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ESTATE SALE. OF VALUABLE LANDS ON
JOHNS ISLAND AND IN BARNWELL DISTRICT.

At Private Sale
PARK PLANTATION, situated on Johns Island, fl
teen miles from the CITY, 1t contains 2oO acres OF
and large body Of Marsh Lands 400 acres OF the
he lands are ceaYed and well adapted to the prodlc-
ton of fine Long Cotton, from which large crops nave
been formerly obtained The remainder OF tne sisl ID -
in woods nost of which is original growth aoruS au
abundant supply Of TIMBER which, from ITS o
the river may be raade available ana iAeio
ia small Dwelling and other buildings on the place.
The BACK PEN PLANTATION on Johns g 8 lsand, COZ, con-
tains about 1000 acres, but sma Poluon "a WILL ~
has been cleared cultivated ana ths REMAINDER nae ~ ~
woods of original growth aboundng ID pine anu otner
t;1 u,IicR would afford great inducements to pur-
n snoaed to engage in the lumber business nde
dt nf tho advantages which may be derived from
so we'll ADAPTED to tho cultivation OF cotton anu 1or
other agricultural purposes.
o'Ae ALSO,
@FnR SALE A PLANTATION IN BARNWEIL DIS
TRICT four miles rom Graham's Turnout the South
Carolina Railroad ut the junction of the Charleston and
Augusta and orangeburg and Barnwell Roads. The
plantation contains 1861 acres, 23G Of which Is OF
the very finest quality of River Swamp Land most OF
which has been recently cleared, and will produce fom
40 to 50 bushels Of Corn per acre. or bale OF Cotton
ner acre The High Land is also of ne quality; large
portion is heavily Hbered, There is also Oh the place
good Mill site, and good landing the Edisto River;
perfectly healthy at all of the year. This Pana
ton has the reputation Of being o. the best IN that
part Of the District. 5=.Z-.-
The above property will be offered t private saie un
til the Goth December if not then sol they WI oe o.
ered at auction; the Barnwe Lands on the otn
and the Johns Island Lands on the sta Januafy
For particulars apply to Messrs ~. McCnALl q
SON, Broad street. or ROPER sIUHhX,
Wharf. JOHN Il. W1Lsumti 1lSa14stor
November 27 tut VIA
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PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.s

~ EAIENIBER THAT FRED. Won SANTEN,= NO. 230
order by ma Las this season all unusually large ands
certainly the most beautiful collection Of FANCY.
GOODS, TOYS and FIREWORKS in this city. Ho haaa
been established here for seventeen years. and Mer
chants Planters and families residing in visiting thes
city will find it profitable, instructive and amusing @ to-
CLAUS HEADQUARTERS, and which will make suitables
presents 1or the coming holidays. you cannot VISIT
him personally any acquainted with the city wlllt
tel YOU that VoN SANTN knows how to give satisfac-
ton in filling a orders for the country which arc en-
trusted to his Outside Of his Shof Goods lie offers
to the Trade TOYS, FIREWORKS and CONFECT1ONE,,,
RY put up together or separately III original boxes at
prices ranging from hve hundred dollars per case
fyo wish to buy order any Toys or other Presents
for your parents children or friends in the Fancy Goods
line. such as beautiful CABAS, WORK BOXES, CHINA
ORNAMENTS, JEWEL CASES, TOILET SETS, F0-
LIOS, CARD CASES. and most beautiful ALBUMS, cost.
ing from 81 up to S25 each and other ornamental as well
prns to
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CHARLESTON, November %, 1866.

CHARLESTON, November %, 1866
In September last, the fish market neoding repairs
upon its roofs, which was very old and in worry leay
condition, lad applied to 1t tho Ready Roofing Com
panys ..Gutta percha Elastic Cement dispensing with
tho services of timer it having been guaranteed that 1t
could bo made tight with the cement alone. Iwoud now
certify that this roof shows no leaks, and is imperyous
to rains
(Signed) WILLIAM AlthWOoD, .
November 20 # Chief Clerk OF MARKETS. .
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DISCHARGED sOLDIEIss.-.
dh4 90 BOlJNTY.-ALL SOLDIERS WHO EN-
DIUU LISTED in 1861 1862 ls6s 1854 aa INA al 1862
ennnt Of wonis and the widows, children or parents Of
such soldiers who died in service, -x,.,a.
CAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AD-
~. DITIOyAL BOUNTY AND PENSION.
Al. uidows d,awjnp pensions entitled to an In
crease of two dollars per month for each child.
have received official forms and instrchons and can
settle these claims without delay claimants Will call AZ
once. No fees required in advance ,,z5
Persons residing at distance can have the necessary
naners sent Them on application by letter.
l"tsip tSdrasa ' T. HURLEY,
aoNi eNA q, 8. Licensed Claim Agent,
No. 100 Meeting street.
Charleston, 8. c.
October 50 -1uo
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To p1ANrEns-If you wish Fertilizers, apply to j. \
RoDsoN No. GO East Bay who has always large stocl
and on the most favorable TERMS
November 20 thstu2mos
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ANOYelty.

The latest and most eectual remedy for the cure OF
debility loss of Appetite headache. torpor OF the hVer
ETC., is pANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. u
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No MORE rAnr FACES, but one of rosy tint. Ep-
PINGS SAnsApAl1LLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT is recon-
neadcd by physicians for all impurities OF tho blood 1t
will give Life to the aged aud restore the young
November "a -st stuth
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FIRE LOAN.
OF CHARLESTON. !

FIRE LOAN.
ZMAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,
-= CITY HALL, November 9, 1866
LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUlLLDl?l ,? iNIaE
N Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF tue e!ty u,l-
tn tbo tv Connc of Charleston 10 proceed in the mat
ter Of Fire Lsan, with view to hid in building up the
City rehcreby notified that the @ m tho o. aRp pr
of ronncu between the hours OF 0 a. NJ and 2 P. d.
All aEpicatoss must be filed in the above mentioned
Office. as the Committee will meet every Monday to con-
el1or a. ondor uaa o"1N ~ la Mavor W. q. SMITH,
November10 oelA VI oo.lloN.
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g. SIXTY FINE MULES FOR SALE.
Tho Kamia Mills Company having further use for
their Teams will offer for sale lat their Works On the
South Carolina Railroadl eight 1nilet from Augusta,
SIXTY {C0) FINE MULES and TWO (2j HORSES,
with LOG CARTS, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C., &c.
Most OF these Mules brought from Kentucky last
winter and very superior animals they are al in
excellent order, after working hard tho entire summer.
There s no finer lot Of Mulesn the country Terms cash.
BENJAMIN +. EVANS
==5 President Kal1nia Mills.
AT Augusta Consdtutionalist Savannah Republican,
Macon Telegraph, and Montgomery Advertiser publish
daily till 25th instant and send bill to hlis oHce
November IL
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a Fact Worth Knowing.

Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for an invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss of appetite is bottle Of PSKN1Ns Ho
patio Bers as it will be sure to give relief For sale by
all Druggists. f
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PRIVATE SALES.
-Voluoble Real Estate, at Prtuote Sale o,ala

Naaoe Beg! Hsas a. Ptsats r e,s Sale only
We offer great Inducements md On liberal terms, IN,
The following desirable o15 hEsipENofs Sd and VACANT
HOUSE AND LOT in Calhoun street, south aide three
doors cast Of Smith street.
House and Lot, No. l, north side Bogard street,
House and Lot north side Henrietta street, three doors
from Meeting street.
House and Lot north n, side prngs street No. g.
elegant DIV eling Of line rooms.
ALSO,
LOT in Rutledgo street. 46 feet front by 12O feet.
Lot northwest corner Mill and Lucas Streets 30 feet by
125 feet.
Lot in Chapel street, one door west OF Old Ice House,
directly opposite Northeastern Railroad sb feet front by
122 feet. ,..!.5
Lot in Bee street, 80 feet front by 100 feet.
Lot in Friend street. 81 feet front by 160 fee-nextI Lot
southwest Of Broad street
Two valuable Fasms, 10 miles from the city, with
Slated Roof Cottage thereon and outbudngs complete;
both containing $50 acres.
TO RENT.-A fine MANSION, containing every conve-
nienee best located in the city For al Of the above the
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS
November 10 mwf6
Valuable Sea Islrnd Cotton Plantation for SAFE
BY LOVHNDES u GRIMBALL,
Brokers, Auctfoneers and Real Est Agents,
Law Range, HrUad Street.
A PLANTATION on Edisto Island, situated on the
South Edsto Rive and containing l95 acres OF high
land about 16 Of which under woods, the balance
and rush lands, atordng superior facilities for msnur
ing and fine range for CATTLE portion Of this 1s capa-
BILE Of being reclaimed with comparatively little labor
and in the opinion Of competent Judges is well adapted
For further particulars apply as above. or to
Edisto Island.
Purchaser to pay L. & g. for papers, -.-.
November 81 Wf1lo
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

- CRqfee Us. Cohen, AtEne5nastrator, ct al.
On TUESDAY, 11th December next, at II O'Clock, will
be sold in front of the Exchange,
ALI that LOT OF LAND with the three-story BRICK
BUILDING thereon situate on the north side Of the
street leading down to North Commercial Wharf, md be-
The . aee2nd onement of the range commencing on
Torms-Onotird cash; the balance on credit Of one
and two years. with interest the whole amount pay
able gomannuay until the principal is paid In full.
The builning to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers. .--
JAMES ". GRAY,
November 19-m mi tuth Master In Equity.
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Wo9dst9ek P!e!atos feg fs Or Re"s'
BIZ cLIFIeOKD G d MATna u E a.naI w Mss ss4,ee&.
v WooDsrooR srea FfhNTTiox Is miles from Charles
ton on the South Carolina Railroad, containing S6v
aSgd aha soaaa 81 Is es 9d
provision lands; would suit well to attend the ma1kets
It is well adapted for raising stock, &C. large Dwell
ling, negro houses and Mill on the place.
Terms-Onethira cash; balance In one two and three
years, secured by bond and mortgage Of the property
November 27 tuths3
Hat,sa1le Farm on Charleston Neck Niles from
BIZ or1TgJ%p 81 6Sz Sac Z s1ATfEwrs, s, hsf2fi
Real Estate Agents, No. BIZ Broad.strect.
At Private Sale --.
Neck four miles from the Court House, on ship.yard
Creek containing 100 acros-oneha cultivated, balance
well good Sea Island COTTON land Dwelling Ne
qndsone Reslsaee e !, { ent,s9zszsse
Real Estate Agents, No. 31A Broad.street.
handsome three story BRICK RESIDENCE, de-
ghtully stuatcd and convenient to business localities
containing eight square ROOMS large Pantry and Store
ROOM Bathing Room, Attic and all modern improve
ments The House is handsomely furnished throughout,
and ornamental and shade Trees growing in 'front.'
Lot measures 36 feot front by 1856 feet deep.
Terms accommodating. tuths6 November ~
BY CLIFFORD & nIATHEWEs, -
No. IL Ia Broad street.
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
FARMS, FIRsT.CLAssS SWATER-PGWERs, SUMMER
RESORTS, &C., &C., in this State and Georgia.
ALSO,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LGffs
in every part of the city, 3mo September II
By sn114a s1gfeSs Z Mes41EixSAaxi. Rss4 SlSSAx
The sTocK, GOODWILL. and entire FIXTURES Of
that popular ReteT House, No 238 King-street near
Market atreatIo tho Messrs. PRATT 4 WILSON Bros,
and p.-rm full operation
e proprietors sell only that they may givo their
tire attention to their Wholesale and Manufacturing Bu
siness In Hayne street. November %
Ft.7nitu1e, Horses, Vehicles, Co., at Auction.
BY SMITH g. McGlLLIVRAY,
No. ~ Broad street, south side, near State
street.
Sales of FURNITURE &c.. OF private residences at
tended to at moderate charges
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES, VEHICLES,
FURNITURE &C., at haltpast 10 O'Clock, at our Office.
October
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For restoring strength and appetite, use the great
Southern Tonic, PANKN1N's HEpAr1c B1rTEns and you
will not be disappointed For sale by oil druggists tu
90
"HE1p Me- CAss1us, OR SINE !" Is the cry OF Nature
when the healthy action ofthe system impaired Nature
asks to be hepod-not thwartedand this help whom the
organs Of secretion fail to perform thoir natural unc'
tions is best given by MARSDEN'S VEGETABLE
sANATIHE PILLS. which perform their work in gentle
manner and involve none of those subsequent Ill effects
which are sure to follow tho of many of the nosrums
of the day. For sale BY all Druggists.
KING & CAssIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents
November 26
homeopathic MEDICAL. NoT1oE.-Drs. CLEoK1EY &
soHLEY of Columbus, Ga having permanently located
in Chareston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens in the practice of Homeopathy
Dr. G. has had tho experience Of fifteen years IN this
school of medicine.
Office at our residence No. II, s. W. corner COLLEGE
osrrv.s11Es7 ,uVi 1ici vf eas .ea','
HEn7EY II. CLEcKLEY, n d.. PHILIP T. ScHLEY, H. D.
Septembcr5 1yr
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Read tho following Certificates :
CHARLESTON, October 16, 1866.
This will certify that tho paint put upon the Synagogue
and Tabernacle by the Ready Roofing Company has stood
the test of several heavy falls Of rain and shows no leaks
The roofs wcre of old tin and leaked III several places be-
fore the new paint was put on.
CHARLES H. NOISE,
President of the Cong. D. E.
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rr,HE INpBRsIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART
NERS, md propose to practice in the STATE a. =.
COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY for the Districts OF
Barnweu Beaufort and Colleton under tho name ana
style of "DAyANT. .Z.u-.oao,,r,,,r oo,,r,
norn1inn nIu, A0A FN01e-s' R.. DAVANT.
Mouon,,o ou % fm-== j. G.. DAYANT.
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First Qudlity Rice plantation, 10 be Ifepteo.
By J.DRAYTON FORD,

BrOl1er and COmmfss1On AgtHt'
The very desirable RICE PLANTATION mown u al as
"outh Chachan situated on tho western 6rancn OF .ne
Pitch Of The tides is free from salts been under un
Interrupted culture and is in co%pfte
has large tract Of upland fields suited for cotton OF pro-
Visions and an abundance of wood for fuel It has ex
tensve accommodations for laborers, barn. and every
thinr suitable for its successful management Possess
sion given as soon as required.
For particulars inquire as above. at
No. 40 BROAD STREET.
November 1G eu 3 tutha Charleston.
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UNITED STATES SALES OE.LAND ~ sA
HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA.
SALES.
Pleasant, Convenient and Eligible Fam1a
Residence on East Bay.
BY B. MCCALL.

At Private Sale
That most pleasant and convenient tree.story FAMI-
LY RESIDENCE No. 224 East Bay street, containing six
rooms pantry and storeroom three-story piazza en-
closed gas and CRATES throughout On the Lot which is
of good size, twostory Brick Kitchen with ample
house, large cstern and well Of water two flower gar,
dens and paved yard and the entire premises In good
order. Apply as above, ut No. 81 BROAD sIkEEI: REEL:
November 20 %, ,27,29, decl-4
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"sprt,ag IL is cAcerH
IVin{ou ic f1,.nduu
Green leaves hang, but the broaoa must
When he is skaAen,
Lone aud Jorsahen, -

WH0! can an Old Ma1l 10 OUt de ?'..-
Why take PLANTATION B1rrERs to be s,1ro, and with
them a new lease of life. The old are na;lo young
again, the mddloagcd rejoice, and tho young become
douy brilliant by using this splendid Tonic. Dyspcp.
sia Heartburn Liver Complaint Headache Pains in the
Side "Crick in the Back and all symptoms of Stomachc
Dorangement yield at to the hcahgivins influence
of PLANTATION BrrrEns. tutls3 November 81
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of PLANTATION B1TTEHs. IL tutis3 November ~
-O-=Z.zz
y; To THE LOVERS OF Coon CORN BREAD.-Take one
mint of good sweet Indian Meal tea-cup OF Flour,
little Salt and sift these together with threo small tea
spoonfuls of PIONEER YEAST POWDER lno other will
do, rub piece of sweet Butter the size Of m cgg add
one pint of sweet milk, and two eggs well beaten;
snoonful of Sugar will improve it, put into pans and
bake in quick oyen
For sale 1y HENRY DIsCHOFF & CO., -
No. 197 East Bay street, Charleston, Sc.
,,.,,o, ~ stuth1mo
PIONEER SoApl No. 3l-Supcrior to all Pioneers soap
most economical Of all =5
Sold by II. BlsChoff q w.
- No. 1877 East Bay street, Charleston, g. G.
November II st"'nh hiio
Ir YOU WANT LIGHT BISCUIT Pie Crust, Mu1hns, OF
Corn Bread call into HENRY B1scHoFF Co.'s, NO. 19t
East Bay street. Charleston S. o. and get box OF Pho
neer Yeast Powder with directions now in use by the
bcst Hotels and Pastry Cooks in this city
November 10 mWil1no
CoILEToN B1TTERs has been used for the last hfty
years: and recommended by oil WHO have used It, as
being the best Btters for Dyspepsia and oil nervous s
cases. Ask for Colleton Bitters and take no other
November 26 mWA
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Orange6urg Temale Seminary.

- OFdnge0ll1J Fenaale Sen31ldyqj.
By JAGOB COHEN &; co.
On TUESDAY, the Ath of December, at II o'clock, at
the north OF the Exchange, will be sold
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated in the, town
of Orangeburg and known as tho orangehurg Female
College, The building is large, and suitable for Hotel
or Boarding School, being capable Of accommodating
about two hundred (2oo) persons On the premises
gas works for supplying the building with gas and ne
orchard and garden The grounds are ample egbly
located being near the railroad depot.
Terms-Onetenth 1-1O) cash; balance by bond paya-:
BILE in five ( equal annual instruments, occurred by mort
gage of the property Promises to be Eopt insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers,
The above property be treated for at private SALE
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REPAIR YOUR ROO.

REPAIR YOUR ROOFS
WITH THE GUTTA pERCHA ELASTIC CEMENT,
TO BE HAD AT
J.W. .CARMALT'S,
No. so EAST BAY, CONNER OF BoYcE's WHARF
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qtlted on Ed1St0 I5!G7au-ll2ce LIHuS Opp0S1t Wu-
ton, ST. Paalps Pd7isl-C0tL07e Lands on Ib0go0-
doc Ca'eek, ST. Paups Parish, en- The State Of South
Carolina, belonging to the late Epltrasna M. Bay
'''s' - 1-'4' BY H. II. DeLEON.
Will be sold at Public Auction, in the City Of Charleston,
s. G., on WEDNESDAY the 9th OF December, 1866, at
ii O'Clock at the old Custom House, corner of Broad
a The 1AIs FOLLOWING IL Ssf VALUABLE PLANTATIONS:
EDIsTo ISLAND. ACRES.
Seoeide Plantation more or less
Residue Of Hickory 100, more or less
Wilson'S l52, more orl53'
Palmetto more OF iesh
Shergoold .!oo' loIe VI Ieee
Shell House. AuoAc o1 .oeo
Red House. .150, more or less
Seabrook' .164, moro or less
Tho above adjoin and may be purchas-
ed as one Plantation, containing In
all '15zo, Wofe vi esb
Rabbit Point Observation-Disclosures. 574, more or less
Taroche's e's,,,............ 400, moro or less
Little Edisto Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30O more or less
Total number Of Acres on Edisto
,st. pnul's is:P Parish Cotton Plantation on
|st Bartholomew's vs.. Parish Rice Planta. -.
uon, opposite Wilton r. L. 49,. 200, more or less
Total amount of Land 3100, more OF loss
Terms cash; balance in and two years,
THOS. II. W1LLINGHAM,
Trustee of L. M. Baynard deceased
NB.-Any information in relation to the above may
bo obtained from WILLIAM WHALEY, Esq, Solicitor,
No. 48 Broad street. Charleston, s. c. or H. q. DElEc'
No. % Broad street. VT Qa|-pol Qa 14
III sIEi.ENH 1 pAR1sff. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Notice is hereby given that at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on MON
DAY, December 3d. 1860. at the Office Of the United
States Direct Tax Commissioners, In beaufort south
Caroline we shall offer for sale, to the highest bid
der ttle minimum price being ten dollars M acre,
All the GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FARMS numbered
from ono to thirty three incusve in St. Helena Parish,
in two or more divisions, as the Commissioners may
deem expedicnt. Terms cash.
For further particulars, the notice in the Charles
ton Courier, dated October 1st, 1865
WILLIAM HENRY BRISBANE,
W. E. WORDING,
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for South
Carolina November 13
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For Couaus, Colds and Throat disorders, use
sBroeor,s Bronchial Trochcs," having proued their
efficacy by q test of many yoars. The Troches are
highly recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and Surgeons in the Army. Those exposed to sud
den changes should always be supplied with s1he
I'oches,' as they give prompt relief thstu3
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WE boen shown specimens Of tin painted with
the Ready Roofing Conpanys "autta Percha Elastic Ce-
meut" which for strength has equal. We subjected
the paint to the most ests such applying to
fire. bending and rebending Etho tin, and yet the paint
showed no sign of cracking, until the tin itself was
broken Something of its durability can be inferred by
its superior strength other paints now in use Those
having new old tin roofs that need painting would do
we'll to examine the above paint before going esewhero
The parties who applying it ere Responsible, and
guarantee that the Oldest and most eeky tin roofs can DC
made perfectly tight and at cheaper rates than can be
afforded by any of the old methods II desirable they
also apply the paints now in use and have facilities for
doing tho same at more reasonable rates than be
afforded elsewhere Orders can be left atJ w CARMLT
Faat Raw. below Broad street. From among numerous
they refer to several under Business Notices.
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AUCTION SALES

Positive Sale of Butter and Shoulders
By II. M. CATER.
Will be sold TOMORROW MORNING., ut 10 o'clock on
Browns Wharf,
100 tubs and kegs STRICTLY CHOICE BUTTER now
landing
1000 Bacon Shoulders, in lots. -:
Conditions cash. November 20
Cargo Sale Of Cttbtt Alscouado Sugars, per Scltr.
81. i. Frazier" from M0tGgszus.
BY HENRY COBIA 81 co.
TOMORROW, 30th iast at II o'clock, AM, alongside
schr. "T. j. Fraziel, on Accommodation Wharf, will
be sold, zz.#zz5
81 hhds. "sT. LUCIA" PRIME MUsCOvADO SUGAR
40 hhds "Virginia, Fair to Good Muscovado Sugar
40 boxes "S'' Fair to Good Muscovado Sugar.
$1,000, cash $1,000 and $4,000 15 days;
over $200O 80 days, approved endorsed notes.
NB-Augusta Constitutionalist, Savannah Republican
and Columbia Phan. each copy and sond bill to
III. q. u co. November 20
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SPECIAL TO THE LAD1Es-At Mrs. s. J. CorcH-
Err's Emporium of Fashions, No. 263 King street,
can be found the largest and most choice selection
of millinery in the city, and at tho lowest prices
Ladies buying for the country will do well TO call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders.
x mwf