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O I t Y A V V MKS. Meetings TMH Dujr. si i k-i Observance ami landmark Lodges, al s I . M. nuuk una Ladder, No. i, al T I'. M. Preuutlsohafisbund. ni K I*. M. Terpsichore Social Clul , ul half-pan Tl*. M. vigilant Kim Company, ni . I'. M. A.ir; ton Srtle* Tilts Dtsjr, Leitch A Bruns will sell ul ll o'clock, al thc oiii PostoMce, real est te. A. c. McUillivray will aell Tor tho Hherld*, al n o'clock, al Hie nlil PostonTcc, real estate. Johns, Ryan ill sell al ll o'clock, nt "he ohl Post nico, real estate. Henry Cobla A Co. will sell al half-posi ;> o'clock, at their store, imus, si. miders ami erm kory. lt. A A. I*. Cawwell .viii sell nt hair-past o o'clock, at their nore, shonblers, hams, Ac. J. A W. Knox will sell at bl o'clock, al s tore No. 217 King street, balance or Stock ol' A. Illing. Lauroy A Alexander will sell al 10 o'clock, at their store, bums, shies, Ac. John H. Milnor A Co. will sell nt 10 o'clock, ladles1 huts, cloaks, Ac. . Tim Horn Finn COMPANY hail a delightful soire.- at their Itali, in Archdale stree!, l.i-i night. .inuit: CAHPKNTKU, we lonni, ls still suilV'rlny from tho accident ha rcceiveil ' -v-,v York a Short Hmo ago. DitowNKti.-On Snntl lyuilernooii Inst, a lillie son or Mr. Ilncklcy, living on Sullivan's I laud, fell into it cistern and was drowned. INVESTIGATION.-Majors Ogllsby and Van Horn ami Captain L sche, willi Chief Engineer Nathan, whom they invited lo sit with thom, have been Investigating Hie cause or Hie lalo Uro at the citado. Tho Investigation will probably continue for ;' day or two. IIKNKKIT.-A number of citizens have len dorod a heiielil lo Mr. need, "Comedian," and Miss Florence La Fond, "Juvenile Woman," or tho Metropolitan Theatrical Troupe. Thc benefit will lake place on next Thursday night. They -VT ill bc assisted by a number or amateurs. Tin-: UP-COONTRV.-A correspondent at Clin ton, S. C., writes Cutt gut her lug corn ls finished, an.I cotl on picking is nearly over. Tho result ls about bull a crop ot coru and I wo-lhlrds or a crop or cotton. Turnip- aro almost a failure, hul.whcul aud oats arc good. PIRK IN ?r. JOHN'S HKUKKLKY.-Tho sloro and stock Of goods, mid six or seven bales or sou Uland colton, belonging ta Mr. T. \V. Kustcrllng, I were destroyed by lire on the 2slh ult. Tho Uro occurred al two o'clock In tho morning. Tho or'mi of Hie dre is unknown. Tho loss will bc between ihre and tour thousand dollars, on which there was no Insurance. BALKS OK KK.M. KSTATB.-Tho following sales of real catato wore made in front of Ute Court house yesterday, hy A. c. Mcfillllvray, by virtue of a writ oi Jleri fttetits: Thc olof laud, with Hie buildings thereon, sit ale cn cast side of MltXyck street, near West Blroet; said lot measuring in front on Mazyel; street30 feet, ny ibo feel in depth, for ?looo-Mr. John Harbers purchaser. Tho following lots or land, willi the buildings thereon, lo wit: Om; lol on Chestnut street; measuring 7 reel front, by 100 tool in depth, tor $000-Mr. it. Harrison purchaser. Also, ono lot on Lucas sired, known ns No. ls; measuring 15 fool front, hy I'S) feet in depth, for $680-Mr. w. L. Oswell purchaser. Also, nlot on the east side of HadSdcn sired, near Spring; measuring in front 73 foot, by 123 feet lu dept li, for $!Si-Mr. W. L. Oswell pur chaser. OltOANlgATION OF A COLORKII CONSBRVATIVH CLUB.-Last night about llilriy colored mon as. scmblcd iii tho hall al the corner of dutson aiul King streets for Hie purpose of organizing a Con servative club. Among those present were W. R. Fordham, W. Cochran, W. C. Rout. M. Cochran, Aarou Harper, Isaac, Taylor, Joshua Hague, John Thomas, Abraham Deane, S. Middleton, W. Long, F. MaltllOSSOn, Edi Duller, Robt. Fields, B. Drown, Aaron Harper was called lo thc chair and Isnuc Taylor appointed secretary. The rules for tho government of thc club w wc presented ami signed ny all bul three. A committee was appointed lo nominate oillccrs and report on next Monday night, to which lime thc chili then adjourned. This organization should bc encouraged and supported by our citizens. There is every pros pect of Hs becoming a large and strong organiza tion. Wo wish those mon every success. TUB MASONIC PAIR.-Tho Masonic Fair to bo opened herc on tho 1Mb of this month will bc one of thc grandest exhibitions of tho kimi ever witnessed In the city. The following named gentlemen have been ap polnted n committed to solicit donations of uni les representing thc different branches of busi ness iu Ibo city, aud they annonncc that all pres ents will bo duly acknowledged through tho pub lic prints, exhibited with Hie buslncs" card ortho donor ut thc stores or Messrs. W. H. Whlidcn A Co. and Knox, Daly A Co., until thc commence k nient, or thc Fair, and then appropriated as prizes: ? S. Thomas, Jr., Lodge No. 1; C. H. Ingraham, Jr., '.odge No. 4; J. Ogron, Lodge No. 6; N. Levin, Hi.odge No. 0; K. M. Jeanneret!, Lodge No. lo; lt. E. BsvBrown, Lodge No. 14; S. B. Welch, Lodge No. 21; 1). Muller, Lodge No. .10; A. Mclchcrs, Lodge No 08; W. W. Simons, Lodge No. 7:t; W. W. Pember ton, Lodge No. 70; C. W. Stiles, Lodge No. 00; W. L. King, Lodge No. mu; /.. B. oakes. 8. C. Com mandcry, No. 1; J. H. Loeb, Chapter No. 1; A. , Lindstrom, Chapter No. 3; W. J. Trim, Chapter No. ll; L. F. Meyer, Chapter No. 12. T TUB MILUS HOUSE, which has been closed for about eighteen months, was opened to thc public on yesterday. Tho house, which bas about one hundred and tweuty-tlvo rooms, has been thoroughly reno vated and furnished throughout with elegant fur niture, carpets and curtains, and supplied with all tho modern conveniences. The proprietor, Mr. J. Porker, lins secured thc services of Mr. John Campbell as bookkeeper, ami Mr. George McOlnlny as caterer-both or whom nrc thc right menin tho right place. Thc other departments aro In charge or men eipinlly competent to dis i>_jyiargc thc duties ol their places. Thc proprietor ' bas opened under favorable auspices, and will ? surely reap the reward which follows enterprise and energy. A flrst-class livery, Robert Graham proprietor, ls attached to thc house, and carriages for tho conveyance of passengers will be in attendance at all steamboats and railroad traill!. Mr. Graham ls one of our own people, and Hie oublie, will lind lt to their advantage lo give him a share or their custom. A great hotel ls tn a city a new source of wealth. .Itattracts visitors, compels Improvement In oth ers, gui] Incrcnscs trade. Thc Continental, In Phlfadnlphla, thc Buniol, In Cineinnnti, thc Lin den* In Si. Louis, have been rare auxiliaries in - tho development of those ultlcs, while New York is perhaps remembered In nothing moro fuvorn . Wy than In her Astor, her llrcvoort, her Fifth Ave nue, her St. Nicholas, her Westminster, and her Metropolitan; and the success of these have been so marked that new and even moro extensive ro sorts are projected. Charleston deserves to have, nd has her good hotels, In proof nf which wc point to the "Charleston," thc "Mills," and the "Pavilion." Then: uro n large number of travel lers Who an no al Iv visit and pass I h rough thc city. . They aro generally persons, of means, and arc ac customed to live comfortably In their own resi dences, and when they come hero they aro will ie lng to pay well for what ls furnished In tho style to whioh they are accustomed. Sacha house ns tb Mills will be eagerly sought; and Ita assured prosperity will not only Improve Its competitors, If (hat bo possible, bul in time encourage the building of others. I J -? . EMOTION or OITICKUS AN COMMITTBKS.-At (lie annual meeting of thc Charleston Board ni Ore Underwriters, hold on yesterday .tho follow lug ofUeers Mid committees were unanimously elect cit fur thc ensiihiK your: Wm. l . Heriot, pr si dent; . V. Tinnier, vlcc-prcddoiit; A. I . To Won, ccroi ry. committee on t.ymetrnntlon o,f ttulMInge, AiU dee ns m itemoral "f .Stoek* ami twtnlru tutu l\ntnr ni M VJ*.-Mo< ?? J. H. t.'olhiirn. of <" 'i loilll A Howell: I . K:tvci."l, .lr., ot Hoger A Ituvrncl; Chits. T. Lowndes /..lt. Oukcsund A- ll. Iltivilon. . . txunmtm.f .xrMitmUm.-Messrs. 8. V. nip per, ft. lt. tiakus mu A. II. Hayden. fstmrnllleelo Herlse Itu ten amt af Kefl>renee ml Ilote*.*-Wm. lt. Heriot, s. v. Toj>| cr und A. I . Tonlas. _ AIIUKST op Mn. AvKitii.i_Yesterdny, while Mr. i'. N. Averill, flour Inspector, was exorcising the iltitles of his onie.', de was arrested hy Po licemen Nlpson mol Pond, ami carried to Ute (iuurdhoiiso, upon tin- charge of violating lite ordluance, passed ii thu hui meei lng of Coun cil, "to prevent or punish any person who may exercise, or attempt to exercise, Hie linties of nny utnnicipnl oillce, unless i,e Khali have ' eon duly elected lo Hie Mime." Mr. wilkinson, counsel for Mr. Averill, appeared amt offered hall for him, which was rcfustd. Ho then wont over to tho State Conrl, which was ni session, ami asked Judge Carpenter to Issue a ru nf luttteae enrim* and have Hie prisoner brought before him Immediately. Judge Carpenter sent for Captain Hendricks, who ?...une and sloted Hm: a magistrale lind been seul for todraw upa nail bond. A return to the i (luurdhouso showed Hie st alomen I of the Chief tu lie corn el. Thc bond in Hie sum of ono hundred dollars was given, did Mr. Averill left, flor ticing informed by tho Captain Hutt lc would be arrested every Hmo ho attempted lo inspect Hour. -w STATU COITUT-HON. tl. li. CAUPKNTKR, ! Jenine, I "it I;M m NO.-Tho November terni of Ibe stiiio Court was opened at ton o'clock yesterday inoriiiug. The roll of ibu grand ind petit jurors was call ed. Twelve more names wore ordered lo be drawn for Hie pel Usuries ami four for the grand Jury, after which the petit j TS were dismissed milli next Monday, and ibo gru.nl jurors nulli I P. M., to which hour tin; couit then adjourned. Ai ono o'clock Hie court was reopened. Tho grand jury was Hu n reorganized as follows: Patrick Moran, foreman; i'. W. Ilcnsamnii, John Monacos, A. lt. Miller. T. I., (piackonhush, .lohn A. Selby, Wm. lover, lt. ll. Dchay, while-s; Brow ley Argil), John Bonum, -lack Mitchell, Mose , Campbell, Win. Jcrvcy, John ll. Morris, Curry lllchardson, Kobi. A. Wainwright, James Whip ple, colored- 9. After the organization or tho Jury, Attorney. General Chamberlain instructed them in regard lo their dulles, saying, among oilier things, thal one hundred mid lift y bills would be brought lie fore thom-more than were over before brought before a grand jury of Hie SI ai o Court : that crinia wrns on Hie increase ill tho county, and ll was in a measure due lo thc leniency of the grand jury of lite last lorin. The jury was Iben ordered to assembla ai their room every morning, at tn o'clock. M. lt. Allen, a negro lawyer from Massachusetts, presented Hie necessary pallors mid asked thal he be admitted lo practico in litis couti, ile WHS admitted. Court then adjourned milli 10 A. M., on Monday m. xi. UNITKD KTATKH COURT-Ho . CKOIIUK S. BnvAN, JUIHIK, PitKsimxii.-A special session of Hie district Court was opened ni lo n'olock yes terday morning, ind Hie follow lng bu-moss dis posed of: Bx parto W. L. Wilkins, lu re Reid. Allston petition for extra compensation, lt Vas ordered that tho assignee charge ibo estate of bankrupt with 'iou in addition to Hie sum of $75 previously allowed by the Registrar. Phial bearing ol' tho pct ll lon of Robert W. Du rant, of Sumter, for lina! discharge in bankrupt cy, was ordered to lake place on tho 29th Of No vember. Petitions of Isaac A. McKngcn, or Slimier, and T. W. Uodbold, or Marion, for limit discharges in bankruptcy, were referred lo Registrar Carpen ter, mid llnal hearing ordered to take place at Columbia. In re T. Savage Ilcyward A Son-petition for final hearing. Il was ordered that thc hearing take place on Ibo loth of November. Kx parte John T. Peterson, lu re Martin Chopin petition of assignee to sell real and personal prop erly. The assignee was ordered to sell on the 1st December. Ex parte John T. Peterson, lu rc J. Hardy S ber-petition of assignee to self real estate and personal properly. Tho assignee was ordered lo sell oh the 1st of December. Ex pat te ll. A. Walker, et ill, lu rc W. T. Tilom as-petition of creditors lo bc paid, lt was or dered that the assignee Should pay said creditors. Ex parte R. H. Wardlow, in re W. A J. ll. Cllnk scalcs-p tition of assignee for order lo sell household properly. Tho petition was referred to Registrar dawson to report after notifying lien creditors. Bx parte R. II. Wardlnw in re. A. C. Hawthorn -petition to sett. Thc petition was referred to Registrar dawson. Peinions or Thomas .1. Tylcs and J. !). Cope land, of Laurens, Ceo. W. Unser and .1. J. Lewis, of Anderson, for Dual discharges, were referred to Registrar Jaeger. The p tillons ol W. C. Hunter, of Abbeville, and J. E. Lindsay, of York, for final discharges, wore rofcrrcd to Registrar dawson. Kx parte Daniel Loon, in re. Isaac Klein. Tho petition was referred to Registrar Carpenter, s. Ex parte J. Arthur, In re. C. Garner-petition to establish lien. The report of Hie Registrar was continued and orders of sale granted. Ex pnrto E. Oiliooro, lure Roberte. Miles-peti tion to establish lion. Orders orsalo were granted. Ex parte V.J. Tobias, in re Donnell nm) Drum mond-petition to sell personally. The report of thc Registrar was coiillrmcd, and order of sale granted. Ex parte A. Ronncau, application for copyright of a work entitled "A tract on thc higher grade of mathematics, disclosing thc theory, principle, construction, philosophy and practice or loga rithms, clearly demonstrated mid Illustrated by theoretical and practical examples,'' by Peter C. Lawrence. Thc application was granted. The Court then adjourned. CHUM ns.-Daddy Cain rcipicsLs that Ibo "City Council will please restrict the use or morphine asan explosive element, and order Captain Hen dricks to place a guard over it al $;t000 a year." Jack Frost made bis appearance in Darlington on Wednesday. Those who do not make their I Mt returns pre vious lo tho I5lh ot November will have to pay ii double lax. "Mayor Pillsbury," says Daddy Cain, "has be come un ui-Hul dodger, dodging oven a ball from Coifs revolver; in rael, the whole Council can do something in Ibnl line." There were sixty-eight "arrivals" recorded nt (bc three hotels of tho olly yesterday. llenncttsvillc ls lu have a new MolhodLst Church. The longshoremen, says Hie Missionary Record, "have struck again, because Mr. Stoddard, steve dore, was discharged. Strange contrast. This Mr. Stoddard was Hie man who wrote Idlers against the granting of it charier to these mcif lost winter." Thc meeting of Council to-night it Is expected will bc more than usually Interesting. Thc South Carolina Ino totlon, fer thc educa tion of the deaf and dumb and the blind, located at Cedar Springs, Spartaubu g County, will bc re opened for thc ml mission of pupils, on Wednes day, November 17. Thc carpenter work on thc Opern-House has been completed, and Hie work of upholstering and decorating commenced. Visitors aro not de sired now, as iboy will Incommode tho workmen. There will not be an inspection of thc colored Arc companies to day as reported. One company wtll parado. C. Manuel Cox, who ls charged With having commuted a highway robbery upon u colored man, on Spring street, about six weeks ago, was arrested yean rduy by Officer Pond. The Ones Imposed by thc Mnyor yesterday amounted to $2A. VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR Ruction ai-;o--3l)io 13an. BY lt. & A. I*. 1/ALB WELL. li C () N is DAY, Hu- j I Instant, -viii Ito HOM ii roi oit r sion-, it half-past o o'clock, ann smalL-u/rd New Yurk SIIOULDKK.S I .Ml Ila ll mi.ur lill HM ino Hall hoot o si.liier. .**< boxea Adamantine 'ainu.'-, otldiltous rash, II..vj B BY J. & V. K iOX. [BRON'S AND MILLINERY GOODS I MU) RTA NT AND I \N RES ER VE li KALK ron ACCDIINTDKUSMKHWUITKHH AND ALL CONCERN CD. OF ono Rs DAM Alt KU KIRIM lill: LATH PUCK ON KING STREET. We will continue lo sen THIS DAY, commcne mi' at lu oVlock A. M.. Thc Italaiice orsioek or Mr. A. Hiing, No. -J;i7 K lng: m reel, damaged br wafer, during the hilo tire, comprising DIIV AND I-ANCY HOODS, i'ovs, Ar. L'outillions caali rm- ail amounis muter {too; fino io a.VNi, Ihlrlj* days; oviv #ftoo, sixty ilaya. j ,,- l'art len unknown lu ike nacl lancer will be n-iioiri'iHo aive a deiwslt on urchuslng. nova _ BY LA UR KY V A LEXANDKR. HAMS. SIRES, KIIOULRHR8, N KC li BACON, s im i's. POTATOH s. ItKKI-*, A e., Ac. Tills DAY, J I hud., will be sold before our Store, No. ia; Kiwi iii), ut lOo'etoctc, ooo bagged and uubngijcd HAMS ITA SUI. s t..-i lihou! ' f. btu reis Sr k Dai oil r. barrel ; Strips r. bur rein Smoked Reef .i tierces Pickle i Roof; i.e.. Ai AN ina PLOWF.lt POTS. Conditions cash. nov 2 BY BEN KY CO BIA & Cly. TTAMS, SHOULDERS AND CROCKERY. THIS DA V, al half-pasl 0 ni Store, win in ras) Karon SHOULUKItS AW Sugar Cured Hams .JO nbs bani. AN A lot of assorted CROCKERY. Conditions rash. A. C. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer, .!:, in front or our ilil. TJNDER DECREE INEQUITY. .!. LUCAS PK A KOK vs. FRANCIS C. PRIOLKAU AMI JULIA DUt'ltK. Will be .-oi.i THIS DAY. Hm Sd day or Novem ber, in lioiil or Hu- Old Customhouse, ut 11 o'clock A. M. precisely, All Ihose LOTS OF LAND, with the dwelling house mill iinii.Units I hereon, situate on the north siiio or Hench street, in thoT.iwn or Mount lieus sunt, known by the Nus: 0, 7 ami lu in a pian of Haitian's Polut, matte by Edward H. While, Sur veyor, in January, ISIS, containing in front on Beach streut ITS feel, ut the bark line on While stroel 172 feel, tn depth un Ibo ensteru Uno 77 feel, ami un Hie weal nm bur -"'17 feet Inches, be thu said illliieusions mort- or less; ItoniMlctl io Dir north on wiiitr street, south on Reach street, rast ou lands formerly of Alonzo J. Willie, and lu Hie rest on lau,is now ur formerly ol' Hibben Le land mill Jumes Anderson. Tenus-One-half cash; residue on eredll of our nnd two years, with Interest from day of aale, paynble semi-annually, secured n> hom) urbomls of i he purchaser ami morl trago m ibo promises sohl. I*reinises lu i>r insured and |Killey assign ed. Purrha-cr lo pay for papers and .stamps. AI-SO, Under n Decree In Equity, J. Lucas Pearce vs. F. U. i'rloleau, ul thu -ame Unie ami pince. All thal ValllllhtC PLANTATION or TRAIT OP LAND, with a dwelling house ami oilier outbuild higa thereon, situate mi the draina of Shaw's Creek, in Hie County of Hani well, s. i:., and in a miles or ibo salubrious ami nourishing Town nf Aiken, containing 480acres, more or less; hound* ni north, northwest and west bylands ni Kugene Du rhee and IS. H. Lylhgoc, on thc east and north east ny land ol' edward Arthur, on the southeast hy lands of John Arthur ami l . Foll n, and ou tim south un lands or Rebecca Woodward. Tenn*--One-half cash: balance on a credit of one and two years, sec a re I by bond ami mort gage, Interest payable semi-annually. Purchaser to Mtv po- patfci und stamps. K. W. M. M AUK KY, nov2 lui S. C. C. At C. M 'Ul LLI VII AY, A o i t lancer TJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. J. KDWIN MATHEWS, TRUSTEE, vs. T. SAVAGE lt KY WARD, TRUSTEE, ET At. Will be sold THIS HAY, 'Jd November, at ll o'clock A. M.. in front of Hit- old Customhouse, ALL THAT LOT, PIKCKOK PARCKL OF LAND, willi thu iniii.lin;', thereon, situate, I) lng and be ing al Hie southeast corner of Legare and Lam boll streets, lu Charleston, measuring and con taining on Legare street, as per plat of Hbarles Parker, 117 reel 9 inches, and on Lanihuli strcel 07 Tcet 2 Inches, more or less. Hulling and buuud ing ii ci iii on Lanihuli si reel, casi on land of estate Wilkins, south ou laud of Elizabeth M. Smith and Margaret Savage, midwest on Legare street. Terms-One-third cash; balance on a eredll of one and two years, secured by bond willi interest at the rate ol'7 per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually. Mortgage of property and In surance of buildings wiin assignment or pulley. Purchaser to pay for papers and stumps. E. W. M. MACKEY, novg t li t ul_._S. C. C. A. c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. "TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. J - H. MADAM IIAEG, EXECUTOR, vs. JAMES FER GUSON, HT AL. THIS DAY, Hie ail day or November, at ll o'clock A. M., will bc sold nt thc Old Custom house, in Charleston, All thal PLANTATION situate In tho Parish or St. John's Herkeley.on the western brunch oft'oop er River, known as the Old and New Farm, meas uring i>v> acres, as per plat of Thomas J. Mcllnrd, dated loth April, 1st l; bounding northeast and north on Land* lately ol Predurlck Ford mid Mul berry Plantation, southwest on V.'appalioola Creek, which separates ll from Seaton, southeast on Dnckou Creek, mid east on Cooper River. And also, as part of thc snit! Plantation, the TRACT known as thc Elbow Tract, measuring 25 acres. Also, all that adjoining PLANTATION known ns Seaton amt Westham (or Weston), measuring 1280 acres, as per plat of John Diamond, dated July 1702; bounding northeast on Wappahoola Creek, which divides lt from thc Old and New Farms and from South Mulberry Plantation, north on Lands formerly of Thoma's Milliken, west on Monck's Corner mad, and southon Dnckou Plantation. Thc said two Tracts of I. a mis being sold subject to a lease to Samuel W. Lynes until 31si Decem ber, lti71, nt an annual rent of $2500. Terms- One-fifth cash; balance In one, two, three, four and five years, secured by bond, and mortgage of tho premises, with Interest from thc day of sale ut seven per ccut. per annum, pay able annually. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MACKEY. nov-J s3lut Sherill'or Charleston County. H. .Quio, ( njis, v*Crc. II. WILLIAMS, HAT BAZAAR, Ko. 243 KING STREET, Opposite thc Dig Root, Takes pleasure In imnoi'iicing lo hts friends and Hie public generally, that he hos opened a com plete stock of Gents', Youths' and Hoys' HATS AND CAPS, Of the latest styles, to which he would Invite their attention before purchasing elsewhere, knowing that he will give full satisfaction in both quality and price. Just received, a beautiful style of SILK RAT. A Call ls solicited. OCt20 H O L ll B 8 & MACBETH, No. 30 lill O AD STREET, Churlcslon, S. C., UROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will nltend to Renting and Collecting of Rents and purchase and salo of Stocks, Ponds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate. ALSO, To the Purchase of Good* and Supplies for par ties in tho country upon rrusmuhlo tri mn. GEOROK L. 11 ol.ll Ld.Vl.KA'ANt'KH MACIIRTII. jam lyr QIIAMPOOINO AND HAIR CUTTING. LADIES AND CHILDRHN Attended at their rcshlmcca prompUy and at reasonable rates. Send orders to W. K. MARSHALL, Barber, apr nu Ho. 31 Broad street, (up stairs.) \ GrtlcG--(2l)io Wan. BY JL-IS <<. MlliNOK & CO. T ADIES' TliMklKI) HATS. HLACK J.J CLOTH CLO.I'LA ll SHAWLS. NU IIIAS, I lin ,.-., MHN'S HATS, KIVK coons Awi CLOTHINU. TUM HAY. 2d Inst aili, -., io o'clock, wa will ! nell in our auction sales,",." Nv. lao Stroll ny I slrv:t. - emma TRIMMED HATS, ww Sirica l-adles1 lUch Trin.ii cloth Cloaks, AU Wool Kano ' llonlilo ninl Kingle SIlIlwN, Nulo Hoods, Unites' Waists, Worsted Comforts, limy. Blankets, Heil Blankets, Opera I'liiuncls, Heil, lille ami lilac Klannel, lllack ami Paney Salliic.lt., Cassimcrcs, Kentucky Jenna, Knney and Mourning ri ICM. Kailey DeLuiiics, Undershirts, Drawers, Shirts, Assorted Kell Hals, Balmoral SXIrls Colored Ununturimnca, Hail Krtrtge, Tooth llniKla :, ItaeW COMIIIS, Kanoy Soap, Blue ami l rowii Shirting, Pine Hi limn,' nine Drill, Kancy Haiti*, Ticking, Linen (Jalillirie, Lawn linudkcrchlcls, Hea l Hand kerchiefs. Clothing, A ,-. Conditions casi . nov HY \V. Y. LEITCH & ll. S RUNS, A net ion eels. D KSI EARLE TWO STORY WOODEN HOUSE, No. o NUNAN STIIBKT, I'Ot'R DOORS KKOM III l LEDO K A vi-Nin;. Will he sold THIS HAY, '.M November, ul lt O'Clock, al Hie UM Poslolllce. Thal I wo story WOODEN DWELLING known is No. u Nunan Klreet, 4 doors noni Rutledge, with double piu/.xu. 'Hm Uwctliiij com abut i rooms willi kitchen, toi stabling loiiii tor :; hornet l.ol measures a-, feet Hont wy IUO feet ludopih, more or less. Terina cash. Purchaser pay un for papers ami i a m i nova UV Vf, X. LKITCI! .': V. s. [muss, ITVTATi; SALK I JV ORDER OF THE li EXECUTOR. Will bc Kohl THIS HAY. Sd of November, at ll o'clock, ai ibo ubi I'oaimilce, That ilenlrabhi two-story BRICK DWELLING known as No. la Mill slice!, south stile, contain ing four ItooinH mol it Pantry, nu Hie lol. ls a ile strahle store, ami bas boen occupied as a tlry gooda store. L .i measures C9 let t front by eu in ilepl b. more or lea -. Terms cash. Pm chaser io pay us for papers ami .-tamps. nova BY VY. Y. LETTIM"it T . S.1H* NS7~ Auctioneers. mVO-STORV B It 1 t7 K STORE AND JL DWELLING, No. Ill MULTI Nf! STliKT. Will bo sold 'I'llIS HAY, ail November, ut Hie dbl PiMlolltcc, ut 11 u'elitck, That desirable ami well local eil iwo-storv ItltlUK STOKE AND DWELLING, east si,le r .Meeiint;street, third iloor south of Wentworth dimble piazzas in rear; kitchen ami all necessary outbullitiiigs or brick. Lo* lucasiircs sa reel iii front by loo reel in dept'J, more or less. Terms-tine1 bini nash; balance in one and two years, willi interest at the rale Of IO percent, per annum; properly lo be insured and policy ns signed. Purchaser tu pay ns for papers ami si amps. nova Y Vf. 1Y LEITCH ~& ll. H. BRUNS, Auctioneers. T) ESIRABLE KINO STREET STORE, WEST Sil ;, KNOWN AS No. 4N7. Win ne sohl THIS DAY. sd November, at thc Ohl Post nico, ul 11 o'clock, That di Kimble lw.u-s cry WtlUDEN HOUSE AND STOKE known ;w >; Klug street. Lot measures ai feet iront by I...: feet in depth, mum or l"ss, with join1, usc or alley on Hie north; fences us i hey now stun I, Ibu boundary Hue. Tcnns-Ouc-hulf cash; balance in one year, willi Interest; pmpertjr lu be Insured ami policy nsslgucd. Purchaser lo pay us for |ia|iers and si annis. nova , " Y >Y. Y. LEITCH A E. S. BRUNS, Am t lou CITS. mENEMENT STORE. WESTSIDE KINO JL STHEET, KNOWN AS Ni'-. 24 AND 2S L Will bc sohl THIS HAY. ad November, al the Ole" Poslolllce. ul ll o'clock. That deslnitilo two-story Wooden HOUSE, con Iaining two Stores, known as Nos. a", and 2S> King st reel. Lot measures ns feet from i y ian feet in ib'pth, be the said dimensions more or les . Turms-One-halt cash; balance III one year with Interest; property lo be Insured ami policy aa slglied. Purchaser to pay os lor papers ami stamps. nova JOlTTsT RYAN, Auctioneer, ,4 LOTION SALK RY ORDER OF THE IX. UNITED STATICS DISTRICT COURT. AND DlltKlTION Ol' THE ASSIGNEE. IN Till'. MATTER OP EMANUEL MORRIS, A BANKRUPT, EX KARTE OSWALD REEDER UNITED STATICS op AMERICA-TDK STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA IN UANKKUPTCY. liv virtue or an order of tho Honorable thc Dis trict Court of the l ulled Slates, I will offer for sale, at the obi Post nico lu Charleston, THIS DAY. Hie ad of November, at ll . 'clock A. M., The following Parcels nf L'.ND, to wit: All that TR ACT OK LAND, containing one hun dred ami twenty-five (IS6) acres, more or less, situate nml lying eu Hie public road leading lo BaltketChor Hrldttc. in the District (now County) of Beaufort ami Slate of South Carolina, mid bounded on Hie north on Land or Mst at o ol Win. Cook, east by N. Langford, .south by John Harvey, and west by Lands of Kll/.nbcth K eu rsc. ALSO, All thal LOT OR PIECE OK LAND, containing three acres, sit ale ami lying at (he Whippy Swamp Cross Roads, in thc Colliny and State aforesaid, and hounded on the north hy Lands of R. N. Terry, cast and sou! by Lands or Jehu Harvey, and west by Lands of W. J. Terry. Terms-Ouc-balf cash; remainder lu one year, to bc secured by bond bearing interest from day of sale, ni rato of T percent, per annum ami n mortgage ni tho property. Purchasers to pay for stamps und conveyance. nova satin J. W. IllllHlRlDnP, Assignee. HY JOHN S. RYAN. AUCTION SALE OF LOT OF LAND NORTHEAST CORNER OK EAST BAY AND GUIGNA RI) STREET. THIS DAY, tho 2d day of November, nt the Old Poslolllce at ll o'clock A. M., twill sell at Public Auction, without any manner of reserve, All that LOT OK LAND, at thc Northeast corner of Hast Bay and Hulgnnrd street, measuring and containing 21 reel U inches front on Last Bay, by iw rect on Guignant street, unit 24 feel s Iiiohes ou thc back, bo Hie samo morcor less. ALSO, Thc LOT Immediately adjoining thc above on Hie north linc, same dimensions. Terms of Sale-One-third cash; remainder in one, two and Hirco years, secured by bond and mortgage ol thc properly sold. Purchaser lo pay for conveyance and stamps. N. B.-Kor further information, apply to nov2 JOHN S. RYAN, No. f.2 Broad street. Sewing ittncfjiiies. g E W I N Ct MACHINES. The place lo buy S IS W I N 0 MACHINES ls whore you have a choice ' ' styles of dur rent makers. I have thc liest singlo ann doable-thread Ma chines now before thc public. THE WILLCOX A GIBBS* SILENT MACHINE AND TUR "WK MD" K. K. LOCK-STITCH Are thc simplest and most reliable Machines made, rivery Machine ls wnrrnnted lo glvo satis faction, or lt wilt bo exchanged for other kinds. All kinds or Sewing neatly amt prc pt ly done. Orders taken ror all first class Sewing or Kain,, Machines, Needles, Oil, Thread, Silk, Ac. H IMPAIRING as mai al. D. n. HASELTON, msyl stuthly No. 307 Klug slrcol; 1 J . SCHLEWECKE L L , No. 37 LINE STREET, BBTWEKN KING AND ST. PHILIP. LIIMBRA Of every description and BUILDING MATERIAL, Lime nod Plastering Laths, Paints, Oils, Glasses, Shingles; also Groove and Tongue Hoard*, Ac, constantly ou hand at the lowest market prices._out ll ml inly r J V . BAUDIN, CO* MM ISSIO N MERCHANT Marshall's Wharf, Clinrleston, s. u. Prompt attention given to tho sale or Colton, Rico and Naval Stores, aud country Produco gen erally, ods. imo VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR Ruction Soleo-- rnliirc- DUDS. HY lUKt'Kv: v ".; i .; i i:. ^UlNTKNTo Ol' A (HUK-KRY STORE. Wu willsell on im'M WHDXKSILU'. Hi " I III. . i m:. ai tho soiilhwtsl comer ni Washington a lol Vernon street*, ai IO oVInrli v.u. ?lin. cutouts ni .i well .'-. i iiltOCKKY Tin K, iiml also a ;. "i i assort inen l *'i House. c.1.1 I'lirtilluiivj 'I.. .t.- i' h. iiovi UlLLIVKAY, Wi!!. ni i n TI'KSDA r.ltll ! ld 'lav ul" XoVCIIl Int, 11 o'clock A. M., prcciH-lv, In Iront of I he H.il Customhouse, All Illili LOT IM' I.AN1'..-lMl.lli--.il !!... -'ill!!! iMc id Tr.t'ld-stroot, and known .-. No, |f>. In H>c City . ?I (UmI'll -hui. ni".;-'ii i ri alni omit nilling III noni. . iii siihl strool -j", feel .! m. lo--, iiml IM ili'|iih '.'?( foci, III HIIIMO ItlOII! nf I' - .. Itlllllllg '!ll"l hounding casi on I..111I- of William Inglesby; -..ill lt nil Lands .f-: WCHl "Ul I.IIIMlH ni -, iiml north .'ii Trinlil :i"' iifoivwilil; logcther wini tim nulli oj II passt.I lin mali a small altey, lu 1:0111 ninii v. od ti"' lloimeami ivnenienl tv Hw wo-! nr. the aforesaid Lol of lanni. Term -imo-ildrd cash: balance in one. ' wo ami Ihr. .. v< -i -. s ui -i ii> IMMHI "i" i in- purchaser a nd II:I>!tgage i 1 ti' . i'-.11"i i - sohl. Puiclmscr lo pay 'ir |ia|iors mu stump-.. . ! nu I.. W. M. MACKEY, S. 1 . C. \, V. BMTj .V. VKAy, Ai:"! loin . -. TJNDEi DECREE IN KQUITY. PALMETTO SAVIXOS INSTITUTION VS. COU. I I III AW. I ny virtue I" ileo.ree m ahnvo ease, 1 win sell at . '.Mi.- .-.iii- ..a Tl KSHAY, Hie -':;.! instant, al ll i'iviock A.M. Cit ih'-* 01,1 Customhouse, proud .-uni. All Hilt MIT Ol' LANI , with ino ItlllllllngS Ihoroon, nu Un- hnitlli .-nil- ni Ann street, Clly nf Charleston, measuring io front mi Ami street 4J reel s Inches, ami tho lanie mi hack lim-, hy -.ruo i-o! in ilo|ilh. Terms-One lull' cash: balance lu ono ami twa years, in he secured hy bond ni' tho purchaser timi mortgage ur premises. Premises to ho Insured alni pulley assigned, i'lirehuser in jiav for pa papers ami stamps. H. W. M. MACKEY, nova raj_ sinuiirc. c. A. C. M i-C 11. LIV RAY, Auctioneer. TJNDBtt DECREE IN EQUITY. EX PAKTE LAWRENCE ll. LOYKORKKX, KT AI,. ny virtue of a decretal order of the Hon. lt. n. Carpenter, Judge nf thc Hirst Circuit, wiltoo suid on THURSDAY, the lilli ilay or Novem iicr, isoo, mironi.it' thu o!'i Ctislomhmiso, at ll o'clmtk A. M., All that MIT OP LANI) willi tho Itulldings I hereon, situate mi Hie south side of Tradd street, formerly known aa No. ' 1. Terms cash. li, W. M. MACKEY, nova tusmihJ s. c. c. ~T. ~V. M (ULL1VRAY, A ?.<-( loneer. rjNDER I) EC I.', li li I N E(JUITY. . HUCK WORTH .'. SDNS vs. I .Oil IK IIALKKR STA HT. . ill 10 sold mi TITKSDAY, Hie td ilay ol' Novem ber Insl-iiit, at ll o'clock A. . I. precisely, in fnnit <>r c o iiiii Customhouse. All Hen." PLANTATION or TRACT ol' LAN known as ..Trawltor's Home," containing 1300 u re.-', more or less, situate lu st. james tinosa -nek: hutting mid hounding north ou Lniiiis now or formerly of the estate of William Tu rpm ind Frederick A. Kuril, casi un lamda now or late or John Hou nelly, sr., ami ficorgu ( roneos, south mi Untold lliirni Traci and Lands or Hie heirs or .liiiuos McCall ami Hu- heirs of llurhago, OS set Mirth in plat niaile liv Hantel Shepperd; Surveyor, and daleil isl Mareil, KBIT, uni duly reworded lu Hook i'. N<>. 1:., pugoai.i, in Hie Millee 01' Register Mesuo Conveyance. Charleston (Comity. Terms-one-third cash; hnlance nu a creditor one and two years; crcdli portion ioho Recured hy tiomi hearing seven per cent. Interest, and mortgage of premises. Purchaser to pay Tor papers amt stamps. K. W. M. MACKEY, nova tm_s. c. c. A. C.TK l ii xTv i Y^ A url loiieer. TJ"NI>l2lt DECREE IN EQUITY. Tili: RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION VS. PETIT, KT Al Will ho sold cm TUESDAY, Hm 9th day ol Novem hcr next, lu rronl or Hie old Customhouse tu Charleston, at ll o'clock A. M. precisely, All linn I AIT OK LANI), with Hie moldings there on, situate on Hie east side or King street, known hy Hie Nos. 4M, 4< ii and -his north or John street; measuring ami coniulniuirin fronl on Klug street Kl feet 0 inches, ahoul the same on hack linc, mid In depth ino root. lioiimliu^ north on Lands for morly or J. H. Kain, now ol Amme; east hy Lauds of HicSonth Carolina Railroad company ; sum u un Lauds formerly ol' CT. Mitchell ami-Dunn, now ni' I*. A. Mcllrlde, ami west on Kinn street aforcankl. Terms-One-third cash; balance on a crndil or oue ami two years, to ho secured hy limul bear ing interest it the rule ol' 7 per cont per annum, payable semi-annually, and mon ungo of thc premises. Iltiildiugs to he insured ami policy as signe. I. Purchasers to pay all lases mid tor papers ami stamps. E. w. M. MACKEY, actio un s. c. c. A. C. ftKCll.LlVUAY, Auctioneer. u N D li It D l C II E E IN EQUITY. IIOKEUTSTEWART. TRUSTEE, vs. WM. T. SAN DERS, KT Al.. Will he .-old on TLESDAY, nih day of Novemher next, in rronl 01' lite Old Customhouse in charleston, at 11 o'clo k A. M. precisely, All I hat LOT Ol'LAND situate In St. Andrew's Parish. Charleston County, containing about au acres, more or loss: bounded mirth hy Lands of Alexander ll. lirown, Ksq., east hy Lauds of the same, soul ll and west on Lauds 01' Wm. luvend, Ksc|. On the Lands are a line Dwelling House, Kitchen, Stahles and Oiilliuildlngs. Terms-Ouo-thlrd cash; balance In one and two years, to he secured hy bond of tho purchaser, willi Interest from day td sale, payable aoial-aii uually, and u mortgage ol the premises sold. octIO HU_ E. W. M. MACKEY. S. 0. C. ~ B Y Vf I Lil U R & SON, Auel loiiccrs. g ALE OF OBJECTS OF ART. on THURSDAY and FRIDAY nexi, 4th and 6th Novemher, at No. iso King street, opposite 811 cox's Kn i n itu n- Wutcrooms, nt ll o'clock, will bo sold, and sale continued In thc evenings nt half-past 7 o'clock, until Hie entire stock ls sold, A OltANP ASH ATTUACTIVK ASSOltTMKNT Ol' ELEUANT OIIJKCT.S OK ART. CARllAltA MA1HILE STATUARY, Vende Dc I'rato, Krcnch llronxu Twenty-one Day Clnckti, l!ron/.c Figures oreiillrely new models, Alubaster SI ut nary, vases, Tausas, Pedestals, silver Plated Ware, Ac, lately nu ported Hom Haly hy Signor C. ll. Pamlolinl ti Co.. of Now York. The assortment comprising Carrara Marble Statuary, viz: The CUAKHIAN A NOEL, by Rnr ata; Pullo Lon Nido, by Cherie!; Croup contend ing Cupids: Veiled Itlisl, by Fronxoiii. ALARASTER STATUARY. DIANA, Madonna, Love and Psyche, Dirt li of Venus, [liicchns und Allanna. IIRON'/.E STA i UETTK8. AOIUCl'LTUItK AND COMMERCE, Cornelius Molllere, Haute mid Vcrgillo, Clo) und Sappho, Milton, Haroun and Ciirloniaguio, Diann, Are., Ac. Twenty Photographs, views of tho enies and Monuments or Florence, Pira and Semina. ALSO, A splendid assortment of TWENTY-ONE DAY CLUCKS. Snpeii.lv curved Murillo Vases, copied from Etmscan, Roman, Ik-he, (lothlc, Egyptian Flo rentino and ( roc an Designs; llerctiliineuin Urns, Animals. Ac. ALSO, wu.i. m; AiwF.n TO nut SALK, A largo collection of FINE SILVER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY. The Importers have used every exertion to render this collection complete in every detnll, ami lt will, upon examination, ho round to bo be yond nil precedent as regards Hie beauty and va riety of the articles Mitered. This splendid collect lon will bc open for Inspec tion on WKONKSDAY, the .td Instant, unit Hie La dies are specially Invited to come nod exionluc the recent splendid European Importations. Conditions cash. novl Sluclioiimo' pr ntc nlcG, 'c. T!Y ,L FRASER MATH EWES. "J^ICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION. Ai I'rlvaie spic That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN TATION, culled Romney, situated ni South Ferry, on the Runlet) River, contalnlm; 1333 acres-loo cleared and under hank, SCO high land, 87 clear ed, iialancc well timbered willi cypress, oak, .vc. Tho Plantation ls now under cultivation, ls well settled with Dwelling, hams ami negro houses, and known us one of Hiebest places on thc river. Thies unexceptionable. For terms, apply to J. FRASER MATH FW ES, Real Estate Agent, No. 50 llroad street. oct SD HU