The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 28, 1866, Page 5, Image 5

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fJw? Imbi $ms* W^NESDA^MORNINO. NOVEMBER 28, 1860. LARGEST CIRCULATION US THE STATE. LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TUE CITY. xm-m3.su list o_h> TjTstxjeci-S iik _V____A.IlSri_SrGr in ti.? Postoflice tit the end of ouch weclc ia i>i_>jli?sli?.cl offi cially in __? Ii I. DAIIjY 3ST _KJ AV S every ITri.lay inoriiii-_.. LOCAL MATTE1-S. Thank8QI?/?_no Day.-Thursday next having been eot npnrt an a day of Thanksgiving nnd Prnycr, there will bo no issue of this papor on Friday morning, and tho Prices Current will not appear until Saturday. Advertisers will ploaso tako notico. Otrn usual commercial and marino iutolligonco will bo found on tho eighth pago of this morning's ?bbuo. The advertisements of Bteamships, steam boats, sailing vessels, "_., on tho third pago. Death of Edwaud Mottet, Esq.-Wo rogrofc to nnnounco tho demiso of this well known and esti mable citizon. 3Ir. Mottet was born in Rouen, Franco, in 1813, and carno to this city at the early ago of 15 yon.B. ITo was at first a clerk in tho old French firm of Mossrs. Petbay, Viel. & Co., and aftorwards bocamo a partner of their successors, Messrs. Tuos. J: RoaEn __ Co., and was at tho timo of biB doatb tho senior member of tho firm of Mottet, H?oiiet & Co., who succeeded tho Mesara. T. J. Rooeb & Co. During an eiistenco of half a century, tbo commercial house with which Mr. Mottet bas been asaociatod has borno a reputa tion for integrity and fair doabng that has never boen surpassed, and to which tho unblomishcd character of tbo docoasod groatly contributed. By his death Charleston has lost a usoful and influon tial citizen, and oar businoss community an ener gotic and upright membor. Anecdote of Macklin, the Actoh.-Ona night, Bitting at tho back of ono of the front boxes of Coveut Garden Thentro, with au acquaintance, ono of tho undcr-brcil box- ob!.y loungers stood up immediately before him and his person being rather large, covered the tight of tho stage from him. Macklin took uro at this, but managing himself with more temper than usual, patted tho man gontlyon the shoulder with bis cane, and with much scorning civility rerpiosted of bim, "when ho saw or beard anything that waa entertaining on tho Btage to lot him and his friend know it-for you soo, my dear sir, that at present wo must to tally dopond on your kindnosa." Wo copy this anecdote from the "Mirror of Taste," a monthly publication, devoted to tho drama, and printed at Philadelphia in 1810, merely because we soo it goiue; tho rounds of tho papers us having recently occurred with Mr. Hoiiace Gbeeley at ono of tho Now York theatres. Hion School of Chaklestox.-This ia ono of themoBt flourishing educational institutions in this city, and in fact in tho State. Giving an excel lent English and classical education for the small charge of ,10 per quarter, it ia now-, atrango to Bay, entirely solf-suatainiug. It baa now an at tendance of one hundrorl and flfty-fivo acholara, divided into four departments, according to ad vancement in tho course of instruction, as follows: Tbo first and most advanced department is under the charge of tho Principal, Mr. W. R. Kinoman, and consists of tkirty-ono boys; in the second de partment, under Mr. A. D. Simons, are thirty-fivo j boys; in tho third, under Mr. II. P. Aucucn, are forty-two boys; and in tho fourth., under Mr. F. W. Clement, aro forty-nevon boya. Among the boya of the first department the fol lowing particularly distinguished tbomselvos at tho examination which took place on Monday : In Latin and Greek-Masters A. It. Guerard, W. M. Smith and W. E. llnyno. In Mathematics-A. Dozier and J. G. Coxettor. In Drawing Maps-D. G. Wayne and W. M. Smith. In Elocution-J. B. Chiaolm. Masters A. R. Guerard and W. It. Smitb havo the best roward for tho term. The examination of tho second departmont tool place yostorday, and was principally conducted by Mr. A. D. Simons, the assistant in charge. The boya were examined in Caesar, McClintock'a Greek Lessons, Fronch, history, geography and arithme tic, and in all these branches acquittod tbemaclvos, with few exceptions, with credit to tbemaolveB and thoir toachoi". Mayob'b Court, Tuesday Morning, Novomber 27-Joseph, a descendant of Ham, and conse quently not of tho family of Joseph of chosto renown, to whom ham ?b an abomination, was up, not on an accusation either lowd or falso, but on a chargo for larceny, so woll substantiated that ho was tnrnod over to a Magistrate for prosecution. Several gentlemen, white and colored, were fined $5 oaob for puffing tho weed upon tho wharves. Wo are glad to soo his Honor inculcating the lesson that, notwithstanding tbo Civil Rights Dill and otbor class legislation of tho present Congress, colored poreons aro no better than white people, and aro liable to tho samo pains and penalties for all violations of tho law, and that punishment will be strictly enforced, although tho offenders mr.y belong to tbo favored race. Ono of the parties charged with this offence, whose namo was colored as well as himself-though of a different color, being Green-did not appear, and on being called his namo proved to bo a misnomer, as bo had taken advantage of tho night to roam upon tho green sea, where Mayors' Courts aro nover heard of. Cases are constantly occurring in tho Mayor's Court of parties being unod for throwing water out of thoir windows into tho streets, and yet no hoed is takon, and the same thing is ropoated again and again. Wo havo never known his Honor to oxotiHO any ono for this offence, and ho is right, for it Is tho result of unpardonable negligence, and should always bo punishod. It happons some times, and in fact not unfroquontly, that the offonco is committed without tho cognizance of tho party who' has to pay the fino; but one or two fines, at furthest, gonorally provonts it boing committed again at the same place. Two dollars was the prioo ohargod yesterday for tho privilogo of water ing the stroets. Augustus and Ellon, a hero and heroine of the unbleached Amorioan pattern, were up for making Bonnott'fl Mill the scono of thoir pugnacious ex ploit?. After listening to sovoral entertaining ac count, of tho combat, tho Mayor fined Augustus $5 for his flagrant breach of tho laws of chivalry and politeness, as well as open violation of the eity ordinances, and discharged Ellon as an outraged damsel. Two white persons and ono colored Individual who had been furnished free lodgings for the night were discharged, it being broad day. A bull, a steer and three cows, being at largo on the streets, had, with muoh bowing and soraping, off-red a horn to the pouers-by. Their politeness was con.traed into au ins cdt and an injury, and i ?. i . . . ..,..., ? . . ? v ? ? ? - . _.__ ..'..'? , thoy wore taken up by tho polaco and lodged in the Guard llouso. Tho poor dumb brutos, not being ablo to explain thcrasolvcs, wcro unod $1 oach. Had Mayor Hoi-."man ventured to inilict auch a penalty undor like circumstance?, ho would doubt le?- havo received a lengthy letter from the President of tho Humano Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. Court of Equity.-Chancello. Johnson wa? en gaged yesterday in hearing at Chamber- the caso of Horljjeck vs. St. Philip'? Church, which was ?ubmittcd to him by consent of both parlies. This caso involve? tho Interpretation of tho leases, by which a largo amount of land in thi? eily, known a? tho ghbe lands of St. Philip's Church, is huid. A largo number of these lenses have expired, and tho lessees, having applied for a roncwnl of thom, a question ha? arisen as to the covenants rolathig to the ronownl; tho Church maintaining that upon each renewal a Uno is payablo equal to two years' rout, agreed upon at tho preceding renowal; the lessee? contending that the Uno is to bo baBod upon the rent fixed in the first lease, made to them by the Church. The caso was argued at great length and with great ability by Gen. Jas. Simons, for complainant, and by C. Riciiaiidson Miles, Esq., for the Church. Tho caso, wo undorataud, will ho taken to the Court of AppoalB. Wo leam that tho Chancellor loavos this morn ing for Columbia, to attend tho Court of Errors. n.*.YNE Street Hat-idly Fillino Up.-One by ono the doscrtcd haunts of trado aro resuming their former lively [character. Entering Hnyrtc stroct from Meeting-street, wo first find at the well-known corner stand tho thriving ho uro of W. T. Buroe & Co., which has hoon doiug a splondid | jobbing business this fall. A. Ok Goodwin, latch in Meeting-streot, now occupies a largo and hand some store, brim full of hats; but although ho sots groat atoro by hi? hatB, ho is not indisposed to part with them for a consideration. Noxt conies the old I house, lately rc-oponcd, of Johnston, Crews & Co., ! largoly visited by all its old frionds from tho iutc ! rior. John S. Fatrly & Co.'s now fancy goods es tablishment, occupying tho centro of tho tinco I now stores, lins already mado a fair namo for it self. Hastie, Calhoun & Co., burnt out last fall, j aro refitting their now atoro iu aplcudid stylo, and will movo in thoir hoavy and well-solcctcd Btock of hardwaro, saddlery and belongings in a few days. Tho next storo, No. 35, has been taken by A. H. Abrahams & Sons, who havo moved in within tho lost few dajB, transferring their largo auction and commission business, lately transacted on Vendue Rango, to this moro central locality. Next wo havo ono or two unreconstructed stores; then two that havo boon rebuilt, but still await tenanta. The woll known hut houao of Mr. F. Horsey (formerly Horsey, Auten & Co.) noxt presents it_olf to our notice. Mi'. H. has done a fair busi ness this fall, and desorvedly so, for no ono kcepB better hat? or attends to hishusincas moro closely. The adjoining Btore, formerly occupied by Hatx land, Stevenson & Co., ha8 recontly been taken by Pratt ?t Wilson Brothers, who carry on a large who1o-_lo drug business. W11. Hariial has oponed a soddlory and harness business at No. 17, opposite tho Daily News Head ing Boom. Next wo como to Wat. r. Bussell ?t Co., who offer sashos, blinds, and oU tho various etceteras requisito in the honsc carpenters' business. A. H. Bn.UTE ?t Co. still do a largo loathor and shoe fin?ling businoss at their old stand, at No. 13, vis-a-ois to our present placo of writing. W11. G. WmxDEN & Co.'s jobbing and wholosalo ciokeryware houso comos noxt in order. Thia house has boon doing a smashing business almost over since it openod, a year ngo. [Wo have no al lusion to the crates full of broken china wo so oRou seo hauled from their doors.] Chas. II. Moise ?t Co. havo moved from their former stand to No. 9 Hayno street, whoro thoy will bo haopy to servo all their friends and cus tomers. Mr. II. H. Williams, of old hat firm, has recent ly removed to No. 7, whoro tho hatles- can find their desideratum. Wedd ?t Saoe occupy tho next building. Of No. 1 and No. 3 wo need say nothing. Who has not heard of Geo. W. Williams & Co., and all tho good aud useful things thoy kindly offer to their fellow-citizens ? Our friends at the corner ? (eidre nous, bo it Baid) havo boon doing a splendid business over sinco tho closo of tho war. Coming up on tho other sido we first find the c.Ll house of D. F. Flemtno ?t Co., nt their old stand, still exerci8ing tho eamo fostering enro on tho un derstandings of tho people; in other words, they offer the best boots and shoes in the market. Messrs. Albee ?fe Warren offer paints, oils, lamps and glass lo all who stand in need of such material. Passing tho extensive Charloston Hotel stables, wo come to Nos. l8 and 20, tho hoad contre of light and intelligence in this community. Modesty J..r bida our mentioning that we havo reference to tho building occupiod by tho Charleston Daily News, and tho Reading-room, in the adjoining loca'c. Jj. Chap?n & Co., tho old carriage houso of Charleston, commands our mxt attention. L. C. & Co. aro also in tho drug Uno, and, liko good Sa maritan?, will administer as much physio to thoir friends as the latter may bo willing to Btand. VniitsoN <~ Co., tho old clothing houso ('tis not tho clothes that aro old, but the houso, or rather tho firm), aro next in our way toward tho Charles ton Hotel. St. Mark's Tonaorial and Abluvial establishment calla out its "Sislc Viator," but wo hood not tho romonBtrance, and pass to Mr. A. S. Hull, at tho corner, undor the hotel porch, a filling placo for tho traveller, for hero ho will find ai?lablo enter tainment. Of the Charloston Hotel itsolf, this is not the placo to spoak. Who has not heard of tho famous old hostolrio, and its princoly landlords, White St, Mixer, tho boat caterors in all tho land ? Aro not thoir praises in the mouths of all hungry way farers ? Tho houso is full at prosont, everybody boing anxious to atop at the ologantly and com fortably new furnished houso of which thoy havo hoard so much. ADvimTiSDio.-Mr. Robert Febouson, an Eng lishman, author of "Swiss Mon and Swiss Mountains," has written a book about bia rooont travels in the United States, "America During and After the War." Mr. P. is vory much of a hero worshipper, and his standard being very m odor a to, he finds no difficulty in filling his niches to any ox tent. He carno ovor tho seas, and saw America in a pair of tho host Radical spectacles, and things generally bear a colored Ungo. Tho following tribute to our advertising ontorpriso is not bad : Tho dead-wall advertising ?truck our traveller oddly: "The great advertisers in America scorn to con fino themsolvos to newspapers; thoy stamp thoir advertisements on tbe face of nature, so that not only ho who rons may read, bot must road who thor he likes or not. Evory prominent rook, not only in the White Mountain district, but along tho beautiful banks of tho Hudson, and in every placo whoro travollors most congrogato, is carefully painted in largo letters with tho name of some spooifio or othor-the most porsiatontlv obtrusivo boing the 'Plantation Bitters' and 'So-odont.' a oroparation for the tooth. If you stand by the i'rotllo Mountain to gaze on the wonderful old stone faco, your eye Is arrested by 'Drake's Plan tation Bitters;' if yon pause by the Eoho Lake to liston, yon are met by invitations to "Try the Sozo dont,' - 'And echo replies, O, dont,' "wrote a wag . I uiulemeath. Tho greatost hit in tho advertis ing uno was mado by tho proprietors of tho former on tho occasion of tbo celebration of Iudo pendenco Dav in Boaton, when, as usual, there was a grand displav of firoworka, and all Boston waa thcro to boo. "-Clio final tableau lind just died away in darkness when, in a moment, bolaro tho specta tors had time to turn away thoir oves, another aho?.v_r of many coloicd Haines lighted np tho sky, and in all tho glory of firo leaped out. tho words, 'Drake's Plantation Bitter? !' And not ill vain arc all thoso ingenious devices, if W8 may trust tho state ment put forth by tho proprietors* of this article, that thero wcro sold during tho past year ono hun dred and Bovonty-iiinc miles ol' bottles. On my last visit to Boston there was another article called Bucliu. tho name of which met mv eyes at ovcr.v I u ru. :? i ? a I I never could see it without wondering how it was pronounced, till at last, it' I had remain ed many days in America, I should in utter despe ration havo gono and bought a bottlo, to set my mind at rest. Thoy havo too, bouk .?mes, a very quaint way of calling attention to thoir advertise ments. Thus I saw at St. Louis tho walla placard ed in very largo letters with the words : 'As pin as a Bonlwithout sin.' Drawing near with a natu ral curiosity to know what that could bo which laid claim to auch a titlo, I road in very Bmall tatton: 'The unformontcd hrcad.' " Sale of Blockaoe Runners.-Tiio Mobilo Ad vertiser of Friday, the 23d instant, contains tho following notico of tho salo of two blockade run nors: Tho woll known blockade runners Mary and Rod Gauntlot were Bold at public auction yesterday, by tho United States Marshal, Tho Mary was knocked down to Gola Martin, at tho insignificant Bimi of $_".000. She cost tho magnificent sum of ?20,000. Tho Red Gauntlot was bid in hy Mr. Charles (.'amo ron, of Now Orleans, for tbo small sum of SJ100. Sho cost about ?12,000. Tbo gentlomon who pur chased theso fino 8_o_-_ncr8 havo not yet deter mined to what uso thoy will convort thom. They havo lain in tho river, Opposite our city, sinco the closo of tho war, and tho namco of tho Marv and tho Red Gauntlet aro familiar to every Confo.1eri.to in "Dixio Luida" The lied Gauntlet was originally built for tho opium trado, but failed by a few knots to moot tho speed required, und was sold to tho Confederate Government. Chableston and Savannah Railboad.-Tho at tention of tho bondholders of tho Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company is called to an adver tisement in another column, announcing a meeting at tho Plantera and McoKanics Bank at 12 M. to day, on business of importance An Old and WELL-ArrorNTED House.-Our ad vertising columns to-day display a most tompting catalogue of good things, offered for sale by H. Gehdts & Co. Aldorman Gdbdts and bia partner, Mi*. Leseman, aro both old rcsidonts of Charloaton, have been trained to tho business thoy follow, and thoroughly undorstand tho wanta of our City and State in tho arti.-lo of groceries. Their stock is very extensive, embracing wino3 and liquora of every description, Bomo of them of vory superior brands ; teas, coffees, sugars, flour, potatoes, choeso, pickles, canned fruits, soap, Bpiccs ; in fact, everything that can bo dosircd in tho most luxurious family, is hero found in abundance, and at astonishingly low prices. -o The Eye and Eab_Read Dr. Gabdneb " ad vertisement. Special to the Ladies.-At Mrs. S. J. Corcn ett's Emporium of FashionB, No. 2G3 King street, can bo found tho largest and most choice selection of "millinery" in tho city, and at tho lowest prices. Ladies buying for tho country will do well to call and oxamino boforo purchasing elsewhere. Particular attention given to country orders. * mwf AMEniCAN I_.o__-.cirv. -Foreign artisans havo not yet been able to distanco American workmen in the production of any really useful articles. Col gate ?. Co., of Now York, aro manufacturing toilet soaps, which aro not only oqual to the best importations, but Btu-pass them for dolicacy and purifying qualities. BUSINESS NOTICES. Auction Sales This Day. Mn.i_ia._-, MEi-cnr.m. k Co. "Ill coll this day, on tho wharf in roar of llio new Custom EC-iuso, nt 11 o'clock, a lot of heavy ..bailing, wrought and ca-i Iran; and at Mar ket Wharf, the sloop Zuleika. li. M. Majisiiaix will __U this day, before his sales room, No. 33 lJroad street, at half-pant 10 o'clock, furni ture, carpets, gas flit.ires, "e.; aUo, a lot of dry goods, broadcloths, _cc. Wnjic_ ._ Son will Hil this day, at thoir sales rooms, corner of State oud Chalmers streets, ut hah-pa:.t 10 o'clock, bacon, hams, soap., __e. ATiOIUW J. White k Son will sell tills day, at tho north ol' tho old Custom IIou.su, at 11 o'clock, a comfortable two etory wooden residenco In King "trcct, near South Battery; also somo valuablo property in Broad street. John 8. Ki..us will sell this day, at hin ofllce, corner of l?.-oad street nnd East Bay, at 11 o'clock, a desirable brick residenco at the northeast corner of Tradd and Ring streets; also, a small house In Smith street; also, immedlatoly boforo tho salo of real catato, some vory de sirable stock and other securities. Miles 1>u.u.r. will soil tula day, at his storo, corner of King and Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock, a largo assort mont, of dry goods, clothing, fee, N. Hunt & Son will sell this doy, in thoir storo, No. 112 Mooting Btrcet, at half-past 10 o'clock, 50 c?sea of as sorted boots and shoes. L. Bunch et Son will soil this day, at No. 506 King etreot, at 11 o'clock, mules, drays and harnoss, buggy, spring wagons, furniture, te. M. Ii. _______ will sell this day, at Mb store. No. 10 Von duo Bango, at 10 o'clock, s genoral assortment of furni ture, dry gooda, &0. McKay k Camm. nu. will continuo thoir cstenalvo cata logue solo this day at their cash auction house, No. C5 Hasel street, opposite tho new postofllce, commencing at 10 o'olock. Smith __ McGn_i_rv_uY "111 soil this day, at tho sign of tho "rod flag," No. 27 Broad street, at half-post 10o'olock, horses, mules, carriages, baggies, kc. P. II. B. Are synonymous -frith Health, Strength and Vigor. Tho secret will bo revealed by Invoating in a bottle of PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS. For salo by all Druggist*. -vT Is* .ou want I_oht B-flouTT, Pi? Crust, Muffln?, or Corn Bread, call into Heuex Bischoff k Co.'s, No. 197 East Bay strcot, Charleston, 8. 0., and get a box of Pio neer Yeast Powder, with directions, now in uso by tho boat Hotel? and Pastry Cooks In this city. November 19 m "fimo Coixeton Bn-TER? has been used for tho last fifty yoara; and reooxnmondod by all who have used it, as being the beat Bitters for Dyspepsia and all nervous dis eases. Ask for Colloton Bitters, and toko no other. November 20 mwf "Help Me, Cassius, ob I Birk I" Is tho cry of Nature, when tho healthy action of the system lo Impalrod. Nature aaks to be helped-not thwarted-and this holp, when tho organs of secretion toll to yerform thoir natural func tion.., is boat givon by MARSDENS VEGETAllLE SANATIVE PILLS, which perform their work in a gent?o manner, and involve nono of those subs?quent ill effects which aro sure to follow the uso of many of tho nos tro ma of the day. For tate by all Druggist*. KING k OA6SIDKY, Agents. GOODRICH, WTNEMAN __ CO., Agents.. Novomber 20 6 IIo-ioorATHic Medical Notice.-Drs, _1__o_x_ct __ Schlxt (of Columbus, Ga,) having permanently located in Charleston, respectfully tender thoir services to the citizens, in tho practice of Homoeopathy. Dr. O. baa had the e__p_ri___?-of fifteen years in this Behool of medicine. Office at our residence, No. 11, R. W. cornor COLLEGE and GREEN STREETS (corner of Green). Osa vet M. CI.EOKU.T, BL D... .Punur T. Bon __._, M. D. September- . ft -;. ljnr 11 AUCTION SALES. liaron, lliiiii.t und Koop, i_ BY WlLllt'U ?.t -ON. e. THIS DAY, 28th Instant, tit IO'--: o'clock, will bo wild, tit our Huies KooniH, corner Statu and Chalmers streets, 0 TIERCES HAMS 4 hillls. C'lcnr Sides 1 box Breakfast Dumm :i i".-is?l(s Prime shoulders 20 boxes Family Soap. ALSO, 00 eases ASSORTED BOOTS ?VXD BDOE& AND, A variety of WOOLLEN ?OODS, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, ?Ve. CoiulitlouH cash. November 28 Comfortable Residence in King Street, near South /?allen/. BY AltOkVBO J. "".V HITI- ?S? SOX, iii-oiicrs. Auctioneers, ?"v Heal Estate Agon??.-. Will bo Bold, TUIS DAY, tho 28th instant, a{ 11 o'clock, at the north of Old CilHtom Houso, THAT COMFORTAHLE TWO STOltY WOODEN RES IDENCE, pltuateil ou tho east Hido ol' Kiug street, second door south of Wcciii'b Court, known n? No. 28. Tho houso contains six rooms, with au additional building to tho Houtli, which could bo converted Into n Htore, with kitchen and all nciciisary outbuildings on premises. Tho lot measures 70x180, bo tho Hamo moro or less. CondiliuiiH cash, Purchasers to pay A. J. W. ?V- Sou for all ramlatta papers and stamps. November 28 Broad-slreel Propi-rlu for Sale. BY \ LOK "/.o .T. WII-TI- aXf SON, Brokers, Auctioneers and Beal Estate Agent!), Will be sold, THIS DAY, tho 28th instant, at 11 o'clock, at the north of tho Exchange, Thut valuable rungo of two story WOODEN TENE ! MENTS, in a dilapidated condition, ?iluato on tho south ! sido of Broad-utrcet, third building west of Church ? sh-eot. Tho Lot measures 39 feet front by 100 feet dei p, bo the samo moro or less, with such rights and privileges of the lilley on the east of the premises as may belong to the property. It is situated on a prominent street, und well adapted for (?tllces. Term?-Otic-half cuhIi; balaneo payable ?u onn year, seen red by bond Of Iho purchuser and mortgage ol' the Erg m?a?-, with legal tnteroat, payubio nuiwl nnnnnllr; milling?; to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for all requisite papers. November 28 (mu: roB-troia-D.! mu,i.It* \\. ni km iikhs ?. co. Will sell THIS DAY, 28th iustaut, on tho Wharf in rear of New Custom House, at 11 o'clock A. M., 1 LOT HEAVY SHAFTINGS 1 lot Cast Iron 1 lot Wrought Iron. Novombcr 28 MILLIGAN, MELCHJERS ?Si CO* Will Bell THIS DAY. 28th Instant, on Market Whorf, at li o'clock A. M. Tho Sloop 7.ULAKA, capable of carrying 20 cords oak wood, or from 1800 to 1000 bushels Itlco. Warranted in perfect order. Conditions cash. November 28 SA 1.1?'. OF GOVEHNMENT PnOPERTY. Will be sold, at Public Auction, THIS DAY, the 2.8th inst., at the Quartermaster's Stables, No. li) Quoon street, at 10 o'clock, A. M., 47 pairs CART WHEELS, WITH AXLES AND BOXES, now 2 Horses 4 Mules 4 Carts 8 sets Cart Harness, and other articles. Terms cash In Government finnis. Property to bo re moved immediately after salo. JAMES P. LOW, November 28 Brevet Lleut.-Col. and A. Q. M. BY R. M. MARSHAL.*-. THIS DAY, November 28th, at 10M o'clock, will bo ?old, before my Sales Room, No. ?13 Broad Btrcet, FURNITURE, consisting of Cane and Mohair Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Stoves, Ac, <*cc 1 handsome Velvet Carpet, as good ns new 1 Venetian Carpet 1 lot of Gus Fixtures, Globc3, Bella, kc 1 Pony, Saddle ami Bridle. FURNITURE, HORSES, kc, received until hour of sale. November 28 BY R. M. MARSHALL, No. :::* Broad street. THIS DAY, at 10*. o'clock, will bo sold, A LOT OF DRY GOODS, CONSISTOJO OF: . SHAWL?"*, ENGLISH AND FRENCH BROADCLOTHS Scotch Twccdii, Melton Shirts. AND One lot of ENGLISH WATCHES. ALSO, Ono HORSE AND CART Ono Saddle Horso. November 28 Desirable Three Sion/ Brick Residence al Auction. BY R. M. MARSHAL!.. On TUESDAY, 4th December, at 11 o'clock, will bo sold, ot the old Clinton! Houtv, That dc-lrablo TUREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on the north sido of Society-street, known as No. 30. It containa six square rooms, pantry und drenslng room. On the premiaos oro all the noeesaiary out-buildinga of brick, and a clstorn. Tho Houso la supplied throughout with gas. The Lot meaourea 45 foot front and back by 128 feet in depth, be the flomo a llttlo more or less. Tonna-Ouo-flfLh cash; balan?a by bond, payable in one, two, three and four years, with interest aeiui-uuuu ally, eccured by mortgago of tho premises, buildings to be kept insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay mo for papers. November 3d PROCLAMATION. STATE OF ROUtll CAROLINA, ) Cm ul' CnAULESTOK. J Bv PETER C. GAILLARD, Mayob. WHEREAS. AT A MEETING OF THE CITY COUN CIIj, held on Tuesday, the 20th instant, tho following Resolution was adopted : Rssolred, That tho Honorable tho Mayor is hereby re quested to recommend that on tho day sot apart by the Prt aident of the United States, namely, Uio 29th day of November, our pcoplo unite with their thankful humilia tion for mcrclcB, their recognition of His special bless ings vouchsafed to ua as a city, and cordially supplicate tho Throuo of Graco in behalf of our city aud country. Now, therefore m complianco with tho enid Resolu tion, I do hereby issuo this, my Proclamation, sotting apart THURSDAY, tho 29Ui instant, to bo observed as a day of public Thanksgiving and Prayer, by tho inhal,! t-nts ol' Charleston; and tho Ministora and the pcoplo ol tho varions religious denominations aro requested to as sembla on that day, at their usual places of worship, and, with united hoarts and voleos, offer thoir tributo ol praico and thanksgiving to tho Author of all good; and in particular for tho general health wo havo enjoyed. And that He has presorved us by His special blessing in an cntlro exemption from pestilence. And, also, to suppli cate tho Throne of Graco in behalf of our country. Given under my hand and tho seal of tho city, this [_. a.] twonty-socond day of November, A. D. ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. *W. H. S-iTii, Clerk of Council. November 23 O AKD. W. ?J*."trim BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS THAT HE HAS reoponod his 8toro at No. 80 MARKET STEJEET, whoro ho is prepared to offer to his former patrons a choleo lot of GROCERIES, selected from tho Baltimore markets. Persons wishing desirable family supplies can bo readily suited. Having received a liberal patronago botoro the uro which consumed his stock, ho hopos, by strict at tention to business, to merit a continuance of the same. November 8_lmo KIHI*. LOAN. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, ? Crrr Haxx, November 0,18416. I ALL PERSONS DESniOUS OF REBUELDENG IN T _E Burnt Districts and Waato Places of tho City, an der "An Act of the Gonoral Assembly, giving authority to tho City Council of Charloston to proceed in the mat tor of a Flro Loan, with a view to aid In building np the City anew," are hereby notified that the form of appli cation for loans can bo obtained at tho offlco of tho Clerk ot Counutl, betwotjn the hours of 0 A. M. and 9 P. M. AU applications must bo ?led in tho abovo mentioned offloe, as tho Committee will moot ever-f Monday to con alder the same. By order of the Mayor. W. H. SMITH, November 10_Clerk of Council. -taSCHARG-CD ROI.DIERS. d_1 A A BOUNTY-ALL BOIJ>IER8 WHO EN WpJLV/U "LISTED in 1861, 1862, 1863, J864 and 1865, and servod two or throe -rears, or were discharged on ac count of wounds; and tho widows, children or parent? of auch soldiers who died in service, CAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AD DITIONAL BOUNTY AND A PENSION. All widows drawl tig pensions aro now entitled to an in crease of two dollars per month for each child. I have received official forms and Instructions, and can settlo these claims without dulay if claimant* will call at once No fees required lfi advance. Persons residing at a distance can havo tho necessary papero Bent thom on application by loiter. Address T. HURLEY, U. 8. Licensed Claim Agent, No. 160 Mooting etroot, Charloston, 8. O. October 30 lmo Greenville Mountaineer, A LARGE WEEKLY, l8 ISSUED EVERY THUIU f_L DAY, at M a year, in advance. A-voi-U-omeni -Mi-ted at usual rate?. O. ?. ELFORD,*? _.,,-_, NOTember 16 O. T. T0W1O68, J ^ltoi*. ? : AUCTION SALES. City Si? Per Cent. Stock, Memphis and Charles ton Railroad Seven Per ...... Ronds, South Var othta l?titroad Shares and Stale Ronda, at Auc tion. HY JOH?. S. RIG OS. THIS DAY. the _Sth instant, at ti o'rlO-fc, at my Ofllce, corner ol' Itrcmal mill EiiHt Hay, iinmcdiutcly lieforu tho salo of Beal Estate, will tra sold. Till- I-H-I-l-OWINC- SECURITIES? TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PEE CENT. STOCK FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PER CENT. STOCK EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PEU CENT. STOCK. ALSO, TWO THOUSAND DOLLA Us MEMPHIS k CHARLES ?ON RAILROAD BKVEN PEU CENT. BONUS ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS S TATE SOUTH CAHOLINA SIX PEU CENT. BONDS (past duo) SIX (WHOLE) SHARES SO. iii CAROLINA RAILROAD SIX (HALF) SHAKES SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Conditions cash. _3_r UNLIMITED SECURITIES will bo received prc viona to tho sale. November IS Estate Stile-Desirable llriele Residence Northcott corner of Trodd and King-streets at Auction. li Y JOHN Sa UM.GSa THIS DAY, Uio 28th Instant, al 11 o'clock, al mj ollico, corner of Broad and East Iiay-etree..??, will hi Hold, That desirable three and a half (dory BUICK RESI DENCE on tho northeast corner of Etna and Trodd Htreot?, coutniuiui; nix square rooms, attic, pantry, dressing room, and all renulallo outbuildings or brici.. j The location of this valuable properly in eligible, nnd within a abort distance ol' the prineipal" bualnci- places, I nnd can ho so arranged, with sonio alteration, lor n store, j mid would make a capital "tarni for any bustnces pur ? po_c. The Lot measures one hundred feet on lung I street, by sixty-tlii-i-c feet on Tr.idd-streel, more Ol'less. Condition:.-One-tliird ca.-li; balance in one, two and : three years, with Interest payable semi-annually. The i building, to ho Insured, policy to bo ns-dguod, and jmr I chaser to pay for papers. November 28 j Smell House in Smith street, bclireen Cannon and Morris streets, at Auction. HY JOH!. S. ICK-l.S. THIS DAY, tho 28lh instant, at li o'elock, at my Otlkc, corner Broad and East Bay, will be sold. That small DWELLING HOUSE, No. 01, west aide of Smith street, between Cannon and Morris ntreels, com. I 1'ortably arranged for a small family. Lot mensural thirty-three reet.thrco luches front, and Bixty iect six I inches deep, moro or less. Conditions mado known at sale; purchaser lo pay for papers. _ Novombor 28 * Dry Coads. Clothing, de. HY M i Li-. m; a i. i_. THIS DAY. tho 28th instant, nt li) o'clork, I will nell at my store, corner of King and Liberty stree!.?., Ono of the largest assortments of DRY GOODS offered (his sossoii. Solo posilivo. PioccB RED, BLUE AND GREY TWILLED FLANNEL Pieces White Solferino and Shaker Flannel Pioees English and American Longeloth Picci-8 10-. Sheeting and l-l Browii Homespun Pieces White and Brown Colton Flannel Pieces White, Black nnd Slate Corset Jean Pieces Damask an.l Towelling Pieces Black and Colored Alpaca Pieces Dress Goods, Black Silk, IriHh Dinon, Satinet-, Jean, Cawimero, Doeskin, Broadcloth, Confeder ate Grey __?_______. A-c. Dozens 10-4 White Blankets, Orey and Brown Blank et?, Diaper, Spool Cotton, Ladies' and GentB' Cotton and Wool Hoiiery, Nubia?, Sontogs, Hoods, Scarfe, All-Wool Long Shawls, Cloth and Merino Gloves, Bahnornl Skirt?, Neck Tics, Suspender.-?, Travelling Bags, Seta Cuds nnd Collars, Necklace.", Satchels, Grecian Coils, Ucmstich, L. Cambric and Printed Border Handker chief.., Au. CLonnxo. 50 GENTS' PLUSH OVERCOATS 20 Gents' Black Dress Coats 200 pairs Cns-dnicrc, Jcau and Satinet Pants A Largo Assortment of Business Coats, ice. JCf?rOn FRIDAY I will sell 100 cases BOOTS AND SnoES, and balance of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ice. November 28 Roo.'s, 8Uops, Bronana, etc., al Auction. HY N. HURT & HON. Ko. Iii. Erecting street. THIS DAY, 28th hist., at 10'. o'clock, in our Sales Room, 50 CASES AND CARTOONS MEN'S, WOMEN'S, BOYS', MISSES', LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS. SHOES, GAITERS AND BROGANS, all fresh and desirable goads. Conditions-Cash on delivery, November 28 NOTICE. Sales EVERY EVENING at 7 o'elock, by KILROY ._ Co., No. 880 King-street, of a general assortment of DRY GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Boots and Slioco, Cutler)-, Perfumery and Soaps. November 28 Car jo Sale of Cuba Muscovado Sugars, per Scltr. "T. -f. Frazier." from Matanzas. It - Ill.MIV ((lilli ?._ CO. On FRIDAY, 30th instant, at 11 o'clock, A.M., alongside Sehr. "T. J. Frazier," on Accommodation Wharf, will bo sold, 81 hhds. "ST. LUCIA" PRIME MUSCOVADO SUGAR ?40 hhds. "Virginia," Fair to Good Muscovado Su^ar 10 boxes "S" Fair to Good Muscovado Sugar. Terms-Under $1000, cash; $1000 and .2000, IS days; over -2000, 30 days, approved endorsed note " _tty-Augiista .'oii'.litutioiiah.'.. Savannah Republican and Columbia Phonix, each copy once and send bill to H. C. .. Co. Novembev 2T A Chance for Capitalists-Large Vacant L>1 in Meeting-street. BY W. Y. LEITCH afc It. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will bo sold, at Auction, in front of the old Customhouse, at 11 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, December 0, That spacious and eligibly situated LOT, containing KM feet front on Meeting-street by 000 feet dean. This property is sufficiently large for the building o: four stores oil the west, willi an entraucc and a eapaeitj for the erection of additional buildings in the rear, tina offering a Hplendid opportunity for an investment. The lo.-ality ol'tlda properly in tho principal business street, and its contiguity to tho fashionable hotels of this city, with tho city railway running in front, and its larg? space, entitles it to tho consideration of capitalists. Terms accommodaiiug. For further particulars, ap ply as above, at No. 25 BROAD-STREET. This proporty can bo treated for at privato sale. November 3 1 wf Estate Sale of Valuable Sea Island Plantations sit uated on Edisto Island-Rice Lands opposite Wil ton, St. Raul'3 Parish-Cotton Lands on Toogoo doo CYeek, St. Raul's Parish, in the Stale of South Carotina, belonging to the late Ephraim M. Ray nard, Esq. BY II. H. DrLEON. WiU bo sold, at Public Auction, In tho City of Charleston, 8. C on WEDNE8DAY, tho 6th of December, 18(10, at 11 o'clock, at tho old Custom House, corner of Broad and East Bay streets, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PLANTATIONS: EniSTO Ihi_and. AonES. Seaside Plantation.300, moro or less Residuo of Hickory Hill.100, moro or less Wilson's.132, moro orlai' Palmetto.132, moro or lcs_ Shorgoold.168, moro or less Shell House.190, moro or less Red Houso.150, moro or less Seabrook's.10*. more or loss Tho above adjoin, and may bo purchas ed as one Plantation, containing in all.132C, more or less Babbitt Point. 674, moro or less Larocho'n. 200, moro or Iosb Littlo Edisto Place. 300, moro or less Total number of Acres on Edisto Island.2100, moro or less St Paul's Paiiah Cotton Plantation on Toogoodoo. 600, moro or less St Bartholomew's Parish Rloe Planta tion, opposite Wilton (R. L.).200, moro or loss Total amount of Land.3100, moro or loss Terms-Ono-thhil cash; balance in ono and two years, socured by bond and mortgage of tho premises. THUS. H. WILLINGHAM, Trustee of E. M. Baynard, deceased. N. B.-Any information in relation to tho aboyo may bo obtained from WILLIAM WHALEY, Esq., Solicitor, No. 48 Broad street Charleston, S. C, or H. H. DkLEON, No. M Broad street wf October 24 UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. Schipman vs. Freeman. On THURSDAY, tho GUi Docember next, at 11 o'elock A. M., will bo sold, under tho direction of tho undersign ed, in front of the Old Custom House. AU that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND, belong ing to tho Estate of BenJ. Freeman, deceased, situate in that part of the Electoral District of Berkeloy formerly known as tho Parish of Christ Church, containing two tracts-the first called Cat Island, and the second Palmet to Point-and containing in tho aggregate 075 acres of high land, exclusivo of a lai-co quantity of marsh land. Tho said Plantation lies st the confluonco of Wando River and Gucrin's creek, in the said Parish of Christ Chnroh. Terms-Ono-fourth cash; bataneo payable in four equal successi ve. annual inn taimen ta, scoured by bonds of tho purchaser and mortgage of tho premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W. GRAY, Novomber 14 wsfithl _Master in Equity. VISITED STATES SALES OF LAND IN ST. HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA. Notice is hereby given that at 10 o'olock A. M., on MON DAY, December 3d, 1866, at the office of the United States Direct Tax Commissioners, in Beaufort, South Carolina, wo shall offer for Bale, to tho highest bid dor (the minimum prico being ton dollars an aero), AU the GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FARMS (numbered ftrom one to thirty-throe, inclusive) in St Helena Parish, Beaufort District State aforesaid, each, either, entire, or in two or more divinlons, as tho Commission... may deem expedient Terms cash. For further particulars, soo the notice in tho Charles ton Courier, dated October 1st 1866. WILLTAM HENRY BRISBANE, W. E. WORDD.G, United States Direct Tax Comml-siencrs for South Carolina. November 13 . ??''.'? . ? ... . ... v..?.' VUCTION SALES. Catatanue Side Conti nurd. McICAV ?Si CAMPBELL, rush An? lion Ho um-, No. 60 I lu iel at not, opiioolto ?lie new Foatofllce, Will continuo CiitiiloRiio Sillo THIS DAY at 10 O Clock, Embrncin;: i ntiro Uno of assigned BOO I ?> :ti-l SHOES, most dcsirabl?; goods for eily and country trade 100 lots line-it BLACkVe?.VDCLOTHS Bad Caesi mcros. AI.BO, 100 lois CLOTHING, nilli?, Notions and Dry GoodH 2 Hue Saddles, Ac, Ac. " , f-iinditioiis c.-imIi._November 'J* _ Furniture, Dry Good?, &c. BY M. L. AIMAlt. THIS DAY, 28th lind., will bo sold, at 10 o'clock, at No. ni Vi-ndiio Bango, A Lot of nOUSLHOLD FURNITURE. AND General asi-ortmeutof DRY GOODS, Jewelry. WiitcheR. C'oiuliUons cobIi. November 28 Attractive Sale on li ednetdajf. BY Im BUSCH & SON. No. BOO I-I"K street. Will bo sold THIS DAY, 2S1U inst., at 11 o'clock, 2 primo WORK MULES 9 DravH and Uaruofs 1 superior Saddle and Draft norac 1 Buggy 9 Spring Wnf'ona 2 new Cottage- Bedsteads 1 Counting Ilouao Desk Feather Pillows Lot of Bolsters-nearly new liol Hen Rum Boluca Wluo BolllcH Oin. Unlimited nrUelca received up lo hour of eale. November 28_ Horse?, MulC8, Carriages, Buggies, &c., at Auc tion. hy smith & mcgillivray, A? tim Red Sl?n, No. ?7 Uroml Street, Will be ?old, THIS DAY, at half-past 10 o'clock, in front ol their nfllco. HORSES, MULES, VEHICLES AND FUURNIT?RE received up to tin1 hour of salo. November 28 Yellow Metal and Nails, on account of whom ii may concern. BY .T. A. EXSLOAV ?Si CO. On SATURDAY next, 1st December, will bo sold at 11 o'clock, in atoro on Palmetto Wharf, A QUANTITY OF YELLOW METAL AND COMPO SITION NAILS, Btrlppcd from tho French bark Mazatlan, U. Faure master, which put lulo Hita port in distress, and sold by order of tho French Consul. November 28 Oranqeburg Female Seminary. IlV .TACOH COIl-Uf ?Si CO. Ou TUESDAY, the 4th of December, at 11 o'clock, at tho north of the Exchange, will be sold, TnAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated in the town of Oningcburg, ami known an the Orangehurg Femalo College. The building is large, and suitublo for n Hotel or Boarding School, being capable of accommodating ubout two hundred (-'OO) pimons. On the premises ar icas works for BUpnlying the building with gas; and a fine orchard ami gimU-n. The grounds aro ample and eligibly located, bein;' near the railroad depot. Tenus-One-tenth (1-10) cash ? hillanco by bond, paya blo in live (o' equal annual instalments, eecured by mort gage of the property. Premises to bo kept insured and policy assigued. Purchasser to pay us for papers. The above property can be treated for at private sale. November 90 SIXTY FINE MLLES FOR SA I.E. The Kalinin Mills Company, having no further use for their Teams, will oller for salo (at thoir Works on tbr. South Carolina Railroad), eight milet from Augusta, Ga., on tho FIRST TUESDAY in December, SIXTY (CO) FINE MULES and TWO (2) HORSES, with LOG CARTS, WAGONS, HARNESS, ?Vc, A-c. Moat ot the no Mules wore brought from Kentucky last winter, and aro very superior animals; they am aR In cxcellout order, after working hard the enure summer. There ia no finer lot of Mules in the country. Terms cai'h. BENJAMIN F. EVANS, President Kahnia Mills. BUT* Atlgnst- Conatltulionalist, Savannah Republican, Macon Tijlegrnpb, and Montgomery Advert ??sar, publish daily till -?nth instant, and send bill to thin oillcc. November 12 PRIVATE SALES. Valuable Beal Estate, at Prioalc Sale oidy. BY WILBUR & SON. Wo oflor great inducements, and on liberal tonus, The following dt-airablo RESIDENCES and VACANT LOTS, viz : HOUSE AND LOT in Calhoun atTcet, Bouth side, three doors cast of Smith street. Houso and Lot, No. 1, north sido Bognrd street. House and Lot north eldo Henrietta street, tliree doora from Mooting alroct. Houso and Lot north eldo .' prlng-street. No. 30. House and Lot lu Court House Square; Urge Lot and elegant Dwelling of ulno rooms. AI.SO, LOT In Rutledge street, 40 feet front by 120 feet. Lot northwest corner Mill and Lucas streets. 50 feet by 125 feet. Lot in Chapel street, one door weat ?if Old leo Houso, directly opnomto Northeastern B-ilroitd, 35 feet front by 122 feet. Lot in Bee stree!, !i0 feet front by 100 fcot. Lot in Friend uticct, 37 fid front by 1G0 feet-next Lot southwest of Broad street. Two valuablo Farms, 10 miles from the city, with Slated Roof Cottage thereon, and outbuildings complote; bath containing.l?O acres. AI-'-O, TO RENT.-A fine. MANSION, cout-ining every conve > nienco; best located in the city. For aU of tho above the terms will bo medo most liberal by appl ving lo us aa above, CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS. November 10 niwf5 Saddle fiarte. BY LOWNDES ?Si GRIMBALL, Sf nell ii ii ii Real Estate Broltcru uni! Auction eer,", I.n-w Range, Broad-street. At Private Sale A Uno SADDLE HORSE, warranted bouuiI and gentle. November 27 2 Valuable Sea Island Colton Plantation for Sate. BY LOW.VBES ?._ GRIMHALL, Brokers, Auctioneers mid Rcnl Eut. Agents, Law Range, Broad Street. At Private Sale A PLANTATION on Edihto Island, situated on tho South Edisto River, and containing 105 acres of high land, about 15 of which arc under woods, the balance cleared. Attached is a body of about 100 arrea of marsh and rush lands, affording superior fucilitlca for manur I Ing, and a fine range for cattle. A portion of this is capo blo of being reclaimed with comparatively little labor, and, in the opinion ol'competent judges, Is well adapted for tho production of cotton. For further particulars apply as above, or to Du. J. J. MURRAY, Edisto Island. Purchaser to pay L. k G. for papers. November 21 wfm6 Plantation of 13,000 .?lera- for Sale. BY LOUIS D. DcSAUSSURE. At Private Salo A TRACT OF LAND, about 23 miles from Mount Plea-ant, on tho Goorgctown Road, lying partly in Christ Church Parish and St. James', Sautce, on tho waters of Auendaw Creek, containing about 13,000 acres of land, about 600 acres an inland swamp, of which about 300 wore formerly cleared and planted, and about 75 acres havo been more recently planted in cotton and provisions. On the tract there is a largo body of wood; thero is also a bold navigable creek with eovcral convenient landings. On tho place aro a dwelling house, barn and negro houses. Apply aa abovo, at November 21 wmO No. 23 BROAD STREET. Ai Private Sale. BY CLIFFORD ?Si M A THE WE 8, No. ill l-'i Broad street. SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS RICE PLANTATIONS FARMS. FIR8T-CLA88 WATER-POWERS, SUMMER RESORTS, Ac, ?Se, In this State and Georgia. ALSO, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE- AND BUILDING LOTS ln every part of tho city._8mo September 21 -.-, ~Jr?Mia\le-2T$. Business for sale. by 8MI--I ?st mcgillivray, At the Red Sign, l?o. ?7 Broad Street. Tho 8TOCK. GOOD WILL, and enilro FrXTORES of that popular Retail Hound, No. 238 King-street, near Markot street, of tho Messrs, PRATT k WILSON BROS., and now In full operation. Tho proprietors soil only that thoy may elvo their on tiro attention to their Wholeealo and Manufacturing Bu BJnesa In Hayno stroet_ . November 23 Furniture, IT "?.Vehicles, &c_, at Auction. by sim. a & Meoi___iVRAY, No. 'A7 Broad street, south side, near State street. Sales of FURNTTURE, _c, at private roddoncoa at tended to at mod?rate charges. Auction ovory WEDNESDAY for ?OR?ES. Vl_nCLEJ, FURNITURE, Ac, at half-past 10 o'clock, at our office. October a REAL ESTATE, AT PRIVATE HALE, BY SMITH & MCGILLIVRAY, No. 27 Broad Street, SOUTH SIDE, IVE All STATE STREET. WL^t??^US^St?ESP. COTTON PLANTATIONS VALUABLE RIOE PLAHTATTON8 VALUABI^UPLAND PLANTATIONS AND FARMS ESra^EAND VALUABLK _UNUTACT0R1*ES. ?H^FF*- AWD ?KIJGHTFUL SUMMER RESI DENCES, In various parts of tho South. -_?aU_--? A3*0 .WII-ffliRsMW of all si-es, prioea and descriptions, in svsry part of the City. Beptemb?r d6 ' w-a8m.