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CITY A F FAIRS. Meeting? Tbl? Day. Landmark. Lodge, al 7 I*. M. .st. Andrew's Society, at 2 I*. M. auction s:ilc? TliN l>i.y. Mlle? Drake will Hell <\t 10 o'oluuk, al his oiovc. leys and other Christmas goods. I.cllrh & Urans will sell al II o'clock, fit the Old PoHtofllce, hanses, building lots, Ac. A.C. McCillivray win sell for the Sheriff, at 11 O'clock, at IheOld PoStOhiCC, real estate. Uutson Lee will sell at ll o'clock, at the Old 1'outoillcc, a rice plantation. R. M. Marshall ft .Brother will sell at ll o'clock, at the Old Postofflco, building lota. It. ft A. r. Oaldwoll will sell al half pant 0 o'clock, at ihclr store, bacon, lord, Ac. Henry Cobla ft Co., wilt sell at half-past 0 ?'cl ick, at llicir store, hams, sugar, ftc. O. W. Kieil'rus Will sell at hulf-past 0 o'clock, at h*s store, butler, lard, Ac. Lr.urey ft 'Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock, at. their store, sugar, mackerel, ftc. John 0. Mllnor ft Co. win sell at 10o'clock, al their store, dry goods, Indies' cloak?, ftc. Tus Rank ok ?iiarlkston Is pro (tared to redeem her bills on pr?sentai ion to the otllce So. in P.road street. Oooiit ok Obnkhai, bussions.?Ill conse tUCUCC or the continued Illness of Judge Carpen ter, the court was adjourned until Wednewlay, the 1st of llecember. Judge Carpenter Is out, but too weak to warrant an immediate resumption or his judicial duties. Hoi.lies' Lyckum.?An interesting and In structive lecture will be delivered this evening til thu Lyceum, by Protassor Holmes, on the subject "Around the World." The htnopiric lantern and drummond lights form un important feature in the entertainment, and cloud-capped towers, gorgeous temples, ami other architectural and natural wonders of the great globe will be ex hibited. St. Andkkw's Hall_It is to be hoped that the St. Andrew's Society, which hclds ils anni versary meeting to-day, will Join in the work or ronovatlng our cliy, so far as to take steps for tho early reconstruction or its hall. Tho walls or tho ruin arc as strong us ever, und we are as anrcd by well-wishers or tho society that there need be no lack of funds to place tho building In the same condition as in 1860. Tiih Last of tiik Wiialk.?The grampus r whale, as It was commonly t ermed, remnineil nn oxhibltlon at thu M Hilary Hall yesterday, but it was ovldent the huge carcass was going the way of all flesh; and notwithstanding Ihocxhilnrallug effect of n hoquet In tho blow hole and ice in tho mouth, there was a i ami or corruption In tlie air. The exhibition was a profitable speculation Tor thu lucky fishermen ; but If the monster Is not soon removed or tried out Tor his oil, he will hecorno a trial lo the neighborhood and his captors. SoitBrniNu Strakoh_Wc call th? attention r the Radicals, who huve hecn no eager to give the votlug privilege to the colored population, to tho following curious niots which the registration of I sea, In Augusta, bus just revealed: fn Augus ts) In 180S there wcro registered 1012 whites and 1357 blacks, whilst In the snme town thcio were registered, in 1809,1008 whites und 63 blacks, showing a falling on* of the whiles in 1809, com pared with isr.s, or ooi; of the blacks tar the snrae period or 1804, a total decrease In the city voie of SB0S. This decline In registered voters, among the blacks, must ho owing to one or two causes: cither they have been soon en hocusscd by Ihcirso called llmllcnl friends that they are al last deter mined to break on* everjfc?onneelion with them, or clso they so highly appreciate the privilege con fcried on tliciu that they do not think It worth the registration fee or even one dollar. Tbh LoyasiioRKMKN's Ovation to T. j. Mao KBV?The Longshoremen's Protective Onion, nil inhering about two hundred colored men, und headed by a band of mu?in, passed through the principal streets, yesterday, on their way to the South Carolina Railroad Depot to meet their dele gation to tho Labor Convention. A white banner, bearing the name or the union and the figures or a cotton bale and jackscrcw, was carried by a white man, and a United States flag was borne by a negro. When the procession was cn route for ttio depot, there were only two white men In the ranks, hut on their return tho number had In creased to seven. Two open carriages brought up tho roar or tho line, In the tlrst or which were T. J. Mackcy and throe colored men. The second arrlago contained J. O. Mackcy, Harbormaster Btodtlnrd, Stevedore Smith und one colored man. Atter passing down King and through Market to Meeting street, the procession proceeded to the Military Hall, where congratulatory addresses woro made and the delegates welcomed home. T. J. Mackcy, who holds the position or solicitor to tho Longshoremen's Uulon, and Is president ol Ute Union League, was the lion or the occasion, and, after the pow-wow at the Military Hall, was escorted lo his house. Oromrs.?Hugo fences aro being erected In various portions or the city, and gigantic posters will emblaaon the rame or tho Academy or Mudc and its (lebtUante*. The street advertising is con ducted literally on the principle that all who run may read. The City Sheriff Is preparing a list or all unpaid tax executions for publication. Tho clerk of tho market has the plana and speci fications for the ofUces or weights and measures and is ready to receive proposals tor building the Mme. Stun Jefferson was arrested yesterday for bur glary on Mr. Orcgg's plantation, onSeabrook'a Island. ? A freight train on the northeastern Railroad met with an accident yesterday, by which three ars were deposited In the ditch. A dimeuity occurred at the Postotnce yesterday afternoon, during the delivery or the mall, between a white policemen and one of the crowd. Blows -wore passed, and there was an apprehension that tho glasses to the boxes would be broken, but peace was restored without damage to tho sur roundings. Mr. Cudwortb, tho express messenger, who was injured by tho late accident on the Seuth Carolina Railroad, Is much belter, thongh ho will he confined to his bed for some time. An itinerant vendor or an adhesive cement Is the centre or m traction la the neighborhood or tho market. Tbh RfiCKNT Romanic?VrsnoioT op tub OonoNER's Jury.?The coroner's Jury, In tho curd of Jim Oalley, who died from Injuries reoelvcd noar tho Slx-mllo House, on tho 30th Instant, was convened at. 10 A. M. yesterday. Isaao While, a colored man, who was known to have boon In tho company of the deceased tu a late hour on the evening preceding his death, liad been arrested on suspicion; but nothing oould bo proved gainst iilin, ami ho was successfully defended t?y H. W. Schroder, Bsq. Numerous witnesses wcro examined, and tho whole teotlraouy pruved that about 10 o'clock on tho evening or k tho 20th lust., Ualley. had gono to Mupus' store, uoar tho Six-mile ilouso, to pur chase supplies, and had not returned. Search vas made tar lilm nbont daylight, and ho whs found lying near the railroad track with a large wound In tho hack or tils head. One witness tea titled that he had heard loud talking and pistol hots during tho night, bnt took no notice of ll, as It was a common occurrence. Italic/ was ro moved to Captain Myers' house, aud thence to the Roper Hospital, where he died. Tho wuimd 'was at first supposed to bo a gunshot, but v, <b subsequently conceded to br caused by a blow or * fail. Tho witnesses weie examined at sumo length, bnt tailed to attach tho onus or tho deed on nay one, and the Jury rendered a verdict "that the deceased caino lo his death from In juries received on his head In sonio manner un known to tho Jury, together with tho oxposure to tho cold woathcr on Saturday, tho 20th instant." The Jury were all white. rUHTt'ONMUBNT OK INSTALLATION BKUVtONS. Tim installation or ihc Rur. w. w. lin ks, i>. t>., a* nssoclula pastor or st. John's Lutheran Chureh, which was announced to tnko pl? a on Sunday next, hu? bcon unavoidably postponed to conse quence of the absence or one of the clergy who was expeeted to onitiute un that occasion. Dr. Hicks will now li". Installed on the first Sunday In January. --9 Arrivai, ok Tmuioranth.?Mr. w. !. I'Vr low,who was some llmo nno appointed otiool tho Immigration agents of tho Slate, und who, for many months past, has been diligently at work In ttut North of Europe to turn a portion of the ttdoof Immigration towarils BoutliCarolina, ar rived in (lie ctly yesterday from Mulmo, Sweden, bringing with htm twenty-six Swedish Immi grants, mostly farmers, masons and carpenters. The new coiners nil oxpocl to select homes In tho Interior of our .??etc. Mr. Portow, who luis secured the ngoncy of llio Unnanl llneol sleameni at Mulino, and has correspondents at Uopenltagon and Hamburg, says thst ho can induce any number or Swedes, Danen, and Her mans to seek our shores. If our planters who de sire such laborers will co operate with him by ail. vanclng a portion of the pnssago money, to be deducted from the wages earned, and thus enable him to otier Inducements in the way of a cheap through ticket to Charleston. The details of his arrangements are such as to absolutely insure tho planter against any risk of loss. It. Is In content*, platten, if mtdlclcnt engagements be srivon, to charter a steamer r.nd to bring to Charleston di rect, at an early day, live hundred Immigrants. Planters who desire to oommiiulcato with Mr. Periow may, ror ihe pr?tent, address their totters to the care of Tue Nkwu. Hotel Arrlvj?l:i?Xovemtitu- 'if. obarlbstun iiotki.. M. ii. Parker, iialtiinoro; Oscar Wllllgcoin, sn vannah; John D. Dargau, Georgia; C. 11. Davis, Savannah; w. m. Corryai, T. s. Navy, Wiiilnui Miller, North Carolina; C. 11. Ilarron, K. M. Ilti worth, Mlniiesotu; tlnrry itoliliiHon, llaliiuiorc; II. R?ssing, New Orleans; T. K. Smith, RruilSWlck, S. J. Patterson, South Carolina; Dr. D.H. June, Plorldn; p. a. Uoyd, North Carolina; T. it. Wat son, Philadelphia; U. Iloyt, U. 8. Army: Alfred Kcly, New York; Dr. Tlios. II. Ualley, a. II. Hill, II. O. Kllshunnc, New York; J T. Poolc. Cheslcr; O. C. Cox, Mrs. C. C. Cox and son, Hosten, Massa chusetts; I'. Corbctt, Mrs. P. Corbctt, New York; 0. M. Sadler, Mouth Carolina; II. E. Prnscr, Ocorgctowu, South Carolina; P. R. Pcnn, Vir ginia; E. M. Carriuglon, Mrs. B. M. Carrington, Newark, New Jersey; a. J. Taylor, Ilrooklyn, New York; T. H. Clark, Camden, South Carolina; Thomas U. /.lmmcrmau, Mrs. Thomas II. '/.im merman aud two children, St. Matthews, South Carolina. pavilion 1i0trl. .T. W. P. Scott, Philadelphia; Jus. c. Drummond, Richmond; J. E. W. Grott, P. Coonan, Cluirlr'tc; W. II. Pock, New York; J. Oorhiim, Savannah; S. Klupman, City; Jas. S. Nell, H.ilHmorc; K. P. Dnullttjr, Mi?? k. f. nr?,ii,.y. Williamsburg; (I. N. Robinson, Wm. Thompson, Roblusmi's Circus; Jno. a. Hohler and thrco children, Thus. 11. Mur ray, Jno. II. hohler, Jr., MUM Fannie Moridlth, Miss Hannlc Moridlth, Augusta; Miss Lola but Icrlleld, Carls; Miss M. Murray, Augusta; Geo. Ivlntl, M. 1)., Connecticul. MILLS iiorse. W. W. Wannamaktr, St. Minnow's; a. J. Tay lor, Ilrooklyn; 1.. A. Dodge, Christ Church Parish; W. ?. Gulns, South Carolina; Ohas. A. Warren. South Carolina Railroad; Jus. M. hunt and wire, Tennessee;.I. II. Smith, Savannah; T. M. Kent, Kentucky; Geo. Warren, New York; Mrs. James Thompson and child, Camden, N. J.; T. C. John son, II. J. Wiimot, New York. Tlic Edlso Maik Bmsxo, Novembers. TO THE EDITOR OP THE NEWS. It is now more than two weeks since we have received either a letter or newspaper by mall. No doubt many correspondents In Charleston moy tako umbrage at not receiving any answer lo their communications. Injustice to the Inhabi tants of Edlato Island, I give this notice as one of your suffering Subsciiibrrs. [We arc Informed by the postmaster that the delay In the delivery or the mails was caused by a misstatemcnt In onn <w "" *~ me mue or departure of the vessel that carries them. The vessel was advertised to sail at 10 o'clock In the morning, whereas It should have bc?n 1 o'clock In the morning.] BUSINESS NOTICES. Brown's Bronchial Trooiibs are the sov ereign remedy for pulmonary complain tu. Mr. j. N. M. Wohltuann, one of the suf ferers by the late East Ray fire, Is again In tho Meld, anil advertises among othor articles tho receipt of fifty barrels of choice old Mouongahcln whiskey. His present stand is at the southwest corner of East Ray and Cumberland streets. Business Envklopbh.?Tub News Job Ofllco Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with, business cards printed thorcon, at $4 per thous and. Scud your orders. Every merchant aud business man should have his card printed on Ids envelopes. _ Cuttu Kon Co eu u or c01.D.?As soon as there la the alight cat uneasiness of the chest , with dim cutty or breathing, or Indications or cough, take during the day a few " flrown's Iironoldal Troches." Containing demulcent Ingredients, they allay pulmonary Irritation, nave them In readiness upon the first appearance of a cold or cough. _t . One op Dickens' or Scott's Work? la present ed to every annual subscriber to tho XIX Cen tury, octfl ifimcrj ?oob?, Ut. OY81 TOYSI TOYS! T FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH TOYS, JUST ARRIVED, Which Is offered at Low Prloes at nov30 2 KINSMAN BROTHERS. tpir?iuiuc, dntlern, Ut. ARLES KERBISON, Jr., No. 349 Kino Strbet. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ae. A sclent assortment or TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, ltodgers' and othor Scissors, Panoy Itlrd Oagos. rap or Hasina and Buckets and Hons 9 kecplug urticlo ,:< norally. /' SO, AN ABAOUmaNT Of ARGRICTTi. . IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, CAR PENT '." j TOOLS, Ac. of best mako. Solo Agent for the gcnulno Eureka Coffee Pol-, the Russian Hump Castor, and tho American Papier Mache Company._nov!3 Btuthlmo HB CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH. T OVBR EIGHT THOUSAND SOLD. rATKKTSn bt G KORO E WATT, RIOHMOND, VIRGINIA. The best Fallow, Subsoil, Dltohtng and Cultiva ting PLOUGH. Superior to all others by actual test, being adapted to every soil, ana doing tho I100 and plough work without ohoklng. Por Bale at manu factory prices, freight added, by j. R. AIKiER A CO., Agents, No. 02 Bast Ray, Charleston, S. 0. Also on hand, a large assortment of other Ploughs, Corn Shollcrs, Hay Cutters, and Agricul tural Implements of all kinds. ocmo sluth JAMES MARTIAL A CO. COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2 3 WHITEHALL BT RH HT, (Lowor end or Rroadway,) NEW YORK. Liberal advances matte upon Dills of Lodlug. nov-JO lmoiuo s Qtnrtion ?alco?Glljio EJan. By K. & A. 1'. CALDlf BLIi. PIMPS, SHOULDERS, l,ARD, A.c. TU 13 DAY. the tili!'. Will 1)0 .-old In Lire our Store, Utltalf-past 9 o'clock, Now Volk STRIPS Western Shoulders Un Salted Shoulders Tuns nml Ke;;s l.itr'l Barrel* Syrup Harret* Flour. Conditions cash, novao i II 11 EN It Y U0B1A A CO. (MS, SU? AU AND CROCKERY. THIS hay. at half-past ' > o'clock. Ill Trout of our Store, will he sohl, 100 HA MS m barrels Sugar. and A mt of assorted crock kry. conditions uaah. nov30 IVy if V.O.' W. STEFFENS, \i>. :in Vendue llnitgc. Ii UTTER, LARD, HEEK, Ac. I will soil this day, at half-past o o'clock. 75 kegs and tulw h?tt MR il kc?s Lard to barrels Reel so casuslb. cans.) Tomatoes 3000 lbs. s. c. Ktrl|M 30 tierces Hams 10,000 lbs. Shoulders (smoked and dry salt) so boxes Adamantine Candles codiish. Mackerel, Potatoes Apples, OolTee, Kluis Sugar, Ac, Ac. novae Rj liAUKEY ft ALEXANDER li^ U G A K , IIA OK EKEL. POTATO ?ES, ILVOUN, Ac. THIS day, the 30tli Inslaiit, win be sold m front of our S'ore, ai l1* o'clock. 30barrels c Yixi.mv SUGAR, so kits Mackerel. a3 barrels prime Irish Potatoes. 35 barrels Sugar Cured sn ips. Shoulders, Necks, Hams, llelllcs, and Smoked lleuf. Ciiiullilons eaali. uov:to By MILKS BRAKE. PECIAI. SALE OF TOYS AND OTHER HOODS SUITABLR FOR TUM CHRIST MAS HOLIDAYS. TO IIM SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. S TIII8MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell at my Store, corner of King and Liberty streets, wax DOLLS, small, medium nnd largo sl/.es; Acrobats, Figures,Toy Sleiglis, Chtldrens' Guns, Walking Canes, Bracelets, Watch Stands, Kluger Rings, Sleeve Rut tons, Plnln und Fancy Rutitier Hulls, assorted sixes; Scarfs, Nubias, Misses' and Chtldrens' Balmoral Hose, Meerschaum Pipes, La dles' Satchels; L. C. nnd Lare llnndkcrchicis, Merl no Shirts and Drawers, Plated Tea nnd Table spoons, Hoods, Sontags, lilaek Sewing Silk, Shou Strings, Ac. On To-Morrow I will sell CLOTHING, Dry Goods, Rats, Ac. _ nov.'io ~~'~?y~ j<7hn~?T mi1,310ii & 0. RV GOODS, LADIES' CLOAKS. MEN'S OAP8, Ac. Tins day. aotti Instant, nt in o'clock, we win sell at our Auction Salesroom, No. las Meeting street, Black nnd Fancy SATINKTS, Fancy llucksklns, Kentucky Jeans, Casslmcrce, Cray Satinets, Red nnd White Flannel, Kerseys, Twills, Fancy und tllnc Plaids, Blue Denims, Ladles' Black Cloth Cloaks, Plaid Shawls, Balmoral Skirls, Itrown und Cray Uuilerahlrts, Bleached and iirowu Shirt ing. Cotton Flannels, Red Ticks, Delaines, Fancy nnd .Mourning Prints, Blue and Brown Half ii.i.e. Men's Hull Hose, Men's Assorted Cloth Cups, und Sundries. Conditions cuMi. nov30 D K iUisccUaiicono. INS M AN'S SALOON No. 270 KING STRKRT. M INC B P I ES. HOT MINCE PIES every day. OYSTERS. OYSTERS In every style. COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE. HOT COFFER and CHOCOLATR from 1 A. M. to ! 11 P. M._D0V30 2 jp O It TC RA USA ? v. a Fresh PORK SAUSAGES will be found every morning nt Stall No. 23, Reef Market. II0V3Q 1*_ISAAC WILSON. Uutcher. RESH PORK SAUSAGES F KV BUY UORNIKO, AT STALL No. 12, LOWER 1IEIP M A R K U T nov2G 3* j^O YOU AY1SH TO POT OFF INDEFI NITELY Sick ll.-adae.hc, Sour Eructations and Acidity of tlic 3". .sa.-h ? OBK SOLOMON'S HITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A LTD AU. septl7 3inos _ mHE DRAWING OF SPANISH POLICY TAKES PLACE DAILY In the large Hall lu the rear ot our Usnking Houso. CHANCES TKN CENTS EACH. Prizes ranging In value from $7 to $777,TOO. One prize to every 107 blanks. Send to us ten cents and any three numbers between 107 and 777,700, they will be put into the wlicol. If you draw n prize we will let you know by return malU KCALE OK DISCOUNT K0H CHANCES : 1 Chance.10 cts. I lOoVlmnccs.$8 76 10 Chancen.05 cts. I 200 Chances.17 00 20 Chances.$1 86 I 400 Chances.83 60 60 Chances. 4 60 | 1000 Chancss.80 00 Address all communications to J. M. BLAKE A CO.. Rankers, And Solo Agents for Spanish Policy In the United States, nov25 12* No. 094 Broadway, New York. gOLOMON'S BITTERS GIVE GENERAL SATISFACTION. For sole by S0ptl7 8mos RAOUL St LYNAH. JJO YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY at night, and awake In the morning with a thorough appreciation of jour egg, roHs and coffee t US3 SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A LYNAH. aepti7 nmos ?ti?uico nub {jorncsa. S ADDLE R Y WAREHOUSE. WILLIAM HARRAL A CO., No. 10 Hatnh Htui'.et. Wholesale and Retail Dealer* In SADDLES, BRIDLES, fIARNEB?, COLLARS, COACH AND HARNESS MATERIAIJ\ Ac. novl8 lmo fieroiug itliul)incs. S EWING MACHINES. The place to boy SBWING MACHINES Is whoro you have a choice of stylos of dureront makers. I have the best single and doable-thread Ma chines now boforc tho publia. TUP. W1LLCOX A 01BBS> SILENT MACHINE AND THE ",WHF.D" P. P. LOOK- BTITOn Aro the simplest and most reliable Machines mode. Every Mschino is warranted to glvo satis faction, or it will be exchanged for other kinds. All kinds of Se win : neatly and promptly done, orders taken for all lirai class Sewing or Knliij.,. Maohlnes, Noedlcs, OH, Thread, Silk, An,' REPAIRING as usual. D. B. HASELTON, may l atuthly Ko. 307 King street. Qlnclion ?uicG--<Il)io Wajt. tty W. Y. LHUCH & Ji. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. > UK IK S T O It 15 AN I) T iON KM ENT ) HOUSE, ANSIIN STRKKT. WEST SIIIK. (INK HOOK SOUTH Ol' WENT. WOKTH, K Nd W N AS No.-. S9 AN!I 31. vm.\ besohl this hay, Hiu "oui Instant, al u ? o'clock, m Hip (110 Postofflcc, That two story ItltlOK STOKK, knoivn u.? No. 31 Alison Strcc*, with kitchen, Ac. AI >,'. That tluc iwo story ItltlOK KOKTH TENE MENT, in I ho rear of the ahovo, containing tour ooms, i!>iiiii!c piasxas, anil known as No. to. Eu Hro front or above 012 feet on Auson, by loo feel in depth, more or le s. Terms?oi ;.|inir cash; balaneo In one year. IMirchuscr to pay us for papers mut rttaiuns, mni l>ro|iortlcn of State taxes now accruing. novao thnitti3 ?: VY. V. LE1TCII & K. S. BRUNS, Anctlonoors. 7" AO A NT LOTS ON 80UThP#t>K OP SA VAC t: ST 11K KT. IIKTWKEN SAVaCK ANO TIIAOO STK Ki'.TS, W IT 11 IIKIOK FOUNDATIONS ALREADY LAID 1'OH KKS1DKNCKS. KITCII KNS, CISTKIINS, Ac. Will lie solil THIS DAY, 30th insl., nl 11 o'clock, at. Hie (?1,1 I'oslollle.e, LOT No. 2, 4o feet front on HavagO street, S2 feel on south line, 02 feel on Trailil street, l>y lis on the uorlli line. Loi No. 4, 33 feet o inches on Savage street, by US feel. Is>l No. 33feel 'I inches on Savage str-e', by I IS feel. Lot No. s, 33 foe' ft iltetlCS un Savage sirecl, by us feet, without foundation. Lot No. in, :C1 feet 0 Indies on Savage street, by 130 leel on the north line, 03 feel 7 Incites on lite south, 43 fcot on the 'nick, adjoining property of .1. (', ll.imp an Lot No. 14<), on (lie north sklc of Tradd street, w feet front, running irregularly. A |)lat ol I lie above can lie seen it No. as Uro.id street. Terms cosh. Purchaser to pay for (tapers anil stiimps, ami proportion of Stale tuxes now ac cruing. nnv'iO limitai:! By V.. Y. LE ITC l? & 7?.~S <7 BRUNS, Anetloiiccrs. V TLKOOERY STORE AND SMALL IIOUSKS ON MARSH ANDINSI'KC TION STIIKKTS. Will bs sold THIS DAY, Hie sotti iistant, at U o'clock, nt t lie Old Cost once, Thai desirable two-slory Woodin STORK, at the northwest corner or Marsh and Inspection streets, containing four rooms. Lit measures 33 feel froul by 41 lu depth, more or lets. AI.SO, That two-story Wooden DWELLINO, known as No. 11 Marsh street, adjoining the above on the north, containing three moms. Lit measures 25 Teel t rout by 33 feet In depth, more or less. ALSO, That two-story Wooden DWRLLINO, No. 13 Marsh street, adjoining the above to the north, enulatuing three rooms. Lot nioosuics 25 feel froul by 33 in depth, more or less. ALSO, Thai two-story Wooden DWRLLINO, No. 13 Marsh street, containing three noms, unjoining the above to the norlli. Lot measures 20feet front by .'to feet In depth, more or less. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps, and proportion of Stute luxes now accruing. nov.io t h m tua U By A. C McUlLLIVRAY, Auctioned. NDER DECREE IN EQUITY. MARIA DALY vs. KOIIKRT MoOARRBLL. Wilt be sold this hay, Hie 30th day of Novem ber liiHiant, In front, of the Old Castonihou.se, at h o'cioc.k a. m. precisely, ah Hun lot ot' LAND with the Dulkllngs there on, situate north aide of Trndd street, in the City of Charleston, unit known by the No. 4-1, measur ing und containing In front on Tradd street'20 feet, more or less, ami in depth from south to uortli one hundred feet six Inches, more or less; hutiing ami bounding north on I.ami now or lute of M un roe, ea i. on Lniul now or late of K. II. Long, west nu I sud now or talc of Charles Love. Terms?One-half cash; hulanoc In bond or bon-.ls bearing lltlurcst, payable;send-annually until the principal is pa pi, nccurcd try mortgage or ttie premises, llulhllngs to be Insured In sonio com pany approved by nie, ai.il the policy assigned. The insurance to he contluucd until the bonds arc paid. nOV30tU4 K. W. M. MAOKKY. R. O. 0. TT By A. C. MeGlLLIVRAY, Auctioneer. NDER DECREE EN EQUITY. PRANnn ..-..cm v.-i. iiAMitn'.l riiiLu.ir? Kr ai Will be sold THIS DAY, 30th November Instant, In Trout of the Old Cuslouiliouso, at 11 o'clock A. M. All i lint. i,0T OP LAND, with the. buildings there on, situate, lying and being In Marion street, in Ward No. 0, in the City or Charleston, measuring and coutalnlag rerty-flve feet front on Marlon sircct, by one hundred feet In depth, be Hie same more or less; bulling and bounding north by Marlon street, cost by Laud of U. S. stone, smith by Laud of Charles Bookman, and west by Land of c. C. Trumbo, the said Lot being known in a survey of Marlon street, by R. K. Payne, Survey or, us No. 18 and a part of No. 17. Terms?One-third cash; balance on a credit of one and two yours, scoured tiy bond, with interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, payable annually, aud mortgage or the premises. The buildings to be Insured and tho policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. - novao tu4_K. W. M. MAOKKY. S. a 0. By BUTS07J LEE, Auctioneer. TfALUADLE RICE PLANTATION. By virtue of an order of sale to mo directed by tho Hon. Ocorgo S. Ilrynn, Judge or tho United States District Court for tho District of South Carolina, will be ottered for sale at puhllo auc tion, at tho Old Postofllcc, foot or Rroad Btrcol, THIS DAY, November liOth, 1800, at 11 o'clock A. M., All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OP LAND, in the Parish or si. Thoroos and St. Dents, on tho eastern branch or tho T of Cooper River, known as The Hagau, containing one thousand four hun dred and eighteen acres, a large portion of which Is under cultivation?the whole forming one of Uie most desirable Rico Plantations In the State. Terras?One-third cash; balance In two equal annual Instalments, secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgago of tho premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. HOV30 tu(to7 LOUIS McLATN, Assignee. B, By iL M. MARSHALL & BRO. ELD STREET BUILDING LOTS. THIS DAY, aoth Instant, at 11 o'clock, will be sold at tho Old Postoftlce, Rroad street, That LOT OP LAND on Reld street, next north west corner of Hanover and Held streets, measur ing 40 by 120 feet. Also, tho Lot adjoining to the west, or same dimensions. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. novao thsmtnt QVuclion Snlco--j,nmre IDaps. A SSIGNEE'8 SALE. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK TUB UNITK1) STATUS, FOR TnE DISTRICT OP SOUTH. CAROLINA?IN THE MATTBR OP *v7. W. HARLLHN, RANKRU1T? IN BANKRUPTCY. Pursuant to an order of the Honorable Judge Ilrynn. In tho above case, 1 Will Bell on tho first TUKSDAY In December next, at Marlon Court house, tho following properly: A TRACT OP LAND, on the north side or Lit tle Pecdee River, containing 660 acres, more or less, convoyed to bankrupt py tho Sheriff of Ma rlon I)ist riut, aud recorded In Rook P lu the Re gister's Offloe for Mnrion District; bounded thcro by Lands of David Pago, John P. Page and others, being tho Lands on whloti James tt. Pago now rcslde3. One-half Interest In tho onlmprovcd Lets of Land In Marlon Village, Marlon County, contain ing each Uvc-tenlhs (3-10) of an acre; bounded by I.ois of W. J. Dickson. John Aurmous (now h. k. s tu uly mi and others, situated near tho De pot or the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, marked Nos. 10,17 and 18 In a plat or said village, made by Deputy Burveyor Lev! LcQcttc. dated Fobrnarv, 1837, said Lots convoyed to J. J. Hart leo and W. W. Harllce by 0. D. Evans, Commis sioner In Equity. A .?lot of these Lois can be seen on application to the Assignee. ' A Lot and Office In Marlon Village, fronting east on the public square; bounded Oil the north by Lot of S. K. McMillan, and south by E. Ratlin's Lot. and on tho wosi by street. This'Lot to be sold at tho risk of the former pnrohascrs. Terms?One-fourth a) cash; balance on a credit or ono und two years; purchasers to giro bond with interest from day of sale, puyablo annually, secured by a mortgago of t lia premises, and lo psy for nil necessary papers and slumps. novIO tua A. H. FORD, Assignee. S IIAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING. I.s.DIR8 AND CHILDREN Altcndod al their r. rid mc.es promptly and at reasonable rates. Send orders to W. E. MARSHALL, Barber, aprillt No. 31 Broad street, (up stairs.) QVtictioti ?nlco--iFuiure ?Hayo. A. C. HoUIU/IVRAY, Auctioneer. TJNDKK RKCRBIO IN KQUI1 V. HANNAH ENSTON vs. JAMES K. WALKER. Will l.o sold on TUESDAY, the 7lii day of D?roui ller, iso?, in nom of iho oiii Customhouse, ut il o'clock a. M. precisely, t au lhat ccrtidn tu roc i,a\i>, with iiio Build ?gs there.Flliiut? (known i?y Ihu Ko. inb,)on lui west side of Meeting sircol, in Ihn I'll y of Clllltlcsloll, In. .1-11. in;; unit continuing III Iron! oil Meeting* street '. : reel six inches, more or loss, nuit In depth fluni cast lo west, IM feet, be the same more or less; butting ami hounding east on Meeting street, to tin.1 west anil north on Lands of James K. wuiker, anil lo llio sont h on Land of Itolicrt s. Miller. ? uk* All tint certain lot ok land, with the Umld tnus iliurcoii, next nortlinml uijoiuihg Hie Lot above described, situate on llic west skie of Meet ing street, Wanl No. 1,and known by the No. laa, measuring and containing in front >.n Mooting Street 19 feet, more or less, on Hie mirth line from oast lowest OS feet, Ilten running from soutn to north 21 feel 3 taubes, then on iim north lino 49 feel, nu Un; west line 40 feel nineties, Hint on the south line I II feet, be the same more or less; hut ting-and botllldiliR east on Meeting street, to the. south ami west ol Lauds anil James B. walker, ninl lo Um north on Lund or the l-.stateof Walker und B. a tains. Terms?one-third cash; balance on'a credit of mi', two, three ami four years,In bonds tie utn? inturrsl, payable Bcnil-miiiuully, to be secured by mort age of the premises sold. Buildings to he hi ed mid poliuy assigned. Bulldlugs to be kept tnsmeil until bonds are paid and mortgage* satis, lied. W. M. HiAUKKV, novlfl tm 8. O. 0. ,: By Al/Ori/.O ,?. ;VI?lTir?"rWSu.~ Brokers, Anetlone' .' au.t ltrul ISstsvte Agents, Ofttlec No. flH Kust Huy, Uttarlavtmi, S. C. u N I) B It I) BO II I ' H IN K Q U I T Y . KXKOUTORS OP tt. V. W. ALLSTON vs. BENJA MIN ALLSTON, BT AL. In pursuancedf the decree of Hon. It. It. Carpen ter, Judge of I'Tmt Circuit, in the above etixo. imiilo the teil day of November, HMD, will hetaild on TU ESO AY, the 7th day or December, 184?'. m ii o'clock, before the Courthouse In the Town of Ocorgetowu, 'South Carolina, ihc following Properly: IN GEOEUETOWN COUNTY. 1. The PLANTATION called "GucnilnloV' In eluding "The Untren?," (or "llullen's Isl"- 'U ami "Holly Hill," with adjoining high Ulli..?, v.m laluing tu all l?jr>o acres, mure or less, of which 058acres, more or less, are tide swamp, lying in Georgetown County, as described In a convey ance from P. C. J. Wcston in llenjamtu Allstoii, 1st January, 1sm>. 2. The Plantai Ion on Sundy Island, In Ocorge towu County, known ns "Pipe Down," contain ing 204 acres, more or less, of which 260 litres, more or less, uro Ilde swamp, purchased from Mrs. M. A. Potlgru, 1st February, 1859. a. A Trad Land on Sandy Island, >, Hull Creek and Waccamaw Klver, Gcorgclowii Coun ty, (annexed by Testator to Pipe Down.) contain ing ttt.s acres, more or less, of unenclosed swsmp, purchased from Jahn Coachman, 191 September, 1834. The Plantation in Georgetown County, call ed " Dltc.hford." and lormerly called "Hose Hank," containing 417 acres, more or less, of which 100 ncres, more or less, arc tide swamp; purchas ed from the Trustees of Mrs. eraser on the 14th March, ISM. ft. The Plantation in Georgetown County, called 1 Nightingale Hall," containing in nil Htm acres, innre or less, of high Land und swamp Lund, of which 330 acres, more or less, are tide swamp; purchased from Ihc Trustees of Gen. A. Moult no, 31St December, 1846. Also, Plantation In Ocorgetowu County, called "Wutcrford," con taining on Hie southeast bide of Wae.eiimaw River 244 acres, more or less, und on the north wi si side 110 ncres, more or less, of Which 110 items, more or les, are tide swamp. Together with three Seashore Tracts, known as Nos. v', .; ami 7, or the lands of Margaret limier, conveyed to lt. P. w. Atlsiou by the Trustees of Traplcr, by deed dated lotti March, 1S47. ii. The Plantation, in Georgetown County called "Exchange,*' containing 483'acres, morn nr less, of which 183OcrcS, more or less, are lido swamp, purchased 1st February, I85:i. Also, Tract annex ed to "Exchange." formerly part of Uta Planta tion called "Itreakwuler," containing 117 acres, more or les*, uf tide swamp, purchased from Ihc eslalc of John II. Allslon. 7. Three Islands in Winynh Day, containing to gether 25 acres unenclosed nwunip, granted 10 it. F. W. Altston, on lGth February, 1847. 8. All that Tract of Land, in Georgetown Coun ty, known ns "Canaim," a seashore tract, con taining .144 acres, more or less, of provision uud pine Lund. ?. An timt Tract of Pine Land, In Georgetown County, know, us "li?tes' Tract," containing 380 acres, inorr. Sj. SS. 10. All sj0?T act of Pine Land, In Georgetown County, vT^* ."lug 600 acres, more or less, ou ttic road lo . inncc Ferry, gruutcd to It. F. W. All stoii on 1st August, 1863. County, couttilntng 700 acres, more or less, lying on Carver's Hay, and purchased from John T. Scott, Attorney, 'id April, 1S00. 12. All that Tract or Tine Land in Georgetown County, containing 400 ncres, more or less, lylug on Carver's Hay, purchased from D. B. Johnson, Altornev, 18th March, 1864. 13. Ali that Tract of Pino Land In Georgetown County, known as the "Hossanl Tract," containing 141 acres, more or less, purohuscil from George T. Ford, 27lh Juno. 1860. 14. All that Tract of Pine Land known ns the "Moore Tract," m Georgetown County, contain ing about 1000 acres, nioro or less. 16. All that Traot ot Pine Laud In Georgetown County, containing about 22a acres, moro or loss, known as the "Williams' Tract." ALSO. IN MAIllOy COUNTY. 10. All that TRACT of unenclosed swamp Land In Marlon County, on llrltton's Neck, containing 7-27 acres, moro or less, purchased or Mrs. Wood berry. 27th February, i860. 17. All that Tract of unenclosed swamp Lnnd In Marlon County, on llrltton's Neck, containing 600 acres, moro or less, purchased at Sheriff's sulu as properly of Thomas Sanders, on 8th May, 1800. 18. All that Tract of unenclosed Bwamp Land In Marlon County, on llrltton's Neck, containing 400 acres, moro or leas, purchased from Thomas Par ker, 20th November, 1801. 10. All that Tract of unenclosed swamp Land on Rrltton's Neck, Marion County, containing ubout 1300 acres, more or l.vs, formerly of Woodberry, purchased 18tli September, 1864. ALSO. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. 0. AH that TRACT OF PINE LAND 111 Chcster Ocltl County, near Steer Peu Spring, containing 200 acres, more or less, purchased from Hon. J. ", Bvuns, Otll Septem lier, 1B43. Terms?tine-third cash; balance In one, two nnd three years, secured by bonds of the pur chasers, with Interest payablo annually, and mortgages of the property. Purchasers to pay for necessary papers and revenue stamps. HRNRYD. LBS ESN B, ADBLK P. ALLST0N. Qualified Executors of IL P. W. Allston. OS" NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING TO AT TEND ABOVE SALE.?The Steamer EMILIE, Cap tain P. C. Lewis, will leave Commercial Wharf oil Monday Mohntno, the eth December, at 0 o'clock, for Georgetown. Hemming, will leavo George town on wbdnbsday mohnino. 8th December, at 6 o'clock. novl3stntho E STATE SALB will offer for sale, for cash, at the late residence of W. B. Howling, deceased, ono and a half miles from Bamberg, ou WEDNESDAY, 14th or j December next, All thu REAL ESTATE of the said doooascd, as follows: lot No. 1, known ns the "Simpson Lot," and all the houses and Improvements thereon, situat ed at Graham's Turnout, and containing one acre,'moro or less, fronting Railroad avenue, and '.dlnlnlug Lands of A. D. Rico. Lot No. 2, lying at Graham's Turnout, on which G. W. Nccly now resides, containing eighteen and a half acres, more or le.ss, and bounded as follows: Uy the South Carolina Railroad Company and Lands Of Daniel Guess, and a Lot of Dr. I Ian berry. Lot No. 8, upon which John S. Small now re sides, lying nt Graham's Turnout and welt im proved, containing ono norc, more or less, bound ed by the Public Rond leading from Graham's Turnout to 8prlngtowu, on tue cast shle of suld road ono hundred and eighteen feet; on the south by the Rnptlst church, one hundred and llfty foot two Inches: on llio north by Lands of II. R. Rico; on I ho cast by l.nnds or IL IL Rice. Bald Lot was sold by H. U. Rico lo Thomas J. Counts. oh. That valuable PLANTATION, known as Uic "River Place,1' con taming seven hundred nnd llfty acres, moro or loss, bounded on tho north by Ed is to River, on the oast and south by Martha ] Kclgler, on tho west by Karn well. 6th. The OLD place, near Graham's Turnout, containing seven hundred acres, moro or less, and bounded norUi by O. C Cooper and If. It. Rice; south by Hamilton Martin; west by Mrs. Kemp and 0. W. Tumor, und cist by Madison Felder. 1 will also sell, on tho samo day, nt the Hlvor Place, Pour good MULES. Six hundred bushels of Corn. Six thousand pounds good Rodder, Peas aad Rice One Wagon, Plantation Tools, aad other arti cles not mentioned. Purchasers to pay tor all noocsnary papers and . revenuo stamps. All persons indebted to the above Estate, aro re quested to domo forward nnd make Immediate, pay ment to tho underslgnod. J. E. PREK, novo tu 3 Quail flexi Executor. w 1 L L I A M M. L A W T ? N FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 10 Hovc/a Wharf. Extra Heavy Sea Island UA0G1NO AND TWINE < r sulo. Advanoca mado on Produco lu hand, augiO thstu Qlnc?on Sn.co--.fMii re ffiJtirjs. O By .}. PKASEH, NATHkiWBS. ii a n g k T?rks, ktuawnekui PLA.nIH, Ar. will hu sohl on Wednesday. December im, u Ii o'clock, ai my oilier. SWKKr 01IANOE TUKK8, Kleiis, tluonyinuii* Pctiisporuius, Arimr Voie, Oardciihi?, Panclilll linns und other KveTKTOI " 1 '!"' Orillllliellllll irecs niMf. iooostitiwbcrry riotttNof choice mi loties. Terms cash. iio\*;!0 ?y v7. V. i^frcTi & u. s. ?kTjns, u ni) Kit dj? G1114 K in KQ u 1 t y, petkiiman a kniie. executors dip.kssen v L SCHWIND, AD.MINIKTKATOIt, KT AI.. On Tuesday, the Mlh December next, st Ii o'clock a. m., Will besohl ni dont of the Ohl Customhouse. All Hint l.oTOl- LAND, with tin- Buildings there on, situaio at Ilm southeast corner or Uoniulg anil Morris sir. ! <, In this ciiy, kOOWII In u survey ol thu .Monis Land?by lt. k. Payne, Surveyor, by the No. I; measuring m (tont on Coming-street :n feet) by in feel In <i?'|iih more or less, iioumiinu north on Morris street; cast on i.ot Ko. O;soaiti on Lot No. 2, un.I west on Oonilng street. AI-SO. That Othor lot OF LAND With the llulldliigi. llinrcoil, situate on Oomlllg street. In Wanl No. U, nnd known in the aforesaid survey i?y the No. - measuring In front on Oonilng street ;.s feet, i?.v III feet. In depth. ItUUtldltlg north Oil Lot No. i; east nil Lot No. ?; south ou Lui No. a of suiil plan or survey,- ami west ou Coining street. Terms?unu fourth cash; balance in four equal successive annual instalments, with Interest from tho day ol sale at 7 pcrcenL per year, payable an iina.iv, scoured by thu iiouit or bond* or ihn pur chaser. Buildings to bo Insured ami policy ns sinned. james W. OKAY, nnv-22 nillu4 s|ieelul Iteferee. V By vyakdlaw & CAUKW. ALUAULE DUlLDiNO lots Will tin sold In front i>r the Ohl PoatoltlCC, loot ol liroad street, at n o'clock a. M., on TUESDAY the "in December next. Three lots on East May, directly opposite thi new Customhouse, ?ml two Lots on Marko! street, In Hie rear of Ihc above. This property is of great present, and prospec tlVO value, heilig situated in the most. largely frc qiionled thorouglifare or the oily, with the Market ou one side and Hie Customhouse in freut, mid i* a most admlriiblc point for tho erection of stores and warehouses. The Lots will he sold at public outcry at the ; line specified, unless previously disposed of at private sale, and may bo treated ror as a whole until the 71 h or Deucinbcr, on uppllciition tu WAUDLAW A CAUKW, who will rurnirili nil in formal Ion as to dimensions, Ac. Terms made known on day or sale. Purchasers to pay W. A 0. for pnpers. IIOVLS .stuf t tlllllHS E. E P K It ? B ' 8 SAL K Uy virtue or a decree or the Court or Common Pleas, for the fourth Circuit of Hie State or South Carolina, sitting In Kipilly in the case of Morris K. Jesnp, et al, vs. tho Wilmington and Manchester Itatlroad Company, ct til, will be sold at Public Auction, at Hie door of the Court honso in Wilmington, in tho Stale of North Caro lina, at 11 o'clock A. M., on WKDNKSDAY, the roll dav of .1 a unary, 1870, All Hint portion or the WILMINGTON AND M ancii ESTKIt RAILROAD wlilch lien within I he State or South Carolina, with all tho ttoi.LlNC stock, Equipment*, Depots. Workshops, Meiert, als, und everything pertaining thereunto, to jet her with all the rights, Privileges, frunchlsra and appurtenances, as set forlh and more particu larly described In Ihe several mortgages men tioned In ibe proceedings. The terms ol the sale c.re cash; the bonds or the Company secured by tho mortgages mentioned In Hie report Ot ihc special rercree, nnd-tiled In tho case, to be accepted from tlie purchaser pro rata as part payment In I he order of priority es tablished by tho report; provided Hint the same ratenhto proportion of cash be paid its ror the ot her bonds ol the same grade i?r priority not In tljf. hands of Hie purchaser: unit provided, nlso, sulllclcnt cash he paid lu to cover costs, .Kvges und expenses or snle; Hie purchaser nlso J'flhy ror papers. W. ALSTON PltlNOLK, Special Iteferee. Charleston, 10th November, 1809. C O M M Is 810 n e B ' 8 sale lly virtue or n decree or the Court of Equity of the County or New lluuovcr, or the State of North Carolina. In the case or Morris K. Jesnp, et ul, vs. Hie Wtliniugtou und Manchester Kail road Company, et al. Michael Cronlcy, Commis sioner, duly appointed by the Court, will sell nt Public Auction, at the door of the Courthouse, In Wilmington, In the Stntc ot North Csrollnn, lit 11 o'clock, A. M., on WEDNESDAY, the 6th tiny or January. 1870, All that portion or the WILMINGTON AND MAN CHESTER KAII,ROAD wlilch lies within the Slate or North Carolina, with s" "? -oiling stock, equip ments, depots, workshops, materials und every rights, privileges, franchises nnd appuft?na'ftc'?s; as set forth and more particularly described In the several mortgages mentioned In the pro ceedings. Terms of sale are cash. The bonds of the said Company, scoured by the three first mortgages, to wit.: Tho mortgnge to Edward Sandford, dated May 1,1851; the second mortgage to Edwnrd Sundford, dated March 1. ls.vi, and the mortgage to Ocorgc W. Durgau, dated the 12th of April, 1806. shall be accepted in lull an part payment, according to tho priority ol snld mortgages; and the bonds or the said Com pany, secured by the mortgage to the said Morris K. Jesnp, shall tic accepted pro rata as part pay ment In the order or priority established in sold mortgage. _ M. CltONLY, Commissioner. Wilmington, N.T. novio tuf!6wl ^nctioitccro' flriwotc Snlco, #c. By I. S. K. BENNETT. arm of threb: hundred acres NMA 1'. YOKE VILLE. At Private Rslo? A beautiful und very productive PARM or 30C acres, located on Ihe Itockhlll ItOlKl, ul.I rout miles from the thriving nnd very healthy village or Yorkvlllc. There are 60 acres or bottom hind Included, wlilch arc cxoecdlugly productive, There are nil necessary buildings on this farm, The location healthy during the entire year. Apply as above at No. 40 ltroud street. IIOV30 UitlisU F R By I. S. K. BENNETT. e-al estate At Private Sale All that clogant MANSION, With spacious grounds, No. 1 Lucas street. Pino Residence, with Lot es by 200 feet, No. - Smith street. Fino Residence, on a very largo and beautirsl Lot, No. ? Meeting street. Pino Residence, with Lot 06 by 180 feet, No. - Broad strccL Pino Residence, wlUi Lot 60 by 12? feet, No. 224 ! East Pay strecL * Tenement Uulldlng, with Lot 42 by 76 feet, Nos. 40 und 51 Rroad street. Large Workshop with Outbuildings, on Lot 8C 1 by 76 feet. No. OA King street. Lot, with llrlok. Buildings thereon, 80 by 20C I feet, No. 18 Charlotte streot. Lot, with Wooden Building thereon, ? by ?, No. ? Ashley street. Lot, beautifully located, near Rutlcdgo street. AlSO, A No. 1 TRUCK FARM of five nciC3, with now Buildings, up Rutleilge avenue. A No. 1 Truck Purin or 00 acres, thoroughly set Hod, one mile nbnvo tho city limits, ou Ashley River. ALSO, PnOSPHATE LANDS on Ashley IUvcr, near the olty. Per further particulars, npplv ns above, at th( Real Estate Axcncy, No. 40 Broad street, novso luthsS S By I. H. K. ISBN NETT. tockb wanted, Wanted to purchoRO? CITY OP CHARLESTON SIX PER OHNT f"OCB Planters1 and Mechanics' Hunk Stunk Apply as above, at No. 40 Broad street, novae_ By LOU IS D. DeS AUSSI! UK. $34*725 ^BB L0AiraD To bo Loaned? ; $20,724? on Drnd Securely Mortgsgod on ap proved City Property. $8000 Oil Stock Collaterals. . > Apply as iiImivo, at No. 23 liroad street. novso mihi ~~ By LOUIS By DeSAUSSUttB. ' COTTON PLANTATION ON POCOTAL 100 RIVER, BKAUPORT DISTRICT. At Private Sale? Tho PLANTANTION, known as "Rock Point.? (opposite to "Bray's Island,*?] on Mnokey's Neck a peninsula formed by Ihc Tullflony und Pnco taligu rivers, being upon Hie hitler river which ti iinvigiible, and uluuit four miles from Pocolnllgi It lid Load depot. The Irnct- COnlaieS "MIO acres o hlgh*BUiit, a.mut one hall of whlcll hi Cleared sei island exit loa tiilid, which previous to Hie war en joyed a good reputaiiou ror ihn productiveness n tho land and quality of otiin produced. Ther In iilei a huge bo 'y or uihrsh land atuiciied to Hi ph ce. Vor further particulars apply as above, at Nc 23 BrOdd h Melt. nov3u Ufa QV?ctlonccra' PviMk ?uleo, S'c. r.j i.ou!M r. npsAtiKSUitfi. AYINGTON AND IHKiRKH i: | (J K A i i.A ;. ( /. vi...... i :i asi ! > (in RIVER, CONTAINING r."Ai l:ns OK SV.'A MI* J.\S!? AVI) 410 AGIll -5 OK II1CII ' ANH. AI l'iivatu Saht? All mono two PLANTATION \ commonly called Isivlugtotl iiiul ItuglH-c, : itm-t.- cm Ilm -mth viiic i'l Ashcpnu River, i i St. Itartholoin w's Parish, Unllcloti Olm riet, containing |t2o acres of Swsinn Ltmd, m.orlc.-s, und 41acres <! fli.-h Land, amriMir Ich?, according t' u lab survey thereof niadu Ii* .lohn A Michel, Surveyor; hounding north on t!i- OakH lihiiitnliun und ?shcpoo River; Konlhou Laiin m-ck and Ken Farm plantation, belonging: to James M. Ithetij west on Ken Karm and Proacrbuek water rnmil. und cast ou Ashcnoo River; also; ell thai STItll1 IIP I.ANIl, reserved hy it. it. Illicit lu i.is eonveyn.-i the Fco farm plantation to .lunes f. Ithott, !.., the purpose of making a road through the wild Fee I'm m planta (ion, for the use or the Livingston ami Itngbuo plantations, consisting of :,o feel of Lund In width from the point designated in the |dat nroru satd, ami on tin- t?ee Kuriu pint, to the public Asiie|ioo Keck road. fur fiirthnr particulars, apply as above, at No. 2.t llroad street. iiov:io tuf4 By LOUIS I?. DeSAUSSURE, ~~ INSTATE SA LK?PLANTATION IN ST. li ANDREW'S I'AKISII. At Private Sale? HOPKTON PLANTATION, belonging to Kmato Wllkes, In SI. Andrew's Parish, about live miles Trout Charleston, mi the Htntni River, opposite to John's Island, nmi on the Savannah A Charleston Railroad it ml main road, "he tract oonlnlns about D?li acres of l.uml, ui.oiii of which uro high Lnnd, the balance marsh Land. About 4M acres o," the l.uml are cleared ami adapted to I ho culture of cotton ami provisions, and. uboul 31 to rice, excellent crops of cotton have boon mndo upon the place for years. for particulars, apply at No. s; Uroad street. mo Hi lufil A By LOUIS I). DeSAUSSURE. RARONY OP TWELVE THOUSAND KIOUT HBNDRKR 112,800) ACRES OK LAND. At Private Sale? The IIAItONY or TRACT OF LAND, about 2T miles from Charleston and 23 rrom Mount Picas nnt, on the flcorgeiown road. Charleston District, on the waters or Awendnw Greek, containing, ac cording to the plat or John Konwlok, Surveyor, mudo In 1772, twelvo thousand eight hundred acres or Land, being nn original barony granted to Sir Nat tumid JohllSOtl. On the tract Is a large body of woods, and there is a bold navigable creek, with several landings. Thero are u Dwelling House, barn and negro houses on tue. place. Apply as above, at No. 23 Rroad street. uoTin tufa E Bj LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. STATE SALE?RESIDENCE ON MEET ING STRUCT. At Private Sulc? The three-story ?RICK RESIRKNOK, No. 33 Meeting street, containing ten rooms, pantry, double piuz.'.ns, cistern. Ac, with brick kitchen, carriage house und si able. The premises have re cently been repaired. The Lot measures about 43 reel rront, 211 reel deep, nml lift feet, on the bnok line. Apply as above at No. 23 Rroad street, uovin turr, R By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. ESIDENCE ON RUTLEDGE AVENUE. At Private Sate? The RRICK RESIRKNOK, Nn. BO Rutledgc nve nue, recessed rrom the street seventy-five reel, Containing Mv rooms by IU',' reel, three rooms 14 by I2M feet, d.uible piazzas, gas, cistern and well, brick kitchen, Ac Lot measures co foot rront by 2*0 tCOt deep; on the Loi are liowor gar den, fn'ilt trees, tigs, grapes, Ac. Apply us above at No. 23 llroad street, lue. Iii into B By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. RICK It ES II? EN CE IN HASEL STRKKT. For Sale? The desirable three story RRICK RESIDENCE, on high basement, simule on the south side of Hasel street, between Meeting anil Alison Rtrcets, conlnlnlng eight rooms, pantry, dressing room and two piazzas, extensive nrick kitchen, car riage hOUSO and stable. Tho Lot measures 60 reel rront, by 190 reel deep, more or less. Apply ns above at No. 23 llroad street, novio luio_ By louis ?. DeSAUSSURE. J^ESIDENCE ON SOUTn BAL The thrce~s?ory WOODEN RKS1DF.NOB, Uriel Ua stoient, No. 28 South Rsy, a few doors wcstol King street, containing six rooms, one pantry, dressing room, two piazzas; atrached Is a brick kitchen. Lot 50 feet front, by 100 feet deop. ALSO, Adjoining the above on Lambnll street, two two story ROILD1NGS, one containing four rooms, iho other two rooms. Lot measures go trout, by 1C0 rent deep. The two Lots together run rrom strcot to street. Apply ns above at No. 23 Rroad street, novio turn_ By Louis il d?s??ssure. ? J^ESIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET. At Private Sale? The Wooden RKSIDKNCK on brick basement, on lite north side or Charlotte street, known by the No. 22, containing six upright, two garret, one dressing rooms, two pnntrles, prlvato stair way, two piazzas, cistern, gas, Ac, On the prem ises arc au excellent kitchen, a carriage house und stable. The Lot measures 80 feet front by 240 feet deep. Apply as above, at No. 23 Rroad street, novio tufo S By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. TORE ON BAST BAY STREET. At Private Sale? The THREE STORY RRICK STORK, on Bast Rny street, at the southeast corner or Cordes street, (?.vbich was occupied lor near a quarter of a century by one or our most succcssrnl mer chants, the late Mr. Smith Mowry, Jr.)" The Lot measures 23 reel front by 00 feet deep. This property is one of the most central on East Ray ror business. Apply as above, at No. 23 Rroad street. novit) tufo_ By LOUIS ?. DeSAUSSURE. HAYNE STREET STORE, RUNNING THROUGH TO MARKET STREKT. For Salo or Rent? The RRIOK STORE on tho south side of Qayne street, opposite the Charleston Hotel, now ooou Bled by Mr. John Daly, measuring 26 feet on layne street, 13 feet on Market street, and 10? feet in depth. These premises arc admirably located for the wholesale trade, and will bo sold on one-third cash, the balanco in one, two nutl three years. Apply as above, at No. 23 Rroad street. novie tufo_ By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. . LARGE AN D VALUABLE RICE PLANTATIONS ON NORTH HANTEE RIVKR, AT THE REST PITCH OF THE TIDE. At Private Sale? The valuable RICK PLANTATIONS on North Santee River, Georgetown District, known as Mllhlnm." "Rowland" and "Rlulf Main," con taining, together, 1073 acres or Land, or which MO acres arc tide swamp Lund, about 300 being now under cultivation in rice nml the balanco In good order; there m e 623 acres or high Land, of which 00 nr 70 are cleared provision Land, cnpablo of producing 40 bushels or com to the acre. On "Miii,m m"' i'iauiailon Is a good dwelling house, two large bams, a mill and one or the largest and best negro settlements on North San too. On '-New-land" and "Rich* Main" aro also a negro scttlcmcnL On these Plantations there Is a resilient force of Seventy Laborers, uud houses suniclcnt for over 200 negroes. Tho situation or Oils estate, lying ns it does neuve tho salt water and below the freshet lands, has always been considered nmnng tho narrst on Santeo, and during tho long period they have been cultivated, there Is no Instance on record of tho loss or a crop. When cultivated previous to the war, they were capable or producing over 40 bushels of rloo to the net r, and the crops averag ed from 10,000 to 22,000 bushels of rloe sent to market. Vor further particulars, apply as alwwe, at No. 23 Rroad street, uovtn imhso R By J. VRASER MATIIEYYE8. ICK AND PROVISION PLANTATION. At Private Salo? That valunblo RICK AND PROVISION PLAN TATION, called Rowiioy, situated at South Ferry, on tho Snnteo River, conlnlnlng 1333 une??iOO cleared and under bunk, soo high lnnd, 87 clear ed, balance well timbered with cypress, ouk, Ac. Tho Plantation Is now under caulyntlnn. Is well settled with Dwelling, bums snd negro bouses, ami known a* one or the he.-a ph.ces 011 the river? Titles iinoxoepttonnblc. For terms, apply to J. PHASER MATHP.WKS, Real Rataf Agmt, No. &G Rroad street. 00120 flu