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The best Dyspeptic Bittors now in PANKRIN's
HepatIc Bitters. They fail TO gyo relief Try
bottle and be convinced. For salo by all Druggists.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE OLD GUARD, for December, has reached us.
Il is adorned with fine Gkoness OF tho late Gen.
A. p. HILL.
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CoLLEroN BTTTERs has boon usod for tho last fifty
years; and recommended by oil who have used It, as
being tho best Bers for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases. Ask for Colleton Bitters, and take other
November 26 uwf
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"HELr Me- CAss1us, SINK |" is the cry of Na:uro
when the healthy action system impaired Nature
asks to bo helpednot twarted-and this holp whom the
organs of secretion fail to perform their natural nc
tons, is best given by AARSDEN'S VEGETABLE
SARATIEE PILLS. which perform their work In gento
manner and involve of those subsequent i'll ehocts
which TO follow the many of tho nostrums
Of the day. For sale by oil Druggists.
KING 4 CASSIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO., Agents
November 90 G
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NoT1cE.-Drs. OLEcKLEY l.
soHLEY (of Columbus, Ga, having permanently located
In Charleston, respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, in tho prucuco of Homeopathy.
Dr. has had the experience OF fifteen years In this
school of medicine.
Office ut our residence, No. II, 8. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS (oorner of Greenl.
HRnyEY NJ. CLKcKIEY, II. D.. PHILIP T. Snr1EY, n d.
Septembcr5 1yr
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AUCTION SALES.
N1TfCE.

NoI1CEs
Sales EVERY EVENING at o'clock, by KII,RoY & Co.
No. 330 KmgBtrcct, OF Roncral assortment OF DRY
GOODS. Clothing, Fancy Goods Jowelry, Boots and
Shoes, Cutlery. perfumcry and Soaps.
November ~
Balance Count,y StOre-Assigned Stock of Boots
and Shoes, Dry Goods, Clothing, NOti0ns de-
WH,oars, CrocEerY and G.'dss'gare, on account OF
Undertcr7terS and aU concerned.
mckay d CAMPBELL,
Cnsh Auction House,
Opposite tho New PostoflIto, ,IinscI-strcct,
Will sell TOMORROW t1ucsduy 27th, ut 10 o'clock, by
Catalogue, for casll,
DALhNCB OF A COUNTRY SrORE--DRY GOODS
Clothing, NotionR Hats, &c., &c.
Assigned Stock oi Boots Shoes &C., for City and Coun
rAILOHS AND WOOLLEN DRE3sER'S STOCK OF
CLOTHS, Cassmercs, Pant StuGs In various fabrics and
BlJles
nvo cases and crates assorted.
Catalogues nnd Samples Tuesday morning.
Fovoinbcr2G
Hats, Dry Goods. Shoes and Guns.
BY JOHN q. MILNOIs s. CO.
TOMoR0W. 9th inst. ut 10 O'Clock will bo sold at
Sales Roon No l33 Meeting street,
AN INVOICE,
CONSISTING OF:
MEMS BLACK AND DRAB HATS
Printed and Plain Saiinols, Cuuton Flannel
Satinct Pnrts, Caicocs, Bloaclcd ShirtiIg
Mons Hoavy Wool Socks chiltlrsns shoes
Mems Heavy Grey Over and Understands
Colorcd Wool Shrts Ladies' Striped Wool Hose
Worsted Caps Nubias, Wostcd Yarn, Collars and Cuffs
Sllawls, Bucslrs, Clasps Spool Cotton
W. H. and Blue Thread. Head and IocEos Udtfs.
Linen Crash, Apron Checks
I,adirH' White and Slate Cotton Hose
Chdrcns worsted Striped Hose, Colored Canabrics.
ALSO,
superior ENGLISH poUBLE-BARREL GUNS
Conditions caHli,
At I'I2JVITE SAFE.
Boxoa FIRST quality FIRE CRACKERS
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Ordn7ebmrg Female Seminary.
BY JACOB COHEN eco.

Ordn7e5trg Female SeniRdTy
ny JACOB COHEN & co.
On TUESDAY, the 4th Of December ut ii O'Clock, ss
tho north of the Exchange, will be sold,
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, eituatcd in the town
of 0rangcburg, and known the orangehurg Female
College The building is large, and suitable for Hotel
or boarding School. being capable of accommodating
about two hundred 3OO persons On the premises ars
gas works for suppying the building with gas; and no
located, being near tho railroad depot
81, Ierms.one tenth tOl cash; balance by bond, paya-
BILE i'll five (6l equal annual insalnents mor-
gage Of the property Premises kept insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
November ~'
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The steamer Gca. Hooter, Captain TORRENT,
from Edisto, arrived at lato hour last night. Tho
following arc hor passengers and consignoes
Consignees-CL L Guilcaumc. j b Frey, A Enslow
i Co, and Order.
Passengors-J Wright. s.ovons b whaloy Leut
Htocter, DIR Stoddard Geaulord, + Reed, Mikcl W
WeHcott
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Valuable Uplnnd Cotton Plantation and Steam SAT,
MiU.

BY CLIFFORD ~ NIATHEWES.
Real Estnte Agents, No. 81 1-2 Broad Streot,
At Private Sale
desiraby located PLANTATION on South Carolina
Railroad and Edsto River four miles below Oranaeburp
Court House, containing 23oo 400 cleared
VOL timbered The land Is of the best quality for cotton
and provisions; bales of cotton having been pro-
duced to the hand. On tho place is STEAM CIRCULAR
SAW MILL, with 80 horsepower Engine In complete
order III miles from River and q milo from Turnout
on Railroad, ample accommodations for mill hands
house and cotton screw wagons timber carts muioa
CATTLE sheep, &c. Hands arc living Oh tho Plantation
November ~ mWfB
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PERsoNAL.-Chance.lorW w. d. JOHNSON is i'll tho
city, hearing motions in chambers. Tho Bar is
mnch indebted to tho Chancellor for this visit as
it greatly facilitates business.
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TIE LEaIsLATuRE.-Tho hotels Of the city are
rendered quite lively just now by tho presence Of
members Of the Legislature and other persons en-
route to Columbia, to attond tho approaching Bos-
sion Of the Genora Assembly. They will leave TO-
day in company with tho members from Charles
ton, and pas .engcrs to Columbia may expect to
have crowded time.
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PRIVATE SALES.

Hams dad Bacon.
At Private Sale
IL TIERCES GOOD HAMS
boxes Breakfast Belly Bacon
hhds Bacon Sides.
For sale at tho LOWEST MARKET PRICE, by
WILBUR SON,
Corner State and Chalmers streets,
Nayemhnr
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we'll assorted Lot Of ENGLISH REFINED IRON of ali
sizes.
They have now In stock o beautiful assortment OF
RODGERS TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, Of verious
patterns; Rodgers' Sctgsors Razors and Needlea In
handsome cases; anyerpated Tea sets, spoons Fcrks
Castors, &c.
The attention Of sportamen Is respectfully called to
their beautiful patterns of Dixon's POWDER FIAaKS,
Shot Pouches, Liquor Fasks Dogs Collars Whistles &C.
Percussion Caps, Gun Wads, Gunpowder and Shot Eng
ish Double Barrel and Single Barrel Guns Boys Grns
Pisols Of all nzes, Cartridge Reyolvers, Of 7arous
makers.
They are paying particular attention to their A6RI-
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT., and invite the public to
call and examine many Of e latest improvements and
inventions In that line:
Wagner's Wheat Drill, with Guano attachment
Horse Powera for Gins and Mills, the cheapest In the
market
Owens patent Cotton and Corn Planter.
Billngs' patent Corn aud Guano Planter.
Cotton Gina both Hand and Power.
Corn Shelters, Single and Double, for Hand Power.
Straw and Feed Outtoru, Page's Garden P1owa.
Culivatora.
Harrowa
Rice Fan Mills.
Amee' Plows, Ono Herse and Two Horse
Collins Steel Piowa With variety Of patterns and zea
Buidess' Hardware
Nails
Farmers Tools
Cooper Tools.
Biacksmiths' Tools.
Grindstonee, &c.
Constantly on hand large stock Of SWEDISH HON,
OF all Sizes, imported direct from Sweden.
Ali offered at the LOWEST MARKET RATES, Wole-
sale and retail Noyembof2s
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GEO. J. HENKE1s, LACY & Co.'S advertisement of
elegant furniture appears in another column. 1t
is, informed the largest retail store for fur
niture in tho United State, 1GO feet front by 100
feet deep and fvo stories high-al1 used as fur
niture warehouse.
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AUCTION SALES.
Dry Goods. Hosiery, Gi0tsing.
BY IL. BACkUS.

BY Il. BACkUS.
Will DO sold, THIS MORNING Mt 1O1. o'clock ut IN =
store. No. 1856 Meeting street. opposite tho Pavilion
THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
Goes Longcloth, Bed Tickns. Under Shirts Fancy Shirts
Fine Calico Shirts. Madras Hdkfs Turkey Rcd Hdkfs
Ladies' Cloth Cloaks and Munas 20 doz. Ladies' fine
Coored Kid Gloves. 10 all wool Black Shws, fine fig
| scissora Pocket Knives; Umbrellas
lnrse assortment of Ladies' Gents, and A1ascs'
Hose and Half Hose, Suits of Clothing, &c.
Singers SEWING DlAcHfNE. in good order
hno Double Case Gold WatchGs
Terms cash. November 2G
sBf SFilIIt AZ McGILLIVRAY.
Auctlonecrs. no. ~ Esrond street.
TO-MoRRUW. the 27tl instant. will DO sold ut tho
old Custom House. ut halfpaat 10 O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND measuring Al fco. front by II
Building thereon situated the cast aide OF Nassau
street, next north OF South street.
IormH-sG0o cash; balance in one year. occurred by
papers. November 26
Neat and Gcnted Residence al tie HcSt End of
nv SeGH1Si% g,1 S9,; $: $'rsst ,ss, q ins,iw.
TOMORROW. tho 9th instant, will be sold. ut 1o,6
O'Clock, nt the Old Custom House,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. together Will, the Dwell
ing and Oubuihlinss thereon, lying Oh tho north siic
of Beauan strcot, 81 west Of smith, known rs No 10
In dopth, more lc3g; buttin, and bounding Oh tho
north by lands OF Miss Bonlcau. south by ncautain
street, cast by lands now or late IL, and wcHt by
Tho DWELLING ia OF wood, In excellent condition 9i<
stories with double piNzs four square and two
attics with dressing ROOM pantry gas. cistcrn md
water works. Kitchen and outbudings il good order.
Titles indisrut:blc
Terms-one-helf cash; balance In one year. Pur-
chaser to pay Smith & Mcfiiliivray for papers.
November 20 taths,mtu2
Three Small and Neat Houses IN Dougi,ty street al
ydKCiiDR.
IN SMITH Cd McGrLLEVnhY, Auction cera.
TOMORROW, the 9th inst, will bu sold, on tho
steps of tho Old Custom House,
All those THREE LOTS OF LAND each with small
and comfortable two-story DWELLING thereon situst-
ed the south sdo OF Doughty street, being tho
DID, Sd aud 4ta houses east Lucas street. They will
be offered scprratclJ as follows:
HOUSE AND LOT No. -, the ID from Lucas street
Lot measuring 20 foot front by so feet Deep moro es
HOUSE AND LOT No. -, The Sd from Lucas street,
next east of tho nboycLot 25 feet by so feet or
less.
HOUSE AND LOT NO. =, the It'll from Lucas street.
next east Of the aboveLot 25 feet By 50 feet
less.
Terms-Half cash; balance in ono year, secured by
mortgage of property. Purchaser to pay Smith 4 Nc
GiHivray for papers tuths3 Novcm ber 26
tsAIE PosrPoNED.l
MILLIGhn. MELCIiIGieS & co.
Will soil on WEDNESDAY, 2Sth instant tho Wharf in
rear Of New Custom House, ut IL o'clock A. NJ,
LOT HEAVY SHAETINGS
lot Cast Iron
Let Wrought Iron.
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PRIVATE SALES.

Valuable Sea Island Cotton Plantation for Sale.
EY LOWNDEs 81 GItIMBALL,
Brokers, hucttOneeTs md Real Est. Agents,
Law Range, Broad Street.
At Private Sale
A PLANTATION on Edisto Islnnd situated ON tho
South Edsto River, and containing 195 OF high
land about 16 Of which under woods, the balance
cleared Attached ia body of aoout 400 Of marsh
and rsh lands, afording superior facilities for
Ing, and fine range for cattle portion of this capa-
bic OF being reclaimed with comparatively little labor
and In the opinion of competent judges is we adapted
for the production of cotton.
For further particulars apply es above, or to
DR. j. J. MURRAY,
Bdisto Island.
Purchaser to pay L. G. for papors.
November Al ufm6
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The EYE AND EAR.-Read DR.. GARDNBR's ad-
yertsement.
A FINE BEAR will bo cut up in the Game Market
this morning. Il
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

At FRJV,iTE SAFE.
Boxoa FIRST quality FIRE CRACKERS
November 20
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Hon. A. G. MAaRATH AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AlrENDMENT.--We clip tho following from the news
column of tho New York journal Of Commerce,
but it is not original in that paper, and we have
no authority for believing it, except that it ap-
pears in 30 respectable a journal
Ex-Governor A. G. Magrath, OF South Carolina,
has written letter to Governor Orr in favor Of the
adoption Of the Constitutional Amendment by the
Southern States as measure of relief.
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faAItE POSTPONED.
MILLIGhn. MELCIiEisS & co.
Will coll on WEDNESDAY, 28th instant, tho Wharf in
rear Of New Custom House, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
LOT HEAVY S1AETINGS
lot Cast Iron
let Wrought Iron.
November 2j
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AUCTION SALES.
oo'cV HouSehotd furniture at Me Residence North.
edse corner q hinJ and 1rddd-streets.


Sac OF Household Furniture at Me Residence North,
edSs corner Of fing and 1rddt-streets
r,r,,, r,, , bI JOHN S. RIGGS.
Iii -, 80; ue 26th inst. commencing at 10 o'clock,
and Tradd-streets " ~ ~''0' Va NAiE
Sundry articles of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist.
Ing In part AZ follows: ' ~
hAHOGANY MARBLE TOP BUREAUS Dining Cllnira
tahies Sdcboart, Sofa Mirrors Carpets
stop%s Hedaing Chamber Furniture in Oak WASH
Ing stove and Utensils and utlnlo of other article,
useful IN housekeeping
Gondi,iols caal on delivery aud every article to bs
to bo sold ' " w orL ,ca,uenru 90 R
Estate iSalc-Dcsuable Brick Resi,leacc Mo,,leoa
corner o. 1tu,td and EinJ-streefs at AUCTION.
> ,,,,,>. BY John $. RIGGS.
On WEDNESDAY, the 2sth instant ut Ii O'clock MT m,
oGe' snIG corner OF Broad and East Day-stccs viii H
That desirable three and half story BRICK nrs1.
DhNCE on the northeast corner OF King and ,rradd
dressing rooh and all rct hsit ouiiliusf;o ri hr;cI
lne location OF this valuable property is rliLlr and
Wln snort distance oi the principal business Dlnccs
1nu e"n pc 30 aTranScu with some alteration tor a store
anu would iiiike capital stnnd for any business pr
f''e, iie LOT measures - feet Ku;,-strcct bv
- feet on Traddstree,, more or lrsp -' ~
Conditions-Oncql,atcr cus batuur. i'm onc two a,5
,hree years, with interest payable ge,ni.ann,lly Tho
omuihss TO 20 insured policy to be assigned and pur-
-~e~ ~ ~ rH2 ,ot papers. NovcEber "a
Hams, AfotdSsps Bpcfs
IsY BdSUNs a. IlIGIG.
VIII pe SOLD TOMORROW, 9th inst. before our Stor
HHDS. HAMS
les. Hams
1 Dbl. Syrup
- bbls. Bcets. Novcmtor o.
Uduand Sugar! Hauann Sugdr!
. HY y. A. ENSLCWT 81 Go.
TO-mORROW MORNING, 2Tth inst, at IL O'Clock win
DC sold in front of our store,
- 80 boxes choice HAVANA SUGAR.
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Broad-strect Property for Sale.
by hLONZ0 j. WIIiTII s. SON.
huctionccrs and Real Estnto

Broad-strec Property for Sale.
ley ALONZo j. WHITE s. SON.
brokers, huctioncers ind Real Estate
Agents.
Will be sold on WEDNE>DAY, the 2Sth instant, at IL
O'Clock, at the north of tho Exchange,
That valuable range OF two story WOODEN TENE-
ENIS III dlapidacd condition. situate on tho south
side OF Broad-strec third building west of Church
street The Lot 80 feet front by feet Deep
pc the same more or cBs with such rights and privileges
OF the alley the east of tho premises may belong
the property. tits situated prominent street and
well adapted for Offices.
Tcrms-onchalf cash; balance payable in ono year.
secured by bond OF tho purchaser and mortgage
promises, with legal interest, payable sennunlly:
buildings TO be insured and policy assigned Purchaser
70 pay 1or uu requisite papers November &c
Eegam Pdrior, Bed Room Fu,-niture, Mirrors,
Carpets, &c.
BY WILBUR s. SON.
WEDNESDAY next, 28th inst. at Sales Rooms cor
ner State and Chalmers Streets at 1oz O'clock viii
sold,
A FINE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF PARLoR
AND BED ROOM FURNITURE
CONSISTING OF:
DAhIASK SEAT SOFAS. LOUNGES
Marble Top. Pier and Side Table
Hair Seat Damask and other Chairs
Elegant Gilt Framed Mantel and Sido Mirrors
Pictures, Marble Top Bureaus with Glasses
Washstapds. Cottage Sets, Bedsteads, wardrobes
brussels and other Carpclng, Feather Beds
PILLOWS and Mattresses, ono fine Refrigerator.
ALSO,
An elegant octave Rosewood Cased DURHAAIS PIANO.
Conditions cash. November 26
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New MUs1c.--Mr. HENRY sRra1INa has just re-
ceived from the publisher, WIN. POND, q new COM
position Of MIR. JOSEPH PozNANsK1, tho we'll known
and accomplished pianist, {Cradle song) words by
our fellow townsmRn Mr. DANIEL OrToI.ENauI.
ALI our devotees Of st. Cecile will we think hasten
to have this little esong their pianos, they are
already sufficiently acquainted with the talents of
them once more.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FnEAnlfs AND HOUSE.
KEEPING ARTIoLKs.-Tho attention Of our readers,
and Of houBekeepers particularly s especially di-
rected to the advertisement Of Mesars. J. e. ADaER
& Co., who are now receiving direct from England
| o very extensive assortment OF the above goods.
This firm has also on hand an extensive stock of
the most approved and best known agricultural im-
plemonts, which they offer at tho lowest market
rates. Wholesale and retail, at their establish
monts Nos. ca East Bay and 1ss Meetng-street.
o.
CLOTHING RRADY-MADE AND MADE TO ORDER.-A
largo supply Of seasonabe clothing has just been
received at the Clothing House Of Charleston, No.
219 King-street, one door south Of Market-street,
and also OH extensive assortment Of the best stuf
for gontlemens clothes, which will be made to or
der. Mr.. VIM. MkTTH1EssEN, the proprietor, has
boon known as reliable clothing merchant in this
city for many yoars and his efficient and attentive
superintendent, Mr. B. W. MoTUnEoUs, is young
man who has already acquired On envable popu-
larity as salesman. For further particulars see
advertisement, or call and examine for yourself.
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A NEW F1nM.-Messrs A. H., W. G., and J. 8.
MAzYoK have associated themselves in q firm for
the purpose of conducting q collecting and COM
mission business. They are energetic, active men,
well known to the community, and It is only nee
essary to announce their purpose to secure them
patronage.
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THE CHARLESTON HIGH SoHooL.-The examine
ton Of the several Glasses commences this morn
ing. The public arc invited TO be present See
advertisement
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AT Priu1te Sale.
By CLIFFOIsD & MATHEWEs,
No. 81 la Broad street.
: SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS
FARMS FIRsT-CLhss wATER-PowERs SUMMER
RESORTS. &C., &C.. In this State and Georgia.
ALSO,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING ropz
III every part OF tne CITY. 9no September Al
Proftate Drug Business for snLe.
BH SMITH & nIcGELLIVRAY,
Mt tho He'd Sign, No. ~ Broad Street
The STOCK. GOOD WILL, and entire FIXTIJRFa or
that popular Retail House, No. 238 Kine-street near
and now In full operation Sao
The proprietors sell only that they may give ther en-,
sness In Hayne street Novenhass % ~
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Desirable Residence at aiken. s. Ca Bargain
BY B. MCCALL.
At Private Salo-
A VERY PLEASANT AND DESIRABLY LOCATED
hFSiDENCE OF FOUR ROOMS PANTRY, and Other
apartments OH Lot Of four acros with 1000 feet on the
street, having thereon n htohon. servants houses
saoies &c; half nero In gardon and oshor improve
onehAf caah. Now rented at 1900 por annum
For further Information apply as above, at
Novsnber22 tham3 No. 81 BROAD STREET.
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u. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-We learn from the Co
lumbia PhEniI that tho q. S. District Court vii
be held in that place this dny Hon. GEO. s. BRYAs
presiding.
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Plantation Of $4,000 Acres for Sale,
By LOUIS ID. DeShUSSURE.

PEdntdlton 0f I3,UUu Acres t0r SaEe
BY LOUIS ID. DeShUSSURE.
At Private Salo-
TRACT OF LAND, about IS miles from Mount
Pleasant on tho Georgetown Road lying partly In Christ
Church Parrish and SL James snntce the wators OF
Auendaw Greek, eortaning about 600 of land,
about 600 acres an inland swamp Of which about 300
wore formerly cleared and planted and about rs acres
have boon moro recently planted IN cotton aud provisions
On che tract there fs largo body of wood there is also
bold nnvgabe creek with several convenient landings
On the place nre dwelling house. barn and negro
Apply as above, at
November u wm6 No n BROAD SFRERT
To Observation-Disclosures Of Superior Qlialitu al
Private Sale.
BY LOWNDES e. GHIMYhLL.
Law Range, Broad street.
At Private saie-
100000 BRICKS, at Brickyard within easy roach of
the city fm3 November 23
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Singers SEWING MACHINE. in good ortlor
lnc Double Case Gold Watches.
Terms cash. November 20
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oUR ARTIST PERU Fifty drawings woodl.-Lcaves
from tho Skech Book OF Traveller during tho Winter
OF 1866. BY Geo. W. Carleton, author OF "Our Artist
In Cuba,' etc. Now York: Carleton, publisher
Mr.. CARLETON combines the raro qualifications
Of author, artist and publisher all in his own por
son. We did not SEQ the predecessor of the pros
ent volume, "Our Artist in Cuba" but have road
very fattoring notices of it. Tho sketches of this
little volume are very clevor,-some, Of course,
moro SO than others,-showing an exuberanco OF
humor, and happy faculty OF fixing it in tho most
mirth provoking groups and figures.
"Our Artist in Italy" and "Our Artist in Franco"
are now in press, and soon to be published. The
book is for sale by JOHN RUSSELL, Charleston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-03
Destruetive Fire on CnnaI street.

On Thursday night, between ten and eleven
o'clock, as Mr.. Thomas c. Pagan, proprietor Of
the extensive clothing emporium, No. r Canal
street, was about leaving the establishment, he
discovered the building to be on fire in the third
story, and after vain effort to extingush the
flames by his own eXertiOns, an alarm was given
and the fire department was presently on hand
who, with about an hours labor, Quenehed the
fire, as it was supposed. Shortly before daylight
yesterday morning, however, it broke out
afresh, and before it was sublued, both Mr..
Payan's store, and the adjoining premises, No. 10
were extensively damaged, and large stocks OF
valuable goods were either consumed or greatly
damaged by water. Mr.. Payan's stock was valued
at $l5O0 900, which was covered by an insurance OF
over 100000.
The lower part of No. 10 was occupied by
Messrs. Darcy q Wheeler, also extensively engaged
in the clothing business, and their stock estimated
to be worth about $4,000, was little less than
fully insured. Messrs. Perkins & Friedlander had
the second floor of this building, and had silks and
dry goods stored there to the amount of some
$4,000, which was insured.
Included in the insurance of Mr.. Pagan, was
consignment of clothing from Mr.. j. MoGrath, oil
New York. Mr.. f. Napias had also about SIS ,O0C
worth of goods in the house, insured.
Montgomery, and No. 72 by August Montgomery
The losses of both are covered by insurance.
Captain Slocomb's hardware store, adjoining
suffered Injury from the flames, but not to serious
extent