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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-17
AucfIoneer.

A LEGANDER II. ABRAHAMS, AS.
N SIGEEE, VS.. EMILY F. MEYER.
BY virtue of an order OF Court In the above
case to me directed, will be sold on THURSDAY,
the Sth day OF December next at IL O'Clock A. H.,
In front OF the Old Customhouse.
All that certain LOT OF LAND, with the Build.
iugs and improvements thereon, situate on the
south side OF Warren street, Radclifeboro, In the
City OF Charleston, being part OF q Lot known as
number sixteen, measuring and containing In
front on said street thirty.nine feet one inch,
more or les, and the same on the back line. by
one hundred and 1fty feet In depth. more or less;
south on Lot OF Land now or late the property
Of Robinson, east on Lot now or late the prop.
erty OF James Dick, Trustee, and west on land
now or late the property or Thomas w. Malone.
Terms-3ne-third cash; balance on O credit OF
twelve months, with interest from day OF sale, to
be secured by bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF
the premises. Buildings to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps.
nOyl6-lSadeCS E. W. N. MAUkEY, S. C. c.
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By JOHN E. BOWERS,
EsTATE SALE, .BY ORDER OF THR


F5TATE SALE,-BY ORDER OF THR
IL EXECUTORS.
viii be sold TIL DAY. the 18th instant, at II
O'Clock, In front or the Old Postoflce, corner Of
Broad and East-Bay stTeete,!..G
The following valuable R0PERTY, !viz:u
All that LOT OF LAND, with the. Buildings
thereon, being at the corner OF Washington, and
vernon streets; measuring In front on vernon
street 4s feet, more or less, and 65 feet deep on
Washington street, and 68 feet on east line, more
or less and 40 feet inches on south or back Hne.
The Building Is sthree stories high, the lower STORY
Is built Of brick, and has been fitted up for; q
store, also has square rooms, dressing room
and pantry; the upper stories are wood, with q
tin roof; f0ur.r00m kitchen on brick f0u1dation,
with good brick cistern. :3iarDsI :
A Row Of eight tS) WOODEN TENEMENTS In.
Vernon street. next to the corner of Washington
street, two stories high, two rooms In each: Lot
3S feet front on Vernon street, 35 feet on back
line, by 9S feet deep, more or less. =. i5esse
- ALSO, .s..., -,
An that LOT OF LAND, with the srraif two
story Wooden Building thereon, in Washington
street, next to the corner Of Vernon street; Lot
measuring and containing 4a.feet on north line,
"a feet inches on back or east line, 7sfr0nts on
Washington Street IS feet, by 4e'Feet, on tsouth
line, be the same more or less. . ~ haoa :,lFs
Ternsmone.half cash; balance ln one and two
years. with interest from day OF sale. Property
to BE insured and policy assigned. Purchasers
taspay j. &. B. for papers and stamps. u noy17
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By W. Y. LEITCH s. r. S. BRUINS,


A CCOMMODATION WHARF PROPER
II TY sold for division by order of the EXecu-
tors Of John Ferguson and Others.
Will be sold on THURSDAY. oath inst, at IL
O'Clock, at the Old Postofice,
| The following desirable Wharf Property:
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
Consisting OF au extensive Pier. running to the
channel, with accommodations for the heaviest
draft OF vessels upon both sides OF the Pier and
berLhS for Smaller. vessels upon each abutment,
This extensive Pier is coveted by o large wooden
shed. measuring 269 feet, by AZ feet Inches In
width to the east and Il feet to the west.
One large BRIUK, WAREHOUSE, two stories
high, measuring 100 feet 'front.' by 81 feet In width,
with storage capacity for - bales OF cotton, or
u one large WOODEN SHED, for storing and
weighing cotton; measuring in front LIS feet by
SO feet in depth.
That comnodlous two story BRICK RANGE,
containing twelve Offices, now occupied by Cot
ton factors, lie feet by % feet.
ALSO,
At the same time and place.
That two story BRICK STORE. situated on Ven
due Range, containging four ofhces known as
Nos. Is and 20, now occupied by Messrs. W. z.
RYAN and Wagener 4 Murdaugh, cotton factors.
Said premises open IN the rear on Accommoda.
depth.
That three story BRICK STORE, on vendne
Range, with Wharf Offce, two stories high at
tached, opening on Accommodation Wharf,)
known as No. % vendue Range; measuring -
feet In front, by - feet In depth.
Terms and particulars can be had on applica-
plat Of the property is on exhibition.
nnyl1-Stuth
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By A. C. McGILLIYRAY.
Auctfoneer


Under DECREE IN EQUITY
u Etcnne Polnclgnon, Assignee, vs.. James
Kenny and John F. Slattery. --
Will be sold on THURSDAY. cath day Of Noyem-
ber instant, In front OF the Old Customhouse, ut
II O'Clock A. ~, .l- '"..
Al! thut LOT Of LAND, with the Buildings there
ON, situate on the northwest corner Of Laurens
and Marsh streets, In the City OF Charleston, and
known as number one ~ In certain plat made
by Edward B. White, Surveyor, daref thirtietll
t3Othl June, 1852, wnlch said Lot is composed Of
ihe Lot known In plat Of General Gadsden'i
Lands by The No. ILL., and a part OF the Lot known
III tile SAIL plat by the No. LOG: measuring in front
on Laurens street 45 feet inches, same on north
west line 9S feet Inches.
Terms-One-halr cash; balance payable In one
year. to be secured by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage OF premises. Buildings TO be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. E. w. III. MACkEf,
nOy3-lh4 y. u =.
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Hotel Acknowledgements 10.
PAVILION HOTEL.

Robert Tuttle, st. Stephens; W. N. Boyl-
stont tCoIeton; John ". Gaillard, n. E. Railroad;
R. Altman, New York; Leroy Wilson, Barnwell;
Ii. L. House, John ". Harper, Delhi; ". W. Bost-
wick Cincinnati; J. NJ. Selkirk, Rome; ]. L. Der
rick Frog Level; v! Smith, fRidgevilfe;. R, E.
steyens, agent Laura Keene; W. Z. Lee, Knight,
Sumter; Alex. More, New York; P. A. Brock, Che
raw: G.. r. Shefer and lady, New York; F. P. Du-
mont, T. d. Brown and wife, SavannahS Fl. W.
Lucken, Walterbor'; E. S. Leach, Beaufort; ]. a.
-Parler, Orangepurg.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
gerry q, Sr,eyer, Robt. Stewart, New York; R.
,yor1 Eaosee,d. q. G. Peyton, Virginia; W. F.
K,nney ]. R, Touusen,l !, MisSE. Kinney, Mrs. q.
Irlay, Marlboro; Michael .tara' wife and child'
Plttsbufg; Mss Preston, L. NJ. Aeenstgerna' 81.
Thomas; Grove 5Pomeroy, a. B. Marvin. vile and
daughter, MISS Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o: QuacS-
enbush, New York; Mrs. H. q. Hyller, Florida;
Francis W. Eppley, W. A. Whitlock, wife and
child, U. C. whitlock and child, Miss Lille Whit
look, New, York; Edward.C. Stone, U. Navy;
mrs. w.fw.. Covfngson; Bennettsville; Thomas R.
Foster, New York; E. S. Leach, Beaufort; ]. S.
Covington, Marlboro; A. weinberg, Darlington;
D. sternberger, Florence.
MILLS HOUSE.
S.W.b. Matthews, Nashville; R. E. Stephens
Savannah Theatre; W: N. Fay, W. q. Il. Dayen
port, New York; Major c. Berlin and wife, Missis,
sIppi; E. Berlin, Washington; c. Packhnrst and
wife. Englewood; A. P. Fisher, New York; W. g.
Hohard and wife, Indiana; A. :. Elliott, E. Cope,
A r. Baldwin, Philadelphia; ]. B. Atkins and
wife Boston; A. Barnard, Savannah.
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MENKE & MULL Err.
MERCHANT TALLORS, No. 1926 KING STREET,
Have just opened the largest and finest stock OF
Clothing ever offered In this City for MEN,
YOUTHS AND BOYS, comprising full assort-
.ment OF DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS, Derby
Suits, walking Goats, 0vercoats, Pea'Jackets, &c.
The largest portion Is OF imported goods, and
manufactured into garments by ourselves-We
can therefore recommend them as regards 1ti
wenr and workmanship. =. :, :
Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is supplied with
the finest selection Of English French, German
and Domestic Cloths, Doesktns, Beavers. Tricnts,
Meltons, Veivetine, Diagonals, CheVlots, Cordu-
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ern Pants and Vest Patterns, which we make up
to order by measure, In the latest style. The
foreman in this department OF our business has
no equal In the artistic world for cutting and pro-
ducng an elegant dt.
FURNISHING GOODS.-This department is sup
ulied with the Celebrated ~ Shirts, English,
French and Domestic Undershrts and Drawers,
Alexandra and Couvoissier's Kids, Buckskn Cas-
simere, SILK and Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper
Collars. Neck Ties, Bows, Scarfs, Pocket H8ndker-
chiefs. Socks Umbrellas, &c.
C)ur stock has been selected with great care,
ond prices marked very low In plain figures.
Buyers In our line will find 1t to their adia an
ta0e TO call In and see for themselves before pur-
ch1sInp elsewhere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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By A. C. McGILLIvRAY,
Aucti0neer.

A LEXANDER, IN ABRAHAMS, AS.
n SIGNEE, vs. Catherine OppenheIm and
Henrietta Moses.
By virtue OF aH order of court In the above case,
to me directed, will be sold on THURSDAY, the
sth of December next at II O'Clock a. NJ, in front
OF the Old Customhouse,
All that undivided two.thirds interest and title
In and t. all that LOT OF LAND, with the Build
ings and improvements thereon situate on the
west Eide OF East Buy street, In the City Of Charles
ton. measuring and containing In breadth SO feet
inches. AMI In depth lis feet; butting and
bounding east on East Bay street, north on Lands
Lands now or late Of George Gibbes, and west on
Lands now or late OF George Gibbes and Alexan.
der Jones.
-One.lhird cash; balance on credit OF
twelve mouths, with interest from day OF sale,
secured by bond Of purchaser and mortgage OF
premises: buildings to be Insured and policy as.
signed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
E. ". N. MACKEY,
nOy17-1s s2deCS =. q. O.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-HON. GEO. S. BRYAN,
JUDGE, PREsIDlHG.-The court was opened at II
a. NJ. yesterday, and the following business was
disposed OF:
Elk parte the South Carolina Society, in re the
Laurens Railroad Com pany, bankrupts. Petition
for leave to prove claim. Referred TO c. G..
Jaeger, registrar In bankruptcy, who shall report
the same when proved as entitled to payment
out OF the assets OF the bankrupts, in like manner
as If the same had been proved before the 9th Of
October, 1870.
Ex parte c. P. Williams, in re Edward ". Sea-
brook, bankrupt. Petition to establish lien.
Ordered that the sale Of property be postponed TO
the Thursday following, and that the assignee
advertise the postponement.
Ex parte WIN. Henery Hayward, bankrupt.
Petition for final discharge. Referred to ]. G..
Carpenter, registrar in bankruptcy, and final
hearing to be had before the court at Columbia,
on the 9th OF December next
Elk parte S. 8. Keith, creditor, in re Vim Henry
Hayward, bankrupt. Petition to set up lien Of
Judgment. Ordered that the same be confirmed,
and that the assignee pay the Judgment set forth
thereon according to its relative priority.
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GENERAL n. C. BUTLER IMPRovINa-The
Columbia Phoenix says: GAS our readers are
aware, General Butler, upon coming to the State
Fair, received very severe Injuries from an unruly
horse which he was driving. BE and his brother
Captain Butler, were both injured. General But
Ter came on to Columbia He has suffered great
deal, but is now improving. The injury was IN
his sound leg. BE is now at the residence OF our
fellow citizen, DR.. J. W. Parker, where he will re-
ceive that attention so eminently due to gentle
man whose record-military and civIl-s so hon;
orable and bright. We learn with pleasure that
Captain Butler is also doing well. He remained
in Edgeheld.n
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CASES BEFORE THE UNITED STATES Con-
MISSIONER YEsTERDAY.-Seventeen men were ex-
amined on the charge Of voting illegally, 1t being
claimed that they were not citizens Of the State.
Three OF them were bound over to appear at the
January term Of court, and the others were dis
charged, the evidence against them being insufi-
cient.
William Graham, a lad l6 years old, arrested
for voting at the Gloyer's Station poll, was sent
to jail to await trial in January.
Three men. named Williams, White and Hayne,
charged with tamperIng with the ballot boxes at
Summerville, were examined and gave bafl for
their appearance at the January term Of court.
Adam Smith, one Of the managers at Ashepoo,
arrested for neglect Of duty, was also bound over
to appear.
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m@- ASSIGNEES NOTICE OF AP-
PoIN7MENT.-INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CARoLiNA-lN TIE MATTER OF
MCCARTHY ROY, INVOLUNTARY BANK.
RUPrs.-In Bankruptcy.-To whom 1t may con-
cern: The undersigned gives notice Of his ap'
pointment as Assignee Of TIMOTHY MCCARTHY
and WILLIAM ROY, copartners, under the name
Of MCCARTHY 4 ROY, Of the City OF Charleston,
in the County of Charleston and the State of South
Carolina, within the said District, who have been
adJudged Bankrupts upon the petition OF their
creditors by the District Court OF said District.
Dated at Charleston, 18th day OF November, A.
D.. 1870. FREDERICK J. SMITH,
noyl7-tb3 Assignee.
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The New HALL or TIE DEUrscHE FkEuSD-

The NEW HALL or THE DEUrscHE FhEUSD-
scHArsBuHD.-This elegant building will be In
augrated on the next anniversary Of the society,"
which will take place Decembersth The follow
ing programme will be observed: Musician ad-
dress, quartette on plapo fortss, prologue
written for the occasion, t9 So spoken by young
lady, drama written for the occasion, and foundS
ed upon facts connected with me history OF the
present European war: supper and grand ball.
AS soon as the finishing touches on the building
are completed, 1t will be opened to the inspection
OF the public, -
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BUsIS NESS NOTI ES.

COUGHS AND COLDS are often overlooked. A
continuance for any length OF time causes irrIta-
ton of the lungs &. some chronic throat disease.
"Brown's Bronchial Froches" are eesEea with the
fullest conadehce }inthelr eedsaey. glvingalmost
Invariably sure and immsdiatc re.ier oains. TO
thsgooa reputation and popularity of the Jfoches,
msiit ,Morthlsss and cheap simitationsdre otter.
ed, whioh.sale good for nothing. Be sure to OBJ
tain tua ,.Brown's Bronchial Troches:n Sold
everywhere. zs.;s -novlT-l
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The CITY OFFIOERs.-The only changes
made in the list Of city officers, at the election on
Tuesday evening, are E. P. Wall Jr., -four inspec
tor, vice Martin Caulaeld; J. F. Greene, harbor.
MASTER vice G. B. stoddard; Jacob L. Glover
chimney contractor for Wards and I, vice W. ].
Oliver; ". r. h. Hampton and Thomas B. Max
well, portwardens, vice T. W. Johnson and J. W.
Anderson; George P. Artope, inspector and meas
urer OF lumber, vice George J. Kelly.
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SOUTHERN BONDS IN WALL SrREET.--The
New York Herald, of Monday, dn It's money ar
ticle) says: "There has been decided revival OF
speculation in Southern State bonds aud a gene
raj advance in prices. The peace proclamation OF
Governor Holdea produced q ouoyants tone In the
North Carolnas, the old bonds sSrislng to 4SHs
The triumph OF the present administration Of
South Carolina in the recent election has pro-
voked' an advance ID the bonds of that s>ete,
which had been depressed by speculative sales by
parties who were anxious 10 make political capi.
tai against the State authorities. The Missouris
and Alabamas shared the general improvement" !"
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GR4ND LODGE IN SESSION.
Election OF Chcers.

The Grand Lodge called on from refresh.
ment to labor at 10 o'clock. yesterday morning
with all the officers and representatives present
as on the preceding day. The entire morning
was consumel in the discussion Of Masonic ques.
tions, and, at II NJ, the following officers were
ballotted for and elected:
William X. Blake, Of Spartanburg, Grand Mas.
ter
R. S. Bru1s, OF Charleston, Deputy Grand Mas
ter.
z. W. Carwlle, Of Edgeheld, Senior Grand War
den.
James A. Hoyt, OF Anderson, Junior Grand
Warden.
H.w. Schroeder, OF Charleston, Grand Treasu-
rer.
B. Rush Campbell, of Laurens, Grand Secretary.
/. The following gentlemen were elected as hall
committee for the ensuing year: P. r. Coburn,
Charles Inglesby W. J. Trim, S. Thomas, Jr.
The Lodge then called of from labor 70 refresh
ment until O'Clock P. II.
EVENING SESSION.
The Grand Lodge was called from refreshment
to labora at P. n. on the Third Degree in ample
form, and the following officers appointed: .
Rev. A. Toouier Porter, Of Charleston, Grand
Chaplain.
C. P. Townsend, Of Bennettsvllle, Senior Grand
Deacon.
G. NJ. Jordan of Aboeville, Senior Grand Dea-
con.
VIM. Elliott, OF Beaufort, Junior Grand Deacon.
W. L. Read, OF Cheraw, Junior Grand Deacon.
P. K. Coburn. OF Summervllle, Grand Marshal.
G. T. Berg OF Columbia, Grand Pursuivant.
F. W. Lloyd, OF Florence, Grand Steward.
a.O.Sutton, OF Pendleton, Grand Steward.
w. A. wilson, of Charleston, Tiler.
.STThe installation Of oftcers then took place.
The following were Fappelnted committee on
charity: C. Inglesby, A. Falk, J. Book, D. c..
Marsh.
The following committee on cemetery: R. S. :
Bruins, J. ". Angel A. 7. Smythe, Geo. Il. Walter.
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e~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

GA GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1881 Dr. RUGGE alacov-
srsa .Icarbouc.Ae.d and fts extraordinary medi.
cal enscts, nothhgin tse history of Medicine has
eGIInlled4is. Largely yy:ussdb by the Frsldf physi.
clans in treatment OF consumptive and scrotu-
Ions diseases, it was introduced by the Court Ply
slcian of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus.
sis and from thence to the United states.S No
thing else Of the present day can equal HEN.
RT,s soLULIoN OR CARBoLIo CONSTITUTION
RENoyAToR. Patients get better afzer only one
dose has been taacen, and we cordially recommend
It to the punnc,-lEditof "Argus." 1an17 Ayr
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R- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
scquaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. SAMUEL VEL.
LING are respectfully invited to attend the Fune-
raj Services OF the latter from her late residence,
Drake near Reid streets, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4
O'Clock. nov17
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TIE BITING BLASTS from the north, which
have now fairly set in; aamokish all ords to re-
new orr supplies Of warm winter undercothing.
scott's star Shirt Emporium, In Meeting street, is
just the place to find such. goods, of excellent
quality and In great variety.
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EXTENDING THE CITY RAILWAY TO MAGNOLIA
This project, so deservedly popular with all classes
of our citizens, is now, we are glad to say, near
It's realization. We understand that the directors
are nearly unanimous in favor OF the measure,
and inquiries are now afoot as to the cost
of the enterprise. We hope at an early day to an
nourc ce that the extension has actually begun.
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TIE DAVENPORT BRoTHERs.-A new sensa-
ton will be offered tonight to our citizens, by
these world.renowned exhibitors, who perform
Nats that defy savants and magicians alike.
Their performances can be accounted for in no
natural way, and although we have not seen them
personally, we have heard enough OF them through:
the columns Is the press all over THE country TO-
satisfy Ms that tasH sexhlblt bltions, are well worth
witnessing. x Raleigh paper, under date OF the:
7tn iastart, which we have just read, says: ut:
Is the most amazing ncomprehensible and inter..ss
estiug performance that has ever been witnessed
In this section of the world"
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OUR PHOSPHATE RoUks.-Professor Holiness
able ard very intel esting work on the history and
Development of the phosphate rocks Of South
Carolina is just out, as will be seen by advertise
ment in another column. The treatise is beauti-
fully gotten up, and bears the imprint Of Holiness
Book House. We shall notice it more fully here
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mHE FOUNTAIN sYRING E.
SELF ACT1NG.-No PUMPING.-N0 ALB
INJECTED.

The best universal SYRINGE in the market.
r. Is recommended by the first Physicians or the
~ aonntrv 70 i.scSSa3ast, 10.
0o ftis 90 simple that 1t cannot get out Of order
There are no valves, and nothing tnat WILL cof
rode. one will last q life time.
Dr. JOS. Fl. WARREN, an eminent Phisician, OF
Roston writes to the manufacturers:
aFrom the facE Of it's str o!tctty ana correct
principle in the structure or yohsA tFouL tain ~
rrinoe and for the easy manipulation, Practicable
resiIlt. and comfort to the patient, have recon-
mended this instrument extensively"
the Profession are invited to call and examine
the apparatus.
'' ,Tfr DR.. b. BAER,
No. f3g Meeting street,
mayao 4, Agent for South Carolina
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mr NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against credting any Of the
crew fthe British Bark EMMA PARKER, as no
debts of their contracting will be paid by the
Captain, or HENRY CARD, Agent.
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