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THE DAILY NE j?- LAR'?f-ST CIRCULATION.-THE .NEWS HEIN li THE NEWSPAPER OF! RECOGNIZ-D AS SWING THE LARG1 CULAT10N IS THE CITY OF CHAR PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS 1 .ISG IN IHE POSTOFFICE AT THE EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW AUCTION SALES WIS DA CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 .-it their auction boase, No. 55 Hase cloths, cassimores, &c. TAKE CARE OF THE REGISTRATION should delay tc register-there ia no tn lost-to-m-rrow is tho last chance. come. orw&rd promptly. _ FIRE.- An alarm of fire was Riven abc part seven o'clock iast night, caused by cidental buming ol a bundle of hay ii Alloy. The engines were soon out, but was extinguished before they reached tl GERMAN- DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-A mee ?this club wiU take place this evenin; mencing at eight o'clock. Imrortaut b will bo transacted, and addresses wiU livered by Professor Hermann Meier, < many, and others. $ ATTENTION! VOTERS.-All persons who .cincts have beep changed, or who have i -ed their residence since the last rogist should be careful to enroll their names -diately, or they will ' be debarred from y THE MILLS HOUSE_We aro reques direct the attention ot capitalists, and th .?ic generally, to the important assignee cf the Mills House and other prope: wjiich tho advertisement wiU bo found other column. _ THE CHARLESTON DEMOCRACY.-On j ni??ht, the consultation of the Democrat! tral Club with the delegations of three each ward club took place. After five I . debate it was decided to be inexpedient f< Democrats to nominate a candidate for 3 VOTERS OF WARD NO. 1-REGISTER_Re in your ward at once. Yon have but om ing place. Remember this and do nol ^your chance. Don't depend on the old ?ration. See advertisement. REWARDS.-Gov. Scott has offered, by "Clamatioc, a reward of $300 for the appn sion of Geo. Callaway, who murderod .Boddifoi'd, colen d, on the 27ch ult. ; a . reward of $250 for the recRpSure of Rai Ramsey, colored, who escaped last July the Walhalla jail, where he was confined ? charge of attempted rape on a white worn BURNS' CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.-Thi -ciety was disorganized by tho events oi war, and an effort is now being made to r> i, it. A meeting of the surviving member: be held for that purpose to-night, at the -chant's Hotel, corner of Society and '. streets. A large and fuU attendance of t members still interested in the society is ticularly requested. VoTEas OF WARD NO. 2-REGISTER.-RI ter to-day. There is only tooday and to-i row, and to-morrow never comes. Don'i pend on the former registration. See ad tisement._ .'Lo ! SILENCE HIMSELF IS HERE."-N .sound was heard, not a warning note from Bevon o'clock bell last night. Watches v consulted and the time accurately noted, ? still no response from the steeple. Even .fire alarm failed to sc und, and it was not u nine o'clock that the evening chimes rang c The cause of the silence was the inability the steepleman to reach his post, some one h "ing locked tho door and carried away the I MORE STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA.-Efforts being made, which will likely be attended vi success, to increase our steam communicat with tho City of Philadelphia. The fa eil ii which have been for some time afforded were too restricted a character to accommodate freight, and we learn that a superior ste* ship will, in a few weeks, be placed on 1 route to ron in connection with the steams! ^ Prometheus. The agents here will be Mese v John 4 Theo. Getty. VOTERS OF WARD NO. 8-REGISTER.-If y have never registered, register now. If y have registered before, register again, on to it that your names have not been erased .omitted. See advertisement. y PILLSBURY AND THE FOREIGNERS.-It is i ' .ported that arnon ? our naturalized feUow-ci zens there are a few deluded victims who i tend to vote for Pillsbury because they thii s he is their friend. Before they adopt so sni< ?dal a policy let them inquire whether said Pill "bury was not, some years ago, a bitter "Knoi Nothing," the avowed enemy of aU foreigner When they have concluded a rigid inquiry j that direction, they will.probably prefer to vol for some one else. PERSONAL.-D. H. Chamberlain, Esq., tb / -Attorney-General, has returned from his vis. " to the Governor. Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrel Troupe, consistin .of twenty performers, with a fino brass band -arrived on the Florida steamer last night, an ; -aro staying at the Pavilion Hotel. Tho agents of Stone & Murray's great cii .cus, which ip expected about the 6th proximo have also arrived, and are staying at the sam . house. VOTERS OF WARD NO. i-REGISTER.-Yoi have many polling places. See that your name; are registered at the proper place. It is al important. See advertisement. COLUMBIA ITEMS.-WRIiam H. Talley, Esq., .of the Columbia bar, has received tho Demo .cratic nomination for Solicitor of tho Fifth .Circuit. Colonel J. P. Thomas is out in a card with .drawing his name as a candidate for the -Mayoralty of Columbia. The result of the three days' registration in Columbia, ending on Saturday last, was : 'Whites, 10?; negroes, 47. TEX NEW VOTERS OF WARD 8.-The new class of voters admitted to registry in Ward 8, by ' virtue of the commissioners'order of ox', ension, may bi judged by tho following incident : A negro from tho benighted region extending from the city bouudary to the Six Mile House, after rosistcriuK In Ward 8, on Saturday, boast . ed that he voted iu the last election three times in the city and twic; in tbo country, and that he was than going to Goose Creek to register, iliat he might play the same game again. RELEASED ON BAIL-Messrs. Thomas L 'CaldweU and R. V. Gist, who were arrested in Newberry by Constable Harris and brought t o Columbia, wero up before Judge Boozer ou Friday under a writ of habeas corpus. Messrs. . J. M. Baxter and S. W. Melton appeared for tho prisoners, and Attorney-General D. H. . Chamberlain for tho State. After hearing the affidavits and arguments of counsel, Judge Boozer roloased them oa bail to appear at the next term of the Court for Nowbcrry-Mr. Gist in J5C00, and Mr. Caldwell in $300. Bai -was promptly given. VOTERS OF WARD 3-REGISTER.-lt is a registration for most of you. It is a regii tion necessary to bc examined by all of Remember that and don't fail to have ; names down on the right book. Seo ai tisemsnt. _ THINGS IN NEWBERRY.-Our correspond "Broke," writing from Nowberry under dai 23d instant, says: Heavy frost this morn with ovary prospect fora freeze to-night, ton coming in freely, but too much of it gi to New York. The crip w?l bo short-the bolls cannot make. The shipments to Y'ork aro dispose 1 to go overland. Ono I bred bales sold today: Ordinary 18$c; middling, 19$c; middling, 20$ to 21jc. classification is "spontaneous." We ncc broker who knows his business and has tact to get employed. AM?SEMENT S_Skif" & Gaylord's fan troupe of Minstrels opon their engagomen Hibernian Hall this evening. From tho thusiastic reception they havo met witl other cities, we judge that their pcrformai aie first-class in their line. Tho Templeton Dramatic Company prrfo in Augusta this evening. They will rcturi Charleston alter thc departure of the J strels. Columbia is lo havo a surfeit of tho hir. diome. Three circuses, Robinson's, Magh & Carroll's, and Rosston & Munay's, are c ing there, and Lowande, too, is on the sj chaUenging tho champion riders of till ot shows to a test of horsemanship. VOTERS OF WARD 6-REGISTER.-Yours is imjiortant ward. Register in your respec precincts to-day. Do not put it off until morrow-you may be crowded out. Seo vertiacmcnt. CoaoNER's INQUEST.-On Saturday Coro Whiting helli ?n inquest on tho body of Ji Welsch, a German, about tweuty years of a Welsch had been working on Shepard's fa: where he contracted a severe caso of chills i fever. Ho refused to send for a doctor, p ferring to uso tho remedies recommended friends. Ono of those was to drink a qu ir whiskey. Welsch procured a bottle and dn a pint and a half in fifteen minutes, wh caused his death in a short time. Tho j rendered a verdict that tho deccasodcamc his death from congestion of tho brain, eau: by excessive ase of spirituous liquors. VOTERS OF WARD 7-REGISTER_This is new registration. Your old registration do count. Register over again, or if you ht never registered register now, and be prep ed to do your duty at tho elections. See i vertisement._ PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD OF SOUTH CAP.OLTNA On Wednesday last), at half-past 7 P. M.. I Synod of South Carolina met in the Prosby rian Church, and was opened with a sermon the Moderator, Rev. S. H. Hay, after which t body was duly organized by the election ol Ri Mr. Morso, of Pendleton, in the Presbytery South Carolina, as Moderator, and Rev. Mess Law and Turner, as Clerks. The attendance ministers was not large, and that of rali elders small. The subjects of discussion wc not of unusual interest, but were increased an appeal of tho session of tho Second Chut e Charleston, from the decision of the Chark ton Presbytery. Dr. Smytho, of Charleston, the appellant in the case. Prof. Anderson ga tho Synod a very flattering account of t prospects and prosperity ol' Davidson Collegi EXTENSION OF THE CITY LIMITS.-Tb o e traordinary icttor published below was se to the Registration Board of tho 8th Ward < Saturday. Where the Board of Commissio: eis of Elections get the authority to enlarf the limits of the City of Charleston, it is dif cult to imagine. A largo number of negro will be added by this arrangement to the nut bor of registered voters of Ward 8, perhai enough to secure the election of Mr. Pill bury : CHARLESTON, 8. C., October 21,18C8. To the Board pf Managers of Ward 8, Chark ton, S. C. : For the purpose <if registration tho 81 Ward of the City of Charleston shall be ho to include the territory as far un, as the S Mile House. By order of the Board. D. T. CORBIN. Chairman Board of Commissioners of Ele tious, Charleston County. INCIDENTS OF REGISTRATION_Few persoi have failed to observe the number of stranp darkies in town, most of them bearing ev dence of their rural simplicity. Some of thee imported voters caused considerable amusi ment around tho polls in answering the que: tiona put to them. At one precinct un old ni gro said that he lived in Smith-street, by tb bakehouso, and could give no better descrir. tion of his local habitation. Another wantc to rogister, but was candid enough to tell th managers that he did not live in town, an would leave for homo after the election. Hi vote will not bo polled unless ho is mauipula ted moro successfully to-day. At ono or twi precincts tho managers were armed with ai oath a yard long, and compelled tho applicant to swear fealty to the constitution and laws o tho State and United Statos, and also that thc; had not done Uiose things which they shuiilc not have done during tho war. The victim: were, inmost instauccs, accustomed to swear ing, and took the oath at a gulp. Thougl there was a large crowd and considerable wire-pulling around the lower precincts, th( majesty of thc law was not violated, and overy^ thing was conducted decently and in older. VOTERS (F WARD 8-REGISTER.-D>?'t laj the flattering unction to your souls that yon are already registered. It is noe so. Ever j man in tho ward must register or lose his vote, This is the more important as many not in tho ward arc to be allowed to register. Sae ad? vertisement. _ HOTEL ARRIVALS-October 24.-Charleston Botel.-P. S. dwell, W. H. Hatheway, Bos? ton; James Eldon, Richmond; W. S. Floyd, Baltimore; C. \\. Wright, New York. October 25.-Samord C. Hover, Rhode Isl? and; E. Iluchet, D. B. Dupont, cit* ; IJ. C. Mau? rice, Atlanta; Clias, H. Campbell, New Y'ork; C. P. Hyde, Richmond; A. bummer, S. C ; S. deB. Kops, New York; H. D. Burkett, cit j; David Risley, Georgotjwn; Mrs. A. Hailo and servant, E. Hailc, Florida; Dr. P. Rector, city; J. J. Upham, U. 3. A. Paddon Bold-October 24.-Mrs. McKelvoy and child, New York; C. C. Moore, Agent Steno & Murray's Circus; J. C. Bailey, Greenville; Captain L. P. Dutton, Steamship Sex Gull; J. Stolbrand, Betufort. October 25.-J. H. Bakes and John Widdin and servant, Stone & Murray's Circus; L. Smith, South Carolina; Captaiu M. B. CrowcJl, Henry Gorham, Steamship Sarai:ojsa; George White? more, Columbia; C. Lolcr, Augusta; J. L. Spears, Danville. Ky.; Georgo Laison, Newber? ry; A. Haight an i Mi's. A. Haight, Steno & Murray's Circus; Georgo R. Bronson, New York; A. A. Stoddard, New York; R. H. Draper, Cordcsville; Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels and brass Baud, twenty, in troupe; Mrs. P. F. Davis, St. Stephen's; George R. Congdou, Georgetown. CITIZENS OF CHARLESTO>-REGISTER.-Your right to thc ballot depends on your prompt? ness in this matter. If you would do your duty in thc groat contest for constitutional govern? ment, you mu?t regibtcr at once. See adver? tisement. THE CITY FINANCES. A REVIEW OF THE CONDITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE CITT GOVERNMENT THIS YEAR, AS COM? PARED WITH LAST YEAR. Wo publish this morning tlio minmi state? ment of tbo Uit.v Treasurer for the fiscal year ending 31st August, 18G6, which show* an im? provement in the condition of our municipal a?airs which must, uudcr tho circumstances, bo both a matter of surprise and of hearty con? gratulation. Tho total in :omc of the year from all sources is $1,003,081, and the total expenditure $9"3, 551. From licenses and taxes thc receipts ar J about the same as in 18G7, but tho city bas now a far larger balance in the treasury. On Au? gust 31, 1SG7, thc balan?a in thc treasury was $37,987, all iu city bills of tho now issue, of which about $12,000 were still in circulation and lo bo icd.cmod. On thc 3lst Augus-t, 18G8, there were no city bill- iu circulation, anti the balance in thc treasury. $jl 713. was made up of tho whole of tho new isstn of city bills, $50,000, ai.d $31,C00 in greenbacks. But it is in liquidating its bills payable that thc city has mado so great au advance. In 18G7, thc city owed upon notes payable $G5,202. 'I his wes re? duced by August 31 last to $28,502, about $37, 000 being paid. In thc matter of interest on the city debt we have also mads a handsome progress. It will be remembered that nil quarterly intsrest on city stock, under $20 in amount, is paid cash when duo, all interest over $20 being funded; also that where thc city owes interest on stock to tho bona fide holder who owes the city money lor taxes, thc ono amount is allowed to be set off as for as is necessary against ibo other. Thc whols jcero-t paid by the city during tho vea;- i.i ILc s." por cj.it. stock was $25G,9S9, for $118,510 of which amount now stock was issued, lesvnic: S13S.489 as the amount paid by Mic cit; lu tho two way3 al? ready mentioned, \'?: i:i c;t>a for interest less than $20, and in interest received iu payment I for taxos. Thc expenses during thc year arj shown in detail in the statement of tho treasurer; but wo call attontiou to some of thc most striking points : Alms House.- Under this head there is au increased outlay of S55G0. This is caused by tho fact that thc city now supports tho col red paupers ns well as thc white paupers, while during thc previous year thc colored paupers wcro supported by the Freedmen's Bureau. About seventeen hundrel rations aro now is? sued daily by the city to the dcslitr. tc poor. Fircmasters.-Under this head there is a de? crease in outlay of about $2000, notwithstand? ing the fact that $10,000 has been spent this year in building and fitting up new engine houses. Police or Guard.-Tho police for tho year ending: August 31st last cost $119,245, against $148,312 in 18G7, or a decrease in cost of nearly $30,000. This was mado up by thc reduction of numbcr3 and 1 ay mado in accordance with ihe report of tho retrenchment Committee, and which did not go into effect until about January 1st last. For tho year ending August 31st next, tho cost should bc still less. Slreels.-In 18G7 thc cost of work on strocts was $110.293, while for the year just ended it was but $54,333, to which must be added tho pavements mado through thc City Engineer's department $28,557, making together $32 SOO ; a reduction in total cost of $27,408. Tho mo? ney this year has boen well spent. Aspuallum pavements bavo beca laid in many parts of the city, thc roads havo been kept as far SB pos? sible in order, and, although much remains to bo done, no more c mid have been done with the same amount of money. Tho cost cf thc shell road, $15,473, is uot included in tho gene? ral outlay on streets. In conclusion, wc desiro to call attention to the great chango which has takon place in (ho standing and credit of tho city. During 18G7 the city was unablo to pay its current accounts except in city bills. These were frequently re? fused, and depreciated so rapidly that at one time they could not be sold for more than sixty five cents on the dollar. Thia kept thc city in continual hot-water. Tho police, many of thom, declined to accept this depreciated money, and tho city waa with thc greatest diffi? culty able to purchase tho supplies nci ded for tho Orphan House and other city institutions. Now there aro no city bills in circulation to any extent, and these are worth from ninety-eight cents to par. There is a large greenback balance in tho treasury, and all bills due during tbo year have boen promptly paid. These facts show what has boon accomplished in one year. They will convince any man that a wisc and economical city gove; nm mt can raise Charles? ton above all its difficulties, and sustain ils credit and provid : for its debt without break? ing down tho people with taxation. But at this timo an ignorant, irresponsible and extra? vagant administration would be nothing lees than bankruptcy and ruin. ITEOISTRATION.-Tho registration of Satur? day caused no unusual excitement 111 our quiet city. Several additional precincts had been formed, and though a large number of persons availed themselves of Ulis opportunity to add their names to the list?, yet there was no con? fusion or disorder, and no arrests were made. Tho change in the products necessitated re? registration iu some cases, but mitty of thc names wero those that had not bc 11 enrolled previously. In some of the precincts the man? agers appeared to Lc doubtful what course to pursue, and asked the applicants several use? less questions. Major D. T. Cotbiu, Chairman of the Board, has furnished tho malingers with a list of questions that tv ill govern them 111 fu? ture, and no oath is required unless tho mana? gers should doubt thc statement of thc appli? cant, when he will simply re-swear lo thc ti ut li of his assertions. Sonic doubts have also ex? isted regarding tho boundary lines of the pre? cincts, und the following rulo will bo of assist? ance: When a certain street divides two pre? cincts, tho lino is in tho middle of lim street, those living on thc north sido voting at a dif? ferent polling place from those on tho t ?util. Thc registration will be continued to-day and to-morrow, tho polls being oponed front ei^ht A. AI. to live P. iL REGISTRATION RET TUNS FOR SATURDAY. Whites. Colore*. Ward 1-Polling place. City Hall.yy 33 Ward 2-Polling place, Courthouse.. Ai i 41 Ward 3-First precinct, Market Hall.. 2 2 Ward 3-Second precinct, Palmetto Engino House.43 31 Ward 3-Third precinct, lutptcUou ftreet 1 uguie House.120 ira Watd 4-First precinct, Hope Eugine House. 3 4 Ward 4-Second precinct, Stonewall Eugine Hoiue.123 153 Wa-d i-Tbl rd precinct, Smith-st. Eugine House. 34 GO Ward 5-I irst precinct, Eagle Engin House. S3 lld Ward6-Second precinct, America street, opposite South*'.. SO G2 Ward G-First precinct, Washington Eugine House. 87 ICI WarJ C-Sucutul precinct, Rutledge direct leo Boase. oi>po*tta liadcliffe-street. s'J 101 Ward 7-Pol iug place, Coluuibil---t. Eugine House.HG is Ward 8-Polling place Mari n En? gine Huu.se.153 04 Total .1U12 1?41 Thc total number registered beforo thc lalo election in thc different wards were ;:- follows, j according to the official returns: Whites. Colored Ward 1-City Hall.484 ititi Ward 2-Courthouse.470 US.I Ward 3-Market Hall.5G4 4:E! Ward 3-Palmetto Eugine House.2G2 2tU Ward 4-Hope Engine House.?'J5 7t>8 Ward 4-stonewall Engine Hoitsu.421 G.8 Words 5 and 7-Eagle Engino Houso. .850 1047 Wards 6 and 8-Washington Eugiue Houso.:.1122 1551 Total.48G8 58bl DOINGS IX TIES RADICAL CAMP. THE NEW RADICAL WEEKLY AND ITS INCENDIA? RY TUBE A TS-IMP0R TANT MEETING O? THE CITY RADICALS-A HAPPY FAMILY- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT IN EEO ARD TO MARSHAL EP? PING-HE WANTS TO "FIGHT IT OUT ON THIS LINE" UNTIL HE GETS IS CONGRESS. Few of our readers, probably, arc aware of thc existence of the new Radical weekly sheet published in Charleston, called "The Soutb Carolina Republican." It is somewhat more pretentious than the negro papers or the same ilk Which have preceded it, but differs but little bom them in thc general style and spirit with which it is conducted. In its third baue, which appeared un Saturday, it says: Wo receive the address of thc Democratic Stat : Committee, in regard tu recent murders, just as wo go to press. Otherwise we should print it in our columns. Wu cordially com? mend both its spirit and its language. Wo heartily icspond to ihe invitation to unite with Dem?crata to re; ress > iolttice. We pledge Re? public na to do their utmost to promote poaca and Rood will. As a sample of the style in which this "pledge" is to bc kept, we notice in tin same issuo of tuc Republican the following editorial paiagraph. Observe ' tts spirk aud lan? guage :" The Torch.-Tho stables occupied by Mr. Joseph Crews, at Laurens, have hecn burned. It is behoved that the incendiaries arc known. Thc gi II house ol Mr. Albert Dial, on thc same promises, have also boen burned, with eleven bales of cottun and other property. The offico ul' the Camden Journal was destroyed by lito on Monday night. Tho dwelling house and barns of General Sam. McGowan, at Abbe? ville, were sut on lire on Tuesday, abd, wo un? derstand, totally consumed. The wife and children ul ihe General were taken by strong arms from the rfm.-o, au that they might not be harmed. Iheqjtatr teas carefully planned and sktljuUy execuU d. Un '1 liursday night a carriage factory was fired and burned at Ab? beville. Probably all these fires are thc xoork of tuc:?diaries, who ure goaded to retaliation. Again, alluding to thc reception of the news of thc mur Jen of Nance and Randolph, it in? dulges in such pleasant threats as these: The iir.st thought was retaliation. Thc rifles, muskets and (.thor weapons '.vere tchou down and cleaned and loaded. They arc loaded still. Many said: "Abbeville snail be a heap et ashes drenched with blood." Calmer men said : "Take no vengeance fur muiders already com? mitted, but fte ready h neeforward io strike ter? ribly in setf-deftnee.^ Holy upon the law and thc officers to punish the villains who have butchered Randolph and Nance, but let it bo understood that th-te are the last murders lehich toe ti;<t patiently enQtuv." There is now little danger ot outbreak. Hut under thc spur ufa single fresh murder, some might leap for? ward io jv. ry tit ngcance. THE HAPPY FAMILY. From thc samo paper wc get thc fellowing record ortho doing >f thc city Radicals, which may iutcrcst some uf our readers : Thc adjourned City Nominatina Convenliou of Charleston reassembled on Thursday eve? ning. Tho nomination of Hon. Gilbert Pills? bury was reaffirmed by an uuanimous vole amid hearty and prolonged cheers. A cjm mitteo was appointed to wait un Hon. Mr. Piilsbmy. Meanwhile eloquent and forcible addresses were delivered by X. J. Mackey and J. G. Mackey; John il. Morris, editor uf the Republican, being present, was also called out anti briefly addressed tho audience. Hon. Mr. Pillsbury was gn clod on his arrival with iron nine good will ai.d enthusiasm. He reacc pted tho nomination in words uf eloquent and un? affected gratification. He spoke resolutely of hie duty and hopefully of the futuie peace and prosperity of tho city. Ile renewed"his pledge of und) ing devotion to Republican principles and the Republican party. His remarks were received with luu l applause. After the nomination ol Mr. Pillsbury, Hon. Joseph B. Junks aioso aud said : "Aber mature consideration, I have decided to witli ekaw from the contest for Congressional hon? ors in this district. I do this under no pledges lu or fiom any man. I To it simply because I believe that til i harmony and wel? fare ol' tho Republican parry ?ill thus be pro? moted. For thc suecos of ibo Republican party anti iis principles, lani always ready to make any personal sacrifico. From tho begin nmg of this contest I have acted for what 1 deemed bo good of tho party, as truly as I now act and Miall alw.i\s act. I sincerely ?bank my friends for tho cordial and him support they have tendered to me."' When Mr. Junks sat down his frionds ran to bim, grasped his h.nuls, liked him on their shoulders, thanked him and uproariously cheered him. After order was rcs toi ed, Mr. E. W. M. Mackey commended lion. Mr. Jen ks for the honor und magnanimity he had dis? played, and assured him that however numer? ous Ins friends before he had increased the number by his puriotic withdrawal. Ile him? self was personally grateful to lum, and ho be? lieved that every good Republican in the city would be. Ile believed that now the Repub? lican party could move on in harmony to com? plote victory in ihe Presidential, the Congress? ional and thc city elections. He concluded w?ih moving a vote ot thanki to Mr. Jonks, which was passed with a unanimous and tre? mendous aye. MARSHAL EPPING STILL IN THE FIELD. The Republican thinks that the press of busi? ness bi thc United Staks Court indiates "de? cided confidence in the United States Govern? ment, the United States Court, and thc United States Marshal, Attorney and Judgi. The faet is that the business men and the community at largo believe in tho dilled Slates.'' Else? where it makes this important aniiouiic9mjut : Wo arc reliably informed that Hon. J. P. Al. Epping Un ted States Marshal for the District ol' South Carolina, is a candidate for election ?s Congressman al large. .Messrs. Epping and Jones were chosen ?it -hu last eh eliott and meir credentials not acted en. Mr. lipping (leonis it right and proper tba; tue same course bo pur? sued until dolinite acti m betaken by Co:,gross. v QUESTIONS ron MANAGERS.-Major D. T. Cor? bin, Chairman uf the 15 urd ot Couunissioiiers of Elections for this county, has furnished tho following circular t > the managers at the differ? ent precincts. As elsewhere stated, no other oath is required than simply to swear to thc truth uf the answer, and oui.? then it tho managers choose tu require il : To the Miinuyers of Election in Charitston County, South < a roi ina: Thu following question* should bo as'<ed of voters, applicants r??r registration : 1. Arc \uu a citizen uf thc Uuited Slates, and twenty-one years ??ld? 2. Have yon resided in too Stale siucothe adoption uf thc const 11 ntion ? 3. Have von lesided in Hie county sixtv days? .i. Do you rrsidc in Ibis precinct ? If the applicant lor rem dation a 'swots these tour questions in t tc affirmative, and tho manag is bellew hun, bu should bo allowed tu ive i ?toi. Ry order ol'tho Rna.il ol Commissioners of Elections for Charl sion Ounty. D. I . O RUIN, CJiauman. How PILLSBURY 'JKTS VOTES.-Il is reported that, a day or luo ago, Ibo aiubu nus Gilbert, iu thc course of a morning'* walk, extending his peregrinaiio is lo iVasitiugton-strcct, e - countered a body of workmen. Accosting the men, be inquired : "Wba waves do yon got?" They replie 1 "Seveiil -'ive cents :i day.*? '"Gracious Heaven.-!"exe.aimed the would-be Mayor, ''Do?a Mr. Oura a mau from the North, compel von u w >rx f r such a pittauce as tl at. when he kuows tii.it no lauerer at thc North Will work for lc ?nan two dollars per dr.? You ought, by ab me n , lo h ive at lea t two dellars pe.- day a;id- V-ut sh'tll nave IWu il ilia rs per dav W tun 1 ?nil M >r.'' U c?ur.,o i-. is hkoly thal tho nu n ad iCSSCtl will vole I' i* HO liberal a candi.uti-, hui wiil tho larj <; majority at tho pei.pt who II ?VJ <? boar tuc cost of hi-? lib raii y. . -to tor Ulta also? Scarcely especially w i ii 'i.e.: know that most ot these lab uer.-, arv ubic-bodied paupers, abo had the choice ?f :'?>? >- i' ho poorhouse ur working tor the eily -ii ? '.only-live cents pc. per day. ST. MICHAEL'S CHUB H.-Th i R v. Richard Trapier, wno has sue o-.o he late Rev. P. T. Keith, as rector ol old S.. aiichiQi's has as? sumed thc pastoral charge ..f th it church, and officiated for the first t.mc at diviuo service yesterday. ANNUAL STATEMENT Transactions of thc City Treasury for the Fiscal Tear ending 31st August, 18G8. ACCOUNT.-. Artesian Well. Alms House.i Aiken Foundliug Hospital. Assessor's Cilice. TJo.rd Health., Colic c of Charleston. ( itv Court. City Hall. City Civil Engineer. City Treasury. Contingent Account. Fines. Firemasters..". iEtna Firo Engine Company. Charleston Fire Company of .> sonic:). Phoenix Fire Engine C < ' pauy. Washington I ire Engiue Company. Young Ameriea Fire Engine Company. Stoncwdl Fire Eniriui' Company. Oas Eight Company. Ouard. Guard-Contingent Poliet. Harbormaster. High Sebo rt. Interest 5 ? cr cent. In erc't (? [irr ccut. Interest on Bond?. In ercst \ccnnnt. Interest ou Fire Loan. I?suc Certificates of I?d?bteanos9. Issue City BiPa Bcdeemed. Issue 5 per cent. Stock. Issue G per cent. Stock of 18 C. ls nie G percent. Stock ol 18C7. Issue G per cent Stocv of 1SC8. Issue G per cent. Stock Ttodeeimd. Liuenscs-Carls, kc. Dogs. Junk. .Vc. Public Exhibitions. i;? taii and Tavern. . Vendue. Lunatic Asylum. Market. Mayor's Office. Kote? Bcccivr.ble. Notes Paya'ile. Orphan liou.ie. Orphan House Fuuds. Putdic Ceaetory. Public Cisterns. Public Printing. Port Wardens. Bents. Streets. SI reels- Paving. Stict=-Shell Hoad. st. Michael's Clock. Clerk of Council. Memphis and Charleston Bailroad Steck... Tidal Draius. Taxes for 18G0. Taxes f r 18(52. Taxes lor 18(13. Taxes for 18(14. Taxes lor 18G5. Taxes tor 1966.*. Taxes for 1867 . Tuxes for I ?ta. White Point Garden. Workhouse. 1,020 OG 2,303 28 . "*;9s'2.i 542 17 481 25 393 75 412 50 . 1G2 50 " '350 24. '4,710 OG, 5,40G 00 . '2b! fae'fur' 545 25 4,252 30 : " " 2,???"?? ' 1.040 00 : 42.0G4 00 118.510 00 ( *?3,2G?'?? 198 00; 1,328 33 315 00 37,875 00 280 00 . 7 484 93 j ?08?645' 77 I "G?G33'?5 3.529 03 58,332 28 ? 485 ?? 512 73 i 1,010 07 ; 222 95! S53 80 ! 17,414 25 1 179,412 19 , 361,268 G9 Miscellaneous Accounts for LS67. Miscellaneous Accounts tor 18i!8. Ca>h for 18P7. Cash for 1869. 1,003,081 37 35,015 27 i 37.937 71 S 591 13 ? SS.089 29 j 6 00 ' 3.8S3 91 . 20,905 64 ! ?02 70 3.726 8.1 , 1,154 20 i 29.587 IC : 5.408 50 , 1,475 27 ' 40, ?87 ' 17 28,446 33 I 119,595 48 408 74 2.023 30 8,698 9fi , 75f 00 356,989 42 2.193 00 9,853 79 ' 850 01 i 7.187 08 i 4.479 20 27,841 GC 249 i 45 00 8.080 41 j " 1.783'?9 11.108 40 1 1-7.147 94 ! 48,600 18 ; ""449 GG TO (0 2,378 83 250 00 ' 54,333 90 41.803- 37 15.743 25 : 955 52 . 1,462 87 8,860 34 1,900 35 ? 2,024 46 < 953,551 C3 13,133 17 ; ! e:,7i3 54 Amount of Receipts, Miscellaneous Ac? counts and Cash tor 1907. Amount nf Expenditure.*, Miscellaneous Ac? counts and Cash for lt 69. 1,070,081 35 , 1,048,397 34 2,305 28 "?99 25 542 17 481 25 393 75 . 412 50 1 162 50 2,085 46 13,877 Ol ; 2,000 00 ; 1,940 00 43,004 00 i 118,510 00 . ?*3,0??'50 153 O? 1,928 13 315 0) 37,873 00 280 00 ; "7,484'93 3,639 15 3,5.19 03 58,331 28 ?85*?? 542 73 1,019 07 222 95 813 80 17,414 25 173.412 19 3G1.2G3 G8 870,672 06 83,013 27 37,987 71 943,675 04 1,049.397 34 S 591 13 39,188 28 5 00 3,893 9! 20,905 64 462 70 3,726 83 1,154 20 28,657 20 5,408 50 1,475 27 "l? 687 17 29.44't 35 119,245 24 408 74 3,292 96 750 OU 256,989 42 2.19U 00 " "?O?"76 2,934 78 4,479 20 27,841 66 8,090 41 ' T.783 69 11.1U8 40 28,502 17 48,606 18 ""449 ?6 70 00 2,379 85 250 00 54.333 96 41.803 37 15 743 25 936 52 1,462 87 "'a'.?c?'?i 1.900 35 2.024 46 821,142 32 ? 3,132 17 81,713 54 915,988 03 1.070,081 35 $1,992,072 38 ; $1,992,072 38 H ll. OLNEY, Chairman Conimitt .0 on Accounts. GEO. W.CLAUK, Mayor. October 15. 1808. S. THOMAS, City Troa jurer. Ledger Balances, 1st September, 1868. Blue Ridge Railroad. Northeastern Railroad.' Wilmington and Manchester Railroad f'hera** and Darlington Railroad_: Memphis ami marleston Railroad... Charleston and Savannah Railroad...' Bonds lb c. ivablo.' Bentham, F. O.: 3arrctt Estate.: Corporation Account. Commissioners Geni Sinking Fund.. Collins. P. . Cauter, Miss. Citadel square. Charleston Library Society. Charleston Firo Company ot Axemen Edwards. J. F.' Office s Fourth brigade. ?unn, Philip.' Gadsde :. T. N. Jcmy Estate. Johnson, Ent.ro H. Interest on lire Loan. Jones, thomas S. Knox, Mrs. Issue City Bills, Expet.se Acouut... Issuo t itv Lil's. Et deemed.,.j Muclionfuss, H.j Marshall, Miss.! Miscally, Urs Jane. Notes Receivable.! Phco .ix lire Engine Company. Boan, Mrs. Northeastern Railroad Bonds.< Miirra's Dispensary. Seymour, R. W. Sprait, L. W.I Stt'cdman. James.: Turnbull. Elliott B.j Washington Firu Englue Company...! Wilson, Mrs. S. F. s.'.I Worner, C.. Young Amorlca Fire Engine Comp.inj j Cash.i $1,049,000 00 > Brcck Estate.: 343 391 50. : Issu? Old City Bills. 525 I 0 ; j Issue New City Bills.I 100,000 00 1 Issue Ccrtiuootcsof 1> debtedness... .1 148,75 ) 00 Issue City Six Per Cent. Stock of 1845 265,400 00; ! IssueCity SixPer Cent Steck of Juno,1 29,320 ( 0! 1948.j 1,075 ro ! i Issue C ty six Per Cent. Stock ot Oe-: 125 751 toner, 1848. 2 2?J.095 41 ! ! Issuo City Six Per Cent. Steck of De-: 893,133 48; comber, 1848. 509 00 Issue City Six Per Cent Stock of 30 75! March, 1850.. 17.50U 00 ; i Issuo City Mx Per Cent Sto.k of AU 1.500 00'! gust. 1850.; 2o6 25 j ' IsBtie City Six Per Cent. Stock of 1831 121 80: ! Iisue C ty Six Per Cent. Stock or 1852 7 510 001 ! issue City Six Per Cent, .stock of 1833 200 0(111 Issuo City Mx Por ( eut. stock ol 1854 H'5 221 Issue City Six Per Cent. Stock of 1855 458 701 Lssue City Six Per Cent. Hock ol 1956 150 OG Issue City Six Per Cent. Stock of] 857 3 92 ! tissue City Six Per Cent. Stock of 1860 278 00 j Is sue City six Per Cent. Stock of? 105 Dir I Julv, 1807. I 52,336 90:1 Is u? City Six Per Cent. Stock of Oc-j 76,683 49! ? tober, 1867. 800 00 ! Issue City Six Per Cent, stock of 19U8 600 00 Issue Five Por Cent. College. GO 00 Issue Five Per Cent. High School_ 11,108 40 Issue Six Percent. Bonds, October, 300 25 j 1833.* 100 0.): Irsuc Six Per Cent. Bonds, January, 26,000 00! 1854. 900 00 I Miscellaneous Accounts. 700 00 ! Notes Payable. 234 40 i 106 73!! 251 00 ! I 441 75?j 361 st i 745 00' ? 807 75! 81,713 64 i $5,374,831 83 S 576 75 187,010 17 4M.500 00 . 2,793 53 545 34 16,193 62 101,910 20 17,556 15 6,022 33 183.406 06 63,5i9 63 28.256 15 IELIOC 67 37.241 04 133,193 92 183 672 00 3,49S,25J 00 433,880 00 33,112 00 23,324 00 118310 (0 10 000 OD 10,000 00 40,000 00 12.G00 00 35,015 27 30.700 00 $5,374,831-83 S. THOMAS, Cit; Treasurer. H. B. OLNEY, Chairman Committee on Accounts. GEO W. CLARK, Mayor. CV- <nher 15. 18i38. T. nz FOLLOWING resillen ls of Ward No. G aro requested lo call at my office for naturalization j pap. re: J. Besar, S. Broira, C. Pass, H. (loot- ! gou, H. Meyer, A. H. Shumnkcr, James Stcni nicrtnann, b'. Ztckariaa, Chrijtian Walter, Wil? liam Sei,;imir, Marun >!iultz .. H. Rasibrook, D. O'lirian, J. C. Olnick, A. Nordhunsiu, H. W. Kreil.1, Adam Ho!nb, I. P. Forreston, II. Cul i net. Herman B uir, A. DJSS, D. Ilass, Max Lev}-, William Colcbiooko, i'imotby Naman, JobnO'Brian, D.H. B.ruell, Eintest Hiscn bnttlc, li. Darlington, Fred. Graber, G. Gi li? ber. James Kenny, William Morrissey, II. Ma gonboiT, William O'Biian, A. Keegan, Claus Weis. A. A. Waterman, C. F. Lain, W. V. Pad den. John O'Day, Louis Weil eel, Carl Weitsel. Also those residents of Ward No. 7 who havo ? nol yet received their citizen papers. W..I. TENNER f, No. '2U Law Ringo, B.oad-stroet. i ? i rs i iv hiss N OTK; KS. CHRISTMAS is not so very far oft, and thc little ones, BIM! some of thc big ones too, who h ive a ?wee! tu .lb, will he elad to ?mow where the mest do- i Ucioas cami en, the ire-lie t cskes, anil the nicest ; pies are always to bc hau iii thc groat*.1*! quantity for lbs least moucy. Flcmng's Slcam Candy Foo* tory ih thc place. Jnst give ii a trial-ei her al the 'aciory lu King-street, ubovs Liberty, or at thc brauch, comer of Klug ami Ann streets. To RENT.-An eligible house, corner Went? worth a d St Philip slroets; alsj. No. ll St. Phihp ..;:.> el. .-ce adver;ist"iient. B. Scnuc-At the cigar stand in the lobby ot th.' Chirlcston Hotel, TUE DAILY NEWS is kept for sala CnoiCE GnECN ANM ?T.ACK TiAS, OHO dollar j per pound, at V?tUon*< -rro.-e.ry. su.rJiea-tt comer sooley .uni Ai. .:i ftrcels. Good* delivered ircc N o TICE .? T. C A M V ll E L L lia? jus, received a mil supply or Ora <:?, Frailera, feilte?, ?lj'.vtrs. fcc, at No. 1!G :,;or.ii;g.ai:. ot, which he will furui.-h lo housekeepers j sf i o ?erot'-Ta'? . Al-o, Uuallnj;, Parlor ami Cooking ? j M -Vas <J.I.' flives repaired.' fmw3 October 23 ll. li. ir vu.. v. a..I ;Itcap V.ixtik Dooks; Ii yo i wa' c'.ieiX' HUtioncry, Envelopes, Paper, V -, ; o;* a. i,l ttjiauic; !l you %ut Pi'butiis e>oeutod neatly; li y?ni .rf., i b.H>j. ho KUI] iu any style, or Account Dookd made io order, with any desired pattorn ol nl.'n;, ga to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 59 Broad s.ri et. Tribute of Itcspcct. At an extra matting of Niagara Fire Engine Company, No. 8, belt! at their Hall, Sires-street, on Th irsday evening, October 22, tho following Prc amb'c and Resolutions were ad >pted : Whereat, It has pleased Almighty Gad, itt his all" wis? providence, to call from anting us our late brother Fireman. JULIO t CHUM; that while we bow fubmb-sivdy to the diane decree which has summum d him above, truly life is but a walking shadow, in the midst pf which vie are even in death. Niagara's, your long cherished brother member is gone. That member, that friend, is now silent in death. Ho was a yo'in,' man, pitted wi*h many amiable q lalilies, honest in his dealings t-inci.ro in his friendship, and affible iu his mann TS. His mortal career has been arrested. The curtaiu ol" life has been drawn aside, and be is no more, lie paid the last debt tn nature on Sunday evening, Septem? ber 27, ISOS. and nts .-out was wat:ed to that power from wbenco it received its derivation. May the all* tiona of this Company prove a Lsting monu? ment to his mein My. He's gone; our corara le's soul is gone Triumphant to his home above. Such ts our telling at the demise of our late Brother Fireman. Dc was ever ready and willing to discharge the duties tint were involved upon him for the benefit of this Company. Therefore, bc it Rejoiced, That in the death of our late I'rmh.r Fireman. JuLifs Ci'.Olt, this Company bas lott a worthy, and cue ofu* m >st n ?nil members. Revdr'd. That wc tender to his family ..ur sincere sympathy >n heir affliction, anti offer to them our ci? (loi-ncc iu their sad bereavement. Uc-iolee-l, that we .lo wear the usual badge of liiour iugon our ne u parade. Rctolvcd. That a copy nf thesa Trcamble and Ro=o Inti ms I-e sent to thu family ol thc cl-cease 1, and that a paso in our Minute Boo:< b ? suitably lu^crio e I tn his memory, and that they be published itt the CIIAIILESXOX DAILY NEWS. Extract tVoni the minutes, JOIEs M. HOLLOWAV, * Secretary N. F. E. i 'o., No. 8. KO. Il . HU?FUC Iv, r A C T 0 R AND C OM MISSION TI ER CH A N T , AccoimoEATiON WHARF, Charleston, S. C. P. ?\D.-D?:;.- II.'.stLx. timos September 21 JCTUltTH, STEELE ? WAUBEI.L, WHOLESALE PEALERS IX FANCY O O O 1) -a , STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, t CILERY, HOSIERY, F?HNJBHING GOODS, Will t l- C.OOL-S, EMBUOIDERV, ic, tc, i\o. 1G7 Wcctlng-strcct, CHARLESTON, S, C. J. B. STEELE. C. C. NORTH, A. W. WARDELL, Jn. New York. September IS 3mos ^nriinn Soles. Cloths, Cashmeres, Woollens, ?>u?i/>cta, Blan? kets, fe., ic. CAMPBELL. KNOX & CO. Will sell THIS DAY, at their afore. Ko. C5 Hasol strcct, BEAVER CLOTns, Cs^imeres, Woollens. Vest? ings, Satinets, J- ans, Plakl Dress Goods. Alpacas, Flannels, Giughanis, Ob eck?, Linens, lowell), Un? dershirts and Drawers.Woollen and Cotton no?e and Halt'Hose, Hdkfs., Hcop Skirts, White and Gray Cor? sets, Thread, Suspenders, &c. ALSO, Balance of a BE TAIL OBY GOODS STORE. October 2G Molosses ! Molasses ! F. P. RAIA*, Auctioneer. On WEDNESDAY next, 28th instant, at ll o'clock A. M., will be sold in Kerr's whan stores, 25 hl.ds. MUSCOVADO MOLASSES 130 bhds. Sweet Cuba Molas-es 200 bbls. Sweet Cuba Molasses. Conditions at eale._October 2G SALE AT AUCTION. WM. McKAY, Auctioneer. To be sold at Public Auction, at No. 1 George-strcet, on THURSDAY, Oc'ober 29tb, 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M., The ci Ure stock of VALUABLE FURNIJUBE or a Jamill declining housekeeping. CONSISTING TS PA BT AS FOLLOWS: PARLOR FUUNII URE and Brussels Carpet Bedroom Furniture a:id English Carpet Dining-room Furniture, complete Crockery. Cutlery, Silver and Glassware Bedding, Shades, Lace Curtains, Cornices. Arc. Cooking stove and Dining-room stove, with pipes and fixtures comp'c.e. Terms cash, and removal to take place immediately alter salo, as tho lease expires. 7 October 22 ASSIGNEE'S SALI:. Beal and Personal Bs tale and Motel Furni? ture. On TUESDAY, first December next, at 12 o'clock, before tho Old Postofflco, Broad-street, Charitston, S. C., will bo sold by thc Assignee of Joseph Pur coll, Bankrupt, al public auction, THE FOLLU WISO VALUABLE REAL ESTATE: All that ono undivided half ('j; interest ba the MILLS HOUSE HOTEL, on smthwost corner of Meeting and Queen streets, containing, on Meeting strect, 8 ) feet, and also on tbe lands of estates of Mixer and Enston 31 feet 8 inches, and also on tho lands of the estates of Mixer and Enston 18 feet 2 iuches making in all on thc cast line 129 leet 10 inches, - more or los j; north on Queen-stiret 273 leet 1 inches, moro or less; south on tand-> of Hibernian Society 8J feet, also ou laud of estate ot Daniel Mixer and Wm. Enstoj 117 feet 8 Inches, and 22 feet 4 inches, also on lands Soc ety of Friends ll feet, in all on south lino 270 foot, mor- or le?s; west on land of Society of Friends ll feet 8 Inches, ?IBO on laud now, or late of. James S. Watson 97 feat, in all o a west linos of 111 foot 8 biches, more or l?ss, which said promises are delineated and appo ir, by a plat of the same made by Paul Derc, Civil Engineer, and dated April IS, 1803. ALSO, One-fourth (l-ith) undividod interest in the WOODEN HOUSE AND LUT on MecUng-strcet, next south of Mills House, containing on Meeting-street 31 'cot 8 Inches, and in depth 117 toot 8 inches, more or les, having such diuvasious as will appear upon above plat. ALSO, Ooe undivided half interest in tho BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on Meeting-street, next south ot the above, coutainiug on Mejting-street 18 feot 2 inches, sad in rf epth 14U feet, moro or loss, having such db mensions as will appear upon above mentioned plat, ALSO, At Mills House Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, eorond December next, at 10 o'clock A. M., and there con? tinuing from day today until the property shall be sold, All the FURNITURE of the Mills House Hotel, CONSISTING or: Tarlor. Chamber, Diuing Boom and KITCHEN F L'UNI i rBE, all iu perfect order and latest styles, complete for tho equ'pmcnt of a firsi-cla^s hotel. Terms-Tt.o real ostatc will he Bold for ouu-third cash, the balance payable bi one and two veiw, in? terest payable annually, secured by bond and mort? gage of thc property, which :s to be insured, and the policy to bc assigned. Purchasers to pay for stamps, papers, kc. The Furniture will be soid jul rash, to be delivered on day of sale. E. W. MAR-HALL, Assignee of tho Estate Jeseph Purcell. O? tober 2C m wi SHEHIFF'S SALK. By virtue of a writ of Fiori Facias to me directed and delivered, will bo sold, on MONODY, the 2d day ot Novotnb.ir next, in front of Backmau's Store, in the town of McClcllanviUc, S. C., A LOT OF CATTLE, levied on aol to be sold aa the property of Thomas B. and L. A. Westbury, at tho suit of Archibald J. McClellan. Terms cash. E W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C. October 19 m3 SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias, to in directed aud delivered, will bo sold, at theuoi.;.p-.st corner of th . Courthouse, between ll o'clck A. M., and 3 o'clock P. M., on MONDAY, the 2d day of No? vember next, All the right, lille and interot pf tho defendant bi a LOT OF LAND, with the buildings and improve? ments 'hereon, situate on Beuiett-strcet, in the town of Mount Ploa?aut. sdi Lot measuring 107 feet fr.nt by 125 in depth, bo tho samo more orlcss. Levied on and to bc sold as tho property of W. T. Pearce at Ihe suit of D. H. Bequest. ALSO. At tho same tims and place, All thc right title and Interest of thc defendant iu all that J.OT OF LAND, wirh tho two-and-a-half st >ry prck Building and other improvements there? on, sitaste ou the wo?t side of L'mehouse-street, and known as No. 7. Lovi :? on and to bo sold as tho proporty of James H. Add son at the suit ot thc Peoples' National Bank. ALSO, .it the same timo and place, Ad that LOT OF LAND, with the Factory and other bull lings thcroon, knovu as thc* Buildings of tho Charleston Bubber Company, cl tua te ai Bikers ville. Also, in thc auovo mentioned Building, at Hi? ker* ville, will be sold, tie- folio? lng ar.icles: 1 ^team Stationary Engine, 2 Boilers, 1 Heater, 39 Moulds, 5 Grinders, 2 R diere, und othor articles. Levied .'ii and to bo sold ss the property of tba Charleston Imbi er Company at thc cuits of John W. Eastcrby and J liornas J. Knau?1'. ALSO, At tho .-ame timo and place. All tho ri ?ht, tide and interest of the defendant in one BAY HOBS?. Levied ou and to be sold as thc property of Mead tc Smith at Ibo suit of Merritt P. Picnett. Terni* cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, October 12 ml Sheriff C. C.fl UNDER DEC KKK IN EQUITY. Mouzon vs. Cunningham Will ho sold, under thc direction of tbonrdorsigoed, at the O d Customhouse, on TUESDAY, Novem? ber 17, next, at ll A. M. ALL THAT LOT (JF LAND, with tho Buildings thereon, situate on thc north Hide ot BeiuXiia street, ia this city, measuring iu front on said t-treet thirty-five (361 feet, miro or loss, and iu depth two hundred (200) iee., more or Uss. Hounding south ou Bcauti.iu-treet, west oa lauds ol Wm. Ci033 and Rebecca Folker, north in lands of Solomon Moses and J. R. Poiusett, and casi: on land of Andrew Cuu ningham. Terms-Ono-'hit J cash: lalanc; in three equal successive annual Instalments, secured by bonds and mortgage ol th - premises, w.th iiitcre-t f.om day of sa'e, payable sjuii-annually. Tb'; huiidhig to be In? sured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay lor papers and stamps. J. W.GRAY. Uctober2G mltul Master in Equity. I NDER DECREE I\ EQUITY. Waring el al. Ex'ors Perry, vs. Tucker. On TUESDAY, 27ih instant, at it o'clock, will be sold at thc OUt Customhouse, All that PLAN I AITON OK Tit ACT OP LAND in St Pauls Parish, Col Ie ton District, cou taming 539 acres, and l aving such shape, lines, meas,iremeuta and boundaries as ave sel forth in a plai ot th? same attached to a trruut ol' the same land Iront Wm. Aiken, Governor of ibo State of So.ith Carolina, to Colonel B ujiiiuiu P rry, whi h grant and plat are on re "ord :u the attlee of the scereury of state at Charleston, li >ok P, Na G, page 225. Terms-One-third cash: balance by houd of the purchaser, payable ki two equal annual Instalments, with intei'^t payable annual,y, secure I by mortgage ol the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. J W. (?RAY, O.-tober 5 m3 lui Master in Equity. UNDER DECREE IS EQUITY. Greyg vs Horlhck, Trustee, et al. On TUESDAY. 17ih November, :>t ll o'clock, will be sold at t!ie Old i.'us omhou-e. All that LO:- OF LAND, with the BUILDING? thereon, situate on Mill-3trepl. .m l mia< iring on the uiuih ou M L-stree 110 feet 1 inches, ou the west on laud now or late ol GibilauJ, form irly of Gr gtf, 09 feel G inches, on the south o:i land of nose, 10 loot C inches, on the ea-t on lani of Ostorholti, 99 f et 4 mellis. Bounded by thc felic-s as they now-tani. Terms-Ou -third cash; bilaace ii: ono and two year.-, wi'b Interest norn day ol sa'.-, payable an? imally. The credit ponton to be ?cenr.-d by bond of the pureba--r m.d mortgage of tho ure ai hie*. Thc buildings to belnauiedaud the lilley assigned to tho Master, Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W. GRAY. October 5 rn!t i2 Mahler in Equity. / \ T T U S O N N T A O , DYER AND SCOURER, No. 1-11 MorkCt-AtPCet, between Kins anti Archdale streets. G. n's' foals Vests and Pants CLEANED, DYED au.ll'B'.s KL. !<K . ULAR SCOUUING LONE. Beware ol I'ai'or-spongtLg. Kept; in uer 2-3 _fmw2m03 /"I J. SCHLBPEOKEldL, Bo. 37 LINF-STBEET, BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP. LUMBER OF EVER ? Il ESC. LP IT ON ANL BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME aud PLASTER? ING LATH0, PAINTS.OILS.GLASSE?, SHINGLES; also. eiRCOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, kc, con stantly ca hand tt the lowest market prices. Sepiouber 12 mthslyr