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C I T V A F F A I H S . ._j-?.,?.. Meeting* Tula Du y. l'alic^n Fire Company, nt hulf-panl 7 P. M. /Auction Hatea THU I):iy. Wi? Drake will ?Hl nt 10 o'clock, nt his | Bl SJ*-, dry goods, Clothing, Ac, A W. Knox ?rill sell al u o'clock M., nt their re, Japanese goods; ami In thc evening, ul No. K * ?ig street, holiday gooda. William McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his torc, rurnlture, stoves, Ac. Tim CHEAPEST Y KT.- Tho NEWS Job Offlco ls now printing bill-heads In thc best style and on tine paper, al $200 per thousand. Merchants, think ont! OUR PRICKS OonnnNT.-Wo oBpoclally Invite thc Attention or our merchants to TUE NEWS Prloes Current, Issued this murulug. Mado up with the utmost oarc, and handsomely printed with ontlrcly now typo, lt forum, with the business card of the bonso rerwardlng lt, tho most attractive and wet oomc wookly oommcrolal circular that can bo ?sed. Price, for ten copies or more, with busi? ness card, two and a hair cents per copy. Single copies, Ave cents. ^_ No MARKBTBON CnuiHTMAS.-As thc markets will be closed to-morrow, they will bc kopt open this ovcnlng till 0 P. M. Housekeepers will take notice. i'm i', ON WAWMAI.AW IBI.AX: Thc cotton in the gin-house of Mr. L. H. Chao.. ick, on Wad in al aw Island, was accidentally ignited a few days alncc by friction, und before assistance could bc obtained, thc building, with Hs contents, amounting to about a bule and a half of sea Niau d cotton, were destroyed. Thc total loss will bc about $4000. ST. JOHN'S DAY.-Monday ncx' will bc thc lestlval of Bl. John the Kvangcllst, a day usually .celebrated with great pomp and display by thc Masonlo fraternity. The Lodge ut Klngstrcc, S. C., will miltc In n procession and proceed to thc church, where a public Installation of thc orn? een olect will be made, and an address delivered by P. M. N. Levin, or Friendship Lodge, No. 0, or thur city, on tho "Principles and Practice ur (he Mystic Art.? Goon TRIP.-Thc brig Mary M. Frunc?s, from this port ror Havre, arrived lhere December 15, after an excellent run of twenty-nvc duys. She was laden here by Messrs. Win. Roach A Co. Thu prevalence or good winds has caused most or the European bound ships from this port to make fair passages, and thc bark A. B. Wyman, already reported, reacher! Liverpool In twenty-eight days, and thc barks Jerome Jones and Juvcnta have also arrived out. TUE ACADEMY OF MUSIC-"Thc Streets of New York" drew a tine audience last night. Thc piece dependa for its success moro upon effeo .tlvc scenery and local lilla than upon thc lut r??alo merit of Hs plot or dialogue; but it was produced In a manner that could not fall to delight an au? dience. Some of thc effects were applauded lo the echo. Wc arc glad to sec how rapidly the scenic resources of thc Academy arc '..'(.log multi? plied under Manager Ford's active and careful management. "The Streets or New York" will bo Topeatcd on Saturday night. MABOKTC ELECTION.-At the annual commu? nication oraaiom Lodge, No. 141, A. F. M., held at Maycsviiic, Sumter District, S. o., on the 14th Instant, the following otllcers were clcetcd to serve for thc ensuing Masonic year: Worshipful C. L. Warren, Master; Brothers!. Harvey Wilson, S. W. ; Jos. E. Atkins, O. W.; Wm. a. Muldrow, treasurer; Hugh H. Wilson, secretary; H. Dlek aon Corbett, (P. M.,) S. D.; BenJ. P. Wilson, J. D.; Jnnlus A. Mayes and C. K. Weatherford, stewards; -J. B. Tri m nal, tyler. A Past Master's Jewel was vo? ted to Worshipful H. Dickson Corbett, the retiring master. CRUMBS-The Gorman Friendly Society gave a "Christmas blowout" In the shape of a mam? moth bowl of egg-nogg nt their last meeting. Tho "Major," who made his d?but on thc Acad erny boards last night, was thc observed of all observers during thc morning, and his martial bearing was never more conspicuous. Thc gay 'masquerader*, who were wont to per? ambulate the olly at this restive season, are noti? fied of a Rumination Hom tho Cider of Police re? quiring them to unmask whUe in the streets. Who's afraid T INTERESTING OCCASION.-Tho pupils of Mr. C. H. Bergin ann's academy, accompanied by their parents ami friends, nsscmblcd at Llndstcdt's Hall yesterday afternoon, ol half-past 5 o'clock, to In? augurate the Christmas holidays by an old-timed i Christmas frolic. Thc hall was tastefully arrang- i ed ror the occasion, and thc Christmas tree waa Illuminated so ns to display the numerous girts to thc best advantage. The presents and prizes, ' which wcro suspended from the branches mid 1 olustcrcd around the base of thc tree, were speed- 1 Hy distributed among tho bright-eyed throng. Several addresses were made by thc pupils, and 1 thc evening was passed pleasantly la a round or enjoyment. , THE CRICKET ON TUE IIBAKTH.-Dion Rou- } ?Icault's version of Charles Dickens' delicious Christmas story will be played at tho Academy of Music to night, for thc first time In Charleston. Thc peculiarity or this play, and its great charm In the eyes or thc lovers of Dickens' fonder Christ? mas carols, ls that lt gives thc whole story, , without the addition or taking away of a ? single Incident. Usually n romance when put on thc stage ls so hacked and distorted as to bc d lin cult of recognition, and it was thc excep? tional merit of Mr. Uoucicaull's dramatization of -"Thc Cricket on the ncarth" which led Joseph Jefferson, tho famous comedian, to say that lt was thc most admirable adaptation with which he was acquainted. The company now at the Academy of Music played the Cricket on the Hearth at Savanuuh, and In a way to draw from Mrs. Huey, one of the brightest stars In thc dramatic firmament, the encomium that thc performance woijld do credit to any theatre la the country. UNITED STATES DISTKICT Cot,7.-r-COLUMBIA, DB OEU BB a 22-HON. O.S. BRYAN, PBKSIDINO.-EX parte Antonio J. Gonzales, of Charleston. Peti? tion for final discharge. M. P. O'Conuor pro pet. Referred to C. O. Jaeger, Esq, registrar, and final hearing ordered to take place before the court at Charleston, on the nth or January next. Ex parte J. U. Lee, of Marlboro. Ex parte John M. Waddell. Ex parte Henry S. Crabb, of Marl? boro. Petitions for Unal discharge. C. P. Town? send pro pet. Registrar's report in favor of dis? charge read and conOrincd, and on motion, the Judge signed, under seal, Unal order and certifi? cate or discharge. C1BOUIT OOl'RT. The court renewed ihe consideration of thc case I of Roy kin VS. (.'ci mania. Insurance Company Ct al. Tho court, on motion, ordered that thc special pleas ho sci mide. This was after hearing full argument. Tho court nlso refused to grant mo? tion that pi al n HIT give security lor costs, and that the case be suspended until security he given. The court then proceeded to hear testimony In tho case until a late hour at night, and adjourned without closing testimony. SOCIAL EQUALITY.-Our sapient legislator*, who aro so anxious to give their colored constitu? ents the power to thrust themselves wherever thoy are not wanted, might learn a lesson from the test case made some months ago in Washing? ton as to the right of colored persons to enter places of amusement. This case was carried to the Supremo Court, where lt ls now pending. Thc point of the Joko la, that Wormley, the colored man who made tho demand for admission to the National Theatre, ls the son of Wormley, the fa? mous colored caterer, who will not allow a colored person to bo served In his restaurant at any price. Now lt acorns to tho Washingtonians, as it seems to us, that thc colored people should themselves desist from discriminating against their own color in barber shopa and restaurants, before thoy attempt to prevent the whites from managing their own business in their own way. The truth of the matter la, that the proprietor or ahonsoof business, white or colored, Is the only proper person to decide who he will and who he Will not serve, and this ls, we believe, tho opinion of all the colored people who take the trouble to think about this huge question of "social equali? ty," so-called. TUB KEV. L. ll. SHUCK.-Tho following Icu ter from Mr. Shuck, now pastor of the Kirai Bap? tist Church, to thc ladles of Barnwell, ls published In thc Journal: Hrs. Jamc.i ?roten, Hrs. J. A. Duncan, nnd other* : I hove Josi received tho valuable present from tho fcmnlc members of my church, and 1 hasten to express lo lim generous donors my high ap? preciation or thc gift, suggcsied, I know, by thc warm infection which they cherish tor ihclrpns lor. Thc painful separation, which sanders thc tics hitherto existing between me ami my much loved church, ls reit most keenly by mc, but you all muy be ussured that, although called to labor In another fielt), my ulTectlon ror you will still continue. Indeed, 1 did not know how mach I wns beloved, or how much I loved my dear church, until Ihc trying scenes or yesterday transpired. 1 hope, in thc i rovldencc or dod, that I may bc able to revisit Barnwell and renew tho dcltghtrnl associations or thc pnat. May I al 111 aak a place ?II your warra sympathies mid Christian regarda, anil when wc have passed through this volo of tears may we meet lu that blessed home abovo, where adieus arc never spoken and partings arc unknown. May Cod bless you, my dear friends, ls tho fervent prayer or your late but ever affec? tionate pastor, L. H. Sut't'K. I-* SnnKOH OK STATB NKWB.-Thc Sumter Mon? umental Fair opened on Monday, lt is thc grand? est affair or thc kind that Sumter han seen. Tho BBgefield Advertiser says : Richard Bcalf, thc "K"ghshman," carpet-bagger, John Brown raider, aud Uuited States internal Revcnee Asses? sor ror ridgefield, has resigned lils omeo as as? sessor, and gone Hie way "Ward's geese" went. Tho "poor girl," tho "slmplo Irishman," the wife of tho said Bcalf, ls still tn oar midst, and ts apparently master of thc situation. Mr. J. Ward Hey ward, late of thc constabulary force, hos been appointed postmaster at Edge field Courthouse. Mr. Joel Curry, a native and up to a fow years ago a rcaldcnt In thc Curry ton section, of Edge field County, died of apolcxy on Saturday, thc lllh Instant, al his residence In Decatur County, Georgia. Two ncgro.,men. Bllcy Capers and James Ca? pera, have been lodged in Edgeftcld jail for thc killing of a third negro man, named Duncan Ken ncrly. Thc latter was so cul and slabbed, thal death ensued. Thia happened at Mr. Stanmore Watson's, on the Bidgc, on Saturday, ihc lSth in? stant. Lewis Berry and wire, John Bingley and Steve Merchant, all colored, who have been arrested by thc civil authorities, confesh to having perpetrated thc murder of Mr. Dunwoody, of Newberry. Thc wife or Berry went to tho depot arter thc murder was committed, and she and Ringley watched, one on cither side df the building, while thc others bored into and entered. No one clac, as wo learn, has been Implicated In this confession, and the public mind may therefore bc nt rest so far ss thc knowledge or who thc assassins are. Hotel Arrivals-December J t. CHARLESTON norm.. O. Sellers, Maravillo, 8. C.; C. A. Clark, W. K. Purvis, J. II. Canllorn, C. H. mucks, T. S. Fen, New York; Rev. A. Rogdon, Turkey; I. Erbs, J. Sullivan, Atlanta; C. C. Cole, Boston; T. W. Hogg, O. M. Sadler, 1). J. Walker, South Carolina; Mrs. J. P. H. Epping, Grahamville; A. II. Earlier, Co? lumbia; J. C. Oillett, Apgusta; John Burke, Dub? lin; W. D. Bunting, England; W. J. DeTreville, Orangeburg; D. Callahan, Savannah; A. D. wil? liams, South Carolina; Z. Platt, Alkea. TAVILION HOTEL. Henry Sangs, A. P. Black, New York; Dr. John D. Oriscom, Philadelphia; Samuel B. Arnold, Maryland; J. ll. Ancrum, Florida; E. Buck, Geor? gia; A. M. Brightman, Summerville; B. n. Hoyt, St. Andrew's; J. P. Sutton, Baltimore; Francis P. Cants, Barnwell; James 0. Eichbcrg, New York; J. W. Annley, D. H. Sally, Orangcburg; J. E. Col? lins, Georgetown; Dr. DarvUs and wife, W. S. Knapp and wife, New York; S. P. Silver, Claren don; J. A?Dupony? and lady, Wilmington; B.C. Logan, Klagst ree; George Chandler and lady, Savannah; A. N. Robinson, Delaware; P. B. Lan? sing, Baltimore; George W. Smith. New York; J. Gorham, City; J.J. Nellies, South Carolina; S. Harris, Wilmington, S. H. Bryant, Georgia; Chas. W. Harrington, Philadelphia; W. H. Bennett, New York. HILLS no?SK. W. 8. Furlon, Chicago; R. H. Dalzell and wife, and S. Wood and wife, Pittsburg ; A. H. Bend hclnc, Savannah; J. P. Balley, Philadelphia; J. P. Low, Columbia; Z. W. McKnew, Baltimore; W. K. Parn?s, New York: L. P. Smith, Christ Church Parish; J. W. Harrison, S. 0. -t U 8 I N B 8 8 NOTICES. j NEW YORK WERRI.Y, 7O. per copy, roady this day at 4X P- M. tinsel street Bazaar, (oppo? site Synagogue.)_?_ A PlOUUAR CHRISTMAS GUT.-Messrs. J. & Vf. Knox will sell to-day an lnvpice ot beantlful Japanese goods suitable for presents. A RAHM AT SS.-J. R. Road & Co. have this morning received three dozen Arabs, In assorted colors, which they are offering at $5 each; former price $6 50. _^ dec23 2 BUSINESS ENVELOPES.-THE NEWS Job Office ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous? and. Send your orders. Every merchant, and business man should have his card printed on his anvclopes._ Iloi.ro A Y PR?SENTS.-Recollect that a har. tl some set of Furs can bo had ror $8, $0 and $10, which Ls fllty per cent, cheaper than the same kind can bc bought elsewhere. Call and examine Tor yourselves at U. H. WILLIAUS, Hat Bazaar, No. 243 King-street, dec20 mwf3 Opposite the Big Boot. STITCH! STITII! STITCH!-Messrs. Edgerton <t Richards, the agents ror thc Wheeler A Wilson Sewing and Button Hole Machines, publish t.hclr :ard in TUE NEWS this morning. Tho Wheeler A tVBson machine ls In usa In thousands or housc lolds, and purchasers will not forget that lt took :hc prize, at the Parla Exposition, where there were eighty-two competitors, and received the only gold medal granted to thia class of Inven? tions. - LADIES' AND MISSES' FURS.-O. H. Johnson, it tho Temple of Fashion, No. 200 King street, aas Just opened the largest and finest stock of Fara ever offered In Charleston. You can find there the Real Musks, Ermine, Fitch and Astrac?n Sets, from |20 to $100. Also, all of the lower trades, from $3 to $15 per aet, and will still con? tinue to receive the above goods until after New Year's. This ls the only place where tho Oner grades of Furs are kept. Don't fall to go and see them._doc 24 fw2 Orri ?Doos, &c. H lt I S T M AS! SENSATION ! NE PLUS ULTRA ! We, the undersigned, take especial pleasure In announcing that we will take up stock bi a few lays, and have marked down all our DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, ARABS, AMD OTHER SHAWLS, ia weil aa tao whole of oar wen assorted stock of DRY GOODS. Especial attention to a line lot or COLORED BILKS At $3, worth $5, moat be sold. 50 pair lett of the very cheap 10-4 BLANKETS $3 76, worth $4 60. FURCHGOTT A BRO., No. 437 King, corner Calhoun street, W* spe^tni Derailment for Booti, Shoe?, Hals and Trunks. decal OFFICIAL. LIST Ol' LBTTBRS remaining In tbc Postoffloc al Charleston, lor lue week ending December 23, 1869, anil printed officially In Tn? DAILY ?HW?, as Ibo newspaper having tho largest circulation In thc (Mt j or Char lesion. Di,- Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should state that the; arc "Advertised." A3- (lillee hours from a A. M. to 0,'? I*. AI. On Sundays, rrom 6>i to OH P. M. STANI.KT U. TROTT. Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. Allston, Hts Korest, Urs J c McAlleo, Mrs J Ch ai lott Fraser, .Mrs lim- L Allston, Mrs J L mu McCunls, Mrs L Ansel, Mrs Kripp. Mrs Hov Merallen, Mrs Armstrong, Mrs w J K Hilen D Gurdner, Mrs McKee, Mrs Cleo linly, Mrs Ellen Susan McKenzie, M A Unkcmon, Miss Green, Mrs Anti Ucl.h anny, Emily Gudsdcn, Mrs E Miss B K Brown, Mrs L G Osborn, Mrs M Brown, Miss Gaillard, Mrs P It Lllllo Gibbs, Mrs Lucy Oswell, Mrs A B Brccu, Mrs Ma- (llover, Mrs ll U Pennington, ry Glenn, Miss M Miss M K Brown, Miss M Godfrey, Kachel Pcrsbay, Oath Brown, Miss G Gough, Mrs Cia- rln Bowles, Mrs rinda Plrknes, Mrs Marla Godet, Mrs Ann Ann Ree, Miss A Graham, Miss Parten, Mrs J B Bell. Miss Julia Cora Boozer, Mrs KC Burke, Mrs Sa- Graves, Mrs A Prier, Charlott rah A Pralslcy, Mrs E Burden, Mrs Gucvcrncrc, Mrs V Cathrin Hammond, Mrs Pro thro, MUs Barnes, Miss O M Giicnda Conscy Uaydcn, Miss K Prince, Mrs Sa Batcman, Miss A rah Dora Hannon, Miss Ramsey, Mrs Larry, Mrs C Ann Hose Brown. Mrs R L Happoldt, Mrs Rahdus, Mrs L Browning, Mrs Wm lteebuskle, Tr. M P Ilaipcnny, Mrs Est M Budds, R Runcly, ilrsMa Buncb, Miss Henderson, Miss ry Th cud o cl a o B Rice, Miss Julia Burk, Mrs Lou- Hillier. Mrs A J Robinson, Miss isa How, Mrs SS Mary i.'arnclt, Miss Howard, Mrs S Roberta, Mrs A Estell Johnston, Mrs M Brnnch, Mrs C Edward Ruchh, Mrs C E A Johnston, Miss Sumen, Miss Cammer and A O Molcy Children, Mrs Johnston, Sanders, Mrs Chisholm, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Samuel O "Mary Simons, Mrs Carre, Miss C Johnson, Elizabeth Curmaud, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Simmons, Miss S Mcalla C B Campbell, Mrs Jones, Ui9S Jcs- Simons, Mrs El MP se len Champlln, Mrs Jones, Miss A N Simmons, Mrs V O Jones, Mrs Jane Marv Channels, firs Jones, Mrs A M Smith, Mrs E M J Jones, Mrs Suilib, Miss Bi? chase, Mrs Ma- Amelia nah ry Jaooby, Mrs Smith, Mrs Lu? chase, Mrs J A - Elizabeth cinda Chesnut, Miss J Jacobs, Mrs Schmidt, Ursula Chose, Mrs Ju- Rachel Scott, Miss M li Ha A Jackson, Miss Scanlon, Miss M Clehper, Mrs JW Balley Seabrook, Miss Chase, Mra Mu- Keely, Mrs Ma- L ry ry Seabrook, Mrs Clauescn, Mrs Keating, Miss M Martha F W Kenny, Tr Est C Scriven, Miss Conner, Miss R Kennedy Sally C Kelsey, Mrs C C Scarpcn, Mrs M Cole, Mrs Eliza Lawtou, Miss Shnnnaban.Mrs Cannier, Miss C MT MD --V Lee, Miss L A Shuly, Mrs Jo Cochran. Mrs B Lee, Mrs Mary banna ? Cooper, Mrs Lawrence, Mrs Sclcrs.Mrs Eliza Nancy H Singleton, Mrs Corbltt, Mrs Levy, Mrs Flor- S Charlott renee Smith, Mrs Pur Coalds, Mrs bevy, Mrs A Bey Martha Legree, Miss M Sellokcn, Mrs D Crocker, Mrs S J Singleton, Miss A Loyal, J Crulg, Mrs C T Mason, Mrs Solkc, Mrs An - Crumb, Mrs 1) Jano , nie Cacatln, Mrs Martin, Mrs SaclcuB, Mrs M Nancy Jane R . Curry, Susan A Miller, Mrs H C Thompson, Mn D Miller, Mrs CG ry Ann Wal wick. Mrs A Miller, Miss M E Thompson, Miss Deas, Mrs Bllza Mason, Miss J M Julia Dally, Mrs Catii Macksey.MrsOR Thurlo, Mrs J M rln Mathewcs, Miss B Delano, Mrs AM Tilton, Mrs EV Nellto . Matthowes, Mrs Tlinmons, Mrs Donahue, Miss EJ ?Lizzie M Marshall, Mrs F Turnbull, Mrs Downs, Mrs W 3 Tucker, R?sa A Mcmde, Mrs Ly- Von Hudlen, Drayton, Mrs T dla Mrs II and J Mew, Mrs J R Vcstcrn, Mrs Kd wards, Miss Mcaro, Miss J Martha O Mlles, Mrs Sllvl- Walker, Mrs M Edlngs.Susanah ra Walker, Mrs Edmondslon, Mitchell, Miss M Tener Mrs M M Mitchell, Mrs Wall, Miss Katie Edwards, Mrs Clarinda White, Mrs Julis Louisa Mitchell, Mrs Whitney, Mrs Bills, Miss Kct- Leora Sarah ty Mitchell, Mra A Whitney, Miss Ellis, Mrs S J Mitchell, Mrs Area Kstiii, Miss S Harriett White, Mra D G Evans, Lucy Moris, Mrs Car- Woodworlh.Mrs Mrvitt, Mil vira Une R Ferrell, Miss Marlarthy, Mrs Williams, Mrs D Sarah H Williams, Mrs B Fitchew. Mrs Mungen, Miss Wilson, Mra Sarah Sally Mary 0 A roy, an. v?". M?^ii?n MU? Yutea. Mra V >' MHfCS LIST. Aiburt, John Oardner, Hen- O'Neil, Joshua Adama, John M ry O'Neil, Est P Alexander, A carbon, Est O Ouzts.ThosJ Alston, W A Garbon, A Owens, James Ancrum, Daniel Gaillard, Est Q Owens, Alcxan Audcrson, Net- aalllard, Est Ja? der eon Gcbeke, John Page, Henry Anderson, D Gibbs, Wm Passallalgue, J Artope, Charles Oordon, Robt R SJ E Gordon, Gilbert Patterson, JasW Actor, Jas R norman, James Patterson, Jo Balkc, J II Gould, A U scpti Barton, A J Grant, Thomas Purtrlck, JB Baxter, Amos (col'd) Paul, Joseph M Barrett, John Orlb, Samuel Patterson A Co, llabrldgo, Titos Griswold, John Pickering, John Beatle, Jas H Plate, Henry Bequest, Au- cn mn, J W Polnsctt. Est gust Granger, Capt Paul . norry, Wm C B Posy, Jesse Becoat, Henry Cy les, Thomas Price, Richard Bcncdlke, N Hage, J W Purely, Wm Benton, Jas Harri?, L A Qnltin, James C Binns, Joseph Hames, John Quackcnbush, T Bingum. Mr Mayne, WU G blake, Est C L (Trustee) Ralssor, Ben Blumenreich, Hugerraan, H Rathbun,Hdwin Max Hargraves, Ravcncl, ll ll Boston, King John Held, O A Boyle, Charles Mencken, Hen- Rcyuolds, Bornemnnn, E ry Townsend H Uernandex.Ver- Rlohanlson, Bowers, John K naclo James (col'd) Boyce, Est J P Bollon, U Richardson, Boouc, B A Holms, Bott James R Brooks, Oscar Holmes, Geo S Rivers, John Drooka, Edward Holes, John Roach, John O Holmes, Est Or Robinson, IM Brandford, SE HM ward Brinsley, Jo- Hopkins, John Rosenberg, W seph T Rogers, Est T L Brodie. Robt C Huxol, Hlnrlck Rosebrock J S Uradlord, Wm Hynes, Wm Rugg, H P Branch. Thoa P Rymer, Master Ryans, John Brown, Charles Uysmlth, Jo- Savage, F H seph Schroeder, Mr Brown, John James, Henry Schroder, John Brown, James Jackson, Sam'l Schmidt, KiUW Brown, Capt M J Schuchert.J ll L B J?cheos, John Scott, Est J D Budd, J D Jefferson, Geo Bcharlock, Alex Bose, J H Jessen, wm ander Burdell Chll- Jones, RW Scuuiondorff, U dren J B (Jones, John H LA Butler, John T Jones, T M Selxas, 1st J Back, Henrie* Johnson, W E Bellera, Oeo Bunoe, J F Johnson, John : immons, Buero, Bman- R Prince A ucl Johnson, Lewis, Simmons, Hen? ri ure h. RT 'Jr, ry Carroll, OJ Kenny, J J simons, Isaac Carter, Beverly Kenedy, Aleo Simons, Est Darey, How k Kenedy, Pat- Simpson, Jesse Co rick Slnkclalr, Campbell, Est Kenedy, MAJ Charles Henry Kenedy, Esl Slnglotary.Robt Catii 1, John John Shephcid, WO Casey. Eugoney Klemm, John M Slnctlalrc, Rout Campbell, J ll Krlotc, John crt Carney, John Laven, Solomon So Ca Mutual Chisel tn, Lan- Lawrance, Life Ins Co rena Austin Strong, Charlea Chester, Nathan Levy, James n A Lcgaro, James Steele, Est Dr E Cition, Theo A LCSCSDC, Thoa O Chill, James Leland, Dr O H Stevenson, Wm Cleary, P W Leland, J Ulb- Stcdman, Est O Conroy, Wm ben J Collins, Edward Lewis, John R Stall, WO Cooper, Joseph Lloyd, Wm Slovens, Est 0 Ooh rs, U 8 Lorano e, Han- H Corcoran, Jaa eary Storr, James Cobla, P Lnckadoe, Jo- Sterling, B J Oourtrale, Deea- seph Smith, Eugene tor Lukens, Est H Smith, Lewis Conlon, Peter Lutjen, J . Smltb, E Crovatt, Wm Lvon.ftara'l Smith, Harry Cranatoa, H D Marlon, John Smith, Wm G Crane, Alexan- Markley, John Tarrant, Dr W der L H Grane, O O Matthe wes, W Tate, Simon framer. RH N Terry, 8 B Drews, S M Martin, W S Thermann, P L DBM Martin, F J Tindall, R W Darlington, J T Menneke, Hen- Tindall, Dick Masson, Joseph ry Tiencken, Hen David, Edward Mainaus, Hen- ry David, Albert rick TUflnghast.Thos Davie, T N Madsen. PFC H Davis, 8 Marshall, An- Tolly, O F Dabney, Wm drew Tobias, Isaac Desyimo, Theo- Msnlganlt, M O Trescott, Hat doro M eh rte us, F BdW De Joseph, Est Meyer, A F Troth, Solomon W F Meyer, Martin Turner, Halton Detghman, F Miller. O Valder, Franois Dlley Charles Meynardle, BP V Downs, aodrrey P Yenning. W 0 Doran, Jaa Miller, 127 Bast Von Oenlseo, Dougherty, Est Bay Walsh, Ktl John Miller, Wm mund Drnell, Leon Middleton, Waa Walker, Jesse Dargan, Joseph Middleton, Walker, Joseph R Stephen (sol'?:) Dmr, Wm Miles, francis Walker, James Dunn, Wm Minite. A J Watson ead Donn, Joba Mitchell, Hsary wife, Sam'l Duffey, Owon Duggan, John Duilley, c F DnlloHc, Dr Vf 8 Kherbnrdt. O ll KIN?, Deo W Km cry. Moulton Engelbert h, Geo Iimdoy, Frank Kvcrs, J P C Flnnlck, J I. Field*, N FleldH, Wm O Finley, John Fisher, K U Flynn, Wm Ford, John Ford, Smart FugarUo's dill dren, J Fordham Dros Forbes A Go, J T Fowler, Andrew D Freeman, Il ll Francis, W H Francis, John . French, Charles Frazier, R Fulford, Henry Monroe, John Mihi te, J Morrl?, Kev W U Myers, Ccrshon It McCormack, ISiiin'l McCauley, A McDonald, Don? ald McDowell. J Vf McKvoy, John McFiirlcu, SI III con McGrath, D McMnhon, J Mci,aurai, Hst J McKee, John McKclfray, Wm Nelson, Wm Neale, W Nissen, J P North, l?lward Nu m an, (leo U'Drlen, M J Oclrlch, J C Oliver, I* Oliver, Rev R 0 Oldenburg, R H Wannamakcr, T M Wesson, P Wcstcoat, Dr, and James si? mms Westcont.Est Dr Wclskopsky, Kst M I. Wescosl, S O Wetnsckcnlc, S Weiirner, Mas? ter John Wcrtor, John Wharton, (?co Wharton, TJ Whitman, KU born White, Wm J WhlttT. Robert Wise, H W Wlkeman, Mr Wilsen, W W Willis, Sam'l M Wlcngcs, Con? rail M Wilson, KM Wood, Henry II Vining, F Kerbst, Jno D Ziegler. Morita m~ Persons depositing letters in the Postoffloe will please place the stamp near thc upper right hand corner or tho envelope, and thoy will also please to remember thal without ta* Htamp a let? ter cannot be m ail od, bat will be sont to tho Dead Letter Office. 0l)irtB anb ? ur moiling ?oo?s. M ET HING N E Vf A T SCOTT'S STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM THK THE THE THE THK THE THK THF. THE TUE CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION DRACK. DRACK. DRACK. DRACK. DRACK. DRACK. DRACK. DRACK. RILACK. DRACK. This brace, In Its peculiar construction, has all tho advantages ol SUSPENDERS AND SHOULDER DRACES COMBINED. First. It does not disarrange thc Shirt Dosom. Second. It cannot slip off tho shoulders. Third. There ls less strain on Hie buttons ot thc pants than with commom Suspenders. Fourth. Bach section or thc pants can bc adjusted Indepen? dently. Fifth. Dy means or tho Adjustable Back Strap a gent?o or powerful brace oan be ob? tained. Sixth. It attaches tc the panta at the same points that the ordinary Suspender docs. For Bale by E. SCOTT, Dealer In tho Celebrated Star Shirts and Men's Furnishing Goods, MBETINO STREBT, OrrostTK MARKET II AU., Sole Agent ror thc above Brace in Charleston, S. 0. deem PAC O N E ir, o PR I O E I RICE! Jnenrance. T1ROOKL?H LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over.$1,300,000 Issues all kinds Of Life and Endowment Poli? cies. Dividends annually In cash. Only Com? pany having the Definite Guaranteed Surrender Value Plan Policies, world-wide. Second to no Company In the United States for stability, Dbe rallty and economy. Oftlce No. Ul-Broadway, New Tork. CHRISTIAN W. HOOK, President. WILLIAM M. COLS, Secretary. State Agency No. Sb Broad-street, second floor. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted through? out tho State. Apply tn person or hy letter to JAMES G. HOLMES, JR., General Agent for Sooth Carolina. J uly 12 mwfomos _ Gr UARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW TORE. OROANIZEO IN 1859. ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND (FIFTY) 50 PBR CENT. STATEMENT. Polices In force.?25,ooo,ooo Issota. 1,600,000 Annual Income.-. 800,000 Uosaca Paid. i CO, OOO OFFICERS. W. H. PECKHAM, President, ira. T. HOOKER, vice-President. .* L. Mo ADAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent. DIRECTORS. rion. John A. Dix, New York. Hon. James Harper,|Ftrm of Harper A Bros., ex Mayor New York. ut, lohn J. Crane, President Bank Republic. * wm. M. Vermllye, Ranker, (Vermllye St Co.) Jhas. a. Rockwood, Cashier Newark Hanking Company. lion. George Opydyke, ex-Mayor New York. Minot G. Morgan, Hanker. riiomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney St Oo. Qcnj. B. sherman, Treasurer New York Steam Sngar Refining Company. aaron Arnold, Pinn of Arnold, Constable A Oo. menard II. Bowne, Wotmore A Bowne, Lawyers. B. V. nanguwout, Firm B. V. Haughwout St Co. Wm. WBkens, Firm of WBkens St Co. Julius H. Pratt, Merchant. Wm. W. Wright, Merchant. Charles J. Starr, Merchant. winiam Alien, Merchant, Cleo. W. Cuyler, Hanker, Palmyra, N. T. rjeo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. fohn 0. Sherwood, Park Place. Walton H. Pookham, corner Firth Avenne and Twenty-third street. Fd ward H. Wrlgbt, Newark, N. J. deo. W. Farlee, Counsellor. W. L. OOgSWell, Merchant. KEIM St I SSE RT EL, General Agents ror South Carolina and Georgi? o nice No. 40 Broad street, Charleston, 8. o. Dr. T. RBBNSTJERNA. Examining Physician. Jania lyrnao FYOU WANT LITHOGRAPH OHBOK BOOKS, or Lithographing dono in One style, go to HOWARD PERRY, No. 166 Meeting street, opposite Oaarlestoa Hotel, Charles ton, 8. a dodi Smos tlolioay ?oobo. QANARIES! CANARIES! CANARIBS ! FOU CIIUISTMAR PRESENTS. Just i m im ri ni from Germany. COO Ilrst-class Singing CANARIES, GGLDFIKOHES, Ac; also, u lol or Fancy Cages. For mile, ror u short Hine univ, ul No. 1U& King iilrcct. Clim lesion. dec? 2*_._ JJ ? ! POU CHU 1ST M AS* KLEIN'S CHEAP FRUIT STORE ls thc place n- here nil ure pleased. Every thing IH found lhere lu thc best order nnd ut tho most reasonable charges. Ills ilncst Singing Canaries have liccu kept ror Christmas week. Choice Banana* al 40 cents per dozen; Lemons ned Sweet Oranges nt 40 und 60 cents per dozen, LI.d every varlet Y or Fruit al thc lowest rates. Hound seo KLEIN'S CHEAP FRUIT STORE, dec'22 3 King street, above Liberty. MAS CHEEK. "BUT ONCE A YEAR!' TH K KicnasT AND TOB NICKST MINOR FIES MINCE PIES MINCE PIES In the Olly, always on hand or made to order at short notice, ALSO, TURKEYS 0 ama Pastry Iced Cakes, Jellies, Ac. Ac. AT TULLY'S OLD STAND, No. 124 KING STREET, NEAR QUEEN STREET) dec22 6 Q ll II I S T M A S GOODS. FRENCH CHTNA, AT IMPORTER'S COST. DINNER 8F.T8, TEA SETS. CHAMBER SETS, In White and Gold Band. Also, PLAIN WHITE DINNER PLATES, Break? fast Tea and Dessert Plates, Cups and Saucers, Tea Pola, Sugars, Creams, Fiat Dishes, or all sizes, Torreens, and every article to make np and re? pair seta, not only for Christmas, but thc whole year-a rare opportunity. R. H. MCDOWELL, For thc Importer, dcc2l 4_King, corner or Liberty street. ^T No. 215 EAST BAY. F?R SALE DY PAUL, WELCH & BRANDES, 8ELKCTKD EXPRESSLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS, 600 bbla. Prime NORTHERN APPLES Red Baldwins, Spitz, Twenty Ounce, cms Leeks, Ac. 60,000 Florida Oranges 30,000 Weat India Oranges 20,000 Ruatan and Baracoa Cocoanut* 100 boxes Messina and Palermo Lemons 100 boxes Layer Raisins, quarters, halves and wholes 60 kegs Malaga Grnpca IS cases Assorted Smyrna Figs, In baskets, layers, drums, }(, H and 1 lb boxes 10 frails Compressed Dates 60 bbls Fresh Nuts Walnuts, Pecans, Brazils, Filberts, Al? monds 76 cases Assorted Goblet and Tumbler Jel? lies 800 boxes "Astonishing Surprise" Candy OOO boxes Keller's Favorite Package Candles 20 boxes Red and White Rock Candy 60 boxes Assorted Stick and Lump Candy. AND PRUNES Currants Citron Fruits In Syrup Ginger and Lime Joice Cordial ^ Raspberry Vinegar, Ac, Ac. A Fresh Cargo or BANANAS, PINES, Ac, shortly expected. PAUL, WELCH A BRANDES. dccl3 12_ QI - - - - u a a u A 1 n o TO BE HAD FOR TUE NEXT FEW DAYS ?N TOYS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, FANCY BOXES, NOTION8, &c. At OOUTEVENIER BROS., Successors to A. Illing, No. 237 King street. A VISITOR Once said H we only knew where the resident citizens made their purchases there we should get well served. To such we offer A BI RECTORY. The ladles who desire tho latest styles or fash? ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or Braids, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. Thc gentlemen who desire to be presentable In Adonis attire, ror Wigs, Go to M- A A. ASHTON. All who desire the best German Colognes, Go to U. 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 ono who desires good Hair Brushes or Combs, 00 to M. A A. ASHTON. Of necessity all who require a good Tooth Bruah, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. For genuine Talo de Venis, all must Go to M. A A. ASHTON. For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all Go to M. A A. ASHTON. In fact, all who require genuine goods from the following houses : Society Hygi?nique, 1 . Bailey's, 1 . Lubln's, -g Atkinson's, g Oowdray's, 5 OoaneU's, -a Plver, ~ Lowe A Sons, g Guerlain, o Yardley, -J Henry A Demaraon, Rowlands A Sons, ^ rGowland, J? Ai also. Venia Gooda In their UDO from every reputable manufacturer in tue Slates, Go to M. A A. ASHTON, No. 240 King street, Five doora from Market street, novl mw furrios .fine Arts. THE HABEL STREET BAZAAR, (orpoem THE STNAOOOOE,) CHBOMOS! CHROMOS ! CHROMOS 1 CHROMOS 1 CHROMOS 1 CHROMOS ? * CHBOMOSI CHBOMOS! CHROMOS ! The largest assortment of FRAMED CUR OM O 8 Ever seen In Charleston. moi mox FIFTY CENTS TO TWENTY DOLLARS. FIFTY CENTS TO TWENTY DOLLARS. FIFTY CENTS TO TWENTY DOLLARS. mw The Public are Invited to ran and ex? amine dec?l A. C. KAUFMAN, BROKER, No. 26 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, B. C. SOUTHERN SECURITIES of every description, viz: un cur re ni Rank Notes, State, City and Rail? road Stocka, Bonds and Coupons, bought and sold on commission. ALSO, GOLD AND 8ILVKR COIN. Orders solicited and promptly executed. Prises Current issued weekly and forwarded gratuitously to any point on application as above. Attention jlvea to tho purchase and sale of Real Baut?. dec?s mwf ftmoiMO SVnction Sales--?his Elim Hj J. & W. KNOX, No. ia? M r ? 11 H g nt ree?. JA PAN KSK COODS, SINTABLK FOR Christmas present*. ?'in ?en nt their store, THIS DAY, commencing nt IS o'clock, An invoice of Reautinil Japanese FANCT BOX KS, Watch Challis, Kites, Ar. ilei'24 By WM. M oKAY. FURNITURE Ol'A FAMILY LEAVING thc elly. TIMS DAY, Friday, nt io o'clock, at No. i:to Meei mi; street. COOK INC STOVES, Christmas Presents, Ac. ilecJt_ Uy J. & W. KNOX. ELEGANT SELECTION OF RICH AND Dcslrnhle Articles, suited for Ilolhhiy Olds. Wo Will sell THIS KV UN I NU, nt No. 210 Km? fltrcct, nenr Market, Tho following iniiROlficctit collection of Fancy Articles, <oiuprising: DRESSING CASKS, Writing Desks. Portfolios, Chess, Backgammon anil Cribbage llonnls. Work, (.love anil Handkerchief Boxes, Willow lluskcln and Chairs, Opera Classes. Caril Cases, Powder Poxes, Jewelry, Soap, Perfumery, and a variety of superior articles designed for presen is. Terms cash. der.24 Ry MILKS DRAKE. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, TOYS, HATS, Ac, Ac THIS MORNING, at lOolclock, I will sell al my Store, corner of King and Liberty streets, 24 Heavy OVEIlCOATS 24 Fine Frock Coats 00 Casslmcrc and Satinet Sack Coala 24 Cusalmcrc and Fancy Vests 250 pairs Casslmcrc and Satinet Pants NUIIIAS, Scarfs. Hoods, Chlld'H Wool llootces, Ladles' litack Chili) Sacks, Misses' nnd Children'H Balmoral Hosp, Ladies' and Cent's Holser v, Lace Handkerchiefs. Heidin and Kid Cloven, Wax Dolls, Fancy boxes, Rubber Hulls, Tov SlclghR, Pincer Ringa, Linen Thread, Crowley Spool Thread, Ac. ALSO, 25 cases, 150 dozen. Men's and Doy's Kelt mid Wool HATS. dcC24 ^Auction Snlcs--future Daps. Bj LOWNDES & ORIHHALL. 1>ESIDIiN0E, ARCHDALE STREET, Xl Will bc sold, TUKSDA Yr Jan nar v 4th. 1870. at thc Old 1'oalotllce, nt ll o'clock. That elegant 11RICK RESIDENCE, on thc went aldo of Archdale street, one door north of Mana zinc st rcot. known as No. 21. Thc House contains nix large upright rooina, pantry, dressing rooms, Ac, with doable piazzas to tho South. Lot meas? ures about 50 feet Trout by about 150 reel deep. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one mid two years, secured by bond and mortgage. Properly to be Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. dcc24fwthtu 4 By LOWNDES & WHI M HA LL. LOTS IN SUMMERVILLE. Will bc sold, on TUKSDAY, January 4th, 1870, at the old I'ostofllce. Charleston, nt ll o'clock, Four One BU ll.? I NU LOTS In ibo Town or Sum? merville, within a few minutes walk of tho depot, measuring four acres each. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two years, Recured by bond and mortgage. Purchas? ers to pay for papers and stnmpa. Flat may be seen at our office. dec24f2tu 1 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Ry permission of Hon. Ocorge Buist, Judge of Probate, will bc sold al Public Salo, on WED? NESDAY, thc 6th day of January next, at the plantation of thc late S. W. Williams, St. James', Goose Creek, All tho HORSES, Mules, Cuttle,! Hogs, Sheep, Wagons, Carl, Blacksmith's Tools, Household Furniture, Corn, Peas. Fodder and other Provi? sions and movables-thc property of thc said In testate. FREDBRICK CONNER, dec23c3? Administrator. EFE ll EE*S SALE. Ry virtue of a decree of the Court of Common Pleas, for the Fourth circuit or thc Stat? of South Carolina, allthag in Bqalty in tho caso or Morris K. Jcaup ot al, va. thu Wilmington nod Manchester Railroad Company, et al, wUTtfc sold at Public Auction, at thc door ol tho Court? house In Wilmington, In thc State or North Caro? lina, at ll o'clock A. M., on WEDNESDAY, thc Mil day or January, 1870, All that portion of the WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD which Iles within the Slate of South Carolina, with all the HOLLINO STOCK, Equipments, Depots. Workshops, Materi? als, and everything pertaining thereunto, to? gether with all the rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances, as set forth and more particu? larly deacrlbco^ja the several mortgages men? tioned lo tho proceedings. The terms of the salt aro eau": |1 ? ' )nds of thc Company secured by the mortu mentioned Dr tho reporto? the apo.lui reforci nd flied In the case, to be accepted rrom '.hu. ..chaser pro rata as part payment in the ordere priori'? es? tablished by the repo t; provided tl .' .ho same rateable proportion ol casi i ni tn for thc othor bonds or the asm . ' Ry not tn thc bands or the purchaser: inn . overcoats charges and expenses'! shuter mao to pay for papers. w * ... , .NOLL, : er.la Referee. Charleston, 18th Nov-!.:: . >\\> QOMMI8SIONEl.'o SALE. By virtue of a decree of thc Conrt of Equity of thc Connty of New Hanover, or the State or North Carolina. In the ?ase of Morris K. Jesun, et al, vs. tho Wilmington and Manchester Rail? road Cnmnnnv. et ai. Michael Pronto*. CnmmlB sloncr, duly appointed b/ the Court, will nell at Public Auction, at tho door of tho Courthouse, In Wilmington, in tho ?tate or North Carolina, at ll o'clock, A. M., on WEDNESDAY, the 5lh day of January. 1870, All that portion or the WILMINGTON AND MAN CHESTER RAILROAD which Iles within the State ol North Carolina, with all the rolling stock, equip? ments, depots, workshops, materials and every? thing thereunto pertaining, together with all thc rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances, as set fm io and more particularly described In the several mortgages ur cut lo ned In thc pro? ceedings. Terms of sale are cash. Tho bonds of tho said Company, secured by the three first mortgages, to wit: Hie mortgage to Edward Sandford, dated May i, IHM; the second mortgage to Edward Sandford, dated March 1, 185?, and the mortgage to Ocorge W. Dargan, dated t UQ imo of April, 1*55, ahab bc accepted in full attftail payment, ucenrdiner tn the priority of bald raQfgagca; sud the bonds of thc said Com? pany, secured by the mortgage to thc said Morris K. Jesup, shall be accepted pro rata as part pay? ment In thc order of priority established in said mortgage. M. CRONLY, Commissioner. Wilmington, N. C. novie tufl5wl ?U io edin nc ono. IF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE In Fine Stylo and at Reasonable Rates, go to EDWARD FERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston. 8. C. dee.14 (linns m F. CHUPEIN, DENTIST, . OVTICK HO. 375 KtKO 8THKKT, novis emos 2_J_._ IF YOU WANT THE CELEBRATED CARTER'S WRITING aad COPY1NO INK combined, go to EDWARD PERRY. Ko. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, ft. C._doc!4 Omos JUST RECEIVED AT QOUTEYENIER D ROT ll BRR, ' flUOOKSSORB TO A. ILLINO, FELT CARPETING 1? yards wide. dcclO _ c LOTH IN G , TAILORING AVD FURNISHING GOODS. MRNKE A MULLER, No. 335 KINO BTIIIT, Three Doora below Liberty street. nave Jost received and opened a largo and fin's assortment of Men's Youths' and Boy's CIXVTU INO, FURNisiHNO HOODS, Ac. Consisting of Elegant OVERCOATS, Business and Dress Suits, Wmie and Colored Shirts, Underwear Coeds, Ac, English and Domestlo Half Hose, Alexander's and Couvlslcr's Kid Gloves, Buckskin, Doeskin, Calfskin; Cloth, Cassi m ero, Twcod; Silk and Thread Glove?, Unen and Paper Collars, Cravats, Neck Hes, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Ac Also, a large and well assorted atook of BROAD? CLOTH, CASSI M KKK, DOESKIN, BEAVER CLOTH, Ac, ? largo variety or th* new style Panta and Vest Patterns, which wo orfer lo sell by piece, yard or pattern, or mako up into garments bj measure, in tho latest styles. Our stock has been selected with groat eare, and prices marked very low, In plain ligures. Being confident thal wo oan offer inducements unoquallod by any other house, we solicit buyers ki our line to give na a call before purohaalng elsewhere. All orders will receive our prompt and very careful attention. EtsMr? satisfaction ll ?^?r*at*ed. oetll rn? rs ra os QUiction Saleo--.future Puyo. Hy I). V. IM?IXOTTO & SON. VALUABLE li li AL ESTATE AT AUCTION. itv vin un of un onlor of sa.e. to mc directed, liy the lion. George & Bryan. Judge of tho Untied states iii .'rici Court for ino District of Mouth Carolina. ? will infer lor Kale ni publia Auction, on MONDAY, l!ic3d day vf January, 1870, nf tho Courthouse, tu thc cuy of columbia, nt to o'clock, All thal I ?OT, PIECE OU l'A KORI. Ol' LANI), with thc building und all bricks and niulcrinl rc luitlniuK thereon, situate, lying mid being in the City of i'o? o mi o.i, nuil sb unie arorcftnid, and des? cribed in a convey ance thereof, from John J. Klusler, to Itenjatuiu K. Kvans A llurvcj Cogs? well, tinted lite 2'Jih day of August A. I)., IR'KJ, recorded lu ibo Mcsno Convoyuuoo olllec, Richland District, In Hook lt. p. 420. ns all thal Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land, containing Hirco acres mid a half of an ne.ro or laud, bo tho sumo more or less. Hilualcd In Hie City or Col.bia, nuil hounded on thc north by Lady sired, and on Hie south by Gervais sired, mid on tho weal bj Huger street, and on thu cast lu part, by Pulaski street, and lu purl by Hannah and Amoila Uugg's land. Thc name to bo sold free from all lien or encum? brance. Terms or Sale-Ono third canh; tmlnnco on a credit or one, two and Hirco years, secured by bond or purchaser, hearing interest at tho rate o'f seven pur cent, per annum from tho day of ?ale, payable niinuuHy, und mortgage or premises. 1'iirchaser to pay assignee for pnpors and stamps. O. HERBERT SASS. Assignee or Kvans A Cogswell. OKKICB OK THK RKUISTRAR IN RANKROTTOY.1 CU A ll I.K.I I'ON, S. 0. ( Pursuant to thc order or thc court in tho shove ease, not leo ls hereby given to all creditors nimm? ing any Hon upon thc property above denoribed, toc?me In nnd prove their claims, before me, on or indore Hie Ural Monday In January, A. IL, 1BT0, in default thereof to bc forever barred from and or thc name. JULIUS C. CARPKNTKR, dccl3 mwfio Registrar. QVuciioncere' IJihuiu- Salee, &c. By" mJTSON LEE. ^T PRIVATE SALE HICKORY HILL PLANTATION, containing 4000 ncres, more or less, or which nbnut 800 acres arc cleared. This place ls situated 48 miles from marient on, on the old Stale Hoad; |H healthy all thc year, and th" landa are Orat-claaa for growing colton and prosa .. ns. The Plantation la thor? oughly HctHed, wini a residence or 0 rooms, lathed and plastered, willi Are plaoes In eaoh, glnhousc and screws, barns, accommodations for 50 orerators, and, in fact, ail buildings neces? sary tn a first-class Colton Plantation. To any party desiring to embark In planting operations a desirable investment ls hore offered. Terms mado to suit purchasers. Apply at No. 2 Broad street, Charleston, 8. C. ?Iec2i tun nao SALE HY TRUSTEE8, UNDER ATJ THORITY OF THK COURT OP EQUITY. AT.jTBtVATB BALK? AN KL KG A NT MANSION AND MF LUNDI D GROUNDS. Will bc sold at Private Salo that elegant HOUSE at tho oorner or Blake and Drake streets, with all Hie aurroundlng gardon and spacious grounds. This ia one of tho most complete and beautiful establishments In Charleston, commanding a One view of thc harbor, and embracing a large extent or grounds, thickly Bot with trees or every de acriptlon, forest, fruit and flowers, all soleotod and disposed with thc utmost caro and tasia. Tho House ls large and commodious, containing fonrlccn rooms, admirably arranged, with doubla piazzas on tho south, with a fine largs KU thoa and all other necessary outbuildings. In addl?on to this, there another Dwelling House on v.;? premises, situate on tho northeast corner, suitable for a small family. Tho Lol measures four hundred (400) feet front on Drake street by about two hundred and eighty (280) feet in depth on Blake street. To any person wishing to establish himself la a handsome residence, with a dite gardon and spacious walks and grounds, thc above properly presents a rare opportunity. ALSO, A body or MA usn LAND, on the cast of Bar street, separated from the above properly by Bay street, embracing six hundred (800) feet from north to sonth by throe hundred (soo) feet from east lo west, on the weal side or the Northeastern Railroad. Also, another body or Marsh Land, lying east or said road, containing - feat. For further particulars and teraas apply to WARDLAW A OARBW. Purchasers to pay W. A C. for papers. decs wf_ _ ? 4s?fftttC& ?0OOB, Sit. T> ERFUMERIES ANO TOTT. P. T A RTTOLES. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN EXTRACTS. SOAPS Pomades Tollot Waters Pun* Boxes Toilet Sets, Ac, Ac Hair, Tooth, Cloth and Nail BRUSHES Ivory, Shell and BnfTulo Combs -Jean Marie Farina , Violets Dcmarson's, and A.IMA R'S PREMIUM COLOGNE WATERS. At AIM AR'S, No. 4?? King, _ dcc2Q 13_Oorner Vanderhorat atroeL QOMPLETE SETS OP PINE CDT GLASS DECANTERS, WINES, CHAMPAGNES, Cordials, Finger Bowls, Tumblers and Goblet?, ron BAI.H BY WILLIAM O. WHILDEN A CO., So. 256 King Street, oornor Beanfaln. deco .y^lLLIAM G. WHILDEN ? CO. UAVI ron SALB LEATHER RETICULES, TRAVELLING BAOS, Purses, Pocketbooks and Portemonnaies, suitable for Christmas Presents, at Ko. 265 KINO STREET, CORNER BEAU FAIN. deco_ A FINE ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES, CHATELAINS, VEST CHAINS, brooches. Earrings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Ac, FOR BA LB BY WILLIAM a. WHILDEN A CO., S'o. 256 King Street, oorner Boaufaln. deco _ Y^ILLIAM G. WUILDEN ? CO. Have for thc Holidays a rich assortment of VASES, TOILET PETS, CUPS AND SAUCERS, And Fancy Doods. Ko. 255 KINO STREET, CORNER BRAUFAIN. decs --- SILVER TABLE RINGS, FRUIT KNIVES SUGAR SPOONS, >ind a variety of Fancy Surer for tho Holidays, FOR .IALB BY WILLIAM 0. WHILDEN h CO.. s'o. 255 King Street, eorner Beanfaln. deco_ pARIAN, WEDGEWOOD, HAVRE FRENCH CHINA AND GRANITE WARB, IND IN BTSRY VABIBTY, FOB BALI BT WILLIAM O. WHILDEN A CO., No. 266 King Street, oorner Boaufaln. deco_ QILVER AND PLATED TEA SETS, BUTTER DISH KS, CORDIAL STANDS, Castors, Cups, Strawberry Dishes, Ac., Ac.r HM BXniBITlON AND FOHfls.LB AT WILLIAM 0. WHILDBN A 00.'S, Ko. 266 King Street, corner Beaafalo. deco