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C l T Y A F F A I K S . Meiling* Tulx Day. l'yllmgorcnn Loilgo, ut 7 l\ M. Vasonlo Fuir Association, al balf-pasl ' I*. M. N>> Name Club, ut half-past 7 I*. M. Young America rire Company, ai half-past < P. M. Niagara Pire Company, ai i P. M. Auction Sales Tili* Day. lohn C. Mllnor A Co. will sell ni 10 o'clock, nt their store, satinets, Kentucky j >ans, Ac. A. C. McUllllvruy will sell ut II o'clock, ui the Oi l PostolTice, a farm in Christ Church Parish. O. w. StofDDUH will sell at halt-past 0 o'clock. ?l his store, bacon, cheese, Ac. Wilbur A Sun will sell ai II o'clock, at No. 180 Kiug-slrcet, marble statuary, fancy clocks, Ac. Addison Harren, United states military store keeper, will sell at in o'clock, al Southern wharf, army bootees. . Leilrli A I'.ruus will sell at n o'clock, at the obi PoslOfllcc, desirable city property. Holmes ,v Macbeth will .sell at II o'clock, ol the old postofllce, valuable plantations lit St. George's Parish. Tut: CilKAPKST Y kt.? The News .lob Office is now printing bill-heads in lite best style and on Une paper, at $260 per thousand. Merchants, think of it" What Kino ok a u Professional Bsoaok MBNTt"?The Norfolk Journal ol Monday says : "George, the Count Johannes of histrionic celeb rity, arrived here yesterday morning on tho Bal tiniore boat, en route io Wilmington and Charles ton, to fullil a professional engagement." TlIH IlKNF.FIT TO-NlOilT_We hope lllilt OUI* Citizens have mil forgotten that to night is ihe time appointed for the benefit tendered by a num ber of citizens lo Mr. Mark Head and Miss I.a Fond?both of whom were members of the Metro politan Theatrical Company. Tho performance of those favorites will lie most excellent, and we ex pect to sec them greeted, as they should be, with a crowded house. Co.VTKSI r.n Elections in South Carolina.? By rcferoien ;o our special telegrams, it will be seen that the Congressional Sub committee on Elections left Washington yesterday for Charles ton, and sn their arrival will begin taking testi mony in the cases of Air. Simpson, (Democrat.) whose scat Is contested by Wallace, (Radical,) and of Colonel Reed, (Democrat,) whose seat Is con tested by Ilogc, (Radical.) TubNbwOkkDollar lkual Thndkr Notks. The llrst of these notes were issued on Friday, and present a very handsome appearance. On the face of the notes, which arc engraved and printed at the Hurcnu of Engraving and Printing, Is the head of Washington In the centre; on tho left cud is a vigm-iic of the discover; of laud by Columbus; and on the other end Is a seal of the United States. The engraving Is or Hie highest order. BoAitn OF Traue.?A meeting of tlic.Doanl Of Trade was held in the Hibernian Hall last night, Henry Cotiin, Esq., president, presiding. Tlic following nam -d gentlemen were nominat ed as members, and, under a .suspension of the rules, were elected by acclamation: Louis UcLalu, A. MeLoy, and A. Rarron Holmes. A communication from lite shipping association of Now York, aud C. K. Rarues, showing what had been done to establish the unconstltutlonality or the imposition of tonnage and harbor dues by States and corporations, was received as informa tion. The Hoard then adjourned. Chamber of Comhkrcb.?A regular moot ing of this bo ly was held In tho Hibernian Hall last night, Robert Mure, Esq., president, In Ihe chair. On motion of Mr. P. Tupiier, H was resolved that a commute lie appointed to inquire into aud report upon Hiebest means of avoiding certain Irregularities aud inconveniences said to exist in tho proaout manner of conducting the. shipping business of Charleston. Messrs. F. Tapper, E. La?ttc, A. R. Tuft, Theo dore H?chel und A. IL Ctihlwcll were named as tho committee?after which Ihe Chamber ad journed. Ciiaiiof.s of Assault, with Intknt to Kill, Pi'.f.r"errf.n Against alderman t. j. Mackbv? Hb diVBS Security fou uis aiteauance dkkoru Tnu State counr.?Yesterday morning Mr. Thos. H. Tlllnghast made affidavit before Magistrale Schroder, that to the best of his knowledge and belief, Thos. J. Mackey had, on the night of tho 23th of October, in the Council Chamber, drawn a deadly weapon upon E. w. M. Mackey and dis charged it at him three limes, with Intent to kill. The magistrale issued a warrant charging Hie Alderman with assault with intent lo kill. Alder man T. J. Mackey was notified, and, shortly nfter Ward, appeared before the magistrate. He waived an examination, und was required logive security tu tho sum of one thousand dollars, to appear fur trial at Hits term of Ihe Slate Court. Crumps.?There will be n meeting of Coun cil to-night ror the purpose uf trying Alderman T. J. Mackey. One Alderman yesterday, when remonstrated with about voting for the charges against Alder man T. J.'Mackey, gave as his reason I hut his wife might have been made a widow by that oui ciai's reckless shooting. Mr. Charles Kanapanx has been appointed nn appraiser at large in place of Mr. 0. w. Graves, who has been appointed mall agent ou the North eastern Railroad. Governor Scott has offered $5000 reward for the apprehension of "iwo white men,'' who murdered Henry Thompson, negro, in Abbeville. Tho want of rain Is being seriously felt. Tne consumer:) of city water arc requested lo be eco nomical in its use, us the springs arc getting low. Cot hin has not received that $f)000 yet. Tho fines imposts by the Mayor yesterday V amounted to no. The new ovcrcnAts for the policemen will cost >20 a piece. They will be comfortable aud ser viceable. Three "drunk cases" were disposed of by the Mayor yesterday. Somo Aldermen, wo learn, not, only wish to ex pel Alderman T. J. Mackey from Council, but lo deprive him of the olUco of Inspettor-Hencral of Lumber. S. R. Ilawley, charged with swindling J. A. 11.nc. of Augusta, has been arrested here by Ofll ccrs Pond und Ntpson. Tun Committee of arrangements ok Masonic Fair gratefully acknowledge the recelpl of the following articles : One elegant medallion crumb cloth, from Messrs. C. I). Cnrr A Co.; one dozen superior sherry wine, from a brother Muson; one line ornamental fruit cake, from Mr. John Marion; assortment of line perfumery, from Mr. G. W. Atmar; assortment of line groceries, value twenty-live dollars, from Messrs. Win. S. Corwin A Co.; ono flau ornamental fruit cake, from Messrs. Kinsman Hens.; two cooking slows and furniture, from Mr. Macdiitf Cohen; one pa r heavy plated sugar bowls, from Messrs. Hart A Co.; ono handsome six gillon water cooler, from Messrs. Cameron, llarkloy A Co.; one case cele brated Carolina Ritters, from Messrs. Goodrich, Wine in an A Co.; two vases with bouquets Of worsted flowers, two photographs of Rev. Drs. Bachman and llicks, in embroidered frames, from Mrs. reize.-; one embroidered buHt of Washing ton, one set garnet bracelet, earrings and brooch, ono set garnet hIccvc buttons, one garnet brooch, one opal breast pin, from Mr. Morris; one case of celebrated Suinter Ritters und nn assortment of perfumery, from Messrs. Dowlc St MoIhc; one dressed doll, from Mrs. H. ai ford; one Inuslc box, from Mr. John Archer; one dressed doll, from M Us Annie Rrady ; refreshments, from Mrs. Ruttcrlleld; ouo basket champagne, from Messrs.' Frank A Diiblon, New York; leu dollars, from Mr. E. D. Knston; music, Masonic. Galop, one pair slippers, one cushion, from M'ss .Minn c Crawford. It. E. Brown, Secretary. A LOYAL sun ESAU IC. Tili' Chiefs Iii Walling?The t'omet Slur Sei cuudcrs?'.pect lie i h.T Messrs. Uon'i'ii mid Pill Win-, )'?TU? Mayor unit Ihr Labor (tuest Ion?ltiiutirlwibt r Nu ncru vi < .-Miow Ii Kiidnl~"l>cm Mg geis Gtvlitr ta Ltekcr l'i?." A!;?::'. half-past Ion o'clock last night, nlioily or colored men marching in military order, under cointnnnd of un eiuullctlcd iitiick captain, und rejoicing in I lie nnmeof I lie "Cornel sinr Light Infanlry," repaired with martial music to Hie ofllec of Thrcc-thousand-dollar Corhin, In llroud, near King Blroet, where several of tliu har monious magnates or Hie Itepiihllcnn party, rtiiiy charged with whiskey und eloquence, wore pa Hen tly awaiting a serenade. Tile Company was drawn up In line Oil the edge of the pavement, and the music of the hand soon gathered 11 crowd of perhaps two hundred men, women and hoys, with few exceptions of IhenatlU! color as the In appropriately termed light Infantry. when our reporter reached Ihe scene the first speakers had hud their say?among whom we learned was tin- valiant captor of Port Suinter, now the loyal A 'jutant und inspect or-Uciioral of the Slate. Young Moses addressed tho assem blage in his usual florid, pal riot lc and disinter ested style, and was loudly cheered. The band then struck up "Captain Jinks of Hie Hor-T Ma rines" in lively style, which led .in: reporter to anticipate a speech from III ponderous Inspector of Streets?but liiis was not to be. Instead, there were loud calls fur "llowen," "Kowcii," In re sponse to which Hie immaculate M. c. appeared at the window and returned thanks for the compli ment which the "gentlemen (sh'i of I he Comet star Light Infanlry" bad paid hint. He assured them thai he would lake occasion to address" his coli? Rlltiicnts here in this very lily of Charleston, ami thai in a very few days, in vindication of his course. Willi this cheering nnd liberal promise, he excused himself from any further remarks. Another tune from the band followed, after which there was n discord of euiliuslnstlci, but wholly unintelligible, shouts for varions parties who were wanted tu make tho next speech, finally, somebody managed to sound the name of "old Hilbert I'lllsbuty" in stentorian tones above the tumult, and our accommodating Mayor poked his head from an upper Window. He spoke for about ten minutes, opening with the mild suggestion that some of his hearers were probably laborers? Indeed, he would venture to say most of them were laborers. He then launched oui into a glo rification of tho rights and of the nobility of labor In general, anil or his own persistent and unselfish devotion to the labor interest in particu lar, concluding with congratulai ions addressed to the crowd on the great triumph which the la boring men hail recently achieved, and on the revolution which the lust few days bud witnessed In Ibis city In connection with the labor question. These remarks, of course, were hailed with loud acclamations 0f delight. Another tune by the hand?"Company, right dress!" "Touch elbows on Ihe right:" "Right face!" "Forward, .March!" "l'Ile Righi!" And then the black srpiads went marching and conn* tCDUarching in the middle of the street, their leader meantime whisking about Ills sword in a very dangerous fashion, and dually giving satis factory evidence of his proficiency in manoeuvres, by bringing his command In single nie to the front door of the Corbln wigwam, the "gentlemen or the Comet Star Light Infantry" Hied gal lantly in; for what our reporter would not have suspected, but for the volunteered suggestion of an uniulUtnry but knowing darkey, who shrewd ly surmised that "dem niggers wn-t gwhieto ticker up." , At Uils slime of the proceedings Hie assemblage I left, anil it Is to be presumed thill the Cornel .star serenade shoiily thereafter llxztcd out. That CliALLKNOK.?The members of the Palmetto club deny that I hey refused to play with the Charleston Club, They state that I hey receiv ed the acceptance of their challenge, bul did not have lime to act upon il. A Mount. Establishment.?Wo invite the at tatitton of the friends of Tub News In the city and throughout the Stale in the excellent facilities which our ofllcc enjoys for the prompt execution Ofr.ll kinds or Honk and .bib PTllltlllg. l-'ully pro vided with new type and machinery or ihe latest and most approved pattern, und having a large and carefully selected stock of cards, envelopes and papers or all qualities, TUB Nkws Job OlIlCO is now prepared to llll orders for every description of plain ami ornamental printing in the very liest manner, and at rales nt least us low ns any otlier establishment in the Southern Slates. Call at tu n Nkws building (up-stalrs) and examine our seule of prices and specimens of our work. Ixiiictments, Ac?Tho Grand Jury of the State Court have relumed the following bills: The Slate vs. Anna Wilson?larceny of notes. No bill. The state vs. (leorgo Washington-Assault and buttery. No bill. The State vs. Wilson Goodman?larceny. True bill. The State vs. Win. Henry Pair?larceny of noie*. True bill. Toe state vs. Isaa-* Miller?larceny of noie*. True bill. The Stale vs. Peter Brown, alias Peter High grass and Seabrook Mills?larceny of notes. True bill. The State vs. Charles Harrison?murder. True bill. The State vs. Ilcnjumin (Hover?murder. No bill. The State vs. Henry Dickson?indicted for raur j der. A'ol pros, entered by Attorney-General. UNITRD Status Coijiit?Hon*. 0 bo BOB S. BbyaN, JUD?K, i'hbsiiiino.?The following busi ness wus disposed or : aiimikai.ty COUItT. In the ease of Win. Ward vs. schooner F.tjinm vfadsworth, the summons was dismissed upon payment or costs. CIRCUIT COl'RT. In the case or n. E. Ilnykcn vs. Germania Fire Insurance Company, on appeal rrom verdict for plaintiff for $10,000, at Columbia, in 1K0O, a new trial was granted on condition that the de fendants give security In the sum of $12,600, to satisfy any future verdict, the security lobe ap proved by the court. niSTRICT COURT. In the case o." (i. W. Dingle, receiver, vs. Louis McLain, assignee, In re II. II. Held, bankrupt, It was ordered that the assignee should sell the Ha gau plantation after duly advertising it. Petitions of Robert lt. Hall, L. II. Massey, E. II. Cherry, and Win. It. Clluc, of York, lor lluul dis charges in bankruptcy,were referred to Registrar Clawson to hold lluul hearing ami report. ivi ii nuis or Thomas U. Harris mid Stephen P. Trague, of Laurcns, for Unat discharges la bank ruptcy, were referred to Registrar Jaeger, ami Unal hearings ordered to take place at Columbia on ihe lid of December. Ex parte Allen It. Shuber, in re C. A. Scott petition to establish lien. The report of tlie Reg istrar was confirmed, and the assignee ordered to sell after due notice. Ex parte P. C. Harris, in re Rnbt While sides? petition to establish lien. The report of the Reg istrar was confirmed, and assignee ordered to sell after due notice. Petition of J. Wells Simpson, of I.aureus, for final discharge in bankruptcy, was granted. Ex parle Louis J. Trescot? petition of volun tary bankruptcy. It was ordered that ihe proceed ings be dismissed upon payment of costs. HULKS 01' COUBT. It was ordered lhal the following be adopted as additional rules of court: first. Thai proceedings by attachment on mcsnu and Dual process of this court may be had and tukcti in itu: same manner and to tile same oxtcnt as arc now practiced In the courts of this State. Second. That procecdingi by arrest and ball In civil actions on mcsuo or Una process may bo hud ami ta en In this court to tho same extent as arc practiced In tho courts of this Slate. The Court then adjojtned. TllK FLOUR inspectorship?Mit. 1'. N. AVR rh.l Arrested auain?Hi is Carried before JUDGE ca ki'entek OX ? writof Harras courus? TllK JUOWR ADVISES AU. panties interested not to interi-ehe with Nr. Averill?Yesterday morning Mr. C. N. Avorlll, Flou. I indict, lor, was ngaln arrested, by Iwo pollcciiicu, upon (lie charge of viola In? the ordinance "lo prevent or punish any person who may exercise, orattcnipt lo exercise, l he illltlCii of any municipal OltiCC, Uli* less he shall have !.ecn ililly elected to the same.*' lie was carried before Captain Hcudrloks. City Attorney, Ac., I). T. Corbiii was on hand, and oitVrcd lo take the sauiebond which was required at the previous ane.-l, which Mr. Avcritl declined to give. Mr. Avcrill then applied through his counsel. Messrs. Wilkinson A Miles, to Judge Car penter for a writ of ho bor s eornu*, which was granted hy the Judge and mado returnable Imme diately: i>ui nt the request, o.' the CHy Attorney for time lo pr?para a return, i o'clock was an nounced as the hour to hear the case, al Judge Carpenter's house. At the hour appointed, Ills Honor the Judge, C X. Avcrill, C. It. .Miles, Wilkinson A Gik-lirtsl, U. T. Col bin, Mayor Plllsbury, Captain I lend ricks, Magistrate Maekey, and Alderman Harrow, were present, ami Hie hearing of the case was com menced. The counsel for Mr. Avcrill argued I hat Hie Ma; or had no right lo arrest, or ordl r the ar rest, of their client. The Clly Attorney read the return to the writs, and argued Unit the arrest was legal, claiming that Mr. Avcrill bad violated the city ordinance. At the coiiclnslou of tho arguments, Judge Car penter decided that the arrest of Mr. Avcrill was illegal. Afler this decision wan announced by bis Honor. Magistrale Maekey asked if Mr. Avcrill could not be arrested again on the same charge on a warrant Issued by a magistrate, to which the Judge replied Dial the rpiontlnn was now in the bauds of a higher tribunal, ami he would not give an official opinion, but he would advise that Mr. Avcrill be let alone. Lute in the nftcrnoon Mr. Avcrill was rearrosled upon a warrant Issued' by Magistrate Maekey nt the instance of M. Caultlehl. The warrant charged him wlih having violated Hie law ratified In August, isoo, Impc ?a a penalty of fine or Imprisonment upon all persons holding oillco by military authority, or un.1er the provisional gov ernment, who exercised its duties after their suc cessors had been appointed or elected. Messrs. Mlles A- Wilkinson appeared for Mr. Avorlll ami clearly proved Hint he had not in any way violated the law, whereupon he was dis charged by the magistrate. We ar<? gratified lo state that the Flour Inspec torship I roubles may now be considered al end, for the present at least, and wc hope that Mr. Avcrill will not be Interfered with In the dis charge of the duties or the oflicc of Flour In spector. Tribute of Reaped. Ot'kicb ok charleston C.asi.tOnT Co.,1 Nnvenilier ?J, lSUO. J At a meeting of the Board of Directors of| the Charleston Gaslight Company, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted : AV.suitvd, Thai it Is with deep regrel this board has received the announcement of the demise of j Mr. JAMES Kosk, one or Us oldest, most valued and esteemed members. Jftwifntt, That iu the death of Mr. Boso the Charleston Gaslight Company has been deprived or an officer whose judgment, matured experience and lolly integrity hail hugely contributed lo the judicious management or lbs itilRlrs, und ihn board of an associate whoso courtesy, rcliiicmcnl and estimable qualities or head and heart had se cured ror him the esteem-anil regard or every member, Jlfh-nlrrit, That tho roregolng proceedings bo transmitted to the family m the deceased, with the assurance of the deep" sympathy ot each mem* her Of this board in their sad bereavement, and that they be published iu the dally papers. W. J. HinttoT. Secretary. Hotel Arrivals?November 3. charleston hotel. Mrs. J. 11. HUI and child, Columbus, <;...; A. McLeod, Delaware; A. Redder, T. L. Henry. South Carolina; Prince S. Crowell, Bast Dennis, Mass. Mrs. W. 11. Shaw, City; Colonel Tuiupklnij, Missis sippi: It. It. Tiiulale, New York; A. F. IM wards and son, Darlington; Colonel lt. F. Graham, J. D.M. Lucas. Marion;S.S. Hail und wire. Beau fort; H. P. Buvait, Cheraw; II. M. CoUinghnui. Georgia; F. Cosa, Camden. pavilion hotel. John Clarke, Whitehall; J. W. Cokcr, Augusta: Jacob Ottotcngul, City; J. It, Hamilton, Hntiich ville; S. Kraft, Titos, l.eavy. Columbia; J. S. Ainu k?r, l'on Moite; F. Rider, Winnsboro': j. B. Keck sey, Table Mountain; J. Carroll, Fort Motto; W. 11. Kennedy, Wlllislon; J. Goc!;,Creeuwood: D. W. Rrallsford, Clarendon; J. B. Bryan, wire, three children and servant, Miss 11. K. Davis, South Carolina; Miss F. Mayc.Buford's Bri.lgc; W.B.Rlec and family, T. J. Counts and family, Miss A. A. f?llst, chihl and nurse, o. D. Faust, Bamberg; s. loss, Camden; W. Knocks and wire, City. Hill , HOUSE. JetTerson Carron, Louisville: T. It. Robinson, N. A. Haven, New York; J. II. Beulen, W. L. Ham breech, Memphis; M. Pappln, New York; A. Hallo day, Connecticut; W. James, Darlington; Leo nard Dent/ and Wife, New York. ? V S I -V K S S X O T I C S S mrs. C. I>. Kknrick, Ko. fi:! Market streel, .has-Just received a line lot or fruit, which she will sell upon the most reasonable terms. A Fink Assortment ok Piiotoorapiis, Impe rial cards and frames, at C. C. Kiglilcr's, No. 101 King sirect. A KKUI.KCTKU COUGH, cold or sore throat, which might bo checked by a simple remedy, like "Urowu'a Bronchial Troches,"'If allowed to pro gress may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Consumptive Coughs "the Troches" arc used with advantage, giving often times immediate relier. Singers and publie speakers will find them also excellent.to clear the voice aud render articulation wonderfully easy. One Quirk flno Initial note paper and twenty flve envelopes to match, for forty cents, at C. 0. Blghtcr's, No. 101 King street. Business Entelopes.?Tue News Job Office 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. A Fine Assortment ok Alih ms at very low prices, Including those holding fifty pictures, at one dollar each. OHAS. 0. BIGRTER, nova Ko. ici Klngstrect, To tub Ladies.?We beg to call your special attention lo two (2) rases or Poplins hi choice, styles and colors at twenty-five cents. These goods are from auction;you will tlud them cheap, and very desirable, at No. 2s7 and 280 King street. Respncirully, STOLE, WEBB & CO. IIOV2 One ok Diokkks' or Scott's Works Is present ed to every annual subscriber lo the XIX Cen tury. oct6 .financial. ANK OK TI1E STATE BILLS WANTED. B BANK OF THE STATE OF SOOTn CAROLINA BILLS, Issue previous lo the war. ANDREW M. MORELAND, nova_Banker, No. 8 Broad streetJfJ Tjt'D WARD LOWNDES, BROKER, No. BROAD STREET, Buys and sells on commission, Bonds, Stocks, Hank Bills, and Securities of all kinds. The high est market prlcus obtained. Any m form at ma desired, hy letter or otherwise, will be ehcerrolly given. Apply as above at No. 1 Rroad street, or through Poslolllcc Rox 3f>7. will also attend to the luv st incuts ol money In large and small amounts. Reference.*.?Wagner, linger A Co., Rctder A Dav's, O. A. Trcntiolin A Son, W. C. Reo A Co., Thomas E. Waring, Cashier Soul'- Carolina Loau and Trust Company; Pclacr. Rodgcrs a Co., j. D. Alkcn and Co., George H. Wnlter A Co., Cohen. Hanckct A Co., Andrew Stmonds, President First National Bank. sepiSl 2mos dao Ort) (5o( jy R y c; o o i) s ! d i J . K . ii E ^ No. 3 G .1 KING 8 T R R K T Wc are now exhibiting the largest ami best seh Laces and Embroideries, Cloaks, .Shawls, Glove. have ever oirerol, anil Invite atteniloii of imrchasci acceptances, as cheap as the cheapest. D II E ? 8 Our stock of Dress Goods comprises, In part. I All-wool Mcrinocs, Km press Cloths, Alpacas, Delalui lug novelties per every steamer. TL, A. C JE hi A. N" I> E ] French Laces In variety, Lace Sets, Handkc scilptlon, Edging ami inserting.*, Embroidered sets Embroidered Merino Sacks, togetlicr with very mar our Laos ami Embroidery Department. G L, O V E K AN! Wc are Sole Agents appointed In Charleston fo no superiors. We have all sizes, rrmiio.'i 10 s, in Rla or every description, for men. women und olitldrcu Hosiery, best English manufacture, In gre the best ipiutity. C L O A K 8 A. IV Our Cloak and Shawl Room Is roptcte with all lugs. Most ol our Cloaks arc clthor our own lmpoi sell Iheni at the lowest possible flffurcs. Black Cloaks In Cloth Iront fi 50 to $4.5. Coloi Misses' and Children's Cloaks, IJroo"..o ami Printt Shawls, Ac, Ac. MI8CEL1LANEOU8' A. Ladles' Ties nnd Scarfs, Ribbon IIowh, Genii lions, Hells and Sashes, Perfumery, French Poraadi Sonlags, Infants' Knitted Worsted Sacks and Caps, Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Gimps, Ac., Swuusdot articles not here mentioned. OUTi I?" A. IL. T., AND Now offers great inducements to buyers, who Goods belorc making sclcctlens elsewhere. Gr Nero PnbluiiUons. REER'S WEEKLY! BULLETIN. NOVEMBER 4, 1600. . H I 11 L E S . Tho attention of purchasers Is called to a new, large and beautiful stock orUlBLKS. The fallow- j Ing catalogue may induce personal inspection und | comparison with other slocks nnd prices: Diamond, 32 mo., in Roan, Morocco and Velvet I bindings, i 1 to $5 each. Pearl. 24 mo., in Embossed and Turkey Morocco, Velvet and Ivory, will: and without Colored Plates, from 5i> cents lo $8 cacti. Minion, 24 mo., Arabesque Morocco, plain, gilt and gilt clasps, with and without references, si to $2 50 each. Brevier and Bourgeois, 12 mo., in plain ami cxlra bindings, with aud without references, *l 60 10 $4 50 earth. Small Plea and Pica, 8 vo., English nnd American edit lom-, In plain nnd nnthiue bindings, illus trated bv line Steel and Colored Engravings, from J2*50 to (30 each. I Crown, Medium and Royal Quarto Bibles. Eng lish and American editions, with nnd without Steel and Colored illustrations. In Embossed and Turkey Morocco bindings, with und with out clasps." An assortment of over forty dif ferent kinds. Prices from fa to $<;o cacti. School Books, Stationery nnd Blank Books, the best ai lowest prices. For sale by JOHN M. GREER, nov4 1 No. 253 King, corner Keanfain tfireei. rjrt o t e a c 11 k r s TUR NATIONAL SERIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS, Parker A tawmif RHADPn? ami arc.i.m Moniictti A McNally'a Geographies, Davits' Arithmetics. Ac. Ac, Are the adopted standard for State nnlformlty In all Ihe Public School* of Alabama, LouLsiaiia, North Carolina. Publisher*' Descriptive Catalogue, comprising over 300 dilferent works, and specimen copy of "Educational Bulletin' sent free. Special Prices for lirsl introduction or examination. a. S. BARNES A CO., Publishers, Nos. Ill nnd 113 William street, New York. n.w-l 3 T Gl)irt? aub ifr.rnisljiug (Qtooos. HE PLACE TO 13UY YOUR SHIRT? SSSSSSfSSSSSSSSS SSSSSS5SSSSSSSSS ss ss ss ss ss ss SS THE SS SS ss SS S V A R S3 SS SS SS SHIRTS SS SS SS SS AND ,'OLLARS, SS SS SS SS SS SS AT SCOTTS EMPORIUM. SS SS SS SS ss SS AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS SS SS SS SS SS AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS SS SS SS SS SS MEN'S So SS SS SS FURNISHING GOODS SS ?S SS SS iND SS SS SS UNDKhWKAn. ss ss SS S3 SSSSS9SSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSiSSSSSSS Don't forget tho place, TnE STAR 810N, MEETING 3TREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL. 0Ctl3DAC o THOMAS II . BLACK WELL Is constantly receiving additions lo his Large [ Assortment of MENS' FURNISHING GOODS. Illslnlimntc relations with Importing Bouses at the North enables htm to sell the Best Goods at le m tliuli New York prices. TUE I.ATBST 8TTI.ES OP SCARFS, TIES, COLLARS, HOSIERY, HAND KKRCIIK1EFS, UNDERWEAR, Ac. BAJOU'S CELKHRATF.D KID GLOVES. The1 Quaker City Fine Shirt, ready made and to order. All goods marked la PLAIN FIGURES, AND ONE PRICE TO ALL. No. 219 KINO STREET, sept-22 emos " One doer below Market. - U?ntcijee, 3eluclrn, &c. -yy ATCHES! WATCHES I WATCHES of the best English, Swiss nnd American manufacture, In Gold and Silver Cases, at JAMES ALLAN'S, novl mthlmo_No. 307 King street, JEWELRY I JEWELRY I An elegant assortment of fine half sets EAR RINGS, Brooches, Ac, at JAMES ALLAN'S, novl mthlmo No. 307 King street. j?o, (Elc. t Y Ci ? O D S ! l D & CO., , 0 II a It i. b S t on-, 8 . 0 . ?ctoil stock of Foreign nn<l Domestic DllY GOODS, i, Hosiery, Fancy Goods, liihbons, Ac, that wc -s, guaranteeing tc sell our Goods, for cash or city G O O D H . hack aud Colored Silks, Irish and French Poplins, tt, PopUuettos, Prints, Ac, to which we are add \t It HOI DEKIEH. rehiefs, Collars, Embroidered Goods of every de I, Infants' embroidered Cloaks, Hobes and WuiMs, iy other artiolcs which may always be found in !> II O ?I IE II Y . r IIA11RIS' SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, which have ck, While and Colors; Ucrllu, Silk and Mslo Gloves at variety. Mon's Half Hose, superior EngUsh, 1> f=? II A. W -Xu S . the latest novelties of Ladies' ami Misses' Cover -tutlonii or our own manufacture, enabling us to red ndnohllla, Cloth Cloaks, Ulack Silk Coverings, :d Cashrucro Shawls, Woollen Shawls, Mourning NB FANCY G O O T> f=?. emeu's rb h Roman Scarfs, Ties ami Cravats, Rlb ?, Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Worsted Nubias and Fancy Worsted scarfs, Dress lluttons in variety, vn, Crapo Gooils, Frilling*, Ruilllng, aud other WINTT3K ?TOC It will find it to their advantage to examine our octlt lino T iiiisccltaui-uus. MIE CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH. ovau nianT THOUSAND SOLD. patented bv GEORGE WATT, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. The best Fallow, Subsoil, Dllchtug aud Cultiva ting PLOUGH. Superior to all others by actual test, being adapted to every soil, and doing the hoo and plough work without choking. For aale at manufactory prices, freight added, by J. k. a l m ikk k CO., Agents. No. oj Boat Bay, Charleston, s. c. Also on hand, a large assortment of other Doughs, Corn shellers. Hay Cutters, ami Agricul tural Implements of all kinds. oCClO stuth J^O YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI NITELY Sick Headache, Sour KructcliOB3 and Aridity of the Stomach ? USK SOLOMON'S HITTERS. For sale by - RAOUL k LYIIAII. sept 17 rtmos F R . DAUER MUSIC DEALER. Plauo Tuner, Teacher of Vio lin, Pluto and Guitar. Rcpuircrof Musical Istru menu. Hitchcock's Five and Ten cents Music always on hand. BALLS AN!) PARTIES furnished with Hiebest and most fashionable Music lately received from Europe at moderate prices. Apply at No. 440 King street, four doors above Calhouu. net i_ UUMUWHMOa WANTED, THE L ADI ES TO CALL and examine the Stock of Youth's, Roy's and Children's CLOTHING, ut G KO KG K LITTLE k CO., PCt30 atulhliuo No. tYi King street. S 0 L 0 M O N '8 HITTERS Q1VE GENERAL SATISFACTION. For sale by scpH7 3inns RAOUL k LYNA1I. pi) TO GEORGE LITTLE & CO. V.X for Fine Casalmcre sacks at Sft. ocl30 stut hi mo J L . S II E V P A R D, PRODUCE BROKER. Will attend to the Purchase and Shipping of COTTON, RICE und General Merchandise. onicc ut Messrs. cohen, 1IANCKEL k CO., No. Ii? Kast Ray. . nov2 J^O YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY at night, and awake iu the morning with n thorough appreciation of your e^g, roUs and coffee t USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A- LYNA1I. SepllT 31)109 l]nts, QTnps, &c. 1, u i a -H ll HAT BAZAAR, NO. 243 KINO STREET, Opposite the Big Boot, I Takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the publie generally, that ho has opened a com plete stock of Gents', Youths' and Boys' HATS AND CAPS, Of the latest atyles, to which he would invite their I attention before purchasing elsewhere, knowing that he will give full satlsfacllou in both quality and price. Just received, a bcaultrid style ol SILK HAT. A call is solicited. oct-20 (?loll)ing anb 4rwmel)ing ?oooo. Q l o T H i N G SELLING AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. george little a co.. No. 213 Kino Street, Would respectfully call the attention or the public to their large and varied nBsqrtment ol Men's, Youths' and Roys' CLOTHING and FUR NISHING GOODS, which they arc offering at prices that ennnot be competed with In the clly. Any one iu need or the above mentioned artiolcs, will please give us a call before purchasing else where, and wo will guarantee to suit them In styles and prices. Remember our Fine Casslmcrc VESTS selling at $2 60. george little A co.. No. 218 Kino Street, Five doors below Market street. or.130 Btothlino Jf ct^ijera._?_ J^AND PLASTER. 600 barroU LAND PLA8TER, In store. J?tr15tt,eby OLNEY k CO. Ruction Sales--QTIjis Pay. By W. Y. LKITCH & if. s. BRUNS, Auctioneers. rilWOSTORYWOODKNlfOUSK IKllJUl K JL PIAZZA, NORTH SIDE WIvSTHTIll KT KNOWN AS No. 1*2 WKSTSTRKKT. ' Will be HOllI THIS l?AV, ItM 4th Instant, ,.| n o'clock, ai i hi' Ob I l'osloillc-?, Tliiii Dmd ruble Two Hiorv WooiIon OWKI.I.INO, ontuli'lug i rooms, with double piazza, kilolien uiHl nil necessary outbuildings, known us No. IS, on ike north side of West Mlreet. Lot measures > feet front by 29 feet In depth, bo the wild di mensions more or less. Terms rush, Purchaser io pay us for papers iiini stamps, novl ?y W. Y. I-KITCII & It. S. BKUNmT Auctioneers. Four woohen dwellings, 1'ic-k BTT8 ALLEY. a KBW HOOKS FROM KINO STREET. win be sold this hay, Hm tili instant, ai*n o'clock, ni the Ohl INtstolMco Tin; following; iloHlmlde PROPERTY, situated in Picket t's Alley, a few doom from King Htrect: No. I, (south side.) Two story WOODEN OWKl.i.iNis, i oiuiiiing :> rooms ami kitchen, l.oi mcaaureH 24 feet front by >; feel in depth; No. 3, (mmlh Hide.) Two alury Wooden Dwell, lug, containing a ru.s umi kitchen, l.oi mea sures 2.". feel from b.v m reel in depth. No. 6, (south side.) TVoatory Wooden Dwell ling (tcnvinenl,) containing 4 rooniH ami a kllch ens. l.oi ntcaaurtu a:j reut rrom i.y u; reel in depth. No. 2, (north rddc.) Two story Wooden Dwell. ig, containing a rooms and kitchen, l.oi mea sures !B feet front by 70 reel In dciitli, lio the naht dlincnnlona more or less. Terms cash. Purchaser io* pay us for patters nnd stamps. nn\4 By IIOU1KH ? MACBETH, Auctioneer*. V A LU A D LB 1? L A STATION. Hy virtue or an Order or sale, to nie directed by Hie Hon. Ceo. S. Ilrynn, Judge of ihe Culled Slates Hlstrlel Court, Tor ihe District of South Carolina, I will oiler lor sale, at Public Auction, at the old I'OHtotllco, foot of Broad street, THIS DAY, November 4th, lsoy, at 11 o'clock A. M., All those TllltKK PLANTATIONS oil Tit ACTS OK HAND, simule In St. George's Parish, District of CoiletOII, and ?Hinte of South Carolina, com prising all that Plantation or Tract of Land, mea suring and containing eighteen hundred and twenty-six (1820) acres, more or less, und generativ known as the "Indian Fields Mill Plantation;" hutting and hounding to the north on land now or tale of .Major David tiavllt, to the south on laud now or late id Captain l>. Cannadr and land now or lately chinned bv William IHsev, lo the cast on land now or hue of Colonel .lohn Humph, on land hereinafter described and land lV.\w,pr, luicly claimed by Wlliiuiu Utsey. and to Thomas livid1,'V.'.1...'v.tt " '. or the Estate or laid Indian Fields Mill Plantai loo, WiV rAX.thfi therefruni to John i.. Duer aud William Utsey. and by the said William Ulscy to Mujor David Oaviu. ALSO, All that PLANTATION OK TRACT OF LAND ad joining the above on tho east, measuring aud containing seven hundred und thiity-four (734) acres: bulling and bounding to the north on Laud now or lute of Captain J. L. Inabcnt, to tho south on Lund now or late of Christian Humph, lo the cast on Lund of the South Carolina Rail road Company, and to tlic west on Land now or late of Colonel John Humph nnd Hie ludiau Field Mill Plantation above described. ALSO, All that TRACT OF PINK LAND, measuring nnd containing forty (40) neres; butting nnd bound ing on all sides by Laud claimed by Win. Ulscy, aud touching the cast side or the Indian Fields Mill Plaut at ion. The abovo three Tracts of Land will do sold oa a whole, aud comprise in alt twenty-six hundred (2ii<>>)) acres, a portion or which Is cleared and well adapted lo cotton, and the balance heavily limbered. Terms?One-third cash: balance in two equal successive annual Instalments, secured by bund or bonds of purchaser, with Interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, payable annually, and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser lo pay for papers and stumps. . LOUIS McLAIN, Assignee or Wliarion A Putsch. nov4 ftuOthl QViution Gales---future Ehin?. By A. C. MeGilLLlVRAY, Auctioneer. TJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. JOHN S. MITCHELL, TRUSTER, vs. KEATING S. HALL, KT AL. Will bo sold on THURSDAY, 23th Instant, in front of tho Old Customhouse, at 11 o'clock A. M., pre cisely, All Huit PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, situate on Ihe western branch of Cooper River, and known as "Ruck Hall,'' now the properly of ! the estate or K. Horry Deas, M. D. Terms?Hair cash: balance on a credit or one year. Interest rrom day or sale, payable semi-an niuilly, secured by bond or bonds or purchaser, and mortgage or premises. UOV4 lh4_E. W. M. MACKKV, S. C. By A. C. McH?LLIVRAY, Auctioneer. TJNDER DECRE?T?N EQUITY. WM. M. RAI LEY ET AL., vs. CHAS. O. WHA LE Y, ET AL. Will lie sold on THURSDAY, the 23th day of No vember instant, in 11 coil of Ihe old Customhouse, at n o'clock, A. M., precisely, All Huit PLANTATION nit TRACT OF LAND, situate un Wadmalaw Island, in Ohurlcstoil Coun ty, measuring and containing 20u acres, more or less; ..Utting and bounding n-rtii on WiMinahlW Sound, south nn lauds of Joseph 8. Whaley, east on lauds of George Si liarlock, uud west on lauds of Edward Lu Roche. Terms?Ouo-lhlrd cash; balance on a credit of one and two years, with Interest from day of sale, secured by bond or purchaser aud mortgage or premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MACK BY, S. C. 0. no-.4 lid By A. C. McGILLlVRAY, Auel loucer. tjnder DECREE in EQUITY, HENRY C. GUERIN, executor of john bel LINGER, M. D., DECEASED, VS. SAM UEL T. CROMWELL. Will be sold on THURSDAY, the -ir.th November, i?stajlL.iil ll.o'cloek A. M., in front or the Old Alt thai PIECE of LAND, With the nuililiuga and improvements thereon, aitunte on the vest side of Franklin street, nearly oppo Ite the Marine Hospital, in the t.'ity of hurlcston, extending through to South streel on the west, with an alley known as "Crom well's Terrace," running through so much of the said Lund as is nbw divided 11*4.0 Lots, or built upon, measuring und c?'tabling upon Hie north and soutti lines fiio feet, more or less, unit on Franklin street 10 Ihe east, aud on Smith street to the west 73 reel 0 Indies, more or less. Rounded north bv Lauds or?r-Rnrdcll and Philip Uunn, south by Lands or il W. Seymour,cast by Frank Un street, und west hy Smiili street. Terms?One-quarlor cash; balance in one, two and three years, secured by bond with 11 mort gage or Ihe premises. Buildings to be Insured und policy assigned. Purchaser to pay ror papers nul stamps. 1,0v4 tilt_B. W. M. MACKKV, S. C. C. By A. ?. IcUILLIVllAY, Au tancer. tj N d E r DEC r H r I n E Q U IT Y. COHEN, IIANCKEI. A CO. vs. F. M. EDWARDS. Will be sold on THURSDAY, I tie 2.1th day of Novem ber ln?tant, al 11 o'clock A. M. precisely, in fiont <>r the Old Citslonihouse, All the right, title and Interest of F. M. Edwards In the property below described, vl/,: A coniform! lo two-story dwelling and out BUILDINGS on a one-acre . ol lu Hie Town of liiuirtoii. At_s(). A TRACT OF LAND within Ihrer, miles of Rlnlf Ion, containing seven hundred and sixty-two and a half acres of Lund, nil of which Is heavily wood ed wilh oak. hickory :.-id pine, nml nnuiedlalely contiguous to May ftlvi . Could be made prollt ablc l>J sale of wood. These Lands when cleared are of the best quality for sea island cotton. Ad joining und belonging to this place la 1116-ucre Loi nn a high bluff on May River, suitable for a settlement und summer residence, being perfectly healthy ut all seasons. Terms?One-half cash; balance nn a credit of one year, to tic secured by bond bearing Interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, and mort gage or tlic premises. RilildiiigH OU the lown Lot lo be insured It posslbtc. and Inn policy assigned. nov4 tll4 K. W. M. MACKKY, S. C. O. A. F. C II E V R E U X, SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT, MARBLE WORKS, Comer Meeting streel, und llorlbcck's Alley, Charleston, S. C. Plans made to order an A work executed promptly, lulyl llioiflinos Auction Gitlco--(Zri)io VShq. By JOHN (1. .1ll!iN()K ti CO. HK A V V S ATI NUTS, KENTUCKY JEANS. TWILLS, OPERA ILANNHLS, Ac THIS l?AV, Iii* instant, a'. I<t o'clock, wi; will jjj-11 in our Auction Salesroom, No. im Meeting a general iis*orlnicnt <>r desirable IHIY coons, Just received: ( Heavy llrown ami Oxford SATINETS, Kentucky ' ' s, llitiv) Tiyllls llluc Plaids. Shirting Stripes, "". T3'!K,"K?. ?I'MCImmI ami Brown . .. ,,t" "' UnillU'l. ltd aii.l While Flannel, j oll.iii I lailliel. Colored faill?mes, Plaid Llnsej MiiKiiiiois.Paper Cambrics, Undershirts, Flax i nn ad-. Hosiery. IJiit'tl Cambric and Cotton locket I au.lkoichiefs. Head Handkerchiefs, Al paca .raid Sp..n| c..,, n,IH< y,...,Ur< umbrcl W?f?lM?*^ VttU?S HWXV< ,iea,, Conditions cash. ' nov4 By UKOKME W. STKI'I'KXS, No. 30 Vendue Hange. lUOULDERS, IIA.M S, CUE KSK, Jfco, S We will sell this day. al hail-past ;> o'clock. 10 lind?. siiori.DKKs 16 boxes I), s. shoulders r? hhils. Hums S3 llOXes Cheese loo tulis aud Iii kins liHtter M ? ases Tomatoes l>t eases Lllger llcel' 7-j boxes Vermicelli Jj bids. Irish Pol aloes Mackerel, Codlish, Candles, starch, Ac. . novl By W I ?7? II! A SO N y a ni l louerr*. CJALE OF OBJECTS OK ART. Tils DAY and TO-MORROW, the 4th ami Mb. Novciniier, ul No. ISO King sircci, o]iposiie sil COX's rnrnll ure Wai crowns, a' 11 o'clock, will he .-old, and sale continued in I he evenings at hall'-pasl 7 o'clock, until Hie entire stock Is sold, a URANII ami ATTIIACTIVK assoktmknt ok kleoant oiukots ok art. CAUHAltA MAKIU.K STATUARY, Vende De PratO, French llrouzc Twenty-one Dav Clocks, llronxn Kigurcs of entirely new models, Aintmstcr Statuary, Vases. Tazzus, Pedestals. Silver Plated Wore, Ac. I.itelv imported irom liitlv tiv Slgnor ti. II. Pamlolinl A Co., of New Vorl.. " * The assortment comprising Carrara Marble Statuary, viz: The UUARIHAN ANCKL, by Bar ata; Putin l.on Nlde, by I'hcricl; Croup Contend ingCupids; Veiled limit, by Kmnxonl. ALABASTER KTATUABY. DIANA. Madonna. Love and Psyche, Ilirth of Venus, llacclllis and Arilllllin. BROKER STATUETTES. AOlllCULTUKK AND COMMHROB, Cornelius Molllere, Dante and Ycrgllio, Che aud Sappho, Milton, Ilarouu and Ctirlniuagtilo, Diana, Ac, Ac. Twenty Photographs, Views or ihe Cities aud Monuments or Florence, lira und Semiuu. also, ??nrUncut of TWENTY-ONE DAY Knperirijr oa Etruscan, in runtluc and < Animals, A-c. ai.s0, will dk adprd to tiik sai.k, A largo collection of KINK SI LYE It PLATED WAKE AND CUTLERY. The importers havo used every exertion to render this co- -ci Ion colnpletc In every detail, nnd It will, upon examination, he found to be be yond all precedent as regards the beauty ami va riety of the articles offered. This splendid collection will be open for inspec tion on Wkdnrsiiav, the 3d Instant, nnd tho La dles arc specially Invited to come and examine the recent splendid Europcuu Importations. Conditions cash. novt ri?.ima'n." Il?b?t'Oni'm"a iWilftk?fr,?\* id Grecian Designs; Hcrcur?ucunV\,rV.V!; A. C. McGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. TJ NDEIt DECREE IN EQUITY. JAMES TOPPER, MASTER IN EQUITY, VS. JNO. M. IlllYAN. Will be sold in front of the Old Customhouse, at ii o'locfc A. M. precisely, THIS DAY, the Ith dav or November. All that PA KM OR TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Parish of Christ Church, Charleston County, about six miles from the Village of Mount Pleas ant and on the seashore, containing 320 acres, innre or less; bounded cast on Lands of John Ilamllli, southwest on Lands of Daniel Whitcsldes, northwest on Lands now or late of Estate Wil liam Matthews. Terms?Oue-thlrd cash; balance on a credit of one and two years in bonds bearing interest oil whole amount, payableseml-auniially, Hccurcd by mortgage of plant al ion. UOV4 tlU_K. W. M. MACKKY, S. C. O. U 11 L I C SAD E. Wll be sold at Public Auction, at the United Stotea Quartci masters Depot, southern Wharf, Charleston, S. C, 1 HIS DAV, November 4lh, nt 10 o'clock A. M., '.'ooo pair a u.M y DOUTEES, all new and lu good condition. Term cash. ADDISON HARKETT, Captain and Military storekeeper, uovl Untied Slates Army. QVudion Gales?i:ntnre EDnns. By W. Y. LEITC1I & lt. S. BR?NS. Valuable plantation at auc tion. By virtue of an order or sain to me directed by tho .Hon. (icorgeS. Ilryun, Judge of the United States District Conn for the District of South Carolina, I will oiler for sale, at public auction, on THURSDAY, November nth, 1809, at the Old ivstoillce, foot id ltroad-strect, All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND, long known as "Racoon Island." situate, lying and being in St. John's Parish, Collelcn District, adja cent to Edisto Island, and by a causeway con nected therewith; hutiinir and hounding north on Lands of Major W. S. Murray, formerly of Wm. Meggen, nuil the South Edisto Itivcr, nnd east ou Lands of W. S. Murray, soul h on Hayue's Creek and the South Edisto Hiver, and west on the South Edisto River. Terms?One-half cash; balance in one year, se cured by bond of purchaser hearing 7 per coat, interest ami a mortgage of the \ remises. Pur chuxher to pay for papers and stamps. LOUIS McLAIN, octio HUMS Assignee K. W. Scabrook. By J. PltAStill MA.THEWES. SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION. 100 Will be sold at the Old PostOfllCC, on THURSDAY, JAM November, at ll o'clock, to the highest bid tiers. one hundred FARMS, adjoining each other, con taining from one to eleven acres or Land, situated on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, Kdlsto River, nnd public roads around Jacksonboro' Do will be cxmoiieu latiovAjUiwbIs. n pint of which The above Lots will be soul separately. Terms?One-half cash; balance In one year, with interest from day of stile, secured by bond and mortKagc of the property. Purchasers to pay J. K. Matbewea for necessary United States Inter nal revenue .stamps and papers. OOtSt) mill 10 Auctioneers' ?Jtitmtc Sales, &t. By ALONZO J; WHITE k SON. AVEN'S POINT, JOHN'S ISLAND? - R Will be rented for n term of veurs, if desired, one of the most productive COTTON PLANTA TIONS In the state, situate on the southwest cor ner of John's Island, within a few miles or tho heniiiiv Village or Rock ville, comprising 7f.onrros*. &00 are cleared, iho balance well wooded, on the Plantation Is n goml Residence and ull necessary buildings und houses for operatives. This beluga very productive place. Is worthy the altcutioli of agriculturist*. For particulars, apply us nbovo, at No. fts East Buy. OCWI tlU ALON/.O J. WHITE A SON. w VJolton QTiee. A I LEY COTTON TIE. A FULL SUPPLY OF THIS TIE WILL RH KEPT BY US UURINO THE SEASON. The steadily increasing demand for THE WAILEY TIE, Is the best proof of its superiority over any other Patent. For sale by STREET BROTHERS A CO. 5 McLAIN, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 4 8 BROAD STREET. Charleston, 8..C. Slocks. Ronds and Hold bought, carried and sold short la New York Oily. Putt leu Is r Attention paid to the purchase and sale of all kinds or Southern Securities. oeti