The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-17

| Coming and Pitt streets, S4,Zoz ~, o!,
Charles E. Bakor, north side Of Cumberland-
street. near Chnrch,street, 629 oV; %; A1enr oT
ander ". Blacks estate, west side OF East bsy
street. 81, ,6S6 Is, 65; Dixon Brown, north side
| Elliott Tor Spring. street, No. 81, neer Presl-
dent-street, 81, ,O24 33, so; Nicholas Culeton,
| south side of Burns lane, between Meetlng
and King streets, 81, ,693 IS, 81; E. 4. CoWper-
| thwaite, west side of king-street. oetWeen
| Wentworth and Liberty streets. $235 6O, par
! william J, Connor, north side Of Wentworth.
street. east of and near Meeting-street, $!,524
| "a, IS; Joseph Dawson. west side OF Lime
| house-street. So 555 IS, q; Christopher Geraty,
| southwest corner of Tradd and Council streets,
s., ,6S8 Is, 70; William L. Holmes, south SIDE OF
Henrietta-street, 800 90, rs; Theodore a. Hon
our, south side of Doughty-street, west OF hut
! iedge-street, 81 051 10, 60; rhos J. knaut north
side of Cedar court, Upper Wards, s., $50 25, ~;
Charlotte c. Kelsey. south side Of Hayne-streett,
| No. 23. s7,T52 Sc. 72; Edward W. Lloyd, south
side OF Doughty street, west of Rutledgo, S2,O62
| rs, 70; Sarah q. Lovegreen, southeast corner
of King and Calhoun streets. 81, ,l05, 74; D. 3. ".
Muckenfuss. north side of Wentworth, between
Coming and Pitt streets, $S15, 81; Henry W..
| Muchenfuss, north eide OF Wentworth, between
Coming and Pitt streets, $1,742 80, 81; Eleanor
| Y. Manson, southwest corner Of Wentworth and
| Rutledge streets, $1,000, 66; VIM. Moran's es-
| tate, south side of Henr1etta-street, between
| Meeting and Elizabeth streets, S25S S1, SU;
Capt C. j. Relyea's estate, north eide OF Iradd-
street, No. 40, sS42 IS, 10; Edward F. sweegan,
north side Of Wentworth-street, west end,
81, ,7SO 20, rs; Wilmfns, Price & Block, north
side OF Hayne-street, No. S, A,2S4 80, II;
a. Forster Black, three lots on Cannon's and
Short courts, each lot measuring as margln'
SOL IS, o.; James Browne, west side OF Meet-
ing-street, opposite Burns lane, 9So 10, AZ;
John G. Chalk, south side OF Morris (now
Nary street. s1,so5 90, 81; Charles Z: Cassidy
ret CRIMINAL, on an alley leading west out OF
st. Philip-street, near Lne-street, s42O %,
60; Ellie Dufort, west side OF Meeting-street,
Upper Wards, 81, ,13S so, 60; David ". Davls,
west side of America-street, Hampstead, 81, +.
108 rs, Al; James Gibbes, northeast corner OF
Calhoun and Elizabeth streets, 1882 81, 81;
James ". Gray, northeast corner Of Beaufaln
and Lynch streets, $3525 20, 70; Edward C..
Keckeley, east side Of Meeting street, upper
wards, s., ,47S 05, 76; William Kirkwood,
south side Of Laurens-street, sl,552 90, u;
| B. s. D. Muckenfuss, north side Of Wentworth
street, between Coming and Pitt streets, ST.
656 O5. 81; Timothy MclnhRrney, west side OF
Drake-street, $225 90, IS; Martha Mitchell
north side Of Wentworth, one door west OF
King-street, S. 62S 90, S.; John 8. Perdue, east
side of Laurel.street, Upper Wards, between
Bocard and Line streets, 1917 IS, so; B. Gail
| lard Pinckney, east side of Rutledge avenue,
| 81, 1856 Is, 80; Rebecca Payne's estate, south
side OF Cooper-street, Hampstead, s562 0o, o.;
! Francis st. Marks, trustee, east side OF Nassau
street, HAMPSTEAD, $3.50 80, 86; T.. c. and A. w.
Sloman, east side Of Meeting, near Water
street, So 242 81, 70; VIM. H. Swinton, trustee,
Wcst side Of Nassau-st., Hampstead, SSS8 90, So;
| John F. Steinmeyer, north side Of Calhoun-st.,
between st. Philip and Coming SITS. ,sS, ,176 IS, ";
| Albrecht Cordes, south side OF Calhoun-street,
| between Meeting and King (Bissell present
ownerl, s29S9 70. 49, Joseph +. Church, north n
| (yoJ, Nc $3.50
| Glebe-street Presbyterian Church, church edi-
fee and lot, west side OF Glebe-street, $3.50 76,
| II; Daniel q. Furst's estate, southeast corner
Of Church and Elliott streets, 81 ,699 20, SS; Eli
| Geddings NJ D., three lots and buildings,
Harleston Green, Wentworth, Lynch and
Gadsden streets, 50, 6OS 85 40; Elias E. Hewes,
trustee, northwest corner Meeting and Wolfe
Lovegreen, southeast corner of King and CAL
houn streets, $517 so, 81; Louis F. LeBleux,
south side of Bull-street, one door east OF Pitt
street, 81, ,544 85, II; Conrad D. Ludeke north
side Of Allway-street, Upper Wards, $4,000, Al;
J. Claudius Miller, west side Of Coming street,
south Of Calhoun-street, $702 90, 40; Thomas
F. OSulivan west side OF Wall-street, s, ,055 2S
| IS; r. q. Pinckney, Jr., east eide of Rutledge
avenue, s1,4O4 so, 65; Stoney g. Wltberger,
west side of King street, between Beaufain and
Wentworth streets, s4,015 60, 80; Susan NJ.
Yates, mortgage held by Master Gray,
property in Vanderhorst-streot 81, 495 SO, 65;
Christian L. Blase, north side Of Radcliffe
street, between Rutledge and Smith-streets,
81, $50 co. 81; Glebe-street Presbyterian Church,
street, 1884 46, II; j. Claudius Miller, west
side of Coming street, south Of Calhoun-stIeet
50, 71S 16, 90; Christopher Myers, east side Of
Meeting, between George and Calhoun streets;
1920 16. 67; Thomas C. MlrshaIs' estate, north
side of Tradd-strcet, between Church and
Meeting streets, s4O7 O6, n; George Nunan,
south eide of Line-street, next west OF Coming,
s517 so, 66; DR.. 81. v Toomer trustees south IT,
west corner Of King and Morris ets, $3.50 81, 9o
Christopher Geraty, southwest corner of
Tradd and Council streets. two lots, irregular
shape, 81, ,5S2 65, 80; Wm. b. Jones estate east
side OF King street, near Tradd, s221 IS, 81;
John NJ. Phillips, south side of Chapel-street,
near east end, s15S 30, e0a; John NJ. Phillips,
south side Of Ohapel-street, near cast end,
Reid.street, $271 GA, 90; Charles W. Stiles,
south side OF Spring-stret, another lot
Sc by 176, both near President-st., $4,000, 81;
Joseph Samson, north side OF Tradd-street,
bond and mortgage of purchaser, 81 ,275, rs;
John Kenifcks estate, south side Of Went
worth-street, bond and mortgage Of purchaser,
81, ,589 %, 80; Rhett & Robson, three lots on
Atlantic and Magwood's wharves, bond and
mortgage of purchaser. &c. 28, 76; Joseph
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Montaner Morey, south side Spring g-street,
between Rutledge and Coming streets, sl42 Sd,
62; John E. CareW, America-street, southeast
corner Blake-street, s225 90, 81; Mrs. Eliza &. i.
Fludd, north side Spring street, $50 O0, 81;
John P. LaBorde, east side Of st. Philip
street, $27 so, 50; John s. Mitchell, N. D.,
west side Rutledgo-stroet, s207 so, u; John N.
Ostendorf, Nos. G9 and II East Bay,
s62 so, rs; R. J. Limehouse, south side
Tradd-street, 81; Martha and John Davis, west
side King-street, near Line-street, $S8 3S, G5.
AS general thing the above bonds were
bought by the givers; the depositors only TAX
ing care that the prices should be run up to
reasonable figure, 30 that their own interests
in the final settlement of the institution should
be protected. Friends of parties whose val
liable property was liable to fall into the hands
of speculators, we're also present to protect
them from loss. The best evidence of the
character Of the securities is that although the
bonds we're given before the war, their value
greatly exceeds that Of the public securities
sold.
"a There was also sold q lot of land. in the city,
containing in front on the west side Of Meet
ing-street, twenty-eight feet two inches, on the
back line twenty feet one inch, and in depth
one hundred and sixty-nine feet, bounding ID
the southwark on q lot OF Edward North to
the northward on lot of George Reynolds;
and to the eastward on Meeting-street. The