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THE DAILY NEWS. MW MBOEST CIRCULATION1.-THE DAILY NEW> REINO THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY - RECOGNIZED AS KAYTNO THE LARGEST CIR? CULA* ION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, .PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS HEM ADJ .rNQ IN THE PO3TOFF?0E AT THE END OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDING- TO THE PROVIS 'ION8 OF THE NEW PO?TOFFTCE LAW._ LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES THIB DAY. R. A- A. P. CALDWELL will sall at 10 o'clock. . on Kort's wharf, a lot of North River hay and Jiorthera.pine ooards. ; CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. wdl pell at 10 o clock, ai their auction h use, No. 55 Hasel-street, gro Oeries; dry goods, Ste ONE DOLLAB will give yon THE TBI-WEEKLT NEWS an til after the Presidential election. PAP ess AT SUMMBBVTLLE.-Ur. Sohur will supply THE DAILY NEWS to transient or regu? lar cos tornera at Horbaoh's Hotel, immediately .after tbe arrival of tho morning train from Cuartearon._ PROFITABLE FASHING.- On a lot of land near the old Race Track, measuring about seven eighths of an acre, there have been raised this . season more than five hundred dollars worth of -cucumbers. . -c--f? . . RESIGNATION OF A CUSTOMHOUSE OFFICES. It' ia stated that Mr. Josephus Woodruff, a cigar inspector in the Customhouse, has re? signed that position ia order to attend to his -other duties as Clerk of the carpet-bag Senate. THE UOTTED STATES COUBT.-The case of the jtedbergh was continued on Saturday. At a meeting of the creditors of Mr. Joseph Parc ill, Mr: E. W. Marah al! was appointed as? signee, and the same confirmed by the Judge. F POLICE ITEMS.-Napoleon Bonaparte was ar? rested for stealing iron, and two colored disci? ples o f Fig an for appropriating sundry pieces of bacon. They will have a hearing before the Mayor this morning. . ?BSZDOM.-Yesterday evening an old negro woman, ragged and dirty, was seen on Broad . street dragging herself along by her bands and knees. She was ' evidently from the country and on a search for the Bureau man. -.-?-: BonarNG -AN ALDERMAN.-Jack Holloway, an old colored thi3f, was arrested by the detec? tives tor ste liing an overcoat from Alderman ?Coaninsnam in the market. This undertakicg will prove the means of taking Jack over to "the penitentiary. . RAH.HOAD ACCIDENT.-The down Augusta night train ran off the track yesterday morn? ing, about ten miles below Branchville. Three -.cars of corn were badly broken ap. No one was hort, but the down trains were delayed about six hoars. A. MASONIC BENEFIT.-Mart onho Lo wande, the proprietor of tbe Brazilian Circos, is to be thi> recipient to-night of a benefit tendered him by the Masons. The usual attractions are , -offered;' besides some entirely uew features, " which aie produced solely for this occasion. :~?^v^c?ptfcs or THE TBI-WEKILT NEWS for four mouths to one address: for H 25, or eigh-1 - ty-flvo cents eaahcopy. THE OLD FLACK-A correspondent of one of oar country exchanges eays: "Bev. B. F. Whittcmore has a United .States flag with , -Grant and Colfax stamped on it now floating! -over Darh?glX?EL^Thoogh the flag is a comn^bfi j . one, I understand he collected seventy-five dol? ?an from the freedmen to pay for it.'\ . DEMOCRATIC. WABD MEIITNOS,-The\ voters J ,;r?^Wird?N<?3:and 5 arei earnestly recreated ..*o,.<ajjet at 8 o'clock this evening-, at th? Pal-j m et to a nd Eagle Engine Halls respectively, to organize Democratic Clubs in those Wa^ds. A full attendance of the voting population of the Wards is* desired, as the subject is one j tba*: La .of puclio and immediate importance. . KjuTHza MUNICIPAL CHANGES.-We learn th it General Conby will soon iss ie aa order ramo nog Parker, Adsms, McKinlay and Dereef -from the Board of Aldermen on account of their. - ?baenco from the cifcy, and appointing .others in their stead: - The- names of several white .residents are mentioned, bat nothing positive is known' as to the appointees. LIGHTNING STBUCK.- During the thunder _' storm of Saturday the telegraph operator at -the Sooth Carolina Railroad Depot io this city . xecoived-a violent Glectrio shock, which threw him'from bia ee*t at the instrument to the ground. The injury doue tho operator was not .serious, bot the suddenness and force of the' :sbOck caoseda temporary'derangement of his w-ole system. ? -. FIBE. AT MOUNT, PLEASANT.--0 a Friday night - 4 fire was discovered ia a house owned by Mr. J John Sieg?ng, and before the flames oould be aub .mei tho. house and outbuildings were de? stroy ed. The fire wa3 also oommouicatad to some outbuildings on Dr. Carre re'3 adjoining bi,, and they were'destroyed. Mc. Siegling's prjparty was insured for two thonsaUddoUars. ' Ths houses were unoccupied, and the illumina? tion was*plainly visible in* the city. " Tua Wan TO-BE CDLLECTOB-The Washing- - ' ton'' correspondent of the New York Times ? -says: ;iColonel G. W. Dennis, Jadge-Advocate . of the Second* Military District, who has been . -largely instrumental io {he righteoos adm ini- ] tratioa of justice in that district daring the ( Tpist year,' arrived herd from Charleston this , morning.'' - ' J ( This; is the man who was to have been Uni- j. ted' States Collector fdr Charleston when [. Mackey became United States Senator. The ."justice" to which the correspondent refers is , propably military justice-Castle Pinckooy, , ? ?weat boxes, balls and chains, and the rest. . L _-.-. , EXODUS OF THE MILITABY.-The remainder .of the Citadel garrison, with the exception of a j oeceaaary guard, will leave this morning for Sommerville*. Two companies from Colombia I are also expected, which will make the force stationed at Sommerville nearly 1000 strong. The houses have been cleaned and put in thor- f ?ough repair for the officers and their families, . the clerks, and others connected with the De? partment. A spacious platform has been erect- ' ?8d, and the rustic Summervillians will be soon 1 treated to several hops. The accession to the ' population will infuso more life in the place, .add the music of the band will make the time 1 ; pass pleasantly.. j THE SELVES PLATE YACHT BAOE.-The com- < mittee appointed to receive subscriptions to be < applied to the purchase of a "service of plate, 1 io be given as a prLz3 to the winner in a race i between the yachts Eleanor, Ella Auna, Mag- c gie' Mitchell and Unknown, have collected over 1 <250, and will make their report to-night. The < subscriber*, to the race, tho owners of the < yachts and others who may desire to sub- J -scribe, are, therefore, requested to meet at ' half-past 8 o'clock to-night, in the Club Boom t of the Charleston Hotel, to appoint a commit- t tee of five of their number, who will arrange the e time and make all- other necessary arrange- a meats for the race. A foll and ponctuai at- E tendance is particularly requested. v t . a " Oj? COPI of THE TSI-WEEKLT NEWS for the I Presidential campaign-four months-for one c dollar cash. ? i THE NEWT? ELECTED STATE OFFXCEBS AI THE AHOCNT OP THEIB BONDS-CAM TH QCALOT?-lt ia well known that Gov. Set has cancelled the bonds of Mr. Niles G. Pi ker, the recently elected State Treasurer, 1 thc roason that his bondsmen were not "go< and sufficient sureties." Mr. Parker has sin been in despair, U3 none of the carpet-bagge who would go on his bond are consider to be responsible for anything more than ti amocnt of their per diem. But a fellow fe? ing makes us wondrous kind, and Mr. Jam M. Butlaud, senator from Fairfield, in the e uberance of bis wish to see the State right officered, has moved that a committee be a pointed to ascertain whether the bonds of tl State Treasurer may not be lesa med. Tl present amonnt was fixed when the State of ces were filled by responsible and represent rive men, whose name was without reproac Under the present venal-form of governmer $90,000, the amount of bond required for tl State Treasurer, is nther small. It is not right to lead even scalawags in temptation, and whether tho treasury is or not full enough to meet the enormous drafts be made upon it, it will always contain sufi cient to make it essential that the purse strini should be held by a trusty, honest man. It not known what action the Legislature mt take on Mr. Rutland's motion, but the prob bilittes are that the boDds wUl ne reduced ? the negro majority, so that the ex-captain, e: storekeeper, ex-alderman o?1 Charleston, Sta' Treasurer elect Parker, may at once taste tl solid sweets of office. It is not, however, tl office of State Treasurer alone, that is in que tion. There is a new Comptroller General, new Sheriff for this district and other district! and there will be new tax collectors and Stal and district officers of every kind. Every OE of these positions can be made highly prohti able by men of loose moral principles. In eac there is room for picking and stealing, and i most of them some kind of security is require to be given. We now propose to show th amount of bonis required of the different off eera, together with the names of the late ir enmbents and of their newly elected carpet-bas ging successors. . The bonds of the Stare officers in Columbi j are subject to the approval of the Governoi and are as follows : ; Comptroller-General, $30,000, with one o more "good and sufficient sureties, " who mus bo freeholders, and represent on ihe State ta list the amount for which they become sure ties. Thi? position, formerly graced by S. I Leaphart/Esq., ismow filled by J. L. Neagle, ( carpet-bagger, hailing fr >m York District. State Treasurer for Charleston and Colnm bia, $90,000, the bond to be endorsed by one o: more good sureties. This position was accept? ably filled by Mr. W. Hood, who still retain! his place, Niles G. Parker, the lately elected being unable to furnish tho requisite surety. The Attornsy-General gives bonds for $10, 000. The Hon. L W. Hoyne having been re? lieved, thu important-position is now filled by D. H. Chamberlain, who, whatever his quali? fications may be, is certainly not conversant with the Sooth (Ja LOI ina code of laws, and has never practiced at thc^?-^?ce his three years residence in this State. The bouda given by these persons have been signed by A. G. Mackey and others of that stripe, whoso nam.-a either do not appear on the tax hst, or are ere J i ted with a sum far be? low that which they have os3urned to represent as bondsmen. Governor Scott has ignored the bondsmen tarnished by Parker, bot about the same, names appear on tho bonds of the other State officers. Leaving Columbia, there are in Charleston a number of Stats officiila whose position re? quires them to control a large amount of money, and their boncb are proportionally large. The Sheriff of Charleston District is an office.that has always baan considered ono of the best in the State aid ha3 always been filled by men of known probity, wi oso bonds v.ore unexcep? tionable. At tao expiration of Colonel J. E. Care w's tenn, Mr. W. S. Hastie was appointed .by Gooaral S.ckte3. Mr. Hastio promptly furnished the bonds required-$50, 000 ini three sureties, each being jointly and sep? arately respoo?:btC 'or that nmouu\ It would be foll; to soppose that E. W. M. Mackey, the sheriff elected by the Radical party, could fur? nish a moiety of this sum. His father's name appeared, on Parker's bond, and was not con? sidered as a good stu-3ty by Governor Scott, as it represented barely $3000 on tho tax fist. None of the bright and shining lights of Radi? calism in this city, who would go on a scala? wag's bond, have more properly thin could be concealed in a carpat-bag. They are not free? holders, their names represent nothing, and their chirographical efforts will provo but love's labor lost. Ualss3 E. W. McGregor Mackey can properly qualify, apparently an impossi? bility, the present incombent will, it- is pre? sumed, ba continued iu office until a responsi? ble man is elected. The office of Clerk of the Court of General Sessions and Cjrnoion Pleas for Charleston District is nov Ailed by Mr. J. W. Brownfield, who .ros elected to this position by the suffra? ges of a ti e : white people. Ho gives bonds for eight thousand Jo!hr3 in the same way as those of the sheriff. A. C.Richiaond, the n?w?y elected clerk, has been a deputy constable, and and daring the war aecorcd a position as a member of the provost guard. He was subse? quently appointed Provost Judge for Berkeley District by the military. He will be* hardly able to famish the required bond, as his con? nection with the Radical party makes him de? pendent on the good grases of his carpet-bag friends, wjo aV :. nor- tax-payers. This office is one of great importance, and the incombent shoald be perfectly qualifiai both asa legal and i business man, or the interests of the public mil suffer. He is the oust odian of the most valuable legal papers and records, and shoal i possess the entire esteem and confidence of the community. This officer, in connection with the sheriff, will, un 1er'tho new regime, ?.old ?ll funis now held by the Master io Eqoi :y. He may have half a million at a time in his oossession. and should be made to give three imes the bond given by the present clerk. The coroner's position, fille i for the last ;welve years by E. M. Whiting, Esq., is Boon ? be occupied by Timothy Hurley, recentiy sleeted by the Radical party. Tho coroner's Kinds are fixed at $10,000, and it is doubtful if Hurley would obtain sureties to that amonnt though he is in better odor than many of his lasociates) if be did not expect, one of these lays, to sit upon A. G. Mackey. The tax collectors, assessors, and the new joard of county commissioners, are all bonded >fficars, who will be compelled to furnish sure ;ies before they occupy the positions to which hey were elected. Under the old form of gov? ernment, a board of commissioners was regul? arly appointed by the Legislature, whose duty t was to examine the bonds of the State offi ?ars. for this district, which, on their reoom uendation, were approved of by tho Attoruey JsneraL This board was composed of Mes :rs. J. M. Furman, J. H. Honour, James Rose, , robb 8. Biggs and Henry Gourdin. ' Uiider the nsw constitution, the bonds of i hese officers will, it is presumed, bo appro.ed ?y the Board of County Commissiouoia lately liected, viz: F. C. Miller, E. P. Wall (colored), : nd M. McLaughlin. Neither of the white com- < aissiouers pays any taxes; bat Wall pays a tax I o the city opon $1500 of real estate. These J re the persons to determine the validity of wndn to tbs amotrit or bondreds of thousands M .f dollars. 1 Tho LegLaia'ura of '65, passed aa "act to I amend the law in relation to the hoads requir? ed of public officers,"which etates "that the bonds of all public officers of the State shall be , deposited in the office of the Treasurer of the State, and all such bonds, except those of the Comptroller General, Seoretary and Treasurer, shall be annually examined by a boord, con? sisting of these three officers. Then' bonds are to be examined annually by the Governor, and those of all district officers are to. be re? corded within thirty days after thc eleetion by the register of mesne conveyances in that dis? trict." This act ia still in force, hat wh?ther it will be regarded or not remains to be seen. OHE COPT of THE DAILY. NEWS for the Presi? dential campaign-four months-for two dol? lars oash. . _^_ BASE BALE.-The game on Saturday between the Alert and Eclipse Clubs was witnessed by a large number of spectators. The game was j called at 4 o'clock, with the Eclipse at the bat. Up to the fourth innings, the play on the part of the Alerts was very poor, which enabled the ?clipse to keep up closely; bat on the fifth, sixth and seventh the Bclipse was forced to retire without a run, while the Alerts added thirteen to their score. On the soventh in? nings the umpire callod the game on account of darkness, but principally owing to an appa? rent desire on the part of the Eclipse to pro? long the seventh innings in order that the game would be decided on the sixth innings. How? ever, as the game wes a social one, we publish the score as it stood when called : ALEUT. O. S ECLIPSE. O. S. Schocte, lb.I 6 Mever> n.3 3 Easton, s. s.2 6 Rook, 3b.2 2 Royce, p.4 - 2 Maguire, 2b.2 2 Hesito, c.I 6? Sterken, E., L f. ...2 3 VanVleck, 2b.4 Eggleston. c.2 2 Wallace, 3b.-.3 4 Lynch, lb.4 1 Moroso, l.t..!.3 3 Cronan, r. f.4 1 Stubbs r. f.2 4 Sterken, sv., s. s....2 1 TOTAL BURS EACH IVKTNGS. 1st 2d 3d 4th Otb 6tb 7th Total. Alert.8 0 8 4 4 1 8 83 * Elipse...4 2 7 2 0 0 0 16 Flies caught- Alert 7; Eclipse 2. Home rons-Easton 1, Heslin 1, Wallace 1-Alert 3. Home runs-Sterken 2-Eclipse % t Scorers-J. C. Rtpley, Alert; J. F. Simmons, Eclipse. Umpire-A. 8; Browny Palmetto Baee Ball Club. TEE CHEAPEST paper in H?e United States is the campaign DAILY NEWS. Four months, two dollars._ LAUNCH OF a Naw YACHT. - A number of gen? tlemen assembled at Jones' shipyard on Satur? day afternoon, to witness thc launch cf a fine schooner-ngged yacht built by Mr. Jones for Mr. F. P. Porcher, of this city. The launch waa successful, and the craft; fully rigged, slid from the ways without a hitch. She has been christened the "Louly," and will create a con? sternation among the Charleston squadron, as Wr size and build warrant her success as, racer. The Looly is somewhat larger than the yachts now owned in the .city and draws four and a half feet of water. The following are the dimensions of the new craft : Length on deck forty-eight feet six inches; beam fourteen feet; depth of hold five feet; length on keel forty feet; centre board eleven feet long, with drop of nine feet; cabin four? teen feet, with a state room, pantry, ice house, and other conveniences. Her frame is of Live Oak, and her planking the very best yellow fine. Mr. Jones signed the contract on tho fourth of May, and has exhibited great di patch in his work; having finished the boat sud spars complete in sixty-one working days. The sales are made by Messrs. Edwaid Jordon & Sons, of No. 5 duck, and are of the following di? mensions: Jib-leech twenty-nine feet; foot twenty-four feet; stay thirty-eight feet; fore? sail-leech thirty-five feet seven inohes; hoist twenty-nine feet eight inches; gaff thirteen feet four inches; foot twenty-one feet; mainsail leech thirty-five feet six inches; hoist thirty feet; gaff thirteen feet four inches; foot twenty five feet-four inches. She will also carry staysail and flying jib. The blacksmith work was exe? cuted in a masterly manner by Mesare. Quinli? van & Brothers ; the painting br Messrs. Dong lass & Miller._ THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-HON. T. W. GLOVER, PRESXDINO).-On Saturday this Court continued tho nail of the issue docket, and was engaged all day in the trial of -a case of Borne interese and importance to shipmasters and shipowners. It was an actiio brought by Mrs. Daly, the administratrix of the late owner of a steam dredging machine and mad flat, against Wragge & Husa, the owncra of a vessel called the Fox, for damages sustained by the former, whilst engaged in dredging out one of thc docks, by the vessel running athwart their '. twser and parting it. This hawser was at? tached one end to the head of the wharf and the other to au anchor three hundred yards out in the channel, and was used for tho pur? pose of warping the flat in and ont, which re? ceived the mud from the dredging machine. This anchor lay a considerable distance across the main parc of the channel. The damages claimed were for the loss of the hawser and anchor and the time lest by the steam dredg? ing machine and Sit, their engineers and hands. The case waa argued for the plaintiff by Mr. John Phillips, and for the defendants by Mr. James binions, Jr., of the firm of Sim?os & Simons. The ground taken by the plaintiff was that tho owners were liable for the injury committed through the negligence of the Cap? tain and crew of the vessel, in not taking pro? per ?precaution to prevent the collisioa. That tho crew of the flat called out to them to drop their anchor, and if this had behn done tho collision would have been avoided. It was urged on the part of the defence, that the owners wero only Liable for negligenoe and that the testimony on the part of tho plaintiff Bhowed wilfulness, whilst that on the part of the defendants negatived both wilfulness and negli? gence. Also, that plaintiffs crew were to blame for not taking p.oper precia lion to lot vessels pasa ?or to protect themselves ; also thauthey had no right tb ohstract a public navigable highway. That the City Ordinance of October, 1837, ia regard to tho dredging of tho dooks, did not authorize or prescribe any particular mode of cleaning oat tai dicks, but only that thc mud shook! ha removed one hundred and arty fathoms out from the head of tho wharves That neither Btate nor city could authorize my interruption in the navigation of an arm of the sea. The jury, after the charge of his Honour the Judge reviewing the testimony and stating the law, returned a verdict for the defendants. HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 18.-charleston Hotel. Si. P. Usina, Charlas Pratt, Mrs. B. A. Jones md daughter, S. 0. Geliett and daughter, B. HcNamee, Savannah ; L. P. Smith, Christ Church; H. Coulter, Baltimore; J. H. Lindsay, L A. Gilmor, Greensboro". N. C.; John B, Nor? ton, Savannah; D. P. Holland, Florida; Casper Lewia, M. A. Wilhams and lady, seven ch.il Iren and servant, Bainbridge, Ga.; J. O'Mallcy, Florida; Charles Webb, city: Miss C. Wallace, New York; J. M. Dmmmond, Savannah; Thoa. A. Franklyn, Floride: Captain John M. Jones, ?ty. JULY 19-S. H?ge, U. S. A.; L. BurkmUl, Vir rinia; E. L. Henry, city. Pavilion Hole', July 18.-T. D. Baker. See's Ferry; W. A. Here?Drd, Horse Pasture; Hiss Galluchet, Manaing; W. W. Beiden, wife, mild and norse, Savannah; T. Bith and daugh :er, Augusta; Jas. Caleman, New lork; Captain il. B. Crowell, H. Gorham, Steamer Saragossa. JULY 19.-A. A. MAnnaa, Espa?a; N. H. Mc 3nlly, Mobile; 0. C. DuBoae, St. Johns; L. J. rYagnor, Wilmington; Goo. Waterman, Sontb Carolina. JBTJSJnSTKSS NOTICES. II. H. I.' you want cheap Black Booka; If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper, tc; or Miller's Almanac; If you want Printing executed neatly ; Ii you want Books bound in any style, or Account Books made to order, with any desired pattern ot rulin?, go to ff1""" Harris, Agent, No. 59 Broad etreet._ ATTENTION.-If you want to save time and money In purchasing dry and fancy goods, ' road. Furchgott A Brother's advertisement. wm _ ^ I Advt CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar per pound, at Wilson's grocery, northwest corner Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free. DELA; NO LONGER In procuring an improved kerosene stove, if you would save expense and do all your cooking without heating the hou9e in summer. No servant required. AU the ladies are using them. They can be had at J. B. Duval & Son, No. 337 King street [4dvt QLtatipg an? /nrnis?jing ?OO?JS. LOOK AT THE PRICES TO WHICH WE HAVE MARBLED OUR STOCK OF LIGHT WOOLLENS AND LINENS MADE FOR THIS SEASON'S TRADE, AND SEE WITH HOW LITTLE MONET YOU CAN PURCHASE A COOL AND COMFORTABLE SUIT MADE IN THE BEST MANNER, FLNE MIXED . CAS3IHfc.BE SETT-SACK, PANTS AND VEST.$ 16 00 SCOTCH CAS8IMEBE SUIT-SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 17 00 FINE DARK MTX ED CASSI MERE SUIT SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 18 00 FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT BACK, PANTS AND VEST..,. 09 00 SILK MIXED CASSIMERE BUTT-SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 20 00 BLACK D'ETE BUTT-BACK, PANTS AND VEST. 15 00 BLACK TRICOT SACK. 10 00 LIGHT FRENCH FLANNEL BACK. 4 00 BLACK ALPACA SACKS. 2 50 to 5 00 LOT OF FANCY CASSIMERE 8ACK3-for merly sold at $9 00 to 812 00-now. 7 00 LOT OF MIDDLESEX CAS Stil ERE BACKS.. 6 00 FANCY CASSI MERE PANTS.5 00 OBEY FLANNEL PANTS AND. ^ESTS. 4 00 GBE? FLANKEL SACK AND PANTS. 6 50 COTTON A Di SUITS-SACK AND PANTS.$3 50 to 35 00 WHITE DUCK bUifs-SACK, PANTS AND VEST.1000 HEAVY WHITE DUCK SUIT-SACK, PANIS AND VEST.15 00 BROWN DUCK AND LINEN SACKS.... 2 00 to 5 00 BBOWNDUCK AND LINEN PANTS.... 1 00 to 4 00 BROWN DUCK AND L?TES VESTS.... 100 to 2 50 WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS. 2 50 to 5 00 GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. SILK AND GAUZE MERINO UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, LTNEN, MUSLIN AND JE\N DRAWEES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, TIE-", SCARFS, BOWS, COLLARS, tc, kc WHITE SHIRTS at il 00, $2 50 and $3 00. as- OWE PRICE. -?ft MAGULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER, N o. 370 KING. CORNER OF EASEL-STREET, CHARLESTON, 3. C. June 2C ^isrcUontODS. S PECIAL NOTICE TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ENTIRE DESTRUC? TION of our establishment by Ore on thc morning of 221 June, we have removed to the extensive prem? ises formerly occapied by HAVTLAND, STEVENSON ? CO., NO. 23 HAXNE-STREET, And will be prepared in a few days to exhibit the most extensive Stock of FRESH AND CHOICE DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, That have ever been opened In this market WE SHALL CONTINUE TO IMPORT ALL THE LEADING ARTICLES IN OUR LINE FROM THE BEST LABORATORIES, ONE OF OUR FIRM LEAVING IM MEPIATELY FOR EUROPE, AND WE HOPE TO HAVE OUR FALL 'IMPORTATIONS IN STORE BY THE 20iH SEPTEMBER. HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS IO FILL ALL ORDERS WITH DISPATCH, WE SHALL CON TTNUE OUR BUSINESS A9 USUAL, AT THE ABOVE LOCATION, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION, GOODRICH, WIN EM AV & CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CHOICE EU? ROPEAN DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, No. 133 Haync-strt! t, July 8 2mos CHARLESTON, P. C. ITS CONSTITUENTS. THE RICHEST PART OF tho berry of Wheat and Barley Malt, being Ecioutiflcally prepared ready for nse.thfs food by an ol i sis ls the same in Its che mical clements SF HEALTHY BREAST MILK, and is thc easiest of di gestion and assimilation of all nourishments for Children, Invalids and Dypppptic3. It has been tried by the physicians of Cl arleston, an 1 is recom? mended and prescribed by the moat eminent physi? cians of New York. GEO. WELLS COM81 OCR", No. 57 Oortland-sitroct, New York. Down; & MOISE, January 16 _ Charleston, 8. C. rjillE FALL TRADE. ' MERCHANTS, F\CIORS AND BUSINESS MEN everywhere, but more especially in the City of Cheleston, wiU please bear In mind that tho f A UN? WELL SENTINEL is one of the best advertising me? diums in the State, circulating at every po.jto?Bce in the District and has been in existence since 1852. Business men would consult their Interest by trying some of the Printer's Ink used at that establishment. .Address E. A. BRONSON, July 14 Imo Publisher and Proprietor. faction Suies. Coffee, Sugar, Flour, Dry Goods-on account all concerned-Clothing, Notion*, ?fe. CAMPBELL. KNOX & CO. Cash Auction House, Kio. 55 Hasel-?treet. Opposite Postoffice, Will sell THIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock, 5 bags FLOUR, 1 barrel Sogar, 1 bag Coffee. ALSO, PANT S1UFF, Summer Dress Goods, Alpacas Skirting, Hoop Skirts, Undershirts, Suspenders Straw Hats, Manilla Hats, 4-4 Browns, Ho'iery Hean Hdkfa., L. C. Hdkfs., Muslins, Lawns, Ac. ALSO, 1 case BOOTEES AND GAITERS. Conditions cash. Joly 20 Hay and Lumber. BY B. & A. P. CALDWELL. THIS DAY, the 20th instant, will be sold, on Kerr's Wharf; at 10 o'clock, 175 bales N. E. HAY, in lots to snit purchasers, Aim A lot NORTHERN PINE BOARDS. Conditions cash._ July 20 Furniture of a Family declining Housekeep? ing. BY B. M. M 1RS II ALL & BBO. TO-MORROW, the 21st inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the residence No. 3 Legarc-street One ROSEWOOD PARLOR SET, sets Cottage Fur? niture, one Dunham's Piano, Marble-Top Centro Tables, Mahogany Chairs, Rosewood Etag?res, Bu? reaus, Sideboards, Card Tables, Cooking Stove, Ciockery, io. ALSO, , A lot SMALL TABLES and BENCHES, one Molds' Rifle. Conditions cash. Articles to be removed on day of sale._July 20 Assignee's Sale. BY A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS. On WEDNESrAY, 22d Inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M., we will sell, at the Store, No. 306 King-street, by order of the Assignee of L. Drucker, Bankrupt, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS contained in said Store, coxstsroroor: A large and well selected STOUK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Notions, Millinery, Trunks, Shoes, Hats Ac, Ac ALSO, 3 large MIRRORS, three Show Coses, Desks, Iron Safe, Awning, Ac. Terms cash. wmf 5 July 13 Schooner "Morning Star," under Foreclosure of Mortgage. BY LOUIS B. DeSAUSSIJRE. On THURSDAY. 23d inst, st ll o'clock A. M., will be sold at the Old Postomce, on Broad-s'reet, un? der foreclosure of mortgage, ?he SCHOONER 'MORNING 8TAB," with her Sails, Tackle and Apparel, about thirty tons; carry? ing capacity about 2500 bushels Rice. Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. July 17 UNDER DECREE IV EQUITY. Heyward, Executor, vs. Davis, ec al. On THURSDAY, the 23d instant, at ll o'clock, will be sold at the Old Customhouse, AU those TWO TRACTS OF/ LAND, situate on the east side of Ashley Elver, in Charleston District, about four- md-H-hulf mlle* from the dtv, the two tracts together measuring 121 32-100 acres, more or less; bounding north on lands once of P. Duncan and lands late of Agricultural society, east on lands of the South Carolina and Northeastern Railroad Companies, west on Ashley River, south on an ave? nue uividing the said tracts from lands late of Dr. Ramsay.' lerms-One third cash; balance in one, two and three years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage ot the premises, with interest payable an? nually. . Purchaser to pay for papers ind stamps. J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity. July 6_ m2thl SHERIFF'S ?FFICK, CHARLESTON, July 6,1868. By virtue of sundry tax executions to me directed and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, the 3d day of August next, between the hours of ll in the forenoon and 3 in the afternoon, at the northeast corner of the Courthouse, All the right, title and interest of the Defendants In LEASES not exceeding seven years, on the follow? ing property. The names of the Defendants, location and description of property, and the taxes due the State of South Carolina (exclusive of costs) are as fol? lows: ST. PHILIP ANT) ST. MICHAEL'S PARISHES. BarteM, b. H , HOUSE and LOT, No. 7 Varder horst-streX $H 15. I Collins, J. Prr>Housc, Booufuln-srreot $6 ll. Elliott, Dr. T. OTTEut, 8av3ge-streeL $4 75. McDowell. J. T., House and Lot, Wentworth street $965. Minnie, Robert, two Lots, corner King and George streets. S3 87. otto'.ensui, J. A D., House and Lot, No. 20 Broad and No. 28 V ndue Bange. $50 35. Marshall, Estate J. 2. (Real Estate), Tradd-strect SH 3 56. Rvan, Thomas, Lo', Elliott-street and East Bay. 327 19 IrumbuU. Estate A. B., Lot Logan-itroet $6 49. Waling, Jo-. IL. Trustee, House and Lot, Mo. 95 Sf. Philip-street. $955. Addison, Jame? It, House and Lot, south side South Bay. $62 33. Allen, X. P., Trustee Estate C. W. Graves and wife, House and Tot, Society-street $19 27. Ancrum, Trustee Estate Mrs. Jane, No. 218, east side Meeting. $1120. Ashby, Louis P., Nos. 3 and 4 Jasper's Court 918 02. Bau, Estate Elizabeth, Lot west side Church-street between Water and Trodd. $1333. Bentham. Estate R., House and Lot, corner Smith and Vanderbort streets. $47 41. Bolles Es'ate A.. House and Lot No. 3 College street $5 95. honneau, Estate Jeanette, property. $3 90. Rowers, John E., Trustee, property. $3 IL Brown Estate B. H., House and Lot, No. 190 Meet? ing-street $30 37. Brown, Miss E. A.. House and Lot No. 184 Meet? ing-street $1333. Brown, S. On M. D., property. $2 08. Brown, S. C., Trustee ot M. C. Brown, House and Lot, No. 2 G-orcc-street S30S7. Bischoff, F., No. 7 Gadslen-street $4 25. Campbell, Estate Mary, House and Lot No. 81 Spring-street $822. Cormier.-Miss C. V., Lot, Calhoun-street. $4 81. Covert, H. C., House and Lot, No. 50 King-street. 124 41. Cox, I..intel, House and Lot, America-street. $311. Dalv, Henrietta, House aud Lot, No. 44 Tradd street S28 25. Delettre, Mrs. A., House and Lot, No. ll Nassau street SOCS. Dowling, M., House and Lot Mary-street. $32 64. Drayton, John S and wife, House and Lot No. 125 Coming-street. $1185. English, f?rs. Harriet, House and Lot, East Bay. $30 76. Fuller, Est?t? Nat House and Lot Church-street $21 85. Gibbes, Jalla E, property. $2611. Gadsden, Mrs. Mary Ann, Lot, Charlotte-street SH 21. Gibbes, Leander, House, No. 20 Badcliffc-strect. $19 OL Greer, Estate Wm., House and Lot, No. 18 Went worth-street $11947. Haig, Estate Mrs. A. M., Houze and Lot, No. 28 Ashley-street. $3 04. Hanlon. John, Barroom,-street. $41 03. H inn A Sherhammer, Barroom,-street $45 99. Hicks, H. H., House and Lot, Ratlcdgc-street. $10 28. ii ??nott, Mrs. M. E, House and Lot Cannon street. $6 95. Hogan, Patrick, Hou:e and Lot, Meeting-street $31 79. Hort, Estate Sarah R., House and Lot, Elizabeth street $30 37. Jones, Estate Wm., Houso and Lot, No. 17 Rnt hdgc-street $218.'.. Jones, James, House and Lot, Franklin-street $19 73. Jones, F. M. k Brother. jJuildings on Leased Land, Calhoun-street. $13 31. Leo. Edward, House and Lot, Morris-street $4 96. Legate, Sarah, House aud Lot, Cannon-street $6 66. Lord, Catharine A., and children, House and Lot, Vernon-street. $12 06. McGahan, T. R., in trust, Lot, corner George and Meeting streets. 520 ll. Markley, Mrs. Kes:er, Lot Une-ai?et $2 69. Martin. Wm. L., House and Lot, No. 5 Cannon, street $5 81. Marshall, Estate J. T., House and Lot, Tradd elreet $123 21. Maishburn, Estate .lames H., Hou^e and Lot, No. 98 Condon-street $44 00. Mathews, Mrs. E J., House and Lot, Bcaufa'n streot $9 92. Mills, Otis, House and Lot, No. 27 Meeting-street $98 89. Minott William B., House and Lot, No. 12 Legarc street $16989. Michel, Estate, Benjamin, et al, House and Lot, corner Americ i and Judith streets. $5 66. Mitchell, Dr. J. H., House and Lot, No. 39 Rat ledge-street. $52 *4. Moran, John, H -iae and Lot, No. 34 Henrietta Street $3022. Motte, Jocob T., Houso aud Lot Nossau-stroct. $311. Oliver, H., Tot Comlng-stroet So 95. Oppenheim, I.-seph H., House and Lot No. 114 East Bay. $36 77. Paty, Estate Captain Joseph, Houso and 1 ot No. 1 Greenhill-strcet. $9 07. . ", Price, Estate Mis. S . No. 110 King street $33 21. Pringle. Mrs. E H.. Houso and Lot No. 13 Legare strcct $66 29. Pritchard, Catharine, Lot East Bay. $4 81. Pritchard, L. C. and children. Lot Uorlbeck's Alky. ?8C5. Rus-ell. W. P.. Houso and l ol Hasel-street. $6 95. Ryan, Estate Thomas, Houso aud Lot Archdale street $183 ">L Roddin, B., Hou-e and Lot No. 56 Hasel-street. $200 49. Rolando, F. G., House and Lot No. 12 Exchange street. $77 23. Rocpler, Estate F., House and Lot No. 24 St Phdip-street $30 37. Rivers, Martha Ann, House and Lot No 184 Queon-street $3 54. Steele, Estate of, House and Lot Smith street $30 37. Strohecker, J. P. and C. C., Store and Lot No. 155 Meeting-street $7581. Sack, William M., House and Let Ne. 49 Line street. $49 9v. Runion S?lw. ?-am son, Joseph, House and Lot Ko. 100 Tradd 6treet $9 23. Bandera, WflHom T., House and Lot No. 32 Wash ington-strcet $79 93. R Schmidt Estate Eliza, House and Lot Montagne otreet, $17 69. Schircr, Harriet, House and Lot EuUedge-street $6 95. Smith. Mrs. Eliza F., House and Lot corner Am? herst and Bay-street $26 ll. Smith, Miss Margaret, Lot Councol-street $10 77. Swinton, Anthony, House and Lot Line-strec*. $226. Thorn, Rebecca, House and Lot No. 22 Calhoun street. $9 07. Whaley, B. J., agent, House and Lot, No. 79 Beau fain-street $30 37. White, Mrs. Ell en, House and Lot, No. 13 Tradd street $666. Whitney, T. A., administrator. House and Lot, comer King and Queen streets. $9 07. Wilkinson, J. M., House and Lot, Tradd-street. $35 70. Williams, H. H., House and Lot, Liberty-street. $5416. Woadrum, Mrs. 8. A., House and Lot, Cannon street $12 i A. Ali?is, Cars tin, Hon-a and Lot, south side Cal houn-streot $17 69. Anderson. Nelson, House and Lot Ashley, between SprlDR and Palma to. $17 59. Armstrong, James, House and Lot, Market-street. $26 IL I Blake, Peter, House and Lot America-street east side. $9 07. Brown, Jone, Lot east side America-street 4 81. Brown, Mrs. M., House and Lot, Bogard street 17 69. Boon, Estate M. C., House and Lot Bec-strcet $15 69. Boyden, J. J., House and Lot Bull-street 17 59. Buck, Mary, House and Lo , America-street S10 77. Bin winkle, H., House and Lot, Bedon's alley. $17 57. Burch, John E., House and Lot, Norman-street $9 07. Cammer, John, House and Lot, Bnll-Btreet $17 59. Carmand, Oharles, House and Lot Berresford street pi 18. Cosfjis, Mary, House and Lot A'ken-street $5 66. D?a?, Eliza C, House and Lot, Charlotte-street. $12^48. Brayton, W. M. and John, Lot, Cannon-street. $3 00. DuPre, Julia, Lot, King-street $13 33. Fogartie, Edward, Building on City land, Calhoun street. $15 89. Gaillard, Estate H G., House and Lot America street $10 77. Gerird, J. P., House and Lot Bogard-;itreet $4 81. Gratton, Michael, House and Lot Ans on-street $!0T?. Hamilton, Paul and wife, two Houses and Lots, Bogard-street 517 59. Herron, James, No. 4 Alien-etreet $9 07. Heyward, P. S., House and Lot, comer Lamboll and 1 ?gare street?. $68 71. Holmes, James G. and J. E., Lot, Bogard-streot $10 77. Eggert M. J., House and Lot, Calhoan-etreet $14 18. England, W. J., Trustee, House and Lot, Meeting street $6019. Jeffords, Mrs. M., House and Lot, America-street $13 33. Kinloch. Estate Richard, Home and Lot Butt? ai roet $1333. Legare, Charles, Lot Calhoun-street $7 37. Lee, Eliza, trustee. Building Glebe Land, Berres ford street $13 33. Leroy, Ellas, House and Lot, No. 2 Beau?un atreet $5107. Levy, Mrs. Abigail, House and Lot, No. 174 Meet? ing-street $3463. Limebouse, R. J., House and Lot, Elliott-street. $40 59. Lopez, Estato M., Lot, Friend-street $9 07, McElroy, Wm, House and Lot, America-street. $10 3 J. Marshall. Louisa F., House and Lot Franklin street $15 89. Mathews, Estate Peter B., House and Lot, Ameri? ca-street $13 33. Miers, Dedon W., Lot, Bogard-street. $4 8L Molen, Mrs. A, C., House and Lot, Mill-street. $10 77. ( . Moore, Maria C., Building on Calhoun-street $21 85. . Mortimer, Abram, House and Lot, Charlotte-street. "$18 77. Nelson, Wm., House and Lot Beaufaln-Btxeet $ir. 89. Newton, Mrs S. C., House and Lot Cannon-Btrcet $17 59. O'Calla bin, Chas., House and Lot, Anson-street $17 69. O ttolencui, J. and D., No. 28 Vendue Range. $4315. Patterson, F. J. /C.,"House and Lot Blake-street $9 07. PInckney, Esta o Mrs. E, House and Lot, Btoad street $85 75. Preston, Estate John, Lot of Land, Main Road Bouse ami Lot, Church-Btreet 164 27. Prier, S. D., House and Lot Burna' lane. $17 59 Robb, Estato Jacob, Houso and Lot. Pinctmey s tract $34 63. i-chcper, John S., House and Lot, Calhoun-street $17 69. Schioder, M. E.. Home and Lot, .Berrcsford-street $17 59. Seabrook, M. W., Lot, Broad-street. $4315. Shecut, Estate L. A., House and Lot, Pitt-street $2611. Smith, Rosina, Houso and Lot Cannon-street. $7 37 Soloman. C ,? House and Lot King-street $9 07. t? trout), Estate Catharine B., House and Lot, Mor ris-stroit $9 07. Wallie. Jaue, House and Lot, Bogard-street 34 8L Walpole, N. E., House and Lot, Norman-street S30 37. Wharton A Petsch, House and Lot, America-sticet. $10 77. Williams, Diana, Lot, Bega d-streot. $2 25. Wilson, Ann, House and Lot Meeting-street. S3 ll. Wilson, Mary E.. Moase and Lot Bogard-street $9 07. Kelsey, Chas., Store, No. 17 Havne-str. et. $72 97 Walton, John M., House and Lot corner Kirk land laue and Wentworth-strceu $34 63. Addison, J R.. Houso and Lot, South Bay. S19 89, Addison, Trustee, House and Lot Lunehouse srreer. $19 91. . Allston, Estato John, House and Lot, Montague sire t $1131. Ashs, John H., House and Lot, Nos, 10 and 12 South Bay. ?42 80. Ashby, LOUIB P., House and Lt, Nos. 1 and 4 Cooper's court ?4 85. Bsnthain, Estate liobert, Houso and Lot, No. 29 VauderbO!8t-strcef. 313 46. Boon, Bcnj., eight Acres, Main Road, twenty-sev? enth a:one. 35 56. Bri'wu, Estate B. H., Honse and Lot, No. 190 Uoot ing-street $113L Burke, Wm. E., House and Lot Hewitt's alley. $2 34. I Campbell. Henry, Honse and Lot, northeast cor? ner Queen and Meeting streets. $9 60. Cattle, Robt, House and Lot, No. -to A< hley-st: cet. $10 01 Cooles, Samuel J., House, No. 6 President-street. $413. Constantine, Mrs. Mary, House and Lot Ring slreet road. $2 07. JJeLct tre, A., Bouse and Lot, Nassau-street $2 71. Delle;!, Rlchd. E. Jr., Hou-e and Lot Cedar street. t6 14. De la Torre, E., two Hon -es and Lots, America street, MU), corner Washington an i Chapel streets. $37 97. Ecklardt, Henrietta Ann, House and L t, Henri ctto-strcct i2 27. Evans A* Cogswell, Houso a ;d Lot, No. 3 Broad street $32 81. Fowler and wife, A. D., House and Lot, No. 79, Cannou-.treet. ?3 42.. Gaillard, Estuto Jos., House and Lo1, Fludd-?treet. 99 cent?. Garbron, Estate Gabriel, House and Lot, Char? lotte-street. Lo-, Simons-street $5 51. Geraghty, Tho."., Houso and Lot No, 49 Anson stret-t. $12 02. t Giboes, Jjhu C., House and Lot, Smith-street. $2 U7. Gray, JJS. W, Ma-ter in Equ ty, for Jno. Mc^ow oll's chi dren, House and i_ot, Woutwo.th-strect. $701. Hicks, H. H., Houso and Lot, Marsh-stroet, House and Lat Du. can street $29 48. Hilf;'mann, DennL?, House and Lot, No. 90 Cal? houn-street, No 27 Henrietta-t-treet $7 72. Hogan, Trustee Estate M. J , Houso and Lot, No. 85 M ctlu^-sticut $7 72. Jackson.'Wm. wife and children, House and Lot, Aikeu-ttroet. Si 63. Kane, I. ennis. House and Lol, between Mary and Reid streets. 12 62. Kinloch k Marshall, House and Lot, No. Gd Com? ing-street 3 13. Lemon, E. P. Tra;tee, House sud Lot, No. 25 Washing'on-strect 0 67. Le -sienne, Thoa., House and Lot, Smith-street. 2 55. Lacost?, James C.j House and Lot No. 6 Monta? gue slreet. 10 24. ^McPherson, Jno., three quarters Intorest in House and Lot, Ea?t Bay-street lu 34. Monaghan, Jno. J., House and Lot, No. 10 Beau- -, fain-atrcot. No. 17 Giorge-stre.it 18 ll. ( Moran, Jno.. Houses and Lots, No. 24 Inspection- ( street, and No. 34 Heurietta-strcet. 8 79. Morays, F. Montana, House ana Lot. No. 49 | j Spring-street 5 56. , i ? Motto, Jacob P., Houfeo'd Lot Nassau-street 2 SR. j Motte. Estato Dorilla ami children, House auu . ( Lot, Calhcun-strtet 7 00. . Power, James and Thomas, House and Lot, E. Ch aaiv. L. W. Thcjuut. 3 Oil. Pritchard, Joshua A.. House on leased land, Felix street 219. 1 Quinuan, Miss A. E., House sud Lot, No. 17 Presl- J deut-j-trect. 813. ? BichardB, Geo. E.,.. House on leased land, East Bay. a ?L Eivers, Martha Ann, House and Lat, North side Queon-srrtet 2 07. Kiley, Wm., Hon e and Lot, South side Side street. 2 31. Rouse, Mis. A. and rbild. House and Lot, Veruon 8treet 6 31. Sack, Wm. M, Hou-e and Lot, No. 19 Lime s!r et 3 70. Saunders. Wm. T., 3 Houses end Let.!. !*o*. 2, 4 and 6. lallngton-couiu 9 73. Shiffe -, samuel. House and Lot, Southwect comer College und Green streets, ll 31. Schmidt, Mrs. Eliza. House and Lot Montague, be weeu Coming and Pitt streets. 5 93. Shingler, W. P., House and Lot, f.lme>.ou?e, S. Princess and Longitude la-ce. 39 03. Smyth. Mrs. Eliza F" House and Lot, comer Am? herst and Bay streets. 10 93. Steele, Dr. E. <'., iBtate, House and Lot, Smth .nree: and Keaufain. 2 35. Thann, M. C" House and J ot, America-street, West side. 2 CS. Thompson, H T. and L. C., House 3ad Lot %o. 21 King-stteet 701. Thorn, Es-ute Rebecca, House and Lot, South sido Calhoun-street 4 83. Thor jr John, House and Tot. comer Smith and Car noa streets. 2 77. JUrf?ofi Sales. Tnckep, Henry C , House and Lot, No. 45 Nsasau? street. 3 84. Todd, Mrs. Eveline, House and Lot, Nassau street. 2 71. Toomey, E. P., House and Lot, Southeast comer Radcliffe sud 'J hom a s streets. ~ 8 09. Washington, Dinah, House and Lot, Short-street. 2 TL "Weigh, Robert M., House and Lot, No. 12 Oreen* street 819. YVescott, Estate G. W., 4 Houses on Gadsden green. 217. Wilkinson, Paul S., House and Lot, Cha pel-street. 514. Yates, J. Legare, House and Lot, Trapman street; and Water-ttreet, and Store, Queen-street 29 66. White, J. H.. House and Lot Cannon-street, li 74. wilkinson, Edward, House and Lot, Coming? street. 19*4. CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Steward, D, 225 acres. $3 60. Allston, P H.^WO acres. $24 70. . Bonnean k Stoney, 1800 acres. $62 U5. Bonnean, P P, hotue ard lot $6 76. Chandler, Mrs J B, 220 acre*. $14 35. Capers, cst Jho, 365 acres. $5 59. Freetown, est B, house and lot in Mount Pleasant. $331. Pell, Jno B, house and lot. $5 47 and 012. Hamlin. Jno, house and 60 acres. 99 30 and 19 67. Hayes, est Jas, 350 acres $6 38. Hamlin, Susan, house and lot Mount Pleasant. $5 80 and 10 90. Bale, Mary B, 60 ocr fte. $4. Jervey, Mrs E H, house and lot and 370 scree. S12 65. Jervey. Thoa H, 1222 acres. $16 45 and $23 98. Inelesby A- Freeman, 488 acre?. $10 32. Kinloch, est C P, 250 acres. Kinloch, est CR, ho ise and lot Mount Pleasant. $7 45. Kinloch, CF, 910arreo. $918 ?nd 22 28. Keemra, Edwd, house and lot Sullivan's Island. $24 93. Kllpsteln, L F. 242 acres. $8 78. Legaro, cst D, 460 aerea. $6 76. Limbaker, Isaac, 291 acres. $4 66. Labor de, Mrs Ann, house dud lot $4. McCormick, H L P, house and lot and 800 acree. $39 65. MoKcvelin, D, house and lot Sullivan's I aland, $1492. McCants, LA, 800acres. $43 10. McCants, Mrs L C, heme and lo.. 110 90. Pearce, Wm, house and lot. SS 72. Bose, Henry, 290 acres. $4 64. Stoney, T D, 760 acres. $26 43. ? Whaler, J R, house and lot $46.40. Ellsworth, cst T ?, 113 acres. $8 35. Eddey, W A, 49 acres. $3 93. Blchwood, B F, 50 acres. $7 33. Blackwell, s B, 1760 acres. $37 79 and 17 33. , Capers, est J 8, 365 acres. $3 ll. Simons, B F, 10C0 ceres. Mitchell, C, 400 seres. $7 65. Lucas, Simons, 2312 acres; $11 61. Jenkins, eft dc., 312 acres $4 92. ^ . Shingler, w *>,./ io acres. $9 68. Kinloch, est c ?, 250 acres. $4 93. Kinloch, Geo F, 900 acres. ?12 13. Kinloch, est C P, houee and lot $4 05. Klipstein, L F, 242 acres. $5 46. Inglesby A Freeman, 688 acres. $6 63. Hamlin, Susan, boase and lot. Ham'in. John, house and lot .tree-man, est B, h'use and lot Jervey, Thoa M. Blackwell, S B, 460 acres. $6 76, Legare. N, 450 acres. Whilden, L A, estate. $7 45. Wharton, Geo, lot $168. William?, D B, lands. $12 05. PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S COLLETON. Barnett, J H, 718 acres. $35 33 and $1" 66. Balley, Wm M, 260 acres. $1189. Eddlngs, Joseph. 426 acrfsl $18 96. Kddings. Evan-, 3340 acres. $66 67. Legare, J CW, lands on John's island. $1019. Mikel I, estate E S, plantation on Edlsto. $3 K? and $3 23. . .. Townsend, Daniel, 600 acres. $18 29. Townsend, D T, 800 a cres. $19 67. Townsend, J H, 1200 acres. $ .'G 80. Wescoat A Barna i d, lands on Edlsto, $26 13. Wbaley, C C, lands. $19 74. -Wilson, JohnB, Executor, lt00 acree on John'a> Island. $25 91. Aahe, estate John 8, 700 acres. $15 3 \ < Matthews, J E, 328 acres. $23 61. Towns end, Miss L, 500 acres. $56 35. Balley, estate C J. 802 acres. $82 26. Balley, Thoe A. 425 acres. $15 70. Lannhin, W S, 255. LaRoche, Jame", 868 acres. $26 69. . Laiochc, estate E W, 600 acres. $13 70. Legare, estate J C W, land on John's Island. $23 69. Legare, J C W, 822 acres. $12 56. McElhaney, E F, t<28 acres. $23 39. Seabrook, Henry, 300 acres, .-$11 35. Seabrook, E W, 1400 acres. $17 39. - Wilson, estate Hngb, 2100 acres. $37 69. Clarke, James, 353 acres. $7 30. Edd mes, J E, 2975 acres. $26 67. Jenkins, B M, 212 acres. $6 B2. Jenkins, B E, 392 acres. $8 56. Seabrook, estate W H, 600 acres, $9 30. - Steven*. J L, 360 acres. $6 17. ST. JAMES' GOOSE CHEEK PARISH. Brownlee, cst Mott, 827 acres. $4 30. Burbage, est Josh, 25* acres near Sum-n'ir-r vlPe. $126. / Gibson. W, loc near Summerville. $2 36, Hottzer. F 3, 58 aerea $108. Joyiier, Lemuel, 143 acres. $186. K nnedj, Mrs A, lot near Summerville. 9192. Keith, Al J. COO acres. $8 72. Magra lb, L, 230 acres. Si SS. Mad ray, James, C arr e. $1 OL Phi ri ney, James, lo.d near Summerville. SI 92. Brhorton, B, lot near Summerville. $1 92. Pchrodi r, Mrs M, lot nuir Snnimerville. $192. Wanner, T B, 150 ar. .?s. $2 81. , Turnbull, eat A. 214 acres. 83 91. Wilton, est J D W. 252 acree. $2 62. Wi hams, Mrs, 750 acres SI 72. . Chubb. John, 2.'0 a.-ies. $2 4L Chubb, C, 52 s cr, g. $2 08. Chub', Ju coo, 100 acree. 92 36. Caatilbeiy. E W, 100 acres. $2 12. Hart, H S, 650 acres. $7 43. Bart, Lewis, In trust, 640 acres. $3 23. Fy .. os, est 8,1050 arres. $8 81. Iirry. J J, lot tn Summerville. $8 41. ^Winter, Jno-, lil acres. $2 57. ADbottrT H, 202 rere;'. ?6 34. Boll. Wm, 4130 acre?. $35 76. . Bridford Wm, 1600 ? cres. $14 70. Cohrs, Charles, 1940 acres. $16 79. - Campbell, A, lot in Summervile. f4 43. Clark, Alex, 143 acres. $167. Conley, Force & Co, 8.0 aerea. $1313. Bull?se, est?t.'. W C, 1C8 ocr 8. $1 40. Drose. estate J F, 415 acres. $7 Od. " Ferguson, D N. 218 aces. $3 08. Fitzslmons, Br O, 450 acres $7 62, Far'ey, Jno. hi trust, 16 acres. $1 02. Farley, Jno, 501 acres. ?8 ill Gaillard, E S, 2 0 acte.?. $2 52. Hertzer, F L, 68 acres" M 46. Kinloch, estate O, 303 acres. 96 27. Kennedy, estate Mrs A, lot near Summerville. $1 34, lamb. JamesJT, lot in Summ ec ville. $4 48. Meochcr, G tv, lot near Summerville. $134. Mlkell, estate M B, lot In Summerville. $2 51. McFeelan. Mary, lot near s- ummerville. $134. Murphy, D, 100 acres $2 08. Perkins. E Sc T H, 200 acres. $2 12. Payne. Thos, lot noir Summerville. $134. (richardson, F. D, 600 acres. Sb 41. Richburg, estate H 1, 2 0 acres. *4 48. Bhett, Wm, 242 acres. $4 4?. Thoma*, estate Mary, 320 acres. $5 58. - S I". THOMAS AND ST. DENNIS PARI- H. Martin. Mrs S M, 614 acres. UU. Ultc, George, 1830 a-res. $26 03. Luos, csUte T Ii. 3C0 ;croj -3 34. Lachu otto, J, 4724 acres. $94 34. Lucas, Henry, 1697 seres. $22 55, Fowler, btu lop. COO acres. 95 20. McCall, Mrs, 250 acres. $2 88. t Selby, BB. U Co, 4600 acres. $43 ST. JOHN'S BEBKELEY. Billentlnc, Isaac J, 260 acres. $1 4L Cleavelaud, estate C. 144 acres. $1 01. Davis, John N, 600 ?cres. $2 53. Wi.:ter, estate R L P, 6o0 acres. $155. ST. ANDREWS PART-H Thc following executions were handed the Sheriff without description of propertv: WJ Bull, estate J P Drose, W ii Had wen. Wm Hunt, Thos Sims, WD seabrook John Trott, H W stewart, J W Toomer. H L Toouicr, John Far OJ", E H , :". N Fre?r. ;starc J'H Grimball, estate tt <_ iuywaru, I - -t ; - tvood, estate O Haniirioud, J B Hinson, H Hair, Marj Keeley, Amts Smitb, W'appoo Mill Company. P-,BISH SI. JAMES' S ANTEE. The iollcwinff executions were handel the Sheriff vithnut dea.ription o' property: W S Guerry, O Z Satas, Elisha T pkin, E Irescott, E F Allston, J X Brinson. L Brinston, robert I rowu, Joseph kimbo. W J O Elliott, X H Glas-, Peter La Isen, W lenderson, L P McClellan, estate John - Palmer, J iutlor, C W Willis, V Anderson, Wm J BiU, Arthur ?lake. L D Brinston, Isaac Urinsnn, estate S H Lot? on, estate E B Lowndes, W H Carmon, Elisha Pip tin, Mrs A K Platt, i slate B X FhiUipa, efctat : V 3 Porcher, estate Wm RotLjers, estate Wm Snowden. ST. STEPHEN'S PARISH. The following executions were handed the Sneriff vithout dcacrlpHon of property: J J Lotto a, T ? rVaring. S C Moore, W H Carmon, states Lee ec al. Tohn Money,John 8 Palmer, estit? >a.nl Pahner, Mrs J A Platt, estate Wm Snowden, Jos Wein, W White WILLIAM S. HASTIE, f. C. D. July 20 _ J .M PORTERS Of TEAS, WISTES, BRANDIES, &c, And Dealers in CHOICE F AMIL T GROCERIES. WM. S. COB WIN k 00. ?S-Goods delivered to all parta of the City. .July 15 ^ w?m 3?*