The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-27

The BLACK CRooK.-Everybody out of New
York has envied everybody in it, because they
had Black Crook there. Everybody who has
visited New York, even to the churchmen, has in
vested his greenbacks in at least one, and ire
quently in half dozen tickets, in gratifying his
excited eyesght and the romantic tales brought
home of Oriental splendor and pandemonic mag
nifcence 10 be witnessed in and around the Black
Crock, and the curiosity aroused in the minds o.
people to look for themselves upon this truly
Legitimate drama, has not been equalled, as Sam
Slick saws, s'since the Falls of Niagara"
Prompted only by desire to report to our read
ers what some among them NAV await an aoan
courier to describe, we last night constituted one
of mighty audience assembled in Hibernian Hall
to witness the initiation of the farfamed spectacle
We looked at it industriously and pathetically we
inspected it optically and lorgnetticaly; and we
think of it esthetically. 1t was, of verify, q
good thing In BRIEF we liked it it was an e-leg-
ant affair. The stage was not so spacious as Nib
los the ''Infernals" not SO internal, and the
.Immortals' not more mortal than in the great
original Nor did the dresses begin any lower
down, or end any higher up; but on the whole,
the management of the Charleston Theatre have
done themselves infinite credit in the handsome
manner Of the presentation, and their evident de-
sire to contribute to the pleasure and edifcation
OF this community.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-After long interval OF
rest, the brokers have resumed their sales of real
estate, and yesterday morning the old Custom
House assumed something of its former busy ap-
pearance. A number Of sales under Decree in
EQUITY, and of real estate in brokers' hands, were
effected, and much valuable property changed
owners.
Messrs. Leitch & Bruins sold yesterday, for Mas
ter Gray, lot of land with the buildings thereon,
situated at the corner of Coming and Shepherd
streets, for s7OO.
lot of land on the West side of st. Philips
street, Charleston Neck, for $3.50.
A loG of land, with the buildings thereon, on the
corner of Trapman and Queen streets, for s17OO.
A lot of land and buildings on the West side OF
President street, opposite Arsenal Square, for
$500.
A lot of land and buildings On the West side OF
Coming street, North of Wentworth for $780,
lot and buildings adjoining to the South,
s1O5O.
These sales we're all affected from one-half to
one-auarter cash. the balance payable in yearly In
stalments.
AT the same time, Mr. James l.. CAN'T sold for
Master Upper the plantation known as Kibbles-
worth, with the buildings thereon, in the Parish
of St. Johns Berkley, containing about 11O7 acres;
also, forest tract, adjoining the above on the
Fast, having triangular form, and containing
200 acres ALSO tract of land in the Parish afore-
said containing about 375 acres-the three for
s21OO.
The tract of land, known as the Tempeton
Plantation, situated between the Ashepoo and
Combahee Rivers, in st. Bartholomews Parish,
Colleton District, and this said rempletcn Panta-
tion containing 219O acres, for $4,000.
A lot of land, with the buildings thereon, on the
South side of Broad street. and lot on Elliott
st,eet, for s935O.
The tract Of land, with the improvements there
on, known as the Old Magazine, about 81 miles
from the city, on the Meeting street road, and
containing 174 acres, sold for s2SO0.
house and lot on the South side of Beaufain
street, 1924.
lot and buildings on the North side of West
street, s110).
Messrs. Smith & McGilivray sold at the same
time
A lot of land, with buildings thereon, in Ashley
street, near the corner Of Palmetto, at s175O.
Two lots of land in st. Phillip street, near Line,
s4OO
Messrs. Leitch & Bruins sold
A market farm on Ashley River, containing from
Is to 20 acres and about thirtyfve miles from the
city, for sGOOO
farm near the Six Mile House, containing 75a
acres, for $4,000.
building on the West side of Middle street, be-
tween Calhoun and Minority, for $780,
building at the corner of Bull and Lynch
streets, for s295O.
These sales, as those first mentioned, we're for
cash, the balance in yearly instruments.