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C 1T Y A V V AIRS. Meeting? TU?* Du?. Landmark liottgo, nt 7 1'. M. .*?. Andrew's Society, at 2 I*. m. Ainllia S:tli < Villa l>i?}' Miles Drake will s.-!l at 10 o'clock, at his store. i(?.ys and oth?rOhrlstm.Vi goods. I .ci Ich A limn* w m will : .! ii o'clock, the DM Po:;ter.loe, houses, building lots, Ac. A. c. Mc.C.llllvriiy win sen tor the Sheriff, u O'clock, nl Mn-old I'oHlolllcc, ica'estute. Illltson l*c will sell 'it 11 o'c'ocS-, at the Old Poslohicc, a rice plantation. It. Yl. Marshall A mother win . nt II o'clock, ai the Oiii Postnfilec, building I?1 it. A A. P. Caldwcll will sell nt half-pasl o o'clock, a', their store, liacun. lard, Ac Henry col?.a A Co., will sell at half-pasl 0 o'clock, at Ihelr store, hams, sugar, Ac 0. w. Stettens win sell a', half-past 'j o'clock, at b'a hIore, butter, lard, Ac r .nrry A Alexander will soli at 10 o'clock, al thulr store, sugar, inaukorcl, Ac John t?. Milnor A Co. will sell ni lOoVlock, nl their store, dry goods, Indira' cloaks, Ac. Tuts Hank ok Ciiaki.kston Is prepared t<. re locm her mils on presentation to the office No. in tlroad '.'reel. Cou ht ok Oknkkai. Bkusios?.?In conse quence of the continued Illness of Judge Carpcn ter, the court was adjourned until Wednesday, the ist of Itcoemher. Judge Carpenter Is out, but too we il; to warrant an Immodiatc resumption of his judicial duties. IIoi.ukh1 LYt.'Kiiii. -An internal lug and In trnotlvo lecture will be delivered Oils ovonlnu; at tliu Lyceum, by Professor Holmes, on the subject "Around tin- World." The hlttoptrio lautern and dmniniond lights rorra un Important feature in the entertainment, and cloud-capped towers, gorgeous temples, and other architectural ami nnlural wonders of tlie ?real globe will be ex hibited. Sr. Andiikw's Hall.?It is to be hoped that the St. Andrew's Society, which holds its anni versary meet Ihk today, will jolu In the work of renovating our city, so far as to take steps for the early reconstruction or lus hall. The walls of tlio ruin arc as strong us ever, and we are as sured by well-wishers or the. society that ihrre need be no lack or rumls to place the building in the same condition as in ISfiO. Tum Last ok tub WiiAi.k.?The grampus or whale, as it was commonly t ermed, remained on exhibition at the M Hilary Hall yesterday, but it was evnlent the huge carcass was going the way or all nesh; ami notwithstanding the exhilarating elToct or a hoquet In the hlow-hotu und Ice tu tlio mou' h, there was a taint or corruption In the air. Tim exhibition was a prolitablo speculation tor th Im ky fishermen; but if the monster Is not soon removed or tried out for Ills oil, ho will brooms a trial lo the neighborhood and his captors. RoMBTiuNti Stiiaxoh.?-Wg call the attention of tlie Itadioals, who have been ho eager in give the voting privilege to the colored population, to the following curious raeis which the registrant n of 1800, In August a, has'Just revealed: lu Angiis ta in 1HC8 there were registered 1012 whiles ami isr,7 blacks, whilst In the same town thoie were reglst, red, in iko'.i, I cos whites and 63 blacks, showing a raiting mr or the whites in i?03, com pared with lsns, or sot; or the blacks rorllte snme period or 1804, a total decrease In Hie city vole or 2S0i. This decline In registered voters, among the blacks, must be owing to one or two causes: ollhcrthcy have been soortcn liooiisscd by theirso siiilcd Radical frlemls that they are nt last deter mined to break off everjhkjonneellon with them, or rise they so highly appreciate the privilege con formed on I Me m that they do not think It worm the registration fee or even one dollar. TlIH LONCSIIOUKMKX'H OVATION 1\) T. J. MaC ki?y?The Longshoremen's Protective Union, numbering about two hundred colored men,and 1 headed by a band or tnuoic, passed through the principal streets, yesterday, on their way to tlio South Carolina llailroud Depot to meet their dele gation to the Labor Convention. A while banner, 1 bearing tlie name or the union ami the figures or a cotton bale and Jackscrew, was carried by a white man, and a United Slates Hag was borne by a negro. When the procession was an route for Uie depot, there were only two white men In Hie ranks, but on their return the number had in creased to seven. Two open carriages brought up tho rear or the line, In the lirst or which were T. J. Mackcy und throe colored nieu. The second earrlugo contained J. (1. Mackcy, Harbormaster Stoddurd, Stevedore Smith und ouc colored man. Arier passing down King nnrl through Market to Meeting street, the procession proceeded to the Military Hall, where congratulatory addresses wore made and the delegates welcomed home. T. J. Mackcy, who holds the posit ion or solicitor lo tho Longshoremen's Uulon, and is president or tlio Union League, wns the lion or the occasion, and, m ter the pow wow at the Military Hall, was escorted lo his house. Cr.uann.?Hugo fonces arc. Seine, erected In various portions or the city, and gigantic posters will cmblnson the runic or the Academy or Mu-ic and Its d?butantes. The street ail vert islng is con ducted literally on the principle Unit all who run may read. The City Shcrlir is preparing a list of all unpaid tax executions for publication. Tho clerk or the market h\s the plans and speci fications for the otllcca of weights and measures and is ready lo receive proposals for building the same Sam Jefferson was arrested yesterday for bur glary on Mr. Orcgg's plantation, on Scabrook's Island. ' A freight train on the Northeastern Railroad met with an accident yesterday, by which three ears were deposited In the ditch. A dlfllculty occurred at the Poslofflcc yesterday afternoon, during tho delivery or the mall, between a white policemen and one of the crowd. Rlows wore passed, and there was an apprcltcnalon that tho glasses to the boxes would be broken, but pcaoe was restored without damage to the sur roundings. Mr. Cudworth, the express messenger, who was injured by the late accident on the South Carolina Railroad, Is much belter, though he will be confined lo his bed for Homo time. An itinerant vender of an adhesive cement is tho centre or attraction in the nulghhorhood ol tho market. Tnn R?ckst Houicidk?Veiimot ok tub OonONKit's Juiiy.?The coroner's Jury, In the caso or Jim flail ey, who died from Injuries received ooar tho Slx-mllo House, on the 20th Instant, was convened at. to A. M. yes'erday. Isaac While, a colored man, who was know.' to have been in i ho company of tho deceased ut u luto hour on the evening preceding his death, had been arrested on susplolon; but nu'.hlug ooutd bo proved gainst him, and ho was Hucoesslully defended by n. W. Schroder, Kso.. Numerous witnesses were examined, and the whole testimony proved that about 10 o'clock on tho evening of rthc aoth inst., Rslley. had gono to M.ipus' store,, near the Six-mile llOUSO, to pur ohasc supplies, and had not returned. Search waa mode for him uboul daylight, and he wun found lying near the railrond track wilh a large wound in the back ol his head. One witne-s tes tified that he hud heard loud tulklng uml pistol hols during the night, but took no notice or il, fis it was a common occurrence, llallcy wuh io moved to Cnptutn Myers* house, and thuuee lo tho Roper Hospital, where he died. The wound was at lirut suppo.-od to bo a gunshot, hut wns Subscrpiontly conceded to be caused by a blow or a rail. Tho witnesses were examined m m.ine length, lint failed tnutlach ihoonusur the deed on any one, ami ilia Jury rendered a verdict "that the deceased caina to his death from In juries received on his head in sonn! manner un known to the jury, together with the exposure lo tlio cold a un' h -r on Saturday, thu 20th instant." The jury wero all whim. Positonhmknt ok Installation Bkuviuiw. Tim installation of the Rev. W. VT. Hicks l>. I>.. as associate pastor of SU John's Li'M ;rau Church, which was announced to into place on Sunday next, has iw en unavoidably postponed In cotise ipicncc ol the Mtisvne.e of em of tho clergy who wa? expected to old t lui un HrV. occasion l r Micks will now bnlmitnlk loulhoni I Sunday In January -?>. ARRIVAI. OP IMMMIRAKTH, Mr. W. .!. ? '. R low, who was koiho time it?o appointed uneol Hie immigration ng< utsol the-Klnle, uiid who, fe licity months pti'it, liivi been dilt.rint?y at work In the .Vor;ii of Kinopu to lum u portion ot the tide of In iilgrallo'i tuwurda South Carolina, ar rived m lie city ye: Icrduy rroin M iltiio, Swwlen, brhigiiig with litia twenty-six Swedish Im nit grants, mostly farmers, mtiseti.i aud carponlcrs. The new comers all uxpod to select homes la the interior of our Slate Mr. Pcrlow, who has secured the agency it Hi" Canard linoul st'-.oners at Mnliiio, and has corrcspondoiits at Copenhagen and Hamburg, -ays thai he can Induco any nuuiher of Swedes, Unties, and Her mans to seek oar shores. It our plantet 1 who do sire such laborers will co-operate with Idiuhi ad vancing a portion of Hie pas.^a^e inonoy, to be lit ducted from the wagt- teamed, end thus enable litui to oiler inducements in the wiij of a uhcnp through ticket loCliarlcston. The details of Ids arrangements nrc such us to absolutely insure the planter against any risk of loss, n N in contera ptatlon, if milllclcnt engagements bo given, to charter a s'euuirr mut tu bring to Charleston di rect, at an early day, live hundred lininlgrenis. Planters who dcsii to communicate wiib Mr. Pcrlow mar. for the pr?tent, address tin-tr letters to the can of Tyi: News. ifotal Aivivitla?\iivrmlnr in, UAItLKSni ; HOTS'.. M. II. Parker, Baltimore; Oscar Willtgcoin, sa vaunah; John It. ILtrguii, (leoigia; 0. II, Davis, Savannah; W. M. Corryal, T. s. Navy, William Miller, North Carolina; u. it. Ilarrou. ?.M. Ru worth, Minnesota; Harry Robinson, llaltlmorc; II. Itussing, Now Orleans; T. P. Smith, llrunswick, s. J. Patterson, Souih Carolina; tir. n. U. June, Honda; I?. A. Iloyd, North Carolina; T. ii. Wat son, Philadelphia; H. Iloyt, U. S. Army; Alfred Kely, New York; Dr. Thos. H. Ualley, a. ;:. Hill, 11. O. Kllshnnno, New York; J T. Poole. Chesler; C. C. Cox, Mrs. C. O. Cox mid sun, Koston, Massa chusetts; P. Corbetl, Mrs. P. Corbet), New York; O. M. Sadler, South Carolina; It. 12. Pr.iser, Georgetown, Soulh Carolina; P. It. l'ean, Vir ginia; Ii. M. Harrington, Mrs. E. M. Carrioglon, Newark, New Jersey; a. J. Taylor, Brooklyn, New York; T. II. Clark, Caradou, South Carolina; Thomas II. /inuuerman, Mrs. Thomas II. Zim merman and two children, St. Matthews, South Carolina. PAVILION ItOTUL. .1. W. P. SCOtl, Philadelphia; Jus. 0. Driimincnd, Riehmond; J. K. w. Qrott, p. Coonan, Churlotlc; W. II. Peck, New York; J. dirham, Savannah; S. klavunao. City; Jas. S. Nell, Baltimore; K. P. Urmia.'/, Mini K. I?. Mrn.lloy. Willi.iuvhnrg: O. N. Itobinsou, Wm. Thompson, Roblusou's circus; Jno. A. Hohler and three children, Thus, It. Mur ray, Jno. It. Hohler, Jr., MUh f tu nie Mcrldltti, Miss Hunnlc Moridith, Augusta; Miss Loin Mut lerllcld, Paris; Misa M. Murray. Augusta; Oeo. I viai t. M. l>.. Connect ion t. MILLS IIOIMK. W. W. Waniiamaktir, St. Muthow's; a. j. Tay lor, llrooklyu; !.. a. Dodge, Christ Church Parlsli; iv. h. Gains, HiMlth Carolina; Clin*. a. Warten. KouUi Carolina Railroad; Jas. M. Hunt mid wire. Tennessee; .f. H. Smith, Uuvaunali; T. M. Cent, Kentucky; Geo. Warren, New York; Urs. James Thompson and child, Cam len, N. J.; T. C. Joun s ni, II. j. Wiluiot, New York. Tin: Brtiso Hallo. BDiarro, November as. TO TUR KtHTOR 01'TUP NP.WS. It is now more than two weeks since we have received either u letter or newspaper by mall. No doubt many correspondents In Charleston muy lake umbrage at not receiving any answer lo their communications. injustice to the inhabi tants of Rdisto Island, I give this notice us one ur your sintering SiiascuinKits. IWcare Informed by the postmaster that the ilclay in the delivery of the malls was caused by ;i ralsstatement in one or i*? < ?? ??..??? ??.*? i ne unit.' 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 bedn 1 o'clock in the morning. 1 BUSINESS NOTICES Brown's Bronchial- Trouuks arc the ereign remedy for pulmonary complaints. Mk. J. N. M. WollLTHAKN, one of I he suf ferers by the late Past 'lay Ore, Is again In the Held, and advertises among other articles thu receipt of fifty barrels of choice old Muuongahcla whiskey. His present stand is at the southwest corner of Hast May ami Cumberland streets. Business Envelopes.? The News Job Oillco la now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with, business cards printed thereon, at $.4 per thous and. Send your orders. Bvory merchant and business man should have his card printed on his envelopes. ^ Curb KOit (lotion on Coijl?-As soon as Utero is the slightest uneasiness of the chest, with dlfll cully of breathing, or indications of cough, take during the dny a few " Brown's bronchial Troches." Containing demulcent Ingredients, they allay pulmonary Irritation. Have them in readiness upon the first appearance of n cold or cough. _ One op Dickens' or Scott's Works Is present ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Ocn tury. octc T -filmy ??p?s, ??c. OYSl T0Y8I TOYS! G FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH TOYS, JOST ARRIVED, Which Is offered at I*w Prices at nov30 2 KINSMAN BROTHERS. fljoroumre, duller?, &c. II AU LES EKB BISON, Jr., No. 349 Kino Street. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, 0UN8, AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS, ho. A select assortment of TAIII.E AND POCKET OUTLEUY, Rodgors' and othor Scissors, Pnnoy lllrd Hugos, Paper llasinu and liuckct9 and House keeping articles generally. also, an absoutmrnt o. ARGRICTURAL IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, CAR PENTER'S TOOLS. Ac.. ol best make. Sole Agent for the guuulno Eureka Cotfcc Pol, the Kussh'.i! Hemp Castor, ami tho American Papior Madia Company. novis stuiiiimo rjMIE CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH. OVHR EIOHT THOUSAND SOLD. PATENTKD BT 0E0ROE WATT, RIOHMOND, VtROlNIA. The best Fallow, Subsoil, Ditching and Cultiva ting PLOUGH. Superior to all others by actual test, being adapted lo every soil, and doing Uta hoo and plough work without choking. For sale at ui.mufautory prices, freight oddod, by J. E. ADOER A CO., Agents, No. 02 Rust Day, Charleston, s. 0. Also on hand, a large assortment of othor Ploughs, Com Shcllcrs, Hay Cullers, and Agricul tural Implements or all kinds. OCUK) ut ulh JAMES II A R R A L &, CO. COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2 3 WHITEHALL STRKET, (I/iworendof HroHd*ar,) NEW YORK. Lit ernl advancc-i made upon Ullis of Lading, novxo Hnoiuo QVnttion Salco--QTIjio Dan. l?y ii. & a. P. caldwkll. QTKIPS, SHOULDERS, LARD. *? Tin ; !?AY. Ihe Kith, trill be r..!d h< for., nut s\ ..,?. iu Imtf-pic 1 u ?vin ic. rlew ?..: k STRIPS Western Should! r.? Sal?i ?I SIiiiuIiIuim I'uim uml k? I?ard Harret-i Syrup HarrcH Piotir. nit; inna cash. tiov.Tfl i uj w. s ii '' s;o?ia * c?. A MS. SUCS AK AM? i ROCKERY. Ill THUS DAY, at half-past o'cloi I . in tru il ni ir Store, w ii ! In? sold, ICO II \MM 2<i barrels Sttgtti AMI A Int ,-.ra.!-- rtcd CROCKERY, t on h? him cash, ilo\ I Ky <.'?:<>. VV. STKr*FKNS, No. .'in Vi nilu: tin Mgr. TJJUTTEU, LAUD, REEF, ?c i ivi!l RcllTllIS DAY, ni half-uast n o'clock, 7.-, kegs an i Ititm IIUTTI II !? W. a-i l.'.ml in barrels itccf ? cases (Jll>. < ;::ir.? TiiiualucM 3<W? Hi.*. S. V. StrljH !I0 tierces Hani i io,ooo lbs. Slioiildors (smoked and dry mitii i'j boxes \damutilttia candle* OimIHkIii Mackerel, Pointue* Appl< *, CoiTec, flour, sugar, ,tc . Ac. novan Ry LAl'KCY & ALIiXANDIiU. SUI? AU, MACKEREL. I'OTATOKS. II.VCON, AC. 'HIS DAY, HlC.VI ll !;.-':! lt. Kill In! SOl i til fl'Olll of our Situe, al lOO'i n..k. 20 barrels 0 YELLOW ^i.'<:All. mi kits Mackerel. >o tiarrcls prime Irish Potatoes. ;tts Isirrels Sugar Cured striis*, Shoulders, Nooks, Hams, Itclllrs, unit Imokcd Heur". ConwiUona cash. novae By .ni lus drake-:. SPECIAL BALK OF TOYS AND OTHER (It)DIIS Sil I I'.M'.I.K I'll It THE CHRIST MAS Hill.IDA YS. TD IIK SOLD WITHOUT IlKSKKVK. S' TniSMOHNINO, at 10 O'clock, 1 will sell illmy Store, corner of King and Liberty streets, WAX DOLLS, small, uicdtlini and large sizes; Acrobats, figures. Toy siiiahs, uidldrciis' <;uus. Walking Uaues, llruculels, Walch Stands, finger Dings, sleeve inn tons, plain and fancy Itiiliocr Halls, assorted Sixes. Scarfs, Kuhlas, Misses' and Olilldnuis' liainioral Hose, Meerschaum Pipes, I cu llies' Satchels, L. O. uml 141 re llandkcrchlols, Meri no Slilris ami Drawers, Plated Tea and Table spoons. Hoods, Soilings, black Sewing Sllk,Shou Si rings, Ac. (in To-Morrow I will sell OLOTHINO, Dry floods, Hals, .VC. IIOV30 . ?y JOHN ii. dllLNORACO. RYflOODS, LADIES' CLOAKS, MEN'S 'VPS, Ac Tills DAY, 30ih liiRinnt, at in o'clock, we will sell ai. our A ue'ion Salesroom, No. 133 Meeting si reel., Uluck and fancy SATINETS, fancy buckskins, Kentucky Jen us, Oiisslmeres, Orni Satinets, lied and White Kiaiiqel, Kerseys, Twills, l-'ancv ni ' nine Plaids, Hliio Denims, Ladle*1 Muck cm Oloaks, Haid Shawls, Dalnior.il Skirts, llrowii and Oray Undershirts, Bleached and llmwn Shirt ing, Col Ion Planuels, lied Ticks, Delaines, fancy and Mourning Prints, Cine and Brown llalf Muse, Men's Huit H we, Men'.-* Assorted Cloth Cups, ami Sundries. t'oudilions cash. :io\-3u D lUiarcliancouc. TT I N S M A N ' S SAL 0 O N , No. 27'J KINii STRKKT. M I N <: E P I R S . HOT MINOR PIES every dny. OYSTERS. OYSTERS In ever) style. COFFER AND CHOCOLATE. HOT OOFFRR and CI10C0LATK from 7 A. M. to U P. M._ _uovao 2 O It If RA II HA OK? Fresh POUR SAUSAOKS will be found every morning at Stall No. 2.1, llecf Market. IIOV30 1*_ ISAAC WILSON, Butcher. RE S H FORK SAU M AGES F KVKllV IIORNINO, AT STALL No. 12, L O W K U B B H F MARK H T . noviii 3" YOU WISH TO POT OFF INDEFI NITELY Sick Headache, Sour ErucUUons and Acidity of Hie StomachT USK SOLOMON'S HITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A LYUAU. sep'.lT limes _ rpiili DRAWING OF SPANISH POLICY TARES PLAOR DAILY In the large Hall iu the rear of our Usnking House. CHANGES TEN CENTS EACH. Prices ranging In vnlno from $7 to $777,700. One prize to every 107 blanks. Send to us ten cents and any three numbers bclwecu 107 anil 777,700, they will be put inio the wheel. If you draw a prize wc will let you know by return mailr fiOAI.K OK discount KOlt CHAN'CKS : 100 Chances.$8 76 200 Chances.17 oo too Ohnuccs.3.1 60 looo Chances.'jo 00 1 Chance.10 cts in chanocs.05 cts. 20 Chances.(I 86 60 Chances.4 50 Adiiross all communications to J. M. DLAKK A CO.. Hankers, And Sole Agents for Spanish Policy In the United Slates, nov25 12+ No. 004 ".roadway, New York. g^O L O M ON 'S BITTERS GIVE GENERAL SATISFACTION. For sale by soptn 3mos_RAOUL S LYNAIL jy) YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY at night, ami awake In tho morning with a thoroagh appreciation of yonr egg, rotte aud coffee ? USB SOLOMON'S BITTFRS. RAOUL A LYN AH. S ?ri?Mc? rtii? tTjfirncss. ADDLE R Y WAREHOUSE. william ii ark al & co NO. It) IlATKU STltl'.KT. Wholesale and Retail Hosiers In saddles, bridles, harness, collars, coach and harness materi ai a Ac. novl3 lino S Settling 4Uacl]inc?. EWING MACHINES. The place to buy sewing machines Is where you have a choice of stylus of dlfforcnt makers. I have tho best single and doublc-throad Ma chines now before tho public. TUP. W1LLCOX a CUJUS' silent machine ANII TUB *'.W H E D " F. F . LOOK-STITCH Arc the simplest and most reliable Machine* made. Every Msolllno Is warranted lo give satis faction, or II will be exchanged fur other kinds. All kinds'if Sewing neatly and promptly done. Orders taken for all llml class Sewing or K nltr,., MuAhlncs, Keedles, Oil, Thrctd, Silk, Ac. REPAIRING as usual. 1>. B. IIASKLTON, ntuy l sluUiiy No. 307 King street. Ruction ?alco--i&!|io ?Uttij. tty W. Y. LKITCII & it, N. ?HUNS, n oft loitl l?cs. f >irn K* KT<) Il H AN!) TKNKMENT 1 > HOUSE. ANKlIN STREET, w EST KIIIH K DOOR 8UI lit OK WENT VVOitTil; K NO \V !-! 's Ni... -ri AND 31, v# . .- | linn DAY, lisu Sttth .a tant, a' It ? < y< ::, .,1 iitp ?Poxtoitico, That livij :.,:\ P.ttlC?; HTOltl?,' known lui Ni?. Il Aiisonslrce', i '.< kitchen; *e Al SO, nuit rtn iwn tdory ItltlCK north tkni-: Mi AT, In Or r.-.irul !i a ilmv, < lit lining lOtll rooms, double phncxas, :?:ni known a - No. v?. Kit. lin front ni tili >vr '-'J o 12 ti al un Ausoti, by too '" i ia ill [Ith, mom nr les. Terms -Ouc-hnlf cash; balanc? in ohc year. Purchaser lo pay lia for papers ?ml Atatups, und proportion nrstnt* laxen now accruing. UOV.tU IlltlttU'l ity v>. v. i.eitch & ?. s. im??ss, Antsl louccrs. \/* AC A NT LOTS ON SOl!T?i?fm)K Ob' t SAVAOK street. ketvvkkn KAVaOK AND 11! ADD STREETS, u I I II UKICK l'iMINDATIONS ALREADY I.AID KOK RESIDENCES, KITCII ENS, CISTERNS, Ac. *V| ' ii.?Id fills DAY, OOth Inst., a? Il o'clock, ai. M?' oi.i l'oslolHie, LOT No. :. 4ii fvcl from on Savage sitwl, i ou nouili Une, 62 fcci ?mi Trailil dreot, hyllK ou Um north Uni'. I.ol No. 4, a i feel B in lies on Savage street, hy UN IV, t. Lui No, !. ' in lies on Savage street, hy ? is feel. UM Ni-, s..*.; fee' isetiea oiiMuvage street, hy IIS feel, withou' foundation; Loi n'.i. tu, ' ; r> i o in.- n . on savngo slrei t. bj Mo int on I tic north lin'-, un ftel 7 inches ou the soiilh. -is fini, on the buck, adjoining properly of .'. <'. Ilillltll nu. Lot No. ::>. '-n tt,- north side o( Trn :-i street, inj fui : front, rtiiiiilmt irrugtilutly. \ pt.it ul the above can b? s. .-,i it No. Uro ..; street. Terms cash. Purchaser I o pay 'or papers ami stamps, and proportion of Stale I axes now ac cruing, novau t hiatus Hy V. . Y. MHTUll Ai It. S. ?RUNS, Ancttotierrs. G ?.1IOCRUY STOKE AND SMALL IIUl'Sl'S on SIAKSII AMI INrtPKO. TION streets. Will Ii.? sohl THIS D.W. Hm- "?Iii ijstanl, at 11 ii'i'Io.-k, at Hie Old IVstnUce, That desirable two-story Woodin STORK, at tin- northwest corner ol Marsh and Inspection streets, containing finir room-'. Lit measures :):i feel front by -it in depth, more or I CIS. Al SO, Thai Iwo-slory Wooden DWKl.LINO, known us No. u Marsh street, udjnliilug the above on the north, eonlidniiiK three rooms, lot measures 23 reel trout by aa fi-i-i in dc|ttn, more or le-ss. AI.SO. That two-Story Wooden DWIilal.INO, No. la Marsh street,adjoining the uhevs In the north, containing three rooms. Lot measures 2r> feet front by 3*1 in depth, more or less. ALSO, That two-story Wooden DWKI.I.INO, No. 1.1 Marsh street, containing time roitns, adjoining Mm above to the north. Lut incttsnres SU.'? feel trout by au feel In depth, more or torn. Terms cash. Purehtfscr to i?a.\ us for papers and stamps, and proportion of Stale taxes now accruing. nnvM Humus tty A. <'. MH'ILMVRAY, A iif.lloiiocr. rjNOBII DECREE IN EQUITY. MARIA DALY vs. UOKKItT .MCA''. KELL. Will bo sold THIS HAY, the Srtiti day of Novem ber Instant, In iront, of the old Ceaionihouse, ... 11 O'clock A. M. preei ly au that lot ok LAND with the liiilldingsthen - on, situ?t,- north side of Tradil hin 11, in the ('i'y of L'harlcslon, ami known by Hie No. 44, measur ing uml containing in front on Trndd street 29 te-1, more or lens, and in depth from south In north one hundred feet six Inches, inoro or less; liulHug mid luiuudlng north on t.aml now or late of Mnnr.ie, east on Land now or lale of p. II. Long, wesi on Lund now or late of (.'hurles Love. Terms-One-half cash; hutaiiso in bond or bonds bearing Interest, payable sciul-niuiiuiily, until the. prinell-al Ik paid, secured try mortgage, of the. promises. Iliiildiligs to be insured in some com pany approved by me, ai.d the policy nssUfucd. il i c Insurance lo tic continued until the bond > are paid. Iiovaetul K. W. U. MADKRV. H. O. Q. Ily A. C. MclJILLIVKAY, And luurcr. yTNDKIt DECREE LN EQUITY. IfKANru?" -?'*.si vs. iiAititir.i 1'tiitai.irs r.i vi lli be sold THIS DAY, SMIl Kuvomber instant, In front of the Old Customhouse, al it o'clock A.M. All that i.OT OP LAND, with tlie buildings there on, situate, lying nud being in Marion street; in Ward No. 0, in Hie City or Charleston, measuring and couUiiulug rnriy-flvc reel front on Marion street, by one hundred feel In ilejlth, be Hie same more or less; bulling and bounding north by Marlon street, east by Land or II. S. Stone, snulii by Laud ol Charles Dcckmnn, anil west by Lund or C. C. Trumho, the. said Lot tiling known in n survey or Marlon street, by II. K. Payne, Survey or, as No. IS and a part or No. 17. Terms? Ooe-lbird cash; balance on a creditor one und two yours, secured by bond, with interest at Hie rate or seven percent, per annum, payable annually, and mortgage, or Hiu premises. The buildings to be insured and I he policy assigned. Purchaser lo pay for pnperu tout stuui|>s. novilOlii*_K. W. M. MACK BT. S. C C. Ily HUTSOn LI?18) Auotloncor. V ALUA?LE HIGH PLANTATION. Ily virtue or nn order or sale to mc directed by the Hon. OeorgO S. Ilryun, Judge or l lie Dulled states litetrlct Court tor the District of South Carolina, nit be Offered for sale nt public auc tion, ut tlx; Old Postofllce, fool of Hrood street, THIS DAI, November UOtll, I' > ' >, at 11 o'clock A. M., All Uiat PLANTATION OR TRACT OP LAND, in the Parish ol' Si. Thomas unit .St. Dents, on Hio eastern branch ol Hie T or Cooper River, known as The Hagau, containing one thousand Tour hun dred and eighteen acres, n large portion of which is under cultivation ?the whole forming one of j the most dcriirable Rice Plantations In the State. Terms?One-third cash; balance lu two Cipilil an nual instalment ;, sccurod by bond of purchaser und a mortgage of the pi einlies. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. hov30 tnliu7 LOUIS McLAIN, Assignee. Ily R. H. HARSH ALL & URO. J^EID STREET BUILDING LOTS. THIS DAY, noth Instant, at u o'clock, will be i sold at the. Ohl Postonice, llroad street, That LOT OP LAND on Rcld street, next north west earner of Dauovcr and Rcld streets, measur ing 40 by 120 feet. Also, the Lot adjoining to the west, or same dimensions. Terms cosh. Purchaser to pay us for papers and .stamps. nov.io ttisinlut SViutiou Snlco?^nlurc Onrjs. S S IO N E E '8 SALE. A IN TDK DISTRICT COURT OP TUR UNITED STATUS, FOR TnE DISTRICT OP SOU I'll CAROLINA?IN THE M A IT KR OP W. W. IIAULLRK, IIANKRUPT? IN HANKKUITCY. Punuiant lo nu order of the Honorable Jiulgo Ilryun, In Hic abovo caao, 1 will sell on the llrst . TUESDAY In I)".-ember next, nt Marlon Court house, Ilm following properly : A TRACT OP LAND, on the north side of Lit Ho 1'eedee IIIvt r, coutnlnlng 6)0 ncros, more or less, convoyed to llnnkruptpy lliu Stusrltr of Nia rlon District, nud recorded In Hook P In the Rc gisli r's omoe. for Marlon District; bounded there by L.:,uls or David Page, John P. Page und others, being Hie Lands on whloh James 11. Pago now resides. One hair interest in the nnlmprovcd Lots of Land In Marlon Village, Marlon County, contain ing each live-ten i hs (6-10) or an nc.rc; bounded by Lois or W. J. Dickson, John Aiirmons (now S. K. Stauly's) nud others, situated near the De pot, of the Wilmington und Munclicster Railroad, nu.ikcd Nos. 10,17 and 18 In a plut or said village, made by Deputy Surveyor Lev! LcOcitc. dated February, imV7, said l/d.s conveyed to J. J. Hnrl loo and W. W. Hurllee by O. I). Evans. Commis sioner In Erpilty. A plat of these Lold can be seen nn application to the Assignee. ' A l^it ami Ojrtcc In Marlon Village, fronting eo-st no i he public so.eure; bnuililcrl on HlC nun li bv Lot. of S. E. McMillan, and KflJth by E. Hanoi's Lot, ami on the west by street. Tim i.ni to be sold at the risk of the former purchasers. Terms?Oiio-rourth ( ';) cimIi ; lialnuncon n nrc.it or onnand two years; purchascra to give bond with interest rrcin day of sale, payable nnriuully, secured by a litortga&O of lliu piemlHos, und lo pay fur nil necessary papers sad stam|M. uoviotua A. II. FORD, Aislgnoo. QIIAMPOOINO AND HAIR CUTTING. LADIES an.*) OIIILDRRN m tended ai ihelr r. std iuc.es iironiiuly and at rco-mnuhle rales. Send orders to W. E. MARSHALL. Harbor, up; ,iii No. ai llroad mrcct, (up stairs.) QVtulion ?iilco-~ifniuvc ?Diivjo. A, C. MeClLLlYKAV, /Viii ti'iiit rr. I rNDHIJ IHvCltRE !N EQUITY. HANNAH KN'STON vu. JAM HM C. WA I.K Kit. Will lie sold on TUESDAY, Mid Tili ?luv ol Decent i"t, issu. In iioui u( OM Customhouse, at 11 o' loci; A. U. pit ? ; r'.v. i ,\.t thai cel l In l.oror LAND, with tho Muiid i.... - Hierein, Pttui.te (known by Hid K". r.a.t >?i the west vide of Meeting streut. In Ihn City ol i lui i lest.ii -.i- il .!< '.I.iiiulng in trim nil Meeting HU '."I i si* inches, inoreor l> anil In depth Hum en i i > st, in i.-.-i. t>. me : miie inure 01 le*.*; bolting uiMI hounding h-i m Meeting tu reel. I i Hie weal ami not Hi on Lamia ol :.i i i:. v\.t.. i, ami in ihe south on Laud of UoIm ri ?. Milter. ALM?. All Unit eertain LOT UK LAND, with lite llulld la I i i lu 11 mi, hcxl north und adjoining Un Lot iiIhivc described, situate on the wcsisidu <>i Heel ing street, Ward Nn. I, anil known hjr Ihu No. 133, ineasiirlnu ami eontaiuiiig in Iront ?.ii Meeting sins i' m ni i. mon' or less, on tin- norili line from easl In west t'a lent, I lien running from south ii> north 21 feet :i inches, I hen on the north luu-ii feel, on Hie wosl line in feel :i Inches, .nui on Hie south line 141 feet, Imi the same more or t"->:,; hut ting anil liouiiiltiiff east on Meeting street, in ihn soul h ami v. i i ol LiiiiiIs ami James K. Walker, nml to the i,oui. mi Lund or iiu- Kstatuol Walker und K. Adams. Terms?One-third cash; lialain-e on h crudll ol i?ne, I wo, three und four years. In IhiimIs hearing Intercut, payable senii-anuually. In Is: secured liy iiimi age of the premises sold. Buildings in he hi. ...duo ; v assigned. Buildings lo lie kepi Insul d until hem! are |i ild and morlgugi 1 satis llud. i:. W. M. MAOKKV. unvifl lui s. t.'. c. By a ;/.,:?/..> ,i. wuFtk & son. ~J lliuki i i, Atmtlonr ."*::,?;! Itrul K? tu.lv Agents, OfHei! r.?>. r.s Kitil Slay, CtitirlvstOfl, M. C N 1) 13 I? I) SC Ii 14 K I N Ii Q U ! T Y . EXECUTORS OF II. V. W. Al.t STOH vs. BENJA MIN ALLSTON, KT AL. in pursuance ol iho decree < f Hon, It. II. Carpen ter, Jtnlpc or Flral Circuit, in I he above case, made the 91 Ii ilay of Novoiulier, itMtf, will he sold on TUESDAY, l?ie 71It day ir December, I Stil?, ni II o'clock, before IbcC'oiirlh . ' in I he Town nf Ocorgciowii, South Carolina, Ihe following Properly: IN OKOROKTOWN COUNTY. 1. The PLANTATION called "Gucndalos," In eluding "The Del real," (or "Mullen's Isb" *,tl and "Holly Hill," nidi adjiiliilug high Istm.n.i tabling in nil 1250 acres, innre or less, of which or>8 acres, more or less, are tide swamp, lying in stown County, as described in a convey ancn"from I*. C J. Wvsion to Benjamin Allston, ist January, Isao. 2. The Plantation on Sandy Island, lu George town County, known us "Pipe Down," contain, mg 2IM acres, iiinro or less, of which SW acres, mon- or less, tiro Ihtc swamp, purchased from Mrs. M. A. IMiluru, Isl February, 1869. u. A Tract ol' Land on Sandy Island, > , Mull creel; ami Waccainaw Bivor, Georgetown Coun ty, (annexed by Testator lo ripe Down,) contain ing bia acres, ninru or less, of unenclosed swamp, purohuscd from John Coach man, 1st September, 1834. t. Tim Plantation In Ocorgelown Comity, call ed " lUtchford," and formerly called "Rose Bank," containing itt acres, mure or less, of which lllll acres, more or less, are tide swamp; purchas ed fmni Hie Trususes of Mrs. Fraser ou the tub March. I86L :>. The Planta:.on lu Ocorgelown Cuuiily, called ' Nightingale Hall," containing in all lain actes, more or less, nf high Laud und swncip Land, ol which : acres, nioro or less, an: lido swamp; purchased rrom the Trustees m Oen. a. Muulirie, o.i ..1st. Dei einiier, IH46. Also, Plantation In Georgetown Comity, called ".Watcrfonl," can tuiniug on Hi - nmiibeiisl side of Wauciimuw Hiver 211 acres, more or less, und nn Iii? north west side IIU acres, mom or h-.-.s, of which 140 wires, more or les, are tide swamp. Together with thice Seashore I'racls, known as Nos. 2, :i and 7, ol Lite land'i of Margarul Builer, conveyed lo lt. F. W. Allslon by Hie Trust?es of Trapler, by deeddaied lOlh March, 1847. il. The Vi.inl.iltou, m Ceorgclotrn County called "Kxe.hangu," cuniiiliilnit 48'J'ncreB, more or less, ol which 1sj ".l ies, more or less, are litlo ?waiiii?. purchased i .i February, 1803. Also, Tract annex ed in "Kxclmnge," forniurly pan of the Plsula lion called "Breakwaier," cotiluining in acres, more or less, of Ilde swamp, purchased from the estate of John II. Allslon. 7. Three Islands In Winyah May, containing to gether 2.'i acirs unenclosed swamp, granted to 1L F. W. Abston, on 10th February, IS47. y. am that Tract of i.und, in Georgetown Conn ly, known as "Canaan," a seashore tract, con taining :vt4 acres, more or less, of provision and pine l.llll'l. u. All unit Tmeioi Pine Land, in Georgetown County, know, as "Dales'Traut," containing 380 acres, mim.. ss. 10. AM ^ffw act ol Pine Land, lu Georgetown County, JK*" ."lug too acres, more or less, on Ihe road to i lance Ferry, granted to It. F. W. All stou on Isl August, 1863. County, containing 70u acres, more or less, lying on Carver's May, and purchased from John T. Scott, Attorney. 2d April, lsfiO. 12. All that Tract of line Land in Georgetown County, containing400acres, more or less, lying on Carver's Bar, purchased from D. B. Johnson, Attorney, isth March, ihm. 13. All that Tract or Pine Land in Georgetown County, known as the "Bossard Tract," containing 141 acres, more or less, purchased from George T. Ford, 27ih June, IHM. 14. All that Trad or Pine Land known as the "Moore Tract," in Georgetown County, contain ing about 1000 acres, more or less. 15. All that Tract ol Pine Laud In Goorgclown County, containing about '.'Ms acres, uioro or less, known as the "Williams' Tract." ALSO. IN MAUIOS COUNTY. 10. All Mi.11 TRACT of unenclosed swamp Land In Million County, on Mritlou's Neck, containing 127 acres, more or less, purchased of Mm. Wood berry. 2Tih Februnry, ihao. 17. All that Tract of unenclnscil swani]> Lund in Marlon County, on Itrliton's Neck, containing Msi acre-:, more or less, purchased at ShcriU's Hide us property or ThotuosSandars. on sin May, isaa, is. All that Tract of unenclosed swamp Loud In Marlon County, mi Brllloil's Neck, conmlning 400 acres, inoro or less, purchased from Thumas Par ker, 20th November, 1KUI. lu. All thai Tract, or uneiiclosod swamp Land on Brltlon's Neck, Marion county, containing about ISOII acres, innre or l.vs, formerly or Woodberry, purchased isth Heplcmber, lfifit. ALSO, IN OIIKSTKHFIKLI)COUNTY. 20. All thaiTBAOTOK PINK LAND In Chester field County, near Steer Pen Spring, conlalttlna 900 acres, more or less, puruhascd from Hon. J. J. Kvuns,0lh Bcptomber, 1843. Terms?Dnu-lhlrd cash; balance in one, two and three years, secured by bonds of tho pur chasers, with Interest payable annually, and mortgages or the properly. Purchasers lo pay for necessary papers and revenue stamps. HENRY D. LKSCSNB, a in:i.i ; p. ALLSTON, Qiinlillcd Executors of It. K. w. Allston. IKS- NOTICF. TO PKBSONS D RSI RING TO AT TKND AHOVH SALi:.?The Slcomcr km i i.i ! ', Ca|> taiii P. C. Lewis, will leave Commercial Whurr on Mon ha y MouNiNU, the. rah December, at 0 o'clock, for Ocorgelown. Hemming, will leave George town on Wbunkbday Mohnlso. 8th December, at n o'clock. novia stutho E STATE SALE I will otfer tor sale, for cash, at the late residence or W. B. Howling, deceased, one and a half miles rrom Hamberg, on WEDNESDAY, 14th or December next, All the REAL ESTATE of the said deceased, as follows: LOT No. 1, known as the "Simpson Lot," and all Ihe houses and improvements thereon, situat ed at Griihttm's Turnout, und conlnlning one acre,'inoro or less, Imming Railroad avenue, und adjoining Lands of A. H. Hlce. Mil No. 2, lying lit Or.ilium's Turnout, on which G. W. Neely now resides, containing eighteen and a hniraorcs. more or less, and bounded as follows: Uv the South Carolina Railroad Company and Lands of Daniel Guess, and a Lut or Dr. Hanb.irry. Lot No. 8, upon will"'' ohn S. Small now re sides, lying nf Graham' '''iirnoiit and well Im proved, containing one 0010, more or 1rs?, bound ed by tin; Public Rond leading from Graham's Turnout to Sprlngtowii, on liio cast aldo of said mail one hundred mid eighteen reel; on the south by the Haptlni church, one hundred ami fifty root two Inches; on the north by Lauds or 11. R. Itlcc; nn tho easl by Lauds or II. Ii. Rice. Said Loi was sold by II. II. Rico lo Thomas J. Counts. Uli. That valuable PLANTATION, known as the "River Place." containing seven hundred itml fifty acres, more or loss, hounded on the north by Kdisto River, on the cast and south by Martha 7/cigler, on thnwcsiby ham wen. Olli. The OLD PLACE, near Graham's Turnout, containing seven hundred ncres, more or lesi, and bounded nurUt by C C Couper and IL B. Rice; south by Hamilton Martin; treat by Mrs. Kemp and G. W. Turner, and cnsl by Miullsou Fehler. 1 will also sell, ou the samo day, nt the River Place, Four good MIILEH. Six hundred bushels of Corn. Six thousand pounds good Fodder, Peas and Rice One Wagon, Plantation Tools, and other arti cles not inuuliimcd. Purchasers to pay for all noccsaary papers and re veil no stamps. All persons InJcbted to ihe above Wstate, arc re quested to come forward and make Immcdlulo. payment to the undersigned. J. R. PUKK, novO to3 Qunlllled Executor. i L L 1 A M M . LAW TON ,' Factor and commission merchant, No. 10 BoVOK*H Wiiaiip. Extra Heavy Sea Island UAGGINO AND twine r sale. Advances ma do on ProOuuo In hand, oug.'O thsiu W Qtiulion Gnies--fnlntc marts. o lij .1. t'ftASI'ti MATH Vi YY KS. it A N H Tl?KKS, STIJ VW HEHUY PLANIS, a. . Will tou R?hl mi WKDKKSIIAY, December 1*1 ni 11 o'clock, ni my ?iillee. KWKKT OHANCK TKKKS, Kleti*, lliioti?. l'ctuspot mus, Ar?mr v w, ?...?.:. p. lines und oilier Kvrrcri.:?t 01 niimeiiipt tr.; ni-1?, in i ; si i .t? ry I'IiuiIh "I i liolcc >.. i h ? i- >. Tenon cash, o ,v:..i B) V>. Y. Ij&iTUH & U. S. ?ki?n;v, a ?i : lonccr*. rjNDKit deorki; in kquity. pltkiiman . > ?m;. kxi'ci) toits dirksskn, v . sciiwinh, Aii.uiNmTiiATOr., ht al. (Ml TtlKSItAV, Hill H.'i c r ncxl, ?! Il 'Clock A. M., will be sold ni Ii ?ni of Use Old (,'iintoinlioiiHc. Ail in.il I.ill 1)1' I.ANl). With the Buildings HlCIC un, situate ul lin! southeast corner ai Coming iniil MorrlMHln In iblscliy, known in u surveyor llio Moni- l.ii i i-i., u. K. Puyuc, Surveyor, by the No. i; measuring m li'onl ou Coiuing-sli-ccl ai tret, by m reel In depth nuire or less. Hounding non h ou Morris >> reel ; cast on i.ot No. o; sont Ii un l.ol No. 2, un l .o:iI Coming street. ALSO. (lull iilliei I 'm ? I,AND with Hie Buildings lereon, situate im i'unnn? street, in Ward No. tk nnil Known m Hie uforcsuM survey by !! No. '.': iisuring m Iront on Coining street ; >! :. l?y iii fe-i in depth. Bounding until. I.ol No. I; '.on Lot No. ; south on l.oi No. :tofsuiii piuii ul survey; mill west ou Coiulng sirci I. Tri ms? line, fourth cash; balance til four en,' il suri e ? live annual lustulin' nts, ivli :i interest ironi lh< diiy ol suie ill ? ta r i it. p:-r y< ar, |iaj nhluuii unj.lv, secureil lij the homl or liunils of i tic pur elm ?er. liuililiUKS to lie Insured mill polle.t as hlgned. .1 Wiks vv. h It At, uoviri! in 11 ut H|MM'ial Itefercc. V By \YAI?E>I.AW & l'A UKW. AXUAliUi IH??????IKU lots Will !> lolil in front nl HieOlil I'ostoiticn. foul ot Uroail street-, ni u u'cluck A. M., on TUKSDAY, the Tili December m xt, Three LOTSOti Hast Bay, directly opposite the new Custnuihoiwe, sud two l.<"s on Market streut, i:i the reur or thcabavc. Tills property is or grout present und prospec tive value, being situated In uu: most largely fro quented ihorougtifare of the city, with the Market ou one side and the (hislouihwtsu in front, and is :t most, u-'mirutile point for the erection or stores and warehouses. The Lois will he sohl at puhllc outcry nl the i line, specified, unless previously disposed of lit private sate, and may he Imated for as a Whole until tie- 7lh of Dcoetnlicr, on application to WAIIHLAW ft OARKW, who will (urilisll all in formation as to dimensions, Ac. Terms mailt) known on day of sale. Purchasers to pay W. A. 0. lor capers. Iiovta slufa tulhss R K K U 14 E ' s s a l 10 lly virtue or a decree of the Court or Common Pleas, ror the Fourth Circuit or thu state or south Carolina, silling in Kqully in the ease or Morns K. Jcsnp. el al, rs. the Wilmington and Manchester Itallroad Company, ot al, win hu sold al I'uhllc Auction, nl the door of the Court house in Wilmington, in the Stllleof North Caro lina, at M o'clock A. M., on WKDNKSDAV, the Mhdav of January, ?D?O, All that iiorllon ul Hie WILMINGTON AND MANCHKSTKI-*. HAILItOAl) which lies within the state or South Carolina, With all Her ItOLLINO .stuck, Kqitlpments, Itepols, Workshops, Malerl ;.\', und everyIhin? pertaining Ihercuntn, to R?ther with all the liants, privileges, franchises and upptirtetiances, as sei fori h and more particu larly dcsorlticd In the several mortgages men tioned In the proceedings. The terms'd the sale ere cash; the bends of Hie Company secured liy tin: mortgages muni toned in thu report or tiie special referee, snil-llled in the case, ? o in* accepted Irnm tho pu reluise r pro rata as purl payment in the orderet priority ns lalilishcd liy tue report; provided that the same raicalilo proportion or cash he paid In lor the other lioints ol the same tirade ol priority not in I ho hands ul the purchaser: anil provided, also, jfltu sutllcient cash he paid lu la cover costs. B&'?vkcs und oxponses of suie; the purchaser also /."pay tor paper*, w. ALSTON PRINOLK, Special Itelcree. Charleston, loih November, isoi?. 1 () M M I S .S 11) N E K ' fi S ALK C lly virtue or a decree of the Court, or Knotty or the County or New Hauuver, or the Slate, or North Carolina, in Ihecase or Morris K. .lesup, etui, vs. the Wilinlugton and Mauehester Hail road Company.el ul. Michael Gronloy, Commis sioner, duly appoinled l>y Hie Court, will sell al l'ulille. Auction, at Hie door of Hie Courthouse, lu WiliuliiKlun, in the State ol North Carollnu, at II o'clock. A. M., on WKDNKSDAV, the ilh day or January. 1870, All that portion or the WILMINGTON AND MAN CH USTKIl HAILKUAD which lies within the Stute or North Carolina, with a" " - -oIIIiik slock, cqulp laentu, do|iots, workshops, materials and every rijrhis, privllcKCs, franchises and "appurtenances, asset forth und more particularly descrlbeil In the several mort nages men tinned hi the pro ceedings. Terms or sale are cash. The tsmils or the sa?) Company, secured hy the three lirai morlKnires, to wit: Tho mortuaire to Kd ward Sailliront, dated May 1,18A1; the second innriRiiKc to Kdward Sanoford, <iated March 1 iviit, and Hie mortnaue to OcnrRC W. Darzau, dated the i2i n of April, I S.v., shall lie accepted in (nil as part payment, accordais to the. priority or I said mon Rapes; ami the bonds or Hie snld Com- I pany, secured hy thu laortRURe to the said Morris K. Jcsup, shft!! be accepted pro rata ns part puy nient In the order ol priority established In sulil morlgazc. M. CltONLY, Commissioner. Wilmington, N.T. llOVlli turi6wl Qlticlioneeve' }3viimlc ?aleo, Ut. By I. S. K. BUNNKTT. 17WBM OF TIlRKB'lltllfDIlED ACHES ' NliAlt YORKvillk. At Private Sato? A beauUTuI und very prudueliirc PARMofaOO UCreS, located on the Itockhili Kouii, aliotit roar miles from the ihrivinK and very healthy village or Yorkville. There are M acres or bottom land Included, which arc cxoecdiu-?ly productive. There are all necessary tMllldlllRH on I Ills farm. Tiie location heaChy iluiinn the entire year. Apply as above at Nu. to Uroail street. iiuvao uuii.u R Hy I. S. K. BENNETT. e A l. estate At I'rlvatc Sale-? All that closant MANSION, with spacious grounds, No. 1 Lucas street. Kino Residence, wllll Lot U& by 200 feet, Nu. ? Smith street. lone Residence, on a very loriic and beautlfm Lot, No. ? Meeting street. I-'inc Resilience, wllli Lot O? hy ISO feet, No. ? llroud street. i-'inc Residence, wlUi Lot CO by 12* feet, No. 224 Bast Day strccL * Tenement Uullding, with Lot 42 by <*> fect, Nos. to and Hl Un>ad street. l^irgc Workshop with Outbuildings, ou Lot 60 by 7? feet. No. Oft King street. Lot, wlili I trick lliilldliiKS thereon, 80 by 200 reel, No. 18 Charlotte sired. Lot, with Wooden lluildlng thereon, ? by ?, No. ? Ashley street. Lot, lieautirully located, near Ituiluilge street. Al?a, A No. 1 TRUCK I'ARM of five acres, with now Buildings, up Builedgc avenue. A No. 1 Truck l'a r in or OS acres, thoroughly set tled, one mile above tho city limits, on Ashley lltvcr. a iao. PHOSPIlATIi LANDS ou Ashley River, near the city. Kor rnrthcr particulars, apply ns nbove, at the Real Ks lato Agency, No. tu nru.ui ulreol. uovsi) tilth id S By I. S. K. BENNETT. TOCKB WANTSD Wanted to pnreharo? CITY Ol' UMARLKSTOM SIX PRtt OKH r STOCK i'latilers' and Mcuhank Ihink stock Apply as above, at No. ;>> Uroail street. novae TO UK LOANED By l.oi?is i). BeHAUESBUK. To be Loaned - % !> .7 on llonil Secured Morf^ngod ou ap proved City Property. fsoou on suick Collaterals. Apply ns iiIkivu, ut No. 23 IIroad street. novoO tiilh'J By 1?HJIS B. BnSAUSSUUE. (10TTON PLANTATION ON POOOTAL J lOO RIVKR, BKAUFORT DldTRIOT. At I'rlvatc Sale? Thu PLANTANTION, known DJ "Hoch Point," (opposite id "Bray '.? Island,") on Mnckcy'a Neck, a jienlnsula (orincil by Ihn luiirnuiy end I'ouo lallgu rivers, liulnu apoiilho la 11er river winch is navigable, and uboutroiir miles from I'ocotalign liall?ad depot, riiciiaci isinialns <mo acres ul aiiout. one half ot which la cleared nca Ishllld oollo.i laud, winch prAlliHIM lollio waren |oycd ap'od repniailoii rni ihn prodimtlvem-ss nt the land and nnality of o tu n produiot. There is nia-1 a lui go bo.I., or marsh lai.d ntiucued to the pt) ee. Kor fur h.-r particulars apply ru alsive, at No. a;; Broad street. nbvau tufo QlimtonccrV jJvtiHUc ?ul?o, f?t. ?.i liJVi i.. f avingto?i a . :.Ii I <; e V J I i. A .'. 'i A vii... : '.' . - t.it ItlVKH. CONTAINING i.i;s or sw ?MP }. ? ?n ami ::. A< II) . m MICH ' AND', At I'rivut S:il? AI Hin i?.-.. c; INTA'I tif iiit.only called Laving.uixl hii^icc, in:, :. , nth tide "' ' I' ' . i ' ' i hiii. N Piiriih, V" < ' ' i CO i re* ut Hwilinp 1.;nul, iiiui- or. i n . -,. .. rituell l.it id, muri m i. m ,. ? ,. . I ,-, ? . ,v ,;>, tW)f mil- i ? John . M; i| s irvi'i if: liimK.linK imrlh ml tli< O.U ,n . ,. ,| / .;?.,.uv,.r; ...ill.i .... i. til .1 . . ... ,| i . , , , ,,,.,,?;?!?? beloiigiii'! i .1 mu m m ii ; ,,. ?i| ,,,,. ..-.irnl ""; ' ,m,'. '* ' ' : ' ? ill I nil A-.ii. ,.oo Ivor: als., s, : iii . - lit or i.anii i. . ivoi by . It. Mu ll Iii i... riuv , , i . ,?,,? plantation to .i un I . in . : . . ?: :.,,r,,,r liiiiMii? a nia.l through Mm .; I . i ,',? planta Mou, for Hin um'ni Hm Livingston nmi itnutioo plllllll.us, cou Is'. ! * ..f ..! I. h n| iMH,\ |M wiiltIi ii'oiii ihr point, ii-- donated ri Hi., pint uforo said. Mini mi iIii* r < Purin i?lut, t<> Hi- public A ilii'iimi N> r.l; roail. Kur rurllicr piirliculat . apply a? above, al Ko. 2. t broad sircct. iniv.io mri By MIT is !>. !>c'S??SSlJieK. INSTATE SALE PLANTATION IN st. !i \NORK v s PAKISII. At Private Sale ItllPLTON PLANTATION, hclousilig to li?lnic Wilkis.in St. luilii'W" Parish, atioiil live mile* rniot Charleston, on tli Stole River, opposite to John's i -! mit, n ill >.;i 1 lie ! |\ 11011:1). a 1 lot 1I1 si on Itallrutel titnl iiiuiti lomi, The tract contains . ?ml : eres < l.iiiiii, 11I1011I :.. ol which are high Lai..i. it.i- iial.mei marsh Land. M oni too lien - the i.und ure cleared anil adapted lu llio cult 111 < ol ? .ai. m uni) provisions, a tu i iiliuiit 31 lo e. Lxeeli ii ?mhis.ii eotton liuvo Ikioii madu upon 1 hu place for rears. Por parti allais, iipptj ni No. ji l?ruml street, uni h. i llfll A Uy LOUIS I?. De.SAUSSURE. IIA RON Y ok TWELVE THOUSAND Kill I IT lirjNIIItl'.ll I12,R0U| A.CRKK OP I.ANII. Al Private sate? The IIAKONV or TRACT OP LA NIL about 2T miles from Charleston ami 23 from 51 onut Picas nnt, im ihn tlwnj.cint.vti rnail, Charleston District, on the waters ol Awcudaw Creek, containing, ac cording In the plat or John Pouwlck, Surveyor, milite in 1772. twelve, llioiisiind clithl hundred acres of Lami, being an original barony granted to sir Naihuniri Johnson. On the tract Is a large inniy of woods, anil Micro 1 a iioiii navigable creek, ?villi several lamiiuRs. 'there aro a Dwelling House, barn and neuro houses 011 Hie place. Apply as aimvp. at No. 23 Itroad street, iioviii turn Hy LOUIS it. IreSAUSSUKE. STATIC SALE - RESIDENCE ON MEET ING HTRKKT. At Private Sale? The tin.story UK ICK ItKSIDKNOK, No. 3:1 Meeting str.-ei, conluining ten rooms, pantry, diNiblc ptaxxns, cistern. Ac, with brink kitchen, euriiilge house ami stable. The premises have re ecntly been repaired. The Lot measures about 43 fuol troill, 211 feel il?on, iiill! Il'i feet, on the baok Hue. Apply as above at No. -a llroad street, novlfl lain By LOUIS D. DeSA USSUItE. ESIDENCE ON ItUTLEDGE AVENUE. E 11 At Private Sal.? The ItltlCK ItKSIDKNOK. No. no P.u!ledge ave nue, recessed from the street '-evenly live feel, containing six rooms ia;j by it, feet, t lirec rooms 11 by IJi> fe?t, douille pla/./.:t4, gas, eisterii slid well. brlcK kPclien, ,\ e. Lot measures r.o rect front by 230 feet deep; on the Lot uro Mower gar den, Iriilt trees, llgs. graiics, Ac. Apply as above al No. 23 llroad street. nnvlii lubi B Ky LOUIS I?. DcSAUSSUKE. ItlCIv residence in hasel KTKKKT. Por Sale Tin: desirable three story llltli'K HKSIDKNOR, on high basement, situate on the south side of Hasel si reel, between Meeting and Alison streets, containing eight rooms, pantry, dressing room and two pin/./.as, extensive brick kitchen, car riage house and Blllhlft. The. l.ol measures SO feel front, by ISO feel deep, more or less. Apply as above at No. 23 itroad street, iiovin mro_ ~~By LOUIS n. DeSAUSSURE. residence on south U.\*. Tlie?hr?V?T?ry WoODKN p.p.sidknch, lirioi lia se in eu 1, No. es South ]tay, fciv doors wests; King street, containing six rooms, one pun try, dressing room, two piazzas; atrached Is a brick kitchen. Lot 50 feet front, by 100 feel deop. a LRU, Adjoining Hie above on Lamboll street, two two story BUILUIN08, one contnlnlugrnurrooms, the other two rooms. Lot measures M Iront, by 1C0 rent deep. The 1 wo Lots ingelhcr run from street to street. Apjiiv as above at No. 23 llroad street. iiovio i ill'',_ By LOUIS D. DcSAUSSURE. esidence in charlotte street. B. At Private Suie? The Wooden ItKSIDKNCK on brick basement, on till! north side of Churlolte si reel, known by Die No. 22, contnlnliiK lilx ii|iright, two garret, one dressing rooms, two pantries, private, slulr way, two piazzas, cistern, gas, ,Vc. On ihc tircni (am tire an excellent kitchen, a carriage iiouso and slalde. The Lot measures so feet front by 240 feet deep. Apply as above, at No. 23 Hrond street, novic tuft! S By LOUIS I). DoSAUSSURE TORE ON EASTM?AY STREET. H k. At Private Sale? The Til KICK STORY ItltlCK STORK, 011 Kast P.ny street, at ihc southeast corner of Cordes street, (which was occupied for near a quarter of a century by one of our most succcKsfii! mer chants, the late Mr. Smith Mowry, Jr.) " The Lot measures 23 loot front by no reel. deep. This properly Is one of the most central on Rast Hay for buslncs-t. Apply as above, at No. 23 llroad street, iiovld tuf!? By LOUIS D. BeSAVSSDRK. ayne street store, running THKOUUH TO MARK KT STRBOT. Por Sale or Rent? The ItltlCK STORK on the south side of nayne street, opposite the Charleston Hotel, now oooa pled by Mr. John Daly, measuring 2& feet on nayne street, 13 feet on Market street, and 1ST feet In depth. These premises arc admirably loented for the wholesale trade, ntul will be sold on onc-thtrtf cash, the balan?a In one, two nnd three years. Apply ns above, ut No. 23 itroad street. novlft tnfd __ ~~By LOUIS 1>. BeHAUSSURE. Large an d valuable rice PLANTATIONS ON NORTH SANTKK RtVKK. AT TDK IlKKT PITCH OP TUB TIIIR. At Private Sale? The valuable RICK PLANTATIONS on North Sniiteo River, (leorgelown District, known as "Millilam." "Kowlanrt" ami "Itluif Main." con tnitile.ir, tngethcr, 1073 acres of Land, of which 640 acres are tide swamp Land, ubout 300 being now 'under cultivation in rice ami the balance In guod iinlor; there are MS acres of IiIkIi Land, of wiilch is 1 or 70 arc cleared provision Lind, cupablo of produduK 40 huiihclfl of com to the a. re. On Mllldain*' Plaiiintioti Is u hikhI dwelling house, two birge. barns, a mill mil one of Hie large. ? and best negro seltlemeiits on North San too. On "Newlaml" and "llluir Main" uru also a negro scttlcuiniL On the*} Plsiiuiions Do re is 11 resident force of Scveniy Laborers, ami houses .millclcnt for over 200 negroes. The. situation of tills estate, lying 11s II docs iihnvc Hie salt water and below the frrshel lands, lias always been considered among the safest on San 1 ce, and during Hie long period they have been cultivated, there Is no Instance on record of tho loss of a crop. When cultivated previous to the war, they were capable or producing over 40 hiiHhrlrt or rine to the acte, ami the crops averag ed from 10,0110 to 22,001) bushels or rice scut lo market. Par further parttctitam, apply as almvc ?t No, ci Itroad '.! et. iiovIO luilisS By J. iVILiSBIt MATiTeWI?. ice and provision plantation. R At Private Sale? That Vl?nnlilit RIOK AND PROVISION PLAN TATION, called ItotiMieyi situated nl South Perry, on the Saittrc River, eontr.lnlnu l??3 acres?400 cleared and under bank. Sue hlgli Intnl. f>7 clear ed, balance well limbered wllli cypress, oak, Ac. The Plantation M now u:.der cultivation, is well srttlril with Dwelling, biirns and nier., luiiises, on.l known as one of thebsst plta'c.i ou the river. Tit)"? itiioxonptloniitilc. Pu; let 1rs, tiiply to J. PRASP.R HATI1KWR8, Reel Bslnte Agent, No. llroail street, ocfit ftu