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CITY AFFAIRS. ? 4 Meeting? THU Day. Union Chapter, at 7 P. M. GDmmittcc of I. 0. 0. P., at half-put T P. M. Auction Sale? Thia Day. J. Drayton Ford will sell at ll o'clock, at thc Oki Postorllcc, bank bilis and securities. Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store, boots, shoes and hats. THB NEWCOMB MINSTRELS.-To-night will bc the last night but one of this excellent troupe. Hie orphans were delighted at thc matinee per? formance yesterday. TUB CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job Office is now printing bill-heads in the best style and on Sac paper, at $2 so per thousand. Merchants, think ef it? THE PLANTERS'AND MECHANICS? BANK.-WC are authorized to say that thc Plan .era' and Me? chanics' Bank of South Carolina li redeeming its ?Ola at its office. SUPREME COURT.-COLUMBIA, NOVEMBER 24. Th* case of Althea Alleu, by nett friend, vs. C. L. Gaillard et al, and J. B. Allen, by next friend, vs. 0. L. Gaillard et al, were heard. Mr. McGowan for motion, and Mr. Bart contra, were hcar? up te thc hour of adjournment. THE Hov. JOUN A. ISOLIS.-Tho many ferionds of the Hon. John A. Inglis will bc gratified Serearn that this distinguished gentleman, who removed from trtls State to Baltimore after thc war, has been elected to thc professorship of law ht the University of Maryland.. TH? LYCEUM ENTERTAINMENTS.- ITofcssor Holmes this evening will give another exhibition of his dissolving views. Hereafter until further Boiice the entertainments will be repeated every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Thc Lyceum as at present managed, is a very attractive re? sort, combining instruction and amusement in a form very welcome, especially to thc young. . THE Wo it KINO M KN's UNION_At a secret ses? sion of the workingmen, held on Wednesday rreolng, the following officers were elected : Jamas M. Rabb, pr?sident; Wm. 8. Ryan, vice president; -Prince, second vice president; Cannon, treasurer. A constitution was seas and adopted, and an executive committee, .enstettng of one from esch trade, was authorized ts be elected. OUR PHI CES CURRENT.-We especially invite the attention of our merchants to THE NEWS Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up with the utmost care, and handsomely printed with entirely new type, it forms, with the business card of tho house forwarding lt, thejnost attractive and wel? come weekly commercial circular that can be used. Price, for tea copies or more, with busi? ness card, two and a half cents per copy. Single copies, five cents. THB MECHANICS OP CHARLESTON.-At the Academy of Music sapper, on Wednesday evening, a note was read from Wm. McBurney, Esq., con wsjirng his regrets that he was .unable to be pres? s?t on the interesting occasion, and offering the following neatly turned sentiment: Tbs Mechanics of Charleston-The energy and aaulitr displayed tn the construction of the Acade Ssy of Music ls a guarantee that they are equal to any demand on their skill and energy. May the demand soon equal their abUtly. THB OPENING of the Academy of Music Ls now definitely Axed to take place on Wednesday even? ing next, December l. Mr. Jho. T. Ford's One com? edy company, of which Miss Alexander ls leading lady, will inaugurate thc edifice by presenting the sterling play called "School," which had so great a na last winter at Wal lack's Theatre, New Tork. The Chapman Sisters, with their light and pleas aat- buxlesqies sad extravaganzas, will open their engagement on Monday, the 6th proximo. THB SUFFERERS BY THB RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Tte down passenger train from Branchville, yes? terday, brought Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Cad worth, the mail agent and express messengen who were injured by the accident of Tuesday af? ternoon. Mr. Armstrong received a cut over the eye, hails not confined to the boase. Mr. cud worth is more seriously injured, being cut and bruised about the head and body. His feet are Badly swollen, and it is feared he may have re? ceived internal Injuries, as, when he was dlscov ed. the axle of the car was lying on his body, and She car was a general wreck. ? LOSTQSH 0 RUM BN IN SAVANNAH.-It seems .hat the longshoremen of Savannah have their attie differences of opinion with their employers, ss wofl as their Charleston brethren. Tho Repub? lican says: "We noticed, on the arrival of thc San Jsomto, a large number of stalwart and honest featured white mea, who came as steerage pas? sengers on the ship.' As aoon aa they landed, with coats og and countenances beaming with delight, cotton hooks were placed in their hands, and they weat to work like lively men. We sur? mised that they are destined to fill the places of some of the lazy negroes whs have been tried and toned wanting in that department of labor. They are heartily welcome." IstPBOVBMBNTS ON W ILA RF PROPERTY. The Central or Fraser's wharves, which were completely destroyed daring tho war, have been rebuilt, and a number of Improvements added. Aa entirely new range of offices have been erected OB the north wharf, and the whole property pal ta complete repair. It was proposed at one time to erect s steam cotton presa on the large vacant aren between the two wharves, and the project is yet under consideration. These wharves are faery localed for business, and have extensive accommodations for both storage and shipping. A targe shed will aoon be erected on South Baloo wharf, which will add considerably to the Basin esc facilities of that property. A MOB BL ESTABLISHMENT.-We invite the at? tention ?f the friends of TBS NEWS m the city and throughout the State to the excellent facilities Which oar office enjoys for the prompt executiou cf &U kinds of Book and Job Printing. Fully pro? vided with new type and machinery of the latest and most approved pattern, and having a large and carefully selected stock of cards, envelop and papers of ail qualities, TUB NKWS Job Office is now /prepared to AD orders for every description of piata sad ornamental printing in the very best saan ncr, and at rates at least aa low aa any other establishment m the Southern States. Cali at TUBNsws bunding (ap-stalrs) and examine onr sosia of prktes and spool meas of our work. BOOTH CAROLINA MONUMENT ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the South Carolina Monument Asso? ciation waa held on Saturday, the 20th Instant, at the Washington Street Chapel, Columbia. Mrs. Bowe, of Richland, was requested to preside. Th? oonaUtatlon was adopted, and tho following Office rn unanimously elected: President, Mrs. L. a MoOord. vice-President, Hrs. winiam Wallace. Treasurer and Chairman Of Flo aa oe Committee, Mrs. J. L. Reynolds, cor? responding Secretary, Mrs. J. T. Darby. Record? ing Secretary. Miau L D. Martin. Hoard of Mana? gers-Mrs. John Simpleton, Mis. a Raskell, Mrs. iota Preston, Jr., Mrs. D. linger, Misa LaBonle, Mrs. A. Snowden, Mrs. John McKenzie, Mrs. J. N. W biko er, Mrs. R. C. Bec*, Mrs. J. S. Gaillard. Fi? nance Oumraittce- Mrs. L. Howe, Mrs. 8. Fair, KM. J. Fuher, Mia. J. Walles, Miss Hamp lon, Miss Wade, ' committees were appointed For each oonntj io aoueot subscriptions, enroll members, and to manage the Loarnos* ot tho association through .st the SUte. Tte pries of mamfecrsbrp of the association waa Axed at twenty-five oents per annum, but soto acJtpUu&s or say amount will bc gladly received. A resol tn kw waa laen adopted ejecting the fol? lowing honorary members: Kia. Wade Hampton, Mrs. B. H. Anderson, Hrs. J* H. Kershaw. Mrs. J. Conner, Mrs. James ijbetabt, Mrs. J. & Preston. Mrs. M. 0. Butler, Mrs Johnson Hagood, Mra. BL Jenkins, Mra. A. BtABigault, Mrs. John Brutton, Mm. B. M. I aw, Mrs. B. McGowan. Mrs. M. L. Bonhara, Mrs. B. ;rs, KM. X. fi. Logan, Mrs. J. D. Kennedy, OMM. Mn. M, F. Aies ander. RiiL EST?T? SALES.-Mr. A. C. McGillivray sold yesterday lae plantation on tao west branch of Cooper River, known as Buck Hall, containing A37 acres, for $0100. A plantation on Wadmalnw, containing 200 acres, for $'?000. A two story dwelling and outbuildings in the Town ot Blueten, for tfiOO. A lot and buildings on thc north bide or Hudson i street, for $3900. A lot and bnlldings on the west side of Franklin street, opposite tlx Marine Hospital, for $4000. Messrs. Leiten A Bruns sold a three story wooden dwelling on tho east eidc of Meeting street, and known as Ko. 290, for $2000. Messrs. J. & W. Knox sold a farm or seven acres ou Sullivan's Island, near thc Myrtles, for $??0 .-ash. ^ D?FALCATION OK A EUOAD STREBT BROKER, Thc telegraph has already announced the arrest, in New York, of Mr. Charles Colin, a broker of this city. Mr. Cohn ls charged with having obtained money on false pretences, by selling domestic ex? change on New York houses, with which he had no account, the drafts being returned protested Messrs. W. C. YVhitden A Co., the First National Bank and others, are tho Mutterers. Th j ag;: gate of the losses have been about $15,000. His stated that application will bc made to Governor Scott to-day fora r?quisition on the Coverlid of New York for the accused party. Telegrams have been received by sonic of the victims, stating that "it was all right, that thc money would bc paid.-' Mr. Cohn has been a resident or Charles? ton for th j past taro or three years, and enjoyed thc confidence of those with whom he had busi? ness dealings. CRUMBS.- rion. E. C. Bi.kcr, from Suffolk, Mass., has alighted in Darlington, and will hence? forth make South Carolina his home. He is said to have been president or thc Massachusetts Senate at one time, and a lawyer of.no mean ability. Nineteen strings of confiscated fish were sent to the Orphanhonse yesterday. Jas. Powern was arrested for assaulting Michael Darcy willi a knife. The garnet set presented to Orange Lodge and raffled during thc tate Fair was won by Mr. W. Pauling, of Oraugeburg. W. W. Corcoran, a somewhat noted character, recently took a strong fancy to some coats in the omeo of thc Northeastern Railroad Depot, and appropriated theaamc. Officers Lovett and Trnall arrested the thief and recovered the property. Three negro boys made a raid yesterday after? noon upon a box of firecrackers In front of thc store of Mr. Jos. Trlest, at the corner of East Bay and Cumberland streets. They succeeded in car? rying off the booty. Gold closed yesterday evening in New York at 24?{. This Is lower than it bas been at any time since the war. TUB Quo WARBANTO CASES OK CITY OFFI? CERS.-These cases were heard by Chief Justice Moses at Chambers, in Columbia, on Tuesday last, upon return t to the rules upon thc several defen? dants to ?show ca?an why they should not be at? tached for contempt, in not obeying the orders made in the several coses on thc 4th October last. The cases were argued by C. R. Miles, Esq., for the relators, and D. T. Corbin, City Attorney, for defendants. The Chief Justice reserved his decision, but at the same*time announced emphatically that the orders of the court shall bc respected and obeyed, and there should be a speedy termination of j thc cases, for that thc present condition of things was not only Injurions to thc public, but discredi? table to all concerned. The decision hi these cases involves the validity of the action of the City Council In abolishing the offices of Assessor and Assistant Assessor, and creating the offices of Appraiser and Assistant j Appraiser, and electing thereto thc defendants, P. J. Coogan and Moses Camplin, after judgment of | ouster had been pronounced against them; in removing the City Sheriff and electing thc de? fendant, George Addison, to thc office, and also in declaring the offloe of Flour Inspector, tilled by Mr. Averill, to be vaoant, and electing thereto the defendant, M. OaulUeld. The questions Involved in these cases are not only of vital Importun?e to the parties, but con? cern the whole community, who are Interested that thc supremacy or the law shall be main? tained. The decision of the Chief Justice is anxiously expected. Hotel Arrivals-November 33. CHARLESTON HOTEL. Geo. T. Jackson, Augusta; Hey ward Brown, Barnwell; Jno. J. Llndsday, New York; H. Ken? dell, Portland; F. Wiley, New York; L. Boy ken, A. Deas, Camden; G. S. Ruble, Chattanooga; S. B. Paul, Virginia; W. L. Van Ness, Atlanta; J.J. McLure, Mrs. J. J. McLure, Master Tom McLure, Chester; Thoa. B. Wattson, Philadelphia; J. C. Gillett, Augusta; S. Warren Nelson, Clarendon; j G. Ell Austin, Pennsylvania; F. A. Shower, Mrs. j P. A. Shower, Philadelphia; J. N. Wright, Towcll vlUe, Ohio; Mrs. A. Caldwell, Miss M. E. White, Miss Ada Caldwell. Miss L. Hutchinson, James S. White, Rock HUI; John M. DtSaussnre, Camden; T. L. Henry, Savannah. PAVILION HOTHU Samuel W. Symes, Cooper River; William F. Ervingand wife, Walhalla; George L. Howard, Richmond; 8. IL Tates, Cheraw; O. Wxshburne, Pon Pon; M. IL Waehtcl, Augusta; S. II. Borncau, T. S. Jones, Collcton. MILLS HOPSK. W. S. Tallott, Paris, Ky.; S. B. Hardy, D. I). Rogers, J. J. Innis, A. Paul, Wm. A. Christian, H. I 0. PhiBlps, W. LI. Church, B. Lomos, T. J. Murphy, New York; H. W. Mathews, O. P. Prince, H. Ycatmore, Baltimore; Charles Logan, ll. Solomou, Columbia: Anson Strainer, Boston; W. Nixon and son, Philadelphia. To tUe Citizens of Charleston. During a abort absence from tho city, my name and that of a lady relative have been asso? ciated in a manner so disreputable, that while her mends and mine wonld understand how false is the charge, to all others lt is proper that at the earliest moment I should pronounce thc whole matter stamped with utter falsehood. Without delay I wm proceed to the exposure of this nefa? rious conspiracy, and vindicate my name and the character of tho lady from thc foul aspersion with which it hos been attempted to affect them. ANDREW M. MOKBLA.VD. Charleston, 8. C., November 25, 1800. B US I X E S S NOTICES. A LOT OF LETTES A>;? Non: PAP.-:?!, con? signed to as by mistake, will be sold row for ac? count of shippers. Lotter $2 50 and $3 25; Note $1 SO and $2 35. NEDPViLLE ft HANNAM, novtt 2 No. :< Broad street BUSINESS ENVELOPES.-Tins NEWS Job Odie; Ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous? and. Send your orders. Every m er chant and business man should havo his card printed on his envelopes. Coir, OF DICKENS* or Seottfa Works Is present? ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen? tury. oet6 dumber, jrnei, Sst. C OAL I COAL I COAL! 800 tons Rad Ash 5gg COAL landing from Brig Gambia, and ter sate by H. P. BARER A Ca, Coal Yard, nov22 No. 20 Cumberland street. JENKINS & CUNNINGHAM, COTTON BROKERS ams 0 0 M M I 8 8 I 0 N MERCHANTS, No. 2 WARP.EN BLOCK, (ap stairs,) AUGOOTA, GA. MEN JENKINS. ROBT. E. CTTKNTNOTUR. Sore agents for the sale of the celebrated Dixon A Peeler Cotton Seed lor thc Br.r.^u of South Caro? tina and Georgia. References-J, T. Gardiner and J. X Cohen A Sons. AngQota, Ga?, and Clag horn. Herring A Go., Charleston, 8. G. and Augusta, Qa. DOCQ amos OFFICIAS.. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofflcc at Charleston, Tor the week ending November 25, 1809, and printed officially in TUB DAILY wrwa, as the newspaper having thc largest circulation in thc City ot Charleston. STANLEY c. TROT.". Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. Allston, I Marleston, MissjOswcld, Mrs A li?tes, Mrs Mel l II ! P. vina lla.-c!!, Mrs L C O'Brien, Mrs Bettison, Mlas Hains Mrs ll j Eden WV Harrie, Mrs R 'Pori .-.-. Mrs C J Drown, Mrs Sa-Hampton, lira Pincott, Miss rah S ! Mamie Renton, Mrs Inglesby, Miss Register, Mrs Prances Kate \ Elizabeth Blake, Mrs Jcnncrctt. MrslReynolds, Mrs Francos C | Aim Blaney. Mrs 0 JetlbrdS, Mrs Ll Relis, Mrs M Uland, Mrs Isa- v Rhett, .Miss bella V Iones, Hiss L Bl Elise Bork, Mrs Celes- F Richburg, Mrs ta Jone-, Mrs 0 C M S Royston, Mrs C Jones, Mrs C ClRlcbardSOB, Howman, Mrs F I Mrs P A ii Jenkins,Mrs PL Richardson, 'Bransrord, Mrs Kcnne<ly, Miss clarinda F Cathrin Richardson, Rurnci, Mis? Knapp, MISS Miss 1, K Annie Ada Robin, Miss OV BnckelCW, Mrs Ladson, Mrs Robertson, Miss F L Caroline R l. Carpenter. Miss Lawrence, Mrs Rumley, Mm S Nellie Caroline L Callahan, Ellen Levey, Miss Ra- Ryvers,Mra Em Carey, Miss B T Chel ma Chaplin, Bliss MlLeadgcrton, Mrs Schultz, Miss M K* cw Slnunons, Misa Chichester, Kiss Lockwood, Mrs J Sarah Arno (Simmons, Mrs A Chichester, Miss Landers, Hiss" S i Marr Buen smalls, Miss S Clifford, Mrs c Lynch, Miss R A| A C Lynea, Mrs \i M ?Smrill?. Venus Coleman, Mis Marshall, Mrs EiScinldt, Mrs ri Phebe J Smltli, .Mrs EC Collins, Mn-; S C Martin, Mrs J MlSmith, Miss S 0 Costa, Mrs v Maxwell, Mrs S Bey moor, Mrs W DOOk, Miss K Miller, Miss Bet-| W Daves, Mrs An- ?cy iSinklcr, Mrs. nie Myers, Miss BA James Bonis, Maria Hiller, Mian E M Sinton, Mrs Berr, Miss Anna Miller, Mrs Re- Mary Dcteniel, Mrs ii becca Slsko, Mrs Rosa Bent::, Mrs Massue, Misa Solar, Mrs Eini Lcouard Marv ly Bowling, Mrs M Man, Miss B A stevens, Mri A Mathis, MISS Louie Dumme, Mrs Ami i Strain, Cathrin Charles Mas-;. Mrs Milln Star, Mrs Em DeBose.Mrs W S Headier, Mrs G ma 'Fitzgerald, Mrs W Taylor; Miss A M AJe:.imin<rer, C Fripp, Mrs Isa- Miss Marv Turner, Mrs S S bella Mitchell, Mrs A Walsh, Mrs R Gaillard Mrs P R Weston,MissAM Cannon, Mrs R Miked, Miss S J M Grostino, Miss FlMichal, Ellen White, Miss E A Grar, Miss Mat-Murphy, Mrs J Whilden, Mrs tic Me A.nary, Miss M R Oreen, Mrs Lau- lt Winston, Hiss ra McConnell, Miss Lucv Gadsdon, Miss K C Withers, Miss A il McDonald, Miss J Grant, Mrs Cor- M Wingate, Mrs K nelia McCarthy, Miss S Grant, Miss Net- S Winds, Mrs lie Mcsweeney, Dressy. Garrcdo, Mrs McLaln, Miss Worneker, Mrs Josopa Mary P A Tlugce, Mrs Sue ?Vanny, Mary Wright, Mrs Holms, Mrs M R Ann Mary Holms, Miss T Nell, Mrs Ann Yccard, Mrs Hands, Miss Nicbough, Muss Adeline Jane Lena Young, Mrs A MENS LIST. i Abrahams, T H (Jordan, O M Rarjen, H Abrahams, Jas Kahn weller, Ja- Rawlings, John II cob W Allston, F C Kenedv, Daniel Redmond, Da Alston, W II Keen, Dr T W vid Amherst, II St Klmealy, Pat- Rice, A G John rick Richardson, Jas Ancrum, Lewis Kely, Andrew R Archer. James Kuck, Wm M Richardson. Arthur, John H Kuhrt, ll W John Assistant Lobatut, Pres- Riley, James Bee, J J ton L Robinson, Red Black, Geo C Lamottc, Jcffcr- lng Roots, Wm son Robinson, Sarn Boyaden, E L Largerwood, W ucl Bradley, J C B Roddy, Bell A Co Breed A Co Lareeinc, Col- Redelsperger, P Bull?s, Leonard lins Rodolph, Moses Calm, J Latani, Anson Rotcrigus, Esq Calagher, Thom- Lawrence, Trios Roses, Joseph as Lawrence, FD Rudlluger,John Cu m man. C A Lee, M L Salter, J J Capers, Dick Lee, Edward S Satathlte, John Carocntcr, Le Huge, A Saughran, Mi James Ltndcnthal, A chael Carson, B A Llustrom, Knie- Sanders, Henry Copper, Dan rick Scott, Abner Corren, Thomas Lockwood, H D Semkcn, Jo Oox, W H Lodcrhosc, Au- hann Cuthbert, Dr gust Shingler, Col W Thort L Loud rick, Geo P Cutter, W B Lucas, G B Silliman, Ho Dcarborne, Geo Lndcn, N C race B B Ludwig, Dr J C Simmons, HB Deighen, John Lumsden, D Simmons, T T Dclany. John Lacie Simmond, J M DeVeaux, John Mackalvcy Stngclare, M E P James Singleton, Jo Devough, James Mahon, Jas M seph Dooling. W Mallen!, W Skinner, John R Dunn, Michael Maloney, ML M Bugle, Wm II Matteson, Alex- Sloan, Nelson Edwards, Julius ander Smalls, Simeon Ehrlcks, Henry Mathewea, Wm Sommer, Pran Elsey, Wm W Mathewea, J M Cay Evans, W E Mathewea, Nel- Span, Dick Fisher, Wm son Sparks, Samuel Fisher, K O Marzyck A Sprony, John Fisehheck, tl Duenslng Steting, Fritz Flood,Lawrence May. John Steward, John Flynn, John T Meehan, John Steads, John P Flynn, Chas H Menang, Con- Streckfuss, O F Fogarty,Simeon rad Suber, E B Prob, F Moyer, C H Sullivan, Daniel Gates, J Lord Meyer, Henry Taylor, John Gifford, Geo P Meyer, A F Tavlor, Clement Goodsou, Derry Myers, A G I) Graham, Johu Middleton, Pe- Terry, Joseph M Grant, O ter Thompson, Granville, Mar- Miller, W G Primus rell Miller, Wm Tlcdcmann, Greenough, (eul'd) Henry Daniel J Mi:ct:ai), John Tiencken, n W Grobbofler, Mitchell, Dr c L Tindall, R W Charles Molloy, TIIOH Tolley, c O G?ttin, Hon S L Morgen, Amito- Tcwles, Daniel Ilallnway. K nia Twlcdman, Harken, J Hen- Morris, John Dlcdrick rick Munro, Wm Varouy, J F Harken, Johann Munro, Moses Vick, Joseph C Harrison, James Munson, Albert Volghts, Henry W McDonald, Capt Von Eitzen, H H Harrison, James McLaln, JJS D Von Lintia, F Mcsweeney, Heinrick Havens, Th30 F Miles Waring & Si Hill, Mr, (watch- (forth, Abram mons maker,) Nuvinc Joha P Walker, Rev A Hills, E Ii KVHrlon, Wm D Hilton, J II KJ'Callahau.Dcu- Walker, Prince Hillinycr,JD nls Warren, Wm R Hlnrlcks, Theo- O'Neill, A Warrington, R dore O'Neill, M L L nearer, W O'Sullivan, Dan- Washington, Hoffman, II Iel Edward Hogarth. Ed- P?hls, H Wedemier, Hen ward F Parham, FF ry nolnark, Rob- Parker, Dr L West, Thomas crt Vane-?* Westcott, J W Horres, Henry Parry, Peter Wheatou, J W Howe, ll I'crry, Wm White, Ceo Uuypt, Capt Petit, Charles P Wienges, Henry Jas A Dews, Henry W Hullen, J n Plnckoy, Dub- wilson, J F Jackson, Elcbv lin Wilshire, Stos T Powers, Michael tlne.A Co Jandrell, J M Prince, Capt Witherspoon, Jenkins, ?leary Henry Isaac Jones, W A Pudlgon, A Woods, Frank Johnson, OA Purcell, Dennis W?lling, James Johnson.Tolbert Pnrae A Thomas M Johnson, Capers tlulun. Jas 0 Woodruff, Jose T Uaracsden, phus Johnstone, Capt Johu Wright, Brace Sedgwick . F CS" Persons depositing litton; in the Postofflcc will please place the stamp near thc upper nght hr.nd corner or the envelope, and they will also plc&so to ramembsr that without the stamp a let? ter cannot bc mailed, bet will be sent to thc Dead Lotter Oase. tailoring, &z. n LOTH ING, T A I L O ii I N G AND FURNISHING GOODS. MENKB A MU LL KR, No. 326 KINO BTXBET, Three Doora below Liberty street. Have Josi received sad opened a large and fine amurunuui of Men'a Youths' and Boy's CLOTH? ING, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac Consisting, ot Elegant OVERCOATS, Du si ness and Dress Sulla, White and Colored Shirts, Underwear Gooda, Ac, English and Domestic Hair nose, Alexander's and OuuvlslCT'H Kid Htovea, Buckskin, Doeskin, Calfskin ; Cloth, Cassi mere, Tweed; Silk and Tl ire ad (Doves, Linen and Paper Collars, Cravats, Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Buspeudere, Dm b relias, Ac Also, a large and w ?!: assorted stock of BROAD? CLOTH, CASS1MKR'', GOHSKIN, B B A V R R CLOTH, Ac, a lutvc vurloty af Uie now e ty le l'un Li and Vest Pancras, whtoh we offer to sell Dy piece, yard or patient, or make op Into garments by measure, in thc latest styles. Our stock has been selected with great care, and pnces marked very low, lu plain azures. Being coutldent timi wc can offer inducements inequalled by any other house, we solicit buyers in our linc to give us a call berurc purchasing elsewhere A? 'inter* wlU receive ear prompt and very c?refill attention: Entire sat?sfast?ou ts guarautcvsL corn mvr?mos Juraran?. pUBELY MUTUAL. -o T II E EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF TOE UNITED STATES, No. 92 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. WM. 0. ALEXANDRE.I'RBSTDKNT Organized September, 1859. ? CASH ASSETS OVER.$10,008,000 ANNUAL- INCOME OVER.$ 8,000,000 All PROFITS divided annually among thc assured. Its losses are paid promptly. All Us POLICIES ARE NON-rORFRITING. O, A. BOWEN, of JA M KS AIXJKH <fc Co., Resident Agent. WM. B. SHAW, No. 141 Meeting street, General Agent, Charleston, S. C. novit v. fmlrao {jar?ttiare, (Eutlcrn, Sst. JJ A R T & CO., II A K L> W A. Il E M E It C HANTS) C ll A R LE 8T O N, B. C. D. D. COOKS. r>. S. BAJtT. N. S. nAJ:T. T. MORAS. JOflK V. il'KAMEE. WHOLESALE STORE, No. Vi ?IAYNE STREET; RETAIL STORE, CORNER KING ANO MARKET STREETS. RAR IRON, MILL ROCKS, PLOUGHS FEEL, BOLTING CLOTH, NAILS, CIRCULAR SAWS, METALS, FAN MILLS, 6HNS, nOES, PLOUGHS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPRNTBRS' TOOLS, BLACKSMITHS1 TOOLS, BRICKLAYERS' TOOLS, TANNERS' TOOLS. ALSO, A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF ROD?ERS? TAREE AND POCKET CUTLERY, PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARB, HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. sept24 fmw3taos nae ?llisccllaneons. JAMES II A R R A L A CO. COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2 3 WHITEHALL 3TKEET, (Lower end of Broadway,) NEW YORK. Linera! advances made upon Billa of lading. nov23 lmonac _ JJO YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI NITKLT Sick Headache, Soar Eructations and Acidity of the Stomach? OSE SOIiOMON'S BITTERS. Por sate by RAOUL A LYU AH. septn 3mos M ILLS HOUSE STABLES. The undersigned respectfully informs the citi? zens of Charleston and the travelling public gene? rally that he has opened the MILLS HOUSE STA? BLES in Chalmers street. He will have Omni? buses and Carriages at the several Railroad Sta? tions and Steamship Landings to convey passen? ger* to the Mills House, or any part of the city. He will also receive orders to convey passengers to the Railroads and Steamships from private residences. Having a fine assortment of Carriages, with careful and experienced drivers, he Bollclts orders for the same. ROBERT GRAHAM, nov24 wfrns Proprietor. gOLOMON'S BITTERS ?ITS GENERAL SATISFACTION. For sale by septlT Hmas_RAOUL ft LYN An. fJUIE DRAWING OP SPANISH TOIJOY TAKES PLACE DAILY lu the large Hall in thc rear of our Baaklng Uouae. CHAH0B3 TEN CUNTS BACH. Prlr.es ranging in value from $7 to $777,700. One prise to every 107 blanks. Send to os ten cents and any three numbers between 107 and 777,790, they will be pat into the wheel. If you draw a prize we win let you know by return mall. 60 A LB OF niEOOfNT FOR CH AN OKS : I Chance.io els. 100 Chances.$8 76 lOCbanoca..Vb ots. WO Chances.17 00 20 Chancos.$1 ii 400 Chances.33 00 oo Chances.4 so tooo Chances.80 CO Address all communications to J. M. KLARE A CO., Lankern, And Sole Agents Tor Spanish Policy in t hc United States, nov26 12* No. CM Broad wayjtfew York. jyO YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY at night, and awake tn the morning with a thorough appreciation of yosr egg, roHs and corree ? OSE SOLOMON'S RITTERS. For aalc by RAOUL A LYNAH. ROptn 3mss P Jfcrlili^frs. nOSPUATE ROOK. Phosphate Rook of a high grade, delivered at a wlutrf in the city, or alongside of a ship. Por sale by ll. V. SAKER A Co., novae mwf No. 20 Cm^bcrland street JJACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME, nm COMPOSTING wrrn COTTON SEED. This axtkjlc is manufactured at the Campr.ny'R Works under thc direction and super! n tenden se of Dr. RAVKNEL. It eon lams the same clements of fertility as SoluNe Pacido Owano, except that it ts not furnished with ammonia. It ls prepared expressly for composting with cotton seed, walsh firmlshea UK element of ammonia-the object be I lng to render that aido-prodoot of the plantation available to tho highest degree aa aa element or fertility. $4? cash, or |M on tst Knasatoer, 187?, for ap? proved city aesoptanoe er other good eeenxtty. For farther, and parties tar information, apply to the undersigned, J. N. ROBSON, Agent for South Carolina, BOB. 1 and a Alian Uo Wharf. ?JOHN. 8. REESE ft 00., General Agenta Baltimore, oom wrmamosrvsc ~?TO. I PERUVIAN GU ANO. 16S tons No. 1 PBItUTFAJt GUANO, nov land? ing from schsoncr Archer ft Reeve*. For Bale by T. J. KERR A ca novio gUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER. Mammctured and for sale by Dr. H. BAfiR. oat? Ko. 131 Meeting street. 61]irts ano fnrmsrjing OJoobe. NB PR I GE! 0 to ~ c . * * ? ^ SO a uj S S I .- s M w S s a cc 2 g I i'll H to 3 g S ? B "w?g ? ? " a ? s g rf g H S 1 * -te 2 * S s s 0 N B PRICE! DOT 22 F RESH ARRIVALS! LATEST STYLES I COMFORTABLE FIT I LOWEST PRICES I S S S s s 3 S S 8 s scorns 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 SSSSSSS S STAR SHIRTS S 8 S S AMD COLLARS S s s S READY MADE S S S S AND MADE S S S S TO ORDER. S s s s - s S MEN'S S S 8 S. F URN I S IHN G S I S S S 3 8 S S SSSSSSS S GOODS. S S S S S s a S S s AT THE GREAT Bm ET KMPORtTJM ! LOOK FOR THE STAR SIGN, MEETING STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL. novlS ute _ Jnsrinmce._ [- N s ? R E IN THE I SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY, tr N B Tf YORK CITY. President, Romner l" OAHU; vice-President, Tana R. WHITMORE; Secretary, ISAAC H. ALLKN. General Agent for South Carotina, W. UDTSON TOW.VSKNU, Aiken. O ROAN I 7. K I) I N 1802. Ar*!is, December 31. isus.$1,RM,.".70 00 Amount Insured m isos.11,601,388 00 Cl.ams pa?t!. H.' . SJUO No restrictions on travel. Only Bound lives in? sured. Loan of portion of premio m allowed when do slrcd. Dividends declared annually. Last Dividend M rvjc rent. All fo-ius rf Life and Endowment Policy Issued. Attention is especially invited IO Hie Ten Year Non-Forreiiure and Ute Return Premium plans, lusiiriinou ny tue latter costs thc policy-holder ONLY TUB INTKRBBT UrOM HIS ANNUAL PKBMIUMS. ror tim Premiums themselves are returned at death in addition io tho lull amount orme Policy. Tins Company is chartered under the Laws ol tho State of Now York, and lt Invites the closes) scrutiny into Its condition os exhibited m oi?etal reports of Insurance Departments of New York and Massachusetts. y i nen AL Au ? NTS tK ran STATS AT LABOSV- A. J. NORRIS, J. B. WILKI K, J. M. DUTSON, a A, UI?A?SS?RB, a O. 8TRPHBN8, J. J. MACKEY R. P. GANTT, S. H. SYDNOR, ?. K. MOIPAON, G* D. RHODOS, L. O. STKPHENM, RSFRUKNCK8.-IL 'A. LAURKY. Hsq., IL M. ALFJ?ANDKR, Esq., RICHARD UU.DWELL. Rsa.. M. H. NATHAN, ?sq., Messrs. bTOLL, WELiB A CO., Messrs. IL 00 Lt IA A CO. Mr. W.M. F1TC1L Mcdhmi Examiner. LOUIS 8HRRPB8BE, Agent for OharlcMon, S. C., OPFICB Ka 40 BROAD STREKT, (Second Floor.) nov22 18_ ?J^OUIS McLAIN, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 4 8 BROAD BT RR BT. Charleston, S. C Stocka, Bonds arid Gold bought, earrtod and ? sold hhort in New York City. Particular attention paid to the parchase and 1 sale of ah kind* of Southern Secnrttles. ecu B Ruction 0aics-~(?lrie Btayi. Bj MILES DRAKE. OOTS, SHOES AND HATS. TIII8 MORNINC, at io o'clock, I will sell at my Store, corner of King and Liberty streets, SEVENTY-FIVE CASKS ItOOTS AND SHOES, RK OEIVED HY STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, OONSISTINU OF: Cases Men's Calf Creole and Q. F. Button CON GRKSS Cases Men's Calf and Buff Balmorals-? to 10 and ii to 13 Oasrs Men's Buff and Wax Rrogans Cases Men's Crain Hoots, 13 inch leg Cases Men's Ce If and Kip H. W*. Roots Cas^s ?loy's Caif Congress and Balmorals Cases Women's Qoat and Ruff llooteea Casca Children's Qoat Polish Boots-6 to io Cases Ladies' Pine s-rge Congress Cartoons Ladles', Misses' and children's Gaitera, Haliiiurals, Ac 50cases, ::oo dozen, Hen's anil Boy's Fo!f and Wool Hats, vartoua styles. novio ~~ By J71)RA^TN IWRD, Am-tioncer. BANK HILLS AND S^UKlTIES FOR SALK. Will he sold at thc nor : of the Exchange, at ll o'clock A. M., THIS BAY, 20th inst., $12.500 HUN of BANK <-<. STATE OF KOBTH CAROLINA, issues of 1801 and 1802. 34Shares of Hank of Charleston sroek. ia;, half ?liares Rani: of Charleston Steck. 300 shares People's Bank Stock. 3500 sitares Northeastern Railroad First Mort? gage Bonds. 50 shares Northeastern Railroad Preferred I ?tock. Conditions cash. novit? &uction GnlcG--iTuturc dans. Bj J. & w. KNOX, Auctioneers. ]TIA RM ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, 8IT 1 UATEO A SHORT DISTANCE A HOVE THE SITE OP TUM MOULTRIE HOUSE. Will Le sold on SATURDAY, 37th Instant, at 12 o'clock M., on tue uroonda, A FARM now owned by Mr. J. Toohey, formerly tuc property of Mr. Henry Donohue, containing t even acres under good cultivation, Inclosed by a good picket fence, having a comfortable Dwelling anil outhouses attached ; also a good well of wa? ter. Bounded north by back beach, south by front beach, cast by J.ot of Mr. Powers, and west by that of Mr. Bruggcman. Terms-Half cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured hy bond and mort? gage. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. Boat leaves for the Island al 10 o'clock A. M., return lng at 4 o'clock P. M. no vie ~By J. & W. KNOX. FARM STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ON FARM ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, LATE THE PROPBRTY OF MR. HENRY DONOHUE, SITUA? TED A QUARTER OF A MILE ABOVE THE SITE OF THE MOULTRIE HOUSE. Will bc sold all the Stock on above Farm, at 12 o'clock on SATURDAY, 27th instant. Comprising one tine ?Roon MARK, two Colts, three Milch Cowa, two Hogs, Poultry, Farming Im? plements, Ac ALSO, Front 6000 to 7000 Bricks. Boat lcavi s lovelock A. M., returning 4 P. M. Terms cash. _nov20 By H?T80N LEE, Auctioneer. -yTALUABLE BICE PLANTATION. Dy virtue of an order of sale to me directed by thc Hon. George 3. Ilrvan, Judge of the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina, will bc ottered for sale at public auc? tion, ut the Old Post?nico, foot of Broad street, on TUESDAY, November 30th, 1669, at ll o'clock A. M., All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, in thc Parish of St. Thomas and St. Denis, on thc eastern branch of thc T of Cooper River, known as The Hagan, containing one thousand four hun? dred and eighteen acres, a large portion of which is under cultivation-the whole forming one of thc most desirable Rice Plantations in the State. Terms-One-third cash; balance In two equal annual Instalments, secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of thc premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. nov? tulto7 LOUIS McLAlN, Assignee. JJEFEEEB'S SALE. By virtue of a decree of thc Court of Common Pleas, for the Fourth Circuit of tho State of South Carolina, sitting in Equity in the case of Morris K. Jesup, et ul, vs. the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company, et al, will be sold at Public Auction, st the door of the Court? house lu Wilmington, In the State of North Caro? lina, at ll o'clock A. M., on WEDNESDAY, thc 5th dav of January, 1870, All that portion of thc WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD which Ilea within the State of South Carolina, with all the ROLLING STOCK, Equipments, Depots, Workshops, Materi? als, and everything pertaining thereunto, to? gether with all thc rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances, as set forth and more particu? larly described in the several mortgages men? tioned in the proceedings. ? 1 Thc terms of the sale are cash; the bonds of the Company secured by tho mortgages mentioned in the report or the special referee, and Hied In the case, to he accepted from the purchaser pro rata as part payment In thc order of priority es? tablished by the report; provided that the same rateable proportion of cash bc paid in for thc other bonds of thc same grade or priority not In thc hands ot thc purchaser; and provided, also, that suillcient cash bc paid in to cover costs, charges and expenses or sale; the purchaser also to pay rorpapor?. W. ALST? >N PRINGLE, Special Referee. Charleston, 16th November, ison. QOHMISSIONBB'S SALE. Dy virtue of a decree or thc Court, or Knnlty or thc County or New llanover, or the State or North Carolina, in the cass or Morris K. Jesup, et al, vs. the Wilmington and .Manchester Rail? road Company, ct al. Michail donley, Commis? sioner, duly appointed by the Court, will kell at Public Auction, at thc door of thc Courthouse in Wilmington, in thc State of North Carolina, a*, ll o'clock, A. M., on WEDNESDAY, the 5ih ?loy of January. 1S70, Ali that portion of the WILMINGTON AND MAN? CHESTER RAILROAD whioh Iles within thc suite or North Carolina, with all Hie rolling stock, equip? ments, depots, workshops, materials and every? thing thereunto pertaining, together with all the rights, prlvUeges, franchises and appurtenances, as set forth and more particularly described in the several mortgages mentioned in the pro? ceedings. Terms of sale are cash. Thc bonds of Ute said Company, secured by the three tint mortgages, to wit: Thc mortgage to Edward Sandrord. dated May 1,1861; thc second mortgage to Edward Sandrord, dated March l. 1863, and the mortgage to George W. Dargan, dated thc 19th or April, 1356, shalt be accepted in I full as part payment, according to Hie priority of (.aid mortgages; and thc bonds of the said Com? pany, secured by the mortgage U> the said Morris K. Jesup, shall be accepted pro rata, as part pay? ment in thc order or priority established in paid mortrrage. M. ORON LY, Commissioner. Wilmington, N.C. HOVIO tuf ??wi Qlnctioncers' Urinate Saleo, Ut. By J. FRASER 8L4T1IEWES. j^ICK AND PROVISION PLANTATION. At Private Salo That valuable RIOS AND PROVISION PLAN? TATION, called Romney, situated at Sooth l orry, ra thc Sarrec diver, containing 1333 acres-th J cleared and ander bank, 3C0 high laud, ST clear? ed, balance well timbered wi:it ey press, oak,n. The Plantation io now ender cultlvatioii, ia well settled with Dwelling, barns ??.rol negro houses, and kDowti as ono oi thc best places on thc river. Titres unexceptionable For terms, armly to J. FRASRR HATHBWES, Real Estate Ajretii, Do. SO Broad airest, octw rio _ Bj J. FRASER MAYHEWES. pLAKTATION IN BEAUFORT COUNTY. Ai I*rlvatc Sato SPRINU ISLAND PLANTATION, in Beaufort County, at thc junction of tho Checheases and Ou Me ton Rivers, directly opposite foot Point, the propo.*.ii terminus of Uie Deep Waler ard West? ern Railroad. lt contains three thons.md (T-ODfi) acres of high land, about two thousand p)O(') acres of which arc cleared, and o? the mont lertilc oliar ae-tcr for sea inland or ?hort cottons ?ind provi? sions, ii ls abundantly supplied with springs of <;ood water and afloras a Hus pasturage for all Kind? of stock. On thc Planta tion ls a large Dwelling Hesse and ampie outbuildings. There arc several set tb-nti nt? whlc-'i render thlB properly easy to be divided Into different phuitaUous, Being an Is land. lt requires uo rencing. lt cominandH a line view of UK harbor of Port ito; ai: is ten (io) miles distant rrom Uie entrance; coi Btdercd healthy U> live at all thc year, and well kl own as one of thc best Sea Island Cotton Plan? tions on thc coast. novio fm4 QALATOR-XIA VTSlvUAR BITTERS. Por sate hy rm. H. BAER, novll No. 13,1 Mooting street. QUrtittieerV flntwte ?air?, j?rr^ ^y^?AO??s D. DeSAUSSURE. EIGHT THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED* DOLLARS TO DE LOANED For Loan, %hrJ)Q in BONDS, secured by approv? ed real esiatn in the city. Apply as above, at No. 23 Broad street. nov?? 2_ By LOL'LS ?. DeSAUSSURE. LOT OF LAND ON BROAD, U GAN AND NEW STREETS. For sate- . The LOT OP LAND, situate at the corner of throe streets, viz: Broad. Logan and New streets, measuring 43 feet on Broad street, northwest on New street 121 leet, southwest on Dunbar Paul's Lot fi3 feet, and on Logan s'rect 180 feet. For terms apply as above, at No. 23 Broad street. novlfl tuf4 ^yl???Ts D7ItesT?SSUBE. jp LANTATION NEAR CHARLESTON. For Rent or Sale Thc PLANTATION (formerly thc residence of Mr. Crafts) immediately adjacent to Charleston Eridge Ferry on Ashley River, opposite and with? in a mile of thc city. Ou it arc good houses for t hc accommodation of lit'tcen or twenty workers, and a stable. Thc tract contuins about 300 acres, of which loo to 150 acres are cleared Land. The place has produced fine Sea Island Cotton; alargo portion of the Land has been highly manur? ed and cultivated in vegetables Hince" the war, and could now he prorttably planted in Cotton. Applv as above, at No. 23 lirond street. novio tuf4 By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. ESTATE SALE-PLANTATION IN ST. ANDREW'S PARISH. At Private Sale HOPETON PLANTATION, belonging To- Estate Wilkes. In St Andrew's Parish, about five ralles from Charleston, on thc Stono River, opposite to John's Island, and on thc Savannah k Charleston Railroad and main road. The tract contains about 9T5 aeres of Land, abont 725 of which are high Land, the balance marsh Land. About 400 aerea of the Land are cleared and adapted to the culture of cotton and provisions, and abont 31 to rice. Excellent crops of cotton have been made upon the place for years. For particulars, apply at No. 23 Broad street. novio turo By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. | ABARONY OP TWELVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED (12,800) ACRES OF LAND. At Private Salo The BARONY or TRACT OF LAND, about 2? miles from Charleston and 23 from Monnt Pleas? ant, on the Georgetown road, Charleston District, on the waters of Awcndaw Creek, containing ac? cording to thc plat of John Fenwick, Surveyor, made in 1772, twelve thousand eight hundred acres of Land, being an original barony granted to Slr Nathaniel Johnson. On the tract is a large body of woods, and there is a bold navigable creek, with several landings, 'lhere arc a Dwelling House, barn and negro bouses on the place. Apply as above, at No. 23 Broad street. novis tnffi By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. ESTATE SALE-RESIDENCE ON MEET? ING STREET. At Private Sale The three-story BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 33 Meeting street, containing ten rooms, pantry, double piazzas, cistern. Ac, with brick kitchen, carriage house and stable. The premises have re? cently been repairer. The Lot measures abont 43 feet front, 211 feet deep, and 116 feet on tho back linc Apply as above at No. 23 Broad street, novio tufa Bj LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE* JJESLDENCE ON RUTLEDGE AVENUE. At Private Sale The BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 50 Rutledge ave? line, recessed from the street seventy-five feet, containing sLz rooms 16X by 16 J? feet, three rooms 14 by VIM feet, doable piazzas, gas, cistern and well, brick kitchen, Ac. Lot measures 60 feet front by 250 feet deep; on the Lot are flowergar? den, fruit trees, figs, grapes, Ac Apply as above at No. 23 Broad street. novio tuf6 By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. gMALL RESIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY. At Private Sale The WOODEN RESIDENCE, on South Bay Bat? tery, a few doors west of Meeting street, con? taining four upright and two garret rooms, double piazzas, kitchen, Ac. Lot measures 21 feet front, with the right of way through a passage of 0 feet, common to this and the ad? joining tenement, and In depth 195 feet, more or leas. Apply as above at No. 23 Broad street, novie tuf4 By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. BRICK RESIDENCE IN HASEL STREET. For Sale Thc desirable three story BRICK RESIDENCE, on high basement, situate on the south side of H?sel street, between Meeting and Anson streets, containing eight rooms, pantry, dressing room and two piazzas, extensive orick kitchen, car? riage house and stable. The Lot measures 60 feet front, by 190 feet deep, more or less. Apply as above at No. 23 Broad street. ' novio tuffl_ By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. "RESIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY. At iTivate Sale Thc three story WOODEN RESIDENCE, Brie? Br.serncnt, No. 28 South Hay, a fe-v doors westo. King street, containing six rooms, one pantry, dressing room, two piazzas; a'rached ls a brick kitchen. Lot 60 feet front, by 160. feet deep. ALSO. Adjoining the above on Lamboll street, two two story UUILDINOS, one containing four rooms, the other two rooms. Lot measures 60 iront, by ICO feet deep. Thc two Lots together run from street to street. Apply as above at No. 23 Broad street. flOVl6 tuffl _ By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. LOT ON SOUTH SIDE VENDUE RANGE. At Private Sale The LOT, with the burnt building thereon, slti, atc on the south side of Vendue Rauge. near East Bay street, measuring 20 feet front, by 46 feet deep. Apply as above at No. 23 Broad street. novio tuf4__ "By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. JRESI?ENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET. At Private Sale The Wooden RESIDENCE on brick basement, on thc north side of Charlotte street, known by the Na 22, containing six upright, two garret, one dressing rooms, two pantries, private stair? way, two piazzas, cistern, gas, Ac. On thc prem? ises arc au excellent kitchen, a carriage house' and stable. Thc Lot measures to feet front by 240 feet dcm. Aopiy'as above, at Na 23 Broad street, u?vltf tuffl Ly LOU?S i>. DeSAUSSURE. gTO::K ON EAST BAY STREET. At Private Sate Thc TURBE STORY BRICK STORE, on East r.av street, at the southeast corner of Oordcs street, (winch was occupied for near a quarter of a century by one of our must successful mer? chants, the late Mr. Smith Mowry, Jr.) The Let measures 23 feet front by co feet deep. Tbis property ts one of the most central on Befit Bay for btislnesa. Apply aa above, at No. ?3 Broad street novio tafo By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE, HAYRE STREET STORE. RTJNNING THROUGH TO MARKET STREET. Por Sale or Rent The BRICK STORR on ?he south side of Hayne streut, opposite thc Charlefilon Hotel, now occu? pied by Mr. John Duly, measuring ii feet on Hayne street, 13 feet on Mark .1 street, and 197 feet in depth. These premises are admirably located forth? wholesale trade, and will he sohl on one-third cash, thc balance tn one, wo md three years. Aispty as above, at No. KS B-'oad strcot, novlfl tuffl Snooks ono fwncss. Q A D DLE R Y WAREHOUSE. WILLIAM H A lt R A L & CO., No. io HATTOS STKBXT. Wholesale and Retail Deniers in SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, COACH AND HARNESS MATERIALS, fte. nov 13 imo