The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 14, 1869, Image 3
CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings TliU Doy.
Carolina Chapter, ul 7 I*. M.
South Carolina Society, at n 1*. SI.
ist. Patrick's Benevolent Society, ut 7 P. M.
?Una Pire Company, at 7 P. M.
.South Carolina Friendly Society, at 7 P. M.
Survivors' Association, at 7 P. M.
White Mechanics, al half-past 7 P. M.
Auction Sol?* Tilts Day.
Leitch A Bruns will sell at ll o'clock, at Ute
Ohl l'ostofllce. market farm und houses amt lot*.
Lauroy ?V Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, lire crackers, hams, Ac.
lleury Cohia A Co. will sell al baU-pastS o'clock,
at their stores, hutler, shoulders, Ac
Blecke A Schachte will sell at a (platter to io
o'clock, at their store, imiter, hams. A c. r
John (J. Milnor A Co. will sell ut 10 o'clock, at
their store, cloth cloaks, fell hats, Ac.
Tnt: HOLIDAY TKAOK.-AS a general rule,
the most extensive and liberal buyers of holiday
goods do nol put oiT their purchases until Hie
slocks have become low and Hie crowd so great
that they are unable tomako satisfactory .selec?
tions, indeed, ns we happen lo know, some of
thc utosi desirable customers in that branch of
trade arc already on thu lookout foraoMNMll**
of the coming season. Healers who propose to
engage in lt-and which of them docs not?
should therefore announce their attractions with?
out delay. If lucy wish to reap an cai ly harvest.
We need hardly mid, what they already know,
.that thc advertising columns of TUE Kaws, al?
ways a reilex of the busiuess of tho city, are eon
-Bulled now more than ever by those desiring bar?
gains lu any branch of trade.
TUE CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS .lob Office ls
now printing bill heads In thc best style and oa
fine paper, nt $260 per thousand. Merchants, think
of Itt
SAVANNAH AN? CUAHLESTON RAILROAD.
'Thc work un this road is progressing rapidly. The
bridge over thc Savannah Uiver will be completed
by Hie 20th bislonl, and thc entire road open for
travel on thc 20lh of January.
MASONIC ELECTION.-At. the annual commu?
nication of La Candeur Lodge, No. 38, A. F. M.,
bold ai Masonic Hail, Friday evening, lot ii In*
stunt, thc following onicers were elected for the
ensuing Masonic year: bros. Joseph lloek. W. M.;
Louis Habenlcht, S. W.; D. Muller, J. W.; J. S.
Blindes, trensurer; lleury Wagoner, secretary; J.
Madsen,S. I).; lt. itoth, J. H.; P. Kllnckworth, J.
Borger, stewards; F. backus, tyler; - O'Kcalc,
organ ls:.
CiiniST.MAS AMUSEMENTS.-The theatrical
performances at thc Academy of Music have met
with such general approbation, ilia) Manager
Pord has determined to add to the gaiely of
Christmas week by a series of entertainments
adapted lo the occasion. As lhere will bc a large
Influx of strangers during that period, the author?
ities of Ilia South Carolina an?: Northeast em Kail
roads might maka some arrangements whereby
.strangers may visit thc city and return on one
fare.
IN CHAMIIKIIS.-In the case o' McMannan vs.
John bonum, a motiou was made yesterday
mcrning before Judge Carpenter to discharge an
attachment granted by thc clerk against thc de?
fendant arter judgment bad been rendered ami
execution issued. Thc court decided that tue
effect of thc act of March 19th, 1600, anteudlng
the attachment law, was to enable an execution
to bc levied upon any properly linn could have
'becu attached under thc act of September 21,
180S. it was therefore ordered, that thc attach*
nicut be dissolved. I>. T. Corbin for the moilun ;
opposed, brewster, Sprat! A Burke.
BUHBDSOr STATE NKWS.-The barn of Mr.
W. IL Punderburk, lu Chesterfield County, was
burnt on thc morning of the lid instant.
Mr. Narct Dees, another citizen of Chesterfield,
lost lils dwelling and outhouses from thc same
-cause. A while boy, aged ll, and a negro girl of
8, perished In the Hames, both fires are suppos?
ed lo bc the work of an incendiary.
A large number of the citizens of Chesterfield
are emigrating lo the West.
A tournament was held at Friendship. Claren?
don District, on lust Tuesday, and one will be
.hold at Manning on thc ?Sth Instant.
Tii K liiVA LV H QUESTION.-It lins been
claimed that oysters can be pucbasod cheaper at
Norfolk, Va., and Newborn, N. C.. than at Charles
Ion. This statement is calculated tn Injure ibo
reputation of our millpond and channel bivalves,
ami is In many respects erroneous. Charleston
oysters opeucd by Hie knife are sold at jil KO per
gallon, and nt 7.1 cents when opened t?y heat. In
Norfolk heat-opened oysters arc sold at il per
gallon, and al Newborn $2 per bushel, or SI per
gallon. Charleston oysters may not be superior
to those of the above mentioned places, bul Ihey
are certainly prized by counolsscurs fur their da?
vor, and command a ready talc. Tho oyster
farms in thc city an?l vicinity, where some at?
tempt at cultivation has been made, have fur?
nished specimens that are almost ciptal lo the
Non hern oyster in size.
A CHOICE COLLECTION or CHW.STMAS v.i
itiF.riES.-A iarge number of articles remaining
from thc Masonic Fair will be on exhibition nt
tho Masonic Hall to day, und will he auld al pub?
lie auction to-nlglu hy Messrs. J. A W. Knox. Thc
collection ls bulb useful and ornamental, and
.consists principally or pictures, statuary, Carian
marble, Bohemian and China vases, silver plated
iv ure, embroidered goods, household articles,
toys, Jellies, preserved fi nits and vegetables.
Thc prominent features arc a marble bnst
'. veiled," a rare collection of Japanese curiosi?
ties, sandal wood funs, mid a patent velocipede.
Catalogues have been printed, and visitors will be
?easily enabled to designate the lois by thc num?
bers attached The sale will be continued on
Wednesday night, ami a splendid opportunity for
making Christmas investments is offered.
A Ptioi'OSRU Rune i i. CiiAXfJH.--The Com?
missioners of thc Market advertised some lime
since for proposals to erect new scale houses at
the. tower end of the market. A number of bids
Ti'cto subsequently received, in accordante with
thc plan and specifications furnished by the City
Engineer. When examined by ihocomnilssioiiurs,
that body decided not to accept Hie lowest offer,
but considered anew proposition, to transfer thc
fish market to the lower end of the inarkut.on
thc opposite side of Hast Bay. This chango would
enable thc board to transform the Ssh market
into two scale houses, Milli a passage In thc
centre, and would give a fal joh to some ono. lt
ls stated thal a motiou will be made In Council
to-night, lo givo lite Market Commissioners
.power to effect this change Tho move is un?
questionably ogabi3t thc Interest of the entire
community, and it ls tn bc hoped that the com?
ix i>-iuntrs will reconsider the subject.
Tne 'PALMETTO PIONEER CO-OPERATIVE AS
BOCIATIO*.-Thc success of the co-operative plan
bas long been a mooted question, and the asso?
ciation conducted on that principle In this city
bas been carefully watched by its friends and
opponents. Ii was originated at a time of genc
rsl depression, and for inauy months hod a bare
Uimi e of existence though making evory pur?
chase for cash, and gradually, bal surely, gain?
ing tho confidence of the community. At tho
commencement of the cnterprito somo of the
Stockholders became dissatisfied, but their shares
wore soon bought tn, and thc association has,
slnco that time, Increased Its sphere or usefulness!
ami added to thc profits of thc stockholders. Al
Hie last quarterly meeting, a dividend or flvo per
cent, was declared and a statement presentad
which showed that ibo Interests of thu associa?
tion had been well managed. There is a general
deslro to reduce thc number of stockholders, and
efforts will probably bo made by those who have
ibo means to parchase oil of tho scattering shares.
A MUKKI. ESTAOLISIIHIINT.-We Invite tho at?
tention of the friends of Tut NEWS lu thc city anti
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
Which our Hilli e enjoys for thc prompt execution
of all kinds of Hook and Joh Printing. Kully pro?
vided willi new type and machinery ur the latest
and most approved pattern, and having n large
and carefully selected stock of cards, envelopes
and papers of all qualities, Tm: NEWS Job Oillce ls
now prepare?! to mi orders for every description
of plain ami ornamental printing tn the very best
manner, and ai rates at least as low as any other
establishment in the Southern states. Call at
Tint Ktswa building (op-stairs) ami examine our
scale of prices and specimens of our work.
THE ACADKUY or Mt stu. -The second week
or ihe cniMgeiiieut of the Chapman Slaters waa
aliened last night toa linc house with btieksione's
?put kling comely of "Married Mle." The play ls
one of the best und most mousing of the modern
school, ami gave a more lalWraclory test tothe
merits or the company in coined? proper than
was afforded by nur previous performance. There
is a remarkably even distribution ?d' the impor?
tant puris, and lt must lie said that the acting
throughout was conscientious and effective,
bishop, as usual, kept everybody al a broad grin
over tuc awkward attempts of Mr. Hove at*"so
.iety" manners: while the charming Miss blanche
Chapman lu Hie refs ot Mrs. Younghusband
provest that she excels iu comedy no less than lu
burlesque, '-mack-eyed susan was Hie lightest,
the liveliest, and the most delightful of nil the ex?
travaganzas we baveyet had. und will won brui
re'-Ating. for tonight Cinderella ia announced
with tbs new comedy, "Checkmate''-u splendid
bill.
A TAX ?IX AUDSICMKNTH.-We hope thal UM
committee on Ways and Means of the rlly Couti
eil, In their new Tax bill, will reduce the tux levlet
upon the Charleston Academy or Musi;. At tin
time that the present lax was Imposed, there wa
no building lu Charleston devoted ouly to pur
puses or amusement, and it was well enough tba
opera troupes, circus riders and minstrels, win
are here to-day and gone to-tnorrow, should pa;
a ralr license rec. The circus, for Instance, leave
nothing In thc city beyond the license money
and most other.travelling shows ure in the sam
category. With thc Academy of Music the eas
is very different, it was bulli by Charleston mc
chatties, is owned by a resident of Charleston, an
ls leased by ti balllniorcuu, whom wc hope i
make "one of ours."
The Academy of Music pays a heavy real est?t
tux to tho city, and tho largest proportion of it
receipts Mows back to the workmen and trades
people. It ls, besides, an Important means of at
trading strangers who bring trude to Charla
ton. and we think that the Academy should m.
be taxed higher than similar .institutions In ollie
cities, in ballimore the city tux ls *t a night, i
I lost 00 $1. in New York $1 SO, and in Chnricsto
$10 a Ulgbt. This last ls by far loo much; and w
hope li will be reduced, as regards Hie Acadcm
of Music, IO the boston or New York ral?'. Th
same Indulgence might be extended In thc ilibe
niau Hall, hut al! circuses and strolling entcrtall
menti ol' that kind should be made lo pay, I
now. n very handsome tax.
Tun CITV AXI> Tim CITY IlKtrr. -The pub!
cation in THU NKWS or yesterday or a plain an
straightforward statement of thc Irapecunioi
condition of the elly government, has led to tl
promise of better behavior in the roture. May?
Pillsbury, when thc paragraph In Tnt: NKWS WI
read lu him by ii eily Ottlclal, sahl al once Hu
something must he dune. Ile had not seen tin;
Hie expenses of (he police and streets could l
curtailed io any way, but the expenditures i
those departments must be reduced "Somchcow.
This gratifying declaration was nm Intended, vi
hope, for outside effect, bet Mayor PlllsbUl
stick to thu platform of "honesty ami economy,
and he will soon convert hisopen toes into ra
friends. Only I he must slick.
Weare authorized to say thal one of the ci
banks has offered tu lend the city what mom
may be required to meet the Jun nary ?nteres
.and that the Interest will be promptly ?md pun
tmilly paid. Tue Committee ol Wilya ami Meal
expect to make radical changes in the system
taxation-every pursuit or profession will be I
censed-and, if their recommendations arc ado]
ed, they expect that Hie Influx of money in Jan
ary Will bc suniclent to relieve thc city from i
embarrassment.
As wc -sahl yesterday, we sec no objection tn
limited Issue or one and I wu dollar city bil
Titcy cnn bc absorbed lu trade, and are need
In retail business. All that is wanted ls securl
against an issue ot too large un amount. Tl
can bc hud In more than ono way. The city bl
arc receivable In payment "ill taxes; they w
be taken on deposit by thc I Hank timi P<
pie's National Hank, and, us . ? undOUbt?
ly secure, will certainly circulate ... par. bet
nave some small eily hills !
THE Srr.EET Cut? AND TIIK A CA DEM V OK SI
sie.-Complaint nt often mude that the street ca
stop running al too early an nour, and that
but the few persons who have private COtlVl
anees are compelled to start Tor home nt nine
half past nine unless they ure willing to take
thc risks of wind and weather. Till? hus been
great inconvenience since Hie openiug ?ff t
Academy or Music Many ladies havobecni
willing or unable io walk late ul night to iii
homes, and thu nbacuce or Hie street cars li
hindered the success of thc Performance?, whi
In every other respect ure so popular.
These circumstances have been taken into ci
sid oration by the City Hallway Company, a
President Higgs gives notice that the cars ii
make extra trips un each line after the regal
schedule Hine. Car* will leave thc upper len
nus in Rutledge avenue aud lu King street al ti
1*. M. und 10.30 P. M., and will leave tho balli
at 10 P. M., wailing at the corner or Meeting a
Market streets until Hie performance at the Ac;
erny's over. lithe experiment ls successful I
curs may be run tn thc summer months as late
12 o'clock. On all the extra trips the rare will
ten cents a passenger, no commutation or seal
tickets being recognized. This ls the regular s
gie lure or the company, and no one will object
paying ten cents for a ride home arter io o'ch
at night.
Thc.Strcet Railway Company, in runulng the
tra trips, show a proper regard for the pol
convenience, ami will, wc hope, bc encouraged
go a step farther. Charleston is not a ashing
l?ge, where all hands go fobed with the chickc
and wc hall the action of the City HullwJiy Cc
puny as a move In the right direction-thal
giving every possible facility to residents as ii
as strangers.
Cniuin.s.-All articles lea at thc Academy
Music may be obtained al the Janitor's oOlec
thc same buildlog.
Thc weather continued mild and pleasant tl
lng yesterday morning, bul turned cooler towi
night.
Tho fortieth anniversary or tho yKlnn Fire Cf
pany will be celebrated at their hall to night,
supper will bu one or thc features of thc occnal
The Contest Social Club give their flrst ann
ball ul Hie South Carolina Hnll, on Wcdncm
evening next.
The Lincoln Ouards, a colored militia cumpa
marched through the principle thoroughfares j
terdsy, headed by a drum corps and followed
a bctcrogcocous collection of humanity. Tl
spent the morning at tho cemetery, where
oration was delivered over the grave of a deee
cd comrade.
There will bc a regalar meeting of City Con:
this evening.
. Ono of thc Chrlstm as signs ls tho f aol I ade of l
pedocs that has commenced on the streets.
Tho now front of Messrs. Cameron, barklt,
Co.'s building is nearly completed.
A nnmber of complaints against the fi
thieves have bceu lodged at tho detective off
A good dost of shot would soon settle some
these marauders.
Tho new omeo of the Express Company was
cuplcd y et tc rd ay, and already presents a bi
noss appearance. Tho sidewalk on Uasel Hi
is a trine too narrow, but when the ahlpplo
expedited, there need be no blocking or the i
sagoway.
Mr. N. Callcton was lbs contractor for
building of the new Express offioe, and all
work on lu ? rt i Ho a was done by him.
SWEETS TO TUE SWEET.-Christruu? cornea
bal once a year, yet there are ?nine persons who
know how to Improve that brief opportunity. A
fiance al our advertising colomnB to-day will
convince the aspirant for Christmas cheer that
Claussen's steam bakery and confectionery stores,
lu King and Market streets, has the "Undings"'
for a No. I christmas frolic. The catalogue Ol
goad tilings published ls enough to urikc one's
mouth witter and to cause him to covet hit
neighbor's good?. Housekeepers and all who de?
sire to keep a good old-fashioned Christmas an:
directed to apply to Claussen, and they will ob?
tain all necessary Information.
LAFAYETTE ARTII.I.KIIYCIIAIUTAHLK ASSOCIA?
TION.-At u meeting of t til s association, held last
evening, thc following oiilcers were unanimously
circled: (1. roliiu. president; 13. Ulalie, vice-presi?
dent: J. T. Kanapaux, senior warden; c. J. Kealy,
Junior warden: T. W. Holge?, Secretary; A.M.
iePrltlce, Treasurer; t:. O. Truinbo, solicitor; ,t. K.
Kanapaux and C. A. I). Church, stewards. Com?
mittee on Finance-C. E. Kanapaux. ll. W.
.limar, P. L. Qulllomln. Committee on Letters
J. C.. Martin, J. t). White. Florence T. Downey.
Committee on Relief-J. W. Slovens, K. Mern, 4.
Lavergne, w. F. White, ll. P. Pallin. Committed
on Investment-(i. Foll?n, J. T. Kanapaux, A. K.
I.ePriuce, J. W. Stevens. C. E. Kanapaux.
Hotel Arrivals- Deo?nibs* 13.
CHARLESTON HOTEL
George B. WltnJcy, Lewis ville, S. C.; Captain
James Merry man, r. s. Revenue steamer Nansc
tiwnd: W. T. Force, Charleston; A. II. Crane,
berkley, Mass.: Charles c. Kary, New York; s.
A Mood, Darlington: tl. T. Cobb, .'.r.s. Cobb, Miss
Cobb. Now York;T. IL Canty, Florence; John M.
Castor, New Jersey; M. S. Canty, Clarendon; M bu
Francis lintier and maid. Miss Smith, Miss Smith,
llntters Isle, S. C.: James E. Kelly. Mrs. James E
Kelly. Mr?. Rodger*, Charles IL Callalee, Now
York.
PAVILION HOTEL
Jj. IL Sv.ggott, H. A. Peterson, New York; Henry
USSR, Montgomery, Ala.; John 1). Rangcrt, D. S
Messier. Philadelphia. Pa.; A. R. Porter, Navan
nah, (?a.; John Whiteside.*, Christ Church Parish
J. Whiteman, South Carolina; George P. W. Ka
gen, Dr. M. .1. Moon, David Levi, Manning, H. C.
D. P.. Gorden. L. A. flood gc, South Carolina: Johr
ll. Walker. Ualtlmore, Md.; J. S. Hamberg au?
wife, Bamberg, S. C.; w. B. Johnston, virginia; J
ru'.', and sen. Fort Motte; i'. McQuald, Cenrge
town, S. C.; W. P. llenen. Now York: ll. IL .lea
nings. Orangeburg, s. c.: L. A. Harper, Soutl
Carolina; J. I). Harper, James Harper, Klagst ree
?. C. _ | a_
JI U S I y E S S A' O T I C E .1' .
TOBACCO LOVER- can find ?very variety o
Hie weed at R. L. Morillo's, No ?162 King street
All orders promptly attended io.
VALUABLE ASH CONVENIENT, -"li rn w n '?
Bronchial Troches" are widely known as an ad
ni i rabio rcme?y for bronchitis, hoarseness, cougtu
and Other troubles of thc throat and lungs. They
are of great value for the purposes fur which thej
are designed, while they aro usually and pleas
sully efficacious; they contain no hurtful ?ogre
dienta, but may al all timos be used with perfect
safety.-Boston ntxordrr.
FOR THE HOLIDAY?'.-Cheap chromos, tine
photographs, handsome picture frames, a 'argi
stock of album:-cheaper than thc cheapest, AI
C. C. lUghtcr's, No. loi King street.
BUSINESS ENTELOPES.-THE NEWS job odie.
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, wilt
business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous'
and. Send your orders. Kvcry merchant ami
business man should have bis curd printed on hi?
envelopes.
financial.
-pon SALE.
OLD RANK STOCK
Hank Rills
City Stock
State Hoods.
Hy A. C. KAUFMAN,
declt luth2 Broker, No. 24 Hroud street.
^?jyiLLLVM G. Will Ll) EN ,fc C0.
Have for the Holidays a rich assortment or
VASES, TOILET SETS, CUPS AND SAUCERS
Aud Fancy Goods.
No. 253 KINO STREET, CORNER IIEAUFAIN
?leo?:_
g I L V ? II T A li L J? ll I N GS,
FRUIT KNIVES SUGAR SPOONS,
And a variety of Fancy Silver for thc Holidays,
ron SALK RY
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CO..
No. 253 King street, corner lion ufa lu.
deco_
.pAltLVN, W E 1) G Ii W O G D, HAVRE
FRENCH CHINA AND GP.ANITE-WARE,
AND IN EVERY VARIETY, KO II SALE RV
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CO..
No. 255 King Street, corner Bea ufa i n.
deco _
QOMPLETE SETS OF FINE CUT GLASS
DECANTERS. WINKS, CHAMPAGNES,
Cordials, Finger Dowls, Tumblers and Goblets,
ron SALK BY
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CO.,
No. 2-".f> King Street, corner lleanfain.
deep_;_
-yyiLLIAM G. W HILO E N it CO.
HAVE FOR SALE
LEATHER RETICULES, TRAVELLING RAGS,
Purses, Pocketbooks ami Portemonnaies,suitable
for Christmas Presents, at
No. 215 KING STREET, CORNER REAUFAIN.
?leefl
~jT FINE ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES^
CHATELAINS, VEST CHAINS,
Brooches, Earrings, Sleeve Huttons, Studs, Ac,
FOR SALE nr
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CO.,
No. 255 King Street, corner Beau fain.
_d-ceo_
g LL VER AND PLATED TEA SETS,
BUTTER DISHES, CORDIAL STANDS,
Castors, Cups, Strawberry Dishes, Ac, Ac,
?N EXIItniTION AND FOR HALE AT
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CO.'S,
No. 255 King Street, corner Bcaufaln.
deco
^ VISI TOR
Once said U we only knew where the resident
citizens made I heir purchases there we should get
well served. To such we oiror
A HI RECTORY".
Tho ladles who desire thc latest atyles of r.-vsh
lonahlo Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or
Braids, Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire tobe present abbs In
Adonis nulle, lor Wigs,
Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
All who desire the bCBl Gorman Colognes.
Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
For Diadem or Coronal Combs, all
Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Comba, Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
Uf necessity all who require a good Tooth
Brush, Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
V-jt genuine Talc de Venls, ail munt
Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
Por Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all
GO to M. A A. ASHTON.
In mot, all who require genuine gooda from the
following houses :
Soolely Hygi?nique, 1 , bailey's, * .
LubltPs, "j Atkinson's, g
Cowdray's, S (losnell's, ??
liver, *. I owe A Sons, .9
Guerlain, o Yardley, 2
Henry A Demarsen, j nowlands A Sons,
(lowland, J O
Aa also. Vents Ooods In their linc from every
rep nt ame manufacturer la the States,
(lo to M. A A, ASHTON,
No. 240 King stroat,
Plvo doers from Market street.
man Baromee
(Sig?is, S . i ? . &'c.
j^- o i M P o - ' i ? N !
It. !.. MORILLO. Mac of Havana anti
Domestic CHiAlts, ami < fOBACOO. Snuif
anti Pipes, keeps siwa li ld a full assort -
?nunt nf thc abo va ari il Hirers them from
ito to 30 cents uer 100 ... '.TI any other
house. Any orders fe. tell .ie promptly
and r.willfully execute
Having on bund al or Pipes, I oirer
i hem al cost prices. or elly accep?
tance. Call at
dcclt tullian I Nts STKKKT.
Ittisct-iUmcGi* .
A II N W K h li li A G E 8 .
B
The Sherwood Jockey Club trill bold a lt AC F
M Eli ri Ni! over their new Course, commencing ou
TimaoAV, December -il, ison, and continuing Tor
three days ss tallows:
FIRST DAY, DBCKMBBR SI.
First Pace-Sweepstake?, Two Mlle Dash, $30
Ku trance.
Second Race-Sweepstakes, Hilo Heats, $20 Un
ii ance.
SECOND 1>AY, DECEMBER 22.
First Race-.Sweepstakes, Milo Heats, $20 Kn
t ra nee.
Second lt ice-Sweepstake t, Mile Dash, $ir> En
trance.
T1IIRO DAY. DECEMBERS3.
First Pace-Sweepstakes, Mlle and a hair Dash,
$2 > Rutrance.
Tuc Ohib will add money or plate to each of the
above Races.
The first Hare each day free to Hil horses; the
second Race each day IONHINKDTO County-owned
horses.
Closing Race-$10 Post Entrance. Tluee-ipiar
ler Mile hash, beaten horsws showed Pire Pounds.
Opened only to hot*soJ that have run during thc
Meet lui;.
On First Day, a mntch, HI lie Heats, wilt be run
rori-, between (?eneral llagood's Obiaaut Fitly,
Saluda, by Congaren, and H. W. lUchsrdsou's
liar Gelding, Aguie, liv Red Kattie.
First Race punctually at 12 M. each day.
Persons wishing lo attend tho Meeting can
easilyohtalnconveyane.es at Blackville, ami can
lind'ample accommodation al the Patterson
Uonse, at Ram well. JOHN S. STONEY,
dee ll tur-2 Secretary.
IF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DON 15
In Kine Style mid al Reasonable lisles, goto
RH WA HO PF.RRY,
No. 13? Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston. S. C. _ decU limos
o"~0~N E~ NE ED SHAKE
FROM Fl* Alt OF AO OK WHO DRINKS
N
SO Li O M O N'S 't- i T T S ft S
For sale al
_dcc2_ PAO OL A LYN A H.
IF YOU WANT PAPER IJAOS, FLOUR
SACKS, and Hans or everv description, go to
KOWARI) PKRRY,
No. 15? Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston. S. C. dcclt oinos
QU FF, NIGGER, WHAT'S DE MATTER ?
You lett dem dere rrilters.
Sa!, gal, stop dat c?atte.r,
Cse miss de SOLOMON RITTERS?
Por sale a*. RAOUL A LYNAII.
der2
IF YOU WANT LITHOGRAPH CHECK
HOOKS, or Lithographing duneln tine style,
go to
Kl)WA RI) PKRRY.
No. ID.". Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. C. decU timos
Q-ll, 0-l-l, LORD, O-U!
NO ONE O RUNTS THUS
IP THEY
USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS
For sale at RAOUL * LYNAII.
doc!
tjiironntre, Qlittlcvy, &*c.
HARDWARE AND HOLLOWWARE,
OK DIRKCT IMPORTATION.
NOW LANDING PER STEAMER MARMORA.
Klwell's HOES, tirades' Crown Planters, Steel
Hoes, and other makers.
Shutter Holts, Smiths' Vu:-.-. Corn MillH.
Pry Puns, llrnssand Iron Penders.
Carron ware, consist lng ot Ovens and extra
Covers, from 7 tn 24 inch. Pots, 1 quart lu fi0 gal?
lons. Spiders, s io 14 inch, all In noe order.
Rodgers? Ivory Maudie Knives; Scissors.
And nu hand a fine assortment of builders Hard
are, l'latitaiion Tools, and Agricultural Imple?
ments.
Also, Agents for the DODOE'S PERFECT
PLOUGHS, ami Bllerue'a Transplanters.
For sale at low prices by
S. IL MARSHALL,
Sign or the Golden timi,
'deco that ut hs-'? _ Ko. :uo King street.
QH ARLES KERRISON, JR.,
No. 2li? KINO STHKKT.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CUNS, AGRICUL?
TURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ac
A select assortment or TABLE AND POCKET
CUTLERY, Rodgers' and oilier Scissors, Fancy
Hird Cages, Paper ll.islns and Buckets and llouse
keepiug articles generally.
ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF
ARGR1CTURAL IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, CAR?
PENTER'S TOOLS, Ac, ol best make.
Sole Agent for the genuine Eureka Cogee Pot,
tho Russian Hemp Castor, cud thu American
Papier Mache Company. novl3 si ul bl mo
rpiIK CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH.
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND SOLD.
PATENTED UV
GEORGE WATT, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Thc best Fallow, Subsoil, Ditching and Cultiva?
ting PLOUGH. Superior to all others by netunl
test, being adapted to every soil, and dolug thc
hoe and plough work without choking.
For sale at manufactory prices, freight ndded,
by J. E. A DOER A CO., Agenta,
No. 02 East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
Also on hand, a large assortment of other
Plotiglis, Corn Shcllers, Hay Cutters, and Agricul?
tural Implements or all kinds. oct30 stuth
?j^-EW SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
THE TIME APPROACHESiWUBM
WARM CLOTHING
ls unavoidable, and tho point bi to know
HOW AND WHERE TO GO TO Ol) I'll:' A HnTTI.T.
A great many have found nut already, and now
advise their fronds in want or
DRY O O 0 I) S
To call nt
F If RC Ii GOTT A BRO.
COIlKP.ll OF KINO AND CALHOUN RTREETS,
Whcro Dry Goods can bc bought toa great advan?
tage. Attention ls called lo:
loo pair 10-4 While blankets, only $3 75, worth
$4 50.
12-4 German Coverlets, from $1 np.
I-arge Comforts, only $3.
100 pair Fine Double Shawls, only (4 SO, worth
$0 00.
Arab Shawls, from $4, up.
1 ease brown Canton Flannel, only icc. per
yard, worth 20c.
Heavy Black Beaver Oloth for Cloaks, only $2,
worth $2 76.
A fine assortment of Brown Shirtings, [sing
cloths, Alpacas, Dreas Goods, Notions, Ho?
siery, Gloves, Ac, which have beeu bought hy
largo quantities, und will bo sold to satisfy tho
purchasers in every respect.
rURCHOOTT A BRO.,
Corner King and Calhoun streets.
?"T-A special Department for Boots'; Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, Ac, sold at correspondingly low
prices. nov22 3mos
JAMES HARRAL & OO.
COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 23 WHITEHALL BTRRBT
flower end or Broadway,)
NBW YORK.
Liberal advances mada upon mus of Lading.
mame laaoMO
New yubliuUiouG,
ll O L A W Y K R S .
ROBERT'S ON ADMIRALTY
Wa term nu on Set-oil, Recoupment anil Cannier*
Claim
Sherman anil Redfield on Negligence
Hcdilcid on Cannes mid other llallmenta
Sedgwick on Measures ami Damages
Dulled Slates bankrupt Law, Lawyers' Edition
smith Carolina Law Reporta, nth Equity, 1Mb
Law.
A full assortment of LAW PLANKS always on
hand, HtiefS, mid all Legal I'rtUllllg, executed ul
short no lice.
EDWARD PURRY,
i
Noj. 165 M Ii BT I NO ST UK KT,
Opposite Charleston Hotel,
der n fi: hu, ;
N
EVY AND STANDARD BOOKS
rou SAI.B AT
FOO ARTIE'S HOOK DEPOSITORY.
HATAI AO lil No. 32.
Rook Huyera Will lind il lo their ndvnuuine to
consult Hits catalogue. Thu hst wtu he changed
at least once a week.
What more appropriate offering than a beau ti
ful "VUHOMO?*' We have now ou exhibition an
elegant collection Of HERMAN AND KNULISII
CH Kl).MU.S. Consisting or cabinet pictures, land?
scapes, groups, Ugnrca, rniit ., Howers, al! copio-,
from the tics': artists. The prices are very low,
and the pictures are Hie finest Ch romos prod need.
THU ItlVKIUHDH PIIKSS Edition of Standard
Works, p?t u|iiu neut boxes, suitable for presen?
tation, rix:
Disraeli-Curiosities of LU eral ure, 4 vols., $7;
Aiueulllts or Literature, 2 vols., $ ; BO; Calaum
Iles und Quarrels of Authors, g VOM., SU 60;
Literary Character of Men of Genius, $2 2*;
Hnllani'a Middlo Ages, a vols., $;. as; May -
Constitutional History or Kiiglaud Silice the
accession of George III, 1700 ami 1S00. 'J vols..
<-:: BO; Carlyle's Critical add Miscellaneous es?
says, 4 VOW., $D: Hood's Poetical Works, :t
vols.. 57 .'i'): Hood's Pro.se Works, n vols..
$7 60;Hood's Poems. I vol., $u; Hood's Whim
and ililditles. $2; The Works or Charles Lamb,
B vols.. ss TS; Fabius of La Fontaine.
Macaulay's Critical, Historical mid Miscellaneous
Essaya, 6 vols., $1.1 &o.
Macaulay's speeches mid Poems, 2 vols., $4 00: bur?
ton's Anatomy or Melancholy, :i vols., ; J JV.
Charles Dickens' Works, li lobe Edition, prim?
ed In large type on Une. paper, illustrated hy
Darby mid Hilbert, complete in n vols., at
SI so per vol.; Milman-Latin Christianity. K
vols., $14; History of Christianity, li vols..
$5 25: History of the Jews, 3 vols., $3 25.
Tho above are bound In morocco, cloth, large
prim and good paper.
Prescott's Complete Works. 15 vols., neat Library
sheep, at $0 per vol., vi/.: biographical and
Critical Miscellanies, 1 vol., S3: Philip H. 3
vols., to; Ferdinand anti Isabella, 3 vols., $0:
Couques: of Mexico. :> vols., $0; Conquest or
Pcm, t: vols., $?; Charles v, r, vols.. $o; elu?
tion's Decline and I-a 11 of the Human Umpire,
edited by Milman, In six vols., in nen gilt,
half calf, $is.
Chambers' Kueytinpiedia. new, complete in 10
vols., ie,mei in rub library sheep, $M>.
Chambers' AHAS, to accompany the Ruoyclopai
ilia, Library sheep, SftftO.
Miller's Almuuur. .'or 1S70. ls now ready for de?
livery-retail price lOccnts; a liberal discount
to thc trude.
.". P.-We are receiving larne additions ta our
stock of Holiday Hooks, Pocket bibles. Prayer
books, Family ItPdes. English editions, lu all thc
must beautiful styles of bindings. Our assort?
ment or blinks for ihe young is large and varied.
Any books published lu America or Europe
sent fr, ,- or postage on -receipt or publisher's
price. Address
FOOAKTIE'S HOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. cou King street, (in thc bend,) Charleston, 8. c.
dec H I lillis PAC_
USSELL'S HOOK STORK.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
JR
AtHHCULTDIlA L.
LOUDON'S ENC Y CLOP.KO IA OV AGRICUL?
TURE, illustrated by ovor 1200 Engravings, $11.
London's Bncyclopaxliaof Gardening, flt. How
Crops Crow: a"Treatise on the Chemical Compo?
sition, Structure ami Life ur tue Plant, with nu*
ineruus Illustrations and Tables ol Analysis, by
Professor Samuel W. Johnson, or Yule College,
(2. Farm Implements and Machinery ; tho Prin?
ciples ot their Construction and Ilse, with sim?
ple and practical explanations or the Laws of
Mi-lion and Perre ns applied nu the Purni, by
John J. Thoma?, with 2:17 Illustrations, $1 BO.
Cu deina;: for I'rolit; a (?Hide to the successful
Cultivation or thc Market and t-'amlly Carden, hy
Peter Henderson, finely Illustrated, *l 51. New
American Farm book, by Richard L. Allen, re?
vised and greatly enlarged, $2 50. Hardening
for thc South, or How to Crow Vegetables and
Fruits, by the late William N. White, ot Athens,
Cu., with additions by Mr. J. Van Huren ?iud
Dr. James Camak, illustrated, $2. Southern
Farmer ami Market Hardener, being a compila*
Ueii of useful articles, from the most approved
writers, by Francis s. Holmes, new Kdltlon, $1
m. High Farming without Manure; six Lec?
tures on Agriculture, delivered at thc Experi?
mental Farm at Vince nues, by Ccorge Ville. 50
cents. Aiuurlocn Fruit Culturist, containing
practical directions for thc Propagation and Cul?
ture of Fruit Trees, Ac, by john J. Thomas, $2
50. Prn'oilcal Floriculture; .1 Guide lo thc snc
coASfuI Propagation ami Cultivation or Florists'
i'lfitits, ?! 60. Pear Culture for Prodi, by P. T.
Quinn, illustrated, ?:. Tue Practical Poultry
Keeper; acom?dete and Standard OuU'c to the
Management of Poultry, whether for domestic
us?, thu markets or exhibition, 9*2.
MEDICAL.
KIEMKYER: a Test book or Practical Medicine,
with particular refr lenci to Physio'ogy and Pa
thology, by Dr. Felix Niomcyer, translated from
Hie 7lh Cern?an Edition. S vols., au. Dr. Mori:/.
Meyer: Electricity tn its Delations tu Practical
Medicine, $4 60. J. M. Duncan: a Practical Trea?
tise im Perimetritis and Parainetrttls, $2 50.
.John Eric Krichscn: the .science and Art of Sur?
gery, Illustrated with C?u Engravings, with ad?
ditions by John Ashhnrst, Jr., A. M., M. H., $7 6u.
Pavy: a Trontiso on thu Fanctloti of Digestion,
its Disorders und their Treatment, hy F. W. Pavy.
M. 1)., F. IL S. Uarretaon: Diseases and Sur?
gery of Hie Mouth, Jaws mid Associated Parts,
by J. E. Carretson, M. 1)., Illustrated, io .o,
Heath: Injuries mid Discos os or the Jan's, the
Jacksonian Prize Essay of ttie Royal College of
Surgeons, 1807, ?6. novf
Gljirto nub -finnish, ing ?ooos.
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COMPORTADLE FIT !
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LOOK FOR THE STAR SION,
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. Ky JOHN 0. MILNOH A CO.
1" ADIES' BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS.
J Mens' ?lack Kell Hals. Clothing anil l>rv
(?innis.
THIS DAY. 14th Instant, at 10o'clock wi: will sell
at our Auction Salesroom, So. I3S Meeting street,
Ladies* inch Trlutmetl mack Cloth CLOAKS, ,
Ladles' Worsted Jackets, Sontag* ami lived*.
Extra Size Worateil comforts. I'lalil Worsted
Shawls, /.yphyr s-4 Shawls. Embroidered II.uni
kerchiefs. Lapel Shirting, mack Satinets, Prialetl (
Heaver, Casslmeres, Kentucky Jean". Hine Plnhls,
Klcacheil and brown Shirting. Ced und Wime
Plannet, niue Denims. Kane? Prints, Mens" Pine
lllack Pelt Hats. Satinet, Kentucky Jean and
Twill Pants and Coals, Oasslnicre and Silk Vests,
White Shirts, Undershirts, Ac.
Condition cash. decit
Hy RIECK fri St SCHACHT?.
BUTTER, HAMS. SHOULDERS, ?tc.
Will sell THIS DAY. in front of their Store?,
Nos. ci and 'J3 Vendue Itali se, nt quarter of io
o'clock,
- tulis Yellow GOSH BK I1UTTKR
- pounds Hums
- pounds Heavy Shoulders
- Iioxes Souled Herrings.
Al PO,
A remaining STOCK of a Kctaii Grocery Store,
consisting or:
Ult CROCKERY. Counter Scales, one (ii large
P.dtiiank's Scale, Tea Cans. Oilcans. Ac. dcm
By HENRY CORIA A C?7
BUTTER, BACON AND CROC KB RY.
THIS DAY, at hair-past 0 o'clock, in front of
our Store, will lie sold.
.JO tubs RUTTER
- Dry Salted Hhotlidi r>
- Dry Sailed bell les.
AMI
A lot of assorted CROCKERY.
Conditions cash. dccll
By LAU RKY A A LEX.V? 1)ER.
ITH RE CRACKERS, HAM.?. SHOUL
? DEUS. Sides, potatoes. Sugar. Ac.
THIS DAY. nth Instant, will be sold before our
Store. No. 137 East Ray, nt io o'clock.
TA boxes No. 1 OOLDOHOP KIRK CRACKERS
20i) new Sugar-cored Pig Hams
'.'?i Sugar-cored Canvased Hains
?00 Pig and Western shoulder.,
too Clear Rib sides
no Obis. "Jackson White'" Potatoes
'Jo ?ibis. C. Sugar
.VJ boxes Soap and Candles
I Medhurst Sraio and Weights.
Comilitona cash. declt
Hy \Y. Y. LEITCH & IL S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
MARKET GARDEN FARM. THREE
MILES PROM THE CITY. 7 ? ACRES,
WITH POUR BUILDINGS.
WP.I bo sold THIS DAY, thc Ulli instant, at ll
o'clock, at Hie Old Post?nico.
That desirable Market ?larden PA RM, form riv
known os Patrick's Parin, three miles from the
city, containing7.U acres high land, more or less,
and now nuder a high state of culture. Said
Parin contains four bmldluga, Ac.
Terms-One-half cash; balance in on ey car. Par?
chaser to pay us for pupers and stamps.
dccU
By VY. Y. LEITCH Si R. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers?
TJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
PETERMAN A KNEE. KNKOPTORS D1ERSSEN,
VS. SCHWING, ADMINISTRATOR, ET AL.
On TUESDAY, tho nth December next, at ll
o'clock A. M., will be seid in Dont of thc Old
Customhouse.
AR that LOT tip LAND, with the Hnlldines there?
on, s?nale at the southeast corner of Coming and
Morris streets, in this city, known lu a survey of
tho Monis tanda by lt. lt. Payne. Surveyor, by thc
No. I: measuring In front on Coming-street ;'.l
feel, by ill feet in depth more or less. Rounding
north oil Morris .street: enst on Lot No.0;south on
Lol No. and wost on Coming street.
AUK).
That oilier LOT OK LAND with tho liuUdlngs
thereon, situate on Coming street, in Ward No. 6,
anil known in the aforesaid survey by the No. Sj
measuring in front on Coming street as feet, by
ill feel In depth. Hounding north on Lot Nu. lj
easton Lot No. -; south on Lot No. 3 of said plan
of survey, and weston Coming street.
Ternis-One fourth rash; balance In four equal
successive annual instalments, with interest from
the day of sale at 7 per cent, per year, payable an?
nually, secure.1 by thu bond or bonds of the pur?
chaser. IliilUliugs to bc insured and policy as?
signed. JAMES W. GRAY,
decu Special Referee?
By J. ? Yt'. KNOX,
No. 130 Meeting Street.
CATALOGUE SALE AT MASONIC
HALL.
We will sell THIS DAY and WEDNESDAY, De
Comber I4th and loth, al 7 o'clock P. M.,
ARTICLES remaining from Masonic Fair, com?
prising Pictures, Stationery, Parlan Marble. Ho
nonnah and China Vases, Silver Plated Ware.
Embroidered Goods, Household Articles, useful
and ornamental; Toys. Jellies, Preserved Fruits,
Vegetables, JnjKinese Hoods, Ac, Ac.
i. for exhibition al II) o'clock A. M. to 4
O'clock P. M. Articles to he removed iiumedately.
Terms cash. dec! I 'J
StucttoR Suies-Snunc Bano.
By Ti M. CATER.
I>OSITIVE SALE OF FANCY CHINA
Toa Sets and Chamber Sets, and every de?
si rip;lon of Pansy Toys, imported direct by waj
o: New York.
Will bc sold on FRIDAY, the 17tb instant, on
the sscond door, No. -JJ Vendue Hange, at 10
o'clock,
0 sets, r.O pieces, Paney Itu ir CHINA TEA SETS
9eels, 44 pieces, Paney lulaul Ou'ld Teasels
lo sets, ?.'i pieces, Fancy uraugu and Gold Tea
Sets
."/ sets, tl |ii"ces, Kancv Spangle! and Gold Tea
sets
Stl| er Toilet Tels
io sets Toto-n-Tcte Sets
Paney Toys of all the new stylos
inj Ki euch China Spittoons, inlaid with goM.
Conditions cash un delivery. _dcci-i
By HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctioneers.
SALE AT DRAYTON HALL PLANTA?
TION.
Will be sold positively on SATURDAY next, the
1 St h December, nt Drayton Hall lia:.talion, on
Ashley River, thc billowing Articles:
One iu 20-horse ENGINE, with Cylinder Boilers
Two iJ) Phosphate Washcra, with Gearing c?m?
plete
One (I) I.ebby Pump, capacity U.00 gallons per
minute
Two (i) Lift Pumps
one (I) Mellows and sundry blacksmith-.' Tools
Pour (4) Phosphate curs
Wheelbarrows, shovels, Picks, Ac.
Two (j) pair Platform Scales, uooibs. each
Sets Harness
Wagon, Carts
Helling for running washers and pumps
Lot Old Iron, Timber, Ac.
One (I) s oar Canoe Heat
One (l) set Cottage Furniture, and sundry other
article*.
Terms or sale cash. Articles to be removed
positively by Hie .'dst December, 18S0.
The steamer Samson will leave Accommodation
wharf al u o'clock on Saturday morning, to luke
persons to I he above sale, and also giving stran?
gers an opportunity of visiting the Phosphate
Works on that river. _ Tlcr.14 tutl.iM
By J. FRASER MATH EWES. "~
TTTTLL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 21ST,
Y Y al the Old Posioiiice, at ll o'clock,
TOE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
HOUSE AND LOT, No. 7S Cannon street, north
side, lour ihiors west of Ashley stree'.. House
contains Ave rooms, pantry and dressing-room,
gas and water-works, good cistern, kitchin, eur
rlogo house and stable. Lot 4i feet front by ito
feet. deep.
Terms: cash.
Small House and Lo:, Rer.nfain str-'^t, opposite
Calvary Church. Lol uti feet o Huhes front, by
ICo feet deep.
Tenas cash.
iiireo und a half storr brick House, and out?
buildings turd Lot, north s'dc Magazine street, nt
Hie head of Franklin Streit. Lot OU feet iront by
uo feel deep, more or less.
Small House and Lot, Meeting street, west side,
one door north of Line street. Lot 30 feet front |
by 100 feel deep.
House and Lot, Meeting-street, east side, our
door south of "Woolie street. Lol 2i feet front by
loo feel deep.
Terms-Hair rash; balance In ono and two
years, soenrort by bonds and mortgages or the
"property, with interest.
HuildinK Lol, Savage street. No. IA, east side,
fis reel front, soul h linc 149 feet, east Ruc 64 feet,
north linc 8.) feel.
Terms cash.
Purchasers to pay J. P. M. for papers and the
necessary United States Internal RevenueStamps.
dec ! I tuwfmliit
TTOLMBS A MACBETH
NO. 80 BROAD STREET,
Charleston, S. C.,
BROKER, AUOTIONERR, REAL KS TATE
AND
OENEBAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
Will .T. tond to Renting and Collecting of Rents
and pm cliase sud sahl Of Storks, BOUllS, OOld,
saver and Reul Estate.
ALSO,
To the Purchase of Gooda and Supplies for par?
tlos tn the country upon reasonable terms.
OKOKOB L. nouna.AAJUAXUKA IUCSITH.
jan! iyr
'auction Sales--future ITDans.
HY A. C. MCUILI??VRAY,
\ tirt innrer.
T TN ORR DECREE IN EQUITY. -ELIZA.
|_/ V. MUCKI,!,, Administratrix, va. H.S. Mike?,
id.
Will lu; SI>!>! on TUESDAY, tthiluy or January
HON!, nt ll o'clock A. M.. in ii nui ul' ldc. Uld
ihi Uoinhouso,
All tim: Tl,ANTATION OR TRACT OF I,AND,
diuaicd ul thuheudof Foster's Ureek, waters ol
L'ooper nicer, oh tin? Upper an?) bower Hack uiver
Hoad. In tm: Parish of St. James', noose creek.
Cornily of charleston, and known ns Moorta
Hull, containing 3001 acres. Huiiin?; uml hound
Inc north on Lands of the estate of winiam Hell;
northeaat ami cast on Lamlsof p. Ii. Stoney, Esq.;
eas! on iirlck Hope, owneil ny diaries Gravas;
southeast on Foster's Creek: south ami southwest
on Foster's Creek; weal on "HuwhiUI," to-longing,
to Hie estate cf T. J. smith, ami to Hie west anti
northwest 1 Upper Hack uiver Road, ns per plat
nf IL Henry Menard, Surveyor.
Turins- one-third cash; balance in bonds or
purchaser, payable In one ami two years, with
interest payable annually, secured by mort gage
iii Hie premises. Purchaser to pay for papers
and alampa. li. IV. M. MACKEY,
?leen tut_H. C. C.
By W. Y. LEITCH A H. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
H
OT HOUSE SASH.
Will I " sold at our Oillce, No. .15 broad street, on
WEDNESDAY, lilli Inst., at ll o'clock,
loo HUT HOUSE SASH o by a, tu quantities to
mill purchasers. doola
"Sj IL H. MARSHAL!, St BROTHER.
1 A M (> N D S ! DIAMONDS!
D
Unrrilt'ltSDAY, loin Instant, at 12 o'clock, win
be sold at our oillce, No. 33 llroad at reel,
A lol of GENUINE DIAMONDS, consisting or La?
dles' Har Drops and Pius, and Cents' Pins nuil
Rings, Ac. Guaranteed as represented, or no
sale. Conditions cash. Tiley can be Inspected on
day <>f sai<1 fruin 0 o'clock. deolS
E
S T A T E SALK
1 will ?Ufer for sale, for cash, at thc late residence
of W. II. Dowling, deceased, ono und a bair
miles from Hamberg, on WEDNESDAY, i-.tt? of
December next.
All the REAL ESTATE of thc sal?! deceased, aa
follows:
LOT No. 1. known as thc "Simpson Lol," and
all thc houses ami improvements thereon, situat?
ed at Uralium's Turnout, and containing one
acre, more or less, fronting Railroad avenue, and
adjoining Lauds of A. ll. Rice.
Lol Nu. .>. lying at Hrabam's Turnout, ou which
H. W. Neely now resides, containing eighteen and
a half acres, more or lens, ami bounded as follows:
Ky thc South Carolina Railroad Company ?fud
Lands of Daniel O ness, and a Lol or Dr. Munberry.
Lol No. ti, upon which John S. Small now re?
sides, lying ut Crahnm's Turnout and well im
proved, containing one acre, more or less, luiund
ed by thc Public Road leading from Hrabam's
Temoin tu Sprlngtowu, on thc east sido or said
road uno hundred and eighteen feet; on the south
by thc baptist Church, one hundred mid ?1 rt y feet
two Inches: on thc nurtli liv Lauds of H. ll. Rice;
on the east by Lund- or ll. ll. Rice. Said Lol was
sold by H. II. Rice tu Thomas J. Counts.
?Rh. That valuable PLANTATION, known as
the "River Place," contuUiIng BOVttD hundred and
lift*- acres, moro or less, bounded on the north by
Edistu River, on Hie east ami south by Martha
y.eigier. on the westby Barnwell.
6th. The OLD PLACE, near Crahnm's Turnout,
eon*nilling seven hnndrcd acres, more or lesa,
and bounde?! north by C. C. Cooper and II. B.
Rice: south by Hamilton Martin: wcsl by Mrs.
Kemp and ti. W. Turner, aud carl by Madison
Felder.
I will also sell, on thc same day, al tho River
Place,
Pour good MOLES.
six hundred bushels of Corn.
Six thousand pounds good Fodder, Peas and
Rico.
One Wag.m. Plantation Tools, and other arti?
cles not melli inned.
Purchasers to pay for all necessary paper* and
revenue stamps.
All persons Indebted to thc above Hstatc, arc re
quested lo come forwanl aud make Immediate
pavmcut to the undersigned.
J. E. PK EE,
novo tua Qualified Executor.
R
E F ERE E 'S SA L H
Hy virtue of a decree of Hie Court of Common
Pleas, for Hie Fourth Circuit of thc Slate or
South Carolina, sitting tu Equity In thu case of
Morris K. J es up, et al. vs. thc Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, el al. will be
sohl nt Public Auction, at the ?loor of the Court?
house in Wilmington, lu thc state of North Caro?
lina, at ll o'clock A. M.. on WEDNESDAY, tho
Otb day or January, is.70,
All that p<irtion of Hie WIl.MINOTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which Ilea within the
State of Sooth Carolina, with all thc HOLLINO
STOCK, Equipments, Depots, Workshops, Materi?
als, and everything pertaining thereunto, to?
gether willi all tho rights, privileges, franchises
and appurtenances, as set forth and moro particu?
larly described in Hie several mortgages men
tlnucd In thc proceedings.
Tuc terms of Hie sale arc cash; tho bonds nf the
Company seetircd by the mortgages mentioned
In the report or thc special rercree, and Hied in
thc ease, tobe accepted from the purchaser pro
rata as pa rt payment, in the order of priority cs
lahlishcd by the report; provided that the same
rateable proportion of'cash be pnld in for the
lither bonds or Hm same grade or priority not In
Hie hands of thu purchaser: and provided, also.
Hint sa il', clent cash bc paid In to cover costs,
.burges ami oxpcuscsof sale; Hie purchaser also
io pay for papers. W. ALSTON PH I NO LR,
Special Referee.
Charleston, loth November, isou.
Q O M M I S S IO N E R'S SAL E
Hy vince of n decree of thc Court of Equity of
thu County of New llanover, of the Slate of
North Carolina, in Hie case of Morris K. Jcsup,
et al, vs. tin: Wilmington and Manchester Rail?
road Company,ci al. Michael donley, Commis?
sioner, duly appointed by the Court,"will sell a?
Public Anet iou, al tho door or the Courthouse,
In Wilmington, In thc State or North Carolina,
nt ll o'clock. A. M., on WEDNESDAY, thc 6th
day of January. IMO,
All that portion of the WILMINGTON AND MAN
UH ESTER RAILROAD which Hes within Hie State
if North Carolina, with all Hie roiling stork, t i pi I p
inents, depots, workshops, materials nod every?
thing thereunto pertaining, together with all the
rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances,
asset tort li and moro particularly described in
lbs several mortgages mentioned lu thc pro?
ceedings.
Tenus of sale arc cash.
The bonds of Hie sahl Company, secured by the
three llrst mortgages, lo wit: Thc mortgage to
Edward Sandford, dated May 1,1851; thc second
mortgage to Edward Sandford, dated March L.
1843, und tlie mortgage lo Oeorge W. Dargan,
lated thc Pith of April, is;,:,, shall bc acceptes! in
Full ns part payment, according to tho priority of
-aid mortgages; and thc bonds or the said Com?
pany, secured by the mortgage to ?ie said Morris
H. Jcsup, shall bc accepted pro rata ns part pay
nenl lu the order nf priority established iii Bald
mu lunge. M. CRONLY, Commissioner.
Wilmington, N. C. novlO tuflSwl
'auctioneers' Pt m nie ?nlcs, -Vc.
By J. FRASER M AT H EWES.
J^ICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
Vt Private Sale
That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN?
TATION, e,tiled Romney, situated at South Ferry,
in the Sanlei: Rlvor, containing 1333 acres-400
doored and under bank, 300 high land, KT oloar
!d, balance well timbered with cypress, oak, Ae.
The I " ?nt at ion is now" under cultivation, ia walt
Cllleil with Dwelling, burns mid negro hOUStfiS,
mil known as one of thc best place? on the river,
i'iiies unexceptionable.
For I erins, apply to
J. FRASER MATTI KW RS,
Real Estate Agen:, No. 50 llroad airest,
oct.'fl rt ii
milliner}), -innen (Sooos, &t.
PALL 0 P K N I N ' G
OF MILLINERY HOODS,
AT MRS. M. J. ZERNOW'S, No. 304 KING ST.
Having just ret urned Rom New York, would ia>
psctfully call thc attention of the Ladles toa
\rga and handsome assortment of MILLINERY"
?CODS, Including Dross Trimmings and Popar
'attorns. Cloaks on hand and made to order,
iressmaking attended to as usual, country
Uders solicited and promptly ailed.
oct l-l 3 luthsAmos
M
ILLINERY GOODS.
A COMPLETE 8T00K OP
?INB MATERIALS IS NOW OPHNEL,
Which will bc modo In the
JEST MANNER AND LATEST 8TTUEB.
FOR FALL AND WINTRO.
AU Orders promptly Oiled.
M. J. BOOTH,
No. ?30 Klug street.
cs-'no s tutbsSmoi