Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE DAILY NEWS. 4S- The Business and Publication Of? fice of THJfi DAILY NEWS ?has been removed to the large and commodious building No 149 EAST BAY. tg* LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS HAYING TBE LARGEST CIR? CULATION VS THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, -PUBLISHES THE LET OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT THE END Of EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS i IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES THIS BAT. CAMPBELL, KNOX A Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, . at their auction house, No. 55 Hasel-street, ?dr v goods, ?tc A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS will sell at 10 o'clock, at the store, No190 King-street, clothing and -store fixtures. . W. 8. HASTIE, Sheriff, will sell at ll o'clock, ait the courthouse, mules, furnishing goods, - contents of a groceiy store and a lot of land. THE BLESSINGS OF FREEDOM.-Betsy Rich? ards, an old aegro woman, and, from her . .dress, evidently a field hand, was picked up in Meeting-street, near Market, on the morning -of the 4th. She said she was sick, houseless ani friendless. She was taken to the Guard ' house, and thence sent to the Mazyck-street ?Hospital._ A NUISANCE.-The smouldering fire in Meet . ing-street, opposite the Charleston Hotel, like Banquo's ghost, win not down at a bidding. From some cause it burst ont afresh yesterday, . and the smoke was drifted by the wind into the lobby of the hotel, canning the eyes of the "Sunday loungers to look a's red as if they'had '"seen" several men in a quirter of an hour. . DEATH OF A FORMER CHARLESTONIAN.-It is announced in the Macon (Georgia) Telegraph that Mr. Leroy M. Wiley, formerly a well (.known merchant in Charleston, S. C., and in ' New York city, died at his plantation in Ala ; bama, aged seventy-four years. Mr. Wiley was .- an energetic business man, and had accumu? lated a large property.. ROBBERIES."-The detectives have been on ~ the alert ever since the robbery of Mr. Brad? ley's store neal Bonneau's Station, and suc? ceeded yesterday in capturing another of the thieves and recovering the remainder of the property. A colored man had twenty-three dollars ( Stolen from him in Elliott-street by a woman. The detectives were notified, and succeeded in . arresting the thief and in recovering fifteen dollars of the money. -,-" ? . TEK GLORIOUS FOURTH.-Along the hue of I the South Cato!na Railroad the day passed off j -with perfect quiet. There was no disturbance at ?any point, the negroes being apparently -tired of much talking and consequent discon ? tent At O'rangeburg Randolph was- escorted --frorn. the depot to 'the town by the colored . .firemen and made a flaming speech. At Lewis . ville Cain was escorted to church by a crowd of freedmen. No more at present. Ax A regalar meeting of Dan Lodge, No. ! ,1. O. B. B., held at Odd Fellows Hall, Sunday, - Joly 5th, the following officers were installed : Brother B. 8PBINCE, President -Brother A. A. GOLDSMITH, vice-President. Brother J. LOEB, Secretary. ' Brother B. RICE, Financial Secretary. ..Brother J. FL&UAI, Treasurer. . Brother H. D. H. OPPENHEIM, Assistant Monitor. .Brother H. TUROHGOTT, Inside Guardian. -.tBrotaerX. HAUL, Outside Guardian. * CDTONNATL-At the anniversary meeting, held 4th instant, at the Sooth Carolina Hall, -?the following officers were elected for the en? suing year: . Hon. JAMES SIMONS, President . GE:.-. W. G. DBSACSST/BE, vice-President MR GEO. B. R?JD, Treasurer. MB. JAMES SIMONS. Jr., Secretary. Mn. THOMAS B. EGLESTON, 1 Ms. S. WRAGGSIMONS, J Stewards. Standing ?oTwnittee.-Messrs. W. P. Finley, Thus. -J. Drayton.' Evaa Edwards, Hopeoa Pinckney, H. W. DeSacssure, B. H. Reid, E. Q. Pinckney. FREIGHT FOB NEW YOEE.-The steamship ..Charleston, belonging to the line of which Messrs. James Ad ger ?Co. are agents, left this harbor on Saturday afternoon last for New ?York, with a full assorted cargo of cotton, fruits, vegetables, naval stores, Ac. Among - the prominent articles on her freight list were 1416 boxes peaches, 6S4 crates vegetables, 580 barrels potatoes, 427 bales cotton, navalstorea, Ac. The Charleston had also a crowded pas sergor list. The flattering character of this patronage, which is taking place at a season when great dullness may be generally expected, . -most be most gratifying to her agents here. THE Sours CAROLINA DELEGATION IN NEW 'TOBE.-The New York Evening News, of Fri? day last, says : "Only about half of this dele? gation has reported at the headquarters, No. -' 37 Union Square, this morning. Senator Camp? bell, Gov. Perry and Speaker Simonton had al? ready arrived, and Gen. Wade Hampton was to arrive this evening. No meeting of the dele? gation has therefore taken place. Either Gen. .Hampton or Senator Campbell will be chair? man or the delegation. An informal conference among the members this .morning elicited the opinion that South Carolina should cast first a -complimentary vote for Andrew Johnson, and afterward go for Hendricks, of Indiana." A JACK ra OEFIQE.-At Orangeburg there is a sergeant in the United States Army com? manding a detachment of soldiers. He is somewhat pert and dandified in manner, and yesterday aa the down Columbia train came in a citizen named Fraser asked a bystander how he liked the appearance of the sergeant. No reply was made, bat the question was reported "to the three-striped jack in .office who marched op to Mr. Fraser and asked him what he meant. Mr. Fraser said that he had not . spoken to the three-striped, who thereupon Bunched forth a cuss word, said he would not -allow any on? to talk about him, and sent a messenger fora file of soldiers to take Fraser into custody. At this time the train moved on and the result is not known. Did the Com? mandant at Colombia send the sergeant to .'Orangeborg Tor sash purposes as thi$ BASS BALL.-The following is the score of -the match game of base ball which was played on Saturday, between the first nines of the Franklin and Contest Base Ball Clubs. The game was contested with spirit, and witnessed by a large crowd : SCORE. TS INKLE*. O. B. L. CONTEST. 0. B. L. C. Egleston, c...2 5 OP. I ?ley, c.1 6 1 J. Flynn, P.2*4 OD. Touhv.p.6 2 0 W.Gannon,*s...3 3 OW.O'conner,s. s.2 6 0 T. Begley, lb.4 2 0 ?. Doolan, lb... 2 6 0 J. Rille, 2b.6 0 1 J. Corbet, 2b.2 6 0 J. Churchill 3b...3 3 0 F. Bonnilkce,3b..3 i 1 W. Bolger, Lt...8 2 0 P.Croghan, 1. f...4 4 0 T. Flynn, c.f.....8 2 0 T. O'Connor,c. f..3 6 0 ?J. Burns, r. f..... 1 4 1 3. Meagber, r. f...4 4*0 Total.27 25 2 Total.27 43 ~2 INNINGS. . .?CX.OB9. , 123456789 . ._ Trank.!in.a 0 2 1 2 6 5 1 6-25 Left on bases.0 00001100-2 Contest.6 6 2 2 6 10 9 2 0-43 Irtft on bim...0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0_2 Flies caught-Franklin-J. Flynn 2; Contest r-W. O'Connet 8, D. Touhey 1, P. Croghan^l. Home rans-Franklin-C. Egleston 1; Coo test-P. Daly i; j, Meagher L Umpire-B. Maguire, of the Eclipse. Scorers-B. Fritz, of the Contest; W. Barns, cf the Franklin. THE FOURTH IX CHARLESTON.-The. weather on Saturd&r waa all that the most ardent lover of the pomp and parade incidental to the itu of July could have desired. At an early hour the streets were thronged with the members of the different (colored) Republican organiza? tions hastening to their rendezvous at the foot of Meeting-street. Refreshment stands were scattered all along the route of the procession, but the porch of St. Michael's Church and the vicinity of the Citadel Green were the most popular places. The old maumas were in their glory, and their cakes, comfits, beer and soda water were eagerly purchased by the hungry and thusly crowd. The bells rang joyously as in days of yore, and the different public build? ings and the shipping flung their bunting lib? erally to the breeze. The procession, including about ?00 persons in all, moved from the Battery, about half-past 8 o'clock. The participants were all colored, with the exception of seven white meu; Cooper Bird und F. C. Hiller, white, being two of the mrshals of the day. Lafayette C. Woolie and -Davis, both white, were the banner guard of the Bepublican Club of Ward i. The following was the order of the proces? sion, which was headed by music: Ashley Fire Company, No. 9, Comet Fire Company, No. 5, Promptitude Fire Company, No. 7, Niagara Fire Company, No. 8, St. John's Evangelist Society, Mechanic Association, St. Peter's Society, Moral Friendship Club, Dray? men Benevolent Society, Sympathetic Society, Union Assembly, Mutual Aid Society, Young Men's Charitable Association, St. Paul's Socie? ty, Grand Army of the Republic, Unity and Friendship Club, Friendly Union Club, Broth er?y Union Association, Union Lodge, No. 22, Drayton Lodge, Hayden Lodge, Sikener Lodge, Fire Company No. 6, Fire Company No. 4, Afri? can Turners. Two stands had been erected on the Citadel Green and covered with awnings to ward c ff | the rays cf the sun. The Citadel was tastefully decorated with United States flags, and the sidewalks in the vicinity of the green lined with booths and refreshment stands, which were presided over by African dames. Lar comb, of ice cream fame, had a stand on the green, between the speakers' stands, and his cooliug compounds'met a ready sal?. On ar? riving at the green the procession entered throng h the south gate, and was marched and countermarched around the speakers' stands and finally assigned positions in that vicinity. The crowd which had kept up with the pro? cession then surged in the gates and closed around the stands. But few white persons were present, and the speakers' remarks were addressed to a steaming mass of black hu? manity. Stand No. 1, which was nearest Calhoun street, w.as presided over by G. Pillsbury as chairman, who opened the ball by a few re? marks and introduced the speakers. At this stand the Declaration of Independ? ence was read by a colored min, resolutions commendatory of the Republican party, and endorsing the nominations of the Chicago Con? vention, were read by Mr. Sawyer, who after- | ward spoke at some length on the same topic. He was followed by s General Pierce (white), J.J.Wright (colored), H. Judge Moore andi others. M. H. Collins, the irrepressible fugle? man of Pillsbury, closed the list of distinguish? ed orators. ~\ At stand No. 2, Marshal Epping presiding, a prayer was offered by T. D. Lewis (white), and the Declaration of Independence was read by -Howard (colored). The same resolutions were then read by -- Holmes (white), and the speakers introduced by the chairman. D. T. Corbin, U.S. District Attorney, was the first speaker. J. H. Jen ks, the late delegate to the Chicago Convention, gave an account of his steward? ship. - H a jue (colored) then spoke, and was followed by Colonel E. W. Dennis, Judge Ad? vocate of the Second Military District. The speech of Colonel Dennis was, in sc me respects, the most remarkable, and certainly the most elaborate, delivered on thc occasion. He re? viewed the policy of South Carolina in the past, villifying her people, ber customs and her laws. These he contrasted with the peculiar bless? ings conferred upon the State by the favor "of God, of Abraham Lincoln and of Yankee bayo? nets," closing with a fulsome panegyric of the career of General Sickles while commander of | this district. The motive of this latter portion of his address is said to have puzzled more than one of the white Republicans who were present. Colonel Dennis was followed by Colonel Wil? lard, Robert Small (colored), Sam Dickenson (colored), Proctor (colored), and Paris Wil? liams, "the barber" (colored). General Pierce then came to this stand, and made the closing remarks. At twelve o'olock a salute of thirty seven guns, one for every State in the Union, including the unreconstructed, was fired from the Citadel, and a new garrison flag was run up the staff which had until that moment been bare. The speaking was concluded a few minutes past oue, and the different associa? tions were dismissed to th jir several muster grounds. The day passed very quietly, and beyond the fuss and feathers incident to the parade, there was no disturbance or any breach of the peace. During the day the bells of St. Michael's raijg out merrily, and many old rehs were surprised to hear, among other airs, the sweet notes of the Bonnie Blue Flag floating on the breeze. In the afternoon the steamer St. Helena with an excursion party on board neared the Bat? tery and the band struck up tho Bonnie Blue Flag, which was cheered lustily by a crowd of colorad men on the East Battery. All places of business were closed during the day, and the streets wen thronged with dusky faces until nightfall, when thii refreshment stands were removed and thc holiday closed. There were but few cases of drunk, though the barrooms were all open and the victimsof Bacchus' wiles were not so gloriously high as to bring them nnder the care of the police. Not a single arrest during the day speaks volumes for the manner in which Charleston enjoyed the 4th' of July. THE DERELICT SHEP MONTGOMERY.-This ship which while on her passage from Pensacola to Cork for orders, became water-logged and aban? doned, and which was successfully towed, in a sunken condition, by the steamship Charles? ton, of the New York line, from a_poiat off the coast of North Carolina to this Hfe and which has been off this harbor over two weeks, was successfully brought up to the city ou Satur? day evening by the steamers Relief, Captain Payne, and Pilot Boy, Captain McNeity. The Montgomery's detention outside the port wis caused by her extra draft, say about twenty one feet, which was somewhat decreased when the water was pumped out and by the removal of the deck load; but she was still too deep to. safely cross the bar, and Captain Ferguson, who was in charge, successfully removed her b:w port and took out sufficient timber to les? sen her depth to about eighteen feet and sev? enteen feet forward, and she was towed up to port in this trim. The steamer Relief, Captain Payne, was daily employed in bringing up the cargo of the ship to the city as it was removed, and notwithstanding that the weather was sometimes rough, but a small part of the tim? ber got ?ulrifc. The Montgomery loaka about three feet each twenty-four hours, but the water is speedily removed by the pump now in use. CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar per pound, at Wilson'a grocery, northwest corner Society and Anson streets, doods delivered free. Sb fepy.-One of our city contempora? ries-onr fri^B^fcj-jyhe ZeituDg-haa discover? ed the fact of therral^Mf.THE DAILY NEWS establishment to East Bay. of that "journal, we find the folio? graph : The Mammoth Sign on East Bay.-In a note from our fiiend. the Superintendent of the Lighthouse ou Sullivan^ Island (with whom weare in regular correspondence), he says: "As I was just now filling mv lamp, I waa ?leased to see that the old Trench' Coffee [ouse, where we have drunk many a- sherry cobbler, has been reopened. The inscription, however, on the mammoth sign, which I can read at this distance with the naked eye-'THE DAiLr NEWS'-is certainly a very curious one for a restaurant." We at once wrote back to our island fri?nd to undeceive him, informing bim of the removal of our sister from Hs ne street to East Bay; and, moreover, we told him that henceforth "neither sherry cobblers nor cocktails will be retailed in that locality. To be sure, we do not wish to be understood as making an affidavit to this effect. In fact, we mean to test the matter before long, and then inform our lighthouse friend whether or not the Coffee Bouse still maintains its pristine reputation for good mixed pot. FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE HABBOB.- On Satur? day morning, July 4, Captain Holland, attach? ed to the outer light ship off this port, with Hr. Charles Beecher, au officer of the Cus? toms, and Mr. Thompson, were at the quaran? tine schooner near Sullivan's Island, and bound ont to the light ship in one of her boats. The pilot boat Mystery waa standing by them, bound out to sea. Thinking to save time and labor, Captain Holland, with the parties above mentioned, got into the row boat and pulled rapidly after the Mystery, expeclicg to take passage in her to the light ship. The Mystery was shootiug ahead with good speed, and had her skiff towing astern by a line. The row boat had reached a point abreast this skiff, when Captain Holland and Mr. Beecher, think? ing to facilitate their reaching the pilot boat, palled up to the skiff, which was nearer to them than tbe pilot boat, when, as they ap? proached sufficiently close, Captain Holland and Mr. Beecher jumped from their boat into the skiff, when the latter took a broad sheer, capsizing, and throwing overboard both Beecher'and Holland. Beecher succeeded in getting on the Mystery without injury, but Holland, who was soon picked up by one of the ooats, and was said to be alive when taken out of the water, expired immediately on be? ing placed in the boat. His body was brought to the city by the pilot boat Mystery, and an inquest held, which resulted in a verdict of accidental death. THE MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL AT SAVAN? NAH.-The members of the Alert Base Ball Club returned on the steamer Fannie last night from their excursion to Savannah. They speak in glowing terms of the heartiness of ? their reception. They were welcomed on the arrival of the boat ut Savannah by a commit? tee of the Forest City Club, escorted to and from the scene of contest in omnibuses, and entertained by a handsome supper at the Screven House. In company with their an? tagonists of the Forest City, they were photo? graphed and afterward partook of champagne and. punch at the Metropolitan Bi lb ard Boom. The result of the match was the victory of the Forest City Club by a score of 27 to 16-quite a disappointment to our gallant Alerts, who were confident of doing better. The game oc? cupied two hours and fifteen minutes. The following is the score in detail: 8C0EE. ALS BT. O. Easton, s. s.2 Sehacte, 1st b.2 Stubbs, 2d b.4 Hesliu, r.4 Boyce, p.3 Blake, r. f.4 Cooke. L f.2 Wallace, 3d b.4 Co aldin, c. f.2 TotaL.27 16 FOREST CITY. 0. wilson, lstb.3 Kimball, p.1 McNulty, 2d b.6 Bell, s. s.1 McDonald, c.5 Veltmar, cf..2 Hussey, L f.4 Gowdy, r. t..6 Schaffer, 3d b.1 Total.27 |1I2!3|4|5!6|7|8|9 Forest City._.610 I!3i0|8|3|7i0' Alert.|2|3|0|0|3|l|2|l|4 total. F1169 caught, Forest City-Wilson 1, Kimball 1, Belt 1-, total 3. 1, Flies cangbt, Alert-Easton 3, Sehacte 2, Stubbs Wallace 1; total 7. Foal flies, Forest City-McDonald 2. Foul flies, Alert-Heslln 3. Catches on strikes-Heslin 3. Home runs-McNulty L Scorers-E. L. Beard, Forest City; P. L. Duffy, Alert Umpire-Wm. A. Evans, Excelsiors, of Brooklyn, N.T. Time of game-2 hours, 15 minutes. HOTEL ABBXVALS, JULY i.-Charleston Bote', Wm. Gregg, AikeD; F. Murphy, oity; G. V. S. Aiken, B. S. Fletcher, George W. Aiken, Sum? merville; E. D. Hara, city; S. B. Thompson, John's Island; G. G. Price, W.S.Bali, J.D. Ford, city; G. N. Wyman, Augusta. July 5.-E. Houston, Florida; H. F. Dutton and wife, Beaufort; Charles H. Pearson, Eng? land. Pavilion Hotel-B. O'Brian, Columbia; Mrs. M. E. F. Smith, Miss M. E. Hubbard, Miss S. F. Goodell, Miss M. L. Goodell. Miss M. N. Withington, Miss E. Englemar, Miss C. H. Merrick, Georgia; Major Geo. L. Choisy, S. C.; Capt. M. B. Crowell and Henry Gobram, steamer Saragossa; James G. Foster, Adams' Bun; Geo. L. Gardener, W. C. Venning and Alexander Robinson, S. C.; E. A. Caldwell, Sa? vannah. _ NOTICES EH BANKRUPTCY.-Meetings o? the creditors of the undermentioned bankrupts, to prove debts and choose assignees, will be held it the office of the Registrar, Hon. B. B. Car? penter, No. 72 Broad-street, on the days and at che hours named : Da'r. I Hour. I Name. Inly luly luly July Inly July July July July July July July July July |tt M. P \.IL 10 A.M. 11 A.',: 12 M. 1 P.M. 2 p.a. 3 P.M. 9 A. M. 10 A.M. 11 A.M. 12 M 2 P.M 3 PM. ?Purcell, Joseph. i Harvin, Marcus L_ Lown les, Edward.... iDutlose. David St. P. Lee, Butsou. I .Moore. Bichard M.... Cross well, John J. 'Oppenheim, Joseph H, ?Price, Alired. |Smltb, William W_ Zeagler, Ad un C. Brown, John.:. Betbuue, John C. Selby, Richard H. Of what place. Charleston. Clarendon, Charleston. Sumter. Charleston. Sumter. Sumter. ! Charleston. 'Charleston. Charles ton. Orange burg. Orangeburg. Clarendon. Berkeley. BUSINESS NOTICES. H. II. If you want cheap Blank Books ; ti you want cheap Stationery, Envelope;, Paper, ?c.; or Miller's Almanac; Ii you waut Printing executed neatly; '. you want Books bound in any style, or Ac .'aunt Books made to order, with any desired pattern ol ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Ageut, No. 00 Broad street. ATTENTION.-If you want to save time ami money in purchasing dry and fancy goods, read Furchgott i- Brother's advertisement. wm * (Advt. DELAT NO LONOEB in procuring an improved kerosene stove, if you would save expense and dc aU your cooking without hearing the hou=e in summer. No servant required. AU the ladies are using them. They can be had at J. B:'Duval i Son, Nc. 337 King street_ I Advt VACCINATION.-Dr. S. L. Moses, corner of Morris and King streets, is In receipt of the genuine German Cow Pox. It is a known fact that many diseases are entailed by using the Scab from child? ren, although the physician may not d?tecl anytrV^ - \ wroDg either'in child or parent. Those desiri. .., ^ embracing this opportunity will do well to call early, as the Doctor leaves for the North m a few weeks. 3 ALL WHO are in want of good, substantial boots and shoes will find them at John Commins', No. 131 Meeting-street, nearly opposite Market street They are offered at retail. w8 Jtod?flti Sales. Assorted Dry Goods. Straw Hats, Caps, No? tions. CAMPBELL, KNOX & CO. crion House No. 55 Hasel-strcct, Will sell TB^T>\?;^^ra?'.cln? at 10 o'clock", LONGCLOTHS, BRWstaitfESPUN, Osnaburgs, Linees, Duck and Drill Coit!agi;???u:; bruff, llar ?eillw, Linon Bosom Shirts. Shirt FrontiY-Suipenci ers, L. C. and T. B. Handkerchief, Madder .Hana kerchiefs, kc, kc. DRESS GOODS, L nen and French Lawn, Muslins, Grfnadires. Bireges. Tissues, Ribbons, k:, kc, HOSIERY AND UNDERSHIRT!;, Ladies', Misses', Men's, Boya" and Children's Hese and Half Hose, Undershirts, Hoops Skirts, kc, kc. Conditions cash. July c Assignee's Sale. BY A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS. THIS DAY, 13ib instant, at ?o o-clock, we will sell at No. 190 Ring-street, The ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS, by order Assignee of Lory k Alexander, Bankrupts, CONSISTING nt PAUT: Men's and Boy's CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. ALSO, LOOKING GLASSES, Show Cases, Tables, ic. Terni? cash. ._a tu thain_July 6 Furniture of a Family declining Housekeeping. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. On TUESDAY, 7th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Myers', at northwest corner Coming and Bull streets, consisting of: Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen f UBNITUEE, Car? pets, Crockery, Sewing Machine, Ac* ALSO, A lot of DESKS AND BENCHES. Coudhions cash. Articles to be removed same day._thamtut_July 2 A Fine Assortment of Jewelry, sold by order of Jas. E. Spear and T. Street Burdell, As? signees of L. L. Siddons, a Bankrupt. W. Y. LEITCH & R S. BR?NS, Auctioneers. Will be sold ou WEDNESDAY, 8th July, at the store known as No. 304 King-street, at 10 o'clock, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY, CONSISTING IN PART OF: Sets and half sets LADIES' JEWELRY, cons'sting of Pearl, Coral. Onyx, Carbuncle and Malachite.Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Bracelets, Brooches, Seal and Plain Ringa, Forks, Spoons, Castors, Spec tari a, Eye Glasse-, Cups, Cake Baskets, Table ond Pocket Knives, Scissors, Fancy anieles and Plated Ware. ALSO, 2 large REGULATORS 2 large Plated Counters Gas and Store Fixtures And a fine assortment of French and Gorman Clocks* Terms cash. _mjwl_June 29 INDER DEC REE IN EQI ITV. Pearce vs. Toomtr. On TUESDAY, the 7th July next, at ll o'clock, will bs sold at the Old Customhouse, ALL THAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, situate in Christ Church Pariah, Charleston District, formerly known an the Hermitage, now containing four hundred and thirty-five acres, more or leas; bounding north on lands of McCormick, east on lands of Thomllnsou and Habcaw Creek, south on Shem Creek, west on landa of Kiepstein. ALSO, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon, situate in the Town of Mount Pleasant in the said Pariah, measuring three hundred feet m length from east to west and one hundred feet in width; bounding on the beach and on lands of Mc Cants, Thomlinaon. and others. Terms-One-half cash; balance in one and two years, secured by bond and mortgage of the premi? ses sold. Purchasers to pay for papers ?nd stamps. J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity. June 15 nil tul UNDER DECREE IK EQUITY. Charleston Savings Institution vs. Laborde. On THURSDAY, the 16th July next, at ll o'clocV, will be sold at the Old Customhouse. All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildlnzs there? on, on the east side of St. Philip-street, measuring in front 26 feet 6 inches, and ia depth 101 feet, be the same more or less; bounding west on said street, north on laud now or late ot John Redfern, east on land cf-, and south on land now or bte of Holmes. Terms-One-four'h ciah; balance In one, two and three years, with interest from day of sale, payable semi-annually, secured by i ond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises; buildings tobe lu sured and thepol'cy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps J. W. GRAY, July 6_m2thl. :_Master in Equity. UNDER DECREE) IN EQUITY. Heyward, Executor, vs. Davis, et al. Cn THURSDAY, the 23d ?instant, at ll o'clock, will be sold at the Old Customhouse, All tho?e TWO TRACTS OF LAND, situate on the east side of Ashley Elver, in Charleston District, about four-md-a-haif mile- trom the dt*, the two tracts together measuring 121 32-100 acres, more or less; bounding north cn bads once of P. Duncan and lands late of Agricultural society, east on lands of the South Carol io a and Northeiatem Railroad Companies, west on Ashley River, south on au ave? nue dividing the said tracts from lands late of Dr. Ramsay. Terms-One-third cash; balance tn one, two and three years, secured hy bond of the purchaser and mor'gage ot the uremlses, with interest payable au nuaUv. Purchaser to pav for papers ind atamps. J. W. GRAY, Master tn Equity. July 6 ml tb 1 JHisccllaneous. DAIRYMEN, FARMERS AND OTHERS CONSIGN YOUR ASHES, BEESWAX, BEANS, BUTTEE, CHEESE, EGGS, FLOUR AND MEAL, FLAX, COTTON", FURS AND SKINS, DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS, GRAIN, WOOL, GAME, POULTR?, NAVAL STORES, HOPS, GINSENG, FEATHERS, HEMP, PROVISIONS, OLLS, LARD. TALLOW, TOBACCO, SEEDS, SORGHUM, MOLASSES, &c, & ' TO JOSIAH CARPENTER, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 442, iii and 4A? WASHLNGTON-STREEl -New York City, And receive hi? weekly PRICE CURRENT of Pro duce and Groceries, the most complete Pnce Cur? rent published in the United States. SEND FOR A PRICE CURRENT. Marking Plates and Cards Furnished Free. LIDCr.A.L ADVANCES MADE ON CONSTGNHENTS. Established May 1st, 1SC0. FIRST CLASS REFERENCES GIVEN WHE> <s REQUIRED. March 1 c lrr MARBLE MANTELS, MONT MEMS, HEADSTONES. ?fcc. AFl SE SELECTION OF MARBLE, MANTELS constantly ou haul at S. KLABER'ScWare room, No. 54 Firs: avenue, near Third-stree?, Nev Cork. Cali and examine before buying elsewhere. February 3 (?mo Jg FOLEY'S CLOTHING, SHOE AND HAT STORE, No. 85 ii A RKET-STREFT, CHARLESTON, S. C. Where may bc found every variety of GREAT COATS, FROCK AND DRESS COATS, Shirts, Un den-birts, Vests and Pantaloons, Drawers ami Socks, Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bacs. VallstfSyAc. February 6 J \ HEIFER'S ; FASHIONABLE BARBER'S SALOON, 13 AT No. 93 MARKET-STREET, South side, between King and Meeting streets. Hr. HEUER 19 a Gorman Barber, bas been thor? oughly trained to his business, and is prepared to serve his friends and the public generally in the seve? ral branches of bis ort, viz: SHAVING HATR-DRESSTNG SHAMPOOING HAIR DYING 4a, ki . January U Ruction Snits. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fiers Facias, tonie directed and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY, the Cth day of July next, at the northeast corner of the Courthouse, between t e hours of ll A.M. and 3 o'clock P. M., All the right, title and interest of the defendant in three (3> MULES, three (3) DRATS and HARNESS; levied on and tobe sold as the proporty of James Corcoran at the suit ot B. Foley. ALSO, ?WiU be soW on the preinisvs situate on the north fi^.'^v?ef t corner of Market und Meeting streets, AU toe nelt:, title and interest of the defendant io the contents oT'a-GEXTLEMAN'S FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT; lo vied., on and to be ?<o!d as the property of Robert M. Welch a>U?? su? cf Orlando P. Dorman. ALSO; / WiU be sold, on the premises situate on the north, west corner of Vernon and Wharf streets, ' All the right, t'tle and interest of the defendant in the contents of a GROCERY STOBE; levied on and to be sold as the rroperty of Edward Johnson at the suit of Timothy Fitzpatrick. Terms cash. * WM. S. H ASI IE, July G m3 Sheriff Charleston Di-i riet. SHERIFF'S SALE, By virtue of a writ of Fieri Faciis to me directed and delivered, wiU be sold THIS DAY, the 6th day of July next, at the northeast corner of the Courthouse, between the hours of ll o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M. All the right, title and interest of the defendant in ail that LOT OF LA *D situate on the north side of Hayne-street, and Known a; No. 14. Levied on and to be sold as the property of Fleetwood Lanneau, at the snit of Hugh B. Banks. Terms cash. W. S. HASTIE, July C_mi_S. C. D. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, CHABLESTOS. July 6.1868. By virtue of sundry executions Issued and to me directed, will be sold on MONDAY, the 3d day of August next, between the houri of ll A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M., at the northeast corner of the Court? house, according to law. The f oho win- PbOPEBIY, at the suit of the State of South Carolina, for taxes: Property to be said in the adjoining parishes will appear In a future advertisement. ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL'S PABISBES. Barfield, F. H , HOUSE and LOT, No. 7 Vander horst-street Budds, J. D., Vacant Lot, No. 8 ShGrt-3tr-et. Collins, J. P., House, Beaufain-street ElUott, Dr. T. 0., Lot, Savage-street McDowell, J. T., House and Lot, Wentworth street. Minais, Robert, two Lots, comer Bang and George streets. Ottolengul, J. A D., House and Lot, No. 20 Broad and No. 28 Vendue Raup?. MarshaU, Estate J. T. (Real Estate), Tradd-street Byan, Thoma?, Lo*, EUiott-street and East Bay. Irumbutl, Estate A. B , Lot, Logan-street. Waring, Jos. H., Trastee, Hous; and Lot, No. 95 St. Philip-street. Addison, James E., House and Lot, south side South Bay. Addison, James R., Trustee, House and Lot, Lime houso and Washington streets. AUen, T. P., Trustee Estate C. W. Graves and wife, House and I ot, Society-street. Ancrum, Trustee Estate Mrs. Jan?, No. 218, east side Meeting. Ashby, Lotus P., Nos. 3 and 4 Jasper's Court. Bail, Estate Elizabeth, Lot, west aide Church-street between Water and Tradd. Bentham, Es.ote E., House and Lot, comer Smith and Vanderhort streets. Bolles, Estate A., House and Lot, No. 3 College street Bonneau, Estate Jeanette, property. Rowers. John E., Trustee, property. Brown Estate B. H., House and Lot, No. 190 Heat log-street Brown, Miss E. A., Bouse and Lot, No. 184 Meet? ing-street Brown, S. O', M. D., property. Brown, S. C., Trustee ot M. C. Brown, House and Lot, No. 2 Gronre-street Bischoff, F., No. 7 Gadsden-street. Campbell, Estate Mary, House and Lot, No. 81 Spring-street Cai ey, Estate E. M., House and Lot, Broad-street. Carey, Catharine and child, House and Lot, Bose Lane. Crougban, Estate M., House and Lot No. 72 Amer? ica-street. Coburn, P. K., Trustee of H. W. Schroder and wife, House and Lot, No. 24 George-street. Condy, Mrs. J. W., Houee and Lot, Rutledge street. Cormier, Miss C. V., Lot, Calboun-street. Covert, H. C., House i nd Lot, No. 50 King-street. Cohrs, Charles H., House and Lot, No. 420 King, and Form on Ashley River. Conner. Mrs. Julia M., House and Lot, No. 9 Meet? ing-street. Cox, Daniel, House and Lo', America-street. Daly, Henrietta, House and Lot, No. 44 Tradd street. < Darcy, Michael, Hons? and Lot, No. 034 King street. " Davis, John, House an 1 Lot, Nos. 689 King and 216 Meeting. Delettre, Mrs. A., House and Lot, No. ll Nassau* street. DowUng, M., House and Lot Mary-street. Drayton, Johu S and wife, House aud Lot, No. 125 Coming-street. / English, Mrs. Harriet, Honse and Lot, East Bay. Early, Mrs. Catherine, House and Lot, No. 113 Church-sit cet. Foote, Eliza Ann. Lot Queen-street Fuller, Est;te Nat House and Lot, Church-street. Gibbes, Julia,-Property. Geraty, Thomas, House and Lot, No 52 Society street Gardner, Henry W., House and Lot, No. 29 George Gadsden, Estate Thomas N., House and Lot, Broad-street. Gadsden, Mrs. Mary Ann. Lot Charlotte-street. Gibbes, Leander, House, No. 20 Radcliffe-stre?-t Greer, Estate Mrs., Houso and Lot, No. 18 Went? worth* trcet. Haig. Estate Mrs. A. M., House and Lot, No. 28 A obley-street, Haiilan. John, Barroom,-street. Hargrave, John, House and Lot, No. 161 President street Harm A Sherhammer, Barroom,-street Hicks, H. H., House and Lot, Rutlodge-street. Herrott, Mrs. M. E., House and Lot, Cannon street. Hogan, Patrick, House and Lot, Meeting-street. Holloway, ?samuel D., House and Lot, Friend street Horlbeck, Peter k Liura, Hou;e and Lot, corner Savage and Broad streets. Hort, Estate Sarah B., House and Lot, Elizabeth etreet Houston, Bobert, House and Lot, No. 476 King, street Humphreys, John T., House and Lot, No. 22 Smith-street. Jones, Estate W. H., House and Lot, No. 66 King street Jones, Estate Wm., House and Lot, No. 17 Bul? li dge-street. Jones, James, House and Lit Franklin-street. Jones, F. M. k Brother, Buildings on Leased Land, Calhoun-street. Johnston, Sallie, House and Lot, St PhiUp.-trcet. Lee, Edward, House aud Lot. Merris-3freel. Ligare, Sarah, House aud Lot, Cannon-strceL Lord. Catharine A., and children, House and Lot, Vernon-street. Lucas, J. Hume. Estate, Lot, Ashley-3 re-:t MeGahan, T. R , in trust, Lot, comer George and Meeting streets. Magia:h,:Davld,-, No. 1 Leb'iy Couti. Mc jinn, Hous . aid Lot, No. OJ Eas; Bay. McPherson, Mrs. Mary Ann. House and Let, Cor? ner eas: Bay and Laurens streets Macbeth. Charles, Trustee, House and Lot, No. 30 South Bay. Markov. Mrs. Hester, Lot, Llu-.-strtet. Martin," Wei. L., House and Lot, No. 3 Cannon street. Marshall, Estate J. T., House and Lot, Tradd street Mar.-hburn. Estate James H., Hou.-e and Lo:, No. 93 Canr-on-street. Matncws, MM. E J., House and Lit, Beaufa'u streit. May well, James E., House and Lot, No. 65 Beau taia-itreet. Me'ch-.-rs. F.. Hou?e and Lo:. Shepherd-itreet Miller Daniel. Honse and Lit, southeast omer Rutledge and Wentworth srreets. Mills. Ot:?. House and Lit. No 27 Meeting-street Hmo::, William B., htra-c and Lo', ->o. li Le?are street. Michel, Estate, Benjamin, et al, House and Lot, cirne: Amelie ; and Judith atra -ts. Mitchel!, Lr. J. 2., House and Lot, No. 39 Rut led^e--trjet Morin, Jouu, Hon? an! Lot,No. 34 Henrietta s.re-.t. Mise.?, L J., ia trust, Souse and Lot, Columbus street Mc::?, .Jacoo -T., Hoc-e and Lot Na-sau-st:es\ Moultrie'*, R 'bert, children, House and Lc: Cal? li Jun--tree-. Oliver, H., Tot Ccni?ug-3?reet. Oliver, H.. House and Lot No. 13 Krui-strecN Oppenheim, Jcseph B., Hone-; and Lot No. 114 East Bay. Ottoleugui, Dan., et a'., Hou?e aird Lot Kin; street. Patv, Estate Captain Joseph, House and Lot No. 1 Greenhill-slreet. Perrr, lebrae, Houso an-.l Lot No. 9'i Lrne s'rc- t. Porcher, Mrs. Mary, House and Lot No. 34 south Bav. Porting. W. F.. No. 1 Lawrence-street. Price, Estate Mts. S.. No. 116 KJn.i-s reet. Pringle, Mrs. E. lt.. House and Lot No. 13 Lerjare street Pritchard, Catharin'-, Lot East Bay. Pritchard, L. O. and children, Lot Horlbeak's AUfy. Rus ell.TV. P.. Houso and Lot Hasel-street. Ryan, Estate Thomas, House and Lot Archdale street Koddin, 3.. Hoa-e and Lot No. 50 Hasel-aUoet. Rolando, F. G., House and Lot No. 12 Exchange street Roddlu, Mrs. Jan?, Houso and Lot corner State and Cumberland streets. Roepler, Estate F., House and Lot No. 24 St. Philip-street. Rivers, Martha Ann, House and Lot No 184 Qucen-streot. St. Mark, Francis. Houso and Lot Morris-street St -Mark. Caroline, House and Lot Mecbng.street Steele, Estate of, Home and Lot Smith-street. Stroheeker, J. P. and C. C., Store and Lo: No. 165 Meeting-street - Sack, William M., House and Lot No. 49 Line street. Samson, Joseph, House and Lot No. 100 Tradd street Sanders, William T., Home and Lot No. 32 Wash? ington-street, Suction Baits. Songster, Mr*. S. E., House and Lo: Ko. 4 Smith-street. Savage, Gabriel, House and Lot? No. 10 Sires street. Schmidt, Estate Eliza, House and Lot Montague street Schirer, Harriet, House and Lot Butledge-stroet. Skirving, Mrs., House and Lot corner Nassau and Columbus streets. Smith, Mrs. Eliza F., House and Lot corner Am? herst and Biy-street. Smith, Miss Margaret. Lot Councel-srreet. Swinton, Anthony. House and Lot Line-street. Thorn, Rebecca, House and Lot No. 22 Calhoun street. Turnbull, Estate A. B.,%o. 1 Logan-street. Trescott, Misse? Catharine and. J., corner Anson and Gutgnard streets. Watson. E?tate Samuel and wife, House and Lot, No. ll Magazine-stree'. Wat-son, Estate Captain, House and Lot, Tradd street. . Welch A Harris, House an! Lot, No. 05 Broad street. Whaler. B. J., agent, House and Lot, No. 79 Beau faln-street White, Mrs. Ellen, House and Lot, No. 13 Trodd street. White, Joseph, House and Lot, No. 64 Line-street. Whituey, T. A. a iministrator, House and Lot, comer King and Queen streets. ? , Wit; all, Paul and children, House and Lot, cor? ner Church and Water streets. Wilkinson, J. M., House and Lot. Tradd-street Wilkinson, Miss S. A., House and Lot, Wentworth street. Williams, H. H., House and Lot, Liberty-street Wondrum, Mrs. S. A., House and Lot Cannon street. Allers, Carstin, Hou>e and Lot, south side Cal houn-street Anderson, Nelson, House and Lot, Ashley, between Spring and Palme'to. Armstrong, James, House and Lot, Market-street. Barker, Estate S. G., Lot Bay-street Beach, E. M., House and Lot, Meeting-street Berry. Wm, House and Lot, BdgArd stre9t Blssell, House and Lot, Cilhoun-street. Bloke, Peter, House and Lot, America-street, east side. Brown, Jane, Lot, east side America-street. Brown, Mrs M, House and Lot, Bogara-street. Boon, Estate M. C., House and Lot Bee-street Boyden, Mrs. M. E., House and Lot America street Boyden, J. J., House and Lot, Bull-s treet. Buck, Mary. House and Lo*, America-street. Bulwiakle. H., House and Lot, Bedon'salley. Burch, John P.., House aad Lot, Norna in-street. Cammer, John, House and Lot, Bull-street Carmand, Charles, House and Lot, Berresford street Cossins. Mary. House and Lot A'ken-s treet. Christoph-r, John, House and Lot Aiken- -treet. Bras, Lhza C. House and Lot, Charlotte-street. Brayton, W. M. and John, Lot, Cannon-street. DuPre. Julio, Lot, King-street. Fogartle, Edward, Building on City land, Calhoun street. Gaillard, Estate H. G., House and Lot, America street. . Gerard, J. P., House and Lot, Bogard- ?treet. Gratton, Michael, House and Lot, Anson-street. Hamilton, Paul and wife, two Houses and Lots, Boiard-street. Herron, James, No. 4 Aiken-street Heyward, P. S., House and Lot, comer LamboU and I ?gare streets. Hohnes, James G. and J. E., Lot, Bogard-street Eggart, M. J., House and Lot, Calhoun-street. England, W. J., Trastee, House and Lot, Meeting street. Jeffords, Mrs. M, House and Lot, America-street. Kinloch, Estate Richard, Hou<e and Lot, Bull street " Legare, Charles, Lot. Calhoun-street. Lee, Eliza, trustee. Building Glebe Land, Berres ford-street. Leroy, Elias, House and Lot, No. 2 Beaufain street. Levy. Mrs. Abigail, House and Lot, No. 171 Meet? ing street. Limehouse, B. J., House and Lot, Elliott-street Lopez, Estate M., Lot Friend-street McDonald, Sarah, House and Lot, Ashley.street Mc Elroy, Wm., House and Lot America-street McMillan, Geo. E., House and Lot, Amherst street Marshall, Louisa F., House and Lot, Franklin street Martin, Mrs. M. 8., Lot America street .Martin, John B., Trustee, House and Lot Ameri? ca-street. Mathews, Estate Peter B., House and Lot, Ameri? ca-street. Miers, Dedon W., Lot, Bogard-street. Molen, Mrs. A. C., House and Lot, Mill-street. Moore, Marla C., Building on Calhouc-screet. Mortimer. Abram, House and Lot, Cborlofte-strcet. Nelson, Wm., House and Lot, Beaufjin-street Newton, Mrs. s. C., House and Lot, Cannon-street O'Calhhan, Chas.. House and Lot, Anson-street. Ottolengul, J. and D., No. 28 Vendue Bange. Patterson, F. J. C.. House and Lot, Blake street. Pinckney, Esta e Mrs. E., House and Lot, Brad? street. Preston, Estate John, Lot of Land, Main Boad; House and Lot, Church-street Prier, S. D., House and Lot; Burns' lane. Babb, Estate Jacob, House and Lot. Pinckney street Quinlan, Mrs. ?., House and Lot, King-?treet. Scheper, John SM House and Lot, Calhoun.street jjchioder, M. E., Hou-e and Lot, Berresford-street, /leabrook, M. W., Lot. Bread-street. Shecut, Estate L. A., House and Lot, Pitt-street Smith, Rosina. House and Lot. Cannon-stree. Solomm. C , House and Lot King-street. Stevens. Estate C. H., House and Lot, tay .-tree:, straub, lat.te Catherine B., House and Let, Mor? ris-street. Thompson, Hannah. House and Lot, No. 1 Bull ?treat Walker. Jane, House and Lot, Bogard-street. Walpole, N.E., House and Lot, Norman-3treet Weldon, John, Lot, Chapel-street. Wharton A* Petsch, House and Lot. America stie:t. Williams, Diana, Lot, Btgatd-stre;:. Wilson, Ann, House and Lot, Meeting-street Wilson, Mary E., House and Lot, Bogard-street Kelsey, Chas., Store, No. 17 Hayne-streer. Walton, John M., House and Lot, corner Kirk? land lane and Wentworth-street Howard, George A., House and Lot, Columbu-: stri et. Addison, J. B., House and Lot, South Bay. Addison, Tiustce, House and Lot Limehouse Albr.-ch, Mrs. Doran, House and Lot, No. 21 Am herst-street Allston, Estate John, House and Lot, Montague stre-t Ashe, John S., House and Lot, Nos. 10 and 12 South Pay. Ashby, Lewis P., House and L:t, Nos. land 1 Cooper's court. Baker, Thos. D., Lot, Eu tied gea treet. Baker, EJmund, Lot, Rutledge-street. Bentham, Estate Bobert, House and Lot, No. 29 Vanderhoist-street. Boon, Benj., eight Acres, Main Boad, twenty-sev? enth s'one. Brown, Estate B. H., House and Lot, No. 190 Meet? ing-street Budds. J. D., Houseand Lot, Short-street Burke, Wm. E., Home and Lot, Hewitt's alley. Campbell. Henry. Bouse and Lot, northeast cor? ner Queeuand Meeting streets. Carrigan, Thomas, House and Lot, No. 3 Pa'metto street Cattle, Robt, Houseand Lot, No. 40 Afhley-ttreet Clarke, Captain Chas.. Lot, Anson-.-treet Coal??, Samrol J., House, No. ? President-street. Colbara, Urs. A. A., House and Lot, Charlotte Street. Coaly. B . House aal L t, Nos. 27 and 29 Mi Idle street. Constantine, Mrs. Mary, House and Lot, KLug street road. Cordes, Th- o, Lot. So. 120 Church-street. Cunningham, Estate A. House aud Lot, No. b St. Ph'dip and No. 4 l'eau?aln-street. De Lettre, A.. House and Lot, Nassao-stre.-l. De?.<-et, Btchd. E. Jr., Hou-e aud Lot, Cedar street. Desverney, Estate P.. Hon;eand Lat, Mary-s.'reot DeTreviiie, E., Houre and Lot, So. li? Coating stree:. D; kt forre, E.. two H u-e< aud Lots, America si reef. M:li, comer Washington au l Chapel streets. Drav?o-, Estate Waa., Water Lo-, Gibbet-street. Eckiardt, Henrietta Ann, Bouts and L r. Henri ?.ita*-.treat Evans i COjtweH,House aud Lot, Ni. 3 Broad street Fowler aud wile, A. D., House anl Lot, No. 79 Cann ic-.'treef. Gaillard, t.-tate Jos.. Hou.v and Lo*, Fludd-street. Garbron, Estate Gabriel, House and Lot, Char? lotte-street, Lo*, !?imone-3:reet. Geraghty, Tho-., House and Lo:, No, 49 Anson stre-t. Gibbes. Jua. C.. Hons; and Lo*, Smith-street. G. ra?an, Jcs-th, Houseand Lot, No 5, Newnan. site ;t. t>:aatt. Jas.. Hons? and Lo:, No. 22 Sniith-'treei. Gra>-, J.s. W.. Ma-ter rn Equ'ty, for Juo. McDow? ell's ? hi dren. House and Lot. Wentworth-street Green, J. Mercer, Hoaae and Lot, Washington street. Hargrave, Juo.. Hou-e and Lat, Pro-uleat-street. Hicks, H. H., House and Lot, Marsh-street, House ina LJ:, Du. ean street. HmVuiaan, Deunie, House aud Lot, Nc. 90 Cal? houn-street, So 27 Hmrierta-street. Hogan, Trustee Es:a:e M. J , House and Lot, No. 35 M.e:ing-stteet. Holloway, S. D , House and Lot, Smith-stree:. Hollaway, C. H.. House and Lot, Heurietta-street. Jackson, Wm. wife and children, House and Lot, Aiken-street Johnson James H., Farm, Presilent-stree*. Kaue, Dennis, House and Lot, between Mary an l P.- id streets. Keckley, Mrs. C. S., two Houses and Lots, corner Lawrence and Marsh streets. Kenny, J. J., House ana Lot. No. IC King-street. Kennedy, Micha >i, House and Lo', southeast cor? ner Reid and Aniar^earstreete. Kenn^dyrTlrs. Julia, House and Lot, No. 14 Wall streetr" Kinloch ? Marshall, House and Lot, No. C-J C<.m ing-street Leman, E.P. Trustee, House aud Lot, No. 23 Washin; ou-street. Le-sesne, Thos., House and Lot, Smith-street. Lu.as, Estate J Hume, Vacant Lot, Ashley-street. Lockwood, B.W., House and Lot, No. Ci Spring? sthe", Lot, Legare-street. Lacoste, James C., House and Lot, No. C Monta? gue street r.ovy, Chii. Trustee, House and Lot, comer Hasel and Anson streets, and comer State and Unity aUey. Le*s, J. W., House and Lot, No. 23 President street, and No. 5 Weims' court. McGinn, Estate Jos., House and Lot, East Boy, and Lot, Hey wood-street McPherson, Jno., three quarters interest in House and Lot East Bay-street. Martin, Wm, E., House and Lot, Orange-street, ?Urta Sales. Mathews, Estate Josh., House and Lot, Rutlsdge srreet. Monaghan, Jno. J., House and Lot, Ko. 10 Beiu fajn-streef, Ko. 17 George-street. Moran, Juo., Houses and Lota, Ko. 24 Inspection street, aud Ko. 31 Henrietta-street. Morays, F. Montana, House and Lot. Ko. 49 Spring-street. t M'itte, Jacob P.. House a: d Lot, Nassau-street. Motte, Estate Dorilla and children, House and Lor, Calheua-strset. Moultrie, Hobt, children, Hou?e and Lot, Colhoan stree:. Washington, Mary, Hou3e and Lot, Ko. 19 Bsrres ford-str?et. O'Neill, Jame3, House and Lot, No. 2G Magazine street. Picket. Ber. J. E., House and Lot, Nos. 22 and 23, Shepnerd-s;reet, Power, James and Thomas, Hou=e and Lot, E. Ch.-saur, L. W. Chesnut. Pritchard, Joshua A., House on leased land, Felix street, Quinnan, Miss A. E., House aud Lot, Ko. 17 Presl deyt-streei. Quinton, Jantes, HOUS? and Lot. Ko. 4 Nas^a street. Richards, Ge3. E., House on leased land, East Bar. Rivers, Martha Ann, House and Lot, North aide Queen-street. BHey, Wm., Hou^e and Lot, South side Side street, Boddin, Mrs. Jane, 3 Houses and Lots. North-^st corner Cumberland-street .. Rouse, Mrs. A. and child, House and Lot, Vernon s tree t Sack, Wm. M., House and Lot, No. 49 Limo str?et * Saunders, Wm. T., 3 Houses and Lota, Nos. 2, 4 ard 6. Islington-court. ?biffer, samuel, House and Lot, Southwest corner College and Gre:-u streets. Schmidt, Mrs. Eliza, House and Lot, Montague, be:ween*Coming and Pitt stre-tts. ShiDgler, W. P., House and Lot, Limebouae, S, Princess and Longitude laue. Simons, Mrs. C. B., House and Lot, Na 281 Meet? ing-scree". Smyth, Mr*. P'.iza P., House and Lot, corner Am? herst and Bay streets, tSonco.-Henrr, House and Lot, Duli-street, Lynch and Gadsden streets. Steele, Dr. E. C., Estate. Home ard Lot, Smith street and Ecaufoin. Y >? . '--i'-i r ..._ Strain, Mrs. Catha:inc, 3o<:se and Lot, Anson, Be? tween George and Calhoun street?. Tennent, Mrs. E. S , House and Lot, South side Calhoua-street .Tennent, Mrs. M. H., House and Lot, No. 17 Dun? can-street. That in, M. C" House aud lot, America-street, West side. Thompson, Richard T., Houses ani Lots, Koa. 7 and 5 Eiliotr-treet. Thompson, H. T. and L. C., House and Lot, No. 21 King-street. Thorn, Estate Rebecca, House and Lot, South side Calhoun-street. Thorn, John, House and Lot, corner Smith and Cannon streets. Tnckea, Heary C., House and Lo-, No. 45 Nassau street Todd, Mrs. Eveline, House and Lot Nassau street. Toomey, E. P., House arid Lot, Southeast corner Radcliffe and Thomas streets. Washrnrton, Dinah, House and Lot, Short-street Welsh, Robert M., House and Lot Ko. 12 Green street Wescott, Estate G. W., 4 Houses on Gadsden green. Williams, Abram, House and Lot, Northwest cor? ner Line and Laurel streets. Wi nanson, Paul 5., House and Lot, Chapel-street. Wiss, Sarah, House and Lot, East Meeting-street Yates, Bev. W. B., Trustee, House and Lot, Church-street Yates, J. Legare, House and Lot Trap man street; and Water-street, and Store, Queen street Young. Tb oma ?, House and Lit corner Church, ard Water-street. White, Joseph, House and Lot L'me-street White, J. H.. House and Lot Cannon-street Whitney, Mrs. M. A., House and Lot, Cumberland street. I Mg:al!, Paul and Charles, House and Lot, corner Cbutch and Water streets. Wilkinson, Edward, House and Lot, Coming street WILLIAM S. HASTIE, S. C. D. Julyfi f altimore il?toertisements. GOLD MEDAL FOE 1868 HAS JUST BEES AWARDED TO CHAS. M. SHEFF FOB THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE, OVER BALTlMpRE, PHILADEL? PHIA AND NEW YORK PIANOS. OFFICE AND WARERGOM, No. 7 N. _LIDEETY STREET, ABOVE BALTIMORE-STREET, BA LT I MOKE. Md. STUFF'S PIANO5 HAVE ALL THE LATEST improvement, including the Agraffe treble, ivory fronts, and the Improved French Action, fully war? ranted for five years, with privilege of exchange within twelve months if not entirely satisfactory ia purchaser. Second-handed Pianos and Parlor Or? gans always on hand from S60 to 8300. EEFr.Er.ES WHO HAVE ?TTR PIANOS Ct CSE: General Robert E. Lee, Lexington. Va. General Robert Ransom, Wilmington, N. C. Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La. Messrs. R. Burwell A- Sous, Charlotte, 5.0. Max Strakosch, Italian Opera. Messrs. Pierson A Sous, Sumter, S. C. Charles Spencer, Charleston, S. C. April 22 _6mos TYM. KNABE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE, MO. April 50 ' Oma n H. GRIFT ?: CO., DEALERS VS LEATHER, HIDES AND OIL, Ko. 42 SOUTH CALVEBT-STBEET, Baltimore. F. H. GRCPY.H. G. CURTAI April 20_6mos J.vlte? EKOX.JOHN OrXiJ KNOX ? GILL, COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL COM?nSSION MERCHANTS, Na 12c SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE. Consignments of COTTON, RICE, Aa, respect fully solicited, aud li' eral advances mode thereon. Orders for COHN and BACON promptly executed, with care anu attention. April 27_12mai? WM- J. UE3CAN.HENB* IUEAIAN, JB.. JU. J. RIEMAX ??te SON, W PACKING HOUSE, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA, PROVISION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Fo. S71 TT. BAL TIMO RE-STR EE (Oppo.-?te Eutaw ?otu,?), Baltimore, Offer for sale full assortment of BACON, PORK and LARD; also the cekbrated ORANGE BRAND HAM cured by themselves. 3mos* April ll E. AUSTIN JENKINS, ALFRED JENKINS, JB. EOBEEI H. JENKINS. JgLUV. JENKINS & SONS, IAIPOBTEB3 AND CALEBS IN SADDLERY AND COACH MATERIALSJ KO. 1S5 BALTIMORE-STREET. April 22 t ?moe Baltimore, M p EORGE R. GAITH?R, JR., & CO." COTTON FACTORS AND I GENERAL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 4 cauidcii-strctt, Baltimore. Liberal cash advances on consignments June 23_ /"> RIFFIN, BROTHER Hi CO., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS: No. 103 LOMBARD-STREET. BALTIMORE. April 22 s, Smote