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CITY AFFAIKS. To Ora CITY SUBSCRIBERS.-V.'e beg that ar 7 or our city subscribers who fall to receive their papers promptly and regularly, will report j the fact at once to this office. We i awe been com? j pelled to change two of THE NEWS c .rrlcrs, and j there may be some confusion in delivering .the napers for several days to come. We will, of j course, cheerfully make good uDy omissions that aiay occur. ._ Meetings Tilts Day. Typographical Union, at half-past 7 P. M. Tyre Lodge, at 7 P. M. Auction Sales This Day. Wm. McKay will sell at 12 o'clock, at Toot of \ Wentworth street, a nat. THE MEETINGS of Charleston Typographical Union, No. 43, will be bein hereafter at Hibernian Hali, and not Masonic Hall, as formerly. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-T h e District Court adjourned yesterday'to meet in Columbia on Monday, the 2Sth instaat. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER yesterday at Joseph Blackman's drug store, No. 39 .Broad street: 8 o'clock, 54; io, 57; 12, 58; 2, 58; 4, 57; 5, *4; 8, 5L _^ LVA. NEW CHARACTKR.-Mr. Charles I. Day, the business manager of Miss Laura Keene's Com? pany, will make his appearance to-morrow In a new character-as author of a thrilling serial, oalled "Alice Drayton ; or, The Backwoods Beauty," to be published in the Sunday Times. jr -. THE LUE MONUMENT.-We hope that it will be born tn mind by every b - dy that in the churches throughout the South a col ection win be taken up to-morrow (Sunday) morainz^Npvei?^ar. 27, for the purpose of erecting a monument to perpet? uate the memory of that djtottngulsued. Christian J. soldier, General Robert Ejiee. . --?f ?-'.,. CLEARANCE FROM BREMERHAVEN.-BJ the latest mail dates received,'we learn, that the. Bre? men bark Kepler cleared ap Bremerhaven on-the 0th November for this port with -aa .assorted cargo. This would seem to Indicate that the blockade was not very strict on the German coast. ; . ' ?Si T_ s* j ST. PAUL'S, RADCUFKEBORO'.- There . waa a very fair congregation at this church on Thanks .giving Day, whe. an admirable sermon wis preached by the rector, the Rev. Jam?s n. Elliott, fro? the following text: "In -everything give thanks, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerningyon." , . RE3?ONAT?ON OF HUBBARI).-A Radical paper says that Chief Constable Hubbard tendered his resignation to the Governor and th<tt lt waa at once accepted. The reason assigne ! for this rup? ture was "abusive language" used by Hubbard towards several State officers and gent lernen In Columbia. D&ATS OP CAPTAIN FREDERICK BURROWS. We are pained to announce the death of Captain Frederick Burrows, which occurred last night about 10 o'clock. Captain Burrows had long beerrj ldenUfljd^wjr^ith ^ntt&afcMn^TW^ ?emees wl?l take plac?^?-morrc-w, at Trinity (M. E.) Church. NUISANCE.-Residents of the neighborhood complain loudly and Justly or the terrible st at e/? f the sidewalk on King street, between Calhoun and Vanderhorst. The pavement ls mach-broken and foll of holes, and as c i ty j?ojmc? .seems 'de-.: termlned that neither or the thtwswifctramps ni. that locality shall ever be lighted, perambu latlon tn;that section ls boih difficult and dangerous. CAS ES ,-BEFORE j TUB UNITED STATES COM? MISSIONER YESTERDAY.-Preston Jackson, ar? rested for voting- under age, in s\ Paul's Parish, was. examined and hound over to appear before the court tn January. Five men, who were arrested for resisting the United States marshal while lu the discharge or j ? his duty, in St. Paul's Parish, wer committed to jail to await trialln^annsiry next. . FUNERAL OF THE LATE MCMILLAN KINO-. jtjef$ajj$r?lL service s of this highly esteemed gen? tleman tji?QX place, yesterday morning", at the ScotcTTTresbyterian Chur b, Rev. Dr. Forrest, the pastor, officiating. There was a large attend? ance -or t tte. tri ends and relatives of the deoeased, of the deniers of the bar, and of-his old com ?adas inane-Confederate army. Messrs. Theodore G. Barker, James R. Pringle, Jr., Charles R. Miles, Dr. Henry Horlbeck, Henry Frost and Henry E. Seabrook-acted- as pall-bearers. The body rests tn the family vault In the yard of the church. ". 3?vO 831 . ': ? ? ;J?KJ? IRON STE.tM.suIP VIRGINIA.PURCHASED POR THE PHlLADBLPTlIA-'AND CHATtWEST?/ ETRE. Mesjgrs. Cl/de, of Phil ?dei ph i a Pe'zer, Rodgers A Co., of our city, and others, lia ve united In the purchase or the -Al lion steamship Virginia, boJjt in Scotland, In 1864, and.-for two years past rtt^ssfnliy~emplbyed on the New York and Gal? veston ste im line. She will be at once placed on the route between Philadelphia and Charles'on, salting from the former port to-day, on her first voyage to Charleston. The Virginia ls built of j (ron, 180 feet long, 2d feet beam and 17 feet deep, and has brought up .'rom Galveston to New York lioo bales of cotton, on a draft of 10 feet. She has cabin accomodation for si passengers, and lain all respects well adapted to th"* Philadelphia and Charleston trade. The public can now count with certainty upon the regular dispatch of steam? ships from Philadelphia and Charleston every Saturday, and as a consequence freights will seek toe shortest-sea tine ta and from the Quaker City. Mr. Wm. A Courtenay ls the agent of the | Philadelphia steamers. CLUBS AND STAR?.-Several young men Who bad been arrested for shooting, within the city limits, and had their guns taken away, were dis? charged with a reprimand and their guns re? turned, the evidence chowing that they had on* Intentionally offended. Mary Collins, arrested for vagrancy, was sent j to the House of- Correction for thirty days. Frank Middleton was arrested, yesterday, for stealing several chickens from Dr. Fitch In Smith street. He ls held over for examination to-day. ! James Brown was arrested and lodged tn the defective's offloe/yeeterday ni ming, by Officers Burke ar-d Davis, for larceny or several ooats, panw, Ac., from Mr. Alexander, In King' street. A bflfck coat, belonging to Mr. Alexander, was recovered at the same time from Brown, who ls held for examination. Thomas Wilson has been committed to jail by Trial Justice J. G. Mackey to await his trial at the -next term of tba Court of General Sessions, charged with stealing sails from the sloop Chi? co ra. and an anchor from another boat, the whole valued at $35. Carrie Wilson, of Elliott street, arrested jester, day for disorderly conduct, was sent to jail for thirty days. Henry Drain, an old offender, was arrested for general lawlessness, and gave hall to appear be? fore Trial Justice J. G. Mackey on Monday morning. Hotel Arrival?-November 35. . - PAVILION HOTEL. H. Leland, -South Carolina; James B. Mor? rison. Sumter; L. A. Harper, South Carolina; C. G. Alford, Thomson. Ca.; Mrs. P. K?le, J. W. Ri? ley, Jacksonville; H. Andrews, wife and three children, Blanton. CHARLESTON HOT KL. O. W. Rowan, Philadelphia: F. Humbert, Gra? hamville; P-ederick W. Fos , New York; E. G. Bast man, Florida; Wm. M. Wallace, B. F. Jenkins. Philadelphia; H. M. cot Un g ham, Atlanta; Wm. M. Bodes; Baltimore; John B. Moore and wife, Mas? ter M. De Veaux Moore, stare-bury; Oimerv Thayer, New York; J. S. Henderson, P. Furlong, Covington; E. D. Moore, S. Hirsch, New York; L. Lebermann, Philadelphia; s. Tuschet, New York. MILL? H008E. .Artnur Parker, New York; H. G. Allen, Oneida Circular; Henry Sturges, Qultraaa; Mrs S. B. Abaran I child, W. H. Aar?", D. H. Showers and wife. New York; His. B. G. Whitaker and child, WaUamsport; A. G. Goodwin, wire and chili; Som h Carolina; H. F. Bittier, Marlon; J. B. Fad ter, New~Yo?;^Rowtery Miller, Shanghai; J. B. watter. H na land. - CRUMBS_There is a dangerous hole in the asphalt sidewalk on Wentworth street, between St. Philip and Glebe. 'i il.': ! Quite an excitement was created in Hasel street, near thc Postotuce, yesterday morning, by the frantic endeavors of some colored boys to catch a runaway or ra-her. a flowuaway canary. I Many c jmplatuts are made of the negligence of (the chimney contractors for the lower wards. The board orcoanty commissioners have quali? fied, and arc now ready to receive the bonds of the public officers lately elected. Mr. Haigh', the aitent tor stone A Murrays cir? cus, ls ia thc city, makin?; preparations for the exhibition of thc circus, which takes place early iu December. The harbormister's office has beeu removed to So. ll Exchange street. The Hiverniau Hall ls being prepared for Skiff & Gaylord's ministr?is, who open there on Thursday. I next. _^_ BALLOON MAIL.- A private letter was re? ceived yesterday In this < Hy, whicU came out from Paris by the regular balloon mall. The let? ter, which ls dated November 6th, is written on thc third and fourth pages of a sheet of good sized note paper; the first and second pages of which serve as a newspaper, and contain six closely printed columns of the latest war and political uewa. The writer of the letter says that the Parisians suffer no Inconvenience from the siege, excepting that fresh meat and vegetables are rather scarce. Every confidence ls expressed that Paris will be able to hold out for some time, but the people are discouraged by the failure of the authorities at Tours to break through the German lines.- lt is feared, therefore, that Paris may share thc fate of Metz. The most surprising thing about the letter is tho celerity with which lt reached its destination. Nineteen days from Par s to Charleston, considering the uncertainties of balloon travelling, and the natural Irregularity of the French postal service, is what may be called i;double-quick time." THE NEW CUSTOMHOUSE.-The work on this flc?6dllding has lately been renewed with In? creased energy under the Inspiriting Influence of the appropriation lately made for lt by Congress; and. under thc indefatigable superintendent, Mr. T. H^.Oakshott, we can at last look forward to the complet um. or the edifice. The appropri?t lon, which wa?loutaaed by the united efforts of Messrs. Sawyer abd Bowen, at the Federal capital,' amounted -to $325,090, and will gd far towards fin? ishing ^the.work, which has been al a stand-still so long. To have finished the building in the styMlu w&ich it was begun would have required over a million of dollars, and under the pre? sent straitened allowance the original plan wai haye do.:.of????*lderably modified, and In some parts entlrdyxfianged. The two .large por? ticoes on the north and south si les of the build? ing are to be left out altogether, and in. their places a simple balustrade will run around the square on the basement, upon which they were to have been erected. Tne dome dr cupola on the root will also be much smaller, and changed ir^ other respects from the deslgns^r'thajarchltect. On the east andVjjvest si les. however, the porti? coes are to be .completeJ according to the mag? nificent designs furni*hedj$and particularly the west one, front?n g on East Bay. There will be grey, difficulty in obtaining marble to match that already used lu eteo?ng the building, and in .order to complete gefront on East Bay, as orlgi* ..?ally intended, .th)? marble columns taken I rom '4Dfl;rest'or theJ)5ifl'diug willbe used, j A Urge'd errick ls now in operation raising the huge-sucilons of columns to their resting place at Hie top or tito magniflcient night of steps on the west point, and the stone cutting is going on briskly nuder the tent In the yard. One sectlou of a column'was raised yesterday, and ff ve more are : ready to be put in place. The work is but begun, and;I?'?t?r mostly preparatory. When lt gets w?n underway, over two hundred workmen*will be employed on different parts ofthej building. Most of the marble which has been lying around the yard since the breaking out of the late war, was round to be considerably'damaged bj the shelling, and will have to be refuted before it can be used. The stone on hand ls by no means suf? ficient to finish the building, and If a new supply of this and another appropriation ls obtained, the new Customhouse will be ready In about two years. On the wharf, in the rear of the building, the work of rebuilding aud repairing is bring pushed vigorously- forward. The smithies" are busily worked from Jay to night, and In the dock the dredging machine, la digging jip the mud at a fu? rious rate. The .busy scene at least ls a vast Im? provement on the late silliness that pervaded the lot, and we only hope that .the-wprkj atwell be? gun, wilpbe kytjinpnjfl'fEe completion/ THE BAVEXPORX BROTHERS-AX . - EXPOSE. J TO THE EDmMJfTHB NEWS. It ls.ast?nisj^?that a community ao se? reu My conservative.and eminently Intellectual as that of Charleston should allow itself to be befud? dled by perf ?nn.iuees so easily exp'ained and un? derstood as those..of thc Davenport ^Brothers.. Sci?noe-has trie-solution of the ?cemmg- riddle at its finger-ends, and you must not for a-moment Imagine that any one of thc score of physicians who were present at the several cxbibltibnscouid not have promptly Informed! ?you concerning these strange causes and efiects. \ They are very ranitUar to thc profession. 1 I saw through the phcnomen?at once; and now that the Brothers have departed. I have no hesi? tation In statlug that"anybody blessed'with the usual bones and .muscles, who wilt follow the in? structions given bel -w, will be ?bte, to endnre as much cord and discord as was done by these seeming genii of the evil spirit. ?'. First, lee me onservc thane mechanical appli? ances are necessary beyond jv,ten grain dose of* blue mass an?^Llt-! proper depletion of the max lllafy extremities of nRMflHhff? major mus?les.. This wilLaecure the- necessary elasticity of tho gomphosis and .perichondriumj^fhereby specific gravity seems to be overcome, andean ocular de luslon ls created on- the part of ?no anu?atea. The Davenport Brothers tjiejnse?yibs io not deny, that the phenomenal phase or the mystery ls due to the co-relation between theaclntellant psycho? logists of the peripheral -extremity of the nu dulla obiongata, and the sublobular. exoetosls of the m nor forces latent in the metacarpal ex? tremities. A voluntary pcrlsiui;;., action ls thus produced; .whHh results in a prc Ictermlne.l, in? termittent bs?eo-muscular contraction-and re? leases the physical economy from Its ligaments. ' Whether through inductive/.ratiaol?a:.dr by in? tentional perception from,a subjective standpoint, it makes no difference., I hope yon catch the idea To Illustrate: The cscoccygiV and astralagl be? ing firmly fastened, elective affinity 'is at once established betwee?nh?'cWeb?li?ffi and tendon ' acbillls, and .between the longitudinal sinus of the dura miter and tne'sup?rc?llt?ry^excresences of the phalanges. The motor force now being ap p led latero-diaphragm?tioaily: occas! ms a tan? gential procedure of'will-power, which dlverglne; from the pancreatic-gland 'through the internal pereosteum, reacher the flexor alfgltorum, v.'hwce lt ls Immediately refracted upon the "lamdoldal satire;of the occiput, oa the serrafd edges of which lt ls momentarily held in biological abey? ance until lt meets a counters-current of rectan? gular volition, acting objectively through the (n unminata and' thyroid foramen. At the-point or contact these currents are- -uervp-yltally blended, and resolve themsel vee 'ratio cel?utar oviform cor? puscles, which are tran n-ersely con .reved through the mucous membrane of the epidermis; by the usual process of echymosls, and then reacting through the sarcophagus, produoe an antiphlogis? tic effect upon the digits, which eaable them to recede easily from the ropes. (Vile Humboldt, Prof. Bache, Verd', A. Ward, aqd the Patent Office Reports.) Following the above directions, anybody may accomplish these amusing reata. A PROFESSIONAL SUBSCRIBXB. p. S. 1 have submitted this description to Major Willis, who went Into the cabinet with the Brothers, the other night, and he says lt la all trna That If this .theory, does not expiara the phenomena, what in thunder does lt explain* Ergo, lt must be right. TRI ff UTE T?O?. THE XE MOBY Of GEORGE A. RODGERS. ', -At the regular monthly meeting, of the puce nix Fire Engine company, held on'the even lng of the 18th instant; the following preamble and ret elations were unanimously adopted: . Death, thecommon lot of all, has removed from our midst a highly cherished and esteemed mem? ber. George A. Rodgers ls no more. During the period of his active membership, he was always to be found at hts post, never shrinking from the most arduous and dangerous outies, Outperform? ing them with a zeal and eagerness that at all times peculiarly characterized him. He remained on the active roll of the company until that in? vidious disease, consumption, had laid Us relent? less hand upon him, and then only had his name transferred to the contributing roll, thereby keep? ing up and continuing his connection with us. What was mortal of him has been consigned to the bosom of the earth, where all must lie to? gether, when life's fitful fever Is over. Therefore, be lt Resolved, That in the death of George A. Rodgars this Company mourns the loss of a good and useful member, one who at all times toot a lively Interest, in Its weirare. Resolved, That we tender to the bereaved family of the deceased our most profound sympathy and condolence in their affliction. Resolved, That a page m onr minute book be appropriately inscribed to his memory. Received. That these proceedings bc published lu the DAM.Y Nrvfs and Courier, and that a copy of the same be sent to his family. Extract from the minutes. A. G. MAORATH, JB., Secretary Phoenix F E. Co. BUSINESS NOTICES. A NEGLECTED 0 o u a H, COLD OR SORB THROAT, which might be checked by a simple rememy, like "Brown's Bronchial Troches," allowed to progress may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and Consumptive Coughs "the Troches" are used with advantage, giving oftentimes Immediate relief. Singers and public speakers wUl lind them also excellent to clear the voice and render articulation wonder? fully easy. Sold wholesale by Dowle, Moise A Da? vis, Charleston, S. C. CHEAP PIANO.-A rare opportunity to obtain a new plano or excellent make at a sacrifice is offered by the auction sale of Mr. Wm. McKay, which ls advertised m another column. Two splendid pianos, sent to compete for the premi? ums at the Columbia fahr, bnt delayed on the way until too late for exhibition, will be sold, and can doubtless be obtained for half their value. . :-; ' :'.?". PANTS-Cut, Made arid Trimmed at $2 50 per pair, at O. E. A A. S. JOHNSON'S. noT?i thar CHROMOS ! H CHEAP" CHROMOS ! - Ease street Bazaar and Ko. 181 King street, novm-e THE SINGER NEW FAHILT SEWING MACHINE will make a splendid holday present. Easy terms. State agency No. 1ST King street. nov25-31 MARK YOUR CLOTHING 1-Order your Stencil Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. oct ll-rs FRAMES ! FRAMES ! FRAMES !-AT REDUCED PRICKS i 1 AT REDUCED . PRICES I-For Photo? graphs and Imperial Cards-the greatest variety ever seen in this city-the Ladles are especially Invited to call at No., 161 King street, or at the Hasel street Bazaar. ?octl4-fs WRITING DESKS AND PORTFOLIOS, one dollar each-Hasel street Bazaar, and No. 161 King street. ' ocut-fs ACADEMY OF MUSIC SALOON.-A Hot Lunch every day from ll to l o'clock.^Oysters served In every style, day and night. J. P. HORBACH, oct27-lmo ' Proprietor. RUSTI? GOODS! RUSTI? GOODS!-Side and corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel Street Bazaar and No. lol King street. octis ATTKNTION, TOURISTS.-Stereoscopic views of Charleston and vicinity, at No. 161 King street, or at the Hasel street Bazaar. - novl2 ?Tcro tfnbUciUions. ^NUSUAL ATTRACTION'S AT FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. We have recently made large and valuable ad? ditions to our stock of Miscellaneous, Theological, Sunday School and Juvenile BOOKS. We are now prepared to furnish Sunday Schools with Library Books, Catechisms Hymn BOOKS, Music Books, Sunday School Cards aud other requisites from all me Publishing Societies, embracing the Amer? ica!) Sunday school Cnlon, the American Tract Society. American Baptist Publishing Society, Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Onion and Church Book Society, Lend .rn Religious Tract So clety. London Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, Ac ftc Our Stationery Department has been replenished, aud we are now selling French, English and American Note and Letter Papers and Envel? opes at unusally low prices. Wedding Note Papers, cards and Envelopes, of . the newest styles. ? English and French Initial Papers-new and beautiful designs, at reduced prices. Visiting Cards-primed in various styles. A Uuve and varied assortment or pocket and other Diaries for 1871. Photogrs ph Albums, Writing Albums. Autograph Albums-our varieties of these beautiful art?? lleles are unsurpassed and cheap. Writing Desks, Writing Cases and Portfolios, em? bracing every variety of styles, from $1 up to $20. JUVENILE BOOKS.-Especial attention has been given to our Juvenile Department. Our as sor, mont ls unusually large, and great care bas been taken to select good books for thc young of all Hges. BIBLES AND PRATER BOOKS. A large stock of English, Family and Pocket Bl b es and Episcopal Prayer Bo* ks, embracing all the new editions and styles of binding. The prices of Bibles and Pra> er Books have been greatly reduced. Our stock offers as large a variety as eau be had, and at the re? duced prices. We are now receiving onr stock of HOLIDAY BOttKS, comprising all the varieties of the sea? son, together with the best editions of Standard Work'?. Our Store ls arranged so as to afford visitors every convenience for examining the books, and .the. price of each book ls marked In plain flau rcs. *?*Oar regular Weekly Catalogue wlU be re? sumed next week. N. B.-Our Monthly Literary Bulletin wUl be sent FREE to persons In the country. jay Persons residing In the country will please bear in mind that by sending their orders to us for any books published In America, they wlU be charged only the price of the book. We pay for the postage or express. ?3* Address FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY, No. 260 KING STREET (In the Bend,) Jun28-tuths6raos ' Charleston, S. 0. ?vugs, (Erjomrals, &c. JQR. SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR, A preparation of Roots and Herbs, warranted to be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to any one It has been used by hundreds, and known for the last thirty-five years as one of the most relia? ble, efficacious and harmless preparations ever ottered to the suffering. If taken regularly aud persistently, lt la sure to cure: Dyspepsia, headache, Jaundice, costiveness, sick headache, chronic diarrhoea, affections of the bladder, camp dysentery, affections of the kidneys, fever, nervousness, chills,- diseases of the skin, impurity of the blood, melancholy or de? pression of spirits, heartburn, colic or pams in the bowels, pain In the head, fever and ague, dropsy, bolls, pain in back and Umba, asthma, erysipelas, female affections, and bilious diseases generally. Prepared only* by J. EL ZEELLN A CO., Drug? gists, Macon, Ga. Price $1; by mall $124. Many highly respectable persons can fully at? test to the virtues or this valuable medicine. For sale by ,t. GOODRICH, WINGMAN & 00. jr DOWIE, MOISE 4 DAVIS, .'. Janis slyr Charleston. ,, .- - ... ?.??!<*?'.-.. -h .<. .' "i Bt*fc X? . . . . _ i..^ ..-*??!-iij , P TEA .WA R ip HOUSE. - HEADQUARTERS FOR SELECTED DAIRY BUTTER * PURE LEAF LARD . . PRIME FACTORY AND ENGLISH CHEESES . ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CRACKERS, ind BISCUITS, Ac., ka. N. B.-I CLAIM TO KEEP THE LARGEST STOOK AND MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FAMILTIGROCERDSS IN THIS OUT. . f VERY CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.', PURE . BRANDIES, W.INES AND VERY [OLD WHISKIES. E. E. BEDFORD, 8UCCX880R TO WILLIAM S. CORWIN A CO., No. 37GKING STREET, I * OPPOSITE HABEL. WHOLESALE AJST> RETAIL DLALER TN Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Provisions, Spices, &c. HERMETICALLY" SEALED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, SOUPS, &C AU articles sold from tola establishment are of tbo VERY BEST QUALITY and WARRANTED. Goods delivered to all parts of tbo City, RaUroad Depots, steamboats, free of expense. EVERT E. BEDFORD. ) SEND FOR A (JAS. 8. MARTIN. GEO. H. GRUBER. f . CATALOGUE. ( WM. O. MOOD, JR. ?stDicgo Stare!). P ?BE 0 S W E G 0 STARCH. Ti 'KINGSFORD .& RON, MANUFACTURERS.. THIS STARCH has established greater celebrity than any other ever obtained, and having. re oently doubled the capacity of their works, they will now be able to meet the demand. Their works are the largest of the kind Di the world, the precaution being over twenty tons each day. The great des ld erat am in tho Starch, and that which ls exceedingly difficult to 'secure, ls an if or ir. good quality. NONE OF INFERIOR GRADES IS EVER WANTED RY THE CONSUMER; and every Grocer is aware of the annoy anoe caused by even a aUght variation In the quality. None below tae standard ls ever allowed to go ont of the factory, and not a box has ever been returned to them aa defective. IT WILL KEEP PERFECTLY. SWEET POR YEARS IN ANY CLIMATE. Mr. KINGSFORD has been engaged In the manufacture or Starch for THIRTY-NINE YEARS, an<i 1 A the Inventor of the process of making CORN STARCH. The subscribers axe sole Agents tor Messrs. T. KINGSFORD A SON'S STARCH, and are prepared tc I nrnlsh the wholesale and retail trade at MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. ootl2-2mos HENRY GERDTS ?fe CO., Agents. _ Jnsnvonce. Q?AEDIAN MUTUAL" LIFE INSURANCE 00MPAN7 N S. W TOKE. OROAKIZBD IN 1669. . ALL POLICIES NON-FOHFEITABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED, LAST 0A8H WVTDKHD (PUTT) 60 PRU CHUT. STATIMSHT. Polices la rorce.126,000,ooo Assets. L wo, coe Annual Income. 800,00? Losses Pal?!.eoo.ooc W. H. PECKHAM, President. WM. TJ HOOKES, Vlce-Presld : L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary. --DinOTOBS, . Bon. John A. Dix, New Tort. Son. James Harper, Firm of Harper k Bros., ex Mayor New York. John J. Crane, President Bank RepubUc Wm. M. YermUye, Banker, (YermDye k Co.) anas. C. Rookwood, Cashier Newark Banklnt . Company. Bon. George Opydyke, ex-Mayor New York, innot C. Morgan, Banker. fi alic: momas Rigney, Firm-Thomas Rigney A Oe. BenJ. B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam S ngar Re Ailing Company, aaron Arnold, Firm of Arnold, Constable k Co. Richard H. Bowne, Wetmore k Bowne, Lawyers, ft. V. Haughwout, Firm E. V. Haughwout k Oo. Wm. W?kens, Firm of Wllkens k Co. JnliuB H. Pratt, MercaanL. . - Wm. W. Wright, Merchant. Charles'j. starr, Merchant, william Allen, Merchant, .leo. W. Ouyler, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Insur an oe Oompany. John G. Sherwood, Park Place. Walton H. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue arie Twenty-third Btreet. edward H. Wright, Newark, N. J. geo. W. Farlee, Counsellor. ?V. L. cogs wei':, Merchant. KEIM 4 ISSEBTEL, . General Agent? for South Carolina and Georgia, orneo No. 40 Broad street, Charleston, S. 0. Dr. T. REENSTJERNA, Examlntng Physician, janis ?U?iinerrj, i:ancp <Bocos, Ut. M ILLINEB Y OPENING I THIS DAY. A full assortment of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS Cloaks on hand and made to order. DRESSMAKING, In ah its branches, promptly attended to. Country orders receive special attention. MRS. ZERNOW, oct22-lmwf2mos No. 304 King Btreet. ? anti) ?Doos, Ut. Jg ALL, BLACK & CO., Nos. 565 and 667 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, In closing ont their Department of GAS FIXTURES, offer their Immense and entire stock of real fand imitation Bronze OBANDKLIERS, Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable Stands, Ac, ( AT LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF MANU? FACTURE. This ls an opportunity seldom offered to those about furnishing houses, stores, churches, Ac, for procuring the lines: work and newest pat? terns at moderate prices. A large stock of Pattern Moulds to be sold ohcap to the trade alter March 1,1871. Tue sale will continue for about three months. Janl8-lyr gOUTHERN DYE HOUSE. A new FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened at No. 860 King street, where DYEING In all col? ors, and Cleaning of all kinds ls done at the shortest notice and In the best Btyle. BLASCO W, BILLER k CO., French Dyers, No. 369 King street, near corner George street, seplft-lyr SHAMPOOING AND HATE CUTTING. LADLES AND CHILDREN Attended at their residences promptly and ai reasonable rates. Send orders to M. K MARSHALL, Barber, Broad street, next door to Telegraph em oe. mayas N tailoring. EW FASHION CLOTHS, CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING GOODS, <tc. MENKE ? MULLER, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 325 KINO STREET, Haye Jost opened the largest end finest stock of .Clothing ever offered in thl3 city for MEN, YOUTHS AND BO vs, comprising a full assort? ment o? DKESS and BUSINESS 9U1TS, Derby Suits, Walkin? coats, O"?rcoats, Pea-Jackets, Ac. The largest i onion is of imported gooda, and manufactured into garments by ourselves-we can therefore recommend them as regards fit, wear and workmanship. ' . Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is supplied with the finest selection of English, French, German and Domestic Cloths, Doeskins, Beavers, Tricots, Meltons, Ve.vetlne, Diagonals, Cheviots, Cordu? roy. Casslmeres, Ac., and a large variety or mod? ern Pants and Vest Patterns, which we make np to order, by measure, in the latest style. The foreman in this department of our business has no equal In the artistic world for cutting and pro? ducing an elegant flt. FURNISHING GOODS-This department ls sup? plied with the Celebrated *?' Shirts, English, French and Domestic Undershirts and Drawers, Alexandre and Convolssler'sKlds, Bgckakm, Cas slmere. Silk and thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, Neck nea. Bows, scarfe, Pocket Handker? chiefs, Socks, Umbrellas. Ac. Our stock has been selected with great care, and prices marked very low lu plain figures. Buyers In our line wilt lind lt to their advan? tage to call In and see for themselves before pur? chasing elsewhere. novi-tnths2mos w. L . JOES, MERCHANT TAILOR, Having just received a new and complete stock of CLOTHS. Casslmeres, Vest Patterns and Furnishing Goods, ls prepared to make to order Gentlemen's Clothes In the latest styles and from the best marena's. Particular attention ls requested to the follow? ing specialties : . j FINE BROADCLOTHS, F ANO 7 OASSIMERES, SILK VEST PATTERNS. ' , _ ' Call and 'examine for yourself at No. 147 King street. ocita ^gricultnrol Jmptemertts. TEEL CORN MILLS, S ON CONSIGNMENT. . 154. U CORN'S " INDIAN COHN MILLS, from Birmingham, England, At the following reduced prices in lots or six or more, for cash or city acceptance: No. 1. No. 8. No. 6. SS 00. $3 SO. $1 00. Each. At S. R. MARSHALL'S. Corner Klag and >ocleiy str eta, Sign or the Big Gun. Columbia Phoenix copy as marked, and send ' bill to S. IL Marshall, uovia-tuthss Cabinet-fflaking, #c. QAIJLNET^^ NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONT; : ..' ' to- ..: - are?. . ft? ' J, L. LUN8FOBD, No. 27 Queen Street. I wish to Inform my friends and the public gen? erally that the Hospital for SICK FURNITURE ls still at No. 27 Queen street, where all the diseases that Furniture is heir to will be cared speedily and on the.mest reasonable terms as usual. Send In, therefore, all your siolt and wounded patients, and I will heal them and make glad the the hearts of all those who favor me with patron? age in this line. I would respectfully beg leave to call your at? tention to the fact that I ara selling the best Sew lac Machines to be found in the market, a ii cora plete, for only $17. Call and examine for your? selves, and read the testimonials in farvorof the Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma chine, and then I am sure you wtll take one home with you. J. L. LUNSFORD, No. 2T Queen street, near Calder House, aprai iflactjineTTj, Castings, gt; jyjEETING STREET FOUNDRY, THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING THE Di PHOVBD MCCARTHY COTTON GIN, STEAM ENGINES AND'BOLLERS, Of various sizes, on hand. Improved Vertical and Horizontal Corn Mills, Sugar Mills, Sugar Boilers and Pans, of ali sizes. Horse-Powers and Gm Gearing, from e to 16 feet In diameter. Improved Lever Cotton Presses, for Hand, Power, Saw and Rice Mills. Machinery and Castings of all descriptions made te order. Particular attention paid to House Fronts and Castings tor. Buildings, Gratings, Cistern Covers, Sash weights, Ac., Ac. , WILLIAM S. HENEREY, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER; NO. 314 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, 9 S>. . ' ' aug< DWI Qltttfttm^W^ggtrtj War*.I Bj W. y.jgbgjfBMg^g^ B??IfS; J Anctloneers. UNITED -S-TATES OF . AMEBICA-p South Carolina District-Ia .Circo)t Court -T.'A- J. Green vs. Bank of Georgetown, et al In pursuance of order made in-above-case.'on the lat ot July. A- D. 1870, by the Circutt Court aforesaid, ? all trie following: ASSETS BELONGING TO THU BANK OF GEORGWTOWN will b? sold at Pub!lr?Outcry, in the City of charleston, at the Offlce of Mes?rs. W. Y. Leitch -A R. S. Bruns, No. 35 Broad street, on MONDAY, the 6th Decem? ber next, commencing at ll o'clock. Terms cash. R. E. FRASER, Receiver. NOTES HELD BY' THE BA*K OF GEORGETOWN, S. C. H. M. H. and T. A. Hiddleson and W. J. Dawsey, 3 notes, July 5, 1850, aggre? gating.;. $2,800 00 C. A. Delettre and U Book, 1 note, June 10, 1862. $1685, less paid $816. 870 00 8. Deas and-B. H. Wilson, 1 note, Febrd arv !5, is61. 500 00 Charles W. W. and J. B. Irby, 1 note in Judgment at Bennetts ville, entered up March-10, 1862, Interest to 22d February, 1866....... 1,268 07 E. J. Klrvln and J. Frank, 1 note dated January 21st, 1863. 250 00 Barney Barned and E. J. Klrvln, 1 note, January 1st, 1863...... 167 00 Barney Parnell and G. W. Dargan, 1 note, dated January 1st, 1864. 200 00 James Moldrow, I note, dated January 2d, 1863. loo 00 Joseph E. Wingate and J. L. Hanell, 1 note, date l January 4, li64. 700 00 Joseph E. Wingate, 1 note, February 6, 1865.~. 100 00 G. W. Morris and B. Clements, l note, January 12th, 1864.:. 225 oo J. A. Dargan, George W. Dargan and - Charles A. Dargan, bond, principal and interest, February 1,1868. 1.688 00 R. Welch and James D. Belton, 1 note, dated January 10,1865.: 240 00 J. W. Perrott, Simon Perrott and Oliver Perrott, bond $1000, dated february 1st. 1858, interest to 10th February, 1S65. $597 66. 1,697 68 Joseph w. Ford and F. W. Ford, 1 note, dated-March 14,1863. 3,600 00 James Green, W. C. White, R. O. White, samuel Green and J. J. Green, 1 note, -dated February ll, 1860. 8,000 00 John J. Oreen and Samn/i Green, l note, dated January 3, 1861........'..' 200 00 ' T. Holmes and W. J. Graham, l note, dat? ed October 10,1861.. ISO 00 D. McNalr arid A. J. Perria, 1 note, dated August ll, 1859..';.'. 1,800 00 D. McNalr, A. Blue and R. T. Powell, 1 note, dated Janel. 1864.:. 900 00 W. S. Croft A Co. and W. A. Henning, 1 note, dated December 1. 1859.16,000 oo B. H. Wilson, stock note, dated January 1,1870..-.. 7,000 00 B. H. Wilson, stock note, dated January . 1, 1870....1,800 00 Leighton A Sherman and G. W. Christie, 1 note, dated December6,1858. 18,940.67 W. A. Henning and J. G. Henning, 1 note, dated January 2,1861. 1,300 00 A D. Sparks and W. King, 1 note, dated May 14,1859. 360 00 J. H. forman, A. N. Johnson and W. J. Taylor, 1 note, dated October 14, 1859. 288 97 T. C. 'irter and B. M. Gripr. X note, dated .'uly 8. I860. 820 00 s. in a J. Sampson, stock note, dated Feb * roary 2. 1861. 360 00 J. G. Henning, stocknote, dated January 1, 1864..1,500 03 J. G. Henning, stock note,- dated January " I 1, 1864...........;.. 2^500.00 J. G. Henning, stock note, dated January .. -, i, wet......:.:...12,000 oo A. Man igault and J. G. Henning, 1 note, ? dated March 18, 1862...... 425 00 A Br ace, C. Bruce and A E. Wood ham, 1 note, dated January 6,1865 . 2,036. 16 T. W. Oodbolt, A Goubolt and T. K. Stanley, bond, principal $1580,1 year interest, $110*0, dated February L ?j 1864.....1.690 00 W. H. Harris, w. M. Harris and Bl J. Huggins, bond, principal and inter? est, dated February 1,1866. 2,247 oo J. P. Wilson and G. W. Dargan, 1 note, ? dated December 8.1864. COO 00 .J. P. Wilson and G. W. Dargan, 1 note. dated February 13, 1B85..' 600 00 John W. Lee and A 0. Spain, 1 note, dated July 19.1864 . 2,600 00 J. H. Dargan and J. P. Wilson, 1 note, dated October 2, 1862.. 200 OO J. H. Dargan and J. P. Wilson, 1 note, dated November 27. 1864". 500 00, J. B. Wilson and J. O. B. Dargan, Janu- - ! ary 2, 1865. 600 00 J. J. James and ? J. G. Henning, note, ! September 15, 1863. 100 00 J. J. James and H. L. Charles, March 13, 1864. 163 73 J. R. Sparkman and R. S. Heriot, April 14, I860.12,000 oe EXCHANGE. :' T.W. Beaty, favor Back A Beaty, o'sf. ' R. Cooper A Co., 17th September, issi, at so days, $195-$135 paid, bal? ance.si. $60 03 J. R. Cooper A Co., favor T. W. Beaty, on J. H. Cooper A Co., 17th September, 1801, at 90 days. 460 60 H. Buck, favor T. W. Beaty, on Huck A i Beaty, 23d October, 1861, at 90 days., 976 OOj Buck ? Beaty, favor T. W. Beaty, on B. stevens A Son, (November 3d, 1861).. 600 00: Georgetown Railroad, March 6, $6500, $1840,1861......... 3,669 00? Georgetown P.aitroad, July 10, 1861,.j.... 3,260 001 H.' Buck, on diaries Buck A Co., New York, 'April 20, 1861, remitted Phoe? nix Bank before the war.. 5,600 00' Hodson, Lane A Co.. on G. E. Prlichett, July 10,1861, at?O days.. 2,600 00, Hudson, Lane A Co.. on G. E. Prltchett, Mar 8,1861, at 60 dayl?. 2,600 oo W. S. Hudson und T. M. Hudson, March 6, ut 12 months.:.? 406 60' J. H. Tucker on J. R. Tucker, October 16, 1861 at 9u days.... S84 66 J. R. Tucker on J.H. Tucker; october 17, . .. 1861, nt 90 dava.;. 313 37. J. H. Read on J. H. Head, January o, 1862, at 12 months.". 660 62. A, Morgan on J. H. Read, February 28. 186.', at 12 months, (not protested).. 661 81 T. L. Webb ?ind A. E. Beck mau, on T. L. Webb. February 9,1862..'.. 100 CO: Eliza J. Heriot, on J. R. Sparkman, (re? newal) February .22, 1362, ac 12 months, twas not protested).11,639 94 J. R. Beaty na John R. > Beaty, March 7, 1862, at 30 days.... 100 00 W. W. llarllee <>n OoloocK. McCnllev & MuUoy, March 16. 1802. at 9 months, le-s $18 ?5 paid-b dance. 615 0 S A J. Samps n ou themselves, Marou 18. 1862, at 120 days. 3,000 00 E. P. Coachman on K. P. Coachmau, May ' c, 1862, at 9 months.644 67 R. B. Dowle. favor L. ?. Mowry, on Bank of Cha-lesion, January 26, 1866. 1,600 00 A. H. Behn, favor I ashier on Bank of , - ; Chane non, February 13,1865.A.. 1,000 00; C. A. Mahony, favor S. M. Duke, on W. ? Godfrey, C. s. Depository, January ? ; 27,1865. 533 88 S. C. Black, favor of E. T. WlnWer, on i Bfink of Charleston, December 22, 1801.;. 60^00 Edward Frost, favor of W. H. Harris, on Southwestern Rdlroad Bauk, Pel)- . ; >.- roary Sj 1865.i.VrftJ 720 00 B. H. Wilson, favor A. J. Shaw, on Peo > ?le'sBa::&-??bnury,i865. 40 ??; .S. T. Atkinson; Tr.,' on People's National Bank. February ll, 1866.iii " ?8 001 S. T. Atkfnsop, on Farmer's and Ex- ! 1 change Bank; February ll, 1665.. 103 00 ! S. T. Atkinson, un State Bank, February 11.1*6'...'...........V. 110 60. S. T. atkinson, on Bank or South Caroli? na, February-ll. 1886. 39 60 J. Cheesborouuh, favor L. D. Mowry * Co., on Bank of Charleston, January 28, 1866. 257 00 J. Clu-esboruugh, ravor L. D. Mowry k Co., on Rank of Charleston; January 28, 1865. 162 00 STOCKS AND BONDS nF.LD BY .BANK OF GEORGETOWN, S.O. State of South Carolina Loan. 1864, at the request of Governor Ma. rath.sn,iso 00 Stocks of S'ate of South Carolina, Seven Per cen r., Act ?soi, M.D.......21,400 00 Bonds <-f State of South Carolina, Act 1861. M. D..~.10,600 00 Coupons sta-eo'South Carolina. Bonds, Act 1891. M D..'...J.. 5,424 00 Coupons state ol South Carolina Bonus, Ac 1861, liaising Supplies. 6.57-1 87 Sportnnhurg and Union Railroad Bonds. 1,000 00 Coupons detached. 210 CO Charestun and Savannah Railroad Bonds..'. 1,600 00 Coupons detached.......135 00 Commercial Bank or Columbia, Bank Notes.;. 880 00 Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Bank Notes.6180 oo Bank or Georgi town Stock.10.2-o oo Georgetown Railroad S ock. 2,000 oo Confederate Securities, Stocks, Bonds and Notes.192,650 00 novl6-wfswswfm8 A KB, In the town of Georgetown, S. C., on MONDAY, the 10th day of December, 18*0, at 12 M., In front of thc Courthouse, . The REAL EsTATB of the Faid Bank, known and distinguished In the Plan of the Town as Lots Nos. 89 ami 90 measuring 151 by 109 feet, with the Banking House and other buildings thereon; and also, at the same time abd place, the FURN I I'D RR, Ac of said Bank, consisting of-: 2 MAHOGANY DhSKS < 1 Iron Safo > 2 Oom stales-: :2 Letter Presses, '-. r* Terms-For the Furniture, Ac, cash; for the Banking House and premises attached, one-third cash, a*d the balance on a credit op onie, two and three years, secured by the bond or bonds of the purchaser, with legal. Interest from the day of sale payable annually, and a mortgago of the premises: the preml-ci. to be Insur?d and kept Insured by the purchaser' or .purchasers 'or an amount equal to the amount of the bond or bonds, and th? poUcv of Insurance assigned. Porchasex to pay for tole and stamps. nov26 . R. E. FRASER* Receiver. -,. BAKER, H. P., A CO., SHIPPING AND Commission Merchants, Central Wharf. ;k ; . Bj TfW? McKAY wharr. foot or wentworth streetr-a?la^cVck. .. Toe above FLAT. " / ? Terms cash. '. nov? partum Sales~~?wnt$ EDUTIB Tiyw?r^^ Auctioneer, . ;;<: > TTHLL BE SOLD.?T ?l 0'(?A?CK.T?E8 VT day, 29ih inst., If not disposed or at private stile previously, at 140 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, ..?. ;-.'Wj Tiro superior 7 octave Rosewood Pianoa, invad? ed for tlie Knuth carolina Fair, from a flxsf-oiaas firm, established la 1846.. The Pianos guranteed for live tears. . ? . - nor? Bj W. T. LEITCH ? R. S. BRTJ?S, Auctioneers.. ACCOMMODATION WHARF PKOPER . TY sold for division by order of tueJSxeca tors of John Kerguson and others. ,'.. ; ,.< AV1I1- be sold on WEDNESDAY. 30th Inst, at ll o'clock, at the Old Postofflce, < ' J. ,.T .. . . The following desirable Wharf Property:','.'. '. -s' AOOOMMQDATlOS'WBABF^r j. : ft,,'. Consisting of an extensive' Pier, running to ue channel, wita accommodations roethe heaviest draft of vessels upon both sides' of the Pier, and bertha for smaller vessels npoa each abc tatent, This extensive,Pier U covered by a large wooden shed, measuring'269 feet, by 42 Xeet. 6 lochealn width to the east, and 71 feet to tqe west.. One large BRICK WAtcEHOGSE, tw-o-stories hfith, meaaurln? J60 feet front, by 37 feet In wldih, with storage capacity, for-bales, or cotton, or its ..q.ulval-nt. ' Z.?. . .. 'j?3%&?, One large .WODDEN SHED,' for sferfug. and weighing cotton; measuring: m front 175 feet by 53 feet tu depth. '. That commodious two story BRT?K RAN?E contalnlog twelve OIH^' uaw occupied' by Cot? ton factors. ii9,feet by saxasc. , .?i . .-.'.. " . * AL80,: -'. ' . -/' !^ At. the same time and place, That two story BRICK. STOKE, sttnaiedon Yen. due Range, coutalnglng rour offices. ' known aa Nos. 18 and 20, no^roccupied by Messrs. W. K. Ryan and Wagener k Murdaugh, cotton factors. Said premises open In the rear on Accommoda? tion Wharf, 44 feet on- Vendue Bange, by ? reet la *em AL30 - tm? That' three story BRICK STORE, on- Vendue Range, (wuh Wharf Office, f,wo .stcj^ntaKAs tachetr, opening on Accommodation, Wharf,) known as No. 23 Vendne Range; measuring - reet in front, by-feet In depth. : -t??^ Terms and particulars can be had. on applica? tion at our office. No. Si. Broad street, Vbera a plat or the property is on exhibition.' . 7^1 novl2-8tnth - ..... , ,.'r "Bj A. C.KMa&LtS^ ... 11 Auctioneer, lei . JVfc.'-d -i< .) ALEXANDER H. ABE AH AM S, ' '-. AS? SIGNEE, VS. EMILY F. ME?BR.v' V^r By virtue of an order, cr Court In the abors case, to me directed, will be sold on .THURSDAY, the 8th day or December noxt, at ll o'clock A M m front or the Old Customhouse," , ' ,"''"" ~ ", All that certain LOT OF LAND* witt the BoUd lugi and l.nprovements thereon, .situate on tba ?.outh side of ;Wsn;en street, RadclWeboio-Vin tao City or Charleston; being partur. a Lot known as number, sixteen, measuring and conaning in front on said; street thirty-nine '.feet;onezca, ' more or less, and tie same on the back lin e.'by one hundred and fifty feet in depth, more or less; "butting and. bounding north On Warren street, south on a Lot of Land now or late the property of Robinson, easton a Lot nd tv ?rlate trie prop? erty or James Dick, Trustee, ' fi-oa west op Lwd now or late the property of Thomas w. Malone.' "Terms-One-third cash; balance' on'a'credit,6f twelve months, with Interest from day or sale, to be secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage er the premises. Buildings' to be Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. novl6-Is2dec8. E. W. M'MAUKEY, S. C. 0. '.' Jj Bj A. ?., McGlXIiTBAY, 1 ' Auctioneer. A LEX ANDER H. -ABE?rlAMS, g AS XjL SIGNEE?, VS: Catherine 'Oppenheim and Henrietta'Mose}. ;J ' "' , By virtue or ab order of Court lathe above case, to me directed, will bo sold on THURSDAY, the atti of December next, at ll o'clock A/M., tn front of the Old Customhouse,' . '."'. , ";.'.":' : ' ; All that undivided two-thirds' Interest and title fnand to aU that LOT OK'LAND, with the Build? ings and improvements thereon, situate .'on'the West vide or feast Bay street, m The City pr Charles? ton, measuring and containing In bread"th 33 feat 6 Inches, and In. depth TIS feet; butting'and bounding east on East Bay street, north,on Lands of the Planters* and Mechanics', Bank,.south on Lands.now or late of George Gibbes, ana .weat on Lands now or, late of George '.Gibbes, and Alexan? der Jones'. ;-".'..-'. , ' .,':.;'....'.*.','s*..; Terms-One-rhlrd Casu; balance on a credit of twelvemonths, with .Interest-from day.-orsale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage,or premises: bandings to .be Insured and policy as? signed. Purchaser to pay for papers and atembe. E.' W. M..MACEEY," ^ npYl7-ls2dec8.f, ; ,. 'j' "1..' g. Q.JQ, Bj B, JT, MARSHALL ABRO., g Real Kst?te Brokers and- Auctioneers WOODEN-BUILDINGS; ENGINEVCOT ? TON GINS; ?ei - '/?"' g On MONDAY,' 28th inst., at 12 o'clock, will be Soldivt Dereers Wharf, ' " " . '?,. 2'WOODEN BUILDINGS, with their-content?; viz: Engine and Boiler, McCarthy Gins, Oom Min. cotton Pres J and Whipper; Scaies, Moarlng Table, Stove, Desk, Ac. .' ?<>vi&-2ta.sm3. Bj WARDL1W & CiE?Tf. fi WILL BE SOLD AT li O'CLOCK ?. M., on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of Decem? ber, lu iront of the Uld-Postofflce. ? That valuable PROPERTY, situate In Hamp? stead, at the corner of nrake and Bunco streets. The Lot measures Tour hundred feet; front by two hundred and eighty feet, deep, more or lass. On the premises ar? an, elegant and spa lons Mansion * containing twelve' large' rooms, with-double piazzas to the south, and all necessary, oatouiid mgs. In addition to. the .above, there ls. a com? fortable Dwelling o? tho 'northeast corner of the Lot. : . ' . '.-''*. Terms-One-third cash; the balance in one, two and three years, with Interest at tel per coat. . per annum. Purchaser to pay W.- A C. for na? pers and stamp*._nov23-wswmtuw6' ' CI'HEBI PF 'S 8 ALB . , !T O Catharine Harley, Widow and Administra? trix of J. s: Harley; deceased, vs. W. W. Harley, et al. , ' Under order of the Circuit Court of Oolletoa County, made In the anove cau^e, I wllliell be fore tue Courthouse, in Walterbjro', on MONDAY, the 6th day of ' December next, c; ,Thc following REAL ESTATE of the late James S. Harley: . . .. ".' .'.V^. :' . -,**. 1. AU that TRACT OF LAND m .St. Geo)fgeTs Parlib, on the old Seven-mile Road, and lying on the southwest side of Four uole swunp, waters of the Edisio; bounded by,a line, running nsrth west by James s. Harley's land, southwest and southeast by Boyer A lounger's lah is. abd north? west and northeast t?y John Horn's lands, con? taining 300 acres, more or.le&a... . ? . ' 2. -Another TRACT OF EANDr. containing .301 acres, mor? or less, tn Su G?orgeV Palish,, on Nor/nan Corner Bay; h"un.?led?hy landa .ol 8,teo. bel -rnflager, May an J Horn^ witt Vw?]^nf m butbutldmga. ? r\ i m -Li. .-t^ ?.?r.. . ? 3. Another TRACT, known as the "Mill Tract, w ia the Parish of st. George's, containing est acres; hounded by lands-of;-amuel Cross and* others. ' On this tract ls about 200 acres of cleared laud under fence, the very best quality for Cotton and Provisions: also, a sitc, on which were locat? ed extensive mil's, lately burned, on a H ever-fall? ing stream. This ls one of the most'valuable pieces of property m the county. A LOT ac George's Station, on the South Caro lina Railroad, contalnlog one-hair acre, witt Udldings thereon, consisting or a' Dwelling Boase, with large store beneath, and- outbuild? ings. .* A LOT at Ross Station, of one-half acre, with lumber shed thereon. . Terras-One-hair cash; balance ou a credit of twelve months, secured by bond or purchaser and mortgage of premises. Purchaser to pay for papers aud stamps. J. K. TERRY, Sheriff Coller?n County. Sheriff's Office, Walterboro'. a C. nHvi3-e8 ftuxtiencers' iJriuate ?H-UB, &i. Bj ALONZO J. WHITE & SON. AFARM ON. CHARLESTON NECK, secm-1 Farm north 01 steno Phosphate Com pam's Works. . - That FARM, containing one hundred and twen tv-one acres, boldly fronting on Ashley River and on the South Carolina and Northeastern RaU roa is. On it is a neat Cottage, Bara, Stable, and several laborers' houses. Apply as above, at office No. 68 East Bay street nov24-th8!u3 Bj J. FRASER MATHEWBS, Real Estate Broker, No. 96 Broad Street. AT PRIVATE ,S ALE, PHOSPHATE LANDS of best quality ana lou i tiona. . . . . . L??? Rice and Ootton Plantations In all parts of ?ie City Residences, Stores, Building Loib\ and Farms. .otvu-tmo Qtjcet iron, Ut. rjlLN PLATE, SHEET IRON, WIRE, Acw FOR SALE BY WM? SHEPHERD A CO., No. M. H A Y N E STREET AND No. 86 . PINOKNET STREET.,, ..; J?S^? 8 XTTOOD' 8AWED ATJ50 , CENTS" PER Vf - cord' for saba (?WTToin and after thia date; and sold at WM.. JOHNSON'S WOOD ANBf COAL YARD, east end Laurens street. Jun20-lamo