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IsyGsHoRHMEN IN SAvANNAH.-lt seems
aaat The. .Iongshoremen Of Savannah have their
attle differences OF opinion with their employers,
ss wen as their Charleston brethren. The Repub-
hcan says: ave noticed, On the arrival OF the San
ysoiaso, q large number OF stalwart and honest
featured white men, who came as steerage pas
sengers on the ship. AS soon as they landed,
with coats or and countensnces beaming with
delight cotton hooks were placed In their hands,
and they went to work like lively men. We sur
raised shat they are destined to Oil the places ol
sone OF the lazy negroes whs have been tried and
found wanting In that department OF labor. They
are heartily weicome.n
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Hotel Acknowledgements 25.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

Geo. T. Jackson, Augusta; Hayward Brown,
Barnweu; Jno. ]. Lindsday, New York; II. Ken
dell, Portland;F. Wiley, New York; /. Boyken,
A. Deas, Camden; G. s. Ruble, Chattanooga; S. d.
Paul, Virginia; ". L. Van Ness, Atlanta; J. ].
Mcclure, Mrs J. J. Mcclure, Master Tom Mcclure,
Chester; Thos. B. Watson, Philadelphia; ]. G.
Gilett, Augusta; s. Warren Nelson, Clarendon;
G. Eli Austin, Pennsylvania; F. A. Shower Mrs.
F. A. Shower, Philadelphia; J. N. Wright, lowell
vile, Ohio; Mrs. A. Caldwell, Miss ID. L. White,
Miss Ada Caldwell. Miss L. Hutchinson, James s.
White, Rock Hill; John NJ. DeSaussure, Camden;
I. L. Henry, Savannah.
PAVILION HoTBL-
Samuel W. Symes, Cooper Evcr; William f.
Erving and wife, Walhalla; George L. Howard,
Richmond; s. r. Yates, Cheraw; U. Washburnc,
Pom Pom; NJ. B. Waehtcl, Augusta; s. II. Borneau,
T. STONES, C0lcton.
MILLS HOUSE.
W. s. rallott, Paris, Ky; S. B. Hardy, ID. ID.
Rogers, J. j. Innis, A. Paul, Wm A. Christian, RI.
@. Phillips, W. H. Church, e. Lomus, T. J. Murphy,
New York; II. W. Mathews, o. P. Prince, II.
yeatmore, Baltimore; Charles Logan, II. Solomon,
Columbia; Anson strurter. Boston; W. Nixon and
son, Philadelphia
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PAVILION HoTBL.
MILLS HOUSE.
To the Citizens of Charleston.

During o short absence from the city, my
name and that Of lady relative have been asso'
ciated in manner so dsreputable, that while
her friends and mine would understand how false
is the charge to all others 1t is proper that at the
earliest moment should pronounce the whole
matter stamped with utter falsehood. ~itnou'
delay will proceed TO the exposure Of this nefa
rious conspiracy, and vindicate my name and the
character Of tho tady from the foul asperslcn
with which 1t has been attempted to affect them
ANDREW NJ. MoRBLASD.
Charleston, 8. c., November 81, 1859.
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TIE LYCEUM ENTBRrAINNENTs.-Pr Professor
Holmes this evening will give another exhibition
Of hIs dissolving views. Hereafter until further
notice the entertainments will be repeated every
tuesday and Thursday evenings: The Lyceum
as at present managed, is very attractive re-
sort, combining instruction and amusement In a
fsrm very welcome, especially to the young.
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FHn SuPFHRKRs By TUE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
ne down passenger train from Branchyille, yes
terdsy, brought Mr.. Armstrong and Mr.. Cud-
worth, the mail agent and express messenger
who were injured By the accident OF Tuesday az
teruoon. Mr. Armstrong received cut over the
ere, but is not confined to the house. Mr.. Cud-
worth is more seriously injured, being cut and
bruised about the head and body. His feet are
badly swollen, and it is feared he may have re-
ocised internal injuries, as, when he was discov-
ed the axle OF the car was lying on his body, and
ne ear was general wreck.
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By HUISUN HEE,
AuctToncer.
RICE PLANTATION.

by virtue of an order OF sale to me directed by
the Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge OF the United
States District Court for the District OF South
Carolina will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton, at the Old Postofllce, foot OF Broad street,
on TUESDAY, November Both, 1862 at IL O'CLOCK
A. NJ,
the Parish OF st. Thomas and St Denis, on the
eastern branch OF the OF Cooper River, known
as The Hagan, containing one thousand -FOUR nun
dred and eighteen acres, o large portion OF which
is under cultivaton-the whole forming one oil
the most desirable Rice Plantations In the state.
Terms-One- third cash; balance In two equal
annual instalments, secured by bond OF purchaser
and q mortgage OF the premises. purchaser tc
pay for papers and stamps.
1ov9 tailtu7 LOUIS MCLAIN, Assignee.
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DEFALCArIoN OF BROAD STREET BROKER.
The telegraph has already announced the arrest,
in New York, OF Mr.. Charles Cohn, broker OF this
city. Mr.. Cohn is charged with having obtained
money Oh false prctences, by selling domestic eX-
change on New York houses, with which he had
no account, the drafts being returned protested.
Messrs. W. G. Whilden l. Co., the First National
Bank and others, are the sufferers. The aggre-
gate Of the losses have been about $4,000. 1t IS
stated that application will be made TO Governor
Scott today for reqnsition on the Governor of
New York for the accused party. kilograms have
been received by SONIC Of the victims, stating
that ait was all right, that the money wonld be
paid" Mr. Cohn has been resident Of Charles
ton for the pas: two or three years, and enjoyed
the confidence of those with whom he had busi-
ness dealings.
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supREME CoURT.-CoLUMBlA, NOVEMBER "a.
Fas case of Althea Allen by ne yt friend, Vs. U. L.
eailard ct al and J. B. Allen, BY next 1riend vs..
O. L. Gaillard ct al, were heard. Mr.. MCGOWAN
for motion. and Mr.. Bsrt contra, were hearc up
10 the hour OF adjournment.
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THs MECHANICS OF CHARLEsToN.-At the
Academy of Music supper, on Wednesday evening,
. note was read from VIM. McBurney, ESQ.,, con-
setng his regrets that he was unable to be pres
ent ON the interesting occasion, and offering the
following neatly turned sentiment:
Ene Mechanics OF Charleston-Tne energy and
aSiiity displayed In the construction OF the Acade-
iny OF Music Is guarantee that they are equal to
any demand on their skill and energy. May the
oemand soon equal their ability.
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THs Hon. JOHN A. INGLIs.-Thc many
eiends OF the Hon. John A. Inglis will be Gratiiied
20 learn that this distinguished gentleman, who
removed from this State to Baltimore after the
war, has been elected to the prOfessorship of law
in the University Of Maryland.
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
, Es1DENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET

ID ESIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.
At Private Sale
The Wooden RESIDENCE on brick basement
on the north side OF Charlotte street, known By
the No. %, containing six upright two garnet,
one dressing rooms, two pantries, private stair
way, two piazzss cistern, Gas, &c. On the p<em::
ses are an excellent kitchen, q carriage house
and stable. The Lot measures 50 feet front by $40
feet deep.
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
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c5- Persons dcpositlng LISTERS in the PostofDce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please TO remember that without the stamp let
Ter cannot be mailed, bet will be sent to the Dead
Letter Ofl0e.
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Tailoring, Sc.
NLOTH ING, TAI l. o Z | N G
PURNI ISHING GOODS.
Tailoring, 81
MENKB & MULLER,
No. S26 KING STREET,
Three Doors beiow Liberty street.

Have lost received aud opened a large and fine
sssutneut Of Mems Youths and Boy b CLOTH
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c- Consisting OF
Elsrant OYERCOATS. Business and Dress Sdits,
White end Colorcd Shirts, Underwear Goods, &c
English and Domestic Half Hose, Alexander's
and Oouvisier's Kid Gloves, Buckskin, Doeskin,
Oalfskin; Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; SILK and
Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, Craysts,
Neck Ties, Pocket Handherchiei1, Suspenders,
Umbrellas, SC
Also, a large and w.E assorted stock Of BROAD
CLOTH, CASSiMBRy, DOESKlN, V
CLlyr1I, &c. lurSe vnrlcty of the now style Pants
and Vest Patterns, which we oner to Sell ny plcce,
yard or pattern, or make up Into garments by
measure, in the latest styles
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and Brices marked very low, in plain axures
Being confident that we can oEer Inducements
unegualled by any other house, we solicit buyers
in our line 20 give Us call before purchasing
eisewherc
All ar,lers viii receive our prompt and very
careful attention:
Entire satisfaction Is guaranteed
octn mwf3m0s
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THE WoRK1NGMEN's UNoN.-At secret ses-
sion Of the workingmen, held on "Wednesday
eTening, the following officers were elected ::
lanes L. Rabb, president; VIM. 8. Ryan, vice
sresident; 49, Prince, second vice president;
i-- Cannon, treasurer. A constitution was
read snd adopted, and an executive committee,
consisting Of one from each trade, was authorized
N he elected
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0FFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending November rs,
| 1909, and printed onlcially in TIE DAILY NEWS,
rs the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City OF Charleston.
STANLEY G. TROIvr Postmaster.
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THn OPENING Of the Academy Of Music is now
dcanitely fixed to take place on Wednesday even
nag next, December l. Mr.. Jno. 7. Ford's fine COM
cay company, Of which Miss Alexander is leading
ladJ, win inaugurate the edlhce by presenting the
steriing play called "school, which had SO great
run last winter at Wallack's Theatre, New York.
me Chapman Sisters, with their light and pleas
aas ,burlesqaes and extravaganzas, win open
taeir engagement on Monday, the 9th proximo.
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LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

OF ON SOUTH SIDE NDU Z
Ia RANGE.
At Private Sale
The LOT with The burnt building thereon, sit,-
ate on the south side OF Fendue Range, near East
Bay street, measuring 20 feet 'front.' by As feet
deep.
Apply az above at No. % Broad street.
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CRUMBS Hon. E. C. Baker, from Suffolk,
Mass, has alghted in Darlington, and will hence
forth mako South Carolina his homc He is said
to have been president Of the Massachusetts
Senate at one time, and lawyer OIL mean
ability.
Nineteen strings of couhscated fish were sent
to the Orphanhonsc yesterday.
Jas Powers was arrested for assaulting Michael
Darcy with knife.
The garnet set presented to Orange Lodge and
rallied during the late Fair was won by Mr. ".
Pauling, OF 0rangeburg.
W. W. Corcoran o somewhat noted character,
recently took a strong fancy to some coats in the
ONCE Of the Northeastern Railroad Depot, and
appropriated the same officers Lovett and Truali
arrested the thief and recovered the property.
Three negro boys made a raid yesterday after
noon upon box OF fire crackers in front OF the
store OF Mr. Jas. Triest at the corner Of East Bay
and Cumberland streets. They succeeded in car
rylng or the booty.
Gold closed yesterday evening in New York at
PAX. This Is lower than it has been at any time
since the war.
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BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
} ESIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY.

ESiDNN0N oN oooih DA''
The three story WOODEN RESIDENCE, Brici
Basement, No. 2S South Bay, few doors westo.
King street, containing six rooms, one pantry,
dressing room, two pia2zas; atrached Is brick
kitchen. Lot so feet front, by 100. feet deep.
ALSO,
Adjoining the above on Lamboll street, two
two story BUILDINGS, one containing four rooms,
the other two rooms. Lot measures 90 front, Dy
16O feet deep.
The two Lots together run from street to street.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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Auction Sales This Day.

J Drayton Ford will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
Old Postoiflce, bank bills and securities.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots, shoes and hats.
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4urtioncers' ]Jripate Sales, &r.
by J. PRASEn MATuEWES.

DICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
IN
A. Private S2,o-
That yalusb.c RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TATlON, called Gonpey, st1sSed az S0cth Ferry
on the Santce River. containing l:33 acres-f0>
cleared aad under bank, aG0 hiGh land, 81 clear
Ell, balance wcii tiInbe!od with cyprcss, oak, no
The Plantation Ia now rnGT cultivation, IL vel
settlcd With Dwelling, barns and negro houses
and known "a one Of the be5s places on The river
TthS uncxCcrtiOHIoic.
For terms, apply ~
Rcol Estate Agent, no. So broad street
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
A BARONY OF TWELVE THOUSAND
N EIGHT HUNDRED u2SOO) ACRES
OF LAND.

At Private Sale
The BARONY or TRACT OF LAND, about q
miles from Charleston and % from Mount Pleas
ant, on the Georgetown road, Charleston District,
on the waters Of AWendaw Greek, containing. ac-
cording to the plat OF John Fenwick, Surveyor,
made In 1772, twelve thousand eight hundred
acres OF Land, being an original barony granted
to Sir Nathaniel Johnson.
On the tract is large body Of woods, and there
is q bold navigable creek, with several landings.
There are Dwelling House, barn and negro
houses on the place. -
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
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OuR PRICES CuRRENT.-wee especially invite the
attention OF our merchants TO THE NEWS Prices
Current, issued this morning. Made up with the
utmost care, and handsomely printed with entirely
new type, it forms, with the business card OF the
house forwarding it, themost attractive and wei
come weekly commercial circular that can be
used. Price, for ten copies or more, with ousi..
ness card, two and half cents per copy. Single
copies, i've cents.
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) TIE NEwCoMB MINsTRELs.-To- night Will DC
the last night but one of this excellent troupe
The orphans were delighted at the matinee per-
formance yesterday.
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.Tgn CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job Office is
nov printing bill-heads in the best style ana on
ane paper at 81 so per thousand. Merchants, think
of itP
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THE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK.-We
are authorized to say that the Plsp.ers' and Me-
chanics, Bank Of South CarolIna is redccming Its
bills At Its ONCE.
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LOUIS ID. DesAUSSURE.
PLANTATION NEAR. CHARLESTON.


For Rent or Sale
The PLANTATION formerly the residence Of
Mr. Crafts Immediately adjacent to Charleston
Bridge Ferry on Ashley River, opposite and with
in mile of the city. On it are good houses Tor
the accommodation of fifteen or twenty workers,
and stable. The tract contains about 500 acres,
Of which 100 to $50 acres are cleared Land. The
place has produced fine Sea Island Cotton; a large
portion Of the Land has been highly manur-
ed and cultivated in vegetables since the war,
and could now be prodtably planted in Cotton.
Apply as above, at No. 90 Broad street.
tuc
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BUSINESS ENVELOPES NEWS JOB Oilce
Is now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
enyclopes
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BY L0UgS y. DeSAUsSURE.
rOEE ON EAST BAY STREET.

OTOGE ON EAST BAY STREET.
~ Private Sale
The THREE STORY BRICK STORE, on East
Bay street. at the southeast corner OF O0rdes
street. (Which was occupied for near quarter Of
~ century by one Of our most successful mer-
chants, the late Mr. Smith MOwry, Jr.) The Lot
measures % feet front by GO feet deep.
This property Is one OF the most central on Bast
Bay for blsineaa-
Apply as above, At No. % Broad street.
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CITY AFFAIRS
Meetings This Day.

Union Chapter, at p. II.
eoumittee of ]. o. o. F., at half-past T. n.
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Dy !. FRlSER MATHENE9.
D1hl7TAzYoN IN BEAUFORT COUNTY

I
Az Private Saio--
SpElNU ISLAND PLANTATION in Beaufort
County, OF the Junction Of the Chechessce and
CuHetOn Rivers directly opposite Foot Point, the
propolsi terminus Of tle Ueep Water ard West
cSn Railroad.
II contains shree thousand 10000 acres Of
high land, asons two thousand coon acres
OF which ere cleared and Of the most fertile char
acter for sea island or short cOttOns and provi-
sDns. Il Is abundantiy supplied with springs OF
good water ana affords line pasturage for all
kinds OF stock.
On the Plantation Is large Dwelling House
aud ample Vutbuildings. There are several set
tl,-ru nts which render this property easy to lie
divided into different Plantations Being an Is
lard it requires no fencing.
Ii commands a fine view of the harbor OF Port
RO, al; Is ten (l0) niles distant from the entrance
col sfered heaithy TO i've at all the year. and well
III own as one OF the best Sea Island Cotton Plan.
a:ions on the coast. nov19 fm4
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
DRICK RESIDENCE IN HASEL
Id STREET.

For Sale "
The desirable three story BRICK RESIDENCE,
on high basement, situate on the south SIDE OF
Hasel street, between Meeting and Anson streets,
containing eight rooms, pantry, dressing room
and two piaZzas, extensive brick kitchen, car
riage house and stable. The Lot measures 30
feet 'front.' by 100 feet deep more or less.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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WOMEN'S list.

allston. charleston, Miss jOswcld, Mrs A
Bates, Mrs Eel- II . D B H.,
Bct,son, Miss Hams, Mrs Il Ellen ,,..
AW Harris, Mrs r Porter, Mrs j
Brown, Mrs sa- Hampton, Mrs PMcett, Miss
Benton, Mrs IngIcsby, Miss Register, Mrs
FRANCES Kate Elizabeth
Elake Mrs Jcnncrctt, Mrs Reynolds, Mrs
R,aneY ansYoTi Hrs c JeIrords. Mrs l. aeils, Mrs
Gland, Mrs isa- knctt, MISS
BorK Mira Celes. F Richburg, Mrs
ia ta ~ Jones. Mrs c c MS
Boyston, Mrs CLONES, airs G G Rlcn , .1,,son
III n '"''' N'' Jenkins. Mrs u Richardson,
'Bransrord Mrs Kennedy, Miss Clarinda
Cathrin Richardson,
Burnct, Miss Knapp, bliss Miss IE L = y
Annie ADA i,ooili, inin7 ~ y
RucSeew, Mrs 'ladson, Mrs i'2ocr'soh' D MISS
Carpenter, Miss Lawrence, Mrs RInlcy, Mrs $
Nellie Caroline ia
Callahan Ellen Il.etcy, Miss Pa lRyvers, Mrs En-
Carey, Miss b II chei ND , =,
Chanlin, Miss M!Leadgcrton Mrs Schultz, Miss
Il CIV Simmons, Miss
Chichester, Miss slLockwood, Mrs
Sarah Amo Summons, MRS
chichester, acSss Miss Lanjers, Miss S
Var WarT '''- Snen smals, Miss
clifford, Mrs C|Lynch, Miss r a =, A or. v,nu.
Coleman, Mis- Marshall, Mrs n scndt' MIS- MIS- i i r,
Co,Iins, Mrs Martin. MrsI Nj smith, Miss C 9
Costa, Mrs MaXWeii, MIS- Ioc; iioui' ini'
Dawes. Dave, -"s,r ilrs An. scy sinSlcr, Mrs.
ME Myers. Miss Il A James
Denis, Maria KILLER, Mss T NJ sinton, Mrs
Derr, Miss Anna Miller, Mrs Re- Mary
Dotnnniei Mrs III bccca S;skO, Mrs Rosa
I)cnts' Mrs Massuc, Miss Sour, MIS- Eini-
Leonard Mary ly
DoyIinr. Mrs NlMan, Miss RIA Stevens, Mrs
Mathis, Miss Ionic
nnmmn Nirs Apna Strain, Cathrln
Charles Mass Mrs Film star, Mrs EN-
| DeBOsc. Mrs 81 iMeachcr, Mis- Il ma
I Fitzgerald, Mrs fayiofi hiisS
Frinn Mrs Isa. Miss Mary Turner MRS. s
heila Mitchell, Mrs A Walsh, Mrs r
Caillard Mrs Fl Il Weston, NISSAN
Cannon. Mrs r IMikci, Miss ST M
Grostne, Miss FIMichal, Ellen White, MISS
Gray, Miss Mat Murphy, MRS l"nll1en' nrs
tic McAmary, Miss NJ ,
Green, Mrs Lau- \ Winston, Miss
ra Mcdonnell, Miss Lucy
Gadsdon Miss &c withers, Miss A
H Mcdonald, Miss ,vI,.,.o M,
nclia Mccarthy, Miss IS, s. ,,
Grant, Miss Mel ,,.. "Inas: pras.1 Mrs
lie McSWeeney, fresSy. ~
Garredo, Mrs McLain, Miss IWorneker, Mrs
Josepa Mary
Fiugee, Mrs Sue Nanny, Mary Wright, Mrs
Holms, Mrs NJ L Ann Mary
IIolms, Miss Neil. Mrs Ann Yccard, Mrs
Hands, Miss Nebough Miss Adeline
Jane Lena Young, Mrs
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ONE OF DICKENS OF seotts Works Is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
| tury. oct6
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

DESIDENCE ON RUTLEDGE AVENUE.
At Private Sale
The BRICK RESIDENCE, No. so Rutledge ave
nue., recessed from the street seventy.five feet,
IL by l2X feet, double piazzas, gas cisterA and
we'll, brick kitchen, &c. Lot measures 80 feet
front by $50 feet deep; on the Lot are nower gar
den, fruit trees, figs, grapes, &c.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

T ING STREET.
At Private Sale
The three-story BRICK RESIDENCE, No. SO
Meeting street. containing ten rooms, pantry,
double piazzas, cistern. &C., with brick Kitchen,
carriage house and stable. The premises have re-
Gently been repaired. The Lot measures about 43
feet 'front.' I'll feet deep, and l16 feet on the back
line.
Apply as above at No. 90 Broad street.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
CMALL RESIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY.

) '' 0-'
At Private Sale
The WOODEN RESIDENCE, on South Bay Bat
terry, few doors west Of Meeting street, con-
tanning four upright and two garret rooms,
double piazzas, kitchen, &c. Lot measures q
feet front, with the right Of way through o
passage OF feet, common to this and the ad-
Joining tenement, and In depth 1876 feet more or
less.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
TSTATE SALE-PLANTATION IN ST.
lI ANDREWS PARISH.

At Private Sale
HOPETON PLANTATION, belonging to- Estate
Wilkes in st. Andrews Parish about five miles
from Charleston, on the StOno River, opposite to
Jehn's Island, and on the Savannah & Charleston
Railroad and main road. The tract contains
about 975 acres OF Land about 725 OF which are
high Land, the balance marsh Land About 400
acres OF the Land are cleared and adapted to the
culture OF cotton and provisions, and about 81 70
rice. Excellent crops OF cotton have been made
upon the place for years.
For particulars, apply at No. % Broad street.
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A LOT OF LITTER AND NorE PAPER, con-
signed to us by mistake viii be sold low fo- ac-
count Of shippers Letter So 80 and So Is; Note
81 80 and So Is NEUFV!I.LE j. HANNAH,
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BY LOUIS d. DesAUSSURE.
HAYNE STREET STORE. RUNNING
III THROUGH TO MARKET STREET.

For Sale or Rent
The BRICK STORE on the south side Of Hayne
street. opposite the Charleston Hotel, now occu-
pied by hr. John Daily, measuring - feet on
lIayne street, l3 feet on Market street, and l97
feet In depth.
These premises are admirably located for the
Wholesale trade, md will I've sold on one-thfrd
cash, the balance In oRc, w0 ind three years.
Apply as above, at No. u B:Jad street
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