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@ BR0AD-ST. HAT STORE. O

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED RETAIL, HAT
STORE, No. 20 BRoAD-sTREET, whero will bo found q
ean end complete Stock Of aents SOFT FELT AND
AoLEsKIN HATS Also, all the Into styIoa of FASH
I0NABLR HATS AND oAPS for Young Mon and Boys,
tegether with silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Mr. ". q MOORE, who for many yoirs was with p. ".
DIBBIE Rsq, in tho Hat Brsineas win be happy to eco
his old friends at the above Store.
October IL tokhslino WILLIAMS AZ co
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POsTOpFICB NOTICE.
POSToFEICE,

CHAR1KSTON, NoVRndDKR a. 1864
From this date, until further notice, the "Way" Malls
for the Northeastern Railroad ronte viii closo nt IL A H.
toxcopt on Sundays, at 10 A. ny
Malta for Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, by
Northeastern Railroad route, Express train at p II.
Nails for Augusta and Columbia. and tho connections
Of tho South Carolina Railroad, win oloeo nt IA. H.
For deorgeown, by "Kingstree." sunday ut 10 A H.,
Wednesday and Friday at II A. II.
No7ember7 STANLEY @. TRoTT. A. p. II.
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MARION FIkn hNslnn COMPANY.

THE MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF THIS
City have in accordance with tho seumens of tho cf.
sens generally determined to procure q STEAM FIRE
HHaR2 AND APPARATUS, Of the most approved pat
trns They ereare eelcut tho liberal aid Of thnir fe
low-cdtzens to enhbio them to pay for tho saa The
Company refer 10 their servees for the past
years In theFire Department in aid Of this appeal.
"A Committee, consisting Of W. ROMAN snd A. HAM
ILToN. VIII call upon Tho citizons for their eontribu.
tnnn. HENRY L. CALDER,
Ho1embaro 6sursiax2 Marion fire Engine Co,
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Sea Island Cotton and Rice Plantations TO Lease
BY CLIFFORD 6 MATHEVEs,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 La Brond-street.
TO Lease, for term OF years, In the parish Of St
for producing Sea Island Cotton and Rice:
THOMPSON PLANTATION, 5000 acres; 200 cleared
$40 inland swamp.
MILLDAM or coFFEE's PLANTATION, 175 acres
cleared highland; 115 inland swamp.
FLATFTRLD PLANTATION. 260o ncres; 200 cleared
DUX eAINTS Or B0NNEAU's, 1900 acres; 20G
cleared.
The above adion. and win be leased separately
gether. tuthe6 November
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UNDER DECRBE m EQUITY.

Broom Us. Estdbr0OI:
Will be sold, under tho direction of tho undersigned, st
tho old Custom House, OH THURSDAY, the goth duy
Of November, 1866. OF IL o'clock A. NJ,
]. ALL THATTRACT OF LAND situate In st. Pauls
Parrish, Colcton District, containing twelve hundred
(l200l acres, less; bounded north sby CawCaw
Swamp, Bonth by lands OF Thomas Tarr and 1t Lo Mel
lichap cast by lands lato Of Ja1nes Sanyane and west
by lands of Colonel Roper
ALSO,
q. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND in the village OF Sum
moryille bounding north lands Of Darlington Coz,
and measuring that line fvo nundrcd and twenty
eight feet; Younc-srccI. running from lands OF
sud Darlington down to Baw Mill Branch; routh Saw
Mill Branch, And west auus Of Mrs. L. e. Gilmore,
containing In the whole about ten (10) acroa
Torms-Onohalf caRh; balance in two equal. succee-
avo annual instamons, secured by bond OF tho pur-
chaser end mortgage OF tho prcmses with interest from
day Bale payable annually. pnrc to pay for pa
perB. JAMES TUPPER, Master In Equity.
November 10 stuih9.
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DISQUALIFICATION WILL DE MADE
ut tho ensuing seaaion Of the General Assembly OF his
State for Act Of Incorporation of THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA LOTTERY AUD LOAN Assoo1AIToN. for the
purpose OF aiding planters and promoting tho agcui-
turS h,teres.s Of tho State auno3 october1
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THE UPTOWN SHOE sTonE.-soIoMoA's first
wish was that his understanding might bo inn
proved; and if ho required it, how much moro do
we in this degenerate ago2 Mr.. B. FORD is desir-
GUS OF putting al1 mon on tho samo footing will,
himself, and has removed his establishment TO
corner of King and Cannon streetss whore he can
attend to tho wants Of thoir soles with greater
facility. His stock embraces every variety, from O
brcgan to clipper, and no ono is allowed to leave
dissatisfied. Tho Neck has long wanted good
ahoo store, and Mr. FOND has suppiiod this
desderatum. Tho oitizens OF that locality con now
DO shod without hnving to walk milo, and as Mr..
FonDs stock is tho very best, general satisfaction
viii be tho roaplt -.
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At Prfoake Sale.
BY CL1EFORD 81 MAT1IEWEs,
No. 81 La Hrond street.
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS
EARNS, FIRST GLASS wATER-POwERS SUMMER
RESORTS, &c, &C., in this State and Georgia.
AI8o,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
in every part Of the city. Srno September q
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TIE Managers Of Elections are requested to
meet this evening" athalfpast7 O'Clock, at Masonic
Hall. A punctual attendance is requested, as
matters Of importance will be considered.
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UNDER DKCREn IN EQUITY.

Ro,adin ps. Goodrich.
VIII be sold under the direction Of tho undermined nt
the old Custom House in ths City, on TUESDAY, tho
2Gth day Of November, 1866 at IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
east do or Meeting street. in the City Of Charoston
Market street measuring and containing on Meeting
street thrtyhve 1857 feet iess, In depth ono
hundred and sixty ti67) feet, and tho back limo
fortytwo t42 feet more or less. Bounding north on
lands OF - Moses, south on ltnda OF T----, and
east on lands Of Charleston Gas Light Company.
Torms caah. Purchaser TO pay for papers.
JANIS TUPPER,
October 30 tuthp Mestorin Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Simpsons G Rdtd1i,, pS. BonncN.
Win be sold, under tho direction of tho undersigned
the Old Custom House. in this city, on THURSDAY,
tho 18th day Of November, 1866, at IL O'Clock,
I. All that LOT OF LAND etuate on the north side Of
Broad street, In the city Of Charleston, bounding the
north land late of Lowis Trapann 10 the east
on land now lato Of Benjamin A. Rutledgc; to the
south on Broad street, and to tho west land
late Of Lewis Trapmann, measuring and containing in
front on Broad street fifty 60 feet by hundred und
foryseven Q47) feet in depth from north to south.
Q. All that LOT OF LAND situate the south side of
Short street in the city OF Charleston, bounding
north ON Short street. to the east land
estate OF Mrs Rohnc to the south land OF estate of
John Bonnel, and to the west on 1nnd late of
Lewis Tapmann measuring In front on Short street fifty
60 feet six tGl inches by eghtwo e2} feet In depth
g. AL that LOT OF LAND, with tho Dwelling House
and improvements thereon, situate in the TOWN Of Black
vle In Barnwel District containing 2iO0 acrcs more
or lcss bounded the north by South Boundary street,
on the east and souh by lnnds of estate of Larsue
and on the west by tho Barnwen Road,
Terms-0neth cash; balance In three equal success
sive annual nstalments, with interest from day sale
payable annually secured by bond Of the purchasers
and mortgage OF the premises. Building to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchasers to pay for papers.
a1- barnwei Sentinel win please copy once.
JAMES TUpPER,
November 10 Btuth3 Master In Equity.
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PRIVATE SALES.
Wholesale Liquor Store and Sample Room.
BY VIM. Fl. PELOT,
No. 25S tin the Bend1 King strcct.

At Prv1te Sale
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE and SAMPLE ROOM,
on East Bay, near tho Old Custom House. Tho entire
Stock and Store Fixtures will bo sold, moderate and
accommodating terms to an approved purchaser. This
is popular business house, having good of
tom: Tho Store will be oasodto tho purchaser of the
stock. November 10
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Lots IN Upper Wards.
RY .JACOR COHEN Sr ca.

BY JACOB COHEN q CO.
VIII be sold THURSDAY 10Th inst, at II O'Clock,
tho north of the Exchange,
One LOT OF LAND Mt the southwest corn of Coming
and Limo sreets measuring S5 feet front 100 feet deep
ALSO,
One LOT northeast corner Of Rose Lane an Do.
gard street, So feet mont by 90 feet in depth.
AIso,
Ono LOT adjoining the above, measuring 81 feet front
by % feet In depth.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay US for papers.
November 6 tuthsnwth5
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AUCTION SALES.

uF F%snzHsfi axHnihR zR'GSssi Dsvf1'r s.; v.
No. COL King street.
= - at half-rast 10 A. NJ,
| BEDSTEADS. lot OF Ghaira, Water Cooler, siawp
iroh ii'hSes' Mahogany Desk, and Sundries.
Immedi tcly after above. o lol of CHEWING TOBACCO
November 10
""s NJ ETtSSGg Gy; GRetyingG I. sGN SNxoes' &C.
HiUNDaf next 18th instant, ut snlosrooms.
s;iis FLY UARpE fP 81 V Saa SS soa ~
~ feet iuchc;; ten rolls Brussels Carpctng; Oak
SGat seat ON Chairs; Wood Seat and PArIor Char, Fur
OF iarry dco'is, &c.
Conditions cash. November 10
DtFtct fmpo'fation from tttba-25o,8 600 choice S.
S9rI By "sei FMs9nsf &1n & e GiaYG sg DC
At Store no. ~ EInst Ray.
VIII DO sold Oh WEDNESDAY, the 14th inoant, at II
THE FOLLOWING wriI Ii.ois Ssows AND rAvcnrrE.
BtANpS OF aEGhita, &c.:
10000 lscsalia de Ia Roina
5000 Regalia Chica
$4,000 Media ConchGs dc Regolia
$4,000 Media Rcsalia
al OF tho above ara branded "Youp; America" and
T,nlantod BY T. Lopez Co., segar Manufacturers in
200 gallons SHERRY WINE ceaks from 1s to ca gal,
2s5 gallons Jainaca Run in casks from % 10 CO caons
each.
~ haf pipes beet Catalonia Clrct Wine, 62 gallons
each - o'
CO bugs Havana Smoking Tobacco 60 to IS lbs. each
boxes White Sugar. 4s0 to GOO lbe. each
box assorted Spanish Chocolate
IL cases Holland Gin, In bottles
200 dozen nGsortcd GuaTe Mnr1nalate and Jelly
kegs Spanish Olives.
VIII be sold N lots to Euit purhnsers and articles ~
bo removed Immediately after tho sale
The above arc imported direct from Cubp and the at.
tcption Of dealers III called 10 the Ean2c
Terms cash.
hs.Thc Savannah Republican, Augusta Constitution.
a1st, Atlanta nllGcnsor and Columbia Phoenix will in
sert three 6n,oT every other dny and send bin to
November 3
Mahogany, Log,oood and Fttstic, on Account OF
lclt0nl IL mag Concern.
RY j. a. EhSLOW & CO.
On WEDNESDAY, 1ith instant, will be sold by Public
Auction, at Eouth Dry Dock Wharf, at IL O'Clock
10 logs MAHOGANY
tons togwood
tons Fustic
Damaged on board tho French bark 'Mazatinn," H.
Fauvre mesr which put into hIs port In distress whilst
on her intended voyage from Isle of Carmen Havre
and sold for account Of whom may concern by recom
mcndadon OF the Pcrwarens and by order the
Consul. November
Furniture, Horses, Vehicles, &C., at AUCTION.
BIZ SMITH IL McGILLIVRAY,
No. S7 Broad street, south side, near State
street.
Sales Of FURNITURE &c, at private residences at
nnd to at mod dnratac CHI
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Yacht "Wassie."
BY WIN. NJ. PELOT,
No. 252 tin the Bcnt) King street.

PdcH "WdSSie."
BY wM. NJ. PFILOT,
No. asa tin the Bcnd) King street.
At Private Sale-
Tho taetsailing Yacht "wAsSIE," launched July 4th
1906 Longth SO feet by foe inches breadth OF beam
well found in SaiIs Ours Anchors &c: has Centre Keel
and draws only inches light, and will carry bales
Cotton. Price $3.50, cash
For further particulars apply rs above
No. 252 KING STREET,
November 10 At my oHce, up stairs.
At Priodte Sdte-Desirdbe Residence IN BuN siIeet
Brokers ind AuctIoneers.
at Private Sale
That very desirable RESIDENCE in Bull street. three
doors from Pitt street. north sidc containing four square,
two atc and dresaiDg and pantry. On the prem
roof of the dwelling covered with RlAte.
vGnicnt to business.
Terms accommodating. Apply as aboyc, to
November tuths6 NO. 25 BROAD ST.
Vacant Lots for Sale.
BF w. Y. LEITCII Sc II. g. BRUINS,
Brokers n nd Aucttoneers.
At Private Sale
LOT aituate in Franklin atreet, second door from
Broad, measuring At feet inches by l34 feet.
The LOT adjoining the to the north, containing
same dimensions.
That VACANT LOT In Calhoun street, ono door west
Of Alexander street containing 40 by 169 feet.
For further particulars apply as above, to
November tuthB6 NO. % BROAD STREET
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AUCTION SALES.

N"'0G fsfs eis,g SJsam aaffass2 e 2gSN Ss5 O'clock
No. SOC King ut.
THIS EVENING, fine assortment worthy thr attention
OF houaekecpere.
Plates, Cups and Bowls
Dishes. Tumblors. &c.
Hats, Caps, and Clothing
Brooms, Pots.
SOMETHING NICE:
Fresh cans of LOBSTBRS, PICKLES. &c.
And many other articles too numerous to mention.
Our Auctions every evening success. Call and
see and you will he suro to buy.
Also, don't forget our salo dnyB, WEDNESDAYS md
FRIDAYS, ut IL o'clock.
This business arrangement for tho winter Spc-
eial sales when required Outdoor ses attended to on
reasonable terms. L. BUNCH * SON
November 10
Horses, 1f1tcs and Wagons at Auctiom.
by y. Is. e. SLOAN.
VIII be sold MONDAY, tho 18th Instant, 10 O'Clock
PRIME MULES
good Draft Horse, years old
good DRIFT Horsc, ~ years old
thorough bred Buy EaSlo Marc, years old, l6M
hands high
nny, wcll bred, years old, broke to eaddle
now Dray and Harness
Two-horse Wagon and Harness.
Terms-Cash on delivery. ssum3 November 10
House a,,a La, ben!!rorth street.
Will be sold ut Auction, on TUESDAY, 18th November,
at tho Exchange, ut II O'clock
AL thnt LOT OF LAND, with ono-story BRICK
BUILDING thereon, formerly used tho ''SynagoRue
situated In Wentworth street, between Meeting ard An
streots Lot II feet front Wentworth by 1e3 feet
deep, moro or lefs.
ContHons.-One third cash; balance by bond and
mortgage OF premises, payable in one and two ycars.
November
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UPON THE HEALTH OF THE TEETH depends the
purity Of the breath. Preserve them unblomished
by tho use OF the famous sozoDoET, that perfectly
harmless vegetable preparation, and you will never
regret it. tue
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Attention Capitalists. Private Sale.
By L. BUNCH g. SON.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AND FARMS ADJACENT
to tho city, adapted to brick making cotton raising &c.
wood or timber cutting.
Houses and Lots and Building Lots In the upper por-
hon Of the city.
For particulars apply above,
October 20 "a No 500 KINa-STRRRT
BY L. BUNCH Il SON, No. 6O8 King Street.
At Private Sale-
Mnny useful articles of FURNITURE.
One drist MIL and Beltng capable Of grinding 40 to
80 bushels per day.
One Hand I'LL.
BEDSTEADS. both new and socond-hand
At Retail
A good lot Of OROCKRRY.
We Will tnke pleasure in setting ut AUCTION PRICES.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, giye us ean.
November a
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We REFER to the advertisement Of JOHN Con-
MINIS, where he offers for sale 200 cases Of boots
and shoes, made to order, which he offers OF re-
tail. Also longleg hunting and waterproof boots
OF MI descriptions, Mt No.. 1877 Meeting g-stroet, up
stairs. ws4
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation fo,. Sale.
BY CLIFFORp & MATHEWES,

BY CLIFPORp & mATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 Lee Broad Street.
At Private Sale
RUsHI.AND PLANTATION, situated ON tho Stone
River johns Island, miles from Charleston, and
cesable at all times by water-92o acres, 400 cleared
first quality Cotton land Largo crops of Cotton have
been made on this places has river front OF mile
with beautiful location for building It's proximity tc
tho City a6ords great facilities for marketing On the
Piace are twelve negro houses and an engine house
November s gtnth6
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COLGATE & Co., Of New York, resort to no hum
bug olaptrap to facilitate the sale of the Soaps
which they have acquired such wido reputation
for manufacturing. These soaps can bost be tested
by actual use, as they are claimed to be superior
to all others in purity and honesty Of preparation.
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At Auction.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
r A I L r o A ID
by wAItDLAw 6s CAREw.

BY VvAIsDLAV Is CAREw.
Under tho direction of tho Trustees, will be sold on
TUESDAY, Goth November, 1860, ut 10 NJ, at the
north aide Of tho Exchange, in Charleston, 6. O.,
THE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD,
with all the property and appurtenancea therounto be
longing.
For full information advertisement below of Tus-
tees, and for further particulars apply to
WARDIAw Il CAREw,
Brokers and Auetioneers,
No. IL Broad, Of State st, Charleston, g. C.
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OcU1IsT AND AuR1sr.-Dr. GARDNER, tho we'll
known and able oculist and aurist, is now at the
Charleston Hotel, Office Parior 1884, first foor where
he will be happy to apply his skill in the euro Of
persons suffering from defective hearing or sight.
Dr. GARDNER is without peer in the specialties to
which he has devoted himself, and may be relied
upon as equal to the claims made for him by his
riends, that he ranks among tho best oculists and
aursts Of our day. The Doctor will remain in
Charleston until Thursday next; after that time
will visit this city monthly.
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Al Pripdte Sale.
RY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.
No. 31 La Broad Street,
THOROUGH-BRKD JACR-nve years old.
Apply as above thstu6 November 1
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BRUTAL MunDEE.--Ono OF tho most horrible muir
ders that has ever disgraced tho police annals OF
Charleston, was committed last night about half
past 10 o'clock in King-street, near Burns Lano,
by one United Statos soldier upon another. We
heard Of it at too lste hour to mako strict in
quiry into tho facts OF tho oase but understand
that tho object Of tho murder was robbery. It is
said that the murderer dogged his viotin who
was somewhat in liquor, for tho purpose OF obtain
ing money, Which he knew was in his possession,
and that not being able to got it In any other way,
he killed him.
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CArAR9F.-Dr. GARpNRR the celebrated special
physician Of New York, for the treatment of
Catarrh, is now at the Charleston Hotel, Par1or
1874, first floor. His mode Of treatment for the
cure Of Catarrh is by inhalation, and is conceded
to be most successful and wherever he has visited
he has been spoken Of in the most 1attering terms
by the press, that those suffering from any COM
plant of the lungs, ETC., would do well to see him.
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summer it is contemplated to restore the tablet Of
Commandments nnd others; also tho coloring Of
the ceiling and the Chorubims, and other ornaments
that havo boon lost.
Tho pulpit and general arrangement Of the pews
is still tho samo with the exception OF o Mosaic
monogram. Fl. S.-which was stolen from the
front panel of tho pulpit Although this church
was long prominent mark for the enemy, yot few
shells struok it, and the damage done by them is
now barely perceptible. The organ was removed
during tho war to St. Pauls Church Lecture Room,
and 30 escaped any injury; it was subsequently,
replaced md is now ono OF the finest church
Instruments in the city. 1t was built in 1776 by
sGHNErz1Kn, Of London, and has preserved its
finoness Of tono and correctness Of sound through
all its yicisaitudes.
The Vestry have improved the opportunity by
having tho whole building thoroughly renovated
tho pews have boon retouched with paint and var
nisb, md tho dust Of ages catered to the four
winds; nothing has boon changed, and yet tho
whole is improved. Few Of tho congregation or
pow ownors would wish to 800 any alteration made
in tho church. and though tho pows gre antiquatod
and rather straight, single change would destroy
the tender associations that now cluster around
the venerable pile.
| MIR. JNo. BAKER, who had had o large experience
In such matters, Ia tho contractor for tho REPAIRS
and it was owing to his management that the or
gan was removed in safety. Mr. e, B. WHITE, as
architect of tho church, was also engaged in the
work Of renovation. Tho plastering was done'by
Mr.. JNo. Bm1uNoHAaI, and 1t would take . clos
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FRESH WEST India FRurr.-West India fruit lie
the greatest luxury Of the season, and We are glad
to be able to direct readers to establishment
where they will get it fresh and sweet, and as
cheap as the market will allow. Kyou want sweet,
fresh West India fruit, go to JOHN B. ToeNI's No.
121 Meeting street, opposite the Ice House, and a
few doors below Market street. Ho has just re-
ceived large supply OF the above also Of apples
and segars. For details see advertisement.
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