The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Potatoes.
JAMES w. BROWN &tCO.
Win sell TOMORROW I'd inst, at theis Sales Rooms,
Nos lse and 1873 Meeting street. Mt 10 o'clock.
so barrels prime POTATOES.
january
Bacon Shoulders, dc.
BY GEORGE HUNEKEN.
will be sold To,MoRRoW S.!L MORNING the I'd instant
5000 pounds BACON SHOULDERS
cases Table salt
- bbls. Onions, &c.
Conditions cash. January
Medicines
BY O'BRIEN AND AIMAR.
We will SELL on WEDNESDAY, Sd January at our Sales
Room, 16 Market-street opposite state-sreet, known
sLBS ENG. CALoMEL; LIB. BOTTLES
lis. Corrosive Sublmatc; h. bottles,
Bottles Corrosive sublimate; and o.
Bottles Red Precepitat; ID. bottles,
Bottles Iodide Mercury; ID. bottles,
Medicine Chest. January
Furniture, Clothing, &c.
BY O'BRIEN AND AIMAR.
We well sell, on WEDNESDAY 3d January at 10 O'Clock,
at our Sales Room, 16 Markestreet, opposite State
street. known as the "Sailors' Home"
1HANDsoa1E MAHOGANY sIDEBoARD.
Several Bureaus, Centre Table,
Cooking Stoves, Large Mirror,
Clock, Show Case
- Gross Lead Pencils. Coil Rope,
Lot Clothing, Lot Pictures,
10 doz Knives and Forks, doz. Buggy Whips,
500 lbs. Chewing Tobacco i'll lb. packages
Lot Jcwclry, and numerous other articles.
ALSO
Lots BACON consisting of:
Hams Shoulders and Sides. january 1
Dry GcodS--on account of Underwriters and all
Concerned.
MCKAY AND CAMPBELL
Will SELL WEDNESDAY, Sd inst, at their salcsrooms.
Nos so and 80 Hasel-strect, sale commencing at 10
o'clock,
The following goods damaged the voyage Of ipora
PARIS STRIPE MoHAIR. FRENCH MERNo, POP
LINs, colored and Black Paper Cambrics. &C., &c.
HEAVY WOOL BLANKETS, WOOL sHAw1s, BEL
NAP SHIRTS, Linen Bosom Shirts, Paper Collars, La
dies Belts, Cashmere and Satincs, Ladies' Hats, Arti-
fetal French Flowers Undershrts and Drawers, Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes.
AN INVOICE OF NOTIONS AND CUTLERY, POCKET
BOOKS, Memorandum Books. Perfumes, Cologne, Toi-
Let Soaps Scissors Pocket knives, Table Cutlery Plated
Forks Spoons, &c, &c.
Conditions cash. January
BY SIMONS & FORD.
Will be leased for the term of two years from the 1st
day of January, 1866, at the north CT the Exchange,
on THURSDAY. 4th inst, at II o'clock A. NJ, under
direction of the Committee of City Lands,
Tho LUMBER POND in tho western part Of the city,
being west of Lynch street. and north Of Broad street.
ALSO,
The LOT known as BICKLEY'S WOOD YARD on the
west Blue OF Lynch Street, ucHT OtHulolu stTcel.
ALSO,
Tho LANDING at the east end OF Tendue Range.
Condtons-Rent PAYABLE quarterly; leaser to give
approved personal security and to pay for all papers
December 80
Household Fu1nit,re CdrpetS, &C.
BY SINIONS &; FORD.
VIII bo sold on FRIDAY the 9th Of January, 1866, at
No. 49, west end Montague-strcct ct IL o'clock a. NJ
sundry articles Of Household Furniture consisting in
ID DAMAsK CURTAINS GILT coRNICEs,
Carpets wardrobes, Sideboards,
Book Cases, Chairs, Cut Glassware,
Dish Covers, Carpenters Tools, &C., &c.
Unlimited articles will be received until 9Th January
inclusive. December 5o
By WILLIAM NJ. PELOT, Auctioneer.
Will be sold in front Of Office, No. 40 Broadstreet
on WEDNESDAY, 8. January, at 10 o'clock
200 parlor and Ofice STOVES.
bales containing 1G00 Empty Bags, new anu IN
good order.
set elegant Cameo, richly sot in Gold consisting
of one Brooch, ono Bracelet. and one pair Ear
set DOUBLE HARNESS.
| NJ sale December 20
! ilanesonle MdnsioN on Eyoad street at Auction.
- BY JOHN s. RIGGS & co.
On THURSDAY the 11th January 1866 at the corner OF
Broad mud East Bay, will be sold, at II O'Clock, at
.asssS0 eSsssOD' THAT HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRABLE
11iiuEM BRICK MANSION on tho north side Of Broad
ll III street, No. ia, being tho third door west of
1l - King street. having fine and massive colon
made 'front.' presenting an imposing entrance from the
street The interior Is beautifully arranged, having
twelve fine Rooms with uncommonly high ceilings and
sding.doors on second floor, throwing two spacious
Parlors into ono The Chambers are oil conveniently
arranged for comfort and STYLE and the entire structure
built Of the very best materials, and in undouoted work.
menlike manner. r..
and depth of one hundred and fifty feet more or less;
with ampe accommodations for servants, Coach House
and spacious Sabies and every requisite
tho premises. The location OF this uncommonly nne
residence considered OF the very best being con-
tcuous to all the most prominent portions OF the city,
and within convenient distance to all the business
Conditons-Onethird cash; balance in one and two
wears secured by bond and mortgage Insurance TO be
effected policy assigned and the purchaser to pay Ior
papers $780, 1.4.G,8.1O.n December y
Will bo sold at auction. JANUARY Goth, on the
Ali, THAT PLANTATION known as Hickory Hill, -
the residence of the late Col james Shngler situate IN
ST. James GooseCreek Parish the State Hoad 40 miles
from Charleston Tho tract contains about thirtynvc
hundred (35O0 acres four hundred (400 of which arc
cleared and have been cultivated. and arc admirably
ADAPTED to growth of short cotton and provisions
irhcse lands lie Immediately OH Four Hole Swamp,
which furnishes good winter range for stock. The
plantation Is well settled, having 1t fine two-story
dwelling house, and all necessary outbuildngs.
!. Conditions -Onefth cash; balance III one two and
three years. with interest secured by bond and mortgage
and ncrsonal security. W. p. SIIINGLER,
January GAco1to-.
Public AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, the 9th of January. 1885, at Bennett.
Mill Wharf, will be sold, the following articles:
ANCHORS and CHAINS, OLD SCRAP IRON, &c.
2 TORPEDO BOATS, ono with Boiler and part OF En-
giue at Northeastern Railroad Wharf
l old PICKET BOAT, deckcd, at Gas House Wharf.
Terms cash. GIAf " McDAN1EL;
December 81 ~
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CAPTURED
| STEAMERS.
by WILLIAM GURNEY, ACCTIoNEEH
Will be suld at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Jan
I'd 1866 Mt 10 o'clock a. NJ, ut lO2 East Lay, tie 10