The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 17, 1869, Image 3

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CITY A V F AIRS. ?lci tillan TIIIM Day. 7-erubbabol Chapter, nt 7 P. M. Ladies' Memorial Association, at ll A. M. . am lire Company <>r Axineu, at 7 l\ M. Auction Sulri Tills Day. William MoKuy will sell al 10 o'clock, athis Store, household furniture, Ac. 7.. lt. Oakes will still til ll o'clock, al the Old Post .mee, a rarm In st. Andrew's Parish. T. M. Oater will sell al tu o'olock, al No. 22 Ven? due Bange, China sets, Taner articles, Ac. IC M. Marshall A llrothcr will sell, at half -past 10 o'clock, at their oince, horses, mules, Ac; and al 12 o'clock, genuine diamonds. Miles Drako will sell a? io o'clock, at hi* store, boots, shoes and hats. TIIK HOI.IOAV TUA OK.-As a genera! rule, thc most extensive and llhcral buyers of holiday -goods do not put orr their purchases until the .locks nave become low and Mic crowd so great thal ihey are unable to make satisfactory selec? tions, indeed, as wc happen to know, some of thc most desirable customers In thai branch of .trade arc already on thc lookout for sonnen fra ?of tho conney: season. Dealers who propose to engage lu lt-and which of them docsuot? should therefore announce their attractions with? out delay, If they wish to reap un early harvest. Wo need hardly add, what they already know, .that tho advertising columns of Tut: NEWS, al? ways a reflex of the business of thc city, arc cou .snltcil now more than ever hy llioso desiring bar .galas lu any branch of trade. TIIK OtiBAPRirr Y KT.- Thc NEWS Job Office ia now printing bill heads in the best style and on fine paper, ut $2 00 per thousand. Merchants, think of lt? TvttR IionoR.-At tho annual communica? tion of Tyre Lodge, No. 130, A. P. M.. held Wed? nesday cveniug. December IS, 1809, thc following ofllccra wore elected and appointed to serve for thc ensuing Masonic year: Brothers Thomas Y. Simons, Vf. M.; 0. K. Sammls, S. VT.; 1,. A. Allen, J. Vf. ; Wm. L.King, secretary; Wm. P. yidney, &. 1).; 8. II. Thompson. J. IK; J. J. Beasley, tyler, CuiOMNA ClIAPTBR, No. I, R. A. M.-Tho fol? lowing la thc correct list of onicers. elected to ?servo for tho ensuing year: A. Krocg, High Priest; A. A. Ooldsinlth, King; K.Strauss, Scribe; h. Alexander, C. H.; J. W. Illrsh, P. S.; Kamln skl, it. A. C.;D. Laeb, Grand M. 3d Veli; A. Dob? inson, Graml M. 2d Veil; C. C. Mlnlsa, Grand M. lat Veil; J. II. Oppenheim, secretary ; J.H. Loeb, treasurer; P. Backus, sentinel; J. S. V. Harrison, organist. Olin P Ht OKS CUIUIKNT.-WC especially invite tilts attention of our me reliant-; lo TlIK N'KWS I'riCCS Current, Issued this morning. Made up with the utmost care, and handsomely printed with entirely new type, lt forms, with Hie business card nf thc house forwarding it, thu most attractive and wel? come weekly commercial circular that can bc used. Price, for ten copies or more, with busi? ness card, two and a half cenls per copy. Single copies, five cents. -^a-- * ATTEMPTBII Konn ti itv.-On Wednesday night, some enterprising genius spied some coverlids soar tho door or Messrs. J. C. Mllnor A Co.'a auc? tion store, on Mouing street. A small pane of glass was soun broken and thc thief unsuccessful? ly endeavored to draw ouc of tile coverlids through ibo ucl work or iron rods thal guard thc Interior ot mc dour. Aflur much, tugging, which only resulted In tearing thc covorlld, Hie would be thief was compelled to depart, cursiug Hie mau thal invented such strung fastening. URAL ESTATH SALK.-Mr. '/.. ll. Oakes sold yesterday thc following valuable property: The three-story brick dwelling, No. 187 Meeting street, west side, Immediately north of thc Pa? vilion Hotel, for $jS00. Tho throe story brick dwelling, No. 189 Meeting street, next uorih of thc above, for $SM0. The threc-slory brick dwelling, No. 41 Went? worth street, south side, llrsl house west of Meet? ing, for $4703. Tho two und n half story brick dwelling, No. 43 Wentworth street, south side, Tor $54?>0. Two luis ut thc corner of Lynch und Montague streets, for $2100 each. A lot and dwelling at thc northwest corner of Bull and i'ilt streets, for ?2900. A ItOUSo uud lol corner of Held and Drake streets, $S25. TiatrrNRMS nv TUB MOXKV MAUKKT.-Thcro -has been a general complaint for the past few weeks that money, Hie great motivo power, is .tight. This stringency has checked business on orations, and isa serlouti drag to thc wheels of commerce. Loans cannot be effected except al excellant rates, aad some of our business mcu . have been forced lo sell sight checks on first-class Northern houses ut one-half por cent. orr. This feature lu Hie money market la purely local, und was caused by a too lavish distribution of thc cir? culating medium earlier in the season. Cotton has not gone forward as rapidly as was antici? pated, and thu supply nf currency remaining in -circulation ls not equal lo the demand. Tuc evil ls one that will require lime lo eradicate, aud il is ? -unfortunately fell acutely ut thu pre.seut BC.1MOU % when Hie pockets should be plethoric. THU HON. EDITAUD Sonrnwoinrit.-Wc uro pained to announce thc death of tho llou. ltd? ward Souihworih, of Springfield, Mass., which took placo on Saturday last. Mr. Soulhworib was a native of Pelham, a graduate of Harvard ^ College or the class of 1H20, having for his class? mates such menus Richard llltdrolh, Dr.Nehe? miah Adams und Samuel li. Walley. He was fa? vorably known ror many years lo our citizens as a teacher in Charleston, and lt may bo rcpictn bcrod that wheu on a visit here a ruw yean ago, ho was complimented with a dinner by hin our ?vlvlng pupila. Upon his return to Massachusetts be became Interested In paper and cotton manu? factures, and acquired a large property, ne held many officers of trust and responsibility, such as tho trusteeship or Amherst College and Mounl Holyoke Seminary, and had long been a director lu the Agawain Dank and the Fire and Marine In surauoo Company or Springfield. Mr. Southworth iras abro elected to, and served In, the State Sen At the time or his death ho was sixty-five yeSrs ?'d, and leaves a widow and seven children. GROMR8.-Tho salo .if diamonds advertised by M--ara. It. M. Mai ..all A Brother has been postponed until to-day, at 12 M. They can bc in? spected p.ev.ou-i to. he sale. Tho Sa. an nah mcruhat-.'s have agreed lo sell .rice lu future wuhoui Hie OJ argo tor tierces. Mos.tr?. Thackorsey and .ndanjee, two native Hindoos, wlu ure stopping al Hie Charleston Hold, visited the wharves yesterday, and look great Interest lu thu quantity and quality of cot? ton oin red for sale. King Btrcct was unusually livoly yesterday morning. Arabs were Hying lu every direction, and thc raid mada upon Christmas goods oheer ed Ihe hearts and Ulled thu coffers or the mor chanls. Ladles now attach their shopping-bans to pret? ty leather belts. The "Alexandria limp" ls tho latest eccentricity Of raul don. ll ls produced by weat lug a very high-heeled boot on ono runt, and a flat-hectod boot on the other. Tho young lady waddles about Uko a goose. Tho Augusta papers chronicle the reorganisa? tion or the Augusta ami Hartwell Railroad, and have faith In ita completion to Clayton. Tais la to be un extension or tho fort (loyal Railroad. Tho Dalton Bngliah Opera Troupe begin aseries or English operas in Augusta on the 20th, nnd frill soon ooiuo Chuilentouwanl. Miss Susie Cal? ton la a niece of Louisa Pyne. In England she has appeared before tho Queen, and In this coun? try before audiences or the finest critical taste, and lian alwaya won tho highest meod ot praisu. Her "Homo Sweet Home" ls a marvel or melody. Torpedoes and tin horns are all thc go with the Juveniles, and tho combined noise ls simply hido oos. Tin-; Nsw CllKAr STORK.-C. C. nighter & Co. advertise today the opening of their new atore, "Thc llascl Btrccl liazaur,'1 opposite Hie Synagogue, where they will roll all Ihe ilatiy anti weekly Journals anti Illustrated papers, station? ery and books or all kinds at pri?es to make their establishment known as thc cheap store of Charleston. All the lending works of iiction win bc sohl al len per cent, less than the publishers' prices. TIIK FORTY TUIBVKS.- lt seems that custom cannot stale the Inllnlle charin of thc vivacious mut versatile Chapman Sisters, nor thc side era ok inc drolleries of the Inimitable Ulskop. bast night ihr leadenly of Music was ns full ?ison the openlnt ?.ay. livery Joko went air as sharply as a nrc-cracker, anil ibo local hlis, touching Hie Radical friends or Tim CHARLESTON KRWS, were as welcome as daisies lo a cow's mouth or this? tles to a Charleston donkey. Itlaucho Chapman as Oanem (galn-ctn and kcep-em, tm?,) was as bright as n sunbeam and aa pliiuante. and eKTervesecnl ns thc choicest vintage of the micquotlan widow. Ella, ns Morgiana, twinkled lo and rro like a cluster of ilre-tlies, ami neted and sane willi her usual brilliancy, bishop was huge, tremendous. Cyclopean, a Pelion on Ossa of mer? riment und run. Thu sloging was capital, thc medley being encored ronr Hines and almost lire. Anil the Charleston donkey behaved beautiful, bul aulged al thc stage grass In a wny thal show? ed a vile suspicion of fraud. The whole performance was thc rnoal success? ful that thc company has ever giren, and tl will he a source or gratification tn thc puldic If Mana? ger Ford will play twice more, on Saturday Hmso "Forly Thieves," two or whom al least do their delicious best to steal ovr hearts away. To-night we are to hare the "Serious Family," wiih bishop as AmtnaaabSleek, and Jenny Und. This ta thc benoni night or the "Goliath or Mirth.- Lui him have a bumper ! TESTIMONIAL TO Mil. Jon* CHADWICK. - since the commencement or the Academy or Music the public UH'Test In the undertaking baa never wavered, an : when Its completion wus an nonneed und lt became evident that the drama had not lost Its wonted charms, thc community ot Charleston tell the debt or gratitude that wits du Mr. John Chadwick, the energetic projector or thc enterprise. A committee was formed among the citizens and a subscription list opened. This was rapidly nile.I, though each donor was limited to a stated amount, and a magnificent silver service was purchased rrom Messrs. AV. earring:on A Co. and presented lu an unostentatious manner lo Mr. John Chadwick, on Tuesday la<r? nt the Mills House. Thc service consists or niue pieces, a walter, water pitcher, teapot, cogee pot, hot watur pot, sugar dish and tongs, milk pot, gob? let and slop bowl. They arc all ol solid silver and beautifully chased and ornamented, and on each is thc Inscription: "John Chadwick: Prom the Ciilzons or Charleston, December I, ison." Thc set is valued at $1000, ind ls one of 1 tic most, ap? propriate testimonia s that has ever been pre? sented. Few person', could hare dunc more to build up Churlcslon, and thc oilering of Hie elli zens ls but a faint expression or their reelings. Thc Academy or Music ls Hie pride and boast or our city, and indelibly connected with the niora ory or thc uiiselilsh proprietor. llelow wc give the loller asking Mr. Chadwick'* acceptance of the testimonial, and his reply : ClIABLKSTON, December I. ls Mr. John Ch?dwiclt, Proprietor nf the Acailemg of Music : DsAn sin-Tho disastrous conflagration or De? cember, 18(11, deprived Churlcslon of ? Structure erected lu 18:17, bv a few gentlemen or our cils, and by them dedicated lo the Muses. Repented projects have time and again been in? stituted only to bc unsuccessful lu their termina? tion, having ror their design Hie cons:? uclion of a theatre or opera-house, ll has remained for you. however, to conceive, plan and perfect a purpose highly creditable to yourself und very acceptable lo our community. Your endeavors have been crowned with a gratifying success, and a temple dedicated tu Apollo has been reared liv rmi. lt will ever remain n monument of your ouergy and enterprise in behalf or our "Oily by the Sea"." Simply lo say that wc are Indebted lo you, Im? perfectly conveys our true feelings. Thc Acade? my of Music cannot but prove ix benefit to our people, while ut the same Hine il is an ornament to the elly, and every citizen accordingly ought noi only reel hut evince a deep Interest in this uchlcvcmciil, and uu earnest sentiment or grati? tude to yourself. Under the Inilucncn or this sentiment, und in the name or thc people ol'Charleston, we present you willi lids sliver servie*. Please, hir, accept it, and regard ll as 11 tribute from the people for whom you have done so much, and thal nt neb so gracefully. Willi feelings of esteem, we remain, Yours, very respectfully, WM. I,. KIN?, li. O HON INO. WILLIAM THOMAS, J. R. RUAD, W. S. OOATKS, W. C. DAVIS, ClIARI.KSTOK. December i J. IMO. To Messrs. Wm. I,. King, !.. (ironing, Wiitin m Thouin*, J. lt. Head, H'm. il Coater, uu>i w. D.ivis Committee, <r-c.: tlR.STl.KUKK-Your very kind and nattering communication of December 1, together with tim elegant Het or silver, named [he ein, were pre? sented to inc this day. Presented as il is, spontaneously hy thc citizens of Charleston, tho gilt possesses, in uiy cati ma? lino, a value lar higher than go'.-l ol silier, or the exquisite art of tho cunning artisan ami graver. Thc girt, with Us inscriptions. "Presented by the citizens or Charil sion, H. c.," will bc handed down to my children's children, and will be a liv? ing pro ii linn thc generous sentiments ol' a noble people cannot bo doStrnyed, even by years of ad? verse fortune and snireriug. Please present to Um donors mr high Rpprecla lion or this distinguished mark nf their favor, to one wini was. hui. yesterday, a stranaer muong you, ?iud assure them for mo that, il Will always bc my earnest, endeavor to merit a continuance or that esteem <>r which they have given inc so grati? fying an evidence. I have the honor io be. gentlemen. Your obedient servant. JOHN ClIAOWlOK. Hotel Arrivals-December IA? 'Joni mitt ce. CIIAHLIISTO.N lt OTK !.. James Kpps, Clarendon; Vf. F. Force, Charleston; M. C. Dunlap, Fairfield; J. K. Craig, HlaekKlook; I* 1). Clark, Louisville; Mn. J. ll. Uruuson, New York; Charles ll. Reeves, Jerad R. Wainwright, Philadelphia; Thaddeus Page, bos? ton; J. R. Carpenter, New York; CO. Tallied, Havana; K. S. Calhoun, Mrs. E. S. Calhoun, Now York; G. Graham, Marion; U A. Pratt, New York; F. Q. Merriman, Wheeling; F. K. Haskell, Mrs. F. F. Russell and sett ant. New York; 1'. Murphy, City, George Lunney, Darlington. PAVILION norm. Samuel lt. Arnold, Maryland; C. W. Drown, Deals;K. D. Cain, Marion;& Milter. Aiken;T. M. ?tokos, D. C. SI robe I, Rldgcvllle; A. 0. Penible, Southern Express Company; J. K. Quatllcbauni, Master Quatllebaum, Oraugeburg; W. II. Urown, Ueorgla; W. ll. Iluwun, Oraugeburg; VI. Clark, (?ewl?villo; W. H. Dunoan, liam areli; P. L> WOT? ibam, Cooper Uiver; J. S. Ilmcklnton, Kingatree; Kcorgo Chandler, Savannah; J. T. Rogers, N.B. Rogers, H. J. Roget a, Marlboro'; Ii. A. Ilagond, samuel C. Carr, Mrs. Ma. ?ha darr. Miss li. C. Mc? Donald, Ham Well! lt. S. Walker, Pott Royal lian, road; Geurgo Van Lew, New YorU; ll. Smith, Maryland; John H. Walker, Uulllinorc; George Jannon, Mount Holly; J. H. Itrocklnton, Jr., ICIngstrce; P. K. Coburn, Sommerville un.ui uouoii. O. K Whnluy, Orangebuig; John C. Chadwick, rTodinalnw; J. UoWitt wiiao, v. w. Walsh, New fork; p. Adams, Greensboro', N. C.; ll. Barnwell, Savannah; J. ll. Shell, S. Weldon and lady. Paul Jlaflln, wire and daughter, S. Mason, J. ll. Wilson ind wire, New York; L. Mcbride, l'attoraon, N.J.; i. Datier, MnsRUChUBClls; T. P. Smith, C. CU I'urlsh; '4. A. Graham, Manch.?ter; G. M. Marlin, Louis? ville; J. L, Alexander, J. R. Carpenter, I?. A. Pratt, ?lew York; J. W. Campbell, Boston; a Q. Tu tu III, lavan?.; 8. Wilson, Canada. People's Flank. at a meeting ortho Board of Dlroclorn of 'Tho Pcnplo'a Hank of South Carolina," held on he 14th Instant, Mr. James 8. Gibbes having Um Inrcd his resignation os president and aa a Ol? edor or tho bank, and Mr. II. O. toper having Uso tendered lils resignation aa a director and aa insider, the following reaoluilona woro unani? mously adopted : .Kesoloert, That tula board in ucoe.pilng tho rosls inilonorMr. James S Gibbo*, deem li proper to dace upon record their high appreciation or the tncrgy and zeal ho has (Unplayed lu tho discbarge if his duties as a director ami us president. Iteeolced, That tho thanks of the stockholders ?reduelo Mr. Gibbes, ror having, at tho close or ho war, allowed Hie ulm or lils name tn conuco lon with thal or our lato lamented president, I). * McKay, i : sq.. ror the purpo-tcor carrying on a i on king business with the oapltal of thia bank, und fur itu benefit- his action tu this ninttcr huv luir added to thc value ot Its assets, ami afforded much nceiie j facilities io tho commercial com um niir nt n linio when no other baiikhig facilities exulten. liranli\t. Thal tho thanks of this bonni bc ami they uro hereby tendered lo Mr. ?lbbcs forth.1 uniform enoricsy with which he has presided over llsileliberaltons. HrHotmt, That thia hoard accepts with placero regret Hie resignation of Mr. II. I!. Loper as a di? rector ami us cashier of this bank. AVso.'retf, Thal the thanks of um board and or l*ic stockholders aro ?lue and am hereby teodor 'il to Hr. Loper for the lldelilv and -/ral willi which he baa alway* discharged Hie duties or ins olino,ami umro especially for the energy,seal I neil unod Jntlgmoiit displayed br him. and by by which the entire assois or the bank wore saved fruin ?lest met too durum thr perillo.,i times immediatelr succeeding the fall ot Culum bla. Ilr.sotrt'tt, Tliat a commttieo or three be appoint? ed to procure somit stiilablu testimonial to lie pre? sented to Mr. Loper, in thc name or this bank, usa slight indication or Hie Ililli est?male placed upun his fan iiful and /.calons discharge or linly. . llt'xnlvrd. That il copy of these resolutions be soul lo Mr. undies nilli to Mr. Loper, and that they lie published In the Courier und HAILY NBWS. Extract rroia Hie minutai*. j AUKS ll. ltKTTs, Cashier. Il USX A* E S S NOTICES. A. C. KAUFMAN wants lo liny state bonds, Savannah and Charleston Itullroad stock and Peo? ple's Hank stock. VAI.UAIII.W PIIOTOIIHAPIIS.-liolncat A Mar? tin have tor sale at their store, lu King street, opposite Ann, a line selection or photographs lithographs aud holiday books. Koa OKOUOBTOWH.- The steamer Emilie will leave for Georgetown on Monday and Thursday or each week. Freight received at South Com? mercial Wharf. A CHAM:? nm CIIIIIKTMAU INVKRTMKXTS. Messrs. Lyons k Murray, or Hie cheap shoe store in Market street, uro Ottering Inducements to Christmas purchasers that cannot bc excelled, and persons who would like lu present u good ap? pearance on that day, Should spend smite or their surplus cash lu the purchase ul a Nu. 1 pair of linois or shoes. KOP. TUB HOI.IIIAVS.-Chenp chromos, fine photographs, hand, onie picture frames, a large stocker albums-eli caner than thc cheapest. At C. C. nighter-*, No. 101 King street. KoTicx.-Tho farm, seven milos from the olly, wllj be sold to-day, ul ll o'clock, ul the uld poatofllce, without any reserve whatever. /.. I!. OAK KS, dcol" 1 Auctioneer. flt sixKss ExvKi.orv.s.-TUB NKWS Job O (lice ls now prepared lo furnish good envelopes, with business cards printed thereon, at fl per thous? and. Send your orders. Every, merchant nuil business mau should have lils card printed on his envelopes. KIDGLOVKS.-J. ft. Head ,t Co. arc now of? fering n superior quality of Ladles' Ulnck Kid Cloves ut $1 ?3, and thc long (double billion) do. ai $17.1 a pair. Every pair warranted. ricclS wLi iUisCCllilHCOHD. milB NRW STORI? WILL BE OPENED T <) - 1? A Y . c. i". KIOIITKIt A Ol?, bog to announce that they will open THE HASEL STREET HAZA A II, (wrrosiTB THE SYMAOOOUK,) Por the sate of ILLUSTRATED WEEKLIES, American und Korelgn Magaulnns, Dally Papers, Photograph*. Albums, Chromos, Picture Frames, Stationery of all grades, School Hooks, nnd lu short everything that appen alua lu a well ap? pointed establishment of the kind, and at prices lower than over known In this elly. ll Ls Intended that this shaU be knuwn as thc C U E A P S T O lt K. And nil arc requested to Iry lt. W. N. IIIJUIIKA, who will conduct our business, will lu: ?lad lo meet his Mends, and Invites them to call. Thal the public may form some idea or thc pro? posed reduction In prices, we annex n brier Hst, with thc assurance that all goods offered will lie ai proportionately low rates. All the leading works or Fiction at len per cent, less t hun the publisher's prices. NEW YOIIK DAILIES FIVE CKNTS. The Northern Weeklies, usually sold at nriocn cents, are olfcred at ten cents per copy. New York Ledger and Now York Weekly seven conn each. Dime Novels eight cents. Dime Song neales eight cents. deon i -yr A I. U A l: L H PHOTOGRAPHS. DOlNHST A MARTIN have lor Bille at their Hook and Periodical Depot, in King, opposite Ann street, m<-,n of the Co!.len Pen, some very striking and desirable LIKENESSES, lu dlirorentfllr.es ci Photograph, or Concrnls Lee, Jackson and Wash? ington, und or Mrs. Washington, Kev. DM. Each man und Hicks, together with Fancy nnd Fine Lithographs, attractive Engravings, Dooks for the Holidays, An. _Ui'clT fmw4 JJ N 1 t.) N OAS MACHIN E . Wo have accepted tho Agency for the Southern Stntrs ol i'm: above Machine. Wo ure prepared to s.ipi dy these Machines lor nil buildings ulnae inn is used. These Machines eau be seen at lillOWN A ll YUH'S, broad street, who will put them up. KINSMAN A IIOWKLL, (ii nerai Agents for thc Southern Sluice. deo. 17 3 [V YOU WANT YO UK PRINTING DONE iu Fine Si ty I- ami ut Reasonable Rates, to KDWAHD PERRY, No. iii Melding street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston. S. C decM Ornea 'O ONE NEED SHAKE FROM PH Alt OF ACUK WHO DIUNKS fl O L O M O N'S HITTERS. For salo ai _deo3 RAOUL A I.YNAH. IV YOU WANT PAPER BAGS, FLOUR SACKS, amt Hags or every descrtpUou, go lo KDWAHD PKItltY, No. 15?? Meeting st reel, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston. S. 0._derU Omos QUKF, NIGGER, WHAT'3 DS MAT IRE t Von left dem dcro fritters. Sal, gal, stop dat clatter, I'sc miss dc SOLOMON IHTTEUSf For sale at RAOUL k. LYMAII, deci IP YOU WANT LITHOGRAPH CHECK HOOKS, or Lit bographlng done lu floe stylo, go to KDWAHD PURRY. Wo. itu Mooting street, opposite Charleston nntcL Uhartcnuiu, H. C ileoi4 Omos O -II, O-II, LORD, O-II! NO ONE ORUNTS THUS IF TIIKV USE SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For salo at RAOUL h LYNAIL rico*. JENKINS A. CUNNINGHAM, COTTON RROKERS ?un COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2 WAKKliN ULOCK, (up stairs,) Aminora, QA. rons* jBKKmu. uoirr. a. CONNINOIIAU Solo agenta for the salo of iho celebrated Dickson k Poctor Cotum Seed lor tho HU les of South Coro? lla and UcorgbtL He Tere n ten- J. T. (?ard I nor and J. J. Ooh cn A Jons. Augusto, Oe,, ?nd Clnghorn, Herring A Go., Jh*riei?:iiu, s. 0. and Aucaata, aa, norna cmos Ol-'PIVIAI,. MST OF ?.BTTKRSremaining In thc Post?nico at Charleston, for thc week emiing December M, I860, and iirlntcil officially In Tim HAILY snwa. ax thc newspaper having tho largest circulation In the City of Charleston. HTA NI ?KT U.TlUirr, Fosltnnster. WO M KN'H MST. Alston, Miss ? iGruc.o. Miss McCartney, Miss M Mary I. J Annstroim.Miss Uiiernard, Mrs McMahon, Mrs MA <! I? K Aman, Mrs Havens, Mrs Mctpilllian, Ma Charlotte Thu'd ry Adgor. Mrs Mar- Darve-/, Mrs P Naunan, Mrs I, Karel lllgulus, Mrs Nelson. Mrs Su Auatlll, Miss Ann san Julia Howard, Mrs Nelson, Mrs Bates, Mrs Nancy Mary Mary limite, Mrs M C O'llrion, Mrs Baxter, Mrs M limit. Jennie It Julia Halley, Miss Izzurd, Mrs AU- O'Hrlen, Mrs II Kinma linc C lice, Mrs llctsy Jones, Miss Ju- Pasley, Mrs Hcrklcy. Mles Ila Kntlly Amelia Jenkins, Mrs F IVi/.on, Mrs Jo llluckvllle, Mrs I, lianna M M Johnson. Mrs Peullel?, Miss nuke. Mrs ll J Johnson, Mrs M M Krowiiliull, Mrs Juily Pliiokucy, Miss C Johnson, Mrs C li Drallaford.Mrs K Cala Holler, Mrs limier. Rosa Johnson, Mrs Minty. Hy rues, Mrs Kinma lleeil, Mrs J W James Johnson, Mrs Klehbutig, Mrs Hunt-ley, Mrs Sarah M S Marv Johnson, Kock- Hivers, Mrs C H Huokl?eyer.Mir-s soy Ann Rollinson, Mrs ! M Johnson, Mrs J S Carroll, Mrs Rachel Royal, M?SB A D Julia Ker, Miss Su- ttolieilson, Mrs Carle vit, Mrs s san Kve Callvert, Mrs Knit, Mrs Mary Robertson, Mrs Julio Kapers, Mrs Kllcn I Chase, Mrs Ju- Hen Street, Mrs Wm lia A Kin;;, Miss K M Seabrook, Mrs I Clarke. Mb? S F Knight, Miss Marilla Clarke, Miss Kllza Sires. Mrs Jo Mellv keg rc, Miss Ju- soph Clillo.il, Mrs S J lia Slattery, Mrs ! S Low Itt, Kllza- Thus Corcoran, Miss b-.lh Sarliatis, S A 'P Lewis, Mrs Dc- Silencer, Mrs c Couloir, Miss M Ulah Suinter, Miss V 0 Linn, Mrs Lau- A cn minen, Mrs ra Smith, Mrs P I M Magill, Miss Lc- Santlcs.Mrs ll A Corcoran, Miss venn Simmons, Mrs TJ Meyers. Miss MT Cromwell, Miss Chartott Smith, Mrs Ila Curtis, Mrs Meyers, Miss ger Francos O Lena Taylor, Miss M i Culler, Mrs Ma- Miller. Mrs Rc- Tailor. Mrs M ry S becca Thomas, Della Davis. Mrs Mar- Matutinal, Miss Tltninous, Mrs Itaret K L Daisey. Mrs M A Merchant, Miss Vanderliorst, Devenir, Mrs C K Mrs A i Doniphiin, Mrs Murant. Katy Walsh, Marga K Mackey, Mrs R rot Dunn, Mrs Calh- L Waring, Mrs T rm Morgan, Mrs Whaler, Mrs F Wreby, Mrs Mary Whltaki r, Mrs Caroline Mitchell, Mrs M Ki uk. Mrs M I) All Wellburg, Miss Fleming, Mrs W Millo, Miss SC A Foanl, Mrs A Middleton, Mrs Wincey, Mrs R Fouler, Miss L S Kliza, Munroe, Mrs P Williams, Miss Gulllulrd, Miss Monti, Mrs Mar- A M J garet Williams. Mar tladsden, Miss Muller. Mrs M Uni Ann Julia Munnev, Kllza- Wilson, Mrs Clover, Mrs M A belli Rosa tirecr, Mrs Ad- McCormick, Mrs Willson, Mrs I. line J Wita, Mrs Lydia URN'S LIST. Ailsun, James A Hall, V S Parker. Alfred Ahrens, Wm Hamilton, Kd- Passmore. W 1' Alcxaader, Wm win Pelletier, Henry Allen, JR Hamsel. Henry lindie, Jacob Allston, Peter Hanse, Panels I'ho-.oi.v, Kd AUStln, Smurt Hartnett. M ward Harton, A M Harris, Ceo II Plnrkacy, Mr llnhlltco. W Dun ubi, Her Dr Picken, W Hakan, Thomas Jas Powell, Jimmie Saker, WU Harrison, Frank Prichard, John lleaahenn, K A Hawkins, T ll N 1 lee. Wm K Hazell. Kdward Pritchard, T A llcsscllcii, M 0 Mei nunile/., Itagitl, TMM K llvhrmatl. Fritz Manuel Uedding. Jos F llrnnelt. P Hialde, A Klee. Col A Q lien nett, Thorn- Hickman, Capt Rivers, Wm ton Hill, Adam Hivers, Geo lllrnle, R M llolran, Marlin Rodgers, John IHake, F lt Homes, Samson l> lllake. J .1 Humer, John Itoarh, John Hiv, in- imnglos w Roche, Owen thrown, Prince llnganey, T Robinson, brown, Wm Hucks, Capt Charles R Drown, Rev F Henry Rutledge, Thoa Drown, li I. Juger, .1 W J lirewiar. Thoa James, Wm H Sack, Henry Hui I Winkle, Jackson, John Schmidt, Wm Henry Johnson Ceo Schroeder, F Itullwlnkle, Johnson, F. L Seabrook,,Dr J John ll Johnson, Ca- o Hull, Israel pera T Scmke, M minger, Nicho- Johnson, F w Seaworloas, Al? ias ' John-m. Pani ure Cam |ibell, Ml- Johnson, H F Shlldun, l lillian nus Johnson, Wm Shepard, Wm A Campbell, W M . K Sheridan, John Campbell.Janies Johnson, Wm Bhltliern, Au Capers, John Jones, Kitcha guslus Ciiunedv, Jo- Jones, D Signer simmons, Sun seph Kelp, J F dy Chase, Rev J A Kiminey, Fran- Singleton, lilch Chrlsiofer, John els uni Champion A Kinney, John Slater, P Freeman Klein. Johann F Small, J Chadwick, Sam- Knight*, Leon- Smith, ll S ucl ard Smith, Anthony Conklln, Sam'l Kruse, Master Smith, Matthiiis Cook. Janies John Smith, ilpoifry R Couper, Wm Knell, ll A Sparks, Sam'l Colt-, Joe or Latia! ut, Pres- Spencer, W R William lon T Spencer, Milton Crowley, John Lewis, Noah ll C'lihhcrl, Dr Levy, John 0 Spencer, I? F Thoa L Linie, (len N Staley, O G Daisey, John Lloyd A Son Starr, Wm K Deas, Cesar K?ninck, Ceo strouse. Sam Dennis, Kilwin barnhard, Dar- .sullivan, Uoiit D?yden, I'ro- iholomus ' Taylor, Tornos . re??"ir Luker, Wm li 1 lesson, A C aianln.J Taylor, Mark K Dele-dine. Ansel Manneaii, K IC Tilomas, Harry Dulan, Wm Marsh, J H Thompson, Rev Hoyel, Peter Jin.-li ure. Wash- Jas C. Drake, Charles nu:ton Tindall, R W M Meit ?elia inp, I led .-maun, Dillly, Henry Scipio John Dunn, Joan P Meyer, tlcnr?ck Tied,-mann, Dunlap. Wm Meyer. John ll Henry W Kd wards, P C S Michel, Henry denken. H Wm Kilshclmrr, Miller, Ceo Tirrell. Ceo Henry li Miller, Wm Tooinar, ll I, Kgati .V Co Miller, John 1) Traeger, CH Kmmerly, Wm Moore, Thomas Tamer, J US .ferguson, J Morse, s Viiidcau, N FerglSOU, Hen- Morse, Kdward Vincent, Harry ry N Voigts, Henry Fergersone, Mmirgoon, I. B Walseott, N I. John Mosby, Altor,1 Washington, Al Fisher, K O Mun bree. Uris- lord Flokllng. J mr Well, Henry Finely, Charles Mntierelf, John Weston, isaac Ford, A Murphy, J J While. Wm Ford, Abram Murray, Geo Williams, Jo Fusbcrry, Thus Myers, A G scph Fraser. John McCants A Williams, Klz (?lossun. John Douglas Kort C Mel'.11, John Wilson, J M Crnhhotr, Carl McFiirsnn, H Wilson, Jan Cram, Thoa Me.Manas, Tim- Henry tireen, James A Nell. A Wineberg, A Green, Harry O'Hrieu, Timo- U'lnheig. Mas Green, Henry thy ter W J Gregory, George Oliver, Wm W Wimlcld, John llagcrmHiin, O'Neill, James Witzel, Louis Henry O'Neil, M L Wood. Stuart Hales, Joshua Oscu, Gorgrnn Wright, Reuben W H Owens, Kl, 1! N Jcrtili,-cra. lpACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATES OF LUJE, ron COMl-OSTING WITH COTTON SI?KD. This article ls manufactured at thc Compnny's Works under tho direction nud superintendence of Dr. KAVK-NKL. lt contains the sama elements or rei ? illly as Soluble 1'r.cltic Guano, except that it ls not tarn laded with ammonia! Il ls prepared expressly h>r composting willi colton seed, which ruruibhes the elomcnl or uiniuonla-Ibu object lie? big Ui render that slde-proiluet or thc plantation available to thc highest degree as an element of fertility. $46 cash, or ?60 on 1st November, 1870, ror ap? proved city acceptai!no or other good s cou ri ty. For further, nnd particular Information, apply to the undersigned, J. N. HOnSON, Agent for South Carolina, Nos. 1 and i Atlantic Wharf. JOHN. 8. UK KSK h CO., General Asenla Haiti more, oct27 wrmMnnsrviio J T. O D M P H R B Y ! BHOKl?R, AUOTlONP.liR AND 00MMISSI0. MERCHANT. SA I.I/1 OK lt KAL BSTATK, STOCKS. BONUS, 8KCUHITIBS AND PKRSONAL PRO PHRTT ATTKNDKD TO. NO. 37 JIRGA D S T lt li K T , Charleston, S. C. KKFRRBNCF-a.-Hoc. HKNRT BO IST, W. J. MA 1RATH, Ult]., General JAMBS CONMUIL T. R. WAUING, Eso.. OCt4 .financial. ? O T TON ADVANCES. ADVANCES mudo on Consignments or COTTON to our friends, W. ?. REYNOLDS A CO., Iloaton, by HChooucr ll. N. Hun kins. decl7 1 WILLIAM ROACH A CO. N T ? 1) . W STATU OK SOUTH CAROLINA ISON DH Savannah and Ciarles!un Kai I road Stock People's Hank Sto~k, by A. C. KAU I'M A N. ilecIT 2 broker. No. SS llroad Blrort. rilWO THOUS AN J) DOLLA ItS GOLD VTANTHD. Apply to PINCKNKY URO I'll H ICS, decio_North AUanUoWhjirr. O. KAUFMAN, BROK R ll , No. ir, UROAI) STREET, CIIARLKSTON, S. C. SOUTHERN SRCURirtBSof every description, viz: Uncurl nit Hank Notes, Slate, Cily and Rail? road Slocks, Hunds und Coupuus, bought and sold on commission. A uso, COL? AND SILVER COIN. Orders solicited and promptly executed. Prices Current Issued weekly and forwarded grslulle-:-dy lo any poiu*.on application ns above. Attcnttun given to Hie purchase and salu or Real Palate. p?lcela ni wf l?mosiiAC r O U I 8 M c L A I N , BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 48 BROAD STREET. Charleston, S. C. Slocks. Ronds and Cold bought, carried and sold short. In New York City. Particular uttem lou paid tn the purchase and sale or all kinds ol Southern Securities. 0016 tjolibnn (?ooucs. T N o . 2l? BAST BAY. FOR SALK" RY PAUL, WELCH it BRANDES, HHI.KCTKI) KXl'llK.SHl.T FOR THE n 0 . L I li A Y a , MO libls. Prime NORTHERN APPLKS Reil Baldwins, Spitz, Twenty Ounce, (?Ills Leeks, Ac. .10,000 Florida Oranges 110,000 West India Oranges '.'0.000 limitan and baracoa Cocoannts loo boxes Messina and Palermo Lemons 10O boxes Layer Raisins, quarters, halves and wholes 10 kegs Mal.iga Crapes 11 cases Assorted .Smyrna Figs, In baskets, layers, drums, >i mid 1 lb boxea 10 frails Compressed Dales 50 bbls Fresh Nuts Walnuts, Pecans, Urazlls, Filberts, Al? monds T? cases Assorted Cablet and Tumbler Jel? lies 800 boxes "Astonishing Surprise" Candy 600 boxes Keller's Favorite Pack age Candies 'JO boxes Red and White Rock Candy 60 boxes Assorted Slick and Lump Candy. AND PRUNKS Currants Citron Fruits In Syrup Dinger and Limejuice Cordial Raspberry Vinegar, Ac, Ac. A Fresh Cargo or HA NANAS, PINKS, Ac, shortly expected. c PAUL, WELCH Ss BRANDES. II It I S T M AS IS GO M INO! o,T GO TO - ia CLAUKKEN'H BRANCH STEAM BAKERY, No. 200 KINO ST RE KT, Near Wentworth street, ALSO, TltK SAME AT THE BAKERY )N MARKET STREET. There you will Hud a large assortment, .or Hie most saleable and the most useful articles for ramlUcs. BRRAD. Wheal Rye French Potato Mill: Graham Sweet, Ac. CRACK HUS. Rutter Sugar Ginger Fancy Picnic Oyster boston Lemon, Ac. BISCUITS. Boda Wino Milk Cream ligg Ruston Seed, Ac. OAK RS. Sugar Jumbles French .tumbles Scotch Washington Shruwahcrry Almond German Vanilla Plum Roll Maccaroon Sponge Lemon Jtlly Ornamented Wedding Christmas, Small Iced, Ac. Pl KS. Mince Meat Cranberry Orange Lemon Cocoanut Apple Prune Pumpkin, Ac. PLAIN CANDY. Mint Lemon Sassafras Cream Olovo Raapbcrry Strawberry Cinnamon Wintergreen Barley .Sarsaparilla Hont hound Peanut Cocoanut Kisses Tags Lump Fruit, Ac. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, Ac. dum Drops, au flavors Gum Sticks, Juju bo Sticks Fig Paste, Jolly Gum Drops Sugur Almonds . Vanilla and Rasla Sugar Almonds Jordan Sugar Almonds Cream Sugar Almonds Cream Chocolate Drops Nonpareil Chocolaic Drops Family Chocolate, Nugat ROD Hons, Sugar Plums Cream Dates, Cream Figs Cream* Sim when lea Hiram Fruit, Crystallized Fruit Wino Drops, Whiskey Drops Urandy Drops, Cordial Drops Lozcni/es, Hock Candy Marshmallow Drops Chewing Gum Sugar Filberts, Ac. SOMETHING NEW. alaska Crystal Rock Candy Buger Roasted Peanuts Chocolate Roosted Peanuts AND Hon Tori Surprise Candy, jff- Christmas Trees, supplied gratis. deelt_ QANDYI CANDY I CANDY I Let those who want Fresh and Pure CANDY go O A. U. FLEMING'S Steam Candy Factory, Na 141 King street, brunch Store corner of Klug and tan streets. Also, received 10 oases of French >inraotloncry, of direct Importailoij, composed if thc greatest variety of crystallized and rdaxed ."nuts and Don-Rons, or all shape? and ronna, to ile nco thc ladles and lltilo ones, for Christmas, uso, a tine assortment or Cakes and Mince Pica cr the. holidays. doola 12 ^ OT 8 LIKU A CHARM! TUB GRNTTiNH ENOLTSlf 0HLOR0DINB, (J. OOl.l.lS UROWNE'K,) Is Uie best Anodyne uver known lo the profes iKm. Tobe had of DR. H. HA Hit, non Ko. 1U Market street. Statiion ?alco--t?ljis Wan. E By K. M. UAKSUALIi & Kit OTB ER. TK ! A M () N I) S I DI A M ? N I) S ! 1 / rms MAY. nth Instant, nt 12o'clock, wm bc sold ut mn oillcc. Ku. na Broad st red. A lotofCKKl'INK 1HAV >NDS, 1.dsilnu or Kn ?lies'Kur Droits ''.iio. niel i lentil1 mus unit Kings, Ac. l.uarantccd us represented, or no salo, condition* CMMII. They tan Inn Inspected on illly of sale flout 'J O'clock. decl7 It. M. MARSHALL ic UKO. Wll.f, SELL TIMS DAV. AT HALF PAST lo o'clock, ut No. 33 Hroad street, 1 MULK, 1 llultSK, Saddle mid Kruft. dooli By MILES DKAK& BOOTS, SHOKS AND HATS. THIS MOKNINH. Al IO o'clock, I w Hell at my store, corner of Kini? nuil l.lliertr Streets, 100cases murrst, SHOKS AND HATS, just ru eelveil, conslstlnc of: UascsMen's (?rain ami Kip HOOTS Cases Men's Calf Creole anni C. T. Congress Cases Men's Hull' arni Kip llrugaus unil Hal morals cases Hui's Calf Congress anil iiuimor.ils Cases Children's Coat, copper toe, Italniorals Cases Women's Coat and Irutr Bootees Cartoons Ladies', Misses' and Children's Serge Congress Polish Hoots, Slippers, ,Vc. Meases, iso duaen. Men's ami Hoy's lllaek, nrowu and I'earl, I'laiilor, Broadway, American Ctrl and lion Carlos, Kelt amt Wool 11 ATS. _i leen _ By Z. B. OAKES. X PARTIS WM. SHEPHERD, IN HE j JOSEPH PURCELL, BANKRUPT. Pursnaat to thc order ol' lils Honor Judge Kryan, iiatci'juli Novemher, isca, will lu; som at pub? lic auction, at the old Post?nico, al ll o'clock, THIS HAY, 17lh ilistuul. All Illili TRACT OK I. A NH, situate. Iring and being on Hie north side of the publie road leading from Charleston to the Ashley Uiver Kerry, In the Parish of SI. Andrew, in the State aforesaid, con? taining T?'i aerea; timi also, a small TRACT OK LAND mi tho northern boundary of thu above I traci, ami Incorporated with ll us one tract; in m mim;: north nuil easton Lands nuw or late ot I -Howard, south 011 Dorchester Ko,id, weston Lands now or late of-Iteokman, and 1101U1 west on Land now or late ol Kev. V. O'Neill. The above Kunu Iles 011 Hie Dorchester Road, n short distance above the Kork, about seven miles from (ho city. A plat of the property, made by J. A. Michel, surveyor, may bu seen al my ottlee. Conditions-One-third cash; balance In one and Ivo years, willi interest nt 7 per cent., payable .semi-annually, secured by bond of purchaser and morlKiigc or the property, to c ontain power ol' sale lu casu or non-payment. Purchaser to pay for papers and stumps. decH By T. BI. CATER. POSITIV I-" SALE OK FANCY CHINA Tea Sots and Chamber Sets, and every de? scription of 1'anay Toys, imported direct by way of New York. Will be sold THIS DAY, thc 17th Instant, on Hie second Hool , No. t?2 Vendue Runge, at 1U o'clock, n sois, M pieces. Paney Dmr CHINA TRA BUTS 11 sets, -14 pieces, Knncy inlaid Hold Tea Sols ld sets, fiG pieces, Ku ney Orange and Cold Tea SelR 5 sets, -l-l pieces, Fancy Spangled and Cold Tea Sets 'jo Super Toilet Tots 10 sets Tcte-a-Tcie Sets Kancv Tovs of all thc new stylos IOU Kreuch Clilna Spittoons, inlaid with gold. Conditions cash on delivery. dcclT By 1VH. McKAY, No. 130 Meeting Street. SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. THIS DAY, ?ll 10 O'Clock, PARLOR CHAIRS. Soras, Lounges, Marble-top | Tables, Mattresses, Superior Pember Deda, large Cooking Stoves, Window Shades, Cutlery, Hard? ware. Clnihimr, Shirts, Hose, Notions, Watches, Ink, Hooks, Colinlers. Au.; largo lol .Sundries, one Jersey Wagon, nearly new, and oue set Doable Harness. dccl? Auction Stilcs--.fiitiire ORDS. By J. & VY. KNOX. 1TASTEFUL AND ELEGANT HOLIDAY Hilts, recently imported from Uerinauy and Kia ina*. Will be sold nt Masonic Hall, on tho Evenings or TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY andTI1URSDAY, the 21st, -j'Jd and -jad Instants, m 7 o'clock P. H., Nearly IMO lois ol thc richest, most varied und al?sant assortment or useful ami ornamental ar? ticles, worked in wool, UOSS, braid, bead, crochet, gold and silver. Hoods will be open for Inspection on days of salo from 10 A. M. to 4 o'clock 1'. M. Descriptive handbills are ready fur circulation nu application at No. 150 Meeting street. d ec 17 fm 2_ SUE It I F F ' S S A L E . Beaufort County, lu Equity-James Fripp ul al. vs. Hamilton Kripp, et al. Hy vlrtiu; or a decree lu the Court or Equity lu the above stated ease, 1 will sell nt publie outcry in front or inr oillcc, In Hie Town of lleiiurort, on thc tlrsi MONDAY m January next, 1870, ticing the third day or .said month, between the usual hours of sale. All tho. right, tirio and interest or Hamilton Kripp In and to one TRACT OK LAM), Situate, Ivillg lind being on Hall's Island, in the County or Beaufort, Stuic or South Carolina. Hom.ded nurlh by Coosaw Marshes; south by Marshes or Uro.ul Uiver; oust by Lands ol' James Kripp, et ni; westby Hroad River-containing three hundred mid thirty-six und a half ("-?uui acres, more ur loss. Terms cash. Purchaser lonny for stamp? and pupers. ALFRED WILLIAMS. Shot Ur lleaurnrt County. Beaufort County, S. c., December ll, ltioa. dcclT fl _ 1^ I : F E REE'S SALE. By virtue of a decree of Hm court ?r Common liens, for Hie Fourth Circuit of Uni Stat? or South Carolina, silling Iii lapo: v lu the ease or Monis K. J eau p. ut al, vs. Um Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company, ot ai, will be -old a! I'libllo. Auction, al the door or Hie Court? house in Wilmington, lu tin: -state or North caro? lina, ut li o'clock A. M., un WEDNESDAY, Hie (Iiiday of Junuary, 1S70. All that portion of Hm WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD Which lies within the State or Soul ll Carolina, willi till tho HOLLINO STOCK, Equipment-*, Depots, Workshops, .Maldi? nis, and everything pertaining Ihereunto. io. get her willi all Hie rights, privileges, franchise* and appurtenances, as sci lort li and moro particu? larly described lu ibo several mortgages men? tioned In the proceedings. Tho lei ms i t? Hie sale arc cash; lita bonds ol the Company secured liv thu inortKiigca molli inned in tho report td the special reforc?, amii flied lu thc case, to be accepted from the purchaser pro mia us part pay meut in thc order ur priority es? tablished by tile report; provided that the same i ate ihie proportion or cash be paid lu ror the other bonds ol the same Krade or priority not- lu the hands or the purchaser; and provided, also, Hint Hinnehmt cash be paid In to cover costs, charges and expenses of sale; the purchaser also to pay for pupers. W. ALSTON PRINGLE, special Referee. Charleston, loth November, isca. c OM MISSIONER'S SALE. Hy virtue of a deere? of the Court of Equity o' thc County of New Hanover, of thc Stale or North Carolina. In the ciuse or Morris K. Joslin, et ni, vs. thc Wilmington nnd Manchester Kail road Company, el ul. Michael Cranley, Commis? sioner, duly appointed by tho Court, will sell itt Public Auction, ut the door of the Courthouse, In Wilmington, lu Hie Slate of North Carolina, at ll o'clock, A. M., un WEDNESDAY, thc 5th (Illy Of .lanna' v. 1S70, All thal portion or lue WILMINGTON AND MAN? CH HSTKR RAILROAD which lies within the Slate or Nina : Carolina, w ith all thc rolling slock, equip? ments, depots, Workshops, materials and every? thing thereunto pertaining, together with ali tho rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances, asset forth nnd moro particularly described in thc several inortgnges meiitluued In thc pro? ceedings. Terms of sale are cash. Tho bonds of the sahl Company, secured by Ibo throe lirsi mortgages, to int; i'iiu mortgage to Ko ward Sandford, ilaleil May I. HM ; the second morigago to Edward Sandford, dated Mareil i. ISA-T, and tho mortgage to tleorgu w. Dargan, dated Hie ivtih or April, 1854, shall lift accepted In tull ns part- payment, nooording to the priority of said mortgages; nnd the bunds or the said Cum pnny, socurcd by tho mortgage to tho sahl Morris K. JoHtip, shall bu accepted pro rata ns part pay? ment In the order or priority established in said mortguire. M. ORONLY, Commissioner. Wilmington, N. C. nevis titriawl JAMES BARRAL A CO. COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 23 WHITEHALL STREUT (Lower cud of Broadway,) NEW YO UK. Liberal advances made upon Bilis of I .ad In g. unv-jn Imoiwko IL LISA CUISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION; MERCHANTS, ANO S01PP1NO AUCNT8, Will attend to tho Purrhaso.Saie and Shipment to l'orclgo and Doiiiostla Pons) of COITOS, tlICK, LUM KKK and NAVAL STOKES. ATLANTIC WHARF, OlmrlcstAin. S. C. R. WUJ.IS.A. IL CUISOL*. MBit QVnctioii SttlcG--?nt?rc EJnrj?. By HOLM KS & XACBKTH, Audio lipers. C< ALK AT DRAYTON ll ALL l'LANTA kj TION. ?VIII lie Milli positively ?ll SATURDAY next, tile I sill Ifc'Ct'llltH'l*, nt Drayton Mull Plantation, on . Ashley River, Hie billowing Articles: Hue (I) -.> luirse F'.'UINK. willi Cylinder Holters Two (J) Phosphate Washers, willi Hearing com? plote Olle (li Lobby Pump, capacity I .VW i;allons per IllllllltO Two ,21 Lift Pumps One (l| Mellows und sundry Hlucksmil hs' TaolB Pour (il Phosphate Cars Wlieetlmi rows, Shovels, Piolen. Ac. Two I2| pair Plat rona scales, oeollM. each St-Is I lal ness Wagon, Curta Itel!lu?; for running washers und ptiini>H i.oi DPI Iron. Titulier, AC. Oneil) S our Canoe lloal One (I) sei Collage Furniture, and snmtry other anieles. Terms of sale cash. Articles to he romuved positively liv Hie ?1st Deeemtier, I HOV. The steamer Samson win leave Accommodation wharf at ?o'clock on Saturday morning;, to take persons to the above sale, and also giving stran? gers un opportunity of visiting the Phosphnto Works on Ilia! river. il.ii.lt tuthfrtt Ry .lollN S. RYAN. 1PEREMPTORY SALE OE HOUSES AND lads in Inspection and Princess sirc?la, by order ol the Trustee, fur distribution and change of investment. on TIlUltSHAY, thc 'Jid day of December, at ll o'clock A. M , :>< the Obi Post?nico, ftiui of Hrnad street. 1 will sell to the highest bidder, without any manner of reserve. Tho following enumerated IIODBKS and LOTS, vi/.: une II0U8K and LOT. known as No. B Inspoc HoM street, inoaaurlngand eoniuiulug ihiriy.nlno feel iront on Inspection streut, and one hundred und twenty feet in depth, bc the samo more or less, and having such huttings and boundlngs as ure laid duwil in u plat annexed lt? tho titles Hom Colonel William Dray lon lo Will'am Wight? man, recorded tn Hie. ollie.! of Registrar Moscu Conveyance; this Lot being known lu such plat by thu number eighty-two (v_> ) ALSO, All that LOT ni' LANI), willi thc Ifrtck Tenne tnent linlbllng thereon, known as No. i Princess street, in a plan of said property made by ILK. Payne, surveyor, March. 18411, anti recorded la Registrar Menne Conveyance oftlcc, Hook w, No. ll, p. measuring anil containing lu frout on Princess street lu feel by 40 feel deep, bo the same more or less; butting ami bounding north by Princess street, west by Lot No. o in abuvc plat, soul li by Lands now or lorine.ly of IL W. Sey? mour um) J. Desare, and east tty Lauds or-. Together with thc flee right to the uso of the alley-way four feet wide adjoining said Lot, for the usc of lids Lot No. 7. ALSO, All that LOT Ol'LAND, with the Prick Tenement building (hereon, known us No. 0 Princess street, in the plat lasi referred to, und adjolnliig tho Lot last described ou the east, measuring and con? taining lt) feel front on Princess street, by 40 feet deep, be thc same more or tess; butting and bounding north un Princess slreet.south on Landa now or formerly partly of lt. W. Seymour and partly of J. Desare. to tile east on tho Lot last above described, mid lo thc west on Lol No. ll In thc plat lust mentioned. Terms-One-half C4isb; balance in one and two yeats, with interest, fruin date; credit portion to tie secured hy bond of thc purchaser and mort? gage of the premises; premises io be secured and policy assigned. Possession given immediately. Purchaser lo pav for rihuurs lind stamps. To examine plat or ibis property, or Tor further .in.M. apply to JOHN S. KY A M, dec I.', wini ll hi_No. iii Broad street Dy J. HUMER MATRE WES. WILL RE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 21ST, at tin- Olil Post?nico, ai ll o'clock, THU FOLLOWING PKOI'KKTY: IIOIISK AND LOT. No. 7S Cannon street, north side, tour doors went of Ashley street. House contains live moms, pantry and dic.-c-lng-rooiiL gas and water-works, good cistern, kitchen, car? riage house und stable. Lot 46 reel iront by leo feet deep. Terms cash. Small House mid Lot, Itenufaln si reel, opposite Calvary Church. Lui 22 reel ti in :hes ft ont, by 1JU foot tleep. Terms cash. Three and a half story Crick House and ont 'buildings and Lol. north "side Magazine street, at I he ht ml of Franklin street. Lotus feel Iront by Kit) feet deep, more or less. Small House and Lot, Heeling street, westside, one door north of Line street. Lol ?io fcot Dont by lou feet deep. 'House mid Lot. Meeting-street, east sida, ono door south of Woolie street. Lol26 feel Trout by mo feet deep. Terms-Half cash; balance in one and two years, secured by bonds aild mortgages ol thc properly, Willi Interest. Building Lm,.savage si reel. No. IO, cast side, fal reel front, south linc Itu reel, east lino 84 reit, north line BA rent. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay J. F. M. ror papers and the necessary United Slates internal Itcveuuc Stamps. deul4 luwfmluA Hy IL C I'EIXOTTO & SON. VALUARLE R E AL ESTATE AT AUCTION. By virtue of an order of sale, to mc directed, hy tho Hull, licurgo s. Hitan, .tiiilgu or Hie United States I Hst rici Court for thc District or South Carolina. I will oiler ror sah: at public Auction, on MONDAY, ?head day of January, 1S70, utlho Courthouse; in the City of Columbia, at 10 o'ciuck. All that LOT. PIKCK OK PARCKL OF LAND, with the building ami ali bricks and material re? maining thereon, nimmo, lying timi being in tho City itf Columbia, and situate aforesaid, and des? cribed lu a conveyance theron, from John J. Kluslcr, to Benjamin V. evans A Harvey Con well, dated Hiv 2BHl day or August A. D., DUO, recorded lu Um Mcsne Conveyance (lillee. Richland District, in Hook H. p. 42t>. as all that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land. c..untiling t hree acres and a hair ol nu acre or latui.be the. same morn or less, alt mil ed In tho cuy nf Columbia, lind bounded on thc north by Lady street, and on Mic south by Cerval, street, mid mi thu wost by .luger st : Vi. itu I on the ea U lu part, by Pulaski KI reel, and in oat t by Hannah mid Amelia Hugg's land. The sallie tu bu sold free from all Hen or en oo ra? hm mu-. Terms nf Sale-Olia third cash; balance on a credit of one. two and thro.; years, secured by bond oi' purchaser, Inuring inti real at tho raie of seven per cent; per annum troiii the day of sale,, payable annual!... and mortgage of premises. Purchaser :?> pay assignee for papers and stamps. tl. HKKHKKTSAKS, Assignee or Kvuns A Cogswell. OPKIUROK THU KKtiurritAit ts HANXHUPTOT, I ClIAItl.lMTO.N, S. C. J I'ursunnt to the order ot the couri lu tho above case, not ice is hereby given lo nil creditors claim? ing any lieu upon the property above described, ioeonie lu alni prove their chums before, mc, on rn- before tin: lirsi Monday in Jutiiiury, A. 1)., 187CL in defiiuM thereof to bi- forever I tarred from ano of thc wime. JULIUS C. CARPKNTKR, tl eel:; mwflO Keg ts I nu-. QlnrlioiicerG' kr?mle ?nlro, Ut. Ci ALF. RY TRUSTEES. UNDRB AU k5 THOIUTY OF Tili; COURT OF UO.UTTY. AT IT.1VATK SALK AN BLKOANT MANSION AND SP LBN ?ID CltOUKDS. Will be sold ai Frivntu Halo that elegant HOUSK nt the corner or Blake and Drake, strecls, with ali Hie surrounding garden and simplona grounds. This ls one nf tho moil completo anti liesutirnl establishments m Chiirlctttun, commanding a line vlow of tho harbor, um. t-nibmeiutrn largo extent of grounds, ihit-.kly sot willi trees nf every de ncri|iHon, ion st, rinii and Howers, an selected Nilli d|K|Mfced willi lin; ni most, caro nnd taste. Tho House i? i.-i- ni I c-cutnodioux, cunt.lining lourlci ii rooms, admirably nrrauged, with double ptuaxns on the south, with a linc largo Kitchen und ail other ueeeaaar/ outbuilding!'. in addition to this, there ls another Dwelling House on tin; premises. Minuto on tho northeast corner. Bullabul tor ii small Huntly. The u>t measures roar hundred (KW) feet front on Drake street by ubnui two hundred and eighty (2.40) feet tn depth on Hinke atmet. i'o any person wishing to establish himself In a linudsninc residence, with a Hue garden und specious walks and uroonda, thu above property presents a rare opportunity. ALSO, A body of MARSH LAND, un UlA east of flag street, sep iraied I rom tho atmvn properly by llaj street, embracing six hundred (foo) rci-t from north tn south by thron hnndrcd (DM) reel from east to west, on tho west side or Hie Northeastern Halli earl. Also, another body of Mandi Land, lying coat or said road, containing - reel. For further particulars amt terms nppw tn WARDLAW A CARBW. Piirchssora to pay W. A C. for papers. decs wf -.-*-ag Bj .1. FRASER MATHEW ES. "DICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION. At Pr?vala Sale That vahtnbtn RICK AND PHOVlMfON PLA19 " AT! LS, uuiieJ Rumney, altuaUid ?is..uiti Ferrv, on tho Saaten River, containing 13.13 nore?-4M oleared and under bunk. :;oo high land, ST Blear? ed, balance wetl llrnbared with cy ii ruas, oak, Aa. ' Tue Plantation is now nndor cultivation, 1? wett settled with Dwelling, barns and negro house*), and known as ono or thc best plaocs on the riven Titles unexceptionable. For lorms, apply to J. FILARBR MATIIBWNB. Iloal Batate Agent, No. M rt rosa street. ociM Hu