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Valuable House on High st., Ferry Village,
ATT AUCTION.

ON Thursday Sept Goth at O'Clock p NJ, at Fer
~ nv Village, Cape Elizabeth, story and a hal,
woolcii house, finished throughout, 70 rooms good
Closets excellent cellar, with cistcrn water in aband
papered inside and recently painted the outside
Green blinds. 1t is pleasantly located, I'm good
ncighborhood and desirable for residence There
is also a good wood she'd. Immediately after the
sale of the house VIC shall sell the furniture In said
housc consisting OF Sofas, Stuffed Chairs, Rockers,
bc-steads. Extension table, ono prime piano, chairs,
tables etc. also largo excellent cook stove nearly
new &c. The Ferry boat leaves Portland at 10, lot,
101 and II ON the morning OF the sale.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., AuctiOneers,
sept14dt1 Office I7G Fore street.
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MEDICAL.
Eclectic Physician f!

From CHS broadway, New York, has returned 10
Portland, aud can be consulted at her Office, No. IL
Cann,S hlncIs N u =. ------
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y. M. PATTEN a co., Aueisonccr-,
4 OHife. Plum Street. ",
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Re al Estate ON Washington street

ON THURSDAY, Sept Goth, at 8 P. NJ on the
g. 81 premises, corner OF Washington and Gould
eeatais, viii be sold very desirable House Lot;
/. y" pt tlins about 1900 square ieet,. -. -
St,.pt S may be- seen at Auationeers' Office, Plum
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A IICHITECTURE & ENGINEERING,
IN Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELL & CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
Of established reputation andwil in future carry
Architecture with their business Engineers. Par
ties intending to build invited 10 call at their
office. No. 306 Congress street, and examine eleva-
tons and plans OF churches banks, stores, blocks of
buildings, &c. 'if ~
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Dry Lumber

NOTICE TO LAND HOLDERS. Mr.
in JAMES T.HALL, a builder, Of Haverhill, Mass
will make contracts with parties who intend build
ing Immediately. He can furnish first class work
men and bring with him Master mason with his
men. Letters addressed to him will receive imme.
date attention. For further particulars enquire OF
j. IL. CRESSEY, No. 1853 Commercial street,
Portland, Jul l3 Atil dit
III w. HAKTyYKLL, Architect, Studio
IL. Building, Boston. Appointments may be
! made at Berry's Printing office, foot of Exchange
of the time. jy2S diff
II0NliFiEIIOW e, nORR Arnhitects ooa co.,o.oss
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bosS5 NJ ~ at 2'otlUerP NJ, unless sooner dis
t,n Iuh h about thirteen tons Sii measurement.
Wharf, In ' sr nan Years old May be seen 1t Long
loard ot Inmr WHEY Iniors apply to the Captain ON
MOSES b. NICRERsnN.
September IL, 1866. '' UP s 20.
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PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Plantations for Sale.
BY r. SAVAGE HEYWARD.

BY IT. SAVAGE HEYyVARD.
At Private Sale
RAPIAM PLANTATION, fine Sea Island Cotton and
Provision Land; 5000 acres well timbered near Bull
ton, Beaufort District 5000 acres Pine Land.
ROSE DEW PLANTATION, near Bluffton, first quail
II Sea Island Cotton and Provision Land-100 acres.
Valuable COTTON AND RICE LAND on Ashepoo
River, the ferry-1.700 acres. "
Valuable UPLAND COTTON AND PROVISION PLAN
TATION in Edge6cld District S. C.-l,3O0 acres well
settled with fine Residence, IL rooms
Valuable RIVER SWAMP RICE PLANTATION on
Cooper River-iOO Eicc Swamp, 1500 acres high
Land. well settled
Valuable we'll settled PLANTATION, situate in Beau-
fort District S. C-25 500 Land 1000 acres cleared,
balance we'll wooded.
Well settled FARM near Aiken, S. c. Fine Orchard,
Fruit and other Trees.
Large RESIDENCE in the town of Aiken, containing
II rooms large Lot, and Fruit Trees.
For particulars, apply Mt our Office.
January 8 wfm3 ws4
Tdlud6le I'lnnt0tion IN 81 Laift0lonlclcs Parish.
BY COHEN, HANCIkEL & co.
At Private Sale or to Lease.
a VALUABLE PLANTATION in St. Bartholomew
Parrish four az miles from the Jacksouboro' Depot,
Charleston and Savannah Railroad. and four t+D miles
from Parker Ferry containing nine hundred 9OU ceres
two hundred 90O cleared, and the remainder
heavily timbcrri with Oak and Hickory. On the place
is n DWELLING HOUSE and with all necessary out
biildings also BARN, GIN and COTTON HOUSE, aud
Quarters for lifty.(50 Iaborcrs.
The Plantation is situacd in one of the best STOCK and
game ranges i'll the low country.
For further particulars apply az above,
COR. EAST BAY AND NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
December 80 swS
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AUCTION SALES.

Medicines.
BY O'BRIEN AND A1hlAR.
We will SELL THIS DAY. the Sd January, at our sales
Room, ls Marketstreet, opposite statestreet known
~ sIBS. ENG. CALoMEL; LIB BOTTLES,
4 lis. Corrosive Sublimate; lb. bottles,
Bottles Corrosive Subimate; and OF.
Bottles Red Precepitat; h. bottles
Bottles Iodide Mercury; lb. bottles,
Medicine Chest. January3
Furniture, Clothing, dc.
By O'BRIEN AND AInIAR.
We well sell, THIS DAY, Sd January, at 10 o'clock,
at our sales Room, 1G Mnrkct-street opposite State
street: known as the Sailors H Home a.r,no.Dn
HANDSOME MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD,
Several Bureaus, Centre Table,
Cooking Stoves Large Mirror,
Clock Show Case,
10 Gross Lead Pencils Coil Rope
Lot Clothing, Lot Pictures,
10 doz knives and Forks, 4 doz. Buggy Whips,
500 lbs. Chewing Tobacco, in ] h. packages,
Lot Jewclry, and numerous other articles.
Lots BACON, consisting of
Hams, Shoulders and Sides. January
D,y Goods-on account of Underwriters and all
Concerned.
MCKAY AND CAMPBELL
Will sell, THIS DAY. Sd instant, at their sacs-rooms
Nos. so and 50 Haselstrcet sale commencing at 10
O'Clock,
The following goods damaged the voyage Of importa
PARIS STRIPE MoHA1R, FRENCH MERNo, POP
L1NS, Colorcd and Black Paper Cambrics &C., &c.
HEAVY WOOL BLANKETS, WOOL SHAWLS, BEL
NAP SHIRTS, Linen Bosom Shirts, Paper Collars La
dies Belts Cashmere and Satincts Ladies' Hats Arti-
cin French Flowers, Undershirts and Drawers Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes
ALSO,
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 3
By o. ID. PRENTISS.
Broker and Auctioneer, No. Statc-strect,
THIS DAY, 4th instant will be sold.
1 largo BAY HORSE about eight years old
] Gray Mare, six years old
l large Day Draft Horse
/ Cream Horse, five years old
! Iron.gray Horse, five years old
Carriage and set of Double Harness
! large Wagon, with body.
January
By WILLIAM M. PELOT, Auctionecr.
Will be sold in front of my Office, No. 40 Broad-street
THIS DAY. Sd January, at 10 O'Clock,
200 Parlor and Ofico STOVES
bales containing 1GOO Empty Bags, new and IN
good order.
set elegant Cameo, richly set in Gold consisting
OF one Brooch, one Bracelet, and one pair Ear
Rings.
ALSO,
set DOUBLE HARNESS.
Unlimited Goods received until 10 O'Clock on tho day
of eale January 8
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TO CAPITALISTS.
VTIANTED, $1,000 TO START MY SEA ISLAND
w PLANTATION, OIL Edisto Island, forty-fye miles
below Charleston S. CT water communication always to
he Ind. The subscriber, planter for eighteen years
and always his manager proposes TO plant Cotton,
to work thirty hands and ten mules and to divide the
net proceeds. after dclucng expenses with any one
who will advance the above amount, sufficient
to work said place. Address
EDWARD NJ DAYNARD Eerzelia, Ca,
Until 24th December, 1865.
Refers to JOHN BONES and Hon. T.. STARNES Au'
gusta; Messrs. O'HEAH. ROPER & STONEY, Hon. WAl.
WHALEY, Charleston, S. c. limos December 5
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Tny;ons ODD0yi,l,iijfS for Investment.

Tur;ons Opportunities for Investment.
COTTON AND RICE PLANTATIONS, i'll varions parts
Of the State for Sale Lease or Rent City Lots Houses,
Mill Sites Mining Lands, &c, also on hand. Money
wanted oil good security or as advance to experienced
planters to be repaid by share OF their crops Apply
to THURBER, SOULE Il Co., No. Stac-strcet tUp
Stairsl. limo December q
/ Fine Chdnce for Investment ur .tpecudtion &C.
by BOWERS AND SILCOX.
viii lie sold. at Private Sale number OF FARMS
PLANTATIONS, HOUSES AND LOTS:
-FOUR SMALL FARMS. within twelve miles of the
CITY.
THREE LARGE TRACTS twcnty-six twenty-eisht,
and tlllrty-six miles from the City.
FIvEuOUSES AND LOTS i'll the Upper Wards.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND i'll South
Georgia
SIX THOUSAND ACRES, in one body. near Augusta.
with fine RESIDENCE on il.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS, for small farms of Forty Acres
each. in the gold region of Georgia.
SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS in the Upper Wards:
Apply as above, at No. III MEETlNG-STKEET.
December limo
10 Cupitulists-E Eficl- WGIjng l0Non- PldNting and
FOR SALE OR To RENT A PLANTATION, s1X
miles from the city Of Charleston by water, containing
twenty.iOur Hundred ard c;:lity-ilvc ,2iS5l acres
portion of the tract has ccr I'D for Brick Maiiilg
wood being abundant, and the cIay well adapted while
the Brick Yard would be nearer the city than any oter
Three hundred acres are cleared, and under 1cnce
and good Long Cotton Lands any In the vicinity OF
charlottesville facilities for muddns being as good,
or bet er. than the Island plantations:
lii9 1rdCt vi lJiuU Uciue pcHinou'. 4"iH'NN
naviac streams all the wood on it is accessible 10
good anllng and its proximity to the city, tho@ond
always commands ready sale.
The buildings on The place consist OF neat cottage
Of five Rooms Bari, Stable Gin House. various other
outbuildnss, and accommodate rs for about one hun
drcd laborcrs.
To the many advantages offered in this place IL to be
added the fact that there Springs and Wells OF nue.
Water. and it be cultivated by white labor, as 1t Is
perfectly healthy in summer.
This place will be sold terms that will enable the
purchaser to pay for it in ohe two years. For fur
ther particulars, inquire at this Office
DGccmbcra1 ~
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u. s. TAX NOTICE.
VlHE UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAA COMMISS
ERS for the District of South Carolina hereby give
notice that the TaxRes of the following Parishes N the
State aforesaid to w.t. ST. Andrews Parish, ST. John
Berkeley Parish st. Thomas and St. Dennis Parish,
James Goose Creek Parish, and ST. Palls Parish, are
completed and that the Taxes may be paid on tile lands
and lots therein for sixty days from this date, at their
Office in the City of Charleston, South Carolina
WM HENRY BRISBANE, U. S. DirectTa1
". E. WORDING, Commissioners
WILLIS DRUMMOND, for S. Carolina.
HfF- No. 90 Broad-street. rear of Law Range.
Charleston s. c. Dec H. 1865 December II
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STANVBERRY PLANTS by MAIL.
WE WILL SEND BY NAIL, SAFELY PACKED AND
FOR FIVE d DlLLAES,
DOZ. JUCCNDA-OUH NO. 700
1DOZ. AGRICCLrUHISr
DOZ. GOLDEN SEEDED
FOR Ten DOLLARS.
aDOZ. JUCUNDA-OUR No. 100
2DOZ. AGRICULTUKIST
DOZ. GOLDEN SEEDED
1DOZ. WILSON'S ALBANY
FOR TWENTY DOLLARS.
4DOZ JUCUNDA-OUR No. 200
4DUZ. AGKlCULTUKI5f
aDUZ. GOLDEN SEEDED
oDOZ RUSSELL
oDOZ TRlOAIpuE DE GAND
.DOZ WILSON'S ALBANY
UOZ LEAN1NG'S WHITE.
Tho above are the valuable kinds now Cultivated
,n1 include early lneliu and late maturing varieties
TIE JUCU%DA-OUK NO. 100.
For size beauty yc!d profit and other desirable quah.
tics is tie most valuable Strawberry of which We have
any knowledge. For the
n new sccdngl We paid the highest price ever paid for
4 Strawberry
GOLDEN SEEDED
is the best carly, and --..--.,
the best white
RUSSELL, TRIO11PHE DE GAND
AND
WILSON
are invaluable.
Our Catalogue giving descriptions CT these and many
other varieties and furnishing much valuable informa-
ton to growers of Strawberries will be sent to all mp Pill
cants enclosing ~ cents
j. KNUX Box No. 155, Pittsburg, Pa.
December %
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CAPTURED
GTEAnIERG

STEAMEfS.
2Y WILLIAM GURNEY, AUCTIONERR.
viii be sold at Public Auction, THIS DAY. January g.,
1866 at 10 o'clock A. NJ at 102 East Bay, the follow
lug captured steamers, viz
wooden hull; length on deck, l16 feet; beam, rs feet,
a 43 feet; depth of hold. feet; draft, feet
inchcs has two independent high pressure engines;
diameter of cylinder 122i inches; stroke of piston
feet nchcs has three ue boers with tho equipments
on board
wooden hull length deck, 1914 feet; beam "a feet
a 81 feet depth of hold, feet draft feet has
two independent high pressure engines; diameter Of
hue boiler, with the equipments on board
"BOSTON. ."-Sde-wheel steamer, OF 249 Ions; wooden
feet depth of hold, feet draft, feet; cylinders SO
inches stroke ~ feet; walking beam, with the equip
ments on board.
"BEAUREGARD "-Side-wheel steamer, of I'll tons;
wooden hull length 1T0H feet beam Tx feet; over all
46 feet; depth of hold feet inches; draft 51S feet
cylinders, 80 inches; stroke, "a feet; square engine
"AIAItY FRANCIS Side steamer, Of 167 tons;
wooden hull length 155 feet; BEAM 16l feet; over all;
SO feet; depth feet; draft feet cylinders S2 inches
sroxe 7 feet; square engine, with the equipments on
"HIBDEN "-side-wheel steamer. Of 80 tonsi wooden
hull length los feet; beam, II feet over all, % feet;
depth, So feet cylinders 1G inches; stroke 61s et;
HENRY HAGENs. ."-side-wheel steamer; wooden
hull length At feet beam 90 feet ALL depth, feet;
horizontal cneine draft feet inches with the equip
mcnts on board.
BY order Of !. c. CALLlCUI,
Supervising Special Agent,
January 8 q. s. Treasury Department
Viii be sold at auction, JANUARY Goth, on the
premises, .
ALL THAT PLANTATION known " Hickory Hill !"
the residence the late Col James Shinger situate In
St. james Parish the State Road 40 miles
from Charleston. The tract contains about thirty hve
hundred (35O0 acres, four hundred 40O OF which are
cleared and have been cultivated, and a:e admirably
adapted to the growth Of short cotton and provisions
These lands Lie Immediately on Four Hole Swamp,
which furnishes good winter range for stock The
plantation Is we'll settled having on 1t fine twoatory
dwelling house, and all necessary outbuildngs.
Couditions-One fifth cash; balance III onc two and
three years. with interest secured by bond and mortgage
and personal security. W. 7. SHINGLEt,
january / Executor.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
sy- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. "a

ST. M1cHAn's BELL.-It will be observed, by notice
from Capt sIGwALD of the City Police. that the bell Of
St. Mchaels will ring every night from this date, at
and o'clock.
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Rousehod Frnitore Carpets, &c.
BY SInIONS g. FORD.
Will be sold on FRIDAY the 9TH of January, 1885, at
No 49, west end AIontagucstreet, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
sundry articles of Household Furniture, consisting in
part OF -
Carpets wardrobes, Sideboards.
Book Cases, Chairs, Cut Glassware,
Dish Covers, Carpenters Tools &C., &C.
Unlimited arti.lcs will be received until 4th January
inclusive December 80
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CARD.
OFFICE NATIONAL EXPRESS
AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
CHARLESTON. g. c., January 2, 1866.
TIME OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN RE
MOVED from No. Hayne-street to No. 26
HAYNE-STREET. North side. Immediately In rear OF
the Charleston Hotel. 4. s. TAYLOR, Agent
January3 wsfsi
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Lease of City Lands.
BY SINIOES g. FORD.
Will be leased for the term of two years from the 1s
day of January, 1866, the north of the Exchange
TO.MOYROW, 4th inst, at IL o'clock A. d., under
direction of the Committee of City Lands,
Tho LUMBER POND in the western part of the city,
being Of Lynch street. and north of Broad street.
ALSO,
The LOT known as DICkLEY'S WOOD YARD, on the
west side Of Lynch street. near Beaufain street.
ALSO,
The LANDING at tho east end of vendue Range.
Conditions-Rent payable quarterly; leaser to give
approved personal security and to pay for all papers
January
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ASSISTANT oUARTERMASTERs OTFICE(
CHARLESTON, S. G., December %, 1865. J
Will be sold, at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, January
''tao 90 tSSI SNAIL BOATS and PoNTOoNs, l. c.
-efnn' '@Si'' - '''''''''''''' wSr. HOLDEN,
December 81 Capt. and A. Q. n.
ASSISTANT oUAHTERMASTER's OFFICE
CHARLESTON, S. c., December 80, 1860. }
Will be Sold ut Public Auction, 9th January 1866, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Storehorsc No 80 East Fay sy
street. d quantity OF condemned CLOlHANu, OAAI
and GARRISON EQUlPAGE,
CONSISTING OF:
Cantccns Camp Kettles
Mess Pans Shovels
Spades axe anu hanuie'
Pick Axes and Handles Matchets
Blankets Diouses
Sashes Overco"'S
Musquito Bars Ihes
Cross Cannon Deusachs
Buglcs Ofuiiis
Terms cash, in Government funds
WM. HOLDEN, capt anu - u AZ
December so
ASSISTANT QUAITERMAsTEEs OFFICE,
Charleston, =. C., January 1st, 1866.
Will be sold, at public a'cton OIL letl JaIGar' aUoc
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Il, Storclousc No. - East Bay
quantity of CONDEMNED luartcrmas:er Stores,
CONSISTING OF
FARMERS KNIVES, PICKS
Tew Irons, Curry cumhs
Wagon wrcnclts. EiyenG Hammers
Rasps, Monkey Wrcnchcs
Broad Axes, AuScrs
Squirt Cans. lilies
Draw Knives, Hand Axes
Cold Chisels, Spring braces
Adzes Assorted Chiscls
Shoves, Soldering Irons
Hatclets and Handles, Horse Brushes
Planes, Sledgcs
Squares, Spades
Axes, ReilcctOrs
Bellows, PiDcelS
Spoke. .Shaves Nail Hammers
Tin Cans
Terms cash. in Government funds.
WM. HOLDEN, Capt. AID 4. Q. II.
january
ASSISTANT QUARrERMASTERS OFFICE,(
CHARLESTON, 8. C., January ), 1866.
Will be soil purlic Auction. 10Th January, 1866
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, ut City Hall Park,
20 WAGONS
Ambulances
AND \ LOT OF
COLLARS. CURRY COMES HARNESS
Paulins and Saddle Blankets.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
WM. HOLDEN,
January 10 Capt. and a. Q. NJ.
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Hay, on account Of ,chom IndY concern.
BY j. A. ENSLOW AND CO.
TOMORROW, 4th January will be sold, on account Of
whom it may concern, at 10 O'Clock, on Kerrs Wharf,
113 bales n. r. Hay, damaged on tho voyage Of I'M
nortation January
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H"gon and Harmess-Ten Fine Large -Nales,
C0'rs aid Cnlres
BY II. SAVAGE IIEYWARD AND SONS.
Will sell, TOMORROW (Thursday) 4th inst, in front
OF oHr Office, No. 1913 East Bay, at II o'clock,
TEN LARGE WE'LL BROKE MULES
Three jfilch Cows and Calves,
Ono Large Plantation Wagon
Two Sets Harness.
Terms cash. January
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C5ocke1y1rdre, &c.
BY J. A. ENSLOW AND CO.
the 18th instant, will be sold at our
Store, No. 125 East Bay, at II o'clock,
- crates ASSORTED CROCKERYWARE
pieces English Duck. January 8
Ertensire and Uweserred Sale Of uOcards Of 800
packages Of Teas, Cdr6onate Soda, Spices, Gorks,
Indigo, Champagne, Madeira and PORT Vines,
&c., &C., imported expressly for 0.is market.
BY J. A. ENSLOW AND CO.
TO .MORROe the 4th of January 1866. at our Store,
No. 125 East Bay will be sold, at IL O'Clock,
GO caddies BLACK TEA
48 caddies Young Hyson Tea
lG caddies Imperial Tea
ca boxes B Carb Soda
SO boxes Is lbs each Indigo
50 boxes Ginger and Pepper
Q boxes Condensed Milk
II boxes Pickles, assorted
4S boxes Soap
cans Cloves
cans Cinnamon
- cans Cream Tartar
48 cans Mustard
q bales Mineral Corks
10 cases Champagne
. cases Clarct Wine
. octavcs Port Wine
8 octaves Madeira Wine. JanuaryS
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The wEArHER.-we have been suffering under the
weather. which now enduring, for period Of
about days; and although we have appealed
to the Clerk of the Weather in the most affecting TERMS
on more than occasion. and growled increasingly
still there is no change for the better We have conse
uueny determined to stop efforts and merely note
that on yesterday between and II a. NJ, we had
little variety in the way Of several flashes of lightning
and sundry peals Of thunder.
AT AN ELECTION held yesterday, the Cd instant the
following gentlemen were elected Commissioners Of
Cross Roads for Charleston Neck
HENRY BOYLSTON,
{. " CHAMBERLAIN,
CHARLES FOSTER,
J. c. BRADLEY,
DR.. j. B. PATRICK.
JOHN CHRISTOPHER, Marshal.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY w. d. AND It. z. RYAN.
Will be sold, TOMORROW, 4th inst, before our Store,
No. 60 East Bay, at II O'Clock,
One fine MULE six years old, warranted sound and
gentle.
ALSO,
set DOUBLE HARNESS
Conditions cash. January
BY w. B. AND T. L. RYAN.
Will be sold, TOMORROW, 4th inst, at our Store, No.
Z GO East Bay, at II o'clock,
80 cases wAHOO BITTERS
barrels fine Bourbon Whisky.
Condition, cash. January3
Boots and Shoes at auction.
BY N. HUNT &s SON.
TOMORROW, January 4th, 1866, at Store, No. II
Hayncstrset, at 1O1s O'Clock, will sell without re-
servo
80 cases and cartoons BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting
of Mems Brogs and Bamorals, Womens Lace Boots and
Balmorals, TO and to 0; Boys and Youths Brogs
and Balmorls, Chdren's Boots, Copper Tip Balls la
dies Gaefs. Mems Congress Boots, Mems Fine and
Thick Boots &C., &c.
Conditions cash. Sale without reserve.
January3
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THE FOLLOWING telegrams are at the Telegraph Office
awaiting better address for delivery.
D. Geddy, r. W. Webb agent; H. P Dock A. L; L. MI
len J. s Hogan, T. D. Blake, Captain T. G McNeth, G.
n. Hacker E. c. Drew, James E. Ross, James Hopper
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M0s DAY: AGENTS WANTED To
OLs) s,i. anew atj wccde-iT: SEWING MACHINE.
n tcai, thelt. u1e .icense1. Address ShAW CLAKhs
C.dGatcrd Man. September Ia
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THE CoPAErSERslI1p of Gonzales. Woodward & Co.,
which appears in our Issue to-day. will attract the notice
of tie plbc-thcy having been always considered bus
ness men OF the is: class Well gentlemen OF large
acquaintance and popularity II they meet with the
cess they deserve feel confident, frUu lou3 esta
I,shud knowledge of them, their business will shortly
be very prosperous one.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

srrISMEyEn & Son have on hand Builling Materials Of
all kinds and descriptions which they selling at such
low rates as to cause great demand for thcn refer
once their card will no doubt c oi Importance 10 ioSe
WHO NAV be in want of any portion of the large number
o. articles of this kind which they have i'll their
Iu,nlnr ward at the foot OF BcaufaiIi-strcct
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

Cop.ETNEI;siP. - Our readers will perceive that
Mrssrs Milisan and Son lave taken into business witt,
them Mr. L. Melchers. well known gentleman OF i'll
telli.cnce and capacity With this addition to the
rn feel satisfied that great increase Will occur
TO the already large business of the house.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

UNFORTUNATE OccrRREScE-We are informed by
Francis Lopez, that Thursday last George Rent and
John Patrick two colored fishermen, proceeded to Folly
Island pick OYSTERS and having reached there and OBJ
tained supply. prepared to return to the city Mt low
water which prevented their passing over what known
the Flats and they therefore took the passage around
Fc.t SUMTER which is always considered as dangerous
fo- snail boats 1t in that neighborhood they were
seen last and nothing has been heard OF them since.
fears are certainly entertained that they were drowned
while attempting to get through that rough point of VA
ter