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CITY AFFAIRS. , Meeting* Thia ?ny. Orango Lodge, at hair-past 7 P. M. lypograplcul Society, ut 7 P. M. typographical Huton, at hair-past 0 P. M. URAL EST?T- BALK.-Mcssr* Ixjwn?.'s A ?niuball BOUI thc lot ami buildings known na No. i Minority street, for fliiOO. Tits fttARlNSn'a ciieitou.-There will he service O? tho Mariner's Church. Church street, to-inor row, Sunday, at half-past 10 o'clock In Hie moor? ing. _ TttH CHEAPEST Y KT.- Th? NEWS Joh OfllCO ls now printing hlll-heads In the best atyloaml on Uno paper, ut $2.r>o per thousand. Merchants, think ?f it? -o MR. C. C. RlOilTKR hus nothing to do with thc " new? depot mid cigar slanil " at the Acade? my of Music, hut cat rles on his business aa usual at tho old aland, No. 101 King street. MASONIC EI.KCTION.- At tho annual commu? nication of Pythagorean bodge. No. SI, A. P. M., held Thursday evening, December 2, lsoo, thc fol? lowing olllocrs were elected to servo for thc en? suing Masonic year: Druthers lt. A. Miiokcnrass, W. M.; S. 13. Welch, S. W.; W. O. Harvey, J. W.j P.. II. McDowell, treasurer; lt. Stewart, secretary; W. ll. Wolch, S. D.; J. lt. Ohrlctxberg, J. 1).; T. P. Mood, A. W. Lewin, steward !: II. Meyer, tyler. TUB NBW YORK AN? SOUTH CAROLINA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-lt ls unnnunccd that thc splendid iron steamships Boutll Carolina and TonuosHce, of thc above newly o rc a ni/.cd lino, will begin their regular voyages between the ports or Charleston and New York ott 1st January noxt, leaving each port on Thursdays. DIBTATCII IN PKBIUHT.-Tho schooner An? nie R. Olover, Captain Terry, for some Mme past employed In the trade between Hoslon and this . port, has jual been cleared by MensT. M. Cold smith A Son, with a valuable general (might. Sha has been discharged and laden in eight days, hav lng In thc meantime been up Ashley Uiver and taken lu 2.10 tons of phosphate rock. She has among her cargo thc valuable Item of 100 hags of Bcu Island colton, und will probably sall for Huston to-day. MISPLACED CLEMENCY.-Amomr the prison ors sentenced by Judge Carpenter was one Jumes Henry alias Dullhead, a noted law breaker. He was sentenced at thc inst tenn of court to thc penitentiary Tor a migrant enso or larceny, and was pardoned by Governor Scott, but three days after his release he was rearrested upon another ohargo of the same nature. Thc Judge said thal in ibis cuse the executive clemency was clearly misplaced, and sentenced Dullhead to seven rears' sojourn in thc penitentiary. CiuiMiis.-An unfortunate canine was rim .ver by one or tho Rutledge street cars yesterday. Tho office of tho Guardian Lire Insnranco Com pany has boen removed to thc new building ut Mic corner01" limad und Church streets. Mr. Onltlard Pitzsliaons, tor some time tho pop? ular superintendent or the City Hallway Company, has resigned, and Captain C. H. Sigwald hus becu appointed in his stead. Tho friends of "surferlng Cuba" have organized a sub-Junta in thia city. They design co-opera? ting willi tho Untied Stales Supreme Junta, and will receive all contribution* tor tho caunc ol the struggling patriuts. Mr. P. Corbett, of I'.roome street. Nc-.- York, was serenaded by his Pculan Mends at tho Charleston Hotel liisl night. TUB ACADEMY OK Music-The comedy of I "nome," which was played al the Academy of J Music last night, lias Hie same general character , Lilies as "School," by thc same author, but is more Interesting In plot und moro finished lu dia? logue. It is a light ami pleasant comrdy or Eng? lish lire, and thc scone, au I'ligllsh drawing room, la unnhanecd from thu beginning tn thc end. Miss Alexander, as Dora Tiiornhnugh, won and retained thc sympathies of the :?,..i.?, wiiuno . pralso she knows how to command. The shade of cold noss, which detracted Trout thu merit of her acting on the opening night, has wholly passed away, and In "Home"' she played with warmth P and earnestness, aa well as taste ami aklll. Miss Lilly Eldridge was, as usual, pUiuantean? nutural. This lady is already a favorite in Charleston. Mr. Harry Woud-as Alfred Donison, Hie hero of thc play-ls a finished actor; and Mr. O'Neil played thc pu t or Captain MoutrauuY, 11 drunken brag? gart, to perler! ion. The rares ''Dodging Tor a Wire" kept tho house In a convulsive roar or laughter, Mr. Ryan, as Lollypop, was painfully runny, and Mists r.aFond played Sally with great vivacity. At half-past 1 o'clock to-day there will bc a Tam Uy matinee, when "School" will be produced for thc last time. To-night tho great drama, "ihc Lancashire Lass," will bc given. Tim PLANTERS' AXD MECHANICS' DANK. This bank was the lirai lo aunoiinco to thc public that lt waa prepared to resume business, and wc have to-dny a notice lliut on Monday deposita will 00 received. Alter the meeting or thc stockhold? ers, thc bank building was put.lu thorough repair, and is now In fur better condition to transact btisluc83 than at any Hine since the war. Thc old plan has been preserved, ui:d the desks have been urrunged to preserve an octagonal urea sufficient for till persona who have business with the bank. The desks and furniture arc cn. tlrcly ilga-, and huvc becu arranged with thc view to nn extended business. At present, the oaiccrs or tho bum. occupy only the southside. Mr. S. Y. Tupper, who has hereto foro occupied this building as his Insurance oitlce, still retains a portion mid Will bc found at his post on thc north side or thc oreo. Thc business or thc bank ia ns yet somewhat ll mite.1, and will be con tl se .1 to thc desks on thc south side. The ' stockholders nnd others interested in this bank have perfect confidence in the management, and reel satisfied that thu resumption or business will redound to their benefit. At an election held to fill vacancies In thc board or directors tho rollowlng gentlemen were elected: A. R. Tari, Frederick Richards, William. Roach and Henry Hiscliotf. r Tiru APPRENTICES' LIBRARY HOOIETY.-This society waa firMi organized on the 28th or Hay, 1824, and ai Hint Hmo had u library consisting or I lirtccn hundred volumes, principally the girt, or | individuals. They owned a lol und building 011 Meeting street, und Tor Home years previous lo tho wnr their library waa a popular resort, prin? cipally or thu classra for whoas la m Ul it | was originated. Tho library was enlarged rrora year to year hy the exertions of Hie | society and.hy thc endowments ot private Indi? viduals and bceaiuo a popular resort, UH ll was] conducted on liberal principles, mid was open both night and day to Hm reading publlo. Thc | disastrous fire or ism destroyed the building, to? gether willi the books, maps, pori rails, busts and Other property or the association. The proceeds of the policy of insurance paid oft* tho inc um? br?tico on thu lot on Mectiog street, and since tho war lt ha? remained unoccupied. Thia lot, to goiher with sumo securities, aro all the properly jos owned by tho society, and tho trustees havo decided that tho bout plan lo preservo tho assets or the society was by an amalgamation with .oso of a similar character. A meeting of 0 trustees was called yesterday at tho offloe of tho president, W. D. Porter, Esq.. Md lt was decided to appoint a committee to kwali apon thc Charleston Library Socleiy and ask 'or the appointment of a similar committee to nfer upon nome plan of amalgamation whereby bc two societies tuny be btmcfltletl. Nu definite lan has boon proposed, but thu object ot the ovora is to furnish tho oominnnily with mors coding facilities limn nrn how enjoyed. T.ic Lil wini? gentlemen nrc tho trustees or the Appren? tices' Library Society : President, William l>. Portor; William Lobby, Edward Behring, A. II. Duncan, J. n. Stelntnoyar, Wilburn Thayer, 0. ll. Cochran, J. H. Lockwood, J. T. Wclsmuo, IL 8. riggs, Joseph Johnson, D. O. Wayne, Vf. & anaroy. KOK TUK HOLIDAYS.- Cheap chroi os, fino dictographs, handsome picture frames, a lurga tock or albums-cheaper than thc cheapest. At :. C. (lighter's, No. tot King street. A MoDKi. BsTAiii.isit.MKNT.--Wo. Invite tho att? ention of Mic friends or TUB NEWS in thc city and hroughout tho Slate to thc excellent r.iclllllcs vhicb our orneo enjoys for.tho pr.pt execution )f uti kinds or Hook and Job Priming. Fully pro? dded with new typo and machinery or tho latest iud most approved pattern, and having a large nul carefully select?! stock or cards, envelopes uni papers or all qualities, TIM NEWS Job Ofllco ls mw prepared lo lill ardura for every description >f plain und ornamental priming In thc very best nauiier, and nt rales al least as low as any other istabllshment In thc Southern states, uah at flin NEWS building (up stairs) and examine our ic Te or prices and specimens or our work. SUPURMK COIIIIT, COLUMPIA, UECXunr.tt a. rho case or James W. Williams, trustee, vs. Henry Heard, ct al, was resumed. Mr. Thompson con iludcd lils argument tor appellees, and Mr. Perrin [n reply, which closed tho case. The case or Vincent baldwin, plaintiff in error, rs. Hiizahclh Cooley, Jordan Oreen ntul wife, dc rendants in error. Mr. C. P. Sullivan was heard for plaintiff in error up to the hour or adjourn? ment. UNiTsn BTATKS CIRCUIT COURT-HON. CEO. 8. HUYAN. PRESIDINO-COLUMBIA, December a. Issue Dor.:.-::.-Abel Candy vs. charles ll. (.an? neau. Order postponing hearing ot motion Tor llljuctlon. Ordered that hearing bo postponed until lath february next, and derendant do not proceed upon his execution until cause be heard, orfunhcrordcr oribis court. I.. A. Judd vs. J. C. Lipscomb, defendant. Mc? dowall .v Parker, plaintliPa attorneys; Thompson .V Pair, defendant's attorneys. Verdict for Hie plaintiff's $101 OL Cern?anla Insurance Company, el al, nils dirrill K. Hoyklu. A new trial having been ordered lu this ease, and thc plaintiff allowed lo amend lils declaration, on mot lon or Simotitun tc Harker, defendant's attorneys, lt is ordered thal d?ten? dants have leave to withdraw nil picaa entered by them to tho ronner declaration audio demur or plead, as they may be advised, de novo, lo thu iii.itn: in '.-s declaration and writ. In Utility.-John S. MoKcown vs. John Chap? man, et al. Un motion, ordered that James Hemp lilli, Uso., be appointed special referee, and that he impure and report the atnoqnt due on thc guardianship bond ot John Chapman as guardian or the complainant, J. J. McKcowil. Harriet I.. Sowers, administratrix, cum testa? ment? annrxo, James Sowers, der ea ned, vs. Joseph J. McCown, ct al. Ordered, thal the complainant have leave to amend her bill by inserting thc namcor Harriet H. McCown, und bc made a party Hi?relo. DISTRICT counT. Kx parle Anthony While, or Sumter; ex parte Henry J. Hum, ot Darlington. Petitions for Idol discharge. Judge signed orders and cerlillcates of discharge. Kx parle lames M. Hrown, assignee; In rc Calci? M. Jones, bankrupt. Petition for salo or real es? tate. Kx parte Lemuel H. stephenson, assignee, in re Allson A. McDowell, bankrupt, idem. Ordered that assignee sell; litter paying costs, hohl bul ance subject lo order or this court. Kx parte James Patterson, assignee, in re. A. C. H. Walker. Petition tor salo or real CHtulc. As? signee ordered to HCII, und, aller paying cost-, apply balance lo liens. Kx |)arte James Patterson, .assignee, in rc Josi? ah N. Walker, bankrupt. Idem. KX parlo I.. H. Stephenson, assignee, In rc Jere? miah I.. Mc.lowell, bankrupt. Petition to sell personalty. Salo ordered. Ks parte, .iaoies Patterson, assignee, In rc Silas Ryans, bankrupt. Petition to sell real estate. Halo ordered. parte Caroline earner, per prox ami. In ro Hilbert earner, bankrupt. Sale of linukrupt's propertybo suspended, to wit: Saud Hill Place, and t he proceeds of sale ot other property bc held by assign?e. Kx p.irte Bank or Ch-vrlesiori, In ro V. J. A J. H. Magill, bankrupts. On motion, ordered that tho net proceeds of sale bo applied to the par ?neut or judgment standing lu thc name or thc petitioners. H. W. Mcculloch vs. Thomas W. Holloway, Wm. Sumner, lu bankruptcy. Ou moilun, ordered ihat thc order referring pel ll lon to registrar tie so amended that the registrar report upon thc me? rits us well as thc fae i s Hierein alleged. COURT OK QKXBIIAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS.-HON. IL H. CAIU'EKTKH, PKKSIDINO. Thin having been appointed sontencc day, tho following sentences were passed: Joe Cochran-assault and battery with Intent to kill. Gullly or assault and buttery. Sentence, $10 and costs or thirty days In Jail. J-. .? i. i-y>-~.< n.i..M .mu? indict? ment i us above. Sentence same. John Capers-assault and battery. Same sen? tence. Thomas Javlngcr and Bichard Shepard-riot and trespass. Jarlngcr $20 costs or two months in Jail. Shepard $10 costs or one month lu Jail. Henry Shomackcr-assault and battery. $10 fine or one month In Jail. Eliza Grant-assault and battery. Conflnomcnt In Jail for roar hours. Wilson Goodwiu-larceny. Threo years' con. finement in thc Penitentiary. Isaac Miller-larceny of notes. Three years In thc Penitentiary. Pcicr Brown ulina Hlghgrass-larceny of notes. Ono year In tho Penitentiary. Thomas Williams-assault on un officer In thc discharge of lils duty. $100 or rix months in Jail. Prctlerlck Johnson-assault nnd battery. $200 or six months In Juli. Dennis Robinson-larceny of notes, gioooraix months lu Juli. Abram Hrown-larceny. One year In Peniten? tiary. Louis Banks-grand larceny. Two years In Penitentiary. John Dlssc'.l-assault and battery. $10 and costs or thirty days' imprisonment. John Disscll-larceny of notes. $100 or six months1 Imprisonment. Moses Small-petty larceny. One year lu the Penitentiary. Anthony Nixon and Prlday Nlxoa-murder. To be hung on thc last Friday la Pebruary, be? tween io nnd 4 o'clock. Adam Graham, Frank Jackson and John Dibbs -larceny. Jackson and Gibbs, two years In thc Penitentiary. Graham, $100 or six months In Jail. John alias Granville-larceny. $100 or six months In Jail. Joseph Mitchell-larceny or notes. Two years tn the Penitentiary. John Commlngs-assault and battery with In? tent to kill. $50 aud costs or three months In Jail. John Heyward- larceny of notes, neywnrd was an escaped prisoner from tbs Penitentiary, anil was sentenced to be confined for two years from Hie expiration of his present term. Roban Loyd-grand lurccny. Six months In Jail. Alick Simons-assault nnd assault and battery; two Indictments, $50 lino and threo mouths In Jail 011 each. loo Hailey-mule stealing. Poor years in Peni? tentiary, sam Small-horacsteallug. Pour years in Peni? tent Inry. James Rico- assault and battery. $10 or ten days In Jail. Hain mies-burglary and laroony and larceny of notes. Titree years lu Penitentiary. Robert Artopo allai Weston-petty larceny. $100 or six months lu Juli. John Kline-assault with Intent to kill and as? sault ami battery. $10 or thirty days In Jail. Caesar Small-assault with lutentto kill and as? sault ami battery. $50 or throe months In Jail. James Henry alias Bullhead-grand larceny or larocny. of indes. linnhe ad was recently par donod by Governor Scott, nail within three days of his release from tho Penitentiary was guilty of larceny. Ho was sentenced to seven years in tho Penitentiary. Jim Oreen and Moses Ai en-hog stealing. $100 Une or six months In j s ll eaoh. OoorgcUlatr. Samuel Cox ami Jarce.4 Kelly highway robbery and assault and battery. |50 fin a or three months in Jail for each. Diana Middleton-larceny of notes. $10 flnc or thirty days lu Jail. Sundy Drown-assault and battery. $200 flnc or one your In Jail. George W. Hooker-obtaining goods nndor false pretoncei. $100 Uno or six month* In Jail. John Dirndl was tried Tor Liroony or nulos, and scnrenccrundcre.l tis ab;V3. Tho Judge then ad? journed thc court fur the present term, and all iiurhilshcd business on tho docket remains over lo thc Pcbroary term. UBKTIKQ OF THU T.ABORHR8-Tho wbito la? borers of Charleston assembled In rathor ?lim numbers hist night at Holmes' Hall to concert uiiou some plan of action as a union, and to ap? point delegates) to tho Workingmen'* Union. Mr. Arthur McClure was called lo the chair, and the constitution or tho Workingmen'* Union WB-i read and adopted. Those present then c ine forward and sigurd tho constitution. Delegates to tho Work? ingman's Union were then elected, and pftcr seve? ral speeches rrom those present thc meeting ad? journed. Hotel Arrivals- December il. iwi Mii.es ION norata J. ll. Morrill, Wallurlon; A. (Jetty, Charles? ton; Henry M. Cross, Hartford; S. H. Titraiiy, Newark; James w. Johnson, Ballimore; Dr. I?. G. itockwcii, Oscar Coles, W. L. Bkldmore, Mrs. w. h. Skldmorc ami maid, J. Skid more, Captain J. I'. Smith, Mrs. J. P. Smith, Mrs. Chandler, New York; Joseph S. Canty, Clarendon; J.'H. Head, Charleston; A. A. Solomons, Freeport; S. U. Ncwhousc, Philadelphia; ll. J. Roberts, Mrs. lt. J. Roberts and two children, New York; John S. Hill, Montana; David 1.. Keller, Philadelphia; !.. Wlttpon, New York. PAVILION IIOTBIH II. Leland, South Carolina; L. M. Keen, U. S. lt. 8.; J. W. Thompson, Savannah and Charleston Railroad; M. C. Hall, South Carolina; Wm. Stone, Savannah and Charleston Railroad; John McNa? mara, City; Philip Hilter, Klngstroo; Dr. A. I.. North, Aiken; W. G. Kenoyhon, Hamberg; H. D. Warren, New York; B, W. mane?, Florance; Win. Arnold, New Orleaus; A. C. Moren, New York; J. A. Patterson, lady and servant, Jacksonville; F. A. Lawrence, New Yo-'t; A. Richardson, Wis? consin; Mrs. randall and two children, Norwich; O. A. Otes, Augusta; P. Hurt, Thomas Brand wall, I*. Cole. J. l>. Kills, New York; P. K. Band ges, Philadelphia; ?'. Oiralt, Montgomery. Min.s IIOUBK. Dr. P. B. Wilder, Hilton Hoad; John M. Phipps Columbia; Robert Peck, Wm. Galloway, Liver? pool; C. Rush and wire, Carl O. W. Peten, John L. Lockwood and wife, S. Blumenthal, J. Nathan, W. J. goldman, Now York; P. W. Fuller. Liver pool. _ Ii IT S J JV J! S S NOTICES. A CHANUK POR Aonicui.TORiOTa.-Tho seed and agricultural stand or Mr. Conrad Ring is well known to thc entire State, and though thc death or thc proprietor has removed the main stay oT thc establishment, yet there arc Others who arc not willing to havo the business rormcd in a life time fall into decay. Mr. CliolwcU has assumed charge of thc stand, and has arranged thc stock to such advantage Hint it ls at cnoc ap? preciated by all buyers, fjfccrc are few establish? ments that can display a belter assortment or seeds and agricultural implements; and thc at? tention ot thc public is directed lo thc extraor? dinary bargains now offered in that line. RtSAL E3TATK SALK IN CKOKGKTOWN_Tho alientan] of purchasers ls particularly called io thc auction sale In Georgetown, on tho 7th Inst., by Alonso J. While A Son, or several or thc most valuable rico plantations tn Georgetown Oounty, belonging to thc estate ol the latoGov?rnor R. W. Allston, tinder decree In equity. Thc steamer Ktntllo leaves Tor Georgetown on Monday, thc etti instant, and returns on Wednesday, tho 8th Inst For particulars see advertisement In another column. TIIUOAT AfKKUTiON8.-A pliyslolou writing rrom KcwTanc, New York, speaking of tho benefi? cial eirects resulting rrom the usc or "Brown's Bronchial Troches," says: "For alleviating thnt horrid Irritation only reit by those who have suf? fered rrom any bronchial ntrcctlon, and ror hoarseness and sore throat, too, I am free to con? fess (though I nm an M. I).,) they answer all you claim for them." To avoid disappointment, bc ?ure and obtain thc genuine "Brown's Bronchial Troches." HuKiNKis EMVKljOPKfl_THE NKWH Job Omeo ls now prepared to furnish goo? envelopes, with business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous? and. Send your orders. Every merchant and bnsiucss mau should have lils card printed on lils onvr.lopoc _ ONK OP DIOKKN'S' or Scott's Works ls present? ed tn every annual subscriber lo thc XIX Cen? tury. actG Gr .financial. OLDl GOLDI GOLD! In sums to suit purchasers. Fof sale by HUGER Si RAVENEL, dcc4 1 No. CO East Bay. ?pUVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Wanted employment for tho above amount, together with thc services or an experienced ac? countant and 'borough business man. Address, caro NEUFVILLE A HANNAM, dec4 stutlrt* No. 0 Broad Btrcet. Notices in ?an'.miptcr?. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE DNITKD STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-In tho matter or FRANCIS G. OA RT, or thc ?rm or Curt. Kopff A Jervey, Bankrupt-lu Bankruptcy.-Tn whom lt may con? cern: The. undersigned hereby gives notice or his appointment as Assignee or FRANCIS G. OART, or Charleston, In the District ol Charles? ton, and State or South Carolina within said Dis? trict, who lins been adjudged a Bankrupt npon lils own petition by thc District Court or bald District. Dated the 3d day or December. A. D" 1800. dec4 B3 GEORUK D. BRYAN, Assignee. iltillinern. iranen ?cobs, &?c. "p A Ly L OPENING OF MILLINERY GOODS, AT MRS. M. J. ZBRNOW'S, No. 304 KINO ST. Having Just returned from Now York, would re? spectfully call tho attention or tho Ladles to a large and handsome, assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, Including Dress Trimmings and Paper Patterns. Clonks on hand and made to order. Dressmaking attended to as usual. Country orders solicited and promptly filled. oct 14 3 tntli93ntos_ 1 IL LI NB BY O O O D S M A COMPLETE STO0K OF FINE MATERIALS IS NOVT OPENEL Wh Ich. will bo made In tho BEST MANNER AND LATEST STYLES, FOR PALL AND WINTER. All Orders promptly nilod. M. j. noora, No. 420 King street. 001.10 6 tmimamos ?nmber, Jnel, Sfft. QO AL I OOALI GOAL! 800 tons Red Ash Egg GOAL landing from Brig Gambia, and for sale by H. P. BAKER A OO., Coal Yard, novM No. 20 Cumberland Htreot. JENKINS A CUNNINGHAM, COTTON BROKERS AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2 WARREN BLOCK, (np s ts'j s,) AUGUSTA, QA. J01IS J KN KISS. Ito BT. it. CVNNINflHAll. Sole agents for the sale of the celebrated Dloknon A Pooler Cotum Suod lor tho States ol Sooth Caro? lina and Georgia. Itoluroiicox-J. T. Gardiner and J. J. Cohen A ?"ns. Augusta, Os., and Claghorit, Herring A Co., cum lent,,a, A. o. and Augnata, tia, nov*} (mus Qorlirultnrc. Agriculture, frc. BY PERMISSION OP THE OOURT OP PROBATE. Vor pak) al Ile' all mid III Low FitidKe, THE LATH CON KAI) RINU'H STOCK IN TRADE, All ol' wlilcli li of very ri'ocnt. iinpoi tatlous, sc? lented personally hy Mr. King, principally from tho Mawr*. I.uudrcth's or Philadelphia, for this market. Thc slock consists of thc beni und moot choleo OABRAOK SKKDH, cr all kinds, T?malo Seeds. Balnea und iiosiou Squash seeds, Turnip and Kola Kami Heeds. POOH. Parsnip and Carrol Heeds, Karly ami Sweet Corn SeedB, And all other kinds, oom mon to Southern cli? mates. . Amt). PLOUGHS, Hoes, Spades and every variety or Gardon and Parui Implements, OQ the moat im? proved patlcniH. ALSO, BASKET and OLASS-WAKH. ALM. WUKELKARROWS and ll ARROWS. At thc storr. No. aaa west aide or King, below George street, and known for thc last forty years as LANDRKTH'S AND KINO'S 8BED AND AGRI? CULTURAL V7AKEH0USB. (?KO. KING UllOLWBLL, dCC4 Administrator ol Conrad King. ORNAMENTAL TREES, ROSES, GREEN IIOUSB PLANTS, Ac-Consisting or the best sorts Jap?nica Plants und Plowers, Prult Trees and other Nursery Plants. Catalogues can bc gol on tho premises, Spring street, HCCOIIII door west or Rutledge avenue. dec4 sluthO* WM. FERGUSON. iUisccllancoiis. .piRENOIJ C0NPBCTI0NERIE8. .soo different kinds of the nucst and best F R B N 0 II CONFECTIONERY. Thc largest and best assortment In thc city al KINSMAN HltOS., ?004 2 _No. 27? Klag street. QUPF,NIGGER, WHAT'S DE MAT 1ER? You len dcm dcre fritters. Sal, gal, stop dat clatter, I'sc miss de SOLOMON BITTERS t For sale at RAOUL A KV NAH. docs w I N G ! A SPLENDID PUMP FOR SALK. Having purchased thc exclusive right lor tho States ot North and South Carolina for thc manu? facture and salo of A. I! A 1,1)1 NO'S PATENT OL ASS SUIIMKRGKD DOUIILE-ACTING FOROS PUMP. I hereby forewarn, under thc penalty of thc law, any person from Infringing upon my rights lu thc same. Intending lo manufacture aud sell thc same. I would be pleased lo couler with parties wanting them. Thc price will range ri om $20 to $30, accord mg to thc depth or thc well, for No. 3 yard wells, throwing 30 gallons or waler per minute, and Nu. 2 for railroad stations, throwing no gallons, price given on application. This pump has no rrlciion, und thu packing win lost for liftcen years in a good weil. Directions will ac? company thc pump tor pulling it up, which can be done In 30 minutes. I will receive orders at Tai boro. Scotland Neck, mid Farm ville, N. C. All orders addressed to mo at either of thc places named will rucelvc prompt ailcnrlon. nov27 sr>miiHi>*c J. L. KITCHEN. o-IX LORD, O-H ! NO ONU aitUNTS THUS II? Tur.r USE SOLOMON'S HITTERS. For sale at KA out, A KV NA IL d0C2 T P. C II U P E I N DENTIST, OIT-'ICK NO. 276 KINO ST KR RT, IIOV13 'Sinos ? o XT D ns a u SHAKE FROM FEAR OF AOnB WHO DRINKS SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For sale at dec?_RAOUL A LYNAH. [MIE DRAWING OP SPANISH POLICY TAKES PI.AOB DAILY In thc large Hall in thc rear or our Hanking House. OIIANOES TEN CENTS EACH. Prizes ranging in value from $7 to $777,700. One prize lo every 107 blanks. Scud to us teu cents and any three numbers between 107 and 777,700, they will bu put Imo thc wheel, ir you draw a prize we will Iel you know by return mall. SCALD OP DISCOUNT POI'. OnAS'CBS : 1 Chance.10els. I IOU Chancas.$3 75 10 Chances..05 els. I 200 Chances.17 00 20 Chances.$1 85 I 400 Chances.33 50 60 chances.4 AO | loco Chances.80 00 Address all communications io J. M. li LA ICE A CO., Bankers, And Solo Agents tor Spanish Policy In thc United States, nov26 12* No. OM Broadway, New York. ?l)irts aub -fiiruisljinrj l?oo?s. pRESH ARRIVALS! LATEST STYLES I COMFORTABLE PIT I LOWEST PinOBS I S 8 S 8 8 8 B 8 8 8 SCOTT'S 8 S S S 8 S S S S S S S S 8 S 8 STAR SHIRTS S 8 - 8 8 AND COLLARS S S 8 8 READY MADB 8 8 8 8 AND MADE 8 8 S 8 TO ORDER. 8 o8 , S S - S 8 MEN'S 8 8 S 8 FURNISH INO 8 8 S S 8 S S S 888S88S 8 GOODS. S 8 S 8 8 S 8 8 S 8 AT THE GREAT SHIRT EMPORIUM 1 LOOK POR THE STAR SIGN, M EE'.' i .WO STREET, NEARLY OPI JlTE MARKET II ALL. noviu nit: N E PR I OE! i ONE PRIOEI nov 23 C ALLP.RNIA VINEGAR HITTERS. For salo by DR. n. BAKU, novll No. 181 Mccung street .faner? <0?oo?s, ??c. rpi) YS AND FANCY* ?OXER. Wc aro offering a large assortment or FANCY HOOD? At Low Prices. doo* ?_ KINSMAN BBOB. j"~XOLU)AY AND WEDDING I'ttKSENTS. AN KL KO A NT A8S0KTlf KNT OK FANCY OOO 08, AT .1 A M K H ALLAN'S, novio Wulm? No. 307 KINO STREET. JMT'ORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT BAZAAR, No. 303 KINO STREET, COUNKIl 0B0R0K, J. ARCIIRR, PROPRIETOR. I wooli) respect fully inform my numerous ons i .mm that I have murnea from New York, ami havo received per steamers Manhattan nml James Adgcr 60 casca assorted merchandise, comprising cvcrythliiR In thc NOTION, HOSIERY, SHIRT, 'nus nnd general rancy linc. My stock, at pres? ent, ki the largest ever oircrcd lu this city. My position with Importers and Manuracturers, "as a CAsn Imycr," gives mc many advantages, ena? bling mc to soii all goods at leust (rom SS to :io perccut. less than thom holding old stock previ? ously bought on CRKIMT. (hld lots given uway. Price lint on application. HA/.A A lt. No. :Uia KINO ST lt BET. Uorucr George. Tho Ladle?' Favorite. Store. /CT* Several smart, intelligent Youths wanted. nov? lino (Slothing ono iMnnisl)ing ?OO?G. PENING. O FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, OP OUR OWN SELECTION ANO MANUFAC? TURED IN CHARLESTON RY OORSKLVRS, Which wc have determined to sell at such prices as cannot fall to Fatlsfy thc views or thc CLOSEST DEALERS, EITHER THROUGH ORDER OR PERSONAL SELECTION, TO WIT : Paney Tweed Cassliucrcs, (Sack and Panta). $ 7 00 Mixed Casslmcrc Suits. ll 00 Doubla and Twisted Casslmcrc Suits.... 10 eu Harrison's Gray Casslmcrc Suits. 17 oo Fancy Casslmcrc Suits. 17 oo Hlaok and White Silk Mixed Suits. IS 00 Colored Scotch Chcvlol Suits. 20 00 Gold Silk Mixed Stills. 26 00 Illack Cloth (Sack, PanLi and Vests. ll 00 Black Doeskin Cassi m ere Pants from. 6 00 lo 10 00 Colored Cassi mei c Panta from.4 CO to 0 Colored Union Cassim ere Pants from.2 00 to 4 oo Pine mack Cloth Vest. 3 CO Kino Colored Casslmcrc Vests. 2 00 Waterproor Tweed Over Sacks. io oo CLOTHING FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS FROM NINE TO TWhViTY YEARS OLD. THE GENUIN ri STAR BRAND HU I UT AGENCY. Lot 42 Star Shirt. . $2 00 Lot 62 Star Shirt. 2 60 STAR BRAND COLLAR, $2 50 PER DOZEN. COTTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, O O lt OWN MAKE, at $1 25. MERINO SHIRTS PROM 76 cents to ?1 JO, A GOOD ARTICLE. Call and see us. Wc do not boost of having the most expensive GOODS, but we can boast of having the ohcapest and best made CLOTHING In Charleston, and equal to the BEST CUSTOM WORK. TERMS OASU, or city acceptance. O. E. A A. 8. JOHNSON, 0Ctl4 ltU82mos No. 317 KING STREBT. dliina, Orockcrij, Uz. Y R ENCH CHINA NOW SELLING AT COST AND LESS THAN COST, A large and well assorted invoice of PRENCn CHINA : 76 China Dinner SETS, cost $32 60, al $3? a set 60 China Tea Sots, al $0 a set 100 China Fancy Spittoons, from $1 26 to $1 60 each 76 China Paney Candlesticks, cost $1 60, nt 76c. A iso, . WHITE CHINA-WARE. SOUP TOREENS, SAUCE TUREENS, BOATS Covered Dishes and Dessen Pleocs Uups and Sauoers, Sugar and Cream, Plate?, of all sixes, Ac, Ac. R. IL MoDOWELL, for Importors nova stuth imo King and Liberty streets. JBooio, ?hoco, ??c. IlHE BEST IN THE CITY. If yon want BOOTS AND SHOES, or thc best make and lateatatyles, go to ? STE ?B ER'S, No. 41 Brood atreot, near Church street. Always on hand a large assortment of Gentle? men's Boots, Goiters and Shoes, of various pat? terns. A perrect flt guaranteed If rondo to order. Attention ls especially invited to the supply of j new and rsshlnnablo Sealskin Halters, now so popular at Ute North. J. STUDIER, Bootmaker, nov27 stuthlrao* No. 41 Broad struct. I JAMEH II A lt ll A L & OO. COTTON AND O EN EB AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Mo. 23 WHITEHALL 8 T R B 3 T - (Lowor rad or Broadway,) NEW YORK. Liberal advances made upoa Bills of Lading, novio linoMO Onction ?alco--ihttnrc Chino. Ky WAKDLAW & CA KKW. -yLUAAULK HUI LIM NO LOTS Will bo Rofe! in front of i bo Obi Posluinno, root ol Broad Street, at I! O'Clock A. M., on TUBS-DAY, ibo Tilt December next, Tinco Mutton Kant llay, directly opposite, i ho new Custom hollie, stol Iwo I .ol s on Muhet si i rei, In Mm rear of Hie ubOVO. Thu property la .?1 gie.ti presold ami pmspec live value, being situated lu Hie most largely fre? quented InoroilKllf?rc of thc city, with the Market on one nillo atul the Customhouse lu front, an<l is a moat admirable point for the erection of stores mu? warehouses. Tho Lots will be sold al public oulcry al Hie ilma specllled, unless previously disposed of at private sule, > ml may be treated lor as a whole until tho Ttn of December, on application lo WAHDI.AW ,V. CA lt KW. who will furnish all In? formation as lo dimensions. Ac. TertrM--Oiic-ihlrd cash j Hie Italanco in one, two and lb-en years, or nt any shorter period, ul Ibo opUoti of the purchaser, at the rato Ol ten (ter cent, per annum. Purchasers lo pay W. A C. for paper?. dect gALK OK VALUARLE REAL IWTATKT Will bc sold at Public AnotlOII, on the Drat MON? DAY In December next, in the Town of Man? ning, Clarendon County, South Carolina, The following LOTS OK I.ANO, all situated lu thc satd county, being the property or un Assign? ed Estate: "TOWN PLACE." This is thc tate residence of Dr. Ingram, and is locates! in tho most desirable portion of the Town of Manning. Thc lol contains two acres; Hie ap? purtenances arc a well finished dwelling, contain? ing six rooms; outbuildings complete, consisting of storeroom, servants' houses, kitchen, stable, Ac. Thc place ls ornamented with beautiful live oaks, net out about len years ago. Altogether il is a handsome place, costing ten years ugo shout ssooo. "HOME TRACT." This ls an excellent and well nettled tract of OOO aeres of land, atilinte ah >ut two miles from Man liing. The land produces well-cotton, corn and peius. The appurtenances consist ot' dwelling house, with nil necessary otitltiiitdlngs, laboren? houses, gin house, granary, stables, Ac. "CONYRIW TIT ACT." This is a tract of cen aeren of land; it is a well settled mid highly productive plantation, situate In "Pork of lllack Hiver," six milos front Man? ning. "ROSE HAY PLACI--" This a tract of 010 acres nf line cotton and corn land, sit?ale within a mlle of tho reavers', and ndjoluing the "Conyers* Tract." lt ls without settlement. "MoLKOD TRACT." This ts a tract of :too acres. An improved and valuable tract of laud, situate lu thu "Pork or lllack Uiver," produces corn, cotton and rice well, and is convenient lo Manning and Sumter, the latter place ail'ordlng one of the best markets in the State. "MCKNIGHT PROPERTY." This consists of a storehouse, dwelling and out? buildings, and live acres of land in the Village ol' Summerton, ueiir Wright's liltnr, on BanteeRiver. LOTS IN MANNING. House and two nero lot In Hie Town or Manning. House contains Tour rooms; lot well Improved. A small house and kitchen and two acres or laud In the Village or Manning. A vacant lot. TERMS Ol' SALK. one i tur.i cash; the remainder on a creditor one and two years; tho credit portion to lie fe? cund by bond or thu purchaser, with Interest ut thc rate of seven per cent, per annum, and mort? gage or thc premises sold. Purchasers to pay tor Slumps and papers. FROST A AUGER, tor Assignees, Charleston, S. C. aoplSO 10CU,13,novl,8,15,>2,29,dec4 _Canjj^for SaU.__ BARNWELL LANDS FOR SALE.-A Settled PLANTATION In llarnwed District, wubin one hour's ride ?r Blackville, lt consists ol Out) acres or 'and, 'JIMI acres cleared, the baluucc well wooded willi while mik, Ac, and, ticing Im? mediately on thc river, affords a Uno pasturage thc year round tor cattle, hogs, Ac. Tho land ls vcrr productive, and the place considered as healthy an any In thc district, with an abundance or peaches, grapes, strawberries, Ac, In season. With or without the place will bc sold Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Ac. Ac. Ap? ply at this onie/:._dec4 1* T7ILORIDA LANI) V O lt SALE. - A ; valuable PLANTATION ol 830 acres In Ma ?.?... \J.t.j, .-?......... ,a ui.ciuu ui. ptttUMI niue, about otto hair cleared and under cultivation: part best hammock. This Plantation ls one of thc most deslrublc lu thc Stute; ls very produc? tive for Cotton. Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables, Ac; also tine ror Oranges and other Fruits; ls loeuted In one or thc healthiest anil most plea? sant neighborhoods In thc Slate, being convenl 1 ont to railroads, churches, Ac. Apply to A. lt. MULLIGAN, Colton Factor, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, B. C. novl2 fUacijincrn, (Castings, &c. j-jyj-EETING STREET FOUNDRY. TUIS ESTAW.lSnMUST IS NOW FliRNISlltS'O THC IM? PROVED McCARTIIY COTTON GIN, STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Of various sizes, on hand. Improved Vertical and Horizontal Corn Milts, Sugar Mills, Sugar Mills, Sugar Boilers and rans, of all sizes. Horse-Powers o nd Gin Gearing, from o to 10 reel In diameter. Improved Lever Cotton Presses, Tor Hand, Power, Saw and Rice Milli. Machinery and Castings or all descriptions made to order. Particular attention paid to House Fronts nod Castings for Buildings, Gratings, Cistern Covers, Sash Weights, Ac, Ac. WILLIAM S. BENERBY, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER, No. 314 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C. attg4 mw?_ JgXOELSIOR IRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED 1930, FOOT OF 14TH STREET, EAST RIVER. IRON FRONTS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF IRON WORK POIt nun.DINO ruill'0SE3. CEO. R. JACKSON, DORNET A CO., Proprietors. BRANCH OFF1CF., NO. 201 OKNTIIB BTHKET, COIINKR OK HOWARD. UOVSO 3mOS_ WAGON AXLES, COMMON. CONCORD, Iron Hub, and Solid Collar, or superior quality und llliish. Also, Manufacturers of Ma? chin, -iv, r.itont Steam and Belt Forge Hummers, Tower Shears, Car Axles, Windlass Necks, Truss Shapes, Crowbars, Boiler Fronts, Cast. Iron Jack Screws, Patent Swage Blocks. Tire Benders, Forg? ings and Castings. Address, ror Price List, \ LVMA.l KINHI.KY & CO., nov04 Imo Cnnihtldgcport, Moss. Seining XUHCIIUU-G. S EWING MACHINES. Thc placo to buy SEWING MACHINES is where you have a choice of styles of different nakara. I have the host single and double-thread Ma? chines now before the public TUE WILLCOX A GIBBS* SILENT MACHINE AND Till "WEED** P. P. LOOK-STITOn Aro the simplest and most reliable Machines made Every Machine ls warranted to give satis? faction, or lt will bc exchanged ror othor kinds. AU kinds or Sewing neatly sud promptly danu, , Orders taken for all il rsi class Sowing or Kulin., MiiOlilnoR, Noodles, Oil, Thread, Silk, Ac REPAIRING aa usual. D. B. HASELTON, mityi atulhty No. 307 King street. Auction Sales--/Mure dan?. By LOWNDES & (fRlMBALL. I- OT AT THU NGUTU BART CORNER J Ol' NUNAN ANO PAYNE KTItKKTS. Willi)- sold on THURSDAY, December 0, Kl lilt oiii I'iMlolttee, ?ii il o'clock, All lim!. LOT OK I,ANO ill lill: le-rthcasl collier of Naii:?ii mu? 1'ityncMtrvcbj. IA?I measures 4? loci s Inches on Payno street, i>y nu reel ?in Nuntin street. Terms-One-tutti cash; hillanco III imo Hild two yours. Purchaser tu pay I? A 0. tor pupers und StSllUSi. il?rc4 sinlh3 Ry A. C. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. TJNDBR D RUR KR IN KQIJITY. WILLIAMS V?. SI HAIN, LT AL. Will be sold on MONDAY, HM Nh day of Decem? ber next, tn front of thc OM CllSlonihouse, Ht ll o'clock A. M. precisely, All thal LOT OK LAND, with the buddings and Improvements thereon, situate on the CUHI aldo of Anson street, in tim eily Charleston, near Calhoun street, nieasiirinit und containing in front on Anson street tu feet, same on buck linc, by Hs) lu depth, lie thc sume more or less. Hut? ting and hounding on tho north Ly Laud now or late -Elsworth, south br Lands of A. Von Dohlen, casi by lauds of-, and wost by An? son street. Terms-One-third cash: balance In three equal successive annual Instalments, with Interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, payable annual? ly, secured hy bond or bonds and morl gage of the premises. Iluildlngri lu lie Insured and policy rjislgncd. Purchaser io pny for napers and stumps. nevin ainthame By Z. ?. OAKES. X "ARTE WM. SHEPHERD, LN RB JOSEPH PURCELL, HANK HU PT. E Pursuant to the order <>f his Honor Judge llryun, dated ?Mth November. I860, will bu Kidd at pub? lic auction, al Hie old Post?nico, al ll o'clock, on KIUDAY; mil Instant, All mut TRACT OK LAND, sit?alo, lying and ticing on Hie. north side ol Hie pulillc road leading from Charleston lo the Ashley uiver Korry, lu tho Parish ol'Rt. Andrew, In tho State aforesaid, con .laluitu 7&K aeres; ned also, a small TRAGT OF LAVO on the northern boundary <>r tho above tract, and Incorporated with ll as one tract; bounding north and east on Lands now or late of -Howard, som li on Dorchester Hoad, weston Lauds now or late of - llcckmaii. and north? west ou Laud now or lalo of Hov. P. O'Neill. The above Farm Ilea on Hie Dorchester Hoad, a short distance above the Pork, aboul seven miles from Hie city. Aplat of the property, made by J. A. Michel, surveyor, may bc seen Ht my otllce. Conditions-One-third cash; balance In one und two years, willi interest, at 7 per cent., secured tiy bond of purchaser nnd mortgngu of thc pro property, to contain power of sale lu case of non . pnvuieut. Purchaser to pny for papera and Klomp*. UCC3 tlianiwrmwthro ?y WTY. LEITCH"& R. N. BRUNS, Auctioneers. TESTATE SALE FOR DIVISION. Will be sold, nt Auction, on TUESDAY, December 7th, al ll o'clock, at the Old Postnlllce, That very desirable IIRIGK DWELLING HOUSE, known as No, 8 llcaufaiii strecl. between King and St. Phillp streets, north side. The House and on i build in >is arc all or brick and built in Hie most substantial manner. Thc House contains six Hqunre rooms, besides dressing ronni and pantry, double ptaz/.a mid cistern. Lot- measures 32 hy 125 reel, more or less. Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two years, willi interest, property lo bo insured und policy assigned. Purchaser tn pay tor papera, 'Mumps and proportion or State taxes now oc i cruiiii?. nevsa thwatiH I jg S T A T K S A I? E . On TUESDAY, the 21st proximo, at the Courtliouae, in Georgetown, s. C., nt 12 o'clock M., will bo sold ni Public Auction, All that valuable PLANTATION known a? Lark Hill, late thc property of Mrs. Ell/.a K. Heriot, situated on Mack Uiver, lu Georgetown County, containing Ol M aeres of Swamp Land, most of which ta now under cultivation, and 7511 ucrca of High Laud, be the same more or less. Terina of Salo-One-fourth cash: imlnncc In one, two and three years, secure I by honda and mort? gage or Hie property. Purchaser to pay for po? pers and stamps. Possession given on first Janu? ary, 1870. EDWARD N. THURSTON, Quollllcd Executor of BUM M. Heriot. deel WBB QVnctionccrs' fJruinie Soles, $fit. By I. S. K. BENNETT. FARM OF THREE HUNDRED ACRES NEAR YORKVILLB. At Private Sale- - A beautiful and very productive FARM or 300 acres, localed on thc Rockhill Road, about four miles from the thriving and very healthy village of Yorkvllle. There aro 60 acres or bottom land Included, which arc exceedingly productive. There arc all necessary buildings on thia farm. The locution healthy during the entire year. Apply as above ai No. 40 Droad Btrccl. UOV30 tut lisa_ By L S. K. BENNETT. JJ E A L E S TATE. At Private Sale All that elegant MANSION, with spacious (."rounds. Ne. 1 Lucas st reel. Fine Resilience, with Lot 05 by 200 feet, No. 35 Smith street. Pine Residence, on a very large and bi-aulirnl Lot, No. - Meeting street. Fine Residence, with Lot G3 by 180 reel. No. - Dread street. Fine Residence, with Lot GO by 125 feet, No. 224 East Hay street. Tenement Huildlng, with Lot 42 by 76 feet, Nos. 40 and 51 Hroad streor. Large Workshop with Outbuildings, on Lot 00 by 7.'? tcet. No. u,? King sired. Mat, with Huck Hindlings thereon, 80 by 200 feet, No. 18 Charlotte street. Lot, with Wooden Huildlng thereon,-by -, No. - Ashley street. Lot, beautifully located, near Rutledge street. AUtO, A No. 1 TRUCK FARM ot rive, acres, with new P. II I ld i ogs, up Rutledge avenue. A No. I Truck Farm ol 80 acres, thoroughly ROt tled, one mlle above thc city limits, on Ashley River. ALSO, PHOSPHATE LANDS on Ashley River, near the city. For furl her particulars, apply aa above, al the Real Estate Agency, No. 40 Hroad street. novSO Iutlis3 By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSUBE. LARGE AND VALUABLE RICE PLANTATIONS ON NORTH 8ANTKK RIVER, AT THE II EST PITCH OF THE TIDE. At Private Sale Tho valuable RICE PLANTATIONS on North San tee River, Oeorgetown District, known an "Mllldam," "Newland" and "Murf Malu," con? taining, i ngct lier, lovii acres of Land, or which 66? acres are tide swamp Land, about soo being now under cult I vat lou In rice .ind Iho balance In good order; there are 623 acres or high Land, or whloh 60 or 70 are cleared provision Laud, capable of producing 40 bushels or corn to tho acre. On "Mllldnm'1 Plantation is a goad dwelling huuso, two largo, barna, n mill unit ono or the largest ami beal negro settlements on North San tce. On "Newland" and "Uluff Malu" aru also n uegrn settlement. On these Plantations lhere ls a res p nt forco of Seventy laborers, and houses muileleiit for aver 2ix; negroes. Thc sit nat inn or lids estate, lying as lt. docs above thc salt witter and below Hie rreshet lands, has always been considered muong Hie safes! on Nanice, and during thc long period they have been cnlllvateil, lhere ls no Install?e nu record of Hie he s of a crop. When cultivated prcvlouH io the war, they were capable nf producing over 40 bushels of lice lo the nore lind tho crops averag? ed rroiii 10,000 to 22,000 bushels of rico sont to market. For further particulars, apply a? nliorc. nt No. 23 Hroad ?Irrel. itovlfl Inthafl By J. FRASER MATUE\VES._ HOUSE AND LOT IN CANNON STREET. At Private Salo HOUSE and LOT No. 78 Cannon street, north side, near Rutledge Street City Railroad. Honao contains tlvo rooms and pantry and drowsing room, gnu and water works; alan cistern, kitchen, carriage house and stable, all In good ropalr. Lot measures 46 foot front by 200 dwp. novia ths JJ O L M B S & M A C li E T II , No. 36 DROAD STREBT, Charleston, s. c., PUOKBR, AUCTIONEER. REAL KSTATB ANO GENERAL COMMISSION .ifSP.NTS. WM nttend rn Remine and CnUivring or Rente and purchase and sale or Stocks, limul*. Cold. Silver and Heal Estate. AI JV). T<? thc Purchase of Good* and Hiiiiplle* r?r par? ties tn tho country upon n,.isi.,i*i''" Vmi?. oantuiK L. lim.MKS.l*.K<t.?? VuniTi, jam lyr