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O I T Y A V P A I1?S. Mee? luffs THU DUT. Bail's Charitable Association, at half-past 7 r. u. _ Anet ton Knien This l?ny. Leitch A Bruna trill sell ut M o'etook, nt Hie oiii Postoffiec, rc?! eat a te. jr. Kr axer Muthewoa will sell at ii o'clock. at Hie .M rostolllce. ravins ?II Hie Havannah ami .hnrtcsitm Itailroud. A. C. Metlllllvray will sell for Hie sheriff. st ll .Vlnek. si Hi ? HW Posloitlce. real e.-tate. J. * W. Km? will seil st n oVIock, al the Old l'ostotn.-.e, n fnriti ami stock on Sullivan's Island. .lohn fl. Mllnor.V Co. will sell at io o'eloek, nt .heir store, huiles' cloaks, dry goods, Ac j. A. lin-io .v A Co. will sell ?it hnlf-pasi IO .'clock, at their store/grocery sugar. Tits CHKAPKI r Yr.r.-Tlie NKWS Joh Ofllce is now printing tiltl-hi'iitls In thc nest styleuiul on tine paper, at 4 ?: o pcrtliousauil. Merchants. ihluK .f lt? -? Ot'iiTK PARAAIIH.-The Itrlllsh hark Vinco, nanular, which len dis port for liverpool on the isis ot (letoher, arrived lhere on tho sill No? vember, making Hie run In aboiti Iwcnly-sovcn days. ^_ Nu woo M n's MINKTKEU?.-Thia excellent troupe have extended lo the youthful l?males of Hie Charleston Orphan Asylum n; invitation to ?o present ai iheir performance this afternoon, at I o'clo -k. We congratulate the lillie ones upon Hie weal which ls iii anticipation, ami tnisi thut a full sudlenco will evince the appreciation, on the part af our 0iti7.cn*, ot the generosity or th? Ncw .oinhs. _ r'm-.KK ttxer. RAM. Ct.mi.-A club composed, mostly of the -ons of Ki in lu id iheir Ural meeting lau night and elected the following Officers: tico, flonrkc, prcsiitciit ; Jun. lilley, ticc-prcsldenls .1. ll. Patrick, secretary: Jas. Itcglcy, Ircasnrer; chas. Eccleston, capltiln of the llrst nine; Tho.'. Kiley, captain oribe Second lillie; Hamey Lyne'.-, II.ftntrtisand A. Ilatghi directors; Mania Tier? ney, steward. AccmKXT ox Tim SOUTH CAKOIJXA fi.iit. Ro.\n.-An accident occured to tho down pas. songer traill on lilia road yesterday, when a few miles below Ur loenville, lt was caused by du breaking of uti axle on Ure forward car. AH or I Hie cars hui the las! wereilirown from the track, and the e.vpre- 1 messenger and mall agent were slightly injured. Thc accident delayed tho train for pome hour-', and ii did mil leave the scene of .f the br.vil:-do wn until half-past .I P. U. Tua AFFRAY HP TVKMIAV f,.isr.-We have received a communleailon from Mr. Joseph 8am* son, assuring ns Hint'lt was all a mis) uko about his having had au encounter with Lafayette Wolfe, on Tuesday. The person whom Wolfe as? sailed was Mr, Godfrey .1. Hyam". -Mr. S imson anys that hi? la thu nilly family af (ha*, name in the etty, and Hint no member of it hos ever been known to run ondee any clreumsltthccs. The ooaoof ?Volito has been turned over to a tnagis. trate for proMoalton. A MnsHt, Rsr.iiii.isiiMf.NT.- Wo invllo tho in? tention or the friends orrin: NKWS in I he elly and Miroughout the slate to the excellent facilities which our Office enjoys for the prompt execution of all kinds ur Hook and Job Printing. Kully pro? vided with new type and machinery or the latest and most approved pattern, and having a large and onrfTnlly selected stock or cards, envelopes and papers or nil qualities, TtIK NKWS Joh OHIca is .BOW prepared to lill orders ror every description .f piala and ornamenta) printing In the very best ranimer, and at rates nt least as low as any other esl oldish meat lu the Southern States. Cull at j Tun News building (op-stairs) and examine our loale of prices and specimens or our work. Tnu TJsiTF.n RTATKS COURTIIOURB.-The ? ulled Stales authorities have Tor some time becni In possession of thc old Charleston Club hoasc, which was secured for a Courthouse, but have boen unable to make any Improvements on the building, in consequence or ?wi act preventing ?*o c.onorni Havarti men I from purchasing proper? ty tn the Stain bul with the consent or the I.cgis lature. A hill has been Introduced to give the ?ulled States a Hilo to Hie property, and it will doubtless be passed by both hoases without trouble. Tim improvements wilt bc commenced at an early day, and when completed, Hie United ?talcs Courthouse, of Charleston, will be one or | the li n wt buildings or Its class in the Union. An.ss op RKAI. KMTATK rx I'Kxni.rrrnx, 8. C. At an assignee's sale made in Pendleton, on the loth Instant, a valuable river plantation, contain? ing 190-2 acres and sub-divided In seven trocla, brought as follows: No. 1, "07 acres, (ttl os per j aero; No. 2, iso acres, $12 60 per ocre; No. :i, 226 acres, il fi.', per aero; No. 4, in? acres, 13 per acre; Xo. i, 171 acres. $i 63 per acre; No. 0, 276 aeres, (2 -to per.aeiv; No. 7, 2i>l acres, $a si per acre. Seven lots lu thu corporate limits of Pendleton brought lu the aggregate S'l.'j, being bought in by tho fnmily of Ibo luie owner. A tract o! <2il acres on l?g ?caverrlani Creek, ooiitalnlng 4'i3 acre?, brought $0 .",0 per acre; ! 2, 2S0 acres, sold for $2 30 per acre, und No. y, loo .lores, nt t- M per acre. A house and lot in Pendleton, at nn equity sale, brought $1003, and a brick store and lot brought ?I ?05. -o CHUMPS.-.General llulleck and starr left, for OolnmblH yesterday muming on tho South Caro? lina Itallrooil. The coroner's jury In the homicide cav will meet lo-day at. IO A. M. A man was arrested in King street on Tuesday for haring rulered Archer's Uaznar with thc In? tent ol killing the proprietor. He was turned over lo Magistrate Mackey rm- prosecution. Ths new Opera-llnuse tn Augusta has bern .pened omljr tho management or Mr. John T. ' Cord. O. J. Hyams and I,. I. Wolfe,, the Broad street .orner bellig?rants, bn vc sued out cross warrants .f assaull wirti intent to kill. Mr. Thomas \v. Mulholland, n drummer from lt New York crockery house, was arrest ed by Ilia detectives on Mo.ida.v, und deposit til $2'. as secu? rity for his appearance before the Mayor. Hear? ing some exaggerated stories concerning the perils cf Northern drummers In Charleston, lie thought that his bust policy was night .iud levant? ed, leaving thc pledge behind him. Some of ibo coopers nf this city mel at the Mili? tary Hull on Tuesday evening und organized a anion. Officers were elected, und a constitution, thc same us thut ol the longshoremen, adopted. JOWITT'rl OtlAUIiVRTON CITY DiUBCTOKY.-Mr. Thaddeus C. Jowitt luis furnished to the public, through Hie publishing house of Messrs. Walker, flvans A Cogswell, the best city directory and bu? siness rogi.Mer ever Issued in Charleston, ll flits a previous public wnnt ; for the few works of this description attempted since thc war have proved miserable failures, and soon became useless. Tim present directory hus been compiled with great care, and embraces, not only a full list of thc resi? dents of thc eily, but a clus-ddcd register of tho business houses, together willi a record of thc State and city governments, societies and associ? ations, railroad and steamship lines, hosnies n qnnntity of valuable miscellaneous Information, lt will commend itseir to every oneal a glance, and will be an ogcntlal to every business house. Tho work ls embellished by a well executed map of Charleston, from Messrs. J. II. Abrahams and J. II, Boyles, architects of this city. Kvory stradis clearly desigual ed, und a stranger would have no difficulty lt; lot Sting any spot, in ral 111 lon lo thc flap, a street directory ls given, showing the ex ?ont of nil Hie streets and in what direction they mn. The typographical execution of the direct .ry ls fault less, and the binding superior. Mr. Jowitt has spared no pains to make the honk perfect, and promises a revised coliloti In 1871 If public neccsxily should dem ind il, i.ud n copy? right has i ten secured with a view ;o that end. Copies of tho directory will bc delivered to sub? scribers, and Messrs. Walker, Bruns A Cogswell will havo a limited number fo: salo to-morrow. Price $o. TrtK ClIKIUW AM? DARMSK?TOR tUlI.llOAP COMPANY.- Tho annual meeting "r Oho rn?? ?ml Darlington Railroad, which laded tn be held at Choruw on Hie loth Inatanl, lo conacqn.r- <>f Ute absence of .Mr. II. D. Townsend, president of IhoChcrnw and Salisbury Railroad, and mljonrnud to nicol at Florence on thc ?ul Inst.. fulled ognln m obtaining a nuormn from tho same r.inse. Mr. Townsend had heirn notilled ofllchilty of tho ad Jmiriiril meottuir. but replied hy lelter that in1 would nm attend. The City of Charleston Indds $100.000 in Hie slock ot thia company, atol Hits persistent refusal of Mr.Towiiseud ina;, provea serious embarrassment tn :in; operations of Hie company, mid Hms nifeet thu vecnrilies held hy thc elly. A:< nu election could la4.!- place, Ilia former mllccr* hold over until MU h time tts n iud business meeting can lie obtalnril. -o AKOTIIKII Dm AT Tilt: PlIOSI'IIATKS -ASIH.KY Riven roer. Dnr.iuiKt?.-When I do utility of I ho phosphate beds wus Ural made publie, rtforts wem at once sel ou font to discover how far the vein extended. FTJIII submarine explorations, made hy .Mr. Aiu i. Smith, a noted Charleston dive;-, together with close Investigation of the main and Islands of the seacoast, ll wtis apparent that thc bed of marl ur phosphate extended in a s. uil-elr cular direction from a short distance np the Cooper and Ash!, y Hivers to Port Royal, ?here it wm lo-t in tho rca or deteriorated by behn: irilxed willi aa iron ore. Tie- sam'"- deterioration was li ot teed lo other scellons, and a careful rualysls showeti that Hie liest quality "f phosplia es, cnn Inilling from sixty tn eighty pcr^ cent, of line-, were round near Charleston, along Hie bonks of the Ashley Uiver. Prom hts submarine explora? tions, the Idea w>is silggosli .! lo Mr. : lilith Illili a large niuouni or phosphates could bu tatou from the heil of I lie river. Raving been employed ns II wrecker io rnl?e I lite vessels sunk in me harbor during lue war. I he experimented <?i the machinery used lor that purpose, and hus suco drd ia produeltia . iwer hil dredge Hutt will raise the plmsphates iron a depth ol seven I non feet. Thew1"* Wils done on Sullivan's Island, and nothing ?? is known of the enterprise until i: .. completion. An old pilcal river watt oblulneil anti titted up willi ion ble engines of twenty-seven horse-power. A heavily braced seutroldlng in the tim- siisialns tho tiiiieliliivry. which ls worked somewhat ii??e the dredge boals used lu Hie liurlMir, bul having, Instead of a bucket, a haskel rake, which grapples with IBO '..iel; and tul:..* i: tu the surface. A true-.; passing miller I he rake receives tho bani, which ls Iben transferred by -lulo-- ?tito ii,.- lighters. \. a tesl of thu oltlcacy of tic: new dredge, a monkey wrench wos throw.: overboard and recovered on :!... Ural allein pi. Tho teeth of tho niki; are steel pointed, am! /up lighter as Hie? ai" rai.-..I lo the sniTacc. The machine wa i Invented am; patent. I ed by Mr. Angus Stult li. and has relived the encomiums of alt mechtiuic.i >vho li.ive In spec ed ti. Hie bed of Ibo Ashley is composed . >! phos? phate COCA, tim greater purl in lumps or no bros that cnn tie eaully ronnoc t ai a handsome ino.ii to thc projector of ile" enterprise, and an uitl iiui te benefit to the navigation of the river. THU ACAIIKMT ns M CSU'.-AX IXTI?KKSTIXO OCCISI?N.-A gimdly company of our eitiut'ii i as? sembled inst evening, at the llivitiiiton of lite architect,Mr. Devereux, in mirnewnnd heauiiru) theatre, willoh was lighted up for tim Hrs: lime, and the spacious stage or which wai the scene ol a boiintiriit collation, given to the employees of Mr. Devereux, lu honor <?r tito completion of their work. After a lillie limo apeul in admiring the proportions ami eiuhcllishm? uti or the wililoo, all present roll tu ai the tables and discussed inc good things provided with hearty nest. After i sc supper a committee of tun workmen, (live white and live colored lu tho employ ot Mr. J. H. Doverens, came forward, au.! through Mr. l>. A. J. Sullivan, tim superintendent or the carpenters, presented Mr. Devereux with a hand, some gold headed ebony cane. Tim bead, which was massive gold, was beautifully chased .'iud or? namented, and was inscribed, "Presented to John H. Devereux, by Ins employers, asa toten or iheir esteem and regard, Charleston, 8. c., November 21th, 1800." On Hie sides, or panels or the hoad, were engraved a palmetto tree, a T, square ami radius, (architect tool',) and a plaster? ing trowel. The engraving was done by Fischer, ?ind is a splendid peace ol worklliniishp. In ac? cepting tin-?lit, Mr. Devereux said: Hy Fl'fend.t-111 accepting this beautiful rime, I thank you from Hie bottom id my hcsrl for ill" thought that gave breath io tlu- gilt. I lui!" dreamed when I was phialling i tis pleasure for you, and thinking of thc happiness i: would con? fer on me, timi you wen- conspiring agulnsi me. indeed, you make mc exceedingly happy, lori! there is a compliment you could pay me most pleasing to my heart it is ile.- expression of your love alni esteem at any time, tun much more MI HI present, win u strikes aro tao order of the day. \V'.- ure told by Ibu newspapers bow Hie imipl lye'rs and employees uro ul nu tm nco and warring on euch inlier; bul you can be relied ou: you an: my gold-beaded IMHO; with you' m my hands I can co:ii|U?r even' tba-. Like NajNdcon ai Austerlli/., I showell yon in j pian m .ici mu. and lo ymir great honor ho lt said mai though you had I; ia yoai power lo i .nu .ne. nu', sue m in faltered, mu omi mau sin cxs'epi lu my cause. Whtii J spectacle was that fur these gentlemen, .ny ineilds and patrons, ami lorine ein:', us or Chariest m. occurring ai a lune when ve.is< ls were lying in iii . d wk* bite. Dim igli the baneful lu Noonee of tlisadVi i i employees, to see us vieil,;: wnii cac i other m min uti effort tor our happiness, lt was ?aid of .... thai tm would lad in our midertakiug, liol li ns to e: eeution and time. What sud nur employ-r Mr. t.'nailwlikl "CnMirpa?seil by nuyihiug North or South.!" Aly oppmteiili gloried, for they llioiiglil thal ihls uni" I was caught, that I had mel more limn my milich, and had nuder taken muru than my strength could cany, inn lour skilful mol willing banda cheered oa the work, and made them hide their beads from Muline, My good success I owe io my r>*.ittifni workmen, and I lake pleasure in telling you Hint through the eiitorprlsoof umerchant now pr?? sent, we will mareil from here lu thu erection of a colton shed two hundred feel long, and I shall not lie forced to disc,ungo nui of you for Ibo want of soinetlilnu to do. Taming to Mr. Chadwick, Mr. Devereux said: To you, sir, I now huvo liie honor of turning over ibo keys or your building, and here let me ex press Ibo g rut lt lido 1 owe you rar your grut kindness and generosity. Tho koys presented to Mr. Chadwick wera not the ponderous lust nintenta that kept ibo hilts und bai s tn proper order, bul two miniature .gold? en cross keys nu a rosetta of green satin, and pendant from a gold clown. Mr. Chadwick, on receiving I liesa tokens of ibo completion of He; bnii.bug, replied, -111111 he was ?hu? timi ll hail been lu bli power to give to the oltbsons of Charleston what appeared to him to be one ol' the greatest wams nf a grout metropolis-a proper placo or public amusement. His remarks were very happy throughout, and elicited frequent ap? plause. (We regret thai tho lateness of the boar prevents a full ropdrl.) Three nhoera were then given for Wm. fillmore Simias, and that Kastor of our literature responded as none else could. Oilier calls were made and speeches delivered, and it was not until a lalo hour that Hie Academy or Music tooit thc appearance of a "bouquet hail dii.se ried." Hotel Arrlvuls-? Vovciulicr '14. CltARI.KRTOX nOT?l? h. A. Irick, Orangobarg; W. L. itneking aam, lialtlmorc; I? ii. Clusky, Lewlavllle, & C.; J. u. While. Itftltlinorc; Wm. A. Dodge, New York; .lohn H. Parker and servant, Adams Run, H. C.; Hilnrles J. Quiinhy, Charles ll. Campbell, John lt. Russell, His. John lt. Itussell, Mnsicr Jahn Russell, New York; J. M. Wharton, Virginia; J.K. Gibson, Darlington; Dr. W. A. Player, sontli Carolina; H. .1. KIrvin, J. S. I'ellensoron, Darling? ton; W. N. Hod win. Virglnlu. l'A VII.I.IN If CTRI.. Mrs. Hulton, Mr?. INxhy, New Jersey; Dr. W. Wallace, Omaha; Jahn M. Hucks, follet?n District; J. M. Humbert, John's Island; W. C. Jeraly, Rockville; J. II. Tell, Christ Church Parish; Wm. H. Connelly, City; T. B. Mnseeiigal, Thompson, fla.;Thomas A. Roche, New York: J. P. Harley, Orangebarg; Mn. R. Lockwood, Savan? nah; p. 8. Wareham, Cooper R vcr; j. M. snig? ger.", Klngstreo;J. R. Clement, Darlington: Thoa, T. McCall. Marion; J. S. Ilrocktni-lon, K nKMree; T. N. Wilson, WJlm ngion; Alexander McKenzie, wife, child nnd .servant, Florence. MH.lH mu'si:. C. N. Herbert, City; J. W. Coker, Augusta; W. C. MoMucncli, York ville; (Icorgo pails, Rochester, N. Y.; J. 1). Stout, Philadelphia; C. M. Cori, James J. Doloway Now York; (I. W. .Smith, Montronl; W. floodrlch ami wife, Columbia; ll. 8. Newcomb ?ind wire, Now York; Win. Hopper and wife, Detroit; James \V. Craves and family, New York, George Warren, sou*h Cuiuilna. STHYKmmmf ITXOTKCTITH UNION. -This M nooluilon hold a meeting Inst night ?ii tim hall of Hook ami Ladder Company, No. 1, and was or? ganized bj HIP election of lb?- billowing oUlcers: Major Kdward Willis, president: Captain A. o. Stone, vice-president; Henry May, secretary; VT. F. Turner, ti.'asmer. UoinilliUees were appoint? ed i.i prepare a Constitution and to watt upon the merchant ?. The attettdanca was quito large and considerable Interes) maiilfested ?it tho meelina;. Thu union ls liol a |M>litieal body, and ls opposed 10 tin intolerance manifested by th . Longshore, tu .n'i Union. /; ir H / x i: s s s o r i c ti s . ATTXHTIOH is invited lo lite Un? BlocUitof| groceries advert la wi in HMM? M paper t>.? Ur. .t. N. M. Woltllmiinn and Messrs. Kial lo .t t o. AN AitTiiii.K UK TiitiK MKIUT. "Hrown'a Kroiichlul Troches" are the ino : p e alar article tu litis country ur Europe fur i?iro.it diseases and coughs, and this isipularity ls bused up o? real merit, which cuntint he said or many other prt puratl'iiis In the market which are really hut \i i ak imitations or the v. 'Utiln i Troche t. A l,trr UP I.RTTBH ?NI? NOT? I*APKR, con? signed tom by mistake, will be sold low ror ac? count of shippers. Isdler $}J SO awl .s". "">: Note 11 3U and ii SJ. NKUFVH.I.K HANNA ?. novii'j . No. t? Proud Ktreot. . _.. . .~ iiirsiNKXs ENVKLWRS. .Til? N::w .lob (Ulled ls now pre.|)un.'d to rurnish gisi.i envelopes, wlih 1 i n- iie-1 emil ' piluteil llieri~iit.nl 5t por thous? and. Send you: mil rs. Kvery uterehant and bu Incas mau slwuld have his curd prlnleil on in* envelopes. OKK OK DIOKI'.NS' ur Keoll.'s Wnr?ts is proseM ?I io every annual subscriber to ihn XIX Cen lory. ??cut Suonrtuuc. I ? ? U ll Ji IN rm: ?s ECU ?rrr i .1 VK ?NHUR ANCE A K h A u IT v COMPANY, ni v;:-v rotte CITY. President, Roncar I. Un <;:: Vico.Pre ddent, Tm:o. i:. WitirrNoiti:; :: > reta .;.', ISAAC il. AI.I.KN. (tcneral Agent tor South Carolina, \v. 11 CT SON Toa'NiitNii, Aiken, o p. c: A M i K ;> IN IS ?I :. Asset?, December Si, i?-.s.f t.f.M.ATaflO .\.n unit insured m IM.I.ii.Aiii.as'jiio Claims paid. N > ne No resit ?ci?.las on travel, only emin l lives In? sured. boan nf portion of premium al owed when do? ."lied. Dividend i declared annually, laisi Hivhleud Ml per cent. AH i.ns iii LIO* and Endowment Policy issued. A i ...iiii,m i- ?. . . ecially Invited lo I ho Ten Year Non! or;, lime and ?lie Itel urti Premium plans. Insurance hy the latter costs the policy -holder IINI.Y TUK INTKUKS1 l eos nw IVN ll ll. PHKMII'SIS. for thu Premiums themselves are returned at ? I nth in addition to tue iud amount .?: tac Poll T!i?-> t'ouipany is chartered muter tho l~iwi the Slate io New York, and ll Invites Hie clos norm my min its condition u< exhibited In oitluial rcpoiis of Insurance Hepartmenis uf Now Yolk ao l ::.i usa? Imsens. Sei'.ei ii, AIIKNTS i>: TIM: ST.WK AT Linnn.- A. J. NORItiS, J. 4t. Wil.KIK, J. ll. lil! ISON, C. A. I?i>.\'.-Sl'iti;. C. H. SrKPHKXS, J. J. V A ? K KY, lt. P. HA NTT, S. il. SYUNOIS, I). K. MOUZON, ll. I?. RlloDl.'S. I., t). STEPHENS. ItSKKUUNfOKS.-II. '/.. LA PH KT, K?n-. U- M. ALEXANDER, Esq.. RICHARD CALDWELL P.?q.. SI. II. NATHAN. Ksip, Messrs. S I'uLL, WEHR A CO.. Me-srs. ll. COltl.l .V CH. Dr. W. M. PITCH, Medical Examiner. LOU IR S ll K Ii P IVS K K, Agent ror Charleston, s. c., OFFICE No. to KltOAU STREET, (Second Floor.) uovifc! l^ Q LI A Ii I) I A N M U T H A L LIKU INSURANCE COMPANY OP N K W YOUR. OKn.lNIZr.il IN 1853. ALL POLICIES NON- I'O UK KI TA RLE. HALF LOAN TAKLN. NO NOTES KIXHHRKU. LAST CASU IHVIUKSn (rinv) .'.0 I'KIt CK NT. STATRM EST. Pollen* In force.?2.1,006,000 Assets. l.&en.iHO Annual Income. soo,ooo Losses Paid. too, o co opptceiw. W. II. PECKHAM, President. WM. T. HOOKER, vice-President. I* MCADAM, secretary sud Actuary, fi. A. FUOICKAR, Superintendant. ninucToas. Host, .lohn A. Dix, New York. Him. .Inuic.t Harper, Finn or llarp.-r .'< Dros.,s Mayo,- New York. John .1. Crane, President Rani; Republic. Wm. M. Vernillye, Hanker. (Vcrtullyo St Co.) chas. c. Rockwood, Cushier Newark Ranking Company. linn, (.'cargo (Ipydykc, ex-Mayor New York. Minot C. Morgan, Hanker. Thom is Rigney, Firm Tlirunna Rigney A co. Ileiij. '!. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam Sugar Hetlning Company. Aaron Arnold. Firm of Arnold, Constable .V Co. diehard II. rtowne, WeltnoroA Downe, Lawyers !.:. v. Iluughwotit, Firm c. Y. Ilnughivout A CO. Wut. Wilkens, Firm or Wllkona .t co. Julius IL Pratt, Merchant. Win. W. Wright, Merchant. Charles .1. Starr, Merchant. William Allel-. Merchant, (leo. W. Cuvier, P. inker, Palmyra, H. Y. Ceo. T. Hope, President Continental Piro Insur uneo Company, .lohn (!. Sherwood, Pork Place. Walton II. Peckham, corner Firth Avenue and Twenty-third street. ' Edward ll. Wright, Newark, N.J. Uno, W. Fat lee, Counsellor. Vf. L. Cogswell, Merchant. KEIM A IS8ERTEL, Ocnornl Agents for South Carolina and Georgia, ODlcc No. 40 llroad street, Charleston, S. 0. Dr. T. I?EFTNST.II:RNA. Examining PhTSlOian. jan 12 ii i nu: Qllliua, (?rotUcrn, ?^c. BNcn CHINA. KOW BILLING AT COST AND LBSSTHAN COST, A large and woll asuorted lnvotoaof FRRNCH CHINA: 7d Ohlna Dinner SETS, oost $S0 IO, at %zt a set M China Tea Sols, at $B a BO! loo China Fancy Spittoon?, from 91 fi to $i M each *6 chili a Fanoy Cnndlestloks, oost (1 to, at Tie. A tao, WHITE CIIINA-WARR. SOrp TORRENS, SA?CK TURKKN?, HO ATS Covered Disais and Dessert Pieces Caps und .Sauours, st>ugur ami Cream, Pistes, or all tizos, Ac, in. II. II. MCDOWELL, for importers, novo stwlh lino Klag and Liberty streets. V. C II K V R B U X, SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT, M AIllll,K WORKS, Corner Meeting street, and Horlbock's Alley, Charleston, a C. Plans msde to order ana work excelled promptly, lulyl thmOmoo tfliocclliiucono. A K lt KT J. IO II R AMZKI??. D?, CHA III ?ra I). 1.A KN EAU, Oiilne and Wohnung, Win;, wi.o li Strasse, Ho. 120, Rose voil Smith KlruASC. Sprechstunden-Von u hw t? morgen*, und t bin n abend*, nov j:. lh:i ri Tl. I li IMtAVYINU OF SPANISH POLICY r.\iu:s CLACK DAILY lu HIP Urge Hall in Ul?! HMI- or our Hanking ItlMISO. i il W.l'.s TEN CKNTS BAHII. rrl7.ru ranylng lu value nom f.7 m $.777.700. one iirl/.o t" .". ITV vu bianka. Semi to ns i.-n . mts und any Iii roa numbers between 107 and 777.70D, t:;.-* will be ?nil Int? Hie wheel. If you draw-a pri/.u wo will Iel you know ny renn mail. MMI.H OK iitsoott.T ii?: LUiASCia: I Chu nee.lo? :s. HW Chane.-.gs 7". in chances.v.. .v?. aw Chance*.?7 ntl 3)dinners. "i *. Wi Chance*.?.eu Ul Chinees.,.. I .? I"'-1' Chances.BOW Address all cominiiiiti allott t lu ... M. ULAI..: A- CO.. Hunkers, And S ?le AK? II11* ,"r spaulsh Colley lu the Called Stan's. novia li* No. ?v.'t r?roa?lwny, New York. ly? YOU WISH Ttl PUT 1>1<K IXLKPI Ml'lit.Y Siek Headaelie, Sour Kruclallona and tciitliy or the Btoiuaoli T OSK soijiMos's IUTTERS. For sale by RAOUL At LYIIAII. sepil7 .".lifts_._ /to Ttl GEOIIOE I. I TT ?. E .V. CO. \T n?r line ..T.tRXlSlltSH HtiDDS nt' MIW I Kn e neeta siiiiltlnm T. c ii n i* ;t i s H K N T i a r, ori n::: SO. 27."; KINO RTItKnr, 'mos SO I, O M t) N 'S lt I T T E li OIVi: OKNKUAI. SATISFACTION. sepll? amos PU'"!. .'. LYNAM. it . u A il E it . MUSIC ORA LRR, Piano Timer, Taaehor of Vio? lin. Hutu and Cuitar. Repairer ot Musical tatra mellis. Hitchcock's TITO and Tu:i eculi Siuslc always on hand. HALI'S AND I'ARTIRS fttrniilicil wllh tho best and moatfitalilonaido Muslo lately received rrom Kurope nt moderatu pilcos, .lindy at No. ?liv King alrtot, rom- IIIION at.ovo calhoun. ocll'2 tiilintliAiuos fyi Voil WISH TO SEEM' SOUNDLY ii night, ami awake ni tue morning with a thorough apprecintlou of your og?, roHs and riillbe T uji-: SOLOMOS'S RITTKRS. For sale by RAOUL A LYN AH. sept 17 .laius ?J^r-?W SAVINGS INSTITUTION. ? THE TIMK A1TR0AC1IRS WHEN WARM CLOTHING h unavoidable, and Hie point ls to Itnotr now \sn WIIKKR TO ?in TO OIU'AIN A mirrt.T. A great many have round ont already, and now advise their fronds lu want of DRY ROODS To call at P U lt C II G O T T A RUO., CO UN KN Ol' KINO AND CALttOtm STIIEI.TS, Where Dry Hoods cnn he bought toa great advan? tage. Attention is called to: loo pair 10-4 White Rliinkcts, only $n 75, worth ft /io. 12--I Herman Coverlets, from fl up. Large Comforts, only f:i. loo pair Kino Double Shawls, only ft 30, worth fit 0?. Arab Shawls, from fit, up. 1 case Drown Canton Flannel, only isc. per yurd, won li 2oc. Heavy lllack Reaver Cloth for Cloaks, only fa, worth $!! 75. A Une assortment of Drown Shirtings, Long cloths, Alpacas, Dress Hoods, Notions, Ho? siery, ('doves, .Vc, ivlsicil have been bought by largo quunUllcs, and will be sold io satisfy the purchasers la every respect. PURCI.HOTT & RR0.. Corner King and Calhoun streets. I co-A special Department for POOLS, Bboca, Hats, Trunks, Ac, suhi at correspondingly low l?ricos. UOV2J amos '?nilorin?i, cC'c. O U H A U M & J U U S , MERCHANT TAILORS, Have removed to No. 147 KINO stre-jt. five doors below flioir runner stand, where they will be pleased io FCC their former patrons and friends, ami Hu* public generally. Mr. Jurs has just returned from thc North with a large and well selected stock of Foreign and Domestic Cloths, Heavers, Coatings, Dot-iUins, Casslmeres and Vestings. /. i.-o, A fin* assortment oi Cents' Pnrni?liing Hoods, which will bc saki ut a very small proilt. Gentlemen In want of any or fie ah..vo nrf.tt'.es will do well lo uah before purchasing elsewhere. oe.tll nub D C ?Cumber, -fuel, &c. O AL ! . COAL ! COAL! aoo tons Red Ash Rgg COAL landing from Prig Ouutbla, ami for sal.- hy li. I'. DAKF.lt A CO., . Coal Yard. nov2i No. 20 Cumberland street. ?)nrbu):irc, CSul?erri, ?'c. QUA lt Lit! S KKK lt I SON, JR., No. 310 Ki .vu STUART. UARDWAUK, CUTLERY, (?UNS, AGRICUL? TURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. Anelcot assortment of TA I! LD AND POCKET CUTL?.11V, Dodgers' and other Sclssora, Fancy Hird Cages, Paper Uaslus and DuckuU and Houso kevpiug articles guneritlly. ?UO, AN ASSOItTUHNT OP AltGRICTURAL IMPLEMENTO, NAILS, OAR PENTEU'S TOOLS, Ac, ol best niako. Sohl Ageulforlho genuino Kurcka Corree Pot. Hie Itiissbtu Hemp Castor, and iho American Papier Macho Company. novia stuthimo rjlUU CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH. ornil RIGHT THOUSAND HOLD. PATHNTKI? OT CHOROU WATT, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. The bo?i Fallow, Subsoil, Ditching ami Cultiva? ting PLOUGH. Superior to nii outers by actual lost, belog adapted to every soil, and doing Hie hoe nnd plough work without choking. For sala al manufactory prices, freight added, by J. K. A DORK A CO., Agents, No. 02 Hast Day, Charleston, S. C, Alic on lo,ml, a largo ruiso.tmont of other Ploughs, Corn Shelters, Hay cutters, and Agricul? tural luipi.-niiii ts of all kinds. nct.10 st nth ^CTS LIKE A . Oil A RMI TIIK UF.NUINK ENGLISH 01IL0R0D1NE, (J. COLLIS nnowNB'fl,) ls Hie best Anodyne cvur kuown to tho profes? sion. To bo hail or Du. B. U WAU nova No. 131 Market street. QVnciion Srttco--?iiio Don. u Uj A. C. HoUILLIVItAY, A urtluucur. M DISH DECREE IN KQU1TY, JOHN S. M IINJI I Kl<li, TRUSTKK, vs. KKATIKU ?. ?ALU KT Al.. Win until THIS HAY. sun. Instant. In rnmi ul Hie (Hil Customhouse, ai ll o'clm-k A.M., pre? cisely, All Ilia! PL \ NT ATKIN oil THAt.T OK I.ANU, situate on Un; western linvurli ni Cooper Uiver, IHHI known as "Ruck Hail." now Hie property ul Hie es'ai . i?f M. Hurry Deas, M. I?., cuni lining inri4'i-IUi)nen?, ami two Tract* of Pine Laud, known as "Tiireis Mil? lleail Tratst" mu? "Turtle tn ny Truel,*' containing rea|.lively 2ii>uudti?i iteres. Terina-Hair radi; balam** ..11 a e.rei!li of nae vc-ar, Interest fruin ila;, nf sal-, payable Kcuil-aa uually. secured bj binni ur bond ; ul pine.user, au.I mortgage nt prerni es. tn,v.'. UH C. W. M. MACK KV, S. (S. (?. Ky A. C. fttctilLLIVUAY, .1 uri '.uni e:-. TJNDER DECK EE IN EQUITY. WU. M. C.VII.CV KT Al... VS. CHAS. U. WHA I.KY. KT AL. Will be Mild THIS HAY,' Hie Silk il.vy Of No veinlK-r Instant, in ft'iinl nf Hie ubi Cu omlti - :-i ii o'clock, A. M.. precisely, Ali Illili PLANTATION (Ht nt ACT Ol-' INI) situate tm Wailmulatv Islaml, lu Charleston 1 un. ly, measuring and containing auo acres, more ur li ss; bul Hun timi bounding nor th 01, Wad ni ibis Si min I, MUH 1 mi lanais of Joseph S. Whuley, eu -1 fi lamls ol Ocoryo Soharloek, and weston lan;, ul edward I.a linell.-, Ternit-()ue-tbilli eush; balance on a cre??ll < : mic and two vcars, willi interest trout day '-i - aie. secured liv tun 1 of purchaser and mort gage ?il preniiseJ. Purchaser to pay for pap?is am: Humps. K. IV. M. MACKEY, rf. C. C m.. J . tb-t Cy A. V. M-aUlLLIVRAY, Anet lofircr. IJNDEU DECREE IN EQUITY, HUNKY C. (ili'CHIN, I'XKl.TTOft OP JOHN R'iL LINliKlt, M. H.. DKOKASKD. \S. SAM IIKL I. OROMW Kid?. Will be sold TICS HAY. Ul ti '-'iib Nnveiuner. ,ii.tani, ni ll o'clock A. M.. Iii front Ol Hr: Old Customhouse, .Ml Uta) Pl KHK OP I.ANH. willi H:- bulldlne arel Improvements tia nun, situate on 1 ,. weat side nf Pranklin si reel, nearly oppo die the Marine Hospital, in the city 01 (.?jui.._!..;>. ex(<udliig through io South street on me we d, witn un aile? known ai "(Trout v,. nv Terrace," running tlirongh >?. iniieh of the SUI I Land us ls HOW divided into bots, ur bulli upon, measuring and containing upon Ute 'eu th and Kotilh bm-, brat te-i,more or I'S*, and on Pruuklln street lo the east, and On Sm llb sired . ?i tin- west 7:1 b-ei o Inches, more or fou. Itottudetl north by lannis of-Iturdetl and Philip Hutin, south by Lands ot' C. w. Seymour,eitsi bj Prank? lin street, und west by smith stn et. Terni-Oiic.ipur.rler cash: balance in one, two amt three yours, secured by bond with ?1 mon gage ol nie premises, buildings to l..: Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser lo pay fur papers and stamps. nov.? nu K. W. M. MACK KY. S. c. c. liv A. C. MCGILLIVRAY, A ucl loMoer. JJ" N I) V. R DEO lt li IC I N E Q U11Y. Ct?H KN, IIA KOK Kli A CO. vs. P. M. HOWARDS. Will be sold THIS HAY. the Sith day or Novem? ber Instant, ut ll o'clock A. M. precisely, tn front of the old Customhouse, All the righi, title and lulen si td P. M. Kd wards lu Hie property below descrilsid, vi/.: A mimfortablo two-story HWKLI.INU ?nd oirr Ut;il.l>lN<iS ona one-acre Lut iu the 'low n of Mufflon. ALSO, A TIIACT OF LAND within three niles of lllurr lon, noutotninx seven hundred unh sixty-two ai ti ? 1 a half acres of Lund, all or which is heavily wood? ed with oak, hickory und pine, und immediately contiguous i? May ?Uver. Could tie made liront, able br sale or wood. These Lands when cleared ure id thc best quality roc sea Island colton. Ad? joining and belonging to this place la a Mbacro Lot ou a high lilmf nu May Uiver, suitable for a satUem?ut and hummer residence, being perfectly healthy at all seasons. Terms-one-half eush; balance nu a credit of one year, lo be secured by binni hearing Interest al the ruta of seven per cent, per annum,and mort ange or Ute premises, Buildings on the town lsd to bu insured IC possible, and the policy assigned. nova?_Hl4K. W. M. MACK KY, S. C. C. A. c MCGILLIVRAY, Attclioitcvr, TJNDER DEC KEE IN EQUITY. TUB HOMKSTKAD IH1ILUIN0 ANH LOAN ASSO? CIATION vs. CAROI.IKK L. MILLKit KT AL. Wiil be sold THIS DAY. ?Uh November, lu iront or the old Customhouse, at 11 U*CIOOK A. M. precisely. All timi LOT, PIKCK or PAKCKLOP LAND, willi the buildings ami Improvements Hieremi,situate, lying and being on the north side of Hudson street, in the etty or Charleston, measuring and containing in Iront on Hudson street und on thu back line 4? feet 4 Inches, more or lens, ami in depth, from norlh to south. Iga reel, he the same moro or less; butt in-; and bounding lotheiiorlh on Laud late or Krauels Withers, now or O. .1. c?tale-, south by Hudson street, east by Lands nf Dr. Samuel ll. Hickson, and wist by Lands or Dr. - Wescoal. Terms-One-half rash; balance In five cattai successive annual instalments, with interest from day of sale, payable annually, secured by bond or bonds of the purchaser, anti mortgage of the premises sold. Premises tobe Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser lo par ?or pupers nuil slumps. K. w. M. MACK KY, novii stuhl S. c. C. Hy YY. Y. LEITCH & IL H. SKUKS, A n et i 1111 ree... HOUSE No. 'ZOO MEETING STREET, LINK DOOK SOUTH OP COLUMBUS STUKKT. Will be gold ut Auction, Tins DAY. 25lh in siam, ut the 01,1 Postoltice, ai ll o'clock. That desirable Miree story WOODEN inv ci.b INO ou east aldo of Meeting street. No. 203. The House contains six rooina, pani rv and dressing mom, willi dimble plnxxas. on tim Lot ls a cis? tern, weil, kitchen .-iud K able, lsd measures 44 by lld feet, more ar less. Terms-One-third cash;balance In one, two and three years, with interest at. tu per cent, per an? num, secured by bond mid mortgage or the prop? erly; to be insured mid policy assigned. Pur? chaser topay for papera and stamps and propor? tion of stale laxes now accruing. nevus By J. & ff. MN'OX. ITl ARM AND STOCK ON SULLIVANS ; ISLAND, SITUATKO AI tot IT ONT. OUAKTKIS MILK A Ho VC TH K SITK OF THU MOULTIUK UOUSR. , Will be sold, THIS DAY, In front ur the Old I'OSt olllce, at ll o'clock A. M. A PA KM, the property or Mr. Henry Duuohoe, coulititilug seven acres, under good cultivation, nml enclosed by 11 good picket renee; also, a com? fortable Dwelling and outhouses attached, und a good well of water. Hounded north by back beach, south by front beach, cast by Loi of Mr. Powers, am) weal bv Mr. Rruugeman. on the PA KM, on SATURDAY, JUII Instant, al 13 M.. All the STOCK. Comprising omi Brood Mare, two (.hilts, three Milch Cows, two Hogs, Poultry, Funn? ing Implements, ?-c. Pout leaves for Hie Island Saturday morning at lo o'clock, returning ut 4 o'clock P. Af. Terms eush. Purchaser to pay fur papers und stamps. _non? tut ha By J. FRASER MATHEWES. SMALL FA HMS AT AUCTION. 100 Will lie Kohl at tho Old Posinfllee. THIS DAY, 'J?th November, nt ll o'clock, lo the highest bid? ders, Ono ii niel re. i l'A HMS, adjoining each other, cnn Mining from one to eleven acres of Land, situated on thu Savannah mid Charleston Railroad, Killala Uiver, mid public road-, iirounu Jucksonb co' Me pot: luid out into tots and streets, a ph.t of Minuit will bu exhibited on Ute day of sale. The above Lots will be sold Separately. Terms-One-half cash; bataneo in one' year, with interest Hom day or sala, secured by bond und mortgage or tho pro| My. I*iinsba*ers t<> par 3. K. Mathewea for r ecessary baited Slates Inter? nal revenue slumps ami pupers. liovj/i nithio U)atcl)co, 3cu)c!rti, Si'c. TC ll ES ! WAT CH ES ! WATCHES of tho best Kngllsh, Swiss mid American manufacture, In Hold and Silver Cases, lt ' JAMES ALLAN'S, not 1 mihi mo No. 307 Klug street. JE Vf, IS LR Y 1 J E,W BL It Y.I An elegant assortment of lino half sets KAR ?1N03, brooches, Atc, at JAMES ALLAN'S, no vi mthimo No. 807 King street. .-'I^.'A'V-I'. &&A? f*>.*&ifcf-&?U>\ref ?? ? ' IV' Ruction Gales--3!iio Etan. 15/ JOHN U. I1ILNOU &. CO. IAHI I'S' CLOTH CLOAKR, DRY j ROODS. SHOES, NECKTIES, BOWS, A . rms DAV. ihc'J'dh instant, at io o'clock, w mti r 'ii ni our Auction Sal -io,ni*. No. y.u Meullnu street. I. idles" cloth CLOAKS. Plaid Shawl.*, faull :. laekets. Nubia*, TrtniMiln}! Ribbon. It;t.ral Skirt?. Black ami fane.? Cus*liiicrc-\ Black, ism J nn<l Kano* Satinets. Rod and While I'la nm I. Ki il? lili Xy J-uii*. Fancy fl.mi-. Ut*. Handkerchief's. Ile.:?! Handkerchiefs. Snspoudcrs. Rents' Merino Hall li -". Men's Ur.-ana. Dov*' Shoes. Silk >..'.::. i ami Hows; Colt.-' li.-.i-. Men's Ca| , .Ve. Conditions IMHh. !!"> ' i Bj' .J. A. KNSLOW & <IO. (?AK! S U (I A ll ! S " Will tm sohl in flout of t ti?. r store. No. rj Cast llav, al huir.pasi io o'clock, THIS MORNINt:, o? boxesOROOKBY SCO A ll. liovj.". ludion Sales--?rnlnre Pa?o. HT ll. :.?. UAKSllAM. & BRO. RK,r' STREET HUILDINC? LOTS. ' On "J CCSDAY. sot h Instant, at ll oVIoek, will bc sohl al the nhl Post?nico. Itnuid st reft, Tb.ti LOTOFLANH mi lleiil cl reel, next north .v. -, corii>roi llanover ami Reid streets, tncasiir .li" tl? liv I Jo I.-el. A! io, th.- Lot adj'.iilllug lo Hie ? . -'., ot' .-.ino; dlllicitr iou*. IVrtiis rash. Purchaser lo pay n* tor papers ami stamps. nuviM ilismtitl iii A. li HtslillTLiVKAV, A net hun rr, ryNDKi: IIECRKE IN EQUITY. EX PAKTE S.W. PALMER, ADMINISTRATOR OF JOHN PALMER, UECEASBU. Will be Kohl, lit front of tho OM Piwlolllce, oil THL'RSH.W. lie :.h day ot" December, ai ll o'clock A. M.. Tilt-following TltAtrrS OK LIN!) i't St. Struh* ii** Parish, Charleston County, viz: Al! thal't IIACTOI'' I.ANO known as Cu- /vans Thiel "i- Cypress Lt.k?. i-oiitiiluthg looa livres; nu rom'e- .': Lutin.t anti h'illttdiug Io the cor.It on "Lune Wall Eye Sw imp,'" south on th- Traci known ft Ult) KiMlly Trnct, east nu Lao 's nor or ?atc of ll. Jomtson, iiiiil weat onL.:.:.of Joint Palmer. I I S'*, All t TRACT ')'.* I VNH known 'it the Really ir Calvin Trad, coiitulnttigSl'l't acres, moro or ?.*.: butting and boiitutlug north on Lm.d? bf llislj! rail on Ltttuls of Kt un i. sontli on limits I ol'Johnson ctol Evans, ami west un Rev. A. Murra..'. Lan.!. AI :..??. All Ilia! TR A ITT OP LAND known itt the Cox Tract, containing ?*. acres, mure orle ?: hnttlng anil lioumllii? tturiii on Lands of E. '.!. Hains, i-. -t on Land* rorniorly of Hncrry, we*' "'i Uimls lurtaerlj ot Calvin, und south o? Lends lormcrly ot Calvi!t. A I.Si". All that TH ACT of LANI? known as Poplar ?iii!, imm> ily of Rouan, containing '-io ?OT inoteor less, IV* per survey of H. Shepherd, dal <i ah Mareh, f-.v,. f.l.tO. All thai TRACT OK LAND known as the John I son Land J. co i:anting about TUtl acres: butting | and botiudlng northeast on Lands ol John Palm* cr. southeast on Lands of Mrs. Sarah Johnson ;i?,d-Smith, Ulld northwest on Lands of CO. McC.iv. Terms-one-half rash; balnnro in one and two tours, ?rn bonds secured i<v mortgage of Lands sold. With interest at seven percent., payable ?titotally. Purchasers io pur ror pap?is und stump*. E. W. M. MACKEY, novia OK s. c. c. By A. C. McUILLlVUAY, Acctiouctr. VALTfAllLK PLANTATION ON G00 BAWII?TCIIIK RIVCli ANO HKR'S CKP.F.K. AND ON THE LINKOP TUE SAVANNAH ANO CHAULES. TON RAILROAD. wm be sold mt THURSDAY, nth December, at thc Old Post?nico, ul ll o'clock. Without reserve. All Hint PLANTATION, formerly property ol estille ol Iluirueiiiu, lyilig lt> St. Luke's Parish, lieu ti tori Comity/, und known us Puirfleld, con? taining twenty-four hundred ''?400) acres, more or less: bounded on thc north by Lands of thu estate nf Thomas Dawson and a tract formerly a por? tion ot Fairfield, east by i he Cotisa what chlo River ami Lentis of the estate, ol Thomas Dawson, south hy Dee's Creek ?ind Lands of Dr. Win. 0. Ultliaon, ive*) liv Lauds of Hon. V.'. F. Coleoek, 'reilits-tine-third (li) cash; balance by bond payable In one and two years, secured by mort cage of the property. Purchaser to pay us ror stiU?rs ami stamps. Plat of the above place can be seen e.t my otllce, tun is Html . By WARDLAW ft C Alt KW. TT'ALUA'DLK HUH.DING LOTS] Will ho sold lu front of the old Post?nico, fool or Broad street, at ll o'clock A. M., on TUESDAY, the Till December next. Three IXlTSnu Bust Bay, directly opposite I ho new Customhouse, and ?wo Lot's un Market Ireot, In the rear of the above. TIMS properly ia of great present and prospec? tive value, being .-limited in de most largely fre? quented thoroughfare or the elly, wilta Hie Market oa one side and thc Customhouse lu front, mid is ainu.-.: admirable point for thc erection of store.-* and warehouses. Thc Lois will be sold at public outcry at the time specified, unless previously disposed ol' ut private sale, and may bo treated ror usa whole until the "th id December, on application to WA KOLA W A CA ll KW, who will runt Uh all ln rormatlon us to dimensions, Ac. Terms made known on day ul sale. Purchasers to pay W. A I*, tor papers. Dov Bl slur.! tllthsS RnclionccvG' private Salea, &"c. By LOUIS I). BeSAUSSURK. IMOUT TITOORANI) TWO HUNDRED li DOLLARS TO IM LOANED Por Loan. '$$2041 In BONDS, secured by approv? ed real estate lu the elly. Apply as above, al Kn. J:? Broad sired. Hov-.g. 'J By LOTIS O.'ih'SAl'SSl? SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND KKIIITY-THKKK DOLLARS CITY CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT STOCK. For Sale. $T-!S3'Jl'ioo City Charleston Six per Cent. STOCK. Apply us above, tit No. 2.1 Broad street, novj.'i i Hy UilliS I?. BPSAUSSUIIK. T A R C> V, A N I) VALUABLE R I CR Sj PLANTATIONS ON NORTH RANTER RIVER, AT THF, I?RST PITCH OF THC TIDE. At Tri vate Sale 'Hie valtiublu BICK PLANTATIONS mi Nort'i Saateo River, fieorgelowti District., known u* "Mltlilato," "Newland" atol "Rlnir Main,'1 cou? tattling, together, io;:; acres or Laud, or ? hleh MU acres ure tide swamp Laud, aiimit itoo being now Hilder e.iittlvullon in nee ?ind ih" balance lu good order; there are m ic* or limb Land, or which ito or 70 are cleared provision land, capable ot producing to bushels ot corn lo the acre. On "Miildiim" Plantation ls a good dwelling house, two latee barns, t. mill ?uni one of the largisi and best negro settlements im North San Ire. On "Newland" mid "Bluif Main" ure also a negro settlement. on tiie.se Plantations there la a resilient force of Seventy Laborers, und houses sutilcleni forever .jon Reg roes. The Situation of Ibis estate, lying as il does above Hie salt water and below Hie fresnel lands, has always been considered among the safest on Balitee, and during Hie long period they have liei'tt cultivated, there ls no Instance mi record of IhckjMofii crop. When cultivated previous to Hie war, they were capable of producing over 4<) bushels ot rice to the acre, and the crops averag? ed mini lo.ouo lo 'J-J.ooo bushels of rice seul to market. For further particulars, apply as above, nt No. .j:; I trend street. . novio tutuso By J. FRASER* MAT?EWE& HOUSE AND LOT IN CANNON STREET. Al Private Sale HOUSE and LOT No. 78 Cannon street, north Hide, m ar IttltHslgo Street City Railroad. House contains live rooms and pantry and dressing room, eu? and waler works: abut elstern, kitchen, carriage bonito und stallte; all In good repair. i.ot measures 46 feel front by -jen deep. uovltths S ?noblco ano ijnrnces. A D DL K H Y W A U E II O U S li. WILLIAM ll A R R A L ACO No. io HAYNS STKKKT. Wholesale and Rotail Denium In SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, COACH AND HARNESS MATERIALS, A?, novia imo \ . ' ' .*, '.-' ??' '.'..' S: * ft. ., . ,-, ~\'.ii lion Gul co--inline Dana. Ky VT. Y. 1.nil li & l?. s. KRUNH, A ucl ? tuicr m. BUICK STORK AND TUN KM RUT Hui AV. ANS i >. -TKK8X ... i: I' SI OM, UNI: omni sm rn or \\ . r. wm. lil. K NO W S AS Nw?. -.. ANO Ai. Will be sold on THKSPAY, "'(Hi . ? -. ?lit, Ai il o". lock, .,. ihr UM posiOKicc, .Unit I wu -...rv IIHICK STORK, kl nwn .11 No. 3? A ll! ?li?Hi < I, willi Kit. hui, .ve. Al..-11. ritnl line OTU storv PRICK N'?!?TH TKHR MK NT, lu HIP reitroi if IP above, cool itiiliitf faur riMiiiis, IUMIIIIP piazzas, amt known ..- No ai Kn i li of ron I ofulHiw sj nv> t" 1 mi \-i on, hy MK) ... ni ile|ilh. tnote or h --.. Terms-uiif-liiilf ei-ii: bivi. 11 ?110 yesr. Putt-lmscr In poy u.i foi pop' rs .ne. .. ups. um... ilim?t::i \ij \Y. Y. l.DI ri??i & ll. i-- IHIM?.S, Am I!.m '. ^ J ACA NT LOTS ON PfH'Til S'.OK Ol' V. KAVAUK STliKLT. lt Kl A'Kt-N :. VAOB ANOTRAOO STIM'KTS. WITH lilli K FOCNOATION ; ALKKAI'l ? WU K I: to -?i KNI'I s. Kin li KN:?, CISTKKNS, Ai". VTI?: lio sold on "'fr ?:> .1. KPIII lu ... ti o'clock, ?il th " I'M I.<wiodli e. LOT No.S. ?0 |i. t moil 011 > ?..?'?. Ireel, *l fool tm -..et 1 !i.i-. 5"J le? : ..11 Timbi . ii?-., ti/ US on Hie t.?!Mi ll::?.. Lol No. 4, Kl feet 0 luches 011 Sav.i .mi, bj 11 .> r?i!i. Lot No. r.. :. ; ; i t. ... Incites on Ku' ii? r- l. )>/ UH feet. Lot No. s. : : reel ?' luulu s on 'i et, I'j i IN f-i. witI10111 rooniiJiloii. I Ml No. I?, Ill I.-- '. .. i"..!i on : iv ito?tj bj ian feet on the north li"..-. f . 1 * loci . on th?: Hoot h. 41 feet oil thc Lack, adjolulll) : . O'!? of j. C. Ila nu' un. Lot IM. na di . north lit? ?if "i 'M .tree?, lin feet iron', rttnhlu? irregularly; A Illili of I lio above .in In "ti nt N . '. Itroad .-tte. I. T. rms cash, i'ureliu er t?i pi y -?. pal era :;n?l . t nih i, um 11 m*tis i.'y VT. V. LEITCH & H. S. fiitUlW, Auctioned: >. .f^ ROCKEY STORE A:;:> SMALL \/T IIOCSLSON MAI.iRl ANO INARKI.' TR?:? STKKKTS. IY1II 'ie sohl ?rt TI'KSOAV. ".?Ith ii. '1 it. al ll o', lo-?, a: iii. i-, i posm; c -, Tl.it iltxlratile two story WIMHIC:I STORK, at lim noriHwesl wrnvr ?i Harsh r.:nl t .-;. ..?Hon st tv-ts, cont nilling i mr 1.10:111.1.. mea urea 38 feel ?nial I'.v -tl ni ile|il!i, more or I. ?. AI so. :? :1 iwo-slory Woollen OWKLLIKH. known a? No. 11 Marsh stre-i. adjoining the ulm.1 the north, oiitttaluliia ihrec rooms. I..." tu corea 24 feel fioul hy tri feet in ?1- |>th, more .0 At. si I, That iwo-stor* Wooden RWKt.LING, No. tn Marsh si reel, a.I)..nun:' Itu? above 1 1 the norll), UH allling Unce rooms. Lot. measures _.. feel Iront ti/ ".:! in ilepth, more or : ..<.;. Al Ml. Thal IWo-atory Wooden HWKI.LING. No, it Ma'.'sM street, containing three ru . .1 -. ?ul oiiilng toe .'nive to the unlh. Lol toe. ?oin ? I . ' . fe<l front liv ::o feel in il ??th, nore or h . Ternis cash, l'urchaser to pay .. ijiera ami stamps. not iii IQ tua Hy \y. V. LEITCH & ll. S. HilfJSS, Auel I OM CCI" i. TESTATE SALK FOR D [VISION. Will he sohl, at Auction, on TUKSDAY :. rtrnihcr Till, ill ll o', lock. the OM !'"- 1 : ?:??. That ver.Til-sir.ilile IIRH.'K OWKI.I IN. n l>R, known us No. s iteuufiilii s reut. >? ? '...?ns ami St. Phillp stretls. north hlib". Tin Ru?se anti outbuildings ure all ol Intel, un 1 built lu f IO UlOfcfi sabstauilal manner. The House contains six square ri . in ?? e. -liles dressing room and pantry, double m.: --..i and cistern. Lot measures f.l by 12fl feet, more or 1 ... Terms-One-third cash; balance lu " e ami two years, with Inioresl. property to larln?--t ?-d and policy assigned. Purchaser tu pay ? r ;-.M.ers, stumps and proportion ol'Stute lax . 1 a? erulng. nova . . " jw4 _ ""Tty ALONZO J. WI11TI? \ . <. IlroUrrs, Anet loin rvs ?nil ll< ?I f'.tuto Agenta, Ofllee No. r?s F.i? .t Iluy, Onavtcutoii, S. C. u N DER URC UI? K IN E (J L" I T Y KXKOUTORS OK R. P, W. ALLSTON vs. IILNJA MIN ALLSTON, KT AL. In pursuance nf the decree ol' Hon. I!. P.. carpen? ter, Judge 01' Piral circuit, in tito above case, uiaile the uth day of Nov? inlier, isivs, "..-.li be sold ou TUKSSHAY; tho Tib day of IM'CCIUIHT. ISitO, nt ll ?i'cloisT, hCfoi'O (he Courthouse m tn-Town of Georgetown, :-..tuii C?U't'iRi??? Hiv iollowlog Properly: IN KKORflKTOWN COPNTY. :. Thc PLANTATION eaih d " lil., loialos," ?tl eluding '-'Hie Rein a:," (or -'Kulleu's Island,") and "Holly il.it." woii adjoining high Lam1... con? taining in all !-J"'.i u.more or less, 0? which oas acres, mow or le..-, ar- nd? swamp, lying lu Georgeiowu Cotinty as ileserlbi'd in a convey, aneo from P. C. J. West oil lo llenjaiitiu AUsloo, isl January, ISM), g. Tho I'luutailoti on sundy Island, in George town Coiiuiy. knowu as ??Pipe How 11," con lain irig SIM aces, moi-or less, of which .-'?.'.i acres, nolie or less, aro od" swamp, purchased front .Mrs. %\. A. Pel I? m. 1st I'et.uta ry. 1 >..:?. . ... A Traci 01 Laud 00 Saudy Island, on (tull Crock au.I Waeeaaiaw IO vcr. Georg : .an Conn ty. pitiuexcd Ly Tesiaior to Pipo Oowo.l entituin ing m . litres, mote or le.-s. of uticuclusvil swatlip, purchased from Joan c.um.nan, 1.0 Sepieiiibet', l-l ri. 4. 'lim Plaulatlon In (limrgctown County, call ed "Hitclilord." and formerly culled "Hose Hank," ?oma in...: I;T ceres, more ?ir 1 ss, of ?A nich Ititi ?leras, more or less, ur . Ilde sw am) : purchas? ed front Hie Trustees of Mrs. Kraseron the Hill Mai ch. ISM. i tu- Plantation ia Georgetown Count v, called " Nlghlliiguii! Hall,*' contalnlug lu nil I'.'iu i.errs. moro ?ir less, ?if hedi Laud ?md awamu Laud, of Willoh XIII aeres, mme or lens, ure U?le swamp; purchased front thu Tue ?tes of Geo. A. Moultrie, on 31sl Uccember, IMO. Als?i, I'liitit t nu in HiMirgetoivii i.Hmnty, ?ulled ?. Wulm bud," eon liiliiiug on Hie southeast side tu vVuccamuw Uiver244 acres, mot?:or les.., nu.I on in- iiortli west side ill* acres, more .ir less, m which Ito acres, more 01 les, ari? lille swamp. Together with three Seashore Tracts, known as Nos. g, tt nu?l 7. of the lauds nf Margaret (inlier, conveyed to R, p. W. Allston liv the Trustee* of Trapler, by deed dated loth March. ISI7. ii. The Plant tulon, in t?corgelowit Cornily culled ..Kxciiangi"," containing 4tvj ucres, uuireor h:ss, of winch las acres, more or less, are tide swamp, purchased ist February, is.v.t. Also, Traci annex? ed lo "Kxchnnge." formerly part ol Hie Planta lion called "KrcakwaUT," containing 11; auria, more or less, of ilileswaiup, purchascil Rom Ute i si ate or John I!. Allston. 7. Three Islands 111 W ini ali Hay. containing to i;eiher ii acres utiencloscil swamp, gtuuied io R. P. w. Allston, ?m ii.ti? February, isl". s. All thin Tract i-f Lund/in Georgetown Conn ly, known ns "Canaan,'' a seashore tract, eon ialuing:oi acres, moro or less, ol provision and lillie Lum). 0. All Uni. . rnctof Pine Laud, lu GeorgetAwn Doubly, known as "bates' Tract," containing aso ICI es, more or less, 10. A" that Traci of Pine Land, in Georg? town Jointly, containing aoo acres, DIOIC or 1-..-. on the road lo Vahant e Kerry, granted lo R. P. W. Ail ?ton on 1st August, 18?3. 11. All Unit Traci ol Pine Land lu Georgetown [Nullity, containing TIMI acres, more or l?ss, Uiug m Carver's Hay, ami purchased from Joh ?I T. fe?lt. Attorney. Hil April, HMO. 15!. All that Tract of Pine Land in Georgetown 'aunty.utalnlug4ooueres, more or les-, iving io Carver's Hay, purchased Iront H. H. Johnson, '.norm y, 18th March, ICM. ia. Ali that Traci of Pine Lund In Georgetown .'minty, known as the "liossartl Tract," containing tl acres, more or less, purchased from Georxo-T. .'ord. '21th June. 1850. 14. All (hal Tract of Pine Lund known ns tho ?MooroTraci," in (leorgetown county, contain ng aliout HXiO aeres, more or less. li. All i inn. 'i i ucl ot Pine Land lu Georgetown .'minty, contftllllug ul?.ut .-*..'(; acres, more or less, .nowtiusthe "W Illili ins' Tract." AlJjO. IN MARION COUNTY. 10. All that TRAGT <>f unenclosed swamp La?d ti Marlon Coiiuiy, en Hi ll lou's Neck. e.mi.lining -? acres, more or bis?, purchased or Mrs. Wood ?erry. 27th February, ISM. IT. All that Traci of micnclosod swamp Land tn ilarion County, on llrilton's Neck, eoiiti.inliig .'.no lents, more or lesa, purchased ai Sherlir's sale as iroperty of Thomas Sanders, nu rh Mai. post, lb. All that Tract of unenclosed ssamp Laud ia laribn County, on Pillion's Neck containing MI icies, more or less, purchased from Thomas Par? ier, !29th November, IMBI. IP. All it;<it Tract ?if iineti.tloseil swamp Land on Irilton's Neck, Manon County, coiitaliiing abmit HO) acres, more or less, formerly of Woodberry, lorchastsl ism Replember, is.14. AI ?so, IN ?HE8TBRPIKLR COUNTY. 20. All Unit TRACT Ol' PINK LANI) In Cheater", leid County, noni Weer IVm Spring, oniainlng 00 acres, moro or less, putchased from Hon. j. . Cvuns,nth September, 1*43. Term*-One-third cash: hulnnrc lu ?me, two nd three years, secured by bonds of inn pur h sse rs, with Interest payable nnnunijvi end lortgnrresof the property. Purchasers to pay tr uecc-uiary papers and revenue slumps. IIKNHV ll. 1 ' ? !4. ADKLKP. ALLSTON, Qiinlinc? Rxecatora of IL P. W. Allston. nevin still hi) ^ALIiORNLV VINEGAR DITTER^ For salo by Da. H. DAER, no fl! ., No. IM Meeting sireot.