The journal ia gotten up'in good stylo, and wo tako it for granted j that the sense is " equal to the appearance. Tho I contents of tho prosent number aro :-"Report of Wounds of Large Joints;" "Treatment of Pneumo? nia;" "Suggestions to the Medical Department C. S. A.," by Dr. E. PEYRE POBCHER; "Gunshot | Wound of the Spinal Cord;" "Report on Primaiy I Resection at tho Knoo Joint," by SAMUEL LOGAN, M. D; "Transactions of Varions Modical Societies;" | ''Bibliographical and Neurological Notices," and | "Miscellaneous Matter." WHTLDEN'S JEWELRY STORE.-This eetablish mont, at the oornor of King nod Boaufain drools, has recontly boon fittod up in new and excellent I style, and nov/ offers superior attractions to tho ladies and tho publio in gonoral. Tho show casos on tho counter and thoao again?t the wall ait) of magnificent plato glasei, in olegant silvcr-platod framc3. Tho floor is covered with beautiful oil oloth from tho houso C. D. CARR & Co., and the coding has boen adorned with oxquieite ornament? al painting iu the artistic style of Mr. HEITMAN. Among tho many boautiful arlicloB that delight tho oyo and tompt tho purao that aro hero dis? played to viow, aro onamollotl and inlaid gold watcho3, rich jowolry and ailvorwaro, lino cut-glass waro and vases, gold bound toa and dinner sets of tho best French china, and all tho other thousand and ono attractions of a jowolry aud crockery blore combined. Mr. WILLIAM G. T.Ynnd>EN ona Mr.' 8. H. BBOWN, tho two mombors of tho firm, aro among our mo3t rospootablo and most enterprising merchants, and wo can wish them no greater good thin to havo all tho BUCCG?S which they deserve. MARVELLOUS BEYOND PRECEDENT-Is tho offoct of Bozodonl upon the whole economy of tho mouth, keopingfctko gums rosy and hoalthy, tho tooth in porfeot order, giving to 'the breath a balmy frag? rance. tus2 j THE FIRE LOAN ACT.-After ? lengthy di aion, thia Act received the sanction of the Council some months back, and since that active steps have been taken by the Committ perfect its arrangements and to bring it bofor ?public at,an carly da}'. Yesterday morning Commitfcoo especially appointed by Council foi purpose met at the City Hall, aa by previoui tico. A large number of applications for loni rebuild were presented by tho Clerk and cons ed. The list of applicants would have been r, larger if tho notice had been more gene known, but from the desire already displayei our citizens to avail themselves of the provh of tlu's Act, there is no doubt of its cflicaoy. Tho bonds aro oasiljj negotiable at a corni tivoly small loss to tho holder; far leas indeed if ho paid tho rate of interest usually charg?e borrowod money. No city needed aid to rel its wasto places moro than Charleston, for havo suffered more in a poenniary sense; an spite of the opposition of n few prejudiced pers it will ba Boon that tho bonds will be eagerly soi for oven as a simplo invostmont. Thourisiglitly walls and Btaoks of chimneys t have so long been an eye-Bore and a compara impediment to progross, will, rapidly disapp and tboir places bo supplied with fino residen This is the time for enterprise and energy to other oitioa have profited by Buch, loans, and h formed stock companies to build theatres, oj houses, &c. Charleston should not be ?e?t beb; and if our loading capitalists woro to make usc their funds for this purpose, it would ultimately far^ toward attaining tho end in view, viz : tho building of the city. Atlanta, Columbia, and ot Southern cities, that have been devastated by enemy, have acted speedily in this matter, and result will testify to their good sense. The great want at present it material, the qu tity of bricks on hand not being sufficient to build any large portion of the city, Brick ya were, before the war, plentiful in this vicinity, t it would not roquire much outlay of capital commence operations, especially if tho demanx so great as is represented. Persons desirous of availing themselves of t opportunity to borrow money are notified by ' Clerk of Council to filo their applications as ea as practicable, in order to facilitate the buBinc MAYOB'S COURT, November 12.-A colored Jt was arrestod for blocliing up the gangway o wharf with his mule, and interfeiing with the ; fice when they endeavored to remove it. He ph not guilty, bnt the Court thougfit diff erently, 8 chai'gcd him $5. The Hotel do Ville is fast becoming poplar, a boarders apply nightly. One of these made '. appearance, and was dismissed with the advice get work. i A disorderly female, who rojoioed in tho nai of LAWLESS, came to grief by her lawlessness, a was consigned to outer darknoss for fivo days pony up a 15. Another wished to repose her weary head in t Alms House, and her modest request was grant* A bold Fenian deliberately threw himself outsi of several glasses of whiskey. This exertion car ed him to fall in aftrance on the sidewalk and .wake up in the barracks-consequence, $5. Henry Wilhams (colored), an old offender, w indicted for trespassing and for highway robboi He was turned over to the tender mercy of the t teotives. Two Bacchanalians got on a glorious c howl,-and then laid down on the sidewalk like t babes in the wood. This is not an age of i manee, and tho night hawks having no leaves, ci ried them to a more secure resting place, whi cost the illustrious pair $5 each. Another Jeen whose brain was fuddled with two much work ai only two drinks, was found industriously endoa oring to keep a door step steady by setting on He could not preserve'the balance, and was weig ed in the scales and found wanting. It took a V settle his equilibrium. An African embroglio occupied much time, ai created some amusement for the learned Coui Three hopeful Boions of Congo were playing card when the host missed his pooket book. Not kno1 ing on whom to fix the guilt, he applied to a fo tune teller, who designated the lightest colored i the thief. His blacker confreros marched him : triumph to tho Guard House, but were astoundf when tho Mayor politely informed them that tho evidence was not worth a cent, and discharged tb fight-colored individual. His wife, who was char; ed with stealing by tho same astrologist, was tun ed loose from limbo. Alexandor Gray, who waa rather black, wt found secreted in a coal cellar and brought I Court by the irate house owner. As Alexand? confessed his hidden fault, ho was tarnod over t a magistrate for proseoution. A small black boy, who was riding a big horst ran over an old man and was charged'$5 for th exorcise. THE MILLS HOUSE STABLES.-Messrs. DEIOHEN . BAIEB, the proprietors of this establishment, hav reoontly brought from the North some of theflncE carriages in tho city. These are of different styles from a light elegant open vohiclo to the fashion able six Bpring brett, whioh for ease and comfor cannot bc surpassed. Tho trimming and un holstery work is of the bost and moa substantial description, and tho spring are of tho latest pattorn, entirely obvi?t ing the disagreeable jolting often oxperioncod They have also roceivod some new baggagi wagons and sovoral pair of fino ?jorthorn horses This firm not only attend to tho business of tin Mills Houso and Plnnters Hotel, but aro folly pre parod to furnish private parties with whatever thoj may desire in their line. Their liberality and in togrlty is woll known, and tho largo patronage they receive provoB that tlioy are not vain suppli? cants for publio favor. TUB ESE AND EAB.-Those who aro suffering from deafness ordisoaBO of tho oyo should go and consult Dr. GABDUSB, tho skillful oculist and aorist. Vie oonsidor bim tho best oporator on tho oyo and oar in this country. He haB made op thalmio and aural surgery 1\?B study for yoars in ifurope and this country. Tho Doctor can bo con? sulted daily at Parlor No. 13?, Charleston Hotel. COHNS, BUNIONS, ila.-Wo donu-o to bring to the notice of all who aro troubled with thoso disagrooa blo and painful companions tho card of Dr.' Luo I'OLD, Surgeon Chiropodist, who has located at Mrs. FINNEY'B boarding house, No. 190 King strcot. Wo submitted OIUMCIVCS to his professional skill yesterday, ' when wo were suffering ?overo pain, and on examination immediately proclaimed bc would make a cure. The operation wai; without pain or any disagreeable fooling whatover, and ii the Dr. doos not effect a permanent euro, ho has at loast relieved us, so that wo can walk without thc slightest inconvenience. TUE CHARLESTON HOUSE.-TO iftCtiea parcimamg dry goods for their country friends, Messrs. S ro LL, WEBB & Co. will guaran too to furnish {.hom wi ti a larger variety to solbct from than any houso in t ho city; also, to soil all articles at as low prices as they can bo had anywhere. Will furnish paolnng ceses, any size, free of charge; will talco special caro in paoking and shipping any orders entrusted to them, and will assure all that will call at thoir storo of every aooomuKK?Q?x*n and every attention, * /AUCTION SALES. ? 'UK, Hoop o/r i iva ct ?i McKAY & CAMPBELL, Cash Auction House, No. 55 Hascl street, Opp. New Posto/?ce, Will soil THIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock, Casos DAMAGED GENT'S GAITEES, FLANNELS, DRILLS. I ALSO, DRESS GOODS.-Glace Checks, English Merino, Black and Wlute Checks, Plaid Alpacas, Vest Patterns, Lace Gimp Galoons, Gray Undershirts and Drawers, Ladies', Gtut's and Children's Hose and Half Host!, Towels, Pock? et Hdkfs, Flax Thread, Gloves, kc, kc. TAILOR'S GOODS.-Super Silk Mix CASSIMERE8, Stool Mix and Biack Doeskins, Black Broadcloth, Fancy | Cassimeres and Tweeds, super Black and Fancy Satti nots, Sleeve Linings, Can ass, Black Velvet, Kentucky J I Jeans, Cottouadetr, fee , kc. i RIB PONS AND MILLINERY.-Fancy Plaid and Solid Colored Ribbons, Silk Velvet Ribbons (white odge); Fancy I Trimmed Hate, Boxea Flowers, Ladies' Kid Gloves, kc, j kc, fen. CLOTHIWG.-COAT8, PANTS, VESTS, DRAWERS, Shirts, Neck Ties, Suspenders, kc, kc HOOP SKIRTS-LATEST STYLES, 85, 20, and 25 | Springs; M?0308' and Children's Skirts, Balmorals, &c. Conditions caBh. November 13 Hutchens Spring Wagon. Baker's Bread Carl, New j Harness, Br?ndk-s and Ales. MCKAY ?SI CAMPBELL, Wo. 55 Hasel st., opposite New Postofllcc. WiU Boll, THIS DAY, in front of Store, at 10 o'clook, ONE BOTCHER'S SPRING MARKET WAGON, New York mako Ono Bakor's Spring Cort, with cover Two Sots Now Double and Single Hanums Thirteen cases Plaet k Castellion and Honncay Brandy j and Wines I Genuine Scotch Ale. Conditions caBh. November 13 Furniture of a Family Ifcoiinina Housekeeping. MCKAY & CAMPBELL I Will sell, TO-MORROW, at 10 o'clock, at residence, cor? ner King and Vandorhornt streets, north side, PARLOR FURNITURE-Marble-Top Tables, Sofas, ' Rocking Chairs, Hair-Scat Chairs, Mirrors, Engravings, Carpot, fee, Oil Cloth in entry and stairs, fee, kc. j DINING ROOM-Extension Table, Cane-Seat Chairs, Side Tables, Moat Safe, leo House, Dinner Sot Crockery, Breakfast and Tea Sets, Knives and Forks, Glassware, &c, fee. CHAMBER FURNITURE-(15 rooms), consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Washstands, Mattresses, Pillows, Bed Sheets, Comforts, Spreads, Towels. ALSO, CARPETS AND MATTING of Bod-Room. KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Range, Kettlos, Pots, fee, fee. ' Conditions cash. November 13 , Sugar, Candles, &o. BY HENRY COBIA & CO. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, in front of our store, wUl be sold, 20 Obis. CLARIFIED SUGAR 50 box^e Candles 20 boxes superior Starch i 20 boxes Tobacco. Conditions cash. November 13 Hams, Hams. BY HENRY COBIA & CO. THF?! DAY, at IO o'clock, in front of our store, will be sold, 10 tes. Sugar-cured HAMS 250 sugar-cured Hams. Conditions cash. , Novembor 13 Pure Leaf Lard. BY HENRY COBIA ty Co. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, in front of our store, will be sold, 10 tierces) 20 kegB > Warranted Puro LEAF LARD. 18 tuba ) Conditions cash. November 13 BY R. & A. P. CALDWELL. THIS DAY, the 18th, will be sold at our Store, No. 00 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, CHOICE BACON STRIPS . Choice Bacon Sides Kegs Goshen Butter Kegs Leaf Lard B?rrela Brown Sugar Barrels Rye Flpur. Conditions cash. November 13 J i Positive Sale of Valuable Real Estate. BY R. & A. P. CALDWELL. -\ On TUESDAY, the 20th instant, will bo sold, at ll o'clook. near tho Old Custom Houoo, Those valuable three-Btory BRICK STORES, NOB. 1 and % on the north aide of South Atlantic Wharf atreot, formerly occupied by Mesara. Rhett fe Robson. These Stores, having entrances on both North and South Atlantic Wharf streets, possess great advantages for the storing of gooda, and are so well known as to re? quire no further description. Condi lions-Ton thousand dollars cash; balance in one, two and three y oars; property to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. November 13 Desirable Furniture, sold on account cf a Family Declining Housekeeping. W. Y. LEITCH ?Si lil. g- BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be aold on THURSDAY, 22d instant, in Smith \ street, two doora from Calhoun, Tho cnliie HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of a family de? clining housekeeping, CONSISTING IN PABT OP : BEDSTEADS, Bureaus, Criba, Marble Top Stande, Carpets, Mattings, Clocks, Hair Spring Mattresses, Sofa Bottomed and Cane Chairs, Tab.cs, Book Case, Hat Rack, Velvet and Hair Seated SofaB, What-Note, Looking Glasses, Cooking Stove and Range. ALSO, A large aaflortment of CROCKERY, worthy Ute atten? tion of housekeepers. f Conditions cash. Articles to bc removed on day of aale. tuwth? November 13 Desirable Small Houses, Eligible Vacant Lots. BU B. MCCALL. / I On THURSDAY, tho 15th inst, at ll o'clock, uor(h of the Old Exchange, wUl be sold, All that LOT OF LAND on the north side of Inspection street, measuring 37 feet front and 115 feet deep, together with tho neat two-story Residence of 4 upright rooms, pantry, dressing rooms, and double piazzas, and other improvements, known as No. 20. Tho location ia desir? able, ploasant and healthy. All that LOT OF LAND on tho south side of Henrietta street, No. 21, containing 26 feet front and 100 feet deep, togethor with a two and a half story DwalUng of 4 up? right, 2 attica, dressing rooms and pantry, and otlior im? provements thereon. AU that LOT OF LAND at tho southwest corner of Line and Percy streets, measuring 31 foot front and 91 feet deep, more or less, with a two-Btory House of 4 rooms, the lower atory used aa a Store, with other improvements. Tho location ia eligible and desirable All that ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOT on thc north ?ido of Chapel atreot, next west and adjoining tho Northeast? ern Railroad Depot, measuring BO feet front and 150 feet ! deep. This Lot is much higher than tho street and sur? rounding lota, and tho earth oan bo disposed of to advan? tage, and with benofitto tho lot. The location for a Store is second to none. All that LOT, with Bricks and Materials thereon, on tho south side of West street, No. 9, moaauring 20 fnet front and 50 feet doop, auitablo for tho erection of a small house Terme mado known in futurof advertlnoment. Pur? chasers to pay B. McCall for papen;. Novembor 12 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, > COLUMBIA, October 22,1800. f TO B MIDERS A ND CONTRA CTOKS: mHE LEGISLATURE AT THE EXTRA SESSION, JL passed the following resolution: "Resolved, That ' the Governor do advortiso for eati maton of tho oost of covering tho new State House, and of fitting up therein a sufllolout number ol'rooms i'or tho usa of the Gouoral Asaombly and ita officers upon the most economical plan, aud lay thom before tho Uouao at their next nossiou." Estimates aro invited, therefore, according to a plan and apociilcation which may bo soon in tho Executlvo ornoo: 1st To enclose and finish tiwi cast wing of tito build? ing, ao os to accommodate the Legislature and its offi? cers. 2d. To cover ihe entire building and finish ono of the wings, so SH to accommodate the IjOgishitnre and its offi? cers. 3d. To enclose and finiab tho ca.';t -.vlng r.s above, and to covur the remaining walla oi.tho centre building and weet wing In addition to tho above, bidders and contractor!! may furnish plana and specifications, at their own orponso, and estimates, and thoy will bo considered: 1st. To endoso and finish (?ho oast whig, so as to aoconi modato tho Gouoral Assembly and ila officers. 2d, To oovor tho ontire building and finish ono of tho wings, ?M aa to accommodate tho General Aonembly and its offieern. 3d. To enclose and finish tho wet wing aa ahovo, and to cover tho remaining walla of tho centro building and wost wing. Thean planB and estimo tea will bo laid before the Gen? eral Assnmbly for their consid?ration. All plans, npacifioationa and estimates must bo filed In thia office by Ttt::n'ay, tho 'JMli November next, nt 12 o'clock M. JA M ES L. O RU, Governor. October 20 > Ruo DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. MN 1 AA BOUNTY.-ALL SOLDIERS WHO EN fPlHJ'U' LISTED in ItiGl, im, 18U3, 386-1 and MW, a, d served two or Carno vcarit, or were discharged on ac? count ol' woulds; and thu widow?, children or parente ol Kiicb soidiors who died in norvic**, CAN KOW QI STA Mt ONE HUNDRED DOT.LAS3 AD? DITIONAL BOUNTY AND A PENSION. All w idows drawing p?nalen? aro nov/ uni ?tied to an !u creaafl of two (lollara per month for ead) child. I have received official forms aud ina!ruction?, and e*-n settle thcBC claims without delay ir uinimauta ?ill call nt once. No fees roquirod in advance. Puroona residing at a, distance can lu; ve Ilia nocoB?r.ry papers sent thom on application by lotter. Address T. "HURLEY, U. B, Licensed Claim Agent, No. 100 MoeUug street, Ohiuleaton, 8. O. Ovtobfjr 6u laao AUCTION SALES. Dry Goods. Clothing, Furniture, &c. ' BY taLES MAKE. THIS MpRNING, at 10 o'clock, will 1)0 sold at my 8tore, corner of King and Liberty streets, a largo and desira? ble stock of Beasonable DRY GOODS, aa follows: \ PIKOES BROWN COTTON PLANNEL Plows Englteh and American Longcloth Pieces Red and BIuo Twilled Flannol Pieces White and Soifcrino Flannel Pioces Satinet and Kentucky Jean Pieces White Plains and Farmers' Jean> Pieces All-Wool Cassimero and Scotch Tweed Pieces Woinsutta Prints, Irish Linen, Figured De Laines,. Whito and Slate Jean, Bird's-Eye Diaper, Al? paca, Poplinct, Mcriuo, Mohair, Plaid Lustre, Table ? Damask, fcc. Dozous Table Cloths, Linen TOWOIB, Hoop Skirts, 18 to ! 40 springs; Balmoral Skirls, Marseilles Quilts, Wliito nnd i Grey Undershirts and Drawers, Ladies' and Gents' Cotton and Wool Hosiery, L. C. Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Sus? penders, Neck Tics, Wool Jaekota, Kilmarnock Caps, Ladies' and Gent?' Papor and Linen Collars, Mon's Cloth and Jean Sack Coals, CasBlmero and Satinet Pants, fcc. ALGO, 6 DOZEN LEAF COTTON CARDS, No. 10. ? ALSO, SIDEBOARDS, CRIBS, fcc. Terms COBII. November 13 Groclcery, Brooms,'Buckets, dc. JAMES W. BROWS Si CO.. Will sell, THIS DAY, at their store, No. 11C East Bay, at 10 o'clock, LOT OF ASSORTED CROCKERY (Cups, Saucers, fcc.) 10 doz. Brooms -j 25 doz. Buckets 15 boxes Soap v, : 25 boxes Schnapps V 20 boxes Starch ? firkins Butter . vii. ? i ?0 boxeB Moccaroni F . 10 nesta Tube j 200 reams Paper (assorted). Cloifdltlous cash. . November 13 Furniture, Stoves, Blacking, &c. BY J. Si W. KNOX. THIS DAY, at 10>? o'clock A. M., at their Sales Booms, No.-139 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, will be s?ldj HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE .COMPRISING SOFAS, Bureau, Bedstead, Chairs, Tables : .Secretary, Moat Safo, and lot Sundries 3 Cooking Stoves 1 Office Stovo 1 Letter Presa * 1 largo Ink Stand : 6 oases OU Paste Blacking 100 dozen Paste Blocking i 2 Colt's Revolvers V800O Segar?. Furniture received np to hour of Bale. Conditions cash. November 13 Haras, Claret, Tobacco and Snuff. BY BRUNS Si BES. ,W111 bo sold, THIS DAY, in front of our store, No. 7b East Bay, at 10J? o'clock, 6 TIERCES .HAMS 15 boxes Claret 5 bbls. Smoking Tobacco 2 bbls. Snuff. November 13 Apples, Onions, Condensed MUk, Pickles, '4c. BY ISAAC E. HERTZ Si CO. TUM MORNING, at 10 o'clock, will be Bold at our Store, .-. No. 201 East Bay, corner of Cumberland ?lrcet, 40 birreta Ano APPLES 20 caaes Condensed Milk 10 cases Whito Onions 8 barreta Dried Apples Cases Pickles Cases Smoking Tobacco . 10,000 Segars, assorted brands. Terran cash. ; _November 13 Dirwt Importation from Cv?a-260,000 choice Se U Wine, Brandy, Rum, Guava Jelly, &c. HT CLIFFORD Si MATHEWES, . At Store No. 71 East Bay. Will be sold TO-MORROW, tho 14th instant, at ll o'clock, THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN AND FAVORITE BRANDS OF BEG ARB, fcc. : - 25,000* ING?NER?OS . 10,000 Regalia de la Reina 3,000 Regalia Chica, 10,000 Media Regalia Butanica ' 80,000 Media Conchas de Regalia , 70,000 Londres 50,000 Media Regalia. ' th?;above are branded "Young America," and ted by F. Loper & Co., Segar Manufacturers in Havana.' 800 gallons SHERRY WINE, in casks from 15 to 62 gal I . v iona each ' 285 gallons Jamaica Rum, in casks from 22 to 62 gallons .each., J" 100 galleras Brandy, in casks from 25 to 32 gallons each 12 half pipes beet Catalonia (Claret) Wine, 62 gallons each 60 bags Havana Smoking Tobacco. 60 to 75 lbs. each 6 boxes White Sugar, 480 to 600 lbs. each 1 box assorted Spanish Chocolate 12 cases Holland Gin, in bottles 200 dozen assorted Guava Marmalade and Jelly 6 kees Spanish Olives. Will be sold in lots to ault purchasing, and articles to be removed immediately after the sale. The above aro imported direct from Cuba, and the at? tention of dealers 1B called to tho same. Terms cash. X?pTho Savannah Republican, Augusta Constitution? alist, Atlanta Intelligencer and Columbia Phoenix will in? sert three times, overy other day, and send bill to C. & M. November 13 Extensive Stores, Lot and R?sidence on Business Part of East Bay. BY CLIFFORD Si MATHE WES, Real Estate Agents, No. 31 l-'i Broad Street. On TUESDAY, 20th November, at ll o'clock, at the Old Custom House, will bo sold, All that well-known BUSINESS'STAND and valuable ! LOT OF LAND, with tho extensive STORES and WARE 1 HOUSES, Dwelling of six rooms, and outbuildings there? on, known as No. 73 EAST BAY, being on Ute wost : side, between Tradd and Elliott streets, and extending from East Boy to Bedon's Alloy, with entrance from each, having a front on East Bay of thirty-eight foot eight inches, and a depth of three hundred and twelve feot six inches to Bedon's Alley, and a width on tho samo of thir? ty-five foot six inches. The above location ls one of tho best for business on East Bay. Possession of the Stores nnd Lot can be given immediately. - Terms.-One-half cash; balance in three equal instal? ments of four, eight and twelve months, with interest, and securod by bond and mortgago of thc property. Pur? chaser to poy CLIFFORD & MATHEWE8 for papers. November 10 Mules, Horses, Furniture, &c. at Auction. BY SMITH Si MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneers, No. 87 Broad Ht., South Side, Near State st. I TO-MORROW, 14th inst,, at 10>? o'clock, in front of their office, Several MULES, HORSES, Carriages, Buggies, Fur? niture, fino Revolvern, fcc. Furnituro, Horses, Mules and Vehicles rocclved up to j tho hour of solo. N. B.-Parties desirous of availing themselves of our Wednosday salon aro requested to notify us on Mondays or Tuesdays if convenient November 13 SIXTY FINE MULES FOR SALE. . Tho Kalmia Mills Company, having no further use for thair Teams, will offer for salo (at their Works on the South Carolina Railroad), eight milet from Augusta, Ga., on the FIRST TUESDAY in December, SIXTY (60) FINE, MULES and TWO (2) HORSES, With LOG CARI'S, WAGONS, HARNESS, fcc, fcc Moot of these Mulo? were brought from Kentucky last winter, and are verysuperio? animal?; thoy aro all in oxcollont order, after working liard the entire summer. Tbore is uo finer lot of Mules in tho coiuitry. Terhis cash. BENJAMIN F. EVANS, President Kalmia Millsto fl?" Augusta Constitutionalist, Havannah Republican, Macon Telegraph, and Montgomery Advortisor, publish daily till 25th instant, and epa? hill to this otlko. November 12 ?M-wMenin ita?ismmm?m?mmaesammwKnmaatfi&waxa FIRE LOAN. MAYORALTY W CHARLESTON, ) On-/ Ilia, November !), 130?. ] ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN T HE Burnt Districts and Wanto Piucos of tho City, un? der "An Act ol' the Gonoral Assembly, giving authority to the City Council of Charleston to proceed in tho mat tor of a Fire Loan, with a view to ?lid in building up UK) City anew," aro hereby notifiod Unit tho form of appli? cation for loans cnn bo obtained nt tho omeo of tho dork of Council, between the hours ot' Si A. SI. and 2 P. M. All applications must bc flied in the above mentioned offico, as tho Committee will mact every Monday to con? sider tho samo. Dy order of the Mayor. W. fl. SMITH, Noverabor 10 Clerk ol' Council. SURGEON CHIROPODIST, (FROM -NEW OJILEAN,.*,) EESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF , aiii'rlcstoii Ihnlho hus arrived lind is prepared to euro CORNS, BUNIONS, INGROWING and DISEASED NAILS LARGE i OINTS, and all diseases of thc human foot. His experience, in lita profession of eleven yoars will cu'irnutoo successful treatment, without pani or drawing blood. He may ho consulted at his ofiice, in Mrs FINNEV'S BOARDING HOUSE, No. 190 Kiug-st., from 9 A. M. lo 1 P. M., and from 2 P. M. to 6 P. Mi Per? sans desiring ullenlion ac leen' residences will bo ac? commodated by giving one day's notice November l'? C ??1 mm MOS Ol' SUPERIOR COFFEE, J/"ARUAWED OUIJA GROWN, OVER TWO YEARS \ OLD, and lo have boon fifteen monthB in tho pod boi'oro being shelled. For aale by A. J, GONZALES, No. 76 East Bay. November 10 f. AUCTION SALES. Hams, on Account of the Underwriters and all Con earned. BY LAURE Y R& ALEXANDER. THIS DAY, the I3th instant, will be Bold in our Store, No. 137 Eaet Bay, at 10 o'clock, on account of tho un? derwriters and all concerned, 7 TIERCES EINE SUGAR-CURED HAMS, I Damaged on board steamer-, on voyage of impor ! tation from New York to this port. Conditions caBh._November 13 Sutler, Bacon Strips, nams, Shoulders, Lard Brooms, Pork, &c ?fcc, &c. BY LAUREY Si ALEXANDER. THIS DAY, 13th inst., will bo sold, in our Store, Ko: 137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, 25 half kegs GOSHEN BUTTER 200 Now N; Y. Strips, small sizo 200 Hams, bagged and unbagged 3 boxes N. Y. 8. C. Hams, 4 boxes N. Y. S. C. Shouldors 8 barr?la N. Y. S. C. Pig Shoulders 250 Shoulders 4 tierces Turo Leaf Lard 10 barrels Primo Pork . . 20 dozen Brooms, painted handlep 4 caskB English Ala * 16 keg's Pigs Feet .10 half barrels Pork Trimmings 6 barrels Smoked Beef 200 reams Straw Paper, various sizes. A'TO, ' 1 erato ASSORTED CROCKERY. Conditaona cash. ?_November 13 Underwriters1 Sale of Gunng Bagging, Sugar, Coffee, Tin, <?<?., &e. BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER. On THURSDAY, 15th inst., wUl bo Bold in South Atlan? tic Wharf Stores, at ll o'olook, on account of the Un? derwriters and all concerned, 38 bales GUNNY CLOTH Kl bags Coffee 8 bbla. Sugar .108 kite. Mackerel 1 bbl. Lamp Blaok 3 bbla. Lamp Black 1 bbl. Salt 17 boxes Tin 1 box Soda 3 boga Coffee _ 1 package Paper 186 bunulea Paper. Damaged on board of bark-, on her voyage from New York to New Orleans, and put into this port in dis? tress. Conditiona caBh. November 13 ? Smoking and Chewing Tobacco andSeaars. BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER. THIS DAY, 13th instant, will be sold in our Store, No. 137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, 3 bbla. DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO 10 boxea Sweet 10's Tobacco 4 boxes Gold Leaf Tobacco 10,000 Segara, varioua brands. CouditiouB cash._November 13 Bacon Sides, on Account of alt Concerned. _," BY IJAUREY & ALEXANDER. THIS DAY, 13th instant, will be sold in our Store, No. 137 Eaat Ba/, at 10 o'clock, on account of aU con? cerned, OUhds. SIDES. Conditions cash. ? November 13 Blue Mixed Woollen Shirts and Umbralas. BY JOHN G.MILNOR & CO. THIS DAY, 13th instant, at 10 o'clook, will bo sold, at our auction salesroom, No. 133 Meeting street, 1 case, 9 dozen, BLUE MIXED WOOLLEN SHIRTS 3 casca Superior finished Cotton Umbrellas. Conditions cash. November 13 Pale Brandy, Old-Bourbon Whiskey and Cordial, BY JOHN G. MILNOJ? & CO. THIS DAY, 13th inst., at 10 o'olook, will be sold, at our Auction Soles Room, No. 183 Meeting-street, 10 % casks superior PALE BRANDY ? barrels Old Bourbon Whiskey, warranted a supe? rior artiolOjirom private stock 5 cases Frenen Cordial. Conditions cash. Novembor 13 Cambrics, Blankets, Soap, Ac,, on Account of Un- \ derwrUers ana ad Concerned. BY JOHN G. MILNOR ?il CO. THIS DAY, 13th mst., at 10 o'olock, wiU bo sold, at our Auction Salea Room, No. 183 Meeting-street, on ac? count of underwriters and all concerned, 1 case, - pieces, BLACK COTTON CAMBRIC . 3 pair 11-4 superior Bed Blankets 6 gross Brown Windsor Soap. ALSO, Heavy GREY BLANKETS, 8 lb. to the pair, Men's Heavy I Woollen Grey Overshirts, Men's Blue Guernsey Shirts Blue and Red Twilled Flannel, Bleached and Brown Can? ton Flannel, Blue Plaids, Shirting Snipes 2 cases assorted Satinet, Printed and Ptain, Furniture, Fancy and Mourning Printe Bleached Shirtinga, Printed Cambric Hdifs., Turkey Red and Madras Hdifs., RupiOa Diaper Women's White, Mixed and Slate Cotton Hose, Children's Grey Worsted Hoae, Children's Fancy Cotton Hoso Men's Heavy Brown Cotton and Woollen Socks, Irish* Linen, Linau Crash, Suspenders, ftc. ALSO, AN rrrvoioE, 1 case Assorted WHITE AND BLACK PACK PLNS Worsted Hoods, Nubias and Sontags Straw Hate, Shaker Hoods. Conditions cash._- _November 13 Mess Beef-To pay advances. BY T. M. CATER. Will positively be sold THIS DAY, on Brown's Wharf, at | 10 o'clocck, to pay advances, 12 BBLS. MESS BEEF. Conditions cash. November 13 130 Fifkins and Tubs Butter, Lard, Hams, Soap and Shoulders. BY T. M. CATER. Will bc sold, THIS DAY, onBrown'a Wharf, at 10 o'clook, without resorve, 130 Arkins and bibs CHOICE BUTTED, now landing 50 tuba Lard, now landing COO Choleo Kentucky Hams, unbagged, sound 400 Choice Shoulders . 20 boxes Colgate's Family Soap. Conditions cash. November 13 Set Parlor .Furniture, Box Soap^SaMes, Stoves, BY J. A. THOURON. THIS DAY, 13th in?t., at 10>j A. M., in front of my storo, No. 14 Vendue Range, 4 COOKmG STOVES, 2 Military Saddles, BridleB, box? es Soap, Mustard, dozen Brooms, set ellina, 2 sections Rubber Hoso, with Butte, in order; 1 set super Rosewood Satin Damask Furniture, consisting of 1 fine Sofa, 2 Arm Chairs, 2 Dress Chairs, 8 fancy Chaira, in good order, Bedstead, Press, Crib, together with our usual assort? ment/fall of which wiU bo sold for cash. November 13 * Furniture, Clothing, &c. BY BI. Ii. A IUI AR. TIOS DAYrthe 13th inst, at 10 o'clock, Ai M., at No. 10 Vendue Rango, A quantity of FURNITURE, consisting of Chairs, Marble Top Tables, Bureaus, Oil Pointings. AND 1 ?/? Octave PIANO/in good order. ALSO, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, Dress Patterns, and Dry Goods generally. ALSO, Ono FLATFORM SCALE (new). Conditions cash. November 13 MILLIGAN, MELCHER? & CO. Will sell THIS DAY, 13th teat, at No. 22 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, DOESKIN, Beaver and Broadcloths, Cashmeres Melton Cloth, Chevoita, Tweeds, Flush, Alpocun De Lainea, Scotch Plaids, Flannola, large Cashmere ( Shawls // Hickory, White and Crasa Linen Shirta Calico Shirta, Wool Shirta and Drawers, Hdkfs White and Slate Colored Hose and Hali'Hono Ladies' Bolte, Spool Cotton, Cutlery, Shoo Laces Buttons, Thimbles, Hair Pinn, ic, &c. 200 pounds Smoking Tobacco 10C0 Sogars. AND, One lot FURNITURE-Sofa, Mohair Rocker, Bureaus Marble Top Tables, Dining Tables Bedstoads, Mattresses, Pillows Cooking and Parlor Stovo3 _ Watches and Jewelry. _ November13 House and' I ?ti, Wewttoorlh street. BY JACOB COHEN & CO. Will bo eold at Auction, THIS DAY, 13th Novembor, at tim Exchange, at ll o'clock, AU that. LOT OF LAND, with a one-story .BRICK | BUILDING thereon, formerly used as thc "Synagogue," situated in Wentworth street, between Meeting and An-1 f?u streets. Lot 711'oct front 011 Wentworth by 103 foot | doop, moro or less. Condi tiona.-One-third cash; balance by bond and) mortgage of premises, payablo in ono and two years. Purchasers to pay for papei'B. November 13 Desirable Residence in Spring Street'! HY-JACOB COHEN & CO. On TUESDAY, 20th November, at ll o'clock A. M., at ] the north of tho Exchango, will bc 6oId, without re servo, All that LOT OF LAND, with a two-story wooden | DWELLING thoreon, situated on tho south aide of Spring street, known a-a No. 71, measuring 72 feet front by 172 j feat in depth. Tho liouso contains lbw (4) square rooms pantry and dressing room, with double piazzas and gua j fixtures complete. On (bo lot is a. cistern, a two-at?ry | wondon kitchen, lathed and plastcrafl, and ail necessary outbuildings. Torms-One-third (!?;) cash; balance in ono and two years, uncured by mortgage of tho property. Promises to bc kept; insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay ita ?'or papers November 13 JMIH in Upper Wards, IS-y JACO? t'OHEN & co. Will bc SGld on THURSDAY, 15th inst., at ll ov.?o-.*, a thc north of tho Exchange, One LOT OF LAN D at (ho cohUiwest comer of Coming and Lino otreets, Measuring 35 foot front by 120 feet deep. ALSO, Ono LOT rn northeast cornor of Rone Lano and no gard street, l<5 feet front by 90 foci in dopth. ALSO, . Ono LOT adjoining the abovo, xacaaurfng 31 feet front bv !)2 foot in dopth. Vonna cash. Purchasers to pay ua for papera, november G . tatham wtkB AUCTION SALES. Cotton em. ~ % " BY J. A. ENSLOW Si CO. THIS DAY, 13th lost, at 10J? o'olook, will be sold in front of our store, No. 126 East Bay, One COTT ON GIN, ccmtainln,? fifty saws. ' November 18. Savana Sugar and Genuin? Soiland Gin. BY J. A. ENSLOW Si CO. THIS MOBNING, at 10)? o'clock, will be sold at oar store, No. 126 East Bay, J Cases HOLLAND GIN _L_Boies Havana Sngar. November 13 Choice LJanana St\aars, Bind Impartation. BY 3. Ji, J?NSLOW Si CO. Will bo sold THIS MORNING, 13th instant at 10& o'clock, at our Store, No. 125 East Bay, C000 SUFERJOB HAVANA SEGARS, "CONCHAS" 7000 Superio;; Huvana Segare, "Londres" 3000 Superior Havana Segare, "Broras." Novembor 13 Leaf Tobacco, for account of the Underwriters and ad concerned. BY J. A. EN BLOW & CO. THIS MORNING, 13th instant, at 10WJ o'clock, will be sold, ot our Store, No. 125 East Bay, for account of the Underwriters and aU conoernud, 2 cases SMOKING TOBACCO, nlightly damaged. November 13 Mtiiogany, Logwood and Fusilo, on Account of whom it may Concern. . BY J. A. EN SLOW & CO. TO-MORROW, 14th instant, will bo sold, by Public Auction, at South Dry Dock Wharf, at ll o'clock, I? loga MAHOGANY I . - tone Logwood . . ' ,. - tons Fustic ?. Damaged, on board the French bark "Mazatlan," H. Fou vre mae ter, which put into this port in die trees whilst on her intended voyage from lah of Carmen to, Havre, and sold for account of whom it may concern, by recom? mendation of tho Portwardens and ?y order of the Frenoh Consul. November 13 BY R. St. MARSHALL. . ?>\ TO-MORROW, J.ith inst., at 10J? o'clock, Will be sold be? fore ray Bales room, No. 8ft Broad street,! One SADDLE AND DRAFT HORSE ' One large Mule Ope Buggy One Mulo and Cart H V Ono fine Saddle Nag. ? { An assortment of Furniture . AMD 'Ono handsome BRUSSELS CARPET, with Rug. Novomber 13 UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. ' Sampsons-& Baldwin vs. BonneU. Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned, at tho Old Custom House, in this city, on THURSDAY, the 15th day of November, 18G6, at ll o'clock, > 1. All that LOT OF LAND situate on the north side jot Broad street, in the city of Charleston, bounding to the north on land MOW or late of Lewin Trapmann; to tho east on land now or late of Benjamin H. Rutledge; to the south on Brood street; and to tte west on land now or late of Lewis Trapmann, measuring and. containing in front on Broad street fifty (50) feet, by one hundred and forty-seven (HTLfeet in depth ham north to south. 2. AU that LOT OF LAND situate on the south side of Short street, ba the oily of Charleston, bounding to the north on Short street, to the east on land now or late of estate of Mrs, Rohne; to the south on land of estate of John BonneU, and to the vest on land now or late of Lewis Trapmann, measuring in Iront on Short street fifty (50) feet six (6) inches, by eighty-two (89) feet in depth. 3. AU that LOT OF LAND, with tte Dwelling House and improvements thereon, situhte in the town of Black-, ville, in BarnweU District, containing 4 24-100 aorea, more or less, bounded on the north by South Boundary street; ' on the eaat and south by landa of estate of E. Lartlgue, ' I and cauthe west by the Barnwell Road. Terms-Ons-third cash; balance in three equal suooes I sive annual totalmente, with interest from 'day of sale, ' payable anncaUy,, secured by bond of the purchasers and mortgage of tho premises. Building to be insured and policy assigned. Pnrohaserti to pay/for papers. OS" Barnwell Sentinel wiR please copy once. ? JAMES TUPPER, November 10 jtathj Master in Equity. UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. Boyce vs. Executor of P. Boyce. Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned, at the Old Custom House, in this city, on THURSDAY, the 29th day of November, 1866, at ll o'clock, 1. ALL THAT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, With the buildings thereon, in Charleston, known aa "TivoU Gar? den," situate on the east side of Meeting street, and known by the number -, measuring in front on Meeting street eighty (80) feet, the same on the baok lille, and ia ?depth one hundred and forty-three (148) . feet nine (0) inoheB, bo tho said measurement more or lesa; bound? ing to the wejt on Meeting stree ;, to the north oh landa now or late of James Murphy, to tho east on lota 2 and 3, hereinafter described, and to the south on landa now or lato o? John Burk. 2. All that LOT OF LAND, situate on Nassau street, > measuring in front on Nassau street forty (40) feet the same on the back line, and in depth, on the north line, , ono hundred and forty (140) feet; two (2) inches, and on the south Imo one hundred and ihirty-eeven (137) feet Biz bichee, be tho sold measurements more or leas; bounding to the east on. Nassau street, to the north on lot No. 8, hereinafter described, to the weet on lot number 1, ' above, and to the south on laeda now or late of John ' Burk. -?..-' 8. AU that LOT OF LAND, corth of the above, meas? uring in front on Nassau street forty (40) feet, the same on the back line, and in depth an the north Une one hun? dred and forty-two (142) feet four (4) inches, and on the south Uno OEe hundred and forty (140) feet two (2) inches, bo the said measurements more or lesa; bounding to the east on Nassau street, to the north on landa lately of John Phillips, and two lota of land of O. B. Sigwald and R. F. Reynolds, to the west on lot No, 1, above, and to the south on lot last above described. A plat of t ue above three lots can be aeon at the office of the undesigned. 4. AU that LOT OF LAND, with tho two and a half story Dwelling House, together with a rango of out-build? ings, stable, &c., on the south side of Ann street, between Meeting and Elizabeth streets, and known as the resi? dence of tho late Patrick J. Boyeo, measuring in front on Ann street fifty-one feet two inc hes (51 foot 2 inches), on tho back Une fifty feet four inob.es (60 feet 4 inohes), and in depth two hundred feet (200 Soot), be the said measure? ments more or less; bounding to north on Ann street, to the east on landa now or late o? Mrs.-Carsten, to the south on lauds now or late of-McDowaU, and to the west on lands late of Rev. P. O'Neal. A plat of this lot can be seer, at the ornoo of the under? signed. 6. AU thai LOT OF LAND, with tho Dwelling House and . outbuildings thereon, situate afr tho northwest corner of Morah and Vernon streets, measuring hi front on Ver? non street thirty-one (31) feet nix (6) inches, the same on the back line, and in depth one hundred and ten (110) foet.be thc-, said measurement moro or lesa. Bounding to tho BOU th on Vernon street, to the north on. land of D. P. Landonihino, to the east on Marsh street, and to the west on land of - Brandt C. All that valuable FARM, situate on Ashley River, Charleston Neck, known by Urn No. 6 m tho division of the Farm, commonly called Harris' Farm, among the hoirs of the late Dr. Tucker Harrie, having such shape, form, and marks as ero dolinented and set forth in a plot thoreof, made by B. Q. Pinctaey, tho 26th November, 1831, bounding to tho north, on that portion of the same . Farm of Dr. Tuckor Harris aUotted to Mrs. C. B. Mazyck, to the east on tho high raid, to the south on tho portion ol tho samo Farm aUotted to tho children of Mra. (Sarah T. Simona, and to tae weat partly on the portion allotted to Mrs. C. B. Mazyck, and principaUy on Ashley River, containing atxtoon and j a half (16 YA acxos of high land, and sovonteon (17) acres' of marsh land, be tho same moro or lesa, sub? ject," ncrorthcloBB, to Buch alteration of the shape, form, und dimensions of thc said Farm as is made by a certain strip of land about thirty (30) feet in width, running aer?os tho aaid Farm in a northwardly and southwardly direction, und owned and occupied by the South Carolina 'Railroad Company; and, alao, to such further alteration of tho shapo, form, and dimensions as ia moko by a cer? tain other strip of land about fifty (60) feet in width, run? ning parallel with ondummediatoly adjoining that herein bol'oro described, and now owned and occupied by the Northeastern Railroad Comp&ny. Terms.-One-fourth caah; tho payable tn four equal, successive annual inaialments, secured by bond of tho purchaser and mortgago of tho premises, with interest from day of Bale,payoble annuaUy, Tho buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TOPPER, f November 10 etuth9 Master in Equity. UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. Brown vs. listabrook. Will bo sold, under tho direction of tho uadoraigned, at the old Custom House, oi>. THURSDAY, tho 29th day of Novembor, 1866, at ll o'clock A. M., 1. ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situate in St, Paul's Parish, CoUoton Diatrict, containing twelve hundred (1200) acres, moro or lesa; bounded north by Caw-Caw S waurn, south by lands of Thomas Farr and Lt Lo. Mel Hchomp, east by landa lato of James Sianyamc, and west by lands of Colonel Roper. 2. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND in the village ol'Sum merrilie, bounding north on landa of Carrington k Co" oud measuring on that li.no five hundred and twenty eh'htfeet; easton Young-s'.root, running from landa of sa?d Carrington down to Saw Mill Brauch ; south on Saw Mill Bunch, and west on lauds of Mrs. L. ti. GiUmore, cohffiiniugin tho whole about ten (10) seres. I Terms-One-half cash; balance in two equal, succes? sive annual inatalmcn?o, secured by bond of the pur ,-li? s'er and mortgage o? tho premises, with interest from ?.t'v of sale, povablo annually. Purchnsor to pay forpa p,,?B. ' JAMES TUPPER, Master iu Equity. NovombcrlO _stuthi) U?;DER DECREE IN EQUITY. Boittain vs. Goodrich. x Will bo sold, under tho direction of the undersigned, at thc old Custom House in tliia City, on TUESDAY, the 20lh day ot November, 1868, at ll o'clock, A. M., AU thal, LOT OF LAND situate, lying, ana boin;; on the cast sido ot' Meeting street, iu the City of Charleston, near Market street, measuring and containing on Mooting street tbi'rty-flve (36) feet more or leas, in depth ona hundred and sixty-seven (167) foot, and ou tho back line forty-two (42) foet moro or losa. Bounding north on landa of-Moses, 60Uth on landa of---, and east on lands of Charleston Gas Light Company. Tonna cash. Purchaser to pey for papers. JAMES TUPPER, Oolobecrao tutus Master iu Equity.