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C I T Y A V V A I K S . BlcvtliigH This liny. Solomon's I.mlgi-. ni 71'. M, C. 1... m hair-pa?l : P. M. Si. Andrew's Society, :it : P. M. Charleston RlileClub. ai lialf-past - p. M. Carolina lUtie flu;?, a: n l', m. Homestead Building awl i.mii Association, ai half past : i'. M. Medical Society, ai : I*. V. Mcchuuies* Union, ai ; |?. M. Palmetto Social Club, a. Iiali-p.i-i s P. M. Charleston Mechanics'itot'lcly, ai 7 P. M. Hampton Hille Club, al S 1'. M. Palmetto Pire Company,al 7 P. M. Charleston CHX Hallway Company, at 10 A. M. --o Auction gate*Tltl* liny. KltOX, Daly ?V Co. will continue Iii? sale, ut 10 o'clock, or the stock of fancy goods, toys, Ac., of A. Ming. A. C. Mctlilllvray will Ml, ror the SheiiiT. bc tween the hours or ll ami :i o'clock, at tile Court home, valuable real esialc. HUPPI.UMKNT ru Tim Nkws.?TIlC prossn'V or advertisements this morning compels u. Issue a supplement, in order to give our readers the usual variety or rre.-li ami interesting news matter. ^_ Tun Mills UorsK.?We loaiil that this hotel will he opened to-day. Almost nu it'll hat. --TukTki-Wehkt.y Nhws, at $1 a year, is wonderfully cheap, hut when we offer to give the Ultra! Carolinian and Tui-wkuki.y Nkws for one year for fl, we place wtttllu the reiudi of every lltntl a llrst-class newspaper aud first-class souihern agricultural magazine. Anothek Fiuk.?At lialf-|Kist "o'clock, Satur day moruing, while the Citadel was burning, au alarm of lire was given. It was occasioned by thopartial burning of ita outhouse belonging to Nr. J. U. ?Utcoslc, on Montague street. Tho Humes wore extinguished bet?re much damage was donc. U Is supposed (lie lire Originated from sparks from the lire at the Citadel. Tun R?11.KOA? Iniuc'atou, pnteiiletl by K. it. Marshall, of Atlanta, and owned by ecu mal Walker, were yesterday placed on each passenger train on the South Carolina Railroad leaving Charleston. Tills indicator gives, not only the time of day. but denotes lite tiuie when the train Is due at each station, and is one of the best aids to travellers that has ever been invented. Ity Tuesday morning these Indicators will bo placed on Hie passenger trains on both Hie Savannah and Charleston ami Northeastern Railroads, seve ral attempts have been made at the North to in vent an indicator, hut it was left to Southern in genuity to bring Hie scheine to perfection. Look at It.?The proprietors of the Rural Carolinian have made the following club rales with first-class clly newspapers at Hie rates an nexed: Unity. TfUW ek'lV. Rural Ca roi In I a u ami CiiAUi.KSTiis Nkws.f0 60 J4 0) l'on ai Carolinian and Au gusta Coustiiuiionalis:.. to?o T ' Hurui Carolinian ami Sa vannah News.10 50 G ?O Um ai Carolinian and Ma con Telegraph.10 OU ? oo Seiui-W. Rural Carolinian and Cut limbos Sun.11 00 Rural Carolinian and Mo bile Tribune.11 uo So thai the CitAKMsrox Nkws and Rural Carolinian form the literary wonder or the day. DRATtl OF A I'romixknt NEW VmKK M wi ch ant.?Mr. Paul Spoiford, of th? firm ?r Spolford, Tltcston A-. Co., one of Hie oldest and most res peeled merchants of New York, died at his coun try residence, near thai city, on Thursday, in Hie 7Btb year of his age. Mr. Hpoihml came to New York with his long-tried partner, Mr. Ttlcston, from the Kasi, and Htarteil in Hie wholesale shoe trade, but this they abandoned entirely in 1S4G, and siucc that time Hie Una has only been known by Its couuectlou witli (lie shipping interests of the country, having established lines to Havana Charleston and other prominent ports. They were very successful, ami the lirm won an taon orublu name and great wealth. Mr. Spoiford In New York held many places of trust, and at one time was president of the Hank of the Common wealth. His wide experience and strict integrity gave him great inilucnce in Hie business circles of New York. TllE LOMOftllORKMKS AllAIN?Tlll'.Y resolve not to WoltK POK any Sl'KVKllOltK who is not X MBMBBR OP tiikiu Psion.?The strike or the longshoremen continues, liul they arc very order ly, and do not congregate ahout the wharves or Interfere with those who arc at work. Ou Friday night last Hie Union In hi a meeting and resolved that as the "longshoremen have ever been true to Hie principles and the instincts of justice in maintaining the rights aud the honor of the laboring classes, both individually ami col lectively, which cannot fail to be regarded and will uol be lorgolten by its members, no aid or encouragement ought to be given to those men who are striving to weaken and break up the Union," and therefore "no member shall lie al lowed to work at storing or store any cottou for any stevedore who Is not a member of the Uulon, under pain of being lluvd in the sum or teu dol lars." A committee or nine was appointed to report auy member who violated the resolution. Thk Cham.f.stos Hotel.?Tho Improve ments upon this long snd favorably known hotel arc nearly completed, und It Is now not only an ornament to the city, hut, as or yore, an attrac tive resort for the trovr-UIng public?L c., If the large number of arrivals dally recorded ou the register be any criterion. Uttring the last two months a large force of painters, carpenters, cabinet-makers, carpet workers and Whitewaters have been diligently employed In refitting Hie hotel aud preparing It for the winter campaign. That their work has not been In valu la shown by the numberless ex ternal and internal improvements. On the first floor arc located the otllcc, Indies' and gentle men's reception room*, reading room, dining room, bar room, all of which aro arranged in a way that affords every convenience and com fort Tor the guests. The parlors and chambers above arc elegantly furnished with black walnut furniture, while heavily tapestried windows, and velvety carpets, that spring beneath your feet, complete the attractions or these apartments. The number or rooms It about two hundred, and over one hundred servants Slant] ready and will ing to supply the wants or the guests. Mr. K. II. Jackson, lha proprietor, whose man agement since he hasliad charge of the hotel has entitled him to the degree of "He knows how lo keep a hotel," understands the wants or travel lers, and liberally provides for them. In his efforts he is ably assisted by Messrs. C. A. Miller, A. RutterHeld am) E. T. Ilurdell, all or whom have had considerable experience in hotel mnitcrs, and otto or whom, Mr. Mlllcrj has been connected with the "Charleston" for the past eighteen years. To say that Hie Charlestoo Hotel is now the handsomest and best furnished hotel in the city would be doing injustice to its magnlilcenl pro portions, Imposing appearance und elegant ap pointments. It is the handsomest hotel In the South, and will compare favorably with auy ho tel of the same size In the Northern titles. The men who built It were OhnrlesionlauH, and they were determined to make It worthy of the name it was destined lohrar. They succeeded; and Charleston may well M proud or the Charleston Hotel. Por many years it lias represented her hospitality and her enterprise, and has given to thousands of strangers their most lasting Im pression of this city. And ho hundreds of North erners who have pasjed through the city on pro spooling tours or pcasuro trips have formed high opinions of tho wealth and importance of Charleston on account of its having so line a ho tel. In tho hands of Its present raanagemont then is no probability of Its losing any of the good reputation It has gained as a convenient, omfortahla and well kept hotel. tt>l'ut ok (lEXKIIAI. Sussions.? Tin- Novem ber term ?>f ibis court will commence nl iu o'clock, this morning. Rewards OiTKMKi?.- Covern??' Scott lias offered $:m rewunl rnr Hie apprehension of Hie parly or parties who >-t Hie io iho storehouse nl I?. ii. Robinson, of Stumer Coutiiy, an<l ?lotw for Iheuppri'lieiisioii of "two while men" who mur ilenil Henry Thompson, a colored man. m Abbe -, Pie County. C?i \i,:s. r?r. A. <!. Macl.ey arrlveil from Columbia Saturday afternoon, c Is supposed thai lie has corneas a peacemaker m heal the breach between bis hall bmllier atel sun. The lines imposed by Hie Mayor Saturday amounted to $-j.i. The United states Assistant Treasurer le re has received $100,000 in fractional currency. Vessels bouilli for tills port will not now liO do tnincdal ipuirantine mugcr than i- reipiisilelo make au e.NnudmttIon, unless they have or have had on board during the voyage "infections or contagions diseases:" then they will he detained as lull'; as the Health Olliccr shall prescribe. To-morrow there will be an Inspection and par ade of tin' colored lire companies, The citizens recently appointed assessors by the Committee on Asessmcul will coinaieneu their labors to-day. The Legal Debating Society meets this evening. West hike and llergmnn havelieen couimiiied lo Hie Savannah Jail to await trial before the supe rior Court. A special meeting of theC. L. will be held at half-past 7 o'clock this evening. The street cars are now used as advert Ising mediums. The Metropolitan Theatre Company will per form at tin- Savannah theatre to-night. (iovemor Scoti has appointed Heorgo !.. Holmes notary public for Charleston. A Sail Roat Urs Down?Five Persons lltriit.ko into tiii: Water.?About halt-past i> o'clock last night the steamer Dictator, from Savannah, ran into a sail boat containing lour men and a buy, off Castle I'inekney. TUe v. heel of the steamer crushed in Hie stern of the bout. The cries of Hm occupants was the lirsl knowledge Uie ; odtcors of the steamer had of its pniximlty to the boat. As rapidly as was |iossilile, after the acci dent, a boat was lowered from the steamer, ami sent In search of the boat's crew. After a short search they were picked up. placed on Hie steam er ami brought up to the city. Itevond a thorough soaking ttnjy received no damage. Mr. .lohn Lawrence, an experienced seaman, was in charge of the sail boat. He stales that he made every I'ftbrt to get out of the way. ami also to make the pilot of the steamer alter her course, bei all in vain. The above was communicated to us by Olilccrs Truall and Hernandez, who were oil the steamer returning from Savannah, where Ihey went In charge of the swindlers, Wcsiiakc and liergman. They state that Major Wlllerberger, proprietor of the Pukiski House, who, with the merchants, was swindled, was very glad to see the swindlers In custody. He look charge of the otllcers and treated them well. Tin: Rural Carolinian.?The November number of this magazine is now ready. II is ipial to the Hist number in typographical taste and accuracy, and superior to Ii in Hie variety ami absorbing interest of the reading mailer. Resides the literary, miscellany ami editorial, household und business departments, the Rural Carolinian lor November contains Hie following articles: Improved Karin Implements?The Steam Plough, illustrated, by Hie K.dllor; Con cerning Agricultural Pairs, by P. j. Malonc; The Application of Manures, by Kdward E. Evans: Rural Domestic Architecture, illustrated, by the K.dllor; Does Deep Ploughing Pay ? by the Kdltor, Tuna tirass and the Ramie, Illustrated; Results of High Cull tire, by iho K.dllor; NutCrowing, by James it. Daniel; Sow Wheat, Rye and Parley; The Tea Plant und Us Culture, Illustrated: Chi nese Agriculture; economy of Manures, Harden er's Chronicle; More About My Clover Hxperi metlt, by Colonel i). Wyalt Alken; System of Col ton Culture, by Dr. N. R. Cloud; Raspberries for the South, Illustrated, by the Editor; How lo Plant Strawberries, by the Kdltor; Moore's Extra Apple, Illustrated; Pears for the south. Illustrated, by the Kdltor; Plan for a Pruit and Vegetable Harden, Illustrated: A Hand Bouquet, illustrated: Straw berrlrs?How many Quarts to the. Acre; Transfer ring Plants; Another Rustle flatcway. Illustrated; Lime Around Apple Trees; Nicholas W. Darrcll and the Kirst Locomotive (with a portrait.) by James M. Easou; A Home-made Cane Mill, illus trated. We remind our renders that during this month and the next we will send the Rural Carolinian and Charleston News to neir Hito#ertber? at the following unprecedented low rates: CHARLESTON Daily News and Rural Carolinian, one year, jo?o; Charleston Titi-WKKKi.v Nkws and Rural Caro linian, one year. $4. Subscriptions at these rates may he sent lo this Ofllcc, or to Walker, Evans a Cogswell, proprietors Rural Carolinian, Charles ton, S. C. The Finn at t n e Citadel Saturday MoiiNiNO? Explosion* ok Cartrwuks? A c c i DBKrs?Letter of Colonel Ems.?At a quarter past six o'clock on Saturday morning last smoke was seen Issuing from the lower portion of the west wing of the Citadel, and the alarm was given. About a half of an hour afterward the alarm was souuded from the bell. The Oremou with the apparatus of that district were promptly on the ground, and worked manfully to extin guish the t?nmes. There was a strong easterly wind blowing at the time, and while It prevented any damage from the lire lo the mala portion of the Citadel, yel carried showers of sparks In a westerly direction. Several limes the roofs of the row of houses on King street, opposite the Citadel, were set afire by sparks, but were Immediately extinguished. P.y K o'clock, the liantes were subdued, but only after the whole of the west wing, excepting the walls, was consumed. Hnd the fire occurred* at night, the damage to property wouid have been much greater, as it is more than probable that several of Iho bouses on King street would have been destroyed. The amount of damage Is not known. The fire is supposed by some to have been caused by the sparks from a soldier's pipe falling into Hie hay. Iu the store-room where the lire originated were stored several hundred pounds of hay and straw, and about two thousand tube cartridges. The rooms over the store-room were used ns quarters for the soldiers. During the tire these tube car tridges commenced in explode. The spectators, not knowing exactly what caused these explo sions, rapidly moved out of rauge. Fortunately no one was hurl. The cap of one of the specta tors was pierced by a fragment or the exploding missiles. There were several accidents during l lie llre.l'ttt none, we are gratified lo slate, were of a serious character. Two soldiers, whom usual way of egress from their sleeping quarters was cut off by Hie liantes, jumped from the windows, and re ceived severe bruises. Mr. White, a member or Truck Company, No. 1, was slightly Injured by the capsizing or a truck. As usual there is much complaint about the sounding or the alarm bell. It Is stated that the ringer sounded for the sixth district when he should have sounded for the llftb; Hint he did not sound Hit! bell until half an hour after the alarm was given; that when ordered to cull out tho lire men or the first district be sounded the general alarm, and brought out the entire department. Tho following Is n copy or a letter sent to Cliief Engineer Nathan by Colonel Edle, commanding at Hie Citadel: IlKAnguAitTRHS Post of Ciiareston, 1 ClIAKI.KSTON, S. C., October. .10, 1809. t if. If. Katltan, Knq., chief l'ire Department: Sin?Permit me to tender through you to tho members or the dur?rent lire companies or the city my thanks for ihclr promptness, energy and cniclency In arresting the firent the Citadel this morning. Rut for their efforts the whole budd ing must have been destroyed. Their conduct Is deserving or the highest commendation, and It is g- utlfylug to me to so declare. I am, with great respect. Your obedient servant, John R. Eoie, Rrcvet Colonel C. 8. A., Commanding. Tho Citadel belongs to the State or South Caro lina, and was taken possession of by the United SUtes authorities when the "Union came in." Who will repair damages ? How is it Donk??Tho subscription price of Tiik Daily News is }H a year, ami at the famous lluriil Carolinian $j a year; lull we will srmi IhiiIi publications ii> now subscribers for one year fur ?o. I'Kitsos\i??Vlifl Rigid Rev. Bishop Lynch returned lo Hie cliy la-i week, ami is now making .1 short siav lure preparatory lo Ills departure on Ilm I Till luitln'it for the iKcumciiicul Council a. Home. Ai.i. Saints' Day.-This resllrnl, which oc curs today. November i. is celebrated wild grcnl solemnity by I he ICvmuii Catholics all over Ihc world, in ihls city, tho services at the several Catholic Churches will lie the same as on Sunday. INTKRKKTINU TO planters.- Messrs. George W. Williams ami Co. offer lu lo-daj 's Nkws a very leinptimr array of substantial ami valuable prizes to the planters who may achieve the most conspi cuous success in the cult tire of cotton, com or wheat, by the aid of their excellent Carolina Fer tilizer. The lealurc of their oiler is that the prizes are to lie awarded, IIOl to Hie largest yield abso lutely, but lo the largest percentage of increase.1 production. In Ibis way the owner of pour land will have tpiile as gond a chance in the conical as his mure fortunate neighbors. Tut: Ot'STKl) OmcKKS.?1\ .1. Coogan, M. (!. Campllu, colored, and II. Cautliehl, holding the nlUceS respectively or Assessor alla? Appraiser, and Assistant Assessor ill/lift Assistant Appraiser, and Flour Inspector, have sued oui writs <>f error in the Supreme Court to reverse the recent de cision of Ciller JllSllCti Moses, forbidding I belli lo exercise the duties of their oilhtes. The adverse pari les have been cited by the Justice to ap|>eiir before the Supremo Court on ibe fourth Tuesday in tins month. TlIK LaKI?KNSVH.I.K EXPRESS ItOllllkKV.? Ileforc the 1.aureus Court, on last Thursday week, the case of the Stale vs. I'clcr II. Scott, charged with the robbery of the Southern Kxpress com puny, was taken up. The indictment in thecuse iried chargol breach tif trust In one count, and in another larceny. The Investigation consumed until Saturday night, ami the argument Monday last and Tuesday until I I'. M. The Slate was represented by Solicitor McCowan, Samuel >le liownn, Esq., ami Mr. Hall; the defence by C. I'. Sullivan. Esq., Simpson A Simpson, Todd A Todd, ami Gttrlliigloii A Jaeger. The jury brought in a verdict of guilty on the llrst count?that is lo say. of breach of trust with fraudulent Intention. The ea-e excited very greal interest, aud was pros ecuted and defended with much zeal. lintel Arrlvuls?October 30 ami 31. CHARLESTON ilOTKI,. H. Ilawlcy, .1. Hutchinson, J. C. (Illicit, Augusta: Joseph W. Tucker. South Carolina; It. T. Pierce; t.. Seigle. James oimskcl, A. I.tibelskl, Istiao Heumar, O. K. Illchanls, F. II. Lawrence, llenry 1). Law, New York: J. W. Callagher, Chas. A. Lieck. Ilalltmore; S. Hathaway. Providence, It. L; II. N. Wcstcolt aud wife. New Jersey; W. A. Ilaslor, nosloli;0. 0. poster, St. Augustine; John Itoin, City; Itohert Yerberry, Georgia; W. L. Os wald, Norfolk; i>. It. Smith, Lono/wood; I'. New man, Win. A. Walker, Wilmington, N. <-'.; J. L. llyuemali, II. Solomon. Philadelphia; J. P. l'on), Henry Hurion, .1. S. Hair, Newbcrry. William Cormaii, John Agliew, Jr.. Columbia: William L. Daw.-on. I.aureusville; John I). Parker aud ser vant, Adams' Hun. PAVILION HOTEL. A. s. MuiulcvUle, Athens: Frederick Smith, si. Paul's, Mluiiesota; Albert Ingram, Woosler. Ohio; Chartes II. Wright, New Jersey; A. 0. Mackcj, Columbia: L. M. Keene, Hevcillie service; James Anderson, New York; James P. Kelly, Philadel phia: John Keith, Massachusetts; N. P. button, steamship Son Gull; J. E. Perkins. Creen Point; A. Morgan ami lady, Georgetown; M. C. Hall. C. M. Mat hews, South Carolina: Mrs. T. I.ootnis, New Tork. ? V S I If E S S jv O T.I CES. Special attention Is called to the auction sale of Messrs. Wilbur A Son, on Thursday aud Friday next. Tub Raimiaixs in toys and fancy goods lobe had at the auction sale of llllug's stock, (to he continued to day.) are absolutely marvellous. Hut the sale is peremptory ami there is no help for ll. Drop in aud sec for yourself. universal rencontre and Mutual Bua> rntsH.?Throe intcndcil brides, an ciiual number of would-be grooms, twenty-one fair single la dies intent on assisting the three afore-meutioneil happy damsels in a certain Important ceremony, twenty-one well dressed single gentlemen who expected lo meet the said twenty-one single la ities at a lime not far distant, a half dozen gray haired, old gentlemen, and their complement of ol>l ladies, whose hair should have been gray, were enough to crowd one of the counters of Von Santen's bazaar. There such a shaking of hands and exchanging of compliments, next such a unanimous look ut Hie counter, und lastly, such blank looks at each other. Their embarrassment can be better imagined than described. It was, of course, rather awkward for them all to have met at the same place and time to purchase their wedding presents. A Finb Assortment up Piiotoorai'iis, impe rial cards and frames, at C. C. Highler's, No. 101 King street. A LiTTi.K Comfort.?It seemed to us on Saturday that the displays at tho various clothing stores were unusually attractive. The change in the wenther, doubtless, bad its eifcct in controll ing our Judgment, as It usually does everybody else's in this matter. The display or Messrs. Ceo. Little A Oo., King street, was particularly seduc tive, they being just In receipt of their new goods of the laicsl style, material, Ac. and which they oiicr at the lowest rates possible. Bucephalus on Spbinos.?It is related of Bucephalus, a mighty war horse of antiquity, lhat although with the aid of Apollo he could enst a shadow that frightened himself, yet he could not cast his master, Alexander, who was accounted n great man among those fools, the ancients, merely because he had sense enough to turn his horse's bead towards the sun. In these days every man Is bis own king, unless, Indeed, be be a mem ber of the Union League und bound by his oath to obey his master, the devil. Therefore, every Alex ander Is entitled to bis own Huccphnlus, aud If he can't gel one of flesh and blood, he puts up with one of woo,'., leather and Iron. Although the latter kind may not have as much spirit ns the veritable Bucephalus or old, their necks are de cidedly stiller, and If-one or them takes to rear ing like the specimen at Von Santen's bazaar, the youngster who would manage him must have more bruins than ttic son or Philip or Macedou. nusiNRSs Bkvblofks.?The News Job onicc is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous and. Send your orders. Every merchant and business man should have his card printed on his envelopes. Kissino Extraordinary.?To kiss volunta rily is always a pleasure; sometimes It Is a luxury. There is, we presume, Home gratification, how ever small, In one school girl kissing another; there is certainly more In a young mother kissing her llrst oifspring, aud surely there Is the hclghlh of happiness In a lover kK- lnp his mistress, and vice ttrm. Hut lo kiss against your will, lo kiss your father's grand uncle when you arc a boy, or your mother's grand aunt when you arc a girl, thnt is abominable. Hut tobe made to kiss the same person one hundred times a day, in public and In private, and that person an old person and an ugly person, a person without heart, soul or reeling, and without any reference to your own Inclination, Is not that thedepth of misery f How, then, should we pity those two India rubber coun terfeits of aged humanity, compelled hourly to undergo this mockery or felicity for the amuse ment or tho visitors to Von Santen's Christmas Depot, at No. SM King street. One quint! line initial note paper and twenty live envelopes to match, for forty cents, at c. c. Rlghter's, No. 101 King street. QTobiuro. / j f o l l i n , TO? AC< O COBI.MI8MION m k KCIl A N T, Xo. I "?! HAST l'A Y. CHARLESTON, S. C. Agent for t in- sale or Hic following well known liranila or Virginia and North Carolina M a li it fa c tu v o il T o b ivcc o . / :. T. I' I l K I .Y TO n'S KUUITS AND FLOWERS, "Hold Leal." ponnls, FRUITS AND El.OWKRS, "Kips," PLANTER'S PRIOR, "4nli| Lear," pounds. COMMOXWKAt/M, "Brig-lit," poundsaud half pounds, HOCK Cl"V, "Itrlglll," 4's, PLANTER'S DAUGHTER, Pi's, ROSE HI D. Hi's, VIRGINIA I'LUM, "Dark," half pounds. c. if. srrcK.Jt'8 "CBLEHRATKU KKi," SOGAR PLUM, pounds. STA It, pounds. OIIAPB, :,'>. F. S. A ST II OX Y A: 00.f S ARR1XGTON GAME, pouud.-, CillCORA, 4's, PLANTATION. 4V, PICAYUNE, Ijonn Tens. ./. T. stovali.s "SUVERTOli PA NUKE," PACE ?b tm.llOTTS ' ISOlJi; If AND HEADY TWIST:' ./. l. TAcanir and iv. a. (:iiAFFixs- vnoii:E twist Smoking Tobacco. KM?ITS AND FLOWERS, Pl.ANTBR'S PRIDE. COMMONWEALTH, LOVE AMUNO Till! ROSKS mat QUKKN, and Vf. Duke A Son's Oolchnttcd "DURHAM." Has constantly ou liautl an assortment of CHBWINfl AND SMOKING TOUACCO of all gr..d? Styles and sixes, to which Hie attention of Hie trade Is invited. octSA m lino Drn ?oo?jG, (Etc. TV R Y G- 0 0 D Si D It Y GOODS! N o J . K, . HEAD c? CO., G 15 KINO streut, C II A It L B S T O N , S . C \Te are now exhibiting the largest and best selected stock or Poreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, Laces and Embroideries, Clonks, Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, Panoy Moods, Ribbons, Ac, that we have ever offered, and invite attention of purchasers, gaarautceing to sell our Goods, for exsh or city accciilanccs, an cheap as the cheupest. D R X2 M SS GOODS. Onr Rlock of Dress Gooils comprises. In part, black and Colored Silks, Irish and Kreuch Poplin All-wool Merlnoca, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, Delaines, Poplinetics, Prints, Ac, to which we are add ing uovcllies per every stcamw. Li A C E W AND KMTt UOIDEltlE.S. French l.aces in variety, I .ace sets, Handkerchief, Collars, BmbroMered Goods of every de RCilptloil, Edging and Inserting*, Embroidered Sets, Infants' EmbroideredCloaks, Holies ami Waists, Embroidered Merino Sacks, together with very many other articles which may always be found In our Lace and Embroidery Department. ? L O "V E j-* AN 1> HOSIERY., We are Solo Agents appointed in Charleston for HARRIS1 SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, which have no superiors. We have all sizes, from B.Hi 1,1 >. In Clack. White and Colors; Berlin, Silk and Lisle Gloves of every description, for men, women aud children. HOSIERY, best English manufacture, In great variety. Men's Half Hose, superior Engbsh, the bust quality. CLOAKS A N 1) W II A W Ta i-i . Onr Cloak and Shawl Room Is repleto wllh all the latest novelties or Ladles' and Misses' Cover ings. Most or our Cloaks are either oar own Importations or our own manufacture, enabling us to sell Ihem at the lowest possible tiguros. Hlack Cloaks in Cloth rrom (3 &u to 145. Colored Chinchilla, Cloth Cloaks. Itlar.k Silk Coverings, Misses' and Children's Cloaks, Hrochc aud Printed Cashmere Shawls, Woollen Shawls, Mourning Sbs.wla, Ac, Ac MT8CELLANEOU8 ANT) FANCY GOODH. Ladles' Ties and ScaiTs, Ribbon Hows, Gentlemen's rich Roman Searrs, Ties and Cravats, Rib- | lions. Bells and Sashes, Perfumery, French Pomades, Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Worsted Nutrias und Soutags, Infants' Knitted Worsted Sacks sml Caps, Fancy Worsted Scarfs, Dress Buttons In variety, Dress Trimmlugs. Fringes, Gimps, Ac, Swuusdowu, Crape Goods, Krilllngs, Ruilling, aud other articles not here mentioned. OU R E A L L AND "W INTER M T O C IC Now offers great lndncemenls to buyers, who will Und It to their advantage to examine our floods boforc making selections elsewhere. oct 14 lino H ART {joruumrc, (Hullern, &c. CO., HARDWARE K E R C HAN T S, CHARLESTON, S. C. D. D. OOUXN. n. a. haut. K. S. HAUT. JOHN V. M'SA M EE. WHOLESALE STORE, No. 39 nAYNE STREET; RETAIL STORK, CORNER KING MARKET STREETS. AND BAR IRON, PLOUGH STEBL, NAILS, METALS, GUNS, MILL ROCKS, BOLTING CLOTH, CIRCULAR SAWS, FAN MILLS, HOES, PLOUGHS. A I. ARG H ASSORTMENT OP BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTERS* TOOLS, BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, BRICKLAYERS' TOOLS, TANNERS' TOOLS. ALSO, A nANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF RODGERS' TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. scp.24 fmw3mos i>*c X ? iuiocclliineono. SPORTSMEN Just : ccelvcd a Gill supply or fine ENGLISH GUNS, carefully selected by one of our tlrm for this mar ket, with especial attention to tho quality and va riety or Roy's Slnglo und Double-barrel Guns. For sale low by J. E. ADGER A CO., No. i:tu Meeting street, and No. 02 East Ray, novl 3 Chnrlesion, S. C. S O l O m O N * S BITTERS GIVE GENERAL SATISFACTION. For sale by pepiiT rimotj RAOUL A LYNAII. jelling OUT AT COST. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of all kinds nnd bcsl quullly, selling out at and below cost until November 1.1, lsov>, AT No. 140 MEETING STREET, Charleston, S. C. N. H.?Auction sale or Slock unsold, November IS, 1800. QC129 fmw7_GEO. E. PINO It H E._ jyO YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI NITELY Siok Uoadaeae, Sour KraolaUons and Acidity of the Stomach? USB SOLOMON'S ?ITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A LYIIAn. septn 3mofl JQO YOU WISH TO SLKB1' SOUNDLY nt night, and awake m the morning with a thorough appreciation of yonr ,egg, rolls and coffee ? USE SOLOMON'S BITTKBS. For sale by RA0DL A LYNAU. septn 3mos Orn (Soooo, &t. D B GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER, MELCHIORS & MULLER, No. 217 KING STREET, Have the pleasure lo Inform ttieir friends and customers that they have opened a most elegant und carefully selected STOCK OF DRY GOODS. Suitable for the present nnd coming season. They also beg louve to call the attention of buy ers lo their large and well selected slock or BLACK DRESS GOODS, SILKS, Ac. Respectfully, MELCHERS A MULLER, oclll mwf Imo No. 217 KING STREET. Notices in UanUuiptcy. IN BANKRUPTCY.?IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES POR THE DISTRICT OP SOUTH CAROLINA.?Ex parte WM. T. SHUMATE and A. IILYTHE, Assignees, In re JOHN W. GRADY, llankrupl. -Petition to Sell Real Estate, uni urn inhered, call in Jam Creditors, Ac?Notice Is hereby given to nil Creditors hold ing bleu,' against the Estute of JOHN W. GKADY, that thev are rsqulrcd to uAiabllsh the same be fore W. J. Ci.awson, Esq., Registrar, at York ville, S. C., within forty days frt.m tho date hereof, or he. barred from all benefits of tho decree for dis tribution to be made in thin case. Ry order or Hon. Qko. B. Rhyan, Judge or said Court. W. T. 81IUMATE, I Ao A. BLYTHR, I Assignees. Greenville, S. C, September 15,1860. octl8 mwf 18 QVnction Stiles--(tl)iQ Dan. s Ai ( . MM.'II.LiVHAY, A im'I ic.lK'iT. il i: u i f k s s a i. k Rv virtue of n writ of Fieri Piichis in >.li .him delivered, he -.i.i nils HA 1 nml Ti MORROW, tin' : ; .iii.i .: i days : Niivciiihc m ihe iioillicusl corner of lin; i'o.h'house, tvviiii Un-ii.mum u o'clock A. M :iii?l :: I'. M., Ali 'in- right. Ulli' anil iiiii'i. -i irf ili-ii nduul in Il LOT OF |,AMI. wit li Hi.- building :lf nun. ?II. n.n. on rust side ?f Mazycl iUivi-i, m n Wesl street: kiiIiI loi measuring in iront mi Muz.vck stm-l ::'i fed, lij loti feel in depth, I.-- -.mi.- more or less. Levied mi nml t>> iio ?.Lt as n,.' |?ro|M>rty of Hour; Vai ner, at Hiesidioi John C. HariH-rs. ; A !--" ?. Al t in" same linn: ami place, All tin1 right, titi<- ami mier?i m Hie defendant ma TRACT i>F LAND situate in Mm Parish ol St. James, On -< Creek, ai Hie Junction of Cooper Hiver au.I Him,.,, Cnrck. containing IOH acres, mon* or livs, Himntled norlli hv l?oose i.'reek. mis! h> Cooper Hiver, soul Ii hy Plllln's Creek, ami west ut lanils oi -Hanl: sali I Iraci known J as "I'allilello." Also, a TKAIT III" I.AMI PUiller] ly owiicil In J. I'. DeVoaiix, ami known a- "Oak lands." Levh'il on nml lo '<' sold as I he property of I Charles II. Col-rs. at the suit of J. \V. Sprugue .v I Brothers. Al.'ll. I At the same lime ami place, 1 All the right, in;.' ami Inicrest of defendant in I Hie folhlWillK LUIS OF I.ANH. with Hie Hlllld iie.'s HieriNiii. to wit: oui- Loi mi i'h.'.-linn si reel; I measuringT.? fee' Moni, hy ion feel m ileplli. Also,nil'! Lo' on Lucas street, known as No. is; measuring as feel front, liy I AO feet In ilcpili. Also, a Lui ou n.asi side uf llntlsdi'ii alrcel, near Spring: imtisiiring lu iront ;."> feet, by u . leel in ileplli, lie the SUliI llleasilMlienl more or less. I.evleil on nml to i>:' sohl as I he property of lliiiicri li. Hartley, ai tin- suit of the Kxehungo N'atkiinul I tit uk of Norfolk, Virginia. I Ternis cash. K. W. M. MACKKV, 8. 11. C. novl .ni HT KftOX, UALY & CO. Important and unkkskhvkdsai.k FOIt ACCOUNT OF rNDKRWRlTEliS AND ALL CONCERNED. OF GOODS DAM AGED DURING Tili: LATH FlltK ON KINO STKKKT. We will continue to sell THIS HAY. Hie 1st in stant, at 10 o'eloek A. M., aid colltilllie from i lav iiulav uni il disposed of. The entire Stock of .Mr. A. Illing, No. S17 King Mtreel, damaged hy water, during Hie late tin-. ami appraised ai over $ - -'..<? . >, comprising 1 > I i V mums. Famy c.is in great variety. Toys of every description, Ac. AT iL' ll't'LIK'K TO-IIAY WK WILL KEI.I. MIMONS ANIi MIM.INKIIV minus. Conditions cash for all amoiiuis uniter$100; $100 lo f.'.oii. thirty ilays; over fcftoo, sixty 'lays, approve.i eiulorseil noies. fiTt-All persons unknown in the auctioneer will he rcipilrcil to give a deposit on piircliasiug. novl Unction Galco--i:titHrc Durg. B Y Vi I Ii B II U & S 0 M , Auel ioineis. QAIiR OF 0BJKCTS of art. On Tii?HSHAV ami FKiHAY nest, 4thnmlfiih Novemhcr, at No. ISO King street, opiwsiie Sil Cox'H Furniture Waierooins, at II o'clock, will be sohl, ami sale coniiiiiieil in the evenings at half-past ; o'clock, until the cut Ire slock is sohl, A OUANII ANII ATTUAITTIVK ASSi>|:TMKXT Ol' KI.KUANT OBJECTS OF a Iff. OAKKAItA MARBLE HTATUAKY, VenilO He ITato. French llronxu Twetily-oiio Day clocks, Hronze Figures of entirely new models, Alabaster Quinary, Vases, Tu'/.zus, Peilesluls, silver Plated Ware. Ac;, lately linporteil fi'olil Italy hj Slgliur (i. II. Pamlollnl ?- t.'o., of New fork. The assortment coinprlslng Carrara Marble Statuary, viz: The GUARDIAN A NC KU hy Bar ata; Pnilo i.mi SWe, by Chcricl; Group Contend ing Cupids; Veiled iiusi,.i>v Fronxonl. a LA RASTER S i'ati"a11V. DIANA, Mailonna. Love ami Psyche, Ilirlh of Venus. Bacchus ami Arliinhn. IIHON'/.K STATU KITES. AOIHCUI.TUHK and COMMKltcK, Cornelius Molllere. Dante ami Vergilb?. Clus ami Sappho. Milton, Hainan ami Clirlillliagulo, Diana. Ac..,Vc. Twenty I'holograpbs, Views of Hie Cities ami Monuments of Florence, Pirn ami Sembla. AI-SO, a splendid assortment of TWENTY-ONE day CM t'KS. Superbly Varvcil Marble Vases, copiai from Etruscan,' Roman, Hebe, Cnthlc, Egyptian Flo entitle ami Grecian Designs; llcrculaucuill L'rns, Animals, Ac. ALSO, WILL II?. AIHIRP TO TUE SALE, A large collect Ion of FINE SILVER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY. The Importers have nseii every oxcrllon to rentier iliis collection complete in every iletnll, ami it will, upon examination, be fourni id be be yonil all precedent as regards the beauty ami va riety of the articles offered. Tills splemllil collect ion will be open for Inspec tion on WnnsKSOAY, Hie 3il instant, ami Hie La dles are specially Invited tn come and examine Hie recent splendid Kurupean Importations. Conditions cash._novl ?UTII CAROLINA, KKRSHA.YY COUN TY?IN EQUITY. S i AM ES OHESMiT. kxkcutor. VS. MART C. REYNOLDS, SARAH CHKSNPT, MARY 0, fkikrson, ET Al.?HILL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WILL, PARTITION, AC. lu pursuance of a decree made In the above cause at September Term, lsii'J, WO will expose lo public sale, before the Courthouse, in Camdeu. at 11 o'clock A. M-, on MONDAY, Hie Olli day of December next. The foilnwiug most valuable LANDS, bring from three in four miles from the Town of Camdeu. immediately on the South Carolina Railroad, fronting on Wateree River, and running back, castwanlly, live miles, covering over live thous ami acres, one thousand of which are line swamp lands in cultivation, one thousand Hue uplands cultivation, and over three tlmusaud in original forest, heavily timbered with oaks, hickory, dog wood, pine, Ac, much of it very line cot loti land, llnely watered and offering abundant winter pu s lii rage : First. HELLK-MONT, a very choice plantation of over eight hundred acres, mi Wulerec River, three miles from Camdeu, with a large settle ment on it ; will produce, without inuiiui'i bale of cotton or sevcnly-llve bushels of corn to Hie acre. This is regarded as the best body of land on the Watcrce River. Second. TOWN CREEK PLANTATION, adjoin ing Hie above, consists of four thousand live hundred acres, recently held as one large planta tion ; comprising swamp, second bottom, and up lands, heavily timbered and finely watered, hav ing two fine streams running through It. The s..utii Carolina Railroad ami two public highways run through these lands and rcuilcr them acces sible nt nil points. They arc very convenient to | Cnmden; the uplands arc perfectly healthful and present rare advantages. This place Is subdivided Into and will besohl as twenty-one fauns of one hundred to four hun dred acres, offering a rare opportunity to settlers seeking homes. Adjoining plantations have been divided Into small farms uud ure taken by , our best people. Terms?One-fifth cash; balance on a credit of one, two and three years, lu equal annual instal ments, with Interest from date, payable annually at seven per cent., secured by bond, sureties and a mortgage of the premises, with the privi lege lo purchasers to pay cash. Purchasers to pay for si a tups anil papers.. An agent mi the place will show Hie lands, and the pints can be seen nt the otllco of Win. M. Shannon, Esq., Cumtlcn. S. C. JAMES CIIR8NUT, WM. M. SHANNON. Special Masters ami Receivers. Cainden, S. C, Nov. 1,1809. oe.i?o 1 mSwf? H. t)litG, (?llJJG, ?*C. Il . W I I. I. I A M S II AT HA/A A l?. No. 243 KINO STREET, Opposite the Dig Hoot, Takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and Hie public generally, that he bas npeucd a com plete slock of Gents', Youths' and Hoys' hats and caps, Of the latest styles, lo which he would Invite their attention before purchasing elsewhere, knowing thai he will give full satisfaction lit hulli quality and price. Just received, a beautiful style of SILK HAT. A call is solicited. octtM w ILL I S .t 0 H I S 0 L M, FACTORS, COMMISSION MBHCIIAKT3, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, Will attend to the Purchase, Sale and Shipment (to Foreign nnd Domestic Ports) of COTTON. RICK, Hi M HER and NAVAL STORKS. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. c. B. Willis.A. R. Obisoln. ootja_ ^IIAMPOOWG AND HAIR CUTTING LADIES AND CHILDREN Attended at their residences promptly and at reasonable rates. Send orders to W. E. MARSHALL, Barber, spruit No. 31 Broad street, (up stairs.) "Auction Sales--.fuluvc Dnno. iiv Vf. v. liKETm & it. s. rmuNs, A ,11 I i..n> i l -.. I)' twu sti ut Y wooden hopse, No. NI NAN si III.'T. Pol Ii IMMM..H from ::i Ti.CDCC AYIt.NI k. Will In- soM ?m tuesday. NovomLir, ?1 II <>* h; IIm- Old INisloilbrt*. Thai a..-t,..v wooden DWELLING known a* No. it Nuhuustrcct. I i n ? rroni Itutledgc, with double plux/.u. Tin l?? lung I.t.mi, i rwuiM wild kitchen, mill -ijhhng I ? in Ik:- it hors,*. Lui measures -' l feel Iront by inn f<*ei ludcpih, mon' or h - -. Ternis "?Mit, Purchaser .to imj m for papers iiudstanips. nctsn h y w. v. i,i:tmi \ ic. s. iiruns, A ml loOCI'IS. t7?state sale ItV order of tub Aj EXECUTOR. Will Ik! sold on TUESDAY. 2d or November, at II ?Vlork, ill Ihr t'l-l Poslnfllrc. Thai dcslmMc two-story Itltll.'K DWHI.I.INO known a< No. rt Mill sins I, south side, uniiUdn 111 _- lour Itootus ami a Pantry, lin Un- lui is a de sirable stow, Mid lias iM-irn tteetipled as a ilry goods siiin*. i.ni measures v> reel front by '."i in ilcpl Ii. More or less. Terms rush. I'urehaser to pay us Pu' pnpnm ami -tamps. oci.m ?Y W. V. MUTCH A. H. S. IIKUSS~ A net tinners. rnwo-sToitY uni ok store and 1 DWELLING, No. Ill MEETING STKKT. Will hl!sohl Uli TUESDAY, 2d November, al th.* Ohl Postoillce. al II o'el(k!k, Thai desirable ami well located Iwo-story IIKICK STORK A NT > DWELLING, easl side or Meet tut! street, i lut .1 door south of Went worth? douiile pui/./.as iu rear; kttehen ami all m.usury outbuildings ?r liriek. l.ol uii-asnres a fi.et iii fron I l?y inn feel in depth, more or less. Terms?Onc-thlnl mish; balance in one ami ".r-j yeiirs. with interest at lite rate ol I? percent, per annum: properly to In) Insured and poln-y as siune.i. Purchaser lo pay us tor papers ami stumps. or.tito FiV wT^. LEITCII \ K. S. ?RUNS, Atll-I Mill I I I -, . D esi radle KINfS street store, WEST SIDE. KNOWN AS No. S. Will P.-sold OllTUKSlUY. 2il Novemher, at the Ohl Postoillce, ai 11 o'clock, That desiralile two-story WOODP.N IIOtl.SKANI) STORK known us 4S; King street. Lot ihciuninM 2ii reel fttHil by Hfc! rout in depth, more or less, with joint use of alley oil Iii? north; fences as they now stand, the boundary Hue. Terms?Ouo-liair cash; balance in one year, with interest : property to he insured ami policy assigned. I'urehaser to pay Uri for papers and stamp-. _ nctjO ?Y VY. Y. LEITCII & R. S. IIRUNS, A IK 1 in M n I s . tenement store, west SIDE king STHKKT, KNOWN AS Nos. 25 AND Will be sold on TtTRSDAY, Sil November, at the Old Postoillce, at 11 o'clock, That desirable two-story Wooden llfll'SK, con lainiHK two St lires, known as Nos. Si and 2S)? Klllg street, hot measures 30 reel fi nal hj VJK feel in depth, be the said dimensions mure or less. Terms?One-half cash; balance in one year with interest; property in he insured and poliny as signed. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. ttet.w ~iTy jo ii n s. ryan. Auction sale of lot of lan! NOKT1IKAST L'OIINKII OF P.ASTIIAY AND GUIGNAHU STltKKT. on TUESDAY, the 2d day ?r Novemher. at the old Postoillce ill n o'clock A. H., I will sell at Public Auel inn. without any manner of reserve, .>P that LOT OF LAND, at the Northeast corner of Kilst Hay and Cuigunrd street, measuring and Containing -21 feel li llicltos Iront on Kasl Itay, by hvi feet on Guignanl street, iuid 24 feet 8 inches on the back, be the saute more or loss. AIM), The LOT immediately adjoining the above ou tin- north line, same dimensions. Terms or Hale?One-third cash; remainder lu one. two and three years, secured by bond and mortgage or the property sold. Purchaser to pay L>r conveyance ami stamps. N. It.?For im-Hier iiiroruiation, apply to oot2? JOHN S. It VAN, No. S2 llroail street. BY j. fraser mathe WES. 100 smatjl farms at auction. Will lie sold at the Old Postoillce, on thursday, _'.'>in November, at 11 o'clock, to Hie highesi bid ders. One huudreii FARMS, adjoining each other, con taining from one lo eleven acres or Land, situated on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, tiiiisto Diver, and public roads around Jacksuiihoro' De pot -, laid oui into lots and streets, a plal or which will be 1'XhihltCd on the day or sale. The above Lots will be sold separately. Terms?One-hair cash; balance iu one year, with Interest nom day of Halo, secured by bond ami mortgage uf the properly. Purchasers to pay J. F. MatheWCS rnr necessary Culled Sinti s Inter nal revenue stamps and papers. ncl2A iitlhlO C le uk's sale IN EQUITY?ANDKHSON COUNTY?II. FRANK SLOAN vs. WILLIAM II. I?. GAILLARD AND OTI1KI5S?DILL TO PARTITION li PAL KSTATK, Ac. OP I1KNJAMIN P. SLOAN. DKCKASKD. Rv virtue or an order lo mc directed fron the Honorable Circuit Court of the Kighlh Judicial District. I Will sell to the highest bidder, at Pen illetou Village, on FRIDAY, thoiothilay of No vember next, The HOUSE AND LOT, known as tho lale resi dence or said deceased, situated In the Village of Pendlcton on-street, adjoining Lot or R. Sharp and lllue Ridge Railroad, couialiilng nine acres, more or less. Al-SO, The IIR1CK STORKHOUSK AND LOT, Situate la said Village, and on the public square thereof, now occupied by J. It. K. Sloan ft Cii. Terms of Sale?One-fourth or Hie purchase money easti*. Hie remaining three-fourths ou a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, secured by the bond of purchaser, ami at least two approved sureties, with a mortgage of the premises. I'urehaser to pay ror statui>s and tilles. JOHN W. DANIELS, Clerk of Court Anderson County. oct27 wfm lonao ale of valuable real estate. S Will besohl at Public Auction, on the first MON DAY in December next, In the Town or Man ning, Clarendon County, South Carolina, The foil, using LOTS OF LA SD, all Rllnated in the said county, bel?g the properly of un Assign ed Ks talc: "TOWN PLACE." This is the late residence of Dr. Ingram, and is located in the most desirable portion of the Town of Manning. The lot contains two acres; theap puiicnunccs are a well finished dwelling, contain ing six rooms; outbuildings complete, consisting; of storeroom, servants' houses, kitchen, si able, A'c. The place Is ornamented willi beautiful Itvo oaks, set out about ten years ago. Altogether it is a handsome place, costing ten years ago ahoitt fsouo. "HOME TRACT." This Is an excellent and well settled tract of 000 aerosol html, situate about two miles from Man ning. Ti '.and produces well?cotton, com uni peas. The appurtenances consist or dwelling house, with all necessary outbuildings, lahorers' houses, gin house, granary, stables, Ac. "CONYERS' TRACT." This is n tract or H20 acres or land; It Is a well settled and lih.'htv promeuve plantation, situate in "Fork of Mack River," six miles from Man ning. ' ROSE RAY PLACE." This a tract or s It) acres or tine cotton and corn land, situate within a mile of the Conyers', ami adjoining the "Conyers" Tract." 11 Is without, settlement. "MCLEOD TRACT." Ttds Is a tract of 300 acres. An improved and valuable tract or laud, situate In the "Kork of Itlack River." produces corn, cotton ami rice welt, ami is cuiivenleni to Manning anil Slimier, the latter place airording one or Hiebest markets Iu the Slate. "McKNIHHT PROPERTY." This consists or a storehouse, dwelling ami out buildings, ami live acres or land In the Village of Su M inert ou, near Wright's Itlutr, on Sanies River. LOTS IN MANNING. House ami two acre lot in Hie Town or Manning. House contains four rooms; lot well Improved. A small house ami kitchen and two acres of laud in Hie Village of Manning. A vacant lot. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash; the remainder on a credit of ono nml two years; iho credit portion to bo se cured by bond or the purchaser, wllh Interest at the rate or seven per cent, per annum, and mort gage or the premises sohl. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers. FROST A ADfiER, for Assignees, Charleston, S. 0. 80pt20 10CU1tS,llOVl,8,l&,33,20,deo?