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THE DAILY NEWS. 49? LABOES! CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY NEWS BEING THE N ?WSPAFEB OFP10IALLT RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LAUGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OE CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN INO IN TUE POSTOFFTOB AT THB END OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDING ?O THE PROVIS? ION S Or TUE NEW POiaTOFFICE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES TU IS DAY. J. A. EKHLOW & Co. will soil, at ll o'clock, ou .Ceutral Whorl, ono hundred and eighty kegs nilla. E. W. M. MACHET ?ill Boll, at tho Courthouse, at 12 o'clock, ahorse and bread cart. CAMPHELL, KNOI & Co. wlP soil, ut 10 o'clock, in their auction house, Hosel-streot, dry goods, furni? ture, &c. WHITEWASHING THE THIES.- This morning, tho labor brigudo organized at tho suggestion of Mayor Clark will commence to whitewash the IreeB in the various publ'o squares and in the streets. Thc old and decayed trees are to be cut down. RAILROAD ACCIDENT-Tho up passenger train over the Greenville and Columbia Railroad run off too track near Newberry, on Friday, de? molishing two cars and ?"lightly injuring soveral pas : rseugers. CHI STOCK LOOKING UP_We learn that sales of nearly forty thousand dollars of f ity Stock wore made on Saturday, by Messrs. J. Drayton Ford and Leitch & Bruns, at prk ce ranging from fifty-eight to sixty, with interest from dato of sale, deliverable be? tween tho 13th of January and the 10th of February next. This is certainly an enoouragtnj; sign. MINCE TART.-Tho Boston papers aro snick? ering over thc following itom: So many Christmas mince pies were presented to a Charleston editor that ho used up balf a column of his paper iu returning thanks. Tho down-East paragraphist don't mean the editor .Of THE NEWS. NEW ASSIGNMENTS IN THE HEALTH DEPART? MENT -Dr. Robort Lebby, Jr., has been placed in charge of thc Third Health Dib trie t, which includes tho Alms House; Dr. T. Grange Simons, Jr., of tho Fourth District, which embraocs all tho farms in tho suburbs ; Dr. J. Somers Buist, of tho Mazyck-streot Hospital, and Br. S. L. Lockwood, of tho Hampstead Hospital. SLEEPING CARS ON THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILBOAD.-V supply of railroad sleeping chairs of tho most approved pattorn, similar to thoso U8;d on tho beet Nort'jorn ronds, have teen or? dered by tho South Carolina Railroad Company, aud will be placo J in all tho night trains. Thc first 3ct, sufficient for one car, will arrive in a few days, und will bo put in uso immodiataly. A PEABODY SCHOOL AT ?MOUNT PLEASANT.-A school has been established at 'Mount Pleasant, thc male department of which id under Mr. W. H. John? son, formerly principal of the academy in Suint r, and thc female department un 1er Mrs. Ferguson. As soon as the school has complied with certain con? ditions it will receive an endowment from tho Pea? body fund. At present it scorns liko'.y that the school will bo able to comply with tho conditions. THEATRE.-Tho regalar winter soason will bo oponed to-night by the Gilbert troupe, with "Kathleen Mavourneen," Mr. and Mrs. Watkins being tho stars. 'J ho olhor actors and actresses are favorably kno;vn to tho Charleston public, hav? ing appearod hore for a short engagement in tho carly part of tho winter. Tho pi icos oT admission will bo tim saino as usual, and reserved seats can be obtained at tho box office of the theatre during tho day without extra eh rge. KEV. DR. HICK?.-A very largo congregation attendod Dr. Baobm in's Church yesterday morn? ing. Rev. W. W. Hie .s. D. D.,read tho services and preached avery eloquent sermon from Phillippians, fourth chapter and oliventh verse: "For I have learned in whatsoever s-tatc I am therewith to bo content," which was liateued to with marked atten? tion by persons of all denominations. At the close of tho termon an impressive prayer was offerod by the venerable pa3lor of tho church, Rev. Dr. Bach man. COLUMBIA ITEMS .-A Columbia lotter says: "It is rumored and g nerally believed, that Mr. Joseph Purcell, late of tte Mills House, Chorlcis'.on, has leased thc extensive new hotel on Main-street, and that ho will open a first-class hotel imme? diately." 1 ho ( h vpcl in the C o'lege lot, to bo used as a hall for the mooting ot the House of Ropre;entativeB, is undergoing a tboroush renovation under the super? vision of B. F. Byas, who has a largo force of me? chanics at work. It will bo ready for occupation to? morrow. ALLIANCE ISRAELITE UNIVERSELLE.-In Nov? ember lost tho first meeting was held in this city, for ttie purpose ol' establishing a branch of this associa? tion, and a temporary organization was effected. The matter has been since constantly agitated, and it is now probable that a permanent organization will soon b? off cted. 'ibo object of the "Alliance" isto improve thc condition ot'lsraelities throughout the world, and it rccemmonds itself strongly to all think? ing men of that race Tho officers of tho temporary organization aro Rev. Joseph H. M. Chumaceiro, President; Nathaniel Levin, Secretary; and A, Falk, Treasurer. THE ENTERTAINMENT at Aiken, for the pur? pose of roistu g funds for the building of a Catholic chapel, ca i o off Now Year's Eve. Although the ram was incoas mt for several hours previous to the entertainment, there was a gcodly number present. Father RytD was introduced by Judc.o Aldrich and made a brief address. Alter tho addi ess there was a hot supper, and a small fair and a ( hriatmas tree, all or which wero liberally patronized. About six hundred do la-s were realized from the entertain? ment. It is the ini ont ion of Bishop P?rsico to com? mence work without delay for tho erection of the chapo!. A PUBLIC NUISANCE.-At the wharves bo tween Calhoun and Laurens streets, bales of hay and blades, boat loads ot corn, bags of cotton, kc, are to bo seen exposed for sale almost daily, uni purchas? ers aro easily found who ask no questions and obliterate all marks. At one of tbeie wharves over four cords of wood were brought by one boat and sold in the same day. The west end of Tradd-street ls equaTy notorious for the ease with which the plundered propeity from the plantations is there sold. Few or no policemen are seen in these .sections, -and the city is defrauded of taxes that, if levie I, might go materially toward reducing tho debt; and noted tbievos aro permitted to despoil their employ? ers w tb out risk of detection or punishment. HOTEL ARRIVALS-January 2 and 3.-Charles? ton Hotel-tn Carter. City; Rev W J Boone, Georgia; D F Hamp, Buffalo, N Y; G D Fellers, St Mathew's; H B Auchincloss, C H Fullon, New York; RB Camp boll, South Carolina ; ET Elliott, B Street, Jr, Cin? cinnati; J F Lanier and servant, C N Jordan, New York; G Stone, Paris, France; B J Haaand, George? town; J K Backett, C H Campbell, G Sears, New York; DWShular, cit j ; o O McKcnsle, Philadel? phia; T A AUlaon, USA; B G Campbell, Florida; O H Pettiagell, H W Webb, South Carolina; Roger Moore, North Carolina; A W Bonham, New York; J .Chid wick, Wadmalaw ; M G Canty, WL Witherspoon, Clarendon; J E Oonyers and son, Georgia; L J Ben? ton, B A Hughes, Brunswick; E 8 AuchincIosa,*New York; J Patrick, Ireland; 5 Leyden, New Jersey; J L Burch, Florida; 3 3 Palmer, Savannah; H Doreh Now York; H Watkins and lady, Sparta, Ga; KW Scott, Savannah. Pavilion Hotel.-J W Wolff, J H Johnson, Ooo w ?fl Jackson,. Penn;' H Wi'son, fd is to; F A So ubi a tes, .City; Goo Castalio, Wm H Williams, Augusta; D ' Boydin, T B Karlbat, Worcester, Mass; J X Scran- f* ton. Wilmington; E O Washburn, Wiltown; O G Stone, Parla; Di Josh Wade, NJ; TA Nettica, N B R R; J L Gcrvalr, Kn mt er; P B Kennedy and lady; Salisbury, N O; A Height and lady, N Y; Miae Kate Templer. Savannah; W D Heath, T Taswell, HY; 1 Malone, Brooklyn; O Crost>r."N Y; N P Dutton, Se? Guilt J W Coko, Augusta; K J Parlar, Saltera, M O; RJMcK?lvey, 3P 8 Con tor 1er, Sit John's; John D ker, 8 0; S 8 Limoren, Toledo, OMo; N PMoor* Fon WRIGHT'S BLUFF.- Tho steamer Marion, Captain J. T. Foster, will ea 1 aB above on Wednesday, | Oth inbt. MEMORIAL SERVICES OF REV. BASIL MANLY, D. D. -Citadel Squar? Church was crowded last night by a largo congregation of all denomination*, to take part in tho exercises commemorative of the Hie and services of a distinguished divine, whoso influence and usefulness were not confined to his o wu sect. An eloquent Hermon was preached on the occ as'.on by Rev. Mr. Wlnkler, who was assisted in t he services by Hov. Mr. Williams, of the First Bap? tist Church. 1. O. B. B.-Tho Dan Lodge, No. 93,1. O. B. B., mot yesterday afternoon, at the Masonic Hall, at three o'clock, and installed the following oflicers: A. A. GOLDSMITH, President. , B. It to IO, vice-President J. K AP H AN, Secretary. I J. H. M. CHUMACEIUO, Financial Secretary. J. FLAUM, Ti oasuror. _ B. 8PRING, Monitor. L. ALEXANDER,, Assistant Monitor. H. CEENOH, J. G. L. K&UL, O. G. MASONIC ELECTION.-At the annual election of officers of Chapter No. 1. R. A. M., the following Companions were chosen for the ensuing year: Companion 8. H. OPPENHEIM, H. P. Companion A. KROEG, K. Companion A. A. OOl.D.tMIlH, S. Companion L ALLX INDER, C. H. Companion E. STRAUSS, P. 8. Companion JOS. H. OPPENHEIM, Secretary. C ompanlon J. H LOEB, Treasurer. O ompanion J. KAPHAN, R. A. C. Companion 8. BELL. C. F. V. Companion J. ORR, C. b V. < ompanion D. LOEB, C. T. V. Companion 8. NOttRi8, 8. I. O. O. F.-MARION LODGE, NO. 2.-Tho an? niversary meeting of this Lo3go was hold on Friday night at Odd Fellows' Hall. Alter the transaction of the regular budines* of the evening, a collation was served, at which Colonel T. Y. Simons, G. M., pre? sided, a?Elated by Wm. Thayer, G. R. Short speech? es were ir ade by the offlcei B elect, and on eloquent oration WOB delivered by the orator of the occasion, Augustus E. Cohen, Esq. The following is thc list of offlcors olocted to sorvo for the ensuing year: Brother A. 8. M IM S N. G. Brother A. G. MAGRA1H, V. G. Brotberlt. C. S J AHR, Recording Secretary. Brother J. G. MARTIN, Per. Kee. and Tie vs. TYPOGRAPHICAL.-At tho forty-ninth anni? versary meeting of tho Charleston Typographical Society, held on the evening of tho 2d January, 1869. the following gentlemen were elected officers to Ecrvo for theaufuing year: *THOS. J. WEB !, President. tC. A. u. CHURCH, vice-President. J. W. RUTLAND, treasurer. JAMES RONAN, Secretary. Slandiny Committee.-Messrs. J. D. Parry, J. Carr and G A. Moore. Committee on Charity.-Messrs. C. A. D. Chui'ch.C. Adams and C. Je'? B. Bronier. Commut?e on Burial Lots.-Messrs. G. W. Nicker son, James Ronan and John Carr. *Vice J. B. O'Biley, declined a re-election. tVieo Thomas J. Webb, clectol President. A HANDSOME PRESENT TO THE SOUTJI CARO? LINA MEDICAL I OLLEGE.-Mr. G. luhn, apothecary and chemist, corner of Ring and John streets, in a lecont trip North for gocds, took especial pains lo pr O vi." e for tho South Carolina Medical College a very rare and valuable collection of chemical srcci nioI.B. The attention Bhown, as weil os tho present itself, were highly appreciated by tho Faculty of the Collego, and, to express their thanks, they passed the following resolutions: Resolved. T hat the thanks of the Faculty of the Mod ical Colleg ) of thc State of South Carolina are due, and ar 'hereby tendered,to Me-era. Powe's ii Weight man, chemists of Philadelphia, Penn., for tho ex? ceedingly und, at tili - time, most valuadle collection I < f over one hundred and Atty ppocimens of the most import .nt chemicals, donated to the college by them tlirough Mr. O. J. Luhn. Reso'ved, That to Mr. G. J. Luhn, apothecary and chemist, ol this city, thc Faculty feel under great obligations ter the interest he has manifested in the wei tm o of our college, hy procuring, by his individ? ual application and exerd?n, tho collections from Mes!*?. Powers & Weightman; and also the grati?ca tion they icol from Mr. l.uha's statemont that he hopes lo obtain irem other sources i'm-tb er speci? mens. UNITED STATES COURT-JANUARY 1.-HON. G EO. S. BUYAN, Li?TiucT JUDGE, PRESIDING-The following petitions for voluntary bankruptcy were read and referred: E. C. Miles, Richland; Jobn Whitaker, Fairfield; Wm. Clyburn, Camden; Josiah F. Lake, Wm. E. Crisp. Referred to W. J. dawson, Registrar. The following for final discharge wore disposed of: Benjamin H. Read, hoaiing 29th January; John P. Smiih, hearirg 29;h January; George H. Chapman, healing 5th February ; tecond and third meetings of creditors ad Fol mary; Henry H. Chapman, bearing 5th February; Edward Argoe, Joseph W. Phillips, Themas Tye, R. M. E'zoy, John C. Fanning, James W. Hill, final hearing 2Cth January; Richard V. Gist, Henry Stone, final dischargo ordered by Judge; C. B. Counts, final hearing 2d I'Vbruaty; Jospph H. Op penhe m, Julius JJ. Opronheim, Samuel H. Oppen? heim, final hearing 26th January; second and third inci ting ol croditors on 23d January, Tho following petitions to set up and establish lien were disposed of: Catharine Oppenheim, in re J. H. oppenheim; John Mace's Sons, in ro JUI?UB ff. Oppenheim; W. W.Dudley, in re tho same; Catha? rine Opponheim, in ro H. Oppenheim; Moses Gold? smith, in re tho samo; Wheeler & Men lek, in re Ju? lius H. Oppenhohn. Referred to Registrar Second Congressional District, to report thereon with any special matter. II. Bischoff & Co., in ro W. H. Glover; H. L. McGowan, in re Robort Leebost. Referred for icportto Registrar. John L. Leas, in re J. T. Boz rard. Petition to amend schedule. Sala thiel Martin. Ordered to be filed. J. A. McRac, assignee Politl?n relative to tax ex? ecution. Referred to Registrar second Congres.sicu ol District, South Carolina, to repost with any gpo cia] matter. Daniel Goggles. Petition for sale of cho903 in ac? tion. Sale oidorcd on January 18, 1869. Ex parto Julina C. Carpenter, Registrar Second Congressional District, South Caroltna. In bank? ruptcy. It is ordered that all business in tho office of the Registrar of the Second Congressional Dis? trict, referred tcR. B. Carpenter, recent Registrar, before the 16th December. 18C8, bo transferred to his successor, Julius 0. Carpenter, and ha is hereby re? quired to execute all orders pertaining to same. lhere will be several cases on the Admiralty side of the court considered to-day, that have been do 1 ayed in consequence of the absence of Ute judge, REPORTER'S CRUMBS.-The Trustees of the Roper Hospital are making efforts to have tho Hamp? stead patients transferred to the Roper Hospital, and to obtain from the city an annuity of 33CO0 to assist in their maintenance. Dr. Eon mon, a colored member of tho Legislature, visited the Mazyok-street Colored Hospital on Saturday, with a view to looking into its general condition, vthich ho found uuexceptionab'o. Charleston needs a stock exchange aimil ir to those in Northern cities, in order to establish uni? formity of p rices. Let some one move in the matter Real estate is slightly down, but it 1? generally pre? sumed that a change for tho better will occur aa coon as the new Tax bill brings about the geneial impiovement in finances it seeks. Gilbert's troupe arrived on the Dictator yesterday, and will perform at the theatre to-night. The dangerous condition of many of the cellar doors ia various paris of the city, and eapeolally in the eastern part of Queen-street, is a puhllo nui? sance. City aiookls looking up again; ovor 140,000 chang? ed hands on Saturday at flfcy-eight and upward. Major J, B, Dennis, a member of tho Legislature and late of the United States army, aaa been bre? veted Brigadier-General in the army T. ?C. Hackett, of the Recorder's Court, New Torfe, is on a visit to the city, and la stopping at tho Charleston Hotel. The Rev E. T. Buist, of Newberry, preached in the Central Presbyterian Ohnroh last eveniag. . The Rev. Joseph H. M. ChumMsiro will shortly deliver a lecture on tho benalta of the independent Order B'aai B'rith, (Sons of the Covenant). Professor George O. Robinson, of thia city, la to take charge of a Baptist choir ia Savannah* Tb? Rev. K. P. Cutler, ol Brooklyn, la preaching very acceptably in the Unitarian Church. A number of gentlemen of thia city entertained Governor Booti at a dinner cm Saturday afternoon, St th* Charles to u Hotel . - The bill relative to the police, which will oom? Hf before Ute next meeting of connell will, if carried into asteo?, make great changea in the pottos Systral THE CITY RECORDER.--At tho noxt session of the Legislature a bill will bo iniroJucod to abolish tho Mayor'.? Court and transfer tho trial of police causes to the jurisdiction of tho O ty Record?". CLUBS AND STABS.-Tho following is tho Guardhou?o dockot for Saturday and j esterday : Edward Barrow, coiorod, stealing cotton on Atlan? tic wharf. John Porn, bix'h United States Infantry, drank. Frank Mitchell ai.d Ur.ilianl. both colored, prison? ers working on tho tidal drain, a tempting to escape. Pat May, city scavenger, leavirg a dead cat for several days in Meeting-street, neat Wentworth. John Oustiuc, co'orod, assault and battery, and drawing a knife on Loris Walker, colored, in King street, near Calhoun. Jamos Walsh, Quoen-slnet^ having his cellar in bad order. ' Catharine Slain, white, applied for lodgings. C. Johnson, colored, nud John Qnary, drunk and disorderly In King-street. A white woman, drunk and disorderly In Meottng streot, near Chalmers. James Erl lay, colorod, wa? committed to jail on saturday for assault and battery on Jamos Cant, white, and drawing a knil'o on him, on ono of tho neighboring island-. TRANSFER or THE OFFICE OF KEGISTRAB. IN EQOTTY.- I he following is tho correspondence which passed between James L. Ganit, Esq., and Mr. Rich 11 oud, in relation to the office ol Registrar in Equity: OFFICE CLERK COOBT C. P. ani G. S. I CnAnL''BTOH, M. C.. De .ember 31, 1868. J Janus L. Gantt, Esq ; Registrar in Equity-DEAS Km-ba accordance witb the act of the Legislatur.', it becomes my duty te receive irom you the papers, records and property, ?io , now m'your possession as the Registrar in Equity. I therefore have tho honor to ask you to designa*? the hour to-un rrow when it will suit you to make thc trar.st< r. I havo the Conor to bo, very respectfully, Your obedlout servant, A. 0. RIC S MOND, Clerk Court Common Plea3 and General s estions. OFFICE OF REQISTBAB IN IQ. ITY. 1 CUABLESTON, Jauuaiy I, 18?9 ) DEAR SIB-I have received your lotter of tho 81st ult., asking that I would desiguale tho hour to-day when it would suit ms to make the transfer of tho pa; era, records and property, &o., now in my pos? session as Registrar in hquitv. In replv, I would pay that I was elected to thc office of Registrar in Equity in Doeember, 1885, for the term of lour years and that my term of office will not expire for one ye ir from thiB time. Tho Stvte ot South Carolina thus made a contract with me for a period of time which has m t elapsed, and according to tho Constitution of tho United States, to which j ou rorer, must bo held to be in violation of that clauso which declares that BO law shu.l bc mace impairing ibo obligation of a (Ontract. norototoro this tun lam eu al principle bas boen held inviolate in South Carolina. Under r resent circumstances it would bo nugatory forme to defend my rights ns a pubhc officer ol tho State; and a controversy with you on tuc subject at this time would bo only a temporary sr. pan sion of tho delivery which you require under thc provisions of a law whicU you consider to bo binding as I pre? sume. I will, there'oro, under a necessity which T cannot now resist, deliver up tho records, paper's, Sic,', >nto your possession, as you require, but with a protest, and I will icicrv.i to myself, when thus ejected from my ofllce, .ho right to such redress, in a lawful manner, os 1 may 1 o advised, not only by claiming from you a l tho perquisites of my oilico which you shall have recoived in my place, but such ether legal remedies cs I may be entitled to. I will therefore bo ready to receive you at this office at two o'clock P. M. In conclusion, I take occasion to acknowledge the courteous and volito mode of your asp.ication, and have the honor to be, Y. ur obedient servant, JAMES L. GANT T. BTJSINB39S NOTICES. F. F. CHAPEAU, Meeting-sheet, next M?1?3 house, advertises McClellan saddles seooud-handol and new; also wagon harness. CARTER'S COMBINED WRITINO AND COPYING INK.-This well-known ard reliable ir? k is for salcby Messrs. Denny & Porry, agent-, Meotlng streot. -o CHOICE GREEN AN? BIACK TEAS, $1 per pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southosst corner Society and Anson s?rcete. Gr ods delivered free. LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SAIGON.-Ous? ters in bvoiy stylo. Mince pie?, irt?h daily. Hot cof? fee and choco'ttto nt all hours. leo cream every day. --o DON'T FOBGET that Dowio & Moire's Drug Store is the place to find "Hood's f-overoign Ba'm" the only sure euro for Coughs. They have the genuino article direct from the manufaciorics. ioeeirbor 30 ' wfm? j ADVERTISE FOR THE SPRING TRADE.-Mcr chantp who understand tho value of advertising--and j in these fast days ibero are few who do not-are mak i ng their arrangements to advertise for the spring trade. In this connection tho columns of every local paper lu this State, Georgia, Florida and Alabama, aro valuable to the merchants of Charleston. For u merchant to select those best suited to his trade, and make separate contracts with oach, is very in? convenient, and often impossible. This end can, howevor, be obtained by advertising with Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, who have established an advertising agency on a very oxtei.slve scale, afford? ing merchants every convenience, lists of papers, rates, kc, making advantageous contracts on sboit notice. GREAT ATTRACTION FOB THE HOLIDAYS AT ^ FIJRCHGOTT & BROS. WHOLESALE ARD RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE, CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS. WE BEG IO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR Customers in genera], ihat we have just re? ceived (in add it'on to our usual stock of DO Ito Ed il TO und FANCY GO^S), a new supply suitable for tho present season. CONSIST? KO or: CLOAKS, DRY GOODS, POPLINS, kc, at reduced prices BREAKFAST SHAWLS, from 70c. np 160 dozen BOOP SKlRi S, SO to 60c 80 dozen GENEVIEVE HOOP SKIRTS, an elegant article, 80c. only A now supply of CORR ?TS, 70c. Ottenheimer's celebrated Fronch CORSET, tl 00 and upward A full and complete assortment of Gorman and Eng - Uah H?SlhRY.irom la J* np Afine assortment of Ladies' and children's Silk. Ber? lin do.li and Lisle GLOVES, elegant desi ms, und suitable for Christmas pres.nits. ALSO, A lot of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBPMH, at 755. Lad h ii' Velvet and Morocco PORIMONAIES, very cheap A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSIMERE8 t TABLE DAMASKS, &o., At the lowest figures. We would also notify our patrons that w>> have ar? ranged a separate department in our 8toro exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &o. 4Sr ENTRANCE ON OALBOON-SIREST. ' FDIIOHGOTT ?? BROS., No. 437 KING-STREET. . December 14 8mo jy?;ss A* MUttTIiANB, No. 808 KING-STREET, FALL AND WINTKR MILLINERY. AMO, DRU! AMO CLOAK MAKISO ATTENDED TO. /mandai. GOLD, SILVE?, BANK NOTES, COUPONS, STOCKS AND BONDS, bought and Bold at currout market ratos by J. Ii. WILSON, January 1 fmvr? No. 6 Broad street. EXCHANGE FOR SALE. CHECKS ON NEW YORK BALTIMORE. DRAFTS 0> ENGL\NU IRELAND PARIS and BERLIN. For cale In sums to suit, by J. H. WILSON. January 1 fmw6 No. 6 Broad-streot. CHECKS ON NEW YORK. LESESNE & WELLS, No. 10 IUliUD-S'l'ItEET. Decombor 24 Imo Cloding anD /urtiisfytng ?cous. JTBW YEAS GOUDS, AT REDUCED PRICES. STAR' SHIRTS AND COLLARS. SCARFS AND TIES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES. WITH AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF SILK AND LINEN HEMMED HANDKERCHIEFS AND UNDE R-CLOTHING. AN ELEGAST VARIETY OF NEW GOODS, AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, AT E . SCOTT'S, Mootin;;-3troot. opposite Market Hall. January 1 Cmo3 _ KU? guMicationa. J^USSELL'S BOOK KTORU. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &o. THE POET AND TUE PAINTER, or Gems of Art and Song, with uinety-nloo Lrgc steel engrav? ings, imperial 8vo. moree o, $20. TENI<YSON'S ENID, Ulnstratcd by Gustavo Dore, fo? lio, in an elegant binding, $10. TENNYSON'S LOCKSLY BALL, illustrated by Henncsy, 4 octavo, $3. GRAY'S ELEGY, with seventeen finely colored draw? ings and a photographic reproduction cf tho orift'nnl manuscript, 4to. SC 25. . WAYSIDE POSIES, original Po<ms of country lifo, edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty-seven illustrations, 4lo. $10. THE BIRD, by Michclet, illustrated by two hundred and ten exquisite engravings by Olacoinelli, $6. CHRIST IN SOM?, or Hy ms ot Immanuel, selected from all ages by Philip schaff, D. D., h TO, cloth gilt extra, $C. COWPER'S 1 ABLE TALK, and other Poems, beauti Jully illustrated by the most cmine.it English Artists, 1 volume. 4to, S3. t TORY wiTUouT AN END, fioni tho German of Ca? ro vc, large ito, with fifteen beautiful pic? tures, in imitation of water colore, $7 50. CHRISTMAS CAROL, by charles Dickens, with thirty illustrations, by Eytluffc, small 4 octavo, 55. SCOTIA'S BARDS, tho choicest productions of tho Scottish Foots, beautifully illustrated. 8vo, *4. MARMION, by Walter t er lt, with fifteen photographic illustration=, ?8. LAYS OF TUE HOLY LAND, from ancient and modern writers, with sixtr-thr*0 -Uliiati attona. Rvo. ?8. CHAMBERS' EOOK or BAYS, a miscellany of popular antiquities-, two larte volumes, r.ryal Svo, $9. Tte above are all in elegant bludiugs. January 1 lyr _^MfMmx^^c^_ ??NSHAVS CANDY FACTORY, Nb. 279 KING-STREET. C\NDY PUT UP IN ASSORTED BOXES OF 25, CO uno" 100 pounds, suitablo for Country Trade. Merchants can rely upon our Candies bein? per? fectly freo from all such poisonous substance* as' TERRA ALBA AND MARBLE DUST. Also, constantly on hand, a full supply ot FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY CANDIES. No ex'ra charge for boxing, wfmlmo Dccomber 2 IB ORJ^JIST C JE3L OF CLAUSSEK'S STEM BAKERY, No. 290 KING-STREET, (MR. VON 8ANTENS OLD STAND.) THE iiUBSORIBER WOULD HEREBY INFORM his numero IS customers that ho has just open? ed a BIlANCU OF HIS STEAM BAKERY at tho above place, where can bo had FRESH BREAD, of all descriptions, morning ai d noon. Also, ali sons of fine and coarse CAKES. BISCUITS, CRACKERS. TARTS, PIES. PASTRY and CONFECTIONEitlES. Tastefully dressed Cakes for weddings and other par '.ios punctually filled to the satisfaction of al? All orders for Crackers, kc ?co.. for the Office m Market-street, left at this place, will be punctually attended to. J. C. H. CLtU?SEN, No. 10 Market and No. 290 King streets. December 22 /min) (0O0?5. SILVERWARE ! JUST RECEIVED. A ' FINE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY P1EOEH OF SILVER, suitable for Christmas and Bridal Presents, at JAMES A LL AW J, I No. 817 KING-STREET. Dcoembor 5_ smwlmo READ THI8! THE LARGEST AND BEST . SELECTED STOCK OF PERFUMERIES AND TOILET ARTICLES EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, COMPRIS INO ARTICLES MADS BY LUBIN, RI?1ENEL, COUDRAY,* CLEAVER, SOCIETE II VG IE NIQUE, FARINA, EDE, AND OTHERS. Together with a roll assortment of Tooth, Hair and Nati Brushes, O O M B H , ALL OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE, IM? PORTED DIRECT, AND FOB SALE AT' PRICES TO SUIT THE , TIMES. The ladles ar? redyeolfully invited to call and ex amine before purchasing elsewhere. ?). V. PANKRHr, OBUMIST AND AFOTHK?ARY, /ertilytto. WANDO FERTILIZES THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY offers to tho Planters and Farmers of tho South their Fertilizer, known aa tho "WANDO FER? TILIZER," which the experience of tba past season has proved to be ono of tho most valuable iu our market. It has for its baso tho matorials from the Phosphate beds ot tho Company on Asblo> River, and is prepared at their works at tho EAST END OF BASEL-STREET iu this city. In order to guarantee its uniformity and maintain its high standard, tho Company has made arrangements with the distin? guished Chemist, Dr. C. U. SHEPARD, Jr., who cartfully analyzes all thc ammoniacal nn.l other ma? terial purchased by tho Company, an) tho prepared Fertilizer, before bein;* offered for salo. Tho Com? pany is resolved to mako an article which will provo to be a "Completo inauure," and give ontlro satis? faction. For tcrm3, circulars, and othet information, apply to WM. C. DUE If S & CO., Agents, No. 1 South Atlantic Wharf. January 4 mwf 3mos Jtlt3rcUttnc0wi. ADVERTISE FOR THE S PRING TRADE WITH THE ADVERTISING AGENCY OF WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL, No. 3 BROAU-STREKT, FREE READING ROOM, (SECOND STORY.) CONTRACTS MADE ON THE BEST TERMS WITH Three Hundred Southern Papers. January 4_._ mwtbsl? DON'T OVERLOOK THIS! IF YOU WANT GAS FITTING DONE, Go to P. L. GUI1.LEMIN, Ivo. 140 Church-street. If yeu want STEAM FILLING done. Go te P. L. GUTLLEMTN, No. 14 J Church-street. It you want PLUMBING dene, . Go to P. L. GUI I LEM IN, No. 140 Church-street If you want TIN ROOFING and GU i TER IN G done, Go to P. L. G Ul LI .EMIN, No. 140 Church-slrcet If you want GAs FIX i Uri ES, Ge to P. L. GUILLEMIN, No. 140 Church-streot. Where you can Ret GAS CHAN DELIERS, PEN? DANTS. Brackets, Hall Lights, Poitablo Stand?, Drop Lights, AR ?AND BURNERS, Porcelain, Mi-^a, Paper and Tin Shade?, Glass Glob .8 and Shades, Copper ?aid Iron Pumps, Bath Tubs, Parlor and Bed-room Grates, Kerosene Lamps, Ac, ?c., at reasonable prices. Repairing promptly attended to. Old Gas FiYtures Rebronzed. December 10 thsm2mo THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING THE IMPROVED MCCARTHY COTTON GIN. STEAM ENGINES AND BO?LER9, of various sizes on hand IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, SUGAR MILL3, SUGAR BOILERS AND PANS, of all sizes HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from C to 10 feet in diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand power, Saw and Rice Mills MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description? made to order N Particular attention poid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD? INGS, GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERTS, SASH WEIGHTS, rfc, Ac, WILLIAM 8. HENEREY, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER No. 314 MEETING-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. August 3 mws A D V A fi C 15 S CN COTTON)^ . TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS wisnxsa TO no LD COTTON IN ENGLAND, Where STORAGE. INSURANCE, and other expenses for liol.?In? are LESS than m the United States, wo Will advance TES CUNTS PER POUND ON MIDDLINGS, Shipped to our friends in Liverpool, chargin pr the Eng? lish commercial rate of interest, wntcb at present is FIVE PER. CENT. And hold as long os desired. CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO., 'Accommodation Wharf. November 18_2 mos Q II K A P FAMILY BLANKETS, JUST OPENED AT STOLL. WEBB ?Si CO., Nos. 287 AND 289.KING-STREET. November G_ TM PO RTE RS OP TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, &o., And Dealers in CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. WM. S. CORWIN A- CO. jtarGoodw delivered to all parts of ibo C.ty. October 24_ ' WAI. KN ARE & * CO?, MANUFACTURERS OF P/.AJTO F 0 R T^X 8 i . BAWlMORK, SUB. ?Xnarn Sales. Assorted //ry Goods per Recent Arrivals, Brandy and Furniture of a Family. CAMPBELL, KN lix & CO., Ca<*li Auction House, Ko. 55 Hascl-s rect, Opposite Post?nico. Will i-ell THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, WHITE AND (J H AY BLANKETS, PIECK GOODS, Fancy Goi.ds, Hosiery, Suspenders, Dress Goods, Shirts, -Neck.'lies, Carpeting, kc, kc. AUK), ll cases BRANDY, au.) FURNITURE OF A FAMI? LY, MZ: Cooking Move, Headstands, Wardrobe, Crockery, Rooks, throo Carpots, Hair Seat i hair*, Solas, kc., ?tc. Conditions rash. January 4 Nil UH I KIT'S SA 1.10. By virtuo of a writ ol Fiori Farias, to mo directed and delivered, will bo sold THIS DAY, the 4tli Janu? ary, at tho norflioast corner if tho Courthouse, at 12 o'clock M. >R the right, titlo aud interest ot the defendant in a HORS'; AND H RIC AD CA WT. Levied on and to be sold as the property of John S' hrodor, at the suit of F. Cuirillo. Ierras ca>b. E. W. M. MACKEY, January 4 m3 8. C. C. Sundries-On Account of whom it may Con? cern. BY R. & A. P. CALDWELL. TO-MORROW ( Tuesday), tho 5th of January, will bo sold beforo our store, at half-past 9 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES JUsT LANDED FROM STEAMER: 20 sacks SALT 5 bass Coffeo 1 hhd. ituwm qos, 1 coso Tobacco I box Tobacco 3 boxes Starch 1 bbl. Vinegar 5 bundles Brooms and Buckets 10 boxes Toa, Soda, Ginger, Candles, Allspice, Pipes, Poi per and Micking 2 bags shot 4 kegs Crackers 1 case Sundries 3 bundles Papor. Conditions-Cash on delivery. January 4 Assignee's Sale of a Plantation, under Order of Court, in Bankruptcy. In re W. M. Williams, Bankrupt, Ex parte II. P. Walker. BY o. MCBRIDE SMITH, Auctioneer. Will be sold TO-MORROW, 6th Jaiuary, at II o'clock A. M.. at thc Old Postofll -e, All that PLANTA I ION or Tract of Land in tho Parish of St. Thomas and st Dcnuis, in Berkeley County, and State of south Carolina, known as tho Wat-hu-wa Tract, but sometimos called Mount Pleas? ant, delineated m the plat ot' Jo'lin Diamond, dated January, 1811, record? 1 in thc ofllce of Moeno Con? veyance at Charlcstou iu Pint Book A, No. 1, page 88, containing six hundred and twenty acres, or therea? bouts. Doundoi on the northwest, north and north? east by lands ol Ezekiel Picken?, and now or lalo of Mrs. Jane Shoo'.bred; to tho ca3t and soufi on lauds heretofore of Thomas Ashley, and now or late of the estate of George Anderson, and" to tho southwest ou a public canal, and on l inds now or late ol tho es? t?t? ot Dr. Georgo P. B. Hasoll. Q'ermi-One-half cash; balance in twelvemonths, secured by bond and mortgage of tho purchaser. LOUIS. McLAIN, As?if;noc. January 4 Lee 15, 2'.), Jau 4, 5 Three Small and Comfortable Dwellings on the teest side of America-street, about three doors above the Mall, at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. TO-MORROW, thc 5th January, nt ll o'clock, at tho Old PosioHlcc, will be Bold, tho above, CONSISTING OF: That known as No. 47, a neat and comfortable DWELLING, containing four square rooms, piazza and kitchen. Lot 30 feet front by 100 f03t deep, more or less. 1'antiy an I dressing room, lar?e ci?tem, brick loundation. That known as Nj. 49, four square rooms, kitchen and large plastered room iu rear piazza to the south. That known as No. 51, four square rooais; descrip? tion as above. These Houses always rented to good tenants. Teime-Half cash; tho balauco in one year, secured as usual; property insured and policy assigned. January 4 fm2* Pastness QLarDs. CARD THE DNDEH8IGNED INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and tho public that ho is .-til) to be found at his old stand, Ne C c.illou-s.ro let, (near the Old Poi tomoo,) wh ero ho will bo Rio?] tn nt tend to any NOTARIAL BU .-I NESS, such aa noting and extending Marine Protests, & c. Also, will attend to buying, selling and selecting cargoes of Flour for oxport, und would be thankful lor patrouc ?e. Januarv4 m.hm) EDWARD O. THARTN. N O T I C K C. N. AVE Ul LL, FLOUR I N 8 P E G T 0 Ii IVo OS Mast Hay. PARTIES RECEIVING FLOUR WILL TLFASE leave their orders lor inspection at No. 68 EAS T BAY, and they wUl be promptly attended to. January 1 6 O T T O SONNTAU, DYER AND SCOURER, 14.1 Market-street, between King and A rchdale-streets. GENTS' COATS, VESTS, PANTS AND HATS Dyed, Cleaned and Pressed. November 12 wfniSmos ^>^SB?E?O^^ DENTIST. ROOMS AT HIS RESIDENCE. NORTHWEST C0fl< NEE OF MEETING-AND SOOT li TY STREETS. November 20 fmwCmos ?i J. gCHLEPEGRElili, No. 37 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP. LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ANL BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and PLASTER? ING LATHS. PAINTS. OILS. GLASSES, SHINGLES.; also, GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, kc, con etautly on hand ..t tho lowest market ?ricos. September 12 minster (^HAVING A Si II I1AIR-CUTTIKG, BY W.E. MARSHALL, AT THE BROAD-STREET BARBER SALOON, No. 81 (UP STAIRS). December 8 Q. E () . Il . UUPPUOK, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, Charleston, S. 0. P. GADSDEN HASEM,. eraos September 911 J. T . Il U lil ?- ii ii SS Y S , BROKER, AUOTIONEEB AND COMMIS? SION MERCHANT. SALE? Ol' REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONO?, SK ^TOBIilEH AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ATTENDED TO. .lo. ?T BROAD'ITEKH T, CHARLESTON, S. G. Hen. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Eeo.., General JAM KS CONNER. T. R. WARING, Bea, October 1 _. Y^yIL.L.IS ?St CU1SOLM. FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS aire . SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALI AND Sfij?r?EHT (io Foreign And Domestic Ports) ot COTTON, RICE, LUMBER ANlf NAVAL STORKS ATLANTIC WHARF, Oharleetoe. S. a S.T7ZLLtS.A. R. OHISOLM. faction Sales. Underwriter*' Sale. BY J. A. ENSLOW & CO. TIIIS DAY, thc 4tu inst., will bo sold, ou Soutli Central wharf, at ll o'clock, 180 Is eg.-) NAIL?. Damaged on ibo v lyage from Philadelphia t . this pori, at.d s< ld for account 01 tho Underwriters and all concerned. January 4 Whiskey, Brand;/, Wines, (Jin, <Jc. JOB DAWSON, Auctioneer, Will be sold TO-MOKUOW, 5th instant, at half-pis', 10 o'clock, at No. 90 East Day, 100 bbls WHISKEY - quat tor casks Urandy, Wiues, Gin,.&o - cases coi dials, Syrups, LSittors, Wiues, kc, kc. Terms-Cash ou dollvery. January 4 Valuable Real Estate, corner Broad and Church streets. WM. McKAY, Auctioneer, Will Foll on FRIDAY, tho 15th instant, at tho Old Pos'of?co, Hroad-street, at ll o'clock, Tba' DESIRABLE COUNER Si ORE, coiner of Bro.d und Church i-treetp. ALSO, Ibo TWO ADJOIN1NO STORES on Broad -street, measuring on Broad-street sixty-one (61) feot, moro or less, and on Church thirty-eight (38) teat, more or ICB". Tho above proporty tobe so'.d togcthor. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two yea.s In equal annual instalments, secured by bond and mortgage, with interest fi om day of sale at seven por con'. Buildings to be Inputed and poltcy as? signed. Purchaser ti pay Auctioneer for paperH and stamps. mwf'5thf2 January 4 Valuable Real Estate at Auction. W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS, Auctioneers, By virtue of an order of salo, to mo diroctod by tho Hon. Ooo. S. Bryan, Judge of tho United States District Court for tho Di-triet of South Carolina, I wi 1 offer for salo at public auction, on TUES? DAY, January 12.1869, at ll o'clock A. M., at the ~ Old Poatoflice, foot of Broal-stroot, Charleston, S. 0., All that LOT OF LAND, boing part of tho lot for? merly known by tho No. - Meeting-street, in the City of Charleston, measuring iu width running parallel with Meeting-street fifty (50) feet, and it\ ?fl dopth forty-one (41) foot. Bounding north on landH of Otis Mills, ea-t on lands of-Elliott, south on lands of estate of James Gibson, and we3t on lot of land below describe;! ALSO, All thnt otbor LOT OF LAND, with the BUILD? INGS thereon, situate ou Mcetir.g-stro>?t, and for? merly known us No. 234. Bounding to the wost on Meoling-Btreot and measuring thoroou say fifty (60) foet, to tho north on land? of osta'o of James Gib s3n, and measuring ou said line sav on-3 bund rel and thirty-five 135) feet, to tho east on lot of laud above described, and measuring on said line pay fifty (50i feet, and to tho south on lands late of John H. Margart Terms-Ono-tbird cash; balaoco in tbreo equal successive anim il instalments, secured by bond or bonds of purchaser, bearing interest from day ot' salo at tlie rate of seven per cent, por annum, aud a mortgage of tho premises, bunding* to be insured and policy assigned. Purjhuser to pay for papers and stamps. LOUIS MoL MN, Assignee of James browne. December 23 wfm9 tul Estate Sale of Plantations and Residences. BY LOUIS D. IleSAUSSURE. Ou. 1UESD\Y, tho 12th day of January, 1810, will bo sold, at tho ' >ld Post?nico, in Charleston, by order of thc Deviscos of John Ashe, The handsome BRICK RESIDENCE on the north pido ol South Bav-strect, bat .ve n Meetlns and Klug streets (th<i residence of the lnt>i Colonel Johu S. Ashe), being'ono ot tho most dosiiab'.e Dwellings in the city. Ou the promises aro excellent brick < kitchen, cariiago house au.l stiblo. Tho lot mea? sures 74 feet lt) in. oa iront lino, 6'J teet G in. ou tho back lino and 269 fcot deep, more or loss. 1 ALSO, The TUREE STORY WOODEN MANSION HOUSE ' on thu north silo ot' South Hay-street, between -4 Mealing and King streets, eoutaiuin'* twelve room-?, three piazzas, &c. On the premises are brick kitchen, carriage house and stab'.c. The lot measures 64 feet 7 in i i iront, more or les*, 52 tout ou thc back line, and 241 feet aecp, moro or less. ALSO, Thc TWO RICE PLANTATIONS at the best pitch of tho tide, known as "Will Town" and "High Wassie," or "Rotterdam," now merged into ono plantation, situato iu St. Bartholomew's Parish, Col letoii District, opposite Will Town, ou a large creek, waters of Pou Pou River, containing jointly 1019 . acres, of which 400 ncres aro rico land, uuder bank (lbottt 260 of which havo been plantoJ this year); bounding to tho north and northwest by lands of estate Baynard and Edward Barnwell, to tho south on lands of Mrs. Wayne, and to the east on said creek. On tho place are two small Dwelling Houso3 and aooommoja ions for seventy or mora ne.jrne? ALSO, A TRACT OF PINE BARREN LAND, pn ?he Poa Pon Rivor, St. Raid's Parish, opposite the Will Town Plantation, containing 180 acres of land. ALSO, Fifteen TOWN LOTS in the village of Will Town. ALSO, BThe SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, in St. Paul's Farisb.Colleton District, 30 milos from Charles Ion, and about 8 milos from Ad ?ms'Ruu Depot, on j tho Savannnh and Charleston Rai road, known os tho | "Point Place," on Tc og .coo River (the re.-ideuco of t tho late Col. John S. Ashe), considered one of tho mo:it productive and certain places on the coast, con? taining about 401 ueiesoi land, of which about 250 are cleared. On tho place are overseer and negro house.s. This placo la conaidir^d healthy to resido on uh the year. ALSO. Tho TRACT OF LAND OU ISLAND, commonly known as Whooping Ifland ou the Dawhoo River. Colleton Distict, containing 217 acres of land. AL<iO, " MOSS HILL" PLANTATION, lying in and around Adams' Run, Colleton District, containing about 101O acres, moro or lesa. Laving ab jut 50,000 Pine Trees, boxed; butting and bounding to tho east and northea-t by ?ands of estate of John T. Mar? shall and the estate of Wm Wilkinson, to tho north by plantation called "Veacho's," owned by estate Jamos King, and to tho west by lands of Edward Barnwell. * ALSO, Tho TRACT OF LVND known a.? "Roxbury," St. Paul's Parish, Colleton Dibtrick, containing about 350 acres. Coadili .'-lis-One-third cash ; balance by bond, pay? arle in two rqtial successive annual instalments, with interest troni day of sale, to bo Bccured by a mortgage of tba property, tho city residences to bo fisurea and polioies assigned Purchasers to pay for all necessary na ors and revenue stamps. December 18 2 tuthsO ntuthfsmtu7 - M I . ?--"r-wiBMii g; ^tartfrwtrrV Wmit Salea. A Farm on Charleston Neck, a Plantation on Cooper River, anda Wharf Lot on Concord BY ALONZO J. WHITE & SON. For (-ale or for Rent A FARM on Charleston Neck, containing ono hun? dred a?d twenty (12n) acres, well known as Boy ward's Farm, on Ashley River, opposite Clement s Ferrv Road, about two and a hali miles from city Unalta, on plank road. Wootha ris P.antrUon. on Coopo>" River, contain? ing about 1700 acres of land; about 400 acres swamp; a large amount excellent cleared high land, balance well wooded, about twenty miles from tho dry. A Wharf Lot on Conoord-street, which is now raado up tho entire front of said lot, joining Ham? lin k Fairchild's Wharf, foot of Laurens-street; measures 124 fset frout on Concord, and runs down to Cooper River Channel; samo dimensions as Ham? lin k Fairchild's Wharf. For particulars apply as above at office, No. 68 EASTBAY-STRFET. Junuaiy 1 imwS BY J. FRASER MATHE WES, Heal Estate Agent, No. SO Broaua-street. For sale and Lease PHOSPHATE LANDS of a superior quality, tin doop? water navigation ana healthy locations all th? year. RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS m all parts of the state. '. CITY PROPERTY of every description. November 2 3mon. (?tgattj (Maua, &r. ATTENTION. YE SMOKERS! IF YOB DESIUE TO SMOKE A GENUINE IM? PORTED HAVANA CIGAR, rall at No. 8?MAR IX KT-s I Rb ET, whore you will Bad now open for Inspection tho largest and most so oct stock ot Clears ever imported to thia market, and which wo offer at a prto ; that will satisfy all dem tads. Who essie and Retail, by SAYAS ?fe KAHIHAS, January 1_'_No 80 Market street SEQ AR EMPORIUM. O SALAS, AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON Xlie Braach of the Harans Segar Factory, "Ls Palentina.''would respectfully invite the attention of dealers and smokers to bis very large stock of HAVANA AND DOMESTIC 8EOARS, of ?ll ?rades and ?smut, exeel!?d by few ia this oouuUy, and war? ranted to bo as represented. ******* !???ea asst is the couaU j ?u? orders ex MUteA by Expresa, C. O. D., or 88 days' city aesop tanco. No. 1M EAST BAY-STREET, CHARLESTON, ?9. C. August 24 mwfSmo Q H. BA?., ATTORNEY AT LAW? AMD SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. 49? 0*ee tte ?ft ?S?AD-BTfiBBT, ?orth etta