The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 03, 1867, Image 3
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1867.
LOCAL MATTE BS.
THE N?w YEAB.-ISM died a watery death, ?nd
7G was horn in toars. Jupiter PlnviuH was evident?
ly the presiding: deity on that occasion, and his
efforts have boen crowned with signal success.
'.Tho oldest inhabitant" scarcely remembers to
have seen muddier streets, or ti> have exp-rionced
greater difficulty and danger in crossing them. At
tho down-town terminus of the City Railroad a
vast expanse of mud meets thc oyo, and it requires
some strategy to effect a crossing in safety. East Bay
was in no belter plight, but in some places const
deralo hands had phtcod Et caping stones which
were hailed with pleasure by the muddy pedes?
trians. Thc street oars Itavo redoubled 1 hoir popa
hunty by the present weather, but it is no easy
task to reach them through thc rand that thick
soft and watery, is everywhere to bc teen. Three
days' rain have completely changed thc face of na?
tur;?, and we now live hi an atmosphere of mud
Nothing loss than a bloomer could stand thc pres?
sure, anderen tiltareons have been forced to re?
main within doora.
VALUABLE CLEARANCE.-The Ano ship Mary Og?
den, Captain HATHAWAY, was cleared yesterday for
Liverpool by 3Icssrs. W. B. SMITH & Co., having
on board 47 bales Sea Island and 2350 hales Upland
Cotton, valued nt $131.237.
ATTENTION is called to a notice of a public meet?
ing recently held in this city by the surviving
mombcrs of the South Carolina Regular brigade.
We most heartily commend tho objoct of thc meet?
ing to thc attention of the public.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-The great Bank
case of MCCRAE and others rs. Tee Bank of
Charleston and others, lias been assignod for trial
to-day. Thc questions to bo submitted involve the
responsibilities of incorporations for thc bills and
debts of tho banks, and the trial will no doubt b
noticed with interest by thc community.
AT THE regular mooting of Jefferson Lodgo, Nb
4,1. 0. 0. F., held on Tuesday evening, let inst,
the following ofi?ccrs were duly elected and install
ed for tb? ensuing term :
Bro. v .. WILLIAMSON. N. C.
Bro. WM. E. MILLIGAN, V. G.
Bro. W. A. KENYON, Rec. Secretary.
Bro. JAMES SLLOOX. Per. Sec. and Treasurer.
Bro. M. CORDOVA, O. D. G.
Bro. B. LEVY. I. D. G.
TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.-Tho anniversary of
this Society wa? duly celebrated at their hall cn
Tuesdayaftcmoon. A fine collation had beon pro
Tided through the generosity bf Slr. J. H. V?LLERS,
which thc Typos soon knocked into pt. After the
regular business of the day was over and the col?
lation, duly disposed of, they proceeded to an elec?
tion of officers for tho ensuing year, which resulted
in the folio win g chqico :
*L. P. ASHBY, President
IC. A. D. CHURCH, vice-President.
T. F. O'SULLIVAN. Treasurer.
IS. D. HUTSON, Secrotary.
Finance Committee'.-M. Tracy, Joseph W. Rutland and
Jo ha Utes.
Committee en Relief-T. F. O'Sullivan, C. F. B. Bromcr,
and G. W. Niclcerson.
Committee on Burial Lots-Jas. B. O'Reilly, T. F. O'Sul- 11
livan and John Ute*.
.Vice J. B. 0'REIU.Y, declined a re-election.
tF?eeL. P. A sn BY, sleeted President.
t Vice C. F. B. BREMER, declined re-election.
SHOOTING.-A policeman named EVABS, who was
on duty.on North Atlantic YVharf, on Tuosday
night last, went on board of tho brig Cliebucloo,
lying at that, spot, and after some conversation
with the steward of thc vessel, threatonod to
shoot him. Tho steward, in reply, whilo opening
his shirt, told EVABS that he had a fine breast to
shoot at, and that he had better fire away; and after
a word or two moro, the policeman did fire his pistol,
and inflicted a very severe wound in the cheek of
thc steward. In leaving tho brig EVABS fell oror
board, but was rescued, cud is now at tho Guard
House under arrest.
EKANCTPATION DAY-According to the pro?
gramme this day was celebrated by tho freedmen,
though not in tho stylo no; with tho display con?
templated. The miserablo weather thinnod the
procession very much, and before they reached
their destination they were hardly moro than a
straggling crowd. Thc parado created no excite
ment for sevoral reasons, principally because
there were few in the streets beyond tho partici?
pants. Speeches were made ky some of tho cra?
ters, congratulating their hearers on having ob?
tained the blcssiugs of freedom, and bidding them
to continue in their aspirations, and to press
steadily onward to thc goal.
FIEE.-About 7; A. M.. on New Year's morning,
smoke waa discovered issuing from thc promises
t-f Mrs. BONN EAU, on tho west side of Smith street,
two doors from .Boaufain. Thc firemen were
promptly on hand, and by their exertions tho Uro
was confined to tho front rooms of tho houso, but
in order to approach thc lire, tho flooring had to
be cut away. The accident was caused by a de?
fective flue, which communicated tho fire to the
floors. At tho time of thc fire the houso was oc?
cupied by Major SMITH, of tho Freedmen's Bureau,
but as he had commenced moving tho evening be?
fore, hiB'farniture was comparatively uninjured.
The damage done by thc fire, water, and the fire?
men's axes tb the property, will probably amount
to $2000 or $S0O0, which was covered by no insur?
ance, the Bureau having had possession of tho
house since the occupation of tho city.
MAYOR'S COURT, January 1.-Henry Johnston, a
colored waiter at the Kantors' Ile lei, who, upon tho
evidence of Mr. W. BROWN, had drawn a knife and
stabbed CH ABLES COSTAR, a white attendant at tho
same establishment, was sent to a magistrate for
prosecution.
The case of F. FERNANDEZ, a sailor, who cut
ISAAC TAYLOR in two places. ? t tho boarding houso
of LOBDOBIO & LAWLESS. NO. 1 Queen street, was
disposed of in tho samo way.
A female, whe is suspected of selling lirpior with?
out a license, was dismissed with a warning.
Sampson Sanders, one of tho blackest of our
African fellow-citizens, who got druuk from stand?
ing by a hot stove, and then wont out sud raised a
promiscuous row, was hr.ed S3.
January 2.-Peter Roberts, an individual of very
dark complexion, who had takon a nip or two of
prepared corn water, and consequently was dis?
posed to be riotous and uso bad language in thc
publie streets, was fined S5.
William Jarvis and William Jones, two odored
sportsmen, who wore stirring up tho game within
the precincts of tho city, and liriag their pieces
with a rapidity that prevented their bringing any?
thing down, were themselves bagged, and after
paying $5 each, bad to submit to tho mortification
of having their splendid "Mantons" confiscated.
At thia season, which is usually looked upon as
one when men givo too free . reta lo indulgences,
and riots and .tumults ore tho consequence, it is
nighlv ^ratifying to observe how quietly the holi?
days have passed in our city, and to note the
trivial case6 which havo been recorded on the
Mayor's bc ok. Wo sincerely hope it may long con?
tinue so.
CELEBRATION* OP THE I. 0. 0. F.-Tho j>tiblic
celebration of thia order, which was to have taken
place on the first, was postponed on account of tho
inclemency of the weather ; but in Ihc evening, the
Library Association of thc Odd Fellows met at
their Hall, corner of Liberty and King streets, and
celebrated their first anniversary. An address
suitable to thc occasion was delivered by thc
orator of tho day, Mr. L. P. ASHBY. Tho Associa?
tion then proceeded to an election for oGiccrs,
which resulted in the re-election of tho old incum?
bents.
Business being over, an adjournment to tho
more congenial clime of Tulloy's was moved and
carried, and the mcebcr.;. with somo invited
guests, proceeded to discuss a supper which had
been prepared for thom. Alrhough they were odd
fallows, yet thoy were not at all singular in their
tastes, but did "ample justice to the spread, cre?
ating such a havoc that thc tables were soon
cleared.
The spirituals haring made their appearance,
the President announced the following toaste :
"Our Belated Order." d
Which was replied to by the President, F. D. I 4
PTNCKNEY, who gave
"The Orator of the Keening."1
Responded to by Mr. L. T. Asnr.v.
Dr. JNO. H. HONOUR. .Tr.. Grand Secretary, Mr.
J. G. MABTTN, Grand Representative, and others,
subsequently spoke in response to calls, and gavo
some account of Odd Fellowship during tho late
struggle, showing that while other Corporations !
and Associations had felt the blighting touch of '
war, yet Odd Fellowship had stood finn, and was
now stronger than ever before.
Among the toasts of (he evening was
"The Virtuous Press : The great Palladium of
Liberty."
No representative of any of thc editorial staff
being present, it was bri o? ly responded to by Mr.
L. P. ASHBY, of the DAILY NEWS oflieo.
The Association separat ?d ata late hour;fally
satisfied that Tulley knew a thing ur two in Iiis
line, and that it was difficult to spend a moro
pleasant New Year's Day.
CIRCULAI rs O LIBRARY. - We call attention to tho
advertisement of Mr. VOCLER, in another column,
announcing that he has established u circulating j
library at his atoro, No, 15)8 Market street, in cou- |
nection with his newspaper. Look and stationery
business. Mr. V. is very w. ll qualified for such *t |
business, as he is a mari or* considerable culture, j
and has a pretty good knowledge of book?.
Among tho works in hiu "library''are to bo found 1
thoso of Sir WALTER SCOTT, BULWER, JAMES. |
DICKENS, THACKERAY. GEORGE SAND, ECQENE SLE, j
AT.TTT. DUMAS. Mrs. SCUTHWORTH, Mrs; STEPHENS. |
Mrs. OLIPHANT, Miss ANNIE THOIIAS, REYNOLDS,
and a host of others we cannot now mention.
REGULAS MEETING Cmr COUNCIL.-Hold ut
Council Chamber, City Hall ut 5P. M., January 2d,
1R67.-Present-Tko Ma vor, Aldermen Raven ni
Wragcr, Small. O'Neil, Olney, Oakes, Marshall, Eu?
ston, Whildon, Cosgrove, Butlor ana Courtenay.
Tho minutes of last mooting were read and con?
tinued.
Application of J. Burns, Junk Shop Liconao, re?
ferred to Committeo on Liconso.
Acta of Legialaturo, referring to condition and
welfare of Charleston, which had been forwardod
by the Attorney-G euora! were read.
Application of Ooo. It. Richard, for rodnction of
assessment of property on East Bay, was rofcrrcd
to tko Committeo on Retrenchment "and Relief.
Bill of Gas Company, reforrod to Committo ou
Accounts.
Alderman Oakes presontod favorablo reporta on
several licenses. Accepted.
Aldorman Whildcn presonted unfavorable re?
porta on petition of Young America Fire Company,
and on the renovation of tho Firo Alarm Telograpli.
Adopted.
Alderman Gerdts presonted a petition from J. S.
Higgs & Co., ic reference to laying a track to Bat?
tery, in Meoting strcot, and to" Magnolia, through
oithor King ana Meeting stroo \ This was con?
sidered proferablo to the East Bay, as scvoral
citizens Ibero objected, and tho Committeo on
Streets offered the following resolution : That thc
charier bo grunted, and both extensions laid
before Juno next
Tho Mayor considered that tho action of tho
Committeo was irregular, as no previous notice
had been given, BO as to allow tho citizens of that
section to express the r opinion on the subject.
Alderman Wragg read the first report of tho Com?
mittee on Tidal Drains, which represented tho con?
dition of said drains.
Tho Mayor reported favorably on the application
of Mr. F. " Clarasen on the orection of a steam en?
gine.
Thc Mayor then referred to the melancholy acci?
dent of last week, and quoted tho verdict of tho
jury on that occasion, and referred to the strictures
of some of tho press published. He stated that the
premises at the time had beoo examined by him.
and he hold himself as hoad of Council entirely ac?
quitted of blame, and be recommended that a com?
mittee bo appointed by Council to thoroughly in
vest i gat o tho matter and report.
Alderman Wragg, on tho same subject, spoke of
the condition of tho wall at present, a-d whit it
was before tho accident. Tho wall originally left
standing remained so at request of owner, w'n o con?
sidered it secure enough to rebuild upon ; that tho
anfortunate man, by using tho premisos, daily ex?
posed his life by bis temerity, and Council was not
responsible. Ho, therefore, offered the followiug :
Resolved, That hi9 Honor tho Mayor be, and
Qcroby is, empowered to colloct the facts connect?
ed with the death of Thea. Frcan, and report them
:o Council at his earliest convenience. Adopted.
A Bill of Alderman Ens ton's to appoint an In?
spector of Steam Engines and Boiler' within the
?mit? of tho city came up for its second reading,
:hc title was changed so as to read the City Steam
Engineer, instead of Inspector. Considerable dis?
cussion aro JO on fii ing tho blanks in the Bill,
vben Alderman Raven ol moved that the Bill be
muted as amer dod and brought np for future dia
:ussion.
The Bill to establish the office of Teacher of tho
Herman Language in tho High School of Charles
;on carno up for its second reading. On motion of
Mdci-man Marshall the Bill was taken up for its
hird reading, which was passed, and ita titlo
manged to an Act.
Aldorman Wragg moved that tho Keeper of Tidal
Drains be allowed to contract fer g-atos for draina.
The Mayor stated that he had already made con?
tracts for some which would be furnished at lowest
.ate.
Alderman "Wragg explained his motion to mean
tn upright grate, instead of tho kind now used,
but subsequently withdrew the motion.
Alderman Ger d'ts, from the Comm i Kee on Streets,
'ecurred to the petition of tho Street Ballway Com?
pany, and moved that tho petition of the Company
>e granted, provided both extensions be laid be?
ere thc lBt of June next.
Alderman Butler moved that the resolution be
intended by inserting that the Company offer no .
jindrance to any other road from hereafter cross- ]
ng them. Motion and amendment carried.
Aldorman Whilden moved that Council proceed
:o an election of Chimney Contractor at next meet
ng. Carried.
Alderman Whildon introduced a Bill to define the
rights and privileges of Btreet railways, which
;amo up for first reading.
Ald?rmon Olney and Willis wero assigned to
li fieront committees.
Thoro being no farther business, Council ad
ourned.
THE BALL OK SYLYEST3B-EVKNINO.-ThoJGerman
Artillery Assooiation, Company B, according to
ire viona announcement, had a ball at Hibernian
Sall on New Year's eve. The Hall was crowded
rith the gay and fair. This waa perhaps the most
successful ball of the season. There wore as many
is ono hundred couples somotimcs performing on
:he "fantastic." and others impatiently waiting for
their torn. MULLER'S Band was in attendance
sufficient proof in itself that tho affair was a lively
>ne. Mr. SCHRODER prepared the supper, and
'rom tho neat and clean work made by the opcra
,ors, he has every reason to believe that his efforts
not with the fullest appreciation. The Committee
>f Arrangements deserve great credit for the hand
tome manner in which tho affair was gotten up.
ATTENTION is called to an important salo of ma?
chinery at Booie y Hill, on the 7th inst.
THOSE SPLENDID "Frocks," at MCCORMICK'S, arjd
?o astonishingly cheap, too, are well worthy tho
consideration of our citizens. Read his advertiso
nont, or, botter still, go to his atoro, No. 35 Broad
?treot.
THE LEARY NEW YOEE STEAMSHIPS.-The favorite
steamship Quaker City is undergoing an overhard
ng at New York, and the steamship Andalusia
took ber place, and left that city on Saturday last
br this port, bat had tho misfortune, rebec off
Barnegat, to break her cylinder, which required
mr to put back to Now York. The steamship
Granada has taken her place, and left Now York
Tuesday for this city, whoro she may bo looked for
ibout Friday.
ANOTHER NEW GAS IMTROYEMENT.-Mr. BRANI
3AN, agent for tho Lava Tipped Gas Bornera, is
n tho city, and in -. ?tes the gas consumers to his
jumors. Ho recommends them aa being rr neb
superior to any othor bumer now in nso, having
mo great advantage over tho metalic in the fact
hat the atmosphere will not corrode them. Ho
claims to save thirty per cont, of tho consumption
ilao by tho application of his burner. Wo loam
rom him that they aro in usc in all thc lamps of
ho principal citiea,*including Charleston, and that
.vhcrover they aro introduced they give entiro
atisfaction. Ho is stopping at the Planters' Hotel.
CHANGE IN BUSINESS,-It will be seen in our
?aper of this morning that the popular druggists,
Jesars. KINO & CASSIDEY, who have made them
OIVOB so favorably known as accommodating and
;ontlemanly business mon, have disposed of their
tock of drugs and medicines to Messrs. DOWIE and
IOISE, who will continue tho wholesale drug busi
ICSB at the old stand, No. 151 Meeting street. Mr.
)OWT? has boon engaged in the drag business in
Jliarleston for tho past fifteen years, having bcon
momber of tho well known firm, SIMONDS, RUFF
: Co., and RUFF & DOWIE. Mr. MOISE was also
nga^ed in this business before tho wai', and hats
icon since its close associated in the management
f the business of Messrs. KING & CASSIDEY.
-o
SIMPLE, BET EFFECTUAL.-The ontlro ?-eodora
rom all deleterious ingiredionts rendors "BROWN'B
SRONCBXAL TROCHES,'* or Congh and Voice Lo
engea, a safe remedy for tho most delicate female
r youngest child, and has caused them to be held
i the highest esteem by Bingera and public speak
rs generally. lu coughs, irritation of the throat,
auaed by cold or unusual exertion of tho vocal
rgana in sneaking in public or singing, they pro
luco the moat beneficial reanlta.
THE imbecility of physicians is bitterly inveigh
d against by venders of patent medicines, who
:annot persuade members of the profession to ase
i r recommend their preparation. Tho proprietor
if PECTORAL BALM has no such complaint to mako;
LO has reason to return thanks for tho cordiality
rith which tho ablest members of the profession
ocommond and use this invaluable medicine.
^or sale by all Druggists.
KtNG & CASSIDEY, Agonta.
GOODRICH, WTNT2MAN & CO., Agents.
BUSINESSt NOTICES.
Auction Sales Thin Day.
R. M. MARSHA Lt. & BRO. will sell this day, at thoir
ales room, No. 33 Broad street at 10 o'clock, saddle and
Irait horse, buggy and harness, spring wagon, furni
ure, &c.
Lanigan & ALEXANDEB will sell this day, in their store,
io. 137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, hams, shoulders, tongues,
offee, mustard, spices, lanterns, &c.
Rowans k S rucos will sell this day, in front of tho
Ixckange, Broad street at ll o'clock, a two-story wooden
adding and kitchen, on leased land, No. 24 Hanovor
trect.
SMITH k GmixvsA? wRI sell Ibis day. In front of thoir
ffice, No. 27 Broad street at ll o'clock, a house and lot of
md tn Gannon's Court; also, house and lot on the north
ida of Columbus street; and tho lease of a valuable
ot ton plau talion on John's Island.
B. MCCALL wiU sell this day, at the old postofflce, at ll
'clock a valuable and desirable lot of real estate, situate
i the upper part of the city.
MULLIGAN, MELCHEHS & Co. will sell this day, at their
lore. No. 22 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, a saddle and
raft pony, and a lot of dry goods, ready-made clothing,
tc.
A Novelty.
Thc latost and most effectual remedy for the cure of
ehility, loss of appetite, headache, torpor of tho liver,
tc. ia PANKNTN'S HEPATIC BITTERS. For salo by
ll Druggists. th
CONNUBIAL FELICITY AND BLISS-How WIVE? SHOULD
E TRKATED.-Nothing ia more susceptible of harm
from thc storms of tlds rnde world," than the delicate
lalurc of woman. Tho husband romains hearty sud ro?
ust in seasons when tho trail and delicate wife droops
Ike a rudely handled sentiltive plant "The storm that
?ves thc oak unscathed uproots the flower." If your
rife is ailing, if sickness prostrates her, if maternal noli
ilude and care wear upon her, remember, you are the
i eaven-appolnted guardian of her health. You should
lot fail to supply her with delicacies which will assist
?aturo iu restoring her to full vigor. PLANTATIU.N BIT
.EUS are just thc tldng sho neoda. Their effect in build
ng up the system, restoring the Ufe torces to thoir orl
inal vigor, creating new blood and adipose matter, is
roly magical. tuthsS January 1
HOMCSOPATKIC MEMCAL NOTICE.-Dra. CLEOKLEY &
icuLF.v (of Columbus, Ga.,) having permanently located
n Charleston, reai>ectfully tender thoir services to the
itizen?, in tito practice of Homoeopathy.
Dr. C. has bad tho experience sf nfteeu yours lu this
school of medicine.
orflce at our residence, No. Il, 8. W. corner COLLEGE
md GREEN STREETS (comer of Green).
IE?vr.- M. CLECKLEV, M. J>... .Pmarp T. SCHLKY, M. D.
SeptomberS IT1
CLOTHING.
FINE BLACK BROADCLOTH
FROCK COATS.
ONLY ?35 EACH.
MK. JAMES MCCORMICK, TO HTS FRIENDS AND
Follow-ci?zens, greeting: He desireth them to
know that ho will mako an elegant new Ano BLACK
BROADCLOTH FROCK COAT, to order, at tho low
prioo of $30, and tnado, too. to flt to a T; made, in 3hort,
as only he [MCCORMICK] can make them.
CaUat
JAMES MCCORMICK'S,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Januarv 3 ii No. 35 Broad street
DRY ?D0DS, ETC.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS 8TOCK OF WIN?
TER DRESS GOODS-comprising Colored Alpacas.
(Vcr s ted Plaids, Empress Cloth s, fcc-at greatly reduced
jrices.
JAMES B. BETTS,
January 3 C No. 252 KING STREET.
{GAH
NEW GOOD
NEW COOK* !
Jost Received, at tbe
STIL, mu H.,
.No. 287 King street,
BANCROFT'S OLD STAND.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
TORY LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF
P1NC1Y IND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Jost of which has just been purchased by one of thc
!"irm at much lower prices than wo nave yet hoon able
0 show tliis season.
Our city and country friends, and the public generally,
xe respectfully Invited to examine OUR STOCK before
mrchnsing elsewhere. Wc will guarantee all Goods at
he lowest market prices.
Soxno Goods we are offering al very low prices,
SUCH AS:
Per Yard.
JNEN CRASH, for Towels, at. 10c
3LEACHED LINEN CRASH at. 12>ic
rERY GOOD LONGCLOTH at. ??Xe,
IOOD SHIRTING LONGCLOTH from.17 to 20c.
100D BROWN SHIRTINGS at 7 yds. for.31.00
JALICOESat. 12>ic.
1 FEW MOURNING CALICOES, a little dam?
aged, nt. 12>?c.
IEW STYLES AND BEST QUALITIES, at
.1G%, 1S??, 20 to 25c.
)NE CASE OF ASSORTED PURPLE PRINTS.
ranging from.20 te 30c.
-4 PURPLE PRINTS, English.
-4 BROWN MIXED PRINTS. Frouch.
Wc have also opened entirely new and very desirable
lattcrnB, to all of Hie very bent malves of PRINTS.
FURNITURE PRINTS AND WHITE AND COLORED
FURNITURE DIMITY.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
"WENTY-FIVE CENT COUNTER, which contains a
ariety of Goods at almost half price, consisting of a few
leces of
I2LAINE8,
COLORED WORSTED PLAIDS,
COLORED CASHMERE PLAIDS,
TRIPE POPLINS.
STRIPE LUSTRES,
PLAID LUSTRES, for Mourning,
together with other DRESS GOODS, which arc very
cheap at tweuty-flvo (rants.
ALSO TO OUR THIRTY TO. THIRTY-FIVE C
IOUNTER, which contains a'j assortment of
?ASHMERE PLAIDS,
W ?cSTED PLAIDS,
STRIPE POPL
?LAIN AND MIXED POPLINS,
PRINTED MERINOES,
A FEW PIECES OF PLAIN MERINOES AND STRIPED
>feLAINES, double width, which wo now offer at 30 to
5 cents-original prices 50 to 65 cents.
We also invite attention lo many other stylos of
)RESS GOODS that we have marked down in similar
iroportious:
ENGLISH MERINOES AND COBURGS.
TRENCH MERINOES, nom.SA.00 to 1.25 and SI.*?.
Somo of tho piocoB aro very cheap in all shades.
FULL LINES OF EMPRESS CLOTHS IN ALL
.OLORS, In Drab*. Slates, Royal Purple, French Bluo.
lazarino Blue^ Maroons, Ac, Ac, which wc will soU
heap: together with almost every style of DRESS
?OODS. nsually brought to this market
YE ARE SHOWING FULL LINES OF GOODS IN
EVERY OTHER DEPARTMENT.
CLOTHS AND FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
SEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS IN THE BEST
MAKES.
SLACK GOODS AND SILK GOODS DEPART?
MENT.
We aro offoring a beautiful line ol' Colored Si'Ots and
1)11 Une of Black Silks in all qualities.
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT..
HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT
Full lines of English and German Hosiery. .
Two fuR linos of French Kid Gloves in every number.
OUR LINEN AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT will be
bund well stocked with all tho most useful articles for
iimily and housekcepiu?: purposes; together with overy
>ther article to bo found in our line, which we will pell
it tho lowest market prices for CAfvfl OR CITY AC?
CEPTANCE
Our country friends can make their purchases by
irdor, or should they visit tho city, wc will bo ylad io
lave them call on us.
N. B.-SAMPLES AND PRIQfc LRTS sent free Ot
lhargo to any part of the State.
Bo sure and caU at
, WEBB & co:
NO. 287 KING STREET.
(Bancroft's Old Stand).
. ?cm oe t ri
FACTORS,
Mmi & (Min Morchauts
NO 4 SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CitAUi.iilSTO>, S, ?J,
J. J. WHITE.,".?EOUGiiS. L'A--?
Ncv^acer
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, Y/OOLIffi, BROiMllS, CASS?MERES, SHAWLS,
FL4NKELS, BLANKETS, BALMORAL MD DUPLEX SKIRTS,
ALSO, IIV
FRENCH CORSETS, REAL LACES, EMBROIDERIES, COLLARS, ALEX?
ANDER'S KID GLOVES,
AND IN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, snell as Linen Sheetings, Pillow Casing? and
Towelings, Curtain Stuffs, ?fcc, many of direct importation.
Are Offering from December 1st to Reduce Stock, at
UFFERHARDT, CAMPSEN & CO.'S,
N. E. CORNER KING AND MARKET 9TREBTS.
0&~ N. B.-Messrs. J. CLAUDIUS MILLER and J. B. W. PHILLIPS nre with us, and will bc bap*y io serve
Ihelr friends. ^ Derenil?"*?
CHOICE FAMILY GrRO
No. 449 KING-STREET,
FOUR DOORS NORTH O IP CAL Ii O TT IST,
J^EEP CONSTANTLY IN STORE A FULL AND WELL SELEOTED STOOK OF
CHOICE OROCERIES,
ALES, WINES, LIQTJOB8, <ScC,
WHICH THEY ABE SELLING AT REASONABLE PBICE3.
GOODS PURCHASED FROM US WILL BE DELIVERED TO ALL PART3 OF TUE CITY, RAILROAD
DEPOTS, fcc, WITHOUT ADDITIONAL EXPENSE.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENT* OFFERED TO TUE TRADE, AT TUE SIGN OF
THE PITCHER."
thrill !rjn?
November S
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
LEVY & ALEXANDER'S
Wholesale and Ketail Clothing Establishment,
No. 275 KING STREET,
A. F. BROWNING'S OLD STAND,
HAVING NOW OUR FULL STOCK OF WINTER GOODS ON HAND, AND HAVING JUST REDUCED OUR
prices, wc would call tho attention of thc citizens of Charleston and merchants lu tho country to tho same,
which wc arc prepared to dispose of at thc cheapest and mo.it reasonable rates in town. Wo have constantly on
hand a large assortment of ?nc BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, FINE BLACK DOESKIN PANTS. OVERCOATS (of
all descriptions), FANCY CASSEHEEE SUITS, kc, kc, and a largo and well selected supply ol PLANTATION
GOODS, in thc shape of cheap SATINET SUITS, cheap COATS, VESTS and PANTS.
Wo would also call tho attention of the public to our large supply of
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING,
For fall and winter wear, which have been selected with care and attention, and which we would most respectfully
request thom to Inspect before going elsewhere. Together with a' largo and well assortod stock of MEN'S and
BOYS' HATS and CAPS, aad GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
LEVY & ALEXANDER.
P. S. Boing desirous ol' closing out our stoclt of BOOTS and SHOES, wc offer thom to Ute public at rates that cann o
be surpassed ba town.
P. S. Mr. F. C. MILLER would 1? happy to sec his Crionds agaiu at the above place.
December 18 tilths 2 ra OH
ESTABLISHED 1825.
IMPORTERS & DEALERS
IN
No. 52 SOUTH STREET,
BALTIMORE, HVHix
A LARGE STOCK OP THE FINEST GRADES OP
OLD MONONGAHELA, EYE AND BOURBON WHISKEY
November 8
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND AT LOWEST TRICES.
DRY GOODS, ETC.
NO. 348 King Street,
BETWEEN HASEI* AND MARKET STS.,
KESPECTFULLY INVITES THE ATTENTION Ol'
THE PUBLIC to his varied Stock of
DRY GOODS,
JUST OPENED, AT MUCH REDUCED PniCES.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
r.000 YARDS BLACK AND WHITE POPLINS, nt lPc.
With a large variety of other DRESS GOODS ranging ou
the saine price.
Our IRISH POPLINS and SILK GOODS aro worth the
attention of custrancrH uud thone flecking style? and va?
riety, combined with cheapness. Tho uttciilion of thc
Ladies is particularly requested to thc same.
The Liucn Department is well BUppliod in SHJGET
ING and SUUtTING LINENS, with a large assortment ol
TOWELLINGS, all of thc most popular brands, and at
much reduced prices.
CLOTH AND CASSIMERE DE?
PARTMENT.
Those seeking such will find my C-4 BLACK AND
COLORED BROADCLOTHS at $2.50 t : bc a very Uno
article.
FRI NTS & DOMESTICS DEPART?
MENT.
2000 YARDS OF COLORED MADDER PRINTS, al
12,Uc. per yard, is offered.
BROWN GOODS.-STRIPEDSHIRTINO.ANr> TICK?
INGS, projiortionnbly cheap.
BLANKETS AND FLANNEL DE?
PARTMENT.
20 PIECES 3-4 FINE SALISBURY FLANNEL, nt 30c.
per ya d. With larRclol of other brands.
ALSO, VERY CHEAP,
A very large lot BLANKETS, in White and Colored, iV
offered at from S4 per pair and upward.-'. Particular at?
tention is paid to tho
CL0A1C AND SHAWL DEPART?
MENT,
In which will bc found thc Latest Stiles and Best
Fabrics in Material and " rimming.
LACE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
1500 FRENCH LACE COLLARS are offered al. 15c.
each, acnuiuo Chin)-, Guipure and Bi naseis Laces, ai
very low ligures.
1'ioU pieces English nnd French BONNET BARRONS, in
various widths, nt very low prices.
LADIES'AND MISSES'RATS, Ostrich Fcetliors and
Flowers, tn gjcat variety.
HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPART?
MENT.
In tills line will bc found a well and carefully selected
Stock of HOSE AND HALF HOSE, for Ladies. Genia and
Waldron. Best of KID CLOVES for Ladies and Gentle?
men, just received at very low prices. Also, Berlin Cas
sinicre and Lined Thread ?nd Silk Oloves, very reasona?
ble
Having just REPLENISHED Mi' STOCK in all if? -dii
fero^t department*. I can assure those m went bl a;:y
Ihiug in my line, thal they will lind large assortment:) in
every class" of GOODS, and at such raies Gut will iK'ly
competition.
A call is respectfuHy solicited.
LOUIS CO Ti ir, N,
NO. 218 KING STREET,
Botwnen Hasel and Market slrocfe
Deconiber 17
WILLIS & CHTSOLM,
FACTORS, (MiWi 1RC1???S,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
TTTILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE. SALE AND
TY SHIPMENT (to Foreiffu and Domestic Portslot
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORKS.
ATLANTIC WHA1RF, Charleston. S. V.
E. WILLIS.A. ft. C1?ISOLM.
October SKI
E. M. WHITING-,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMERS
Mirsrt lo No. 33 CHURCH! STKEET. om--..or
north oi Uroau stre*-l. -? Aucun it
CLOTHING.
PARKER & CHILD,
DEALERS IN
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 103 EAST BAY STREET,
December 21 Imo Undor tlio Amorican Hotel.
OIL CLOTHING
? SAILORS' OUTFITTING DEPOT.
PARKES ,t CHILD, No. 103 East Eay.
De.'cmbor 2J Imo
~ ~" mt wm,
.gerrin SUi'i&rvstincbcr,
M Ell CH A NT TA IL OKS,
Na. 180 ICING STREET,
Timtvj)0on A HOVE non LU KC rcs-ALLEY.
HAVE .TUST RECEIVED THEIR NEW STOCK OF
FALL ARD WINTER GOODS, consisting ol' tho
finest FRENCH AND ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS, D01?
SK1NS, aud a full variety ot tho neatest and latest style
I patterns of CASHMERES, VELVETS, SILKS, .tc..
[ Beaver and Esquimaux Cloths, for Overcoats, and a full
supply ol Medium Grado Cloths and Cassimeres for Bn
ainesN Suits.
They are now prepared tn make up Garments as cheap?
ly as eau bc doun lu any Northern eily, and finished in
Hie latent and most fashionable styles, or in any style that
tuny be desire rt.
They rcspccrt'ully invite their friend* and the public to
call and examine thc stock for themselves.
All orders wiD ne promptly executed and coed fit? and
prompt worfcuwroliip will be guaranteed.
November lu. Htntlr2u>o
_?^?J1IT_I AT
No. 35 BROAD STBEET
AND EXAMINE A FINE LOT OF
AND
SUITS OF WHJIOII WILL BE MADE TO ORDER AT
Forty Dollars.
JAMES McCO?ICK,
November .-.'/_MERCTIATlY. TATLOB.
J AMES MCCORMICK*
MERCHANT TAILOR,
WHOLESALE AN li UF.TAIL DKALEIl IN
CLOTHS, m\wm AMI iwls,
GENTS' IVUKNISIII.VG GOODS,
B1SOAD STREET,
.Inly
1
Ginns
CHARLESTON. S. C.
vam, win ORD & co.,
KACTURERS ANTI' WHOLESALE DEALER!
TN
EINE, M.EDIUM,
i MERIGAN EXPRESS ?OT.DINO, NOS. 55. ST. !
. .iL and Cl, Hudst vt street, i S?gg5^5t?
V. H. WHITFORD.
J? B. VAN WAGENEN.
fecoiuherlu Cnn A T. HAMILTON.
A ttnrneys at i aw & Solicitors in Equit;
OFFICE \o% BROAD STREET.
Novemher "J
AUCTION SALES.
Furniture of a Family Declining Housekeeping
New Mattresses. Bedsteads, ?tc?.. ?c
McKAY <& CAMPBELL
Cash Auction House, NV), 55 Hasel street, op?
posite Po? tofilc t',
W?1 sell TO-MORROW, 4Ui inst, at 10 o'clock
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS, Solas, Bureaus, Ward?
robes, Marble-top Tables, Cord Tables, What-Nots Par?
lor, Dining and Bud ?bamber Chairs, ?tc., kc '
ALSO,
HIGH POST AND COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, Lounges
Washstands, Towel Racks, Mattrossos, Pillows, Carpels'
Blankets, Sheets sud Bedding, kc
ALSO,
PIANOS, MIRRORS, Paintings and Engravings, Ac.
ALS",
STOVES, COOKING UTENSILS, Crockery, Castors,
Glassware, io., &c.
Conditions cash. January 3
Shoes, Clothing, Hats, ?fcc.
BY WILBUR .V SON.
TO-MORROW, 4tfa Inst, at our salesrooms, corner State
and Chalmers streets, st 10,'? o'clock, will be sold to
closo out invoices, wi.bout reserve,
10 cases asserted Seasonable CLOTHING, cases BOOTS
Men's, Women's, Misses and Children's Shoes
Casos AB-Wool assorted Hats, Jockeys
Hhds. Bacon, cases Ale,.Cider and Champagne
Mats, Clothes Lines, Axes, Hatchets, Tubs
12-4 Military Blankets, Segare, Smoking Tobacco, Mar?
malade, kc, kc.
Conditions-Sums under $100, cash; over that amount
approvod endorsed notes or city acceptance lor 30 days.
January o
NOTICE.
VT S?wSVEBY EVOKING at 7o'clock, by KILROY & Co.,
Hing-strcct, of a general assortment of DRV
GOODS Clothing. Ean.y Uoou3( Jewelry, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery, Perfumery ?id Soaps. January 3
Estate Sale of Grocery Store -omer of Smith and
Queen. streets-Estate of AMU. H. Brenkmyer, and
soid by permission of the Ordinary
BYF.NIPSON.
TO-MORROW, 4th instant, will positively bo eoM at 10
o'clock
THE CONTENTS OE THE STORE,
CONSISTIDO OF :
GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, such cs'
Barrels ol Bacon, Barrels of Flour, Barrels of Sugar,
Browu and White; Barrels of Liquors, kc, such asare
generally found in a large Retail Grocery Store.
Conditions cash. tu lb fil Jimmy 3
IMPORTANT SALE AT SOCIETY mL~L,
SO. CA.
On THURSDAY, 10th January, 18CC, wiU bo sold to tho
highest bidder.
All that valuablo MACHINERY at the Saw MiU on Codar
Creek, near Society HUI,
CONSISTING 07 :
Ono 42-inch REYNOLD'8 TURBINE
18 feet Upright Shafting, i% inch.
12 feet Lino Shafting, 3>? inch.
Ono G feet Fly Wheel.
Two 24 foet Pulleys,
One Double Hanger.
Two Pedestal Blocks. .,
AU of which Machinery is complete, and with a head
of ll feet water is (?pablo of exerting a force equivalent
to forty-horse power. This motive power may be soon
any day In operation until day of sale. A table of pow?
ers and velocities, and aU information furnished by ap?
plying to the undersigned.
ALSO,
One first-class SAW MILL, manufactured by Page k
Co., Baltimore, but little used.
wrru
All the necessary BELTs, TOOLS, &c, belonging to
thc MiU. Salo positive.
Terms cash.
For further information, address.
January 3 2 EVANS, LEE A CO.
House and Lot iVo. 125 Camina street.
BY CLIFFORD ?!k MATHE WES,
Real Es tn tc Agents, No. r,c, :t road street.
Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, 9th January, at ll o'clock,
at tho Old Post?nico,
That Three Story WOODEN HOUSE, with LOT, known
as No. 125 Coming street, and Outbuildings. Lot mea?
sures 60 feet front by 170 feet deep.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance in one, two, and
three years, secured by bond and mortgago of tho prop?
erty, with Interest. Purchaser to pay ciU?ord k Ma
thewes for papers and stamps. January 3
House and Lol, No. 8 Elliott street.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES^
Krui Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.
WM be sold cn WEDNESDAY. Dtb January, at ll o'clock,
at the old Postofflco,
That ONE-STORY WOODEN HOUSE, with tho LOT.
Imo A nr. s No. 3 Elliott street, having 18 feet 8 inches,
more or less, front, and 92 feet depth, moro or lees, being
but three doors from East Bay.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Clifford & Math ewes
for papers and stamps. January 3
Estate Sale-Valuable Sea Island Colton Planta
Hon on John's Island,
BY CLIFFORD Si MATHE WES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 5*'. Broad-street.
Will bc Bold on WEDNESDAY, 9th January, 1807, nt thc
old Postofflce. at ll o'clock,
PARK PLANTATION, situated on John's Lilaud, fif?
teen miles from thc city. It contabas 1200 acres of high,
and a large body of Marsh Land; 400 acres of tho
high lands are cleared and well adapted to tho produc?
tion of fine Long Cotton, from which large crops have
been formerly obtained. The remainder of tho tract is
in woods (most of which ia original growth), affording an
abundant supply of timber, which, from its proximity to
the river, may bc made available and profitable. There
is a email DwclUng and other buildings on the place.
Tho BACK PEN PLANTATION, ou John's Island, con?
tains about 1000 acres, but a smnll portion of which
has been cleared or cultivated, and the remainder is in
woods of original growth, abounding In pine and other
timber, which would alford great inducements to a pur?
chaser disposed to engage in tho timber business, inde?
pendent of tho advantages which may bo derived ironi a
soil well adapted to tho cultivation of cotton and for
other agricultural purposes.
Terms.-Oue-fourth cash: balance iu ono and two
years. Purchasers to pay Clifford ?V. Mathcwes for pa?
pers and stamps. t?thslwl December 25
Estate Sale-Valuable Plantation in Barnwell
District.
BY E. L. SADDLER.
Will bo sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY, thc 7th
January, at RaroweR C. H_. -
A PLANTATION IN BARNWELL DISTRICT,
four miles from Graham's Turnout, on the South
Carolina Railroad, at tho junction of tho Charleston and
Augusta and Orangeburg and Barnwell Roads. Tho
Plantation contains 1661 acros, 230 of which ls of
tho very finest quality of River Swamp Land, most of
which has been recently cleared, and will produce from
40 to 50 bushels of Corn por acre, or a bale of Cotton
per acre. Thc High Land is also of fino quality; a law
portion ls heavily timbered. There is also on the > I ice
a good Mill site, and good landing on thc Edie to Ri ; jr ;
perfectly healthy at rdl seasons of tho year. This Planta?
tion has tho reputation of being ono of tho best In that
part of tho District.
Terms-One-quarter cash, balance In ono and two
years. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
December 25 tuihsG ml
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Samuel ll. llroionlec et al. vs. Angelina G. Earnest, Ad.
ministralrix, ct al.
On MONDAY, thc 7th day of January, 18C7, at 12 o'clock
M., I will sell before the Court House, in Walterbor
ough, S. C..
Thc following VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, belong?
ing lo the Estate of the late Noel Brownlee:
TRACT NO. 1.-Containing 276 ?cres, moro or less,
boundod south by hindu formerly of Georgo Muckonfuss;
north by thc Four Hole Creek; east by Brownlco tract,
and west by lands unknown.
TRACT NO. 2.-Containing 46M acres, bounded north
by Thomas Way's land; cast by George Way's land; west
by Noel Brownie's land, and south bylands unknown.
TRACT NO. 3.-Containing 831 7-10 acres, bounded
north by land6 of Harley is Hutson; east by lands for?
merly of J. Walter; south by lands of T. W. Harley;
southeast and southwest by lands of E B. Scott, Esq.
TRACT NO. 4.-Containing 770 acres, moro or less,
bounded north by lands of B.CumtiilngsandMrs.Viard's
landri; west by lands of Mrs. Viard and lands supposed
to bc granted to P. Glvham, and E Cummings' land ;
south and southeast by John CampheU's land; northeast
by lands of John Campboll and B. Ciunmings.
TRACT NO. 5.-Containing 1212 acres, more or less,
lying on tho Cypress Swamp and Captain's Creek.
The above described Tracht all situate in St George's,
Colleton, near the South Carolina Railroad.
ALSO,
The following Tract, known, as tho "ISAAC'S TRACT,"
situnto partly in Charleston and partly in Colleton Dis?
tricts, containing 863 acres, lying on thc Cypress Swrmp,
head.waters of tho Ashley River, and bounded on the
north and northeast by thc binds of J. P. Brownlee; west
and northwest by lands ol'Woolf and Wm. Cummings;
south and southeast by lands of tho estate of Elijah
Brownlee and thc Cypress .Swamp.
Tunas.-One-third cash; balance payable on a cr?dito!
otic and two years, in two equal annual instalments, se?
cured by bond btsring interest from day of salo, personal
security and mortgage of the property.
Purchasers lo pay for papers. _
B. STOKES, C. E. C. D.
Commissioner's Office, November 26,1860.
Deoember 27 lh?n4
MISCELLANEOUS.
ember 15
'IIIS BEST TONIC NOW IN
WIIUAM O- G1LL1LAND 6 M,
Seal Estate Agents, Auctioneers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE NO. 33 H AV NE STREET.
September s_
JACOB ll. RENTIERS,
_ V-\KTlRrat WD INSPECTOR OF LUMBER, Tl
M^ES'WOOD^ bc found at Office of STE
A\4-..i" ; 'Vi/w "".,.-rnri foot Roanfain street, re*T
please publish twice. .
December 4 raH
AUCTION SALES.
Hams, Shoulders and Tbnoves.
BY LAURE Y A ALEXAVDKR.
THIS DAY, Ibo 3d Instant, will bo sold in our store Nb.
137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, . *:/
9 bhds. PLAIN HAMS . - .
8 boxes Shoulders - .
3 tierces Smoked Tongues.
Condi ti ons cash. " January 3
Estate Sale-Ground Coffee, Mustard. Spices, &c. '
BY LAUKEY & ALEXANDER. - -
THIS DAY, the 3d inst, will bo sold in our atoro, No.
137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, on account of an catat?,
10 BOXES GROUND COFFEE
13 boxes Mustard, ?i lb. tins
18 boxes Cayenne Popper, y? lb. tins
33 boxes Black Pepper
20 boxes Pepper Sauce, pints
1 ? boxes Spices
0 boxes Bi Curb Soda
2 boxes Tomato Ketchup
. ? - cans Cream Tartar
- cans London Mustard
- cans Cayenne Popper, 4c, &c
Conditions ca6h. January 3
Lanterns, ??e., on account of all concerned.
BY LAURE Y & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, the 3d ins!., will be ?old in onr store, No.
137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, on account of all con?
cerned,
10 dozen GLOBE-TRIMMED AND FLANGED BRASS
HEAD LANTERNS k
U 0-12 Brass, Tinned, Edged, and Flanged Lanterns
24 9-12 dozen Kerosene Lamp Burnors
Conditions cash. January 3
Estate Sale of House on Leased Land, by order of
Ute Administrator and consent of Ute Ordinary.
BY BOWERS & SILCOX.
WiU be sold THIS DAY, 3d inst., at ll o'clock, in front
of thc Exchange, Broad streak.
All that TWO-STORY WOODEN BUILDING AND
KITCHEN, No. 24 Hanover street, fourth, house north
of Columbus str cl, on tho cast sido. Buildings to ba
removed within thirty days from day of Bale.
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay B. & 8. for papers.
January 3_BtuthS
A Neat Brick Residence, an Eligible Corner Stand,
and convenient small JhceUing.
KY B. MC ALL.
Jliiz DAY, the 3d of January, 1887, at ll o'clock; at
thc old Poalomce, wiU bu sold,
T,Tt?rat on(i deslrablo two and a half story BRICK
RESIDENCE MMi XOT OF LAND, on tho wost tcdo of '
Elizabeth 6trect, n.^ ?\ra-y street, end known aa No. 63. .
containing lour upright rooms, pantry, dressing room,
two attica and Ino stor, piazza, with gas aad grata ,
throughou t, slated roof, &c <tn the Lot, whian measures
35 feet front and 100 feet deep, nmrc or less, ara a ki toben
of four rooms, carriage house, surta? larne dsfernand
wcUof water. Thc location is pleasant and healthy. " V
ALSO, . . ' ??
AR that LOT OF LAND, eligibly located ?ttho southv '?
west corner of 1 lizabeth and Mary streets, next-north of
the above, measuring 32 feet front on Elizabeth street"
and 100 feet, moro or less, on Mary street, having there?
on a two and a hali story frame D welling, and all neces?
sary outbuRdinge and conveniences. With little altera?
tion could be made a good stand for a genteel family gro?
cery.
ALSO, I
AR that LOT OF LAND on the south aide of Henrietta :
street, No. 21, containing 25 feet front and 100 foot deep?
more or less, together .with a tworand a half story tramp
Dwelling, of four upright rooms, pantry and dressing
room, and other improvements thereon.
Condi?onfr-Ohe-half cash; bilanoo payable in one
year, with local interest, to be secured by bond of tho
purchaser and mortgage of the property; buildings to be
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay B. Mc?
Call for necessary papers.
January 3 ? . '
New York Pig Hatns.Slicn??ers, Strips, &c.
.JEFFORDS & CO.
Will sell THIS DAY, In front of their store, No. 27 Ven?
due Gan gc, at 10 o'clock, '
5 boxes New York PIG HAMS
7 boxes New York Pig Shoulders ' ? . ?
400 Baltimore Shoulders
10 bbls. Strips
3 hhds. Sides
40 boxes C?PC80
22 kegs Butter
40 kegs Leaf Lard
10 kita No. 1 Mackerel
40 boxes Candles.
Conditions cash. 'January 3
Lease of a Valuable Colton Plantation on John's
Island al Auction.
BY SMITH & MCGILLIVRAY,*
Real Estate Brokers, No. ?7 Broad-street. '
WiR bo offered at public outcry, THIS DAY, tho 3d
of January, 18C7, at ll o'clock, ou the north stops
of the Old Custom House,
The LEASE for-years of that valuablo Sea Island
Cotton Plantation known aa "Acorn- Hill;" si tua tod on
Jqhn'B leland : 000 acres In ott, SOO cleared.
Tenus.-One-third of each year cash in advance; bal?
ance In two equal instalments, payable on 1st of Jnly and .
1st of December. tuths3mwth3.'j_January 3
House and Lol on the north side of Columbus'
street, near the South Carotina Pa?road; ? at
auction. $
BY SMITH & MCGILLIVRAY.
Will be sold, at ll o'clock, THIS DAY, tho 3d of
January, on the north steps of ' the old Custom-House,
That valuable LOT OF LAND on tho northwest corner
of Robbins' Court, measuring 86 feet front on Colum?
bus street by 110 feet deep on Robbins'Court, moro or:
less, together with the comfortable residence and out
buildings thereon, exclusive of the rear, tenement. . .
Terms-Half cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
January 3_ tuthaSmwthS
MILLIGAN. MELCHERS St CO.,
No. H? Vendue Range,
Wdl sell THIS DAT, 3d inst., at 10 o'clock,
1 Saddle and Draft PONEY, about 7 years old ' ' :
1 set Harness.
ALSO, . . .v .
1 lot DRY GOODS,. 2oady-Mado Clothing. 2 Crates and
1 Cask with Straw, new Meat Safes, Sowing Machines,
Furniture, ic, tc_ January 9
UNDER DECREE IN EQTJTTY. .
Stall, Administrator, vs. Browning; etat.
On TUESDAY, the 22d instant, at ll o'clock -A-aT./wfll
bo sold, under tho direction of the undersigned,'in '
front of the Old Custom Honso,
AU that largo and eligibly located THREE STORY
BRICK STORE, situate on Um wost side of Kins street.
'Ho. zr?, bounding north on Stoney k W?tberger's lot,,
south on lot of T. B. Taylor, cast on King street, and
weet on lot of A C. Cunningham, measuring in front on
King street 32 feet 2 inches, and 30 fcetO inches on'tho
back lino, on the north linc 136 feet 6 inches,on the south
134 feot 4 inches. - : : ,
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho tiro-story Wooden
Dwelling and outbuildings thereon, situate on the' south
side of Bull street, and known as No. 17, measuring in
front 70 feet, and in depth 144 feet, more or less;, bound?
ing North on Bull street, cast on lot of F. Schaffer, west
on lot of-Hopton, and south on lot of John Francis.-"*!
ALSO,
AU that LOT weet of tho above, known as No. 19, mea?
suring ba front 20 feet and in depth 140 feet, more or less;
bounded north by BuU street, south by lot of John Fru .
cia, east by land estate of A. Browning, and weat on lot*
of James Lee. ...
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION situate in the Parish of St
James' Goose Crook, on the southwest eldo of South-Ca?
rolina Railroad, 12 miles from Charleston, measuring 151
acres, more or less; bounding north on lund of A. It. Din?
ner, cast and eoitthwest by land of J. Farley and Thomas
Hyatt, now Momcpoy, and west on lands of Thomas
Lcadbettcr and J. B. Bhame.
ALSO,
The PLANTATION known as Golding Tract, contain-.
ing 496 aces, situate hi tho Parish of St Geonjo, Colle
ton District, about C miles from Summerville.
ALSO,
The PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND adjoining
thc above, known as Giveham's Tract containing 012
acree, thc two together bounded on the north and west
by tho road to Bacon's Bridge, south by lands of John
Collins and Mrs. Rylc, and east by land of CoL Joseph
Yates.
AT>0,
Those SIX LOTS in tho villago of Accabcc, known by.
thc numbera 7, 8,10, ll, 20 and 21, each measuring 1C0 :
feet front by 200 leot deep.
ALSO,
WATER LOTS on - aide of Limohouso street '
known by the numbers-in a plat of tho L?nehause
Estate, measuring each-front by-deep. v- ;
Torms-One-third cash; the balance on a credit of one,
two and three years, secured by bonds of the purchasers,
with interest, payable semi-annually, and mortgages of
thc property. The buildings to bo insured and kept In?
sured until tuc bonds arc paid, and thc policies to be as?
signed to thc Master. Purchasers to pay for papere.
JAMES W. GRAY,
January'3 IhmG till Masterin Equity.
Fish. Lumber and Laths, Cargo of Brit sh B ig
" Cliebuctoo," direct from Halifax, and consigned
te Metsrs. T. S. & T. G. Budd. "
BY HENRY COBLA. Si CO. ?'
On TUESDAY. 8th January, 1807, alongside of British
brig "Chebuctoo,"at Boyce'a Wharf, at 10 o'clock, w?l?
be sold. CARGO OF SAID VESSEL, as foUows, viz.:
685 PACKAGES NO. 1 EXTRA, NO. 1 -, NO. 2
Large, and No. 3 Large Mackerel, In bbb;., %
bbls., li bbls. and kita
31 packages Pickled nerringa
77 half barrels and kits No. 1 Salmon
47 half barrels and kita No. 2 Salmon
ll kits No. 1 Salmon Trout
16 hali barrels Young Mackerel
1000 boxes Scaled and No. 1 Herrings
50 boxes large dry Cortneh
65 M feet White Pino Lumber, comprising 1 inch.
Boards, 2 anti 3 inch Planks
70 M Laths (4 feet).
Conditions cash. December 31
ESTATE SALE.
By order of thc Ordinary of Charleston District, S. O.,
wiU bc soldat ll o'clock on MONDAY, January 7,1867,
at the plantation of the late Charles P. Shier, near the
State Road, and two miles above Goose Creek Bridge,
viz:
3 GOOD WORK MULES
2 Wasons and Harness
1 Cart, 1 lot Rice Straw
1 Revolver and Gold Spectacles
1 Gold Watch
Plantation and Carpenters' Toola .
3iK) cords of Oak Wood, on tho land where it waa cn:
Hous.hold and Kitchen Furniture, kc. kc
Terms cash. ROBERT AUSTIN,
December 28 ^ mtllc, ,,.Administrator.
PBBVATE SAt?S<
'Sea island Plantation al Prtvol? Sale.
BY W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS,
Brokers and Auctioneers, ?5 Broad street.
At Private Sale
BEAR'S DLl'FF, also known as RIVERS' POINT, at
the Zithern extremity ol' Waduialaw Island, containing
about 2.TB .?-jr, 0f Cotton Lau.l, nearly aU of which has
been ct?awtWfc ^Extensivo improvements havo been
made upon the pSs^-iic past year, over $5000 having
been expended in supcr>>Cjwi i?ccessary hui "dings, iu
cluding store and dwelling, t^^nu; frame houses with
brick chimneys, cotton house, gu?S.?^T . stable, mule
and wagon rticds, Av. Thc location w cc*<_j ?j^ vcry
attractive, and remarkable for its heclthfttlncV>w^t has
ben cultivated the past year in connection wrav^
..Puiut Plantation," now offered for sale. Together they
form as desirable property as can be found on tho Sea
Islands.
ALSO,
WiR bc sold TWELVE SUPERIOR MULES, Wagons,
Ploughs. Steam Encinos, kc thstuS January 3 .
A Valuable Sea /.-:;v<?/d Cotton Plantation at Pri?
vate Sale.
BY *4V. Y. LEITCH ? R. S, BRUNS,
Brokers ard Auctioneer*, Ji3 Broad street.
Ai Private Sale
POINT PLANTATION.-Tins fine rianintlon, contain?
ing 573 acres of high and a large body of marsh lead, is
situated at thc southern extremity of Wadmalaw Island.
It I bounded on the south by North Edisto River; on
Uie ea;?t bv Leuxmwah River (a branch or tho Edisto); on
tho north bv lauds of Hugh Wilson. Esq.. and oa tho
wost bv land* o? E. Bates, '.'sq.. and the estate of W. H.
Seabrook. Before the war about 590 acres was under a
hi"h state ol cultivation, and produced fine crops pf
Long Cotton ot a superior quality. Thc situation of thia
Plantation is uurivalW br any other in thc vicinity. Ito
reputation its a summer residence has been folly estab?
lished bv die unlntcrru-oted health o? ita former proprie?
tor ' Ib?titC January 3
.1 Fi>n> Piano a! Pr kate Sate.
BY SMITH & MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneers, No. At Broad street.
Januaiy 3___________
furilte Horses. Vehicles, ?vc. al Auction.
BY SMITH A HcGSMjE-i RAY, _
No. 17 Broad street, soutU side, near St?..
street.
Sale* of FURNITURE, icc., at private residences t
g^^Sy^N? ioT HORSES, VEHICLES
FURNITURE, 'kc, at half-past 10 o'clock, at our ornoo.
October 2