The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 13, 1868, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. 65" LAB3EST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY 'SEV8 BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TBT? LARGEST CLE . COTATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON. 'PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMALN <TNG IN THE POSTOFFICE AT THE END OF ?EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVTf 'ION9 OF THE HEW POSTOFFICE LAW. . "LOCAL MATTJERS. A ??CTION SALES THIS DA Y. ' CAMPBELL, KNOX cfc Co. will pell at 10 o'clock, --at their auction house,' No. 55 Hasel-atreet. . dry goods, ribbons, ?fcc A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS will sell at 10 o'clock, : at No. 130 King-street, a large stock of cloth? ing. _B THE LECTURE BX BISHOP P?RSICO, at the -Cathedral Chapel, last night, was well attend? ed, and was an effort worthy of the reputation .-of that eminent divine. \ THE SABAOOSSA.-A telegram to the agenta, Messrs. Ra von el &, Co., reports the. arrival at New York, early on Saturday morning, of the .steamship Saragossa. BASE BALL MATCH.-The return match game ' between the first nine of the Eclipse and the second nine of tho Alert Base Ball Clubs will bo played this afternoon, on Citadel Green, at half-past three o'clock. THE MAGAZINES. -We have received from Jno. Bussell, King street, the London Quar - tori y for April, and Black woodier May and ?'June These magazines are reprints by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co., New York, and .are sold for a Bong. -. THE NEW GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.-The foundations havo. been. completed, and the - masonry work of this noe structure is now well advanced. It has been built thus far inV?ery ? substantial manner, and promises to. be one of j - the most imposing edifices in the city. AN ESCAPED PRISONER,-The detectives suc? ceeding yesterday in, arresting London Wilson alias Simons, au escaped prisoner. London Waa tried by the Berkeley Court and sentenced lo two years' imprisonment, but he escaped ! - from the sheriff while that officer was taking.] him to jaU. 1 THAT 11000 APPBOPBIATIDN.-It will be seen by reference to the.official"proceedings of the ? City Council, that the resolution of Alderman Wbilden, donating $1000 to Mrs. CoL Cogswell, was not adopted, bnt will come up for final ac? tion on Tuesday evening, under the eighteenth . rule".. " ' APPBOPRiAT--.--Tho^hxBnix.8ay8 that at the inauguration of Governor Scott on Thursday, the c?r?monies were opened by a prayer from Bsv: fi. J. Adams, a- colored preacher, of Charleston, who used the expression ? '' Bless the sera ants who have been put over the peo? ple, aud bring good out' of evu." . THE YACHT RACE.-Tho committee intrusted with the duty of collecting subscriptions for the purchase of a service of plate, to be given the winning yacht in a race between the con-, 'testants in the last great, race, have obtained - donations to the amount- of about $250. We hope lhat the money will be taken up, and the : race pushed forward without delay. FBUTJ SHLTMENTS.-Charleston may well con? gratulate herself upon the important propor? tions which har trait trade-is beginn hog to as? sam?. On Saturday last Messrs. Bart & Wir th mads a single shipment,' per steamer Manna t tar, consisting of 1123 boxes of peaches, and" the same enterprising finn stored for sale in .our own market over two hundred boxes. "GERMANIA BASS BALL CLUB.0-Under this - name a new club waa organized on the 10th in : staut,' and the following officers chosen: GEO. L- RIKCTTE, President. F. L. BOXCEEN, Vico-Preailent A W. BLECKE, Secretary. F. H. WCH3MAN, Treasurer. F.W. PIEPES, 1 F.D*MraKB.?: . h-wweto? E. g. CAPP FILM" AN, J THE LIBERTX BASE BALL CLUB was organ? ized by the employees at Headquarters Be? yond Military District, and not by members of the "..lort * Club, aa stated in our issue of Sat - urday. The i following ia a. ccrrect list of the oScers elected: JAMES M. YOUNG, President r . ' ?" CHAS. ~E*.LOBD, Vloe-Presi?ent. CHAH H. HOWARD, Secretary. I ( v - ALEX; BASION. Treasurer. ' i Directors.-Isaac D. Goof rey, Jahn Ellis, James . . Gilligan, A. W. Biro, J. L. Morris. FUNERAL ta ? CONPEDERAXJS SOLDIER .-The remains of Mr. C. Pinckney Brown, a member ot the-Calboon Guards, 27th South Carolina 1 Volunteers, who fell,at Drury's Bluff on the ? Ulh of May, 1884;' were brought tb this city j .-Saturday, and the funeral discourse delivered \ -by the Ber. J. L. Giardeau. The body was J - .Ween to the receiving vault at Magnolia Cerne- ' ' ( tery to await interment in the family burying 1 . ground.- The. remains of Captains Palmer and 1 Ais on, ?.a well OJ those of Mr. Brown, were ? brough t fro m Virginia by Mr. J. Gadsden Ffti', ] - a former member of the Calhoun Guards. Two MORE NEW ALDERMEN.-General Canby has appointed Mr. A. B. Marshall alderman in place of Dr. G. M. King, who declined, and Mr. Charles.Yoigt in place of R. H. Cain, who : noyer qualified. Mr. Mai shall is a member of the firm of Little 2fc Marshall, dealers in agri ?cultural implements and seed. He is a native of Now York, and was-a Colonel in the United ^ itca army, but since the war has been doing p '^ess in Ibis city. Mr. Voigt is an old jj int, and keeps a leather and shoe finding f: in Market-street. He is said to be a ? amber of the Republican party. HOTEL ARRIVALS, July H.-Charleston Hotel E J. Hr Blanvelt, Augusta; Benjamin Boper, p Edgeneld; Dr. J. Grier Happerssett, United tl . States Army; J. J. Williams, Atlanta. " tc July 12.-Miss A. Tyrell, Florida; G. W. Vf Haines, W. H. Bonnet! and Winiam F. Loper, ft . Savannah ; F. A. L. Cassidy and son, Wilming- w ton; O. 8. Keene, Jacksonville; J. 8. Legare, ci Edisto; H. M. Cotingham; Georgia. ai PavUton Hotel, July H.-J. J,. Ryan, South pi Carolina Railroad; James G. Foster, Adam's si Run; J. B. Wilson, Wadmolaw; Wi ?liam Pms 'tar, Buford's Bridge; C. C. Cambridge, ateamor I ci .Monterey. . | Ol I POLICE ITEMS.-On Saturday, in the market, a young negro fellow named Wm. Price en? deavored to abstract a portmonaie from a lady's : pocket. He was seen by his intended victim, who grasped his arm and held him until ar? rested by the detectives. , ? Andrew Jackson (colored) wa8 arrested by th? .detectives, on Saturday, for breaking into the office of Mr. Marshall s wharf, and stealing .sails, money, shoes, Ac. The "articles were mostly recovered. A. Brown (colored) was arrested for breaking into the house of Mr. W. W. Jonee, No. 1 Is? lington court, and stealing clothing, winch has been recovered. j ?< HenryWashington (colored) was arrested for burglariously entering the house of Mr. H. Leiding, at the' corner of Gibbs and Legare . streets. A Dumber of valuable articles were recovered and thc thief locked up. The store of Mr. Burckmyor, on East Bay, st was broken into on Friday night, and robbed -of coffee, sugar, lard and other groceries. The ka 'detectives are now on the track, and the guilty yo ?parties will soon be in limbo. Nc SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBBATION.- The Sunday School of the Wentworth Street Lutheran Church celebrated ita anniversary yesterday. There was a large attendance of the parents and friends of the children, and the church was crowded to its utmost capacity. A portion of the exercises consisted of speeches from the boys. These were well delivered, and the young orators deserved th9 commendations they re? ceived. Mr. John B. Martin, the Superintend? ent, read his annual report, from which it ap? pears that there are 150 names on the roll and 120 regular attendants with 18 teachers. Ad? dresses were made by the Bev. W. S. Bowman, Rev. John A. Thompson, and others. At the close premiums were distributed. ' "-BAND TOURNAMENT.-One of the grandest tournaments of these degenerate days took place at Laurensville on the second of July. Thirty-two knights were mustered, and the tilt? ing closed-with the following result: pham pion A. M. Copeland, "Turkish Sultan;" seven rings -time 25$ seconds. 2. Champion J. H. Y. Willama, "Knight of Clinton;'' six rings-time 24$ seconds. 3. Champion J. V. C. Fleming, "Independent;" six rings-time 35$ seconds. 4. Champion J. J. Flynn, "Viscount de Blaye six ringa-time 27 seconds. The following e tiona were then made by the Champions Queen of Love and Beauty-Miss Genie Owens, of* Clinton. 1st Maid of Honor-Miss Celie Ballew, of Laurens. 2d Maid of Honor-Mia H. T. Irby, of Laurena. 3d Maid of Honor Miaa Nannie B. Means, of Union. The prizes were: 1. A flue saddle. 2. A silver-mounted lance. 3. A fine bridle. 4. A pair of fine spurs About two thousand persons were present, and at least five hundred vehiolea were ou the ground. The pleasures of the day were con eluded by a ball, whioh waa a brilliant affair. THE NEW BUILDING AT THE COEN EB OF MEET DIG AND CUMBERLAND STBEETS.-The timbers for the ground floor of thia edifioe are now on the spot, and as the foundations are complete and the workmen and materials ready, the walla will at once begin to rise from the sur? face. The new building will be L shaped and will ocoupy the en'ire lot. That portion fro: ing.on Meeting and Cumberland streets will be two stories in height, the upper being large hall well ventilated and admirably suited for societies. The r?ar of the building will be but one Btory high, and the entire ground floor will be used by Mesara. Cameron & Barkley in their business. It was expected at one time that the Masons would use the upper stories, and aa elaborate plan waa designed but the Fraternity have since decided not to move from their preasnfc location, and Messrs Cameron & Barkley will erect a more unpre tending structure, c'est le premier pas qui coule and now that a beginning has been made, let us hope that the sad hiatus in Meeting street wiU be rapidly filled up, and. that those active and enterprising architects, the Messrs Devereaux, may have their hands full, a .id every mechanic and Laboring mau among na as much as he can do. THE REMOVAL OF DIS ABILITIES.-Tue follow? ing ia a copy o? a bili now before Congress, and which bas already passed one House. It will be noticed that about half the whole norn ber of persons relieved are. South Carolinians A WTT.T. TO BEHOVE POLITICAL DISABILITIES Two-thirds of each House concurring therein, that the several persona hereinafter named be, and the same are hereby severally relieved from all disabilities imposed upon them, or either of them, by the act passed March 2,1867, enti? tled "An act to provide for the more efficient government of the rebel States," and the acta supplementary thereto, and the amendments of the Constitution of the United States, known as article fourteen: Jacob hobler, Henty Sum mer, John P. Kinard, E. ?. Lake, W. W. Han set, of Newberry County; H. M. Hammond, Greenville: Elisha Moore; Lancaster; S. B. downey, Fairfield; Lewis D al, Laurena; H. H. Kinard, Newjforrv; F. C. Miller, Charleston: A. P. Kinard, JRewherry; H. Beatie, Greenville S. W.-Maurjbe, Williamaburg; D. L. Thomas Beaufort; Fi C. Gowen, Greenville; H. C. Mark ley, Greenville; Thomas Cox, Greenville; Wil Luun B. Johnson, Richland; Molts Williams, G. Willliams, York; K. W. Wallace, Bichland; John Twitley, Lancaster; M. McDonald, Abbeville A. S. Baskin, D. B. Miller, Bichland; C. B. But Land, J. Bolton Smith, Daniel Buoton, Tork Walter W.. Herbert, Thomas Jordan. Fairfield Thomas E. Du di ev. Bennettsville; Alex. McBee Greenville? ?< B. Tollesou, B. F. Bates, Spar tanburg; Wm. M. Thomas, Greenville; James A. Black, Abbeville; Milla Allen, Spartanburg: John S. Green, Sumter; Elijah ?. Horner, EkLgefleld; H.W. Lawson, Abbeville; Dr. Bobert Lobby, Charleston; James Gibbs, Columbia ill of South Carolina. Jacob Keiohler, San An ;onio; Jacob Elliot, Navarro County; Jacob .kramit, Comal County; BichardW. Davia, Gali 3d: John Blair,. Houston County; Thomas Ochiltree-all of Texas; P. M. B. Young. Car lersville; B. W. Bell, Banks County; H. H. Cook, Thomas County; Walker Brock, State lenator elect, W.C. Daniel, Savannah; Wm. T. iartin; Banks County; John W. H. Underwood, luguatua Wright, Charles E. Bray les, Dalton il 1 of Georgia. John T. Couoly, Dal las County; ienry C. Sanford. Cherokee County-all of Uabama. Zanon Labauve", John E, trudeau, Parish of. Jefferson; Theodore Dranet, Rufus Ling Howell, of New Orleans; Wade H. Haugh, V. w. Handlin-all of Louisiana, George W. lars hall, Lafayette, Tennessee. Robert H. ramble, Tallahassee; Thomas T. Ling, Lake Sty: Joe iau Bl aunt, Pensacola; Ben j. Neal, fanon-all of Florida. W. B. Richardson, of he State Senate, N. C.; Wm. M. Moore, Yan y County, N. C;; 8. C. Kdwards, Granby Coun y, N. C.; Edward Ci upland, Grooves County, Ly.; James L. Seward, Thomas County. Ga.; Vm. E. Vaughn, Pasquotank County, N. C.; bbn F. Alexander, Cleveland Countv, N. C.; L G. Yorker, Gabarras County, N. C. ?h.e Peabody Fond and the Greenville School. !b the Eiilo'r of Ute News: In jour kind notice of my visit to the public choola of this city you Bay : "The Greenville ublic school will be established, and if a priu [pal cannot be obtained from the Normal chool, an application will be made to the iorib." In this your reporter has been mis lformed. Our Greenville' school his an ac jmplished principal ; and [ assure you, Mr, I di tor, we have not the remotest idea of e al? loying a teacher from the North. As one of ie Greenville commissioners I was requested > visit the schools here and acquaint myself itu the excellent system which gives such ef siency to the instruction of the teachers. ] as delighted with my visit, and take this oe i8ion to express my thanks to Mr. Grimke id his admirablo corps of teachers for the liss they were at to give me au idea of their mool system. I will have the great -pleasure, Mr. Editor, of >mmunicating to our board the noble offer of ie of the moBt accomplished of the teachers off ie Normal School to Bpend her vaoation with i in Greenville and give her valuable services i our school for two months, free of charge. ie ia a young lady of Charleston, and is de iting her fine, talents and experience and her rathern heart to the vital woik of educating ir children. Very respectfully, ELLISON CAPERS. BTJSnSTESS NOTICES. H. H. If you want cheap Blank Books; If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper, >. ; or Miller's Almanac; If you want Printing executed neatly; Ii yon want Booka bound in any style, or Account >oks made to order, with any desired pattern ot Ung, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 59 Broad? rest. DELA? NO LONOEB in procuring an improved rosene stove, if you would save expense and do all ur oooldng without heating the house in Bummer. > servant required. All the ladies are using them. Va They can be had at J. B. Duval & Son, No. 337 King street '" [Advt ATTENTION.-If you want to save time and money m purchasing dry and fancy goods, read Furchgott 4r 'Brother's advertisement. wm I Advt. CHOICE GBEEJ? AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar per pound, at Wilson'.? grocery, northwest corner Society and Anson streets. Goods-delivered free. . /tnatviai. NEW YORK AND L1TERP0?I EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE ON NEW TOBE AND BANK OF LIVERPOOL. ALSO, GOLD COIS. For sale by GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO Jnly 8 . wrm Imo Cl0tj)in{j anH /urnisljing J?toabs. LOOK Ti TUB li\m\ LOOK AT THE PRICES TO WHICH WE HAVE MARKED OUR STOCK OF LIGHT WOOLLENS AND LINENS MADE FOR THIS SEASON'S TRADE, AND BEE WITH HOW LITTLE MONEY . YOU CAN PURCHASE A COOL AND COMFORTABLE SUIT MADE IN THE BEST MANNER. FINE MIXED CASSIM t BE SKIT-SACK, PANTS ANIL?EST.$ 16 00 SCOTCH CASSIMERE SOTT-SACK, PAMS . AND VEST. 1700 FINE DARK MIXED CASSIMERE SUIT SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 18 00 FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT SACK, PANTS AND VEST... 19 00 SILK MIXED CASSIMERE SUIT-SACK, PANTS AND VEST.. 20 00 BLACK D'ETE SUIT-SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 15 00 BLACK TRICOT SACK. 10 00 LIGHT FRENCH FLANNEL SACK. 4 00 BLACK ALPACA SACKS. 0 CO to 5 00 LOT OF FANCY CASSIMERE SACKS-for- . morly sold at $9 00 to $12 00-now. 7 00 LOT OF MIDDLESEX CASSIMERE SACKS.. 6 00 EANCY CASSIMERE PANTS. 6 00 3BEY FLANNEL PANTS AND VESTS. 400 ?REY FLANNEL SACK AND PANTS. 6 50 DOTTONADE SUITS-SACK AND PANTS.$3 50 to $6 00 WHITE DUCK SUITS-SACK, PANTS AND VEST.'.10 00 HEAVY WHITE DUCK SUIT-SACK, PANTS AND VEST..16 00 BROWN DUCK AND LINEN SACKS.... 2 00 to 5 00 BROWN DOCK AND LINEN PANTS.... 1 00 to 4 00 BROWN DUOK AND LINEN VE3TS.... 100 io 2 50 WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS. 2 50 to 5 00 GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. SILK AND GAUZE MERINO UNDERSHIRTS iND DRAWERS, LINEN, MUSLIN AND JEAN DRAWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, TTE?, SCARFS, BOWS, COLLARS, kc, kc WITTIE SHIRTS at $2 00, $2 50 and S3 00. #5- OJ?E PRICES. ??a MAGULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER, Ho. 870 KING. CORNER OF HASEL-STREET, CHARLESTON, B. C. June 26 Easiness QLarts. yyiLBlR & SON, (EAL ESTATE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS, No. 50 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. Borrow and loon money, attend to collection of enta, and all manner of claims, july 13 mwlGmo. [> Bl. MARSHALL df BR?THEN. AUCTIONEERS, tEAL ESTATE -AGENTS, BROKERS No. 33 BROAD-STREET. REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, tc., BOUGHT AND OLD ON COMMISSION; LOANS NEGOTIATED; BOPER TY LEASED. ?"Auction of HORSES, FURNITURE, kc, every | j Vednesday. October 19 ~1 H. SASS, J* ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. SS* Office No. 15 BROAD-STREET, over the Peo lea, National Bank. May 8 JULE OLD ESTABLISHED RETAIL H.ARDWARE STORE, No. 344 KISG-S1 BEET, i Between Society-atfeot and George-street GOODS SOLD AT LOW PRICES. JOHN VAN WINKLE, January 21 tuthsOmos No. 344 King-street CHARLESTON J STEAM SAW MILL, WEST END OF BEA UFAIN-STREET. THE SUBSCRIBER aving rebuilt his STEAM SAW MILL, is now pre ired to execute all orders for SHIPPING and CH Y BADE with dispatch. JOHN H. STEIN'MEYKR, May 5 West end of Beau&in-atreet. y iLLis ?? CHisoLiti, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, ^ ILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND 1IPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) ol >TTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston. S. C. '.WILLIS.A. R. CHISOLM. October 25 ^ FOLEY'S CLOTHING, SHOE AND HAT STORE, No. 86 MA RKET-STREFT, CHARLESTON, S. 0. (Vhere may be found every variety of GREAT ATS, FROCK AND DRESS COAT8, Shirts, Un .-shirts. Vests and Pantaloons, Drawers and Socks, ots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Carpet Baga, Uses, 4c ? \ February 6 Hartum Soies. Assignee's Sale. BY A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS. THIS DAT, 13th instant, at 10 o-clock, we will sell at No. 190 King-street, The ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS, by order Assignee of Levy k Alexander. Bankrupts, cossisrrxa TX FAUT: Men's and Boy's CLO THING, Furnishing Goods, Boobs Shoes, Hats and Caps. ALSO, LOOKING GLASSES, Show Cases, Tables, ?c. Terms cash. stutiism July 13 Assignee's Sale. Bi A. H. A BB AH A SIS &SONS. On WEDNESEAY, Md inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M., we will sell, at the Store, No. 306 King-street, by ordfr nf the Assignee of L. Drucker, Bankrupt, THE ENTIRE S'ruCK OF GOODS contained in said Store, coxs rs TOJO or: A large and well selected STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOlJg, Notions, Millinery, Trunks, Siioes, Hats kc, kc ALSO, A large MIRROR, three Show Cases, Desto, Iron Safe, Awning, kc Terms cash._wmf 5 July 13 Balancee/ Retail Stock of Dry Goods-Rib? bons, Trimmings, Boou and Shoes, ?cc, J;c CAMPBELL, KNOX & CO., C ash Auction House. No. 55 Hascl-strcet. * Opposite Po s to flic e, ?Will sell THIS DAY, commenckg at 10-o'dock. MUsLINS, Pants. Tickings, Pant Stuffs. Drills, Linens, Mantillas, Coats, Pants, Boots and Shoe3, kc, kc RIBBONS, Trimmings, Buttons, Spool Cottons, Suk, Needles, Pins, Embroidery, Shirts, 4c. Conditions cash. - . July 13 Market Garden Farm, opposite Noisette's. W. T. LEITCH & K. S. BKILNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold, oa THURSDAY next, 16th inst., at the Old Postofflce, at ll o'c ock, Those TWO LOTS OF LAND, containing one acre each, on King-Btreet Road, opposite Nols: tic's farm, and adjoluiog lands of John A. Cook, Esq., now under cultivation. Terms-One-half cash; balance ic one year, with interest semi-annually, secured by bond and mort? gage nf the property. Purchaser to psy for papers and stamps. mth2 July 13 Desirable One Story House, No. 91 Smith St. W. Y. LEITCH & K. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be 30ld on THURSDAY. 16th Instant, at the Old Postofflce. That desirable ono story WOODEN DWELLING wi-h one out-building, situated oa Smith street and known as No. 91. Plat of lot will be shown on day of sale. Terms-One-half cash ; balance in one year with in'erest, secured by bond and mortgage of the pre? mises ; prope ty to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for paper? and stamps. July 13 . _.__mth2 Desirable Residence Adjacent to S. C. R. R. Work Shops, in Columbus street. IF. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS. Auctioneers. Will be sold on THURSDAY. 16lh inslan*, at the Old Postofflce, at ll o'clook, That desirable TWO-STORY WOODEN DWELL? ING AND OUTBUILDINGS, situated in Columbus street, opposite the South Carolina Riilroid Work Shop. House contras 4 square rooms and piazza. Lot measures 31 feet by 100 In depth, more or less. i erm s-One-nslf cash; balance in one year, with interest, secured by bond and mortgage of the pre n i ses; property to be insured and policy assigne!. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. - July 13_;_mth.2 Small House Magazine street.-By order qfthe Executor of the Estate of Jas. Moorhead. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold on THURSDAY, 16tb inst, at the Old Postofflce. at ll o'clock, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with a twe-story wooden dwelling and out-buildings, coatalalng four upright rooms, pantry and piazza, situated on the east side of Magazine street, measuring in front 2J feet, and In depth 213 feet be the same more or le3s. Bounding north on lands of Dr. Hall, south on land of Williams, east on lind of the German Friendly Society. Terms-Cue-half cash; b abac e in one year with interest secured by bono and mortgage of the pre? mises. Property tu he Insured nd policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us tor papers and stamps. July 13 m thO * Molasses. BY HENRY C0BIA& CO. On THUBSDAT, 16th instant, at 10 o'clock, on Adger'n North Wharf, will bo sold, 50 lihds. MOLASSES, in fine order. Conditions at sale. mth2 July 13 UNDER DECREE IK EQUITY. Charleston Savings Institution vs. Labor de. On THURSDAY, the leth July next, at ll o'clocV, will be sold at the Old Customhouse. All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there? on, on the east side of st. Philipntroet, measuring in front 26 feet 6 inches, and in depth 101 feet, be the same more or less; bounding west on said street, north on land now or late ot John Redfern, east on land of-, and south on land now or late of Holmes. Terms-One-four'.h cish; balance in one, two and three years, with Utterest from day of sole, payable semi-annually, secured by tond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises; buil?lngs tobe In? sured and i he pel;cy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps J. W. GRAY, July 6 m2thl Masterin Equity. UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. Heytcard, Executor, vs. Davis, et al. On THURSDAY, the 23d instant; at ll o'clock, will be sold at the Old Customhouse, All those TWO TRACTS OF LAND, situate on the past side of Ashley River, in Charleston District, ibout four-and-a-half mlle' trom the cit', the two tracts together measuring 121 32-100 acres, more or less: bounding north on lands once of P. Duncan md lands late of Aprical tu ral bcclety, east on lands Df the South Cr.rolina and Northeastern Railroad Companies, west on Ashley River, south on an ave? nue dividing the said tracts from lands late of Dr. Ramsay. Terms-OnMhird cash; balance lu one, two and hree years, secured by bond of the purchaser and nortgage of the premises, with interest pjyoble au lually. Purchaser to poy tor popers ind stamps. J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity. July 6 m2 thl SHERIFF'S OFFICK, CHABLESTON. July 6, 1868. 3y virtue of sundry tax executions to me directed and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, tho 3d day of August next, between the hours of lt iu the forenoon and 3 in the afternoon, at the northeast corner of the Courthouse, All the right, title and interest of the Defendants n LEASES not exceeding seven years on the follow ng property. Tho names of the Deteodints, location rad description of property, and the. taxes duo the itato ot South Carolina (exclusive ot co;tB| aro os foi ows: ST. PHILIP A>*D ST. MICHAEL'S PARISHES. Barfield, B. H , HOCiE and LOT, No. 7 Vander ?orst-sTe t SH 15. Collins, J. P., House,.Bcaufjiu-srreet. $5 ll. Elliott, Dr. T. O., Lot. Sawge-street. $4 75. McDowell. J. T., House aud Lot, Wcntworth Ireft $9 55. Minnis, hobert, two Lots, corner King and George treots. S3 67. Otto'.eniul, J. k D., House and Lot, No. 20 Broad nd No. 28 Vendue Range. ?50 35. Marshall, Estate J. T. (Real Estate), Tradd-slrect. 108 55. Rvon, Thoma?, Lo*, Elliott-street and East Bay. 2719. Irumbull. Estate A. B., Lot, Logon-street. $6 49. Waring, Jo*. H., Trustee, Hons.- and Lot. No. 35 t. Philip-street. i9 55. AddUon, James R., House and Lot, south side ouih Bay. $62 33. Addison. James R., Trustee, Hovse and Lot, Lim; ouse and Washington streets. S81 49. Allen, T. P., Trustee Estate C. W. Gr ives ond wife, [ouse and I ot, Society-street. $19 27. Ancrum, Trustee Estate Mrs. Jane, No. 218, east ide Meeting. SH 20. Ashby. Louis P., Nos. 3 and 4 Jasper's Court. $18 02. Ball, Estate Elizabeth. Lot. west side Church-street, etween Water and Trodd. $13 33. Bentham. Estate R.. House and Lot, corner Smith ad Vanderhort street?. $47 41. Bolles Estate A.. House and Lot, No. 3 College xect. $5 95. Bonns au, Estate Jeanette, property. S3 96 Bowers, John E., Trustee, propertv. S3 ll. Brown Estate B. H., House and Lot, No. 190 Meet ig-street $30 37. Brown, Miss E. A.. House and Lot, Ni. 181 Meet ig-strcet S1333. Brown, S. C., M. D., property. $? 63. Brown, S. C., Trustee ot M. C. Brown, House anl ot, No. 2 G'oree-?troet. $30 37.' Bischoff, F., No. 7 Godslon-street. $4 25. Campbell. Estate Mary, House and Lot, No. 81 Jring-streot. $8 22. Croughan. Estate M., House and Lot, No 72 Amer a-street. $695. Condy, Mrs. J. W., House and Lot, Rutledge reet. $2185. Cormier, Miss C. V., Lot, Calhoun-street. $4 81. Covert, H. C., House snd Lot, No. 50 King-street. 14 41. Cox, Doniel, House and Lot, America-street. $311. Daly, Henrietta, House and Lot, No. 44 Tradd reet $28 25. Delettre, Mrs. A., House and Lot, No. ll Nassau reet. $695. Dowling, M., House and Lot. Mary-street. $32 64. Drayton, John S and wife, House and Lot, No. 125 imlng-street. $2185. English, Mrs. Harriet, House and Lot, East Bay. 6 76. Early, Mrs. Catherine, House and Lot, No. 118 lurch-street $10 96. I $ Puller, Estate Nat, House and Lot, Church-street. 185. I -, Ruction Salts. Gibbes, Julia E, oroprrty. S26 li. Gardner, Henry W., jSouseand Lot, No. 29 Geo street. 58 22. s Gadsden, Estate Thomas N.. House and 3 Broad-street. SSS 53. Gadsden, Mrs. Mary Ann, Lot, Charlotte-sti $11 21. Gibbes, Leander, House, No. 20 Badcliffc-prr S19 01. Greer, Estate Wm.. House and Lot, No. 18 W worth-street S1C9 47. Haig, Estate Mrs. A. M., House and Lot, No Ashley-street. $3 04. Hanlau. John, Barroom,-street. $4103. Hirm & Sherhammer, Barroom.-street $4? Hicks, H. H., House and Lot, Rutledge-str $10 23. Hf-riott Mrs. M. E., Hou3e and Lot, tann Street. $0 95. Hogan, Patrick, Hou;e and Lot, Meetinc-str $31 79. Hort, Estate Sarah R, House and Lot Elizabe street. $3U37. Jones, Estate W. H.. House aad Lot, No. 66 Ki street. S19CL Jones, Estate Wm., House and Lot, No. 17 B lt dgr-street $21 85. Jones,'James, House and Lot, Franklin-stn $10 73. Jones, F. M. k Brother, Buildings on Leased La Calhoun-street $13 33. 'Lee, Edward, House and Lot Morris-street. $4 Leeare, Sarah, House and Lot, Cannon-street, $5 Lord, Catharine A., and children, House and L Vernoo-str/ret $12 05. McGahan, T. B , in trust, Lot corner George ? Meeting streets. S261L Magrath, David, -, No. 1 Lebby Cot $39 46. Mc - inn. Hous' and Lot, No. 63 East Bay. $45 McPherson, Mrs. Mary Ann, House and Lot, C ner ..sst Bay and Laurens streets. $34 63% Morkley, Mrs. Hester, Lot, Line-street S2 60. Martin, Wm. L., House and Lot, No. 5 Cannt street $5 81. Marshall, Estate J. T., House and Lot Trad street $123 24. Marshburn, Estate James H., House and Lot, ? 98 Canuon-street. $44 00. Mathews, Mrs. E J., House and Lot, Beaufa street. $9 92. Mille, Otis, House and Lot No. 27 Meeting-ate $98 89. ' Mlnott William B., House and Lot, No. 12 Lega street $16989. Michel, Estate, Benjamin, et al, House and L corner Americi and Judi th streets. $5 66. Mitchell, Dr. J. H., House and Lot No. 39 Bi ledge-street. $52 74. Moran. John, House and Lot, No. 34 Henriet street $3022. Motte, Jacob T., House and Lot Nassau-stre $311. Oliver, H., Tot Coming-street $5 95. Oliver, H., House and Lot No. 15 King-stre $16 46. Oppenheim, Joseph H., House and Lot No. 1 East Bay. -$30 77. Paty, Estate Captain Joseph, House and Lot No GreeuhiU-street. $907. Price, Estate Mts. S.. No. 116 Kina-s'reet $33 ' Pringle. Mrs. E. R., House and Lot No. 13 Legai street $66 29. Pritchard, Catharine, Lot East Bay. $481. Pritchard, L. C. and children, Lot Horlbecl Alley. ?8 65. Rus:ell. W. P.. House and Lot Hasel-street. $6 ? Byan, Estate Thomas, House and LotArchdal street. $103 SL Roddin, B., Hou-e and Lot No. 56 Hasel-strei $200 49. Bolsudo, F. G., House and Lot No. 12 Eichaus street $77 23. Roddin, Mrs. Jane, House and Lot corner Eta and Cumberland streets. S51 67. Roepler, Estate F., House and Lot No. 24 ? Phdip-atreet $30 37. Rivers, Martha Ann, House and Lot No 1 Queen-street. $3 54. St Mark, Francis, House and Lot Morrls-stref $26 26. St ..lark, Caroline, House and Lot Meoting-stree $9 07. Steele, Estate of, House and Lot Smith-strce $30 37. Strohecker, J. P. andVJ. C., Store and Lot No. ll Meeting-street $7581. Back, William M., House and Lot No. 49 Lin street. $48 05. Samson, Joseph, House and. Lot No. 100 Iradi street $9 22. Saudis, Winiam T., House and Lot No. 32 Was; ington-street. $7993. Savage, Gabriel, House and lot No. 10 Sire street $3 IL Schmidt Estate Eliza, House aud Lot Montagu street $17 69. Sc airer, Harriet, House and Lot Rutledge-stree $6 95. Shirring, Mr?., House and Lot corner Nassau an Columbus streets. $5 66. Smith. Mrs. Eliza F..xHouse and Lot corner An herat and Bay-street $26 ll. ? ? ? Smith, Miss Margjret, Lot Councel-street $10 ti Swinton, Anthony, House and Lot Line-street $2 26: Thorn, Rebecca, House and Lot No. 22 Calhorn street $9 07. Turnbull, Estate A. B., No. 1 Logan-street $13 3J Watson, Estate Samuel and wile, House and Lol No. 14 Magazine-stree'. SS Co. Welch lt Harris, House and Lot, No. 65 Broad street. $3179. Whaley. B. J., agent, House and Lot No. 79 Beau rain-street $30 37. White, Mrs. Ellen, House and Lot No. 13 Tradd street $5 66. White, Joseph, House and Lot, No. 61 Line-street $3 96. Whitney, T. Aa, administrator, House and Lot corner King and Quoeu streets. $9 07. Wig ali, Paul and children, House and Lot, cor ner Church and Water streets. $8 22.' Wilkinson, J, M., House and Lot, Tradd-street $35 70. Williams, H. H., House and Lot, Liberty-street $5416. Wosdrum, Mrs. 8. A., Bouse and Lot Connon street $12 ? 9. Allora, Carotin, Hou-e and Lot, south side Col houn-street. $17 59. Anderson. Nelson, House and Lot Ashley, betweei Spring and Pulmo to. $17 09. Armstrong, Jumes, House and Lot, Market-street. $26 IL Bloke, Peter, House and Lot, America-street, eas! side. $9 07. Br wn, Jane, Lot east side America-street 4 81. Brown, Mrs. M., Houso and Lot, Bogard slreet 17 69. Boon, Estate M. C., House and Lot Bee-street 11680. hoyden, Mrs. M. E., House and Lot, America streit 513 33. Boydcn, J. J., House and Lot, Bull-street 17 59. Buck, Mary, House and Lo , America-s'roet $10 77. Bulwinkle, H., House and Lot, Bedon's alley. $17 67. Burch, John E., House aad Lot, Norman-street 59 07. Cammer, John, House and Lot, Bnll-strcot $17 69. Carmand, U?arles, House oud Lot Berreeford Btreet ?1*18. Cos iuB, Mary, House and Lot A ken-f tteer. S5 66. Dras, Eliza C, House and Let, Charlotte-street. $12 48. Drayton, W. M. and John, Lot Cannon-street. ?3 90. DuPre, Ju'.ia, Lot, King-street $13 33. Fogorhe, Edward, Building on City land, Calhouu streer. '$16 89. Gaillard, Estate H. G., House and Lot America street. ?10 77. ?* Genrd, J. P., House and Lot, Bogard-.dreo:. $4 81. Gratton, Michael, House and Lot Ausou-struet 5.077. Hamilton, Paul and wife, two Houses and Lots, Bogard-street. S17 69. Herron, James, No. 4 Aiken-strect ?9 i.7s HeywjrJ, P. S., House aud Let, corner Lamboll md i cgure streets s68 71. Holmes, James G. and J. E., Lot. Bogard-street MO 77. Eggurt, M J, House sud Lot, Calhouu-strcct. 514 18. England, W. J.. Trustee, House and Lot, Mecting >trret $6M9. Jeffords Mrs. M., House au? Lot Auieriostreet. MS 33. Kiuloeh, Estate Eickard, Hou^e aud Lot, Buli i rest. S13 33. L -gare, Cuarlcs, Lo1-, Calhoun-.-tra et ?7 ?7. Lee, ?liza, trastee, l?ui'.diug Glebe Laud, Berre? ord street. $13 :?3 Leroy, Llu-i. Mouse aud Lot, No. 2 Beauftfn itree'. Sol 07. Levy. Mrs. Abigail, House and Lot, No. 171 Mect ng-sireet. $34 03. Liniebouse, R. J., Bc-tue and Lot, EUiott-sireet. 540 59. Loues. Estate M., tot. Friend-street $2 07. McEiroy, Wm , House and Lot, Am*:rica-srreet. = 10 83. Marshall. Louisa F., House and Lot. Frauklin irreot sio 89. .Mathews, Katata Pete: B., H.use and Lor, Anuri :a-nlre--t. Slo 33. Ute.?, Detlou W., Lot, Bogard-street. S4 81. Molen, M.s. A, C., House aud Lot, Mili-street ?10 77. Moore, Ma:ia C., Building on Caihouu-screet .21 85. Mordmer, Abram, Hoiiso and Lot, Charlotte-Street. ?8 77. Nelson. Wm., H .-use und Lot, Ueaufjin-atreet ?13 t?. Newton, Mrs C., Eonse Oi d Lot, Cannon.sireet. ?I* 5J. O't-'ailihin, Chas, House and I ot, Aiisou-street. 117 39. OttoliWrui, J. nno D., Sc. ii Vendue Rauge. $4315. Patterson, F. J. C.. House aud Lot, B.ake-street. 9 07. Pinokne- LNta e Mis. E . House and Lot, Bioad ?reet $3?7.-.. Pics?wn. Estate Joho, Lot of Land, Main Road; lou.SiOn i Lot, Chorch-^treet ctfA'J7. Prier, S . h., Hoa-e uuJ Lot, Suras' lane. $17 59. Babb. Lstate Jacob, ilousi o.:d Lot Piuckney treet. S-'4GJ. ^carper, Julia S., House and lot, Calhoun-strect. 17 59. Seht oder, M. E., Hou e and Lot, Berresford-street 17 53. Seabrook, M. Vi., Lot. Broad-street S43 15. Suecut, Estate L. A., H-mse and Lot, Pitt-street 2611. Smith, Rosina, House aud Lot < annon-stree-. $7 37. Soloiiian. C , Bouse ona Lot Kiug-sirtet $9 07. Stu* ra;, Lstate C. H., House und Lot, daytreet. 77 23. Stroub, Estnte Catlierlue B., House and Lot, Mor? is-street $9 07. Walker, Jaoe, House and Lot, Bogard-street. $4 81. Walpole, N. E., House and Lot, Norman-street :10 37. Wharton k Petsch, House and Lot America-etteet. 10 77. Williams, Diana, Lot B.ga d-street. $2 23. Wilson, Ann, House and Lot, Meeting-street, $3 ll. Jlortton Snits. Wilson, Mary E., House and" Bogard-atrt $a 07. Kelsey, Chas.. Store, No. 17 Hayne-str.-er. $71 Walton, John M., Houae and lot. corner Kl land lane and We ntworth-s treet. $34 CC. Howard. George A.. House and Lot, Columb street. $5 68. Addison, J. H., House and Lot, South Bay. 319 Addison. Titisee, House and Lot, Limebon street. S19 9?. Allston, Estate John, House und Lot, Montag stre?t SH 31. .Ashe, John 8., House and Lot, Nos. 10 a-d 12 Sot Bay. $42 80. Ashby, Louis p., House and Lit Nos. 1 om Cooper's court.? 34 85. Benmara, Estate Robert, House and Lot, No. Vanderhoist-stxeet 313 46. Boon, BenJ., eight Acres, Main Boad, twenty-se enth stone. *"66. Bc wu. Estate B, H., House and Lot, No. 190 M<r mg-street $1131. Burke, Wm. E., House and Lot, Hewitt's aile $234. Campbell. Henry, House and Lot, northeast ct ner Queen and Meeting streets. $9 60. .Carrigan, Thomas, House and Lot, No. 3 Pa'.meti street.. $234. Cattle, Robt,, House and Lot, No. 40 Asbley-strei 510 St, 'Jlarke, Captain Chas.. Lot, Anson-street. $2 71. Coalea, samuel J., House, No. 8 President-stxei S413. Colburn, Mrs. A. A., House and Lot, Charlot! street. $2134. Constantine, Mrs. Mary, House and Lot, Kin street road. $2 07. DeLettre, A.. House and Lot, Nassau-street. $2 ' DeRest, Richd. E. Jr., House and Lot, Cedx street. $614. Le?vcmey, Estate P., House and Lot, Mary-s're? $13 79. DeTreville. E., House and Lot, No. 116 Comic street $28 83. Be la Torre, E., two Houses and Lots, Amerlc street, Mill, corner Washington an-l Chapel street $37 97. Dniyton, Estate Wm., Water Lot, Gibbes-stre? $163. Eckhardt, Henrietta Ann, House and Lot, Hem ethv-street $2 27. Evans k Cogswell, House aad Lot No. 3 Bros street $32 31. Fowler and wife, A. D., House and Lot No. ' Cannoa>3treet. $3 42. Gaillard, Estate Jos., House and Lo1, Fludd-strec 99 cents. Garb ron, Estate Gabriel, House and Lot, Cha lotte-street. Lo', Simons-street. $6 61. Geraghty, Tho.-., House and Lot No, 19 Anso: street. $12 02. Gibbes, John C., House and Lot, Smith-stree $2 07. Gray, Jas. W., Master tn Equity, for Jno. McDov ell's children, House and Lot, Weniwoith-stree $701. Hicks, H. H., House and Lot, Marsh-street, Hom sud Lot Buccan street $29 48. Kiffer mann, Dennis, House and Lot, No. 90 Ca houn-Btreet, No 27 Henrietta-street $7 72. Hogan, Trustee Estate M. J, House and Lot, N 85 Mceting-stieet $7 72. Jackson, Wm. wife and children, House and Lo Aiken-street $163. Johnson, James H., Farm, President-street. $16 Kane, Dennis, House and Lot, between Mary ac Reid streets. 12 62. Kennedy, Mrs. Julia, Housa and Lot No. ll Wal street. 3 79. ' Kinloch k Marshall, House and Lot No. 68 Con mg-street 313. . Leman, E. P. Trustee, House and Lot, No. ? Wa3hingi on-street. 6 67. Le;sesne, Thoa., House and Lot Smith-street 2 51 Lacoste, Junes C., House and Lot No. 6 Monti gue street 10 24. Le wis, J. W., House and Lot, No. 25 Presiden street and No. 6"Weiras* court. 30 94. McGinn, Estate Jos., House and.Lot, East Ba] and Lot, Hey wood-street 15 76. McPherson, Jno., three quarters interest in Hons and Lot, East Bay-street. 10 34. Monaghan, Jno. J., House and Lot No. 10 Beat fain-street, No. 17 Gcorge-etreet 18 ll. Moran, Jno., Houses and Lots, No. 24 Iatpectioi street and No. 34 Heurietta-street - 8 79. Morays, F. Montana, House ana Lot, No. 4 Spring-street 6 66. Mn tte, Jacob P., House and Lot Nassau-street 2 5< Motte, Estate Dorilla and children, Houso au Lot, Calhoun-street 7 00. Picket Rev. J. a., House and Lot, Nos. 22 on 25, Shepherd-slreet. 8?08. Power, James and Thomas, House and Lot I Cbesnut, L. W. Chesnut 3 69. Pritchard, Joshua A., House on leased land, Fella street 219. Qufnnao, Miss A. E., House and Lot No. 17 Pres; dent-street 813. Quinton, James, House and Lot No. 4 Nassau street 2 12. Richards, Geo. P., House on leased land, Eas Bay. 2 71. Rivers, Martha Ann, House and Lot North sid Queen-street. 2 07. ^ Riley, Wm, Hou;e and Lot South side Stde street. 2 34. Roddin, Mrs. Jane, 3 Houses and Lots. Northwes elmer Cumberland-street 3148. Rouse, Mrs. A. and child, House and Lot, Vernon street 6 3L Sack, Wm. M., House and Lot, No. 49 Lime str'et. 3 70. Saunders, Wm. T., 3 Houses and Lots, Nos. 2, i ard 6. Islington-court 9 73. sniffer, Samuel, House and Lot, Southwest come; College and Green streets. 1131. schmidt Mn>. Eliza. House and Lot, Montague between Coming and Pitt streets. 5 93. Shingler, W. P., House and Lot, Limehouse, S Princess and Longitude lane. 30 03. Smyth, Mrs. Eliza F., House and Lo', corner Am berat and Bay streets. 10 93. sollco, Henry, House and Lot. Bull-street, Lynd and Gadsden streets. 7 13. Steele, Dr. E. C., Estate, House and Lot, Smith street and Eeaufain. 2 35. Tennent, Mrs. E. S., House and Lot, South side Calhoun-street. 9 16. Tennent Mrs. -M. E., House and Lot, No. 17 Dun can-street. 3 13. Thorin, M. C" House and lot America-street, West side. 2 65. Thompson, Richard T., Houses and Lot?, Nos. 1 and 6 EUiott->treet 911. Thompson, H. T. and L. C., House and Lot, No. 21 Hing-stieet 701. Thorn, Estate Rebecca, House and Lot, South side Calhoun-street. 4*83. . , Thorn, John, House and Lot corner Smith and Cannon streets. 2 77. Tricken, Henry C., House and Lo', No. 16 Nassau street 3 84. Todd, Mrs. Eveline, House and Lot, Nassau street. 2 71. Toomey, E. P., House and Lot, Southeast corner Radcliff? and Thomas streets. 8 09. Washington, Dinah, House and Lot Short-street 2 71. Welsh, Robert M., House and Lot, No. 12 Green street. 8 19. Wescott, Estate G.' W., 1 Houses on Gadsden greeu. 217. Williams, Abram, House and Lot, Northwest cor? ner Line and Laurel streets. 6 IL Wilkinson, Paul S., Houso and Lot Chapel-street. 6 14. Wise, Sarah, House and Lot; East Meeting-street 2 71 Tates, J. Legare, House and Lot, Trapman street, and Water- ti-eet, and Store, Queeu-strect 29 Pfi. Young. Thomas, House aud Ljt, corner Church and Water-street 9 IC. White, Joseph, Hou-e and Lot. L'me-strest 1 63. While, J. H.. Huu*e aud Lot, Cannon-street, ll 74. .ligiall, Paul and Charles, House and Lot, corner Cbui.h and Water streets. 2 71 Wilkinson, Edward, House and Lot, Couilng stroct. 194. CHRIST CHURCH PAMSH. Steward, D, 225 acres. S3 60. Allston, P B, 1750 acres. S24 70. Bonueau k Stom y, 18C0 acre J. S62 06. Bonncau, P P, hou-c ai d lot SG 76. Cuan?ler, Mrs J B. 221 acre?. $14 35. Caper*, is: Juo, 3G5 acres. ?6 59. Freemuu, cat H, Lous - aud lot in Mount Pleasant. i331. Fell, Jno R, houso ami lot. $5 47 and 9 12. Hamlin. Juo, house aud 60 acre j. $9 30 and 19 53. Hayes. Cot Jas. 350 acres S5 38. H-.ir.ilin, Susan, houso and lot Mount Pleasant. $5 SOaul 10 90. Hale, Mary B, 50 acres. $4. Jorvey, Mrs E H, house and lot and 370 acres. $13 63. Jervey. Thcs H, 1202 acres. $16 45 and $23 08. Iujlesby k Fi eeman, 4S3 acre-. $10 32. Kin oak, est C P. 250 acres. Einluih ct C R, ho .so and lot Mount Pleasant. $7 43. Kiiilcch, C ?, 901 arres. $0 18 and 22 23. Keun in, Ednd, house aud lot Sullivan's Islaud. $24 93. Eli] st iu, L F. 242 acres. $8 73. Lejaro, est D, 430 acre-". SC7J. Liuibaker, Isaac, 291 acres. $4 50. La bo dc, :\ ra Ami, house and lot. $4. McCormick, H L P, houso and lot and 800 acres. $39 G5. M-KeveUn, D, house and lot Sullivan's I?land. 514 92. McCanta, LA, 800acres. $43 10. McCants, Mrs L I ', house and lot. $10 90. Pearce, Wm, houso and lot $r> 72. Rose, Henry, 290 acres. $4 54. Stouey, T D, 760 a':res. $26 43. Whaler, J R. h uso and lot $45 4j). Ellsworth, est T G, 113 acres. $8 35. Eddey, W A, 49 acres. .3 9a War mg, est P H, 1237 acres. $23 93. Richwood, B F, 50 acn.8. $7 33. Blackwell, - B, 1760 acres. $:>7 79 and 17 33. Capers, cst J S, 305 acres. $3 ll. Simons, 13 F. 10C0 ceres. Mitchell, C, 400 acres. S7 65. Lucas, Simons, 2312 acres. $11 OL Jenkins, est Juo, 312 acres ?4 92. Shingler, W P, 416 acres. ?9 58. K: i.Icc h. est Cl p. 250 acres, ii 93. K nlocb, GcoF, 900 acres. $13 13. Kinloch, est C P. house and lot. $4 05. Klipsteiu, L F, 212 acres. $5 45. Imtlcsby k Freeman, 588 acres. ;6 63. Hamlin, Susan, hor.se und lot. Hamlin. John, house and lot. i rec man. est H, h-juse and lot, Jtrvey, Thos M. Blackwell, S B, 460 acres. $6 76, Legare. N, 430 acres. Whilden, L A, estate. $7 45. Wharlon. Geo, lot. $1 58. Williams, D R, lands. $13 05. PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S COLLETON. Angel, Mrs M, 835 acres, John's Island. $50 29 and ?13 S2. Barnett J H, 718 acres. $33 33 and $17 65. Bailev, Wm M. 260 acres. $1189. Bailey, Constantine, lands on Ediato. $2128. fi??i?u ?Soles. 3d cl inge, Joseph. 426 acr-PS. $18 96. . Eddings. Evans 3340 acres. $55 57. Legare, J C vf, landa on John's Inland. $10 19. Mikell, estate E S, plantation on Ediato. $3 63 and $3 23. Townsend, Daniel, 600 acres. $18 29. Town.-end, D T, 800 aero?. $19 &7. 1 ownsend, J H, 1200 acres. 6 8>. Wescoat * Bayoa:d, lands on Edteto, $26 13. Whaler, O C. land*. $19 74. Wilson, John R, lands. 327 73. Wilson, John R, Executor, ICOO acres on John's Island. S25 9L Asbe, estate John S, 700 acres. 813 3'1. Matthews, J E, 328 acres. $23 51. Roper, B D, 600 acres. $62 80. Townsend, Miss L, 600 acres. $55 35. Bailey, estate C J. 802 ?ocres. $32 25. Bailey, Thoa A, 425 acres. $15 70. Sanahan, WS, 255. - LaRoche, James, 868 ocrea. $26 59. LaVoche, estate E W, 600 ocres. $13 70. Legare, estate J C W, land on John's Island. $28 89. Legare, J C W, 322 acres. $12 56. McElhaney, E F, ?28 acres. S28 39. Seabrook, Henry, 300 acres, $11 35. Seabrook, E W, 1400 acres. $17 39. Wilson, estate Hugh, 2100 acres. $37 58. Wilson. John R, 1810 acres. $57 99. Wilson. John R, Jr, 1000 acres. $32 7C. Barden, W B, et a], 650 acres $8 92* Barden, estate K, lauds. $685. i larke, James, 353 acres. $7 30. Eddings, J E, 2975 acres. $26 67. Jenkins, BM, 212acres. $5 82; Jenkins, B E, 392 acres. $8 56. Seabrook, estate W H. 500 acres, $9 80. Stevens, J L, 350 acres. 5517. ST. JAMES" GOOSE CREEK PARISH. Brownlee, est Mott, 827 acres. $4 30. Burbage, est Josh, 25 acres near Summer? ville. $126. Gibson, W, lot near Summerville. $2 36, Hortzer, F S, 58 acres. $108. -> Joyner, Lemuel, 143 aerea. $186. K- nnedy, Mrs A, lot near Summerville. $192. Keith, M J, 600 acres. $8 72. Magrath, E, 280 acres. $4 35. Mlles, E R, 330acres. $5 05. Miked, E S, 3600 acres. $33 17. Mad ray, James, 50 acr s. $1 OL Phinney, James, lots near Summerville. $192. Robertson, R, lot near Summerville. $1 92. Riggs, John B, lot near Summerville. $192. Schroder, Mrs M, lot near Summerville. $192. Wagner, T B, 150 acres. $2 Gi. Turnbull, est A, 214 acres. $3 91. Wilson, est J D W, 252 acres. $2 52. Williams, Mrs. 760 acres. $1 72. Chubb, John. 220 actes. $2 4L ' Chubb, C, 52 acree. $2 08. Chubb, Jacob, 100 acres. $2 36. Castilbery, B W, 100 acres. $2 12. Graves, C W, 1600 acres. $13 13. Hart, H 8,660 acres. $7 42. Hart, Lewis, in trust, 640 acres. $3 23. Symes, est S, 1050 acres. $8 8L Maint, Elizabeth, lot in Summerville. $1 34. Murray, Grecian, 283 acres. $4 29. Perry, J J, lot tn Summerville. $8 41. Tennent, Miss E, 1681 acres. 913 77. ' Winter, JDo, 111 acres. $2 67. Abbott. T H, 202 acres. $6 34. Bell Wm, 4180 acres. $35 76. Bradford. Wm, 1800 acres. $14 70. Boag, Wm, lot in-Snmmexville. Coors, Charles, 1910 acres. $15 79. Campbell, A. lot in Summervile. $4 48. Clark, Alex, 143 ceres. $167. Conley, Force 4; Co, 620 acres. $13 13. DuBoee, estate WC, 108 acr. a. $1 40. Drose, estate J F, 415 acres. $7 Od. Ferguson, D N, 218 acres. $3 98. Fitzslmons, Dr 0,450 acres. $7 62, Farley, Jno, in trusr, 16 acres. $102. Farley, Jno, 600 acres. $8 4L .? Gaillard, E N, 230 acres. $2 62. Hertzcr, F L, 58 acres. $146. Kinloch, estate G, 303 acres. $5 27. Kennedy, estate Mrs A, lot near Summervdle. $134V Lamb, James T, lot in Summerville. $4 48. Mikell, estate E S. 310J acres. $57 14. Meocher, G W, lot near Summerville $131. MikelL estate M B, lot in Summerville. $2 6L McFeelan. Mary, lot near Summerville. $134. Murphy, D, 100 acres. $2 08. Perkins, Uk IS, 200 acres. $212. Payne, Thoa, lot near Summerville. $1 34. Richardson, F. D, 500 acres. $8 41. Richburg, estate H1, 2:0 acres. $4 48. Rhett, Wm, 242 acres. $449. Thomas, estate Mary, 320 acres. $5 58. , ST. THOMAS AND ST. DENNIS PABL-H. Martin. Mrs S M, 544 acres. $413.* Elfe, George, 1830 acres. $26 08. Lucas, estate T B, 300 acres. J3 34. Lachicotte, J, 4724 acres. $94 34. Lucas, Henry, 1697 acres. $22 55, Nowell, John L, 800 acres. $ 15 43. Fowler, Stanlop, 500 acres. $5 20. McCall, Mrs, 250 acres. $2 88. Selby, B H k Cof 4600 acres. $43 33. ST. JOHN'S BEBKELE7. Ballantine, Isaac J, 260 acres. $1 4L Cleavland, estate C, 144 acres. $1 01. . ; Davis, John N, 600 acres. $2 53. Wi u ter, estate B L P, 600 acres. $1 65. SI. ANDREW'S PAItlSH. The following executions were handed the Sheriff without description of property: W J Bail, estate J PDrose, WD Hadweu, Wm Hunt, ThoE Sims, WD Seabrook, John Trott, H W Stewart, J W Toomer, B~ L Toomer, John Farley, E H^Frso.-, E N Freer, es? tate Edw Freer, estate TH Grunball,estate G C.Hey ward, T S Haywood, estace O Hammond, J B Hin son, H Halt, Mary Keeley, Amos Smith, Wappoo UBI Company. P4BSH ST. JAMES' S ANTEE. The following executions were handed the Sheriff without descripiiou o'- property: W8Guerry. OZ Bates, J Mogul, Elisha Pipkin, E Prescott, E F All? ston, J B Brtnson, L Brinston, Robt Brown, Joseph Combe, W J O Elliott, B H Glas?, Peter Laisen, W Henderson. L P McClellan, estate John S Palmer, J Sutler, C W Willis, V Anderson, Wm J Bill, Arthur Blake, L D Brinston, Isaac Brinaon, estate 8 H Lof? ton, estate E B Lowndes, estate Wm Mazyck, estala P P Mazyck, W H Carmon, Elisha Pipkin, Edward Pipkin, Mrs A E Platt, estate B T Phillips, estate I C Porcher, estate Wm Rodgers, estate Wai Snowden ST. STEPHEN'S PARISH. The following executions were handed the Sheriff without description of property: J J- Lofton, T S Waring. S C Moore, W H Carmon, States Lee et aL John Money, D T Owens, John S Palmer, estate Samt Palmer, Mrs E A Platt, estate Wm Snowden, James Wein, W White. WM. 8. HASTIE, 8. C. V. WILLIAM S. HASTIE, 8. C. B. July 13 30,000 FRANCS ! ! 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