Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CITY AFFAIRS. 1* KHUagiThli r>a.T. true? Lodge, at 7 P. M. Medical Soeieiy. at li iL Typographical Society, at 1 P. If. ?ope Fire Cum;-any, at hair past 7 P. kl. Lafayette Artillery Charitable Assoolatloo, at han* past T P. M. ?.notion Sales Thin Uay. W?liam MeKay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store, agricultural implements, Ac. TH? HeuaxT TRADK.-AB a general mle, tau? Boost extensive and liberal buyers of holiday goods do not pot on* their purchases nntil thc atoota sara become ?ow and the ercwd so great that ikey ara unable to make satlsfattory selec? tions. Indeed, as we happen lo know, some of she orost desirable customers in that branch of trade are already on the lookout for souvenirs of the earning season. Dealers who propose to engage ka it-and which of them does not? skoold therefore announce their attractions wits ent setay, If they wish to reap aa early harrest We need hardly add, what they already know, slut tao advertising columns of TBS NEWS, al? ways a reflex or the business or the eily, are con salted BOW more thaa ever by those desiring bar? gains la any branch of trade. 'BBB CuBi-rusr Tar_The NEWS Job Offlee is sow priatlng bin-heads tn Ute best style and on lae paper, at $3 60 per thousand. Merchants, think sf ur Frrsa.-An alarm of fire on Saturday, about li o'clock, was caused by the partial barning of aa oyster shanty, at the foot of llasel street. The damage was slight. FnreTrBSOHArrsBUXD. -At the annual meet tag of tate society the following officers were re oleetcd: President, Jaeob Small; vice-president, Alexander Melohers; treasurer, H. Brunning; sec? retary, Charles Slegling. Tn SACKSD COHORT at tho Cathedral last night waa largely attended (the number df per? sona la tko chapel being estimated at SOO,) and iras) na lesa successful in a musical thoa in a money polst of view. Bvory portion of the pro? gramme was creditably executed, bat the Av Maria (solo-soprano) and the O Batularis (trio) ?ere especially admired. MABoanc ELBCTIO.I.-At the comnBieatlea of Walhalla Lodge, No. as, \. ?. H., the following Brethren were elected to serve for thc next Ma? sonic year: Brothers H. H. Moiler, w. M.; Th. Melohers, S. W.; C. Scheibe, J. W.; J. Kruse, treas? urer; J. M. Petersen, secretary; H. Llii6ebrinok, S. C 0. Nordhansen, J. D.J Ch. FloeUemaan, P. Rookh, stewards; L. P. Meyer, tyler. Boc?8RT.- On Saturday night, the r?sidence of Mri Wood, on Bast Bay, near Hasel street, was entered by some persons, and robbed of cloth:: g and sartons articles of value. The robbery must Bartroeea managed very adroitly, for thc bulg? ara entered Mr. Wood's bed-room where a lamp was barning, and carried og bis breeches with sixty dollars ID the pocket. Several robberies kare oocarred previously In this neighborhood. TH? IXTBRPOOL AM? CHARLESTON STIAM BBTiTS.-Thc British Steamship Danen. Captain F?tera, whish ssiled trom this port November CO, arrived at Liverpool December 0. as we learn by a eablo dispatch. The British Steamship Adella, Oaplxin Sanderson, of the same line, sailed for this port from Liverpool November 29, and may fco expected la a few days. The Marmora is now at tala point leading and will have qnlok dispatch. A IiTHmaAi. OF?RX-The habitues of the Academy of Muslo will be pleased to learn of a plan by whlolt the tax on their pockets may be rcdneed. Manager Ford proposa to Issue tick? ets bs paskagas of fifty, at one dollar each, the holder to bo entitled to all trn privil?ges of a soearod seat, sad not io be called upon for any extra diskarsernent on the change of the troupe. This pisa has mst with general favor, and a targe aamber Bf business mea and prominent cltisens eave alre.il/ sab-crlb*! tbs reiuisilo ats mut? end aoecred seats for.the season. ST. PKTIK*M OHOBCH.-A Pair for the bene? fit or 8t. Peter's Catholic Church (colored) will be held.in Christmas week, beginning on December tl. The pastor or the ehsrch, tho llev Mr. FolchL ht ansosuclng the Fair yesterday, said that the eolured Catholics hoped to have the support and assistance of BB tho Catholics iii Charleston. They were not, ho said, strong enongh or weal shy Mongs to carry on the Fair.successfully wltfc ant the help of their friends, and they beggi d '?"?at their coreligfonlsra would aid them, both by eentrtbaiions and by being present at the Fair, wsleh will bo held at tho old Express office, oppo? site tte Charl jatoa Hotel. TH? WARM CHAN??.-The weather yesterday was oharmlng, and the air as mil l and balmy as a* tho old adage was reversed and spring had asnrpod the plane of winter. Fires were unneces? sary, and open doors and windows by BO moana an comfort able. Some weather-wise individual ventured the predioilon. some time since, that tats would bo a severe winter, and that the so.cl weather would commence early. As far as this aMBsitsB ls cou rem ed, hut prophecies have come to naught, and oar winter bas given no cause ror discontent with tho quantity or qsallty or weather faralshod. The shurch-going portion of the com sanalty appreciated the delightful day, and the dur?rent places or worship throughout tao city Were weil attended. fa? MATIKBB.-Tbe mid-day performanee at abe Academy of Mnalc on Saturday waa attended By a large audience, who soon ailed every seat in the orchestra and dress cl:oles. The grenier portion of the family circle h id been reserved ror Hie orphans, and each child was presented on eu tering the mhb.r with a song book or the Chap maa Sisters. Tho e-dura: orph.ius were ssslxaed seats ia tho family circle. "Atad lin, or the Won? derful Scamp" wai familiar, as a fairy tale, to 'most of the joven Hos, ami the play was perronmd witfe a sprightliness that elicited repeated ap? plause. These Satur lar matinees are a new rea tareera theatrical performances, and very pops.A. With those persons who reja I oe in a multitude or eWldren. Tho plays otio-wn are eminently adapted fro the occasion, aud furnish an endless fund of amosca nt to th -? mung spectators. SIIAU. CKAMUS AAI> CUT BI 1.1,9.-The scarci? ty of one and two dollar bills 1 fiscs so.no ineon reolenoe lu tue retail trade of Charleston, and it BBS boen eaggestod Ikat an is??e of city billa or those daaemtnatlona wootd relieve the pressure and facilitate business. There ara no < Hy bills .f any consequence la oircniatloa. They ure euoted regalariy at par, and sevcrat-or the banks are, are are told, willing to receive Hiern on depos? it. It would seoia, then, that a small issue of one and two dollar city bills cou 1.1 readily bo ab? sorbed, and if tao publia mind were sa in lad Ikat only a limited amount would bo pni on tho st?rket, they would readily circu? late at par. The pabilo, however, mast re? member that tho suggestion to emit eily bilks ka* a double motive. The city cannot, without borrowing money, pay the January in? terest sa tba edy dent. Mayor Pillsbury'0 ex? travagance haa Brought thc whee!? or tho mn aloipal government to a ataad-stllL Tho police department and tho otreets are swallowing op . moro money thoa the city can pay. Nearly all' tae laxes of the year are already spent, ir the Oily ooanot negotiate a loan or put out etty bills Bastead of greenbacks in payment ?r tu otirrom llablllUe-, tho Jun nary iuterest will gu by dera-tit .rk<f*pald molly paper. This ia a blue prospect, bot ?0 worse thaa weexpeo ed. ir Mayor P1.l1 b?ry's Ka Heal sdmlulstratieu emu the city a looa of only one mdltou. wombali be iel eg obeap. Ba tem moa? w hil?, wdi tko pskUs tacs s small doa? tH BnsU?l ?ty kU?t i . ' \ Caoura.- Tko detectives aro making a raid on tb? tailor boarding howes, and several per? sons hare been arrested Tor heaping tUese eelah llshraenl* and shipping seamen without aliocnse. Fowl thieves have commenced their depreda? tions. Fionsefceencrs should be vigilant, and the polioo should see that none of thc feathered tribe are peddled wit hint a license, and in thia way thc evil may be remedied. Passengers by the steamer s-ragossa, walch arrived irora New Y?>:? yesterday, report an extremely pleasant passage, tho weather being mild and the sea sm iota. A Cmcns Mix RHOT.-On TbnrsrJaj nt^ht, after Hi? performance at Graulteville, Bouth Cu J Una. one of tb? attaches ol aside nimw travel? ling with Robinson's Circus, was badly wounded from, pistol shot, fired by some unknown per? son on the outside of the canvas. The bail took effect in bis temple, ranging across his cres and nose, inflicting a very severe at!d, as supposed, fatal wound. He waa left at Granireviiie yester? day mom: rr. and though ablo to sit up and con? verse, noJu>p.s aro emertainod of his recovery. As there was no disturbance at the time, it is supposed that the uulortunato man was the vietim ofa random ?hot fired by some careles* person on Ute outside. At the time he was shot, ho was engaged In taking down tito canvas. AJTOBSUENTS.- The burlesque sod comedy combination of which the Chapman Sister1: and Ur. Bishop are th: stars, may well bo praod sf their reception In Charleston. The seven performances (including the matinee) whleh they have already given ia onr olty, have, on the whole, drawn lar? ger and more fashionable andiences Lb an have ever assembled here since the good old days "be? fore the war." Thc Internal burlesque of "Pinto" was rendered ?Ith spirit oa saturday evening, with the rioh faree of "One Thousand Milliners Wanted," as the afterpiece. This week we are to have an opportunity of seeing Bishop moro fre? quently In comedy, in which he ls a< droll and in every way as effective as ia burlesque, Buck stone's splendid comedy of "Married Lifo" is on the bills fer to-night, and the entertainment will conalude with "Black-Byed Snsao." The Chap? man Sisters and Bishop appear in both pieces, whleh is eqslvalent to saying that the audience will be dehghted and amused nninterruptedly throagaout the evening. Tn s DiBTOBBAXOKS IN BDOBfiiLB.-The Au? gusta papers giro the following correct version of some rather wild statements that ware copied lalo THB HBWB on Saturday: "Just about the conclusion- of th? afternoon parformaaee of tho drona, on Wednesday, a per? sonal dimcn ty oecnirc I between Messrs. Frank? lin Warren and Elijah Watson, in whioh the head of the latter was severely, though not dangerous ly, ont by repeated blows with his own pistol, wrested from him by the former. Daring the pro? gress of this tight, there was considerable excite? ment In the crowd present, and quite a large 1 number of pistols were drawn, but there was no shooting ami no general row. By the action of mntual friends. Ur. Warren was prevented from shouting Mr. Watson, upon win.m he had a bead drawn, and the Jlrhculty was cid ?J without seri? ons Injury to anr one. "In a different part of tho town, prior to the circus performance, a difflCttlSJ occurred between Messrs. William Murrell and Jamos Ramsay, Sou of the clerk of thc court, originating lu a trivial dispute os to their respectivo aauniiood. Murrell drew his pistol and fired twice, t'.ic eeoond shot taking effect in thc lett luugor Ramsay, who wss lying in a criiioat condition on Thursday after? noon, the time at which our In formant lett thc village. Bis physician had announced the opinion that tho wound wu? not necessarily fatal, al though it waa generally irganled as of a very s -. riot? character, and the worst results were ap? prehended. It was rumored yesterday that Mr. Ramsay bad died from tho effects of thc wound received, bnt the report lacks confirmation. "On Wednesday night the State constabulary arrested and committed lo Jail Mr. Richard Cole? man, wiioin they have heretofore been lu search of upon thu charge that ho waa a bushwhacker. A* usu.:!, tko constabulary gave no explanation of tuc arrest made, and ih? viotim and his friends weroleft freo to conjecture thc cause. Mr. Cole? man waa afterwards relieved from imprisonment uader bond." BurasMR COURT.- -COLUMBIA December 19. Present-Chief Justice Moses and Associate Jus? tice Willard. Thomas Allen, plaintiff In error, vs. Peter Gen? try, defendant 1:1 error. Continued by consent. Thomas C. Jeter et ux, administrator, plaintiff iu error, vs. Oeorgo lt. Tucker,defen nut in error, was resumed by Mr. Siced mau lor defendant 111 error; Ur. & Bobo on same side. Hon. R. Munro iu ti ply for plaintiffs in error. James J. Crawiord 01 al, vs. R. A. Pagan et a). Struck off witiioui prejudice to appellants. ?KiTKn STATSH Cutout r COURT-COLUMBIA, D eember 10-HON Qkottcs s. BKYAN, PBBSIUIAQ. The Jurors answered to their names. Criminal Dockst-The United States vs. (man? ne! Parker. Violuiiuu Intorual revenue laws. U. T. corbin, D. A.; W. I* De Pass, defendant's attoi neya. ordered, on mstltiu of tho district HI me? ner, and by consent of the counsel lor ihe defend? ant, that the jury ')e d.scuargwi and the cause ontluuod. Thu Untied States va. twenty barrels or distilled spin:s. one distillery and appurtenances, claimed by W. H. Stack, information for forfeiture for violation internet revenue laws, D. T. Corbin, D. A.. fur the United sutes, samuel W. Melton for defendaut. Motion to set aside verdict and lor new trial. A verdict of aol guilty in the above ca^e having been catered, the Diatnct Attorney flied the grounds of appeal aa of 'J8th August, 1SS9. Upon hearing tho moiton to set aside thc verdiot and for a new trial, D. T. Corbin fur Uni? ted titulas and Samuel W. Mellon for defendaut. thal Ibe molina be overruled. Ittu* D toivL-ordered that the Marshal sum? mon tales jurors to utieud forth wno, wlieu the fotto?viug were sn iu moued, called and answered, via: Thomas C. t<ee, Burr Harrison, James Wiud sor und A. C Davis. George F. Gerdidg vs. William Warner. Assn m p sit, McCrad.v ASonaurt Pope di Haskell; uou-a smnpoir. Campbell A Seabrook. Testimony and arguaient lie? rd at lengtii to a late hour, and Hie Jadire will charge thu jory to-morrow, al liaif-past 10 u'olm-.k. George l*otier vs. Fdmond Adair, asuimpait on minina <<f Slmpwno A stun; a m, <Uf ud nii'u ai o:ner? in me above stated case, onlerod mat said defendant have leave to Ula aa addiduual pisa lu said case. WSTBIOT oops*. Rx parie H. L. Sinnnk. nf OrangeUwrg. Petition for rin d dinchartftt. tatar A Bibble, in o pet. Kx pane Ja ses S. Tiioiupeon, of Oraiigebnrg. Id.'ui, i lem. id ? H. Kx pane Ji lin D. Ses?'9 and John L Sease. co. partners as Jobi I). Stase A S m, af Barnwell. Idem, idem. Idem. Ku par e Yanman R. Puhl a id John H. Myara, copartner* 3* Poid A Myers of Orange burr, ld: ti. Idem, ide 11. Favorable reports lu lavor of discharge of petltuiuorM wera read and o-M. mci. und on motion, Judire signed, uuUvr neal, order-* mol certificate* of disertante. Bx liarte C. c. Stephen*, Samuel J. U- ir, Adam C. Shittier, C. M. Patrick. Petunias lor goal dis? charge, filar A Dibble, pm pet. Ti ne ot final h -anna extended. 011 minion, to Febraar/S, wu, tae reg bu rar having failed tu make hts report. DsosaiBaaIL-The conn resamed iho ooasld eratlon of thc cuiie or Otorgo F. Carding va Wii bain War i?. McCrad.r A Son and Pope A Has ked for plaintiff, ami Campbell A'Ueubns>k .cr defendants. T?i9jud..ro cturgaJ tho jury tuat, if thojur.r wera saUsded thai tho notes on willoh s ut was brought were given for valne received or us aocmiiiiuidAtion paper, llieu Hie plaintiff, who was endorser, liad a right to recove/; though Hie untas were past duo when he received ihnu; and i bongil he was aware of the facts at Ute lime nf pu rob aaa, thu; Hie unies were na-mu.mutation pa psr. Tao jory renrud and after bein; ont shoot aa hour, they requested leafs tn return Into conn, a.* 1 o?y emin uotaocreo. Upurttneir reiur.i Intocourt the ju Ige. iti a summary way. rjstated Hie fa-td and lae law, and added to wiiut bo had said In hu drat charge, that, UH Ute toot waa admitted by thed?tendant, that tho notes were given Mao o unmotlaUon paper, thu deieudaut was In law liable if even Hie jsry should cu ru a to the cnn olnston that thc notes were not for valuable oun Hldoiatluu, as had been cworn lu by Hie plaintiff aad a .ILsiatereaied and uutmpeaahed win es. Ho said to me Jury tie responsibility was with te: H. and if Ids opinion was erroneous, no Injorj co .ld result io ibo defendant, as, 0:1 a writ of 1 error, hi? opinion could be s t aside by the Bil J preine Court. The bailiffs were tuen daly sworn to laie oblige of the j'iry. when thc Jury again retr. ed tu their roo.11 at 6 o'clock. ta the m Hter nf tbs ex itoinatmn of applicants t i praoiioein this ccart. lt is ordered thatupoa peiilion Hied, all onnUcantM be examined on rucday morning next, at 10 o'al ick, io oprn o nut. and itiiti. 1:1 toi.'e-wlag ge..;; -?..en heap pnlitud au examinl :g commitine, vii: Messrs. W u. P. DiSaussora, Joseph L>. P^po aud Hu. ?L. Baohroaa. WROtUTOOt'UT. Kx part? Martin Cluain, or Lexington. Individ? ually sud a? partner ot Sunnier A Clapla. Pell-1 M >n for ansi 4 seaarga. Fair. Pope A Pose pro pet. Rer?rr?d lo O. U. Ja-?r?r. Hug., and Anal j knartn: ia inks place at Ckarloatoa on January 1 la, Ult, at is .?aleak M. . I Manta KT MOONI,;y;:r Auma.-The guests oftho Charleston Hotel wore Romowhat dlseon oert'd last evening by a Ruddoa darkness that fe.l upon theta. Thc light* ws ted, flickered, end were all but cone, when 3on?e genius thought of tho metre, and suciecd?d la re-illuminating the establishment by a Mmjiy application of cold water. OiBCunxjia HT va? ll:tr. vv. W. litcxa. Tne 3- o<im! Presbyterian Gniiro'.: was deifflely Browile-I last evoning oo'ths occasion of-adis co'ir-c delivered by the Bav. w. w. Hicks far t:ie benefit of the Ladles'Mutaal Aid Society. Thc preach! r too< :or his tex' Br- John, 6th chapter and nth verse, and eloquently get forth the CIJ?UIB ?H" tho peor arid the duties and responsibilitiesin vol red In ii??! possession of worldly r/t alta, A handsome collection r&s taken ap lorine needy and oe erring society m whoso imuioiiiale be? half he upeke. -.-<> Snunna or STATK Nsw.s.-On Tuesday night the huns; of ur. Alfred Shoo ru, of CaiAdou was barned down. Tue dwelling or W r. IL S Porshor, of Oconee, was destroyed by fire na Frilay. It is beJicvsd to ho the work or au Incendiary. Hr. Themas HoFeely, the postmastor atCcorgc Iown, died o.i Monday afternoon, after a short illness. Governor 3co!t hai o ff* red a rorr^.-d cf $1000 rorlliH arrest of the murderers of Samari H. J>un woody, at Newberry, on Ute 7tb Instant. Mts er U. P. crawford, or Lancaster, while hunting on the* 2d instant, was painfully wound? ed lu the arm by the aoeideutal discharge or his gun. Highton Davis has bean appointed a magistrate for Spartan<?urg County, in plano of James Holt, removed. John R. Tarrant, of Abb3vllla County, who was suspended as a magistrate, bas been re? stored. Avery Ployd, of Horry County, has been appointed a magistrate. Tua Nsw ExruKt?) OFFICE. - The Express Company will to-day tuke formal possession of their new building in Hasel street, in the rear of the Pavilion Hotel. Host of thc fixtures arc in position, and though thc morn will o-?', bo com pletod ror Rome days, all business will In future bc transacted at thc now stand. Tho building is quite new and has never been occupied. Though not built for thc Express Company, lt will serve admirably as an ottlcc and warehouse. It is :>o feet wide by 70 feet deep, and Sos an area outside of the drats amply sufficient for the reception and shipment of Roods. Thc soale la on tho cast side of the building, near tho stairs and close to thc doors. Tho enclosure for tho desks la some? what smaller than In the old orrie*. The railing ir;s been repainted in imitation of oak and maple, arri ls quite ornamental. It will contain the desks Tor thc receiving and skipping clerks, the money clerk, tell*r sad oat-door clerk. Mr. Gillespie, tho superintendent, will have his d"?k In ike rear of this floor and on thc opposite side. The second story will bc used for a store, moat, and ?Ul also contain sleeping apartments ?md an ?3J.ce. Tho work on thc building waa done hy Hu-sra. J. H. Devereux and C. W. Styles, und tko gas fixtures by Mr. Taddon. Thc latter nreof hronao, and or the style now In rogne in ih" Northern business lions**. A small yard is in tho re.-.r of the building, and throe larec doma on HaRClstrr'-t will give ample facilities for sand? une lame pauka res. The unclaimed boxes and package*, a gonaly pi'?, will be sreagbt to the n^w bullit.ng, and will bc uo!:t at nobile anctioti as neon anthe necessary liiutruotlnns aro re? ceived. ^_ Hats! Arriva.!*-V>-rrmber ll ead 13. OHARLKBTON nOTSI> John L. Smilhmeyer, Riva-..iah; CL ii. Cal? lahan, U. R. A.: Thomas Bmerson, Boston; J. Il Undine anti lady. New York; ii. Buist, Philadel phia; Um? Mary I'raux. New York; J. C. Hol? brook, Boston: George. A. Hoyt, New York; B. C. Batley, Boston; F. ?. Hist rank. Orangebarg; Ly? man Dvke. Boston; 6. W. (lambie anti son, Flor? ence; B. L. NoitO!) und lady, Boston: B. S. Phlnny, .New York; K Whitman, Boston; H. Holomans, Columba; A.Ohswaldt, D. Boseman, Kew York; 0. B. Battellc, Savuonith; R. Bohmey, Ohio; D. B. Mandel, New York; J. P. Hoing. Cincinnati; H. Stephens, Lire Oak; Charles W. Scudder, H. 15. Scudder. Boston; J. S. Craves, Fort Henry, Pla.; A. H. Allen. New Yo. k; Dan. Callahan, Savannah; J. W. Seabrook, South Carolina; 0. Fell. Mount Pleasant; w. L"yr, Angosta; S. A. Pierce, Colum? bia; A. M. Wrr, New Orleans; E. P. Batts, Colum? bia; Mrs. F. w. Piekena and serrant. Edgeflelil; R. Douglass, Augusta; W. Dorman, Columbia; C. Ken, Hibon Head; K. Holmes. Jr., Branchville; W. Montfort, Mrs. W. Montrait, Georgi town; J. C. Gillett, Augusta; it. D. Ferris. N>w York; W. J. Cresswell, .South Carolina; J. G. Fitzpatrick, Kew York; J. J. Smith. Nashville; A. Bell. Mis. A. Bell, Miss Kate Bell, A. V. Bell. Kunda. N. Y.: A, Weld her, 0:ilo; K. L. Livingston. New York; W. H. Bar? ron. Nashville; L K. Bronson, Williamsburg; Jnu. Ridgley, Bal?moro; lt. H. Led wink, steamer Sara? gossa; A. MCUOQ, Orecnvillo. TATlMCN KOTRI.. Kirk Robinson, Oranjicburg; M. A. Mayd, Ham nerg: John Nettles, J. W. edwards, Williamsburg; B. J. Dobbin, Brooklyn; L. A. nigger, Manning: J.D. Ezell, W. J. Purse. 0. Johnston, Columbia: W. F. Kyler. Sin-uol II. Rogers and wife, Mrs. O. Travis, Ure children and nurse, H. Bogen. J. H. Stiggett, B. Peterson, New York; 0. Washburn, Pon Pon; B. W. Browning, James Islaud; A. J. Haltewanger, Chappel's, S. C.; James Allen. H. M. Gilbert. Florence; D. H. Hackney, Winchester, Va.; J. Ourhum, Savannah. Ktixs nunan. W. W. Campscn, Columbia: J. K. rtobert?, New York; 0. B. Davis. Chattanooga; K. W. Hill. Al? tam?a, Ga.; J. O. Ma on, Montreal; I'. G. Batbotto, Hartrord; A. B. Kittie and wire. Boston; J. C. sn em Uer, wife, two children und servunt, New York; Henry Blunda.t, Detroit; Samuel R. Stiles and lady. Cape Mar, New Turk; Kiss J. Wildon, Miss T. Wilson, Miss Bita Wilson. 0. B. Wilson, New York: S. McBride, Pa'torson, B. J.; Thora is Mc A voy, Providence: G. Sehlbaek, August?; 8. S Harrt?, Iteuufort; Mrs. VF. IF. Samson. Cftlumbls; J. Fulton, Washington; R. W. Ferguson, Glas gow; A. R. nackc:t, Now Yirk; J. D. Horsey, Steamship F.ilcnn : S. H. Owens, Miss Nellio Owens anfl servant. Hiss Ballia Perry, S. K. Marshsll, A. Brevard, Florida; Ruben Young, George Johnson, Ueorsla; F. R. Hall, Florida: Rdward Ohitieudon, Mr. Westfield. Mi-? West te d. Kew York. n U S t N E s s .v ? ./. / c E s . L BAU CUANOB for Investing small chonr;.' profitably Isotfcred at the sale of faaoy articles le:: fr :n thc Ma.tuntc Fair, that Ink: i place at the Ka? ronie Hall to-morrow snd Wudue?Jay. ?ii.aiifo, BNCKAVINOS, aa.-Mr. Charles Hickey, Ha. 3t? King street, is prepaid! to furn? ish gilt and o nininntai picture frames and to re gild others as good a< new. He lia? also a line assortment of p*intiugs sad e::0'ravlngj we:: worthy of inspection. YORKVllXS UlLtTABT BOHUOL.-Tbla SChOCl, which was revived smce the u ar by Colonel A. Caward.one o' the former prmolpals, I;AH attained a iii;rh dosjiae or eflioienoy, and ls one of t:-.a ictat insliiiitions of learning in the State. Thc OIN! newton for 1370 will cowutence on the 1st of Feb? ruary. Full particulars can be obtained by sp plytug to Celouet Onward. S'-e udvertisciniut. AN Axa THAT KBBOti NO (JuiXDlsa_Atr.ong ! the many signs that ornament the business por tion of liing Hires:, there aro re.r m ire attrac Ive than tue g.ddjn axe recently erecteJ by Mr. Charles Kerrison, Jr.,in front of liH hard ware store in Hie bend. Ur. Kerrison has lately sis.le large additions toiiisHtoei:, which now comprises every article tn tito hardware Une, Including tin and wooden-ware. His purchases were mada from importers, and be ls consequently eu cu: ed to sell at the lowest rare*. Fox TUS HOLIDAYS.-Glean dirotnos, fine photographs, handsome picture Irai.toa, u large sioclc ar atbiiia?-ebeaper ttian ibe die^io?l. At C. IX Blgliler'a, No. isl Kit?</ s:ro2U DtJKi.vitKH RNYMMrnd. - Tnt Nnwfl Job Office ls now prepared te ruruisli guo.l envelopes, willi business (?rds printed ineremi, al $4 per thous. aad. demi your orders. Ure rv uitTcbnnt and husmeMs man she etd havs sis ou rd pnuled on hal envet?nos. UiiKiBTifAB CHBUH. -Look at the announce - meut which Messrs. Pani, Welch * Brandes maka In TUR NR wa this morning, and jou will want no further evidence that the comlar. Christmas is going to he the merriest and the chcerlfsit that Charleston and South Carolina hare seen for many a year. Nobody can glan?e at their adver? tisement or hundreds of thousands of apples, oranges, lemons, eocoanuta, raisins, grapes, SgR, dalis, jwtie.i and candies, in tniinlic variety, with? out going into an involuntary mental calculation of Hie endless number of Christmas trees which ull thesogood tilings will serve to frn.-tlfy, and, again, of Mic multitudes of little ones which each ol ihesa same trees will safflcc to gladden through thc holiiiay time. STOCKS, BONDS, dtC-The card of Mr. A. C. Kaufman, No. '3 Broad-street, appears in to? day's issue. Mr. Kaufman ls well known to the community as a rising business man. and- all commissions entrusted to his haxds will meet with prompt attent'?n. ArrsKHoy is directed to the lot of horses at tho C!iarle3ten Hotel stables, Just arrived from the Northern States and Canada. Four of these horses aro blooded animals, and aavo a r?puta? tion for speed; hut thc entire lot are superior to the droves usually arriving from tbs North. MiU.KB's ??.BA.N'A.0 for 187? now ready. .For sale al Fegartie's Soak Depository, and at A. M. William* A Brother, publishers, No. 0 Broad street, np stairs. Singlo cap?es Teu Coots. Libe? ral discount to the trade. deelO l?iscdhm?ouG. IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL DENTURES, REYNOLDS' PATENT. This Important improvement la now placed wiihln th? reach of ihe citls'.ous of Charleston. At thc operating Booms of Dr. CBOPRIN, No. -?75 King street, specimens illustrative of thc nature and advantages or this improvement ?rc deposit? ed roe inspect lao, and wlicre. for a very limited tune. Dr. RKYNOLDS way be oonsulled. dis-.ll amit*_ o O ? E NEED SHAKE PROM PHAU OF AOUfl WHO DRINKS SOLOMO N'S BITTERS. . Por sale at jt-r3_BAOtTL A LTNAH. Y R D A U fl R , M?TSIC blALUft, Plano Toner, Teacher of Vio? lin, Flote and OatUr. Repairer of Masloal lstru men ts. ilitcaoook's Five and Tea cer.ls Mnsio always on hand. ' BALLS AMD PARTIES furnished with the beat and most fashionable Mnaio lately received from Kn rope at mude: alo pnces. Apply at Xo. 449 i. m g street, four doors above Calhoun. oct Li tnlinihsinos QU KP, NIGGER, WHATS DE WAT lilli ? You left dem dere fritters. .Sal. gal, mop dar clatter, I'SS mles da SOLOMON BiTTRRSr FHT sale at RAOUL A LT!? UH. Awi O -ll, O-H, LOilD. O-H MS ONE ORDNT8 T HOB IK THBT USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS . Far sal; at RAOUL A LTNAH, feed Janen ?OO?JG, iVc. A Y I S I TOR A nuce saki If we only knew where the resident oitlsena made their purchases there we should get well served. To such wc offer A BIUBCTUUT. Tue Indies who desire the latest styles of fash tunable Mead Dressing, Curls, Chignons ut Braids, Cu lu M. A A. ASHTON. Thegeutiesnsn who desire lobe areauutalse In Adonis ature, lor Wigs, lill lc M. it A. ASHTON. All who desire thc best Berman Cologne*, Co lc Al. A A. ASHTON. For Diadem or Coronal Combs, all Co lo M. A A. ASHTON, ri.nre who require the best lixlracia, Co lo M. A A. ASHTON. Every oas who desires good Hair Brashes oi Combs, Co to M. A A. ASHTON. Of necessity all who rccpura a good Too lt Brash, oo io M. A A. ASHTON. For genuine Talo de Vonis. ?iii mus? Co to M. A A. ASHTON. For flair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly uti Oo io M. A A. ASHTON, tc fact, ail who require ge-.slne goods trow int following Uoiincs : Society Hygieuiqite, 1 . Bailey's, 1 . I,tibia's, . ' .itkiu>on'a, 5 ? M wilray'a, = Cosiicil'S, ? I'lvar, f - i.owe ,y moos, . = cueriuln, 5 YartUey, - Henry A Demarson, J Itowlauda A Sans, i-owbiud, Jc As alan. Von ls Goods in lucir line from *vor\ roputaWe muuufacturcr in thu Status, Ge to M. ic A. ASHTON, Bo. '.'io King street, Plve doors from Market struct, novi mwfaavis -yyiLLLVM G. Will LD SN A Cd llave for thc IIoBduys a rich assortment af VASES, TOILBT BETS, Cd's AND 8A0CIRS And Fancy Goods. No. 255 KING STRKLT, CORNER REA CPA IN. dee? y 1 L V E lt TABLE RINGS, FRUIT KNIVES SOGAR RPOCfS, Arid a variety af Fancy Silver for the Holidays ran SALIC UT WILLIAM C. Will LD KN A CO.. .Va. tS6 King Street, corner Hean fain deco JD ARIAN, W?U?KWOU?, ll A Viii FRENCH CHINA AN!) GRANITE-WARE, ANS IN S V B II Y VA KI BTV, K O lt HAL? BY Wt [.LIAM G. WUILDEM A CO., No. ait? King street, corner Be au fain. dees _ _ QJMPLRTE SETS vb' i INK LU V GLASS DBCANTERS, WINES, CHAMPAGNES, Cordials, Finger Bowls, Tumblers and ?oulei.s, Hilt BAU) UV WILLIAM C WHILDH.N A CO., X:>. 2.S) Kin j] Street, somer Beanfain. deed _ T^riLLJAll G. Will LD EN ? (JO. rum roa SALI LBATTIMK RETICULBB, TKAVBLUSO LAOS. Purses, PDcketlwoks and Portemonnaies, suitable fur Christmas Frenen ls, at No. 25i KINO STREBT, CORKER BEAUPAIN. di eil FINE ASSORTMENT (J i1' WATCHES, L CHATKLAINS, VKST CHAINS, iirooclie.', Barrings, .siuovo Buttons, studs, As., TOlt KIMI BY WILLIAM C. WHILDHN A CO., No. 2*6 King Street, corner Beanialn. .deas g?LVER AND PLATED TEA SETS, BUTTER Ulallie. CORDIAL STANDS, Castors, cups, strawberry Dishes, ?c., Ac, SM BXOIBtTlOS AN1> POUtlALB AT WILLIAM II. WIIILDRN A CO.1*, N . 2?S King Street, coruer Beaafaiu. ilccS iQolelc._ rndE ALSTON HOTEL, G. & G. B. & MUS. MARY A. ELKINS, assisted hy horsens has opened a new HOTKL, at Ablon, and is jsv larud to acsoMiiROdais mc iravt.liug public. Pas augers can now get Mejia upon tte annul at Alston ol auy of lite tram*. The arrang-'ineiiis d ike Hotel are ceuvenient and ooinfoitotlUe, Hod good treatment is giurauietd to all who ruay sall?n. . deal lg .financial. C. KAUFMAN, B B O K 1 S , Ko. ii BROAD STRBET, CHARLES'?)?, 8. C. SOCTHERN SECURITIES of every description, vii: Uneurrest Banlc Notes, State, Oily and Rail? road Slocks, Bonds aud Coupons, boaglit and sold on u'aiaiiKslon. ALIO, COLD AND SILVER 00IK. Orders solicited and promptly execnted. Prices Current Issued weekly and forwarded gratuitously to any point on apphCHUun as above. Attention given to the puresaso and sale or Rea) Kstu'e. _doola rawl'D?o jr^O?IS M o L A i N , ?UOKEB. AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Xe. 4S BROA? STRBET. ' Charleston, S. C. Stocks. Bends and Gold bought, carried and sotd short in New York Oliy. Partloular attention paid to the parchase and sale of ail kinds of Southern Securities. anti En} t&oo?s, Ut. jyHY GOODS! DBI GOODS I LODI? Ct HI EM ? CO. Have hist opened, and otter this day: M pieces auk Warp replln ALPACAS at 24 cents. 1000 pair French Kid Cloves at $1, of every number, shado and color. loosstandsomc Arabs at $4 M. A faU sapply of StyUsh Sash sad Bonnet Rib? bons. Together *?Uh many fresh Gooda just opened, at greatly reduced prices. Having made extensive purchases during the recent decline of goods, thc subscribers can war? ra ut the public sf a choice stock in their line, at very low prices. Especial attention of the public ls drawn to our Dress Goods and Cloak Departments. A cali is respeetfoJly solicited. LOUIS COnBK A CO., deon t _Ko. 343 Ktng street QEEAP GOOD8I CHEAP GOODS I AT I. ? O U D K 0 P'S, Ko. 433 KING 8TBBBT. Having removed to that large and eon mod lons Building next to Burnham 's Drug Store, 1 am sow prepared to oner tho greatest banralBsIn DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, LOTIONS, ?e., this market bas ever produced. Purchasers will do well by cal hag and examin? ing our stock of DRBSS GOO DB Pill NTS L0NGCL0TR8 PILLOW COTTON CROWN G00D3 TAB LB LIN BN TOWELS GINGHAMS GASSTMBP.ES HOSIERY, MOTIONS, 4c, Ao. Bcuaembtr. L GODDKOUP'S NEW STAND, No. 413 Kitto STEHST, novS rawf Next rn Burnhnm'a Orng fitnrc-_ VT?W SA TIN GS INSTITUTION. Tna TIMK APPROACHB9 WHEN WARM CLOT H INO Ia unavoidable, and the peint Li to know HOW A.*? W IIB It H TO 80 TO OUTAIN A ?BPPLT. A great many have fimud ont already, and sow au vue their Trends in want of DRY 0 0 ODS To call at PORC II GO TT & BIO., ou nfc KR or KINO A;<H CALHOUN oritiirra. Where Dry Goods can be booght toa great advan? tage. At tent lon is called tn: roo pair 10-4 White Ll aa Sew., only JJ 75, worth |4 ?& 13-4 German Coverlets, fro? J< np. Large Comforts, ouly >3. loo pair Fine Double Shawls, esJy 14 ?0, worth $. oo.. Arab Shawls, from 14, ap. 1 ease Brown Cantea Flannel, only Me. per yard, worth '20c. Heavy Black Beaver doth for Cloaks, only ti worth t'J 76. A Ine assortment of Brown Shirtings, Long cintas. Alpacas, Dress Qoode, Motlous, Ho? siery, Oloves. Ac, which have seen bought by large quantities, and will be sold to aatufy the purchasers m every respect. FBUCnOOTT A BRO., Comer Klug and Calhoun utroets. 49'A special Department tor Boot?, Shoes, Hats, TraukM, A e., sold at correspondingly bur linceo. Bov2i? Sinos Gl?ir?s uno fnrmsliinq I?>OOOG. 0 " PB, I CEI j aa g . g sa S ? a; u es H u ? W ? ? % * . O D W t S J So 5 S ? g ? ?O J . - I S ? O ? 03 S p i i H * 5 rf M 6 y O V. P ONS P R I 4 E I nov 22 P it li ii A li lt i V .i L ? ! LAXEST STYLES I COMFORTABLE FIT I LO if EST PRJ.OCS ! a B 8 S 8 s a 6 S s acorra a s s s s a s s assess H S STAK SHIRTS ? B 8 S AND COLLARS 8 8 8 8 READY UADB 8 B 8 S AND MAUS 8 S S B T O O It I) E R . 8 3 S 8 - 8 3 MUVS 8 S 8 S FURNISHING 8 ?SS S 88? 38S8SS3 S GOOB3. S s a 8 S S S S s AT TQB QR. EAT SH I KT EMPORIUM t LOOK FOB TUB STAB Blt N, M E ETIN? SX HE B T, NEARLY Off'OBITS HA. S.LT HALL. saris use QUclion S?le?-(?l)is Dan. Bj rfM. M?KAY. SALI? CONTINUED OP FURNITURE SAVED FROM TI1R LATE FIRS ON BAST HAT. THIS DAY, nilo o'olock. at No. is?Meetingstreet. Also, HAItNK.-s, Ploughs, Harrows, cutlery, and ten new Mattresses. derla' S Unction ?tiles-?ntnrc Pans. DEBI F P'S SALE. Uv virtue of a writ of Fiori Pac?as to me direct ed and delivered, wal bs sold on HON?AY, 3d da* 01 January next, at northeast corner of the Courthouse, between tho Lours of ll A. M. and :. P. v., All tho right, title and interest of the defendant In a LOT OF LAND, with the uni d ngs thereon, silunte on the north side of Spring streut; oppo? site Gadsden Oreen. Levied on and to be sold as thc property of Mrs. E. C. Fludd at the suit of Thomas B. Byan. ALSO, At the same time and place. All the rieht, title and ttiten sr. of the defendant In a LOT OF LANU. with Hm Buildings H ereon, situate at souihwest corner of Mettiug and Queen streew, and known as the "MiU's linus"." Levied on and to be sold us the property of Theodore D. Wat uer at the suit ?1 Kirkland. Iliii, T&lmadgc A co. ALSO, At tho name time and plsee. All the right, title and Interest of the defendant In a LOT OF LAND, with Ute Biddings the. eon. situate on the west side of Limchom-s street, and known SB the K . S. Lerled on sad to be sold as the property of Mary E. Cunningham, Exeeutrlx of Andrew Cun? ningham, at the suit of M. A. E. Boye, Adminis? tratrix or N. A. Roye, deceased. Terras cash. E. W. M. MACKEY deol3 mi_S. C. C. ~ ?j A. C. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer, TJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. THE RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION YB. NINIAN DRUMMOND BT^L. By virtus of an Order of Sale In the canso, dated ?nih November, ISO?, by the Hon. it B. Carpen? try Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, sitting in Equity, for Hie First Circuit, io mc directed, 1 will arl! at public auction, on T?KSDAY, the 4th day of January, 1870. al ll o'clock A M., at the Old Postortlce. east end of Broad street. All thai LOT, PIECBANB PARCEL OF LAND, situate, lying and bel?g on the south side ot Broad street, and maning through to St. Michael's alley, with all and singular the Buildings rhereou, in the City of Charleston aforesaid, measuring and containing tn front on Broad street thirty (iO) feet, more or less, by one hundred ami cighiy seven (187) feet six (ri) Inches, more or less, au tue cast Hue, from Bread stroet through lo St. Mi? chael's alley, then twenty-six (?6) leet three (S) inches, more or less, on Sr. Michael's alley; then one hundred and eighty-eight (l?S) reel, more or less, from st. Michael s ail?y through to Brosd-st. on the west line. Bott lng and bounding northward? ly un Broad st rci-ttea-t wtrdly on lauds now ur lor merly nf A. B. Wilson sud of Richard Fordham; soothwardiy on St. Michael's altey, und wi-stward iv on lauds "formerly of Roiiert lAiwoie, ?ow of ll. W. Dinnie. Bsrj.; said premises conveyed by Mar? tha Ruben sou to Jobs Drummund by deed, dated 'Jd July, IBL'5. Terms-one third Dash, and the halsnre on a credit Of ooo and two years, secured by bond, bearing'" per ecol, interest, payable semi annual? ly, and a mortgage or tho premises. Building? to ne insured and policies assigned. Piircnaseia to pay lor all utoessary pap-is and stamps. V. J. I OH AS, deeia 8T.Jan4 Special Rrferer Bj K, If. MAJt?HALL & BERTHES. I A M 0 N D S ! DIAMONDS! D Oa WEDNESDAY, lMh instant, rt l?o'clooV, wit be s- ld at our office, No. 33 Bro td struct, A lol of Q.vKUlNK DIAMONDS, co.i-uslitg of La dies' Ear Drops and Fina, and Deuts' Pins HUI Kings, Ac. I. narau teed as rep i e ?cn tod. or in stile. Conditions cash. They can bs inspect* d o: day of Kile, mun 9 o'clock. dec?a Bj IT. Y. HITCH A R? & BR?NS, AMOI ioneors. IJOT HO?S? S A S IL \\ id be poid at our Office, No. 80 Broad streot, o: # WEDNMslJAY, lath lust., ut ll o'cloeK, n oitor HOUSE SASH s by 3, iu quaaUtie* t< suit purchasers. dreiS Bj Vf. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BBUA'S, Auctioneers. MARK RT GARDEN PARU TURE* MILKS FROM TU li CITY. 7? ACRES, WITH FOUR BUILDINGS. 'VHl be so'.d on TORSI) VY. the Hth tnitxat, at II o'clock, nt the Old P<*toiTlcc, Thal desirable Market (?arden FARM, forment known us Patrick's Farm, three miles from Hu city, containing !.'? acres high laud, mur* or 1 ns and now under a high slate of culture. Sail Farm cuulaiun lour bmldinirs, Ac. Terms-One-balf cash; batane?is oneyear. Pur timber to pay us for papers and stamps. der. ll Bj Z. B. OA?EJ. I7IX PARTE WM. SIIEPHBRD, INiTJ J JOSEPH PUKCKLL, BANKRUPT. Pursuant to tho order or his Honor Judge Bryan dated ?mi November, isso. will bu enid at pub Hu unction, al the ?bl Po-.tottlue. at ll o'cloeK ou FRIDAY, inti instant, All that TRACT OF LANI), situate, lying nm being on thu north aide of the public ruad leading fn>ni Charleston to thc Ashley River Kerry, in th ParUh of Sk Andrew, in tba State aforesaid, non tami.1/T.. s acres: and niau, a small TRACT ol LAND on the northern bu III dary of the abuv tract, and ineorporaioil with lt as-one tract bounding norlb and east on Lit ds now or late e - Howard, south on Dorchester Road, west 01 Lauds now or late of - Beckman, and noun wesf on Land now ur lute of Ker. 1'. O'NeiU. The above Farm Hes on the Dorchester Road. 1 ."hurt distauoe above lb? Fork, ebout seven milo from the city. Aplat of Hi" property, made b J. A. Michel, snrv.-yor, . ny bo seen al my office Cond timi*-Ouo-ihird Bash: b.ilsuoe tn oaoam two years, with interest ?a 7 per eenU, Hceurei bv bond of pnrelraser end mortgage of Ute pi n property, to contain power of yali- lu casa ul non payment. Purchaser to pay for papera aili sunups. deci rbsmwrniwrbnj M ?Har hin ern, (Eastings, Ut. liETlNG STREET FOUNDRY T.uj EsrvsLtsnumar JI NOW rvuxiaiiua rna in nom i?oCAUTIIY COTTON GIN ?JTHAM ENS INKS AND BOILERS, Of varluas sutes, on basil. . Improved Vortical anti Horizontal Corn Mill1 Sugar Mills. Sugar M-Ito, Sugar Bu?o? au Pans, of all lutes, lleratvPuweraand Ctn Ueaitag, from 6 to lo fee in diameter. Improved ?.ever Corroa Presset., for Haud, Pov.ei Saw and ILcc Mills. Machinery aud Castings af all dencrtptluia mad to order. Particular attention paid to House .Proms am Canting* far Buildings, ftratiaga. Cimera Cavell SSih Weights, Ac. AC WILLIAM S. nESERET, M A C HIN18 T AND FOUNDER NO. ?14 MEETING STIt.KfvT, OHABUEBTON, s. a TC&OELSlOii i RUN WORKS, lil aUTAOLtSUBD 102*, FOOT OF 1>TH STREET, BAST RIVER. IRON FRONTS, AN? BVBRT DESCRIPTION OF IRON WORK poa atti un NU ruaroaaa. ?SO. a. JACKSON, fJUILVET t 00., Proprietors. nr./. xe* arr.rn. sa 201 CTN *;w grssar, CtlBNtTM OP UOWAJU>. nar SS .".nuw. V?/AG' iN .?ALES, LUAlJtiJN, UJN?UltU I V Iron Hui?, uuil Solid Ouliar. ni soneriu' 1 aud Hurslt. Also, Hanufueiursrs of Ma? ry, Pats .1 SU-am and iicit Forgu Hannnsrs IM r Shears du Axi s, Wuulbis* Nw*.-., Truss Sh es, crow i Atv, Bailer Front*, Cast truu Jae* sa ws. Paie .1 sw agc. Blocks, Tu e Benders, Furg iu . and CSd urg*. A Minns, fur Price Li-t, LTMAV RIESLET A CO., aewJ4 im? Camondgeporl, lLua. QUciion ?aic?- -?niuve Liane, R EAL ESTATE SAL! ['AWNIB A. murty, EXECUTRIX .ros. v.. rn KT. DPCBASFD. vs. STOBO R. PPPnv ? NJ) OTB BBS, DRVISEESOF JAB. a PBRR*", DBOEABEl): GEO M. R1YKRS, TKUaV TKB. AND JOSIAH 0. Hit ICH El", AM) OTHER-*. CBBOrr RS OF JAB. B. PRIMO. DB CEASED.-IN KQUITT. BILE FOR DOWER TO M I RSM * Lt ASSETS AND TO UNJOIN CRRD1 v ms. By Tlriivi of a Decretal order, marte in abova sKitM enr.se, I will si ll before th? Court I! o sse, in Walrerb'i-n', on MONDAY, thc 3il of January next ensuing. All those TRACI'S OK LANDS brinnvlnz to tba Ramie of Josiah * B. Perry, situate on rn- Round o, in Rt. Bartholomew's Parish, enanty ur CoHo ton, enntalnlnz atinnt rwo thousand two hundred acres, hounded north br landauf Sleigh; simia by lands formerly nf Dr. Perry, east br lands or Al? len Willis, and Estate of W UK an l west by landa orsavle HiMt, and lands formerly or Dr. Perry, excepting four hundred and seventy (470? aerea whlrh has heeu set apart ss Power, ss a pta* thereof on file In my ottloo. rererence being thereto had, will more fully represent. A ino, A BOPS! AND LOT situate tn the viHaao of Waltrrhoro', bounded north by lot or David '".mover, south toy street which separates it front the lot of Joseph Praser, east by a vacant lot,and west by lot of Ohas. Wsrlry. AUO, A LOT with law Office thereon, situate on Ooart house Bqitare,, In the vlllsge of Walterboro'. Trrms-One-haf cash : balance on crvdlt Of twelve months. Purchaser t? pay for rapers and stamps. A. C. 81'AFFER, C. a 0. Clerk's Offlre. Collcton County. A ott tnvst R BAL ESTATE SALE. MARTHA M FISHbURNB. WIDOW AND ABXBf I8TRATRIX Or BENJAMIN P. FISHIJURNR, DBCBASED. VS. BENJAMIN P. FISHBURNB AND OTU BBS, II EL BS AT LAW OF BENJ? UI* P. FISH BURNE, DECEASED. A NB GNORGH WARREN AND OTHERS. TUB CREDITORS OF BENJAMIN P. FIBB JJURNB, DECEASED-BILL FOR DOWER TO MARSHAL AS? SETS AND FOR RELIEF. Hy virtue of a decretal order, made in stove mentioned ease, i will sell before the Court? house, tn Walierboro' en MONDAY, the od dry of January next. All tnat PLANTATION ORTBACTOP LAID, ta thc County of Coileton, uear the Round 0, eoa tatning clevon hundred and seventy-six aeres; butting and buundiag north on lands or Perry and others, east on lan?* of Sanders, son* oa lands of Sanders and Bedon, ami on the west oa lauds of Bedon, Lemsoks and others: excepting about two hundred acres which has been set apart as Dower, as a pis t thereof upon Hie la my etflee. Reference being thereunto had will moro fisUf represent. Terms-Oac-half-caeh; balanoe on a credit of ono year. Purchaser to pay for papers aad sumps. A. C. SHAFFER, 0. C. 0. Clerks Offioe, Collet oa Cuan ty, lX-cenOei 7. ladt. decttmwstt_ ' BAL ESTATE SALE. LAUBBNCB W. O'HEAR, ASSIGNEE OP O'HBsJK, ROPER A STONEY. VS JAMES SANDBKS, SAMUKL S li ETTA R AND OTHERS-BALL. FOR FORECLOSURE, SALE AND RELIEF. By virtue nf a Decretal Order made tn the anare stated cause, I will sell nero re the Courthouse, in Walterboro', on MONDAY, the 3d or January next ensuing. Ail that PLANTATION or TRACT OF I JOTO, situ?te nuil bei mr in the Parish vt' St. Bartiiole tuew's, County ol Coileton, un the Uno or the Sa? vannah und Charleston Railroad, romtnnnly known as "Schmidt's:" hinting und bounding north un lund ul Major Charles Warley ami oa und of Mina Olover, cast <m land m tue Ber. Win. O Prentiss and on land formerly <n Marla ..roil, south on land nf Dr. Francis S. (.'lover aad on l.uid ?r Joliu W. Luwis,.aud on tue itturosaid laud or Charles Warley, containing betwees UM and ic t'J acres, suitably divided lu colton and rice laud, (saving and reserving the Cemetery of said Plat, tat tu ti.) Terms-Hall cash: balance ort aeredit of twelve mouths. Purchaser to pav for papers and stumps, A?C. SHAFFER, C. O.C? Clerk's Office, Oolleton Cuuuty, Deeetuber. int. ilPCDt iliwan liy I). C- i'lilXOTTO & SDN. VALUABLE R K AL ESTATE AT AUCIloN. Dy TlrLne of nn order of sale, to mc directed, hy the lion, oeorge s. Bryan, Judge or (lie United Stales District Court tor the District of South Carolina. 1 will offer for sale nt publie Auction, on MONDAY, the 3d day of January, 18TU, ul the Courihou.se.*!'> thu City of Columbia, at 10 o'clock, All that LOT, PIECK OR PARCEL OP LAND, with the bulldiug nfl ail bricks and material re? maining thereon, situate, lying aud beiuii in tao cay of Columbia, and situu'e aforesaid, and des? cribed lu a conveyance iheruor, Dom Juba J. Kinsler, to HetiJ.imiu K. Evans X Harvey Ooga well, dMted the zvtJj day or August A. D., lett, recorded in the Mesnc Ouuvoyance oalee, Richlaud District, In Hunk B. p. 4:20. as all that Piece, Tareel or Tract or Land, containing three sena and a half of aa acre or land, oe tn? sana ator?osles*, situated lu the City of Columbia, und bounded on the north by I.sdy street, anil oa rlie sonth by Gervais street, and on the west by linger street, and on the east in part, by Pulaski street, sud lu part ny Uauuaa and Amelia Bagg'a land. The same to be so. J free from all Hen or encana Uranos. Terms of Sale-One third cash: balan?a on a credit or one. two and three years, secured by bond ol' purchaser, bearing interest at the rats ot seven por cent, per annum from the day of sale* pnyuUio annually, and mortgage or premises. Purchaser to pay assignee fur papers and stamps. G. HERDER l' SASS, Assignee of Evans A CogawctL Ornea Or TUB REOISTKAR IN BA!*rRwrT0T, I CIIAIU.B?TO.N, s. o. I Purnnant to the order of Ute court In the above j case, notice is hereby given to all creditors claim? ing any lien npou tbs property above described, l?enmelo and provo their chums, before rae, on or Before the tirst Monday in January. A. D., 1S70, In ticlault thereur to be o re ver barred from and nf'h""sme. JULIUS C. CARPENTER, dooli m wflo _ _R-. ev rsc. pUBLI'J SALE IN FLORENCE. J. B. JARROTT, EXECUTOR. VS. BD. CIIATtLRS JARi<OTT, JAMES H. MCOLBNAGIIAH ETAN J. LI DH, AND OTHERS DILL TO MARSHAL ASSETS, INJUNCTION ACCOUNT AND RBLIBF. Pnrsuontto an order or bis Honor, Jodse /. BL Rutland, in the abm? stafd cause, to modi rected. I will sell on the THIRD MONDAY of December instant, or some convenient daf therrafter, All Hi- Beal ?nd Personal Rsfnte desoribed tn 'he pleading* in tin- shove Htuted ci.se. consisting ur the following LOTS OF LAND, via: F.lirnt.v-nii.e ISO) LOTS froutlue; on Evans, Oae >is. Dargan. Railroad and New streets, in tan Powu or Florence, S. t;. Tr:.<t?r Lund iu Dallington County, adjoining Ute Town nj Florence, containing fl.fl acres, mora ir less, known ns the Cusack Plantation. i wet of Land tu Darlnr/mn Cnuntr. on the : ubilc Itnad. leudlntr fmm Florence tn afars Blurt li? ar Florence,) conialolng three hundred and :'.-..tv three acres more or less, known as the . Dusty mil" Plantation, divided imo Ove (M lepnrate t:ncts ol .'rom thirty-six lo one hundred arrea. Tr ct or l.nnd In tarlington County, containing two hundred ?ind sixty-two acres, more or les?, Ivniiroii both sides <>f the Wilmington and Maa ehmD-r Bul ruad, from two to three tolles nf Flor ? ce, known ?fl the .Cocpei" Plantation. Traer of lal nd in Marlon Couatv. nn the Publia itnad. leading fr?in Florence t?i Mar* llluff rour ml'es from Florene*, rontiiinlug Ave hundred jud tell scree, more or less. Knnwn as th? . Heme" or '? HhirtPs" Plantntinn. toeing ihe Plan? tation on which thc late Dr. James H. Jarrott i|ri d. Valuable a-s a colton and corn Plantation. Tracts of Lend In Marlon County, itvown ss rsa "Hudson" ?.od -Shiel s" plantations, adjoining .ach oilier. Irl g ou Willow Creek, four (i) miles rrnm Dur he's Pei rv. on 'he (Jrc.it. Peedee River, el hr ml'.rs rrom Mars Binn* Depot, on the WU, mlngtou :inrt MnnehRM'er Railroad, and eight mips rrom BtUBgham Depot, os the Northeastern Ral! ond. ntl ?he imbllc ro d leading from Bfflng Imm to Kn rebe's Pery, Intersecting the Ooorjre lown Rna1, containing seventeen hundred and iTty t?o acres, more or less, and subdivided into thirty-two tracts from nrrv to eiptitv seres each. All have . lenred and timber Isads except der tracts uti Gie KQInghauj and Georgetown Roads. .'i:ro-<i??" Place, in Marlon Ountv. enotalnlng thn>e hindr-tl end tUty ?crea, more or less, sd ktlnlngthe -Hndsnn" ?ind "Hhlrld's" Tract. No eiram! land-valuable Tor Turpentine Farm. Davis' Tri' t. in Marlon Co mtv. enn'slnlsg ninety acres, more or loss, adtolnlntr tke ..llnd viii" and '-BlileUlV Tracts. Small portloaa cleared and in csltivation. Terms- One-third cash: t>e balanr^ on aeredit rone ?md two years; parrhasers io triveMnd rith liit'-re-t rrom da* ol pnyaJBo annually, serured liv a miw-ti-ncc or the premise?, and io ?av tor Al! necessary paper*. Inr|>i<iinw revenas tamns. yr. E. crrAur.Fs. (!. ell smt C. C. ami 6. S. S nAMPOOrXG ANO HAIR CUTT IN Gk LADIES AV ? (THILOREN utinded at Uieir paddmees promptly and a n?snuaiue rotes. Send orders u> W. K. MARSHALL. Bartoer. aprG14 Bo. Si Broad street? fop stauen)